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   Hi all, I concur with the idea of W P being Weldon Parva, when one thinks about that
    the marr was in the early 1700's when the clergy were just about coming out of the
    use of Latin being written in parish records in some still used that I have come across,
    as I say many thanks for putting forward good ideas regarding ..W P..

                  Thanks much appreciated....

                 Ok both , I'll do some digging and uncover, thanks ....

     I have about 100 or so of fiches of Kent like liminge/elham/wrotham/elham and some
     london 51 census of london, they are free to any one who can offer a way of getting
     them delivered or what ever....

   Hi BumbleB..

                Thanks i have the warwick bp, alas as you say theres no birth date listed,
       that's making things awkward but i am hoping that the Coventry bp just might
       have a birth date listed, not very hopfull on that though , later on the family were
       in Henley and some had that birth recorded also, its just that the bp dates are so
       close together, the Tidmus/Tidmas name variation in those days I do not take to
       much notice off as its all down to the person recording the given info and what they
       hear, later on in the 1800 + in the censuses etc, one has to be a little more carefull as
       names do get more presice in spelling as you have probably found out, the 1841 can
       be a problem though in the transcription from the original info, if no bth date is found
       I will have to find a way of recording John and Ann in my tree with the bp dates so
       close together, but thanks any way....
                         regards mick

     The record in the Weldon pr says Cooks garden as with John Cook burial,
     Is the Cook home still there and do the present owners know about it..