Willingdon - baptism please - COMPLETED with thanks

[Myfi!]

If anyone has access to Willingdon prs I would be grateful if they could look to see if there is a baptism for James CLIMPSON c.1795


Myfi

[omega 1]

Hi Myfi

Willingdon,St Marys

James Head

29th Nov 1795

Fathers name Head

Mother Ann Climpson,illigitimate son

Omega

[Myfi!]

Hi Omega

Thank you so much.
 
Very handy having his father listed, wonder if Ann went on to marry Mr. Head.

Myfi

[omega 1]

Hi Myfi

There are 2 marriages in Willingdon for an Ann Climpson

30th Nov 1803 Ann Climpson to George Inskip

BOTP (B)
&

10th Oct 1807

Ann Climpson to John Fowler

BOTP (B)

This is from the SMI

Omega

[Myfi!]

Thank you for the marriages

eeny meeny   

possibly George Inskip....James named his first son George


appreciated
Myfi

[Myfi!]

 

Ooooo just found Ann Inskip age 82 on the 1851 Willingdon census ... with a couple of Climpsons in the household.

excellent   

Myfi

[omega 1]

Hi Myfi

You got there before me,was going to look on Census

Pleased i could help

Omega

[meganbutel]

There is a marriage on familysearch showing
spouse: James Head
child:  
marriage: 18 Jul 1797 — St. Mary'S, Portsea, Hampshire, England
record title: England Marriages, 1538–1973  
groom's name: James Head
bride's name: Ann Climpson
marriage date: 18 Jul 1797
marriage place: St. Mary'S, Portsea, Hampshire, England
indexing project (batch) number: M01646-3
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 1596292

So it looks like your Ann possibly did marry Mr Head albeit out of Sussex. Getting married in Portsea - perhaps he was a seaman?
The Ann Climpson who married George Inskip is definitely the one you found  in the 1851 census - the Sarah Climpson she is living with is the widow of Charles Climpson (son of William Climpson and Ann Howell) and the Winifred is her step- daughter - the daughter of Charles and his first wife Mary Brook.
I would assume that Ann Climpson Inskip is related to Charles - possibly a sister as she is the same age as Sarah so they are contemporaries. Interesting to note that Sarah lived to be 101 years old - pretty good longevity for someone on parish relief!

There is another Climpson/Head connection - Orpha (Orpah) Climpson was a granddaughter of Charles and Sarah - you can see her living with them in the 1841 census along with two other young girls which I would presume are her sisters. Orpha was the illegitimate daughter of their daughter Mary. She later married a man called William Head who came from Newhaven, Sussex.

[Myfi!]

Hi Meganbutel

The marriage you found in Portsea is definately worth investigating so I shall get onto that.

many thanks
Myfi