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Philip Carrington
(ABT 1660 - APR 1712) |
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Bridgit Thorold
(ABT 1662 - ) |
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| Birth Date | ABT 1694 |
| Death Date | 6 SEP 1768 |
| Death Place | Smithfield, London, Middlesex, England |
| Burial Date | 10 SEP 1768 |
| Burial Place | St Sepulchre, London, Middlesex, England [S344] |
| Spouses of James Carrington |
| Frances Lavington | |
| Birth Date | ABT 1682 |
| Baptism Date | SEP 1682 |
| Baptism Place | Newton Longville, Buckinghamshire, England |
| Marriage Date | ABT 1716 |
| James Carrington and Frances Lavington had the following children |
| 1 | George Carrington |
| 2 | James Carrington |
| 3 | Charles Pelle Carrington |
| 4 | Joseph Carrington |
| 5 | John Carrington |
| 6 | George Carrington |
| Lydia | |
| Birth Date | ABT 1700 |
| Marriage Date | 14 MAY 1736 |
| Marriage Place | St Pauls Cathedral, London, Middlesex, England |
| Notes for Lt.Colonel James Carrington |
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No baptism for James uness he is the James son of James &
Bridget 1694. Perhaps the clerk wrote James instead of Philip
as father?
Contemporaries at St Andrew Holborn are 1688 5 Apr John son of John & Jane Carrington 1690 10 Jul Katherine dau of William & Jane Carrington c 1710 JC apprenticed to Peter GARRON of The Clockmaker's Company. Indenture for him to Peter GARRON states " JC, son of Philip C. of the parish of St Giles in the Fields" pre 1717 married Frances LAVINGTON 1717 May 9 JC became a Freeman of Clockmakers' Co. 1730 Aug 3 JC, clockmaker, of Newgate St. was admitted as Ensign of "Red" Regt. The Honourable Artillery Company. 1733 JC was of " the posting office" of the Clockmakers' Co. 1731-4 JC was a Lt. of the HAC; Capt 1734-46; Major 1746-59; Lt. Col 1759-death, being on the Court of Assistants. 1736 May 14th. His 2nd Marriage Licence dated. JC widower, of St Andrew Holburn married Lydia \\ late LEIGH, widow, of St Martin in the Fields, at St Paul's Cathedral. Married by brother in law (by 1st wife Frances ) the Rev. Geo.Lavington. by Bishop of London's Licence. 1764 Jul 7th JC member of Livery Co. of Clockmakers (date of Company Warrant) 1765 Jul 25 JC Assistant of Clockmakers' Co. later Renter Warden, of same. 1765 Oct 15th All clockmakers Company made livery members at this date. 1768 Known to have become the Master of the Company briefly, just before his death. 1767 Nov 6 Lt. Col. JC of HAC present at Lord Mayor's Day. 1768 Sep 5 JC's Will proved at Commissary Court, London, & was made1day before his death. 1768 Sep 23 JC was already dead when King of Denmark dined with Lord Mayor. From HAC records 1st Death notice Gents Mag. "JC Esq, father of Rev. Mr C. Chancellor of Exeter". 2nd notice in The London Magazine, aka Gent's Monthly Intelligencer, "died lately " Lt. Col. J. Carrington of The London Trained Bands. Now fully believed that these two men are the same person. Lt Col. highest rank in HAC. 1768 James C. of Smithfield at death. 1785 An unknown Rev. JC was buried at Topsham. Who was he? 1792 A Thomas CARRINGTON, Liveryman of Clockmaker's Guild, of Bishopsgate Without, London, watchmaker.
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