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Topic: BEATON family, Worthen, Shropshire (Read 334 times)
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Lloydy
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My GGG Grandfather William Beaton was born in Worthen approx 1795. He married Sarah Owen who was born in Trefeglwys, Montgomeryshire and their children were Daniel, Edward, William, Thomas, Elizabeth and Lewis.
I have them in the Montgomeryshire census from 1851 onwards, and I am now trying to find out more information on William.
Anyone else researching the Beaton name from Worthen?
Jan
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Ashton, Beaton/Betton, Bennett, Breese/Breeze, Crisp, Chandler, Challenor/Challinor, Crisp, Davies, Hudson, James, Jarman, Jenkins, Jones, Lewis, Mills, Owen, Owens, Richards, Simon, Turner, Gethin & Trow - My Welsh ancestors from Montgomeryshire.
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Lloydy
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Since posting this, I have discovered that William's name was actually BETTON. I have seen his baptism, and also his marriage to Sarah. Both clearly show BETTON as the surname.
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Ashton, Beaton/Betton, Bennett, Breese/Breeze, Crisp, Chandler, Challenor/Challinor, Crisp, Davies, Hudson, James, Jarman, Jenkins, Jones, Lewis, Mills, Owen, Owens, Richards, Simon, Turner, Gethin & Trow - My Welsh ancestors from Montgomeryshire.
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pete edwards
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Hi Jan 
All the Bettons in Worthen.
Shropshire: Worthen - Parish Registers, Hereford Diocese
12 Sep 1725 Anna, f. Danielis & Annae Betton bap.
01 Jan 1726-7 Anna, f. Danielis & Annae Betton bap.
07 Jul 1727 Anna, f. Danielis & Anne Betton sep.
19 Jan 1728-9 Daniel, f. Danielus & Annae Betton bap.
03 Oct 1729 Daniel Betton sep.
17 May 1764 Anne Betton bur.
10 Dec 1777 Reynold, s. of John & Martha Betton bap.
18 Jan 1778 Rd., s. of Richd. & Sarah Betton bap.
20 Nov 1785 Mary, d. of Richard & Sarah Betton bap.
29 Nov 1785 Mary Betton bur.
John Habberley & Rd. Betton, Ch. W.
28 Feb 1795 William, s. of Dan: & Eliz: Betton bap.
13 Sep 1798 John, s. of Richard & Sarah Betton--Upper Heath bap.
26 Dec 1798 Sarah, d. of Richard & Sarah Betton--Hogstow bap.
22 Jan 1799 Sarah, w. of Richard Betton--Hogstow, aged 43 bur.
10 Oct 1801 Martha, d. of Richard & Martha Betton--Heaths.
19 Feb 1802 William, s. of Richard & Margaret Betton--Heath.
15 May 1803 Ann, d. of Reynold & Mary Betton--Heaths.
05 Oct 1803 Susannah, d. of Richard & Martha Betton--Hope.
28 Aug 1804 Richard, s. of Richard & Margaret Betton--Hope.
14 Aug 1808 James, natural s. of Ann Preece, by Thomas Betton.
James Betton, D.D., Curate of St. Mary's, Shrewsbury, held his place till 1654 , when Edward Gyles was admitted. Canon of Hereford, 1661. Died 1675 , aged 77; buried 21 Sep 1675 , at Worthin.
16 May 1774 John Betton, p. Churbury, butcher, & Martha Preece. Wit: Benjamin Broxton.
24 May 1777 Richard Betton & Sarah Thomas. Wit: Richd. Lloyd.
30 Aug 1787 William Jones & Margaret Thomas. By William Crowe, Minister. Wit: Richard Betton.
05 May 1792 Thomas Jones & Elizabeth Davies. Wit: Rd. Betton.
22 Jan 1798 Richard Betton, junr., & Margaret Foulks, wid., lic. By David Williams, Clerk. Wit: Richard Betton.
Thats all the Bettons, in Worthen, Sorry Jan I cant help you over the border in Montgomory, any particular village your interested in?
All the best,
Pete
P.S Jan is this any use,
DANIEL BETTON
Marriages:
Spouse: ELIZABETH JONES
Marriage: 11 MAY 1793 Saint Chad, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England
only marriage I can see that fits, there is a birth of an Elizabeth in Worthen 1770 which would put her at ab the right age for marriage,
06 May 1770 Elizabeth, d. of Robert & Margaret Jones bap.
only a guess,
Pete
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Edwards, mainly Cound, Frodesely, Acton Burnell. Pitchford. and surrounding villages, Shropshire, / Rowe, Cound, / Littlehales, Berrington, Shropshire / Radford, Dublin, / Maguire, Acton Burnell, / Rudge, Frodesely, /
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Lloydy
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Hello Pete
I feel awful  ..........I should have explained more in my post, that I have been in touch with other Betton researchers, and now know that Danielis & Annae Betton were my 6 x Great Grandparents!!!!! An awful lot of work has been done on the Shropshire Betton's and one researcher is just in the process of trying to prove that they are connected to the Betton's of Great Berwick 
I do have a lot of the baptisms contained in your list, however, there are others which will be worth looking into.
The marriage that you found for Daniel and Elizabeth is one of mine......they are my 4 x Great Grandparents.
My Betton line moved from Worthen to Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire. So I have spent many hours trawling through all the census.......they had such huge families, and with the constant repeated christian names it's been a real challenge. The name did get changed to BEATON somewhere along the time.....no doubt an error on a certificate.......and there are still distant cousins in Llanidloes today who are Beaton.
Thanks for the look up, much appreciated.
Jan
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Ashton, Beaton/Betton, Bennett, Breese/Breeze, Crisp, Chandler, Challenor/Challinor, Crisp, Davies, Hudson, James, Jarman, Jenkins, Jones, Lewis, Mills, Owen, Owens, Richards, Simon, Turner, Gethin & Trow - My Welsh ancestors from Montgomeryshire.
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ThePastIsMyself
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Greetings all.
I too am a descendant of the Bettons of Worthen/Montgomeryshire.
Via Elizabeth and Phillip (lead miner) see 1841 census Worthen - Shropshire and 1851 census Upper and Nether Heath Montgomeryshire. Although they crossed the boarder making a different national census to them it was only a few miles down the road.
My descendants through the generations left Worthen - no doubt following the Shropshire Union canal to Chester, got invovled in steam engines, thence to Cumberland (steam engine driver and agricultural labourer), thence to Northumberland and coal mining/joinery.
I see that you have a Lewis in the family listed as one of their children.
For us 'Louis' is still a family name. I also know that they have transposed it at will to Lewis in some records. I have always woundered where it originated, my great uncle was called Louis in 1881 and it seemed to appear from nowhere when the rest of the family were all called after previous family members. Like the other post I find that their naming conventions were all very clanish. Its nice to see that Louis/Lewis as a name goes back a further generation.
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Lloydy
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Welcome to Rootschat ThePastIsMyself  Great username, by the way 
It's great to hear from another Betton Researcher, I have been in contact with several, including a friend of mine who I've known for many years and didn't realise that we were very distantly related!!!
I'm still in the process of going through the census returns searching for all my Beaton/Betton families. I have found that the name "Lewis" appears many many times, as does Daniel, Edward, Thomas, William, Elizabeth and Ann.
Via Elizabeth and Phillip (lead miner)
How are your Elizabeth and Phillip related to my lot?
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Ashton, Beaton/Betton, Bennett, Breese/Breeze, Crisp, Chandler, Challenor/Challinor, Crisp, Davies, Hudson, James, Jarman, Jenkins, Jones, Lewis, Mills, Owen, Owens, Richards, Simon, Turner, Gethin & Trow - My Welsh ancestors from Montgomeryshire.
Census information is Crown Copyright http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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