Baptisms of William TUDOR and Anne MORSE please

[adamjack]

Hello

William Tudor and Anne Morse married on 28 Apr 1724 at St Peter, Dixton Newton, Monmouthshire. I am seeking baptisms for both of them if someone has access to the relevant records. Thank you so much for your time.

[guest189040]

There is a Baptism in Monmouth for a William on 17 Jan 1700 to a John and Mary.

Film ref 992324

There are a few Anne Morse baptisms but the nearest that I find on Ancestry is in St Mary de Lodes Church in Gloucester on 17 Aug 1702 to a Thomas and Sarah

[adamjack]

Thank you very much Colin, I will have a look at those.

[osprey]

children to the couple to see if named after grandparents
all Monmouth St Mary
Mary bp 27 June 1725
William bp 16 Aug 1727 buried 16 Feb 1727/28
Anne bp 26 May 1729 buried 25 April 1746
John buried 17 Jan 1731
Dorothy bp 4 Nov 1734
Elizabeth bp 31 July 1737

There's also a baptism at Newland, Glos 8 May 1698 for Ann Morse daughter of Richard & Dorothy but also a possible marriage for her in the same parish 7 Feb 1727 to Thomas Gilber.

[adamjack]

Hi osprey

Thank you so much for the baptisms of the children, however I just wondered if you could check that the daughter Anne baptised in 1729 was definitely buried in 1746? As I have her as the Ann Tudor who married my ancestor Thomas Herbert on 9 June 1761 in Llangovan! And as the mother of my ancestor Charles Herbert baptised 1768 in Llangovan. Can you please tell me where you found the burial?

If the burial does state she was the daughter of William and Anne Tudor then I'll need to search for an alternative baptism for my ancestor Ann Tudor.

[adamjack]

Hi again osprey
I just found the burial on Findmypast. This has thrown a spanner in the works, as the baptism in 1729 in Monmouth was the most likely baptism for her.

[osprey]

yes, as you found definitely the daughter of William & Ann. I'll have a look around.

[osprey]

there's a baptism 4 Feb 1747/48 in Llangoven for Ann Tudor, no parents names noted so possibly not an infant. There's a John Tudor baptising children in the parish at that time. He left a will which mentions his daughter Ann and son-in-law Thomas Herbert. They got the remainder of the estate and they were named as executors, possibly she was the oldest child.

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01pfg/

will attached.

 

[osprey]

Ann, daughter of Thomas Herbert & Ann baptised 5 Jan 1773
John Tudor buried 23 Aug 1773
both events Llangoven

Haven't found a likely marriage for John Tudor to a Margaret as yet.