Hi Howard William HINTON married Ann YOUNG in the Headington Registration District (which includes Cuddesdon) in Jan-Mar 1870 (Ref: 3b.652b). I have William YOUNG marrying Anne STONE on 15 Sept 1845. Later she marries William HINTON on 1 March 1870 as Ann YOUNG (nee STONE) as per the above ref. Cheers Doug Hinton -----Original Message----- From: oxfordshire-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:oxfordshire-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Howard Fuller Sent: Wednesday, 7 September 2011 2:26 PM To: oxfordshire@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [OXF] HINTON - CUDDESDON, OXF Hi Doug, On 05/09/2011 23:51, you wrote: > In the 1881 Census there is a reference to Village Street, Cuddesdon. Would > anyone with local knowledge please advise if today's High Street was once > called Village Street. If not, where in Cuddesdon is Village Street. I > checked Google Earth and it does not show up which makes me think Village > Street has undergone a name change. > Regards > Doug Hinton > Canberra AUST The one road through the small village of Cuddesdon is the Village Street! The description applies to many of the villages in the censuses. The same road continues downhill to the hamlet of Denton, half a mile away. You also wrote: William HINTON, born 1836 Cuddesdon OXF, married Ann STONE on 1 March 1870, Cuddesdon. Ann died in 1873 while William died in 1887 at Denton and buried on 24 March 1887 in Cuddesdon. A quick check of the 1881 Census did not show William. If anyone has access to the 1871 Census could they do a lookup pls. And you wrote this: I'm looking for a Death and Marriage for William HINTON, bap 1879, Denton, Oxf, father William HINTON (1836-1887), mother Mary MATHEWS born Patney (1849-1900). If William (1879) married, list wife and children of that marriage. =============== Here is William HINTON and his family at Cuddesdon (in the "Village Street") in the 1881 Census (Piece 1495, Folio 36): HINTON William, HD m 44, ag.lab, OXF Cuddesden [1836]* HINTON Mary, WI m 32, ---, WIL Patney [1848]* HINTON Emma,** DA u 22, dom.svt, OXF Cuddesden [1858]* HINTON James SO u 17, ag.lab, OXF Cuddesden [1863]* HINTON Edward,** SO u 15, ag.lab, OXF Cuddesden [1865]* HINTON Sarah E, DA 3, ---, OXF Denton [1877]* HINTON William J, SO 1, ---, OXF Denton [1879]* * estimated dates of birth ** resident a few doors away with Charles JENNINGS. William HINTON (1836-1887) married Mary MAT(T)HEWS (1849-1900) in the Headington Registration District in the Oct-Dec Quarter of 1876 (Ref: 3a.1049). [The marriage probably took place at Cuddesdon but I don't have access to the register at the moment to check.] And here is William HINTON and a different wife and family ten years earlier in the 1871 Census of Cuddesdon (Piece 1433, Folio 38): HINTON William, HD m 34, labourer, OXF Cuddesdon [1836] HINTON Ann, WI m 44, ---, OXF Cuddesdon [1826] HINTON Emma, DA 12, scholar, OXF Cuddesdon [1858] HINTON James, SO 7, scholar, OXF Cuddesdon [1863] HINTON Elizabeth, DA 5, scholar, OXF Cuddesdon [1865] YOUNG William H, SL u 22, labourer, OXF Cuddesdon [1848] YOUNG Walter, SL u 17, shepherd, OXF Cuddesdon [1853] YOUNG Charles, SL 13, labourer, OXF Cuddesdon [1857] YOUNG Minnie, DL 9, scholar, OXF Cuddesdon [1861] YOUNG Lewis, SL 6, scholar, OXF Cuddesdon [1864] [SL/DL = son/dau in law = step son/dau] William HINTON married Ann YOUNG in the Headington Registration District (which includes Cuddesdon) in Jan-Mar 1870 (Ref: 3b.652b). William HINTON and Ann HINTON had evidently both been married before. Emma (12), James (7) and Elizabeth (5) were from William's first marriage, possibly to Elizabeth JAMES in the Headington Registration District in the Oct-Dec Quarter of 1854 (Ref: 3a.901). And the five YOUNGs were the children of Ann's first marriage. The 1851 Census of Cuddesdon & Denton (Piece 1727, Folio 22) goes some way to confirm that: YOUNG William, HD m 32, labourer, OXF Denton [1818] YOUNG Ann, WI m 26, ---, OXF Cuddesden [1824] YOUNG William, SO 2, ---, OXF Cuddesden [1848] [I do not have access to the 1861 Census at the moment.] William YOUNG's death (probably in Cuddesdon) was registered in the Headington Registration District in the Apr-Jun Quarter of 1864 (Ref: 3a.362). I hope to be able to access more records in a couple of weeks time to confirm some of the missing entries. Regards, Howard ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OFHS Open Day - 1 October in Woodstock www.ofhs.org.uk ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OXFORDSHIRE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message