EASON Swavesey Parish record Look up please

[Mr B]

Not sure how this works but here goes. Is it poss for some kind soul to look up parish records for this person as listed in the 1841 census? William Eason?

1841 census
living at high st, milton, cambridgeshire
 
william eason           35     born in cambridgeshire           publican
sarah eason            35      born in cambridgeshire

Many Thanks

Mr B

[bedfordshire boy]

Presumably you've looked at another census which gives his birthplace as Swavesey

If you check the baptism index on http://www.cfhs.org.uk/Search.html there's no William baptised c 1805 in Swavesey, which makes a parish register search redundant. However there were three sons of William and Ann baptised in 1815, which suggests late baptisms for at least two, if not three, of them. I've checked the full baptism entry on http://www.familyhistoryonline.net/ but no ages were given.

You might be able to work out from the census indexes on the Cambs FHS site the ages of James and John.

I'm still searching


David

[Mr B]

Hi David,

many thanks for your help. It was the 1851 census that gave Swavesy and thats as far as I have got going back, but he did end up in Milton on poor relief after being a publican in Watrebeach.


william eason    head   46   born in swavesey, cambridgeshire     occ: publican
sarah eason      wife    47   born in fen stanton, cambridgeshire         publican's wife
mary A. eason   dau     12   born in milton, cambridgeshire                 scholar
william eason     son     11  born in milton, cambridgeshire                 scholar
lucy A. eason      dau     7   born in milton, cambridgeshire                  scholar
sarah eason       dau     2   born in W. beach, cambridgeshire            at home
thomas pierce  lodger  62   born in hasingfield, cambridgeshire         ag lab

[suffolk*sue]

Could this be the marriage from Boyds index.


1831 / EASON  WM  /TIBBALDS  SARA / MILTON  /CAMBRIDGESHIRE 

[bedfordshire boy]

The full entry is on the IGI Sue - I saw somewhere that one of his children had a middle name Tibbles so it looks to be the right marriage.

I don't suppose there's a marriage on Boyd  for Ann Eason after 4 Jan 1811, as there's a burial of William Eason/Easton age 34 at Swavesey on that date, and I'm wondering if he's the father of William, James and John baptised in 1815

David

[suffolk*sue]

This looks good from the Camb. marriage index.

Joseph Cook = wdr.
Ann Eason = wid.

both of parish
by banns

witnesses
Jacob Hull
Thomas Ward

2nd February, 1835 = Boxworth

[Mr B]

Thanks to all. the Tibbles connection is spot on (here kitty kitty)

[bedfordshire boy]

James and John Eason seem to have been born 1805-08 according to censuses, so all three brothers look to have been late baptisms, after the death of their father.

David

[Mr B]

This is excellent i have never heard of the Boyes index.

How easy is it to go back further than William? Can I find info online ?
Am interested in the IGI info I never found it so will have another look.

thanks again to all for your help and expertise