Hugh Baguley of Syddington - Curators Help Please!

Nice work Pamela!

I've made placeholder (UN known parent) profiles & invited you & Linda Kathleen Thompson, (c) to co manage - that should help keep the errors at bay.

I've also added some hyper links within Hugh's profile for ease of navigating.

In making MP's I found these parents, who don't seem to be Robert of Ollerton?

Robert Baguley, son of

Nicholas Baguley

I think we should leave them connected until examined & leave Hugh showing a parent conflict until then.

What do you think?

Sounds like a good choice at this time. It makes it known that it needs to be looked into further......

Here is the source:
512. Robert Baguley,} died November 04, 1582. He was the son of { 1024. Randall Baguley} and { 1025. Eleanor}.

Children of Robert Baguley are:

i. Randall Baguley, died May 1626 in Wrentham, Suffolk,
England; married Jane.
ii. John Baguley.

iii. Hugh, b ca 1580; d ca 1629.
Subject: Bigelow/Baguley/Bagley/Begley
Date: Tue, 11 May 1999 19:05:29 EDT
From: JDBegley@aol.com
I only recently discovered that your surname and mine are derivatives of the same root. I am descended from Robert Baguley (1550-1590) through his son Hugh (1580-1629) down to the immigrant Peter born in 1608 in Siddington, Cheshire and landing in Nansemond County, Virginia in 1635. The name changed to Bagley during the 17th century and to Begley during the 18th.
Family legend has it that our earliest ancestor was transported to America for stealing a goose - and that the village was named for the family. For years I have been trying to locate a village in England called Begley.
If you would like more information on your southern cousins, write me back and I''ll provide you with what I have.
Regards David Begley
Source:
Bigelow Society
http://bigelowsociety.com/rod/baguley5.htm

I am working on the Chauntrell line to see if I can find more information.

Cool, Pamela!