Causton One-Name Study

Dudley Causton's Slip Index

Some Causton Occupations

Occupation

 Date Place Name Text
clerk 1294 Barnardiston Geoff de Causton Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
clerk 1340 Otley Rad de Caston Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
clerk 1361 Grundisburgh Adam de Causton Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
master of Michael-

house

1361 Cambridge Michael Causton STP, dean of Chichester 1361? Edmund Carter: history of University of Cambridge from its origins to year 1753 38,403. Musgraves Obituary
clerk 1446 Monks Eleigh William Caxton Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
clerk 1452 Brantham Thomas Caxton Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
clerk 1459 Kessingland Adam Causton Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
clerk 1541 Stratford Stephen Caston Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
draper 1548   John Costen Drapers Co. Apprentice 1548.
draper 1559   Nicholas Casson Drapers Co. Apprentice 1559.
merchant 1562   William Causton St James's Oct 8 1562 - Queen to Frederick II King of Denmark. William Causton, William Smith and others, English merchants have been fishing at Wespend Island, but certain Scotsmen despoiled them etc. Calendar of Clarendon papers I 478.
draper 1569   William Casson Drapers Co. - free 1569
graduate and lawyer 1580 London Edward Cason Matric 1580. Son and heir of Edward of Hertfordshire. Of New Inn, gent. Admitted Middle Temple 1582. Bencher and treasurer of Middle Temple. Died 9 Sept 1624 aged 61. MI at Furneaux Pelham. Father of Edward (1624), Henry (1617) and John (1626). Alumni Cantabrigienses.
graduate 1585 Norfolk Leonard Caston Admitted Corpus Christi 1585. Of Norfolk. Probably brother of Edmund 1586. Benefactor to corpus Christi (Masters 136) through his widow Alice (Lamb. Masters) Alumni Cantabrigienses.
graduate and rector 1586   Edmund Caston Matric pens from Corpus Christi Easter 1586: BA 1589-90; MA 1593; perhaps Rector of Harrington Northants 1606 and rector of cold Ashby (H I Longden). Alumni Cantabrigienses
clerk 1598 Clopton John Cawston Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
clerk 1606 Otley John Cawston Suffolk Institutions of Clergy 1086-1631
signatory 1605 West Wickham Humphrey Causten His mark among others is appended to a memo in the parish registers dated 23 March 1605. Kent
apprentice mariner 1608 Ipswich Anthonie Cason 1 May 5 James between Anthonie Cason son of Robert Cason of Ipswich cooper and John Blomefield of Ipswich mariner and Margaret his wife. 9 years. Ipswich apprenticeships 1537-1651.
graduate & lawyer 1617 Astonbury Henry Cason Matric. 1617. Son and heir of Edward (1580) Admitted Middle Temple 1618. Of Astonbury Herts and Peyton Hall Suffolk. Knighted 1629. Alumni Cantabrigienses.
priest 1623 Peterborough John Cason, Casson or Cawston Matric. Corpus Christi 1617. Of Yorkshire. BA 1620-1. MA 1626. Deacon and Priest (Peterborough) 1623. Alumni Cantabrigienses.
priest 1627 Norfolk Edmund Caston Matric. sizar from St Catherines Michs 1622; BA 1626-7; MA 1630. Ordained deacon (Norwich) May 20; priest Sept 23 1627. Preacher of St Margarets Lynn Norflk. Will PCC 1636. Alumni Cantabriginses.
graduate 1580 Furneaux Pelham Edward Cason Matric 1624. St John's. Son of Edward (1580). Of Furneaux Pelham, Herts esq.
graduate 1624   John Cason or Cawson Matric. Pens. Emmanuel Easter 1624. Alumni Cantabrigienses.
graduate and lawyer 1626 Furneaux Pelham John Cason Admitted Christ's 1626. Son of Edward (1580) of Furneaux Pelham. Admitted Grays Inn 1629. Alumni Cantabrigienses.
draper 1627   John Cason Drapers Co, apprentice 1627.
church warden 1628 Tuddenham Samuel Costen 1628/9. East Anglian Miscellany.
draper 1637   Andrew Costin Drapers Co, apprentice V 1637.
graduate and rector 1633 Bedfield John Casson, Cason or Cawston Addl. Information. Rector of Bedfield Suffolk 1633. Wife Mary (V B Redstone) Alumni Cantabrigienses.
apprentice 1645 Yarmouth Samson Causton Samson Causton apprentice of Benjamin Elvin. Yarmouth Freemen 1429-1800.
draper 1648 Norwich James Causton James Causton son of John Causton, nureator, apprentice to Drapers Co. 4 Oct 1648.
minister 1652 Rotterdam Thomas Cawston English Congregational Minister at Rotterdam 1652. Brownes History of Congregationalism.
draper 1655   Henry Cason Drapers Co, apprentice 1655.
draper 1655   James Causton Apprentice 1648, free 1655. Drapers Co
freeman 1662 Yarmouth Sampson Causton John Pynswine apprentice of Sampson Causton. Yarmouth Freeman 1429- 1800.
freeman 1671 Yarmouth Sampson Cawson Benjamin Ames apprentice of Samson Cawson, cooper. Yarmouth Freemen 1429-1800
freeman 1672 Yarmouth Samson Cawson Samson son of Samson Cawson the elder. Yarmouth Freeman 1429-1800.
freeman 1676 Yarmouth John Cawson John son of Samson Cawson. Yarmouth Freemen 1429-1800.
soldier 1679   Thomas Cason Thomas Cason of Lt Col Thomas Lewis 6 Jan 1679. SOG card index.
freeman 1683 Yarmouth Joseph Cawston Joseph son of Sampson Cawston. Yarmouth Freemen 1429- 1800.
apprentice 1684 Yarmouth Edward Causton Edward Causton apprentice to Philip Kettle. Yarmouth Freemen 1429-1800.
freeman 1687 Yarmouth Benjamin Cawston Benjamin son of Sampson Cawston. Yarmouth Freemen 1429- 1800.
constable 1688 Lavenham Isaac Causton Constable for Lavenham 1688
church official 1689 Lavenham Isaac Causton Among those who signed churchwardens accounts - the seventh of nine- (Thomas Daniel & John Culpecke churchwardens) for the year 1689, under date 31 Dec 1690. See IV 3.
graduate and lawyer 1698 Burwash John Cason Admitted Clare 1694. Of Burwash, Sussex. Admitted Middle Temple 1698 as son of John of Winsborough, Sandwich, Kent Esq. Of Woodnesborough, Kent, Esq. Died 1755. Alumni Cantabrigienses.
rector and JP 1708 Eythorne Henry Cason Admitted Corpus Christi 1703. Of Kent. Matric. 1703. BA 1706-7; MA 1710; Deacon Norwich 1707; priest Lincoln 1709; rector of Eythorne, Kent 26 mar 1709-22. Died 1722. Alumni Cantabrigienses. MI at Woodnesborough: John Cason JP died 1718 aged 70. Mary (nee Brown) his relict died 1723 aged 62. John Cason their son died 1755 aged 77. William Docksey of Smellston Derbyshire JP died 1760 aged 58. Sarah his wife, youngest dau of john Cason Esq died 1774 aged 79.
apprentice 1704   Edward Cason Drapers Co, apprentice 1704.
church warden 1708 Lavenham Isaac Causton Lavenham parish register no 3 has on the cover: "No 3 Lavenham register" and on the first parchment sheet: "Lavenham Register Bought at the charge of ye said Parish by William Mitchell and Isaac Causton, church wardens for ye year 1708 price £1 12s. 6d. East Anglian Miscellany.
freeman 1709 Yarmouth Joseph Cawston Joseph Bone apprentice of Joseph Cawston. Yarmouth Freemen 1429-1800.
teacher 1716 Lavenham Isaac Causton Subscribed as teacher of reading, writing and arithmetic, 19 June 1716. Norwich Subscription Books.
freeman 1716 Yarmouth Joseph Cawston Joseph son of Joseph Cawston. Yarmouth Freemen 1429- 1800.
surveyor 1720 Suffolk Isaac Causton S1/1/10 in the Ipswich library manuscripts consists of two estate plans in Boxford and Polstead parishes, Suffolk, surveyed by Isaac Causton.
church warden 1723 Lawshall Robert Causton Indented bills
mercer and poet 1723   Peter Causton Giles Jacob: the Poetical Register, or the lives and characters of the English poets - London 1723, 2 vols. Musgraves Obituary.
burgess 1729 Colchester John Causton John Causton of ...... sworn free burgess of Colchester 24 July 1729.
church warden 1729 Cockfield George Cawston Church warden 1729 and 1730. Indented bills.
church warden 1729 Bradfield combust George Cawston Church warden 1729 and 1730. Indented bills.
freeman 1730 Ipswich Edward Caston Son of Edward, admitted freeman of Ipswich 7 Dec 1730 - sworn 17 Dec.
sempstress 1731 Lavenham Elizabeth Causton Sarah Daking to Elizabeth Causton of Lavenham semp. £7 7s. 12/165. SOG Apprentice Index.
pawnbroker 1732 London Thomas Causton Pawnbroker, foster Lane, 1731. London Goldsmiths 1200-1800.
freeman 1735 Ipswich Robert Caston Son of Robert, admitted freeman of Ipswich 16 Dec 1735 (sworn 13 July 1736) Note suggests that he may be identical with the Robert C admitted 11 May 1741.
freeman 1740 Ipswich Richard Caston Son of Edward, admitted freeman of Ipswich 29 Sept 1740 - sworn 6 May 1741.
freeman 1741 Ipswich Robert Caston Son of Robert, admitted freeman of Ipswich 11 May 1741 Note suggests that he may be identical with the Robert C admitted 16 Dec 1735.
apprentice printer 1746 London Richard Causton Son of Richard Causton of St Giles in the Fields, printer apprenticed to Henry Kent 1 July 1746. Admitted to the freedom 7 August 1753 (then a printer in Finch Lane) Skinners Co.
apprentice clothworker 1748   Nathaniel Causton Canston, Nathaniel, son of John, to William Farnworth citizen and clothworker £315. Apprenticeship 18/152. SOG general index.
apprentice printer 1756 London Henry Causton Son of Richard Causton of St Giles in the Fields, printer apprenticed to Henry Kent 6 July 1756, admitted to the freedom 6 Nov 1764 (then a printer in Finch Lane), admitted to the livery. Master of the company in 1803. Skinners Company.
printer 1764 London Henry Causton "Printer in Finch Lane, 1764-1806 (sic) son of Richard Causton, a printer who lived in the parish of Clerkenwell. Took up his freedom in the company of Skinners on November 6th 1764. Succeeded to the business of Henry Kent (qv). Sir Joseph Causton, grandfather of the present head of the firm, was the son of Robert Causton, who is believed to have been a nephew of the above Henry Causton. There was a very clear family connection with the skinners Company, various brothers and sons being members of it. Henry held the office of Master in 1798 and his son Henry was apprenticed in 1788. Henry the elder died April 20th 1806 (sic)." [information kindly supplied by Lady Causton and the Clerk of the Skinners Company: Gentleman's Magazine, LXXV 391] Plomer's Dictionary of Printers & Booksdlers. The above account is very inaccurate.
freeman 1766 Ipswich Richard Cason Son of Richard, admitted freeman of Ipswich 8 Sept 1766.
schoolmaster 1772 Lavenham John Causton The Lavenham charity disbursement books show that from at least as early as 1772 until his death he received £6 pa, plus from 12s. to 24s. for books, for teaching 12 poor boys. Last payment £6 on 6 Jan 1783. Following his death Thomas Howe received the same amount regularly until 5 June 1808 when he received £3 for half-year to Christmas next. On 28 Oct 1808 £1 was paid to Thomas Howe "in need" and thereafter £1 regularly (per month?). Mr James Laws succeeded Thomas Howe as teacher of the poor boys. See extracts at IV 1-2.
freeman 1777 Ipswich Edward Caston Son of Richard, admitted freeman of Ipswich 1 Mar 1777.
school headmaster 1777 Lavenham Rev Samuel Causton Was appointed master of Lavenham School 13 Nov 1777 - opened school 19 Jan 1778. Postcard from Whitehead 25 Oct 1937.
charity feoffee 1778 Lavenham John Causton The following signed the disbursement book under date 20 Feb 1778 as charity feoffees: John Davy, rector, Brook Branwhite, John Burch, John Studd, John Causton,
curate 1778 Little Waldingfield Rev Samuel Causton Subscribed as curate of Alpheton 30 May 1777 and as curate of Little Waldingfield 16 Mar 1778. "Norwich Subscription Books".
school governor 1778 Highgate Charles Causton Appointed governor of Highgate School 14 Nov 1778.
freeman 1780 Ipswich John Causton Apprentice of Samuel Howes, admitted freeman of Ipswich 20 Mar 1780.
freeman 1786 Ipswich John Caston Son of Richard senior, admitted freeman of Ipswich 8 Sept 1786.
vicar 1799 Turweston Thomas Causton Thomas Causton DD. Admitted St John's College Cambridge 12 Apr 1787. First day of residence 19 Oct 1787. Admitted Robinson Scholar 6 Nov 1787 (he then gives Middlesex not Essex as his place of birth) BA 1791, MA 1794, DD 1820. Ordained deacon 18 Dec 1791 by bishop of Lichfield & Coventry, with letters dimissory from Bishop of Norwich. On 15 Mar 1792 bishop of Salisbury granted him letters dimissory to be ordained priest by bishop of Bristol. Prebendary of Westminster 26 Mar 1799. Vicar of Turweston Bucks on presentation of Dean & Chapter of Westminster 1826. Held post posts till he died 5 Nov 1842 at Bournemouth, aged 83 (GM 1843 i 103b) Married 1 June 1799 Miss Balchen dau of late John Balchen Esq. (ib. 1799, 1188a). His widow Mary Ann died in 1849 at Kemp Town Brighton (ib. 1849 ii 109a). From Admission to St Johns College Cambridge.
apprentice printer 1788 London Henry Kent Causton Son of Henry Causton, printer, apprenticed to his father 1 January 1788, admitted to the freedom 3 Apr 1798. Skinners Company.
saddler 1790 London Phillip Cawston 43 Oxford St, cap, harness maker and saddler. Andrews' Directory 1790.
apprentice printer 1792 London Joseph Richard Causton Son of Richard Causton, printer, apprenticed to his father 4 Sept 1792, admitted to the freedom 1 Oct 1799. Skinners company.
apprentice clockmaker 1794 London Robert Causton 13 Oct 1794. Son of Henry of Finch Lane, printer, to John Brooks, Bridgewater St £50. Apprentice to Clockmakers Company.
herald painter 1794 London William Cawston 37 Cow Lane. Wakefield's Directory 1794.
freeman 1795 Ipswich Edward Caston Apprentice of Edward Caston his father, admitted freeman of Ipswich 29 Sept 1795.
apprentice 1800   John Cawston Drapers Company.
freeman 1800 Ipswich John Caston Son of Richard (who note suggests was son of Edward) admitted freeman of Ipswich 6 July 1800.
gardener   Ipswich William Causton Of Handford Bridge Road. From directory pages of uncertain date in Ipswich library, probably part of early nineteenth century London and provincial directory.
freeman 1803 Ipswich Richard Castone Son of Edward, admitted freeman of Ipswich 29 Sept 1803.
freeman 1810 Ipswich Robert Castone Son of Edward, admitted freeman of Ipswich 29 Sept 1810.
freeman 1814 Ipswich Samuel Lens Causton Son of John, admitted freeman of Ipswich 8 Sept 1814.
gardener 1811 Ipswich Mr Causton Mr Causton of Ipswich (apparently a gardener) had 400 panes of glass broken by a great storm, 5 June 1811. Gentleman's Magazine LXXXI, pt 2, p80.
apprentice printer 1816 London Henry Kent Staple Causton Son of Henry Kent Causton, printer. Apprenticed to his father 2 Apr 1816, admitted to the freedom 7 Oct 1823 - then a printer in Birchin Lane. Skinners Company.
under- graduate 1817 Chippenham William Wester-

man Cawston

 Admitted Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, 30 Oct 1817 [son of John esq. of Chippenham, near Newmarket, Cambs]. Did not reside; name off 24 Dec 1817.
graduate 1824 Flempton John Cawston Son of Abraham gent of Flempton. Born at Flempton cum Hengrave, Suffolk. Baptised 22 July 1824. Alumni Cantabrigienses.
freeman 1825 Ipswich Richard Caston Son of Richard, admitted freeman of Ipswich 7 Sept 1825.
apprentice printer 1827 London Arthur Causton Son of Henry Kent Causton, printer apprenticed to his father 6 February 1827, did not take up the freedom. Skinners Company.
hatter 1830 Colchester Robert Cawston "Robert Cawston, hatter, voted at Colchester in 1830" - letter from Father Evans, 8 Sept 1947.
printer 1830 London Joseph Causton Son of Robert Causton of St Albans, watchmaker apprenticed to Henry Kent Staple Causton 2 March 1830, the sum of £50 being paid on his being bound, admitted to the freedom 6 February 1838 (he was then a printer with a Mr Jones at 47 Eastcheap), admitted to the livery 4 Mar 1847, master of the company 1861. Skinners Company.
freeman 1831 Ipswich Edward Caston Of Ipswich, admitted freeman of Ipswich by birth, 2 May 1831.
land surveyor 1832 London William Reay Causton Son of Henry Kent Causton, printer, admitted to the freedom by paternity 3 January 1832 (then a land surveyor in Upper Southampton St, Pentonville). Skinners Company.
freeman 1836 Ipswich Robert Caston The younger, of Ipswich, admitted freeman of Ipswich by birth, 26 July 1836.
freeman 1844 Ipswich John Caston Of Ipswich, mariner, son of Robert, admitted freeman of Ipswich 26 July 1844.
shop keeper 1848 Broxsted Harriet Coston White's Essex Directory, 1848.
shoe maker 1848 Broxsted Henry Coston White's Essex Directory, 1848
boot maker 1848 London James Causton 12 Buckingham place, Marlboro Rd, Chelsea. London Directory, 1848.
apprentice printer 1849 London Henry Liddell William Causton Son of Henry Kent Staple Causton of Nag's Head Court, Gracewell St, printer. Apprenticed to his father 6 March 1849, the sum of £10 charity money by the treasurer of Christ's Hospital was paid on his being bound. Skinners Company.
curate 1850 Gt Torrington John Cawston Curate of Gt Torrington, Devon. Clergy List 1850.
apprentice printer 1853 London Arthur Richard Causton Son of Henry Kent Staple Causton, apprenticed to his father 6 Dec 1853, did not take up the freedom. Skinners Company.
scholar 1853 Woodbridge John Causton Admitted to Woodbridge School November 1853. Liber Admissionum p38. Ed F A Crisp 1900.
scholar 1853 Woodbridge William Henry Causton Admitted to Woodbridge School November 1853. Liber Admissionum p38. Ed F A Crisp 1900.
land agent 1855 Worlington William Wester-

man Cawston

 White's Suffolk Directory 1855.
printer 1858 London Richard Townsend Causton Son of Henry Kent Staple Causton, apprenticed to his father 2 September 1858, admitted to the freedom 26 October 1868 - he was then a printer in Lawrence Pountney Lane. Skinners Company.
printer 1862 London Henry Kent Causton Printer, 3 Nag's Head court, Gracechurch St. EC. London Directory 1862.
  1862 Hackney James Causton 11 Seabright Place w Hackn Rd NE. London Directory 1862.
printer 1862 London Joseph Causton See Jones & Causton. London Directory 1862.
merchant 1862 London Samuel William Causton See Clapham Edwin & Co. London Directory 1862.
grocer 1862 London William Cason 8 Parnham Place, Back Rd, Ratcliffe E. London Directory 1862.
printer 1863 London Joseph Causton Son of Sir Joseph Causton, admitted to the freedom by patrimony 6 Feb 1863, with his father a printer in Eastcheap, admitted to the livery 11 June 1863, Master of the Company 1876. Skinners Company.
scholar 1864 Woodbridge Edward Causton Admitted to Woodbridge School January 1864. Liber Admissionum p41. Ed F A Crisp 1900.
printer 1864 London Richard Knight Causton Son of Sir Joseph Causton, admitted to the company by patrimony 29 Oct 1864, admitted to the livery 4 May 1865, Master of the Company 1878. Skinners Company.
bookseller 1867 Boston USA Sedgley Henry Cawston Mr Sedgley Henry Cawston, who about two years ago served with the Canadian Windsor Volunteers, was afterwards travelling agent for a bookseller at Toronto and was subsequently employed at a bookstall on the Vermont Central Railway, and was last heard of by his family from Boston, in the United states of America, is requested to communicate at once with Messers Bell and Broderick, of Bow Churchyard, London, solicitors; or, if dead (report having been received of his having been run over by a train), any person furnishing authentic proof of his death shall be rewarded. Advt. In Times 4 Sept 1867.
London resident 1869 London Miss Cason 16 Cornwall Place, Holloway Rd N. London Directory 1869.
rag merchant 1869 London James Causton 15 Virginia Row, Bethnal Green NE. London Directory 1869.
blacksmith 1869 London Samuel Causton 28 Barnet St, Hackney Rd, E. London Directory 1869.
old iron dealer 1870 London Mrs Catherine Causton 1 Samuel St, Mile End New Town NE. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
wire netting makers 1870 London George Caston George Caston & Co, 29 Gt Dover St EC. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
printers 1870 London Henry Kent Causton & Son, 4 Laurence Pountney Hill EC. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
printers 1870 London Joseph Causton & Sons, 47 Eastcheap EC and Southwark St EC. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
writer & grainer 1870 London Robert Cawston 13 Cullum St EC. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
brass, gun metal & german silver founder 1870 London Samuel Caston 17 Fory St, Spitalfields E. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
merchant & stock & share broker 1870 London Samuel William Cawston & Co, 6 Warnford Court EC. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
grocer 1870 London Mrs Sarah Causton 108 Lower Kennington Lane SE. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
grocer 1870 London William Cason 417 Cable St E. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
anchor & chain & cable manufacturer 1870 London William Caston At two addresses in Rotherhithe. Caston Mitcheson & Co in 1869 London Directory

William Caston & Co in 1870 London Directory.
coach ironmonger & plater 1870 London William Caston 25 Gun St Spitalfields E. London Directory 1869 & 1870.
London resident 1870 London Miss Cason 31 Eden Grove, Holloway Rd NW. London Directory 1870.
auctioneer 1870 London Arthur Causton See Betts & Causton. London Directory 1870.
London resident 1870 London Charles Hooking Causten 17 Carleton Rd, Brecknock Rd N. London Directory 1870.
beer retailer 1870 London John Cawston 5 Lawson St, Gt Dover St SE. London Directory 1870.
baptist minister 1870 Neatished A J Causton Mr A J Causton was Minister of Baptists at Neatishead, Norfolk, May 1870 until he resigned 29 June 1873. Browne's History of Congregationalism.
boat maker 1871 Reading Edward J Cawston "Edward J Cawston makes boats at his works situated in the Caversham Road, and has established at Reading since 1871. He earned fame in his young days by building the Rob Roy canoe, in which Mr McGregor crossed the Atlantic and performed other adventurous voyages". Victorian County History of Berkshire Vol 1 (1906) p387.
printer 1872 London James Albert Causton Son of Sir Joseph Causton, admitted to the freedom by patrimony 10 Apr 1872, admitted to the livery 3 Apr 1873. Died 11 Feb 1920. Skinners Company.
Middlesex resident 1874 Middlesex William Henry Caustin Caustin, Henry William, 3 Westcroft Place, West End, Hammersmith. Middlesex Directory 1874.
lawn tennis coach 1897 Leatherhead Herbert R Causton Son of Rev E A Causton of Shoeburyness R. Adm 1896, left 1897. Canada 1902-1914. Lawn tennis coach. Address: 16 Forres Gdns, Golders Green NW11. Register of St John School Leatherhead.
author 1900   Nelly Causton In the Sporting Times (the Pink 'Un) for 22 Dec 1900 is a column of Merry Christmasses, all doubtless very pointed, among which is: "Merry Christmas to Nelly Causton, and congratulations on the increasing sale of The Love Letters of an Englishwoman"
farmer 1900 Diss Alfred F Cawston Hepworth, Diss. Suffolk Directory 1900.
farmer 1900 Hartest & Bressingham George Bateman Cawston Hartest, Bury, farmer (Suffolk); Bressingham, Diss, farmer (Norkolk). Norfolk & Suffolk Dictionaries 1900.
farmer 1900 Hartest William Ebenezer Cawston Hartest, Bury. Suffolk Directory 1900.
surety 1924   Emile Justina Causton The two sureties to the administration of her mother were Charles Thomas Clarke of 26 Mansell Road, Acton, civil servant; Winifred Pearson of 66 Bramah Road, Brixton, sp.
teacher 1925 Woodbridge William Smith Causton "The visiting masters included ....... W S Causton of Woodbridge (piano)" Framingham College, the 1st 60 years (1925) p66.
Suffolk resident 1935 Bury St Edmunds John Cason 63 Cannon St. Bury St Edmunds Directory 1935.
Suffolk resident 1935 Bury St Edmunds Alfred Cawston 24 Horringer Road. Bury St Edmunds Directory 1935.
Suffolk resident 1935 Bury St Edmunds Alfred Walter Cawston 9 Barn Lane. Bury St Edmunds Directory 1935.
Suffolk resident 1935 Bury St Edmunds George Cawston 87 Priors Road. Bury St Edmunds Directory 1935.
Suffolk resident 1935 Bury St Edmunds John Cason 63 Cannon St. Bury St Edmunds Directory 1935.
farmer 1937 Rede Henry Harold Cawston Green House, Rede. Suffolk Directory 1937.
farmer 1937 Hawkedon Harold Cawston Suffolk Directory 1937.
warehouse-

man

 1937 Thornton Heath George Albert Causton Of 50 Cranbrook Road, Thornton Heath, retired warehouseman. Will dated 1 Dec 1937. Wife Thomazine Mary Ann Causton sole legatee. Son Frederick George Causton.
gardener 1940 Cherry Hinton ----- Causton " I found at Cherry Hinton that the Rectory gardener cum superintendent of the churchyard - he seems to keep a man cutting grass and another digging graves under his authority - is named Causton and comes from Reed in Suffolk". From letter from LHHW 21 Apr 1940.