Her marriage is in the Wendover PRs (Bucks FHS trasncript), but I can't see her christening. 15 Oct 1798 - John Peirce, bach otp & Ann Verney,spin otp both X Wit James X Coin & John Franklin Six children were christened to John & Anne Verney (buried 1782) between 1764 & 1781, but no Ann. There's a gap between 1775 & 1781, which would correspond to when Ann should have been born, if her age in the 1851 census was correct. Paul Ruth Webb wrote: > Hi Graham, > I don't have much to go on with Ann Verney. In1851 census she was at Hunts > Green, married to John Pearce, aged 74 and says she was born Wendover > parish. In 1841 they were in the Lee Common census. > I have Mary Tyler, daughter of Abel Tyler, who married Richard Redrup in > 1752. Any connection there? > Ruth > Graham Taylor-Paddick wrote: > > Hi Ruth, > > I have a VARNEY in that area (ish) who married in 1699: Mary VARNEY, who > married Abel TYLER in Great Hampden in 1699. I've never been able to find > out where she came from. > > Graham F. K. Taylor-Paddick > >

Thanks Paul. I have the marriage but I was wary of making a connection to John and Anne. Nice to know that you came to the same conclusion. Ruth Paul Irving wrote: > Her marriage is in the Wendover PRs (Bucks FHS trasncript), but I can't > see her christening. > > 15 Oct 1798 - John Peirce, bach otp & Ann Verney,spin otp both X > Wit James X Coin & John Franklin > > Six children were christened to John & Anne Verney (buried 1782) between > 1764 & 1781, but no Ann. There's a gap between 1775 & 1781, which would > correspond to when Ann should have been born, if her age in the 1851 > census was correct. > > Paul > > Ruth Webb wrote: > >> Hi Graham, >> I don't have much to go on with Ann Verney. In1851 census she was at Hunts >> Green, married to John Pearce, aged 74 and says she was born Wendover >> parish. In 1841 they were in the Lee Common census. >> I have Mary Tyler, daughter of Abel Tyler, who married Richard Redrup in >> 1752. Any connection there? >> Ruth >> Graham Taylor-Paddick wrote: >> >>