Elizabeth 'Wooddalden' . . .

[Jockwatt]

This woman married Peter Caron on the 3rd of August 1804 in Finsbury, London.

I am almost certain that her surname is improperly spelt and so I am appealing for help or suggestions in finding her baptism or burial dates/places as well as any descendants from the marriage, please.

[amondg]

The image is on ancestry looks like Woaddalden to me, unfortunately she made her mark, although Peter Caron and Henry Caron signed. Odd name.

Baptism of 2 children Sara and Henry, give the fathers name as Pierre Caron and Elizabeth Woodledon.

[amondg]

1841 census Pleasant Place, St Matthews Bethnal Green.
Peter 65 silk weaver born F. (foreign parts)
Elizabeth 55
Peter 17
Henry 7

They also had a daughter Celina  mothers name spelled Woodeldon

The son Peter Joseph born 20 January 1806 bap 9 July 1806 St Matthews Bethnal Green son of Peter and Elizabeth Caron.

Peter Caron died 21 February 1841 buried St Matthews age 73

[Jockwatt]

How do you know that the Peter who died in 1841 was the Peter Joseph born in 1860 - that does not compute !  So WHO WAS the death in 1841?

[Jockwatt]

Sorry - mistyped 1806 as 1860 !!!

[amondg]

I was referring to his father, died 1841 probate was conducted by 2 other silk weavers. His widow Elizabeth is still alive 1861 Bethnal Green.

 

[Jockwatt]

The executors were Charles Tripony and William Lanthois.  Were they the same men who conducted the silk weavers ?

[Jockwatt]

How can you tell that his wife is still alive?  He didn't mention her in his will !

[Annette7]

How can Peter be the one on the 1841 census?   The census was taken on 6th June and yet you say he was buried 21/2/1841?   These must be 2 separate Peters'. 

Annette