It comes as no great surprise that this was a family who worked on the land. By the later Victorian years, many had left this area.

Ann HOWARD, 1819

Anne HOWARD, 10 November 1842

Charles HOWARD, 10 April 1847

Charlotte HOWARD, 1841

Elizabeth HOWARD, 1836

Elizabeth HOWARD, 16 December 1826

Elizabeth HOWARD, 17 July 1808

Elizabeth HOWARD, 26 February 1849

George HOWARD, 31 August 1835

Henry HOWARD, 25 November 1840

James HOWARD, 1829

James HOWARD, 14 November 1840

James HOWARD, 18 January 1802

James HOWARD, 29 September 1840

Jeremiah HOWARD, 1824

John HOWARD, 1833

John HOWARD, 14 December 1803

Maria HOWARD, 1839

Maria HOWARD, 1843

Maria HOWARD, Abt 1845

Mary HOWARD , 29 March 1806

Matilda HOWARD, 1837

Richard HOWARD, 1814

Robert HOWARD, 1816

Robert HOWARD, 7 July 1842

Samuel HOWARD, 1838

Samuel HOWARD, 5 May 1811

Sarah HOWARD, 1822

Sarah Ann HOWARD, 1839

Thomas HOWARD, 1820

Walter Jeremiah HOWARD, 4 March 1847

William HOWARD, 21 February 1800

William Green HOWARD, 19 September 1844

Others born in this place:

Ann ALBOROUGH, 1707

George ALBOROUGH, 1703

John ALBOROUGH, 1691

Mary ALBOROUGH, 8 October 1698

Robert ALBOROUGH, 1692

Robert ALBOROUGH, 1700

William ALBOROUGH, 1695

Charles CHILVERS, 29 May 1786

The small village of Wickhampton is home to the church of Wickhampton which was built in the 13th Century.

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