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Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« on: Wednesday 19 October 22 13:42 BST (UK) »
In my tree I have Charlotte Clem(p)son, baptised 30 Mar 1788 in Cumnor, Berkshire/Oxfordshire.
She married George King at St.Thomas's in Oxford on 3 July 1814. 
She died 1846 in Sandford St.Helens, Abingdon. 
I'm trying to find her mother, Sarah, who was born c.1765 possibly in Berkshire.
I can't find her birth, nor her parents, nor can I find her marriage to Charlottes father, John Clem(p)son. 
He was born 1759 in Berkshire, possibly Besselsleigh.
I'd be really grateful for any help anyone can give me. TIA.

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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 19 October 22 15:06 BST (UK) »
John Clemson son of Jonathan and Mary Clemson baptised 28 January 1739 at St Lawrence church, Besselsleigh
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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 19 October 22 15:29 BST (UK) »
Thank you for replying.
I have his baptism as 28 Jan 1759 St.Lawrences Church Besselsleigh.

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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 19 October 22 18:38 BST (UK) »
Sorry, that was finger trouble on my part - should be 1759
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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 19 October 22 18:53 BST (UK) »
I often find it useful to look at the children born to a couple, as naming patterns often provide clues.

Here are the children born in Cumnor, Berkshire to John & Sarah Clemson:

(1788) Charlotte
(1791) Hannah
(1793) Phoebe, who witnessed Charlotte's marriage
(1797) Sophia
(1800) Jonathan
(1803) Elizabeth
(1806) Nanny
(1809) Sarah

Apologies if I have missed any.

Queenie  :)
Fidler - West Ilsley, Berkshire
Hamlin/Hamlyn - Long Sutton & Martock, Somerset
Head - Marlborough & Alton Priors, Wiltshire
Minson - Kingstone, Somerset/Symondsbury, Dorset
Owsley - Buckland St Mary, Somerset
Pyke - (West) Weeke/Wick, Pewsey, Wiltshire
Salisbury - Dowlish Wake/West Dowlish, Somerset

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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 19 October 22 22:32 BST (UK) »
Hahaha Emeltom!   I often get that problem!  Thanks anyway.

Queenie. Thank you for your message.  I'll have a good look tomorrow and see if I can find anything.

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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 20 October 22 01:02 BST (UK) »
Have you seen this report?

Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette, 13.1.1849

At Abingdon, on 8th inst., on view of the body of John clempson, aged 79, who was found dea upon the floor quite naked, except that a blanket had been thrown over him. It appears that his wife, daughter and grandson had been living together in the most abject state of misery, wretchedness and filthiness, and that on the week previous, when they received their weekly money from the parish, they owed it all save 1s., with which they bought a loaf and a little firing. The bread was all eaten on the Friday; on the Saturday they had nothing all day; on the Sunday they borrowed a loaf off a neighbour. The deceased, who was quite a cripple, on the night previous to his death had been crawling about the room and slipped partially downstairs. His daughter got him into the room again and covered him over as stated. No medical man was sent for. A verdict of died from natural causes, accelerated by cold and want of proper attention. The deceased was for several years in the habit of opening the gate which stood at the bottom of Bagley Wood until its removal, in consequence of being a nuisance.

How terribly said this is.

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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 20 October 22 01:17 BST (UK) »
Another report.

The deceased for several years obtained a livelihood by opening the gate to Bagley Wood, and by that means he received contributions from the various parties travelling the Oxford Road. The gate, being found a nuisance, was removed, and the deceased became an out pauper on the parish.

Another report says JAMES Clempson?
 

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Re: Charlottes mother in Abingdon area?
« Reply #8 on: Thursday 20 October 22 10:21 BST (UK) »
OH! WOW! Middlesbrough.  Thank you for that.
What terrible misery people lived in years ago.
I'm very grateful to you for posting that, I would never have known otherwise.
Regards
Townsie
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