Source of Information: Balsham Parish Records, Cambridgeshire
(records were hand copied from transcriptions of Balsham Parish
recordsin the Cambridgeshire Records office by Jean
Ann Frances Wright.)
Additional Source: Mormon IGI Records (marked with *)
Baptisms
MARRIAGES
1562 - 26 Sept, Edmundus Hailocke and Katherine [Kathernia] Durgeon
1575 - 20 Nov*, Christiana Hailocke m. Robertus Howson
1576 - 6 Dec*, Elizabetha Hailocke m. Symon Gardener
1578 - 30 Jun*, Agneta Haylocke m. Johes Cranfield
1630 - 21 Dec, Henry Haylock and Em Rule
1659 - 11 Oct, John Haylock and Alice Housen (may be John Haylock
b. 1630, West Wratting)
1669 - 11 Jan, William Haylock and Ann Osgood
1677 - 2 Oct, William Haylock and Elizabeth Phillips
1726 - 26 Jun, Lazarus Dean & Elizabeth Heylock
1755 - 7 Sep*, Rebecca Haylock m. John Dean
1769 - 5 Jul*, Catharine Haylock m. John Jolley, parish of Westley
1770 - 2 Nov, Ann Haylock m. John Symonds of Balsham (wit: J.
Haylock)
1773 - 4 Jul*, Hannah Haylock m. John Collin of Wooditton (wit:
Rebekah/Frances Haylock)
1785 - 17 Dec*, Frances Haylock m. Daniel Taylor by lic (wit:
J. Haylock/James Haylock)
1796 - James Haylock bachelor and Mary Day, Spinster, botp by
lic
Witness: George Haylock, Frances Taylor
1813 - 19 Aug, Thomas Haylock (x) of Weston Colville bac and Sarah
Richardson (x) sp otp
1837 - 21 Apr*, Ann Haylock m. James Casboult
1859 - Mary Adelaide Haylock m. John Walker of Balsham. Occ:
Clerk
Samuel Harper Walker, Merchant
1860 6 Jun*, Eleanor Victoria m. Frederick George Phillips. Occ:
Brewer
Of Grayland (spelling may be incorrect) Linconshire
Father: Philip Phillips. Occ: Farmer
Witness: Julius Tullie Haylock and Annis Aug Haylock
BURIALS
1560 - 12 Feb Margaret Hailocke, widow
1562 - 24 July Katherine Hailocke, wife of Edmund
1569 - 10 Nov John Hailocke
1583 - 21 Mar Thomas, son of Edumund Hailock
1591 - 4 Jul Alicia, wife of Johannis Hailocke
1597 - 28 Jul Joan [Johanna] wife of Robert Hailocke
1602 - 4 June Robert Hailocke
1616 - 22 Mar Margaret Haylock
1618 - 18 Jul Mary Haylock
1671 - 4 Oct Peter Haylock
1674 - 5 Apr Francis Haylock
1677 - 19 Dec Henry Hailock
1710 - 1 May Sarah Haylock
1711 - 27 Apr Martha Haylock
1724 - 17 Apr Richard Heylock
1729 - 28 Mar Sarah Heylock widow
1730 - 28 Jan Sarah Heylock widow
1799 - 14 Feb Charles Haylock, infant
1834 - 18 Oct John Julius Haylock (age 2)
Names of Persons Confirmed at Linton, 14 June, 1787 from Balsham
John Haylock
(also James Taylor, probably related to Daniel Taylor married
to Frances Haylock)
Notes from Parish Register
1609 Mem that there is given by John Hailocke of West Wickham forty shillings to the maintenance of Agnes Cranfield, his sister, widow, which forty shillings was paid to the said Agnes before the writing thereof
1818 25 August A national Church School & Verstry
Room. It was built by subscription according to the underwritten
list and willopen for 110 poor scholars on the Sunday following.
Mrs. Haylock 2 - -
Mr. Jno Haylock 5 - -
1818 In the month of Sept. a communion cloth was given by Tullie Joseph Cornthwaite, Esq
1830 Dec 17 Population of Balsham 1097 persons, laborers
unmarried about 20 yrs old - 189
young men 10 to 20 years old - 91
1837 Jan A general subscription of the wealthier inhabitants of Balsham for supplying the poor with funds receipts from the Parish. John Haylock, Esq 2 - 0 - 0
1838 April 14 - was opened the second tomb from the north of what are commonly called the tombs of the Knights Templar in the presencej of churchwardens Mr. Haylock and Mr. Day.
1863 May Meeting of Governors, List of Subscriptions for school,neighboring clergy and gentry. Mr. Haylock - 12 (Pounds?)
Notes to Research: John Haylock and Basil Haylock, killed in WWII, members of RAF from Canada giving their home as Balsham. They were cousins, emigrating to Calgary, Alberta and British Columbia.
Cambridgeshire Strays in Haverhill, Suffolk
Cambs. Strays - Settlement Certificates
From Cambridge parishes to Haverhill, Suffolk
1718 Gyles Haylock + wife Elizabeth - Balsham
Dr. Ford, present resident of Balsham place reports he had
visit from a John Haylock living in Brighton (now residing in
Hove) who said his family came from Balsham, having lived in Balsham
Place.
Balsham Place is
a Regency style house with curved stairwell in center hall, large
formal drawng room and smaller drawing room on right, dining room
on left, further down left hall is servant's hall on one side
and kitchen on the other. there used to be a laundry and buttery
or dairy in the bottom floor of a wing off that side and a nursery
area above with servants quarters. there is a large park or garden
out front with a curved drive.
Pam Cooper's West Wratting Home Page - http://home.st.net.au/~pcooper/westwrat.htm
GEN
UKI - Parish Records for West Wratting ... This particular
link in the GEN UKI pages gives specific reference to the Haylocks
of West Wratting in a history of the village. The Genuki Web pages
are filled with genealogy and history information and provides
many resourses for tracing your UK and Ireland ancestors. Their
home page is: http://www.genuki.org.uk/
To share information or to
ask about your Haylock ancestors, email: Jean
Ann Frances Wright
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