John FARDON

1731 – 1785 · Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire

Father: James FARDON · Mother: Ann HARVEY

👶Birth 1731	Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 ⓘBaptism Records
⛪Baptism 28/09/1731	St Mary Church, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 ⓘBaptism Records 📎 Baptism
💒Marriage (29) 03/01/1760 🏛️ Seven Years' War	Hannah BAYLISS St Mary Church, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 ⓘMarriage Certificate 📎 Marriage Marriage Licence Bond for John Fardon, of Upper Guiting, blacksmith, and Hannah Bailiss, 2 January 1760. He signs Witnesses: William Winchester a Joiner of Upper Guiting Officiating minister: Richard Hippisley. The groom and William Winchester are bound in the sum of £500. To marry at Upper Guiting GDR/Q1/1760/entry number 19 at Gloucestershire Archives. Witnesses were John Baylis and William Winchester.
💼Occupation (29) 1760 🏛️ George III accedes to the throne	Farrier ⓘMarriage Certificate
✝️Death abt 22/12/1785 🏛️ Industrial Revolution transforms Lancashire	Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 ⓘBurial Records
🪦Burial 25/12/1785	St Mary Church, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 ⓘBurial Records 📎 Burial

Children with Hannah BAYLISS

Mary FARDON

b. 1762, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire

Elizabeth FARDON

b. 1764, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire

John FARDON

b. 1765, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire · d. 1845, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire · m. 1792 Mary SEABRIGHT

James FARDON

b. 1766, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire

Hannah FARDON

b. 1768, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire

Jane FARDON

b. 1769, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire

Richard FARDON

b. 1771, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire · d. 1843, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire · m. 1794 Mary GRIFFIN · m. 1805 Susannah BAYLISS

Notes

He was left 5 shillings by his grandfather.

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John FARDON

St Mary Church, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire

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