Neale's of Newington and bermondsey area

[macers]

Hi i am looking for a baptism for a william Neale he could have been born apx 1800. His occupation was as a bricklayer. He married  i think a rebecca Wilks/wicks  st marys Newington so i am prusumming that he was born in this area.  They had a son called thomas 1827c born newington who was also a bricklayer and a daughter called louisa. both thomas and louisa married siblings, frances (fanny) Byford in 1851 christcurch southwark. and alfred Byford in 1842. I have not been able to find any other siblings or the above baptisms ect.  Thomas and fanny had my gt x2 grandmother emiliy Neale in 1861  in bermondsey and fanny had a daughter born in 1851 at bermondsey workhouse called caroline. Thomas has caroline stated as a Neale on the 1861 census returns living at st stephens sq southwark. after this i havent been able to find them on any census returns apart from emily on the 1881 . if any anyone has any Neale info on these peole and the area please get in touch, many thanks

[Valda]

Hi

Marriage
19th June 1814 St Mary Newington

William Neale bachelor of this parish
Rebecca Wicks spinster of this parish
by banns
both made their marks
Witnesses
John Wicks
Rebecca Wicks sen. made her mark


Baptisms

St Saviour Southwark

11th June 1815 born 22nd May
Sarah Neale parents William and Rebecca, Maid Lane, Occupation of father Bricklayer

30th September 1822 born 7th September
Louisa Neale parents William and Rebecca, Cossby Row, Occupation of father Bricklayer

13th November 1825 born 16th October
Louisa Neale parents William and Rebecca, Horsemonger Lane, Occupation of father Bricklayer


St George the Martyr Southwark

22nd April 1827 born 30th March
Thomas Neale parents William and Rebecca, White Street, Occupation of father Bricklayer

St Saviour Southwark

12th October 1828 born 17th September
James Neale parents William and Rebecca, St Georges, Occupation of father Bricklayer


Rebecca was in Southwark on the 1851 census with her two youngest sons.


Regards

Valda

[macers]

Hi Valda
many thanks for giving me this infomation. The Neale's have been a real headache for many years. Could i ask where you found this info please which may point me in the direction of finding more info on william the bricklayer.
many thanks again for your help.
regards michelle