Thread: wroughton parish reg lookup pre 1831

Hi, can someone do a lookup for John Speck dob around 1803, married mary ann gibbs 19 nov 1831 in wroughton, her dob jul 1807, daughter of thomas gibbs and mary twine. i can't find Johns birth or parentage.

also have qeury re children as dates not tying up, i have mary 1830. mother mary,elizabeth 1836, but mother listed as anne, with george born 1834 deceased 1836 also lists anne as mother , while richard who i know is right has mary as mother, getting a bit confused as richard, mary, and elizabeth on 1841 census for this family. thanks for your time, sorry about the ramble, trying to give as much info as possible

John Speck is on the 1851 census at Wroughton. He is an Agricultural Labourer, born in Wroughton.



Brummie.

Morning The only thing close I can find on the BIVRI discs in Wiltshire..



SPOCK, John Christening

Gender: Male

Birth Date: 23 Sep 1802

Christening Date: 3 Oct 1802 Recorded in: Chisledon, Wiltshire,

Father: Richard SPOCK

Mother: Theresa

Source: FHL Film 1279399

Dont know if these are any good to you?



SPECK, Mary Anne Christening

Gender: Female

Christening Date: 8 Aug 1831 Recorded in: Gedney, Lincolnshire,

Father: John SPECK

Mother: Mary

Source: FHL Film 1542146



SPECK, Richard Christening

Gender: Male

Christening Date: 13 Feb 1829 Recorded in: Gedney, Lincolnshire,

Father: John SPECK

Mother: Sarah

Source: FHL Film 1542146

this is a possible as there are descendents named richard, I have been unable to find any birth for John in wroughton, so will look into this. I may not have been looking outside the square enough, i have name changes on my side, why should he be any different!. It would explain why i can't find him.

I have 3 Johns in Wroughton, i really need a dob or place for John as he doesnt appear in records for wroughton, except for his marriage in 1831

[quote name='Light']Dont know if these are any good to you?



SPECK, Mary Anne Christening

Gender: Female

Christening Date: 8 Aug 1831 Recorded in: Gedney, Lincolnshire,

Father: John SPECK

Mother: Mary

Source: FHL Film 1542146



SPECK, Richard Christening

Gender: Male

Christening Date: 13 Feb 1829 Recorded in: Gedney, Lincolnshire,

Father: John SPECK

Mother: Sarah

Source: FHL Film 1542146[/quote]





Sorry, wrong Speck's, already checked these, but thank you again.

[quote name='Light']Morning The only thing close I can find on the BIVRI discs in Wiltshire..



SPOCK, John Christening

Gender: Male

Birth Date: 23 Sep 1802

Christening Date: 3 Oct 1802 Recorded in: Chisledon, Wiltshire,

Father: Richard SPOCK

Mother: Theresa

Source: FHL Film 1279399[/quote]





Many thanks Light!

I am investigating this one, have Richard 1776 to 1837 Wiltshire on bdm, could be the one , but unable to find any other info? any ideas where to from here?, I am tracking backwards to find where the family originated from as we are in NZ! Liz

This may be the missing link, Richard speck 1773 had 7 children to a woman whose name appears as thermuthius? or on her death cert as thurma could this have been interpreted as theresa? John could have been older brother to william 1804, charles 1807, james 1808 and harriet 1810, all names that appear again as john's children.

Sorry but Im not coming up with much



Heres a marr for...



SPECK, James Marriage

Wife: Elizabeth SAVORY

Marriage Date: 10 Jan 1831 Recorded in: Hannington, Wiltshire, England

Husband previously married

Wife previously married

Source: FHL Film 1279305

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SPECK, William Marriage

Wife: Ann FREEMAN

Marriage Date: 15 Oct 1833 Recorded in: Wanborough, Wiltshire, England

Source: FHL Film 1279303 Dates: 1767 - 1837



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SIMMONDS, Thomas Marriage

Wife: Jane SPECK Age: 20

Marriage Date: 30 Apr 1838 Recorded in: Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, England

Husband's Father: Richard SIMMONDS

Wife's Father: James SPECK

Source: FHL Film 1279360 Dates: 1754 - 1906



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Maybe they will fit in somewhere?