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Lincolnshire Eptons Swaby, Brothertoft, Bilsby, Spilsby, Huttoft William Epton = Mary ........? Lincolnshire Eptons (L1/43) (LDS Film 508053) (L2/43) William Epton = Elizabeth ........? bap.24 Jul 1709 Swaby b.ca 1710 Swaby, Brothertoft, Bilsby, Spilsby, Huttoft & Boston bur.1 Apr 1752 Swaby age 45? m.1735 (K1/43) (K2/43) Richard Epton Sarah Epton = Thomas Lowe Elizabeth Epton Joseph Epton = Ann Hewson Edward Epton bap.3 May 1741 Swaby bap.29 Apr 1744 Swaby (J3/43) bap.14 Feb 1745 Swaby bap.11 Sep 1747 Swaby Lincs b.11 Jun 1749 Strubby Lincs bap.12 Feb 1749 Swaby d.1741 Swaby Lincs m.26 Aug 1771 Swaby d.20.Jan 1784 Swaby d.10 Apr 1818 Cumberworth m.20 Sep 1770 Bilsby Lincs bur.3 Feb1752 Swaby Sheet 43 (J1/43) (Boyds) (J2/43) (J4/43) (J5/43) (J6/43) (J7/43) Last updated 7th September 2010 Richard Epton = Mary Sims John Epton Rebecca Epton = John Farrow Elizabeth Epton Ann Epton Joseph Epton = Frances Thompson Ann Epton = George Ham b.29 Dec 1770 Strubby Lincs b.1774 Hogsthorpe b.24 Jan 1773 Theddlethorpe b.4 Oct 1774 Theddlethorpe b.5 Jul 1774 Willoughby b.3 Oct 1777 Theddlethorpe b.8 Feb1779 Theddlethorpe b.17 Feb 1780 Theddlethorpe b.1 Jul 1783 Wormsley Yorks b.31 Jan 1783 Anderby b.1770 Oxford We are indebted to Anne Spooner, Jennie Dixon, Bob Epton, d.27 Nov 1811 Bilsby Lincs (1794 Lincs Poor Law Index Pt1 p.36) d.28 May 1774 m.31 Mar 1796 Walton le Marsh d.10 Jun 1840 Willoughby d.6 Feb 1866 Hagworthingham d.22 Mar 1779 Theddlethorpe m.16 May 1808 d.15 Aug 1822 Bilsby (H9/43) m.15 Sep 1808 Sydney NSW d.1830 NSW Australia m.17 May 1793 Hogsthorpe (H1/43) d.1863 Jun qtr Spilsby RD 7a/363 (H2/43) (H3/43) d.6 Oct 1839 Willoughby Lincs (H5/43) (H6/43) (H7/43) d.15 May 1859 Bilsby (H8/43) d.7 Apr 1864 Jerrys Plains NSW Aus. (H11/43) Ann Epton & Joyce Epton for allowing their research to be (H4/43) (H10/43) used as the basis for this chart Thomas Sims Epton = Lydia Robinson Sarah Epton Thomas Epton Lucy Epton = William Coupland Hannah Epton b.19 Oct 1792 Hogsthorpe (G2/43) b.1809 b.1811 b.1813 Sharlby Lincs b.1781 Huttoft b.1815 m.27 Nov 1815 (G3/43) (G4/43) m.2 Dec 1839 Huttoft d.20 May 1865 Huttoft d.1851 d.22 Nov 1878 Bilsby (G1/43) d.20 Jul 1894 (G5/43) (G6/43) (G7/43) F Continued at “F” below grey line Sarah Robinson Abru Epton Abner Epton Lucy Epton John Epton = Ruth Osbourne Tobias Epton = Ellen Eleanor Swindale Mary Epton b.12 Jul 1808 Willoughby b.1817 Bilsby b.1818 Bilsby b.27 Jan 1818 Bilsby b.11 Dec 1818 Bilsby b.1823 Gt Casterton Rutland b.1821 Bilsby b.1818 Legbourn b.1823 Bilsby (F1/43) (F2/43) d.1818 Bilsby d.4 Feb 1818 Bilsby d.8 Aug 1892 Huttoft m.9 Feb 1846 Bilsby 14/721 d.1909 Louth m.1842 Jun qtr Spilsby 14/1039 (F8/43) (F9/43) (F3/43) (F4/43) Sep qtr Spilsby 7a/322 (F5/43) d.1894 Sep qtr Spilsby 7a/287 (F6/43) (F7/43) E Continued at “E” below grey line John Richard Epton = Annie Mansfield Clarke John Thomas Epton Eliza Epton Joseph Epton = Mildred Stones Joshua Epton Sarah Epton = (1) Thomas Phillips Watson Mary Epton William Epton = Ann Batchelor Stephen Epton = Elizabeth Lowe Eardley Epton = Sarah Hides (Hydes) Ellen Epton Margaret Epton b.1844 De qtr Bilsby 14/525 b.1845 Boultham Lincs b.1848 Dec qtr Splisby 14/553 b.1851 Jun qtr b.1853 Jun qtr Spilsby 7a/508 b.1853 b.1855 b.19 Aug 1843 Thurlby m.4 Mar 1863 Huttoft (E9/43) b.1844 Jun qtr Thurlby b.22 Mar 1846 Thurlby b.1847 Witham b.6 Feb 1848 Thurlby b.1843 Winthorp Lincs b.24 Sep 1849 Bilsby b.10 Sep 1856 Addlethorpe b.1851 Sep Thurlby b.1853 Thurlby m.1876 Dec qtr Spilsby 7a/1209 d.1925 Mar qtr Spilsby 7a/711 (E3/43) Spilsby 14/616 m.1872 Dec qtr Louth 7a/1291 (E6/43) d.1856 d.1919 Louth Lincs (2) Frederic Wrisdale Spilsby 14/569 m.1870 Sep qtr Spilsby 7a/897 (E13/43) m.1869 Sep qtr Spilsby 7a/807 d.28 Nov 1898 Old Leake d.19 Jub 1941 Swineshead m.5 Jan1874 Huttoft (E18/43) (E19/43) d.1912 Sep qtr Spilsby 7a/550 (E1/43) (E2/43) (E4/33) (E5/43) (E7/43) (E8/43) m. Mar 1892 (E10/43) d.1853 Sep? Spilsby 7a/269? (E12/43) d.1914 Jun qtr Boston 7a/465 (E14/43) (E15/43) (E16/43) d.29 Oct 1936 Kirton Holme (E17/43) To Canada (Alberta) 1882 (E11/43) D Continued at “D” below grey line Eliza Epton John Batchelor Epton Richard Batchelor Epton Tobias Epton = Charlotte Ingamells Sarah Ann Epton Phoebe Epton Tobias Epton Betsy Rose J. Epton Florence Ellen Epton = Walter Eyres Rose Epton Agnes Kate Epton = Christopher Johnson Lizzie Epton = Albert Edward Parker Stephen Epton = Sydney Jane Holland Levi Epton = Amy Amelia Tinker Gertrude Epton Kate Eva Epton = Ralph Walter Summerland Sarah Ellen Epton = Arthur Theakston Mary Epton = (1) James Enos Sherriff b.1880 Dec qtr Mumby b.1869 (D2/43) b.1870 Witham (D3/43) b.1871 Huttoft Bank b.11 Sep 1874 Sibsey b.1868 Ingamels (No GRO ref) b.1869 Ingamels b.1871 Jun qtr Horncastle 7a/524 b.1874 Mar qtr Horncastle 7a/545 b.1877 Mar qtr Lincoln 7a/459 (D11/43) b.1879 Sep qtr Boston 7a/428 b.1882 Mar qtr Boston 7a/414 (D14/43) b.1885 Jun qtr Boston 7a/427 b.1881 Friskney Lincs b.16 Jun 1874 Huttoft b.1882 b.21 Jun 1877 Asgarby b.1869 b.12 Apr 1882 Huttoft b.23 Nov 1883 Spilsby b.1886 b.8 Oct 1885 Sutton-on-Sea (D25/43) b.1886/7 Sutton on Sea m.1906 Jun qtr Spilsby 7a/1419 (D27/43) (D1/43) m.2 Apr 1895 Jun qtr Boston 7a/891 d.1966 Swineshead d.?1958 Mar qtr Cleethorpes 3b/193 d.1875 Mar qtr Lincoln 7a/415 d.1913 Dec qtr Boston 7a/466 (D9/43) m.1905 Jun qtr Spilsby 7a/1487 d.1901 Mar qtr Spilsby 7a/360 m.1909 Sep qtr Sculcoates 9d/287 m.1902 Sep qtr Spilsby 7a/1207 (D16/43) d.Sep 1946 Scunthorpe Hosp m.1900 (D18/43) m.1903 Hull d.22 Sep 1941 Hull d.7 Dec 1947 Swineshead m.1913 Hull KIA 1918 (D23/45) m.1914 Beverley Yorks d.8 Dec 1957 Kirton (2) George Epton d.1944 Sep qtr Wandsworth 1d/356 (D4/43) (D5/43) (D6/43) (D7/43) (D8/43) (D10/43) (D12/43) (D13/43) (D15/43) (D17/43) d.9 Aug 1970 Swineshead d.22 May 1953 Hull (D20/43) (Spinster) (D21/43) d.19 Jan1966 (D22/43) d.1925 Beverley (D24/43) (D26/43) See also (D22/42) b.1883 Dec Boston 7a/424, m.1915 Mar qtr Boston 7a/657 (D28/43) (See also (D21/42) (D19/43) George Epton = Gladys Markham = (1) Richard Motley Albert Epton = Thirza Jane Gay Lillie Mabel Epton = Stanley W. Taylor Sydney Tobias Epton = Frances L. J. Allen Gertrude Millicent Epton = Albert Ellis Phyllis May Epton = Albert Walker Frederick Stephen Epton = Kathleen Maud Nix Winifred Eliza Epton = William Wilcox George J. Epton = Dorothy May Bales Jessie I. Epton = Robert Fox Gertrude Anne Sherriff Albert Eardley Sherriff = Lily Margaret Brumpton Horace Sherriff Gertrude Mary Sherriff = Frederick Maddison Cyril Wright Sherriff = Florence White Harold W. Sherriff Mark Sherriff = Ruby Gedney Harry Epton = Elizabeth Holland Irene Epton = Joe Goodrum Septimus Epton = Bessie Scott Marjorie N. Epton = Ronald Ireland Eva J. Epton = Henry R. Zalecki b.1920 jun qtr Boston 7a/839 m.1939 Dec qtr Boston 7a/1624 (C36/43) b.6 Jan 1896 Sibsey b.14 May 1888 b.1900 Dec qtr Boston 7a/385 (C4/43) b.1902 Dec qtr Stamford 7a/380 b.4 Sep 1899 b.1901 Dec qtr Boston 7a/408 (C8/43) b.15 Nov 1904 Swineshead DSP (C10/43) b.19 Aug 1906 Swineshead b.1920? b.17 Oct 1908 Swineshead (C14/43) b.1913 Sep qtr Boston 7a/772 b.1920 b.1918 Jun qtr Boston 7a/575 (C18/43) b.1905? (C19/43) b.26 Jun 1906 b.1908 Boultham Lincs b.1908 Jun qtr Spilsby 7a/556 b.1910 Sep qtr Boston 7a/386 (C24/43) b.1912 Mar qtr Boston (C26/43) b.1912 Dec qtr Boston 7a/740 b.22 Jan 1914 Boston 7a/732 (C29/43) b.1915 Dec qtr Boston 7a/640 (C31/43) b.1918 Jun qtr Boston 7a/575 (C33/43) b.1922 Sep Boston 7a/710 (C38/43) b.1923 Sep Boston 7a/689 (C40/43) b.1924 Dec Boston 7a/614 DSP (C42/43) m.1946 Jun qtr Boston 7a/1325 (C35/43) m.26 Jul 1919 Hove d.19 Mar 1978 (C2/43) m.1920 Dec qtr Boston 7a/1221 m.1932 Dec qtr Spalding 7a/903 d.1989 Dec qtr Spalding m.1923 Jun qtr Boston 7a/1076 m.1939 Jun qtr Boston 7a/1258 m.1938 Sep qtr Boston 7a/1365 d.15 May 1980 m.1933 Boston (C13/43) m.1946 Mar qtr Boston 7a/1009 d.26 Apr 1990 Swineshead (C17/43) d.31 Mar 1978 m.1930 Jun qtr Boston 7a/1146 (C22/43) m.1936 jun qtr Boston 7a/1251 m.1937 Mar qtr Boston d.1912 Dec qtr Boston 7a/456 m.1933 Sep qtr Boston 7a/1213 m.1935 Sep qtr Boston 7a1291 m.1940 Sep qtr Watford 3a/4893 m.1950 Jun Boston 3b/31 m.1947 Jun Boston 3b/77 m.
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