Hi Kath & Susie,
Originally, when I found the William of William & Hannah bap 5 Feb 1744 at Felsted I thought that's him, the husband of Margaret Twin. I was a bit concerned that the family moved to parts unknown but I reasoned that William 1744 may have had family connections in Felsted, making it easy for him to return there.
I would like to find other children of William & Hannah, I had hoped I might get lucky during my searches of various PRs at the ERO last year but nothing turned up
Then along came Trevor Mills with his info. That William (1737) having a sister named Millicent and a recommendation from the Rev Mills, tipped the scales in my mind toward him. The problem I have with this William is that if he married Margaret Twin, I would expect them to use the names Philip and Ann, or at least one of the those names.
Checking out the Rev Mills info in the Takeley online transcripts I came across William of Thomas & Elizabeth bap 27 Apr 1740. Although William & Margaret didn't name a son Thomas, I don't think at this stage I would like to rule this William out.
In fact I don't think I would rule any of the three out at this stage, like you both, I would dearly love to hear from Trevor Mills. As you state Kath it's not that I doubt the info but I would like to know what convinced the Rev Mills that William of Philip and Ann is the William who married Margaret Twin. A while back Middle Englander said he would contact Trevor Mills again and find out the score. As we haven't heard anything from M E I assume Trevor hasn't got into his father's computer yet.
If the family of William Fuell (Juell) & Elizabeth Green who married at Takeley 7 Dec 1761 could be found, the children's names might provide a clue to which of the three Williams married Elizabeth Green. Although I think it is unlikely to be the 1744 William, unless born earlier than the year of his baptism he would only be a 17 year old in 1761.
Kath, I have details of five children of Henry & Margaret Twin all baptised at Felsted, including Margaret baptised 29 Oct 1738. If they will be of use to you let me know and I'll post, PM or email them, which ever you prefer.
Very interesting that William Fewell burial you mentioned, 1741 puts him closest to William of Thomas & Elizabeth. Did you find any female Fewell burials at Gt Waltham? A Margaret (or some other first name) Fewell wife of William, could define whether the William buried 1822 could be our William.
Regards.