Robert HART was baptized on 23 June 1820 at St Mary's, Kilmington, Somerset, England.1
Death*
October 1820
He died in October 1820 at Kilmington, Somerset, England.
Burial*
6 October 1820
He was buried on 6 October 1820 at St Mary's, Kilmington, Somerset, England; Aged 5 months.2
Residence*
He lived at Kilmington.
Citations
[S6] Baptisms Transcript, Kilmington, 1596-1837 by WFHS.
[S11] Burials Transcript, Kilmington, 1596-1837 by WFHS.
Sarah HART
F, #22106, b. circa 1748
Birth*
circa 1748
Sarah HART was born circa 1748.
Marriage*
29 August 1769
She married Thomas GIBBONS on 29 August 1769 at All Saints', Witham Friary, Somerset, England. Botp. Bch. Spr. By banns. Wit: Joseph MUSSELL, Benjamin MUSSELL.1
Sarah Esther HART died on 10 March 1887; From a bundle of papers in Fr James' handwriting. Place of death not specified.2
Burial*
17 March 1887
She was buried on 17 March 1887 at St Benedict's Catholic Chapel, Bonham, Stourton, Somerset, England.2
Occupation*
She was a Carpenter; Labourer in Flax Mill; Grocer.
Census 1881*
She was aged 48 in the 1881 census and lived at Castle Street, Mere, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1871*
She was aged 37 in the 1871 census and lived at Castle Street, Mere, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1841*
She was aged 7 in the 1841 census and lived at Causeway, Mere, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1851*
She was aged 17 in the 1851 census and lived at Southbrook, Mere, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1861*
She was aged 27 in the 1861 census and lived at Mere, Wiltshire, England.
Name Variation
She was also known as Esther. Appears this way in Catholic records.
Married Name
Her married name was FARTHING.
Name Variation
She was also known as Hester. Sometimes appears this way, also Sarah Hester.
Residence*
She lived at Mere.
Religion*
She was Protestant (Dissenting), according to the Bonham Registers. She was baptised as an Anglican, then converted to the Catholic faith when aged 52 yrs. Most of her children were baptised as Catholics, and at least two were baptised as Anglicans. Her mother was a Congregationalist, at least for a time.
[S62] Baptisms Transcript, 13 parishes in Southwest Wiltshire, 1558-1837 by WFHS.
[S85] Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, St Benedict's Catholic Chapel, Stourton, 1866-1925, transcribed by Cathy Day, School of Archaeology and Anthropology, ANU.
[S14] FreeBMD "Dec qtr 1851 Mere Reg Dist vol.8 p.697."
Briant HARTGILL was baptized on 21 January 1733 at St Mary's, Kilmington, Somerset, England; BT 11 Feb.1
Marriage Bann*
15 June 1750
Marriage banns for Briant HARTGILL and Ann OWEN were published on 15 June 1750 at Stourton, Wiltshire, England; Also 22 & 29. Groom a bch of Kilmington. Bride otp. There is no evidence that this marriage occurred. It certainly didn't happen in Stourton or Kilmington. FHOL and IGI are silent. Also BVRI.
Dorothy Snook HARTGILL was baptized on 23 October 1760 at St Mary's, Kilmington, Somerset, England.1
Note*
Other information; The only legitimate surviving heii of the famous HATRGILL family of Kilmington, according to 'History and Antiquties of Somersetshire" 1836 by William PHELPS.
Residence*
She lived at Kilmington.
Name Variation
She was also known as Dolly.
Citations
[S6] Baptisms Transcript, Kilmington, 1596-1837 by WFHS.
Elizabeth HARTGILL was baptized on 20 October 1782 at St Peter's, Stourton, Wiltshire, England.1
Marriage*
18 February 1819
She married William PENNY, son of John PENNY and Martha SLY, on 18 February 1819 at St Peter's, Stourton, Wiltshire, England. Groom of Charlton Musgrove. Bride otp. Wit: John HARTGILL, Elizabeth HARTGILL.2
Death*
1857
Elizabeth HARTGILL died in 1857 at Kilmington, Somerset, England.
Burial*
5 August 1857
She was buried on 5 August 1857 at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1821*
She was aged 38 in the 1821 census and lived at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1841*
She was aged 55 in the 1841 census and lived at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1851*
She was aged 68 in the 1851 census and lived at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Ferdinando HARTGILL Esq. was born in 1736 at Kilmington, Somerset, England; Might alternatively have been the son of Nehemiah baptised in 1730. He is allocated as the son of John because he is referred to as "Esq", as is John, but Nehemiah and his sons are not.
John HARTGILL and Mary CHARLTON obtained a marriage license on 28 August 1805 at Mere, Wiltshire, England; Adminstration WIL Source DLB Date 1805 Aug 28 Groom John HARTGILL aged – occupation – residing at Stourton, WIL status – notes – Bride Mary CHARLTON aged – residing at Mere (Zeals), WIL status – notes resident more than 1mth Bondsmen CHARLTON William, Zeals,Mere.1
Death*
1821
John HARTGILL died in 1821 at Mere, Wiltshire, England.
Burial*
5 March 1821
He was buried on 5 March 1821 at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Residence*
He lived at Zeals.
Occupation*
He was a Timber Merchant.
Name Variation
He was also known as OWEN.
(Witness) Marriage
18 February 1819
He witnessed the Marriage of William PENNY and Elizabeth HARTGILL on 18 February 1819 at St Peter's, Stourton, Wiltshire, England.2
Marriage banns for John HARTGILL and Elizabeth CHILD were published on 22 October 1780 at St Peter's, Stourton, Wiltshire, England; ALso 29 Oct & 5 Nov. John HARTGIL alias OWEN, otp, & Betty CHILD, otp.2
Death*
1818
John HARTGILL died in 1818 at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Burial*
13 November 1818
He was buried on 13 November 1818 at Stourton, Wiltshire, England; Aged 66 yrs.
Note*
Other information; Marriage banns were called for Briant HARTGILL and Ann OWEN (or OPEN) in 1750 but there is no available record of the marriage. In fact, there is no record of Briant HARTGILL again. It is circumstantial evidence that suggests that Briant and Ann were the parents of John HARTGILL alias OWEN. At this time (prior to 1754) all that was required for a legal marriage was the consent of both parties and evidence of consummation, and of course a baby was evidence. So if John HARTGILL alias OWEN was born of these parents, he would have been considered by some as legitimate, but by others as illegitimate, since church marriage was certainly the norm and the preferred method of marraige.
Occupation*
He was a Yeoman, and owner of several dwelling houses (see will).
Name Variation
He was also known as OWEN. At his marriage in 1780 he was recorded as John HARTGILL, in the Banns as HARTGILL alias OWEN. The signature was HARTGILL. At his children's baptisms in 1781 and 1782, he was recorded as John OWEN alias HARTGILL. His wife was buried as Betty HARTGILL. His daughter married as Elizabeth HARTGILL.
Will*
3 May 1819
He left a will on 3 May 1819 at Salisbury, Wiltshire, England; Proved at Sarum on 3 May 1819. Sole executrix Elizabeth the wife of William PENNY (late Elizabeth HARTGILL spinster). Will gist: John HARTGILL of Stourton, yeoman. To son John HARTGILL his messuage and house in Zeals, now in the occupation of William ROACH taylor; also messuage and house in Zeals next door to the one occupied by William Roach and now occupied the said son John; also all his dwelling houses in Marnhull, Dorset and now in the occupation of Peter HARDING, carpenter. To daughter Elizabeth HARTGILL, three messsuages and dwelling houses in Zeals now in the occupation of John HARROLD, John SHEPHERD and David STONE. Also to Elizabeth the house, workshops, orchards and land in Stourton. Everything else to Elizabeth. If Elizabeth has no descendents, then it all reverts to John. Dated 16 Nov 1815. Witnesses: William LAPHAM, Mary HARTGILL, Edward CROUCH. Effects under £600.3
[S11] Burials Transcript, Kilmington, 1596-1837 by WFHS.
[S6] Baptisms Transcript, Kilmington, 1596-1837 by WFHS.
John William HARTGILL1
M, #22531, b. 1844, d. 1845
John William HARTGILL|b. 1844\nd. 1845|p352.htm#i22531|Charles Frederick HARTGILL|b. 1816|p352.htm#i4969|Jane LEWIS|b. c 1816|p458.htm#i22530|John HARTGILL|b. 1781\nd. 1821|p352.htm#i1593|Mary CHARLTON|b. 1783\nd. 1821|p138.htm#i4903|||||||
Mary Ann HARTGILL was baptized on 4 January 1816 at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Census 1821*
She was aged 7 in the 1821 census and lived at Stourton, Wiltshire, England.
Residence*
She lived at Stourton.
(Witness) Marriage
10 December 1833
She witnessed the Marriage of Thomas CLAYTON and Jane MAGGS on 10 December 1833 at St Peter's, Stourton, Wiltshire, England.1
Citations
[S30] Marriages, Stourton, 1801-1935, transcribed by Cathy Day, School of Archaeology and Anthropology, ANU.
Nehemiah HARTGILL
M, #9051, b. circa 1703
Birth*
circa 1703
Nehemiah HARTGILL was born circa 1703.
Note*
Other information; Nehemiah HARTGILL, s/o John, was baptised in Kilmington on 11 Apr 1669. This is the only baptism for someone of this name, but there appear to have been at least three of them. There is a burial on 8 Nov 1707 of Nehemiah HARTGILL [NFI] and one on 22 Feb 1738 of "Nehemiah HARTGILL, senior".
[S6] Baptisms Transcript, Kilmington, 1596-1837 by WFHS.
Hester HARTRY1
F, #16277, b. 1767, d. 1800
Birth*
1767
Hester HARTRY was born in 1767; There was a large family surnamed HARTRY (and variations) in Bruton at this time. She might be part of that family.
Lawrence & Rachel HARTRY had children baptised in Brewham in 1755 and 1757. Could she be a child of this couple? James & Susannah HARTREE had a son baptised in the Prebyterian Chapel in Bristol in 1775. It's another alternative.1
Ann HARVEY|b. 2 May 1817\nd. 1908|p352.htm#i10552|William HARVEY|b. c 1783|p353.htm#i18539|Mary HODDINOT|b. 1784|p384.htm#i18540|||||||Thomas HODDINOT|b. c 1759|p384.htm#i14091|Frances (HODDINOT)|b. c 1764|p20.htm#i14092|
George HARVEY|b. Mar 1810|p352.htm#i18543|William HARVEY|b. c 1783|p353.htm#i18539|Mary HODDINOT|b. 1784|p384.htm#i18540|||||||Thomas HODDINOT|b. c 1759|p384.htm#i14091|Frances (HODDINOT)|b. c 1764|p20.htm#i14092|
George HARVEY was baptized on 2 June 1810 at St John the Baptist, Frome, Somerset, England.1
Residence*
He lived at Frome and presumably Marston Bigot.
Citations
[S93] Baptisms and Marriages Transcript, Frome St John, 1759-1900.
James HARVEY1
M, #18544, b. 1813
James HARVEY|b. 1813|p352.htm#i18544|William HARVEY|b. c 1783|p353.htm#i18539|Mary HODDINOT|b. 1784|p384.htm#i18540|||||||Thomas HODDINOT|b. c 1759|p384.htm#i14091|Frances (HODDINOT)|b. c 1764|p20.htm#i14092|