Castle Camps, Cambridgeshire

RAWLINGSON

 

Rawlingson has been found spelt many different ways - Rawlinson, Rolinson, Rolingson, Rowlinson. Rowlingson, and so on. For ease all instances have been spelt RAWLINGSON.

James and Mary (nee WILSON) RAWLINGSON had a large family and many descendants, some of which follow:

Their children:

  • Ann bp 28 Aug 1796 Shudy Camps

  • Sophie bp 6 Apr 1806 Shudy Camps married Robert LUCAS 3 Dec 1824. She died in Horseheath and was buried in Shudy Camps on 1 May 1885 aged 79.

  • Aaron bp 19 Jul 1807 Shudy Camps

  • Amos bp 25 Dec 1809 Shudy Camps

  • Nathan bp 2 Feb 1812 Shudy Camps and died before 1881

  • Milly bp 25 Mar 1815 in Shudy Camps

  • Elizabeth bp 25 Dec 1818 Shudy Camps

  • Philip bp 25 Dec 1822

Aaron RAWLINGON married Mary CARTER in the parish church in Shudy Camps on 19 Sep 1825.

  • Sarah Ann bp 10 Jan 1836 in Shudy Camps and died 18 Jul 1910, Glenlyon, Victoria, Australia. She married Abraham ROOKS.

  • Aaron bp 18 Aug 1833 in Shudy Camps and married Eliza BRADMAN on Christmas Day 1856 in Castle Camps.

  • Elizabeth born 5 Nov 1840 and baptised 26 Sep 1841 in Shudy Camps

  • Mary Ann bp 10 Sep 1854 in Castle Camps and married to Walter LEONARD 19 Feb 1869.

Amos RAWLINGSON married Fanny GREYGOOSE in Shudy Camps on 12 Sep 1828. (Fanny was the third child of Thomas and Sarah GREYGOOSE and had been baptised 5 Aug 1810 in Shudy Camps) All their children below were baptised in Shudy Camps.

  • Rodah bp 18 Nov 1829  m. William AGER in 1851

  • Rebecca bp 25 Dec 1831

  • Richard bp 25 Dec 1836

  • Rupel Emma baptised on Christmas Day 1836 and married to Charles SWAN in 1866.

  • Rachel bp 21 Jul 1839

  • Rachel  born 4 May 1844 and baptised on Christmas Day that same year. She married George FREE 12 Mar 1863 in Shudy Camps

  • Rosetta  born 24 Mar 1846 and baptised 26 Dec 1847 in Shudy Camps. She married James WINTERFLOOD.

  • Rosalind born 24 May 1848 and baptised 15 Sep 1850

  • Reuben born 10 Jul 1850 and baptised 15 Sep 1850 (twin of Robert)

  • Robert born 10 Jul 1850 and baptised 15 Sep 1850

  • James born 13 Jun 1852 and baptised 25 Feb 1855. He married Emma LEONARD on 28 Oct 1871 in Castle Camps.

  • Ruth married in 1864 to Stephen GIBBS

Amos married a second time, to Susan WILSON on 24 Dec 1869 and had a further four children ...

  • George abt 1871

  • Mary abt 1874

  • Joseph abt 1876

  • Charles abt 1878

 

Kay Fisher writes:

I have James who married Mary Wilson being descended from another James (b1747 d 1811). This James was married twice firstly to Mary Petit 1769 (d1769), secondly to Sarah Jeffery in 1771 (d 1793).
This James is in turn descended from Edward (b1715 d 1752). He seems to have been married twice- to Frances Jackson and to Ann?. I have one of his cousins being murdered by William Sutton yeoman of Withersfield, Cambs.
Edward is descended from Thomas b? d 1728. He was married to Anne who d 1729. They had 9 children: Thomas, John, William, William, Mathew, Edward, Mary, James and Anne. He was described in a Bishop's transcript on the register as a'pore man' and his wife as a 'por widow'. His brother John was mentioned in the will of John Bentley of Shudy Camps in 1715 as a tenant.
This Thomas is descended from another Thomas who d 1707 and Margaret who died 1694/95. They lived at Horseheath and had 6 sons and 1 daughter baptised at the church between 1677-94- the youngest two dying in infancy.
I am descended from Nathan- son of James and Mary Wilson, this being James 2nd marriage.One daughter survived from the first marriage and 7 from the second marriage- Sophia, Aaron,Amos Nathan,Milly, Elizabeth and Philip. The 1851 census has Mary, a pauper, living with Elizabeth, a needlewoman, and Philip a labourer.
Nathan born in 1812 in Shudy Camps married Betsy Cowell from Castle Camps 8 Dec 1833, and was an agricultural labourer like his forefathers.
One of Nathan's sons was John b 1856 d 1895. At the time of his marriage to Catherine Eleanor Reed the daughter of a soldier from Leake in Notts on 17 Sept 1882, he was a farm labourer. He became a general dealer in Cambridge and died from tetanus as a result of a fall from a cart, Mill Road, Cambridge. His horse shied at the railway crossing.
One of his sons was Alfred Arthur(b23 Dec 1891). He was my grandfather I never knew. He married my grandmother Dorothy Dorkings whose brother sailed on and survived the Titanic disaster.

 

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