Completed My Visit to Cambridgeshire County Record Office - will do simple Look-ups

[tazzie]

  Keith.... could I impose on you for another look up for me please..?

  This time I am looking in Linton.

  I have Richard CASBOLT  b 14 March 1814 LINTON
                                          c  11 April 1814  Independent Linton
     Father John Casbolt  mother Sarah ? (who).

 IGI has 3 marriages for a John Casbolt to a Sarah all around the same time can you help me narrow it down please?

  There is   John Casbolt m Sarah Ives 3 Dec 1792 Linton (extracted)
             John Casbolt m Sarah Barrett 5 Dec 1797 Linton (submitted)
        John Casbolt m Sarah       ???1810 Linton Independent
                                                          member recorded after 1991.
 Is there anything in the records to give me a clue please..?

                          Thank you

                      Tazzie

[Keith Sherwood]

Tazzie,
A quick look in the Linton parish record transcripts should sort this little conundrum out, shouldn't it?  Next week, hopefully!
Keith

[tazzie]

              Thank you Keith.


                     


                  Tazzie

[janan]

Hi Keith
Iwonder if you could check this marriage entry for me please? I am hoping there will be parent details (although it is unlikely) as I have 2 candidates for both the bride and groom.

John BIRD married Susannah PINK in Great Eversden on 20 April 1786

Thanks
Jan

[Keith Sherwood]

Janan,
Hoping to get to the CCRO later this week, so will have a look at Great Eversden then...
Keith

[janan]

Thanks Keith
Jan

[Keith Sherwood]

Hi, Everyone,
Hoping to get to the CCRO tomorrow morning - Friday.  Have about 4 look-ups for Rootschatters, plus I said I'd look up the KIDD family for a lovely old boy (in his 80's) who invited me - a total stranger - into his house in Gazeley in Suffolk on Tuesday when I was asking some questions about another Rootschatter's WATKINSON family in the village there.
He showed me a photo of his father on his 100th birthday, and I said I'd look up details of his grandfather's birth/baptism in Soham in the 1820's or so...
Keith

[Dale]

Kia Ora Keith
What a wonder you are and what would we ever do without you.
What a wonderful story -it never fails to amaze at the longevity of our olds!
Was it their food, their environment or the fear of God that kept them going so long one wonders?
THAK you for bringing so much pleasure to all of us!
Regards
The Kia Ora Kid!
Marlene

[Keith Sherwood]

Marlene,
...and it's definitely Kia Ora (as in our long-standing joke on here about long, cool orange drinks)weather in Cambridge and the country as a whole at the moment.  But a couple of hours in the dusty old CCRO won't hurt!
Keith
Off I go now, it's another beautiful morning...