Vaus/e Crick

[plan321]

I am wondering if anyone can help me with some info on the Vaus/e family of Crick.
I have James Vaus/e baptised 13 Dec 1684 Crick. Lots of others have put his father as Thomas Vaus/e born 1614 Crick. I am thinking this is highly unlikely to be correct as he would have been 70 when his child was born.

I have info on earlier lines but seem to have a  bit missing in the middle.
If anyone can help with this I would be grateful.

[solidrock]

James Vause, (Vauss, Vaus).
Born. 13 December 1685. Crick, Northamptomshire.
Death. 8 APR 1763. Crick, Northamptomshire.

Father Thomas Vause. b. 1651. d. 1727.   ( father. Thomas Vause  1614).
Mother Elizabeth Parker. b. 1650. d. 1720.

Ref. Family Search LHKJ-ZHF ​

[PrawnCocktail]

Hi,

Just looking at the PR's for Crick.

James is actually baptised 1685, the year changes halfway down the page.

There are also other Vaux/ Vause, children of Thomas & Elizabeth : Ann 1676, Thomas 1677/8, John 1679/80, William 1681, Jonas 1687, Moses 1689, Abraham 1694, Elizabeth 1698

Marriage is likely to be 1674 - 1676 period, and Thomas was probably born round about 1650, give or take a few years. Crick PR's have a 6 year gap from 1644 - 1650, due to the Civil War. Crick is just 8 miles from Naseby, where the Battle of Naseby took place in 1645. Just two hours walk away. The level of upheaval locally reflected in the lack of a parish register.

So yes, you probably do have a "bit missing in the middle". Thomas was probably born during this time of immense fear, upheaval, and uncertainty.

There were two baptisms in the 1650's, John born 1653 to Thomas & Alice, and Mary born 1650 to William & Elizabeth. It is possible that one of these families was Thomas's, but it may well prove impossible to say which.

[Pennie]

Re. PC's last paragraph in the previous posting, it may be worth tracing the lineage of both Thomas (married to Alice) and William (married to Elizabeth).  With a pretty unusual surname, there's a possibility that they may be brothers or first cousins.

Pennie

[plan321]

Thank you everyone, this has put me back on track! I have the Thomas born circa 1614 info and further back but I just had a bit of trouble on the others 

[K Rees]

The Will of a John Lee of Kilsby, weaver, proved 1727 records his daughter as Elizabeth Voss, but maybe Vaus.