England & Wales christening 1530-1906

[maggie.mae]

Hello Dave.
George was born 1817 Bap. 17th November 1822. Cross St was where they all lived from 1822 and Deardens Dir. has him at Cross St as a shoemaker in 1825 aged 46yrs.
Yes, I believe Elizabeth's age was mistranscribed.
Maggie

[rosie99]

hi maggi
20 November 1825 Elizabeth TUCKWOOD, Cross St, aged 30 (wonder if the age as transcribed is correct??
and if her last son george was born 1822 some dates are not correct as she would be approx 45 years old on death,
hope this helps the search for her dave

Another transcript has her as 20 

[maggie.mae]

Whats that one,Rosie.?

[rosie99]

There are two on FindMyPast for the date and place you have, National Burial index (age 30) and Nottinghamshire burial index (age 20)

[maggie.mae]

Thanks,Rosie, I'll take a look.

[larkspur]

The NFHS baptism register only has 3 baptisms for 12 April 1780 at St Mary, Nottingham.
Elizabeth- parents John & Sarah Heywood
Elizabeth parents Samuel & Elizabeth Smith
William parents James and Sarah Skidmore.

The nearest to Granger is....
20 Nov 1789 Elizabeth dau of Samuel & Mary GRAIN

NFHS burial Register.
Elizabeth Tuckwoods burial record gives her age as 30 abode Cross St.  Buried 4 Aug 1823 Charlotte Tuckwood aged 15 abode Cross Street.

[maggie.mae]

Hello Larkspur.
The info I found was " Elizabeth Granger -Father William 12 April 1780 Notts St Marys. Eng&Wales Christening 1530-1906" Would it be a different set of info as it was Christening and not Baptism?
I wrote it down as I read it as I didn't want to forget the source. I'll have to see if I can buy the CD somewhere.

[larkspur]

Babies are baptised during a Christening service....
https://churchofenglandchristenings.org/for-parents/is-a-baptism-different-to-a-christening/

[rosie99]

One problem with some records from the LDS in the past was that they included entries submitted by patrons and were not necessarily in the relevant register ie. they had been invented.  Larkspur has given information from the Notts FHS transcripts, to be really sure you need to have someone look at the original register.