Lawrence Wade, 1752–1794?> (aged 42 years)
- Name
- Lawrence /Wade/
- Given names
- Lawrence
- Surname
- Wade
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Christening
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Note: Digitised christening record located in media gallery |
Christening of a brother
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Birth of a brother
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Burial of a mother
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Death of a mother
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Marriage
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Note: Digitised marriage record located in media gallery |
Birth of a daughter
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Note: Original birth and baptism record located on Find My Past. Digitised record located in the media gallery. |
Baptism of a daughter
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Note: Original birth and baptism record located on Find My Past. Digitised record located in the media gallery. |
Birth of a daughter
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Baptism of a daughter
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Birth of a daughter
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Baptism of a daughter
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Criminal Trial
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Note: Lawrence was charged with stealing four sheep - the property of William Rounds who was a butcher living in Westminster. William asked his servant John Harrip to drive the sheep out onto the Tothill Fields common so they could graze. According to the trial, Lawrence stole the sheep. As he was a drover (noted at Mary's trial) and lived very close to Tothill Fields, he would have frequented Tothill Fields regularly and would have known the people who also grazed their sheep there. He also would have known William Rounds as Lawrence's wife Mary came from a 'great family of butchers'. I'm not sure what happened to Lawrence, as I can't locate a follow up to the trial paper. Mary Wade descendent Stephen Wilson discovered Lawrence's criminal past and advised members of the Mary Wade Family History Group on Facebook. It demonstrates that Mary was no stranger to the world of criminal activity. |
Birth of a son
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Baptism of a son
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Death of a son
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Burial of a son
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Death
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Burial
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Note: Digitised burial record located in media gallery |
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mother |
…–1765
Death: December 1765 — High Street, St Giles, Holborn, Camden, Kent, England |
Marriage | Marriage — 2 July 1727 — St Marylebone, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
7 months
elder sister |
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3 years
elder brother |
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9 years
elder brother |
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5 years
elder brother |
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11 years
younger brother |
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1752–1794
Birth: 1752
— St Giles, Holborn, Camden, Kent, England Death: August 1794 — Perkins Rents, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
himself |
1752–1794
Birth: 1752
— St Giles, Holborn, Camden, Kent, England Death: August 1794 — Perkins Rents, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
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wife |
1753–1836
Birth: 19 December 1753
— St Margaret's, Westminster, Middlesex, England Death: November 1836 — 5 New Court, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
Marriage | Marriage — 14 June 1775 — Saint John the Evangelist, Smith Square, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
6 months
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2 years
daughter |
1778–…
Birth: 5 February 1778
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— St Margaretâs, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
3 years
daughter |
1780–…
Birth: 17 November 1780
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26
— St Margaretâs, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
6 years
son |
1786–1793
Birth: 1 August 1786
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32
— St Margaretâs, Westminster, Middlesex, England Death: April 1793 — St Margaretâs, Westminster, Middlesex, England |
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Burial |
Christening |
Digitised christening record located in media gallery |
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Marriage |
Digitised marriage record located in media gallery |
Criminal Trial |
Lawrence was charged with stealing four sheep - the property of William Rounds who was a butcher living in Westminster. William asked his servant John Harrip to drive the sheep out onto the Tothill Fields common so they could graze. According to the trial, Lawrence stole the sheep. As he was a drover (noted at Mary's trial) and lived very close to Tothill Fields, he would have frequented Tothill Fields regularly and would have known the people who also grazed their sheep there. He also would have known William Rounds as Lawrence's wife Mary came from a 'great family of butchers'. I'm not sure what happened to Lawrence, as I can't locate a follow up to the trial paper. Mary Wade descendent Stephen Wilson discovered Lawrence's criminal past and advised members of the Mary Wade Family History Group on Facebook. It demonstrates that Mary was no stranger to the world of criminal activity. |
Burial |
Digitised burial record located in media gallery |
Media object
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Perkins Rents, Westminster - where Lawrence died |
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Media object
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Lawrence Wade - map of crime area (Perkins Rents, Tothill Fields, St John's Church)
Note: Lawrence lived at Perkins Rents (possibly Pump Court). This was very close to Tothill Fields where he would have grazed livestock and where he was accused of stealing sheep. He was married and buried at St John's Evangelical Church. |
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Lawrence Wade and Mary Smith Marriage Record 1775
Note: City of Westminster Archives Centre, Westminster Marriages, St John The Evangelist, Westminster. Find My Past |
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Lawrence Wade, Christening Record, 1752
Note: Digitised image of Christening record for Lawrence Wade, 1752
Note: London Metropolitan Archives; London, England; London Parish Registers; Reference Number: P82/GIS/A/02 |
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Lawrence Wade Burial Record, 1794
Note: City of Westminster Archives Centre, Westminster Burials, St John the Evangelist, Smith Square. Find My Past
Note: Westminster Burials- Transcripts, Westminster Archives. Find My Past. |