Baptism of Richard WHITE - Hinton

[Madwith]

Hi,
I am looking for the baptism of Richard White.  He married in 1836 at Cheltenham.
In 1841,living at Cheltenham, his age is recorded as 40, and born in county.
In 1851,still living at Cheltenham, his age is 51, born Hinton, Glos.
In 62, at Cheltenham, his age is 62, born Hinton on Severn.

So I would assume he was born around 1800 at Hinton in South Glos.

If anyone could find his baptism, I'd be grateful!

Thank you!
Madwith

[trish1120]

Richard WHITE Christened 8 July 1798, Hinton on the Green, Gloucester to THOMAS White and Margaret PRINT
Siblings;
ELIZABETH, 14 Dec 1800
SARAH, 18 March 1804
1 has Mother as Margaret PRENT
(Source Familysearch.Org)


He must have shaved a couple of years off due to Ann being younger.

Trish

[trish1120]

There is a possible Margaret PRINT Christened 08 July 1770, Ashton Underhill, Gloucester to JAMES/MARY
(Familysearch.Org)

EDIT;
Now a Tree has Thomas WHITE c 1761-1836 Marrying;
Ruth PRINT 1761-1796
Margaret PRINT 1773-1804
Ann SHAKESPEARE 1773-1837

A RUTH Print was Christened 29 Aug 1761 Ashton Underhil, no Parents named (F/S.Org)

[Madwith]

Hi Trish,
Thank you for you very prompt reply!  I have seen this baptism of Richard White and certainly the age and dates fit in, also the fact that the mother 's name is Margaret, as Richard's children's names included a Margaret.

My only doubt is that there are two Hintons in Glos and that Hinton on the Green is not very near to the Severn, whereas the other Hinton in south Glos is actually on the Severn.

Thanks
Madwith

[trish1120]

1851 born 1800 - Henton, Gloucestershire,

Isnt this the 1861?
Birth: 1799 - Hinton on the Green, Gloucestershire, England
Richard White 62
Ann White    54
George White 13
Margaret White 24

[trish1120]

Oh, I see what you mean image is different to transcription!

Trish

[Madwith]

Thanks Trish, for your help.  I will see if I can find any more information about Richard and his parents, I had hoped I might find his father's name on the record of his marriage, but it doesn't look helpful.
Best wishes
Madwith