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Yes i have the settlement removal order dated march 1832 and i have a letter that william wrote to the overseer of the poor of Sawston asking for money. This letter  was written from Wallington Surrey shortly before they were removed.
I have his childrens wedding certificates and William was a leather dresser. He died in Sawston in 1837 age 46y giving him a birth year around 1791. He wasn't born in Sawston as i have the parish registers on disc. I also have Whittlesford, Pampisford, Babraham and Stapleford.
I paid Cambridge rcords office for an hours research and they found references to the family having poor relief in 1833 and 1834 and 1842 when Elizabethas a widow recieved parish relief. They found a baptism for William Freestone 1798 in Stapleford Cambs but that has been proven to be a different man. He is connected to the John you found.
I have found a marriage in Banbury Oxford in 1822 for a William Freestone and Elizabeth Churley and somebodyhas kindly offered to check the registers on Saturday for me.
This sounds promising as Williams son born 1832 was William Churely Freestone and he himself had a grandson with the middle name of Churely.
After the marriage (if corrct) they made there way to Warwick then Surrey before being sent bck to Sawston.
The fact they were removed to Sawston does suggest this was a "home parish" to which they were chargeable i just can't find the connection.
Cathy

Hi
Would anybody be able to check baptisms for me. I have parents William Freestone and Elizabeth (possible surname Churley). They had the following childen in Warwick
Mark Freestone 1822
Sarah Freestone 1824
Elizabeth Freestone 1826

On the IGI i found a John Freestone baptised 1822 St Mary Warwick parents William and Elizabeth. Could this child be Mark? Or did he die.

Any help will be greatly appreciated

Cathy

Hi Chilton

No it does'nt say whether churchyard or cemetery. There is also this burial for the only other Ferry in the registers

1901 June 17 Ferry Isabella of Norwich, 55, grave no W1223

Cathy

Hi
These are the only references i can find in the disc of parish registers for Whittlesford.

Baptisms
March 14 1674 Vicar John son of Batholomew and Anne
June 29 1673 Vicars Bartholomew son of Bartholomew and Ann
April 25 1677 Vickars Robert son of Bartholomew and Anne born 23 April
July 7 1678 Vicar (BT Vickar) Thomas son of Bartholomew and Ann
April 4 1680 Vicar George son of Bartholomew and Ann
August 30 1682 Vicar Mary dau of Bartholomew and Anne (BT Ann)

Burials
Oct 26 1675 Vickars John son of Bartholomew and Anne his wife
Nov 1675 Vickars Bartholomew son of Bartholomew and Anne his wife
July 31 1677 Vickars Robert son of Bartholomew and Ann his wife

April 24 1683 Vicar An wife of Bartholomew according to the late act for burying in wollen

Blank 1693 Vicar Bartholomew a bastard child in woollen (BT Apr 2)

Marriage

April 4 1706
Rumball William, otp
Vicar Mary of Harston (in margin - married in Harston)

There are lots of Rumballs listed including this baptism for William Rumball
March 14 1679 Rumball William son of Richard and Mary

Hope this helps and let me know if i can help any further

Cathy

Moxham burials in Tisbury

Stephen Moxham burial 7 July 1803, pauper d 4th

Mary Moxham burial 17 June 1810, d 13th

John Moxham burial 13 August 1815, 13, Tisbury Row

Jane Moxham burial 16 May 1816, 32, Tisbury RowSarah Moxam burial 18 July 1818 inf Church St

Charles Thomas Moxam burial 31 December 1829, inf Duck St

Isaac Moxam burial 26 April 1826, 84, workhouse

Isaac Moxham burial 17 November 1834, 57 Mill Lane

Elth Moxam burial 11 January 1837, 63 Quarry

Hope some of this helps
Cathy