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A local history and genealogy site for Wimpole, a village and parish in South Cambridgeshire
Curated by Steve Odell

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Burials 1800-1849 for the Parish of Wimpole (Page Four)
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, 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.
The listings that follow are based on the provided 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. 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 here record the date of the burial at Wimpole Parish Church, not the date of death. For practical reasons (in those unrefrigerated times), local burials were usually carried out within a few days of death.
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 Wimpole Registers' text are usually shown within [square brackets] and in italics.
This webpage has been reset to facilitate name searches in "name" format (ie words or phrase within quote marks or brackets). See search for more detailed 'name search' options.
Key: [PR: ]: Parish Registers.  (+): Churchyard Record. (MI: ): Monumental Inscription.
(BT: ): 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 T P R Layng in 1983 on the Parish Registers page.]
See also the Churchyard and Churchyard Plan pages for listings of known burials, monumental inscriptions and known locations of burials and interments.
I have compared the Layng transcript with the commercially available Cambridgeshire Family History Society version. Any significant differences have been identified as [C:  ]. Local parish records on CDs can be purchased from the society.
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This alphabetical name index [originating long before the era of internet search engines...] which lists over 1000 early Wimpole 'names' [and variations] from the Registers, can still be helpful in suggesting alternate or obscure spellings of surnames.
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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.
The Burial Register for the Parish of Wimpole continued from (Page Three) 1700-1799.
[Original transcript by T P R Layng, 1983]
1800
4 January 1800 CHALLAND Susanna Challand, from Royston.
25 May 1800 HEALY Anne Healy, widow.
8 June 1800 MUNSEY James Munsey, labourer.
24 July 1800 WALKER Elizabeth Walker, from Arrington.
27 August 1800 GOATS Morris Goats, labourer.
1 September 1800 COOPER William Cooper, son of James Cooper and Elizabeth.
14 September 1800 LONG Robert Long, son of George Long and Jane.
27 November 1800 THEOBALD Samuel Theobald, son of (blank) from Great Gransden.
16 December 1800 SMITH Elizabeth Smith, from Royston.
25 December 1800 MATTHEWS James Matthews, son of Thomas Matthews and Anne.
1801
30 January 1801 BROWN William Brown.
23 March 1801 HEWITT Sarah Hewitt, wife of Thomas Hewitt.
28 March 1801 YORKE Joseph John Yorke, [youngest] son of Philip and Elizabeth Yorke, Earl and Countess of Hardwicke.
15 May 1801 BURNISTON William Burniston, killed by falling off his horse.
2 July 1801 MUNNS Thomas Munns, farmer.
14 September 1801 YORKE The Hon John Yorke [1728-1801]
23 September 1801 BURKITT Mary Burkitt, widow.
19 November 1801 EVANS Sarah Evans, spinster.
1802
22 March 1802 MUNNS William Munns.
27 April 1802 PETT Stephen Pett, son of William Pett and Mary (BT: Sarah).
2 May 1802 GOATS John Goats.
3 June 1802 PRATT Mary Anne Pratt, daughter of John Pratt and Sarah
6 July 1802 CHALLAND William Challand, son of John Challand from Whaddon parish.
14 July 1802 SMITH Rebecca Smith, daughter of William and Elizabeth.
10 October 1802 HARVEY Mary Harvey, daughter of Joshua and Susanna.
17 November 1802 ARBER Lydia Arbur, daughter of Philip Arber and Anne.
1803
18 February 1803 RATFORD (+) Anne Ratford, widow, [wife of John Ratford].
[MI: Ann, who died 1 February 1803, aged 73/75 years, wife of John Ratford]
15 April 1803 ELSOME Robert Elsome.
22 December 1803 CHALLAND Anne Challand, wife of John Challand from Whaddon parish.
1804
25 March 1804 INGREY Jane Ingrey, daughter of James Ingrey and Mary.
7 August 1804 SKINNER William Skinner.
22 September 1804 MORRIS Sarah Morris, wife of William Morris from Litlington parish.
1805
16 February 1805 SQUIRES William Squires.
21 April 1805 ROGERS Sarah Rogers, wife of John Rogers.
20 October 1805 GADD Sarah Gadd, daughter of William Gadd and Kezia.
23 December 1805 WHITBY Sarah Whitby, spinster.
1806
22 January 1806 WHITBY Anne Whitby, widow.
23 March 1806 WILMOT John Wilmot, son of William Wilmot and Elizabeth.
11 April 1806 WILMOT Thomas Wilmot, labourer.
11 May 1806 STANFORD Thomas Stanford, labourer.
25 December 1806 EASY Mary Easy, widow.
28 December 1806 WESTON Thomas Weston.
28 December 1806 ABBOTT Abraham Abbott.
1807
23 February 1807 BROOKES Thomas Brookes, labourer
13 April 1807 WILMOT Mary Wilmot, widow
9 June 1807 (LITTLETON ?) "A stranger who was found drowned; supposed to be insane and to have been discharged from St Luke's Hospital. He had called himself John Littleton."
11 June 1807 HITCHCOCK Richard Hitchcock, glazier.
10 August 1807 DELLOW Lydia Dellow, daughter of William Dellow and Mary.
27 August 1807 CLARKE Sarah Clarke, daughter of William Clarke and Mary.
20 September 1807 WILMOT Sarah Wilmot, daughter of Mary.
15 November 1807 PELL Catherine Pell, wife of William Pell.
15 November 1807 KEFFORD Anne Kefford, widow.
1808
3 February 1808 WALTON Thomas Allinson Walton, son of Dennis Walton and Sarah.
26 March 1808 FLETCHER Edward Fletcher, from Royston.
19 May 1808 COOPER Mary Cooper, widow.
27 July 1808 JOHNSON Janet Johnson, daughter of Thomas Johnson and Anne.
27 July 1808 INGRAY Sarah Ingray, daughter of James Ingray and Mary.
25 August 1808 GRAY (+) Andrew Gray, gardener to the Earl of Hardwicke.
[MI: who departed this life, the 22nd day of August 1808, aged 60 years]
26 October 1808 DALL Janet Dall, daughter of James Dall and Anne
5 November 1808 DUBOIS Sarah Dubois, widow.
1809
16 February 1809 WING Adam Wing, labourer.
22 March 1809 SKINNER William Skinner, labourer.
10 September 1809 NYE Henry Nye, footman to Lady Hardwicke.
27 September 1809 WHETSTONE James Whetstone, son of John Whetstone and Elizabeth.
26 October 1809 COOPER Elizabeth, wife of James Cooper, sawyer.
5 December 1809 SLACK (+) Daniel Slack from Cambridge, formerly groom to Lord Chancellor Hardwicke.
[MI: died at Cambridge, the 30th day of November 1809, in the 89th year of his age]
1810
7 January 1810 GADD Thomas Gadd, son of William and Kezia.
1 February 1810 TRUMPER William Trumper, son of John Trumper and Marianne.
1 February 1810 CHANDLER Elizabeth Chandler, wife of John Chandler.
22 April 1810 SKINNER Mary Skinner, widow.
6 May 1810 YORKE Charles James Yorke, Viscount Royston, son of Philip and Elizabeth, Earl and Countess of Hardwicke. [from scarlet fever]
14 May 1810 SMITH Elizabeth Smith, wife of William Smith
18 May 1810 WALTON Emma Walton, daughter of Dennis Walton and Sarah.
22 May 1810 HICKS Susanna Hicks, daughter of James Hicks and Lydia.
17 June 1810 PETT Sarah Pett, wife of Thomas Pett.
24 July 1810 COLE John Cole, son of Edward Cole and Eleanor.
14 October 1810 WORLAND Anne Worland, wife of Christopher Worland.
1811
8 January 1811 DELLOW George Dellow, son of William Dellow and Sarah.
30 March 1811 WORLAND Mary Worland, daughter of Lydia.
30 March 1811 INGREY Anne Ingrey, daughter of James Ingrey and Mary.
19 May 1811 WILMOT Elizabeth Wilmot, daughter of William Wilmot and Elizabeth.
26 May 1811 WALLIS Thomas Wallis, labourer.
10 July 1811 EVANS John Evans, sawyer.
11 August 1811 TRANTER (+) Marianne Tranter, daughter of Moses Tranter and Anne.
[MI: In memory of Mary Anne Tranter, who died 1 August 1811.]
10 September 1811 HILL John Hill, formerly gamekeeper to the late Earl of Hardwicke.
20 November 1811 GOATS James Goats, son of James Goats and Anne.
1812
7 January 1812 FREEMAN Elizabeth Freeman, widow.
7 February 1812 YORKE (+) (Dame) Elizabeth Wheake Yorke [Rattray], wife of Sir Joseph Sydney, Rear Admiral of the Blue.
[MI: born 13 May 1733, died 31 January 1812]
3 March 1812 WHITBY Mary Whitby, spinster.
1813
23 January 1813 JEFFERSON (+) Jacob Jefferson, aged 24.
[MI: died 15 January 1813]
16 March 1813 PRATT Esther Pratt, aged 71.
19 April 1813 STANFORD Mary Stanford, daughter of William Stanford and Sarah. "Aged 5 years."
28 April 1813 STANFORD Elizabeth Stanford, aged 67.
24 May 1813 WILMOT Thomas Wilmot, son of William Wilmot and Elizabeth. "Aged 8 months."
5 July 1813 HEWITT William Hewitt, son of Robert and Sarah. "Aged 9 months."
7 July 1813 EVANS Sarah Evans, widow. "Aged 23."
29 July 1813 INGRAY Amey Ingray, daughter of James Ingray and Mary. "Aged 2 years 8 months."
13 September 1813 WORLAND Christopher Worland. "Aged 59."
1814
28 March 1814 YORKE (+) Horatio Nelson Yorke, son of Rear Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke and Elizabeth Wheake Yorke, his late wife, of St Martin's in the Fields, Westminster, aged 8.
[MI: born 13 August 1806, died 21 March 1814]
28 July 1814 WARD Rachel Ward, wife of Benjamin Ward. "Aged 42."
21 October 1814 KIDD Robert Kidd, son of John Kidd and Anne. "Aged 2 days."
1815
2 January 1815 CLARKE Anne Clarke, widow, aged 64. [Will and Testament]
2 February 1815 INGRAY Thomas Ingray, aged 75.
15 April 1815 WORLAND Sarah Worland, daughter of William Worland and Jane, aged 6 months.
3 July 1815 GOATS Jane Goats, daughter of Morris Goats (deceased) and Elizabeth, aged 19.
29 September 1815 PRATT Lydia Pratt, wife of John Pratt, aged 25.
16 October 1815 WHITBY Jane Whitby, wife of John, aged 37.
1816
7 July 1816 TRUMPER John Trumper, son of John Trumper and Marianne of Hertford Street, Mayfair, London, aged 4 months.
13 August 1816 TURBETT Thomas Turbett, son of (blank) and Elizabeth Turbett of St John's, London, a few months.
3 November 1816 COWELL David Cowell, son of Joseph Cowell and Elizabeth, aged 16 months.
1817
31 January 1817 FRENCH (+) William French, [farmer] of Kingston, aged 76.
[MI: who died 24 July 1816 aged 72 years, husband to Sarah and father to their infant daughter A.]
[** see 28 July entry - entry possibly transposed?]
16 February 1817 HEWITT Thomas Hewitt, aged 60.
28 July 1817 FRENCH (+) Sarah French, (widow) of Kingston, aged 70.
[MI: who died 7 January 1817, wife of William, and mother to their infant daughter A.]
[** See 31 January entry - entry possibly transposed?]
30 July 1817 HARVEY Joshua Harvey, aged 84.
14 September 1817 RICH James Rich, aged 54.
5 October 1817 ALBON Susanna Albon, daughter of William Albon and Susanna, aged 9 months.
18 November 1817 WILMOT Elizabeth Wilmot, wife of William Wilmot, aged 40.
26 December 1817 PRIOR Samuel Prior, son of William Prior and Anne, aged 3 days.
1818
19 January 1818 PRIME Anne Prime, wife of James Prime, aged 70.
8 March 1818 CHAPMAN Mary Chapman, wife of John Chapman, aged 67.
11 March 1818 COLE Eleanor Cole, wife of Edward Cole, aged 45.
28 April 1818 ASTWOOD Mary Astwood, aged 72.
28 April 1818 SHEEPSHANKS (+) Rev Thomas Sheepshanks, 12 years Rector of this Parish, aged 65.
[MI: Died Monday 20 April 1818 at the Rectory. Buried in the Chicheley Chapel, with
commemorative stone set into the Chapel floor]

[See: Wimpole Rectors.]
    [Cambridge Chronicle and Journal, April 1818: "Died - On Monday last, deeply regretted, at the rectory, Wimpole, aged 66, the Rev. Thomas Sheepshanks, M.A. for nearly forty years an active magistrate for the isle of Ely and this county. He was formerly Fellow of St John's college. B.A. 1775, M.A. 1778."]
27 May 1818 PETT Mary Pett, aged 62.
14 June 1818 RULE Rebecca Rule, daughter of William Rule and Mary, aged 18.
2 July 1818 CHAPMAN John Chapman, aged 78.
23 September 1818 GOATS Elizabeth Goats, aged 62.
1819
7 February 1819 GOATS Elizabeth Goats, aged 33.
21 March 1819 FRENCH Anne French, aged 3 years 8 month.
4 April 1819 KIDD Caroline Kidd, aged 3.
23 September 1819 WELCH Sarah Welch of uncertain address, died in Wimpole, aged 13.
26 September 1819 GADD Joseph Gadd, aged 2 weeks.
10 November 1819 YAXLEY Hannah Yaxley, aged 46.
27 November 1819 WORLAND Elizabeth Worland, aged 18 months.
1820
30 January 1820 CHAPMAN Samuel Chapman, a pensioner of Greenwich Hospital, aged 36. [military pensioner]
22 March 1820 PUMFORD George Pumford, infant.
21 June 1820 FRESHWATER Mary Freshwater, aged 70.
10 October 1820 PETT William Pett, aged 56.
27 December 1820 ALBON John William Albon, killed accidentally**, aged 28.
    [** Killed by accidental discharge of firearm during shooting party on the Wimpole estate. See the "Wimpole Chronicles" entry for 29th December 1820 for published account.]
1821
13 January 1821 YORKE The Honourable Agneta Yorke of Bath, aged 81.
[1740-1820]
[Second wife of The Right Hon Charles Yorke, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain]
21 February 1821 PRATT Mary Pratt, aged 5 weeks.
29 April 1821 PRIOR Elizabeth Prior, drowned accidentally, aged 22 months.
7 June 1821 WARD (+) Sarah Ward, of Wrestlingworth, aged 66
[MI: Sacred to the memory of Sarah Ward, the wife of John Ward, who died 3 June 1821, aged 65 years.]
8 July 1821 HEWITT William Collins Hewitt, aged 3 weeks.
19 July 1821 COOPER Thomas Cooper, aged 2.
31 July 1821 PRATT James Pratt, aged 9.
5 August 1821 PIGGOTT John Piggott of Caxton Turnpike, aged 47.
12 August 1821 CHAPMAN Samuel Chapman, aged 9.
2 September 1821 PRYOR William Pryor, infant.
14 November 1821 OSBORN David Osborn, aged 3 months.
1822
19 January 1822 COURSE William Course, infant.
4 June 1822 KIDD Ann Kidd, aged 48.
26 July 1822 MAIL Elizabeth Mail, aged 4.
9 December 1822 LYON James Lyon, aged 3 years 4 months.
1823
13 March 1823 INGREY William Ingrey, aged 5 weeks.
30 March 1823 LONGLANDS William Longlands, an outpensioner of Chelsea Hospital, aged 45.
[Military pensioner.]
13 September 1823 LONG Jesse Long, aged 10.
2 December 1823 DUNKIN Ann Dunkin, aged 35.
28 December1823 COWELL Robert Cowell, of Arrington parish, 5 months.
1824
3 January 1824 WATTS Mary Watts, (Housekeeper to the Earl and Countess of Hardwicke), aged 62.
12 January 1824 BARKER Maria Barker, aged 19.
9 April 1824 WALLIS Elizabeth Wallis, aged 85.
17 April 1824 WILKIE Robert Wilkie, aged 32.
6 August 1824 PRATT Robert Pratt, aged 21.
12 September 1824 PRIOR William Prior, infant.
1825
29 May 1825 PRIOR William Prior, aged 34. Coroner's inquest.
6 September 1825 STOREY Simon Storey, aged 73.
12 September 1825 CHANDLER John Chandler, aged 50.
21 September 1825 PETT Thomas Pett, aged 69.
28 November 1825 WARD James Ward, aged 70.
4 December 1825 PRATT John Pratt, aged 53.
1826
15 January 1826 PRIOR Mary Prior, infant.
16 February 1826 BOATWRIGHT Mary Boatwright, (Housekeeper to the Earl and Countess of Hardwicke), aged 45.
26 March 1826 COWELL Joseph Cowell, of Arrington parish, aged 35.
    [PR: Husband to Elizabeth (nee Hagger, from Melbourn), father to six children: David, Marianne, Sarah (recorded as 'Corwell'), Anne, and Robert (all baptised Wimpole), plus Elizabeth (baptised Arrington).]
10 April 1826 HALE Joseph Hale, , infant.
10 May 1826 SMITH Charlotte Smith, infant.
12 May 1826 ROBERTSON William Robertson, aged 60.
7 June 1826 HITCHCOCK Fruse(?) Hannah Hitchcock, aged 67.
21 June 1826 ROBINSON Mary Robinson, aged 85. [Will and Testament]
17 July 1826 LYON Sarah Lyon, aged 4.
26 July 1826 HARRISON Ann Harrison, aged 22.
3 August 1826 BARKER Brown Barker, aged 16.
1827
30 March 1827 LONG George Long, aged 47.
30 April 1827 HARVEY Elizabeth Harvey, aged 91.
6 May 1827 GOATS Jane Goats, aged 2.
19 August 1827 TEET John Teet, aged 30.
26 August 1827 CHAPMAN James Chapman, aged 6.
5 November 1827 WALTON Dennis Walton, aged 56.
1828
25 January 1828 GADD Charlotte Gadd, aged 3 months.
26 February 1828 MOULE William Moule, aged 3.
21 March 1828 BISHOP Mary Ann Bishop, aged 2.
23 April 1828 SELL Henry Sell, aged 2 months.
18 June 1828 ONION Susannah Onion, aged 84.
*** PATEMAN *** A tenant of the Earl of Hardwicke, died this year, but buried outside the Parish.
*** TITCHMARSH *** A tenant of the Earl of Hardwicke, died this year, but buried outside the Parish.
*** MAYS *** A tenant of the Earl of Hardwicke, died this year, but buried outside the Parish.
1829
19 July 1829 HODGE Elizabeth Hodge, aged 60.
24 September 1829 HALE John Hale, aged 8.
3 October 1829 MILLS William Mills, infant.
28 October 1829 CARTER Eliza Carter, aged 11.
15 November 1829 ORSBORNE Mary Orsborne, aged 24.
1830
2 January 1830 MORLEY William Morley, aged 66.
9 April 1830 ATKINS William Atkins, aged 75.
9 April 1830 HEWITT James Hewitt, aged 10 months.
31 May 1830 WILMOT William Wilmot, aged 57.
28 September 1830 ROBINSON Sarah Robinson, aged 62.
1831
18 February 1831 MALE Elizabeth Male, aged 55.
27 April 1831 COURSE Charles Course of Cambridge, aged 3 years 9 months.
14 May 1831 YORKE (+) Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke K.G.B. of Sydney Lodge, Hamble, aged 61. [1768-1831]
[MI: "died 3 May 1831, aged 63" (coffin plate)]
    [Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke KCB was the son of Hon. Charles Yorke and Agneta Johnston. He married, firstly, Elizabeth W(h)eake Rattray on 29 March 1798. He married, secondly, Urania Anne Paulett, the Marchioness of Clanricarde, on 22 May 1813. Appointed Rear Admiral of the Blue. In 1811 his flagship was "HMS Victory" (six years after Nelson was killed at Trafalger). He died in 1831, accidentally drowned.]
[He was the father of Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke (1799-1873).]
[Interred in the Yorke Family Vault, Wimpole.]
31 May 1831 COOPER Ann Cooper, aged 11 months.
13 June 1831 HEWETT Sarah Hewett, aged 90.
4 July 1831 PETT John Pett, aged 41.
4 August 1831 JOHNSON (+) Thomas Johnson, aged 51.
[MI: Sacred to the memory of Thomas Johnson, who died 1st August 1831, aged 32 years.]
24 August 1831 WARLAND [Worland] William Warland, aged 56.
1832
10 January 1832 WILKIE George Wilkie, aged 14 months.
27 January 1832 HALE Sarah Hale, aged 13.
29 January 1832 LINDSEY Hannah Lindsey, of Kingston parish, aged 22.
24 February 1832 PRATT Caroline Pratt, aged 19.
19 April 1832 GADD Keziah Gadd, aged 48.
11 May 1832 GADD Keziah Gadd, infant.
3 June 1832 GOATS Caroline Goats, infant.
7 July 1832 DELLOR William Dellor, aged 63.
9 July 1832 SELL Charles Sell, aged 6.
23 July 1832 WARLAND [Worland] Elizabeth Warland, aged 6.
22 September 1832 RULE Susan Rule, aged 29.
1833
15 January 1833 HEWETT Robert Hewett, aged 26.
20 January 1833 GAUNT Joseph Gaunt, aged 65.
24 February 1833 LONG Maria Long, aged 2.
3 March 1833 PRIME James Prime, aged 80.
14 March 1833 FRENCH Bathsheba French, of Barnwell, aged 24.
24 March 1833 GADD Mary Gadd, aged 80.
30 March 1833 PETT Hannah Pett, aged 17.
2 April 1833 BULLEN George Bullen, infant.
2 June 1833 CREEK Elizabeth Creek, of London, infant.
16 June 1833 HEWITT Robert Hewitt, infant.
16 June 1833 GOATS James Goats, aged 9 months.
23 June 1833 HARVEY Joshua Harvey, aged 55.
30 June 1833 WHITBY Louisa Whitby, infant.
13 July 1833 LONG Susan Long, aged 6.
17 July 1833 LONG Ann Long, aged 28.
17 July 1833 HEWITT Sarah Hewitt, aged 2.
31 July 1833 BULLEN James Bullen, aged 3.
22 September 1833 SKINNER Henry Skinner, aged 11 weeks.
14 October 1833 HARRISON Benjamin Harrison, aged 59.
1834
20 March 1834 YORKE (+) The Rt. Hon. Charles Philip Yorke, of 28 Bruton Street, London, aged 70.
[MI: First Lord of the Admiralty, died 13 March 1834] [1764-1834]
5 March 1834 WILKINS Jane Wilkins, infant.
22 April 1834 CHAPMAN Mary Chapman, aged 16.
21 May 1834 CHAPMAN William Chapman, aged 2.
9 June 1834 HEWITT Alfred Hewitt, infant.
11 July 1834 DUNSTONE (+) James Dunstone, aged 44.
[MI: Sacred to the memory of James Dunstone
who departed this life 8 July 1834 aged 44 years.]
21 August 1834 RULE Rebecca Rule, aged 32.
29 August 1834 RULE Smith Rule, infant.
11 September 1834 HARRISON Margaret, aged 56.
5 November 1834 TRANTER Hannah Trantor, aged 56.
28 November 1834 YORKE Rt. Hon Philip Yorke [Third] Earl of Hardwicke KG, aged 77.
[1757-1834]
22 December 1834 WHITBY Margaret Whitby, aged 5.
1835
24 March 1835 PRATT David Pratt, aged 8.
25 March 1835 HURST Samual Hurst, aged 2.
9 April 1835 PETT William Pett, aged 10.
10 April 1835 PRATT Richard Pratt, aged 13.
29 April 1835 INGREY Rebecca Ingrey, infant.
8 May 1835 SPACKSMAN Elizabeth Spacksman, aged 1.
12 May 1835 MOULE Walman Moule, aged 5.
23 May 1835 WILLSHIRE James Willshire, aged 75.
4 June 1835 WILLMOT Mary Willmot, aged 30.
1836
18 January 1836 FREEMAN Jane Freeman, aged 60.
27 January 1836 YAXLEY Richard Yaxley, aged 73.
5 March 1836 HARRADINE James Harradine, aged 60.
14 November 1836 ROGERS John Rogers, aged 75.
15 December 1836 WRIGHT Susan Wright, of Clavering, aged 32.
27 December 1836 WHETSTONE James Whetstone, aged 6.
1837
16 January 1837 WHETSTONE Elizabeth Whetstone aged 62.
27 January 1837 SMITH Susan Smith.
2 February 1837 CORSE Sarah Corse, of Cambridge, aged 2.
2 February 1837 HEWITT Benjamin Hewitt, aged 11 months.
3 February 1837 SMITH Mary Smith, aged 33.
9 March 1837 INGRAY Alfred Ingray, infant.
22 March 1837 RUMBOLD Jane Rumbold, infant.
23 March 1837 DARLER William Darler, aged 49.
4 May 1837 HEWITT Mary Ann Hewitt, infant.
27 August 1837 WATTS Charles Watts, aged 42.
17 October 1837 COOPER Edith Cooper, aged 14.
29 December 1837 CARTER John Carter, aged 63.
1838
12 February 1838 WHITBY Charles Whitby, infant.
16 February 1838 PRATT Collis Pratt, aged 17.
4 August 1838 WILLSHIRE Elizabeth Willshire, of New Wimpole, aged 77.
11 August 1838 GADD Marianne Gadd, of New Wimpole, aged 14.
5 September 1838 GADD John Gadd, aged 32.
27 September 1838 SMITH William Smith, of Orwell parish, aged 82.
1 December 1838 GADD William Gadd, of Orwell parish, aged 25.
1 December 1838 RULE James Rule, infant.
25 December 1838 HEWITT Ann Hewitt, infant.

[From 1839, register entries generally included the cause of death]
1839
11 February 1839 CHERRY William Cherry, of Caxton and Arrington Union Workhouse, age unknown, very old, died of palsy.
16 February 1839 REED Maria Reed, aged 28, came home ill of typhus from Buntingford.
9 March 1839 CLARK Sarah Clark, of New Wimpole, aged 67, sudden death.
29 May 1839 WILLMOTT Eliza Willmott, of New Wimpole, aged 30, died of smallpox.
17 August 1839 HEWITT Robert Hewitt, aged 5 months, died of diseased mesenteric glands.
23 November 1839 WHITBY Charlotte Whitby, aged 26, died of dropsy.
1840
29 April 1840 INGRAY Emily Ingray, of Kingston Wood, infant, teething.
31 July 1840 LONG Mary Anne Long, of Cambridge, aged 20, decline.
1841
7 January 1841 RULE William Rule, aged 65, sudden death, died of disease of the heart.
24 February 1841 WHETSTONE Jane Whetstone, infant, teething.
2 March 1841 CLARK Sarah Clark, of [Caxton & Arrington] Union Workhouse, aged 42, died of consumption.
22 March 1841 BULLEN Philip Bullen, infant, died of influenza
12 April 1841 INGRAY Hannah Ingray, of Caxton [and Arrington Union] Workhouse, infant, died of scrofula.
24 May 1841 GADD Thomas Gadd, of Caxton and Arrington Union Workhouse, aged 85, died of old age.
19 July 1841 TAYLOR William Taylor, aged 56, died of disease of the heart.
27 September 1841 REED John Reed, aged 72, died of disease of the bladder.
2 November 1841 WHITBY John Whitby, aged 39, died of tumour in the stomach.
1842
1 April 1842 CLARK Jane Clark, of Hemingford Abbotts, aged 14, decline.
5 May 1842 MALE Benjamin Male, aged 27, died of lumbar abscess.
5 May 1842 HEWETT James Hewett, aged 7 weeks.
25 June 1842 LYON James Lyon, aged 14, died of diseased spine.
23 October 1842 HURST John Hurst, aged 23, died of phthisis.
19 December 1842 BARKER James Barker, of Orwell parish, aged 75, died of old age.
1843  -  Queen Victoria visits Wimpole.
7 January 1843 LINES Charles John Lines, infant, father lives in Berkshire.
9 January 1843 INGRAY Stephen Ingray, infant.
9 March 1843 SKINNER Sarah Skinner, infant.
2 April 1843 HARRISON William Harrison, aged 10, killed by an accident, run over.
5 April 1843 LONG Hannah Long, aged 4, died of croup.
4 May 1843 PRIME Alice Prime, aged 27, resided in London but came to Wimpole, her birth place and father's residence.
26 September 1843 INGRAY Robert Ingray, aged 16, died of scrofula.
25 November 1843 DELLAR George Dellar, aged 60, died of inflammation of the lungs and typhus fever.
1844
10 February 1844 DELLAR Eliza Dellar, aged 22, died from typhus fever and premature confinement.
27 February 1844 HEWITT Edward Hewitt, infant, died from diseased mesenteric glands.
19 March 1844 PELL James Pell, aged 19, died from typhus fever.
9 June 1844 MALE John Male, aged 22, died from typhus fever.
26 June 1844 GOATES James Goates, aged 62, fall and water in the heart.
1845
22 February 1845 BISHOP (+) John Bishop, aged 54, died from diseased liver
[MI: who departed this life 19 February 1845, husband of Sarah Bishop, and father to Mary Ann Bishop who died in infancy.]
31 March 1845 HART (+) Francis Hart, aged 48, died from cancers in the liver. Captain Hart was steward to the 4th Earl of Hardwicke for 10 years. He was a faithful and zealous servant.
[MI: Commander Royal Navy, who in the 49th year of his age, departed this life on the 26th March]
18 April 1845 GADD Maria Andelina Charlotte Gadd, Serjeant of [Caxton and Arrington] Union Workhouse, Caxton. Died from diseased mesenteric glands.
22 June 1845 REED Ann Reed, aged 68, died of diseased liver.
24 August 1845 GAUNT Elizabeth Gaunt, aged 89 or 90, died of old age.
14 September 1845 SKINNER Ann Skinner, aged 42, died from pulmonary consumption.
14 November 1845 RULE William Rule, infant, premature birth.
2 December 1845 ARBUR (+) Philip Arbur, aged 80, sudden death.
[MI: farmer, he departed this life in the 85th year of his age.] [Will and Testament]
15 December 1845 HURST James Hurst, aged 18, died from pulmonary consumption.
1846
14 January 1846 MULBERRY Lydia Mulberry, aged 63, died of ulceration of the bowels.
21 February 1846 GADD James Gadd, aged 11, killed by a threshing machine.
29 May 1846 HALES Joseph Hales, aged 18, died from inflammation of the lungs.
2 June 1846 PRATT William Pratt, aged 62, of Caxton [and Arrington Union] Workhouse, died from old age.
3 October 1846 PRATT Susan Pratt, aged 4, died from disease of the brain, sudden death.
1847
19 February 1847 STAMFORD William Stamford, aged 71, general decay.
8 March 1847 WHETSTONE Mary Ann Whetstone, aged 5, burned to death.
1 April 1847 CHAPMAN Elizabeth Chapman, of New Wimpole, aged 58, died from apoplexy.
8 August 1847 HARRISON Ellen Harrison, of New Wimpole, aged 10, died from disease of the brain.
25 August 1847 WILLMOTT George Willmott, of New Wimpole, aged 24, typhus fever caught in London; came home ill; died in the hospital in Cambridge.
5 October 1847 PELL Robert Pell, aged 26, died from inflammation of the lungs.
11 October 1847 CHAPMAN John Chapman, of New Wimpole, aged 53, died from pulmonary consumption.
6 November 1847 CHARTERS Ann Charters, of New Wimpole, aged 69, typhus fever, died in Addenbrooke's Hospital.
23 November 1847 CHARTERS John Charters, of New Wimpole, aged 66, died from typhus fever, husband of the above Ann.
1848
3 February 1848 HICKS Lydia Hicks, of New Wimpole, aged 78, died from influenza.
26 May 1848 SMITH Thomas Smith, of [Caxton and Arrington] Union Workhouse, aged 78, died from old age.
30 July 1848 REID Sarah Reid, aged 5 months, died from diseased mesenteric glands.
3 October 1848 WALTON Sarah Walton, of New Wimpole, aged 77, died from dropsy after influenza.
14 October 1848 LASLETT Mrs Mary Laslett, of Arrington Bridge, Wimpole, aged 81, died following paralysis.
6 December 1848 CLARK William Clark, of [Caxton and Arrington] Union Workhouse, aged 85, died from old age.
1849
3 April 1849 LONG David Long, of Arrington Bridge, Wimpole, infant, teething.
9 April 1849 WHITBY George Whitby, of New Wimpole, infant, premature birth.
11 October 1849 LYON William Lyon, aged 70, died from "bad leg" erisypelas and mortification.
13 November 1849 WEBB (+) John Webb, aged 28, died from phthisis [tuberculosis].
[MI: Sacred to the memory of John [Webb] son of Thomas & Mary Ann [PR: Marianne] Webb,
who died 8 November 1849, aged 28 years.]
[PR: Thomas Webb, Farmer, Coombe Grove Farm, Wimpole]

The Burial Register for the Parish of Wimpole continues at (Page Five) 1850-1899.
[Original transcript to 1863 by T P R Layng, 1983]

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.


This page was last updated on: 19 October 2020.

St Andrew's Parish Church, Wimpole

St Andrew's Parish Church, Wimpole
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.

Aerial View of St Andrew's Parish Church 2016
Aerial View of St Andrew's Parish Church 2016.
Wimpole Rectory is on the right.
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