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William StacpooleAge: 43 years17741817

Name
William Stacpoole
Surname
Stacpoole
Given names
William
Birth about 1774 27

Death of a motherMary Powell
1780 (Age 6 years)

MarriageLouisa Blackett WentworthView this family
April 24, 1794 (Age 20 years)
Birth of a son
#1
George Bosville Wentworth Stacpoole
about 1795 (Age 21 years)
Birth of a daughter
#2
Louisa Wentworth Stacpoole
December 30, 1796 (Age 22 years)
Christening of a daughterLouisa Wentworth Stacpoole
December 31, 1796 (Age 22 years)
Birth of a son
#3
William (Stackpole) Stacpoole
before May 1, 1798 (Age 24 years)

Christening of a sonWilliam (Stackpole) Stacpoole
May 1, 1798 (Age 24 years)
Birth of a daughter
#4
Mary Ann (Stackpole) Stacpoole
before August 2, 1799 (Age 25 years)
Christening of a daughterMary Ann (Stackpole) Stacpoole
August 2, 1799 (Age 25 years)
Death of a fatherMassy Stacpoole
June 3, 1814 (Age 40 years)
Death April 15, 1817 (Age 43 years)
Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
Marriage: August 1769
5 years
himself
Family with Louisa Blackett Wentworth - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: April 24, 1794St. Mary, Battersea, Surrey (see note)
20 months
son
2 years
daughter
16 months
son
15 months
daughter
John Clifford + Louisa Blackett Wentworth - View this family
wife’s husband
wife
Marriage: March 19, 1822St. George, Hanover Square, London

Note

He was committed to prison for marrying Louisa whilst she was a ward of Chancery, but later released. Letters of Administration granted 1847 to Louisa Agassiz, wife of James David Agassiz esq. of Dawlish, East Teignmouth, Devon, daughter. (In view of the length of time since the death this was presumably a Grant de Bonis non).

Note

William Stacpoole, bachelor, Louisa Wentworth, spinster, both "of this parish" by Banns. Witnesses William Bosville, Elizabeth Massy, George Stacpoole, Eegal[?] Penington Pr.[Parish] Clerk, Hn[?] Dillon Massy. Banns published 6 Apr, 13 Apr, 20 Apr 1794. Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette 6 Mar 1794 reported an earlier ceremony "In consequence of a trip from York to Gretna Green". The Reading Mercury reported 30 Jun 1794 that "The Lord Chancellor, on Saturday, comitted Wm. Stackpole, esq; to the Fleet [prison], for having made a matrimonial jaunt to Gretna-Green with Miss Blackett, a ward of the Court of Chancery".