Hello Queenie and Emeltom,
Thank you for responding to my post and thank you for your work in this post. I was hoping that by specifying a look-up in the BTs that I wouldn't need to go into a long explanation. I already have the information from the PR. As a crosscheck I always also examine the BTs and, if they exist, the ADs registers. Sometimes the lesser registers were compiled by a clerk in the parish who better knew the people involved than the local Vicar. When I was able to access the BTs from the Family History Library, I took an image of the first child but failed to retrieve, or have lost, the images of the remaining children's baptisms.
I was going to attach a comparison of the two entries for the first child, John Saunders, in 1734. Unfortunately, the "attachments..." doesn't seem to be working for me. The BT records the mother as Elizabeth. The PR for last child baptised at Newbold on Avon was also shown with a mother named Elizabeth. There are no marriages of a John to a Mary at any time anywhere within Warwickshire that would apply to this couple at Newbold on Avon. None of the marriages I've investigate outside of Warwickshire do not coincide with this couple at Newbold on Avon. There is a marriage of a John to an Elizabeth in 1733 at Napton-on-the-Hill that fits this couple and further supported by the fact that John's daughter, Ann, was living at Napton-on-the-Hill at the time of her marriage there.
There is no burial of a Mary at Newbold on Avon who could be the mother that fits the baptism roster of children.
Further complicating this search is the fact that the surname was shown variously as Saunders, Sanders and Sanderson - the true surname. Evidence of this has been found in two Wills and in one burial where the letters "on" were added in a different hand to the "Saunders" surname.
Hence my request for a specific look-up in the BTs for the two baptisms in 1736 and 1738.
