Wimpole Baptisms 1825-1849, Parish Registers, St Andrew's Parish Church (Page Seven)

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Baptisms 1825-1849 for the Parish of Wimpole (Page Seven)
From the Parish Registers

St Andrew's Parish Church, Wimpole
A local history and genealogy page for the Parish of Wimpole.

St Andrew's Parish Church.
A living church for the Parish of Wimpole, located within the National Trust's Wimpole Hall Estate.
The Church is managed and maintained by the Parochial Church Council.

My thanks and acknowledgments to the Parochial Church Council for Wimpole and St Andrew's Parish Church for allowing the online publication of the Church Registers.

Listings prior to 1864 are based on the Church Registers for the Parish of Wimpole, as transcribed and collated by T P R Layng in March 1983. Originally typed by C L and A E Hatton.

The transcription by T P R Layng concludes on 4 October 1863. The transcription following this date is by Julia Thorogood with contributions by John Steadman. Additional research for this website is by Steve Odell.

In medieval times there were no parish registers. Through the efforts of Thomas Cromwell in 1538 a mandate was issued by Henry VIII for churches to maintain parish records. This ordered that every parson, vicar or curate was to enter in a book every wedding, baptism and burial in his parish. In 1558 Queen Elizabeth re-confirmed her father's mandate into law and many church records date from that year. Wimpole's own church records for baptisms, weddings and burials began in 1560.

Unless otherwise stated, the dates shown record the date of the baptism/christening service at Wimpole Parish Church, not the date of birth of the child. In cases of significant illness or impending death, some Baptisms/Christenings would have been performed by the Rector at the child's home.

It was the convention for the baptism/christening service to be held within a week or so of birth. However, there was no law to enforce baptisms within any set time (beyond incurring the not insignificant displeasure of the local Rector!) and many examples in the Registers show baptisms being carried out months or even years after birth. Some children were never baptised, especially those from Nonconformist families.

The original spelling of names in the Registers (as transcribed) has been retained.

In England and Wales, up to 1751, the New Year began on the 25th March (Lady Day).

Information, notes, observations, and comments additional to the original text are generally shown within [square brackets] and in italics.

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(BT: )	indicates the entry as shown in the Bishop's Transcripts 1599-1812 where it differs from the entry in the local church register.
[PR: ]	Additional information from the Parish Registers.
[C: ]	I have compared the Layng transcript with the commercially available Cambridgeshire Family History Society transcription. Any significant differences are indicated thus. Local parish records on CDs can be purchased from the society.

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Wimpole Parish Registers:

Baptisms: 1560-1599† 1600-1649† 1650-1699* 1700-1749* 1750-1799*
1800-1824† 1825-1849† 1850-1874† 1875-1899† 1900-1924†**

Banns: 1755-1849† 1850-1900†

Marriages: 1560-1599 1600-1699 1700-1799 1800-1863

Burials: 1560-1599 1600-1699 1700-1799 1800-1849† 1850-1899†

* indicates page is unavailable. ** indicates some year transcriptions are available.
† indicates complete page has been set to facilitate name searches.

Baptisms for the Parish of Wimpole continue here from: (Page Six) 1800-1824
[Original transcript by T P R Layng 1983]

1825


9 January 1825	LION [Lyon]	Anne Lion, daughter of William Lion, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
6 March 1825	MAIL [Male/Moule]	Sarah Mail, daughter of (blank) and Sarah Mail, spinster of Wimpole Parish. Born in London. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
20 March 1825	COURSE	Elizabeth Course, daughter of James Course, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
24 April 1825	LAW	Jane Law, daughter of John Law, jobber of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
24 April 1825	PETT	William Pett, son of Jesse Pett, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
5 June 1825	GOATS	Jane Goats, daughter of Morris Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann. [PR: Buried at Wimpole on 6 May 1827, aged 2 years.]
26 June 1825	SMITH	Charles Smith, son of James Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary. [PR: Buried at Wimpole on 27 September 1826, aged 1 year and 3 months.]
10 July 1825	HEWITT	Ann Hewitt, daughter of Thomas Hewitt, labourer of Arrington Parish, and Elizabeth of Wimpole Parish.
25 September 1825	TITCHMARSH	Charles Titchmarsh, son of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Catherine.
25 September 1825	CHAPMAN	John Chapman, son of John Chapman, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
6 November 1825	COOPER	Anne Cooper, daughter of Henry Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
13 November 1825	WILLMOT	Elizabeth Willmott, daughter of James Willmot, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
4 December 1825	BULLEN	Marianne Bullen, daughter of William Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
25 December 1825	CHAPMAN	Samuel Chapman, son of Thomas Chapman, under-gamekeeper of Wimpole Parish, and Charlotte. "Aged 15 weeks old."
27 December 1825	PRIOR	Mary Prior, daughter of William Prior, labourer of Wimpole Parish, deceased, and Ann. [PR: William Prior buried 29 May 1825, aged 34, Coroner's inquest.] [PR: Mary Prior, buried, 15 January 1826, infant]

1826


15 January 1826	BULLEN	Jemima Bullen, daughter of James Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
22 January 1826	SPACKSMAN	George Spacksman, son of Jeremiah Spacksman, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Phoebe.
25 January 1826	GADD	Marianne Gadd, daughter of William Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Keziah.
25 January 1826	WORLAND	Elizabeth Ann Worland, daughter of William Worland, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
19 March 1826	CLARKE	Charles Clarke, son of William Clarke, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
20 March 1826	HALE	Joseph Hale, son of William Hale, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann. [PR: Buried at Wimpole on 10 April 1826, infant.]
7 May 1826	SMITH	Charlotte Smith, daughter of William Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
21 June 1826	WHITBY	John Whitby, son of William Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
9 July 1826	SELL	Charles Sell, son of (blank), and Mary Sell, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
9 July 1826	WILKINS	Sarah Wilkins, daughter of William Wilkins, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
17 July 1826	WIDBY [Whitby]	Prime Widby, son of John Widby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, living in Kingston, and Mary.
17 September 1826	BISHOP	Marianne Bishop, daughter of John Bishop, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
1 October 1826	ARBOR	William Arbor, son of (blank], and (blank] of Wimpole Parish (blank), "A person of riper years."
3 December 1826	COOPER	Maria Cooper, daughter of William Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.

1827


25 February 1827	WARD	Jane Ward, daughter of Thomas Ward, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
18 March 1827	HIRST	James Hirst, son of William Hirst, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
13 May 1827	PELL	Sarah Pell, daughter of (blank), and Elizabeth Pell, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
20 May 1827	GOATS	Jane Goats, daughter of James Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
14 June 1827	ELLISTON	Richard Henry Elliston, son of Robert Elliston, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
14 June 1827	ELLISTON	James Elliston, son of Robert Elliston, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
17 June 1827	LONG	Susan Long, daughter of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
17 June 1827	WATTS	Roda Watts, daughter of Charles Watts, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
24 June 1827	PRATT	David Pratt, son of John Pratt, and Ann otp lab
15 July 1827	FLANDERS	Charlotte Flanders, daughter of Zachariah Flanders, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Susannah. "Aged 1 year 9 months."
29 July 1827	DELLOW	Edith Dellow, daughter of George Dellow, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Eliza.
1 August 1827	HEWETT [Hewitt]	Eliza Hewett, daughter of James Hewett, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
12 August 1827	RUMBULT [Rumbold]	John Rumbult, son of John Rumbult, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
30 August 1827	MOSSOP	Mary Anne Mossop, daughter of Benjamin Addenbrooke Mossop, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Janet. [Benjamin Addenbrooke Mossop (1802-1883) is believed to be a miller, merchant and farmer from Spalding, Lincolnshire, son of the Rev John Mossop and Ann (nee Berridge), and born at Deeping St. James. He married Janet Meyer of Arrington at Arrington on 25 May 1826 by special licence and they had two daughters who both died young. Despite the "of Wimpole Parish", their marriage and this baptism entry are the only Mossop records in either local Register.] [Note curious naming at 10 June 1832 below.]
9 September 1827	SMITH	Jane Smith, daughter of William Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. [Described "of The Tower" (presumably the Folly?)]
9 September 1827	SMITH	John Smith, son of James Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
10 September 1827	BULLEN	Elizabeth Bullen, daughter of James Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
14 October 1827	READ [Reed]	James Read, son of John Read, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
18 November 1827	PUMPHRET [Pumford]	James Pumphret, son of Stanford Pumphret [=Pumford], labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
9 December 1827	LAW	Martha Law, daughter of John Law, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
9 December 1827	WHETSTONE	Charles Whetstone, son of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.

1828


22 January 1828	GADD	Charlotte Gadd, daughter of John Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. [PR: Buried at Wimpole on 25 January 1828, aged 3 months]
27 January 1828	KIDD	Jane Kidd, daughter of William Kidd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
27 January 1828	GRAVESTOCK	William Gravestock, son of James Gravestock, labourer of Eversden Parish, and Ann.
9 March 1828	CHAPMAN	James Chapman, son of John Chapman, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
9 March 1828	LYON [Lion]	James Lyon, son of William Lyon, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
23 March 1828	SELL	Henry Sell, son of William Pateman, farmer's son of Wimpole Parish, and Mary Sell, spinster of Wimpole. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock] [PR: Buried at Wimpole on 23 April 1828, aged 2 months.]
13 April 1828	HALE	Joseph Hale, son of William Hale, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
27 April 1828	WILKIE	Margaret Wilkie, daughter of Thomas Wilkie, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
11 May 1828	CLARK	Jane Clark, daughter of William Clark, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
24 May 1828	CHEAP	John Cheap, son of Rev John Cheap, Rector of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
6 July 1828	OSBORNE	Christiana Osborne, daughter of (blank), and Mary Osborne spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
17 August 1828	COURSE	Charles Course, daughter of James Course, carpenter of Cambridge, and Elizabeth. [PR: Buried at Wimpole, aged 3 years and 9 months.]
31 August 1828	BRITTON	Matilda Ann Britton, daughter of (blank), and Jane Britton, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
14 September 1828	PELL	Mary Pell, daughter of William Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Frances.
14 September 1828	JENEWAY	William Jeneway, son of William Jeneway, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Hester.
28 September 1828	PETT	Sarah Jane Pett, daughter of Jesse Pett, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
28 September 1828	BULLEN	William Bullen, son of William, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
12 October 1828	FLANDERS	Maria Flanders, daughter of Zachariah Flanders, carpenter of Wimpole Parish, and Susannah. "Born 22 April 1828."

1829


17 January 1829	BULLEN	Ann Bullen, daughter of George Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jemima.
18 January 1829	WORLAND	William Worland, son of Thomas Worland, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
8 February 1829	LONG	Martha Long, daughter of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
13 February 1829	INGRY [Ingrey/Ingray]	Daniel Ingry, son of Barnett Ingrey, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Hannah.
1 March 1829	GOATS	Lucy Jane Goats, daughter of Morris Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
1 March 1829	SPACKSMAN	Sarah Spacksman, daughter of Jeremiah Spacksman, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Phoebe.
8 March 1829	EVERSDEN	Jane Eversden, daughter of William Eversden, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
26 April 1829	TITCHMARSH	John Titchmarsh, son of Charles, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Catherine.
24 May 1829	WARD	Abigail Ward, daughter of Thomas Ward, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
31 May 1829	WHITBY	Margaret Whitby, daughter of John Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
7 June 1829	MILLS	William Mills, son of (blank), and Sarah Mills, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock] [PR: Buried at Wimpole on 3 October 1829, infant]
28 June 1829	WILKIE	Thomas Wilkie, son of Thomas Wilkie, bailiff of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
20 September 1829	GADD	Caroline Gadd, daughter of William Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Keziah.
21 September 1829	REED [Reid]	Jane Gadd Reed, daughter of (blank), and Sarah Reed, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
4 October 1829	WATTS	Elias Watts, son of Charles Watts, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
11 October 1829	HEWITT	James Hewitt, son of James Hewitt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann. [PR: Buried at Wimpole on 9 April 1830, aged 10 months]
1 November 1829	CATER [Carter]	William Cater, son of John Cater, labourer of Great Eversden Parish, and Elizabeth.
31 December 1829	HURST	Henrietta Ann Hurst, daughter of the Rev John Day Hurst, Rector of Croydon-cum-Clopton, and Louisa. "Born 7 November 1829."

1830


24 January 1830	NEWILL [Newell]	William Newill, son of George Newill, blacksmith of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth Margaret.
24 January 1830	MOULE	Walman Moule, son of John Moule, glazier of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
20 February 1830	WORLAND	George Worland, son of (blank) and Frances Worland of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
18 April 1830	PRATT	Charlotte Pratt, daughter of John Pratt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
30 April 1830	LAW	William Law, son of John Law, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
13 May 1830	SMITH	James Smith, son of James Smith, publican of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline.
30 May 1830	DELLAR	Rebecca Dellar, daughter of George Dellar, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Eliza.
6 June 1830	SMITH	Charles Smith, son of James Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
6 June 1830	WHITBEY [Whitby]	Alfred Whitbey, son of William Whitbey, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
18 July 1830	COOPER	Ann Cooper, daughter of James Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann. [PR: Buried Wimpole 31 May 1831, aged 11 months.]
25 July 1830	PUMFORD	Sarah Pumford, daughter of Stanford Pumford, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
8 Augusty 1830	HURST	William Hurst, son of William Hurst, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
8 August 1830	BULLEN	James Bullen, son of James Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
15 August 1830	CLARK [C: Clask]	David Clark, son of William Clark, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
3 October 1830	COURSE	James Course, of James Course, carpenter of St Giles (Cambridge) and Elizabeth.
17 October 1830	MULBERRY	Maria Mulberry, daughter of (blank) and Mary Mulberry, of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
17 October 1830	BULLIN [Bullen]	Charles Bullin, son of William Bullin, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
28 November 1830	ELLISTON	Elizabeth Ann Elliston, daughter of Robert Elliston, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
20 December 1830	WILKIE	George Wilkie, son of Thomas Wilkie, Bailiff to the Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
25 December 1830	WHETSTONE	James Whetstone, son of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary. [PR: James Whetstone, aged 6, buried at Wimpole 27 December 1836.]
25 December 1830	RUMBOLT [Rumbold]	Joseph Rumbolt, son of John Rumbolt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
25 December 1830	GADD	David Gadd, son of Thomas Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
26 December 1830	GOATS	Ann Goats, daughter of James Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.

1831


9 January 1831	LONG	Maria Long, daughter of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann. [PR: Buried Wimpole on 24 February 1833, aged 2 years]
[Born 26 January 1831]	GADD	[James Gadd, son of John Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. Baptised 15 September 1833]
30 January 1831	INGRAY [Ingry/Ingrey]	Elizabeth Ingray, daughter of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
16 February 1831	HURST	Ann Eliza Hurst, daughter of the Rev John Day Hurst, Rector of Croydon-cum-Clopton, of Wimpole Parish, and Louisa.
20 February 1831	BULLEN	Ester Oliver Bullen, daughter of (blank) and Elizabeth Bullen of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
31 March 1831	WARD	Charles Ward, son of Thomas Ward, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
17 April 1831	SKINNER	George Henry Skinner, son of (blank) and Sarah Skinner of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
23 May 1831	KIDD	David Kidd, son of William Kidd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
5 June 1831	MULBERRY	George Mulberry, son of James Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
5 June 1831	PETT	John Pett, son of Jesse Pett, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
5 June 1831	HEWITT	Isaac Hewitt, son of Thomas Hewitt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
18 June 1831	WILMOT **	Sarah Wilmot, daughter of James Wilmot, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary. [* probable duplicate entry, see 24 July.]*
24 July 1831	PRATT	Jane Pratt [Osborne], daughter of (blank)[Thomas Osborne], and Sophia Pratt of Wimpole Parish. Born on 20 May 1811. [ "1811" is probably a mis-transcription of 1822. See baptism entries for 31 August 1800 and 20 May 1822 and do the maths. Although not acknowledged here, Jane's marriage certificate states her father as "Thomas Osborne, labourer"]
24 July 1831	SMITH	Charles Smith, son of William Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
24 July 1831	WILMOT **	Sarah Wilmot, daughter of James Wilmot, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary [* probable duplicate entry, see 18 June]*
31 July 1831	CHARTER	James Charter, son of Joseph Charter, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lucy.
7 August 1831	INGRAY [Ingry/Ingrey]	George Ingray, son of Thomas Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
21 August 1831	WAGSTAFF	Robert Wagstaff, son of Robert Wagstaff, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. "Born 10 May 1829."
21 August 1831	WAGSTAFF	Louisa Wagstaff, daughter of Robert Wagstaff, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
16 October 1831	COOPER	Eliza Cooper, daughter of William Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
11 December 1831	PETT	John Pett, son of John Pett, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
30 October 1831	YORKE	Joseph Augustus Yorke, son of Grantham Munten [Munton] Yorke, a Lieutenant in the 85th Regiment, of Hampton Court, and Susan [Marion?] Emily. Baptised at Hampton Court Palace. [Observation: Joseph was not baptised at Wimpole. Entry evidently added to Parish Registers outside of date sequence as a record only, possibly by Grantham's elder brother, Henry Reginald Yorke who had just succeeded as Rector at Wimpole.] [Joseph Augustus Yorke, born 22 September 1831, He married Florence Mary Eliza Chambré, daughter of Thomas Chambré, on 3 February 1862. He died on 14 February 1881 at age 49. He was a practising barrister.] [The Very Rev Grantham Munton Yorke, DD (born 14 February 1809, died 2 October 1879) was the fifth son of Vice-Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke and Elizabeth W(h)eake Rattray, and a younger brother to Charles Philip Yorke, the 4th Earl of Hardwicke. Yorke was educated at Queens' College, Cambridge and married Marion Emily Montgomery on the 10 March 1830. He was ordained in 1835. In 1844 he became the incumbent at St Philip, Birmingham, a post he held until his elevation to the Deanery. He was the Dean of Worcester Cathedral from 1874 until his death.]

1832


8 January 1832	LYON [Lion]	Sarah Lyon, daughter of William Lyon, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
8 January 1832	INGRAY [Ingrey]	Mary Ann Ingray, daughter of Barnard Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
11 March 1832	HALE	Susan Hale, daughter of William Hale, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
11 March 1832	PRATT	Elizabeth Pratt, daughter of John Pratt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
14 May 1832	COOPER	Ann Collin Cooper, daughter of James Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
3 June 1832	WHITBY	Emily Whitby, daughter of Prime Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
3 June 1832	CHAPMAN	William Chapman, son of John Chapman, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. [PR: William Chapman, 2 years old, buried Wimpole 21 May 1834]
2 June 1832	GOATS	Caroline Goats, daughter of John Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
2 June 1832	GOATS	Edward Goats, son of John Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
10 June 1832	ELLISTON	Benjamin Addenbrooke Elliston, son of Robert Elliston, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
8 July 1832	WHITBEY [Whitby]	Jane Whitbey, daughter of John Whitbey, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
10 July 1832	HURST	John Day Hurst, son of the Rev John Day Hurst, Rector of Croydon-cum-Clopton, of Wimpole Parish, and Louisa. "Born 18 June 1832."
26 August 1832	BULLEN	Emma Bullen, daughter of James Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
9 September 1832	DELLAR	Rhoda Dellar, daughter of John Dellar, shoemaker of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
16 September 1832	SMITH	Ann Smith, daughter of James Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
30 September 1832	WATTS	Charles Watts, son of Charles Watts, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
14 October 1832	CLARK	Eliza Clark, daughter of William Clark, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
28 October 1832	SMITH	William Smith, son of James Smith, publican.of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline.
9 December 1832	WHITBY	Lydia Whitby, daughter of William Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
9 December 1832	WILKIE	Jane Wilkie, daughter of Thomas Wilkie, bailiff of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
30 December 1832	WILKIN [Wilkins]	Ann Wilkin, daughter of Edward Walker Wilkin, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
30 December 1832	CORSE [Course]	Ann Corse, daughter of James Corse, carpenter of Cambridge, and Elizabeth.

1833


6 January 1833	BULLIN [Bullen]	David Bullin, son of Edward Bullin, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
20 January 1833	WORLAND	Elizabeth Worland, daughter of Thomas Worland, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
20 January 1833	DELLAR	James Dellar, son of Stephen Dellar, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Eliza.
17 February 1833	BULLIN [Bullen]	George Bullin, son of William Bullin, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
12 May 1833	WHETSTONE	William Whetstone, son of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
20 July 1833	SKINNER	Henry Skinner, son of Samuel Skinner, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
18 August 1833	HURST	Samuel Hurst, son of William Hurst, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. [PR: Samuel Hurst, aged 2, buried at Wimpole 25 March 1835.
18 August 1833	BULLEN	George Oliver Bullen, son of (blank) and Elizabeth, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
15 September 1833	GADD	James Gadd, son of John Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. Born 26 January 1831
15 September 1833	GADD	Joseph Gadd, son of John Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. "Born April 1833."
6 October 1833	HEWITT	Samuel Hewitt, son of Thomas Hewitt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
10 October 1833	TITCHMARSH	John Titchmarsh, son of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Katherine. (PR: "All christened at once, some therefore two years and upwards old")
10 October 1833	TITCHMARSH	George Titchmarsh, son of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Katherine. (PR: "All christened at once, some therefore two years and upwards old")
10 October 1833	TITCHMARSH	Keziah Titchmarsh, daughter of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Katherine. (PR: "All christened at once, some therefore two years and upwards old")
13 October 1833	RULE	James Rule, son of John Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
13 October 1833	INGRAY [Ingrey]	William Ingray, son of Thomas Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
3 November 1833	HALE	Benjamin Hale, son of William Hale, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
17 November 1833	PETT	David Pett, son of Jesse Pett, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
8 December 1833	GOATS	Jane Goats, daughter of John Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.

1834


27 January 1834	MULBERRY	Jane Mulberry, son of James Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
9 February 1834	MALE	Benjamin Male, son of Richard Male, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. "Aged 20, brought up a dissenter."
23 February 1834	MILLER	James Miller, son of John Miller, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
1 March 1834	WILKINS	Jane Wilkins, daughter of Edward Wilkins, servant [at Wimpole Hall?] of Wimpole Parish, and Jane. [PR: Jane Wilkins, infant, buried at Wimpole 5 March 1834.]
24 March 1834	WITHERS	Edmund Withers, son of Robert Withers, Steward and Land Agent [to Lord Hardwicke] of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
18 April 1834	HEWITT	Alfred Hewitt, son of James Hewitt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne. [PR: Alfred Hewitt, infant, buried at Wimpole 9 June 1834]
20 April 1834	WHITBY	Pryme Whitby, son of James Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Charlotte.
4 May 1834	BULLEN	Sarah Bullen, daughter of William Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
1 June 1834	COOPER	William Cooper, son of William Cooper, labourer of Arrington Parish, and Elizabeth.
8 June 1834	INGRAY [Ingrey]	Elizabeth Ingray, daughter of Barnard Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Hannah.
27 July 1834	BULLIN [Bullen]	Rhoda Bullin, daughter of James Bullin, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
3 August 1834	SPACKSMAN	Edith Spacksman, daughter of Jeremiah Spacksman, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Phoebe. [PR: An Elizabeth Spacksman, aged 1, buried at Wimpole 8 May 1835]
3 August 1834	SPACKSMAN	Rebecca Spacksman, daughter of Jeremiah Spacksman, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Phoebe. "Aged two and a half years."
24 August 1834	RULE	Smith Rule, son of William Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Rebecca. [PR: Smith Rule, infant, buried at Wimpole 29 August 1934]
24 August 1834	PELL	William Pell, son of William Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Frances.
31 August 1834	KIDD	William Kidd, son of William Kidd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
4 September 1834	ELLISTON	Robert Elliston, son of Robert Elliston, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
14 September 1834	CARTER	Jacob Carter, son of James Carter, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
12 October 1834	WHITBY	Daphne Whitby, daughter of Prime Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
2 November 1834	DELLAR	William Dellar, son of John Dellar, shoemaker of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
2 November 1834	DELLAR	George Dellar, son of John Dellar, shoemaker of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
[born 31 December 1834]	YORKE	[Philip Sydney Yorke, son of the Rev Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector of Wimpole Parish, and Flora Elizabeth. Baptised 13 July 1835.]

1835


11 January 1835	INGRAY	Martha Ingray, daughter of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
11 January 1835	INGRAY	Rebecca Ingray, daughter of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. [PR: Rebecca Ingray, infant, buried at Wimpole 29 April 1835]
25 January 1835	WILKIE	Ann Wilkie, daughter of Thomas Wilkie, bailiff of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
8 February 1835	SKINNER	Abraham Skinner, son of Samuel Skinner, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
22 February 1835	DARLOR	Charles Darlor, son of William Darlor, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Martha.
12 April 1835	WAGSTAFF	Caroline Wagstaff, daughter of Robert Wagstaff, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
12 April 1835	WHITBY	David Whitby, son of William Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
3 May 1835	CLARK	Mary Ann Clark, daughter of William Clark, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
17 May 1835	CORSE	Sarah Corse, daughter of James Corse, carpenter of St Giles, Cambridge, and Elizabeth. [PR: Sarah Corse, aged 2, buried at Wimpole 2 February 1837]
21 June 1835	SMITH	George Smith, son of James Smith, publican of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline.
5 July 1835	WHETSTONE	George Whetstone, son of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
13 July 1835	YORKE	Philip Sydney Yorke, son of the Rev Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector of Wimpole Parish, and Flora Elizabeth. Born 31 Dec 1834. [Henry Reginald Yorke was a younger brother to Charles Philip Yorke, the 4th Earl of Hardwicke.]
19 July 1835	WILKINS	Emma Wilkins, daughter of Edward Wilkins, servant [at Wimpole Hall?] of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
19 July 1835	BULLEN	James Bullen, son of Edward Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
26 July 1835	WATTS	Alfred Watts, son of Charles Watts, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
27 September 1835	GOATS	Anne Goats, daughter of John Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
15 November 1835	MULBERRY	David Mulberry, son of James Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
15 November 1835	RUMBOLD	Jane Rumbold, daughter of John Rumbold, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
6 December 1835	PRATT	Ann Pratt, daughter of John Pratt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.

1836


10 January 1836	SMITH	Ann Smith, daughter of George Smith, carpenter of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
16 January 1836	GIFFIN	John Baker Giffin, son of William Giffin, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne. "Born 13 July 1831."
16 January 1836	GIFFIN	Francis Burdett Giffin, daughter [?] of William Giffin,farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne. "Born 29 January 1833."
16 January 1836	GIFFIN	King William Giffin, son of William Giffin, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne. "Born 23 February 1835."
31 January 1836	TITCHMARSH	Edward Titchmarch, son of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Catherine.
31 January 1836	WAGSTAFF	Matilda Wagstaff, daughter of Robert Wagstaff, labourer of Arrington Parish, and Elizabeth.
20 March 1836	GADD	John Sergeant Gadd, son of John Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. "Aged 13 years old."
20 March 1836	GADD	Joseph Gadd, son of (blank) and Mary Gadd spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
10 April 1836	INGRAY	Samuel Ingray, son of Thomas Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
10 April 1836	RULE	David Rule, son of James Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Rebecca.
17 April 1836	LONG	Anne Long, daughter of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
24 April 1836	STANFORD	Mary Stanford, daughter of James Stanford, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Charlotte.
22 May 1836	DELLAR	Sarah Dellar, daughter of George Dellar, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
22 May 1836	PELL	Mary Ann Pell, daughter of William Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Frances.
5 June 1836	COOPER	Charles Cooper, son of William Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
12 June 1836	CHARTERS	Lucy Charters, daughter of Joseph Charters, labourer of Arrington Parish, and Lucy.
12 June 1836	INGRAY	Alfred Ingray, son of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. [PR: Alfred Ingrey, infant, buried Wimpole 9 March 1837.]
10 July 1836	WILLMOT	James Willmot, son of James Willmott & Eliza otp lab
9 August 1836	YORKE	Charles Philip, Viscount Royston, eldest son of Charles Philip, 4th Earl of Hardwicke of Wimpole Hall, and Susan Liddell. [Charles Philip Yorke, later the 5th Earl of Hardwicke, born 23 April 1836, died 18 May 1897 aged 61. Member of Parliament, British aristocrat, Conservative politician, Comptroller of the Royal Household, Privy Councillor, dandy and bankrupt.] [Charles Philip Yorke married Lady Sophia Georgiana Robertina Wellesley on 16 February 1863 and they had three children. Became the 5th Earl of Hardwicke in September 1873. Lost Wimpole in 1894 in settlement of gambling debts.] [The 5th Earl was known as the "Glossy Peer" and said to be the "Champagne Charlie" of the popular song.]
18 September 1836	MOLE	Richard Mole, son of John Mole, painter of Wimpole Parish, and Mary. Aged 5 years.
18 September 1836	MOLE	John Mole, son of John Mole, painter of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
18 December 1836	RULE	Charles Rule, son of William Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
22 December 1836	YORKE	Flora Caroline Yorke, daughter of the Rev Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector of Wimpole Parish, and Flora Elizabeth of Wimpole Parish. [Henry Reginald Yorke was a younger brother to Charles Philip Yorke, the 4th Earl of Hardwicke.]

1837


19 February 1837	BULLEN	Maria Bullen, daughter of William Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne.
26 February 1837	SMITH	James Smith, son of James Smith, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
12 March 1837	KIDD	Ann Kidd, daughter of William Kidd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
28 May 1837	BULLEN	Kitty Bullen, daughter of James Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
2 July 1837	WHITBY	Charles Whitby, son of Pryme Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth. [PR: Charles Whitby, infant, buried Wimpole 12 February 1838]
16 July 1837	GOATS	John Goats, son of Morris Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
5 November 1837	INGRAY	John Ingray, son of Thomas Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
3 November 1837	STAMFORD	William Stamford, son of James Stamford, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Charlotte.
10 December 1837	BULLEN	Benjamin Bullen, son of Edward Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
17 December 1837	SKINNER	James Skinner, son of Samuel Skinner, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
24 December 1837	WHETSTONE	James Whetstone, son of William Whetstone, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
24 December 1837	CLARK	Samuel Clark, son of William Clark, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.

1838


1 January 1838 [Born 19 May 1837]	YORKE	Mary Catherine Yorke, daughter of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Susan Liddell, Countess of Hardwicke. [Born 19 May 1837, died 14 December 1890] [Lady Mary Catherine Yorke was the second daughter of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke and Susan Liddell. She was baptised at Wimpole 1 January 1838. She married William George Craven, son of Hon. George Augustus Craven and Georgina Smythe, on 20 July 1857.]
25 February 1838	TITCHMARSH	Mynott Titchmarsh, son of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Catherine.
26 March 1838	WALTON	Eliza Walton, daughter of (blank) , and Elizabeth Walton, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
24 June 1838	PELL	David Pell, son of William Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Frances.
1 July 1838	PRATT	David Pratt, son of John Pratt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne.
19 July 1838	HEWITT	Ann[e] Hewitt, daughter of James Hewitt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne. [PR: Ann Hewitt, infant, buried at Wimpole 25 December 1838.]
26 August 1838	MULBERRY	John Mulberry, son of James Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
2 September 1838	RULE	John Rule, son of John Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. [PR: John Rule, infant, buried at Wimpole 1 December 1838]
4 November 1838	SMITH	George Smith, son of George Smith, carpenter of Wimpole Parish, and Jane. "Aged 1 year 11 months."
4 November 1838	SMITH	Henry Smith, son of George Smith, carpenter of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
25 November 1838	LONG	Harriett Long, daughter of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne.

1839


10 February 1839	GOATS	John Goats, son of John Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
22 March 1839 [Born 13 December 1838]	YORKE	Agneta Harriett Yorke, daughter of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Susan Liddell, Countess of Hardwicke. [Born 13 December 1838, died 12 March 1919.] [Lady Agneta Harriet Yorke was the third daughter of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke and Susan Liddell. She was baptised at Wimpole 22 March 1839. She married Rear-Admiral Victor Alexander Montagu (son of John William Montagu, 7th Earl of Sandwich and Lady Mary Paget) on 28 November 1867.]
22 March 1839	YORKE	Susan Amelia Yorke, daughter of Rev Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector of Wimpole Parish, and Flora Elizabeth.
7 April 1839	DELLER	Emma Deller, daughter of George Deller, labourer of Arrington Parish, and Eliza.
7 April 1839	WHITBY	Susan Whitby, daughter of Prime Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
21 April 1839	HEWITT	Robert Hewitt, son of Thomas Hewitt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. [PR: Robert Hewitt, aged 5 months, died from diseased mesenteric glands, buried at Wimpole 17 August 1839]
5 May 1839	GADD	Keziah Gadd, daughter of John Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. "Aged 3 years old."
5 May 1839	GADD	Mary Ann Gadd, daughter of John Gadd, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
11 May 1839	INGRAY	Alfred Ingray, son of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
18 August 1839	RULE	Mary Ann Rule, daughter of William Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
25 August 1839	WILLMOTT	Eliza Willmott, daughter of James Willmott, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Eliza.
10 October 1839	ELLISTON	Mary Anna Elliston, daughter of Robert Elliston, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth Ann
10 October 1839	ELLISTON	James Elliston, son of Robert Elliston, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth Ann. "Born 15 October 1836."
8 December 1839	RULE	Emily Rule, daughter of John Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
15 December 1839	INGRAY	Emily Ingray, daughter of Samuel Ingray, labourer of Kingston Wood, and Judith. [PR: Emily Ingray, infant, died during teething, buried at Wimpole 29 April 1840.]

1840


3 February 1840	HEWITT	Keziah Hewitt, daughter of James, servant [at Wimpole Hall?] of Wimpole Parish, and Anne.
16 March 1840	INGRAY	Caroline Ingray, daughter of (blank) & Elizabeth Ingray, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
22 March 1840	PRATT	David Pratt, son of John Pratt, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
26 April 1840	SMITH	Albert Smith, son of George Smith, carpenter of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
26 April 1840	SKINNER	Jane Skinner, daughter of Samuel Skinner, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
21 June 1840	WHETSTONE	Jane Whetstone, daughter of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary. [PR: Jane Whetstone, infant, died during teething, buried at Wimpole 24 February 1841.]
14 August 1840	CLARKE	Charles Alfred Clarke, son of Samuel Clarke, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
6 September 1840	WATSON	William Watson, son of Phillip Watson, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Phoebe.
18 October 1840	BULLEN	Philip Bullen, son of Edward Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia. [PR: Philip Bullen, infant, influenza, buried at Wimpole 22 March 1841.]
8 December 1840 [Born on 30 (or 20) October 1840.]	YORKE	John Manners Yorke, son of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke and Susan Countess of Hardwicke. [Captain John Manners Yorke, later the 7th Earl of Hardwicke, was born on 30 [or possibly 20] October 1840, and died on 13 March 1909, aged 68] [Captain John Manners Yorke, was the second son of of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke and Susan Liddell. He was baptised at Wimpole on 8 December 1840 and inherited the title of the 7th Earl of Hardwicke in 1904 five years before his death. He married Edith Mary Oswald, daughter of Alexander Oswald and Lady Louisa Elizabeth Frederica Craven, on 9 January 1869.]
27 December 1840	CAMBRIDGE	Anne Brown Cambridge, daughter of Owen Cambridge, of Wimpole Parish, Bailiff to the Earl of Hardwicke, and Sarah. "Aged 1 year 7 months."
27 December 1840	CAMBRIDGE	Martha Cambridge, daughter of Owen Cambridge, of Wimpole Parish, Bailiff to the Earl of Hardwicke, and Sarah.

1841


21 February 1841	PELL	Jane Pell, daughter of William Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Frances.
21 March 1841	LONG	Henry Long, son of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
23 May 1841	GIFFIN	Fanny Anne Giffin, daughter of William Giffin, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne otp farmer
13 June 1841	OSBORNE	James Wallace Osborne, son of Samuel Osborne, from New Wimpole, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia. [First mention of 'New Wimpole' in the Baptism Register.]
4 July 1841	WHITBY	Elizabeth Whitby, daughter of Prime Whitby, from New Wimpole, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
11 July 1841	RUMBOLD	Jane Rumbold, daughter of (blank) and Eliza Rumbold, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
11 July 1841	INGRAY	Benjamin Ingray, son of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
30 August 1841	YORKE	Henry Eliot Yorke, son of Rev Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector of Wimpole Parish and Flora Elizabeth, both of Wimpole Parish.
17 October 1841	RULE	Emma Rule, daughter of James Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Rebecca.
14 November 1841	BULLEN	Caroline Bullen, daughter of William Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Anne.
21 November 1841	WATSON	Alfred Watson, son of Philip Watson, gamekeeper of Wimpole Parish, and Phoebe.

1842


18 February 1842	WHETSTONE	Mary Ann Whetstone, daughter of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
20 February 1842	GOATS	William Goats, son of John Goats, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
20 February 1842	RULE	Prior Rule, son of William Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
30 March 1842	HEWITT	James Hewitt, son of James Hewitt, servant [at Wimpole Hall?] of Wimpole Parish, and Ann. [PR: James Hewett, aged 7 weeks, buried at Wimpole 5 May 1842.]
17 April 1842	SKINNER	Sarah Skinner, daughter of Samuel Skinner, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary. [PR: Sarah Skinner, infant, buried at Wimpole 9 March 1843.]
2 June 1842 [born 24 March 1842]	YORKE	Victor Alexander Yorke, son of the 4th Earl of Hardwicke and Susan Liddell, Countess of Hardwicke of Wimpole Parish at the Chapel of Ease at Walham Green parish in Fulham. Godparents:- Queen Victoria, Duke of Wellington, Lord Ashley and the Honorable and Rev R. Liddell. The Bishop of London officiated. [Victor Alexander Yorke, born 24 March 1842, died suddenly 23 December 1867 at Aston Clinton, the residence of Sir Anthony and Lady de Rothschild.] [Newspaper report 11 June 1842 - "Wimpole - The infant son of Lord and Lady Hardwicke was christened on Thursday, the 2nd inst., at Fulham in the presence of a large and distinguished circle of friends. We have stated on a former occasion that the Queen had intimated to Lord Hardwicke her intention of standing sponsor to the child; her Majesty, however, was unable to attend the ceremony, but she transmitted a beautiful gold cup and knife and fork bearing the inscription of "Victor Alexander Yorke, from his godmother, Queen Victoria." It is hardly necessary to add that this kind condescension on the part of his royal mistress is gratefully and proudly felt by the noble earl and amiable countess".] [PR: Interred in the Hardwicke Family Vault, at Wimpole.]
24 July 1842	CLARK	David Clark, son of Samuel Clarke, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
14 August 1842	DELLAR	Elizabeth Ann Dellar, daughter of William Dellar, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Eliza.
14 August 1842	MULBERRY	Philip Mulberry, son of James Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
14 August 1842	RUMBOLD	Philip Rumbold, son of (blank) and Rebecca Rumbold, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
16 October 1842	WHITBY	Margaret Whitby, daughter of (blank) and Mary Whitby, widow, from New Wimpole and Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock, but complicated.]
16 October 1842	RULE	John Carter Rule, son of John Rule, from New Wimpole, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
25 November 1842	INGRAY	Stephen Ingray, son of Thomas Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah. [PR: Stephen Ingray, infant, buried at Wimpole 9 January 1843.]

1843 [Queen Victoria visits Wimpole]


8 January 1843	BRUMMELL	Eliza Ann Brummell, daughter of Thomas Brummell, brickmaker of Wimpole Parish, and Edith.
8 January 1843	BULLEN	Eliza Walton Bullen, daughter of (blank) and Mary Bullen, spinster of Wimpole Parish.
8 January 1843	STARR	David Starr, son of William Starr, labourer of Shingay Parish, and Eliza.
26 February 1843	OSBORNE	Caroline Osborne, daughter of James Osborne, labourer of London, and Jane.
19 March 1843	LONG	William Long, son of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
3 April 1843	CAMBRIDGE	Charles Cambridge, son of Owen Cambridge, Bailiff to Lord Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah Ann.
3 April 1843	CAMBRIDGE	Philip Cambridge, son of Owen Cambridge, Bailiff to Lord Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah Ann.
21 May 1843	INGRAY	Henry Ingray, son of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
3 June 1843	SMITH	Frederic Smith, son of George Smith, from New Wimpole, carpenter of Wimpole Parish, and Jane. "Aged one-and-a-half years."
3 June 1843	SMITH	Jane Smith, daughter of George Smith, from New Wimpole, carpenter of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
23 June 1843	DOCKERILL	John Dockerill, son of William Dockerill, publican of Bassingbourn and Sarah. "Child died and buried at Bassingbourn."
17 September 1843	TITCHMARSH	Catherine Titchmarsh, daughter of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Catherine. "Born 23 June 1840."
17 September 1843	PELL	Mary Pell, daughter of Robert Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Eliza.
19 November 1843	YORKE	Eliot Constantine Yorke, son of Charles Philip Yorke, [4th] Earl of Hardwicke and Susan Countess of Hardwicke. [Eliot Constantine Yorke, born 13 July 1843, died 21 December 1878 aged 35.] [PR: Baptised at Wimpole on 19 November 1843. He married Annie de Rothschild (1844-1926), daughter of Sir Anthony de Rothschild and Louise Montefiore in 1873 in Wimpole Church.]
3 December 1843	BULLEN	Mary Ann Bullen, daughter of Edward Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
17 December 1843	INGRAY	Elizabeth Ingray, daughter of Thomas Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.

1844


5 February 1844	HEWITT	Edward Hewitt, son of James Hewitt, servant of Wimpole Parish, and Ann. [PR: Edward Hewitt, infant, buried Wimpole, 27 February 1844.]
18 February 1844	WHITBY	Frederic Whitby, son of Pryme Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
14 April 1844	BULLEN	Alfred Bullen, son of William Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Ann.
15 June 1844	BLACKMORE	Abigail Blackmore, daughter of (blank) and (blank), a domestic servant of Wimpole Parish. "A person of riper years".
16 June 1844	WHETSTONE	Eliza Ann Whetstone, daughter of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
16 June 1844	OSBORNE	John Marshall Osborne, son of Samuel Osborne, labourer from New Wimpole, of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
27 October 1844	PELL	Sarah Pell, daughter of William Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Frances.
22 December 1844	GOATS	Sarah Goats, daughter of John Goats, labourer from New Wimpole, of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.

1845


5 March 1845	GADD	Mary Andelina Charlotte Serjeant Gadd, daughter of (blank) and Mary Gadd, spinster of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish. "Since died." [PR: Mary Andelina Charlotte Serjeant Gadd, infant, of Union Workhouse, Caxton, buried Wimpole 18 April 1845. Diseased mesenteric glands.]
12 May 1845	INGRAY	Henry Ingray,son of Henry Ingrey, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
19 May 1845	LONG	Harriett Long, daughter of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
8 June 1845	RULE	William Rule, son of John Rule, labourer of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
29 June 1845	MULBERRY	Sarah Mulberry, daughter of James Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
29 June 1845	PELL	Mary Ann Pell, daughter of Robert Pell, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Eliza.
29 June 1845	COOPER	Mary Ann Cooper, daughter of Henry Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline.
26 October 1845	SKINNER	George Skinner, son of Samuel Skinner, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
8 November 1845	RULE	William Rule, son of James Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Rebecca. "Since died." [PR: William Rule, infant, buried Wimpole 14 November 1845. Premature birth.]
12 November 1845	CAMBRIDGE	Mary Cambridge, daughter of Owen Cambridge, Bailiff to the Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.

1846


27 January 1846	YORKE	Reginald Beauchamp Yorke, son of the Rev Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector at Wimpole, of Wimpole Parish, and Flora Elizabeth.
1 March 1846	PRIOR	William Head Prior, son of (blank) and Elizabeth Prior, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
29 March 1846	PRYME [Prime]	Alice Elizabeth Pryme, daughter of James Pryme, grocer of Wimpole Parish, and Alice "Aged four-and-a-half years."
29 March 1846	PRYME [Prime]	Eliza Pryme, daughter of James Pryme, grocer of Wimpole Parish, and Alice.
19 April 1846	BULLEN	John Bullen, son of (blank) and Mary Ann Bullen, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
6 July 1846	COOPER	Lydia Cooper, daughter of Henry Cooper, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline.
2 August 1846	MULBERRY	Moses Mulberry, son of William Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
23 August 1846	SMITH	Elliott Smith, son of George Smith, carpenter from New Wimpole, and of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
23 August 1846	SMITH	Emma Smith, daughter of George Smith, carpenter from New Wimpole, and of Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
4 October 1846	REED [Reid]	Ann Reed, daughter of Joseph Reed, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary Ann.

1847


3 January 1847	WHITBY	Caroline Whitby, daughter of Samuel Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.
22 February 1847	PEACOCK	Thomas Peacock, son of William Poole Peacock, farmer of Wimpole Valley Farm, and Susan.
5 March 1847	WHETSTONE	John Whetstone, son of William Whetstone, bricklayer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
10 March 1847	INGRAY	Sarah Ingray, daughter of Henry Ingray, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
14 March 1847	ANGELL	Rebecca Angell, daughter of James Angell, brickmaker of Wimpole Parish, and Isabella
21 March 1847	WHITBY	Jane Whitby, daughter of Prime Whitby, brickmaker of Wimpole Parish, and Ruth.
4 April 1847	TITCHMARSH	Frederic Titchmarsh, son of Charles Titchmarsh, farmer of Wimpole Parish, and Catherine.
18 July 1847	RULE	Hannah Rule, daughter of James Rule, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Rebecca.
29 August 1847	WHITBY	Francis John Whitby, son of James Whitby, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
29 August 1847	INGRAY	Alfred Ingray, son of (blank) and Elizabeth Ingray, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
17 October 1847	SAVAGE	John Tate Savage, son of John Savage, gamekeeper of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline. "One year old"
17 October 1847	RUMBULD [Rumbold]	John Rumbuld, son of William Rumbuld, sheperd of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
7 November 1847	BULLEN	Elizabeth Bullen, daughter of William Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline.

1848


2 April 1848	PRATT	James Pratt, son of (blank) and Charlotte Pratt, spinster of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock. However, the father was almost certainly her employer, the 4th Earl of Hardwicke.] [18-year-old servant girl Charlotte gave birth to a son, James Pratt, who was baptised at Wimpole on the 2 April 1848. The father was understood to have been her employer, the 4th Earl of Hardwicke. The following year, the Earl arranged a marriage for Charlotte with one John Rumbold in return for a cottage at Brick End and financial support for the child. John and Charlotte stayed married for 40 years and are buried together in Wimpole Churchyard.] ["Charlotte... was a Pratt; and she was a picture. The handsomest woman that I ever remember to have seen. In harvest time to see her swinging along the road with a bundle of corn balanced on her head, both arms akimbo, was a study in colour, figure and poise." - from "Wimpole As I Knew It" by A.C.Yorke.]
9 April 1848	MULBERRY	Eliza Mulberry, daughter of James Mulberry, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
23 April 1848	YORKE	Alexander Grantham Yorke, son of Charles Philip, 4th Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish and Susan, Countess of Hardwicke. [Born 20 November 1847] [Alexander Grantham Yorke was the last child of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke and Susan Liddell. ] [PR: Alexander Grantham Yorke, was baptised at Wimpole on 23 April 1848. A somewhat awkward event perhaps for the parents, given the baptism at Wimpole three weeks earlier. Believed not to have married. In 1881 was the Militia Equerry to HRH Prince Leopold.]
30 April 1848	SKINNER	Edith Skinner, daughter of Samuel Skinner, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
30 April 1848	REID [Reed]	Sarah Reid, daughter of Joseph Reid, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Mary Ann [PR: Sarah Reid, aged 5 months, buried at Wimpole 30 July 1848. Mesenteric glands.]
16 May 1848	WILLMOTT	George Willmott, son of (blank) and Elizabeth Willmott, spinster from New Wimpole, and of Wimpole Parish. [Father not identified, assuming born out of wedlock]
18 May 1848	HEAD	Mary Ann Head, daughter of Thomas Head, labourer of Orwell and Elizabeth. [in margin - "Since dead. The mother on a visit to her mother suddenly confined at her mother Mrs Prior’s house at New Wimpole."]
18 June 1848	LONG	David Long, son of Robert Long, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth. [PR: David Long, infant, buried at Wimpole 3 April 1849. Teething.]
18 June 1848	CHAPMAN	Sarah Chapman, daughter of John Chapman, gardener of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Susannah.
25 June 1848	PRIME	George Prime, son of James Prime, shopkeeper of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Jane.
25 June 1848	PRATT	Richard Pratt, son of John Pratt, labourer of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
25 June 1848	PELL	Robert Pell, son of Robert Pell, "deceased", labourer of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Eliza. PR: Robert Pell, aged 26, buried at Wimpole on 5 October 1847. Inflammation of the lungs.]
10 September 1848	YORKE	Horatio Arthur Yorke, son of the Rev Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector of Wimpole Parish, and Flora Elizabeth. "13 weeks old"
15 October 1848	CAMBRIDGE	Elizabeth Cambridge, daughter of Owen Cambridge, Bailiff to the Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
15 October 1848	CAMBRIDGE	Owen Cambridge, son of Owen Cambridge, Bailiff to the Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
25 November 1848	ST. QUINTIN [recorded incorrectly as Quentin in Baptism Register]	Susan Nona St Quintin, daughter of Thomas St Quintin [1805-1876], gentleman of Hatley Park, Hatley St George, and Mary [?] [mother was Louisa St Quintin]. [Thomas was a landowner and magistrate. According to the 1861 Census, 13-year old Susan Nona St Quintin was the eighth of nine listed daughters.]
10 December 1848	PEACOCK	George William Peacock, son of William Poole Peacock, farmer of Wimpole Valley Farm, of Wimpole Parish, and Susan.
10 December 1848	WHITBY	Hopkins Whitby, son of Samuel Whitby, labourer of Arrington Bridge Cottages, and Wimpole Parish, and Lydia.

1849


21 January 1849	GOATS	Mary Goats, daughter of John Goats, labourer of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Sarah.
21 January 1849	SPACKSMAN	James Spacksman, son of David Spacksman , labourer of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Elizabeth.
28 January 1849	ANGELL	Emma Angell, daughter of James, brickmaker of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Isabella.
4 February 1849	PELL	Robert Pell, son of William Pell, labourer of Arrington Bridge, and Wimpole Parish, and Frances.
5 April 1849	WHITBY	George Whitby, son of Pryme Whitby, labourer of New Wimpole, and Wimpole Parish, and Ruth. [PR: George Whitby, infant, buried at Wimpole 9 April 1849. Premature birth.]
13 May 1849	MULBERRY	William Mulberry, son of William Mulberry, labourer of Arrington Bridge, and Wimpole Parish, and Anne.
3 June 1849	STEER	Sarah Steer, daughter of John Steer, brickmaker of London (deceased), and Rebecca. "Born 3 May 1839." [written in margin - "the child was on a visit to her grandmother Mrs Barker at the brick kiln".]
10 June 1849	WHETSTONE	David Whetstone, son of William Whetstone, bricklayer and clerk of Wimpole Parish, and Mary.
23 September 1849	BULLEN	Alfred Bullen, son of William Bullen, labourer of Wimpole Parish, and Caroline.

Baptisms for the Parish of Wimpole continue here: (Part Eight) 1850-1874.

Wimpole Parish Registers:

Baptisms: 1560-1599† 1600-1649† 1650-1699* 1700-1749* 1750-1799*
1800-1824† 1825-1849† 1850-1874† 1875-1899† 1900-1924†**

Banns: 1755-1849† 1850-1900†

Marriages: 1560-1599 1600-1699 1700-1799 1800-1863

Burials: 1560-1599 1600-1699 1700-1799 1800-1849† 1850-1899†

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This page was last updated on: 19 April 2020.

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