Staffordshire 1841 look-up request

[TreeDigger]

Could SKS please look in the 1841 Wolverhampton (or Staffordshire general area) for:

John Haycock/Heacock
born 1781 Wheaton Aston (bapt. Lapley)
agricultural/general laborer (or poss. blacksmith)
wife Sarah born approx. 1797 Wolverhampton (marr. 1839)

I'm hoping to receive names with which I could possibly find more links to other children (son John, born Oswestry, blacksmith lived with Dixon family W'hampton at the time) and from there the name of his first wife.

Thanks!

[Kay99]

I don't suppose he could have been listed as Thomas by mistake??

1841  Living at Walsall Street, Wolverhampton,

Thomas Haycock 60    Labourer Staffordshire
Sarah Haycock    40    Staffordshire

[TreeDigger]

Well...

That would be quite a coincidence, as he had a brother named Thomas born 1778. The latter, however, was married to Elizabeth Robinson and lived in Wheaton Aston.

So it could be possible I guess. I do know that in 1851 they were living at Steelhouse Lane, W'hampton. Is there any additional information?

[Kay99]

Sadly nothing except the info I posted.   I found them looking for Sarah

[trish1120]

Is this your John?

John HAYCOCKS
christening: 2 September 1810, St. Oswald's, Oswestry, Shropshire
Parents JOHN/MARGARET
(Source Familysearch.Org)

Trish

[TreeDigger]

@Kay99

Guess I'll just 'assume' this to be him then, as there doesn't seem to be any other couple that fits the bill. Thank you for the effort!   

@Trish

That would be wonderful, but if I remember correctly this baptism was discounted years ago already (this search is starting to have epic proportions!), although I can't really remember why again.
Possibly because that couple baptized children at a time when John the father would've simply been too young. 

[jacquelineve]

 Marriage 10 Nov 1839 St Peters Wolverhampton

John Haycock -widower-50-labourer-Father Thomas -bricklayer
                              &
Sarah Woodward -widow-39-Father John Carter-locksmith
Abode for both-Wolverhampton
Witness-J Perkins-R Wakeman

Marriage (possible)  5th Sept 1814 All Sts Sedgley
Sarah Carter --William Woodward
Witness -Sarah Askey

Jackie

[TreeDigger]

Yes, that's John 2nd marriage. As far as I know there were no children from that union, due to the couple's advanced age.

It's John's 1st marriage I'm trying to find, the mother of John Haycock the blacksmith, 1810-1816 Oswestry.

Thank you for your effort though 

[keyboard86]

Hi if I have the correct John Haycock/s b Oswestry occ Blacksmith in the 1851 census with the Dixon family and new wife Susan ( Nee Dixon ) he is shown as born 1813 Oswestry,in the household also is a John Haycock aged 8 b Wolverhampton, but the couple do not appear to marry until 1850?

John Heycock Full Age occ Smith Father John Heycock occ Gardener
Susan DICKSON Full Age Father Thomas Dickson occ File Cutter
28th January 1850 Wolverhampton, St Mary.

In 1841 with a John Pool occ Blacksmith and family is amongst others a John HAYCOX 27 Not born in County occ Blacksmiths Striker
Residing at Sparrow Works, Wolverhampton
Census Ref HO107/1001/ 11/28 / 11
Keyboard86


EDIT possibly ignore 1841 above as John Heycock aged 25 Not born in county is as you say with Dixon family also in 1841 census!!

Also baptsim 5th March 1843 Wolverhampton, St Peter John Dixon Mother Susan