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Buried: | 30/01/1903 |
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Name at death | Matilda Taplin | ||||||
Age at Death | 74 | ||||||
Burial Date | 30 January 1903 | ||||||
Abode |
Greenham |
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Official at Burial | A N Acheson | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
Headstone: In loving memory of / Matilda / wife of the late Thomas Taplin / of Chute Manor, Wilts / who died Jan 26th 1903 aged 73 years / also of Thomas Taplin / son of the above / died April 19th 1907 / aged 46 years / United in Death | |
Name on Memorial | Matilda TAPLIN |
Date of death | 26/01/1903 |
Age | 73 |
Gender | Female |
Memorial Type | Small Headstone |
Construction Material | Sandstone |
Condition of memorial | Headsdstone poor but readable |
Pattison Location Code | NCH (C) 8 |
Others named on memorial | |
Thomas TAPLIN |
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
Source: | nwn |
Article date: | 05/02/1903 |
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Transciption: | Newbury Weekly News Dated 5th February 1903 TAPLIN – Jan. 26, at 3 Elm Villas, Stroud Green, Newbury, Matilda Taplin, aged 74.
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The articles below contain information about Matilda Taplin.
Matilda Taplin
1828-1903
Matilda was born on the 3rd November 1828, in Bicester, Oxfordshire. She was baptised on the 15th March 1829, in Bicester, the daughter of Thomas and Mary Eliza Paxton (nee Potter) who were married on the 9th October 1824, in Ambrosden, Oxfordshire. (Both were minors and Thomas was from Bicester)
Thomas and Mary also had the following children:
Charlotte, baptised 17th July 1825, in Ambrosden (dad a Yeoman)
Emily, born c1826
Thomas, baptised 3rd June 1827, in Bicester
Lucy Zilpha, baptised 19th December 1830, in Bicester
William George, born 14th July 1832, baptised 21st July 1833, in Kingsclere (dad a farmer)
The 1841 census records Thomas (35), a Farmer, Mary (35), Charlotte (15), Emily (15), Thomas (14), Matilda (12), Lucy (10) and William (8), living in Sidmonton, Hampshire.
Matilda married in 1851
Marriage details:
Place: Ecchinswell, Hampshire
Date: 1st January 1851
Groom: Thomas Taplin, full age, bachelor, occupation, Yeoman, abode, Kingsclere
Bride: Matilda Paxton, full age, spinster, abode, Sidmonton
Fathers: John Taplin, a Gentleman and Thomas Paxton, a Yeoman
Witnesses: Jonas Paxton, Thomas Paxton, Helen Paxton, William Paxton, Lucy Zilpha Paxton, Fanny Booth and Thomas Taplin
(Thomas was baptised on the 1st December 1825, in Worting, Hampshire, the son of John (a Farmer) and Sarah Taplin (nee Tubb) who were married on the 17th November 1814, at Sherborne St John, Hampshire. (Sarah was a minor and John was from Worting)
Thomas and Matilda had the following children:
Maria Elsie Matilda 1851 (aka Elsie Matilda Maria)
Mary 1852
Ellen 1854
Emily Mary c1856
Thomas 1860
Amy Lucy 1861
Frederick William c1865
Twins: Edith and Lottie 1867 (Lottie died 1867)
The 1851 census records Thomas (25), a Farmer of 1700 acres, employing 25 men, living at Fox Grove Farm, Kingsclere with Matilda (22)
The 1861 census records Thomas (36), a Farmer of 1000 acres, employing 18 men and 10 boys, Matilda (32), Emily (5), Thomas (10 months) and Thomas’s brother Frederic (28), a Farmer, farming in Chute, Wiltshire.
In 1871 Thomas (46), Matilda (42), Elsie (19), Frederick (6), Edith (3), a cook, a nurse and a domestic servant were recorded living in Upper Chute, Wiltshire. Thomas was farming 900 acres, employing 12 labourers and 2 shepherds.
Matilda was widowed in 1879, Thomas died on the 27th April, in Andover, Hampshire. Probate records record his Personal Estate as £2083 15s
The 1881 census records Matilda (52), a Farmer of 850 acres, employing 12 men and 8 boys, at Manor Farm, Chute, Wiltshire. Her children, Thomas (20), Elsie (29), Emily (25), Amy (19), Edith (13) and a general servant were also recorded living with her.
In 1891 Matilda (62) and her son Thomas (30) were recorded living on their own means, in Gloucester Road, Newbury, Berkshire.
Thomas married Isabel Cruce in 1893.
The 1901 census records, Matilda (72), Thomas (40), Isabel (38) and their children, Edith Isabelle (5) and Donald Leslie (4), living in Stroud Green, Greenham, Berkshire. Matilda and Thomas were again recorded living on their own means.
Matilda died aged 74, on the 26th January 1903. She was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 30th January.
Her son Thomas died aged 46 on the 19th April 1907. He was laid to rest with Matilda, on the 24th April.
Mrs P’s Page 81 Code NCh(C) 8
Author: gambles
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