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Title: Marriage Lookup - Thomas Bassett and Elizabeth
Post by: Truebrit on Monday 02 November 09 20:08 GMT (UK)
Hi

I am trying to locate a marriage for Thomas Bassett and Elizabeth.  They both appear to have been born abt 1769 and had several children baptised in Hinckley from 1793 onwards.

Can anybody spot a potential marriage for the couple?

Thanks in advance.

TB
Title: Re: Marriage Lookup - Thomas Bassett and Elizabeth
Post by: bassettgenealogy on Wednesday 21 December 16 22:51 GMT (UK)
I have a marriage for William Bassett to Ann Harrison in Hinckley in 1789, but nothing for Thomas. I have 8 children listed for Thomas, only 3 of whom I have traded, Richard Bassett, Thomas Bassett and John Bassett.

www.bassettbranches.org
Title: Re: Marriage Lookup - Thomas Bassett and Elizabeth
Post by: kelzies on Thursday 22 December 16 22:26 GMT (UK)
If you're willing to look across the border to Warwickshire, there's a Thomas Bassett marrying Elizabeth Smith in Grendon on the 16th September 1792. A bit out of town, but still close enough to be a possibility. I can't find anything in Hinckley either.
Title: Re: Marriage Lookup - Thomas Bassett and Elizabeth
Post by: Truebrit on Thursday 22 December 16 22:59 GMT (UK)
Thanks for the info.  I had thought that might be the right one too although they are having children at the same time in Polesworth/Grendon as at the time of my Thomas and Elizabeth.  Also from one of their children's marriage certificates it shows that Thomas Bassett to be a Publican whereas mine was a framework knitter.  All very confusing!

Bassettgeneology - I too have found the eight Hinckley children of Thomas and Elizabeth - Richard (1794-1875), Mary (1795-1871), Elizabeth (1797-1854), Thomas (1799-1880), John (1803-1868), Joseph (1805-?), Ann (1808-1895) and Sarah (1810-?).

Many thanks all for your help on this longstanding brick wall!

Regards

TB