SOME APPLEBY ENTRIES

Whilst going through the St Michael Appleby records I spotted some CUMPSTONs,

BURIAL Cuthbert Cumston, 30 Jan 1711
 
BAPTISMS
Feb 22 1775 George, son of Robert Cumsptone of Battleburgh Innkeeper and his wife Hannah
Apr 12 1777 Thomas ditto
Feb 28 1779 Richard and John, sons of ditto
 
BURIALS
9 Apr 1779  John, son of Robt and Hannah Cumpston of Battlebrough an infant
19 May 1782 John, son of Robt Cumpston of Battleburgh an infant

Westmorland entries from free bmd
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Births Sep 1837
CUMPSTON Matthew East Ward 25 287

Deaths Mar 1838
CUMPSTON Matthew   East Ward 25 354

Births Mar 1839
Cumpston Hannah   East Ward 25 428

Births Jun 1839
Cumpston John   E Ward 25 442

Deaths Dec 1840
CUMPSTON John   E Ward 25 321

Births Mar 1842
Cumpston Sarah   East Ward 25 449

Births Dec 1844
CUMPSTON Margaret [LS]idney Kendal 25 470
Cumpston Margaret Sydney Kendal 25 470
Cumpston Mary   E. Ward 25 449

Deaths Jun 1845
CUMPSTON Mary   E Ward 25 293

Deaths Sep 1845
CUMPSTON Margaret Kendal 25 283

Births Mar 1846
Cumpston Joseph   East Ward 25 484

Deaths Jun 1858
Cumpston Thomas E. Ward 10b 349

Marriages Dec 1869
Cumpston Hannah   W Ward 10b 966

Deaths Mar 1872
Cumpston John  70 E. Ward 10b 431

Deaths Dec 1872
CUMPSTON John  67 W. Ward 10b 423

Deaths Dec 1899
Cumpston Ellen  81 W. Ward 10b 463

Deaths Jun 1908
CUMPSTON Joseph H  91 W. Ward 10b 423

Deaths Sep 1917
Cumpston Mary E 59 W.Ward 10b 695

Deaths Jun 1951
CUMPSTON Ellen E 94 Westmorland S. 1b 562

Marriages Jun 1954
Cumpston Astrid C M to Peter C Hopcroft Westmorland N. 1b 875

BROUGH SOWERBYE. 1669–1672. Hearth Tax Roll, Lay Subsidy 195, n. 73.From: 'Parishes (East Ward): St Michael, Brough',
Hen. Compston 1
Rich. Compston 1
From: 'Parishes (East Ward): St Michael, Brough', The Later Records relating to North Westmorland: or the Barony of Appleby (1932), pp. 94-109. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk

1756 WQ/SR/266/19 29 October [1756]
These documents are held at Cumbria Record Office, Kendal
Recognizance John Ricken and Thomas Bough of Kirkby Stephen yeomen for appearance of Elizabeth Cumpston of Kirkby Stephen spinster and good behaviour towards Mary Lamb of Kirkby Stephen spinster. Appeared and discharged.

John CUMPSTONE, Smardale, Intestate 1759 -
Administration granted to Frances SPOONER, widow, natural and lawfull daughter -

http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~enzedders/westmorland/csurnames.htm

Cumbria Record Office, Kendal: Westmorland Quarter Sessions [WQ/SR/300 - WQ/SR/399]
WESTMORLAND QUARTER SESSIONS Catalogue Ref. WQ Judicial Records Sessions Rolls - ref. WQ/SR FILE - Appleby: Christmas: sessions roll - ref. WQ/SR/321 - date: 1765 item: [no title] - ref. WQ/SR/321/11 - date: 15 November 1764 Removal order Thomas Cumston labourer, wife Mary and children Cuthbert 10, Jane 6, William 3 and John 9 months, to go from Appleby to Brough.

1767 WQ/SR/332/16-17
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Petition, churchwarden and overseer of Brough Sowerby that Mary Cumpston widow of Cuthbert Cunpston and her three infant children Dorothy William and John or some of them are now chargeable to Brough Sowerby and Cuthbert Cumpston of Brough Sowerby yeoman father of the late Cuthbert Cumpston and grandfather of the said children "tho in exceeding good and substantial Circumstances" refuses to contribute. Ordered [3s] per week unless he maintains his 3 grandchildren. Notice of intention to petition.

1768 WQ/SR/349a/11-13 5 December [1768]

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Presentment, William Wood of Brough innkeeper on 5 December [1768] at Brough assaulted James Aungier. No bill.
Presentment, Robert Cumpstone of Battleborough, Bongate yeoman on 5 December [1768] assaulted James Aungier. No bill.
presentment, Lancelot Gill of Brough husbandman on 5 December [1768] at Brough assaulted James Aungier. No bill.

1768 WQ/SR/349a/21-23 [1768]
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Recognizance, 12 December [1768] William Wood of Brough innkeeper and John Stubbs for appearance and good behaviour towards James Aungier. [See WQ/SR/349/11].
recognizance, Robert Cumpstone and Thomas Robinson of Battleburrow, Bongate yeomen for appearance of Robert and good behaviour towards James Aungier. [See WQ/SR/349/12].
recognizance, 12 December [1768] James Aungier of Brough innkeeper for appearance to prefer a bill of indictment against Robert Cumpstone, William Wood and Lancelot Gyll. [See WQ/SR/349/11-13].

 1775 WQ/SR/387/14 14 June [1775]
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Presentment, John Beacham of Brampton labourer on 14 June [1775] at Battleborough in an open chaise house did maliciously tear, spoil and deface two chaises of the value of £10. 10s. of the goods and chattels of Robert Cumpstone. No bill.

1777 WQ/SR/403/9 9 September [1777]
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Recognizance Joseph Dodds of Market Brough shipwright Hugh Justice of the same yeoman and Lancelot Cumpstone of the same carpenter for appearance of Joseph and good behaviour towards James Devis of Brough yeoman.

1781 WQ/SR/429/13 9 June [1781]
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Recognizance Robert Cumpstone of Battleborough, yeoman, Margret Herryman of the same widow, Joseph Barnes of Appleby innkeeper and Robert Bousfield of Rookby husbandman for appearance of Robert Cumpstone and Margaret Herryman and good behaviour towards Isabella Bateman of Battleborough;

1781 WQ/SR/429/14 9 June [1781]
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Recognizance John Bateman of Battleborough cabinet maker and Isabella his wife for appearance of Isabella to prefer a bill of indictment against Robert Cumpstone and Margret Herryman for a breach of the peace.

1781 WQ/SR/429/20 6 June [1781]
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Presentment, Robert Cumpstone of Appleby labourer on 6 June [1781] at Bongate maliciously broke the glass windows of the dwelling house of John Bateman. A true bill. Appeared pleaded guilty fined 6d. [see WQ/SR/429/13-14, WQ/SR/429/16 and WQ/SR/429/18]

1781 WQ/SR/429/18 9 June [1781]
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Presentment [cancelled] Robert Cumpstone of Appleby labourer on 9 June [1781] at St. Lawrence, Appleby assaulted Isabella wife of John Bateman. No bill. [See WQ/SR/429/13-14 and WQ/SR/429/16].

Constables Census Westmorland 1787 Kendal Parish

John CUMPSTON   Head Shearman M 
Thos CUMPSTON   Son M 
Wm CUMPSTON   Son M 
Peggy CUMPSTON   Wife F 
Peggy CUMPSTON  Daughter F 
Catteran CUMPSTON  Daughter F
 

1795 WQ/SR/535/13 3 August [1795]
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Presentment, Margaret wife of Richard Cumpstone late of Kirkby Stephen labourer, Margaret Wray late of Kirkby Stephen singlewoman, Catherine wife of John Slee late of Kirkby Stephen cordwainer and Thomas Maugham late of Kirkby Stephen weaver and other persons unknown to number of ten or more on 3 August[1795] at Kirkby Stephen riotously assembled, assaulted John Redman and carried away 7 bags of oatmeal, one bushel of wheat and rye mixed and 9 bushels of barley of [the goods of] John Redman to the value of £7. A true bill. Guilty. Margaret Cumpstone fined 1s and to be imprisoned until fees and fine paid, Catharine Slee one month imprisonment and until her fees are paid, Thomas Maugham one month imprisonment and until his fees are paid and Margaret Wray 6 months imprisonment and until her fees are paid [see WQ/SR/535/5-8]

[Current data is only available till 2008. In 2008, £0 1s 0d from 1795 is worth
 £3.97 using the retail price index.
 £48.61 using average earnings. http://www.measuringworth.com/]

1795 WQ/SR/535/12 3 August [1795]
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Presentment, Margaret wife of Richard Cumpstone late of Kirkby Stephen labourer, Margaret Wray late of Kirkby Stephen singlewoman, Catherine wife of John Slee of Kirkby Stephen cordwainer and Thomas Maugham late of Kirkby Stephen weaver and other persons unknown to number of ten or more 3 August [1795] on at Kirkby Stephen riotously assembled, assaulted Thomas Cockbone and Edward Allan and carried away 12 loads of oats of [the goods of] Thomas Cockbone of the value of £7 and 7 loads of oats of [the goods of] Edward Allan to the value of £7. A true bill. Guilty.

WD TE/Box 21/1/93 Not dated
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Account of Mr Cumpstones expenses at Appleby for food, drink and horses.
With also an account of slate produced at Troutbeck Park [undated].
[Relate to Ambleside]