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Descendants of John Baston & Isabel Thatcher married 1552
Bampton, Oxfordshire
Source Citations
136. Jonathan HAYWARD
1Jonathan Hayward 1789 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Baptism Register, ORO PAR16/1/R1/4 "Book 5a". "
St Mary's, Bampton 19th April
1789.
Jonathan son John & Sarah (Elizabeth crossed out) Hayward of Lew.".
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2Jonathan & Elizabeth Hayward, 1841 Census
Hanwell, Oxfordshire, Jonathan Hayward age 50 Ag Lab born Oxon, 1841,
HO107/875/13/8/9. "
John Hayward age 50 ag lab born Oxfordshire.
Elizabeth
Hayward age 55 born not Oxfordshire.". Image.
3Jonathan Hayward, widower, 1851 Census
Drayton, Oxfordshire, HO107/1733/?/?. "
Jonathan Hayward head, widower, age
62 ag Lab born Lew, Oxfordshire.". Image.
Isabella BAYLIS
1Jonathan Hayward & Isabella Bayliss 1811
Bampton Marriage Register TS, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR16/1/R1/7. "
St
Mary's Church, Bampton 11th February 1811.
Jonathan Hayward (x) of Shipton
Olive, Gloucs & Isabella Baylis otp.
Witnesses, John & Sarah Hayward.".
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2Isabel Baylis 1787 Little Rissington,
Gloucestershire, Baptism, Glos Archives PFC269 IN 1/2 & LDS C046251. "
St
Peter's Church, Little Rissington, 7th January 1787.
Isabel daughter of
William & Ann Baylis P.P.". Image.
3Isabella Hayward 1849 Gloucester Asylum
Death Record, Glos Archives H22/62/1. "
19th October 1849.
Isabella
Heyward died.". Image.
4Isabella Hayward 1849 Little Rissington,
Gloucestershire, Burial Register, Glos Archives. "
St Peter's Church, Little
Rissington 23rd October 1849.
Isabella Hayward of the Lunatic Asylum,
Gloucester age 59.". Image.
5Little Rissington, Gloucestershire, St
Peter's Church., Isabel Baylis, 7 Jan 1787. "
Isabella Bayliss was baptised
1787 and was buried in 1849 and her first son, William was baptised in 1811.".
"was baptised here." Image.
6Jonathan & Elizabeth Hayward, 1841 Census
Hanwell, Oxfordshire, Elizabeth Hayward age 55 born not Oxon, 1841,
HO107/875/13/8/9. "
John Hayward age 50 ag lab born Oxfordshire.
Elizabeth
Hayward age 55 born not Oxfordshire.". Image.
7Isabella Hayward 1849 Gloucester Asylum
Admisson Record, Glos Archives H22/63/1. "
10th July 1849.
Isabella
Heyward of Little Rissington admitted.". Image.
8Isabella Hayward 1849 Gloucester Asylum
Patient Record, Glos Archives H22/63/1. "
Date of discharge or death, 19th
October 1849.
Date of Admission, 10th July 1849.
Patient 2333, Isabella
Heyward, female died aged 65.". Image.
207. William HAYWARD
1William Hayward 1811 Little Rissington,
Gloucestershire, Baptism, Glos Archives \pfc269, LDS C046251 & SOG GL/R80. "
St Peter's, Little Rissington, 13th October 1811.
William son of Jonathan &
Isabel Hayward.". Image.
2Little Rissington, Gloucestershire, St
Peter's Church., William Hayward, 13 Oct 1811. "
Isabella Bayliss was
baptised 1787 and was buried in 1849 and her first son, William was baptised in
1811.". "was baptised here." Image.
208. Mary HAYWARD
1Mary Hayward 1813 Charlton Abbots,
Gloucestershire, Baptism, LDS C036021. "
8th August 1813.
Mary Haward to
Jonathan & Elizabeth Haward."
Almost certainly Hayward as this is the
only baptism to the Haward's in Charlton Abbots..
Image.
2Charlton Abbotts, Gloucestershire, St
Martin's Church, Mary Hayward, 8 Aug 1813. "was baptised here."
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210. Thomas HAYWARD
1Thomas Hayward 1815 Charlton Abbotts,
Gloucestershire, Baptism Register, SOG mf 3977. "
5th February 1815.
Thomas son of Jonathan & Elizabeth Hayward of Charlton Abbots, servant.".
Image.
2Charlton Abbotts, Gloucestershire, St
Martin's Church, Thomas Hayward, 5 Feb 1815. "was baptised here."
Image.
138. John HAYWARD
1John Hayward 1822 Oxford Quarter Sessions,
witness, ORO (CC 1822 Ep13). "
20th December 1822.
Thomas Poole of Lew
labourer 10/- for stealing wood. Witnesses, John Hayward, shepherd. J Hyde.".
Image.
2John Hayward widower & family, 1841 Census
Lew, Oxfordshire, John Hayward age 40 Ag Lab born Oxon, 1841, HO107/872/8/4/4. "
John Hayward age 40 ag lab born Oxfordshire.
Elizabeth Hayward age 20 born
Oxfordshire.
Edward Hayward age 14 born Oxfordshire
Jonathan Hayward age 8
born Oxfordshire.
Harriet Hayward age 5 born Oxfordshire.
Jason Hayward
age 4 born Oxfordshire.". Image.
3John Hayward widower & family, 1851 Census
p4, Lew, Oxfordshire, John Hayward widower age 53 Shepherd born Lew, 1841,
HO107/1731/261/4. "
John Hayward head widower age 53 Shepherd born Lew.
Jonathan Hayward son age 17 ag lab born Lew.
Harriet Hayward daughter age 16
born Lew.
(cont on page 5 with Jason).". Image.
4John Hayward widower & family, 1851 Census
p5, Lew, Oxfordshire, John Hayward head, 1851, HO107/1731/261/5. "
(cont from
page 4).
Jason Hayward son age 13 ag lab born Lew.".
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Sarah GREEN
1John Hayward & Sarah Green 1817 Sarsden,
Oxfordshire, Marriage Register TS, OFHS CD CN03. "
St James, Sarsden 15th
October 1817.
John Hayward & Sarah Green botp.
Witnesses, Sarah Kery &
Thomas Parker.". Image.
218. Elizabeth HAYWARD
1John Hayward widower & family, 1841 Census
Lew, Oxfordshire, Elizabeth Hayward age 20 born Oxon, 1841, HO107/872/8/4/4. "
John Hayward age 40 ag lab born Oxfordshire.
Elizabeth Hayward age 20 born
Oxfordshire.
Edward Hayward age 14 born Oxfordshire
Jonathan Hayward age 8
born Oxfordshire.
Harriet Hayward age 5 born Oxfordshire.
Jason Hayward
age 4 born Oxfordshire.". Image.
William SMITH
1Elizabeth Hayward & William Smith 1842
Bampton Marriage Register TS, OFHS fiche. "
St Mary's, Bampton, 13th November
1842.
William Smith bachelor, labourer of Lew & Elizabeth Hayward spinster of
Lew, daughter of John a shepherd.
Witnesses, John Baston & Elizabeth Hoare.".
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Ann FOWLER
1John Hayward & Ann Fowler 1832 Bampton,
Oxfordshire, Marriage Register, OFHS CD Ts. "
St Mary's Church, Bampton 14th
December 1832.
John Hayward & Ann Fowler botp.
Witnesses, Richard Neal &
Sarah Neal.". Image.
223. Harriet HAYWARD
1John Hayward widower & family, 1841 Census
Lew, Oxfordshire, Harriet Hayward age 5 born Oxon, 1841, HO107/872/8/4/4. "
John Hayward age 40 ag lab born Oxfordshire.
Elizabeth Hayward age 20 born
Oxfordshire.
Edward Hayward age 14 born Oxfordshire
Jonathan Hayward age 8
born Oxfordshire.
Harriet Hayward age 5 born Oxfordshire.
Jason Hayward
age 4 born Oxfordshire.". Image.
2John Hayward widower & family, 1851 Census
p4, Lew, Oxfordshire, Harriet Hayward daughter age 16 born Lew, 1841,
HO107/1731/261/4. "
John Hayward head widower age 53 Shepherd born Lew.
Jonathan Hayward son age 17 ag lab born Lew.
Harriet Hayward daughter age 16
born Lew.
(cont on page 5 with Jason).". Image.
3Harriet Hayward, 1861 Census Witney,
Oxfordshire, RG9/906/48/5. "
Witney Union Workhouse, Curbridge.
Harriet
Hayward pauper, unmarried age 22 farm labourer born Lew, Oxfordshire.".
Image.
139. Harriet HAYWARD
1Harriet Haywood 1799 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Baptism Register, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR16/1/R1/4 (Book 5a). "
St
Mary's Church, Bampton 25th August 1799.
Harriet daughter to John & Sarah
Haywood of Lew.". Image.
2Harriet Baston 1832 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Burial Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD WIT04. "
St Mary's Church, Bampton 11th April 1832.
Harriet Baston aged 32 of Lew.".
Thomas (Bastin) BASTON
1Thomas Baston & Harriet Hayward 1821 Bampton
Marriage Register, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR16/1/R2/1 (book 8). "
St
Mary's Church, Bampton 21st October 1821.
Thomas Baston & Harriet Hayward
botp.
Witnesses, George Frost & William Collis.".
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2Thomas Bastin 1802 Black Bourton,
Oxfordshire, Baptism Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript
on mircorfiche. "
St Mary's Church, Black Bourton 25th July 1802.
Thos
Bastin son to Willm & Elizth.".
3Thomas Baston 1856 Lew, Bampton,
Oxfordshire, Burial Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript
CD WIT02. "
Holy Trinity Church, Lew 29th September 1856.
Thomas Baston
aged 55 of Lew.".
4Thomas Baston & family, 1841 Census Lew,
Oxfordshire, Thomas Baston age 38 Ag Lab born Oxon, 1841, HO107/872/8/4/4. "
Thomas Baston age 38 ag lab born Oxfordshire.
Elizabeth Baston age 60 born
Oxfordshire.
John Baston age 15 born Oxfordshire.
Sarah Baston age 13 born
Oxfordshire."
Both the Haywards and Webb live next door to the Bastons..
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5Thomas Baston widower & family, 1851 Census
Lew, Oxfordshire, Thomas Baston head widower age 48 born Black Bourton, 1851,
HO107/1731/251/4. "
Thomas Baston head widower age 48 ag lab born Black
Bourton.
Elizabeth Baston mother widow age 78 born Broadwell.
Elizabeth
Baston sister Unm age 28 born Black Bourton.". Image.
6Lew, Oxfordshire, Holy Trinity Church,
Thomas Baston, 1856. "
Thomas Baston of Lew was buried her 29th September
1856." Image.
226. Priscilla BASTON
1Priscilla Baston 1824 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Baptism Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD WIT04. "
St Mary's Church, Bampton 28th August 1824.
Priscilla Baston daughter to
Thomas & Harriet of Lew, labourer.".
2Priscilla Baston 1850 Lew, Bampton,
Oxfordshire, Burial Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript
CD WIT02. "
Holy Trinity Church, Lew 10th February 1850.
Priscilla Baston
aged 25 of Lew.".
3John Baston & Elizabeth Hoare 1844 Bampton
Marriage Register TS, Priscilla Baston, 7 Jan 1844, Oxfordshire Family History
Society, transcript CD WIT04 & GRO 1844/Mar/Witney/16/161. "
St Mary's,
Bampton, 7th January 1844
John Baston bachelor, labourer of Lew, son of
Thomas; & Elizabeth Hoare minor, spinster of Lew, daughter of John Hoare a
labourer (botp).
Witnesses George Radban & Priscilla Baston.".
Image.
227. Sara BASTON
1Sara Baston 1826 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Baptism Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD WIT04. "
St Mary's Church, Bampton 5th May 1826.
Sara Baston daughter to Thomas &
Harriet of Lew, labourer.".
2Sara Baston 1827 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Burial Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD WIT04. "
St Mary's Church, Bampton 23rd November 1827.
Sara Baston age1 of Lew.".
229. Eliza BASTON
1Eliza Baston 1831 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Baptism Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD WIT04. "
St Mary's Church, Bampton 27th March 1831.
Eliza Baston daughter to Thomas &
Harriet, labourer of Lew.". Image.
2Eliza Baston 1832 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Burial Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD WIT04. "
St Mary's Church, Bampton 26th August 1832.
Eliz Baston aged 1 of Lew.".
142. Thomas BASTON
1Thomas Baston 1761 Bampton, Oxfordshire
Baptism Register, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR/16/1/R1/3. "
St Mary's
Church, Bampton, 8th March 1761.
Thomas son of William & Mary Baston.".
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2William Baston 1829 Buckland, Berkshire
Burial Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD FAR03. "
St Mary's Church, Buckland 2nd April 1829.
Thos Baston aged 65.".
Elizabeth PETTIFER
1Thomas Baston & Elizabeth Pettifer 1790
Buckland Marriage Register TS, OFHS CD OXF-FAR003. "
St Mary's Church,
Buckland, Berkshire, 19th April 1790.
Thomas Baston (x) bachelor & Elizabeth
Pettifer (x) spinster.
Witnesses, Richard Wright & John Goodman.".
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2John & Mary Baston, 1841 Census Buckland,
Berkshire, Elizabeth Baston age 65 born not Berkshire, 1841, HO107/19/1/10/13. "
Elizabeth Baston age 65 ag lab born not Berkshire.
John Baston age 25 ag lab
born Berkshire.
Mary Baston age 25 born Berkshire.
Thomas Baston age 5
born Berkshire.
William Baston age 4 born Berkshire.
John Baston age 4
born Berkshire.
Edward Baston age 1 born Berkshire.".
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143. Francis BASTON
1Francis Baston 1764 Bampton, Oxfordshire,
Baptism Register, OFHS m/f Ts & LDS M022082. "
St Mary's, Bampton 23rd April
1764.
Francis son of William & Mary Baston.".
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2Francis Baston 1839 Witney Death
Certificate, 1839/Mar/Witney/16/83. "
No 198 20th January 1839 Bampton S.A.M.
Francis Baston age 75 years, gradual decay.
Informant ,Jane Joyes (x) present
at death, 22nd January 1839."
Jane Joys (nee BASTON) the witness at death
and Francis BASTON are 1st cousins. Their common ancestors are William BASTON
and Elizabeth SKINNER.
Lines of Descent from William BASTON & E SKINNER.
┌─────┴─────┐
Jonathan BASTON
William BASTON
│
│
Jane BASTON
Francis BASTON
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3Francis Baston 1839 Bampton Burial Record,
Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR/16/1/R5/1. "
St Mary's, Bampton 23rd January
1839.
Francis Baston aged 75 years (=born 1764).".
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4Bampton, Oxfordshire, St Mary's Church,
Francis Baston, 1764 & 1788. "
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 was baptised 1764, married 1788
and buried 1839." Image.
5Francis, Jonathan & William Baston 1788
Oxford Quarter Sessions, Francis Baston £10, 28 Mar 1788, ORO QS RI/1788/E9
Oxford. "
No. 18 (Oxford Quarter Sessions)
Be it remembered that on the
28th day of March 1788, Francis Bason, Jonathan Bason & William Bason of the
parish of Bampton in the said County, Labourers, personally came before me one
of His Majesties Justices of the Peace for the said County and acknowledged
themselves to be indebted to our Sovereign Lord, the King, that is to say, the
said Francis Bason in the sum of ten pounds and the said Jonathan & William
Bason in the sum of twenty pounds each of lawful money.
Whereas, Jane
Hickman (sic) of Bampton aforesaid, single woman, hath in and by her voluntary
examination taken in writing upon oath before H Gabel one of his Majesties
Justices of the Peace for the county aforesaid declared that she was with child
& that the said child is likely to be born a Bastard and to be chargeable to
Bampton aforesaid and that the above bounden Francis Bason is the father of the
said child.
The condition of this recognizance is such that if the above
bound Francis Bason do & shall appear at the next general quarter sessions of
the peace to be holden for the said county & shall abide and perform such order
or orders as shall be made in pursuance of an act passed in the eighteenth year
of the reign of her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth concerning Bastard & Begotten
and born out of lawful Matrimony.
Taken before me E Goodenough."
NB. Francis did the right thing and married Jane the following month..
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6Francis Baston 1819 Glympton, Oxfordshire,
Will page 1, Legacy to Francis son of brother William, 27 Nov 1819, National
Archives, London, TNA ref: Original - Prob 10/4643 (1822 Nov A-B) & Clerk's copy
- PROB 11/1663 No. 110. "
Francis Baston of Glympton Will 27th November 1819,
proved 16th November 1822 in London.
The last Will & Testament of Francis
Baston of Glympton Lodge in the parish or liberty of Glympton in Woodstock in
the county of Oxford, yeoman. First I direct that all my just debts funeral and
testamentary expenses to be paid by my executors hereinafter named as soon as
may be necessary after my decease out of my personal estate.
I give,
devise and bequeath unto Thomas Skinner of Witney in the said county, salesman
and my nephew John Baston of Aston Clinton in the county of Berkshire,
gentleman all and every my messuage lands tenements and affidavits? and all my
personal estate monies, securities for money, debts, goods, chattels and effects
whatsoever and wheresoever except my wearing apparel which I shall die origin of
or possession of or entitled unto hold the same unto the said Thomas Skinner and
John Baston their heirs executors admons assigns upon trust to collect call in
and compel payment of all debts and monies which shall be owing to me at the
time of my decease in such manner as they or survivor of them shall think fit
and I do authorize and empower my said trustees and the survivor of them to
compromise or compound or submit to arbitration any sum of sums of money which
may be owing or appear to be owing to me at the time of my decease and to give
or allow such reasonable time for payment thereof as they or he shall think
proper and upon receipt of such monies or any part thereof upon trust that they
my said trustees or the survivor of them do and shall put and place the same out
at interest upon covenant or real security and from time to time call in and
replace the same or any part thereof and transfer and dispose of all or any of
the securities whereupon the said trust monies shall be then placed out or
invested as they or he my think proper and do and shall pay the interest
dividends or annual profits arising there from together with the rents assigns
and profits of my said messuages and real estate unto the proper hands of my
daughter Elizabeth Baston for and during the term of her natural life by
equal half yearly payments and I do hereby direct and declare that her receipt
alone notwithstanding any future -our-ure (coveture?) shall at all times be a
good and sufficient discharge to my said trustees for the same and that such
rent interest and provides shall otherwise be subject or liable to the control
of any husband she my hereafter marry nor shall the same or any part thereof be
subject or liable to his debts or engagements and from and immediately after the
decease of my said daughter upon further trust that they my said trustees and
the survivor of them and his heirs do and shall sell absolutely dispose of my
said messuages and real estate and every part thereof either together or in
parts and either by public auction or private contract as they or he shall think
best for such principle or principles or sum or sums of money as in their or his
opinion may be obtained or reasonably expected for the same and to convey the
affidavits and promises and shall be so sold to the purchaser or purchasers
thereof and do and shall stand and let possession of the monies arising by such
sale or sales upon trust to pay share and divide the same and also the monies
hereinbefore directed to be paid out at interest for the benefit of my said
daughter unto amongst all and every my nephews and nieces, sons and daughters
of my brothers John Baston, William Baston, Thomas Baston, Edward Baston and
Jonathan Baston who shall be living at the time of the decease of my said
daughter equally share and share alike or their legal representatives to whom
respectively I hereby give and bequeath the same and direct the same to be paid
and divided as soon as conveniently can be after the decease of my said
daughter.
I give unto my nephew Francis Baston, son of my said
brother William all my remaining apparel of every description
I give
unto my said trustees Thomas Skinner and John Baston five guineas each and I do
hereby declare and direct that the receipt or receipts of my said trustees or
the survivor of them or their or his heirs executors or admons shall be good and
sufficient discharge or discharges to the purchase or purchasers of my said real
estate or any part thereof and also to any mortgagor or other person or persons
paying in any mortgage or other monies placed out at interest as hereinbefore
directed or any debt or debts sum or sums of money due to me at the time of my
decease for such sum or sums of money which shall be by him her or them paid to
my said trustees in respect of such purchase or mortgage money security or debt
or debts or so much thereof as in such receipt or receipts shall be acknowledged
to by ------- and that no such purchaser mortgagor or other person or persons
after paying such monies to my said trustees shall be answerable for or be
obliged to see to the application or in any respect accountable for or by reason
of the misapplication of the same monies or any part thereof and that it shall
be lawful for my said trustees and the survivor of them to deduct and retain to
and for themselves and himself by and out of the said trust monies all costs
charges and expenses whatsoever to be incurred by such sale or sales as
aforesaid and also for journeys and other expenses whatsoever to be incurred in
and about the collecting and getting in any debts and monies or in or about any
other matter or thing relating to the execution of this my will and further that
neither of my said trustees their heirs executors or admons shall be answerable
or accountable for any more money than what he or they shall respectively
actually ------ by virtue of this my will nor shall either of them be charged or
chargeable with or accountable for the receipt or receipts of the other or
others of them but such of them for his own acts receipts and defaults only and
that they or either of them shall not be answerable for any loss which may
happen in placing out or investing the said trust monies in or upon any such
stocks funds or ------- or in exchanging or varying the same under or in
pursuance of the powers hereinbefore contained whether by the reason of the
insufficiency or sufficiency of any security or securities upon which any such
trust monies shall be placed out or invested or in depositing the same in any
bank or bankers hands or elsewhere for safe custody or otherwise in the due
execution of the same trusts save only and except such loss shall happen or be
occasioned by or through his default or negligence.
And I nominate and
appoint the said Thomas Skinner and my said nephew John Baston joint
executors of this my last will and testament in witness whereof I the said
Francis Baston the testator have to this my last will and testament contained in
three sheets of paper by my hand and seal this twenty seventh day of November in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen Francis Baston
signed sealed published and discharged by the said Francis Baston the testator
as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who have subscribed
our names as witness thereto in his presence at his request and in the presence
of each other.
Nathaniel Parsons.
Ann Dotton.
Sam Churchill."
John Baston of Aston Clinton the nephew of Francis Baston was born 1772 in Aston
Clinton. "
Legacy to Francis in his uncle Francis Baston's 1819 Will.
I give unto my nephew Francis Baston, son of my said brother William all my
remaining apparel of every description." Image.
Jane HITCHMAN
1Francis Baston & Jane Hitchman 1788 Bampton
Marriage Register, OFHS mf. "
St Mary's Bampton 21st April 1788.
Francis
Baston (x) & Jane Hitchman (x) botp.
Witnesses, Thomas Collins & Benjamin
Collingwood.". Image.
2Jane Hitchman 1767 Naunton, Gloucestershire
Baptism IGI, Jane Hitchman, 1767, IGI, LDS C030381. "
Naunton by Stow on the
Wold to Thomas & Mary Hitchman.
Jane Hitchman 27th September 1767.
John
Hitchman 7th June 1770.
William Hitchman 1st January 1773.
Henry Hitchman
22nd October 1775.
Joseph Hitchman 25the February 1779.".
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3Jane Baston 1857 Bampton, Oxfordshire Burial
Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD WIT04. "
St
Mary's Church, Bampton 8th March 1857.
Jane Baston aged 88.".
4Jane Baston widow, 1841 Census Bampton,
Oxfordshire, HO107/872/4/18/30. "
Jane Baston age 70 Washerwoman born not
Oxfordshire.". Image.
5Jane Baston widow, 1851 Census Bampton,
Oxfordshire, HO107/1731/284/33. "
Broad Street
Jane Baston head, widow age
87 Pauper born Naunton, Gloucestershire.". Image.
6St Andrew's Church, Naunton,
Gloucestershire, Jane Hitchman, 1767. "
The Church where Jane was baptised."
Image.
145. John (Bason) BASTON
1John Baston of Ardington, 1842 Will &
Probate 1846, Berkshire Record Office, Reading, D/A1/146/57 m/film 557. "
This is the last Will & Testament of me John Baston of Ardington in the County
of Berks, Yeoman.
I direct all my just debts to be paid, I give and bequeath
unto my great nephew John Leach of Fyfield, Berks, shepherd, all my household
furniture and household requisites which shall be in my cottage at the time of
my decease
AND WHEREAS I have place in the hands of the Reverend William
Hayward of Charlton in the parish of Wantage in the said County of Berks the sum
three hundred and eighty pounds to be by him invested in his names in some or
one of the public stocks or funds of Great Britain at interest upon trust to pay
to me or my assigns the interest dividends and annual produce thereof during my
life and such of the principal as I may want now .
I hereby give and bequeath
unto the William Hayward his Executors Administrators and Assigns the said sum
of three hundred and eighty pounds and the Stocks Funds and Securities whereon
the same shall be invested with full power from time to time to vary the same
Securities as he or they shall think fit
Upon trust as to forty pounds paid
thereof to pay the same to the said John leach and as to three hundred pounds
other part thereof Upon trust to divide the same equally amongst such of my
three great grandchildren, the children of my late grand-daughter Elizabeth
Brooks who shall live to attain the age of twenty one years and in case any or
either of my said great grandchildren shall be the under under the age of twenty
one years at the time of my decease, then I direct the said William Hayward his
Executors or Administrators if he or they shall think proper to apply the whole
or any part of the interest dividends and annual profits arising from the
respective shares or properties to which any or either of my said great
grandchildren would if of full age be entitled to under the Trusts aforesaid to
and for the maintenance and education of such great grandchildren respectively .
And upon trust as to the residue thereof and also as to all the rest and residue
of my monies securities for money and personal estate and effects whatsoever and
wheresoever I give and bequeath the same unto my brother Stephen Baston of
Nuneham in the County of Oxford, labourer.
And I appoint my said brother and
the said William Hayward Executors of this my Will in witness whereof I have
hereunto set my hand this fifth day of November one thousand eight hundred and
forty two.
Signed by the Testator in the presence of us present at the same
time who in his presence and at his request and in the presence of such other
have hereunto subscribed our names as witness. Signed John Baston, Wm Ormond &
?.".
Elizabeth BARTLETT
1John Baston & Elizabeth Bartlett 1776
Ardington, Berkshire, Marriage Register, ORO. "
Holy Trinity, Ardington,
Berkshire.
John Baston bachelor & Elizabeth Bartlett were married in this
Church by Banns 21st October 1776.
Witnesses, James Philips (x) & Richard
Alder.". Image.
154. Stephen BASTON
1Stephen & Elizabeth Baston, 1841 Census p2
Nuneham Courtney, Oxfordshire, Stephen Baston, 1841, HO107/877/9/4/2. "
Page
2.
Stephen Baston age 70 Carpenter born not Oxon.
Elizabeth Baston age 65
born not Oxon.
Hanna Baston age 30 born Oxon.
continued on page 3.
William Baston age 20 Carpenter born Oxon.". "
Stephen Baston age 70
carpenter born not Oxon." Image.
2Stephen & Elizabeth Baston, 1841 Census p3
Nuneham Courtney, Oxfordshire, Stephen Baston, 1841, HO107/877/9/4/3. "
Page
2.
Stephen Baston age 70 Carpenter born not Oxon.
Elizabeth Baston age 65
born not Oxon.
Hanna Baston age 30 born Oxon.
continued on page 3.
William Baston age 20 Carpenter born Oxon.". Image.
Elizabeth SMEWING
1Stephen & Elizabeth Baston, 1841 Census p2
Nuneham Courtney, Oxfordshire, Elizabeth Baston, 1841, HO107/877/9/4/2. "
Page 2.
Stephen Baston age 70 Carpenter born not Oxon.
Elizabeth Baston
age 65 born not Oxon.
Hanna Baston age 30 born Oxon.
continued on page 3.
William Baston age 20 Carpenter born Oxon.". "
Elizabeth Baston age 65 born
not Oxon." Image.
252. Hannah BASTON
1Stephen & Elizabeth Baston, 1841 Census p2
Nuneham Courtney, Oxfordshire, Hanna Baston, 1841, HO107/877/9/4/2. "
Page 2.
Stephen Baston age 70 Carpenter born not Oxon.
Elizabeth Baston age 65 born
not Oxon.
Hanna Baston age 30 born Oxon.
continued on page 3.
William
Baston age 20 Carpenter born Oxon.". "
Hanna Baston age 30 born Oxon."
Image.
253. William BASTON
1Stephen & Elizabeth Baston, 1841 Census p3
Nuneham Courtney, Oxfordshire, William Baston, 1841, HO107/877/9/4/3. "
Page
2.
Stephen Baston age 70 Carpenter born not Oxon.
Elizabeth Baston age 65
born not Oxon.
Hanna Baston age 30 born Oxon.
continued on page 3.
William Baston age 20 Carpenter born Oxon.". "
William Baston age 20
carpenter born Oxon." Image.
158. William (Bason) BASTON
1William Bastin 1839 Shrivenham, Berkshire,
Burial Register TS, Berkshire Family History Society, Berkshire Burial Index v6
CD. "
St Andrew's Church, Shrivenham 10th November 1839.
William Bastin
aged 84 of Bourton."
(aged 84 = born about 1755).
2Shrivenham, Berkshire, St Andrew's Church,
William Bastin, 1776. "
William Bastin & Mary Wells were married here in 1776
and all although they lived in Bourton, all the children were baptised here as
Bourton didn't have its own church until 1860." Image.
Mary WELLS OR WEBB
1William Bason & Mary Wells 1776 Shrivenham,
Berkshire, Marriage Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript
CD OXF-FAR03. "
St Andrew's Church, Shrivenham, Berkshire, 25th July 1776.
William Bason of this Parish a singleman and Mary Wells of this Parish spinster
married in this church by Licence this twenty fifth day of July in the year One
Thousand seven hundred and seventy six by me B Cotton Vicar.
This Marriage
was solemnized between us, the mark of William Bason & the mark of Mary Wells.
In the presence of Wm Lewis & John Foard.". Image.
2Mary Wells 1743 Buckland, Berkshire Baptism
Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD OXF-FAR03. "
St Mary's Church, Buckland 30th January 1743.
Mary Wells daughter of Jno &
Elizab.".
3Mary Bastin 1789 Shrivenham Burial Register.
"
St Andrew, Shriveham, Berkshire.
24th July 1789 Mary Bastin wife of Wm
Bastin age 49 years, buried w side.". Image.
256. Betty (Basten) BASTON
1Betty Basten 1779 Shrivenham, Berkshire,
Baptism Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD FAR03. "
St Andrew's Church, Shrivenham 3rd October 1779.
Betty Basten daughter to Wm
& Mary.".
258. Thomas (Bastin) BASTON
1Thomas Bastin 1785 Shrivenham Baptism
Register, Oxfordshire Family History Society, transcript CD FAR03. "
St
Andrew's Church, Shrivenham, Berkshire
Thomas Bastin baptised 10th April aged
9 days son of Wm and Mary formerly Webb.".
2Thomas Bastin 1785 Shrivenham, Berkshire,
Burial Register TS, Oxfordshire Record Office, micro film Shrivenham Parish
Registers. "
St Andrew's Church, Shrivenham 10th April 1785.
Thomas Bastin
aged 9 days s of Wm & Mary formerly Webb.".
Sarah GILBERT
1William Bastin & Sarah Gilbert 1811
Shrivenham, Berks, Marriage Register TS, Oxfordshire Family History Society,
transcript CD OXF-FAR03. "
St Andrew's Church, Shrivenham 8th December 1811.
William Bastin (x) widower of Bourton & Sarah Gilbert (x) of Bourton.
Witnesses, Thomas Ebsworth (x) & Joseph Hughes." Banns 17th November 1811.
Image.
259. Susanna BASTON
1Susanna Bastin 1812 Shrivenham Baptism
Register, Berkshire Record Office, Reading, MF296 D/P112/1/11. "
St Andrew,
Shrivenham 12th April 1812.
Susanna Bastin by William Bastin of Bourton &
Sarah his wife formerly Gilbert, born 18th March 1812.".
John THATCHER
1Susanna Bastin & John Thatcher 1838
Shrivenham Marriage Register TS, OXF-FAR03. "
St Andrew's Church 29th
December 1832.
John Thatcher of Bourton & Susanna Basting of Bourton.
Witnesses, Maria Knapp & Joseph Hughes.".
172. Ann BASTON
1Ann Cole 1846 Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire
Burial Register TS, Bucks FHS. "
St Michael's Church, Aston Clinton 14 Dec
1846.
Ann COLE aged 71 of Aylesbury."
Ann Cole neé Baston.
2John Baston 1839 Will, List of Deeds,
Bequests to Mrs Ann Cole, 1839, Buckinghamshire Record Office, Aylesbury, DAWe:
141/94 DAWf: 119/170 .
3George & Ann Cole, 1841 Census Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire, Ann Cole age 60 born Bucks, 1841, HO107/62/4/20/34. "
Church
Street, Aylesbury.
George Cole age 60 School Master born not Bucks.
Ann
Cole age 60 born Bucks.
Mary Cole age 25 born not Bucks.
Emily Cole age 20
born not Bucks.". Image.
4Ann Baston's mention in Samuel Field's
autobiography. "
His wife, my maternal Grandmother, was Miss Anne Baston. I
have a Parrot worked by her in silk when at school at Berkhampstead in 1790.
They had nine children... George Theodore died a bachelor, Anne Baston died
unmarried, Jane (my mother), Mary married to Samuel Capon, Francis married Miss
Elizabeth Field, Thomas and Charlotte (twins) both died unmarried, Emily died
unmarried, Ellen Felicia died unmarried.".
George COLE
1Ann Baston & George Cole 1802 Aston Clinton,
Buckinghamshire Marriage Register TS. "
St Michael & All Angels Church, Aston
Clinton 27th December 1802.
George Cole of Godstone, Surrey & Ann Baston otp
by Banns.
Witnesses, S? Shurwood? & W Griffin.".
Image.
2Ann Baston & George Cole 1802 Aston Clinton,
Buckinghamshire Marriage Register TS, George Cole, 27 Dec 1802. "
George Cole
of Godstone, Surrey." Image.
3Roger Thomas Cole 1817 Will & 1818 Probate,
Clerk's copy, George Cole, 5 Nov 1817, National Archives, London, PROB11/1606. "
This is the Last Will and testament of me Roger Thomas Cole of Godstone in the
County of Surrey Farmer First I direct that all my just debts funeral and
testamentary expenses be paid and discharged as soon as conveniently may be
after my decease by my Executors hereinafter named and I hereby charge all my
Real and Personal Estate whatsoever (next page – second page)
whatsoever and
wheresoever and of what nature or kind soever with the payment of unpaid debts
and funeral and testamenttary expenses and after the payment of all such debts
and expenses I give and bequeath the residue and remainder of my Real and
Personal Estate and Effects whatsoever and wheresoever to be equally divided
between and amongst my three Children George Cole John Cole and Sophia the Wife
of William Taylor also I will and ordain that my Executor hereinafter named or
the survivor of them for and towards the performance of this my Will and in
order to raise money for the payment of my debts shall and may within six months
after my decease bargain sell and alien in fee simple all my freehold lands
premises and tenaments whatsoever and wheresoever for the doing accounting and
perfect finishing whereof I do by these presents give to my exor’s and the
survivor of them full power and absolute authority to grant alien bargain sell
convey and assure all the same freehold lands premises and tenaments to any
person or persons and their heirs and assigns for ever in fee simple by all and
every such lawful ways and means in the Law as to my Executors or the survivor
of them or to his or their counsel learned in the law shall seen fit or
necessary and I herby nominate constitute and appoint my son George Cole and my
son in law William Taylor Executors of this my last Will and testament in
witness whereof I the said Roger Thomas Cole have to this my last Will and
testament set and subscribe my hand and seal the fifth day of November one
thousand eight hundred and seventeen -- Roger Tho’s Cole S.S. Signed sealed
published and declared by the said testator Roger Thomas Cole as and for his
last Will and testament in the presence of us who at his request in his presence
and in the presence of each other subscribe our names as witnesses thereto ---
Will’m Hedall ---Rob’t Hedall Jun’r
------------ Rob’t Foord --
Proved
at London 16th July 1818 before the Wor’p��l Richard Henry Crosswell Dr. of Laws
& Swore by the oaths of George Cole the son William Taylor the Ex’ors to whom
admon was granted they having been first swornduly to admin.". "
To be
equally divided between and amongst my three Children George Cole, John Cole and
Sophia the Wife of William Taylor." Image.
4George Cole 1819 lease deed, George Cole, 26
Feb 1819, a2a K61/10/155 25 & 26 Feb 1819. "
Stratton and lands as above
[no ref. or date]
Lease for 1 year and release K61/10/155 25 & 26 Feb 1819
Contents:
1. Rev. Robert Gream of Richmond and John Cole of Godstone, grocer,
devisees in trust and executors of Thomas Cole dec.
2. Robert Gream (as in
K61/1) and Maria his wife.
3. George Cole of Aylesbury, Bucks.,
schoolmaster, and William Taylor of Finmer, Oxon., yeoman, trustees and
executors of Roger Thomas Cole, decd.
4. George Cole (as in K61/3) eldest son
and heir of Roger Thomas Cole.
5. John Cole jun. of Godstone, yeoman, and
William Taylor and Sophia, his wife
6. Robert Parsons of Edenbridge, Kent,
shopkeeper.".
5George & Ann Cole, 1841 Census Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire, George Cole age 60 School Master born not Bucks, 1841,
HO107/62/4/20/34. "
Church Street, Aylesbury.
George Cole age 60 School
Master born not Bucks.
Ann Cole age 60 born Bucks.
Mary Cole age 25 born
not Bucks.
Emily Cole age 20 born not Bucks.".
Image.
6Bell Inn, Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire,
1910, George Cole, 1808. "
Edward Baston was the landlord here in the late
1700's.
Extract from "A Directory of Buckinghamshire Brewers" by Mike
Brown.
A cottage on the site dated back to 1723, when the property of
Thomas Wells, but at some point had been pulled down for the inn. This was
later run by Edward Baston until his death in 1803. In 1805 his widow Mrs Jane
Baston was at the New Bell. On her death in 1808 an inventory on 4th august
valued her stock at £688. This included 1600 gallons of strong, 898 mild and
206 table beer. There were 338 bushels of malt as well as the brewing copper,
mash and working tuns, etc.
Mrs Baston was followed by George Cole (George
married Ann Baston, Edward & Janes's daughter - added CAH). The New Bell was
for auction on 18th August 1817, when it was described as having been
established some 40 years previously. John Baston was leaving the pub. On 28th
january 1825, John Baston innkeeper conveyed it to Joseph Franklin, with
brewhouse at the rear."
now (2008) called The Duck. "
Mrs Baston
was followed by George Cole (George married Ann Baston, Edward & Janes's
daughter - added CAH). The New Bell was for auction on 18th August 1817,
when it was described as having been established some 40 years previously."
Image.
260. Ann Baston COLE
1Jane Cole & Samuel Field 1830 Aylesbury,
Marriage Register TS, Ann Baston Cole, 14 Jul 1830, Bucks FHS CD. "
Aylesbury
14th July 1830
Samuel Field bachelor of Thame, Oxfordshire & Jane Cole
spinster of this parish married by licence.
Witnesses, Mary Cole, Ann Baston
Cole & George Theodore Cole.". Image.
2Ann Baston Cole & sisters, 1881 census Great
Malvern, Worcestershire, Ann B Cole, 1881, RG11/2920/101/63. "
3 Park Villas,
Great Malvern.
Ann B Cole head, unmarried age 77 annuitant born Marylebone,
London.
Mary Capon sister, widow age 73 annuitant born Marylebone, London.
Emily Cole sister unmarried age 65 annuitant born Godstone, Surrey.
Ellen F
Cole sister unmarried age 62 annuitant born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.". "
Ann B Cole head, widow age 77 annuitant born Marylebone, London."
Image.
262. Mary COLE
1Jane Cole & Samuel Field 1830 Aylesbury,
Marriage Register TS, Mary Cole, 14 Jul 1830, Bucks FHS CD. "
Aylesbury 14th
July 1830
Samuel Field bachelor of Thame, Oxfordshire & Jane Cole spinster of
this parish married by licence.
Witnesses, Mary Cole, Ann Baston Cole &
George Theodore Cole.". Image.
2George & Ann Cole, 1841 Census Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire, Mary Cole age 25 born not Bucks, 1841, HO107/62/4/20/34. "
Church Street, Aylesbury.
George Cole age 60 School Master born not Bucks.
Ann Cole age 60 born Bucks.
Mary Cole age 25 born not Bucks.
Emily Cole
age 20 born not Bucks.". Image.
3Samuel & Mary Capon 1861 census Brighton,
Sussex, Mary Capon, 1861, RG9/597/102/22. "
10 Bath Street, Brighton.
Samuel Capon head age 61 retired farmer born Hove, Sussex.
Mary Capon wife
age 50 born Marylebone, London.
Elizabeth Chesnell servant age 29 born
Brighton.". "
Mary Capon wife age 50 born Marylebone, London."
Image.
4Ann Baston Cole & sisters, 1881 census Great
Malvern, Worcestershire, Mary Capon, 1881, RG11/2920/101/63. "
3 Park Villas,
Great Malvern.
Ann B Cole head, unmarried age 77 annuitant born Marylebone,
London.
Mary Capon sister, widow age 73 annuitant born Marylebone, London.
Emily Cole sister unmarried age 65 annuitant born Godstone, Surrey.
Ellen F
Cole sister unmarried age 62 annuitant born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.". "
Mary Capon sister, widow age 73 annuitant born Marylebone, London."
Image.
Samuel CAPON
1Mary Cole & Samuel Capon 1846 Thame,
Oxfordshire, Marriage Register, 1846/Dec/Thame/16/260 GRO. "
St Mary's
Church, Thame 5th November 1846.
Samuel Capon age 46 widow of Hackney,
gentleman son of Edward, gent & Mary Cole age 39 spinster otp gentlewoman
daughter of George, gentleman.". Image.
2Samuel & Elizabeth Capon 1841 census, Hove,
Sussex, Samuel Capon, 1841, HO107/1112/14/26/45 & 27/46. "
Old House, Ivy
Lodge, Hove.
Samuel Capon age 40 independant born Sussex.
Elizabeth Capon
age 45 born Sussex.
Edward Capon age 10 born Sussex.
Arthur Capon age 5
born Sussex.
Emily Capon age 4 born Sussex.
Mary Dash serv age 20 female
servant born Sussex.". "
Samuel Capon age 40 independant born Sussex."
Image.
3Samuel & Mary Capon 1861 census Brighton,
Sussex, Samuel Capon, 1861, RG9/597/102/22. "
10 Bath Street, Brighton.
Samuel Capon head age 61 retired farmer born Hove, Sussex.
Mary Capon wife
age 50 born Marylebone, London.
Elizabeth Chesnell servant age 29 born
Brighton.". "
Samuel Capon head age 61 retired farmer born Hove, Sussex."
Image.
263. George Theodore COLE
1Samuel Field 1904 autobiography re George
Theodore Cole. "
There was something romantic in the life of George Theodore.
Owing to some disappointment in love and disagreement with his parents he
enlisted as a Private in the 89th Regiment in which he soon became a sergeant.
In an old letter from my uncle Frank Cole to my mother I extract the
following:...
"I walked to Devonport to see the Parish record of funerals and
found the dear name of George Theodore Cole age 23 Sergeant of the 89th Regiment
buried Nov. 1832. The person who keeps the records (a respectable tradesman)
has promised to meet me at seven tomorrow morning to point out the spot where
his body is laid, the soul, I trust, is with Jesus rejoicing with the spirits of
the Just made perfect.".".
2Jane Cole & Samuel Field 1830 Aylesbury,
Marriage Register TS, George Theodore Cole, 14 Jul 1830, Bucks FHS CD. "
Aylesbury 14th July 1830
Samuel Field bachelor of Thame, Oxfordshire & Jane
Cole spinster of this parish married by licence.
Witnesses, Mary Cole, Ann
Baston Cole & George Theodore Cole.". Image.
264. Thomas COLE
1Thomas Cole 1851 Newlyn, Cornwall,
HO107/1905/542/20. "
Newlyn Church, Town Vicarage House.
Thomas Cole
visitor unmarried age 39 Clergyman of the Church born Sundridge, Kent.".
Image.
2Thomas Cole 1871 census Heavitree, Devon,
RG10/2052/11/13. "
3 Alools? Houses, Heavitree.
Thomas Cole head unmarried
age 59 chaplin living on own means born Sudridge, Kent.".
Image.
3Thomas Cole 1881 census Shute, Devon, Thomas
Cole, 1881, RG11/2129/14/2. "
Vicarage, Shute.
Thomas Cole head unmarried
age 69 Vicar of Shute born Sandrich? Kent.
Ann E Cole niece unmarried age 34
born Hatherleight, Devon (Francis' daughter Agnes E?).". "
Thomas Cole head
unmarried age 69 Vicar of Shute born Sandrich? Kent."
Image.
265. Charlotte COLE
1Charlotte & Emily Cole, 1861 census
Gravesend, Kent, Charlotte Cole, 1861, RG9/470/240/37. "
20 Albion Road,
Gravesend.
Charlotte Cole boarder unmarried age 48 born Sevenoaks, Kent.
Emily Cole boarder unmarried age 42 private governess born Godstone, Surrey.". "
Charlotte Cole boarder unmarried age 48 born Sevenoaks, Kent."
Image.
2Charlotte Cole 1881 census Great Malvern,
Worcestershire, RG11/2920/132/50. "
Chase Estate, Great Malvern.
Charlotte
Cole boarder unmarried age 67 born Kent.". Image.
267. Amelia COLE
1George & Ann Cole, 1841 Census Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire, Emily Cole age 20 born not Bucks, 1841, HO107/62/4/20/34. "
Church Street, Aylesbury.
George Cole age 60 School Master born not Bucks.
Ann Cole age 60 born Bucks.
Mary Cole age 25 born not Bucks.
Emily Cole
age 20 born not Bucks.". Image.
2Elizabeth Cole & family 1851 census
Pillaton, Cornwall, Emily Cole, 1851, HO107/1900/516/16. "
Parsonage,
Pillaton.
Elizabeth Cole wife age 36 Clergyman's wife born Westbury,
Gloucestershire.
Mary E Cole daughter age 5 scholar born Hatherleigh, Devon.
Agness Emma Cole daughter age 4 scholar born Hatherleigh, Devon.
Edward Field
Cole son age 3 scholar born Pillaton, Cornwall.
Ellen E Cole daughter age 1
born Pillaton.
Jessie B Cole daughter age 6 months born Pillaton.
Sameul
Field visitor married age 68 Vicar of Hatherleigh, Devon born Evesham,
Worcestershire.
Emily Cole sister unmarried age 35 governess born Godstone,
Surrey.
Jane Kempe servant age 25 house servant born Huish, Devon.
Jane
Grills servant age 19 house servant born St Mellion, Cornwall.". "
Emily Cole
sister unmarried age 35 governess born Godstone, Surrey."
Image.
3Charlotte & Emily Cole, 1861 census
Gravesend, Kent, Emily Cole, 1861, RG9/470/240/37. "
20 Albion Road,
Gravesend.
Charlotte Cole boarder unmarried age 48 born Sevenoaks, Kent.
Emily Cole boarder unmarried age 42 private governess born Godstone, Surrey.". "
Emily Cole boarder unmarried age 42 private governess born Godstone, Surrey."
Image.
4Ann Baston Cole & sisters, 1881 census Great
Malvern, Worcestershire, Emily Cole, 1881, RG11/2920/101/63. "
3 Park Villas,
Great Malvern.
Ann B Cole head, unmarried age 77 annuitant born Marylebone,
London.
Mary Capon sister, widow age 73 annuitant born Marylebone, London.
Emily Cole sister unmarried age 65 annuitant born Godstone, Surrey.
Ellen F
Cole sister unmarried age 62 annuitant born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.". "
Emily Cole sister unmarried age 65 annuitant born Godstone, Surrey."
Image.
268. Ellen Felicia COLE
1Ellen Cole 1851 census St Albans,
Hertfordshire, HO107/1713/343/31. "
Hatfield Road, St Albans.
Amelia Craig
head widow age 37 landed proprietor born Harwich.
Adelaide Craig daughter age
10 scholar at home born Baron Laitmer, Northamptonshire.
Edward Cole son age
4 born Islington, Middlesex.
Ellen Cole governess unmarried age 32 governess
born Aylesbury, Bucks.". Image.
2Ann Baston Cole & sisters, 1881 census Great
Malvern, Worcestershire, Ellen F Cole, 1881, RG11/2920/101/63. "
3 Park
Villas, Great Malvern.
Ann B Cole head, unmarried age 77 annuitant born
Marylebone, London.
Mary Capon sister, widow age 73 annuitant born
Marylebone, London.
Emily Cole sister unmarried age 65 annuitant born
Godstone, Surrey.
Ellen F Cole sister unmarried age 62 annuitant born
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.". "
Ellen F Cole sister unmarried age 62
annuitant born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire." Image.
174. Francis BASTON
1Francis Baston 1761 Bampton, Oxford, Baptism
Register, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR16/1/R1/3. "
St Mary's Church,
Bampton, Oxfordshire, 27th December 1761
Francis son of Jonathan & Ann
Baston.". Image.
2Francis Baston 1813 Bunhill Fields, London
Burial Record, Society of Genealogists, Bunhill Fields Internment Book Vol 2. "
7th December 1813, Francis Baston age 52 Paul Street, Grave 5 feet with
Minister, cost 15s 0d, EW 55-56 NS69, Sunday, buried 3 o'clock.".
Image.
3Oxfordshire with Bampton, Ipsden &
Checkendon. "
A 2006 map with village locations marked in relation to
Oxford.". Image.
4Bampton, Oxfordshire, St Mary's Church. "
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.".
Image.
5Bampton, Oxfordshire, the font in St Mary's
Church, Francis Baston, 27 Dec 1761. "the font used to Baptise Francis Baston in
1761." Image.
6Ipsden, Checkendon & Rotherfield Greys map
1810 . "
with the various villages marked.". Image.
7Francis Baston & Ann Smith 1782 Ipsden,
Oxfordshire Marriage Licence, Arch Oxon C573, 1782, Oxfordshire Record Office,
Arch Oxon C573. "
MARRIAGE LICENCE
Which day appeared personally Francis
Baston and made oath that he is of the parish of St Giles, Reading in the county
of Berkshire of the age of 21 years and upwards and a bachelor and intends to
intermarry with Ann Smith of the parish of Ipsden in the county of Oxon of the
age of 21 years and upwards and a spinster.
He this deponent not knowing and
believing any lawfull let or impediment by reason of any consanguinity Affinity
or any other lawfull means whatsoever to hinder the said intended Marriage and
prayed a Licence to solemnize the same in the parish church of Ipsden aforesaid
and further made oath that the usual place of abode of her the said Ann Smith
hath been in the said parish of Ipsden for the space of four weeks last pastly.
Same day the said Francis Baston was sworn to the truth of this affidavit before
me Barnabas Bowen, Surrogate.
Signed: Francis Baston.". "
MARRIAGE BOND:
Know all men by there presence that the Francis Baston of the parish of St Giles
Reading in the county of Berkshire, yeoman and John Smith of Ipsden in the
county of Oxford, potter are held and firmly bound to the Worshipfull Thomas
Bever, Doctor of Law, Official Principal of the Reverend Arch Deacon of Oxford
lawfully constituted in two hundred pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain to
be paid to the said Thomas Bever 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 therein
Executors, Administrators of us and each of us firmly by there presence sealed
with our seals dated the sixteenth day of November in the twentythird year of
the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third by the Grace of God Great
Britain, France and Ireland King defender of the faith and in the year of our
Lord One thousand seven hundred and eighty two.
The condition of Obligation
is such that if hereafter there shall not appear any lawful let or impediment by
reason of any pre contract entered into before the twenty fifth day of March one
thousand seven hundred and fifty four. Consanguinity affinity or any other
lawful means whatsoever but that the above bounden Francis Baston bachelor & Ann
Smith of the parish of Ipsden in the county of Oxford of the age of twenty one
years and upwards and a spinster. . . etc, etc
Sealed and delivered
Signed: Francis Baston
in the presence of
John Smith
Lucy Harding
Barnabas Bowen." Source Image.
Citation Image.
8Francis Baston & Ann Smith 1782 Ipsden,
Oxfordshire Marriage Register, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR146/1/R3/1. "
St
Mary the Virgin, Ipsden, No 89
Banns of Marriage between Francis Baston of
the Parish of St Giles, Reading in the County of Berkshire 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." (Bachelor & Spinster on
Licence). Image.
9Ipsden, Oxfordshire, St Mary's Church,
entrance sign, Francis Baston, 17 Nov 1782. "the sign at the entrance to the
Church.". "
Francis Baston & Ann Smith were married here."
Image.
10St Mary the Virgin, Ipsden, Oxfordshire. "
The Church where Francis Baston & Ann Smith in 1782 were married.".
Image.
11Ipsden, Oxfordshire, St Mary's Church
interior (2005). "
Francis Baston & Ann Smith were married here in 1782.".
Image.
12Checkendon, Oxfordshire, St Peter & St Paul
Church noticeboard. "at the entrance to the Church.".
Image.
13Checkendon, Oxfordshire, St Peter & St Paul
Church (taken 2006). "
The Church where Francis & Ann (Smith) Baston's first
son, John was Baptised in 1783 and buried 1783 along with his mohter Ann. The
church was built in the first half of the 12th century although there are some
parts which show an earlier date.". Image.
14Checkendon, Oxfordshire, St Peter & St
Paul's Church Font (taken March 2006). "
Checkendon Church Font, where
Francis & Ann Baston's first child, John was Baptised in 1783.
The Font is
acknowledged to be of the perpendicular period in date (1350 -1539).".
Image.
15Rotherfield Greys, St Nicholas Church sign,
2007. "
The sign board in front of the Church.".
Image.
16Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, St Nicholas
Church (2007). "
Where Francis Baston & Anne Brown were married in 1784 and
their son Francis was baptised in 1786.". Image.
17Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, inside St
Nicholas' Church (2007), WSV100_1145. "
The alter where Francis Baston & Anne
Brown were married in 1784 and their first son, also called Francis was baptised
in 1786.". Image.
18Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, The
Maltsters' Arms Public House (2007), WSV100_1141. "
Did Francis & Ann
celebrate here with a drink after their wedding in 1784 as it's next door to the
Church in Rotherfield Greys.". Image.
19Bunhill Fields Burial Ground entrance sign,
Francis Baston, 1813. "
The sign at the entrance to the Cemetery.". "
Francis Baston was buried here in 1813." Image.
20Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, general view,
Francis Baston, 7th Dec 1813. "
Where Francis Baston was buried 7th December
1813. According his burial record, he had a plain burial without a headstone."
Image.
21Bunhill Fields Plan. "Where Francis
Baston was buried in 1813.". Image.
22Coat of Arms - Baston, English Origin (1),
Francis Baston, 1761. "
Baston Family Coat of Arms (from Burke's General
Armory).
English Origin.
BASTON Shield: Quarterly per fesse indented or
and az (Gold & Blue).
BASTON Crest:
BASTON Motto: None.
The Baston
family name originated in Poitou, France and the surname traces its ancestral
roots back to French origin.". Image.
Anne BROWN
1Francis Baston & Ann Brown 1784 Rotherfield
Greys, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR. "
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.
2Francis Baston & Anne Brown 1784 Marriage
Licence, Francis Baston, 12 Oct 1784. "
page 423 - the Bond
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 Berkshire, 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 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 harmless 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.
3Yeoman, definition of. "
The term
has changed its meaning over time. In the 13th to 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..".
4Ann Brown 1761 Rotherfield Greys,
Oxfordshire, Baptism Register. "
St Nicholas Church, Rotherfield Greys, 8
November 1761
Ann to Thomas & Mary Brown.". Image.
5Ann Basson 1814 Whitechapel, Burial Register,
LMA X024/113 p129. "
St Mary's Church, Whitechapel.
Ann Basson of the
workhouse, age 50, 19th August 1814.". Image.
269. Francis BASTON
1Francis Baston 1786 Rotherfield Greys,
Oxfordshire, Baptism Register, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR. "
St Nicholas,
Rotherfield Greys, 22 January 1786
Francis son of Francis & Ann Baston.".
Image.
2Francis Baston 1828 Christ Church
Spitalfields, London, Burial Register, London Metropolitan Archives, m/film
X024/013 page 145. "
No 1159 Christ Church, Spitalfields.
Burial, Francis
Baston of Vine Court 1st June 1828 age 42.". Image.
3Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, St Nicholas
Church (2007), WSV100_1166, 1786. "
Where Francis Baston & Anne Brown were
married in 1784 and their son Francis was baptised in 1786.". "
St Nicholas'
Church Rotherfield Greys, the c1100 Font, where Francis was baptised in 1786 to
Francis & Ann Baston." Source Image.
Citation Image.
4Francis Baston 15th Hussars Discharge Record
1819, Chelsea Hospital Record, 20 Jan 1819, National Archives, London, WO
97/17/33. "
His Majesty's 15th Kings Regt of Hussars.
Whereof Field
Marshall His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland is Colonel.
THIS IS TO
CERTIFY:-
1st - Certificate of Age & Enlistment.
That Francis
Baston born in the Parish of Grays in or near the Town of Oxford in he County of
Oxford was enlisted for the aforesaid Regiment at London in the County of Middx
on the 7th day of September 1805 at the Age of twenty One for unlimited service.
2nd - Certificate of Service.
That he hath served in the Army for the
space of Thirteen years and 192 days, after the age of eighteen, according to
the subjoined.
Statement of Service.
15th Hussars - 7th September
1805 to 24th March 1816.
Corporal 126 days, Private 10 years 73 days = 10
years 199 days.
Staff Corps Pav - 25 March 1816 to 24 December 1818.
Corporal 2 years 275 days, total 2 years 275 days.
15th Hussars - 25th
December 1818 to 17th March 1819.
Private 83 days.
Total - Corporal 3
years 36 days, Private 10 years 156 days = 13 years 192 days.
3rd -
Certificate of the Cause of Discharge.
That as a consequence of Asthma
which was contracted on Service with Sir John Moor's Expedition in 1809 - He is
hereby discharged.
4th - Certificate of not being disqualified for
Pension.
That he is not to my knowledge, incapacitated by the Sentence of
a General Court Martial from receiving Pension.
5th - Certificate of
Character.
That his General Conduct as a Soldier has been very good in
all respects.
6th - Certificate of the settlement of all Demands.
That he has received all just Demands of Pay, Clothing etc from his Entry into
the service to the date of this Discharge as appears by his Receipt underneath.
7th - Acknowledgement of the Receipt of all Demands.
I Francis Baston do
hereby acknowledge that I have received all my Clothing, Pay, Arrears of Pay,
and all just Demands whatsoever, from the time of my Entry into the service to
the date of this Discharge. (signed Francis Baston).
8th - Certificate of
Description.
To prevent any improper use being made of this Discharge, by
its falling into other Hands, the following is a Description of the said Francis
Baston. He is about Thirty Four years of age, is Five Feet Nine inches in
height, Dark Hair, Hazel Eyes, a Fair Complexion and by Trade or Occupation a
Glass Cutter.
My Hand and the Seal of the Regiment Ipswich this 26th day of
January 1819 signed Joseph Thuckwich?, Commanding Officer.
Guards 17th March
1819, confirmed John Headwall?."
HISTORY OF THE DRAGOONS
Light
dragoons have always been rather special troops. They were first raised in the
middle of the Eighteenth Century for reconnaissance and patrolling - in other
words scouting - but soon acquired a reputation for courage and dash in the
charge. Originally, each regiment of cavalry formed a light troop, but so
successful was the idea that whole regiments were formed. The 15th Light
Dragoons were the first ever (1759), and others quickly followed including the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. The Thirteenth, raised as heavy dragoons (mounted
infantrymen) as early as 1715, were also converted to the light role.
These
light dragoon regiments fought all over the world in the half-century that
followed, notably in India and North America. They distinguished themselves
under the Duke of Wellington in Spain and Portugal in the Napoleonic wars, and
three of them were present at the battle of Waterloo (1815).(www.army.mod.uk).
So Francis was probably injured during the Battle Of Waterloo 1815. "
Royal
Hospital Chelsea record of his service in the 15th Dragoons (Light) 1805-1819.
Discharged age 34. Born Greys, Oxfordshire (he was baptised 22nd January 1786
in Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire)." Source Image.
Citation Image.
Sarah BROWN
1Francis Baston & Sarah Brown 1810 Islington,
London, Marriage Register, London Metropolitan Archives, m/film. "
St Mary's
Church, Islington.
Francis Baston bachelor & Sarah Brown spinster married in
this Church by Banns this 16th day of September in the year 1810 by me J Rose
Curate.
Witnesses:Mary Ann Larcombe & John Powell.".
Image.
270. 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.
271. Joseph BASTON
1Joseph Baston 1800 age 11 mths Bunhill Fields
Burial Record, SOG Bunhill Fields Internment Book 1788 - 1812. "
Bunhill
Fields, 30th July 1800.
Joseph Baston age 11 mths, Grave com, cost 7s 6d,
EW=175 NS=28 Wednesday 4 o'clock.". Image.
Ann SMITH
1Francis Baston & Ann Smith 1782 Ipsden,
Oxfordshire Marriage Register, Oxfordshire Record Office, PAR146/1/R3/1. "
St
Mary the Virgin, Ipsden, No 89
Banns of Marriage between Francis Baston of
the Parish of St Giles, Reading in the County of Berkshire 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." (Bachelor & Spinster on
Licence). Image.
2Francis Baston & Ann Smith 1782 Ipsden,
Oxfordshire Marriage Licence, Arch Oxon C573, 1782, Oxfordshire Record Office,
Arch Oxon C573. "
MARRIAGE LICENCE
Which day appeared personally Francis
Baston and made oath that he is of the parish of St Giles, Reading in the county
of Berkshire of the age of 21 years and upwards and a bachelor and intends to
intermarry with Ann Smith of the parish of Ipsden in the county of Oxon of the
age of 21 years and upwards and a spinster.
He this deponent not knowing and
believing any lawfull let or impediment by reason of any consanguinity Affinity
or any other lawfull means whatsoever to hinder the said intended Marriage and
prayed a Licence to solemnize the same in the parish church of Ipsden aforesaid
and further made oath that the usual place of abode of her the said Ann Smith
hath been in the said parish of Ipsden for the space of four weeks last pastly.
Same day the said Francis Baston was sworn to the truth of this affidavit before
me Barnabas Bowen, Surrogate.
Signed: Francis Baston.". "
MARRIAGE BOND:
Know all men by there presence that the Francis Baston of the parish of St Giles
Reading in the county of Berkshire, yeoman and John Smith of Ipsden in the
county of Oxford, potter are held and firmly bound to the Worshipfull Thomas
Bever, Doctor of Law, Official Principal of the Reverend Arch Deacon of Oxford
lawfully constituted in two hundred pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain to
be paid to the said Thomas Bever 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 therein
Executors, Administrators of us and each of us firmly by there presence sealed
with our seals dated the sixteenth day of November in the twentythird year of
the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third by the Grace of God Great
Britain, France and Ireland King defender of the faith and in the year of our
Lord One thousand seven hundred and eighty two.
The condition of Obligation
is such that if hereafter there shall not appear any lawful let or impediment by
reason of any pre contract entered into before the twenty fifth day of March one
thousand seven hundred and fifty four. Consanguinity affinity or any other
lawful means whatsoever but that the above bounden Francis Baston bachelor & Ann
Smith of the parish of Ipsden in the county of Oxford of the age of twenty one
years and upwards and a spinster. . . etc, etc
Sealed and delivered
Signed: Francis Baston
in the presence of
John Smith
Lucy Harding
Barnabas Bowen." Source Image.
Citation Image.
3Ann & John Baston 1783 Ipsden Burial
Register, ORO. "
St Mary the Virgin, Ipsden.
29 April 1783, Ann Bason was
buried.
1 May 1783, John Bason was buried.". Image.
274. John BASTON
1John Baston 1783 Checkendon, Oxford Baptism
Register, LDS C024392. "
Checkendon, Oxford, 1783
John son of Francis &
Ann Baston.". Image.
2Ann & John Baston 1783 Ipsden Burial
Register, ORO. "
St Mary the Virgin, Ipsden.
29 April 1783, Ann Bason was
buried.
1 May 1783, John Bason was buried.". Image.
3Checkendon, Oxfordshire, St Peter & St Paul
Church noticeboard. "at the entrance to the Church.".
Image.
4Checkendon, Oxfordshire, St Peter & St Paul
Church (taken 2006). "
The Church where Francis & Ann (Smith) Baston's first
son, John was Baptised in 1783 and buried 1783 along with his mohter Ann. The
church was built in the first half of the 12th century although there are some
parts which show an earlier date.". Image.
5Checkendon, Oxfordshire, St Peter & St Paul's
Church Font (taken March 2006). "
Checkendon Church Font, where Francis & Ann
Baston's first child, John was Baptised in 1783.
The Font is acknowledged to
be of the perpendicular period in date (1350 -1539).".
Image.
Please mention the RIN number attached to a person's name as it is very
difficult for me to know which John, Thomas, William etc you wish to
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