A marriage between Robert BARON and Elizabeth FOSTER 12-10-1804 York

[Kloumann]

There is a tree on familysearch which shows Robert, Cornwall & Cornwall Snr. Can't gaurantee accuracy. Complete with marriages & births. Worth a look.

[BumbleB]

Perhaps a little clue:

Baptism at Skipsea - Ralph son of Cornwall Baron Junior and Elizabeth - 2 October 1785

Added:  so probably the Cornwall Baron baptised 27 March 1757 at Skipsea, son of Cornwall and Elizabeth.

[Keith Sherwood]

Thanks again, BumbleB and Kloumann,
Yes, always treat these online trees with suspicion - and respect!  But I'll certainly have a look at that.
And those marriages for, presumably Cornwell (sic) BARON senior, might indicate an early death for the first Elizabeth he married in 1754...
Keith

[BumbleB]

Thanks so much for that, Kloumann!
And on Ancestry I've just come across recorded burials of Cornwall BARON on 19th January 1809, and remarkably a Cornwall BARON senior, buried 3rd June 1811.  A case of namesake son predeceasing his grieving father by a couple of years there?
I wouldn't imagine the headstone still exists, or if it does whether the MI is still legible in All Saints Churchyard, Skipsea.  What is the air quality like there?
Keith

An image of the 1811 1809 headstone is available here:

https://www.yorkshirecdbooks.com/Genuki/Skipsea/Baron0071.jpg

added:  Elizabeth (on the headstone) - buried 9 October 1820 - Elizabeth, wife of Cornwell Baron, Farmer of Skipsea, aged 65.

[BumbleB]

Thanks again, BumbleB and Kloumann,
Yes, always treat these online trees with suspicion - and respect!  But I'll certainly have a look at that.
And those marriages for, presumably Cornwell (sic) BARON senior, might indicate an early death for the first Elizabeth he married in 1754...
Keith

1756 marriage for Cornwell Baron and Elizabeth Smith - Marriage Bond - state ages of 23 and 24.

1776 marriage for Cornwell Baron and Elizabeth Milbourn - Marriage Bond - state ages of 22 and 22.

[BumbleB]

Skipsea burial - 29 April 1755 - Elizabeth wife of Cornwell Baron, Yeoman.

[BumbleB]

Possible confusion continues 

1754 marriage for Cornwell Baron and Elizabeth Myers says that Cornwell is of the parish of Ulrome.

There is a baptism of Cornwal, son of Cornwal Baron - 5 June 1733 at Ulrome.

[Keith Sherwood]

Goodness,
Set off home from Cornwall mid afternoon and have stopped mid-journey in Shaftesbury to discover all these fascinating additions on this thread.
Thank you so much for these, BumbleB!
Keith
And I love that term Yeoman, tenant farmer...

[Keith Sherwood]

...and that's an incredibly clear image of that inscription on quite an old headstone.  The letters and numbers carved quite deeply.  Wonderful, very impressive...
K