Family of Joseph Calkin
Research was made in January 2004 to try and trace information about this family.
The baptism entry of the father, Joseph, was located in the register of St. Mary (F1399/2) as:
Josephus filius Thomas & Margaretta Caulkin baptisat 19th November 1732
Calkin, Joseph
Youngest of 2 children born to Thomas and Margaret
Joseph's marriage entry in the IGI has: Joseph Caulkin.
There is an entry in the National Burial Index for Joseph.
It reads: "Burial Date 12 Mar.1762 - Joseph Calkin, at St. Mary's, Stafford, Staffs." |
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Baptised: |
19.11.1732 |
at St. Mary, Stafford |
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Married: |
28.07.1751 |
to Catherine Prosser at St Mary, Stafford |
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Buried: |
12.03.1762 |
at St Mary, Stafford |
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| Calkin (nee Prosser), Catherine
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Born: |
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at ? |
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Died: |
1804 |
at St. Mary, Lambeth |
| Five Children |
| Margaret |
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Born: |
09.04.1752 |
in Staffordshire |
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Baptised: |
11.04.1752 |
at St Mary, Stafford |
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Married: |
01.05.1781 |
to Michael Harding at St Martins-in-the-Fields, Westminster, London
One daughter:
Margaret Harding - baptised 08.01.1789 lying in hospital, Endell Street, Holborn, London |
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| Ann |
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Born: |
01.12.1753 |
in Staffordshire |
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Baptised: |
12.12.1753 |
at St Mary, Stafford |
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| Joseph |
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Born: |
02.10.1755 |
in Staffordshire |
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Baptised: |
12.10.1755 |
at St Mary, Stafford |
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Married: |
30.03.1780 |
to Mary Prosser at St Stephen, Coleman Street, London |
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Married: |
25.10.1819 |
to Ann Maria Browne at St Marylebone, London |
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Buried: |
11.01.1832 |
at St James, Westminster (died aged 76) |
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| Kitty |
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Born: |
05.08.1757 |
in Staffordshire |
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Baptised: |
07.08.1757 |
at St Mary, Stafford |
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Buried: |
18.06.1761 |
at St Mary, Stafford (died aged 3) |
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| Sarah |
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Born: |
26.05.1759 |
in Staffordshire |
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Baptised: |
04.06.1759 |
at St Mary, Stafford |
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Married: |
30.04.1780 |
to Paul Panchaud (b.1762) at St James, Westminster ("Panchaud" is a Huguenot* name)
Nine Children: (known)
Frederick Panchaud - b. c.1782 - believed to be in Jamaica in 1826
Thomas James Panchaud - b. 21.02.1784 bpt. 08.03.1784 at St. James, Westminster - d. 1869
Paul Panchaud - b. 29.06.1787 bpt. 20.07.1787 at St. James, Westminster
George Panchaud - b. c.1791 - d. 17.01.1848 at 15, Arlington Street, Clerkenwell
Henry Panchaud - b. 29.12.1792 bpt. 07.04.1793 at St. Mary, Marylebone - d. Aged 1, buried 12/08/1794 in Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, St. James, Clerkenwell
Susanna Maria Panchaud - b. 22.11.1794 bpt. 01.07.1795 at St. Anne, Soho
Charles Panchaud - b. 27.09.1799 bpt. 17.11.1799 at St. Mary, Marylebone - d. 1867 in Pancras.
Robert Joseph Panchaud - b. c. 1803 - d. 1875 in Wolverhampton.
Caroline Panchaud - b. 04.08.1804 bpt. 14.10.1804 at St. Anne, Soho
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Sarah Panchaud (nee Sarah Calkin) (as above, b. 1759)
From correspondent Marcia Watson, I was sent a rather odd Will extract for Sarah Calkin dated 1813.
In that entry it does state that she is a widow, therefore husband Paul must have died sometime between 1804 and 1813, but no such record has been found.
The Will also mentions her brother Joseph Calkin and his son William. Why any of these are singled out for mention is not stated, but it is quite interesting, so the
following is all that I have been sent.
This extract is from the will of Juliana SETON of Clarges Street, Piccadilly and is dated 1813.
.... And I give and bequeath unto Sarah Panchaud of Duke Street, Grosvenor Square in the said County of Middlesex widow all my leasehold messuages situate
and being No 1 Prospect Buildings Highgate and in the said County of Middlesex to hold unto the said Sarah Panchaud her exors admons or assigns for so much
of the residue of the term of years which shall be to (come) therein at the time of my decease of the said Sarah Panchaud shall happen to live but subject
nevertheless to the payment of the rent and performance of the Covenant contained in the lease under which I hold the same. And in case the said Sarah Panchaud
shall happen to depart this life before the expiration of the said lease then I give and bequeath the said leasehold and messuages to George Panchaud of
Duke Street aforesaid son of the said Sarah Panchaud his exors admons and assigns for all the residue of the term of years which shall be to come therein
at the time of the decease of the said Sarah Panchaud subject aforesaid. Also I give and bequeath unto Sarah Panchaud all my Wine and other Liquors which
shall be in my aforesaid house in Prospect Buildings Highgate at the time of my decease. Also I give and bequeath unto the said Sarah Panchaud the use of all
my household furniture household utensils and implements plate linen and china which shall be in my aforesaid house at Prospect Buildings Highgate at the time
of my decease for and during the term of her natural life. And from and after the decease of the said Sarah Panchaud I give and bequeath the same household
furniture household utensils and implements plate linen and china unto the said George Panchaud heirs exors admons and assigns.
Upon Trust this further Trust and confidence that my said Trustees do and shall pay the yearly sum of forty pounds residue to the said two hundred pounds
Long Annuities subject to such deductions as aforesaid unto Joseph Calkin of Wells Street Oxford Street in the County of Middlesex Boot and Shoe Maker
during his natural life and from and immediately upon the decease of the said Joseph Calkin Upon Trust to assign and transfer the said forty pounds per annum
Long Annuities unto William Calkin fourth son of the said Joseph Calkin his exors admons and assigns.
Marcia Watson is an ancestor of Juliana Seton.
And I thank Marcia for the above information.
Not As Old As You Thought.
In order to bring official time into line with solar time the calendar in England was adjusted so that the 2nd of September
1752 became the 14th September 1752. Meaning that the 3rd to 13th September 1752 never happened.
Therefore everyone who lived through this period was actually 12 days younger when they died than you may expect them to be.
The Huguenots
The Huguenots were French Protestants who were members of the Reformed Church established in France by John Calvin in about 1555, and who, due to religious persecution, were forced to flee France to other countries in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
See The Huguenots.
My thanks to Mrs. Elizabeth Newman of the Staffordshire County Archive Service
for her invaluable assistance with the early research of this Calkin family.
Historical Data
Here are some important moments in History during the life of this Calkin family !
On The English Throne
1727-1760 George II
1760-1820 George III
Important Inventions or Moments In Time
1751 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born.
1751 Robert Burns born.
1751 World population was about 750 million.
1756-1763 The Seven years war.
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