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Title: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: David Orford on Friday 27 February 09 22:45 GMT (UK)
Hello All,

Has anyone access to the parish record of High Ongar?

I'm interested in the children and parents of Henry Camp who was born in Essex circa 1781. He married Elizabth Betts on the 7th january, 1806 in High Ongar. I believe Elizabeth was born in High Ongar.

I only know of one child, Henry, who was baptised in High Ongar 8th September, 1816.

Thanks,

David.
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: dawlc on Tuesday 10 March 09 20:56 GMT (UK)
Hi David

The parish records of St. Mary's Church, High Ongar are held at the Essex Records Office in Chelmsford.  I live in Chelmsford and do visit the ERO to research my own Essex tree branches.  When I next go I could easily search for your family.  The only thing I cannot give you at the moment is date - I am most likely to visit there in early April (I work in a school and will be on Easter Holidays then) though I may manage a visit before then.  Posts about High Ongar always catch my eye as I too was baptised in St. Mary's and lived in High Ongar for the first 23 years of my life.

So if you are able to be patient for a little while longer - hopefully I can find some answers for you.

Regards.
Deborah

Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: David Orford on Tuesday 10 March 09 23:20 GMT (UK)
Hello Deborah,

Thank you for your reply.

I would be most grateful if you could search for me at Chelmsford. The time scale is not a problem.

Henry camp (born circa 1816 in High Ongar) is my 3 x great grandfather.

I look forward to your information.

I have attached part of my tree for your reference.


Best regards,

David.

Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: louisa maud on Tuesday 23 June 09 18:02 BST (UK)
Henry Camp bapt High Ongar 08/09/1816, parents Henry and Eliza

Is John and Rebecca Camp any of the family you are researching

Rebecca Camp buried 02/10/1842, aged 37


Louisa Maud
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: louisa maud on Wednesday 24 June 09 06:42 BST (UK)
CAMP baptisms found High Ongar  from 1815
Henry you already have

07/11/1830  Jane
23/12/1832  George
28/09/1834  Henry
18/12/1836  Elizabeth
13/01/1839  James
28/02/1841  Eliza

Parents John and Rebecca

You also asked for Betts, there were no Betts but lots of Bettis, in the records

I searched

Bapts 1815-1842
Burials 1813-1851

Louisa Maud
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: David Orford on Tuesday 30 June 09 23:15 BST (UK)
Hello Louisa,

Thank you very much for your time and research. Very interesting. Henry Camp and Elizabeth Betts were married in High Ongar in 1806. Do you have access to the records before 1815?

Elizabeth may well have been a Bettis/Bettys/Betts. Is there a baptism for her in 1773?

Thanks again.

Best regards,

David.

P.S. We have not been in contact before regarding any other names. I live in Bournemouth in Dorset.   
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: Superfly on Thursday 03 September 09 17:05 BST (UK)
Hi David

Have just seen your e-mail re- Camp/Betts

Essex Marriage Register TR 203/13 High Ongar

Jan 7 1806 Camp Henry  Bettiss Elizabeth

Also from High Ongar Parish Register Baptisms

25 July 1773 Elizabeth Daughter   Joseph & Hannah Bettis                                 

Regards
Superfly
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: David Orford on Saturday 12 September 09 10:14 BST (UK)
Hello Superfly,

Thank you for your information.

Do you have access to High Ongars baptisms to check if there are any baptisms for Camps between 1805 and 1825?


Best regards,

David.
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: Superfly on Tuesday 15 September 09 16:39 BST (UK)
Hi David

Unfortunately I do not have access to High Ongar baptisms but I will most probably be going to the Record Office at the end of October so I could check for you then if thats OK.

Regards
Superfly
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: David Orford on Tuesday 15 September 09 17:08 BST (UK)
Hi Superfly,

Yes please, that would be most appreciated.


Best regards,

David.
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: Superfly on Wednesday 04 November 09 18:54 GMT (UK)
Hi David
Sorry its been a while,but at last I have managed to get to the Record Office with some information
High Ongar Baptisms 1805 to 1825
3 Aug 1806 John Henry son of John & Elizabeth Camp labourer
11 May 1809 Jane daughter of John & Elizabeth Camp     "        born 5 May
14 Apr 1811 William son of John & Elizabeth Camp           "        born Mar 17
6 Feb 1814 Elizabeth daughter of John & Elizabeth Camp "     
8 Sep 1816 Henry son of John & Elizabeth Camp               "

Hope this information helps
Regards
Superfly
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: David Orford on Wednesday 04 November 09 19:55 GMT (UK)
Hello Superfly,

Thank you for the baptisms. Is the father of the children a Henry Camp and not John as in your reply?

Thanks again for your time.


Best regards,

David.
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: Superfly on Thursday 05 November 09 14:03 GMT (UK)
Hi David

No I afraid it is John.It dos'nt make sense!Have you got the parents of John/Henry?I think the John in Lousa Maud's posting is John Henry b1806.It is interesting why they should name there first son John Henry and the others have not a second name .I am pretty certain they are the same person as I found no other Camps in High Ongar.I will check the parish register for marriages to see if the name is right next time I go to the Record Office ,which will be in a couple of weeks
I find researching in the High Ongar area frustrating as I have had similar problems with names changing etc.  If you need anymore help please let me know.
Regards
Superfly
Title: Re: High Ongar - Camp/Betts
Post by: David Orford on Thursday 05 November 09 23:38 GMT (UK)
Hello Superfly,

I don't have Henry/John's parents. Please can you check again the next time you visit the record office as I't's a bit of a shock.

Thank you for your efforts.


Best regards,

David.