Burials 1700-1799
St Andrew's Parish Church, Wimpole
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St Andrew's Churchyard
St Andrew's Churchyard
St Andrew's Churchyard
St Andrew's Churchyard
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The Registers for the Parish of Wimpole, Cambridgeshire, were originally
transcribed and indexed by T.P.R. Layng in March 1983.
The 165 page document was typed by C.L. and A.E. Hatton.
Additional research and indexing for this website by Steve Odell.

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Key to Listings

The date given is the date of burial, and not the date of death.
The original spelling of names (as transcribed) has been retained.
(B.T.) refers to Bishop's Transcripts 1599-1812.
(+) after surname indicates entry in the Wimpole Churchyard Register.
[MI:] Additional details from Monumental Inscription.
Names that appear in the Wimpole Registers have been Indexed Alphabetically.
[Information, notes and comments additional to the Registers are shown within square brackets]

Parish Burial Registers: 1560-1599, 1600-1699, 1700-1799 and 1800-1863.

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Wimpole Burials 1700-1799

1700    
29 July 1700 ADAMS Ruth
31 August 1700 GASCOIN Jeremiah
13 October 1700 FLANDERS George
3 March 1700 AUSTIN Sarah
1701    
6 April 1701 HODGSON William
29 January 1701 EVERET Joan
1702    
26 March 1702 KIMPTON Elizabeth
1703    
26 [blank] 1703 PLUCKROSE Elizabeth
9 April 1703 PLUCKROSE William
8 September 1703 SIGSWORTH John
16 September 1703 STOAKES Dorcas
2 March 1703 HODGSON John
1704    
13 April 1704 KIMPTON Richard
19 July 1704 SPARROWHAWK Rebecca, affidavit made by Elizabeth Royston of Hodsdon [Hoddesdon?], Herts
1705    
2 November 1705 AUSTEN James
1706    
11 August 1706 PLUCKROSE Thomas
29 September 1706 HODGSON Isabella
28 December 1706 ADAMS Henry, infant son of Henry of Whaddon
1707    
11 June 1707 WYNN John
6 September 1707 WATERMAN William
12 September 1707 WYNN Rachel
13 February 1707 HODGSON John
1708    
30 March 1708 ADAMS Thomas
24 May 1708 HAGGER Richard
16 July 1708 BURY Clement
13 March 1708 FLANDERS ** George
13 March 1708 FLANDERS ** William
22 March 1708 BEARLOW Elizabeth, infant

** infants in one grave
1709    
27 March 1709 SIGSWORTH Elizabeth
24 October 1709 HOLLINGWORTH Elizabeth
11 December 1709 PICKING John
26 February 1709 PINK Edward
1710    
27 April 1710 PHILLIPS (+) Frances [MI: who departed this life ye 24th day of April 1710, in ye thirtieth year of her age, wife of John Phillips, daughter of Francis & Ann Beho]
20 May 1710 BEHO (+) Ann [MI: wife of Francis Beho, mother of Thomas & Frances Beho]
22 May 1710 PHILLIPS (+) John, infant [MI: ye son of John & Frances Phillips who departed this life ye 21st day of May 1710, in the fourth month of his age]
2 March 1710 PICKING Mary
1711    
6 May 1711 TURNER Charity (affidavit by Ann Wood, a traveller)
1712    
2 April 1712 LATHRAM Thomas
8 January 1712 AUSTEN Susanna
1713    
(B.T. 27) August 1713 NICHOLS Jeremiah
1714    
15 August 1714 HANDLEY Mary
8 August 1714 NICHOLS Jeremyath
20 October 1714 PHILLIPS (+) Elizabeth [MI: departed this life 19 October 1714 in the 8th year of her age]
24 March 1714 BARELEGS Martha

[Timeline: The Jacobite rebellion]

1715    
12 December 1715 ABLET Edward
1716    
2 April 1716 NICHOLNS Ruth
20 April 1716 ( WALLS Mary
  ( WALLS Ann
28 April 1716 BYWATER Isabelle
24 March 1716 HAGER Rosemond
1717    
14 May 1717 BASS William, infant
21 April 1717 HARTE William
1718    
11 May 1718 COOPER William
22 June 1718 FLANDERS Thomas
15 February 1718 HAGER Ann
8 March 1718 SLINNIT Robert
8 March 1718 ABLET Ann
1719    
15 October 1719 WITTEN Robenet
21 February 1719 PICKEN Abram
(B.T. 25 March 1719 HAGER George)

[Timeline: The South Sea Bubble]

1720    
11 December 1720 GINN Lida
1721    
21 March 1721 BURGES John of Hogdon [Hoddesdon?]
29 August 1721 DOUDLE William
1722    
22 February 1722 HAGGER Ann, wife of John
19 May 1722 BASS John
14 October 1722 GRAY Elizabeth, wife of John
5 November 1722 DAY Ede, wife of Richard
1723    
26 January 1723 BALDOCK William
31 March 1723 RIGHT Elizabeth, infant
17 July 1723 BALDOCK Widow
19 January 1723 BONNET William, infant
1724    
26 July 1724 NICKLES Richard
13 October 1724 HAGGER John
1725    
23 May 1725 FLANDERS Mary, wife of George
29 August 1725 EVERSDEN Martha, infant
6 September 1725 GODFREE Mr William: carried into Oxfordshire
1726    
15 January 1726 FLANDERS George
14 March 1726 HODGINS
(B.T. HAGEN)		 Frances

[Timeline: George I dies; George II crowned]

1727    
18 May 1727 HANDLEY Arthur
1 August 1727 BURGES Rebecca of Hodson [Hoddesdon?], Herts (B.T. widow and innkeeper)
1 September 1727 KIRBY Robert, infant of this parish (B.T. son of Robert, labourer)
5 November 1727 PAMPLING John, infant of this parish (B.T. son of John, gardener, and Elizabeth)
4 December 1727 HALL Anne, infant of this parish (B.T. daughter of John, labourer, and Sarah)
5 December 1727 NICHOLS Catherine of this parish (B.T. widow)
18 December 1727 WOODS Matthew of this parish (B.T. labourer)
1728    
26 January 1728 HODSON John, infant of this parish (B.T. son of Francis, labourer)
1729    
20 April 1729 WENHAM Ann, infant of this parish
29 May 1729 ACRON [sic] Ann of this parish
25 July 1729 HANDLEY Hester of this parish
1730    
17 January 1730 WALLER (+) George of this parish (B.T. coachman of the Right Honorable Earl of Oxford) [MI: He departed this life 7 January 1730, aged 62 years]
1731    
4 April 1731 PLUCKROSE Elizabeth, daughter of William (B.T. labourer) and Margaret
1732    
16 February 1732 [blank] A poor labouring woman
18 September 1732 EPPY Robert of this parish
2 October 1732 HODSON Joseph, a bastard child of Joseph Hodson and Susanna Ellen
29 November 1732 ACORN Ursulla, daughter of George and Elizabeth
17 December 1732 HARRISON John, son of Robert and Elizabeth
1733    
15 April 1733 KIRBY Thomas, son of Robert and Elizabeth
19 June 1733 AUSTIN Robert
5 January 1733 HANDLEY Arthur, son of John and Elizabeth
1734    
31 March 1734 WRIGHT John
3 December 1734 ACORN Spencer, son of George and Elizabeth
(B.T. 21 January) 1734 GOAR William, son of William and Mary
23 March 1734 RATFORD (+) Eleanor, daughter of William and Susanna [MI: who departed this life March the 21st anno dom 1735 in the third year of her age]
1735    
(B.T. 8 June 1735) (B.T. GOAR) (B.T. John, son of William and Mary)
7 July 1735 GOAR Elizabeth, daughter of William and Mary
2 September 1735 GOAR William
14 November 1735 GUNTER Charles
7 January 1735 JACKSON Sarah (B.T. wife of Samuel)
4 February 1735 JACKSON Samuel
11 February 1735 HALL John, son of John and Sarah
28 November 1735 BONNET William
1736    
2 May 1736 LYNDSEY William, son of Thomas and Elizabeth
5 May 1736 TEALBY George
23 June 1736 PLUCKROSE William, son of William and Margaret
1 August 1736 PLUCKROSE Thomas
22 August 1736 WENNAM Caleb, son of William and Elizabeth
3 January 1736 WENNAM William
1737    
28 March 1737 THURBONE William (B.T. labourer)
5 April 1737 THURBONE Susanna, widow of William
15 October 1737 MOSS Peter, labourer
15 February 1737 COLE Richard, gardener
23 February 1737 CHALLAND William, son of Robert and Frances
2 March 1737 BONNET Ann, widow of John
3 October 1737 [?] CHARLES William
1738 [No entries recorded]
1739    
31 March 1739 WOODS Sarah, widow
4 April 1739 HODGSON Christiana, daughter of Francis and Elizabeth
19 September 1739 HANDLEY William (B.T. labourer)
7 December 1739 PLUCKROSE Elizabeth (B.T. a poor widow)
10 February 1739 HALL Sarah (B.T. wife of labourer)
9 March 1739 BONNET Elizabeth (B.T. wife of labourer)
1740    
6 April 1740 GIFFIN Rebecca
2 July 1740 PATE Jane, daughter of Robert and Jane
(B.T. 5 January 1740 PLUCKROSE Ruth, daughter of William and Margaret
5 January 1740 LINDSEY Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth
10 January 1740 CHARLES William, son of William)

[The last three entries (Pluckrose, Lindsey and Charles) are taken from Bishop's Transcripts.]
1741    
26 April 1741 SUMPTER John, son of Richard and Susannah
(B.T. 22) June 1741 HOLIDAY Frances
22 November 1741 JOHNSON Mary, daughter of John and Elizabeth
4 December 1741 HENDLEY Mary
5 January 1741 FAIRCHILD Elizabeth
1742    
21 April 1742 GREY Mary, daughter of John and Elizabeth
26 April 1742 JOHNSON Anne
30 May 1742 HILL Frances, daughter of John and Mary
7 May 1742 WALKER John
28 October 1742 HENDLEY David, son of John and Elizabeth
25 November 1742 HUDSON Francis, son of Edmond and Rachel
1743    
(B.T. 5 Sept 1743) JOHNSON Richard, son of John and Elizabeth
4 October 1743 STACEY Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth
10 November 1743 LINDSEY Elizabeth
19 January 1743 BONNETT Martha
2 January 1743 HANDLEY Philip, son of John and Elizabeth
1744    
13 January 1744 PATE Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Jane
19 January 1744 SUTTON Edward

[Timeline: Jacobite rising in support of Bonnie Prince Charlie]

1745    
4 June 1745 PHILLIPS Elizabeth
14 June 1745 FLETCHER Joseph
7 July 1745 NICOLS Susannah, daughter of Richard and Susanna
1746    
3 April 1746 PLUCKROSE William
13 April 1746 NICHOLS Richard
6 May 1746 STACEY Thomas
10 May 1746 GREY John
11 May 1746 PLUCKROSE Sarah, daughter of Margaret
17 May 1746 PLUCKROSE Margaret
17 May 1746 WILLIAMS Sarah
15 December 1746 HALL John (labourer)
21 December 1746 GINN Thomas (labourer)
1747    
9 June 1747 NICHOLS Richard, son of Susanna, widow
20 September 1747 JOHNSON Anne, daughter of John and Elizabeth
25 October 1747 RATFORD (+) Susanna, wife of William [MI: died 20 October 1747, aged 47 years]
3 February 1747 GREY Widow (B.T. Elizabeth)
1748    
24 July 1748 PATE Robert
5 August 1748 BARNARD Samuel (labourer)
18 August 1748 SINDAL Thomas
1 October 1748 ? A stranger
3 October 1748 FAIRCHILD Richard
26 November 1748 SIGSWORTH Elizabeth aged 84
1749    
27 April 1749 BARNET William and Jane, son and daughter of Jane, widow
17 September 1749 WORLAND Susanna, daughter of Thomas and Mary
5 October 1749 HANDLEY William, son of John and Elizabeth
11 January 1749 TAYLOR Robert
1750    
13 July 1750 RAWLEY Martha, wife of William
5 August 1750 BURKETT Sarah, daughter of William and Isabella
27 September 1750 GORDON Charles, a stranger
5 October 1750 FERN Thomas, a stranger
27 October 1750 LINDSEY Elizabeth, wife of Thomas
30 October 1750 HODSON Elizabeth, widow
3 November 1750 BURKET Isabella, wife of William
24 November 1750 SAMPSON Thomas, son of William and Sarah
1751    
23 April 1751 HALL Mary, widow
15 May 1751 LINDSEY Sarah, daughter of Thomas
17 June 1751 ACORN George (labourer)
27 June 1751 BEARFOOT Mary
25 August 1751 ? A stranger (labourer)

[Timeline: Calendar reform]

1752    
10 January 1752 CLARKE John (labourer)
18 April 1752 HUDDLESTON Robert, son of Daniel and Sarah
20 May 1752 BILTON John, son of Henry (labourer)
1753    
26 January 1753 ? A stranger (B.T. labourer)
1 February 1753 GATWARD Samuel
24 May 1753 SMITH James, son of James (corrected from John) and Elizabeth
17 July 1753 ROGERS Robert, son of James and Elizabeth

[Timeline: Anglo-French war begins in North America.]

1754    
29 January 1754 RAWLEY William
4 June 1754 HUDSON Francis
22 December 1754 PATE Jane
1755    
12 March 1755 WENHAM Elizabeth, wife of William
4 May 1755 WENHAM William Handley, infant
15 October 1755 WORLAND Sarah
6 November 1755 WORLAND Sarah, infant daughter of Thomas and Mary

[Timeline: Seven Years' War begins.]

1756    
20 April 1756 BEAN Sarah, natural daughter of Mary
18 July 1756 GIFFIN James, son of Thomas and Rebecca
27 November 1756 YORKE Mary, daughter of the Hon. Charles and Catherine Yorke

[Timeline: Clive captures India from the French.]

1757    
27 February 1757 HARRIS Elizabeth, infant from the Foundling Hospital
4 April 1757 GIFFIN Richard, son of Thomas and Rebeckah
25 December 1757 KELSEY Charles, infant from the Foundling Hospital

[Timeline: first threshing machine.]

1758    
11 June 1758 MONK Elizabeth, infant from the Foundling Hospital

[Timeline: British Museum opens.]

1759    
19 July 1759 YORKE Catherine [Freman], Wife of the Honorable Charles Yorke was bur'd July 19th in Linnen
19 July 1759 YORKE Catherine, daughter of the Honorable Charles and Catherine Yorke was buried July 19th

[Timeline: George II dies and his grandson is crowned George III. French surrender Montreal to the British. Wedgewood opens pottery works.]

1760    
23 March 1760 INGREY John, son of Thomas and Sarah
8 June 1760 RATFORD (+) William, son of William Junior and Mary
11 June 1760 JOHNSON Elizabeth, wife of John
1761
29 September 1761 YORKE ** Margaret, Countess of Hardwicke [wife of the Rt. Hon. Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke]
21 December 1761 CLARK Sarah, spinster
27 December 1761 WOODS John (labourer)

[** Shown in Register as 'Hardwicke']
1762    
7 March 1762 MONSEY Mary, daughter of Thomas and Ann
5 October 1762 HILL Thomas
5 December 1762 BONNETT William (labourer)

[Timeline: Treaty of Paris ends the Seven Years' War. France cedes Canada and the Mississippi Valley to Britain.]

1763    
13 January 1763 PRATT John, son of William and Ester
23 January 1763 MONSEY Elizabeth, wife of James
6 February 1763 SADLER Elisabeth
25 April 1763 PATE Sarah, spinster
26 June 1763 MONSEY Mary, wife of Philip
31 July 1763 FREEMAN Sarah, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth

[Timeline: First Earl of Hardwicke dies. Hargreaves invents the spinning jenny.]

1764    
15 March 1764 YORKE ** The Right Honorable Philip, [1st] Earl of Hardwicke
17 May 1764 HANDLEY John, son of John and Elis
12 June 1764 HILL John
11 June 1764 ROGERS Elizabeth, wife of James

[** Shown in Register as 'Hardwicke']
1765    
2 June 1765 SAMSON James, son of William and Sarah
9 July 1765 TABRAM Edward (labourer)
22 September 1765 RAYNER Ann, wife of David
1766    
11 March 1766 GIFFIN Thomas (labourer)
2 April 1766 MOSS Mary, widow
13 May 1766 EASON ** Martha, wife of Christopher
1 June 1766 BONNETT Elisabeth, wife of John
4 July 1766 YORKE Elizabeth, wife of the Honorable John Yorke was bur'd July 4th.
5 October 1766 GIBSON Susanna, daughter of Patrick and Susanna
16 October 1766 FREEMAN Mary, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth
13 November 1766 TABRAM William, son of Elizabeth Monsey, late Elizabeth Tabram
25 November 1766 ELSOM William, clerk of the parish

(**B.T. EADSON)
1767    
18 November 1767 MEAD Abraham (B.T. labourer)
27 December 1767 ? A vagrant somewhat disordered in her mind and known only by the name of Pretty Betty
1768    
3 January 1768 BONNET William (labourer)
- April 1768 MONSEY Elizabeth, wife of James
13 June 1768 ROGERS James (labourer)
22 June 1768 HUDDLESTONE Daniel (labourer)
6 July 1768 WENHAM William (labourer)
8 November 1768 HILL Mary
1769    
14 June 1769 MONSEY Thomas
5 October 1769 ATKINS Mary, daughter of Edward and Catherine
25 November 1769 ATKINS Edward, son of Edward and Catherine
27 November 1769 BONNET Ann, widow
1770    
28 January 1770 YORKE The Right Honorable Charles Yorke, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain was buried Jany 28th. (Not being buried in woollen, information was made by the undertaker, and the penalty paid)
4 March 1770 GIBSON Susannah, daughter of Patrick and Susannah
11 April 1770 JOHNSON Peter, infant son of the late John and Mary
11 May 1770 CLARK John (labourer)
26 May 1770 CLARK Mary
12 August 1770 RAYNER David (labourer)
[Burials in Woollen: Two acts of Parliament were passed in the late 17th century to protect and promote the English wool trade. The first in 1660, prohibited the use of any material other than wool for burial. The second in 1678 imposed a fine of £5 for defaulters, and introduced an affidavit which had to be signed, stating that the deceased was buried in "sheeps wooll only". These acts were not repealed until 1814. Those who could afford to, sometimes made provision in their wills for the £5 to be paid, so that they would not suffer the ignominy of being buried in wool.]
1771    
11 June 1771 BARLEY William (labourer)
10 August 1771 RATFORD (+) William (carpenter) [MI: died 7 August 1771, aged 77 years, husband of Susanna]
25 October 1771 HEADIN Elizabeth, daughter of James
1772    
21 July 1772 COOPER Ann, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (B.T. Mary)
25 November 1772 BENNET (+) John (farmer) [MI: died 22 November 1772, aged 21]
24 December 1772 EASEY Mary, daughter of John and Mary

[Timeline: Boston Tea Party.]

1773    
4 March 1773 BELL Ann, widow
15 June 1773 JOHNSON John (labourer)
1774    
15 April 1774 CAVE Thomas Brodways (B.T. infant) son of [blank] of Winchester
28 November 1774 BLOWS (+) Samuel (farmer) [MI: who died 26 November 1774, aged 57 years]

[Timeline: American Revolution begins. Watt's first efficient steam engine.]

1775    
18 January 1775 SKINNER Samuel, son of William and Mary
5 February 1775 SKINNER Isaac, son of William and Mary
25 September 1775 COOPER Elizabeth, wife of Thomas (labourer)
8 October 1775 COOPER John, son of Thomas and Elizabeth

[Timetable: American colonies declare their independence.]

1776    
28 May 1776 HERVEY Diana, daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth
8 June 1776 HERVEY Mary, daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth
2 June 1776 EASEY John, son of John and Mary.
1777    
25 January 1777 MUNNS Eleanor
2 March 1777 FREEMAN Robert, son of Edward and Elizabeth
23 April 1777 WORLAND** Thomas (labourer)
23 April 1777 FREEMAN** Edward (labourer)
[** "On Monday morning, as Thomas Worland and Edward Freeman, two labourers, were undermining a wall at Lord Hardwicke's, at Wimpole, in this county, it fell down sooner than they expected, and they were both unfortunately killed on the spot. The misfortune happened entirely from the carelessness of the two men, who took no notice of the warning that was given them." Cambridge Chronicle and Journal, April 1777.]
1778    
19 April 1778 WRIGHT John (labourer)
26 May 1778 BLOWS Sarah, daughter of Samuel and Amy
21 June 1778 HEWIT Robert, son of Thomas and Sarah
7 July 1778 INGRY Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Sarah
14 September 1778 LONGSTAFF Martha
1779    
27 February 1779 PATE Elizabeth
6 June 1779 INGRY Sarah, wife of Thomas
10 August 1779 WORLAND Mary
1780    
1 February 1780 EASTEN ** Christopher
16 March 1780 BLOWS Elizabeth
3 May 1780 DAY Mary, wife of William
18 May 1780 EASY Ann
18 July 1780 MEAD George, a stranger boy killed by a horse
28 September 1780 HEWITT Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Sarah
11 December 1780 WOODS Edward

** [BT: EADSON]
1781    
1 May 1781 PRATT Lydia, daughter of William and Esther
23 December 1781 BARKER Mary, daughter of Robert and Susanna
25 December 1781 MONSEY Ann

[Timeline: Full Parliamentary government restored.]

1782    
13 January 1782 BILTON Henry
19 February 1782 PELL Jane, wife of William
25 February 1782 SQUIRES William, son of William and Anne
17 March 1782 BROOKES Mary, daughter of Thomas and Anne
6 April 1782 BLOWS Amy, daughter of Samuel and Amy
18 April 1782 CHALLAND Frances, wife of Robert, farmer
6 May 1782 BROOKES Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Anne, labourer
17 March [May?] 1782 BARKER Robert, labourer
2 June 1782 BARKER Susanna, widow [BT: of the above Robert]
21 December 1782 FLETCHER David John, son of David and Anne, gardener

[Timeline: Peace treaty signed in Paris between Great Britain and the United States.]

1783    
6 January 1783 CHALLAND (+) William, farmer, of Fen Stanton [MI: who died 1 January 1783, in the 67th year of his age]
2 March 1783 DAY William, labourer
16 October 1783 MUNNS William, farmer
1784    
8 March (?) 1784 FLETCHER (+) Anne, wife of David, gardener to Lord Hardwicke [MI: Anna , who died 1 March 1785 , aged 31 years, also two of their children who died in their infancy]
11 January 1784 BONNET Frances, widow of John, farmer
28 March 1784 FRENCH Judith Robinson, daughter of William and Sarah, farmer
18 April 1784 BLOWS Amy, wife of Samuel, farmer
23 May 1784 GOATS Morris, son of Morris (labourer) and Elizabeth
13 June 1784 PELL Robert, son of William (labourer) and Catherine
19 October 1784 WORLAND Ann, wife of Joseph
1785    
1 February 1785 CHALLAND Robert, farmer
18 April 1785 SAMPSON Mary, wife of William
29 April 1785 ELSOM Ruth, widow of John, blacksmith
24 May 1785 CREWE George, a stranger
23 June 1785 PETT Robert, son of William (labourer) and Mary
25 October 1785 RICH Hannah, daughter of James and Keziah
11 December 1785 GADD Anne, daughter of Thomas and Mary

[Timeline: Coal gas first used for lighting.]

1786    
2 July 1786 BROOKES Ann, daughter of Thomas (labourer) and Mary
6 August 1786 PELL George, son of William and Catherine
24 November 1786 RADFORD (+) William, farmer
31 December 1786 HEWITT James, killed by falling from a tree
1787    
30 March 1787 PRATT William, labourer
14 July 1787 DUBOIS Catherine, daughter of Joseph and Sarah
2 November 1787 COWPER Thomas, labourer
1788    
27 May 1788 HUDDLESTONE Sarah, widow
28 June 1788 MONSEY Elizabeth, wife of Philip, labourer

[Timeline: Bastille falls; French Revolution begins.]

1789    
27 October 1789 WHITBY Adam
25 December 1789 PRIME Ann, daughter of James (BT: labourer) and Ann

[Timeline: Second Earl of Hardwicke dies.]

1790    
16 January 1790 MUNNS William
26 April 1790 MUNNS Joice, wife of Thomas, farmer
25 May 1790 YORKE ** Rt. Hon. Philip [Yorke], 2nd Earl of Hardwicke
13 October 1790 RICH Sarah, daughter of James and Keziah
21 November 1790 KEFFORD John

[** Shown in Register as 'Hardwicke']
1791    
12 April 1791 FLETCHER David, gardener to the late Earl of Hardwicke
24 April 1791 SKINNER Samuel, son of William and Mary
28 April 1791 EASY John
23 May 1791 BURKITT William
22 September 1791 EVANS James
8 October 1791 BLOWS Ann, wife of Samuel, farmer
11 October 1791 KEFFORD Thomas
18 October 1791 EVANS Thomas, son of James and Elizabeth
6 November 1791 YORKE Rev. Charles [Yorke], eldest son of the Hon. and Rt. Rev. [James Yorke], the Lord Bishop of Ely
1792    
2 January 1792 YORKE The Hon. Charles [Yorke], second son of the Rt. Hon. Philip, 3rd Earl of Hardwicke
23 April 1792 GOODE George
25 May 1792 SMITH John
20 June 1792 BLOWS Samuel
5 August 1792 SQUIRES Margaret
4 December 1792 ELSOM Ruth
12 December 1792 YORKE The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph [Yorke], Lord Dover

[Timeline: Louis XVI executed in France. England and France at war.]

1793    
12 March 1793 YORKE The Rt. Hon. Lady Dover, widow of the Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Yorke, Lord Dover.
22 August 1793 DAY James
26 November 1793 ELSOM James, son of John and Susanna
19 November 1793 PATE William
1794    
27 April 1794 GIBSON Susanna, wife of Matthew
30 October 1794 RICH Keziah, wife of James
6 December 1794 FREEMAN Edward, labourer
9 December 1794 PAINE Mary, widow
1795    
14 May 1795 PRIME Sarah, daughter of James and Anne
21 May 1795 BULLEN William, son of George and Ann
10 July 1795 YORKE Mary, daughter of the Hon. and Rt. Rev. James [Yorke], Lord Bishop of Ely
21 September 1795 RATFORD (+) John [MI: who died 18 September 1795, aged 56]
23 November 1795 SAMPSON (+) William
4 December 1795 BENNET James
5 December 1795 WETSTONE Thomas
1796    
17 June 1796 WILMOT Sarah, spinster
3 September GIBSON Matthew
26 November BOND Thomas, son of Edward and Penelope
30 November 1796 RATFORD Mary, widow
1797    
10 February 1797 FLETCHER (+) Anne, widow [MI: Ann, beloved wife of David Fletcher, who departed this life 6 February 1797, aged 31 years]
16 April 1797 WILTSHIRE Sarah, daughter of James & Elizabeth
2 December 1797 CROW Edith, spinster
19 December 1797 KIDD James, son of John and Anne
1798    
14 January 1798 HITCHCOCK Richard, son of Richard and Hannah
13 February 1798 PRIME Anne, daughter of James and Anne
25 April 1798 BARKER William
26 April 1798 COLLIS James, son of George and Frances
15 November 1798 THEOBALD Anne from Great Gransden
1799    
18 February 1799 PILE Mary, widow
2 March 1799 MUNCEY Ruth, widow
11 June 1799 COLLIS Frances, wife of George
7 July 1799 HEWITT Thomas
24 November 1799 WHITBY James, son of William and Elizabeth
16 December 1799 HUME Grissel Janet, daughter of John and Elizabeth

[(B.T.) indicates the entry as shown in the Bishop's Transcripts 1599-1812 where it differs from the entry in the local church register. For more details, see the original Introduction written by by T.P.R. Layng in 1983 on the Register Index page.]

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Wimpole Church Records:

Index page to the Church Registers from 1560 to 1863. Some baptism, banns, marriage and burial listings are available on-line:
   - Baptisms: 1560-1599, 1600-1699, 1700-1799, 1800-1863
   - Marriages: 1560-1599, 1600-1699, 1700-1799, 1800-1863
   - Banns: 1754-1863
   - Burials: 1560-1599, 1600-1699, 1700-1799, 1800-1863

St Andrew's Parish Church, Wimpole. Records of baptisms 1560-1603 and 1617-1863, marriages 1560-1990, burials 1560-1973 and banns for 1754-1918 reside in the Cambridge Record Office, indexed transcripts exist for baptisms, marriages and burials 1560-1863. Parish register transcripts 1560-1863, are available in full transcript form, on microfiche, from the Cambridgeshire Family History Society. The Bishop's Transcripts for the years 1599-1642 and 1663-1812 can be found in the Cambridge University Library.

Monumental Inscriptions and the Churchyard 1710-2004:

The St Andrew's Churchyard Register is available on line.
Details and coffin plates in the Hardwicke Family Vault are available on line.
A selection of the Monumental Inscriptions from the Church and Chapel are available on line.

The Monumental Inscriptions in the churchyard of St Andrew's Parish Church, Wimpole are also recorded in the Cambridge Records Office for the years 1710-1979. These inscriptions are available on microfiche from the Cambridgeshire Family History Society.

Local Census Records:

The following local censuses are available on line:
Arrington Wimpole Orwell Local
1881 Census
1891 Census
1901 Census 		1881 Census
1891 Census
1901 Census 		1881 Census
1891 Census
1901 Census 		1881 Workhouse

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