Mary married James ESTLIN junior on 14 Jan 1740/41, but she would only have been 17 years old.
James had also been baptized in the Great Meeting Chapel in Hinckley, so perhaps that was where they met.
Mary was 81 years old when she died, a widow, in 1814. Her age confirming that this was the right marriage.
It's unclear why she was left out of his will of 1785. Perhaps he was against her marriage - although he could have blocked it - or perhaps they fell out later.
The marriage license states that they should marry in Burbage or Saint Margaret, Leicester, but no record of the actual marriage has been found.
1733
March 13 Mary the D'tr of Richard & Mary Garner
1738
Aug 1 John Garner son of Richard & Mary
1738
Aug 10 Mary Garner wife of Richard Garner
Banns of Marriage betwixt Henry Dawson and Elizabeth Garner both of this Parish were published May 24 and June 1th 8th 1760.
The said Henry Dawson of this Parish
and Elizabeth Garner of this Parish
were married in this Church by Banns
this 11th Day of June in the Year One thousand seven hundred and sixty
By me H Newman
This Marriage was solemnized between us
Henry Dawson
Elizabeth Garner
In the Presence of
Jeremiah Dawson
... John Garner of the Parish of Bourbage in the County of Leicetser Farmer & John Adcock of the Parish of Bourage aforesaid Farmer ...
...one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven
...
the said John Garner Batchelor & Elizabeth Adcock spinster
John Garner [seal]
John Adcock [seal]
Burials Anno Domini 1792
May 9th Buried Richard sen.r Garner
19 Mary Estlin of Hinckley, Widow, 81 years, was buried Sept 15th 1814 by me Joseph Bull Bristowe, Minister