WIlliam Hamon, witness

[PhotoFamily]

William Hamon (possibly misread by me) witnessed two marriages of related people on the same day.

Charlotte Joyce Coverly

Female

Marriage

26 Aug 1822

St James, Paddington, Westminster, England

John Salter Andrews

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/s...=0&indiv=try&g ss=pt&_gl=1*hurw4y*_ga*Mzg2MjczOTY1LjE2Nzk4NjcyNjI .*_ga_4QT8FMEX30*MjRlMzg2MGMtOGM3YS00MmVjLThiY2UtM mFjMDY3NDcxZGFiLjEuMS4xNjc5ODY4ODM1LjQ5LjAuMA..

Elizabeth Coverly

Female

Marriage

26 Aug 1822

St James, Paddington, Westminster, England

Apologies if that link doesn't work. William Hamon does not appear elsewhere on the page, so I don't think he's a warden, but rather connected to the family, probably thru the brides (who are sisters).
I still only have access to FamilySearch, and I don't see any records likely pertaining to him. Any chance someone could figure out who he is?
Thanks!

[teasie]

Looking backwards & forwards a few pages Wm Hamon appears as a witness to numerous other marriages.

There is a notice in the Morning Chronicle 20 Nov 1820 stating that many of the tombs & monuments at Paddington Churchyard are dilapidated and informing anyone wanting to repair them to do so forthwith as the grounds were to be drained and improved. "For further information apply to Mr Hamon, Parish Clerk, No. 16, Harrow Road, Paddington" By Order of the Churchwardens. J Parton, Clerk.

[PhotoFamily]

Thanks, teasie - Parish clerk it is, then. Darn, hoping to find a hidden connection!