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Hempson genealogy |
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Dr Geoffrey Mann |
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10 Philip HEMPSON c1667-1707 |
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m Elizabeth AMISE1690 |
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Philip Hempson was born about 1665 probably in Brightlingsea, son of Philip Hempson, a yeoman. He married Elizabeth Amise at Great Oakley and settled in the nearby parish of Ramsey.
Philip and Elizabeth baptised eleven children at Ramsey between 1692 and 1705 but six of them died as infants. Elizabeth herself died shortly after her last child was born and Philip died two years later aged about 40. They were all buried at Ramsey
In his will made just before he died, Philip left cash and property in four different parishes to his children and was wealthy enough to be called a gentleman of Ramsey
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age DATE PH EA |
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c1665 |
Philip born probably at Brightlingsea |
b=born m=married d=died
C=Christened B=Buried
Philip was married in September 1690 and spent all his married life in the parish of Ramsey where he was buried in 1707, so a birth around 1660/69 or earlier is expected. The registers of Ramsey survive from 1648, but the baptism of Philip is not recorded there.
The Ramsey register however shows that a Rhilip and Anne Hempson baptised 5 children in the parish between 1675 and 1683. This Philip was buried in Ramsey in 1692 and his will signed in January 1684/5 shows that he then had a son named Philip under age so born after Jan 1664.
Given the right name date and parish it is beyond reasonable doubt that Philip and Anne were the parents of Philip Hempson 10 born between Jan 1664 and Sep 1669 (1667+/-3). The discussion of Philip Hempson-11 suggests he may have been born in Brightlingsea though the registers there have not survived before 1697.
Susan Hempson-9 was baptised at Ramsey in 1704/5 daughter of Philip & Eliz Hempson. At least eleven baptisms to these parents in Ramsey are directly preceded by a suitable marriage in the neighbouring parish of Great Oakley:
m 9Sep1690 Philip Hempson
singleman of Ramsey & Elizabeth Amise of Maningtree singlewoman
C 19Mar1691/2 Eliz d Philip & Eliz Hempson
B 1696/7
C 3Jan1692/3 Philip s Philip & Eliz Hempson B ?
C 25Jan1693/4 Anne d Philip & Eliz Hempson see will
C 7Mar1694/5 Philip s Philip & Eliz Hempson
B 1695
C 10Dec1696 Mary d Philip & Eliz Hempson see will
C 29Oct1698 Philip s Philip & Eliz Hempson B 1722
C 25Jun1700 Ames s Philip & Eliz Hempson see will
C 6Jan1700/1 Richard s Philip & Eliz Hempson B ?
C 17Feb1701/2 Wm s Philip & Eliz Hempson
B 1702
C 7Oct1703 Eliz d Philip & Eliz Hempson
B 1703
C 16Jan1704/5 Susan d Philip & Eliz Hempson m 1724
B 17Nov1695 Philip s Philip Hempson
B 7Jan1696/7 Eliz d Philip Hempson
B 26Jul1702 Wm s Philip Hempson
B 10Nov1703 the aforesaid Eliz was buried [next entry after her baptism]
B 30Jun1722 Philip Hempson from Tendring
Philip's will was proved in 1709 and there is a suitable burial in Ramsey preceded by the burial of his wife Elizabeth
B 2Feb1704/5 Elizabeth wife of Philip Hempson
B 30May1707 Mr Philip Hempson
Philip Hempson of Ramsey gentleman s28May1707 p8Feb1708/9
to son Ames Hempson freehold in Ramsey
to daughter Susan Hempson copyhold in Great Oakly called The Holt occ by John Mulley; and £50
to daughter Ann Hemson freehold in Tendring called Old Orchard occ by Thomas Porter; and £50
to daughter Mary Hempson copyhold in parish of Wickes [Wix] occ by William Loveday; and £50
to son Philip Hempson £100
rest to Ames, Ann, Mary, Susanna equally divided as any of them reach 21 or be married
exec friend John Blacksell of Ramsey gent
wit: Robert Riche, Thomas Server, Thomas Sadler, Wm Seagrave
Philip Hempson of Tendring, yeoman s30May1722 p7Jul1722
to brother Ames Hempson of Ramsey, copyhold in Ramsey called Hicks coot on the hill
to sister Mary wife of Robert Harris of Little Oakly copyhold in Ramsey called Mayhouse
and copyhold in Great Bromley occupied by Samuel Salmons
to sister Susan Hempson copyhold in manor of Weely Hall
to sister Ann wife of John Finer(?) of Colchester goods chattels and poersonal estate
exec:sister Ann, wit: M---(Mary?) Foster, Eliz Hemple, Robert Riche