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Title: Willock(s)
Post by: lengramar on Wednesday 28 April 21 20:55 BST (UK)
Hi,
I would like some help please, I am researching an ancestor named Mary Willock(s) baptised 5th July 1806 at Blymhill Staffordshire. Her father is John Willock(s) and her mother is Martha Willock(s) nee Snead. Since I located the baptism I have not found either a marriage or death record for Mary. I have searched online at Ancestry, FamilySearch and Find My Past and now have ran out of options. Can anyone suggest where I can search. Any help would be appreciated.

Regards
Graham
Title: Re: Willock(s)
Post by: groom on Wednesday 28 April 21 21:23 BST (UK)
The Genealogist only has a baptism as well!
Title: Re: Willock(s)
Post by: ColC on Thursday 29 April 21 11:01 BST (UK)
There is this marriage on freereg, I cannot see another birth in the County for the name.

Mary WILLOX to George ROTCHEL Marriage   27 Aug 1827 Staffordshire   Wolverhampton : St Peter :

Witnesses Ann FLETCHER & John BIDDULPH, no other detail.


Colin
Title: Re: Willock(s)
Post by: lengramar on Thursday 29 April 21 13:09 BST (UK)
Hi Colin,

Many thanks for the information, I'll have a look at that one to see where it leads me. I know over time the actual spelling of the surname has changed so this could be an alternative spelling for the marriage. The dates appear to be realistic also.

Regards

Graham
Title: Re: Willock(s)
Post by: ColC on Thursday 29 April 21 15:59 BST (UK)

Mary Rotchell born 1807 Brewood (5 miles from Blymhill)

1881 census
Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire

Deaths Mar 1888 
ROTCHEL    Mary    82    Wolverhampton    6b   344

Colin
Title: Re: Willock(s)
Post by: Jool on Thursday 29 April 21 16:47 BST (UK)
There is this marriage on freereg, I cannot see another birth in the County for the name.

Mary WILLOX to George ROTCHEL Marriage   27 Aug 1827 Staffordshire   Wolverhampton : St Peter :

Witnesses Ann FLETCHER & John BIDDULPH, no other detail.


Colin

Just wanted to mention that JOHN BIDDULPH was a minister who witnessed many marriages at St. Peter's Wolverhampton, therefore not a relative of the bride or groom.