Aspley Guise, Bedfordshire LOOKUP request fro HUTTON

[cuffie81]

Re your post #48 with a marriage for Michael Hutton (I) - I am up to Michael (III).  Though I can't find the 1774 Marriage on Ancestry.com, I have found his wife Elizabeth Teagle. She was baptised 21 Feb 1753 in Haversham, Bucks (now Haversham-cum-Linford), 8 miles or so North of Wavendon.  Father James, mother Mary.  This fits nicely with the marriage in Little Linford. Thanks for that.  I'll work on her family in due course.

I found the marriage on FreeReg. I would give you a link but FreeReg don't seem to allow directly linking to records. It's probably best to be a bit cautious re. Elizabeth Teagle as there seems to be quite a few about in the Bucks/Beds area.

[cuffie81]

I did come across Jane in the Asylum Admissions Registers on Anc.com but didn't make the connection.  She was admitted 3 times.  In 1854 for 8 mths, in 1857 for 7 mths and then in 1860 till she dies 22 Sept 1862.    I find this very sad.

That certainly looks right but that death date in 1862 didn't tally with the likely looking GRO reference though:
1864 Q3 Death - Jane Hutton 59 (est b1805); Biggleswade 03b 221

But looking at the image I think the Ancestry transcription of 1862 may be wrong, and that it's actually 22 Sep 1864, which would match the GRO reference.

[cuffie81]

Something just hit me!!  Regarding the Gaol registers Cuffie pointed to for James  Hutton from his age recorded there he was born born in Crawley 1814 or 1824)  ..... so, what if this James Hutton is actually Henry JAMES Cooper Hutton born 1824???
He got up to no end of nonsense in South Africa so it would come as no surprise to me.
I've ordered some of these docs.

Before we start casting slurs on HJC, there was a James Hutton baptised to Michael & Ann in Newport Pagnell in 1815. He seems like a better fit for the 'noted poacher' and to the James Hutton who was in the County House of Correction in Bedford on the 1841 census (age 25, est b1816-1821). As for HJC, on the 1841 census there's a Henry Hutton in nearby Husborne Crawley (age 14, est b1827), which could be him.

The last newspaper reference to James Hutton I've found is in 1846, charged with stealing turnips tops.

[suepearce]

I do apologise Cuffie. I got carried away there with HJC.  And yes, I also had the Henry age 14 living in Husborne Crawley as HJC.  He is more likely to be Henry, son of John Hutton, Farmer, fined for trespassing against the game laws and not appearing to the summons ( he was only 16)(Bedfordshire Mercury 15 July 1843) (your reply 65).

[seahall]

Sue.

I managed to get to Aspley, Wavendon and Woburn Sands Churches over the Easter holidays.

No luck with Hutton graves except one a much later date.

Sandy

[seahall]

I have just re-read this thread to try and work out the 2 Johns.

My lineage is through John and Elizabeth Cripps and their son Frederick
who committed suicide. Therefore my line coming down though Kitty Hutton
is correct.

I found a James Hutton going to Australia in 1848 from H. Crawley.

I also just paid £25 for the death certificate of Henry Hutton son of John and
Elizabeth Cripps, which has thrown another mystery into the pot.

I have also re-made contact with one of the researchers that I was in
contact with in 1991 (wrongly I thought he had passed away).

Sandy

[suepearce]

Hi Sandy
Thanks for more input.  Just got home after a 5000 km road trip.  I'll respond and will be in contact as soon as I have settled................

[seahall]

Lovely to hear you are back safe from your trip Sue.

Thanks also for the e-mails also, now rest awhile.

Sandy

[seahall]

I have now been able to find out quite a bit about Adam Hutton and his family.

Although sometimes it is a struggle the family is growing daily. 

Sandy