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William BASTON (RIN: 428), son of
William BASTON and unknown BASTON?
, was born 30 June 1703 in Bampton, Oxfordshire. He married Elizabeth
SKINNER 02 September 1726 in All Saint's, Oxford, Oxfordshire. He died 30
June 1771 in Bampton, Oxfordshire. Elizabeth SKINNER (RIN: 1855),
daughter of
Robert SKINNER
, .
Children of William BASTON and Elizabeth SKINNER are:
Marriage Events for William BASTON\Elizabeth SKINNER:
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Photo Other All Saint's, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Notes for William BASTON:
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Birth 30 June 1703 Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Christening 18 MAR 1704/1705 1704/5 St Mary's, Bampton,
Oxfordshire
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Death 30 June 1771 Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Burial 02 July 1771 Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Photo, Place Other Bampton Church, Oxfordshire
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Photo, Place Other 18 MAR 1704/1705 Bampton Church Font
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Photo Other 02 September 1726 All Saint's, Oxford,
Oxfordshire
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Court Other 10 July 1732 Oxford Quarter Sessions
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Legacy Other 29 November 1742 East Hendred, Berkshire
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Document Other 1769 Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Will, named Other 1777 Weald Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Map Other 1821 Bampton Village, Oxfordshire
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Map Other 1821 Bampton Meadow, Aston, Oxfordshire
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Photo, Place Other Broad Street, Bampton
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Photo Other Broad Street, Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Photo, Place Other Market Square, Bampton Village
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Photo, Place Other Market Place, Bampton,
Oxfordshire
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Coat of Arms Other 1704 Baston Family
Sources for William
BASTON:
- William Baston 1703
Bampton, Oxfordshire, Birth,
- Baptism Register William
Baston 1704 Bampton, Oxford,
- William Baston 1771
Monumental Inscription, Bampton, Oxfordshire,
- Burial Register William
Baston 1771 Bampton,
- St Mary's Church, Bampton,
Oxfordshire, The Church where William was Baptised (1704) and
Buried (1771)
- St Mary's Church, Bampton,
Oxfordshire, William BastonThe Font used to Baptise William Baston
in 1704/5
- All Saint's Church, Oxford,
WSV ref 100_0579(It is no longer a Church but part of the library of Lincoln
College, Oxford) Where William Baston & Elizabeth Skinner were married
in 1726, All Saint's Oxford in 2007.
- William Baston 1732 Oxford
Quarter Sessions,
- Elizabeth Baston, spinster
1742 Will, TNA PROB 11/723cousin means niece or nephew Legacy
to William Baston as nephew in Elizabeth Baston's 1742 Will.Also I give and
bequeath unto my cousin William Baston son also of my said later brother
Jonathan Baston five pounds of like lawfull money.
- Titlle Deed Parcel of
Land, Bampton dated 1769,
- Jonathan Baston of Bampton
Weald, 1777 Will & Probate, William BastonNamed as deceased brother
in Jonathan Baston's 1777 Will "my late brother William Baston".
- Bampton, Oxfordshire,
village map and Baston house location, WSV 100_1115 �2007photo with
permission of the current owners, Peter & Dawn Jobson. Now called
"Sarnia"
- Bampton Meadow, Aston and
Baston allotment location,
- Broad Street, Bampton 1914,
- Bampton, Broad Street, the
Baston House 2007, 100_1112 �2007The current owners have restored the
fireplace in the last couple of years. Interior of the Baston House in
Bampton taken 2007
- Market Square, Bampton
Village,
- Horse Fair, Bampton Market
Place,
- Coat of Arms - Baston,
English origin (1), William Baston
Notes for Elizabeth SKINNER:
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Christening 20 September 1706 St Mary's, Bampton, Oxford
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Burial 12 December 1779 St Mary's Church, Bampton,
Oxfordshire
Notes for Robert BASTON:
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Christening 14 September 1728 Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Burial 24 May 1729 St Mary's Church Bampton, Oxfordshire
(TS Robt Batson an infant)
Notes for Elizabeth (Bason) BASTON:
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- Died date unknown.
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Christening 21 January 1736 Bampton, Oxfordshire
Notes for Joseph BASTON:
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- Died bef. 1777 in (not mentioned in the 1777 Will)
.
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Christening 26 March 1743 Bampton, Oxfordshire
Notes for Robert (Basson) BASTON:
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- Died bef. 1742 in (not mentioned in Elizabeth 1742 Will)
.
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Christening 23 April 1730 St Mary's Church, Bampton,
Oxfordshire
The most recent update of information
contained on this page was on: 14 February 2009
This page was created on 15 February 2009 using
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