Robert Wissett, blacksmith and family

[akissling]

Hi Jo,
I am sorry, I am making it confusing  . I have:
Robert Wissett born 1718?, died  May 1766 Lavenham, blacksmith (unknown wife)
Children:
Robert Wissett born 1747, died Dec 1766 (don't know anything about him)
Martha Wissett born 1731, died 1793 (married Samuel Rutter)
Henry Wissett born 1747 died 1786 Lavenham (married Ann Childs)-their daughter Ann Wissett born 1773) Clockmaker Lavenham. Ann was an orphan at 13 and I wonder if she lived with Martha until she died. She is my direct ancestor
So the marriage of Robert Wissett and Martha might be the parent's of Robert Wissett born 1718?leading to the remark that this Robert could be the right age if born in 1689 but I don't know that for a fact. They might be related to Thomas Wissett (blacksmith) and Rachel Hunt. I either made this more clear or less.
I really appreciate all of the help!

[solidrock]

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/197374943/robert-wissett

This has him born  5 Jun 1689.
Blacksmith. Burial found in National Burial Index For England & Wales and Suffolk burial records. Birth record states SAINT JAMES,BURY SAINT EDMUNDS,SUFFOLK,ENGLAND. Suffolk notes section listed as "elder", burial 12 May 1766.
Children.. Henry Wissett  unknown–1786

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/197375099/henry-wissett
Father  Robert Wissett  1689–1766.   Children  Anne Wissett  1772–1857.




   

   







   

   

[solidrock]

"Ann Wissett born 1773"
Parents...
Henry Wissett married Ann Child   1 Dec 1768 in Lavenham, Suffolk.
Ann Wissett,(1773), married William King in 1793.
In 1851 Ann was living at Pound Lane, Cosford, Lavenham, Suffolk.
Head of Household, Annuitant. age 78.
Charles King Wissett. son, age 55 born Maidenhead, Berkshire.
Ann died in 1856 in Lavenham, Suffolk.

[solidrock]

There is a Robert Wissett, baptised 05 Jun 1718, Bury St.Edmunds.  Father Thomas, Mother Rachell.
Thomas and Rachell also has 2 other children, Thomas Wissett baptised 24 May 1710 and Ann Wissett  baptised  12 Nov 1713.

[akissling]

Thanks very much for all of this!! I really appreciate it!

[solidrock]

https://deadpubs.co.uk/cosford/lavenham/d303.shtml