Surnames A-C - Family History; English Genealogy, Gravestone Photographs and Information

Realising that the hub was getting too large I have divided it into four parts:

This one which covers Surnames A-C and here are the links to the other three:

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Surnames beginning with A-C that I have photographs and/or information for are detailed below - if you find a surname that you are interested in please use the Comments Box below to tell me which area of the country you are interested in and I will post the information that I have.

Your request will then be transferred and posted alongside the posting which I hope will make things easier for everyone.

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A:

Abal, Abbiss, Abbott, Abraham, Adam, Adams, Adamson, Adcock, Addison, Aden, Adey, Adkins, Adlington, Agar, Ainslie, Airey, Albon, Alderman, Alderson, Aldred, Aldren, Alford, Algar, Alkinson, Allan, Allbright, Allen, Allfrey, Allgood, Allsopp, Alman, Alsop, Alsops, Alston, Alsups, Altree, Alty, Alwyn, Ambrosini, Amos, Ancell, Anderson, Andrewes-Uthwatt, Andrew, Andrews, Angove, Angrove, Angus, Annesley, Ansell, Anslow, Ansson, Anstead, Anstey, Applin, Archbole, Aries, Armsby, Armstrong, Arnold, Arthur, Arundell, Ashburner, Ashby, Asher, Ashton, Askew, Askey, Assell, Athawes, Atherton, Atkins, Atkinson, Atterbury, Attewell, Attrill, Attwell, Attwood, Austin, Avern, Averne, Averns, Avery, Aves, Aybsey, Ayers, Ayres

B:
Backshall, Bacon, Baggs, Bagley, Bailey, Bailiff, Bailty, Bain, Bainbridge, Baines, Baird, Bairn, Baker, Balderston, Baldwin, Bale, Ball, Ballard, Balls, Bally, Bamber, Banbrook, Banfield, Banks, Bannister, Barbary, Barber, Barbery, Barby, Barclay, Barden, Barford, Barker, Barlex, Barlow, Barnard, Barnes, Barnett, Barnwell, Barrat, Barratt, Barret, Barrett, Barron, Barrow, Barter, Bartin, Bartle, Bartlett, Barton, Bartly, Basett, Bason, Bass, Bassett, Bastain, Bastiani, Bateman, Bates, Bath, Bather, Baton, Battams, Batterson, Baune, Baven, Bavington, Bawden, Baxter, Bayard, Bayard-Manaron, Bayes, Bayley, Bayliss, Bayman, Bayne, Baynes, Bazeley, Beauchamp, Beal, Beale, Beard, Bearman, Beatty, Beaty, Beavis, Beck, Beckett, Bedford, Beecham, Beeching, Beeden, Beef, Beeney, Beer, Beesley, Beeton, Behenna, Belcha, Bell, Bellsham, Benbow, Benfield, Bennett, Bennetts, Benney, Bennison, Benny, Bent, Bentham, Bernard, Berrel, Berrill, Berryman, Besnard, Bessell, Best, Bett, Bettison, Bettle, Betts, Bevan, Bevin, Bew, Bewley, Biains, Bickens, Bickle, Bicknell, Biddick, Biddle, Biffin, Bigg, Biggs, Bignell, Billing, Biltz, Binder, Bingley, Birch, Birchmore, Bird, Birket, Birrell, Bishop, Bishton, Bjorkegren, Blackburn, Blackburne, Blackden, Blackham, Blacow, Blair, Blake, Blakesley, Blamey, Blanchard, Blankes, Blancks, Blatchford, Bleach, Bleasdale, Blenes, Blewett, Blight, Bliss, Blomefield, Blood, Bloomfield, Blow, Blunt, Blyth, Blythe, Bodell, Bodfish, Bodley, Bolitho, Bolton, Bond, Bone, Bonham, Bonner, Bonnett, Boon, Boone, Boorham, Booth, Bord, Borton, Bosanko, Boswich, Bosse, Boteler, Bottom, Boucher, Boughton, Boulton, Bowden, Bowdler, Bowen, Bowen-Davies, Bowes, Bowles, Boyce, Boyes, Boyle, Bozzoni, Bradbury, Bradford, Bradley, Bradshield, Brailsford, Braithwaite, Brandon, Branson, Branst, Branston, Brashaw, Braunton, Brawton, Bray, Brent, Breton, Brett, Brewer, Brible, Bridgewater, Briggs, Bright, Brill, Briscoe, Britain, Britten, Britton, Brixley, Broadley, Brockbank, Brohoven, Bromley, Bromwich, Brook, Brookes, Brooks, Broom, Brough, Broughton, Browkenshire, Brown, Browne, Brownsell, Bruton, Bryan, Bryant, Btone, Buck, Buckby, Buckingham, Buckland, Buckley, Bucknell, Budd, Buffham, Bugerley, Bull, Bullock, Bumpstead, Bunting, Bunyan, Burall, Burbidge, Burcombe, Burford, Burges, Burgess, Burgoyne, Burke, Burkit, Burley, Burnell, Burr, Burrell, Burridge, Burrows, Burton, Bush, Busher, Bustin, Butler, Butt, Button, Buxton, Bye, Byrne

C:
Cadd, Caddy, Cadwallader, Cadwell, Cahill, Caines, Calcroft, Calladine, Callard, Calloway, Calvert, Camp, Campbell, Cann, Cannon, Canvin, Capel, Capp, Capstack, Capstick, Card, Careless, Carlisle, Carlyon, Carne, Carpenter, Carr, Carroll, Carruthers, Carter, Carthew, Cartmale, Carus, Carveth, Carvosoe, Casey, Cashman, Casson, Castell, Caton, Caucott, Caudle, Cave, Caws, Cawston, Ceary, Chaffey, Chalk, Chamberlain, Chambers, Champion, Chandler, Chantler, Chaplin, Chapman, Chappell, Charing, Charles, Charlton, Charnley, Charnock, Chatfeild, Chatfield, Checkley, Cheek, Cheesman, Chegwin, Cherry, Cheshire, Chesterfield, Chesters, Chew, Cheyne, Chgwidden, Chick, Child, Chilton, Chinnick, Chinnock, Chipum, Chisman, Chiverton, Chorley, Christian, Christopher, Christophers, Church, Chynoweth, Cilby, Cillard, Clamp, Clapp, Clare, Claridge, Clark, Clarke, Clarkson, Clasley, Claxton, Clay, Clayton, Cleator, Cleaver, Clements, Cleminson, Cliff, Clifford, Clifton, Climas, Clinch, Cloke, Cloude, Clough, Clutterbuck, Clutton, Clymo, Coad, Coales, Cobbey, Cobbold, Cock, Cockin, Cocking, Cocks, Coe, Coey, Coifs, Coke, Cole, Coleman, Colenutt, Coles, Collett, Colley, Collick, Collier, Collins, Collinson, Collison, Collison-Morley, Collnutt, Colton, Colverhouse, Comellack, Comendale, Comer, Compton, Concdon, Coney, Congreve, Conroy, Constable, Conway, Coles, Cooch, Cook, Cooke, Cookson, Coombes, Cooper, Corbett, Corfe, Cornal, Cornthwaite, Costlow, Cotter, Cotton, Couch, Coulston, Coulton, Coupland, Courage, Court, Courtman, Cousins, Coveate, Coverley, Covier, Cowan, Coward, Cowburn, Cowell, Cowley, Cowling, Cowper, Cox, Coxwell, Craddock, Cragg, Craig, Cramphorn, Crane, Cranfield, Crassam, Craves, Crawford, Crawley, Craze, Creed, Crick, Cricke, Crisp, Crocker, Croft, Cromlehome, Cropper, Crosfield, Cross, Crossan, Crossley, Crothers, Crouch, Crowder, Crowdsons, Croxen, Crozier, Cuckow, Cudlip, Cuffley, Cull, Cullen, Cumins, Cumpsty, Cundy, Cunningham, Cunthorpe, Curnan, Curnow, Curtis

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Below you can see one gravestone for the name Abbott, as is often the case this was scattered around the graveyard and so having found them I put the pieces back together so that it could be photographed.

Details are: James Abbott born about 1811, died 5 Jan 1893

I had other photographs of a different family of Abbott but my old pc died a death taking them with it, however I am willing to go and re-photograph them if they are ones that you are looking for, the are all buried in St. James Church, Hanslope, Buckinghamshire and here is the information I have on them:

Arthur John Abbot died 8 Oct 1965 and wife Lavinia Abbot died 1 Oct 1931, son George Arthur Abbot died 15 Jun 1918, killed in action in Boscom, Italy and buried in Boscom.

and

Kate Jemima Abbot died 9 Feb 1940 aged 79 years (wife of Alfred Abbott).

If you have details of who you are looking for I may have more burial information further afield. Let me know and I'll see what I can dig up for you.

ALFORD is unfortunately another one from the archives of the City of London Cemetery, the details I have are as follows and I hope that it helps.

Sarah Alford, burial 27 November 1856, City of London Cemetery - register details: Residence: None, Age: 79 years, District in which the Death is registered: St. James, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, From What Parish Removed: St. James, Situation of Grave: Square 41 number 106, No. of Grant: 196, Description of Interment: 2nd Class Common Interment, Unconsecrated Ground, If Pauper - The Union: Clerkenwell, Ceremony Performed by: James Woodard, Remarks: (Pauper).

If there is a particular area in the UK you are interested in please let me know and I will have a look on the Burial Register and see what I can find for you.

Sandy 5 weeks ago

would love to see photo of graves for Gascoyne and Allgood............can contat me directly at bubbatva@aol.com

This is the information from the parish register for this woman, haven't visited this churchyard but was sent this information, might manage a trip over there in the next couple of months if this person is of particular interest to you.

Susan Allgood, died June 1871, buried St. Nicholas Church, Potterspury, Northamptonshire.

The only digital photographs I have of AMOS family are in Buckinghamshire but I do have some burial info in Essex and one in Kent:

Essex:

4 Oct 1778 John Amos buried In St. Lawrence & All Saints, Eastwood

15 Oct 1778 Joseph Amos buried in St. Mary the Virgin, South Benfleet

23 Jan 1799 John Amos, age 5, buried in St. Mary, Hawkwell

17 Jan 1809 Susannah Amos, buried in St. Mary, Hawkwell

5 Mar 1809 Susannah Amos, buried in St. Mary, Hawkwell

10 Sep 1819 Elizabeth Amos, 2 weeks old, buried in St. Michael, Fobbing

1 May 1825 Elizabeth Amos, age 4, buried in St. Michael, Fobbing

and

5 Oct 1825 Robert Amos, age 34 buried St. Paul, Deptford, Kent

I hope these are of use.

@Rose 123, your message "I would be grateful for information that you may have for Temple of Stowe (and Great Dassett, Warws), Andrewes,Lee (all spellings - especially Stantonbury and Great Linford), Claver (also Cleaver) Hart, Tyrrell, Tyrringham in the SEVENTEENTH CENTURY."

I'm afraid I have nothing for the Temple of Stowe or the other names in 17th Century. But I am very excited that someone wants information on the Andrewes as they were connected to the Uthwatt family, owners of Great Linford Manor, and believe it or not once upon a time, my own house, and at least one of the roads nearby is called after the Andrewes family. I have posted a photo of the Manor as the church is actually situated on the grounds of the Manor, you can visit the Manor grounds any time as they are open to the public all year round and in July there is a two day Waterside Festival which we attend every year.

Alice Ashby Roettger 5 weeks ago

Hello, I'm interested in graves that carry the names Ashby, Collett and Lewis.

The Ashby grave would be that of a child in Birmingham, who died in the late 1880s up until about 1910.

The Collett graves would be in Admington.

The Thomas Lewis grave would be in Reading, dated somewhere between 1863 and 1880.

Thanks.

I have found two infant's burials records under the name of Ashby but they are earlier than you stated but I will list them just in case they are of interest to you.

23 Oct 1831 John Ashby, 18 months, buried St. Mary Whittall Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire

and

17 Mar 1834 William Ashby, 14 months, buried same church.

I'm afraid I have no information on Admington, and no Thomas Lewis information in Reading.

Lynn Whitaker 5 weeks ago

Hi I wood like info on The Atkinson And Whitaker and that came to VA thankyou Lynn Whitaker lwhitaker4@nc.rr.com

Here are two photographs of a child's grave; Douglas Atkinson, born 19 April 1933 who died 3 January 1934 it is in the churchyard of St. Peter & St. Paul's Church in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire.

The other Atkinson that I have listed is that of Clifford Atkinson born 1924 and buried at St. Laud's Church, Sherington, Buckinghamshire in 2001. I have no photograph of this as I don't tend to photograph the more modern gravestones as I feel it is an invasion of privacy to the family that would still be living in the area.

For Arnold I have too many to list starting as far back as the Jun 1541, can you give me an idea of an area that you might be interested in - thanks.

I have two burial records for the name Attwell but no photographs I'm afraid, despite having looked for the local one (in Hanslope) I couldn't find the gravestone. But here are the details that I have:

Catherine Attwell died 22 Oct 1890, buried at St. James the Great, Hanslope, Buckinghamshire

Harriet Sophia Attwell died 16 Nov 1856, buried in the City of London Cemetery, London - the details on the register are; Residence: 15 Nicholas Street, Hoxton, Age: 11 months, District in which the Death is registered: Hoxton Old Town, Middlesex, From What Parish Removed: St. Leonard, Situation of Grave: Square 27 number 87, No. of Grant: 165, Description of Interment: 2nd Class Common Interment, Unconsecrated Ground, If Pauper - The Union: Ceremony Performed by: James Woodard, Remarks: Daughter of G.H. Attwell

The photographs below are the only ones I have for your surnames but not in Wiltshire. However I do have burial details for the other surnames in Wiltshire if you contact me directly I will send you an email as there are too many to list on here.

So far I have one gravestone under the name of BAGGS - and he is Samuel Baggs, died 1st August 1877 and is buried in St. Mary & St. Rhadegund Church's graveyard in the little village of Whitwell on the Isle of Wight, Hampshire.

Photographs below.

I also have information on 118 other burials for the name BAGGS in different parts of the UK from 1628 to 1825 but without photographs, and possibly more if you want more up-to-date info - let me know whereabouts you're looking and if there are any particular people you are looking for and I will see what I can do.

I also have burial details for the Bonner individuals buried in St. Giles & St. Mary in nearby Stony Stratord but unfortunately I cannot find any tombstones as there are very few graves left there.

William Bonner, aged 80, buried 18 Jul 1813

Ann Bonner, aged 84, buried 29 Jan 1817

Thomas Bonner, aged 14, buried 23 Apr 1819

Benjamin Bonner, aged 15, buried 14 Oct 1825

and

William Bonner, aged 85, buried 9 Jul 1851.

There are number of BORTON gravestones at St. Laud's Church, Sherington, Buckinghamshire but since these are fairly recent 1940 onwards I have not photographed and won't publish them so as not to offend any family members. Anything before this date is as follows:

Hi Kerrie, thank you so much for your kind comments. I only have one photograph of a BRAILSFORD gravestone, and it is more a monument being fairly big. The photograph is quite dark as it was inside a small copse of trees, unfortunately I wasn't the first to make this journey and a stupid girl called Rachel had vandalised it. I took a photograph as you can see from the first photo below, then entirely disgusted by it I went back with a scrubbing brush and tried to repair the damage, I didn't get it all off but at least you can read the words now.

One of the great things about this gravestone is that there is a LOT of family information on it, linking different surnames all with the one family.

Brian Horton 4 weeks ago

I'd be interested in any Brett graves especially in East Yorkshire.

Brian Horton

No photographs for this surname in Yorkshire and only one burial in that area:

Sarah Brett, buried 22 January 1823, infant, buried at St. Oswald, Kirk Sandall, Yorkshire.

For this surname in Coaley, Gloucestershire they have posted all occurrences in the Parish Registers online and free at the link below. Although I have 2 burial records as well, not sure if they are included so just incase they're not;

6 Mar 1823 Samuel Browning, age 58, St. Bartholomew, Coaley, Gloucestershire

2 Jul 1825 Patience Browning, age 18, as above

And sorry but I have nothing for the other three surnames in Gloucestershire at all.

Burial Details without photographs:

Eleanor Ann Buck, buried 24 Oct 1927, All Trinity, Old Wolverton, Buckinghamshire, residence at time of death 94 Stratford Road, Wolverton

Elijah Buck, buried 14 Mar 1923, All Trinity, Old Wolverton, residence at time of death Stratford Road, Stony Stratford/Wolverton

Found in the depths of the City of London Cemetery records:

Robert Butt, buried 6 Aug 1856, Residence Dean Street, Fetter Lane, London, age 29 years, District in which the Death is registered Islington West, Middlesex, From What Parish Removed: St.Mary, Islington, Situation of Grave: Square 41 number 21, No. of Grant 38, Description of Interment: 2nd Class Common Interment, Unconsecrated Ground, Ceremony Performed by: James Woodard

And from the list below I would guess that the BUTT family came from Birmingham and it looks like there were two main family lines throughout the 1700s.

Burial Date

24 Jun 1711 - George, buried in St. Martin,Birmingham, Warwickshire

6 Mar 1724 - George, buried in St. Philip, Birmingham, Warwickshire

16 Feb 1731 - Margery, in St. Martin

18 Sep 1833 - Elizabeth, in St. Philip

18 Aug 1734 - John, same church

11 Apr 1735 - Eliz., same church

19 Apr 1735 - Anne, in St. Martin

6 Jun 1736 - Robert, same church

1 Apr 1737 - William, in St. Philip

16 Oct 1741 - Mary, in St. Martin

8 Mar 1743 - John, in St. Philip

16 Jan 1746 - George, in St. Martin

29 Oct 1778 - William, same church

19 Sep 1790 - James, same church

16 Nov 1791 - Thomas, same church

5 Sep 1815 - Samuel, age 41, St. Peter, Wootton Wawen, Warwickshire

6 Feb 1820 - John, 5 months, St. Mary Whittal Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire

20 Aug 1724 Mary Capstack, infant, St. Oswald, Crowle, Lincolnshire

16 May 1727 Grace Capstack, infant, as above

14 Apr 1730 Elizth Capstack, St. Oswald, as above

12 Apr 1731 Lenord Capstack, as above

21 Jul 1811 John Capstick, St. Michael, Linton in Craven, Yorkshire

24 Apr 1812 Grace Capstick, as above

11 Feb 1813 Mary Capstick, age 2+, Quaker Monthly Meeting, Brighouse, Yorkshire

11 Jul 1813 Joshua Capstick, age 32, as above

8 Feb 1818 Thomas Capstick, age 68, St. Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire

8 Jul 1821 Elizabeth Capstick, St. Stephen, Acomb, Yorkshire

24 Aug 1825 Ann Capstick, age 23, St. Saviour, York, Yorkshire

Kenneth Chapman 4 weeks ago

What do you have on Chapman,Perret or Thickpenny

I have some burial details without photographs because of a computer failure some years back, so here are the details without photos and other photos are posted below.

Abraham Clarke Chapman, died 21 May 1941, buried St. James, Hanslope, Buckinghamshire

Arthur Chapman, born 1917, died 1998, buried St. Lauds, Sherington, Buckinghamshire

Edward Chapman, died 20 may 1901, buried St. James, Hanslope

Edward Ernest Chapman, died 30 Jan 1975, St. James, Hanslope

Hannah Chapman, burial 13 Aug 1856, City of London Cemetery, London, Residence: 53 Richardson Street, Long Lane, Bermondsey, age 45 years, District in which the Death is registered Leather Market, Surrey, From What Parish Removed St. Mary, Bermondsey, Situation of Grave Square 41 number 24, No. of Grant 41, 2nd Class Common Interment, Unconsecrated Ground, Ceremony Performed by James Woodard, Remarks Husband, a Tanner

Hilda Chapman, died 1 Oct 1950, buried St. James, Hanslope

Hilda Sarah Chapman, died 1 May 1985, buried St. James, Hanslope (wife of Edward Ernest Chapman above)

Kate Chapman, died 16 Sep 1905, buried St. James, Hanslope (wife of Abraham Clarke Chapman above)

Lydia Chapman, died 15 Mar 1903, buried St. James, Hanslope (wife of Edward Chapman above)

Noel Kreegher 4 weeks ago

Hi, Would you have any photos for the Chatfield family, What a great site & enjoyed looking at the various photos.

Thank you from New Zealand

David Thomas 3 weeks ago

George Colton came to America in the 1600's. He was born in Sutton, Coldfield(?), England. Do you have any Colton gravestones in that area of England during or before the 1600's?

Sutton Coldfield is an area of Birmingham which is now in the West Midlands, previously part of Warwickshire. I have two burials for Colton in Birmingham:

26 Feb 1772 Ann Colton, St. Philip, Birmingham, Warwickshire

25 Jan 1781 Elizabeth Colton, as above

ncotton 3 weeks ago

I am interested in the surname Cotton (Cotten). How wonderful that you are willing to do this. Thank you!

Burial Date

8 Jan 1757 - Mary, buried St. Margaret, Great Barr, Staffordshire

15 Oct 1811 - William, age 53, buried St. Mary, Handsworth, Staffordshire

10 Dec 1813 - John, age 6, St. John the Baptist, Tamworth, Staffordshire

9 Jun 1815 - Samuel, age 80, same church

20 Apr 1824 - William, age 64, same church

Crawford 41 hours ago

Thank you for your work. You listed the Crawford surname on your list. Please tell me about what you have on that name.

David B. Crawford, M.D.

I have a copy of the death register entry for a Maria Parker Crawford who died in hospital in Glasgow, Scotland, and I have burial details for other areas in England, whereabouts were you interested in?

Lots of information on Cropper but really need an area as there's too much to type. One piece I came across recently was in the City of London Cemetery records:

Alice Cropper, buried 2 Oct 1856

Residence: 12 Martin Street, Friars Street, Blackfriars Road

Age: 91 years

District in which the Death is registered: "Boro" Road, Surrey

From What Parish Removed: St. George, Blackfriars

Situation of Grave: Square 41 number 49

No. of Grant: 86

Description of Interment: 2nd Class Common Interment, Unconsecrated Ground

Ceremony Performed by: James Woodard

I have one photograph of a Croxen family member in Bedfordshire, I haven't done the whole of this particular churchyard yet it's in Bedfordshire and I've posted it below. Sorry no photos on this surname in Northamptonshire. But I have one burial in Wellingborough:

25 Jul 1813 Hannah Croxen, age 49, All Hallows Church, Northamptonshire

But it seems that there were a lot of Croxens buried in Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire where there is even a street name called Croxen's Yard which obviously points to the Croxens being very important in this area. The Burials I have in Burton Latimer are all for the one church, St. Mary the Virgin and here is the list:

1752 Thomas

1 Apr 1754 Mary

18 Apr 1755 Elizabeth

20 Apr 1756 William

31 May 1756 Ann

23 Jun 1756 Elizabeth

27 Feb 1758 Richard

11 Jul 1758 Thomas

25 Feb 1760 Elizabeth

19 Feb 1762 John

14 Apr 1762 Ben

15 Apr 1762 Benjamin

28 Apr 1762 Lydia

12 May 1762 Elizabeth

24 Feb 1763 Richard

30 Jan 1809 Thomas

30 Apr 1809 Elizabeth

3 Aug 1808 Milicent

10 Dec 1811Richard

22 Nov 1812 Richrd

7 Mar 1814 Mary, age 58

16 May 1814 Thomas, age 58

8 Mar 1817 Sarah, age 11

13 Mar 1817 Susanna, age 27

11 Jul 1817 Martha, age 19

28 Jul 1819 Deborah, age 63

Tessa 3 weeks ago

What a useful site. I am very interested in the burials of any Dell or Crozier names.Not sure if this is the correct way to ask for details.

Thank you.

Tessa King, South Africa

The Crozier information I have is mostly English in origin but I do have one item which came from New York City newspaper, The Irish-American 1857 Irish Deaths dated February 4th:

Wife of Reverend William Crozier; Anne Crozier, died 4 Feb 1857, County Down, Eire

JGoodier 12 days ago

Dell and Crozier. I noticed Tessa King's enquiry, and I have Dell and Crozier ancestors. Dells were coastguards in Dorset, Hampshire and Kent. Croziers were one of the Roxburgh/Northumberland reiver families, and many were in the Simonburn area of Northumberland, later spreading to the colonies. Any details would be very welcome.

Crozier family buried in St. Mungo, Simonburn, Northumberland:

21 Nov 1742 Eliz

10 May 1748 Jane

28 Dec 1754 Henry

15 Feb 1766 William

15 Mar 1787 Jane

15 Mary 1787 Margaret