Desborough People
William Phillips
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1.0 William Phillipsmale
Birth: before 1789
Est. from childPedigree
5391Married:
Ann [not known]
before 1807
Est. from child
b. before 1789Est. from child
Appears in Wesleyan Register for Desborough, but wording suggests that the minister went to Pipwell to baptise William
Birth: 22 Oct 1807, at Pipewell, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan Reg
Baptism: 24 Oct 1807 at Pipewell, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan RegBaptism is recorded in Desborough's Methodist records
Birth: 07 Mar 1809, at Wilbarston, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan Reg
Baptism: 14 Mar 1809 at Wilbarston, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan RegIn the original Wesleyan baptism records this appears following baptisms dated 1815. The subsequent record in the book (for Thomas's sister Ann) is also slightly out of sequence. Perhaps Thomas's record was found to be missing when Ann's was about to be entered? The record shows a birth place of Wilbarston but does not specify where the baptism took place, so it may have been at Wilbarston even though the record book is for the Desborough chapel
Birth: 05 Feb 1811, at Wilbarston, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan Reg
Baptism: 5 Mar 1811 at Wesleyan Chapel, Desborough
Wesleyan Reg
Birth: 01 Jan 1813, at Wilbarston, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan Reg
Baptism: 07 Jan 1813 at Wesleyan Chapel, Desborough
Wesleyan RegSee the note about the baptism date and place against Ann's brother Thomas Phillips
Birth: 25 Jan 1815, at Wilbarston, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan Reg
Baptism: 2 Feb 1815 at Wesleyan Chapel, Desborough
Wesleyan Reg
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