About a dozen 2C & 3C are researching this line. Working backwards via each of our own parents, we've come to an enormous brick wall, which stops with my 2 x great-grandparents. We'd always known them as Edward Bauld STONE and Mary Elizabeth PHILLIPS born Yaxley, c1823 and 27 September 1824 respectively. Says so on their gravestones! They are in the 1871 through 1901 census' in Canada, as such. In the 1881, Edward's father [Edward STONE] is in the household - age 81, a farmer, born in England. We found them on the Yaxley 1851 census, with their first born son, borders in the household of Mary's father, Thomas PHILLIPS. They are listed under the surname STONE. Unfortunately, Edward is (birthplace) "unkn". Mary and father were born Yaxley. Imagine our surprise when one of the cousins discovered her great-grandfather's birth cert (household possessions), which stated his surname was BALLS [Edward] born 1850 Yaxley. We then found a marriage for Edward BALLS and Mary Elizabeth PHILLIPS, 20 September 1849 Yaxley. Her father is stated as Thomas PHILLIPS, but his father is down as Edward STONE. Another cousin unearthed her great-gf's birth cert (2nd child), which stated his birth was in Whittlesey in 1852. His surname is also BALLS. So we find they are using the STONE surname, but registering the children under BALLS. We've yet to find the 3rd child, Alice born c1854, under either surname with the correct parents. Nor can we properly identify Mary Elizabeth PHILLIPS with the correct mother. There were 2 Thomas PHILLIPS' who had daughters born around the same time, in Yaxley, with the forename Mary. The family arrived in Halifax County Nova Scotia c1855. No passenger list, so far located, has them under either surname. All successive children were born in Halifax Co. NS and nearly the whole family (7sons & 2 daughters) is well documented from that time on. In a 1948 newspaper item, 92 year old son John states "my family came from Yorkshire". We are still stuck in Hunts, looking for leads, which so far don't go in any direction. Fourth son, Benjamin STONE (1858-1941) married (c1883 Halifax) Sarah Louisa DAVENPORT (c1864-1932). For a short time they resided in Clarkston & Spokane Washington. Then lived in Riverside California for 60 years, where both died childless. A niece, Margaret Ellis STONE (24 Feb 1883 Dartmouth NS - 1 Dec 1965 San Diego) wife of G. D, ERVIN; daughter of 2nd son Robert STONE and Margaret MCKENZIE was living in Pacific Beach, in 1941. Oldest daughter Alice [BALLS] STONE (c1854-1942) married (c1882) James E. KERR (c1855-1922). They lived first in Millbank South Dakota, then Spokane Washington. One son James A. KERR (unkn BMD). Sixth son, Charles STONE (c1866-?) first lived in Windum Minnesota, later thought to have gone to Idaho or perhaps Utah. Nothing more is known regarding him. Second daughter Rebecca STONE is 18 years old in 1881 census. Whilst all the others are mentioned in Edward Bauld STONE;s (BALLS') probate records of May 1903, Rebecca is not. We can find no death nor marriage records for her. The other sons remained in Nova Scotia (Halifax, Oxford & Cumberland Counties), with their escendants now scattered throughout Canada & the USA, although the majority are still in Nova Scotia. Any connections? Toni ~ Ontario

Yes, Hunts is a small county, and that I think is the reason. The number of postings per month is reasonably constant (but if it weren't for Jim Bundy and his invaluable Eaton Socon transcripts the numbers would look pretty sick some months!) And it's the holiday season (or was since schools seem to have gone back) Perhaps Rootschat has taken some of the trade? David > Message du 04/09/05 10:41 > De : "Phoebe" <fcutting@alphalink.com.au> > A : ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com > Copie à : > Objet : thank you for help on Woodston, bastardy orders and EDIS > > This is a general thank you, before I reply individually, for the help > I've received on the above topics. It proved that the list wasn't > asleep, too! I've been on it before and found it very quiet, as it is at > present - does anyone have any theories about why this is so? Is it > because Hunts is so tiny? If that's it, perhaps we're all related. Now > that could be fun! So I'll send another message, with all my names, and > see what that turns up. > > All the best, > > Phoebe > > >

Hello People, I'm researching Thomas BECK, b. abt 1785, m. Sarah PICKER in 1807 in St. Ives. I'm looking for any information that will help me discover their parents or any other family members. There are three other BECK families in St. Ives around that time: James Beck, Robert Beck and John Beck. I would like to try and find out if these families are of any relation to my Thomas Beck family. Are these gentlemen familiar to anyone? Thank you Kathy Irwin Odessa, TX USA condor@texasonline.net kathy1619@yahoo.com

William F Cooke was Born in Huntingdonshire, I would like to know if there is census for 1841 and 1831 for Huntindonshire. If there is can some one look him up for me and his household. I do not know who his parents were, but the 1851 census says he was born in Huntindonshire and by then was living in bedfordshire. He was born in 1813 and Married in Bedfordshire in 1833 to a Frances (Fannie) Warden. I sure would love to find out who his and her parents were. If any one else is working on this same line and has information please email me. Thank you for any help lended. Silvers

Probably a combination of the fine weather here in the UK and the school summer holidays, the latter are just ending. A number of other lists are similarly quiet. As to Huntingdonshire names: CADWELL, David, bap 11 May 1828 in Great Paxton, second son of John and Elizabeth - I don't have their marriage yet. David married Emily MIDDLETON (b 1824-5 in Buckden, father Samuel) on 5 Jun 1848 in Buckden. The Cadwells seem to have some association with Willian and Ann FLANDERS, 2 of the children of John & Elizabeth are with them in Eaton Socon in Bedfordshire in 1841 and another bears the name William Flanders CADWELL. Colin Moretti I'm a member of the Anglo-Italian Family History Society http://www.anglo-italianfhs.org.uk Looking for McQUOIN, MORETTI, PAGLIANO, BARGMAN, in London, pre 1840 CADWELL & MILLER in Huntingdon & Cambridgeshire TYAS, IVESON, WOOD, ABBOTT in Yorkshire ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane" <cejayjo@blueyonder.co.uk> To: <ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 10:57 AM Subject: Quiet list > Hi Phoebe & other listers > > I agree with you that this is a quiet list though why??? but it's still a > great list & I'm a member of the Huntingdonshire FHS which has helped me > greatly > > Sorry that I'm not researching any of your names - I'm after the the name > GALE from the Sawtry areas though my little branch moved to Whittlesey in > the Fens by 1837 > > Best wishes > Jane > Essex > > >

Like Phoebe I had been hoping to see some reaction to my request of 25th Aug. at least to see my original email on the screen, but no!. The subject line read:- CULPIN at Stanground, St. John Baptist. What do I do next? I'm new to this list, perhaps there is some procedure that I am not aware of? Hopefully Maeve in Ewhurst, Surrey

Hi Phoebe & other listers I agree with you that this is a quiet list though why??? but it's still a great list & I'm a member of the Huntingdonshire FHS which has helped me greatly Sorry that I'm not researching any of your names - I'm after the the name GALE from the Sawtry areas though my little branch moved to Whittlesey in the Fens by 1837 Best wishes Jane Essex

David & Phoebe, I've been on this list for about 5 years and it has always been a quiet one. Perhaps due, as you said David, to Hunts being a rather small [and less populated] county. Over time, I think it's boundaries may have changed more drastically than some others as well. It often appears to me, that most of the researchers' ancestors came from the larger centres, and not so much the 'countryside'. I've scant info on mine, who came from Yaxley. Rarely do I see anyone asking about that village. It would indeed be nice Phoebe, if we were all related, but I'm beginning to think my lot were transplants from other counties. We know one was for sure. I too will send my info separately. Here in Ontario Canada, the children go back to school on Tuesday. Toni

(Date) (Name/Item) (Amount) June 4 Pd Thos Newman 2 W James 1/6 0/3/6 Sar Jarvis 1/ Thody 4/ 0/5/0 James Fulch 4/ Nutty & Wid Briggs 10/ 0/14/0 James Jarvis 1/ Christ Cross 4/ 0/5/0 Thos Martin 2/ T Dawson 1/ 0/3/0 Jona Rowlett 3/ Jos Newman 2/ 0/5/0 Thody's Child 1/6 T Rowlett 6/ 0/7/6 S Furniss 6/ Griffin 2/6 0/8/6 S Walker 4/ W Gardner 6/ 0/10/0 Lofty Richardson 6/ J Quick 4/ 0/10/0 W Foot 1/ Appleby 2/6 0/3/6 S Sallaway Junr 0/3/6 T Chessham for Mendg pr of Shoes 0/4/6 Wid Day 2/ Rt Smith 4/6 0/6/6 W Stokes 2/6 T Cullup 1/ 0/3/6 Wid Allison 2/6 Brown 4/ 0/6/6 Robin Barns 1/ Jno Smith 2/6 0/3/6 G Townsend 4/ Jno Mason 3/ 0/7/0 Jno Medley 5/ H Bastefield 3/ 0/8/0 W Barker 1/ T Townsend 4/ 0/5/0 S Braybrooks 3/6 Ray 2/6 0/6/0 Wid Thornton 1/6 Sallaway 2/6 0/4/0 Gobby 3/ Wid Gardner 5/ 0/8/0 Wid Gardner part for pr of shoes 0/2/0 R Quince 2/6 Ma Fisher 0/5/6 T Walker 2/ Booth's Child 2/ 0/4/0 Geo Mayes 0/3/0 For Signing the Examinations 0/2/6 5 Pd Mary Shelton fortnight's pay 0/4/0 Jno Smith in the Ford 0/2/0 Attending the Justices Meetg 0/2/6 W Taylor 4/ 0/4/0 6 Pr of shoes for Rt Smith 0/3/0 Removing of Speechly 0/4/6 Thos Wright 0/10/6 Chessham for Mendg Shoes for Wid Park's Son 0/3/3 Rt Quince 1/6 W Simpson 2/ 0/3/6 (totals) 75/5/3

Dear Hunts Listers, The county is small, but I believe another reason this list tends to be so quiet is the lack of easy public access to the parish records. Yes the Hunts FHS has produced some, but there is still a LONG way to go to have them all trnascribed and published, and even then, I doubt the miscellaneous types of records, those other than baptisms, marriages, and burials, will ever get published in my lifetime. :) I'd dearly love to have easy access to St Neots and Eynesbury, where mine moved, back and forth to/from Eaton Socon just across the River Great Ouse. Jim Bundy Page 188 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1897 (born) June? 3 1896 Jany 31st Sarah Jane Samuel & Mary Ann Markham Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Nov 13 1896 Jany 31st Emily Elizabeth William Joseph & Emily Pridmore Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest July 20th 1896 Jany 31st Emily William Richard & Sarah Ann Adams Eaton Ford Mason Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest July 21st 1896 Jany 31st Frank William Richard & Sarah Ann Adams Eaton Ford Mason Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest April 11th 1895 Feby 24th Sarah John Thomas & Sarah Barlow Eaton Socon Baker Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest May 19th 1892 Feby 24th Kate John Thomas & Sarah Barlow Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest March 8th John Alfred & Emily Smith Eaton Socon Tinman T R Horley Vicar 8th Sept 1896 March 12th Alfred John Alfred & Emma Lovitt Eaton Ford Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Page 189 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1897 (born) 10th Sept 1895 March 12th Gladys James & Alice Norman Eaton Ford Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest 6th Novr 1896 March 12th Thomas George James & Alice Norman Eaton Ford Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest 10th May 1893 March 12th Hilda Rose James & Alice Norman Eaton Ford Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Decr 9th 1872 March 23rd Louisa William & Lois Clark Eaton Socon Laborer T R Horley Vicar 7th March 1897 May 1st Dorothy Louise Henry William & Carrie Louise Schneider Wood Green London Clerk T R Horley Vicar April 23rd 1897 May 30th Alfred Arthur & Emma Huckle Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand April 13th May 30th William Frederick ("Frederick &" lined out) Martha ("Goodliffe" lined out) Durham Eaton Socon Single Woman Robert Mclelleand April 26th May 30th Herbert Abraham Clara Jane Durham Eaton Socon Single Woman Robert Mclelleand Page 190 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1897 (born) Jan 21st 1897 July 25th Annie Maud Arthur & Fanny Ball Duloe Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest June 27th 1897 August 8th William George George & Sarah Jane Nicholls Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Sept 24th 1896 August 29th Louisa Maude Samuel & Alma Smith Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest July 16th 1897 August 29 Blanche Lily Robert & Eliza Smith Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Feby 8th 1897 August 29th William Erran Samuel & Ada Eliza Morby Eynesbury Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest April 8th 1890 August 29th Florence May Christopher & Elizabeth Smith Duloe Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Decr 25th 1892 August 29th Kate Christopher & Elizabeth Smith Duloe Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest June 7th 1891 August 29th Alice Christopher & Elizabeth Smith Duloe Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Page 191 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1897 September 5th Jabez Arthur Son of Lucy Robottom Battersea G Rideallock Priest (born) Oct 17th 1897 Decr 6th Ruth Kathren William & Millicent Jane Peck Eaton Socon Butcher Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Novr 9th 1897 Decr 26th Frederick Albert Arthur & Emma Giblett Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest 1898 Oct 31st 1897 January 30th Violet Florence Arthur & Florence Cooper Wyboston Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest 19th July 1897 January 30th Dora Sarah Lavinia Clark Union House Single Woman Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Novr 13th 1897 February 26th Violet Rose William Joyce & Sarah Ann Beesley Duloe Blacksmith Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest Jan 3rd 1898 February 26th Dorothy Frank & Kate Flowerdew Eaton Socon Main Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest 23 June 1895 March 21 Ernest George George & Mary Ann Crow Eaton Socon Laborer Robert Mclelleand Asst Priest

Hello again. Can anyone tell me where to start looking for Bastardy Orders in Hunts, c. 1883, in the Peterborough area? Thanks, Phoebe

Hello. Can anyone help me with these initials? Woodstone USD is given as my grandfather's birthplace in 1883. It probably has some connection to the Poor Laws, perhaps representing a maternity home for unmarried women. Phoebe

Hello from Melbourne. Is anyone researching this family? An Edis Sharman (b. 1837 in Hunts) in my mother's family was descended from Mary Edis (b. 1775 in Hunts), and Edis also occurs as a given name in Crowland, Lincs, from 1864 - in this case an Edis Cherrington. It's an unusual name and I'm pursuing the possibility of family ties between the two. The geographical area involved crosses couunty boundaries but is very small. Phoebe

Hello Everyone This is not directly relevant to the original message, but just in case it rings any bells of interest with anyone i thought i'd share it in my Tree I have 2 people with the Christian name of Edis. There surname was FITZJOHN and they were father and son, baptised in Whittlesey, Cambs, in 1753 and 1787 respectively. They are connected to my ANKER ancestors which is how i've come across them Regards David Anker Hello from Melbourne. Is anyone researching this family? An Edis Sharman (b. 1837 in Hunts) in my mother's family was descended from Mary Edis (b. 1775 in Hunts), and Edis also occurs as a given name in Crowland, Lincs, from 1864 - in this case an Edis Cherrington. It's an unusual name and I'm pursuing the possibility of family ties between the two. The geographical area involved crosses couunty boundaries but is very small. Phoebe

Hello Phoebe Urban Sanitary District Nothing (particularly) to do with the poor laws, just an early manifestation of the local council system Colin Moretti I'm a member of the Anglo-Italian Family History Society http://www.anglo-italianfhs.org.uk Looking for MORETTI, PAGLIANO, BARGMAN, in London CADWELL & MILLER in Cambridgeshire & Huntingdon TYAS, IVESON, WOOD, ABBOTT in Yorkshire ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phoebe" <fcutting@alphalink.com.au> To: <ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 5:31 AM Subject: Woodstone USD > Hello. > > Can anyone help me with these initials? Woodstone USD is given as my > grandfather's birthplace in 1883. It probably has some connection to the > Poor Laws, perhaps representing a maternity home for unmarried women. > > Phoebe > >

It depends whereabouts in Peterborough! as its a nightmare depending on where you ancestor lived in the city. Woodston, Stanground, and Fletton were in Hunts, the rest in Northants. I am off to the Record office in Huntingdon in a couple of weeks and if you want me look anything up and I have enough time. I also have access to the census from 1861 - 1902 so if you want anything looking up just let me know Karen Peterborough UK

Hi I think the USD is urban sub district, Woodston is very close to Peterborough. Karen Peterborough

This page contains an important entry for my own family, namely the nomination of John Paton of Meadowhead as Elder. Peiter Dunlope may be related also. BTW, as I'm currently working on earlier pages, it seems that the term "enemie" here refers to doing business with someone not affiliated with the church (unbeliever?). But, I still don't understand the widespread cases of "taking something from the nybor/myther". Something strange was going on in these times. Jim Bundy Page 9 The qlk day Jonet Wallace wyfe to Wm Purtem in mach? Delaitit for taking sum of guds out of hir nybors hous in the Lords Day As also David Fultonne was delaitit for taking ane fyr mans harront of air on the Lords Day As also Peiter Dunlope in Gaineleitche for taking some thing out of his nytbors hous on ane weik day as also for buying ane hors from ? of the enemie As also David Wyllie in Hairlaw for taking something out of his mythers hous on ane weik day and ordained all the forsds persones to be sumnd to the nixt Sessionne Sessionne July 22 1646 Sat The qlk day Compeired Jonet Wallace and confest according to the delationne and is decerned to satisfie as said is in the lyke The qlk day the Sessione apoynts anew in Panne of the said deacon of the inst Session day Sat The qlk day compeired David Fultonn and confest according to the delationne as also Peiter Dunlope confest according to the delation and both of them ar ordained to satisfie as in so as Jonet Wallace Sat The qlk day compeired Jonet Wallace and confest according to the delationne and is ordained to acknowledge the same the nixt Lords Day before the congregationne Sessionne July 31 1646 App The qlk day the Sessione nominats & chuses Sir Wm Muir heritor of Rowallane knyt Adame Muir in Glaister and Thomas Gemill in Dalsraith to treat and agrie wt the Sessonne of Kilmarnock for sume compts & Debts mighting be the said Sessonne to this kirk & Sessionne and sumes therein full comissonne that effect The qlk day compeired John Gemill and his witness was legalie deponed was decided the Sessonne ry?nes a confest to presbitrie recast being extraordinarie The qlk day the Sessionne considering that thair hes no eldership electit since the minister was admittit finds it now results that thair be ane new electionne of elders and deacones for the satisfacionnes of thes offices within the congregationne This Sessionne nominats thes personnes following for elder Viz For the Lands of Rowallane Sir Williame Muir herritor of Rowallane knyt John Lowrie in Breirbushe Johne Thomsone in Potrustan Rt Mi? there John Wilsonne in hourshill in meichirnok Johne Ried in warnockland For the Lands of Pollkellie Thomas Bar parr in Bargray Wm Bar there Wm Wyllie in Grie For Finik Rt Gemill there For Ce? Wm Montgomrie in Midland John Hog in Ardnes & Johne ? in Kirkinhalls For the Lands of Raith Thomas Gemill of Gal? & Thomas Findlay of Darquhilling For Hartshaw Muir Johne Patoun in Midowheid And thes persones following for De(acons) Williame Power in finik George Powrie in Righill Johne ? dronne for James Tiuler in Collarie James Ledher ? ? Whyt in craigendunton & James Smyth in ?

(Date) (Name/Item) (Amount) 1800 Brot Over 34/7/9 Pd John Mason 3/ T Cullup 1/ 0/4/0 Wid Allison 2/6 Rt Quince 2/6 0/5/0 T Townsend 4/ Sumpter 3/ 0/7/0 Gobby 3/ S Sallaway Senr 2/6 0/5/6 Thornton 1/6 Gardner 5/ 0/6/6 T Rowlett 4/6 Wid Ray 3/ 0/7/6 Ma Fisher 2/ Booth's Child 2/ 0/4/0 T Walker 2/ Jos Newman 2/ 0/4/0 Wid Brown 4/ W Taylor 4/ 0/8/0 May 29 W Barker 1/ Witherow's Child 3/6 0/4/6 Pd Matt Appleby 0/2/6 Fulch 1/ Braybrooks 1/ 0/2/0 Wid Harper 6/ Bolton 5/ 0/11/0 30th A Letter from London 0/0/6 Jno Markham 4/ 0/4/0 Pd Edwd Sabey a Bill 1/13/3 ½ Do for the Workhouse 10/7/6 Cooper Dust 3/6 Quince 2/ 0/5/6 Simpson 1/6 Teat 2/6 0/4/0 Sent W Peacock 1/1/0 June 1 Pd Mary Clark 0/2/0 S Spackly 7/6 W Hull 2/ 0/9/6 Shadbolt 3/ Attwood 5/ 0/8/0 Valentine 3/ Johnson 4/ 0/7/0 Wid Peck 4/ Hix 1/ 0/5/0 Jno Newman 4/ Oakley 1/ 0/5/0 Ann Muffin 5/ Neal 2/ 0/7/0 Eliz Endersby 1/6 Wid Sarjant 3/ 0/4/6 Wid Day 5/ Eliz Day 2/6 0/7/6 Pheby Darlow 5/ Emery 1/ 0/6/0 Simon Bass 3/ Edy Barker 2/ 0/5/0 Wid Barker 4/ Wid Lee 2/ 0/6/0 Grace Briley 1/6 Cranford 1/6 0/3/0 Ma Brown 1/6 Ma Oakley 1/6 0/3/0 Eliz Goodchilds 1/ Eliz Bolton 1/ 0/2/0 Markham 3/ Simpson 5/ 0/8/0 Britt Brace 2/ T Robinson 5/ 0/7/0 (total) Card forwd 65/10/0 ½

Page 184 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1896 (born) Jan 14th 1896 Feb 26th Francis William John William & Martha Cox Cottred Herts Groom G C Graham Curate Feb 18th 1896 March 29th Florence Hilda Arthur & Susan Elizabeth Watts Eaton Socon Bricklayer G C Graham Curate Sep 30th 1895 March 29th Albert Rodney Louisa Barringer Eaton Socon G C Graham Curate Jan 6th 1896 April 26th Mabel Lilian Agnes Alfred & Ronna Ball Eaton Socon Labourer G C Graham Curate Feb 5th 1896 April 26th Herbert Charles William & Miriam Freeman Eaton Ford Labourer G C Graham Curate Nov 21st 1895 April 26th Corlet Jenie James & Kate Barringer Eaton Ford Labourer G C Graham Curate Nov 13th 1895 April 26th Arthur Benj Thomas & Susanna Barringer Eaton Ford Labourer G C Graham Curate Dec 8th 1895 April 26th Constance William & Ellen Cooper Eaton Socon Labourer G C Graham Curate Page 185 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1896 (born) June 1st 1893 April 26th Gladys Mary William & Ellen Cooper Eaton Socon Labourer G C Graham Curate Feb 11th 1896 April 26th Mabel Jenette Robert James Cuthbert & Harriet Stocker Eaton Socon Labourer G C Graham Curate Feb 15th 1896 May 31st Mary Emma Arthur James & Emma Giblett Eaton Socon Labourer G C Graham Curate May 16th 1896 June 28th Rose Thomas George & Esther Abbott Eaton Socon Labourer Robert McCleland Off Priest June 22 1891 June 28th Frank Henry & Maria Markham Eaton Ford Labourer Robert McCleland Off Priest May 31 1894 June 28th George Henry & Maria Markham Eaton Ford Labourer Robert McCleland Off Priest May 16 1896 June 28th Ada Elizabeth Walter & Elizabeth Markham Eaton Ford Labourer Robert McCleland Off Priest June 23 1896 July 3rd Frederick George Tom & Mary Ann Humphrey Eaton Socon Groom Robert McCleland Off Priest Page 186 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed July 4th William Jesse & Martha Chapman Eaton Socon Labourer T R Horley Vicar July 4th John Jesse & Martha Chapman Eaton Socon Labourer T R Horley Vicar July 4th Arthur Jesse & Martha Chapman Eaton Socon Labourer T R Horley Vicar July 4th Grace Jesse & Martha Chapman Eaton Socon Labourer T R Horley Vicar July 4th Edward Jesse & Martha Chapman Eaton Socon Labourer T R Horley Vicar (born) May 4th 1896 August 3rd Frederick George George & Ada Stocks Eaton Socon Carpenter Robert McCleland June 20th 1896 August 13th Albert George Charles & Eliza Ann Watts Eaton Socon Labourer Robert McCleland Asst Priest Page 187 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1896 (born) July 1st 1896 Aug 30th Florence Lily Joseph & Susan Thornton Eaton Socon Labourer Robert McCleland Asst Priest July 29th 1896 Aug 30th Charles Samuel Samuel & Alice Eliza Darrington Wyboston in Eaton Socon Labourer Robert McCleland Asst Priest July 13th 1896 Sept 11th Albert William Joseph & Elizabeth Thody Eaton Socon Market Gardener Robert McCleland Asst Priest June 11th 1896 Sept 17th Dennis Leonard Charles Henry & Laura Crowe 68 Marfields Road Camden Sq London Railway Guard Robert McCleland Asst Priest July 25th 1896 Septr 27th Thomas Henry Victor Harry & Alice Elizabeth Oakley Eaton Socon Labourer Robert McCleland Asst Priest Sept 15th 1896 Oct 25th Frederick Charles Frederick & Emma Simons Eaton Ford Stone Mason Robert McCleland Asst Priest 1897 Feby 8th 1896 January 18th Herbert William Job & Eliza Elliott Eaton Socon Labourer Robert McCleland Asst Priest Decr 10th 1896 Jany 31st Charles Walter Frank & Rosa Merlin Eaton Socon Black Smith Robert McCleland Asst Priest