William Layzell MFMMFF

[Lynn the Forest Fan]

Name - William Layzell
Date and place of birth - c1790 Place poss Essex
Names of parents - N/K
Date and place of baptism - N/K
Details of each of his or her marriages - Sarah Purdy date N/K
Occupation(s) - Labourer (according to his son John's Marriage cert)
Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - N/K
Date, place and cause of death - N/K
Date and place of burial - N/K
Details of will / administration of their estate - N/K
Memorial inscription - N/K

[Merry]

Sarah Purdy's thread says her husband is John rather than William, but as John was their son's name I'm guessing Wm is right?

[Merry]

Ah! FreeREG:


County Essex
Place St Osyth
Church St Peter & St Paul
RegisterNumber 538
MarriageDate 17 Oct 1810
GroomForename William
GroomSurname LAYZELL
GroomParish Weeley, Essex
GroomCondition Single
BrideForename Sarah
BrideSurname PURDY
BrideCondition Single
WitnessOneForename William
WitnessOneSurname COLE
WitnessTwoForename Mary
WitnessTwoSurname COLE
Notes Banns. Both mark.
FileNumber 27098

[Lynn the Forest Fan]

I hadn't realised that I had previously put up a thread for Sarah http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=154875#post154875, I have now changed the name of her husband.
I have baptisms for 4 children, William 1811, James 1814, John 1817 and Sarah 1819
Thanks for finding the marriage Merry :)

[Shona]

Family Search has the following:

William James Lazel, baptised 22 Jan 1792, Essex. Parents: Isaac and Rachel Lazel.

[Lynn the Forest Fan]

Thats interesting, thanks Shona. The surname has many variations. I believe that I have a remarriage for him in Derbyshire with the spelling Lassells to Sarah Clarke 26/2/1831 St Alkmund Derby. The couple then have Laura bap St Alkmund 5/1/1832 (Lasscells) and William bap 10/8/1833 St Werburgh Derby. I know this seems a long way from Essex but his son John married in Derby in 1845, whilst being in the marines based at Chatham & it makes sense that he met his wife & married in Derby as his father was already there. There don't appear to be many other with that surname in Derby at that time.