Ancestors of Adam Luke & Jane Louisa Baston born Andover, UK
Source Citations
256. Francis BASTON
1Francis Baston 1761 Bampton Oxford Baptism Register. "Francis Baston, male 27 Dec 1761 Bampton, Oxford
to Jonathan & Ann Baston.". Image.
2Burial Record Francis Baston 1813 Bunhill Fields, London, SOG Bunhill Fields Internment Book Vol 2. "Bunhill Fields 1813
Dec 7, Francis Baston age 52 Paul Street, Grave 5 feet with Minister, cost 15s 0d, EW 55-56 NS69, Sunday Buried 3 o'clock.". Image.
3Francis Baston & Ann Brown 1784 Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire. "
St Nicholas Church, Rotherfield Greys No 6.
Francis Baston widower and Ann Brown, spinster married by Licence.this 13 October 1784 by me Wm Townsend, Rector.
Witnesses: Henry Brown & Lucy Farmer.". Image.
4Francis Baston & Anne Brown 1784 Marriage Licence, 12 Oct 1784. "
page 423
Appeared personally Francis Baston and made oath that he is of the parish of Rotherfield Greys in the County of Oxford of the age of twenty one years and upwards and a widower and intends to intermarry with Ann Brown of the parish and County aforesaid of the age of twenty one years and upwards and a spinster.
He this deponent not knowing or believing any lawful let or impediment by reason of any consanguinity affinity or any other lawful means whatsoever to hinder the said intended marriage and prayed a Licence to solemnize the same in the parish Church of Rotherfield Greys aforesaid and further made Oath that the usual place of abode of her the said Ann Brown hath been in the said parish of Rotherfield Greys for the space of four weeks last past.
Same day the said Francis Baston was sworn to the Truth of their affidavits before me Barnabas Bowen, Surrogate, (signed) Francis Baston.". "
page 421
Know all then by there presence that One Francis Baston of the Parish of Rotherfield Greys in the County of Oxford, Yeoman and Benjamin Farmer of the Parish of Hurst in the County of Berks, Butcher - are held and firmly bound to The Right Reverend Father in God John by Divine Permission Lord Bishop of Oxford in two hundred Pounds of lawful Money of Great Britain to be paid to the said Lord Bishop or his certain? Attorney Executors Administrators or Assigns for the true payment whereof We bind ourselves and each of us by himself for the whole and every part thereof and the Heirs Executors Administrators of us and each of us firmly by their presence stated with our seals Dated the twelfth day of October in the 24th year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the 3rd by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King defend of the faith and in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and eighty four.
The Condition of this obligation is such that if thereafter there shall not appear any lawful Let or Impediment by reason of any pre Covenant entered into before the twenty fifth day of March One Thousand seven hundred and fifty (sic) four. Consanguinity Affinity or any other lawful Means whatsoever but that the above bounden Francis Baston, widower & Ann Brown of the Parish of Rotherfield Greys in the County of Oxford aforesaid of the age of twenty one years and upwards, spinster may lawfully solemnize Marriage together and in the same afterwards lawfully union and continue for Man and Wife according to his Laws in that behalf provided and moreover if there be not at this present time any Action Suit Plaint Quarrel or Demand moved or depending? before and Judge Ecclesiastical or Temporal for or tampering? any such lawful Impediment between the said parties nor that either of them be of any other Parish or of better estate or Agree? than to this Judge at granting of this Licence is suggested and by him sworn to.
And lastly if the same Marriage shall be openly solemnized in the Church or Chapel in the Licence specified between the hours appointed in the Constitutions Ecclesiastical conditions and according to the Form of the Book of Common Prayer now by Law established And if the above bounden Francis Baston & Benjamin Farmer do save harm less the said Bishop his CH.and his Surrogates and others his Officers whatsoever by Reason of the Permission Then this Obligation to be void or else to remain in full force and Virtue
Sealed and delivered in the presence of: the mark of Mary Boyd, (signed) Francis Baston and Benj Farmer." Source Image. Citation Image.
5Yeoman, definition of. "
Definition of a Yeoman:
The term has changed its meaning over time. In the 13th 15th centuries it was principally applied to a knight's servants or retainers, though in the royal household, the minor officials under the Chamberlain were known as the Yeomen of the King's Chamber, Geoffrey Chaucer was once a yeoman in this sense.
Under the Tudors the use of the term was gradually widened to include the prosperous working farmers below the rank of the gentry the class formerly known as franklins. They worked their own land, but did not necessarily have to be freeholders. Yeomen increasingly held their land by a variety of tenures: freehold, copyhold* and leasehold.
The term had no legal precision but was used informally to distinguish a farmer who was more prosperous than the average husbandman. The wealth that was needed for a farmer to be judged a yeoman by his neighbours varied from region to region and over time. The term is, commonly found in the wills and inventories of the early modern period, but during the 18th and 19th centuries both 'Yeoman' and 'husbandman' were gradually abandoned in favour of the all embracing 'farmer'.
If the term 'yeoman' is associated with land, or degree of land ownership, then it may have its ancient roots in the early Anglo-Saxon rule of England or earlier (thus coming full circle to its most likely etymological roots). In ancient times the land was a strong indicator of social status, and wealth, since the period known as the Dark Ages, and in terms like 'yeoman farmer' used in the 16th Century to denote prosperous small farmers; whether land was copyhold, freehold, or a mixture of both.
As land indicated social status, just as the term yeoman farmer in the 1600's as an identifier of social status for small freeholders or copyholders of land with and an indicated amount of wealth that is a determining factor of his social standing. Not all yeomen owned land as many were indentured or feudal servants in a castle. In earlier Anglo Saxon rule, the class of 'geneatas' would most likely be the classification a 'yeoman' in this period as an aristocratic peasantry.
The 'yeoman' would be the connection between royalty and nobility to the peasantry, thus a middling class of sorts in feudal or manorial service to either the king, or a lord. Also possibly identified within a class of libri homini (freemen) within Domesday, the 'yeoman' in service to a king or lord would be known as serviens/sergeants, or valet/valectus during the Norman period. There are also men known as 'socmen' or 'sokemen', usually derived from Anglian or Danish sources, equivalent in status as 'radman', thus combining land status and servile status as equals
*Copyhold
Has its origin in medieval England, Copyhold tenure was tenure of land according to the custom of the manor, the "title deeds" being a copy of the record of the manor court.
Copyholds were gradually enfranchised (turned into ordinary holdings of land-either freehold or 999-year leasehold) during the 19th century. Legislation in the 1920s finally extinguished the last of them.
For further information see Manorial Law (1996) by Andrew Barsby..".
6Oxfordshire with Bampton, Ipsden & Checkendon.. "Marked with village locations Bampton, Ipsden, Checkendon & Rotherfield Greys.". Image.
7Bampton, St Mary's Church, Oxfordshire (© 2005 White Swan Video Services), 1762. "Where Francis (1761), Jonathan (1739) & William (1704) were Baptised.
The current building dates from the 12th century, in the 13thC the tower was raised and the spire erected. In the 14thC the Lady Chapel, the west porch and the vestry to the north were added. Late in the 15thC a clerestory was added and in 1702 the chapel on the south side was reconstructed.". "The Church where Francis Baston was Baptised in 1761." Image.
8Bampton St Mary's Church Font, 1761. "where Francis was Baptised in 1761 to Jonathan & Ann Baston." Image.
9Ipsden, Checkendon & Rotherfield Greys map 1810 . "
with the various villages marked.". Image.
10Francis Baston & Ann Smith 1782 Ipsden, Oxfordshire Marriage Register. "
St Mary the Virgin, Ipsden, No 89
Banns of Marriage between Francis Baston of the Parish of St Giles, Reading in the County of Berks and Ann Smith of this Parish, Spinster. Married in this Church by Licence this 17th Day of November in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty two by me P Murthwaite, Vicar. In the presence of John Smith & Richard Smith.". Image.
11©Carol Harmond, Ipsden Church Sign (© 2006 White Swan Video Services). "the sign at the entrance to the Church.". Image.
12St Mary the Virgin, Ipsden, Oxfordshire. (© 2007 White Swan Video Services). "The Church where Francis Baston & Ann Smith in 1782 were married (taken in 2006).". Image.
13Ipsden Church interior, © 2005 White Swan Video Services. "Francis Baston & Ann Smith were married here in 1782.". Image.
14Rotherfield Greys, St Nicholas Church sign, ©2007 Carol Harmond. "The sign board in front of the Church.". Image.
15Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, St Nicholas Church, ©2007 Carol Harmond. "
Where Francis Baston & Anne Brown were married in 1784 and their son Francis was baptised in 1786.". Image.
16Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, inside St Nicholas' Church. Image.
17Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, The Maltsers' Arms Public House, ©2007 Carol Harmond. "did Francis & Ann celebrate with a drink here after their wedding in 1784 as it's next door to the Church in Rotherfield Greys.". Image.
18© 2006 Carol Harmond, Bunhill Fields Burial Ground entrance sign (© 2006 White Swan Video Services). "The sign at the entrance to the Cemetery.". Image.
19© 2006 Carol Harmond, Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, general view (© 2006 White Swan Video Services). "Where Francis Baston was buried in 1813. According his burial record, he had a plain burial without a headstone.". Image.
20Bunhill Fields Plan. "Where Francis Baston was buried in 1813.". Image.
21Coat of Arms - Baston, French Origin (www.houseofnames.com). "Description of Baston Family Coat of Arms.
French Origin.
BASTON Shield: A silver and blue background with two roses and a fleur-de-lis.
BASTON Crest: A gold fleur-de-lis.
BASTON Motto: None.
The French Baston family name originated in Poitou, located in France and the family trace their ancestral roots back to French origin.". Image.
257. Anne BROWN
1Ann Brown 1761 Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, Baptism Register. "
St Nicholas Church, Rotherfield Greys, 8 November 1761
Ann to Thomas & Mary Brown.". Image.
128. Francis BASTON
1Francis Baston 1786 Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, PAR. "
St Nicholas, Rotherfield Greys, 22 January 1786
Francis son of Francis & Ann Baston.". Image.
2Burial Register Francis Baston 1828 Christ Church Spitalfields, LMA X024/013. "No 1159 Christ Church, Spitalfields
Burial, Francis Baston
of Vine Court age 42
1 Jun 1828.". Image.
3Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, St Nicholas Church, ©2007 Carol Harmond. "
Where Francis Baston & Anne Brown were married in 1784 and their son Francis was baptised in 1786.". Image.
128. George Thomas BASTON
1George Thomas Baston 1796 St Leonards Church Baptism Register. "St Leonard's Church, Shoreditch
George Thomas S of Francis & Ann Baston of Tabernacle Walk
Born March 27th Baptised 8 May 1796.". Image.
128. Joseph BASTON
1Burial Record Joseph Baston 1800 age 11 mths Bunhill Fields, SOG Bunhill Fields Internment Book 1788 - 1812. "Bunhill Fields, 1800
Joseph Baston age 11 mths, Grave com, cost 7s 6d, EW=175 NS=28 Wednesday 4 o'clock.". Image.
128. William James BASTON
1William James Baston 1808, St Leonards Church Shoreditch Baptism Register. "10 April 1808, St Leonard's, Shoreditch
William James of Francis & Ann Baston, Matthew Street
Born Feb 20th.". Image.
2William Baston 1847 St Mary Newington (bn 1808) Death Certificate, 1847/Dec/Newington/4/328, 1847, 1847/Dec/Newington/4/328. "
No 460
22nd Oct 1847 22 Poplar Row, Southwark
William Baston age 40 years Upholsterer
Phthisis 2 years (Tuberculosis)
Informant: M Baston present at death 22 Poplar Row.
Registered: 29 Oct 1847
(M Baston is this daughter Maria? has his wife Ann pre-deceased him?).". Image.
3Burial Register William Baston 1847 Newington, No 434 p55. "St Mary's Newington
William Baston of Poplar Row 31 October 1847 age 40 years.". Image.
4Southwark Area Greenwoods 1827. "Locations of William James Baston and family 1830 - 1845
plus location of Frederick William Baston 1841 Census.". Image.
51841 Census William & Ann Baston, Garden Row, Southwark (S&N Disc 40 1086-1 pg 154), HO107/1086/5/22, 1841, HO107/1086/5/22/36. "
Garden Row, St George, Southwark.
William Baston age 30 Upholsterer bn Not Surrey.
Ann Baston age 30 bn Not Surrey.
Maria Baston age 11 bn Southwark.
Emma Baston age 7 bn Southwark.
William Baston age 1 bn Southwark.". Image.
6Garden Row etc, Southwark 1850 (Cross). "Pitt St, Southwark, Maria was born here 1830
Marshall St, Elizabeth (1832) & Emma (1835) were born.
28 Garden Row, William James & Ann Baston are shown as living here in the 1841 Census William (1840) & James (1843) are shown as being born here.
22 Poplar Row, Mary was born 1845 & William James Baston died 1847 age 40.
6 Little Suffolk Street, Frederick W. Baston - 1841 Census.". Image.
258. Samuel BROWNE
1Mary Ann Browne 1804 St Leonards Church Shoreditch Baptism Register , LMA X094/035. "1804 St Leonard's Church Shoreditch
Mary Ann d of Samuel & Elisabeth Browne of Leonard Street
Born Sept 22 Baptised 21 October 1804.". Image.
21841 Census Samuel & Elizabeth Brown, Windmill St, Finsbury (ancestry.co.uk), HO107/667/6/32/14, 1841, HO107/667/6/32/14. "
17 Windmill Street, St Lukes, Finsbury.
Samuel Brown age 60 Furrier bn Middx.
Elizabeth Brown age 60 bn Middx.". Image.
259. Elisabeth BROWNE
1Mary Ann Browne 1804 St Leonards Church Shoreditch Baptism Register , LMA X094/035. "1804 St Leonard's Church Shoreditch
Mary Ann d of Samuel & Elisabeth Browne of Leonard Street
Born Sept 22 Baptised 21 October 1804.". Image.
21841 Census Samuel & Elizabeth Brown, Windmill St, Finsbury (ancestry.co.uk), HO107/667/6/32/14, 1841, HO107/667/6/32/14. "
17 Windmill Street, St Lukes, Finsbury.
Samuel Brown age 60 Furrier bn Middx.
Elizabeth Brown age 60 bn Middx.". Image.
129. Samuel BROWNE
1Samuel Brown 1791 to Samuel & Elizabeth Baptism IGI. "Samuel Brown, male
Birth 10 Oct 1791
Christening 20 Nov 1791 St Leonard's Shoreditch
Death 8 Jan 1792." (possibly a son, but no "e" on surname). Image.
129. Elizabeth BROWNE
1Elizabeth Browne 1800 St Leonards, Shoreditch to Samuel & Elizabeth Baptism IGI, LDS C040802. "Browne, Elizabeth, female
Birth 17 Aug 1800
Christening 7 Sep 1800 St Leonard's Shoreditch
to Samuel & Elizabeth Browne.". Image.
262. William SEARES
1William Seares & Jane Smith 1809 Westminster Marriage Register, 105 St Clement Danes. "
No 105 St Clement Danes, Westminster.
William Seares batchelor and Jane Smith spinster, 9 October 1809.
Witnesses: J Harner? & W Hardes?.". Image.
132. Thomas NOBLE
1Thomas Noble 1850 Cripplegate, London. "
St Giles Without, Cripplegate, London 1850
Thomas Noble of Youngs Buildings March 12 age 70." Possible brother of Jacob?. Image.
272. William EUSDEN
1William Euesden & Hannah Turner 1788 Whitechapel Marriage Register, LDS M000664. "No 1101 St Mary's Whitechapel
William Euesden bachelor & Hannah Turner spinster 12 October 1788.
Witnesses: James Thomas & Ann Marks.". Image.
136. Elizabeth EUSDEN
1Elizabeth Ann Eusden 1795 Cripplegate to William & Hannah Baptism IGI, LDS C025778. "St Giles, Cripplegate
Elizabeth Ann Eusden 17 May 1795 to William & Hannah Eusden.". Image.
136. Mary EUSDEN
1Maria Eusden 1798 Cripplegate to William & Hannah Baptism IGI, LDS C025778. "St Giles Cripplegate
Maria Eusden 27 May 1798 to William & Hannah Eusden.". Image.
136. Mary Ann EUSDEN
1Mary Ann Eusden 1802 Cripplegate to William & Hannah Baptism IGI, LDS C025778. "St Giles, Cripplegate
Mary Ann Eusden 21 July 1802 to William & Hannah Eusden.". Image.
138. Mary WOODING
1Mary, James, Ann, Ann, William & Jane Wooding, Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Baptism IGI, LDS C035541. "Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Wooding
Mary Wooding 13 July 1806
James Wooding 12 June 1808
Ann Wooding 6 April 1815
Ann Wooding 6 October 1816
William Wooding 6 September 1818
Jane Wooding 17 August 1823.". Image.
138. James WOODING
1Mary, James, Ann, Ann, William & Jane Wooding, Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Baptism IGI, LDS C035541. "Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Wooding
Mary Wooding 13 July 1806
James Wooding 12 June 1808
Ann Wooding 6 April 1815
Ann Wooding 6 October 1816
William Wooding 6 September 1818
Jane Wooding 17 August 1823.". Image.
138. Ann WOODING
1Mary, James, Ann, Ann, William & Jane Wooding, Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Baptism IGI, LDS C035541. "Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Wooding
Mary Wooding 13 July 1806
James Wooding 12 June 1808
Ann Wooding 6 April 1815
Ann Wooding 6 October 1816
William Wooding 6 September 1818
Jane Wooding 17 August 1823.". Image.
138. Ann WOODING
1Mary, James, Ann, Ann, William & Jane Wooding, Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Baptism IGI, LDS C035541. "Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Wooding
Mary Wooding 13 July 1806
James Wooding 12 June 1808
Ann Wooding 6 April 1815
Ann Wooding 6 October 1816
William Wooding 6 September 1818
Jane Wooding 17 August 1823.". Image.
138. William WOODING
1Mary, James, Ann, Ann, William & Jane Wooding, Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Baptism IGI, LDS C035541. "Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Wooding
Mary Wooding 13 July 1806
James Wooding 12 June 1808
Ann Wooding 6 April 1815
Ann Wooding 6 October 1816
William Wooding 6 September 1818
Jane Wooding 17 August 1823.". Image.
138. Jane WOODING
1Mary, James, Ann, Ann, William & Jane Wooding, Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Baptism IGI, LDS C035541. "Turvey Bedford to Simon & Elizabeth Wooding
Mary Wooding 13 July 1806
James Wooding 12 June 1808
Ann Wooding 6 April 1815
Ann Wooding 6 October 1816
William Wooding 6 September 1818
Jane Wooding 17 August 1823.". Image.
280. Jackson KNAGGS
1Jackson Knaggs 1853 Whitby, Yorkshire Baptism IGI. "Knaggs, Jackson, male
Christening 29 Aug 1753 Whitby, Yorkshire
Father, Jacob Knaggs, Mariner.". Image.
140. Jacob Jackson KNAGGS
1Jacob Jackson Knaggs 1782 Bethnal Green to Jackson & Elizabeth Baptism, LDS 046982 LMA x024/006. "St Matthew's, Bethnal Green
25 September 1782 Jacob Jackson son of Jackson Knagges, mariner and Elizabeth born 7th day of August.". Image.
140. John KNAGGS
1John Knaggs 1795 St Leonards, Shoreditch Baptism Register, C040801. "St Leonard's, Shoreditch
John son of Jackson & Elizabeth Knaggs of 3 Cup Alley
Born 7 May 1787, Christening 11 May 1795.". Image.
140. William KNAGGS
1William Knaggs 1795 St Leonards Shoreditch Baptism Register , LDS C040801. "St Leonard's Shoreditch.
William s of Jackson & Elizabeth Knaggs of 3 Cup Alley.
Born Sept 30th 1789, Christening 11 May 1795.". Image.
140. Thomas KNAGGS
1Thomas Knaggs 1796 St Leonards Shoreditch Baptism Register, C040801 LDS. "St Leonard's Shoreditch
Thomas s of Jackson & Elizabeth Knaggs of 3 Cup Alley
Born 28 Sept 1796, Christening 17 Oct 1796.". Image.
288. Jonathan MAY
1Jonathan Stevens or May 1761 Chiddingstone, Kent Baptism Register. "St Marys Chiddingstone.
Jonathan Stevens son of John Stevens or May by Mary his wife was born the 10th May 1761 and baptised the 24th of the same Month.". Image.
2John May 1761 Farningham, Kent Baptism Register. "St Peter & Paul, Farningham.
May, John son of John & Sarah born May 8th Baptised May 24th."
A possible candidate, but he went on to marry in Farningham and have a family there. Image.
3Burial Register Jonathan May 1819 Chiddingstone. "Chiddingstone, Kent 1819
No 125 Jonathan May of Chiddingstone buried April 21st age 58 years (= 1761).". Image.
4Cemetery Marker Jon. May 1820. "St Mary's Chiddingstone,
Cemetery Plan Jon. May age 58, 21 Apr 1820.
No 157 wooden rail broken "Jonathan May of this Parish who died after ..... 1820 leaving a widow and 8 children, Jonathan, Robert, Sarah, John, Ann, William, Harriot and Richard. Something on the other side? poetry but illegible.".". Image.
5Jonathan May & Sarah Jeffery 1784 Chiddingstone Marriage Register, No 93 1784 St Mary's Chiddingstone. "
Jonathan May, bachelor & Sarah Jeffery spinster 20th Apri 1784
Witnesses: William Young & Sarah Bourn.". Image.
6Andrew, Drury & Herbert 1769 map of Chiddingstone. "A map of the whole of Kent was published by Andrew, Drury and Herbert in 1769. The scale was 2 inches to a mile and came in 24 sections.". Image.
7Kent showing village locations. "Jonathan May came from West Peckham, was Baptised in Hadlow then married and buried in Chiddingstone." Image.
8© 2006 Carol Harmond, St Mary's Church, Chiddingstone taken in 2006, © 2006 White Swan Video Services, 1784. "St Mary's Church, Chiddingstone, Kent
The Church where George May (1810) and Robert May (1787) were Baptised and Robert May married Ann Seale in 1810 and was buried in 1855 and Jonathan May buried in 1820
The current Church dates from the 14th century and may be the third or fourth Church on the site, the west tower was added in the 15th century. On July 17th 1624 the Church was struck by lightning and caught fire. The damage was so extensive that it was not until 1629 that repairs were sufficiently completed for the Bishop to reconsecrate the church.". "Inside the Church where Jonathan May & Sarah Jeffery were married in 1784." Source Image. Citation Image.
9Chiddingstone Village, General Store & Post Office., © 2006 White Swan Video Services (taken 2006). "The building has been here since 1485 and is little changed since Jonathan May's time and is directly opposite the Church.". "." Image.
10Chiddingstone Village, High Street shops (© 2006 White Swan Video Services (taken 2006).). "The parade of shops opposite the Church taken in 2006.". "
Photo of Chiddingstone High Street, Chiddingstone, Kent in 1955." Source Image. Citation Image.
11Chiddingstone Village, the Castle Inn. (© 2006 White Swan Video Services (taken 2006).). "The Castle Inn, Jonathan and Robert May probably used to visit here.". Image.
144. Jonathan MAY
1Jonathan May 1785 Chiddingstone Baptism Register, SOG Registers. "St Mary's Church, Chiddingstone.
Jonathan son of Jonathan May by Sarah his wife was born the 9th day of August 1785 and Baptised the 28th of the same month.". Image.
2Burial Register John May 1827 Leigh age 42, cks. "John May 18 November 1827 age 42 (=bn 1785).".
144. Sarah MAY
1Sarah May 1790 Chiddingstone Baptism Register, CKS 89/1/4. "St Mary's Church, Chiddingstone.
Sarah daughter of Jonathan May by Sarah his wife was born the first day of February 1790 and Baptised 28th day of the same month.". Image.
21841 Census John & Sarah Finn, Wickham Cottage Strood, Kent, HO107/462/9/4/43. "
Wickham Cottage
John Finn age 65 Ag Labourer bn Kent
Sarah Finn age 50 bn Kent.". Image.
31851 Census John & Sarah Finn, Strood, Kent, HO107/1609//5. "
Wickham Hill
John Finn head age 80 Labourer bn Chatham
Sarah Finn wife age 63 by Surry, Overland (???)."
(in the 1841 census, Sarah is shown as being born in Kent). Image.
144. John MAY
1John May 1792 Chiddingstone Baptism Register, SOG KE/R86. "John son of Jonathan May by Sarah his wife was born the 29th day of January 1792 and was privately baptized the 30th day of the same month and was publicly received the 26th day of February following.". Image.
2Burial Register John May 1826 Chiddingstone, SOG KE/R87. "St Mary's Church
John May , Chiddingstone, 1 Sep 1826 age 34 (=b1792).". Image.
144. Ann MAY
1Ann May 1795 Chiddingstone Baptism Register, St Mary's Chiddingstone. "
Ann Daug to Jonathan May by Sarah his Wife was born this 25th February 1795 and was privately Baptised this 16th Mary and publicly recieved 3rd April following.". Image.
2Death GRO Ann Best (nee May) 1870 Sevenoaks District, Kent, 1870/Dec/Sevenoaks/2a/310. Image.
31841 Census John & Ann Best, Chiddingstone, Kent, HO107/481/5/28/11. "
John Best age 40 Carpenter bn Kent
Ann Best age 40 bn Kent
Frederick Best age 13 bn Kent
Sarah Best age 11 bn Kent
William Pelling age 40 Ag Lab."
Ann Best was nee Ann May. William Pelling married Ann's sister Harriet but Harriet has died some time before the 1841 census. Image.
41851 Census John & Ann Best, Chiddingstone, HO107/1613/?/5. "
Tye House.
John Best head age 56 Carpenter bn Chiddingstone.
Ann Best wife age 56 bn Chiddingstone (nee May).
Sarah Best daug age 21 bn Chiddingstone..
Catherine Best granddaug age 9 months
William Pelling brother (?) Age 55 Gamekeeper bn Sussex Horstedrun? (Possible husband of Harriott May).". Image.
51861 Census Ann May & William Pelling, Chiddingstone, RG9/490/73/10. "
Gillwins Cottage.
William Pelling head widow age 65 Bailey bn Sussex, Hortstedcanes.
Ann Best sister (in-law nee May) age 55 Dairy Woman bn Kent, Chiddingstone.
Ann Foreman niece age 15 visitor bn Kent, Cranbrook.
Catherine Bardon niece age 10 visitor bn Kent, Chiddingstone.
Frederick Best nephew age 10 visitor bn Mark Lane, London.". Image.
144. William MAY
1William May 1797 Chiddingstone Baptism Register, SOG KE/R86 p99. "
St Mary's Church, Chiddingstone.
William son of Jonathan May by Sarah his wife was born the 11th day of December 1797 & baptised the 25 Dec 1797.". Image.
21841 Census William & Rosetta May, Fletching, Sussex, HO107/1118/1/48/3. "
Danehill.
William May age 45 Ag Lab Bn Not Sussex.
Rosetta May age 45 bn Not Sussex.
William May age 17 bn Not Sussex.
Harriet May age 15 bn Not Sussex.
Mary May age 12 bn Not Sussex.". Image.
31851 Census William & Rosetta May, Fletching, Sussex, HO107/1640/501/10. "
Danehill.
Ann Turner head widow age 71 Pauper by Fletching.
William May lodger age 54 Ag Lab bn Chiddingstone.
Rosetta May age 51 bn Lye, Kent.
William May age 28 Ag Lab bn Lye.". Image.
144. Harriot MAY
1Harriot May 1803 Chiddingstone Baptism Register , SOG & CKS Registers. "St Mary's Church, Chiddingstone.
Harriott daughter of Jonathan May by Sarah his wife was born the 9th day of August 1803 and was baptized the 28th day of the same month.". Image.
144. Richard MAY
1Richard May 1806 Chiddingstone. Baptism Register, SOG KE/R86 p105. "
St Mary's Church, Chiddingstone.
Richard son of Jonatan May by Sarah his wife was born the 7th day of January 1806 and was baptized the 2nd February 1806 following.". Image.
292. John CARTER
1John Carter 1769 Tonbridge, Kent Baptism IGI, LDS P008391. "John Carter, male, 11 Jun 1769 Tonbridge, Kent to Geo & Ann.". Image.
2John Carter & Mary Seers 1794 Tonbridge, Kent Marriage Register, LDS A456721. "
Tonbridge, Kent
John Carter of this Parish & Mary Seers of said Parish were Maried by Banns the 18th day of December 1794.
Witnesses: Nathan Davy & Joames Hayward.". Image.
146. John CARTER
1John Carter 1795 Tonbridge, Kent Baptism IGI, LDS P008391. "John Carter, male 22 Feb 1795 Tonbridge, Kent to John & Mary.". Image.
146. William CARTER
1William Carter 1797 Tonbridge, Kent Baptism IGI, LDS M008391. "William Carter male, 3 Sep 1797 Tonbridge, Kent to John & Mary.". Image.
146. Ann CARTER
1Ann Carter 1802 Tonbridge, Kent Baptism IGI , LDS P008391. "Ann Carter, female 17 Oct 1802 Tonbridge, Kent to John & Mary.". Image.
294. James SHOEBRIDGE
1James Shoebridge 1774 Leigh, Kent, LDS C131551. "James to Richard & Mary Shoebrige 27 Feb 1774.". Image.
2James Shoebridge & Susannah Ralph 1798 Leigh, Kent Marriage GR0, SOG. "1798 Feb 11th Shoebridge, Jas & Susannah Ralph by Banns
Wit: Ric Quinnell.".
296. George BRODIE
1George Brodie & Hannah Cox 1804 St Giles, Cripplegate Marriage IGI, LDS M025771. "George Brodie & Hannah Maltilda Cox 8 Feb 1804 St Giles, Cripplegate, London.". Image.
21841 Census George Brodie, Southwark (ancestry.co.uk), HO107/1084/8/30/5. "
Star Court, St Georges, Southwark.
George Brodie age 56 Back Maker bn not Surrey.
Elizabeth Brodie age 12 bn not Surrey."
The 1841 Census for England was taken on the night of 6 June 1841.. Image.
297. Hannah Matilda COX
1Death GRO Hannah Matilda Brodie 1840 Southwark, 1840/Dec/St George Southwark/4/301. Image.
148. George Joseph BRODIE
1George Joseph Brodie 1805 St Sepulchre, London Baptism IGI, LDS C025651. "George Joseph Brodie born 8 May 1805 Christened 30 Jun 1805 St Sepulchre, London.". Image.
148. Sophia Ann BRODIE
1Sophie Ann Brodie 1806 St Sepulchre, London Baptism IGI, LDS C025651. "Sophie Ann Brodie born 23 Jun 1806 Christened 13 Jul 1806 St Sepulchre, London to George Brodie & Hannah Matilda.". Image.
148. Elizabeth BRODIE
1Elizabeth Brodie 1810 St Sepulchre, London Baptism IGI, LDS C025651. "Elizabeth Brodie born 28 Apr 1810 Christened 28 May 1810 St Sepulchre, London to George Brodie & Hannah Matilda.". Image.
148. Mary BRODIE
11841 Census Charles Brodie age 11 months, St Botolph without, City (ancestry.co.uk), HO107/695/3/35/15. "
Hessin Warehouse, Burr Street, Smithfield.
Mary Brodie age 25 Ind bn Not Middlesex.
Charles Brodie age 11 months bn Middlesex.". Image.
154. William BENDALL
1William Bendall 1795 Berkerley, Gloucs. Baptism IGI, LDS C016483. "William Bendall 5 Jul 1795 Berkeley, Gloucester to John & Jane Bendall.". Image.
321. Elizabeth BISSETT?
11841 Census George Bissett, Leith, Scotland. "
Elizabeth Bissett age 60 bn Scotland
George Bisset age 20 bn 1821 Midlothian
Isabel Bissett age 20 bn 1821 Leith
Agnes Bisset age 10 months Bn Leith.". Image.
160. George BISSETT
11841 Census George Bissett, Leith, Scotland. "
Elizabeth Bissett age 60 bn Scotland
George Bisset age 20 bn 1821 Midlothian
Isabel Bissett age 20 bn 1821 Leith
Agnes Bisset age 10 months Bn Leith.". Image.
21861 Census George (1821) & Fanny Bissett Richard St Poplar, RG9/306/76/49. "
5 Richard Street Poplar
George Bissett head age 40 Sailmaker bn Leith
Fanny Bissett wife age 38 bn Dunbar
Margaret daug age 10 bn Leith
George son age 8 bn Leith
Aexander son age 6 bn Limehouse
James son age 3 bn Limehouse
Francis son age 6m Limehouse.". Image.
161. Mary Ann BRIDGES
1Mary Ann Bridges 1790 St George in the East Baptism IGI, LDS C055782. "Mary Ann Bridges, female born 20 Dec 1790 Chriistening 20 Feb 1791 St George in the East to Jno & Susanh Bridges.". Image.
161. Nancy BRIDGES
1Nancy Bridges 1792 St George in the East Baptism IGI, LDS 055782. "Nancy Bridges, female born 17 Dec 1792 Christenng 3 Mar 1793 St George in the East to Jno & Susanh Bridges.". Image.
161. Elizabeth Susannah BRIDGES
1Elizabeth Susannah Bridges 1795 St George in the East Baptism IGI, LDS 055782. "Elizth Susanh Bridges, female, Christening 5 Apr 1795 to Jno & Susanh Bridges.". Image.
161. George BRIDGES
1George Bridges 1797 St George in the East Baptism IGI, LDS C055782. "George Bridges, male born 10 May 1797 Christening 4 Jun 1797 to Jno & Susanh Bridges.". Image.
161. Sarah BRIDGES
1Sarah Bridges 1799 St George in the East Baptism IGI, LDS C055782. "Sarah Bridges, female, born 29 Nov 1799 Christening 26 Dec 1799 St George in the East to John & Susanna Bridges.". Image.
161. Sophia BRIDGES
1Sophia Bridges 1806 St George in the East Baptism IGI, LDS 055782. "Sophia Bridges, female, born 6 Mar 1806 Christening 7 May 1806 St George in the East to John & Susanna Bridges.". Image.
161. James Robert BRIDGES
1James Robert Bridges 1808 St George in the East Baptism IGI, LDS C055782. "James Robert Bridges, male born 24 Mar 1808 Christening 24 Apr 1808 St George in the East to John & Susannah Bridges.". Image.
328. James ADNEY
1James Adney 1743 Holborn Baptism IGI, LDS P010514 . "James Adney 25 AUG 1743 Saint Andrew, Holborn, London to John Adney & Mary.". Image.
2James Adney & Mary Metcalf 1767 St Olave, London Marriage IGI, LDS M001592. "James Adney & Mary Metcalf 11 Apr 1767 St Olave, Hart Street, London.". Image.
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