Looking for marriage of John Day about 1814

[suffolk*sue]

Well how odd, it looks like the Edward Pammenter born in Linton is still in Linton in 1851, but there is also a James Day in the household.

[LizzieL]

There's a William Pamenter b abt 1751 in Linton on the 1841 census. I think this may be the one who married Ann in Linton.

[suffolk*sue]

There's a William Pamenter
 b abt 1751 in Linton on the 1841 census. I think this may be the one who married Ann in Linton.

They can be ruled out then.

[LizzieL]

Sadly yes, thank for help. I think the marriage will be closer to Hatfield BO or Great Canfield in the 1780s.

[suffolk*sue]

Doh!! don't know why didn't look there in the first place.

Hatfield Broadoak
William Pamont
Ann Wats
Both single, by banns
9th November, 1778
Witnesses
John ??
John Edwards

[LizzieL]

Wow. How did you find it so quickly, I'm taking ages to make out just one page on SEAX.

That definitely looks like the right one.

And about 12 years till the baptism of Nathaniel, so likely a few more children still to be found - possibly the Charles who was a witness at Martha's marriage

[LizzieL]

I've found the marriage now, the missing witness looks like John Smith and William Pamant could sign his name, so we know how he spelt it.

[LizzieL]

Found a William bapt Jan 1779, they were cutting it a bit fine with the marriage!

[suffolk*sue]

The Easter family who William is with in 1841, Isaac and Honor.
Isaac Easter married Honor Smith in GT Canfield in 1829.