Warminster Baptism Records

[lin-james]

Can anyone look up the records for baptism for Christ Church Warminster.  I am seeking James Randale/Randall or perhaps James Hinton from 1867 - 1871 and also a William Hinton born about 1870. On the census birth place given as  Newtown, Warminster.   Mothers name Jane Randall and Father James Hinton.

Many thanks

[borneo]

Hi,
Possible marriage.
James Hinton: Sept  qtr 1871: Warminster  (5a  253)
Jane Randall.
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1871 Census.
Jane Randall: age 24: unmarried: Silk Factory Hand.
James Randall: age 2.
William Randall: age: 1 month.?

Address.
Sambourne Union Workhouse, Warminster.

Brian

[lin-james]

Hi Brian

Many thanks for the information.

 Do You know anything about the  Samborne Workhouse and where exactly it was situated.

Sue

[Tati]

Hi Sue,

Have a look here:
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/Warminster/Warminster.shtml

Tanja 

[lin-james]

Hi Tanja

Many thanks.  Just what I needed.

Sue

[borneo]

Hi,
Have you obtained the Marriage cert  for the couple yet?
I think I found James snr in the 1841 Census.

Brian

[borneo]

Good news!

Births:
James Hinton Randall: Sept qtr 1868: Warminster.   (5a 146)

Brian.

[lin-james]

Hi Brian

Yes I have recently got the the marriage cert for James Hinton and Jane Randall married 1871.

I also know now that at the 1871 census Jane was in Sambourne Workhouse with James whose age was given as 2 and also William who was 1 month. 

I will now be able to get James birth certificate (I had looked for a James born 1869 but there were many Hinton's and Randall's.  Any clues for William.

Many thanks for all your help.

Sue

[borneo]

Hi,
I'd go for this one Free BMD.

Births Jun qtr 1871
William John Randall:     Warminster    (5a 146)

In the 1871 Census, William was age 1 month.
The Census was taken on the 2nd of April.
You have six weeks to register a birth.
Due to the nature of the birth, Jane might have left it to the last moment to register, so it would have "rolled" over to the June qtr 1871

Just a thought.

Brian