Thomas Osmond is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: KVRL-2F1.
Marriage Notes for Thomas Osmond and Elizabeth Bliss-2623
The marriage of "Thomas Osment" and "Elizabeth Bliss" is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1470976, Item #3), which states that they were married on 29 September 1819 in Shepton Montague, Somerset, England.
Research Note: This marriage record needs to be reviewed for possible additional information.
The christening of Martha Osmond is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1470976, Item #3), which states that she was christened on 24 February 1822 in Shepton-Montague, Somerset, and that her parents were Thomas Osmond and Elizabeth.
Martha Osmond is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: KVRL-2FY.
The christening of Mary Osmond is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1470976, Item #3), which states that she was christened on 12 December 1824 in Shepton-Montague, Somerset, and that her parents were Thomas Osmond and Elizabeth.
Mary Osmond is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: KVRJ-D48.
The christening of Elizabeth Osmond is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1470976, Item #3), which states that she was christened on 1 March 1829 in Shepton-Montague, Somerset, and that her parents were Thomas Osmond and Elizabeth.
Elizabeth Osmond is listed in FamilySeach Tree, PID#: KVRK-F2C.
The christening of Mary Lythgoe is listed in the IGI via the LDS Extraction Program, FHL Book # 942.72/K29pr, V.87, page 100, which states that Mary Lythgoe was the daughter of "Mathew Lithgoe" of "Bedford", Leigh, Lancashire.
Marriage Notes for John Howton and Mary Lithgoe (Lythgoe)-1869
The marriage of John Howton and Mary Lythgoe is listed in the parish register for St. Mary-the-Virgin, Leigh (FHL Film # 1885656, Item #2) which states that they were married by Banns on 10 July 1703 in Leigh, and that John Howton was of "Fflixon" parish and that Mary Lythgoe was of "this parish."
The christening of Richard Ligoe is listed in the IGI via the LDS Extraction Program, FHL Book # 942.72/K29pr, V.87, page 115, which states that Richard Ligoe was christrened on 26 October 1684 and that he was the "son [of] Mathew Ligoe" of "Bedford", Leigh, Lancashire.
Marriage Notes for Richard Ligoe (Lythgoe) and Hannah Morrice-1895
The marriage of Richard Lythgoe and Hannah Morrice is listed in the parish register of St. Mary-the-Virgin, Leigh (FHL Film # 1885656, Item #2), which states that they were married by Banns on 8 December 1706.
Research Note: All of the children listed in this family group record most likely do NOT belong to one set of parents. Also, there are several Lythgoe couples listed in FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, who were married at St. Mary-the-Virgin, Leigh, Lancashire, prior to and/or near the time these children were christened, including the following couples:
4 Feb 1560/1561 - Rychard Lythgoe and Elizabeth Shuttleworth
19 December 1577 - Raffe Lythgoe and Anne Smythe
26 May 1588 - Raffe Lythgoe and Jenet Astley
1 February 1590 - Matthewe Lythgoe and Agneis Spakeman
13 October 1601 - Peeter Lythgoe and Margarie Smyth
6 December 1602 - Rychard Lythgoe and Agneis Alreddle
Marriage Notes for Matthew Lythgoe and Mrs. Matthew Lythgoe-2506
The marriage of "Matthewe Lythgoe" and "Agneis Spakeman" is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book #: 942.72/L2, K29s, p.238), which states that they were married on 1 February 1590.
The christening of William Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 105), which states that William Lythgoe was christened on 8 June 1600 and that he was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Katheren Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 109, which states that Katheren Lythgoe was christened on 6 September 1601 and that she was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Roberte Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 121), which states that Robert Lythgoe was christened on 5 August 1604 and that he was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Jane Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 125), which states that Jane Lythgoe was christened on 10 October 1605 and that she was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Margret Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 135), which states that Margret Lythgoe was christened on 20 March 1607/1608 and that she was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Alice Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 136), which states that Alice Lythgoe was christened on 16 May 1608 and that she was of "Bedforthe".
Alice Lythgoe is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: K4N3-DMM.
The christening of Marie Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 144), which states that Marie Lythgoe was christened on 17 June 1610 and that she was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Ralph Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 147), which states that Ralph Lythgoe was christened on 7 March 1610/1611 and that he was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Jane Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 155), which states that Jane Lythgoe was christened on 28 January 16121613 and that she was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Gylberte Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 158), which states that Gylberte Lythgoe was christened on 30 Octobert 1613 and that he was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Elizabeth Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 162), which states that Elizabeth Lythgoe was christened on 10 September 1614 and that she was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Peter Lithgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 172), which states that Peter Lithgoe was christened on 4 November 1616 and that he was of "Bedford".
The christening of Margreat Lithgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/K29pr, V.87, page 31, which states that Margreat Lithgoe was christened on 23 March 1637/1638 and that she was the "daughter [of] Mat." Lithgoe of "Bedford".
The christening of Elizabeth Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 129), which states that Elizabeth Lythgoe was christened on 1 November 1606 and that she was of "Bedforth".
The christening of Geffrey Lythgoe is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book # 942.72/L2, K29s, page 168), which states that Geffrey Lythgoe was christened on 18 February 1615/1616 and that he was of "Bedforth".
The burial of "Jeofrey Lithgoe" is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book #: 942.72, K29pr, V.87, page 240), which states that he was of "Bedford" and was buried on 5 October 1679.
"Geoffrey Lythgoe" of Leigh, Lancashire, is mentioned in the 1959 book "History of Leigh" by Dr. John Lunn ((http://www.leighlife.com/index.php?page=wiki&id=leighlife:lhbedford), as follows:
"Papist Husband and Wife, 1671: The 1671 and 74 visitations reveal that many members of the Lythgoe family were catholic; others of the same name were just as fervently attached to the state religion. Denounced in 1674 were Geoffrey Lythgoe and Margaret his wife. Geoffrey was a linen webster and gave the Lythgoe charity to the poor of his township. It was the yearly interest on £10 and Richard Shuttleworth and John Yates were first trustees; when one died, the survivor was to elect to himself another and "soe to continue that Course whilst yet the world shall endure." Lythgoe was a linenwebster and in September 1679, when he died there was found a quantity of finished cloth in his workshop, valued £6 10s. He was able to leave £155 13s. 8d. Margaret the widow lived on to 1692. Her maiden name was Yates and to her brother Hugh she left £5. All her estate of £112 13s. went to her cousins William, Thomas and John Yates. All these Yates had borne the stigmata of Catholicism and Hugh Yates' wife was Jane. Among the possessions of Margaret was a throne chair, a clock price 10s., a bucket and chain for the well 8s., in the farmyard a gander and two geese and two hens."
The burial of "Margaret Lithgoe" is listed in the parish register of Leigh, Lancashire (FHL Book #: 942.72, K29pr, V.87, page 266), which states that she was "Margaret [the] w[ife of] Geoffrey Lithgoe" of "Bedford" and that she was buried on 19 May 1692.
"Margaret" (Lythgoe) of Leigh, Lancashire, is mentioned in the 1959 book "History of Leigh" by Dr. John Lunn ((http://www.leighlife.com/index.php?page=wiki&id=leighlife:lhbedford), as follows:
"Papist Husband and Wife, 1671: The 1671 and 74 visitations reveal that many members of the Lythgoe family were catholic; others of the same name were just as fervently attached to the state religion. Denounced in 1674 were Geoffrey Lythgoe and Margaret his wife. Geoffrey was a linen webster and gave the Lythgoe charity to the poor of his township. It was the yearly interest on £10 and Richard Shuttleworth and John Yates were first trustees; when one died, the survivor was to elect to himself another and "soe to continue that Course whilst yet the world shall endure." Lythgoe was a linenwebster and in September 1679, when he died there was found a quantity of finished cloth in his workshop, valued £6 10s. He was able to leave £155 13s. 8d. Margaret the widow lived on to 1692. Her maiden name was Yates and to her brother Hugh she left £5. All her estate of £112 13s. went to her cousins William, Thomas and John Yates. All these Yates had borne the stigmata of Catholicism and Hugh Yates' wife was Jane. Among the possessions of Margaret was a throne chair, a clock price 10s., a bucket and chain for the well 8s., in the farmyard a gander and two geese and two hens."
"Yates of Bedford, 1687: Society in older Leigh was complex in its contrasts. Members of the same family were surprisingly rich, others just as desperately poor. Some of the same blood took the side of the king, others made parliament their choice. And within the very sanctum of conscience there appear in the same local groups violent differences in religion, some devout papists, others rabid ranters. Papists profiting by the economic forces of the Reformation and finding a last place to compose their peace in what a modern taste would have deemed the most detestable to accept, the chancel of the established protestant church. While unctuous puritan extremist non-conformers ask in that most solemn of all human documents, a last testament, to be forgiven for hard driving of bargains and overstraight dealing. The Yates classify themselves like the Lythgoes in this medley of contrasts, for some were catholic and some were puritan. Richard Yates who made a will in 1656 had for wife Margaret and sons Hugh and Thomas. His daughter, Margaret was married to Jeffrey Lythgoe. Richard was a weaver and small stockman; he left £44 11s. 6d. and said that as his son Thomas had once paid a debt of 20s. for him, that sum was to be set out of his share and paid separately. There were four pair of looms in his shop in the very south of the township. Hugh the son bought a house from Henry Slater, son of Sir Thomas, on 6 January 1687; the family had left Lightoaks. He made a will 10 September 1720 and died in 1724, leaving £22 14s. 4d. He left no issue and gave most of his worldly goods to his cousins, the Marshes of Tyldesley, all weavers and some to his cousin in Westleigh, Richard Birchall. The Bedford house came to cousin Timothy Aldred, son of Richard, a nailor in Atherton. Jane Speakman was to live at the house rent free for the rest of her days. After all this, he now reveals his non-conformity. He left £5 to John Risley, for the benefit of Risley chapel minister and £5 to James Wood, the preaching minister of Atherton chapel for the benefit of James Wood, his only son and heir. Among the possessions of this Yates were a pair of looms, jim wheel and gig, value 25s., an old wallet, 4d. watch 4s., red rug 10s. and a pair of swaddles."
The christening of "Thomas Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that he was christened on 14 April 1769 in Burford and that he was the son of "John Osman".
The marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Sarah Jeffs" is listed in the Bishop's Transcripts of Burford, Oxfordshire (FHL Film # 95221), which states that they were married by "Licence" on 24 May 1791 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England. Note: Sarah died in 1803 as follows: The burial of "Sarah Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that she was buried on 21 September 1803 in Burford.
The 1806 marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Ann Deakins" is listed in the parish register of Earls Croome, Worcestershire, England (FHL Film # 1042169, Item #15), which states that they were married by "Licence" on 2 January 1806 in Earls Croome; that Thomas Osman was a "Widower" and "of the Parish of Burford in the County of Oxford"; and that Ann Deakins was a "Spinster" of "this Parish" of Earls Croome. The marriage was witnessed by "Eliz Deakins" and "Richard Deakins".
"Thomas Osman of Burford" is listed as being a "spirit merchant" in a "Conveyance" record that is dated "20 August, 1827" and which appears in the book "The Burford Records, a Study in Minor Town Government" (by R. H. Gretton, 1920, pages 514-515).
The burial of "Thomas Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that he was buried on 3 May 1833 in Burford and that he died when she was "64" years old (born about 1769).
The "Will of Thomas Osman, Spirit Merchant of Burford, Oxfordshire" is listed within the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and is available online via Ancestry.com. The Will was proved on 9 May 1834, and lists the following information:
1) "Thomas Osman of Burford in the County of Oxford Spirit Merchant";
2) "my wife Ann";
3) "unto my son and my two Daughters the said Angelina Baden and Mary Willis";
4) "Codicil" states: "unto my son";
5) "Proved" states: "Ann Osman Widow".
Occupational Note: Descriptions about "Wine and Spirit Merchants" can be found online at: http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=302189.0, which contains the following three statements: 1) "A wine and spirit merchant supplied inns and taverns. He was a wholesaler or importer." 2) "Most Wine & Spirit Merchants would, essentially, be shopkeepers - with an off-licence to sell wine and spirits. Every town would have one, often several of these. Some might import wine, most would buy from importers in London, Bristol etc." 3) "I think the vital thing is that during the 19th century the middle classes would have ordered their wine and spirits to drink at home from a wine and spirit merchant."Memorial Plaque about Thomas Osman:
Inside the church of St. John the Baptist in Burford, Oxfordshire, England, is a plaque that mentions Thomas Osman (1769-1833) and his wife, Ann Deakins . Thomas was a very successful “Spirit [and Wine] Merchant” of Oxfordshire. In 1791, Thomas married Sarah Jeffs (1768-1803)--who died in 1803. In 1806 he married Ann Deakins (1772-1849). Thomas Osman is a “fifth cousin five-times removed” to the famous Osmond singers of Utah.
This plaque was photographed in 2009 by Osmond researchers in England and states the following: "Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Osman who departed this life April 26th 1833, Aged 64 Years. Also Ann, his beloved Wife, who departed this life May 11th 1849, Aged 76 Years." (Plan of Burford Church as pewed in 1827: Number 38 lists Thomas Osman and Ann.)
The christening of "Sarah Jeffs" is listed in the Bishop's Transcripts of Burford, Oxfordshire (FHL Film # 95221), which states that she was christened on 3 April 1768 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England, and that her father was "Solomon Jeffs".
The marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Sarah Jeffs" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 95221), which states that they were married on 24 May 1791 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England.
The burial of "Sarah Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331; and BTs: 95221), which states that she was buried on 21 September 1803 in Burford.
Marriage Notes for Thomas Osman and Sarah Jeffs-3039
The marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Sarah Jeffs" is listed in the Bishop's Transcripts of Burford, Oxfordshire (FHL Film # 95221), which states that they were married by "Licence" on 24 May 1791 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England.
The christening of "Thomas Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that he was christened on 14 April 1769 in Burford and that he was the son of "John Osman".
The marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Sarah Jeffs" is listed in the Bishop's Transcripts of Burford, Oxfordshire (FHL Film # 95221), which states that they were married by "Licence" on 24 May 1791 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England. Note: Sarah died in 1803 as follows: The burial of "Sarah Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that she was buried on 21 September 1803 in Burford.
The 1806 marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Ann Deakins" is listed in the parish register of Earls Croome, Worcestershire, England (FHL Film # 1042169, Item #15), which states that they were married by "Licence" on 2 January 1806 in Earls Croome; that Thomas Osman was a "Widower" and "of the Parish of Burford in the County of Oxford"; and that Ann Deakins was a "Spinster" of "this Parish" of Earls Croome. The marriage was witnessed by "Eliz Deakins" and "Richard Deakins".
"Thomas Osman of Burford" is listed as being a "spirit merchant" in a "Conveyance" record that is dated "20 August, 1827" and which appears in the book "The Burford Records, a Study in Minor Town Government" (by R. H. Gretton, 1920, pages 514-515).
The burial of "Thomas Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that he was buried on 3 May 1833 in Burford and that he died when she was "64" years old (born about 1769).
The "Will of Thomas Osman, Spirit Merchant of Burford, Oxfordshire" is listed within the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and is available online via Ancestry.com. The Will was proved on 9 May 1834, and lists the following information:
1) "Thomas Osman of Burford in the County of Oxford Spirit Merchant";
2) "my wife Ann";
3) "unto my son and my two Daughters the said Angelina Baden and Mary Willis";
4) "Codicil" states: "unto my son";
5) "Proved" states: "Ann Osman Widow".
Occupational Note: Descriptions about "Wine and Spirit Merchants" can be found online at: http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=302189.0, which contains the following three statements: 1) "A wine and spirit merchant supplied inns and taverns. He was a wholesaler or importer." 2) "Most Wine & Spirit Merchants would, essentially, be shopkeepers - with an off-licence to sell wine and spirits. Every town would have one, often several of these. Some might import wine, most would buy from importers in London, Bristol etc." 3) "I think the vital thing is that during the 19th century the middle classes would have ordered their wine and spirits to drink at home from a wine and spirit merchant."Memorial Plaque about Thomas Osman:
Inside the church of St. John the Baptist in Burford, Oxfordshire, England, is a plaque that mentions Thomas Osman (1769-1833) and his wife, Ann Deakins . Thomas was a very successful “Spirit [and Wine] Merchant” of Oxfordshire. In 1791, Thomas married Sarah Jeffs (1768-1803)--who died in 1803. In 1806 he married Ann Deakins (1772-1849). Thomas Osman is a “fifth cousin five-times removed” to the famous Osmond singers of Utah.
This plaque was photographed in 2009 by Osmond researchers in England and states the following: "Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Osman who departed this life April 26th 1833, Aged 64 Years. Also Ann, his beloved Wife, who departed this life May 11th 1849, Aged 76 Years." (Plan of Burford Church as pewed in 1827: Number 38 lists Thomas Osman and Ann.)
The christening of "Ann Deakins" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 886617), which states that she was christened on 15 November 1772 in Wick Near Pershore, Worcestershire, England, and that her parents were "Richard Deakins" and "Hannah". Note: "Richard Deakins" and "Hannah Blake" had thirteen children who were christened in Worchestershire between 1770 and 1797.
The 1806 marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Ann Deakins" is listed in the parish register of Earls Croome, Worcestershire, England (FHL Film # 1042169, Item #15), which states that they were married by "Licence" on 2 January 1806 in Earls Croome; that Thomas Osman was a "Widower" and "of the Parish of Burford in the County of Oxford"; and that Ann Deakins was a "Spinster" of "this Parish" of Earls Croome. The marriage was witnessed by "Eliz Deakins" and "Richard Deakins".
In the 1841 Census, "Ann Osman" is listed as being 68 years old (born about 1773), NOT born in Oxfordshire, living on "Ind[ependent Means]", and residing with her daughter, "Angelina Baden" (age 32), on the East Side of High Street in Burford, Oxfordshire, England.
The burial of "Ann Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that she was buried on 18 May 1849 in Burford and that she died when she was "76" years old (born about 1773).
The "Will of Thomas Osman, Spirit Merchant of Burford, Oxfordshire" is listed within the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and is available online via Ancestry.com. The Will was proved on 9 May 1834, and lists the following information:
1) "Thomas Osman of Burford in the County of Oxford Spirit Merchant";
2) "my wife Ann";
3) "unto my son and my two Daughters the said Angelina Baden and Mary Willis";
4) "Codicil" states: "unto my son";
5) "Proved" states: "Ann Osman Widow".Memorial Plaque about Ann (Deakins) Osman:
Inside the church of St. John the Baptist in Burford, Oxfordshire, England, is a plaque that mentions Thomas Osman (1769-1833) and his wife, Ann Deakins . Thomas was a very successful “Spirit [and Wine] Merchant” of Oxfordshire. In 1791, Thomas married Sarah Jeffs (1768-1803)--who died in 1803. In 1806 he married Ann Deakins (1772-1849). Thomas Osman is a “fifth cousin five-times removed” to the famous Osmond singers of Utah.
This plaque was photographed in 2009 by Osmond researchers in England and states the following: "Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Osman who departed this life April 26th 1833, Aged 64 Years. Also Ann, his beloved Wife, who departed this life May 11th 1849, Aged 76 Years." (Plan of Burford Church as pewed in 1827: Number 38 lists Thomas Osman and Ann.)
Marriage Notes for Thomas Osman and Ann Deakins-1900
The 1806 marriage of "Thomas Osman" and "Ann Deakins" is listed in the parish register of Earls Croome, Worcestershire, England (FHL Film # 1042169, Item #15), which states that they were married by "Licence" on 2 January 1806 in Earls Croome; that Thomas Osman was a "Widower" and "of the Parish of Burford in the County of Oxford"; and that Ann Deakins was a "Spinster" of "this Parish" of Earls Croome. The marriage was witnessed by "Eliz Deakins" and "Richard Deakins".
The christening of "Thomas Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331; and BTs: 95221), which states that he was christened on 9 November 1806 in Burford, and that his father was "Thos. Osman".
The "Will of Thomas Osman, Spirit Merchant of Burford, Oxfordshire" is listed within the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and is available online via Ancestry.com. The Will was proved on 9 May 1834, and lists the following information:
1) "Thomas Osman of Burford in the County of Oxford Spirit Merchant";
2) "my wife Ann";
3) "unto my son and my two Daughters the said Angelina Baden and Mary Willis";
4) "Codicil" states: "unto my son";
5) "Proved" states: "Ann Osman Widow".
The christening of "John Osmon" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that he was christened on 8 September 1736 in Burford and that he was the son of "Robert Osmon".
The marriage of "John Osman" and "Jane Coburn" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 95221), which states that they were married on 30 June 1760 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England.
Research Note: The IGI (via Patron Submission) lists the supposed christenings of two John Osman's in Burford as follows: 1) a "John Osman" who was christened on 30 July 1760 as the son of "John Osman" and "Jane Colburn"; and 2) a "John Osman" christened on 8 August 1761 as the son of "John Osman" and "Jane Colburn". However, in August 2016 a careful review of the parish register of Burford (FHL Film # 952331) and the Bishop's Transcripts of Burford (FHL Film # 95221) did not confirm these two supposed christening records.
The marriage of "John Osman" and "Jane Coburn" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 95221), which states that they were married on 30 June 1760 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England.
The burial of "Jane Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that she was buried on 5 October 1797 in Burford.
Marriage Notes for John Osmon and Jane Coburn-1902
The marriage of "John Osman" and "Jane Coburn" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 95221), which states that they were married on 30 June 1760 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England.
The christening of "Mary Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that she was christened on 30 July 1760 in Burford and that she was the daughter of "John Osman".
The christening of "Mary Osman" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 95221), which states that she was christened on 30 July 1760 in Burford, Oxfordshire, England, and that her father was "John Osman".
The christening of "William Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that he was christened on 25 January 1764 in Burford and that he was the son of "John Osman".
The christening of "Ann Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that she was christened on 10 March 1775 in Burford and that she was the daughter of "John Osman".
The christening of "Richard Osman" is listed in the parish register of Burford, Oxfordshire, England (FHL Film # 952331), which states that he was christened on 3 September 1779 in Burford and that his father was "John Osman".