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Notes on Individuals Section 18.
William c 13.6.1740 L/Bud. (Sec. 1a)
presumed to have been William m 17.12.1763 Beaminster - no other candidate available. Grandson of Robert c 22.8.1684, whose brother
William c 23.7.1686 (Sec. 1e) arrived in Beaminster earlier, via Kenton in
Devon. Married by license, bond signed by William in fluent hand, wife Betty of
Frome St. Quintin. Son and a grandson were Swansea pilots, an occupation
probably shared by William himself; Trinity House approached for information in
1990 and 1992, records inaccessible and will remain so until 1994.
Joseph c 13.4.1764.
See William c 13.6.1740, immediately above. Pilot, died by drowning.
George c 26.7.1787, Joseph
c 21.4.1795, Elizabeth c 24.3.1799.
No record of marriage or death in national indexes from
1837, or in Swansea St. Mary registers before that time in Waygood or Weygood
names. A Charles Waygood d 1905(2) Chippenham RD, aged 38 years (App. C 631),
the only likely birth registration is that of Charles Wiegard b 9.12.1866,
parents Joseph, shoemaker journeyman, and Mary (formerly Barrow), of 3, Thomas
Streets Bethnal Green; no other trace of them has been found in Waygood/Weygood
searches and no general search has been made for Wiegards. Any Waygood link is probably through George
or Joseph.
William c 21.5.1793
See William c 13.6.1740, this section above. Pilot at second marriage, living at High Streets Swansea, second wife Margaret (Evans) daughter of
David, carpenter. William's father, Joseph, married a Jane Evans, but the name
is relatively common and there was not necessarily a connection; his first
wife, Martha, was sentenced at Swansea Court on 20.10,1838, to 6 months
imprisonment with hard labour for theft of apparel of William Powell.
Margaret c 13.9.1797,
husband mariner.
Jane b 1828,
mother of illegitimate child, William George b 27.11.1850 Swansea Union
Workhouse, who later took the surname of his putative father, William George
Taylor, and married in that name in 1872; a great-grandson. was living at
Thorpe Bay, Southend-on-Sea, 1991. Charwoman at Quarry Street,
Swansea, at marriage, husband block maker, his father Francis, Currier.
Richard Joseph b 5.10.1833,
buried as Joseph.