John Lamb(e)

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You people astound me, so forthcomiing. Many, many thanks to you all.
Will pursue Charles B/C and then follow the other clues supplied. Big thank you to Trish and to Seahall for that latest piece of info.

What a great croud you are.

[Daisypetal]

Hi,

If the John LAMB/Hannah WEARING marriage is the correct family then here is a bit of further info that might help,


Marriage:  03 Mar 1836,  Kineton
John LAMB
Bachelor
Hannah WEARING
Spinster
Both of this parish.
Witnesses:  Jane Wearing,  Joseph WHEELER



Regards,
Daisy

[Daisypetal]

I've just found this baptism,


Parish: Whitnash
Hannah WHARAM 
daughter of Charles and Gimmimah WHARAM whas baptized Jen^ry 18 1807
Receivd Feb 25 1807


I wonder if this is just a different spelling of WEARING as I found these other baptisms in Whitnash with various spellings,


William WARMAN   
Son of Charls and Jemmia WARMAN  Received his full baptism the 25 of March  1798

Sara WARING
doter of Charle and Jemmia WARING was baptized August the 4 1799
Received October 20

Elezebeth WARING
daughter of Charles and Jimmia WARING was baptized January the 17 1802
 
Ann WHARAM
the daughter of Charles and Jimmia WHAROM  baptized Aprill 28 1805
Received May 12

Thomas
Son of Charles & Jemmimah WHARAM baptized January 21st 1809
Received April 2

Edward
Son of Charles and Jemima WAREHAM Received ful baptism February the 15 1812 

Keziah
Janry 28 1816
daughter of Charles & Jemima WEARUM
Tailor

Jane
Dec 22 1818
daughter of Charles & Jemima WEARUM
Labourer


I found this marriage very close to Whitnash,


Parish: Radford Semele
06 Jan 1796 by banns
Charles WARING of the parish Leamington Priors
Jemima BROOKES of this parish
Solemnized by us: Charles WARING   The mark  X  of Jemima BROOKES
Witnesses:  John GIBBS, James BOWYERS?

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Thanks Daisypetal, I've applied for a copy of Charles Lamb's B/C then I can hopefully tie down the family branch I'm after.
It's good to get this information as I'm sure that all these people must be related as they live so close together and, as I said previously, people in those days didn't travel too far afield to find a spouse!!

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Just to let you know: Charles Lamb was born to John and Hannah Waring, I now have his B/Certificate. Once again greatfull thanks for your input.

[trish1120]

Exellent Topend

I am so glad you did purchase the B/C as without it the wrong line would be followed.
It also looks like Jane Wearum c 1818 from Christenings Daisypetal provided was a Witness at her Sisters 1836 Wedding.

What a lot of spellings for the Surname in the Christenings!
And the info the Charles was a Tailor is great.

All in all a great outcome.

Trish

[trish1120]

1841 Census
Whitnash, Warwickshire
HO107/1135/25/Whitnash
Charles WARING, 65, Tailor, born in County
Next Door is;
Charles HORTON, 29, Ag Lab
JANE, 20
John, 3
Hannah, 6mths

Marriage;
Jane WARING, Father CHARLES Waring
Charles HAWTIN, Father SAMUEL Hawtin
29 March 1838, Whitnash, Warwickshire
(Source F/S.Org)

Burial;
Jemima WARING, 05 October 1836, St Chad, Whitnash, Warwickshire
Age 66
(Source FreeREG)
(Y0u wouldnt believe that is the only Waring and variation entry for Whitnash on FreeREG!)

Marriages for some of Hannahs Siblings;
SARAH Waring/Henry WHITEHEAD, 17 March 1823, Whitnash, Warwick
THOMAS Waring/Elizabeth OVERTON, 28 Sept 1831, Kenilworth, Warwick
KEZIA Waring/James CHERRY, 06 July 1834, St Nicholas Parish, Warwick
EDWARD Waring/Elizabeth EDKINS,16 March 1834,All Saints, Leamington

[Daisypetal]

From 'Warwickshire, England, Burials, 1813-1910'

12 May 1849,  Whitnash
Charles WARING
Abode:  Tachbrook
Age:  81



In 1841 and 1851 James and Kezia CHERRY are living in Tachbrook so I wonder if Charles went to live with them before he died?

[trish1120]

That is entirely possible.