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So, I'm researching this couple:
Marriage date   09 Feb 1858
District Church, Llannerchymedd, Anglesey, Wales
Evan Williams, Aged 20, bachelor, Butcher, of Tan Yr Hall (Tan yr Hall, Llannerch-y-medd)
~ Father John Williams, Butcher
Margaret Jones, Aged 18, spinster Menai Bridge Inn
~ Father    Jones, Publican
By Banns, both signed
Witnesses: Richard Parry, William Owen
Record set   Anglesey Marriages And Banns
(Find-My-Past)

Are you still active?  Have failed to pick her up in census, before she marries, but she was born in Liverpool, Lancashire. 

Thanks Sarah…
~ I noticed the comment about her email address, but thought she might come back in here one day, and find me!  I could probably chase her down if I felt so inclined, but I've put the WAIDES to bed for now, and gone back to some of my more important brick walls!

LOL

ah no, Daniel's father Daniel died on 5 October 1884, and it's his Will that's online.  Daniel jnr died intestate, and letters of administration were granted to Elizabeth (as per her Will).

There is a Memorial Inscription (online) detailing the two Daniels and other family members, with jnr's death at age 34 on 23 Jul 1876, two years before Elizabeth remarried.

Hi,
   Daniel WAIDE married Eliza White in Glenarm Presbyterian Church, Larne District on 26 Aug 1867. Daniel died on 5 Oct 1874 and a will is available in PRONI.

Regards

p.p.s
June TOWLER was baptised in Methwold on 19 June 1785 (giving  a reason for his unusual name, which has also been sighted as Juno!)

His mother was Ann.  He was illegitimate/base borne. 

Hello,

I can't recognise your enquiry in regards to who I have been in contact with, (I'm in touch with many people atvarying times) but as you're obviously using my research information to look for Thomas' records I can assume we've been in touch.

Although it is a good idea to re~confirm what I have found in my years of TOWLER research, (along with that of others) I thought it would have been sensible to ask me about the source of the Wisbech baptism!! My veto on publishing private research on the web shouldn't preclude your keeping in touch for further information, that I'm always willing to share with genuine researchers and family members!

In 2003 I visited Wisbech itself, and looked at the transcriptions (index cards) for the Parish records. Indexed as the son of June & Elizabeth FOWLER was our Thomas. (After years of chasing this family... I know to always look at FOWLER!!!)

Knowing that June & Elizabeth were TOWLERs of Brandon made the link absolute, given that I had already sighted Thomas and family on the 1861 Census, giving his place of birth as Wisbech.  (Yes.. in the intervening ten years since the 1851 Census, he must have learned his real birth/baptism place was neither Weeting, nor Brandon!)

I have a copy of the original baptism entry, (17th Feb 1811) which clearly showed there had been a typical transcription error, and TOWLER is how it should have appeared in the index cards.  The cards were changed accordingly, at my request... in agreement with the curator/archivist.  On~line indexes had already been published on the web (I believe) by that time.. erroneously.

See how simple it would have been to ask me??

Two other children were baptised to June & Elizabeth in Wisbech, their fourth (assumed) was baptised in Brandon, followed by another two in Weeting.  It's hardly surprising that Thomas was uncertain where he was born, given the family's movements in and out of the area that borders three counties, during his child~hood. 

Jools (Julie)
New Zealand

You should have my email address. 
 
Oh, thank~you David, for responding to the original enqueries.