1841 Census - Bardock COLE

[nannyj]

Bardock was the son of another Bardock sometimes the name us written Bundock and other variations.

The first(?) Bardock Cole left a will.
Formerly of the parish of Wix, late of Little Oakley Essex, Labourer
Died 3 October 1866 Little Oakley
Proved at the Principal Registry (25 October) by the oath of Bardock Cole of Little Oakley, Labourer

Death, Dec 1866 Tendring 4a 159
Cole, Bundock
age 72

Perhaps the will contains some answers?

Can’t find the will on SEAX.

[jonw65]

All I have is Tendering 4a 413, if that helps

A number near the end again. Marriage Locator doesn't have it. The possibles seem to be Weeley, Wix, Wrabness, or Registrar's Book

[jonw65]

The marriage is on here!
http://essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/wix_marriages_grooms_1813-1837.pdf

In Wix. 6 November 1832
Raisin - Grollin

and Grollin was the maiden name on the James Raison birth reg in 1852!

Grollin sounds German?

[nannyj]

The bundock birth in six in 1833 is to bundock and Elizabeth Cole.

[jonw65]

The bundock birth in six in 1833 is to bundock and Elizabeth Cole.

That makes sense, nannyj. Thank goodness you are able to look up the original records.
It seems to be coming together. I think! Bardock went by the names Raison and Cole, and he married Elizabeth Grollin in Wix (as Raisin) in 1832, then the son was baptized as Cole in Wix the following year.
John

[nannyj]

The bundock birth in six in 1833 is to bundock and Elizabeth Cole.

That makes sense, nannyj. Thank goodness you are able to look up the original records.
It seems to be coming together. I think! Bardock went by the names Raison and Cole, and he married Elizabeth Grollin in Wix (as Raisin) in 1832, then the son was baptized as Cole in Wix the following year.
John

I’ll try to find Sarah raisins marriage. Might have the fathers name.

[sherrbert]

So it seems both Bardock's 1833  & 1812 went by the names Raison or Cole. If Bardock Cole b.1794 Wix (parents John/Mary Cole) is the first one then we are still looking for Bardock 1812 baptism which is possibly in his mother's name?

Wow this is tricky

[nannyj]

The bundock birth in six in 1833 is to bundock and Elizabeth Cole.

That makes sense, nannyj. Thank goodness you are able to look up the original records.
It seems to be coming together. I think! Bardock went by the names Raison and Cole, and he married Elizabeth Grollin in Wix (as Raisin) in 1832, then the son was baptized as Cole in Wix the following year.
John

Why does the register for bundock junior’s baptism say the parents weren’t married, I wonder?

Can’t find Sarah raisin and John peck’s marriage on the actual registers as they’re not online 😩

[sherrbert]

There is also a Bardock Cole marrying a Mary Cuthbert in 1843! Bardock is such an uncommon name this marriage must tie in somehow.

It would be interesting to know who he was. It's on the last page of marriages for Tendring that quarter (June), so even in 1843 it might not have been a parish church.

Raison birth registrations in Tendring. Are they connected? The only others in Tendring in the same period have mother's maiden name Lee. They do coincide with the baptisms nannyj found in the same quarters.

March 1840 vol 12 page 263
Raison, Eizabeth       
mother ...en     
(that's it!)

March 1844 12 279
Raisin, Sarah
mother Crowland

Dec 1852 4a 190
Raison, James
mother Grollin

Is it possible that 'Grollin' is a corruption or poor transcription of 'Crowland' Can anyone trace an Elizabeth of either surname born in Germany?