Pidcock burials in Sutton Bonington Notts?

[anglofrisian]

I would like to know when my ancestor Richard PIDCOCK [born abt 1740, no baptism found] was buried in Sutton Bonington.
His wife Ann BRADWELL [they married there in 1764] must have died around the year 1777, because he remarried to Sarah SAVAGE in 1779.

But maybe the parents of Richard Pidcock had lived in Sutton Bonington also?
Does someone maybe have access to the Sutton Bonington burial records and be willing to take a look at [some of] the Pidcock burials for me?

Andre

[Darksecretz]

Hello Andre,

I can see that a Richard Pidcock was buried at St Michaels 31 Aug 1783. [Husband of Sarah] also same day.. Sarah Pidcock [wife of Richard]

Richard Pidcock son of [Richard & Ann] 19th May 1776

Ann Pidcock [wife of Richd] buried 19th May 1776

Ann Pidcock [Dau of Richd] buried 5th Nov 1780

John Pidcock [son of Richd {labourer} & Ann] a Fever. 10th Oct 1786

Hope this helps Andre

:smilee:

[Darksecretz]

might also add that if he [Richard] didn't come from SB then it might be that he came from over the border (Leicestershire) or possibly a village near to SB.

[Elaine]

Do you have baptism's already?

There are baptisms for children to a Richard and Ann and one child for a Richard and Sarah

28 May 1765 John Richard and Ann Sutton Bonnington ***St Michael
22 Feb 1769 Elizabeth Richard and Ann East Leake St Mary
6 Feb 1771 William Richard and Ann East Leake St Mary
8 Feb 1783 George Richard and Sarah Sutton Bonnington**** St Michael

Leicester doesn't have any Pidcock marriages to hand

Notts mariage knowing the area

1793 10 27 William Pidcock & Elizabeth Woolley Barton In Fabis St George

[anglofrisian]

Thanks for those burial look-ups Julie.
Thanks Elaine, I had the baptisms from the IGI, so yours confirm these for me.
Only, the IGI gives St. Michael as the church where you gave St. Mary

A Mormon site gave John Pidcock and Elizabeth Owen as the parents of Richard Pidcock even though the baptism is missing. They married in West Leake in 1737, which seems near enough to be a possibility.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=anglofrisian&id=I17702

[Elaine]

I am so sorry,turned them round for date order and messed up...have corrected above

Did find references to West Leake in case I can look anything else up...if you trust me!!!

[anglofrisian]

I am so sorry,turned them round for date order and messed up...have corrected above

Did find references to West Leake in case I can look anything else up...if you trust me!!!

Don't we all make transcription errors every now and then?;)
I know I do all the time.:p
I am of course very curious to know what there may be on the family in West Leake as well
Maybe some children were buried there?
Or maybe even earlier generations Pidcock?

[Elaine]

Here you go
Baptisms
West Leake St Helena
1737 05 15 Mary John Pidcock & Eliz
1738 10 06 John John Pidcock & Eliz
1738 10 06 Richard John Pidcock & Eliz


Sutton Bonnington St Michael
1765 05 28 John Richard & Ann
1767 02 27 Mary Rd & Ann
1772 10 12 Thomas Richard & Ann
1774 12 25 Richard Richd. & Ann
1777 06 16 Ann Richd & Ann
1780 10 16 Richd. Richd. & Sarah
1783 02 08 George Richard & Sarah

Quite a few at Costock St Giles

[Elaine]

Marriages
1736 10 17 John Pidcock Elizabeth Owen West Leake St Helena
1741 04 21 William Hall Elizabeth Pidcock West Leake St Helena
1761 03 23 John Taylor Mary Pidcock Sutton Bonnington St Michael

With the areas I think this is worth knowing
1790 01 12 Thomas Turlington Mary Pidcock Rempston All Saints

again a couple in Costock

[anglofrisian]

Thanks a lot for finding those baptims and marriages Elaine! :o
Costock is nearby enough so there will probably be some connections to make at some point in the future.

My main problem in this family is the initial link to the Pidcock family, which is Elizabeth Wilford nee Pidcock's baptims which is still missing.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=anglofrisian&id=I143

She keeps giving different places of birth in the census returns of 1851-1871.
One is Sileby, another Barkby and yet another perhaps "Harton" [?].

She married in Sileby in 1816 and Thomas Pidcock should probably be her father, but the baptims is still missing.
If her mother was indeed Ann Smith, then also her baptism seems to be missing in Sileby.
Maybe Ann Smith is a daughter of George Smith and Elizabeth Widdowson because they baptize a son Richard Smith, who seems to be present at the wedding of his sister [?] Ann to Thomas Pidcock in 1793 in Sileby.

If Ann Smith is indeed Elizabeth's mother, then I would very much like to be sure about who Ann's mother is, because that is my direct female line.

[Elaine]

Had a look at the notes, ref for you

Sileby 07-Oct 1793 Banns Thomas Pidock OTP
Ann Smith OTP


Sileby 04-Mar 1816 Banns Elizabeth Pid/Pidcock OTP Spin John Wilford Wymeswold

Can see the where you are coming from, Thomas marries Jane 1803 11 Jul and has lots more children but no Elizabeth

Plumtree is just down the road from me

[Elaine]

Could it be Hoton, near East Leake

Had a look at burials and Ann (wife ) isn't there and can't find a burial for her

[Elaine]

Just to help, referring to the tree notes

Elizabeth's son Thomas...burial reg given is this one so not him ??

SILEBY 688 THOMAS PIDCOCK SILEBY 09-Apr 1839 INF

but there is this one

SILEBY 48 THOMAS PIDOCK SILEBY 14-Dec 1847 34

and

Burial
SILEBY 797 RICHARD PIDCOCK SILEBY 15-Mar 1869 age 64

[SmallTownGirl]

Could it be Hoton, near East Leake

Having looked at the image on Ancestry, I'd opt for Hoton too.


STG

[anglofrisian]

Had a look at the notes, ref for you

Sileby 07-Oct 1793 Banns Thomas Pidock OTP
Ann Smith OTP


Sileby 04-Mar 1816 Banns Elizabeth Pid/Pidcock OTP Spin John Wilford Wymeswold

Can see the where you are coming from, Thomas marries Jane 1803 11 Jul and has lots more children but no Elizabeth

Plumtree is just down the road from me

Given the ages I found in the census return, she is more likely a daughter [first child?] from his first marriage.
Although is doesn't make sense that she wouldn't have been baptised in Sileby itself.
I cycled through Plumtree [also Sileby] last summer and took photo's of gravestones there.

[anglofrisian]

Having looked at the image on Ancestry, I'd opt for Hoton too.


STG

It makes sense, it is also very near to Wymeswold where John Wilford is living when he marries her in 1816.

[anglofrisian]

Just to help, referring to the tree notes

Elizabeth's son Thomas...burial reg given is this one so not him ??

SILEBY 688 THOMAS PIDCOCK SILEBY 09-Apr 1839 INF

but there is this one

SILEBY 48 THOMAS PIDOCK SILEBY 14-Dec 1847 34

and

Burial
SILEBY 797 RICHARD PIDCOCK SILEBY 15-Mar 1869 age 64

Thanks for the burials!
I'm not sure who the infant is dying in 1839 though.