LOoking for parents in great Easton

[peb205]

I’m looking for parents of Mary cass born 1836 in great Easton. Any help much appreciated

Daniel Patient of Great Easton m 1861 Mary Cass also of Great Easton
Father's Name   Charles Patient
Spouse's Father's Name   John Cass

[rosie99]

I’m looking for parents of Mary cass born 1836 in great Easton. Any help much appreciated

Last line of your transcript says
Spouse's Father's Name   John Cass

[jonw65]

Have you seen Great Easton 1861 census?
living at "The Old Workhouse"
Daniel + Mary Patient
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7CH-HZJ

also there John + Lydia (Carst?)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7CH-HZX

Burial of Lydia Cass in Great Easton, 1870
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YSL6-BQG?i=638&cat=492360

John Cass buried in Gt Easton in 1872, age 76 (no BT)
Need a baptism - was Lydia the mother of Mary?

[nannyj]

The marriage registration looks more like cars, than cass. There’s no cars or cass baptism at great Easton from 1830 to 1840 though.

[solidrock]

Daniel Patient marriage registered Mar qtr 1861 Dunmow RD
Volume    4A Page    407

Daniel Patient possibly married Mary Cass

[solidrock]

FamilySearch tree LBWM-LJG ​

[jonw65]

was Lydia the mother of Mary?

Not convinced!
Marriages -
Sep 1843 Dunmow  12 131
Cass, John
Grout, Lydia
+ two others (may pair off through registrations on new birth index)

Was this marriage at Great Easton??

1841 census, Great Easton, has John Cast, Mary Cast (both 40), Isaac, 16, Eliza, 12, Stephen, 10, David, 8, living "Work House Yard"
But William Savill, 60, is enumerated between John and Mary.

[jonw65]

A death
Dec 1841 Dunmow 12 61
Cass, Mary
age 41

But in the Great Easton BTs, a burial of a Sarah Cass, 17 October, age 41
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YSL6-Y1C?i=455&cat=492360

Can nannyj help with the burial and the 1843 marriage?
John

[nannyj]

I couldn’t find any Cass or similar name marriages 1830 to 1840 in great or Little easton. Will have a look at the 1843 one. Lydia would be a stepmother then? Am I right in saying that we think Mary might have been the mother from the 1841 census?