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Kington St. Michael Baptisms 1813-1849 Kington St. Michael Baptisms 1813-1849 Father's Mother's Year Date Surname Given Sex Surname Father's given Abode Occupation Surname Mother's Given Notes 1813 3-Jan Cole Eliza F Cole John Tything of langley Labourer Ruth 1813 10-Jan Berry Alfred Blanch? M Berry Joseph Ksm Farmer Elizabeth 1813 10-Jan Isaac Daniel M Isaac Jacob Ksm Labourer Elizabeth 1813 10-Jan Spencer Mary F Spencer Thos Tything of langley Labourer Sarah 1813 7-Feb Ruddle Sarah F Ruddle John Ksm Labourer Susanna 1813 21-Feb Bowsher William M Bowsher John Tything of langley Labourer Sarah 1813 11-Mar Hitchcock John Coller M Hitchcock John Ksm Yeoman Sarah maria 1813 17-Mar Stump Joseph M Stump Joseph Ksm Yeoman Mary delion 1813 21-Mar Tavenor Daniel M Tavenor George Langley burrell parish (chippenham?) Labourer Sarah 1813 25-Apr Archard Louisa F Archard Stephen Tything of langley Mason Sarah 1813 23-May Tavenor Charles M Tavenor Wm Tything of langley Labourer Hester 1813 6-Jan Bishop Aaron M Bishop Edward Ksm Labourer Ellen 1813 20-Jun Elms George M Elms Abraham Ksm Labourer Sarah 1813 23-Jun Mascall Mary F Mascall James Ksm Yeoman Elizabeth 1813 27-Jun Wilcox George M Wilcox Edward Ksm Labourer Mary 1813 11-Jul ? George M ? Ksm Woman (labouring) Strange Diana "spurious son" 1813 11-Jul Cole Job M Cole Thomas Tything of langley Labourer Maria 1813 19-Sep Bailey Elizabeth F Bailey Thomas Tything of langley Wool stapler Pledwell 1813 19-Sep Tanner Elizabeth F Tanner Philip Tything of langley Labourer Rebecca 1813 1-Oct Coleman Elizth Constantia F Coleman Walter Tything of langley Esquire Thermuthis 24th aug 1813 19-Dec Denly Jane F Denly Daniel Ksm Malster Hannah 1813 26-Dec Hawkins Mary F Hawkins James Ksm Labourer Betty 1814 27-Feb Smith Elizabeth F Smith James Ksm Blacksmith Mary 1814 27-Feb Sealy Thomas M Sealy James Ksm Blacksmith Martha 1814 27-Mar Mortimer William M Mortimer Harry Broughton gifford (residing ksm) Weaver Lucy 1814 27-Mar Butler Elizabeth F Butler John Ksm Yeoman Mary 1814 17-Apr Cole Abraham M Cole Isaac Tything of langley Labourer Frances 1814 17-Apr Cole Mary F Cole James Tything of langley Labourer Sarah 1814 24-Apr Buckland Samuel Alfred M Buckland Jacob Ksm Yeoman Mary 1814 15-May Cole Elizabeth F Cole Marks Allington Labourer Ann 1814 3-Jul Spencer Eliza F Spencer William Ksm Taylor Ann 1814 3-Jul Gainey Hester F Gainey Thomas Ksm Labourer Mary 1814 3-Jul Nipe Mary F Nipe Chas Tything of langley Labourer Elizth 1814 12-Aug Hitchcock Jane F Hitchcock John Ksm Yeoman Sarah maria 1814 4-Sep Tavenor William M Tavenor Arthur Chippenham Taylor Ann 1814 11-Sep Salter Charles Edwin M Salter Benjn Tything of langley Rope maker Hester 1814 11-Sep Smith Sarah F Smith Thomas Tything of langley Cloth shearer Sarah 1814 29-Sep Barns Amelia F Barns Thomas Ksm Malster Susanna 1814 16-Oct Gibbs Charles M Gibbs John Ksm Servant Ann 1814 16-Oct Bishop Ann F Bishop Edward Ksm Labourer Ellen 1814 6-Nov Selmon Elizth F Selmon Richd Tything of langley Labourer Mary 1814 13-Nov ? Maria F ? Bisley, glos Spinster Vincent Harriet "spurious daughter" 1814 24-Nov Neate John M Neate Isaac Ksm Yeoman Frances 1814 18-Dec Little John M Little Francis Tything of langley Weaver Ann 1814 25-Dec Isaac Jane F Isaac Jacob Ksm Labourer Betty 1814 25-Dec Cole James M Cole Abraham Tything of langley Shearman Sarah 1815 8-Jan Bailey Sarah F Bailey Sydenham Tything of langley Yeoman Harriet 1815 8-Jan Denly Marianne F Denly Daniel Ksm Malster Hannah 1815 15-Jan Humphreys William M Humphreys Edward Tything of langley Taylor Jane 1815 22-Jan Webb John M Webb James Ksm Labourer Sarah 1815 12-Feb Coller Hannah F Coller John Ksm Labourer Sarah 1815 5-Mar Wallops Ann F Wallops Isaac Tything of langley Weaver Lucy 1815 12-Mar Bishop Eliza F Bishop Edmund Ksm Labourer Elizth 1815 12-Mar Elms Eliza F Elms Abraham Ksm Labourer Sarah 1815 12-Mar Cole William M Cole John Tything of langley Labourer Ruth 1815 26-Mar Baker John M Baker Thomas Tything of langley Labourer Hannah 1815 7-May Cole Saul M Cole Thomas Tything of langley Labourer Maria 1815 14-May Eddolls Rebecca F Eddolls Rawleigh Chippenham Yeoman Ann © Wiltshire OPC Project/Ruth Ranger Kington St. Michael Baptisms 1813-1849 Father's Mother's Year Date Surname Given Sex Surname Father's given Abode Occupation Surname Mother's Given Notes 1815 25-Jun Oram Ann F Oram Robert Malmesbury Drover Ann 1815 25-Jun Henley John M Henley Wm Tything of langley Yeoman Sarah 1815 25-Jun Spencer Jane F Spencer Thos Tything of langley Labourer Sarah 1815 25-Jun Ball Ann F Ball Edwd Allington Shepherd Sarah 1815 2-Jul Cole William M Cole Joseph Tything of langley Servant Judith 1815 16-Jul Mascall (junr) Elizth F Mascall (junr) James Ksm Yeoman Elizth 1815 6-Aug Collett Thomas M Collett Arthur Tything of langley Victualler Sarah 1815 6-Aug Bowsher Betty F Bowsher John Tything of langley Labourer Sarah 1815 13-Aug Gainey Charles M Gainey John Tything of langley Labourer Sarah 1815 10-Sep Brind Lucy F Brind John Tything of langley Labourer Elizth 1815 12-Nov Bailey Ann F Bailey Thomas Tything of langley Wool stapler Pledwell 1815 12-Nov ? James Davis M ? Ksm Servant Hazel Betty "spurious son" 1815 24-Dec Sealy Rhoda F Sealy James Ksm Blacksmith Martha 1815 24-Dec Hawkins Joseph M Hawkins James Ksm Labourer Betty 1815 31-Dec Tanner Charlotte F Tanner Thos Kington langley Labourer Sarah 1816 7-Jan Spencer Henry M Spencer William Kington Taylor Ann 1816 Mar Hitchcock Harry M Hitchcock John Ksm Yeoman Sarah maria 1816 3-Mar ? Rachel F ? Kington langley Woman (labouring) Hewlet Ann "bastard" 1816 20-Mar Butler Mary F Butler John Allington Yeoman Mary 1816 7-Apr Coates George M Coates Charles Kington Labourer Mary 1816 14-Apr Webb Elizth F Webb James Kington Labourer Sarah 1816 28-Apr Tisdale James M Tisdale James Kington langley Soldier Elizth 1816 26-May Salter Isaac M Salter Isaac Kington langley Yeoman Catherine 1816 30-Jun Tavenor Thomas M Tavenor George Kington Labourer Sarah 1816 21-Jul Cole Martha F Cole Isaac Kington langley Labourer Fanny 1816 25-Jul Coleman Sarah Matilda F Coleman Walter Kington langley Esquire Thermuthis 7/5/1815 1816 28-Jul Woodman Thomas M Woodman Joseph Kington Labourer Mary 1816 18-Aug Langley Hannah F Langley Francis Kington langley Tyler & plaister Mary 1816 18-Aug ? Jacob M ? Kington Woman (labouring) Langley Jane "spurious son" 1816 8-Sep Cole James Perren M Cole William Kington langley Painter Sarah 1816 8-Sep Cole Eliza F Cole Henry Kington langley Labourer Jane 1816 8-Sep Cole Eli M Cole Thomas Kington langley Labourer Maria 1816 29-Sep Smith Jane F Smith James Kington Blacksmith Mary 1816 29-Sep Buckland William M Buckland Jacob Kington Yeoman Mary 1816 13-Oct Nipe Sarah F Nipe Charles Kington langley Labourer Elizth 1816 17-Oct Gainey Worthy M Gainey Thomas Kington Labourer Mary 18th oct 1816 24-Nov Cole William M Cole Job Kington langley Labourer Mary 1816 24-Nov Spencer Ann F Spencer Thomas Kington langley Labourer Sarah 1816 24-Nov Tanner Philip M Tanner Philip Kington langley Labourer Rebecca 1816 16-Dec Cole Elizth F Cole George Hullavington Labourer Ann Aged 28 1817 5-Jan Rolls Thomas M Rolls Thomas Kington Labourer Ann 1817 12-Jan Tarrant Mary F Tarrant William Kington Labourer Sarah 1817 26-Jan ? John M ? Langley Woman (labouring) Little Hannah Spurious son 1817 27-Jan Pullen Hannah F Pullen Kington Woman (labouring) An adult 1817 27-Jan Pullen Isaac M Pullen John Kington Labourer Hannah 1817 27-Jan Pullen Elizth F Pullen John Kington Labourer Hannah 1817 27-Jan Pullen Susan F Pullen John Kington Labourer Hannah 1817 27-Jan Pullen William M Pullen John Kington Labourer Hannah 1817 2-Feb Hayward Eliza F Hayward Thomas Kington Yeoman Elizabeth 1817 2-Feb Mountjoy Mary F Mountjoy William Kington langley Labourer Rebecca 1817 9-Feb ? Elizth F ? Allington Gypsey Smith Tryphena "spurious daughter" 1817 23-Mar Spencer Charles M Spencer William Kington Taylor Ann 1817 24-Mar Rodburn Eliza F Rodburn Thomas Moshall, ksm Yeoman Mary Privately 1817 30-Mar Smith Joseph Howard M Smith Thomas Kington langley Shearman Sarah 1817 7-Apr Scull Hannah F Scull Mark Allington Labourer Ann 1817 7-Apr Bishop Reuben M Bishop Edward Kington Labourer Ellen 1817 22-Apr Mascall (junr) Richd M Mascall (junr) James Kington Yeoman Elizth 1817 27-Apr Isaac Ann F Isaac George Kington Labourer Sarah © Wiltshire OPC Project/Ruth Ranger Kington St. Michael Baptisms 1813-1849 Father's Mother's Year Date Surname Given Sex Surname Father's given Abode Occupation Surname Mother's Given Notes 1817 11-May Goodenough Hester F Goodenough Henry Kington Labourer Marianne Privately 1817 25-May Isaac George M Isaac Jacob Kington Labourer Betty 1817 8-Jun Fisher Henry M Fisher John Kington Labourer Jane 1817 8-Jun Bishop George M Bishop Edmund Kington Labourer Betty 1817 15-Jun Sealy Harriet F Sealy James Kington Blacksmith Martha 1817 16-Jun Pinneger Sarah F Pinneger William Kington Labourer Mary 1817 27-Jul Coller Jane F Coller John Kington Labourer Sarah 1817 17-Aug Butler John M Butler John Allington Yeoman Mary 1817 6-Oct Stump Emma F Stump Joseph Kington Yeoman Mary delion 1817 17-Oct Pocock Mary F Pocock Thomas Allington Yeoman Jane 1817 19-Oct Cole Maria F Cole John Kington langley Labourer Ruth 1817 26-Aug Coleman Walter M Coleman Walter Kington langley Esquire Thermuthis Privately 1817 23-Nov Cole Jacob M Cole Isaac Kington langley Labourer Fanny 1817 30-Nov Brind Henry M Brind John Kington langley Labourer Elizth 1817 21-Dec ? Eliza F ? Kington langley Woman (labouring) Spackman Eliza "spurious daughter" 1817 21-Dec Cole Samuel M Cole
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