John Biddiss and Mary Askew

[carol80]

I am looking for any information on John Biddiss and Mary Askew. I only use the free sites.
What I know;
John Biddiss Married Mary Askew on the 23rd of April 1810 at Saint Giles, Camberwell, Surrey.
Children  John William b 5 March 1811 Southwark ch 14 April 1811 St George The Martyr, Southwark.
              Thomas William b 14 Aug 1813 Southwark ch 24 Nov 1813 St George The Martyr, Southwark
               William John b 1814
               James John b  9 Dec 1815 Southwark ch 19 Jan 1817 St George The Martyr, Southwark. Died 19 September 1886 St Saviour Southwark.
James John Biddiss is my children's direct line. (3x great grandfather)

Hoping I am on the right board as some records say Surrey and some London.

Carol

[mckha489]

Witnesses in 1810 were a Joshe (something like that) askew
And Sylvia Biddiss.  Everyone signed

[mckha489]

Perhaps Sylvia married Thomas Bayley 30 April 1815 St Leonard Shoreditch.


Don’t know if this is any connection but in 1786 an infant named Silvia Beddess was buried at Bridport, Dorset

[Neale1961]

John Biddiss’ occupation: twine spinner / rope maker

Burial for Mary (Askew) Biddiss 15 Dec 1825 Southwalk (age 41) Abode: Kent St, ST Georges

A John Biddiss served 1 month gaol convicted for larceny in 1831

A second marriage St Mary Lambeth 26 May 1833
John BIDDISS (widower) married Mary GARDNER (widow)

[Neale1961]

Another possibility:
There is a baptism for a Silvey BETTESS 19 May 1793 Bristol
Parents William and Catherine

(The name William is important to John B of Camberwell in the naming of his children)

[carol80]

John's occupation is not surprising as his sons were Brush makers, whip makers and twine spinners.
Thank you for your help. I will follow up tomorrow as it's nearly 6.30 pm Monday night here in New Zealand.
Carol

[mckha489]

Another possibility:
There is a baptism for a Silvey BETTESS 19 May 1793 Bristol
Parents William and Catherine

(The name William is important to John B of Camberwell in the naming of his children)

That looks promising Neale - because

Sylvia BAYLEY a widow married Daniel PICKERING a bachelor 19 March 1828, St John the Evangelist, Lambeth

-Mar 8 1829. Dan John PICKERING baptised 8 Mar 1829  son of Daniel and Sylvia of Bath Place. Daniel a tailor.
-Feb 20 1831 Ann Fanny PICKERING baptised dau of Daniel and Sylvia of Bath Place, Larkhall Lane. Daniel a Tailor
-June 1 1834 William Huzzard/Hazzard PICKERING baptised  son of Daniel and Sylvia Lark Hall Lane. Daniel is a Tailor

1841 - Old Town, Clapham
Daniel Pickering 35, Mr Tailor  not born in county
Sylvia  40 not born in county
Daniel John 12
William 7
Ann 10
and a John PICKERING age 64 Jm. Tailor, not born in county

5 Feb 1849 Daniel Pickering of Old Town buried at Clapham,  age 42

1851 Curzon Street, Shoreditch
Sylvie PICKERING Head, widow 69 Annuitant born Bristol
Daniel  PICKERING  son Single 22 Cl at Carpet Warehouse  b Clapham, Surrey

death of a Sylvey PICKERING Camberwell 1868. dob 1793.

[Neale1961]

Yes, I agree, it looks promising, but I could find no more baptisms in Bristol for the same couple.

We assume they came to London / Surrey at some point, because here are their burials.

Burial for Catharine BETTESS in Holy Trinity Clapham, Surrey
7 Dec 1829, age 79 (born abt 1750)
Abode: Lark hall Lane

There is a Burial for  a William BETTESS in Holy Trinity Clapham, Surrey
19 Dec 1832, age 84 (born abt 1748)
Abode: Lark hall Lane

(Lark Hall Lane comes up in the baptisms of Sylvie's children that you posted in reply #6)

[mckha489]

Law Chronicle, Commercial and Bankruptcy Register 27 October 1814

INSOLVENT MEETINGS OF CREDITORS

BIDDIS John, late and now of Kent-Street, in the parish of Saint George the Martyr,  Southwark, Surrey, twine-spinner, 31st instant, at 3, at the Bull Inn, Great Dover-street, in the parish of. St Mary, Newington, Surrey; for the purposes of appointing and approving the manner and place,  how and where, the lease of a parcel of ground, situate behind Kent street, with the erections thereon granted by William Lister, shall be sold by public auction: and other affairs.