Jenner, the only other place to look would be the Hackleton Church Book. Baptist churches recorded a great deal in these, including membership lists, which would give the date of baptism or transfer into the church, and often the date of leaving or death. BUT they are not available online.
According to the Northants Record Office Catalogue, the Hackleton Church Book started in 1781 when the church was founded, and had membership lists 1808-1889.
The church also had it's own burial ground, and the online register runs up to 1836. On the very last page, I can see
Jacob s Abraham Tyso buried 16 Feb 1836, aged 10 weeks. (again indexed as Tyro)
It doesn't look as if there are any further records. But Samuel is likely to be buried at Hackleton Baptist Chapel. There are no surviving gravestones.
There was an Ann Tysoe gave evidence at a trial at Northampton Crown Court in 1834, but there's no personal details (Northampton Mercury 12 July 1834, page 1)
But Ann Tyso remarried, in Piddington in 1833, to John Charles Hancock. she is on the 1841 Census in Hackleton, with her daughter Ann living with her. She was 55. There is a death registered for an Ann Hancock in 1843, aged 59, but no burial.
