William Channing1

#3906, (1809 - )
FatherWilliam Channing1 (1776 - )
MotherCatherine Way1 (1785 - bt 1851 - 1861)

Children of William Channing and Ann (-?-)

  • Eliza Channing6 (1830 - 1834)
  • John Channing7 (1833 - 1834)
  • William John Channing2 (1835 - )
  • Elizabeth Channing3 (c 1838 - )
  • Sarah Jane Channing3 (1840 - 1843)

Life Events

BaptismWilliam Channing was baptized on 13 Jan 1809 in Tiverton, Devon. William Channin, son of William & Catherine.1 
MarriageHe married Ann (-?-).2
 
1841 CensusWilliam and Ann Channing appeared on the 1841 Census of Thorverton, Devon, at Bullen Street. William was a Miller Journeyman and they were both 30 years old. With them were William (6), Elizabeth (3), and Sarah (6), as well as William Channing (55, Ag Lab). They were all born in Devon. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.3 
Research Note In the 1841 census, Sarah's age is 6 BUT it is written after William (6) and Elizabeth (3) so should probably be 6 months. 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Ann died in 1842.4  
Research Note In the 1851 census, his son William John was with his grandparents (this William's parents) and his daughter Elizabeth was with his brother John and John's wife Ann. His other three children died young. 
Research Note There is a Wm Channing, age 72, b Tiverton in the 1881 census but I think it is another Wm baptised in 1809.5 
Last Edited2 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Bishop's transcripts of Tiverton, Devon, 1605-1812, FHL film #0917541.
  2. Upton Pyne, Devon, Baptism Register, Image viewed at FindMyPast. William John Channing, 1835, #346.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/226 Book 15 Folio 10.
  4. FreeBMD. Ann Channing, Dec Q 1842, Tiverton RD.
  5. Comment.
  6. England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, index, FamilySearch. Eliza Channing baptism & death, 1830 & 1834.
  7. Thorverton, Devon, Baptism Register, Image viewed at FindMyPast. John Channing, 1833, #846.