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Denford Baptisms 1832-1920 (Sorted by Date) Denford Baptisms (sorted by date) Date of [Calculated Child's Forename S/D Father's Forename Mother's Forename Father's Surname Address Occupation Notes Baptism Date Field] 06-Oct-1832 1832-20-06 Apsley S George Charlotte Cherry Denford House Esquire 29-Dec-1833 1833-22-29 Mary Jane D Richard Jane Allen Denford Bailiff 04-Oct-1835 1835-20-04 Emman Anne D Richard Jane Allen Denford Bailiff 09-Jul-1837 1837-17-09 James Richard S Richard Jane Allen Denford Bailiff 20-Jun-1841 1841-16-20 Charles S Thomas Maria Owen Denford Servant 19-Dec-1841 1841-22-19 Jane D Anthony Jane Edwards Denford Labourer 09-Jul-1843 1843-17-09 Eliza D Thomas Maria Owen Denford Servant 11-Aug-1844 1844-18-11 Eliza D Anthony Jane Edwards Denford Labourer 20-Oct-1844 1844-20-20 William Thomas S (Base Born) Elizabeth Ford Denford Single woman Base born 10-Aug-1845 1845-18-10 Maria D Thomas Maria Owen Denford Servant 13-Dec-1846 1846-22-13 Anthony S Anthony Jane Edwards Denford Labourer 05-Jan-1849 1849-11-05 Mary Moulding D Edward Emma Hayter Denford Farmer 07-Jan-1851 1851-11-07 Sarah Moulding D Edward Emma Hayter Denford Farm Farmer 22-Jun-1851 1851-16-22 Frederick William S William Margaret Duncan Dunn Denford House Lt Col Royal Artillery 18-Jan-1853 1853-11-18 Edward George S Edward Emma Hayter Denford Farm Farmer This child is regustered as Edward Hayter only in the General Registry on 11 May 1852 30-Dec-1853 1853-22-30 William Henry S Edward Emma Hayter Denford Farm Farmer 04-Jun-1854 1854-16-04 Jane D John Ann Read Denford Labourer 27-Apr-1856 1856-14-27 William Goodenough S Edward Emma Hayter Denford Farm Farmer 16-Nov-1856 1856-21-16 Mary D Charles Mary Riley Denford Gardener 01-Nov-1857 1857-21-01 Reginald John S John Emily Jane Smith Binderton Esquire Binderton, County of Sussex 10-Oct-1858 1858-20-10 John S Edward Emma Hayter Denford Farmer 03-Apr-1859 1859-14-03 Alfred William S John Ann Read Denford Gardener 16-Dec-1860 1860-22-16 William Daniel S (xx) Maria Cook Shorts Farm Domestic Servant 27-Feb-1861 1861-12-27 John George S George Margaret Bungey Denford Mill Miller 25-Aug-1861 1861-18-25 Emily D John Ann Read Denford Gardener 12-Jan-1862 1862-11-12 Alice Gertrude D Francis Jane Harris Denford Gardener 00-Feb-1862 1862-12-00 George S Edward Emma Hayter Denford Farmer (privately Capt.) 27-Feb-1863 1863-12-27 George Robert S George Margaret Bungey Denford Mill Miller 17-Jan-1864 1864-11-17 Frank Charles S Francis Jane Harris Denford Gardener 03-Apr-1964 1964-14-03 Henry William S Edward Toomer Anne Piercy Denford Bailiff 26-Jun-1864 1864-16-26 Annie Maria D Charles Harriet Wooldridge Denford Labourer 30-Mar-1866 1866-13-30 William Walter Guy S Francis Jane Harris Denford Gardener 24-Mar-1867 1867-13-24 Rachel Charlotte Louisa D John Emily Jane Smith Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset Esquire 24-Mar-1867 1867-13-24 George Walter S John Emily Jane Smith Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset Esquire Admitted into the church having been privately baptised on 20th June 1865 in St Marylebone, Middlesex. 28-Apr-1867 1867-14-28 Elizabeth Ann D Charles Harriet Wooldridge Denford Labourer 17-Nov-1867 1867-21-17 Mary D Henry Maria Walker Denford Labourer 23-Feb-1868 1868-12-23 William S James Ann Evans Denford Labourer 19-Jul-1867 1867-17-19 John S Stephen Sarah Lawrence Denford Shepherd 02-Aug-1868 1868-18-02 May D Francis Jane Harris Denford Gardener 07-Aug-1870 1870-18-07 Agnes D James Anne Evans Denford Labourer 21-Aug-1870 1870-18-21 Agnes D Henry Maria Walker Lower Denford Labourer 02-Oct-1870 1870-20-02 Walter S Jeremiah Jane Gregory North Denford Labourer 02-Oct-1870 1870-20-02 Annie Maria D George Emma Sherman North Denford Labourer 09-Apr-1871 1871-14-09 Madeline Louise D William Emily Jane Deacon Kensington, Middlesex Gardener 16-Jul-1871 1871-17-16 Frederick Sarah Marion D Frederic John Sarah Mary Amelia Allen North Denford Farmer 07-Jan-1872 1872-11-07 Leonard S William Emma Dobson Denford Labourer Page 1 of 4 Denford Baptisms (sorted by date) 17-Mar-1872 1872-13-17 John S Henry Eliza Groves Denford Labourer 29-Dec-1872 1872-22-29 Julia D Henry Maria Walker Lower Denford Labourer 19-Jan-1873 1873-11-19 Frederic James S George Emma Sherman North Denford Labourer 02-Feb-1873 1873-12-02 Eliza Ann D James Ann Evans Denford Labourer 29-Jun-1873 1873-16-29 George Ernest S Stephen Sarah Lawrence Denford Shepherd 18-Jul-1873 1873-17-18 William John S Henry Eliza Groves Denford Carter 17-Jan-1875 1875-11-17 Emily D Alfred Ellen Dudley Denford Carter 02-Feb-1875 1875-12-02 Charles S Henry Eliza Groves Lower Denford Carter 11-Apr-1875 1875-14-11 Ralph S George Margaret Bungey Denford Mill Miller 04-Jul-1875 1875-17-04 Selina Jane D George Emma Sherman North Denford Labourer 25-Dec-1875 1875-22-25 George Victor S Francis Jane Harris Denford Gardener 30-Jan-1876 1876-11-30 Kate Mitchell D Charles Fanny Cooke Denford Coachman 18-Jun-1876 1876-16-18 William S Alfred Ellen Dudley Denford Carter 27-Aug-1876 1876-18-27 Emily Edith D Henry Maria Walker Lower Denford Labourer 11-Jan-1877 1877-11-11 Thomas S Henry Eliza Groves Lower Denford Labourer 08-Apr-1877 1877-14-08 Florence Jane D Charles Fanny Cooke Denford Coachman 25-Dec-1877 1877-22-25 Willie Henry Victor S William Emily Deacon Red Lion Square, Oxford Gardener 20-Jan-1878 1878-11-20 Louisa Anne D Sydney Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 02-Apr-1878 1878-14-02 Sarah Ann D Henry Sarah Eatwell Denford Shepherd 06-Oct-1878 1878-20-06 Edith Emily D George Emma Sherman North Denford Labourer 16-Mar-1879 1879-13-16 Henry William S Henry Maria Walker Lower Denford Labourer 25-May-1879 1879-15-25 Emily D Henry Eliza Groves Lower Denford Labourer 22-Jun-1879 1879-16-22 Emma Alice D Sydney Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 06-Jul-1879 1879-17-06 William James S Sidney Emma Newman Lower Denford Labourer 05-Oct-1879 1879-20-05 Charles James S Charles Fanny Cooke Denford Coachman 02-May-1880 1880-15-02 Fanny Louisa D Henry Maria Walker Lower Denford Labourer 16-Jan-1881 1881-11-16 William James S Henry Eliza Groves Denford Labourer 03-Apr-1881 1881-14-03 William Henry S Arthur George Elizabeth Marriner Lower Denford Labourer 10-Apr-1881 1881-14-10 Frederick William S Stephen Sarah Lawrence Denford Shepherd 19-Jun-1881 1881-16-19 Edith Blanche D Charles Fanny Cooke Denford Coachman 19-Jun-1881 1881-16-19 William George S Daniel Sarah Talbot Denford Shepherd 11-Sep-1881 1881-19-11 Ada Agnes D Sidney Thomas Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 26-Feb-1882 1882-12-26 Arthur Harry S Sidney Emma Newman Lower Denford Labourer 13-Aug-1882 1882-18-13 Sidney George S William Emily Deacon Charles St., St John's Wood Gardener 27-Aug-1882 1882-18-27 Arthur Harry S George Emma Sherman North Denford Labourer 19-Nov-1882 1882-21-19 Charles Edward S Robert Edward Alice Inchley North Denford Labourer 03-Dec-1882 1882-22-03 Ernest Albert S Charles Fanny Cooke Denford Coachman 01-Jul-1883 1883-17-01 Elizabeth Mary D Arthur George Elizabeth Marriner Lower Denford Labourer 29-Jul-1883 1883-17-29 Edith Sarah D Sidney Thomas Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 29-Jul-1883 1883-17-29 Rose Ellen D James Elizabeth Matilda Garratt Northbrook St, Newbury Brewer's man 30-Mar-1884 1884-13-30 Vashte D Laban Sarah Chamberlain North Denford Woodman 10-Aug-1884 1884-18-10 George James S Robert Edward Alice Inchley North Denford Labourer 18-Sep-1884 1884-19-18 Edmond Cornelius John S Charles Fanny Cooke Denford Coachman 24-Mar-1885 1885-13-24 Alfred John S Elijah Eliza Griffin Lower Denford Labourer 09-Aug-1885 1885-18-09 Harry S Laban Sarah Chamberlain North Denford Woodman 04-Oct-1885 1885-20-04 Alice Maude D Arthur George Elizabeth Marriner Lower Denford Labourer 25-Feb-1886 1886-12-25 Apsley George Benet S Apsley Evelyn Edith Cherry Lansdown Rd, Bedford Colonel 15-Aug-1886 1886-18-15 Emily Eliza Anne D Robert Alice Inchley North Denford Carter 06-Sep-1886 1886-19-06 Herbert William S Sidney Thomas Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 31-Aug-1887 1887-18-31 Ralph Edward S Elijah Eliza Griffin Lower Denford Labourer 18-Dec-1887 1887-22-18 William Edgar S George Emma Sherman North Denford Labourer 20-May-1888 1888-15-20 Frances Rosa D George Sarah Jane Marchant Denford Gardener 18-Aug-1888 1888-18-18 George S Herbert William Sarah Ann Canning North Denford Labourer 30-Dec-1888 1888-22-30 Lillian Emma D George Fanny Edwards Lower Denford Labourer Page 2 of 4 Denford Baptisms (sorted by date) 11-Jan-1889 1889-11-11 Ethel Rose D Sydney Thomas Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 20-Oct-1889 1889-20-20 Elsie Charlotte D Apsley Evelyn Edith Cherry Denford Major General 01-Dec-1889 1889-22-01 Anne Maria D Henry Sarah Hobbs Denford Coachman 09-Feb-1890 1890-12-09 Ernest Alfred S George Louisa Rosier Lower Denford Labourer 18-May-1890 1890-15-18 Henry George S George Sarah Jane Marchant Denford Gardener 05-Apr-1891 1891-14-05 Tom S Henry Sarah Hobbs Denford Coachman 28-Jun-1891 1891-16-28 Mildred D Apsley Evelyn Edith Cherry Denford Major General 28-Jun-1891 1891-16-28 Mabel Gladys D Sidney Thomas Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 12-Jul-1891 1891-17-12 Ann Maria Frances Louise D George Fanny Edwards Lower Denford Carter 27-Dec-1891 1891-22-27 Albert Eli S George Louisa Rosier Lower Denford Fogger 03-Apr-1892 1892-14-03 Vashte D George Sarah Jane Marchant Denford Gardener 03-Apr-1892 1892-14-03 George S Job Mary Stockwell Denford Labourer 24-Jul-1892 1892-17-24 Arthur John S Robert Alice Inchley Lower Denford Labourer 18-Sep-1892 1892-19-18 Arthur Victor S Frank Charles Sarah Harris Beenham Gardener 07-Jan-1894 1894-11-07 Bertha Mildred D Sidney Thomas Sarah Wilks Denford Gamekeeper 08-Jul-1894
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