To confirm some of the information.
John 1796 son of Joseph married Elizabeth Cripps not Elizabeth Norris.
GRO BMDs references:
1845 Q2 Death - Elizabeth Hutton 51 (est b1794) Woburn 06 82
This Elizabeth is the wife of James and Sue has this info.
Sandy
Hi Sandy
I have ordered a lot of GRO's including this one - sadly its some weeks before I get them. I have been pondering this particular GRO. I doesn't fit somehow. I have not found any marriage for James Hutton at all, unless its elsewhere. If James had a wife I would have expected her to be on the 1841 census record and James is alone at 20 Weathercock Lane. I think you said the GRO listed him as a Publican? I suppose he was also involved with his family and the Weathercock Inn. I also haven't found any children. Of course this doesn't mean they are not there! I haven't found any death for James yet either, and I have trawled through the GRO indexes. Maybe James went elsewhere as in 1851 his is a visitor at his nephew Henry oo Ruth in Wavendon. I have also ordered the Aspley Guise films for viewing here, (there are a couple with some overlap) so I am hopeful, but its also a few weeks wait. I want to see all the burials myself. I am struggling to order the Wavendon film though...not giving up.
Regarding John Hutton *1896, I still think he married Elizabeth Norris (in 1824) not Elizabeth Cripps. Cuffie puts it all very clearly. In 1824 John Hutton *1788 and Elizabeth Cripps already had 3 children. I also have not found any link between my 5 siblings (Frederick, Caroline, Henry, ADAM and Arthur) and Henry James Cooper and his Grandfather Joseph Hutton (whose records are all nicely there online). I am not sure if we will ever be able to sort all the Elizabeth Huttons with absolute certainly, but I do hope the GROs and films will help.
I have to add that at times I really struggle with who is who, I just can't hold all this information in my head, so I do apologise for any duplication.
Someone lucky is going to stumble on these posts one day and all the work will have been done
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I certainly wouldn't have got very far without the generous help on this forum.
Sue