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Thomas RAMPTON | |
Ann CRIPPS |
| born 19 Apr 1838 at Tadley [Family Bible] bapt. 10 Jun 1838 at Tadley |
born c 1832 at Tadley | ||
| m. 2 Aug 1856 at Tadley | |||
| d. 19 Mar 1905 at Broadhalfpenny, Tadley, aged 71 [Family Bible] | |||
| Timber Hewer (1851) Hoop Shaver Wood Hoop Maker (1871) Timber Merchant (1911) |
Children of Marriage
| Lucy | Alfred | Sarah | Arthur | Albert | Abel | George | Elizabeth |
| bapt. 19 Jan 1857 at Tadley St Peter's | born 8 Jan 1858 bapt. 11 May 1862 at Pamber Priory |
born 22 Feb 1860 at Pamber [Family Bible] | born 8 Nov 1861 [Family Bible] bapt. 9 Nov 1861 at Pamber Priory |
born 27 Dec 1866 bapt 3 Feb 1867 Methodist Chapel Pamber |
born 16 Mar 1870 at Pamber [Family Bible] | born 2 Jun 1871 | born 19 Jun 1878 bapt. 18 Jul 1878 at Methodist Chapel Silchester Circuit |
| m. Arthur BARLOW 21 Jun 1884 at Tadley | m. (1) Elizabeth HAM 21 Aug 1880 at Stratfield Mortimer, BRK (2) Hannah Elizabeth MERRYWEATHER 24 Jan 1891 Ufton Nervet, BRK |
m. Martha TARRY 4 Dec 1886 at Tadley | m. Kate MILLS 1887 Kingsclere RD [FreeBMD] | ||||
| d. 20 Apr 1860 at Pamber [Cert] |
Additional Information
Thomas was 18, and Ann 22 when they married in 1856, Ann being the daughter of Jonathan CRIPPS and a member of a very old Tadley family. Thomas and Ann became members of the Methodist Church sometime in the mid 1860s, and two of their children were baptised in the Chapel. In 1871, the family were living at Blackfans, Pamber, together with two of Ann's relatives (brothers?). In the 1881 Census, Thomas and Ann, together with Arthur, Albert and Elizabeth, still lived at Tadley.
In the 1891 Census, only Elizabeth was still living at home, at Broadhalfpenny Tadley. In 1901, Thomas and Ann were still living in Broadhalfpenny, with 3-year old granddaughter Mabel, and it was here that Ann died in 1905. In 1911, Thomas was a visitor at the house of William BULPITT in Reading. I have been unable to find the whereabouts of either Abel or George; neither were listed in the 1881 census, but the GRO has no death entries for them either in that time period.
The family continued to have Methodists connections, but several of the children were later married in the Anglican Church.
Family Group Identifiers
Family: TADLEY01
Family Group: tadley082