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Thomas WOTTON
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Name Thomas WOTTON Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born 12 Mar 1700/01 - Date from baptism register
Baptised 28 Mar 1701 St. Andrew’s Church, Ipplepen, Devon, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 15 Oct 2022)
Gender Male Buried 18 Mar 1740/41 St. Andrew’s Church, Ipplepen, Devon, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 14 Nov 2022)
"[March] the 18th. Thomas Wotton Senr: the 20th"
It seems likely to be this Thomas, but could be his father.
Another was buried in 1735, no description, so this one being 'senior' indicates there was by then a 3rd in the parish around this time. It could be this Thomas who was buried 1735 and his father buried 1740.
Siblings3 brothers and 3 sisters Patriarch & Matriarch
Thomas WOTTON, b. Est 1668, bur. 12 Apr 1735, St. Andrew’s Church, Ipplepen, Devon, England
(Age ~ 67 years) (Father) 
Elizabeth BAKER, b. Est 1670, bur. 15 Mar 1825, St. Andrew’s Church, Ipplepen, Devon, England
(Age ~ 155 years) (Mother) 
Person ID I307391 All Last Modified 14 Nov 2022
Father Thomas WOTTON, b. Est 1668, bur. 12 Apr 1735, St. Andrew’s Church, Ipplepen, Devon, England
(Age ~ 67 years) Mother Elizabeth BAKER, b. Est 1670, bur. 15 Mar 1825, St. Andrew’s Church, Ipplepen, Devon, England
(Age ~ 155 years) Married 30 Apr 1696 St. Andrew’s Church, Ipplepen, Devon, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 4 Dec 2014)
"Aprill the 30th Thomas Wotton the son of John Wotton sen: marryed Elizabeth Baker"
The baptisms of children with parents named Thomas and Elizabeth, found in Ipplepen PRs from 1697 to 1709/10 would seem to be the children of this Thomas and Elizabeth. There is no marriage or burials to suggest there was a second couple called Thomas and Elizabeth in Ipplepen at this time. However, the baptisms of Thomas and William seem unexpectedly close, especially given that no burial of an infant Thomas has been found. Maybe this indicates that Thomas and Elizabeth were prospering, and Elizabeth's well enough fed to get pregnant whilst breast feeding, something that from the usual gaps between children seems to have been rare at this time.
Family ID F300335 Family Group Page | Family Chart

