Events
(probable) Date of Baptism: 24 August 1742.
(probable) Place of Baptism: Astley, Worcestshire.
I assume this is the right baptism, although the entry gives the mother's name as Ann rather than Elizabeth and Ann's probable burial record gives her age at death as 73, which would put her birth around 1746.
(probable) Date of Burial: 30 May 1819
(probable) Place of Burial: Astley, Worcestershire.
The information is from a parish record transcription. Ann is described as “of Stourport”.
Relationships
Father: James Baynton.
Mother: Elizabeth Darby.
See the Commentary section.
Spouse: Allen Hammond (1736 - 1809). Married 1 February 1762 in Birmingham, Warwickshire (St Philip’s).
The marriage is given in the parish register.
Children:
(Complete source citations for facts about the children on this page are currently outside of the scope of this project.)
Allen Hammond (baptized 5 December 1762 in Astley - buried 17 April 1765 in Astley).
John Hammond (baptized 19 December 1764 in Eastham, Worcestershire).
Elizabeth Hammond (baptized 1 January 1767 in Eastham).
William Hammond (baptized 14 May 1769 in Lower Mitton, Worcestershire).
Mary Hammond (baptized 5 July 1772 in Rock, Worcestershire)
Jane Hammond (baptized 22 September 1779 in Ribbesford, Worcestershire - buried 18 September 1837 in Lower Mitton) married Joseph Goode 15 November 1803 in Lower Mitton.
Hannah Hammonds (baptized 17 July 1785 in Rock - buried 25 September 1786 in Astley).
Commentary
Ann’s parentage:
In his 1757 will, James Baynton of Astley named his wife Elizabeth, his son Benjamin, and his daughter Ann. In his 1780 will, Benjamin Bainton named his half-sister Ann Hammond, as well as other siblings named as children in James’s will.
The Ombersley parish register records the 1742 marriage of “James Banton & Eliz: Darbey of Astly”.
Ann’s 1742 baptism in Astley gives her mother’s name as “Ann”, which is probably an error for “Elizabeth”.
Ann’s burial:
The assumption that the burial is of the wife of Allen Hammond is based on her residence at Stourport, which is where their daughter was living at the time.
References
Parish registers for St Philip’s Cathedral, Birmingham, Warwickshire; FHL 813712, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Will of Benjamin Bainton of Bartholomew Hide, Winchester, proved 18 August 1780 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Digital image on Ancestry.com accessed 23 July 2018.
Will of James Baynton of Astley, Worcestershire. Worcester Consistory Court, 1764. Digital image on FamilySearch.org accessed 20 July 2018.
Worcester Burials, Findmypast.co.uk (accessed 13 April 2014).