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CALTON - Outside South Door
For wording see:D030 in MI Section
Photo taken:11 April 2003
Source: Jayne McHugh, Ontario, Canada
View in High Resolution (on CD only)
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Lyn CAULTON (nee CAMPION on l.caulton@btopenworld.com)
writes:
Henrycuis Calton married a Miss Stubbinge in Dec 1593 (North Wingfield?).
They had at least one son, Johnis Calton (no db) who on the 25/5/1693 had
his son Henrius christened at Wirksworth. This
is (hopefully) the "Henry" of the plaque who married Elizabeth Coates at
Wirksworth on 13/7/1723!
If you or any of your colleagues do find any references to "Campion" in or
around the Derby, Ashbourne, or Stafford/shire areas between 1750 and 1820
I would be gratefull for the info.
I know you have a Charles Campion at Frog End in Wirksworth who shows up
in the 1881 census - but I am trying to find
a link between a suspected ancestor, a Robert Campion who lived in Derby
around 1745-50 and my Great-great Grandad Charles Campion who was born
around 1810 in Neighton, Derbys according to the 1881 census.
"Neighton" does not apparently exist and I wonder if it is a C19 corruption
of Kniveton or Beighton (near Alport). The reason this is important as
there have always been family legends (don't we all have them???!!!) about
my family's involvement in Derbys with the '45 Rebellion.
The Robt Campion mentioned earlier had a house of Friar Gate and was
(hastily) married while the Jacobites were in occupation there. He and his
wife Jane had four children, the last recorded one in 1751 being a boy,
Charles. Calling your child Charles at that time in Derbys would probably
be equivalent to calling him Saddam Osama today! unless you had strong
pro-Catholic and pro-Jacobite sentiments (as per the family stories angle)
but I have this 50 year gap until Great great Grandad Charles appears on
the scene so I wonder where the family got to...
Yrs
Lyn Caulton (nee Campion)
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