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| Buried: | 26/07/1899 |
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| Name at death | Michael Stratton |
| Date of burial | 26/07/1899 |
| Whence brought | Newbury |
| Where & how buried | Conscrated Common Internment |
| By whom buried | Reverend J A Thomas |
| Account remarks | The death of Michael Stratton is also recorded in the Newbury Union workhouse death records 23rd July 1899, aged 74, from Hampstead Marshall, Buried Newbury Cemetery |
| Account Entry | Book 02 - Page 107 |
| Transcription comments | On FBMD |
Accounts Entry for Michael Stratton
© Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission
The articles below contain information about Michael Stratton.
Michael Stratton
c1821-1899
Michael was baptised in 1821, in Inkpen, Berkshire, the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Stratton (nee Elaway /Allaway) who were married on the 9th October 1817, at St Michael and All Angels, Inkpen.
Michael’s father Thomas was baptised on the 12th May 1799, at St Michael, Inkpen, the son of John and Phoebe Stratton (spelt Febe on baptism record) (nee Bennett) who were married on the 12th October 1797, in Shalbourne, Wiltshire.
His mother Elizabeth was baptised on the 16th March 1788, in Chilton Foliat, Wiltshire, the daughter of John and Elizabeth Elloway.
Thomas and Elizabeth also had the following children:
Rachel, baptised in 1817, in Inkpen
Ann, baptised 21st November 1819, in Inkpen (dad a Labourer)
Hannah, 17th August 1823 in Inkpen (dad a Labourer and Shopkeeper)
The 1841 census records Michael (15) living in Inkpen, with his father Thomas (40), his mother Elizabeth (50), his grandmother Phoebe (65), his niece Rachel (5) (the illegitimate daughter of his sister Rachel) and Joseph Allaway (70)
Michael Stratten married in 1849
Marriage details:
Place: Hamstead Marshall, Berkshire
Date: 17th March 1849
Groom: Michael Stratten, full age, bachelor, occupation, Labourer
Bride: Charlotte Frude, full age, spinster
Fathers: Richard Frude and Thomas Stratten, both Labourers
Witnesses: John Meath and Elizabeth Stratten
(Charlotte was baptised in 1813, in Bradfield, Berkshire, the daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Froud (nee Gray) who were married in 1807, in Bradfield).
Michael and Charlotte had a son, George born in 1849
The 1851 census records Michael Stratten (29), an Agricultural Labourer, living in Hamstead Marshall, Berkshire, with Charlotte (27), George (2) and his niece, Jane Stratton (10) (baptised Frances Jane Clark Stratton, the illegitimate daughter of his sister Hannah).
The 1871, 1881 and 1891 census records record Michael, Charlotte and George, living in Hamstead Marshall. Michael and George were both working as Labourers.
Michael was widowed in 1894, Charlotte Stratton died aged 83. (Death registered in the March quarter 1894, in Newbury).
Michael died in the Newbury Workhouse on the 23rd July 1899. (Age at death registered as 75) He was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 26th July.
Their son George never married. In 1901 he was still living in Hamstead Marshall, working as a General Labourer.
By 1911 George (61) was an inmate in the Newbury Workhouse. He was recorded as formerly a Cattle Man on a Farm. He was still living in the Newbury Workhouse when the 1921 census was taken, which recorded him aged 72 and no longer working.
George died aged 76, in 1926 (death registered in the September quarter in Newbury)
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