Robert WILSE b about 1710 (General)
Ann WILSE b abt 1730 is in my family tree. She married George Marshall in 1756 in Awre. I understand her father to be Robert Wilse b about 1710? Does anyone have any more details on Robert WILSE and any evidence that he is her father? Many thanks.
Robert WILSE b about 1710
by m p griffiths 
, Tuesday, August 11, 2009, 08:48 (5657 days ago) @ Diane Reynolds
The baptisms transcript details are on the FOD Parish Records
Ann WILSE christened Awre 16 August 1730 - Father Richard
Richard - 1723
Anne - 1730 (first Anne daughter of Richard buried 19 May 1728 Awre)
Martha - 1732
Margaret - 1734
Hannah - 1737
Anne WILSE (widow possibly of John) buried 17 May 1728 Awre
Also on FOD Records a possible ???
Richardus WYELESS - married Susanna TYCKELL of Saul
Gloucester Cathedral - 17 August 1720
Robert WILSE b about 1710
Thanks for this, I find this site excellent. If Richard Wilse did have a son in 1723, then I probably have his date of birth wrong! Having looked up his son's record I think you may be right on the marriage being in 1720 but it's not that certain. However I can't find a baptism that would fit for him from around 1695 onwards.
Robert WILSE b about 1710
by m p griffiths , Tuesday, August 11, 2009, 18:21 (5657 days ago) @ Diane Reynolds
There was a baptism in Goodrich of
Richard WILSE - 10 June 1688 - parents Anthony & Johan
You could also use the 'wild card' to go through the FOD records for a Richard baptised +/- 5/10 years Various surnames i.e. WEAL/WALLIN/WALLWYN/WYSHAM amongst other are all on the Parish Records.
Robert WILSE b about 1710
After I replied to you I widened the date range and found the 1688 birth of Richard Wilse. It looks quite likely that it could be him, given that Goodrich is only just over the border into Herefordshire. It's still only an educated guess though!
WILSE (Forum)/Men in Armour 1608
by m p griffiths , Tuesday, August 11, 2009, 22:35 (5657 days ago) @ Diane Reynolds
Have you 'Searched Forum' for WILSE/WILCE as there are previous messages regarding this Surname?
'Men & Armour for Gloucestershire 1608' A Muster Roll of all the able and sufficient men in body for his Majesty's Service in the Wars within the County of Gloucester - useful to locate family groups (or whether the Surname or Variants were in Gloucestershire) + information on age/location etc.
Gives residence + a key reference i.e.
Key 1 = 20 years, 2 = 40 years, 3 = 60 years. p = tall enough for Pikeman. m - tall enough for musketeer (middle size). ca - calyver (lower size) etc.