bumbleina
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hi peeps
having a bit of a moment, i now have a william wild wife alice
and kids edmund james anna and george all born in maesbury, on the cencus it has william born around 1766, i have been on igi and the nerest i can find is;
*william wild 1792 oswestry parents austin and mary
*william wilde 1773 wife alice both of babbins wood
*william wilde wife alice williams both of whittinton
how do i find the right one?
please help
amanda
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Hi
This is a bit difficult as Whittington and Babbinswood are close together and Maesbury is a few miles south of Oswestry.
If you have him on the 1841 census and he is down as b. c. 1766, he could be born between 1762 and 1766 as those over 15 had ages rounded down 
Unfortunately the IGI doesn't have all the Shropshire birth/baptisms. What dates do you have for the children?
There does seem to be a baptism trail for them between Babbinswood/Whittington 1800-1802 and the Oswestry/maesbury births. Unfortunately, the marriages are both patron submissions and should be checked against parish records
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hi thanks for the reply
i have edmund 1823
james 1814
anna 1816
george 1819
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I notice that James was b. Maesbury 
I added a wee bit on my earlier message - it could be that William and Ann moved from the Whittington area in the early 1800s and moved to Maesbury - it's not far at all and, as William was an Ag Lab, they could have moved for work.
If no one has come on with any more info, I'll check my local records for you tomorrow
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To add a little local flavour that might be relevant ~
The land agent for Chirk Castle was buying up small parcels of land/estates in the Whittington/Gobowen area around that time. It might be that William and Alice were caught up in this and had to move for work.
Also, a picture of Whittington Church:
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ahh thanks gadget
your a star... i know williams son was a canal boat captain, could they have moved on to this?
thanks for all your help. x
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a right diamond you are!!!! thanks gadget, if medals were being handed out id make sure you had one lol x
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Right - my line dropped as i was putting this up 
looked at the Whittington records:
Marriage 4 August 1798 William Wild and Alice Williams
Baptisms:
6 Jan 1799 - John s/o William and Alice Wild of Babbins Wood
26 Oct 1800 - William s/o William and Alice Wild of Babbins Wood
28 Nov 1802 - Margaret d/o William and Alice Wild of Babbins Wood
Can't find a baptism for William, snr. earlier than Nov 1774 s/o Joseph and Jane
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bumbleina
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hi gadget
yes they are one of the set i found so do you think its joseph and jane then ?
i have found a few wilde familys in maesbury around the time and have an incline they are all related. not sure how yet. x
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Hi Bumble
the only other William that I found was bpt. Broseley in 1768. It's possible but a good way away!
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If you want me to run with Joseph and Jane, i'll have a look for you in my records
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hi gadget
yes please if you dont mind that would be great thanks.
really do appreciate all your help
amanda x
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Found this, so far -
Whittington
Burial
18 Nov 1773 Joseph s/o Joseph Wild of Whittington
21 July 1778 Joseph s/o Joseph Wild of Berghill
Baptisms
10 Nov 1774 William s/o Joseph Wild, labourer and Jane his wife of Whim.
20 July 1778 Joseph s/o Joseph Wild, labourer and Jane his wife of Berghill
21 Sept 1779 Anne d/o Joseph Wild, labourer and Jane his wife of Babes Wood
26 Feb 1783 Mary d/o Joseph Wild, labourer and Jane his wife of Babes Wood
30 Sept 1787 Thomas s/o Joseph Wild, labourer and Jane his wife of Babins Wood
Burial
17 June 1809 Joseph Wild, Babins wood, aged 67
So Joseph born circa 1742
Missed this yesterday:
Oswestry Baptisms
9 July 1809 Thomas s/o William Wild and Alice, b. 18 June
11 August 1811 Joseph s/o William Wild, Maesbury, labourer and Alic. b. 22 July 1811
some of the names used for their children by William and Alice do echo the ones used by Joseph and Jane
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hi thanks they certainly do. and the names seemed to ov carried on down to ..... so you thimk i should go with joseph and jane ?
amanda x
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