Sarah BELCHER chr 8 Oct 1789 Great Milton, parents given as Richard & Jane in OFHS transcription, with note "mother given as James (sic". Do you have any idea when Ann COPPOCK was born? If her grandchildren started being baptised at Great Milton in 1711, maybe she lived until 1737, when Ann COPPOCK was buried there - 23 Aug. Or have you already eliminated that Ann? Alternatively, have you considered that she might have remarried? I see that Mr John Coppock(e) had children at Great Haseley 1675-82. His widow might have lived to 1737. On 19/07/2011 15:05, Dave Coppock wrote: > Hello All > > I'm looking for a baptism for Sarah BELCHER around 1789 Great Milton? Father > possibly James? > > Robert COPPOCK married Sarah BELCHER 5th Jul 1813 at Great Milton, both > otp. > > ____________________________________________________________________ > > Also looking for the burial of Anne COPPOCK(E) after 1687 > (but her name may be spelt in many different ways > Cobbock/Cobbit/Cobbet/Cobbuck/Coppit/Coppet/Coppack etc.) > > She was alive September 1686 Great Haseley with 5 children, named in the > Inventory of her husband John Coppock(e) (Left no Will), who was curate and > school teacher at Great Haseley and sometime Stoke Talmage. > At Great Haseley on 3rd Jun 1687 she buried a daughter Anne, and she was > entered in the register as Mrs Coppock. > > Her living children, baptised their families at Great Milton beginning in > the parish registers 1711 but I can find no record of her burial there, or > at Great Haseley. > > any help appreciated > > Best wishes Dave > > > David F. Coppock > Blaby Leicestershire > England > Guild of One-Name Studies 2750 > Oxford Family History Society 922 > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > OFHS "Wills Library" : > Can you submit any wills, please?http://wills.oxfordshirefhs.org.uk/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OXFORDSHIRE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >