It's been a while since I've been on this site, so apologises if this question has been answered.
Researching mine and OH's trees, I've now got back to late 1600's, early 1700's. I'm starting to find what looks like evidence of re-baptising of children. For example a Crispin Deacon baptised 10 May 1729, parents Francis and Elizabeth. Then a Crispianus Deacon baptised 04 Dec 1732, same place, same parents names.
There are other examples with 'latinized' names. It's a bit late for the Reformation, but I am wondering if this is something to do with that. Did people feel pressured into re-baptising there children with latinized names depending on the faith (or lack of it) of the Monarch? Has anyone else come across this?