Parents of Charles Guy Bampton

[LizzieL]

What about illegitimate child of one of the sisters?

[LizzieL]

Ancestry has transcript of his marriage in Grimsby. For Margaret Dade's father it gives his name as William Dade and for Charles's father it only says Bampton with no forename.

[CarolA3]

Iffley PRs (as transcribed by OFHS) contain the following baptism entry:

'Jan 28 1879
BAMPTON  Charlie Guy    s. Elizabeth (no father's name)'

Maybe his father's surname was GUY?  I used to know a family of that name.

Hope this helps,
Carol

[LizzieL]

I thought if he was illegit, Elizabeth was best candidate, given her age, Emily would have been a bit young - but still possible. I think Ann Bampton married Charles Tolley in 1870. It doesn't look like they had any children. In 1891, Fanny Henwood (niece) was with Charles and Ann.

[LizzieL]

TNA has a reference to Charles Guy Bampton, I think its naval reserve list. There's a charge to download. that would fit with him being on a boat in 1901

[LizzieL]

It looks like his mother is a servant in the household of James Gibson (architect) in Basingstoke in 1881.
Piece number 1254, Folio 105, Page 5

[LizzieL]

Also looked like she married
15 Sept 1886 in Hammersmith to Frederick Talbot, her father Richard a stone mason, Frederick's  father also called Richard (labourer). Frederick was a keeper (poss gamekeeper?) and a widower
record on Ancestry

[CarolA3]

Also looked like she married
15 Sept 1886 in Hammersmith to Frederick Talbot, her father Richard a stone mason, Frederick's  father also called Richard (labourer). Frederick was a keeper (poss gamekeeper?) and a widower
record on Ancestry

See reply #7 from Keyboard86.  Bingo!

Carol

[LizzieL]

Well spotted!

I hadn't realised the name was the same, being that she married in Hammersmith, I thought Frederick was from that area - but why would you need a game keeper in Hammersmith?