Hello everyone, Having eavesdropped on your messages for some time now, I think it is high time that I revealed myself and my interests. I am Stan Turner and live in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. My wife, Marion, and I are both long term sufferers of the terminal illness called family history – so nice not to suffer alone! Chacombe is the location of my SABIN ancestors. The earliest are Gabriell Sabine and his wife Margaret who had 8 children between 1589 and 1609, amongst them was Gabriell junior baptised there in 1606. The 1654 will of their son John revealed that their daughter Anne had married an Aris and their daughter Elizabeth had married a Hefford. Banbury Wills & Inventories 1591-1620 includes the 1605/6 will of David Mayowe of Grimsbury which listed £2 in the hands of Gabriell Sabyne of Chacombe. After the death of his first wife Hester, Gabriell Sabin junior, a husbandman, married Elizabeth TURPIN at Chacombe in 1640. The will of his brother Richard in 1633 mention their joint ownership of a cow at Williamscot. I have found only one child of Gabriell junior and Elizabeth. (Wardington which includes Willamscot is mentioned in the VCH, Banbury Hundred, page 219 as the home of a “deep-rooted farming family” who can be traced back to a Thomas Sabin of Coton, aged 60 in 1530. - a very interesting statement!!!!!) That only child was John Sabin, baptised at Chacombe in 1641 and buried at Bradden in 1705. He had married an Anne and all their 8 children were baptised between 1668 and 1685 at Bradden. My Sabins had therefore left Banburyshire. Epwell is the location of my WALTON and HOLTOM ancestors. Joseph Walton and Elizabeth baptised 11 children there between 1756 and 1778. One of their daughters was Elizabeth junior baptised in 1766. Joseph and his wife were both buried at Epwell, Joseph in 1800 and Elizabeth in 1779. Joseph Holtom married Elizabeth Walton junior at Epwell in 1787. They baptised 6 children there between 1788 and 1803. One of those children was Thomas baptised in 1791. Joseph Holtom died in 1822 and Elizabeth in 1847, aged 80. Thomas Holtom married Hannah BEAL at Alderminster in 1812 and 6 of their 8 children were baptised at Epwell, the other two were baptised at Tysoe. One of those two was Eliza baptised at Tysoe in 1815. Thomas and Hannah Holtom were in the Epwell censuses of 1841, 1851 and 1861. Thomas was buried in 1861 just 2 weeks after the census. Hannah lived on till 1870 and died at the age of 79. Eliza Holtom married Richard LAMBERT at Potterspury in 1832. All but one of their 7 children were baptised at Yardley Gobion. . . . . . and so all my known direct descendants of Banburyshire ancestors had then left the area. I will be very pleased to hear from anyone with matching interests or who has or wants additional details of these ancestors . . . . . or who knows anything of the family tree of the ancient Sabins of Wardington. Stan Turner - joining in at last.

Stan you may like to contact Barbera Judd at 128, Stanley Green Road, Poole, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH15 3AQ, as she was researching the SABIN family. David Judd ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stan Turner" <stan.turner1@ntlworld.com> To: <ENG-BANBURY-AREA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 11:45 AM Subject: [BAN] Surname interests: Sabin, Turpin, Walton, Holtom > Hello everyone, > > > > Having eavesdropped on your messages for some time now, I think it is high > time that I revealed myself and my interests. I am Stan Turner and live in > Stevenage, Hertfordshire. My wife, Marion, and I are both long term > sufferers of the terminal illness called family history - so nice not to > suffer alone! > > > > Chacombe is the location of my SABIN ancestors. > > The earliest are Gabriell Sabine and his wife Margaret who had 8 > children between 1589 and 1609, amongst them was Gabriell junior baptised > there in 1606. The 1654 will of their son John revealed that their daughter > Anne had married an Aris and their daughter Elizabeth had married a Hefford. > Banbury Wills & Inventories 1591-1620 includes the 1605/6 will of David > Mayowe of Grimsbury which listed £2 in the hands of Gabriell Sabyne of > Chacombe. > > After the death of his first wife Hester, Gabriell Sabin junior, > a husbandman, married Elizabeth TURPIN at Chacombe in 1640. The will of his > brother Richard in 1633 mention their joint ownership of a cow at > Williamscot. I have found only one child of Gabriell junior and Elizabeth. > (Wardington which includes Willamscot is mentioned in the VCH, Banbury > Hundred, page 219 as the home of a "deep-rooted farming family" who can be > traced back to a Thomas Sabin of Coton, aged 60 in 1530. - a very > interesting statement!!!!!) > > That only child was John Sabin, baptised at Chacombe in 1641 and > buried at Bradden in 1705. He had married an Anne and all their 8 children > were baptised between 1668 and 1685 at Bradden. My Sabins had therefore > left Banburyshire. > > > > Epwell is the location of my WALTON and HOLTOM ancestors. > > Joseph Walton and Elizabeth baptised 11 children there between > 1756 and 1778. One of their daughters was Elizabeth junior baptised in > 1766. Joseph and his wife were both buried at Epwell, Joseph in 1800 and > Elizabeth in 1779. > > Joseph Holtom married Elizabeth Walton junior at Epwell in 1787. > They baptised 6 children there between 1788 and 1803. One of those children > was Thomas baptised in 1791. Joseph Holtom died in 1822 and Elizabeth in > 1847, aged 80. > > Thomas Holtom married Hannah BEAL at Alderminster in 1812 and 6 > of their 8 children were baptised at Epwell, the other two were baptised at > Tysoe. One of those two was Eliza baptised at Tysoe in 1815. Thomas and > Hannah Holtom were in the Epwell censuses of 1841, 1851 and 1861. Thomas was > buried in 1861 just 2 weeks after the census. Hannah lived on till 1870 and > died at the age of 79. > > Eliza Holtom married Richard LAMBERT at Potterspury in 1832. All > but one of their 7 children were baptised at Yardley Gobion. > > > > . . . . . and so all my known direct descendants of Banburyshire ancestors > had then left the area. > > > > I will be very pleased to hear from anyone with matching > interests or who has or wants additional details of these ancestors . . . . > . or who knows anything of the family tree of the ancient Sabins of > Wardington. > > > > > > Stan Turner - joining in at last. > > > > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

David I have a SABIN ancestor. The line daughtered out with Ellen SAVIN b. 7 JUN 1802 at Tackley. She married George BOWERS. They are 2X gg parents. Do you want to exchange details? I have abstracted most of them in OXF Regards Arthur At PEMBROKE Ontario Formerly from TILEHURST BRK Member BERKS FHS 2804 Member OXF FHS 2515 E-Mail arthur@renc.igs.net

Hi, Reply to Stan Turner Only got around to reading your message re your surnames. I am also ne to the list but have found it very useful. I thought I would check by families (as you mentioned Epwell) and I found a couple of Walton's in my Main family of HONE's Hannah Walton b: 1800 married James Hone at Brailes, WAR 7 Feb 1828. Hannah died Sibford buried 29 January 1829. Sarah Ann Walton b:1863 married Jason Hone Adderbury, OXF in 1893. Regards Mark Grady ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stan Turner" <stan.turner1@ntlworld.com> To: <ENG-BANBURY-AREA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 8:45 PM Subject: [BAN] Surname interests: Sabin, Turpin, Walton, Holtom Hello everyone, Having eavesdropped on your messages for some time now, I think it is high time that I revealed myself and my interests. I am Stan Turner and live in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. My wife, Marion, and I are both long term sufferers of the terminal illness called family history - so nice not to suffer alone! Chacombe is the location of my SABIN ancestors. The earliest are Gabriell Sabine and his wife Margaret who had 8 children between 1589 and 1609, amongst them was Gabriell junior baptised there in 1606. The 1654 will of their son John revealed that their daughter Anne had married an Aris and their daughter Elizabeth had married a Hefford. Banbury Wills & Inventories 1591-1620 includes the 1605/6 will of David Mayowe of Grimsbury which listed £2 in the hands of Gabriell Sabyne of Chacombe. After the death of his first wife Hester, Gabriell Sabin junior, a husbandman, married Elizabeth TURPIN at Chacombe in 1640. The will of his brother Richard in 1633 mention their joint ownership of a cow at Williamscot. I have found only one child of Gabriell junior and Elizabeth. (Wardington which includes Willamscot is mentioned in the VCH, Banbury Hundred, page 219 as the home of a "deep-rooted farming family" who can be traced back to a Thomas Sabin of Coton, aged 60 in 1530. - a very interesting statement!!!!!) That only child was John Sabin, baptised at Chacombe in 1641 and buried at Bradden in 1705. He had married an Anne and all their 8 children were baptised between 1668 and 1685 at Bradden. My Sabins had therefore left Banburyshire. Epwell is the location of my WALTON and HOLTOM ancestors. Joseph Walton and Elizabeth baptised 11 children there between 1756 and 1778. One of their daughters was Elizabeth junior baptised in 1766. Joseph and his wife were both buried at Epwell, Joseph in 1800 and Elizabeth in 1779. Joseph Holtom married Elizabeth Walton junior at Epwell in 1787. They baptised 6 children there between 1788 and 1803. One of those children was Thomas baptised in 1791. Joseph Holtom died in 1822 and Elizabeth in 1847, aged 80. Thomas Holtom married Hannah BEAL at Alderminster in 1812 and 6 of their 8 children were baptised at Epwell, the other two were baptised at Tysoe. One of those two was Eliza baptised at Tysoe in 1815. Thomas and Hannah Holtom were in the Epwell censuses of 1841, 1851 and 1861. Thomas was buried in 1861 just 2 weeks after the census. Hannah lived on till 1870 and died at the age of 79. Eliza Holtom married Richard LAMBERT at Potterspury in 1832. All but one of their 7 children were baptised at Yardley Gobion. . . . . . and so all my known direct descendants of Banburyshire ancestors had then left the area. I will be very pleased to hear from anyone with matching interests or who has or wants additional details of these ancestors . . . . . or who knows anything of the family tree of the ancient Sabins of Wardington. Stan Turner - joining in at last. ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237