Children of Joseph and Elizabeth Baggs

01. Jacob Baggs

1808 b. Hannington, Hampshire 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
1808-05-15 bapt. Hannington "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018, Jacob Baggs, 15 May 1808, citing Baptism, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office, United Kingdom
  labourer Smallbone (2010)
1833-11-23 of Hannington, m. Patience Jewell (cal 1812 – 1862, d. John and Martha Jewell, of Baughurst, Hampshire), at Hannington, by banns; both marked their names parish register; censuses; Smallbone (2010)
Child: Fanny (1834–1909) censuses; GRO index; Smallbone (2010)
1834-02/1841-06 d. Smallbone (2010)

02. Mary Baggs

1809 b. Hannington, Hampshire 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
1809-09-17 bapt. Hannington "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch : 16 March 2018, Mary Baggs, 17 Sep 1809, citing Baptism, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office
1830-12-13 witness her sister's wedding at Hannington Smallbone (2010)
1835-04-18 m. Andrew Twitchin (1810–1884, farmer, of North Oakley, Hampshire, s. Andrew and Elizabeth Twitchin), at St Mary's, Kingsclere
Children: Elizabeth (1835–1898), Andrew (1837–1927), Emma (1838–1886), George Webb (1839–1913), Edwin (1841–1891), Eliza Mary (1842–1881), Sarah (1843–1919), Thomas (1844–1930), Hannah (1846–1931), Martha (1851–1851) censuses; Smallbone (2010); Rita Harwood gedcom, 2009; GRO index; parish register
1841 living with husband, five children, Andrew's sisters, two servants, and seven farm labourers, in their farmhouse at North Oakley TNA: HO 107/392/11 f6 p6; Smallbone (2010)
1851-03-30 living with family, aunt Jane Baggs (nurse), and two house servants at North Oakley, with two visitors HO 107/1684 f158 p7
1851-03-31 of North Oakley; d. Twitchin's Farm, North Oakley, of puerperal fever parish register; Smallbone (2010)

On the 31st ultimo, at North Oakley, Mary, the wife of Mr. Andrew Twitchin, deeply deplored by an affectionate husband and family of nine children.

 Reading Mercury, 1851-04-12
1851-04-05 bur. with her baby daughter, All Saints', Hannington parish register

03. Joseph Baggs

1811 b. Hannington, Hampshire 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; censuses
1811-05-05 bapt. Hannington "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018), Joseph Baggs, 05 May 1811, citing Baptism, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office
1837-04-22 m. Charlotte Pocock (1807–1866, yeoman's daughter, of Hannington), All Saints', Hannington censuses; Smallbone (2010)
Children: Harriet (1837–1856), Jane (1839–1839), Ellen (1839–1857), Emily (1841–1906), William (1844–1929), Jacob (1847–1849), Jesse (1850–1932), Mary Ann (1852–1932), Charlotte (1855–1855) censuses; National Probate Calendar; Smallbone (2010); Rita Harwood gedcom, 2009; GRO index; parish register
  After marriage the couple went to live in the cottage tenement next to Joseph's parents in Hannington village, living there the rest of their lives. Smallbone (2010)
1841 ag. labourer, of Hannington, living with his family TNA: HO 107/391/1 f6 p9
1851 ag. labourer, of Hannington, living with his family and mother-in-law HO 107/1684 f267 p5
1861 agricultural labr, of Hannington, living with his family TNA: RG 9/718 f110 p4
1871 ag. lab., of Hannington Village, living with his son and his daughter's family RG 10/1246 f110 p4
1881 general labourer, of Hannington, living with his son and grandson RG 11/1266 f133 p10
1889-03-08 d. at home in Hannington Smallbone (2010); parish register

BAGGS.—On the 8th inst., at Hannington, Joseph Baggs, for nearly fifty years in the employ of Messrs. W. and G. Webb, aged 77.

 Hampshire Chronicle, 1889-03-16
1889-03-12 bur. Hannington Smallbone (2010)

04. Sarah Baggs

cal 1811 b. Hannington, Hampshire censuses
1813-02-07 bapt. Hannington "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch : 16 March 2018, Sarah Baggs, 07 Feb 1813, citing Baptism, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office
1830-12-13 m. John Wilkins (cal 1805 – 1886, ag. lab.), at Hannington censuses; Rita Harwood gedcom, 2009; Waldock, accessed 2008-09-30; GRO index; Pallot's Marriage Index; "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018), John Watkins and Sarah Baggs, 13 Dec 1830, citing Marriage, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office
Children: Jane (1831 – ?1886), Eli (1833–1833), Thurza (1834–1897), Joseph (1837 – after 1901), Henry (1839–1881), Eliza (1841–1843), Emily (1844 – after 1872), Patience (1845–1913), Jacob (1848–1919) 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; Dave and Eveline Bunce's Family Trees, accessed 2010-12-12; Eveline and Dave's family trees; GRO index
1841 living with her family at The Cottage, Ardington, Berkshire TNA: HO 107/30/1 f8 p9
1851 of Ardington, Berkshire, living with her family HO 107/1689 f483 p4
1861 of Lock house, canal side, Ardington, living with her family TNA: RG 9/738 f100 p9
1871 of Canal side, Ardington, living with her family RG 10/1271 f117 p33
1876-06-27 d. Ardington GRO index; Smallbone (2010); My Main Tree, citing death certificate
1876-06-30 bur. Ardington "England Deaths and Burials, 1538–1991," database, FamilySearch: 9 February 2018, Sarah Wilkins, burial 30 Jun 1876, citing Ardington, Berkshire, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City, FHL microfilm 1,040,391

05. Elizabeth Baggs

1815 b. Hannington, Hampshire 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
1815-04-30 bapt. Hannington parish register
1839-02-18 m. Henry Edward Warwick (1815–1889, blacksmith, s. of William and Ann Warwick), at Kingsclere, Hampshire censuses; Smallbone (2010)
Children: Charles (1840–1892), Stephen (1841–1910), James Edden (1844–1917), Henry Edward (1846–1914), Charlotte (1847–1913), Esau (1850–1904), George (1852–1931), Mary Jane (1855–1917), Walter William (1856–1935), Francis (1858–1939), Ann (1860–1937) censuses; Smallbone (2010); Rix, accessed 2008-05-27; birth certificate (Francis); GRO index
  after marriage, went to live in a cottage in the northern part of Hannington village now known as Siddon Cottage Smallbone (2010)
1841 of Hannington, living with her family TNA: HO 107/391/1 f5 p7
1851 of Hannington, living with her family; house shared with Henry's parents HO 107/1684 f160 p10
1861 of Hannington St, Kingsclere, Hampshire, living with her family TNA: RG 9/718 f28 p10
1864 Q1 d. Hannington in Kingsclere GRO index; Smallbone (2010)
1864-03-23 bur. All Saints', Hannington Smallbone (2010); My Main Tree

06. Hester Baggs

cal 1817-02 b. Kingsclere, Hampshire parish register; Rita Harwood gedcom, 2009
1817-03-30 bapt. Hannington, Hampshire "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018, Hester Baggs, 30 Mar 1817, citing Baptism, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office
1817-10-28 bur. Hannington parish register

07. Jane Baggs

1819 b. Hannington, Hampshire 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
1819-06-06 bapt. Hannington "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018, Jane Baggs, 06 Jun 1819, citing Baptism, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office
1839-05-06 m. 1. William Sims (?1817 – 1847, of Highclere, Hampshire, s. of Richard Sims), at Hannington "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018, William Sims and Jane Baggs, 06 May 1839, citing Marriage, Hannington, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office; TNA: HO 107; Smallbone (2010)
Children: Emily (1839–1919), John (1840–1844), Mary Jane (1844–1886) GRO index; censuses; Smallbone (2010)
1841 m.s. [sic] in the household of Charles Gunter, farmer, Ashford Hill, Kingsclere, Hampshire TNA: HO 107/392/12 f26 p17
1851 laundress, of Hannington, with her younger daughter, living with her parents HO 107/1684 f266 p2
1856-11-15 m. 2. Henry Witts (1815–1874, widower, carter, of Deane, Hampshire, s. of William and Mary Witts), at Hannington censuses; Smallbone (2010); Rita Harwood gedcom, 2009
Children: Edward (1859–1942), Sarah Ann (1861–1936) GRO index; censuses; Smallbone (2010)
1861 of Cottage stable, Dean, Hampshire, living with her family and visiting father-in-law TNA: RG 9/711 f131 p8
1871 laundress, of The Village, Deane, Hampshire, living with her family RG 10/1237 f130 p16
1881 laundress, of East Oakley, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, living with her family and two grandsons RG 11/1257 f13 p18
1891 not found in census  
1893-11 d. East Oakley Smallbone (2010)
  bur. St Lawrence's, Wootton St Lawrence

08. William Baggs

1822 b. Hannington, Hampshire 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
1822-06-23 bapt. Hannington "England, Hampshire Bishop's Transcripts 1680–1892," database with images, FamilySearch : 16 March 2018, Willm Baggs, 23 Jun 1822, citing Baptism, Hannington, Hampshire, Lancashire Record Office and Hampshire Record Office
1841 agricultural labr, of Hannington, working at Freemantle Park Farm TNA: HO 107/392/11 f9 p12; Smallbone (2010)
1848-06-24 m. Harriett Bristow (1821–1896), at Hannington censuses; GRO index; Smallbone (2010)
Children: Sarah (1849 – after 1901), Betty (1851–1923), Mary (1854 – after 1901), Esther (1856–1879), David (1859–1897), Emily Jane (1861 – after 1901), Julia (1863–1874) censuses; Smallbone (2010); Rita Harwood gedcom, 2009; GRO index
1851 agl labourer, of North Oakley cott., Kingsclere, Hampshire, living with his wife and daughter HO 107/1684 f158 p6
soon after 1851 settled, with family, into one of the three adjoining cottages in Ibworth Lane belonging to Manor Farm Smallbone (2010)
1861 agricultural labr, of Hannington, living with his family TNA: RG 9/718 f109 p2
1864-11-17 at an inquest on the suicide of Thomas Martin, at Hannington, was named by a witness as having been with him when he discovered the man with his throat cut, though he hadn't approached, and had gone to get assistance Reading Mercury, 1864-11-26
1871 ag. lab., living with his wife, four children, and a lodger, in Hannington Village, Hannington RG 10/1246 f115 p13
1881 ag. lab., living with his wife and lodger at Cottage, Hannington RG 11/1266 f132 p8
1891 living on parish [sic], of Cottage, Hannington, with his wife RG 12/967 f103 p4
1900-12 of the Union Workhouse, Union Lane, Kingsclere, Hampshire; d. there Smallbone (2010); parish register
1900-12-20 bur. Hannington churchyard parish register

09. Stephen Baggs

1824-08-31 b. Hannington, Hampshire 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
1824-09-26 bapt. Hannington church Smallbone (2010)
1841 of Hannington, living with his parents TNA: HO 107/391/1 f6 p8
1851 agr. labourer, of Hannington, living with his parents, sister, and niece TNA: HO 107/1684 f266 p2
by 1856 parish clerk at Hannington Smallbone (2010)
1856-11-15 m. Lucy Ann Drewett (1825–1901, of Hannington, d. of John and Mary Drewett), at Hannington National Probate Calendar; Smallbone (2010)
Children: Tom (1856–1857), Jane (1857–1937), Emma (1859–1942), Ann (1861–1933), Elizabeth (1863–1898), Susan (1866 – after 1881), Jacob (1869–1938) censuses; National Probate Calendar; Smallbone (2010); Rita Harwood gedcom, 2009; information from Sue Burton
  initially Stephen and Lucy lived in the former's father's cottage Smallbone (2010)
1861 agricultural labr, of Hannington, living with his family TNA: RG 9/718 f111 p15
c. 1866 moved into what was later known as Firbank Cottage—four habitable rooms with outhouse buildings, of his own construction Smallbone (2010)
1871 parish clerk, ag. lab., of Hannington Village, living with his family RG 10/1646 f109 p2
1878 parish clerk, of Hannington White's History Gazetteer and Directory
1881 agricultural labr, rod-grower, parish clerk, and sexton, living with his wife and two children at Firbank Cottage, Hannington RG 11/1266 f134 912; Smallbone (2010)
1889 parish clerk, of Hannington Kelly's Directory of Hampshire and Isle of Wight
1891 woodman; neither employer nor employed; of cottage, Hannington, Hampshire, living with his family and granddaughter TNA: RG 12/939 f62 p31
1895 parish clerk, of Hannington Kelly's Directory of Hampshire and Isle of Wight
1899-07-30 of Wolverton-lane, Hannington; d. Firbank Cottage GRO index; National Probate Calendar; Smallbone (2010)
1899-08-03 bur. Hannington churchyard parish register

On Monday, July 31st, Stephen Baggs, for 45 years parish clerk of Hannington, entered into rest, aged 74 years. All the years that he was clerk until his last illness he never, except on two occasions (once from sickness and once because of absence from home), missed attendance at any Sunday services in the church; and the same conscientious discharge of duty was found in his everyday life. As husband, father, friend, and neighbour he was kind and considerate, honest and upright in all his dealings. Religion with him was no empty profession, but was carried into his daily life. His familiar face and voice will be greatly missed in our parish church, and those who knew him will feel that a good man has passed away from us. The funeral took place on Thursday, August 3rd, at Hannington church. The service was conducted by the Rector, Rev. F.J. Thompson, assisted by Rev. W.V. Sanlez, Vicar of Thorley, Isle of Wight. All the members of the choir who were able were present. A hymn was sung in church and another at the grave. And now his body rests in the quiet churchyard, where he himself, during the 45 years of his clerkship, had reverently laid to rest so many who had gone before him.

 Hants and Berks Gazette and Middlesex and Surrey Journal, 1899-08-12
1906-02-23 administration (with will) to son Jacob Baggs; effects £85 National Probate Calendar

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