Ancestors of Adam Luke & Jane Louisa Baston born Andover, UK
Source Citations
1024. William BASTON
1Birth William Baston 1703 Bampton (Email from Ron Baston 18 Jun 2006). "I checked my notes and have William down as bapt. on 18.3.1704, and died in 1771. I also have a note that says 'gravestone shows date of birth as 30.6.1703. When I was down at Bampton I wrote to the vicar and he agreed that I could read the church copy of their births and deaths records and this must have been from them. I honestly cannot remember where else it could have come from.
Ron Baston 2006." I have since discovered that the birth date is from his grave stone as noted in the 1847 book of Monumental Inscriptions - CAH.
2William Baston 1704 Bampton, Oxford Baptism Register, LDS C022084. "Bampton, Oxford 18 Mar 1704
William fs of Wm Baston.". Image.
3William Baston 1771 Monumental Inscription, page 49. "extract from "A History of Bampton" by J A Giles published 1847, a list of Monumental Inscriptions in the Churchyard, .". Image.
4Burial Register William Baston 1771 Bampton. "Bampton, Oxfordshire 1771
July 2nd William Baston aged 67 (= born 1704).". Image.
5William Baston & Elizabeth Skinner 1726 Bampton Marriage Register (Ron Baston master list). "William Baston & Elizabeth Skinner 2 September 1726 St Mary's Bampton, Oxfordshire.".
6Bampton, St Mary's Church, Oxfordshire (© 2005 White Swan Video Services), 1704. "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 William was Baptised (1704) and Buried (1771)." Image.
7Bampton St Mary's Church Font, 1704. "the Font used to Baptise William Baston in 1704." Image.
8Bartholomews 1955 map with Cirencester, Southrop & Bampton marker. "relationship between the various villages.". Image.
9Titlle Deed Parcel of Land, Bampton dated 1769 (Oxford Record Office), Mor VIII/i/1 Acc No.708. "
This Indenture, made this Twentyith day of November 1769 in the tenth year of the reign of our Soveriegn Lord George the third by the Grace of God of Great Britain ffrance (France) and Ireland King Defender of the Faith and so forth and in the year of our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Sixty nine.
Between William Hulls of Burford in the county of Oxford, Dyer; Joseph Large of Little Barington in the county of Gloucester, Yeoman; and Humphrey Porter of Southorp in the said county of Gloucester, Yeoman, of the one part and Joseph Shurey of Bampton in the said county of Oxford, Malster, of the other part.
Witnesseth that this said William Hulls, Joseph Large and Humphrey Porter for and in consideration of five shillings apiece of good and lawful money of Great Britain to them by the said Joseph Shurey in hand well and truly paid and satisfied at or before this sealing and in delivery of those present the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged.
Have and oath of every of them Hath bargained and sold and by those present. Do and oath and every of them doth bargain and sell unto the said Joseph Sturey. All that messuage or tenement with the appurtenances situate lying and being in Bampton aforesaid in the said county of Oxford late in the occupation William Baston and also all that piece or parcel of ground there unto adjoining and belonging as the same is now mounded out. Containing in length eight pole and in broadth five pole and six foot or thereabouts part whereof is used for a garden and all and every the houses outhouses edifires buildings courts yards banksides orchards gardens ways waters easements proffirs commodities and advantages whatsoever to the said messauge or tenement and premises belonging or appertaining And the reversion or reversions remainder and remainders, outhouses and proffits thereof and every part and parcel thereof.
To have and to hold the said messauge or tenement piece or parcel of land and all and singular other the promises herein before mentioned and intended to be hereby bargained and sold and every part and parcel thereof with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said Joseph Shurey his Executors Administrators and assigns from this day next before the day of the date of those present for and during and unto this full end and term of our whole year hence next ensuing fully to be compleat and ended yielding and paying therefore the rent of our pepper corn on the last day of the said term (if lawfully demanded so)
To the intent that (by virtue of those present and by force of the statute for transferring used into possession) this said Joseph Shurey may be in the actual possession of all and singular the said hereby bargained promisses and thereby enabled and made capable to accept and take a grant and release of this reversion and inheritance thereof to him his heirs and assigns.
In Witness thereof the said parties have hereunto interchangeably sett their hands and seal this day and year first above written.
Signed and sealed
William Hull, Joseph Large, Humphrey Porter.". "Picture of the document in its entirety." Source Image. Citation Image.
10Bampton Village map and Baston house location. "
Cottage 477 and allotment 753.
The probable location of the cottage mentioned in the 1769 deed, taken from an 1821 detailed map of Bampton and surrounding areas showing land boundaries.". Image.
11Broad Street, Bampton 1914. "The house mention in the "Copyhold" document.". Image.
12Bampton Meadow and Baston allotment location. "
Cottage 477 and allotment 753.
The probable location of the land mentioned in the 1769 deed, taken from an 1821 Land Apportionment map of Bampton & Aston showing allotments.". Image.
13Market Square, Bampton Village (about 1890). "The local shops, William lived just down the road in Broad Street.". Image.
14Horse Fair, Bampton Market Place (about 1904). "The fair took place every year in the market place and was just down the road from where the Baston's lived.". Image.
15Coat 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.
1025. Elizabeth SKINNER
1Elizabeth Skinner 1706 Bampton, Baptism SOG (SOG MS). "
Eliz. Skinner 20 September 1706 St Mary's, Bampton to Robert.".
2Burial Register Elizabeth Baston 1779 Bampton age 73, Register ORO. "
St Mary's Bampton
Eliz Baston 12 Dec 1779 age 73.". Image.
512. Robert BASTON
1Robert Baston 1728 Bampton Oxford Baptism Register , LDS C022082. "Bampton, Oxford 14 SEP 1728
Robt son of Wm Baston.". Image.
512. Robert BASSON
1Robert Basson to William 1730 Bampton. "
St Mary's Bampton
23 April 1730 Robert Basson to William.". Image.
512. William BASTON
1William Baston 1732 Bampton, Oxfordshire Baptism Register. "
St Mary's Bampton
1 January 1732 William to William Baston.". Image.
2Burial Register William Baston 1822 Bampton, OFHC Register. "St Mary's Church, Bampton
William Baston 1 Apr 1822 age 91 (= b1731).".
512. Thomas BASON
1Thomas Bason 1734 Bampton Baptism Record. "
St Mary's, Bampton
3 July 1735 Thomas son of Wm Bason.". Image.
512. Eliz. BASON
1Elizabeth Bason 1736 Bampton Oxford Baptism Register, LDS 022082. "Bampton Oxford 21 Jan 1736
Eliz, Dr to Wm Bason.". Image.
512. Edward BASTON
1Edward Baston 1737 Bampton Oxford Baptism Register, LDS C022082. "Bampton Oxford 4 Oct 1737
Edward son of Wm Baston.". Image.
512. Francis BASON
1Francis Bason 1741 Bampton Oxford Baptism Register, LDS C022082. "Bampton Oxford 29th March 1741
Francis s of William Bason.". Image.
512. Joseph BASTON
1Joseph Baston 1743 Bampton Baptism Register . "26 Mar 1743 Bampton, Oxfordshire
Joseph son of Wm Baston.". Image.
1026. William CRIPS
1William Cripes & Jane Pinder 1716 Burford Marriage IGI, LDS M022082. "William Cripes & Jane Pinder 22 Jul 1716 Burford, Oxfordshire.".
513. William CRIPS
1William Cripes 1721 Bampton Baptism IGI , LDS 022082. "William Crips to William 25 Oct 1721 Bampton, Oxfordshire.".
513. Giles CRIPS
1Giles Crips 1724 Bampton Baptism IGI, LDS C022082. "Giles Crips to William 9 September 1724 Bampton.".
513. Jane CRIPS
1Jane Crips 1728 Bampton Baptism IGI, LDS C022082. "Jane Crips to William 17 July 1728 Bampton.".
1120. Clement KNAGGS
1Clement Knaggs 1672 Whitby to Lawrence, IGI P007741. "Clement Knagges 21 April 1672 Whitby to Lawrence Knagges.". Image.
2Clement Knaggs & Elizabeth Smales 1713 Whitby Marriage GR0. "SOG Record - Clement Knaggs & Elizabeth Smales 1713 St Mary's Whitby.". Image.
560. Clement KNAGGS
1Clement Knaggs 1725 Whitby to Clement Knaggs, SOG Baptisms. "6 Dec 1725 Clement s of Clement Knaggs age 15 weeks of Whitby.". Image.
2Burial SOG Clement Knaggs 1726/27 Whitby, SOG Burial. "13 January 1726/27 Clement s of Clement Knaggs of Whitby.". Image.
560. William KNAGGS
1William Knaggs 1734 Whitby to Clement Knaggs, SOG Baptisms. "2 January 1734 William s of Clement Knaggs fo Whitby.".
584. John CARTER
1John Carter 1719 Hadlow, Kent Baptism IGI, LDS C131351. "John Carter, male 21 Dec 1719 Hadlow, Kent to John Carter.". Image.
1536. Thomas PEGRUM
1Pegrum Family Pedigree (Names from the Pegrum family album). Image.
768. Letitia PEGRUM
1Letitia Pegrum 1685 to Thomas & Rebekah Baptism SOG , SOG ES/R175. "Letitia Pegram 10 May 1685 All Saint's Nasing to Thomas & Rebekah.".
768. John PEGRUM
1John Pegrum 1687 Nazeing to Thomas & Deborah Baptism SOG , SOG ES/R175. "John Pegrum 13 Nov 1687 All Saint's Nasing to Thomas & Deborah.".
1792. Thomas HOLMAN
1Thomas Holeman 1706 Tedburn, Devon Baptism IGI, LDS C052671. "Thomas Holeman 23 Jan 1706 Tedburn Saint Mary, Devon to Thomas & Joan Holeman.". Image.
2Thomas Holman & Elizabeth Tripe 1733 Tedburn, Devon Marriage IGI, LDS M052671. "Thomas Holman & Elizabeth Tripe 27 May 1733 St Mary's Tedburn, Devon.". Image.
3Holman family Bibles notes (Barbara Holman). "THE HOLMAN FAMILY
THOMAS HOLEMAN lived in Ashton, Devon, in the Teign Valley. In 1733 he married ELIZABETH TRIPE in Tedbury St. Man, church. They had 5 sons and 1 daughter.
The eldest son, THOMAS, was baptised on 23/3/1734 and worked as an agriculture labourer. He married ANN BAKER of Chudleigh in Ashton on 31/12/1760 where he was buried on 17./6./1803. They had 3 sons and 6? daughters (some died in infancy)
The second son, THOMAS was baptised in April 1769 in Ashton and was a gardener. On 27/11/1793 he married MARGARET PETERS in Dawlish and was buried there on 13/1/A85 1. They had 4 sons and 3 daughters. Margaret was baptised in 1765 and died Uil 1841. On 12/10/1843 Thomas married a widow, Mary Luman (1784 1863).
His 6 h child and 3rd son, JOHN, was baptised on 14/8/1804 and on 20.7.1825 he married MARY ANN PEDRICK of Dawlish (bap. 3/2/1808) in Dawlish. They had 12 children, 9 sons and 3 daughters, not all survived infancy. Thomas died in 1856 and Mary in 1861
Their second son, WILLIAM PEDRICK was baptised in 1827 in Dawlish and on 14/1.11849 married MARY CUMMING LAWRENCE born in 1826. They had 10 children and moved to Torquay between 1838 and 1840. He was a Cab Proprietor or sometimes called a Chaise and Cab Operator having Post Horse and Livery Stables in Rock Road moving to No.7. Coburg Place in 1865. In 1869 they were living in Matlock Mews, St. Luke's Road. He died in 1887.
Their eldest son, WILLIAM PEDRICK was born in 1853 and on 20/5/1875 married ROSA JANE TOOK (18 52) in Abbey Road Independent Chapel, Torquay. He was a coachman living in Coburg Place and Rosa was at The Grove, Torquay. In Dec. 1881 his father bought Cotswold Mews, St Luke's Road that passed to his widow, Mary on his death in 1887. On May 6th 1893 she passed the property to William, her son and she died in 1903. William and Rosa had 3 children, Maude Annie born 28/2/1876 and died 23/3/1891 (15). FRANK born 5/5/1879 and Rosa Clara (Singy) born 28/3/1882. She married John Samuel Grist on 7/11/1906 at St. Luke's Church, Torquay. They had 5 children, 4 daughters and 1 son. She died on 30/4/1971/ and Johnny died 12119/1972.
FRANK married MABEL ELIZA BEWITT (born 15/12/1876 at Bishop Sutton, Hampshire) on 2/10/1901 at the Parish Church of St. John, Waterloo Road, London. He was then a coachman., in 1905 a Riding Master, later a Steeplechase Jockey and then a Garage Proprietor. William Frank was born 22/10/1903 and KENNETH FREDRICK on 22/8/1905. On July 22 "d 1919 Cotswold Mews was given to Frank from his father, William who died on 4/1/1928, Rosa died o 22/3/1930. Alterations were made to Cotswold Stables in 1919 and completed by March 1920 costing £664 19s 1d, now called Matlock Garage.
Matlock Mews became Matlock Lodge, which passed to Bill on Frank's death on 8/5/1948, the Garage and business to Ken. Mabel died on 20/6/1950.
KEN married WINIFRED LOUISE TAYLOR (21/7/1905) on 23/3/1935 at Paignton Parish Church. She died on 11/12/1991 and Ken on 25/10/1997.".
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