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Found 2 possible contacts on site - made contact to see what information they have with regards to correct connections..

I couldn't possibly confirm that.
You have to make that decision based on evidence.
Maybe you could find out if the Ashworth witness was a cousin or some relation to Alice

Yes so .. Are we now saying the 16 April 1799 is almost certainly the correct marriage of my 5 x great grandparents who are John Tricket and Alice Ashworth parents of James who married Margaret Holt

Notice one of the witnesses to James marriage was an Ashworth

Hang on .... where did you get the marriage date of 1759 from ?

Is this not more likely ?


Marriage: 16 Apr 1799 St Chad, Rochdale, Lancashire, England
John Tricket Alice Ashworth,
both Spotland

In your opinion would you consider this to be the correct entry

I just don't think it's likely that James was born to a mother who would be nearly 60.


Have you checked out this marriage ?

Bride from Haslingden ( where young James was married )


Marriage: 31 Dec 1795 St Nicholas, Newchurch in Rossendale, Lancashire, England
James Tricket - of Clough Head in this Chapelry
Betty Walmsley - (X), of Nabb in the Chapelry of Haslingden
Witness: Jas. Haworth; Robt. Heyworth
Married by Banns by: J Shorrock Minister

I have that marriage and the copy from Lancs record office

Thanks

Marriage: 8 Sep 1821 St James, Haslingden, Lancashire, England
James Trickett - (X), of Higher Booths
Peggy Holt - (X), of Higher Booths
Witness: John Ashworth; Abram Holt
Married by Banns with consent of parents by: William Grey Minister


Maybe only Peggy was underage.
If James was born 1799 he would be over 21

BOOTHS (Higher), a township in Whalley parish, Lancashire; on the Manchester and Accrington railway, near the Baxenden station, 5 miles SSW of Burnley.

That is the only one i can find ...

Higher Booths, Lancashire, England

If John and Alice were married 1759 would they be having a child 40 years later ?

Is this the reason behind your thinking ?

Baptisms: 5 Jan 1801 Ebenezer Particular Baptist, Bacup, Lancashire, England
James Triket - Son of John Triket & Alce
Born: 4 Dec 1800
Abode: Parthouse parish of Rochdale
Baptised by: John Hirst

Where did James give as his birthplace on the census ?

I am almost at the point of giving up on this line on my ancestry.

The baptism of James Trickett b. c 1799-1801 as found in 1841-51 census... All i am able to prove at this moment in time is his marriage 8/9/1821 at Haslingden, Lancashire, England. No parents listed. Married by consent. I did believe that his parents could be John and Alce (Ashworth) married 25/12/1759 St Chad, Rochdale