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Christopher PROUT
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Name Christopher PROUT Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born Abt 1756 - From age given at burial.
** I am only guessing that he was a son of Christopher and Ann. Baptism not found **
Slapton PRs browsed as well as index used. It seems likely that Christopher and Ann would have named a son Christopher, though Christopher (the possible father) did have brothers who may have also named a son after their father
Gender Male Buried 1 Sep 1826 St. Michael’s Church, Blackawton, Devon, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP)
"Christopher Prout, abode Lippon, when buried: September the 3th, age: 70, by whom the Ceremony was performed: S L Adams" - under heading 'Burials ... Blackawton ... 1826'
Siblings4 brothers and 1 sister Patriarch & Matriarch
Richard PROUT, b. Est 1590, d. Jan 1659/60, Slapton, Devon, England
(Age ~ 70 years) (3 x Great Grandfather) 
Elizabeth, bur. St. Michael’s Church, Blackawton, Devon, England
(Grandmother) 
Person ID I16075 All Last Modified 22 Feb 2016
Father Christopher PROUT, bap. 18 Sep 1726, St. James’ Church, Slapton, Devon, England
, d. 17 Apr 1809 (Age ~ 82 years) Mother Ann LAVERS, bap. 24 Jan 1730/31, St. Michael’s Church, Blackawton, Devon, England
, d. 6 May 1817, East Allington, Devon, England
(Age ~ 86 years) Married 21 Nov 1752 or 27 May 1753 St. James’ Church, Slapton, Devon, England
- Slapton PRs show two marriages of a Christopher Prout, on the 2 dates shown. These 2 dates are not surprising; baptised, and almost certainly born, in 1726 this Christopher was the typical age at which young men married. In addition, his mother had died in 1751 and it was quite likely his father would remarry.
What is strange is that both marriages are shown as to an Ann Lavers. This is certainly possible, and I think is more likely than not to be true, but it does strike me that there is an above average chance that there is an error in the register. Maybe an old note was hanging around and the same names actually written down twice instead of an entirely different couple on one (probably the second) occasion? Or the wrong brides name on the second occasion?
(unfortunately no sign of the new style marriage register which should have been used from 1752, and which would have both made errors less liikely and have given more information)
Family ID F6617 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- From age given at burial.
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Buried - 1 Sep 1826 - St. Michael’s Church, Blackawton, Devon, England 

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