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P2/M/1293 Certificate,will 1792 Merewether, Francis Gentleman Market Lavington
| Merewether, Franics (I07790)
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P25/1740/7 Administration bond, renunciation 1740 Ballard, John Aldridge Gentleman Westbury
| Ballard, John Aldridge (I09560)
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P3/D/297 Commission, court paper, inventory, renunciation, will 1721 Dorchester, William Gentleman Etchilhampton
Bondsman??
P3/D/309 Inventory, will 1724 Dorchester, Robert Etchilhampton
?
A William Dorchester married an Elizabeth Merewether 24.04.1711 At Urchfront. A William born Etchilhampton in 1683?
An estate of perhaps 100 a. in Etchilhampton probably belonged to members of the Dorchester family in the late 17th century. (fn. 77) It apparently passed from Roger Dorchester to his daughter Anne, the second wife of William Hunt. (fn. 78) Anne was succeeded c. 1787 by Walter Hunt-Grubbe, her late husband's grandson. Walter was succeeded in 1807 by his nephew William Hunt-Grubbe (d. 1817) who sold some of his land in Etchilhampton to Richard Erle-Drax-Grosvenor. (fn. 79) William was succeeded by Lady Sarah Hunt-Grubbe c. 1819. The rest of the estate was broken up and sold by 1839. (fn. 80)
William Dorchester, by his will proved 1721, bequeathed £10 to benefit the poor of Etchilhampton not receiving parish aid. Another £10 was subsequently added and the annual interest on the £20 yielded 10s...
From: 'Parishes: Etchilhampton', A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 10 (1975), pp. 71-77. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=102781 Date accessed: 10 December 2010.
[no title] 212B/3189 1734 Sept. 30
These documents are held at Wiltshire and Swindon Archives
Contents:
(1) Francis Merewether of Easterton, gentleman Executors of the will of William Dorchester Thomas Fowle, of Charleton, gentleman Executors of the will of William Dorchester
(2) Sarah Dorchester, spinster Daughters of the said William Dorchester
(3) Ann Dorchester, spinster Daughters of the said William Dorchester
Assignment upon attaining their majority of two undivided third parts of various tenements comprising their father's estate. (Enclosed) Grant dated 13 Dec. 1686 by Wm. Hancock to Roger Dorchester of lands at Ashlington.
Letters of administration to Francis Merewether for the estate of Sarah his wife - 1772.
[no title] 212B/2474 1719 Dec. 22 Contents: (1) Stephens, Benjamin, clothier.
(2) Dorchester, William, gent., of Etchilhampton, par. All Cannings.
Mortgage of a messuage, with outhouses, yard, garden, in New Port, par. St. John, Devizes
Same William???
Certificate that the signature of Dr Belcher of Sheerness, Kent and Mr William Dorchester, physician, near Devizes, upon the testimonial of Thomas Weston, for a licence to practise medicine, are indeed their signatures. 1701
ETCHILHAMPTON VILLAGE CENTRE
SU 06 SW
(north side)
6/171 Group of 8 Dorchester monuments in
churchyard, 2-4m north of nave,
Church of St Andrew
II
Group of 8 coffin tombs in 2 rows, late C17-early C18. East row
consists of 3 hogs-back coffins, from north, (a) John Dorchester,
died 4.10.1691; (b) -- Dorchester, died 1700; (c) ---Dorchester.
Date illegible. (d) Flat backed coffin. No inscription visible.
West row, from north: (e) Flat backed coffin, inscription, on
south side, illegible; (f) Taller flat backed coffin, illegible.
(g) As last; (h) Flat backed coffin, to William Dorchester, died
25.2.1720 and Mary, his daughter.
What about the widow Susanna Dorchester of Etchilhampton who married Daniel Neate in 1737?
| Dorchester, William (I07777)
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P3/G/574 Administration bond, will 1737 Gray, Samuel Stratton St Margaret
See will of 1737 of Stratton St. Margaret. Brother or son of John?
Wiltshire Memorial Index. Ref # 44713. Samuel Gray. Stratton St. Margaret. No date given
Wiltshire Memorial Index:
Forenames: Samuel Surname: GRAY Place: Stratton St Margaret County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 44713 Notes: d 10 Apr 17(36 or 56)
Forenames: Samuel Surname: GRAY Place: Stratton St Margaret County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 44713 Notes: d 3 Apr 17-1 Aged 60. (1781?)
P3/G/574
Administration bond, will
1737
Gray, Samuel
Stratton St
?
no title] 212B/6328 1753 Apr. 6
These documents are held at no title] 212B/6328 1753 Apr. 6
These documents are held at
Contents:
(1) Byrchall, Edward, gent., and Mary his wife, and Gray, Martha, spinster
Mary and Martha being granddaughters of John Gray, decsd.
(2) Warren, Thomas, yeoman, of Wanbrough, and Frances his wife.
(3) Gray, Joseph, yeoman; and Akerman, Moses, yeoman, of Broad Blunsdon
(4) Farr, John, tailor, of Ashbury, Co. Berks.
Deed to Lead the Uses of a Fine of land in "Harnell Mead"; and land called "Willoughbies" in Wanbrough.
| Gray, Samuel (I03839)
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P3/L/109 Administration bond, commission, inventory, will 1663 Lawrence, Richard Dauntsey
P3/L/157 Administration bond, commission, inventory 1673 Lawrence, William Gentleman Dauntsey
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Will of Ann Lawrence, Widow of Dauntsey, Wiltshire 09 August 1669 PROB 11/330
| Lawrence, William (I06247)
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P3/L/312 Will 1718 Lawrence, Grace Widow Dauntsey
| Webb, Grace Richmond (I06246)
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P5/1691/52 Inventory, will 1691 Reeves, John, senior Yeoman Ogbourne St
Possibility 24.09.1793 Died John Reeves 80 (Wroughton)- National Burial Index
Wiltshire Memorial Index:
Day: 31 Month: Dec Year: 1797 Age: 81 Forenames: John Surname: REEVE Place: Lea; St Giles County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 100404 Notes: husb of Ann
Day: 9 Month: Jan Year: 1739 Groom Forenames: John Groom Surname: REEVES Groom's parish: Ogbourne St Andrews Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: yeo Groom's age: Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Ann Bride Surname: NEAL Bride's parish: Broad Hinton Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Chicklade Bondsman 1: BLAKE William,yeo,Chicklade,Wilts Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
| Reeves, John (I00463)
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Pallots Index:
Name: Wm Neate
Spouse: Charlotte Jaques
Marriage Date: 1837
Parish: Holborn Middlesex
Is Evaline a niece of Charlotte Jaques??
There is also a marraige of a John Neate and a Anne Jacques in 1867 at Biddestone. Is this a sister and brother? | Jaques, Evaline (I00569)
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PAR 511/35/1/311 16 Apr 1828
Letter from Thomas Bright, Tenterden, [Kent] to the overseers of Winchelsea
We have sent the pay for E Watson's boy £1 12s 6d
For order requiring Thomas Bright the younger to maintain the illegitimate son of Elizabeth Watson, 1826 see PAR 511/34/4/13
PAR 511/35/1/325 14 Apr 1829
Letter from Thomas Bright the elder, Tenterden, [Kent] to David Laurence, Winchelsea, assistant overseer
I received your letter and have wrote to my son to inform him the contents, though I am afraid he will not be able to meet it as I understand he has been out of employ for some time. He is allowed to pay 2s 6dper week. Young men our way if they are trade or farmer's sons do notpay more than 2s but I expect you will hear from him soon. I should like it settled by paying a certain sum down at once. I think if it is not settled that way he is likely to leave this country as he has no work
For bastardy examination of Elizabeth Watson, 1822 see AMS 2330 folio9
| Watson, Thomas (I03342)
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Parents given as John and Ann Hughes??
Sarum Licence
Day: 10 Month: Jun Year: 1805 Groom Forenames: William Groom Surname: CRIPPS Groom's parish: Wootton Bassett Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: Groom's age: Groom's notes: Bride Forenames: Prudence Bride Surname: HUGHES Bride's parish: Wroughton (Ellendune) Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: Bride's age: Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
First name(s): Prudence Last name: CRIPPS Date of burial: 24 Jan 1823 Age at death: 48 Calculated year of birth: 1775 Place of burial: Wootton Bassett Dedication: St Bartholomew & All Saints County: Wiltshire
| Hughes, Prudence (I03438)
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Parents Richard Davis and Dorothy Dyneley of Charlton, Worcestershire. Dorothy grandaughter of Sir Edward Nevill of Addington Park. | Davys, Katherine (I03613)
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Parish of Hickling.
William Pilgram of this parish, single man and Sarah Brooks of this parish, spinster were married by banns 20.02.1771. Both make mark.
| Brooks, Sarah (I09126)
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Parish Register Entries:
"Anno 1633 Elanor ye daughter of Mr. St. John & W^ Bridgett Cave was baptized the 21 day of May."
"Olliver son of Mr. St. John and Bridget Cave baptized Aug : 22, 1636."
"Saint John son of Mr Saint John Cave & Bridget his wife baptized August 5, 1639."
"1650 Mr. Edward Chamberlaine of Princethorpe, co. Warwick and Mrs. Elionor Cave were married ye first day of January." | Cave, Elinor (I06527)
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Parish Register of Preston Pans (Film No. 0103193)
1811 March 17 Janet Daughter of Thomas Craig and Jean Hunter. Witnesses Thomas Craig and John Robertson
Two possible marriages of Janet Craig to William Slight, one in Inveresk on the 17th September, 1831(Father is John Craig)?? Not this marraige then.
One in Duddingston, Mid Lothian on 18th September, 1831?? | Craig, Janet (I01075)
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Parish Register of Preston Pans (Film No. 0103193)
1805 November 30 James son of Thomas Craig and Jean Hunter his spouse
Baptised 15.12.1805
Possibility:
1841 Census: Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland:
Name: John Craig
Age: 36
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1805
Gender: Male
Where born: East Lothian, Scotland
Civil Parish: Dunbar
County: East Lothian
Address: Broxburn
Occupation: Wright
Parish Number: 706
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
John Craig 36
Source Citation: Parish: Dunbar; ED: 4A; Year: 1841.
1851 Census: Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland:
Name: John Craig
Age: 46
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1805
Relationship: Head
Spouse's Name: Elizabeth
Gender: Male
Where born: Dunbar, East Lothian
Parish Number: 706
Civil Parish: Dunbar
County: East Lothian
Address: Broxburn
Occupation: Carpenter (master Employing 2 Man)
ED: 3A
Page: 8 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 30
Line: 10
Roll: CSSCT1851_191
Household Members: Name Age
Elizabeth Craig 49
John Craig 46
Source Citation: Parish: Dunbar; ED: 3A; Line: 10; Year: 1851.
Can't find on the 1861 census
1871 Census: Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland:
Name: Elizabeth Craig
Age: 68
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1803
Relationship: Head
Gender: Female
Where born: Haddington, Haddingtonshire
Registration Number: 706/1
Registration district: Dunbar Burgh
Civil Parish: Dunbar
County: East Lothian
Address: 3 Victoria Street
Occupation: Annuitant
ED: 4
Household schedule number: 2
Line: 6
Roll: CSSCT1871_172
Household Members: Name Age
Elizabeth Craig 68
Source Citation: Parish: Dunbar; ED: 4; Line: 6; Year: 1871
1881 Census: Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland:
Name: Elizabeth Craig
Age: 79
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1802
Relationship: Head
Gender: Female
Where born: Stevenson, Haddingtonshire
Registration Number: 706
Registration district: Dunbar
Civil Parish: Dunbar
Town: Dunbar
County: East Lothian
Address: 3 Victoria St
Occupation: Joiners Widow
ED: 4
Household schedule number: 2
Line: 8
Roll: cssct1881_303
Household Members: Name Age
Elizabeth Craig 79
Source Citation: Parish: Dunbar; ED: 4; Line: 8; Year: 1881
| Craig, James (I01074)
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Parish Register of Prestonpans:(Film No. 0103193)
1801 April 12 born Elizabeth daughter of Thomas Craig Vitriol worker and Jean Hunter his spouse. Witnesses: Thomas Craig and John Robertson
1841 Census: Edinburgh, Scotland:
Name: Elizabeth Simpson
Age: 40
Estimated birth year: abt 1801
Household: View other family members
Gender: Female
Where born: Scotland
Civil parish: Edinburgh St Cuthberts
County: Midlothian
Address: Mid Drummond St 20
Occupation: Mangler
Parish Number: 685/2
ED: 2J
1851 Census: Edinburgh, Scotland:
Name: Elizabeth Simpson
Age: 50
Estimated birth year: abt 1801
Relationship: Head
Gender: Female
Where born: Preston, Haddington
Parish Number: 685/2
Civil parish: Edinburgh St Cuthberts
County: Midlothian
Address: 2/2 Roxburgh Street
Occupation: Keeps A Mangle
ED: 21
Page: 12 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 48
Line: 4
Roll: CSSCT1851_182
Household Members: Name Age
Christina Boyle 11 Mo
Elizabeth Boyle 2
Jane Boyle 23
William Boyle 24
John Russell 6
Ann Simpson 20
Elizabeth Simpson 50
Elizabeth Simpson 20
John Simpson 16
Immigrated to the United States with her daughter and son-in law circa 1855. | Craig, Elizabeth (I01073)
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Parish Registers
1631, June 29. - Margaret, daughter of Mr. Thomas Wiseman, Gent., and Elizabeth.
Mentioned in will of mother in law Elizabeth Backhouse in 1664
| Wiseman, Thomas (I09375)
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| 2518 |
Parish Registers Marshfield, Gloucestershire:
?
1576 Anno R' Rnse Elizabethje &c. Decimo octauo. At which time I John Meredith was instituted and took on mee the Cure.
1583/4 vij° die Martij. baptizatus fuit Nicholas Meredith filius Johis Meredith vicar.
xxxj° die Januarij. bapt. fuit Elizabetha Meredith filius Johis Meredith vicar,
Woodham
bapt. fuit Brigitta Meredith filia Johis Meredith ctici.
xxiiij" die Januarij. bapt. fuit Maria Meredith filia Johis Meredith Vicar.
xiiij<* die Junij. Sepulta fuit Elizabetha Meredith fit Jofiis Meredith vicar de Marshfeild
ix° die Augusti. bapt. fuit Elizabetha Meredith filia Jofiis Meredith.
xiiij° die Januarij. bapt. fuit Joyce Meredith filia Johis Meredith.
1602 sepulta fuit Joyce Meredith filia Joliis Meredith
xij" die Julij. sepult: fuit Johes Meredith Cleric.
| Meredith, John (I06225)
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Parish Registers:
"Baptised 17th May, 1702 John son of John and Martha Lipscom of Red Cross Cob Old Bailey"
| Lipscombe, John (I06872)
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Parish Registers:
"Baptised 27 May, 1759 aged 3 3/4 years, son of Solomon Harradine and Mary" | Harradine, Charles (I01649)
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Parish Registers:
"Buried Ellin Smith the daughter of Peter" | Smith, Ellin (I05283)
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| 2522 |
Parish Registers:
"Francis Edwards, shepherd buried 3rd August, 1736, Ashwell"
| Edwards, Francis (I01570)
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Parish Registers:
"Humphrey Benet of the Inner Temple Gent and Mary Smith of Aldermanbury married July 7th 1631"
| Smith, Mary (I04490)
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Parish Registers:
"Oliver Sentjohn and Katherine Vere, the daughter of the Right Honourable L Vere, were joyned in matrimonye the thirtenth day of January 1633-34, by licence. | St. John, Oliver (I01314)
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Parish Registers:
"Thomas Wade and Elizabeth Woodward, married 13.10.1567, both of this parish" | Woodward, Elizabeth (I05452)
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| 2526 |
Parish Registers:
"William, son of William Edwards and Ann buried 6 Mar, 1777" | Edwards, William (I01565)
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Parish Registers:
1596 St Mary Aldermary, London, Christopher, s. of Mr Lawrence Carlile, m'chaunt
| Carlile, Christopher (I09829)
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Parish Registers:
1597 St Mary Aldermary, London, William, s. of the widdow of Mr Laurence Carlile
| Carlile, William (I09828)
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Parish Registers:
1721 Friday Aprille 28 William Fala and Janet Marr both in this parish to be proclaimed in order to marriage on the Sabbath 30th instant for the first time. Witnesses Robt. Ormiston and ? Park. | Falla, William (I01079)
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Parish Registers:
Baptised "Thomas(11) son of William and Ann 03 March 1796, Ashwell" | Edwards, Thomas (I01069)
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Parish Registers: Births
Sarah, 29 Sep 1833, Church of the Virgin Mary at Crimplesham, daughter of Richard (a blacksmith) and Mary MOLTON
Robert, 26 Jul 1835, Church of the Virgin Mary at Crimplesham, daughter of Richard (a blacksmith) and Mary MOLTON
Ann Mary, 24 Sep 1837, St Martin with St Michael, Fincham, daughter of Richard (a blacksmith) and Mary MOULTEN
| Moulton, Sarah (I00086)
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| 2532 |
Perhaps a farmer. | Thynne, Thomas (I04824)
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| 2533 |
Perhaps died early or the man listed as a yeoman of Draycitt Folliottt. Not mentioned in his father's will. | Webb, John Richmond alias (I01089)
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| 2534 |
Perhaps Taverson | Taverston (I04859)
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| 2535 |
Perhaps the marriage to Catherine Carter at Andover in 1719?
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions
Day: 2 Month: Aug Year: 1778 Age: Forenames: Katherine Surname: NEATE Place: Devizes County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82701 Notes: wife of William
Will of Catherine Neate, Widow, Devizes.
I Catherine Neate of Devizes in the county of Wilts, widow do make publish and declare this to be my last will and testament as follows (that is to say) First I give and bequeath unto my daughter Martha Neate an annuity... bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth Neate all my household goods, plate, china, beds, bedding and furniture now being in and about the house wherein I now dwell in Devizes aforesaid. Also I give and bequeath to my daughter Catherine wife of John Baverstock .... Also I give to my two grandchildren Robert Nicholas and John Nicholas ten guinea... I give devise and bequeath the same and every part thereof unto my son Thomas Neate ...The will was proved at Marlborough on the 26 December, 1800 ... | Carter, Katherine (I00327)
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| 2536 |
Perhaps this child died and a later one born that went to Australia | Stewart, George (I00801)
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| 2537 |
Pewsey PROBATE of the Will of Joseph Holbrook, Land Surveyor, died in South America. Vellum sheet, browned, 18" x 22", with probate certificate and seal attached. 14th Dec. 1822 £10.00
Will proved 1822. Listed as land surveyor of Pewsey, Wiltshire.
| Holbrook, Joseph (I00435)
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PHILIPE CAREW. Died 1414 and was buried in Beddington Church. Her monumental brass there calls her the daughter of Nicholas and Mercy Carreu and includes the names of 7 brothers and 6 sisters who had predeceased her.
6-12.GUY, JOHN, JOHN, JOHN, JOHN, WILLIAM and WILLIAM CAREW.
13-18.ELEANOR, LUCY, AGNES, AGNES, MARGARET and ANNE CAREW.
A NOTE ON THE BRASS TO PHILIP CAREW, 1414, AT BEDDINGTON.
BY THE LATE J. C. CHALLENOR SMITH, F.S.A.
COMMUNICATED BY MILL STEPHENSON, F.S.A.
IN regard to the curious brass of Philip Carew, 1414, at Beddington, some information has now come to light enabling us to identify with certainty the surname of Philip's mother, Mercy. Mr. Stephenson, guided by the heraldry of the brass, suggested that she was of the Delamare family, but her will gives satisfactory evidence that she was of a family of Hayme, as indeed appears also in the pedigree inserted in Lysons' Environs, I, 53. Mercy Carew married again after the death of Nicholas her husband and makes her will-...as Mercy Ormesby. The will was made on Monday, October 25, 1451, by licence first sought and obtained of her husband, Arthur Ormesby, esquire. She is to be buried in the church of the Friars Preachers near Ludgate, London, " juxta sepulturam Stephani Hayme patris mei ibidem. . . . Volo quod funeralia mea hujusmodi fiant honeste cum quinque cereis quolibet careo ponderante septem libras cere et cum sex torchijs quolibet torchio ponderante tresdecim libras cere." ... to Joan Tregos and her daughter Mercy certain jewels of silver and gold ... to the said Mercy Tregos a primer late belonging to the said Stephen my father ... William Fyssher farmer of my manor of Purley (Berks) . . . my manor of Pery in the parish of Harmondesworth, Middx. to be sold . . . my lands in the parish of Holy Trinity, Algate, London."
The will was proved May 12, 1453, and is registered at fo. 298, b. Kempe (Lambeth). Vol. XXV
The puzzle of the two Carew impalements remains unsolved. Apparently one of them must represent Carew and Hayme, but I cannot ascertain what the Hayme arms were. The combined Christian and surname Stephen Hayme occurs repeatedly in early Cornish records and I find very little trace of the name Hayme outside Cornwall. A legatee with the distinctly Cornish name (Mercy) Tregoos is mentioned in the will.
Nicholas Carew's will, ...was technically the testament. It was made on Tuesday, August 26, 1432; whilst the will, dealing with the real estate, was executed on September 3 following -the day preceding that of the testator's death. In the transcript of the testament there is a provision for the soul of "Stephen Hayne" but unfortunately the father of the former wife is not named.
As appears from his will, Arthur Ormsby, the second husband of Mercy Carew, was possessed of substantial property in Southwark and there is an allusion to him, as of that borough, in the patent rolls 1434. | Carew, Phillipe (I04674)
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| 2539 |
Piece details C 2/Eliz/B13/51
National Archives 1587
Thomas Bowtell alias Bover of Egham, Surrey, gentleman v Robert and Elizabeth Webb and John Elwell. Detention of bond for debt of plaintiff to third party for whom first two defendants are executors. Surrey, Wiltshire. Bill, answer, rejoinder.
| Elwell, John (I03966)
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| 2540 |
Plot 241
A tenement known as Churchman's Tenement; the site was Rectory Farmhouse and is now that part of the churchyard which connects the old church with the Victorian church; plot 241 on the Enclosure Award.
Dates Holder Reference
Prior to 1593 Saunder Bray 10/170 page 107
1593 St.John Bray 10/170 pages 4, 18, 107
| Braye, St. John (I09924)
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| 2541 |
Poll of the freeholders of Wilts. 1772: - Seend, John Axford of Eastcott.
John's father, Henry, was a lawyer, coroner and later Mayor of Devizes. He owned a great deal of property in/near Seend. He was involved in some election fixing - described in detail in an article in the Wiltshire FHS journal. John was apprenticed to John Merewether, grocer of Bristol at £100 in 1740/41.
The will (John, Senior, Gentleman, of Market Lavington) refers to sons William and John, daughters Elizabeth and Grace, and cousins Froud and Ann Axford of Erlestoke, grandchildren John, Henry, Jane (children of Henry).
There is a second will of John Axford of Eastcott, Parish of Urchfont, Gentleman, 1807 (34), which is presumably that of the above John's son John 'the ungrateful..'
Possibly buried Market Lavington 11.02.1784.
Which John Axford?? Devizes or Bristol?
John AXFORD was born in 1725 in All Saints, Bristol, England. He married Jane MERRYWEATHER on 24 Apr 1746 in Market Lavington, Wiltshire, England.
Jane MERRYWEATHER was born in 1725 in Easterton, Wiltshire, England. She married John AXFORD on 24 Apr 1746 in Market Lavington, Wiltshire, England.
P2/A/530 Will 1778 Axford, John Yeoman Erlestoke
| Axford, John (I02416)
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| 2542 |
Portrait of Mrs Thomas Holroyd and Her Daughter, Sarah Morgan
Artist: George Richmond (1809 - 1896)
Location: Whitworth Art Gallery
Date: 1842
Materials: watercolour
Dimensions: 48 x 34 cm
Department: Bequest
Review number: 1187 (1939)
Description:
The lady, seated full front view in a low green chair to the right, wears a flowing white dress with wide low muslin fichu-collar, a knot of rose-coloured ribbon on her breast. The little girl, leaning on her mother's right side wears a white dress with touches of blue and has a round rosy face and brown eyes.
See Gentlemans magizine of 1853
| Morgan, Sarah (I03042)
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| 2543 |
Posibility?
Name: Thomas Herd Burial Date: 15 Feb 1558 Parish: St Benet Fink COUNTY: London Borough: City of London Record Type: Burial, clarke of the Comptor
Next Entry:
Is this his mother-in-law?
Name: Marget Woodward Burial Date: 18 Feb 1558 Parish: St Benet Fink COUNTY: London Borough: City of London Record Type: Burial, mother to Mr Herd
Compters - sometimes called counters - were small prisons for minor transgressors such as debtors, religious dissidents, drunks, prostitutes, homosexuals and asylum-seeking slaves. But their inmates were overwhelmingly debtors. They existed from medieval times and were all closed by the mid-19C, their inmates being dispersed to other institutions.
Wood Street Compter
Wood Street Compter, in Cheapside, opened in 1555 as a replacement for Bread Street Compter from where all the inmates were transferred.
Poultry Compter
Poultry Compter
Also based in Cheapside, Poultry was so-named because of its proximity to the poultry market.
Possible baptisms:
name: Mary Herde gender: Female baptism/christening date: 23 Jul 1545 baptism/christening place: ST BENET FINK,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND indexing project (batch) number: C02229-2
name: John Herde gender: Male baptism/christening date: 30 Sep 1543 baptism/christening place: ST BENET FINK,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND father's name: Thomas Herde
name: Hurde gender: Male baptism/christening date: 16 Jul 1541 baptism/christening place: ST BENET FINK,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND father's name: Thomas Hurde
Any connection?
DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO DR. CROME. From the Chapter House Papers at the Rolls House , 1st Series, No. 1633. THE depositions of Thomas Herd and Thomas Artes touching a sermon preached by Dr. Crome on Relic Sunday [July 11th], A. D. 1529.
I doo certefy yowre good lordschipe that upon the feste of Reliqwes laste paste in the yere of our lorde god 1529th that I Thomas herde preste of Aldermary chyrch, beyng ther at the sarmon of Master dowtter Crome, wher as that day all London served the feste of the Relyks wher the Curatt of that chyrch wold not suffer none to kepe that serves, and in tyme of the
Any connections?
Will of John Herde, Butcher of London 15 January 1560 PROB 11/43
Will of William Herde, Butcher of Saint Leonard Eastcheap, City of London 20 June 1552 PROB 11/35
| Herde, Thomas (I09027)
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| 2544 |
Possbility-another John Chipperfields near Clavering??
1841 Census Widdington, Essex, England:
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
340 Book/Folio:
3 Page:
1 Registration District:
Saffron Walden Sub District:
Newport EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Widdington Municipal Borough:
Address: Village, Widdington County: Essex
CHIPPERFIELD, John M 60 Ag. Lab. 1781 Essex
CHIPPERFIELD, Rachel F 60 1781 Essex
CHIPPERFIELD, James M 15 1826 Essex
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Name: Thomas Humphreys
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 30 Jul 1710
Baptism/Christening Place: Christ Church, Swindon, Wiltshire, England
Father's Name: Thomas Humphreys
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C15335-1
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1279373
Reference Number: item 14
Collection: England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Occupation: Gentleman. Residence in North Tidworth.
HUMPHYEYS Mr Thomas, Gent from Swindon, m Mrs Frances Richmond WEBB age 16, from Swindon, Wilts. June 9 1734 at Little Blundsdon, Swindon. Witness: Edward GOLDING, Barber from Swindon.(Wiltshire Marriage Index. 1700-1739)
Plaque from Interior of North Tidworth Church_On flat stones in the Chancel, Tidworth, Wiltshire:
In memory of Thomas Humphreys Esq. who died Nov. 9 1783 aged 76 and Frances his wife, (a dau. of Lieut. General John Richmond alias Webb(of Biddesden) died London Feb 9. 1777 and was buried at St. Giles, Cripplegate, by whom she had issue two sons and four daughter" (M.I. Hoare's Wilts, Hund of Anb. p 91.)
DEEDS ARRANGED BY PARISH
ILE - South Tidworth - ref. 1040/262 - date: 1917-1923
WILLS and Associated documents. Pre 1857 will and administration bonds (admon) proved in P.C.C. unless otherwise stated.
1733-1845 - ref. 1040/292/1-7
FILE [no title] - ref. 1040/292/5 - date: 1783
[from Scope and Content] Thomas Humphris, North Tidworth
Will of Thomas Humphreys PROB 11/111
There is a Thomas Humphreys listed on the 1772 Poll for Wiltshire at Ludgershall
Wiltshire Archives: no title] 1461/230 25 March 1708 Parch. 1 m. Contents: Lease by Richard Martin yeoman of Swindon to Thomas Humphris glazier of Swindon: 5 acres in West Swindon Field (in the little Field, in Westlecott Field, Cliff Furlong, White Cross Acre in Combe Field, Ravenspirch furlong in Combes Field): common of pasture in Syddown, Mandown, and West Swindon Mead.
In his will Thomas talks about estates in Swindon in the occupation of Mr.Thomas Naish and Mr. Robert Laws.
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1578 CRUXSTON AN CHANTREL PAUL ST MARY LE BOW LONDON
Mentioned in mothers will of 1586. No children mentioned. | Cruxston, Anne (I05429)
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1. JAMES REYNOLDS - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 12 OCT 1718 Reed, Hertford, England
2. JAMES REYNOLDS - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 21 MAR 1724 Barkway, Hertford, England
Did they also have a duaghter Frances born about 1765. One married a Francis Waldock 23.05.1786 at Ashwell. Frances died 1st Dec 1817. Buried Ashwell??
Also a marriage of a Thomas Reynolds and Mary Wells at Ashwell in 1700??
1841 Census Clavering-Reynolds
Reynolds George 60 Pauper; Mary 40. WICKEN LANE
Reynolds, George 25 Ag lab; Ellen 25; Suzan 2. HILL GREEN
May be buried 1795 Ashwell. | Reynolds, James (I02332)
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Day: 10 Month: Mar Year: 1716/7 Forenames: John Surname: BROWN Fathers forenames: John Occupation: Mothers forenames: Birth day: Birth month: Birth year: Abode: Place: Wroughton Description: County: Wiltshire Country: England
Day: 11 Month: Dec Year: 1723 Forenames: John Surname: BROWNE Fathers forenames: Tho Occupation: Mothers forenames: Birth day: Birth month: Birth year: Abode: Place: Devizes Description: St Mary County: Wiltshire Country: England
Lived at Upper Upham, Aldbourne, Overtown and Chiseldon. The Browns of Chiseldon and of Horton(Bishops Cannings) are descended from them.
Probably the 'kinsmen' mentioned in the will of Stephen Neate 1717-1755.
[from Administrative History] According to some family recollections written by Henry Brown in about 1920, the Browns of Aldbourne can be traced in the Aldbourne parish registers to the later 17th century. The first to be mentioned is a John Brown, baptised in 1669, who was apparently the son of a Roger Brown who owned some property in Aldbourne. Henry Brown's grandfather and father lived at Lower Upham, co. Wilts. His father, William Brown, bought the Manor house and some adjoining land at Aldbourne in about 1812 and in 1840 took possession of Warren Farm, Aldbourne, where he lived after his marriage on 22 June 1841. When William Brown died on 17 May 1875, Aldbourne Farm and Warren Farm were taken over by his son, also named William, who transferred it to Henry Brown in 1908. Aldbourne Farm was apparently sold in 1904; Baydon Farm, and various other small plots of land in the Aldbourne area, had been sold earlier; Henry Brown remained at Warren Farm until his retirement in 1919, when it was sold.
FILE - Farm account book of John BROWN and William BROWN of Aldbourne, co. Wilts - ref. WIL 11/2/2 - date: 1727 June 14 - 1755 July 7
FILE - Farm account book of William BROWN of Aldbourne, co. Wilts - ref. WIL 11/2/3 - date: 1753 October 22 - 1770 October 20
FILE - Farm account book of Aldbourne Farm, Baydon Farm and Warren Farm, Aldbourne, co. Wilts - ref. WIL 11/2/4 - date: 1836 January 2 - 1841 December 31
FILE - Farm account book of Aldbourne Farm, Baydon Farm and Warren Farm, Aldbourne, co. Wilts - ref. WIL 11/2/5 - date: 1842 January 1 - 1847 December 28
FILE [no title] - ref. 1461/2372 - date: 1744
\_ [from Scope and Content] Release by Richard Brown yeoman of Aldbourne and his wife Mary (daughter of William Gray) to Philip Pearce yeoman of Chisledon: pieces of land (named) in Chisledon.
FILE [no title] - ref. PR/Aldbourne, St Michael/526/13 - date: 1662-1829
\_ [from Scope and Content] Will (copy) of Lawrence Brown of Newbury, proved 1785, leaving money for the purchase of coats and gowns for poor men and women of Aldbourne. Also, a deed of 1662 conveying land in Aldbourne to Roger Brown and a will (copy) of John Brown, proved 1743; and two deeds and a will, 1822-9, concerning John Shepherd who was a nephew of Lawrence Brown and had inherited lands in Aldbourne under his will. These last four documents do not seem to have any connection with the charity, but the first one may have, and the last three certainly have, a connection with the property and family of Lawrence Brown.
"John Brown date of death 1789 husband of Mary Ref # 1117627 Wiltshire Memorial Index " Wroughton First name(s): John Last name: BROWN Date of burial: 4 Jul 1789 Age at death: 69 Calculated year of birth: 1720 Place of burial: Wroughton Dedication: All Saints County: Wiltshire
John BROWN (eldest son) was born circa 1720. | Brown, John (I01239)
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Name: Rebekah Smith
Gender: Female
Christening Date: 27 Sep 1694
Christening Place: Fyfield, Wiltshire, England
Father's Name: Thomas Smith
Mother's Name: Amie
Name: Rebecca Smith Gender: Female Birth Date: 8 Jan 1698 Christening Date: 18 Jan 1698 Christening Place: Fyfield, Wiltshire, England Age at Christening: 0 Father's Name: John Smith Mother's Name: Rebecca
"George Brown and Rebecca Smith, both of Overton married 29th July, 1716" (Alton Barnes Parish Registers)
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1752 Skinner John, son of Thomas, Little Hinton, Wiltshire, farmer, to Jonathan Leigh, 9 Jan 1752, Tallow Chandlers' Company
Could there be another sibling Robert, married Dorothy Henwood, Cholsey and had a daughter Dinah Skinner baptised 1767?
If of Little Hinton, Wiltshire then the following children baptised to Thomas and Margaret:
Feltman? Skinner 22.06.1725
Maria Skinner 23.09.1723
Maria 20.07.1727
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