James Griffin was born in 1767 in southwest England in the County of Devon in the small village of Axmouth located on the banks of the Axe estuary which is part of the extensive Jurassic Coast to James Griffin and Ann Sampson.
Mar 8, 1767, James was Baptized in the Parish of Axmouth.
VILLAGE OF AXMOUTH
The village is near the mouth of the River Axe, and is about one mile inland, on the east bank of the Axe estuary. The Axmouth Parish extends along the estuary to the sea, and a significant distance to the east. The village is over 1,100 years old. In the will of King Alfred the Great, who died in 899 AD, Axmouth was left to his youngest son Aethelweard. According to Historic England, "Axmouth was ranked as a major port by the mid-14th century and accounted for 15% of the country's shipping trade." The remains of a late medieval fishing boat can be seen at low tide in the River Axe, just south-west of the village.
Apr 27, 1795, James Griffin, Junior married Sarah (Sally) Bridle at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had nine children.
1) Sally Griffin, b. 7 Jun 1794, d. 14 Jun 1794
2) James Griffin, b 16 Mar 1797, d. 23 Dec 1852
3) Ann Griffin, b. 29 Oct 1799
4) Mary Griffin, b 28 Aug 1802, d 1820
5) Charles Sampson Griffin, b. 11 Mar 1803
6) Maria Griffin, b. 21 Oct 1806, d. 11 Apr 1824
7) Biddy Griffin, b. 31 May 1810
8) Elizabeth Griffin, b. 1813
9) Charlotte Griffin, b Jan 1816, d. 4 Nov 1818
Aug 1826, his wife Sally died and was buried on August 6th.
Dec 25, 1826, James married Sarah 'Sally' Trim at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had seven children.
Jun 6, 1841, James was a Laborer. His wife and five children lived with him at Haven Farm.
Oct 1849, James died. He was buried Oct the 2nd in the Parish of Axmouth.
Mar 8, 1767, James was Baptized in the Parish of Axmouth.
VILLAGE OF AXMOUTH
The village is near the mouth of the River Axe, and is about one mile inland, on the east bank of the Axe estuary. The Axmouth Parish extends along the estuary to the sea, and a significant distance to the east. The village is over 1,100 years old. In the will of King Alfred the Great, who died in 899 AD, Axmouth was left to his youngest son Aethelweard. According to Historic England, "Axmouth was ranked as a major port by the mid-14th century and accounted for 15% of the country's shipping trade." The remains of a late medieval fishing boat can be seen at low tide in the River Axe, just south-west of the village.
Apr 27, 1795, James Griffin, Junior married Sarah (Sally) Bridle at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had nine children.
1) Sally Griffin, b. 7 Jun 1794, d. 14 Jun 1794
2) James Griffin, b 16 Mar 1797, d. 23 Dec 1852
3) Ann Griffin, b. 29 Oct 1799
4) Mary Griffin, b 28 Aug 1802, d 1820
5) Charles Sampson Griffin, b. 11 Mar 1803
6) Maria Griffin, b. 21 Oct 1806, d. 11 Apr 1824
7) Biddy Griffin, b. 31 May 1810
8) Elizabeth Griffin, b. 1813
9) Charlotte Griffin, b Jan 1816, d. 4 Nov 1818
Aug 1826, his wife Sally died and was buried on August 6th.
Dec 25, 1826, James married Sarah 'Sally' Trim at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had seven children.
Jun 6, 1841, James was a Laborer. His wife and five children lived with him at Haven Farm.
Oct 1849, James died. He was buried Oct the 2nd in the Parish of Axmouth.
James Griffin was born in 1767 in southwest England in the County of Devon in the small village of Axmouth located on the banks of the Axe estuary which is part of the extensive Jurassic Coast to James Griffin and Ann Sampson.
Mar 8, 1767, James was Baptized in the Parish of Axmouth.
VILLAGE OF AXMOUTH
The village is near the mouth of the River Axe, and is about one mile inland, on the east bank of the Axe estuary. The Axmouth Parish extends along the estuary to the sea, and a significant distance to the east. The village is over 1,100 years old. In the will of King Alfred the Great, who died in 899 AD, Axmouth was left to his youngest son Aethelweard. According to Historic England, "Axmouth was ranked as a major port by the mid-14th century and accounted for 15% of the country's shipping trade." The remains of a late medieval fishing boat can be seen at low tide in the River Axe, just south-west of the village.
Apr 27, 1795, James Griffin, Junior married Sarah (Sally) Bridle at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had nine children.
1) Sally Griffin, b. 7 Jun 1794, d. 14 Jun 1794
2) James Griffin, b 16 Mar 1797, d. 23 Dec 1852
3) Ann Griffin, b. 29 Oct 1799
4) Mary Griffin, b 28 Aug 1802, d 1820
5) Charles Sampson Griffin, b. 11 Mar 1803
6) Maria Griffin, b. 21 Oct 1806, d. 11 Apr 1824
7) Biddy Griffin, b. 31 May 1810
8) Elizabeth Griffin, b. 1813
9) Charlotte Griffin, b Jan 1816, d. 4 Nov 1818
Aug 1826, his wife Sally died and was buried on August 6th.
Dec 25, 1826, James married Sarah 'Sally' Trim at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had seven children.
Jun 6, 1841, James was a Laborer. His wife and five children lived with him at Haven Farm.
Oct 1849, James died. He was buried Oct the 2nd in the Parish of Axmouth.
Mar 8, 1767, James was Baptized in the Parish of Axmouth.
VILLAGE OF AXMOUTH
The village is near the mouth of the River Axe, and is about one mile inland, on the east bank of the Axe estuary. The Axmouth Parish extends along the estuary to the sea, and a significant distance to the east. The village is over 1,100 years old. In the will of King Alfred the Great, who died in 899 AD, Axmouth was left to his youngest son Aethelweard. According to Historic England, "Axmouth was ranked as a major port by the mid-14th century and accounted for 15% of the country's shipping trade." The remains of a late medieval fishing boat can be seen at low tide in the River Axe, just south-west of the village.
Apr 27, 1795, James Griffin, Junior married Sarah (Sally) Bridle at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had nine children.
1) Sally Griffin, b. 7 Jun 1794, d. 14 Jun 1794
2) James Griffin, b 16 Mar 1797, d. 23 Dec 1852
3) Ann Griffin, b. 29 Oct 1799
4) Mary Griffin, b 28 Aug 1802, d 1820
5) Charles Sampson Griffin, b. 11 Mar 1803
6) Maria Griffin, b. 21 Oct 1806, d. 11 Apr 1824
7) Biddy Griffin, b. 31 May 1810
8) Elizabeth Griffin, b. 1813
9) Charlotte Griffin, b Jan 1816, d. 4 Nov 1818
Aug 1826, his wife Sally died and was buried on August 6th.
Dec 25, 1826, James married Sarah 'Sally' Trim at St. Michael's Church by Vicar Richard Hallett. They had seven children.
Jun 6, 1841, James was a Laborer. His wife and five children lived with him at Haven Farm.
Oct 1849, James died. He was buried Oct the 2nd in the Parish of Axmouth.
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