Notes:

In his father's will he is listed as having the alias of Charles Frederic Williams. He was to receive the sum of 2,500 pounds

Admitted (pensioner) to St Johns Cambridge, 5th November 1827.
Graduated at Michaelmass 1827
Attended Emmanuel, Cambridge, 30th April 1830
ordained deacon by Bath and Wells pro Ely on 10th october 1831.
Ordained priest by Rochester pro Ely on 17th June 1832.
Was the Stipendiary Curate at Cambridge St Michael
Was the Stipendiary Curate at Harrow on the Hill
Was the Stipendiary Curate at Petersfield, Hants.
MA 1837
Was the Perpetual Curate of Walsall St Paul, Staffs 1837 - 1839
Headmaster Walsall Grammar School 1837-1839
Principal Islington Church Missionary College, Middlesex 1839-1858
lived in 12 ?Barnbury Place, Islington
Evening lecturer at St Mary's, Islington.
Islington Theological Professor in Church
Evening Lectureer, St Mary-le-Bow
Mathematics Professor, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa c1857
Rector Holbrook, Suffolk, 1858-1884
Later resided st St Leonards-on-Sea
Author of "Sermons and other works"

In the 1871 census he is the rector at Holbrook, Suffolk and is living with Elizabeth and three step-children and numerous scholars, presumeably he is teaching at a school.

Charles married Frances Anne Harvey Rogers 20 Dec 1828, St Sepulchre, Holborn. Frances was born Abt 1806, London, Middlesex, England; died 20 Nov 1869, Suffolk, England. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: St. Sepulchre, London, England
• Residence: London
• Residence: 1851, Islington, Middlesex, England; Relationship: Wife

Notes:

William the elder son of Charles Baldwyn and Catherine Childe assumed his mother's name on her death. He was a great Agriculturist and a well-known rider to hounds by which he gained the soubriquet of " the flying Childe." He married Annabella, the daughter of Sir Charlton Leighton of Loton, and died 1828 in London from an accidental fall and is buried at Kinlet. He was succeeded by his only son William Lacon Childe, M.P., who was born Jan. 3rd, 1784, and died Dec. 12th, 1880.

Charles Baldwyn was born 1729 and married in 1752 the heiress of Kinlet. He was reeklessly extravagant and with the unwilling consent of his son he sold all his own estates for which he had to obtain a special Act of Parliament, dissipated the purchase money and died and is buried at Eastbourne. Mrs. Baldwyn died of small-pox in 1770 and the Kinlet estates devolved by her father's will on her eldest son William Baldwyn, then a boy at Harrow, with a request that he should assume the name of Childe. Another son Charles Baldwyn died unmarried 1811, and a daughter Catherine Baldwyn also unmarried was buried at Kinlet 1838. William the elder son of Charles Baldwyn and Catherine Childe assumed his mother's name on her death.

William married Mary Ann Hughes 20 Apr 1818, St Sepulchre, Holborn. Mary (daughter of John Hughes and Margaret Pugh) was born 13 Jun 1779, Broseley, Shropshire, England; was christened 13 Jun 1779, St Leonards, Broseley; died May 1850; was buried 19 May 1850, St Marylebone, Middlesex, England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

From the Slade Baker (sollicitor) collection held at the University of birmingham:
http://calmview.bham.ac.uk
Between 30th September 1826 and 24th December 1836 she wrote 40 letters to the sollicitor (mostly notifications regarding her address). Letter numbers 246 to 285.
William Lacon Childe wrote 11 letters to the same solicitor from 1817 to 183?. Numbers 286 to 296.
LAdd/1647 dated 1830
"Letter dated 3 March, on behalf of Mrs William Childe. Mrs Childe was arrested for debt, and [Ms] Waller was sent for. An advance was requested for Mrs Childe."

LAdd/1648 dated 1830
" Dated 16 March. Robert Woodman, Mrs Childe's landlord, appeals to Baker for assistance regarding Mrs Childe's situation; providing bail etc."

LAdd/1656 dated 1832
"Letter written from Kinlet, dated 25 March stating that his attitude to Mrs Childe and her sons is unalterable, and requests Baker says this when he returns the enclosed letter."

Other Events:

• Death: 1770, Of smallpox

Notes:

from http://www.memorial-inscriptions.org.uk/stpeters-kinlet.htm
Catherine, eldest daughter of William Lacopn CHILDE, Knight in the Shire for the county of Stafford, representative of this county in three parliaments, she died at Bath in her 48th year and interred here June 2nd MDCCLXX

Could have been Catherine Lacon Childe

Died of smallpox

Notes:

Noted to be deceased in 1822 in willl of William Hughes.."I give devise and bequeath unto my wife Marian Childe the daughter of John Hughes late of Broseley in the County of Salop"

John married Margaret Pugh 26 Dec 1780, Saint Leonard, Broseley, Shropshire, England. [Group Sheet]