bishops transcripts radford 1803

[thismypast]

please could some one help
just been looking at the baptisms 1803 in radford and half seem to be missing page very faint and a line across the page  start 1st aug and end 26 dec 1803
does anyone know if there is a bishops transcrip for radford for that time

[sunflower]

Was it Radford St Peters?

On the Notts FHS baptism CD, baptisms start January 1803 who are you looking for ?

Carol

[thismypast]

yes radford st peters
william bowles raynor

[sunflower]

Sorry I can't see anything for that name

There are a few William Raynor around at that time, but I think you already have them from previous posts.

Carol

[thismypast]

thank you for looking
so i guessing that it must be from bishops transcripts

also a general question not sure if this is the right place to ask

i was going to upload a image but first it says there was a error and to rename which i did
but now the option to upload image is not available

[sunflower]

You would be better putting that request in the technical help section. 

Carol

[trish1120]

There are some Radford entries on FreeREG in the right time but not who your looking for
(I even tried William Bowles in case his Parents married after his Birth)

I see in 1841 William is a Shoemaker and 1851 a Superintendant of Police

I found his Daug Rebeccas Baptism 05 Jan 1834 and noticed other Raynor Baptisms around the same time;

EG;
JOSEPH LAMBERT Raynor 24 May 1830 to GEORGE/REBECCA, Cordwainer
REBECCA Raynor 18 Apr 1826 to JOHN/MARY, Cordwainer

3 Shoemakers pricked up my interest, Brothers?

I looked for Joseph Lambert Raynor in 1851 and came up with this;

1851 Census
Nottingham St Mary
HO107/2132/557/4
Joseph Raynor, 77, Head, Widr, Constable**, born East Markham, Nottinghamshire
Rebecca Raynor, 44, Daug, Unm, Tambourer of Lace,  born Sheffield, Yorkshire
Mary Ann Raynor, 40, Daug, Unm, Tambourer of Lace, born Sheffield
Elizabeth Raynor, 37, Daug, Unm, Tambourer of Lace, born Sheffield
JOSEPH Raynor, 20, Grandson, Warehouseman, born Nottinghamshire
John Raynor, 6, Grandson, Scholar, born Nottinghamshire

Occps seem to much of a coincidence to me.

1841 Joseph is s Shoemaker;

St Mary, Notts
HO107/869/1/St Mary
Joseph Rayner, 68
Ann Rayner, 66
Rebecca Rayner, 35
Mary Rayner, 28
Elizabeth Rayner, 26
JOSEPH Rayner, 11

Only Joseph age 11 is down as born in County
All the Girls are Lace workers.

Maybe right off here but I have a niggling feeling Joseph is a possibility for Williams Father.

[thismypast]

yes looks very promising
didn't know brothers were also shoemakers makes it even more likely
and joseph a constable
often wondered why he had the middle name bowles  quite unusual to have middle names back then?

thank you for looking

[trish1120]

I think William Raynor married Ann FOWKES, 05 Jul 1795, St Mary, Nottingham.