Wellington Shropshire Workhouse - Feb 10, 1830 - 5 Walker Street

[osprey]

I don't think you can assume the marriage would be in bride's home parish. Do you have a birth certificate for John born in Paddington? Wondering if he was son of John or just of Hannah.

I'd spotted her in 1851 and her baptism in Henley. Then John is born in Paddington c. 1858. Next sighting is in Kings Norton in 1861. No sign of a marriage for John Hughes & Hannah Hiscock, but could she have been married before so she married with a different surname?

[jhu23466]

is this your John?

1861
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7NG-LTC

1891
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:WG9B-RPZ

1891 Yes.  I am assuming 1861 as parents dates and locations match. 
Interesting that son "John" would be born in Paddington, Middlesex.
34 miles from Hannah home town of Henley.  Maybe father John Hughes was stationed in military there? unknown.   
   

[wilcoxon]

The transcriptions for this name are awful.,
Hannah 8 is with her parents William and Rachel in 1841, as Hisnett.

[jhu23466]

I don't think you can assume the marriage would be in bride's home parish. Do you have a birth certificate for John born in Paddington? Wondering if he was son of John or just of Hannah.

I'd spotted her in 1851 and her baptism in Henley. Then John is born in Paddington c. 1858. Next sighting is in Kings Norton in 1861. No sign of a marriage for John Hughes & Hannah Hiscock, but could she have been married before so she married with a different surname?

I have not been able to find a Birth Cert for John Hughes born in Paddington, Middlesex with a mother named "Hannah" in the years 1857 to 1858.

[jhu23466]

The transcriptions for this name are awful.,
Hannah 8 is with her parents William and Rachel in 1841, as Hisnett.

lol, yes they are, I guess they were at the mercy of whom ever was the person recording the record.  Since they could only sign by making their "Mark", "X".

[jonw65]

A one off birth, any other sign?
TIMMIS, JOHN       
Mother's Maiden Surname: HISCOCK 
GRO Reference: 1858  M Quarter in KENSINGTON  Volume 01A  Page 13

Possibly a few of the others with the same GRO ref have Paddington area baptisms.

Just in case! Mention a John Timmis, 20, born Shropshire, a soldier, in New Windsor in 1851. FamilySearch says born Wellington, but ancestry say Whittington. Could be either!
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGVY-528

LATE EDIT!
1851 Worldwide Army Index has a John Timmis, reg no 5879, Private 1st (Or Grenadier) Regiment Of Foot Guards

[jonw65]

Baptism at Wellington All Saints, 26 Dec 1830
John
Son of John + Susannah Timmis
Abode Aston
Father a Labourer
Image of PR on FamilySearch
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS6T-JVVH

1841, Wellington
John Timmis age 10
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQRV-836

[jonw65]

Don't know where this is leading (if anywhere!)
Marriage, 28 Feb 1853, St John Notting Hill
John Timmis, Bachelor, Soldier, residence St Margaret Westminster, father John Timmis, Laborer
+
Caroline Kendall, Spinster

Mr Timmis signed.
Image on FS
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-996G-26K3

Ancestry, UK, Naval and Military Courts Martial Registers, 1806-1930. Image on Fold3 only.
John Timmis
Grenr. Guards
2 Aug 1856, London

[jonw65]

Baptism at Wellington All Saints, 26 Dec 1830
John
Son of John + Susannah Timmis

1841, Wellington
John Timmis age 10
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQRV-836

Ancestry have John and Susanah (sic), the parents, as Ninnis in 1841.
And the children as Dith (from ditto !)

Add in link to image on FS, over two pages. Family are in Aston.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHK-93G5-LKGR

There is a 2 year old Susanna there.
Possible birth reg in June 1839, Wellington, of Susan Timis.
New GRO birth index has her as Times!
TIMES, SUSAN       
Mother's Maiden Surname: HUGHES 
GRO Reference: 1839  J Quarter in WELLINGTON UNION SALOP  Volume 18  Page 193

FamilySearch has
John Timmis + Susannah Hughes
15 May 1826, Walsall Foreign
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N21W-S2V

From microfilm 497337, which is Bishop's transcripts for St. Matthew's Church, Walsall, 1821-1830