1844-01-06 |
b. Kingsclere, Hampshire |
birth certificate |
1844-02-18 |
bapt. Hannington, Hampshire |
parish register |
1851 |
of Cottingtons Hill, Kingsclere, living with
his family |
TNA: HO 107/1684 f162 p14 |
1861 |
under carter, of Lickpit [Litchpit] farm, Kingsclere;
his brother John also living there, as a shepherd |
TNA: RG 9/709 f4 p1; Ken Smallbone (2010)
Baggs: The History of a Family.
The Ancestors and Descendants of the Baggs Family of Hannington, Hampshire,
England. Basingstoke: The Changing Seasons |
1871 |
labour[er] of Kingsclere, living with his family |
RG 10/1246 f29 p12 |
1877-06-07 |
a gardener; m.
Marian Jeffreys (18491934, d. of Henry
and Elizabeth Jeffreys) at Bishopstoke, Hampshire |
marriage certificate; Smallbone (2010) |
Child: |
Arthur Henry (18781933), b. Hannington |
birth certificate; Smallbone (2010) |
1878 |
of Hannington |
son's birth
certificate |
1881 |
gardener, living with his wife and son in a cottage near
Stony Hall and the Wellington Arms inn, in the Kingsclere section of
Hannington |
RG 11/1266 f48; Smallbone (2010) |
1891 |
general labourer, employed, living with his wife and
son at Siddown Cottage, Hannington, a three-roomed tenement |
RG 12/967 f102 p1; Smallbone (2010) |
1900 |
gardener |
information from
Stephen Baggs |
1901 |
general labourer, living with his wife in three
rooms at Siddown
Cottage, Hannington |
RG 131119 f19 p1; Smallbone (2010) |
by 1904 |
living with wife at Pear Tree Cottage, a
three-roomed tenement, adjacent to the Post Office, at an annual rental
value of £4 |
Smallbone (2010) |
|
a woodman, perhaps working for his cousin Jacob
Baggs the parish clerk. Had a great friend in the form of a robin, whichas he told his granddaughter Jessieused to tap on his bedroom
window every morning at about 6 a.m. and call out "Henry!" to waken him;
it would then follow him to the woods where he was working, and perch on
his knee to share his lunch. |
1911 |
farm labourer, of Hannington,
living with wife in 3 rooms |
RG14PN6362 RD113 SD2
ED5 SN45B |
1916-03-12 |
d. Pear Tree Cottage, Hannington |
GRO index; Smallbone (2010) |
1916-03-16 |
bur. Hannington; headstone in
churchyard |
parish register;
MI; information from
Stephen Baggs |
1846-05-12 |
b. Kingsclere, Hampshire |
birth certificate |
1846-06-21 |
bapt. Hannington |
parish register |
1851 |
of Cottingtons, Kingsclere, living with her family |
TNA: HO 107/1684 f162
p14 |
1861 |
domestic serv. at Gaily Mill,
Kingsclere; household of James Bradfield, farmer and miller |
TNA: RG 9/718 f24 p1 |
1871 |
nurse in the household of Robert
Harrisson, rector of Bishopstoke, at The Rectory, Bishopstoke |
RG 10/1214 f64 p27 |
1881 |
domestic servant, working as a
nurse in the household of Robert Harrisson, rector of Bishopstoke,
at The Rectory, Bishopstoke |
RG 11/1234 f58 p11 |
1881-05-12 |
m.
Ludwig August Hirtes (18441899,
German-born widower, dairyman, and innkeeper), at Bishopstoke |
GRO index; RG 12/924 f29
p21; Ken Smallbone (2010) Baggs: The History of a Family.
The Ancestors and Descendants of the Baggs Family of Hannington, Hampshire,
England. Basingstoke: The Changing Seasons;
guest connections |
1882-05-31 |
of "Prince of Wales" Inn,
Eastleigh, Hampshire; d. there |
Hampshire Advertiser 1882-06-03; Smallbone (2010);
National Probate Calendar |
1882-08-26 |
administration granted at Winchester to Ludwig
August Hirtes; personal estate £100 |
National Probate Calendar |
1848-07-24T19:00 |
b. Cottington's Hill, Freemantle
Park, Kingsclere, Hampshire |
birth certificate; Ken Smallbone (2010)
Baggs: The History of a Family.
The Ancestors and Descendants of the Baggs Family of Hannington, Hampshire,
England. Basingstoke: The Changing Seasons |
1848-08-20 |
bapt. Hannington, Hampshire |
parish register |
1851 |
of Cottingtons, Kingsclere, living with his family |
TNA: HO 107/1684 f162
p14 |
1861 |
shepherd, of Lickpot farm,
Kingsclere; his brother Henry also living there, as an under carter |
TNA: RG 9/709 f4 p1 |
1870-02-07 |
bricklayer, of Waterloo Road; m. 1.
Emily Thompson (18491888,
d. of George Thompson, carpenter),
St John the Evangelist, Waterloo, Surrey, after banns |
RG 11/737 f40 p9; GRO index;
Marriage Locator;
parish register |
Children with Emily: |
Albert (18701905), Fred (1873
after 1891),
Nellie (18751957), Edith (18751951), Amy (18801881), Harry (1884
after 1932), Horace (1888 after 1928) |
GRO index; censuses; Smallbone (2010) |
1871 |
living with his wife at 2 Heath Terrace,
Isleworth, Middlesex |
Smallbone (2010) |
1873 |
of Vauxhall, Surrey |
1881 |
bricklayer, living with his family at 4 Dallas Rd,
Lewisham, London |
RG 11/737 f40 p9 |
1888 |
of 9 Rowena Crescent, Battersea, London |
Smallbone (2010) |
1891 |
bricklayer, living with his family in a flat at 9 Rowena Crescent,
Battersea, London |
RG 12/432 f85 p4 |
1892 |
bricklayer |
parish register, son's marriage |
1893 |
admission and discharge register, Camden Street school, Camden |
1893-11-14 |
miller, of 202 Uxbridge Road; m. 2.
Susannah Denman (18641950,
d. of Joseph Denman, commercial clerk), at St Stephen's pc, Hammersmith,
London; after banns |
parish register; GRO index; RG 13 |
Children with Susannah: |
Amy Hilda
(18941975), Jack (18961919), Ada (18981966), Ernest (19021947), Doris May
(19061991) |
GRO index; censuses;
Smallbone (2010) |
1901 |
bricklayer, living with his family at 19 Maxwell Rd,
Fulham, London |
RG 13/59 f13 p17 |
1906 |
bricklayer, of 7 Cedar Rd, St James's, Fulham |
parish register |
1911 |
bricklayer, living with his wife and 5
children in 3 rooms at 11 Kildoran Road, Brixton, London SW |
RG14PN2104 RG78PN73
RD25 SD5 ED5 SN33 |
1921 |
bricklayer, employed by Minter, builder, working
in Roehampton Lane, Barnes, London; living with his family in 3 rooms at
11 Kildoran Rd, Brixton, SW2 |
RG 15/02145 RD15 SD5 ED3 SN37 |
1927 Q1 |
d. Lambeth RD |
Smallbone (2010); GRO index |
1851-05-10T19:00 |
b. Cottington's Hill, Freemantle
Park, Kingsclere, Hampshire |
birth certificate; Ken Smallbone (2010)
Baggs: The History of a Family.
The Ancestors and Descendants of the Baggs Family of Hannington, Hampshire,
England. Basingstoke: The Changing Seasons |
1851-06-22 |
bapt. Hannington |
parish register |
1861 |
of Cottingtons Hill, Kingsclere, living with
her family |
TNA: RG 9/718 f30 p13 |
1871 |
servant (domestic), of Hannington
Village, living with her family |
RG 10/1246 f29 p12; Smallbone (2010) |
1881 |
parlourmaid (domestic), of 47
Brunswick Rd, Hove, Sussex; household of William Humphreys, lodging
house keeper |
RG 11/1095 f47 p29 |
1887-01-29 |
m.
Frederick James Appleton (18571949,
railway labourer), St Bartholomew's, Otford, Kent |
GRO index; censuses; information
from Sidney Beck;
Kent parish registers; Smallbone (2010) |
Children: |
Walter Frederick (18881932), Charles
Henry (18901980), Jane Elizabeth (18931975), Amy Marian (18961989) |
GRO index; censuses; information
from Sidney Beck; gedcom from Rita Harwood |
1891 |
living with her family in 4 rooms at Stoke Hill Cottage, Bishopstoke, Hampshire |
RG 12/939 f62 p31 |
1901 |
of Stoke Common, Bishopstoke, living with her family
in 4 rooms |
RG 13/1086 f11 p14 |
1911 |
house duties; living with her family
in 5 rooms at 48 Stoke Common Road, Bishopstoke |
RG14PN6130 RG78PN284
RD103 SD3 ED1 SN108 |
1918 |
living with her husband at Haughurst Hill,
Baughurst, Hampshire; her husband an absent voter, and a naval or
military voter |
electoral register |
1920/1921 |
living with her husband at 48 Common Road,
Bishopstoke |
electoral registers |
1921 |
home duties; living with her husband in 5 rooms at Stoke Common Rd,
Bishopstoke |
RG 15/05743 RD103 SD3 ED1 SN110 |
1923 |
living with her husband at 48 Common Road,
Bishopstoke, with their son-in-law Basil Woodford |
electoral registers |
1923/1927 |
living at 48 Common Road, Bishopstoke, with her
husband and their daughter and son-in-law Jane Elizabeth and Basil
Woodford |
|
worked for the railway at Eastleigh for a time |
Smallbone (2010) |
1939-09-29 |
unpaid domestic duties, living with her family at 48 Stoke Common Road,
Eastleigh, Hampshire |
1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
Q2 1943 |
d. Bishopstoke |
GRO index; Smallbone (2010) |
1851-05-10T19:15 |
b. Cottington's Hill, Freemantle
Park, Kingsclere, Hampshire |
birth certificate; Ken Smallbone (2010)
Baggs: The History of a Family.
The Ancestors and Descendants of the Baggs Family of Hannington, Hampshire,
England. Basingstoke: The Changing Seasons |
1851-06-22 |
bapt. Hannington, Hampshire |
parish register |
1861 |
of Cottingtons Hill, Kingsclere, living with
her family |
TNA: RG 9/718 f30 p13 |
1871 |
servant in household of George Prior, grocer,
baker and coal merchant, Swan Street, Kingsclere |
RG 10/1246 f46 p25 |
1881 |
nurse domestic serv., of Scoop
Cottage, Brighton Road, Kingston, Surrey; household of John Tilleard,
solicitor |
RG 11/835 f104 p45 |
1884-12-18 |
of Hannington; m.
William Booker
(18621940, farmer, of Chevening, son of William Booker) at Hannington |
marriage certificate;
censuses; National Probate Calendar; Smallbone (2010) |
Children: |
Elizabeth Jane (1886 after 1940), William
Henry (18881966), Edith Marian (18901894), George (18921980), Thomas (18941915) |
GRO index; censuses; National Probate Calendar |
1891 |
living with her family at 6 Shat Hall, Old Turnpike, Otford, Kent |
RG 12/672 f76 p11 |
by 1894 |
of Froghall Farm, Chipstead, Kent |
Smallbone (2010) |
1901 |
living with her family at Froghall Farm, Chevening, Kent |
RG 13/746 f162 p17 |
1911 |
living with her family in 8 rooms at
Froghall Farm, Chipstead, Kent |
RG14PN6130 RG78PN284
RD103 SD3 ED1 SN108 |
1915 |
nurse, or nursing orderly, with
Kent 58 Voluntary Aid Detachment, Cheveninga hospital with a
single ward of 32 beds |
Kent's Care for the Wounded |
1919-05-04 |
d. Sevenoaks RD |
Chevening Churchyard MIs; GRO index |
|
bur. in modern part of Chevening
churchyard |
Chevening Churchyard MIs |
1858-12-10 |
b. Cottingtons, Kingsclere,
Hampshire |
birth certificate |
1859-01-09 |
bapt. Hannington, Hampshire |
parish register |
1861 |
of Cottingtons, Kingsclere, living with his family |
TNA: RG 9/718 f30 p13 |
1869 |
received a great coat from a parochial charity at
Hannington |
Ken Smallbone (2010) Baggs: The History of a Family.
The Ancestors and Descendants of the Baggs Family of Hannington, Hampshire,
England. Basingstoke: The Changing Seasons |
1871 |
not found in census |
|
1881 |
builders labourer, of 4 Bagley St,
Battersea, London, lodger in the household of John Evenden, builders'
labourer |
RG 11/648 f13 p20 |
1881 Q3 |
d. Fulham RD |
GRO index |
1881-07-05 |
of Small Pox Hospital, Fulham; bur. in
consecrated ground at Hanwell Cemetery, Westminster |
Westminster cemetery registers |