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Frederic WILLCOCKS

Frederic WILLCOCKS

Male 1846 - 1847  (~ 1 years)    Has 42 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.


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  • Name Frederic WILLCOCKS 
    Relationshipwith Teresa Ann GOATHAM
    Baptised 8 Mar 1846  St. Peter’s Church, Meavy, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender Male 
    Buried 2 Jul 1847  St. Peter’s Church, Meavy, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location 
    • From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 10 Nov 2012):
      "Frederick Wilcocks, abode Loveton, July 2nd., age 1 year, ceremony performed by John Abbott, Rector"
    Siblings 3 brothers and 5 sisters 
    Patriarch & Matriarch
    Walter WILLCOCKS,   b. Est 1760,   d. Yes, date unknown  (Grandfather) 
    Joan,   bur. 14 Dec 1716, St. Andrew’s Church, Beerferris, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location  (3 x Great Grandmother) 
    Person ID I11710  All
    Last Modified 27 Apr 2013 

    Father Richard Daw WILLCOCKS,   b. Abt 1800, Bickleigh, nr Plymth, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location,   d. 1875, Tavistock Reg Dist, Devon or Cornwall, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location  (Age ~ 75 years) 
    Mother Elizabeth JURY,   bap. 11 Oct 1812, St. Peter’s Church, Meavy, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location,   bur. 28 Oct 1880, St. Peter’s Church, Meavy, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location  (Age ~ 68 years) 
    Banns of marriage 1 Aug 1830 to 15 Aug 1830  St. Peter’s Church, Meavy, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location 
    • From PR (seen image)
      Not very clear in what order the words should be read, and some missing in image - need to see actual PR - guessed parts in square brakcets:
      'Richard Willcocks of [this] Parish and Elizabeth Jury of the Par[ish] of Whitchurch', abode: Parish of Whitchu Whitechurch ...'
    Married 15 Sep 1830  St. Andrew’s Church, Whitchurch, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location 
    • DFHS index (data on FMP, viewed 24 Aug 2012) shows date and place of marriage.

      Place not a surprise - since the banns show that both Richard and Elizabeth were of Whitchurch Parish at the time. However, what is a surprise is that the banns were read in Meavy. Sometimes a church of a different parish may be nearer, and thus attended by people who live in a neighbouring parish, but Meavy and Whitchurch do not even share a boundary.
      Whilst one could woner if the PR image had accidentally been assigned to the wrong parish (there is nothing on it to show which church's Parish Register it is from), the other entries on the page show those whose banns were being read as "of this Parish"; there would seem to be no reason to name the parish if it were Whitchurch.
      Perhaps Whitchurch Church was 'out of action' (being restored or repaired?) at the time.
          
      The priest at first recorded Walkhampton as Richard's parish in the Banns book, and then changed it to Whitchurch - was this a simple mistake on the priest's part, or did it indicate either that Richard came originally from Walkhampton and mistakenly named this, or that he lived near where the 2 parishes meet, and was wrong about which parish he lived in.
    Family ID F4872  Family Group Page  |  Family Chart

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