Can anyone find Isaac Wormleighton?

[whizzy]

Thanks to all who replied, ok I'll try and answer all the questions raised. What I know so far is :
The Issac in the 1841 census is the correct Issac, in Wharf Street, in fact it is Martha Fosters daughter he marries in 1844.
In 1851 he lives in Fleet Street St Margaret's with his wife Hannah and children Sarah, Catherine and Edward.
Mike correctly picked up his burial details in Welford road cemetary as being buried in plot CH734.
Issac's father is stated to be a frameworkknitter on his marriage certificate.
This is all I know, it is his earlier life that is a problem at the moment. The William Wormleighton that Newf mentioned only married Elizabeth in about 1830, so unless he was illegitimate that can't be his father.
Can anyone else add anything to this as I really have reached the 'brick wall' here?

[Necromancer]

Sorry to have gone over old ground - didnt realise you had done as much research...

The William Wormleighton that Newf mentioned only married Elizabeth in [about] 1830, so unless he was illegitimate that can't be his father.

Well, given they have a 13+ year old Richard in 1841, one of 'em must have been previously married or Richard was indeed illegit .... if so, why not Isaac, only 2 years older?

It is strange that those records miss out the other kids. Might be worth inspecting the original Register.

 

[toni*]

don't know if this is connected:~

William Wormleighton m. Frances Glover by licence
on 16 Feb 1811 at Bitteswell Leicestershire

[whizzy]

Hmm, well according to the parish records William and Elizabeth Spencer married on the 28th March 1830 at Enderby, unfortunatly it is the old style certificate so no ages etc are given on it.
Well Mary and Harriot were definatly born after this date as the records confirm their baptisms as 1836 and 1837, so where does Richard fit in? I'd better go back to the IGI.

However I was quite interested in the Harriet Wormleighton Mike found baptised in Narborough in 1821. Though what is an Independant church? Is it methodist, baptist or something else?

[Mike from Leicester]

Greeting’s Again Whizzy.

Other Baptisms for Independent Church Narborough
All with Parents William & Sarah Wormleighton.:~

Samuel Wormleighton. Born 1st. Apr. 1805. Bapt. 2nd. Apr. 1805.
William Wormleighton. Born 26th. May.1807. Bapt. 9th. Jun. 1807.
Mary. Wormleighton. Born. 20th.Jun. 1819. Bapt. 3rd. Jul. 1809.
Thomas Wormleighton. Born. 1st. Aug. 1811. Bapt. 19th. Aug. 1811.

Joseph. Wormleighton. Born. 16th. Nov. 1813. Bapt. 27th. Dec. 1813.
Eliza Wormleighton.. Born.18th. Sept. 1815.Bapt. 14th.Dec. 1815.
Elizth .Wormleighton. Born. 28th. Apr. 1818. Bapt, 28th. May. 1818.

I understand that Independent Church is a follower any of the faiths
But wished to remain independent of the main stream.
But having read those above they sound a lot like Methodist Records.
Who always put both Birth & Baptism dates on the entries I have read at the Records Office at Wigston.
 
 Plus Baptism for Enderby St. John the Baptist ( C o E.)
With Parents William & Elizabeth Wormleighton.

Eliza Wormleighton. Bapt. ……..13th.Jan. 1833.
Mary Wormleighton. Bapt. …… 16th.March.1836.
Eliza Wormleighton. Bapt. …….. 6th Aug. 1843. 

Hope this helps in some way

MIKE.   

[whizzy]

Mike,
Many thanks you're a gem.
I think a visit to Wigston is in order I'll try and get there before their 'housekeeping' week at the end of Sept.

Abi

[whizzy]

Sorry to have gone over old ground - didnt realise you had done as much research...

The William Wormleighton that Newf mentioned only married Elizabeth in [about] 1830, so unless he was illegitimate that can't be his father.

Well, given they have a 13+ year old Richard in 1841, one of 'em must have been previously married or Richard was indeed illegit .... if so, why not Isaac, only 2 years older?

It is strange that those records miss out the other kids. Might be worth inspecting the original Register.

 

:)I have found where Richard Wormleighton came from he was indeed an illegitimate child of Elizabeth Spencer Baptised 29th June 1828 as Richard Spencer Harris.

One little question solved but there was no mention of an Isaac Spencer though ....

Abi

[J.J.]

I wonder if Elizabeth and Sarah were sisters, or cousins... or have you already checked on that? ( thinking that the maiden name might have been Spencer for both?) J.J.

[J.J.]

Just in case maiden name was used rather than a married name....an Elizabeth Spencer married a Richard Cooper Harris
April 9th 1782  St. Mary, Leichester ...