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AMBROSE FROST Bur.5 Jun 1681 Moreton Hampstead, Devon M.Phillepp, Bur.23 Sep 1692 Moreton Hampstead, Devon the Four Children and Known Descendants Are | Twentieth century and later years have been hidden in this document for privacy reasons. If you would like to see the uncensored version, contact the webmaster. AMBROSE FROST bur.5 Jun 1681 Moreton Hampstead, Devon m.Phillepp, bur.23 Sep 1692 Moreton Hampstead, Devon The four children and known descendants are | AGNISE FROST bp.10 Sep 1637 Moreton Hampstead ANNA FROST bp.16 Jan 1641 Moreton Hampstead m.12 Nov 1672 Moreton Hampstead, Arthur CRUSE | |-Robert Cruse bp.25 Sep 1673 Moreton Hampstead |-Anna Cruse bp.2 Aug 1675 Moreton Hampstead |-Agnes Cruse bp.23 Oct 1677 Moreton Hampstead |-Edward Cruse bp.30 Nov 1679 Moreton Hampstead |-Mary Cruse bp.1 Jul 1683 Moreton Hampstead AMBROSE FROST bp.2 Jun 1644 bur.18 Apr 1720 Moreton Hampstead m.1673 Moreton Hampstead, Mary, bur.Sep 1714 Moreton Hampstead | |-Ambrose Frost bp.28 Mar 1675 Moreton Hampstead |-Salathiell Frost bp.20 Feb 1676 d.1749 Moreton Hampstead (Will) |-William Frost bp.18 Nov 1679 Moreton Hampstead | |-EDWARD FROST bp.7 Feb 1681 Moreton Hampstead m.25 Dec 1707 Moreton Hampstead, Sarah SOPER (dau of John Soper | & Agnes Buckingham) bp.4 Nov 1681 Moreton Hampstead | |-Ambrose Frost bur.12 Aug 1711 Moreton Hampstead, infant | |-Mary Frost bp.3 Jun 1712 bur.26 Sep 1718 Moreton Hampstead | |-Ambrose Frost bp.3 Sep 1715 Moreton Hampstead m.1 May 1737 Moreton Hampstead, Rebekah MAY | | |-Sarah Frost bp.10 Dec 1738 Moreton Hampstead m.5 Jul 1774 Moreton Hampstead, William DINGLE | | |-Phillip Frost b.1738 d..Mar 1792 Moreton Hampstead m.Jun 1753 Mary CROSS | | |-Agnes Frost bp.24 Mar 1754 Moreton Hampstead | | | Mary Frost bp.2 Apr 1757 ob.infant Moreton Hampstead | | |-Ambrose Frost b.Jun 1760 bur.11 Nov 1827 St Mary Moreton Hampstead m.7 Jul 1781 Sarah HART | | | |-Sarah (Sally) Frost bp.2 Dec 1781 Moreton Hampstead bur.18 Aug 1782 | | | |-Matthew Frost bp.5 Jul 1783 Moreton Hampstead bur.20 Feb 1842 St Mary Moreton Hampstead | | | |-Sarah Frost bp.7 May 1786 Moreton Hampstead | | | |-Mary Frost bp.14 Apr 1788 Moreton Hampstead | | | |-Jonas Frost bp.20 Mar 1791 Moreton Hampstead | | | |-John Frost bp.6 Oct 1793 Moreton Hampstead | | | |-Ann Frost bp.23 Oct 1796 Moreton Hampstead m.6 Jan 1820 Moreton Hampstead, James MAJOR | | | |-Grace Frost bp.24 Feb 1799 Moreton Hampstead | | | |-Elizabeth Frost bp.1 Nov 1801 Moreton Hampstead | | |-William Frost bp.3 Jan 1762 Moreton Hampstead bur.16 Mar 1837 Moreton Hampstead m.Mar 1785, Margaret | | | HUTCHINGS, b.1763 bur.4 Apr 1800 Moreton Hampstead m (2) Charlotte, b.1759 bur.15 Feb 1839 Moreton | | | hampstead | | | |-Ann Frost bp.25 Dec 1788 Moreton Hampstead | | | |-William Frost b.14 Jun 1788 ob.infant | | | |-William Frost bp.28 Nov 1790 | | | |-Mary Frost bp.7 Mar 1792 | | | |-John Frost bp.18 Sep 1795 New Meeting Presbyterian bur.27 Oct 1826 St Mary Moreton | | | |-Charles Frost b.6 Feb 1796, bp. New Meeting Presbyterian bur.7 Apr 1822 St Mary Moreton Hampstead | | | m.Elizabeth, d.1820 Moreton Hampstead (Audrey Fawn Line) | | |-Mary Frost bp.26 Feb 1766 Moreton Hampstead | | |-Dorcas Frost bp.6 Jan 1769 Moreton Hampstead | |-Anne Frost bp.3 Sep 1717 Moreton Hampstead d.May 1790 m.24 Feb 1735 Gidleigh, Thomas AGGETT-LIDGER, b.1713 | | d.Jan 1794 (Lee Hall line) | | |-John Aggett bp.13 Feb 1736 Throwleigh | | |-Edward Aggett bp.20 Apr 1740 Chagford m.23 Nov 1769 Chagford, Catherine REYNOLDS | | |-Thomas Aggett bp.23 Jul 1743 & d.28 Jul 1743 Throwleigh | | |-Thomas Aggett b.Sep 1745 bur.8 Aug 1794 Throwleigh m.6 Apr 1767 Throwleigh, Anne ENDACOTT, bp.5 Aug 1746 | | | Throwleigh | | | |-Henry Aggett bp.25 Aug 1767 Throwleigh m.1788 Joanna BRIMBLECOMBE | | | |-Edward Aggett bp.25 Oct 1769 Throwleigh | | | |-Betty Aggett bp.1 Jun 1773 ob.infant Throwleigh | | | |-James Aggett bp.22 Oct 1775 Throwleigh m.1799 Sarah DICKER | | | |-William Aggett bp.14 Feb 1779 Throwleigh m.1803 Mary BARNES | | | |-John Aggett b.Apr 1786 Throwleigh d.1865 Chagford m.14 Feb 1820 Chagford, Ann BARNES, bp.29 Jul 1792 | | | | Throwleigh | | | | |-Henry Aggett bp.1 Feb 1824 d.Dec 1872 Chagford m.Agness | | | | |-Martha Aggett bp.11 Jun 1826 d.10 Nov 1852 Chagford m.24 Oct 1849, Richard HAMBLEY [Tin Miner] bp.9 Feb | | | | | 1824 Lewanick, Cornwall | | | | | |-Richard Hambley [Tin Miner] b.1850 Chagford; living with his brother in 1881 and 1891 | | | | | |-John Hambley [Tin Miner] b.23 Dec 1851 Chagford d.28 Jan 19XX New Brotton, North Yorkshire m.30 Jan 2 | | | | | 1872 St Thomas, Mary Ellen MUGFORD, b.2 Sep 1852 Hennock; in 1891 living in New Brotton, Yorkshire | | | | | |-Richard John Hambley b.2 Sep 1872 North Bovey Tracey d. 19XX Brotton, Yorkshire m.3 Sep 1894 | | | | | | Loftus, Yorkshire, Harriett Ann EDWARDS, b.5 May 1874 Consett, Durham | | | | | | |-William Hambley b.1895 Brotton | | | | | | |-Sidney Hambley b.21 Aug 1899 Brotton | | | | | | |-Ivy Hambley b. 19XX Brotton | | | | | | |-Gladys Hambley b. 19XX Brotton d.14 Jun 19XX Brotton | | | | | | |-Alice Maud Hambley b. 19XX d.7 Aug 19XX Durham m.7 Aug 19XX Brotton, George BEANDALL | | | | | | |-Amy Hambley b. 19XX Brotton d.13 May 19XX Saltburn m.Wilfred ABBOTT | | | | | | |-Stanley Hambley b. 19XX Brotton m. MEDCALF | | | | | |-Elizabeth Ann Hambley b.19 Aug 1874 Brotton m.1898 John William MARSHALL; in 19XX Elizabeth | | | | | | was a prisoner in Northallerton, Yorkshire | | | | | |-Thomas Henry Hambley b.28 Dec 1876 & d.1880 Brotton | | | | | |-Albert James Hambley [Ironstone Miner] b.3 Nov 1878 Brotton m.1898 Alice WILSHER | | | | | | |-Lawrence William Hambley b.1899 Brotton d.WWI 14 Apr 19XX MI Plogesteert Memorial, Belgium ; | | | | | | | Pvte Durham Light Infantry 1st/6th Bn. | | | | | | |-Albert Edward Hambley b. 19XX Brotton | | | | | |-Rosetta Hambley b.19 Sep 1880 Brotton m.1898 Brotton, Charles Francis HUGILL | | | | | |-Sydney Francis Hambley b.14 Feb 1883 Brotton d.1884 | | | | | |-Beatrice Annie Hambley b.27 Nov 1884 Brotton m. 19XX, unknown | | | | | |-William Henry Hambley b.23 Jan 1887 Brotton m. 19XX, Jane Elizabeth BELL | | | | | |-Florence Mary Hambley b.19 Jun 1889 Brotton m. 19XX, unknown | | | | | |-Alice Hambley b.12 Jun 1891 Brotton m. 19XX, William G CARTER | | | | | |-George Hambley b.23 May 1893 Brotton m. 19XX, Lilly HUBBARD | | | | | |-Harriett Ann Hambley b.24 Oct 1895 Brotton | | | | |-John Aggett bp.12 Jul 1829 d.6 Apr 1860 Chagford | | | | |-Thomas Barnes Aggett bp.4 Sep 1831 d.4 Sep 1852 Chagford | | | |-Betty Aggett bp.18 Apr 1789 Throwleigh m.1811 Chagford, William KNAPMAN | | |-Richard Aggett bp.18 Dec 1748 Throwleigh m.2 Apr 1771 Throwleigh, Mary GERMAN | | |-George Aggett bp.17 May 1751 Throwleigh d.1803 | | |-Elizabeth Aggett bp.17 Feb 1753 Throwleigh m.28 Sep 1783 Throwleigh, John BRIMBLECOMBE | | |-Anne Aggett bp.19 Aug 1759 Throwleigh m.16 Jun 1782 Throwleigh, Thomas STANBURY | | | |-EDWARD FROST bp.15 Nov 1719 Moreton Hampstead bur.31 May 1788 St Marychurch m.11 Feb 1751 Chagford, Ann | | DODD, bur.17 Jul 1811 St.Marychurch | | |-Anne Frost bp.26 Aug 1755 St.Marychurch | | | | | |-JOHN FROST [Mariner] bp.28 Jul 1756 St.Marychurch bur.26 Dec 1825 Westhill m.20 Feb 1789 St Marychurch, Mary | | | MANNING, b.1762 bur.24 Oct 1827 Westhill | | | |-John Frost [Mariner/Labourer] bp.3 Dec 1789 St.Marychurch m.26 Jan 1812 Dittisham, Priscilla GOODYEAR | | | | |-John Nicols Frost bp.11 Sep 1814 St.Marychurch | | | | |-Thomas Frost bp.4 Aug 1816 St.Marychurch | | | |-Mary Frost bp.14 Oct 1791 St.Marychurch d.1816 | | | |-James Frost [Labourer] bp.19 Sep 1794 bur.17 Nov 1853 St.Marychurch m.6 Jul 1819 St Marychurch, Ann CASELY, | | | | d.25 Mar 1860 | | | | |-James Frost bp.2 May 1820 Lower Westhill | | | | |-Mary Frost bp.26 Feb 1822 Westhill m.PEARCE | | | | | |-Mary E Pearce b.1846 St.Marychurch | | | | | |-Louisa Ann Pearce b.1849 St.Marychurch | | | | |-John Frost bp.29 Aug 1823 St.Marychurch m.20 May 1845 St Marychurch, Jane PEARCE, b.1822 | | | | | |-Henry Frost bp.25 May 1847 & d.1847 St.Marychurch | | | | | |-William Pearce Frost bp.22 Jun 1848 d.1849 St.Marychurch | | | | | |-William Henry Frost [Cab Proprietor] b.1850 St.Marychurch d.1890 m.1871 Frances CHURCHWARD | | | | | | |-Louisa Jane Frost b.1872 St.Marychurch m.1897 Henry James KING [Grocers Assistant]; in 19XX living in | | | | | | | Plymouth, Devon | | | | | | | |-Henry Francis King b. 19XX Plymouth | | | | | | |-William Henry Frost b.1874 St.Marychurch d.1894 | | | | | | |-Beatrice Mary Frost b.1879 Torquay | | | | | | |-Minnie F Frost b.1883 Torquay | | | | | |-Mary Jane Frost b.1852 St.Marychurch d.1886 m.1871 John EASTERBROOK [Carpenter]; lived in Newton | | | | | | Abbot, Devon | | | | | | |-Alfred Edward Easterbrook [Joiner] b.1875 Exeter m.1898 Newton Abbot, Bessie Ellen DAVEY; in 19XX | | | | | | living in Tottenham, Middlesex | | | | | | |-Jack Easterbrook b. 19XX Tottenham | | | | | |-Frederick Cornish Frost b.1855 St.Marychurch m.1886 Mary Elizabeth WOTTON, b.1860 Bishops Teighton | | | | | | |-Dorothy Mary Cornish Frost b.1889 Teignmouth | | | | | | |-Winifred Gladys Cornish Frost b.1890 Teignmouth m. 19XX Percy COLLIS | | | | | | | |-Nancy R Collis b. 19XX | | | | | | |-Robert William Frederick Cornish Frost b.1893 Teignmouth | | | | | |-John William Lear Frost b.1856 St.Marychurch d. 19XX Torquay m.20 May 1877 Torquay, Elizabeth Ann | | | | | | COOKSLEY, b.1851 | | | | | | |-Charles Edward Frost b.23 Nov 1878 Babbacombe d.8 Mar 19XX Torquay m. 19XX Ann Pearce | | | | | | | SKINNER, b.1878 | | | | | | | |-Charles Frost m.Gladys FROST (his cousin & dau of Frederick T Frost >see page 2 | | | | | | | | |-Michael Frost m.Edna Olive RUNDLE, b. 19XX | | | | | | | | | |-Rory
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