awayagain4
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I am trying to find the baptism and parents of my ancestor, Charles Clack, of Filkins Oxfordshire England. On the IGI Index his birth is recorded as 1736 but there are no sources available and so I do not know if this is correct.
I have searched the PR for Broadwell, Shilton, Alvescot and Westwell but he isn't there.
I have noticed that on several family trees from Ancestry that Samuel Clack, 1704, & Elizabeth Simpson, 1706, are recorded as the parents of Charles but unfortunately there are no sources to verify the fact. These family trees also give his birth as 1736.
If anyone has any information they could share with me I would be most grateful.
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awayagain4
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Hi Sue
Thanks for looking. I did have the info on their marriages and I do believe Charles & Samuel are brothers but until I find his baptism...Charles is leading me a merry dance.
Regards
Maureen
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finnbarr
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Hello ....have you tried the PR for St Peter's Church Broughton Poggs ? I was born in Filkins and remember
the Clack family still living there in the 1940s and 1950s. Although they lived on the Filkins side of the small
millstream which forms the parish boundary between the twin villages of Filkins and Broughton Poggs
they were much nearer to Broughton Poggs church and I would imagine the family worshipped there rather than in Filkins church. In the 1700's Filkins was in the parish of Broadwell, but for many villagers Broughton would have been much nearer and I am sure many would have chosen to have their children baptized there.
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awayagain4
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Thank you very much. You could well be right because their son, Thomas Clack from Filkins, married Ann Lock from Broughton Poggs.
I was interested to hear that you actually knew some Clack's from Filkins in the 40s/50s. Did they still work on the land? I would love to hear about them if you could spare the time.
As luck would have it I am visiting some of the villages where my ancestors came from, including Filkins, Broughton Poggs and Kencot, for a few days next week. I don't suppose you know if any Clack's still reside in the area? I also plan to visit Clanfield, Bampton and Burford.
Thank you so much for your time. I shall certainly look for a baptism in Broughton Poggs.
Kind regards
Maureen
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finnbarr
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Hello Maureen
As far as I am aware there are no Clack's left in Filkins now. However if you send me your email address
I will tell you a little more about what I remember of the family when I was a boy and maybe be able to give you a few more reference points.
Best wishes
Alan ((*))
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Thank you Alan
I feel really excited. Your message has given me a new lease of life.
I am fairly new to family history research and can't get over the generosity of other researchers so willing to give their time to help others.
My email address: (*)
Warm regards
Maureen
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Hello Maureen,
Check out Local studies Libraries & Archives offices for advice -the staff know their parishes and records
I'm going out! so I haven't time to Edit my rough notes? so therewith Plus unedited raw*** plus type errors below
Good luck Dobby.
First check Clack family parish after a marriage to see which parish they used. Just enter Clack (NO FIRST NAME or DATE OR EVENT) Just ENGLAND Ie if Joe Bloggs married 1733 in Ping Pong town but no descending baptisms in Ping Pong but a list of born about 1734 in IGI in Ping pong link your Charles 1736
Look for varient spellings Klack Klark Keack Keake/ lark-lack lerk -dack deck- Clac (no K) even lac
cl >d ---c>r
Chas Cass (Cassy) Charlie also funny girls and boy names Jho -Jos>Jas -Cas -Kath(Cath) Karl and so on
check nonconfomist regs
CHARLES CLEAK
Christening 01 JUL 1739 Saint Clement Danes, Westminster, London, England
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Marriages and sibling patterns
CHAS CLACK
Marriage 1737 Magdalen Coll, Oxford, Oxford, England -----------Check out siblings
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Marriages and sibling patterns of no recorded bapts
Joseph Clack
About 1725 Of, Clanfield, Oxford, England ---------------check out for other ABOUT bapt as may show a patten of family siblings not baptised by parents
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Achives office if your live near of have access
Overseers had baptism lists in the poorlaw (Poor people living ing the village but not in the workhouse on overseers relief money) and Workhouses. Also read Settlement/Removal/Examination/Migration cross raish passes-Land tax-window tax-Tithes/Tides cotts/rent as rate payed to the overseers for poor relief payment books And more............................more>
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Derbyshire, Warwick. Yorkshire, Stafford and Worcestershire.
In my opinion the marriage residence is not always the place of birth. Never forget Workhouse and overseers accounts records of birth.
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finnbarr
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Hello again Maureen
I have tried to send you a private message but I think I haven't been a member long enough and it will not allow me to! Could you private message me with your email address?
Alan
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awayagain4
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Charles may have been baptised over the border of Oxford in another county - if he was baptised at all.
It has been sugested by someone who knew the Clack's from Filkins in the 1940s that Broughton Poggs might be worth looking at as the Clack's he knew lived closer to the church in Broughton than the one in Filkins. I also know that Thomas, son of Charles and Mary, married Ann Lock in Broughton Poggs. Ann came from that village. That leads me to another line of enquiry.
You may be right about Northampton being worth a look at but one thing I do know is that the marriage for Charles and Mary took place at Kencot, by licence, in 1759. That is well recorded.
Regards
Maureen
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Will do. Thanks again.
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Hi D
Thanks for the tip and thank you for all your time. Good hunting next week.
regards
Maureen
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