PECK marriage/death marden kent

[new zealand]

Looking for the marriage of Richard Peck and Lydia .
 second child Charles born about 1806/1809 in Marden Kent.
Would like some help thanks.
cheers

[bearkat]

There is an online index to Marden marriages

http://www.mardenhistory.org.uk/p1_marriages.htm

BUT I can't see a marriage for Richard PECK.

There is one for a Charles PECK in 1830.

[casalguidi]

There is a marriage of a Lydia GREY to a Richard PECK at Salehurst in Sussex 1804 which would be about the right time for Charles to have been their second child http://www.familysearch.org

There are baptisms for Marden on the IGI (link as above - batch numer C043667) but I couldn't see that of Charles - only a Daniel in 1811.

Who was the first child and where were they born?

Casalguidi

[new zealand]

Thankyou for your reply, The first child i think was Daniel, Charles, then Henry. Daniel was born in Marden to. not sure where Henry was born. That could possibly be Richards marriage to Lydia, thats not to far from Marden.
I have found Richard and Lydia on the 1841 census but that doesn't give where they where born,
 thank you again.
 cheers

[tweedie2]

Good Morning,

Wanting to get marriage certificate of  Richard Peck & Lydia Grey  Married 2 July 1804 Salehurst, Sussex.
As this is pre 1837, and IGI has changed  since 2008.
Is there a Vol No ,  Page No
Or would a kind person be able to do a lookup for both Richard & Lydia Parents please.
Thank you
Cheers
Tweedie

[mckha489]

Pre 1837 you can only get the entry from the parish register.
The only other information you are likely to find if they are not under age, is the name of the witnesses.
In this case, (from the transcripts on Ancestry East Sussex Church of England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1538-1812) one witness John Heathfield is a witness on many so likely a church employee, or neighbour. The other witness might be of more use and is Thomas MARCHANT

[bearkat]

The other useful information (from banns) is that they were both 'of the parish' and widowed. Grey would not have been Lydia's maiden name.

[tweedie2]

 
Good Afternoon,

 Mckha489 &  bearKat,

Thank you both for the information.
I was thinking perhaps Lydia may have been married before and Richard was her second marriage. Thankyou bearkat for that
More searching.
I do wish we could still get the reels of BDM parish records transcripts from the Family History Centre.
Full of good detail.
I will try both of you suggestions.

Cheers
Tweedie 2

[bearkat]

There is also a transcription of a marriage for Richard Peck & Lydia Grey at St James, Westminster in 1804