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Thomasin HAMMETT, [Prnts Uncertain]
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Name Thomasin HAMMETT Suffix [ONS gp] [Prnts Uncertain] Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born Est 1680 - Andrew and Elizabeth are likely to have had a child or two between 1679 and 1681 (see their marriage notes), and I cannot find a baptism or marriage to explain who this Thomasin buried in 1703 was, so she fits the bill well - Andrew would have been naming a daughter after his mother, as he was likely to do.
However, Andrew's brother Thomas was also married by this time, and not only was his mother called Thomasin but so was his mother-in-law. He almost certainly had a son Joseph born in the 1679-1681 baptism gap, but could easily have had another child in the gap.
Gender Female Buried 7 Mar 1703/04 St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
Siblings1 brother and 1 sister
Half-siblings1 half brother (family of Thomas HAMMETT and Mary ELFORD) Person ID I33172 All Last Modified 13 Jul 2021
Father Thomas HAMMETT, bap. 19 Dec 1650, St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
, bur. 15 Feb 1722/23, St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
(Age ~ 72 years)
Other Partners: Mary ELFORD m. 17 Sep 1694Mother Mary TOR, b. 8 Jun 1654, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
Married 23 Jun 1677 St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 13 Jul 2021)
"Thomas Hammett son of Andrew Hammett and M[rest of name hidden in centre fold of register] Tor daughter ^ of Antony Tor weare married the xx3th of June"
Thomas's family is not clear. It seems to me highly probable that Joseph was his son, despite the lack of a baptism record (see Joseph's birth notes for my thinking).
Thomasin is almost certainly his daughter or that of his brother Andrew.
Mary is unambiguously his.
But then there is Richard. a 14 year gap would be unusal but not impossible, and Mary Tor would have been towards the end of her child bearing years but at 46 it would not have been exceptional.
But could she have died and Thomas remarried? If his name had been mis-recorded as Emet rather than Hammett then there is a marriage in 1694 which could well be his. (there were Emets in the parish, and their name was not normally confused with that of the Hammett family, but there was obviously the potential to do so). However, I have not found a burial that could be that of his wife Mary née Tor. Since the 1694 marraige was also to a Mary the burial of a Mary who was probably his wife in 1627 could have been that of either.
(Richard bap 1699/1700 was clearly a Hammett alias Cleave, and not an Emet - the true Emet family do not seem to have used the alias - so his baptism can't be considered to be a mis-recording of an Emet as a Hammett)
There is a gap in the burial register between 20 Aug 1693 and 8 Apr 1697. I think it probable that Mary née Tor died in 1693 or 4. It was common then for remarriages to take place within a few months of a death.
Family ID F2200 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Father Andrew HAMMETT, bap. 30 Apr 1648, St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
, bur. 21 Oct 1701, St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
(Age ~ 53 years) Mother Elizabeth LEAMAN, d. Yes, date unknown Married 24 Nov 1674 St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England
- Andrew and Elizabeth probably had one or two more children, in the nearly 8 year gap between known children baptised in 1675/6 and 1683. Unfortunately there is a gap of 2½ years in the baptisms in the registers from May 1679 to Nov 1681.
Family ID F2199 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Andrew and Elizabeth are likely to have had a child or two between 1679 and 1681 (see their marriage notes), and I cannot find a baptism or marriage to explain who this Thomasin buried in 1703 was, so she fits the bill well - Andrew would have been naming a daughter after his mother, as he was likely to do.
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Buried - 7 Mar 1703/04 - St. Pancras’ Church, Widecombe in the Moor, Devon, England 

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