'STRANGE' AND DERIVATIVES St Edward the Confessor & King Transcribed by John Moore and Heather Olsen Baptisms: 1712/13 Mar 10 William Strange s John Strange and Mary 1715/16 Jan 02 Mary Strange s John Strange and Mary 1720 Aug 4 Johanna Strange s John Strange and Mary born July 15 1748 May 31 William Strange s William Strange and Ann 1749 Aug 25 Richard Strange s William Strange and Ann 1752 Section is illegible 1754 Dec 25 William Strange s John Strange and Catherine 1755 Oct 02 Thomas Strange s John Strange and Catherine, private 1757 Oct 24 John Strange s John Strange and Catherine 1759 Nov 26 Mary Strange s John Strange and Catherine 1762 Apr 22 Thomas Strange s John Strange and Catherine 1765 Jun 17 Samuel Strange s John Strange and Catherine 1769 Apr 27 Elizabeth Strange s John Strange and Catherine,private, publicly May 23 1803 Jan 09 John Strange Maul illegitimate son of Samuel Strange and Elizabeth Maul 1807 Feb 03 Mary Strange s Samuel Strange and Elizabeth 1808 Nov 03 John Strange s Samuel Strange and Elizabeth 1810 Apr 01 Samuel Shirley s Strange Samuel and Strange Elizabeth, private 1812 Mar 01 Elizabeth Strange s Samuel Strange and Elizabeth, private, received in church Oct 28 1814 May 22 William Strange s Samuel Strange, yeoman of Shalstone, and Elizabeth Marriages: 1730 Sep 18 Elizabeth Strainge to Robert Jeves 1731 Jul 22 Sarah Strange to John Hall 1794 Oct 20 Nathaniel Stilgoe of Falcot in the parish of Wappenham [indecipherable] and Mary Strange of this parish were married in this church by license Witnesses Samuel Strange & Mary Ibey Burials: 1712 Sep 24 Mary ye daughter of John Strange 1720/21 Mar 21 Joanna ye daughter of John & Mary Strange 1727/28 Jan 21 Mary ye Daughter of John & Mary Strange died 18th 1737 Oct 03 Elizabeth ye Daughter of John Strange died Sept 29th 1744 Feb 05 Ellenor the wife of Wm Strange Affidavit Feb y 12th 1745 Apr 11 Mary Strange Affidavit April 16 1747 Oct 20 John Strange Aaffidavit October [25?] 1755 Oct 04 Thomas Strange Affidavit October 8 1762 Dec 21 Mary Strange Affidavit Dec 26 1787 Jan 12 Catherine wife of John Strainge, Affidavit recd pd 3 a 1795 May 22 John Strange Aft rcd 27 1805 Jun 24 John Strange 1813 Feb 26 Elizabeth Strange of Shalstone age 1 1843 Feb 17 Samuel Strange of Elmdon, [Helmdon] Northamptonshire, age 78 1859 Dec 19 Elizabeth Strange of Brackley, age 87 1876 Feb 25 Mary Strange of Brackley, age 70 1798 Posse Comitatus Samuel STRANGE could provide 4 horses, 2 wagons and 2 carts. From: Eddie Gartside 5/7 Oct 2002 My 6 times Great Grandmother, married John HALL in Shalstone on the 22nd July 1731. I believe that she was born in Mixbury 4/5/1712, and that her parents were William STRANGE and Frances [nee RICKETTS]. John was from a fairly well off farming family from Kirtlington. Dr William Strange (MD Edin) born Shalstone 1816, [Sic. see his 1814 baptism above] but family moved to Brackley Northants soon after. President of British Medical Association c 1882 source: Midland Medical Miscellany vol. 1 no 10 - October 1882 p 153 biographical article and portrait picture. From Heather Olsen 28 Feb 2003 Subject: John Shaw Strange and the Cato Street Conspiracy I have recently corresponded with someone who is researching the John Shaw Strange who was transported to Australia in 1820 for his role in the Cato Street conspiracy. I have tentatively tied this John into the Shalstone, Buckinghamshire Strange family, but was wondering if anyone on the list has done any research on him? From Bob Strange <bob.strange@pioneertv.com> Feb 2006 From Peter Rogers (peterrogers@hotmail.net.com) Jun 2007 From: Heather Olsen 18 Apr 2003 Subject:William Strange of Shalstone More details on various William Stranges in Shalstone: Parish records show: William Strange ye son of John & Mary Strange was baptized March ye 10th 1712 [1712/13-- HO] The account book of Henry Purefoy, lord of the mannor of Shalstone, indicates that in 1739, he paid 4 pence to William Strange, son of Goodman Shalstone Strange, for crying a sale of cattle. No sign of this Shalstone Strange in the parish records. While at Bath in 1742, Purefoy wrote two letters to his tenant, William Strange. Parish records: 1744 Ellenor the wife of Wm Strange was buried Feby 5th Affidavit Feby 12th The map of the graves in the churchyard indicates that a William Strange was buried in the grave next to Ellenor in 1745, but I did not find this in the burial records. The dates in this map are not terribly reliable. Children of William and Ann Strange baptized in Shalstone: William, bap. 31 May 1748 Richard bap. 25 Aug 1749 A letter written by Henry Purefoy 9 Apr 1750 references his former tenant Goodman William Strange, who had recently moved to Blagrove. Apparantly William had not paid the proper toll on the turnpike when going there. Ed adds: It looks like there must have been another William of Shalston who doesn't show up in the baptismal register. I would also guess that "Goodman Shalstone Strange" would mean Goodman Strange of Shalstone to distinguish him from another, although Purefoy does later refer to "Goodman William Strange". |