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Title: [COMPLETED] SANSOM (SANSOME etc) of Uplyme
Post by: mousequakes on Thursday 01 December 11 16:31 GMT (UK)
Hi,

I'm trying to establish the parents of a James Sansom who was born in Uplyme about 1822. He appears in the 1841 Census working at the Canniton (Cannington Lane) farm of a William Davey but never appears alongside his parents and disappears completely after 1851.

I'm keen to discover who his parents were, his mother's maiden name and when he was baptised if anyone has access to such information?

Many thanks

mousequakes
Title: Re: Sansom (Sansome etc) of UPLYME
Post by: dragongirl on Thursday 01 December 11 19:00 GMT (UK)
Hi Mousequakes (love the name)
RE James Baptism[
June24th 1822 Honiton Parish. Devon, Baptism
Father  James Sansom Mother Mary Taylor

1841 Census as you stated
Can`t find him in 1851 unless he worked out of Devon

In 1861 he married Elizabeth Lucas at Taunton Oct/Nov/DecQtr  will recheck Census.

 On 1871  James and Elizabeth are living  at Ru shton Somerset, He`s a gardener of 3 acres, she`s a housewife and they have 3 children
Frank James aged 8yrs born Rushton
Elizabeth  E     "    4yrs     "        "
William            "     2yrs    "        "

On 1881  Census   Still living in Rushton 
James 59yrs   Gardener     married
Elizabeth 51 yrs     Housewife  "
Frank J    18yrs   gardener      single
Elizabeth   14yrs                        "
William      12yrs                       "
Death 1886  reg Taunton  ist Quarter 1886(Jan  Feb Marc)   
James Sansom   aged 64 yrs   Vol 5c pge 292

 Hope this helps will try to find him on 1851/1861 Censud
Title: Re: Sansom (Sansome etc) of UPLYME
Post by: mousequakes on Thursday 01 December 11 19:32 GMT (UK)
Hi Dragongirl,

I don't think this is the same James Sansom, unfortunately. The one who is at Uplyme in 1841 Census is still working at William Davey's farm in the 1851 Census and gave his birthplace as Uplyme, not Honiton or Cullompton - both of which are more than 10 miles away. 

I know there are several Sansom families with children detailed in the 1826 Uplyme 'census' by Rector Henry Tuck and I assume he belongs to one of those, so he ought to be in the Uplyme parish baptism register if it survives - but I don't have access!

Many thanks for your help.

mousequakes

Title: Re: SANSOM (SANSOME etc) of Uplyme
Post by: krisesjoint on Thursday 01 December 11 21:31 GMT (UK)
Hi mousequakes,

James SANSOM was baptised 12 Sep 1819 Uplyme parents James a lab and Sarah

James SANSOM = Sarah PHILLIPS 23 Feb 1819 Uplyme

1841 census

HO107/201/15 Folio 5 Page 4
Crogg
Uplyme


SANSOM James 45 Y Ag Lab
SANSOM Sarah 40
SANSOM Mary 15 Y
SANSOM Susannah 13 Y
SANSOM William 10 Y
SANSOM Robert 5 Y

Cheers Kris  :)
Title: Re: SANSOM (SANSOME etc) of Uplyme
Post by: mousequakes on Thursday 01 December 11 22:21 GMT (UK)
Brilliant - that's surely the one!
Many thanks indeed Kris and Dragongirl.
 :-*
Title: Re: [COMPLETED] SANSOM (SANSOME etc) of Uplyme
Post by: dragongirl on Friday 02 December 11 13:41 GMT (UK)
Glad
you`ve  got it sorted My great great grandmother was born in Uplyme and last year I actually managed to get to see the Church and village she married a Jewell so this year went to stay in Devon and visited Broadwoodwidger where my other
gtgt grandparents were born
Title: Re: [COMPLETED] SANSOM (SANSOME etc) of Uplyme
Post by: LinnyM on Saturday 16 November 24 09:20 GMT (UK)
Hey, I was doing random google searches for Sansom in Uplyme and your question on here about James popped up. He is my ggg-grandfather. My dad is a direct male descendent. I would love to know your connection. Do you use Ancestry? My profile on there is Lin Miller. My public tree doesn't have a lot on it, I need to transfer more people that I have verified over from my private one. I have got as far as Hezekiah Sansom born in Uplyme in 1694 who I'm pretty sure is James Sansom's gg-grandfather. I would love to hear from you. Cheers. Lin