Richard’s Genealogy
Family: John Wansbury / Mary Smith (F976)
m. 8 Nov 1750-
Father | Male
John Wansbury
Born Died Buried Married 8 Nov 1750 [1] West Tytherley, Hampshire, England [1] 
Father Mother
Mother | Female
Mary Smith
Born Christened 22 Nov 1721 Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire, England Died Buried Father John Smith | F975 Group Sheet Mother Mary Blackwell | F975 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Female
Mary Wansbury
Born Christened 18 Sep 1751 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried
Child 2 | Female
Elizabeth Wansbury
Born Christened 25 Sep 1752 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried
Child 3 | Male
John Wansbury
Born Christened 10 Feb 1755 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried
Child 4 | Male
William Wansbury
Born Christened 16 May 1758 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried
Child 5 | Female
Anne Wansbury
Born Christened 7 Sep 1760 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried
Child 6 | Male
Robert Wansbury
Born Christened 22 Mar 1760 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried
Child 7 | Male
George Wansbury
Born Christened 22 Sep 1765 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried
Child 8 | Male
Moses Wansbury
Born Christened 12 Feb 1769 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England Died Buried 11 Jun 1770 West Tytherley, Hampshire, England
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Notes - This almost certainly assigns some of these children to the wrong family as there were two Wansbury families in West Tytherley at the same time, both with a father called John. Three children (William, Stephen and Thomas) explicitly described as sons of John junior (or similar) in the register, and are assigned to him. Robert and Anne were baptised less than six months apart, so almost certainly one is from John junior's family too, but there's no way of knowing which. Mary Smith's father John's will mentions five unnamed children of Mary and a child called John Wansbury, though it's unclear whether the five includes John. Moses may not have been born by the time of the will, or may be in the other family as Mary would have been 48 when he was born. Excluding Moses and one of Robert and Anne still leaves six children, and there's no evidence any had died by 1769. Probably this means one further child belongs in John junior's family. [2, 3]
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