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Part V · Everyone, and everything in order · V.1 The peopleContents

John Wear

Derrick's great-great-great-grandfather. A Newington man, the best candidate for William Wear's father, who is on this site only as the name on a baptism index.

Family

John Weargeneration 5
marriedElizabeth Wearinferred
6 children
Elizabeth Wearb. 1812inferred
John Wearb. 1817inferred
Matilda Wearb. 1820inferred
William Wearb. c. 1823inferred
Thomas Wearb. 1825inferred
Mary Ann Wearb. 1827inferred
inferred

Each person is marked by where that line came from, in words as well as colour.

On the individual lines:

  • Elizabeth Wear (spouse): best candidate
  • Elizabeth Wear (child): baptised 1819
  • John Wear (child): baptised 1819

What the record says

Probable An index of the Newington baptism register names him as father of four children baptised together, one of whom is William; no record joins him to William beyond that.

WhenWhatStatus
10 Apr 1833 Four children baptised together At Newington, Surrey: Matilda (born 1820), William (1823), Thomas (1825) and Mary Ann (1827). Matilda and Thomas, opened in full, both name John Wear as father and Elizabeth as mother. Read with care
1819 Possibly an earlier batch Elizabeth (born 1812) and John (born 1817) were baptised together in 1819, in the same parish, with a father named John. Read with care

Where this comes from

Each line of the table above names the record it rests on in its third column, and the grade at the top says how well the whole is evidenced. What is not established is said under its own heading below. How the grades and the labels on the chart are decided, and every source this archive holds.

The Wear line · The tree

What is not established

  • It is an INDEX of the register and not the register, so it gives no occupation, and the trade is the lever this archive nominated.
  • Newington had a second Wear household under a John Southey Wear, so a forename match there is not an identification.
  • His marriage, his trade and his death are not known.

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