| 1866-03-26 | b. Lombard Street, Southsea, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses; 1939 England and Wales Register (TNA: RG 101); 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 |
| 1866-07-01 | bapt. St Thomas's, Portsmouth, Hampshire | "England Births and Christenings, 15381975," database, FamilySearch: accessed 8 June 2016, Edith Marian Baggs, 01 Jul 1866' citing ST THOMAS, PORTSMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE, reference FHL microfilm 919,727, 919,728 |
| 1871 | scholar, of Grocer's shop, 5 Langport Street, Portsea, Hampshire, living with her family and a domestic servant | RG 10/1143 f68 p29 |
| 1881 | of Chilworth, Hampshire, living with her family in rooms over the Coach House | RG 11/1223 f102 p28 |
| 1885-01-17 | of Bedhampton, Hampshire; m. William Alfred Treagust (18691946, market gardener, later butcher, b. Hermitage, Westbourne, Sussex, s. of Alfred and Charlotte Treagust), at St Thomas's pc, Bedhampton; both marked their names | parish register; GRO index; RG 15/05159 RD89 SD1 ED11 SN32; Smallbone (2010) |
| 1891 | living with her husband at Walnut Cottage, Stockheath Common, Havant, Hampshire | RG 12/851 f105 p4 |
| 1901 | living with her husband at 66 West St, Havant | RG 13/977 f39 p5 |
| 1911 | housewife, living with her husband in 4 rooms at Bedhampton Park, near Havant | RG 14/5464 RD89 ED1 SN176 |
| 1912-08-08 |
At Havant Police Court, yesterday (Thursday), before Admiral Norcock, Henry James Lee, labourer, native of Emsworth, was charged with feloniously stealing £1, a coat, and cape, the property of William Treagust, Bedhampton Park Farm, value 30s., on July 30th.Edith Treagust, wife of complainant; William George Hayling, North Street, Havant; William Young, in the employ of the Portsmouth Waterworks Co.; and Inspector Cox, gave evidence.In answer to the last witness prisoner denied he had a sovereign, and said he would like to see the colour of one. He was searched, and in the lining of his coat was found 6s. 11d. In reply to the charge the man said, "All right old man."The prisoner was sent for trial. |
Hampshire Post and Southsea Observer, 1912-08-09 |
| 1920/1921 | living with her husband at 37 North Street, Havant | electoral registers |
| 1921 | living with her (fruiterer) husband and a servant, in 4 rooms at 37 North St, Havant | RG 15/05159 RD89 SD1 ED11 SN32 |
| 1923/1924 | living with her husband at Penlee, Lower Grove Road, Havant | electoral registers |
| 1924/1926 | living with her husband at 12 East Street, Havant | |
| 1927 | living with her husband at 3 Western Road, Havant | |
| 1928/1931 | living with her husband at 31 New Road, Bedhampton | |
| 1935-01-25 |
GOLDEN WEDDING. Many congratulations have been received by Mr. and Mrs. William Treagust, of New Road, Bedhampton, upon the celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. They have been resident in the Havant district throughout their married life. Mr. Treagust is a familiar figure at local and district markets where he is well known as a market gardener. |
Hampshire Telegraph |
| 1939-09-29 | housewife, living with her husband at 31 New Rd, Havant & Waterlooville | 1939 England and Wales Register |
| 1944-03-16 | d. Bedhampton, Hampshire | GRO index; Smallbone (2010) |
| 1868-05-31 | b. St Thomas Street, Southsea, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses; 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 |
| 1868-08-23 | bapt. Portsmouth, Hampshire | "England Births and Christenings, 15381975," database, FamilySearch: accessed 8 June 2016), Annie Baggs, 23 Aug 1868;' citing ST THOMAS, PORTSMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE, reference FHL microfilm 919,727, 919,728 |
| 1871 | of Grocer's shop, 5 Langport Street, Portsea, Hampshire, living with her family and a domestic servant | TNA: RG 10/1143 f68 p29 |
| 1881 | scholar, of Chilworth, Hampshire, living with her family in rooms over the Coach House | RG 11/1223 f102 p28 |
| 1891 | living with her family in Chilworth, Hampshire | RG 12/929 f121 p30 |
| 1893-04-04 | m. William Charles Smith (18671952, bricklayer, b. North Stoneham, Hampshire, s. of Daniel and Elizabeth Smith), at St Denys's, Chilworth | GRO index; censuses; Smallbone (2010) |
| Children: | Julia (18871906, b. Romsey, Hampshire); Jessey (18901895, b. Lyndhurst, Hampshire); Horace Alfred (18941967), and Lucy Annie (18971989), both b. Bassett Green, North Stoneham, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses |
| 1901 | of 76 Bassett Green, North Stoneham, Hampshire, living with her family, her parents, and her brother | RG 13/1071 f35 p16 |
| 1911 | living with her family and her widowed father in 5 rooms in Bassett Green, near Southampton, Hampshire | RG14PN6067 RG78PN277 RD100 SD3 ED3 SN31 |
| 1921 | home duties; living with her husband in 5 rooms in Bassett Green | RG 15/05706 RD100 SD30005 ED SN51 |
| later named their cottage Hollydean, and lived there the rest of their married lives | Smallbone (2010) | |
| 1939-09-29 | unpaid domestic duties, living with her husband (bricklayer) at 'Hollydean', Bassett Green, Southampton | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
| 1962-01-11 | d. Hollydean, Bassett Green, Hampshire | GRO index; Smallbone (2010) |
| 1962-01-15 | bur. | Smallbone (2010) |
| 1868-05-31 | b. St Thomas Street, Southsea, Hampshire | GRO index; 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 |
| 1868-08-03 | d. Portsea Island RD | GRO index |
| bur. Kingston Cemetery, Portsmouth, Hampshire | Smallbone (2010) |
| 1871-01-02 | b. Landport Street, Southsea, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses |
| 1871 | of Grocer's shop, 5 Langport Street, Portsea, Hampshire, living with his family and a domestic servant | TNA: RG 10/1143 f68 p29 |
| 1871-04-09 | of South Sea, Hampshire; bapt. St Thomas's, Portsmouth, Hampshire | parish register |
| 1881 | scholar, of Chilworth, Hampshire, living with his family in rooms over the Coach House | RG 11/1223 f102 p28 |
| 1891 | gardener domestic servant, employed, living with his family in Chilworth | RG 12/929 f121 p30 |
| 1893-11-04 | m. Polly Baldwin (18541948, cook, b. Knightcote, Barham Dassett, Warwickshire), at St Denys's, Chilworth | GRO index; RG 13/1036 f91 p18; RG14PN5804 RG78PN265 RD94 SD2 ED6 SN267; 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 |
| after their marriage the couple went to live in Jasmine Cottage, two door down from his sister Annie Smith and her family, in Bassett Green | Smallbone (2010) | |
| Children: | Louise Mary (18941950), Edith Annie (18961897), Florence Victoria (18971980), all b. Bassett Green, North Stoneham, Hampshire; Alfred Ernest Robert (18991963), Harry (19001900), Mabel Lilian (19021906), and Rose Ellen (19052000), all b. New Milton, Hampshire | GRO index |
| 1897 | moved to Milton, Hampshire, taking employment as groom and gardener to John Edward Kelsall, clergyman, at Milton Rectory | Smallbone (2010) |
| became verger and sexton of St Mary Magdalene's church, Milton | ||
| 1901 | groom and gardener, living with his family in the household of John Edward Kelsall, clergyman, of Milton Rectory, Milton | RG 13/1036 f91 p18 |
| 1911 | gardener groom, worker, living with his family in 6 rooms at The Greys, New Milton, Hampshire | RG14PN5804 RG78PN265 RD94 SD2 ED6 SN267 |
| 1920/1921 | living with his wife and their elder son in Old Road, Milton, Hampshire | electoral registers |
| 1921 | gardener, employed by Rev J E Kelsall, at the Rectory, New Milton, Hampshire; living with his wife and their son Alfred in 5 rooms in The Village, New Milton | RG 15/05466 RD94.2 SD94.2 ED9 SN23 |
| 1922-08-16 | on the committee for the annual show in connection with the Milton Cottage Garden Society and the local Fur and Feather Association, held at Chewton Glen | Hampshire Advertiser, 1922-08-19 |
| 1923/1928 | living with his wife and their elder son in Old Road, Milton, Hampshire | electoral registers |
| captain of the Milton Cricket Club | New Milton Advertiser, 1940-07-06 | |
| a keen cricketer, and involved himself in many parish activities, including the Home Guard | Smallbone (2010) | |
| 1925-09-19 | made his will, bequeathing everything to his widow, with provision that after her death her estate would be divided between their children | |
| 1929 | living with his wife in Old Milton Road, Milton | electoral register |
| 1929-02-06 | son second prize for gentlemen, in the Young Men's Club Whist Drive and Dance, at the parish hall | New Milton Advertiser, 1929-02-09 |
| 1930/1931 | living in Old Milton Road, Milton, with his wife and their youngest daughter | electoral registers |
| 1931-12-26 | verger of Milton parish church; of Old Milton Road | New Milton Advertiser, 1932-01-02 |
| 1935-08-28 | assisted with sideshows and competitions at the Milton garden fκte at the Rectory | Hampshire Advertiser, 1935-08-31 |
| 1939-09-29 | verger, incapacitated, living with his wife at Lynn, Gore Rd, Lymington, Hampshire | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
| 1940-05-17 | of The Village, New Milton, Hampshire; d. Knowle Hospital, near Fareham, Hampshire | National Probate Calendar; Smallbone (2010) |
| bur. St Mary Magdalene's, New Milton | Smallbone (2010) | |
| 1940-07-09 | will proved at Winchester by Alfred Ernest Robert Baggs, club steward, and Louisa Mary Baker; effects £608 4s. 6d. | National Probate Calendar |
| 1872-11-03 | b. Southsea, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses; 1939 England and Wales Register (TNA: RG 101) |
| 1872-02-09 | of Southsea; bapt. Portsmouth pc, Hampshire | parish register |
| 1881 | scholar, of Chilworth, Hampshire, living with her family in rooms over the Coach House | RG 11/1223 f102 p28 |
| 1891 | farm labourer, living with his family in Chilworth | RG 12/929 f121 p30 |
| 1891-12-05 | one of two whips for the Chilworth and Stoneham hunt | Southampton Observer and Hampshire News |
| 1892-01-30 | Southampton Observer and Hampshire News | |
| 1901 | groom, in the household of Wm W.B. Hulton, magistrate living on his own means, at Hulton Park, Westhoughton, Lancashire | RG 13/3604 f134 p30 |
| 1902-06-19 | m. Emmeline Rowe (18731963, d. of Emmeline Rowe, b. Constantine, Cornwall), in Constantine | GRO index; RG 15/18598 RD461 SD4 ED22 SN109; Smallbone (2010) |
| Children: | William Albert (19041982), Frances Annie (19062008), and Arthur James (19101982), all b. Chequerhurst, Lancashire | GRO index; censuses |
| by 1904 | at Bolton, Manchester, employed as a chauffeur | Smallbone (2010) |
| 1911 | chauffeur, domestic, worker, living with his family in 5 rooms at 770 Manchester Rd, Chequerhurst, Bolton, Lancashire | RG14PN23349 RG78PN1362 RD461 SD4 ED22 SN20 |
| 1921 | plate-layers labourer, employed by Hulton Colliery Co, out of work; living with his family in 6 rooms at 770 Manchester Rd, Chequerbent, Lancashire | RG 15/18598 RD461 SD4 ED22 SN109 |
| 1939-09-29 | garage hand, living with his wife at 101 Manchester Road, Walkden, Worsley, Lancashire | 1939 England and Wales Register |
| 1961-01-20 | of 30 West Avenue, Little Hulton, Lancashire; d. Barton, Manchester | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
| 1961-01-25 | bur. Lancashire | deceased online |
| 1961-02-10 | will proved at Manchester by Emmeline Baggs, widow; effects £551 11s. 9d. | National Probate Calendar |
| 1874 Q4 | b. Southsea, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses |
| 1875-01-21 | of Southsea; bapt. Portsmouth pc, Hampshire | parish register |
| 1881 | scholar, of Chilworth, Hampshire, living with her family in rooms over the Coach House | TNA: RG 11/1223 f102 p28 |
| 1891 | living with her family in Chilworth | RG 12/929 f121 p30 |
| 1894-04-18 | m. William John Oram (18711924, b. Overton, later police constable, s. of James and Eliza (Bateman) Oram), at St Denys's, Chilworth | GRO index |
| 1894-05-28 | stationed at Stubbington, Hampshire | Smallbone (2010) |
| 1895-05-24/1900-11-22 | stationed at Wickham, Hampshire | |
| Children: | Susan Annie (18951895), Edith Alice (18961937), Elizabeth Marian (1898 after 1911), all b. Wickham, Hampshire; Lilian Mabel (19011980), Beatrice Emily (19041989), both b. Nether Wallop, Hampshire; Ernest John (19051905), Maurice William (19061987), Agnes Margaret (19091985), all b. Hurstbourne Tarrant, Hampshire; and Lena Hetty (1912 after 1939), b. South Hayling, Hampshire | GRO index; RG14PN6348 RG78PN306 RD112 SD4 ED2 SN56; RG 15/05768 RD106 SD1 ED2 SN177; 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101); National Probate Calendar |
| from 1900-11 | stationed at Nether Wallop, Hampshire | Smallbone (2010) |
| 1901 | living with her family at County Police, Nether Wallop | RG 13/1078 f55 p2 |
| from 1905-01-20 | stationed at Hurstbourne Tarrant | Smallbone (2010) |
| 1911 | living with her family in 5 rooms at Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover, Hampshire | RG14PN6348 RG78PN306 RD112 SD4 ED2 SN56 |
| from 1911-08-23 | stationed at Hayling Island | Smallbone (2010) |
| from 1916-09-01 | stationed at Bramshott Mill | |
| from 1917-07-04 | settled at Petersfield, which became their permanent home | |
| 1918/1921 | living with her husband at 27 Rushes Road, Petersfield, Hampshire | electoral registers |
| 1921 | home duties; living with her husband and their three youngest children in 5 rooms at 27 Rushes Road, Petersfield | RG 15/05768 RD106 SD1 ED2 SN177 |
| 1923/1924 | living with her husband at 27 Rushes Road, Petersfield, Hampshire | electoral registers |
| 1924-03-21 | husband of 27 Rushes-road, Peterfield, Hampshire, at the date of his death | National Probate Calendar |
| 1924-08-28 | administrator of her husband's estate | |
| 1924 | of 27 Rushes Road, Petersfield; a Thomas Tasker also recorded there | electoral register |
| 1925/1927 | of 27 Rushes Road, Petersfield; a Reginald Alec Gard also recorded there | electoral registers |
| 1928/1930 | living at 27 Rushes Road, Petersfield with her only surviving son Maurice | |
| 1931 | living at 27 Rushes Road, Petersfield with her only surviving son Maurice; Percival and Mabel Aslett also recorded at the same address | electoral register |
| 1939-09-29 | unpaid domestic duties, living at 47 Crossway, Havant & Waterloo, Hampshire, with her daughter Lena and a redacted individual | 1939 England and Wales Register |
| 1944-03-16 | present at the death of her sister Edith Treagust | Smallbone (2010) |
| 1949-09-17 | of 47 Crossway, Havant, Hampshire; d. Gosport RD | National Probate Calendar; GRO index |
| 1949-10-20 | admon granted at Winchester to Edith Alice Evans; effects £486 17s. 1d. | National Probate Calendar |
| 1877 Q2 | b. Chilworth, Hampshire | GRO index; censuses |
| 1877-08 | bapt. St Denys's, Chilworth | 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 |
| 1881 | of Chilworth, living with his family in rooms over the Coach House | TNA: RG 11/1223 f102 p28 |
| 1891 | living with his family in Chilworth | RG 12/929 f121 p30 |
| 1901 | gardener (domestic), of 76 Bassett Green, North Stoneham, Hampshire, living with his sister Anne Smith and her family, and his parents | RG 13/1071 f35 p16 |
| 1903-01-22 | m. Jane Willis (18731948, b. Tufton, near Whitchurch, Hampshire), at St Nicholas's, North Stoneham | GRO index; Smallbone (2010) |
| Children: | Florence Mary (19051905), and Ernest Alfred (19061966) | |
| after contracting tuberculosis, went back home to his sister | Smallbone (2010) | |
| 1907-12-16 | d. of tuberculosis at Hollydean, Bassett Green, Hampshire | GRO index; Smallbone (2010) |
| bur. St Nicholas's, North Stoneham | Smallbone (2010) |
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