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| 2951 |
Possibly the Richard Hulett born Brightwaltham, Berkshire 30.08.1752 son of Richard Hulett and Mary.
Berkshire Record Office: Nomination of Richard Hulett as parish clerk of Lambourn D/A2/c163/f68 1781
St Michael & All Angels Lambourn Marriages:
26 Jun 1788 William Spanswick [x] batchelor otp & Mary Hulcup spinster otp Witnesses : Roger Puzey & Richard Hulett | Hewlet, Richard (I04226)
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| 2952 |
Possibly the Robert Nalder who marries Margaret Spackman in 1825? | Nalder, Robert (I06268)
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| 2953 |
Possibly the Robert Pierce baptised Devizes St John 17.03.1592
Combe Hay:
On another brass-plate in the chancel floor: "Heere lyeth the body of Robert Pierce, Bachelor in Divinity, once rector of this place, who died Apr. 7, 1641, aged 49. He married Elizabeth daughter of Chidiock Tutt, esq; who (after 16 yeares widowhood) died at Cheston in Hartfordshire, Aug. 8, 1657, aged 60." Arms, a bend raguly between two unicorns j impaling quarterly effaced.
| Pierce, Robert (I06779)
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| 2954 |
Possibly the Ruth Neate who married John Wells in 1732 at Broad Hinton?
Name Ruth WELLS Date of death 17 Jun 1785 Age 87 Notes wife of John RefNum 174729 Place Fyfield, WIL
Bondsman is James Neate of Preshute. Brother?
Only one on IGI:
Ruth Neat Pedigree
Birth:
Christening: 22 APR 1696 Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire, England
Parents:
Father: William Neat Family
Mother: Elizabeth Knight
Day: 5 Month: Oct Year: 1732 Groom Forenames: John Groom Surname: WELLS Groom's parish: Fifield Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: Groom's age: Groom's notes: Mr
Bride Forenames: Ruth Bride Surname: NEAT Bride's parish: Bride's county: Bride's condition: Bride's age: Bride's notes: Mrs Place of Marriage: Broad Hinton Bondsman 1: NEATE James, Preshute,Wilts Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
| Neate, Ruth (I01952)
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| 2955 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F13606)
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| 2956 |
Possibly the Samuel Harridine buried in 1817. | Harradine, Samuel (I01640)
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| 2957 |
Possibly the Sarah Harradine of Hixworth who Marries Henry in 1837. | Harradine, Sarah (I01056)
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| 2958 |
Possibly the Sarah Neet christened South Broom Devizes 02.08.1697 daughter of John. | Neate, Sarah (I00365)
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| 2959 |
Possibly the Sir Walter St John with eulogy in 1708 at Battersea by William Abbott??
MP for Wiltshire
Founder of Walter St John school at Battersea.
This Walter given on the IGI as son of John St John and Ann Leighton? | St. John, Walter (I01316)
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| 2960 |
Possibly the son of John Pierce and Mary Northey
Did this Edward marry twice eg Jane Holland 1683 or is it his son Edward??
Could be Edward Pierce. Also a son of the same name leaves a will in 1718. Alos has a son Edward.
May have a daughter Margaret. One marries Devizes in 1672
Four in RefNum
1. Francis HOPE Date of death 8 Jan 1770 Age 68 Notes ? RefNum 93094 Place Devizes, WIL
2. Name Richard HOPE Date of death 31 Dec 1730 Age 80 Notes ? RefNum 93094 Place Devizes, WIL
3. Name Edward PIERCE Date of death 12 Nov 1684 Age ? Notes gent 3 times Mayor RefNum 93094 Place Devizes, WIL
4. Name Robert PIERCE Date of death 1 May 1692 Age 69 Notes gent RefNum 93094 Place Devizes, WIL
Edward PIERCE Pedigree
Christening: 24 JAN 1626 Devizes,St John, , Wiltshire, England
Parents:
Father: Steven PIERCE
Possibility??
Day: 29 Month: May Year: 1642 Groom Forenames: Edward Groom Surname: PEIRCE Groom's parish: Devizes Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: woollendraper Groom's age: 23 Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Margaret Bride Surname: GOLDNEY Bride's parish: Chippenham Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: 20 Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Rowde Bondsman 1: STEEVENS John, Devizes Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
| Pierce, Edward (I05354)
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| 2961 |
Possibly the son of Richard Knightley and Bridget Lucy.
?
Will of Susanna Knightley, Spinster of Saint Sepulchres, Middlesex 11 November 1685 PROB 11/381
Will of Edward Knightly, Gentleman of Gravesend, Kent 27 July 1660 PROB 11/299
Edward Kingsley Gentleman Gravesend, Kent 16 May 1659 27 July 1660 wife Katherine, brother Richard Esq, sister Ann, brother Thomas, Margaret Napier, brother and sister Thompson, brother Denereny? (Devereaux?) Knightly, brother Valentine Knightley, neices Elizabeth and Eleane daughters of his brother Richard,
Will of Valentine Knightley Northamptonshire 2 April 1666 June 1671:very faded, difficult to read, mentions brother Lucy and Denerny?
Lucy Knightley Citizen And Mercer London 13 October 1691 November 1691
?
Name: Mr Richard Knightly Marriage Date: 4 Jul 1614 Parish: St Ann Blackfriars County: London Borough: City of London Spouse: Mrs Bridget Lucy Record Type: Marriage Register Type: Parish Registe
| Knightley, Edward (I10209)
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| 2962 |
Possibly the Thomas Edwards, Shepherd who was buried 27.03.1710 Ashwell? Or could this be the father?? | Edwards, Thomas (I01574)
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| 2963 |
Possibly the Thomas Lancaster baptised Peasmarsh, 05.04.1789 son of William and Mary?
1841 census :
two Thomas Lancaster listed in Rye. One born 1776 and one 1772.
One born 1776:
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
1109 Book/Folio:
4/23 Page:
1 Registration District:
Rye Sub District:
Rye EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish:
Rye Municipal Borough:
Rye Address:
Middle Street, Rye County:
Sussex
LANCASTER, Thomas M 65 1776 Sussex
LANCASTER, Ann F 20 1821 Sussex
EDMONDS, Ann F 45 1796 Sussex
One born 1772:
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
1109 Book/Folio:
5/14 Page:
20 Registration District:
Rye Sub District:
Rye EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish:
Rye Municipal Borough:
Rye Address:
Foreign Of Rye Hoad Mill, Rye County:
Sussex
LANCASTER, Thomas M 69 Ag. Lab.1772 Sussex
LANCASTER, Lydia F 65 1776
Listed in the 1849 Rye Directory, Shopkeeper of Mermaid Street, Rye.
Two Thomas Lancasters listed on the 1841 census at Rye-both aged in their 60's.
One Thomas LancasterMiddle Street, Rye aged 65 years born in county, gardener.
Listed with Ann Lancaster aged 20 born in county. Ann Edmonds. Independant. Born in county.
The other Thomas Lancaster 69 Ag Lab and Lydia 65 year. Both born in county.
The other:
1841 Census:
Name: Thomas Lancaster
Age: 65
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1776
Gender: Male
Where born: Sussex, England
Civil Parish: Rye
Hundred: Rye
County/Island: Sussex
Country: England
Street address:
Occupation: View Image
Registration district: Rye
Sub registration district: Rye
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Ann Edmonds 45
Ann Lancaster 20
Thomas Lancaster 65
If the grocer is correct tha probably can't be Thomas who married Lydia Watts.
Listed as a Grocer at Rye on the 1851 census with his daughter Mary. There is a burial for a Thomas Lancaster in Rye in 1852 and 1863. Is this the correct Thomas Lancaster. One with a wife Elizabeth has a daughter Mary Ann Lancaster born Rye in 1823??
Second marriage may be another Thomas Lancaster eg See A2A settlements at Winchelsea.
| Lancaster, Thomas (I03493)
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| 2964 |
Possibly the Thomas Pierce son of Mr. Richard Pierce born 21.01.1644 St John Devizes.
Is this the Thomas Pierce, malster? Who is his father?
Malster of Devizes.
Describes Edward Hope the younger as his brother in law.
Any connection??
Forenames: Thomas Surname: PIERCE Place: North Tidworth; Holy Trinity County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 93056 Notes: son of Thomas & Susanna
Forenames: Thomas Surname: PIERCE Place: North Tidworth; Holy Trinity County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 93098 Notes: Rector otp
Day: 6 Month: Aug Year: 1666 Groom Forenames: Thomas Groom Surname: PEARCE Groom's parish: Devizes Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: gent Groom's age: Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Frances Bride Surname: HOPE Bride's parish: Devizes Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: COOKE Cornelius,gent,Devizes Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
| Pierce, Thomas (I06790)
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| 2965 |
Possibly the Thomas Russell of Rye who married Hannah White at Peasmarsh. 1784. If this correct a daughter Hannah was born in Peasmarsh in 1784.
This Hannah married a Thomas Ditch 7th July 1804 at Peasmarsh.
?
Buried 7th Dec 1819 at Udimore. "Hannah Ditch aged 35 wife of Thomas of Brede". | Russell, Thomas (I01801)
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| 2966 |
Possibly the Thomas Whitlock George baptised Brixton Deveril 9th August 1689 son of Hugh George and Edith.
Day: 25 Month: Feb Year: 1722 Groom Forenames: Thomas Groom Surname: GEORGE Groom's parish: Brixton Deverell Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: farmer Groom's age: 34 Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Anne Bride Surname: FROWD Bride's parish: Brixton Deverell Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: Bride's age: 40 Bride's notes: Mrs Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: HUMPHRYS John,husb,Brixton Deverell Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
?
First name(s): Thomas Whitlock Last name: GEORGE Date of burial: 17 Mar 1745 Age at death: Calculated year of birth: Not known Place of burial: Brixton Deverill Dedication: St Michael County: Wiltshire
Will of Thomas George Yeoman Earle Stoke, Wiltshire 28 May 1711 June 1715 -mentions wife Mary.
Will of Thomas Whitlock George, Brixton Deverill. 1744. | George, Thomas (I06348)
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| 2967 |
Possibly the William and Ann Chipperfield who have a son Thomas baptised in 1793
May have marrie dLydia Clayton in 1793
Burial 1839 aged 72 years
Connection??
I think that you are related to my Chipperfields, who hailed from Clavering in Essex and most of whom emigrated to Australia (NSW included) in the 1850s. Henry is a family name.My grandmother was Ruth Elizabeth Chipperfield born in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, in 1891. Her father was David Chipperfield who was born in Clavering in 1851. David had a number of brothers, Nathan, Shadrack, and Elijah. Their father was Joseph Chipperfield born c.1769 also born in Clavering.
I have been in touch with other Chipperfields in Australia and was told of the link to the cricketer - was it Arthur Gordon Chipperfield? If so he was my third cousin two times removed (apparently!). Do you have the approximate year of birth for you ggrandfather Henry, please?
My grandmother, Ruth Elizabeth Chipperfield said that we were related to the circus Chipperfields and there is evidence of some fairground people in Clavering in the 1850s\1860s on some census information I have.
?
Essex Record Office Level: Category Estate and Family records Level: Fonds CRANMER-BYNG FAMILY
Level:
Item Reference Code D/DYv/240 Dates of Creation 30 October 1821 Scope and Content Copy admission of William CHIPPERFIELD, upon death of his grandfather Salmon.
[Property as in D/DYv 237.]
Date From 1821 Date To 1821
| Chipperfield, William (I02808)
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| 2968 |
Possibly the William and Sarah Salmon baptising children at Clavering in the 1720's and 1730's? | Salmon, William (I05369)
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| 2969 |
Possibly the William Squire who marries Mary Hurst at Hitchin, Hertfordshire in 1741?
or the father of Ann Squires who marries William Chapman in 1734 at Ashwell. | Squire, William (I03152)
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| 2970 |
Possibly the witness at the marriage of John Neate and Penelope Sherrif?
Apprenticeship Indexes:
William Neate of Chicklade Wilts to Wllm Cooke of Pewsey in 1743.
Is this the William Neate described as cabinet marker of London|?
?
UK, Register of Duties Paid for Apprentices' Indentures, 1710-1811
about Will Neate
Master's Name: Will Neate Cabinet Maker
Apprentice Name: Saml Reeves
Residence Location: St Martin in the fields
Payment Date: 5 Feb 1763
| Neate, William (I03148)
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| 2971 |
Possibly this John. Left a will dated 1557 of Thaxted. May be buried Thaxted 12.03.1578. Mentions wife Margaret and son-in-law Martin Sparrow. Daughter Agnes. An Agnes Salmon married a Martin Sparrow at Thaxted 13.06.1573 | Salmon, John (I10392)
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| 2972 |
Possibly Thomas?
Name: Thomas Humfrey Gender: Male Baptism/Christening Date: 03 Sep 1676 Baptism/Christening Place: Christ Church, Swindon, Wiltshire, England Birth Date: Birthplace: Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name: Thomas Humfrey
?
[no title] 1040/217 1597-1784, 1863 These documents are held at Wiltshire and Swindon Archives
Contents:
Deeds of a house on West Side of High Street, copy will of William Humphris, Swindon, stonecutter, 1777. Label dated 1863 describes the property as now occupied by Messrs. Bradford and Foote.
Brother to this Thomas??
There is a memorial inscription at Swindon which says "Sacred to the memory of William Humphris who died Dec 13th 1736 aged 69 years" | Humphries, Thomas (I03831)
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| 2973 |
Possibly three marriages? or diffent women?
Marriage to Henry Anderson. Did he die before 1833?
Marriage to George Hunter in 1833. A George Hunter dies 1845.
Marriage to David Adamson in 1847.
Newton Parish Register, Midlothian:
1831 January 7 Henry Anderson, Ploughman, Millerhill in this parish and Helen Fala in the parish of Dalkeith gave in their names for Proclamation in order to marriage. Cautioner for the man William Craig and for the woman William Fala. Married on 11th instant by Rev. B. Reveson at Dalkeith.
Also in the records:
1833 November 23 George Hunter farm servant to Mr Robert Robertson Woolmet and Helen Fala residing at Edmonstone both in this parish gaved in their names Cautioner for the man John Adam and for the woman John Hunter.
In relation to the above, from the Burial Register;
1845, July 23 George Hunter(died 23rd. Buried 26th of Danderhall Newton Parish-order got by William Falla father-in-law of deceased-Cholera age 34.
1847 February 26th David Adamson, banksman at Wisp and Helen Falla residing at Todhills parish of Liberton gave in their names etc. Cautioner for the man William Carse and for the woman Andrew Loannie. Married 5th March thereafter by Rev. Mr. Adamson
Check 1841 Census: Newton Midlothian, Scotland:
(indexed as Palla on Ancestry)
Miller Hill, Midlothian. Possibility? Why registed as Falla not Hunter?
George Hunter aged 25 born Midlothian Ag Lab Living Newton, Midlothian
Helen Falla Ag Lab Living Newton, Midlothian
No obvious Henry or Helen Anderson on the 1841 census.
Possibility?
1861 Cenus:: Newton, Midlothian, Scotland:
Name: Helen Adamson
Age: 40
Estimated birth year: abt 1821
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name : David
Gender: Female
Where born: Yester, Haddingtonshire
Registration Number: 696
Registration district: Newton
Civil parish: Newton
County: Midlothian
Address: Public House
ED: 1
Page: 6 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 36
Line: 23
Roll: CSSCT1861_133
Household Members: Name Age
David Adamson 50
Helen Adamson 40
On death certificate parents given as William Falla, Weaver and Isabella Robertson, both deceased. Deceased of Danderhall, Edinburugh. Certified by William Syon brother-in-law.
Is William Syon married to an unknow sister of Isabella and Helen?
| Falla, Helen (I00796)
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| 2974 |
Possibly Welsh
Will of Symon Cruxson or Cruxston, Mercer of London 27 May 1584 PROB 11/67
In the name of God Amen the twenty-eight day of March anno domini one thousand five hundred eighty four and in the sixth and twentieth year of the reign of our sovereign Lady Elizabeth by the Grace of God Queen of England France and Ireland defender of the faith I Symon Cruxston citizen and mercer being of whole mynd and memory but not in perfect health of body thanks be given to almighty god I do make and ordain this my present testament and last will in manner and form following that is too say first and principally I commend my soul into the hands of almighty god my maker and creator......
Symon Croxton was granted a lease of the house in Cheap in which Agnes (probably an error for Anne) Phillipps, widow, lived, in 1567-8, to begin after her death, for 21 years. The fine was £20 at the ensealing, £40 a year after entry, and £40 two years after, with £10 also as pawn for a standing cup of that value which Sir Thomas Chamberleyne, kt., had promised to give. Croxton paid the £5 rent from 1570 to 1583. Simon Cruxson, citizen and mercer, of the parish of St. Mary le Bow, probably the same man, died in 1584 leaving his goods and leases to his wife Katharine. She paid the rent from 1584 to 1586, when she died, leaving the lease of her dwelling house and of the '2 rooms backwards' which belong to the parson of the church to her daughter Martha, wife of John Robynson. John Robynson, mercer, paid £200 fine for a lease of the property in 1586-7, and paid the £5 rent from 1586 to 1597. (fn. 11) Abraham Stephen (? recte) Speckarte paid the rent as Robinson's assign from 1597 to 1599, and Abraham Speckarte paid the same from 1599 to 1638. In 1610 Speckart, tenant of the Black Raven in Cheapside, sued for a new lease. He was offered a lease for 25 years from the expiry of the old lease, at a fine of £400, abated to £370 because he was the queen's servant, to be paid £150 in hand and the rest at year to year. On further negotiation the term was extended to 31 years, and the fine abated to £350 because paid in full in hand. Speckart is recorded as paying £330 in full for his lease in 1610-11. (fn. 12)
From: 'St. Mary le Bow 104/14', Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire: Cheapside; parishes of All Hallows Honey Lane, St Martin Pomary, St Mary le Bow, St Mary Colechurch and St Pancras Soper Lane (1987), pp. 261-266. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=8468 Date accessed: 08 January 2009.
London Subsidy Roll 1582 Normalized Index
R. G. Lang, Two Tudor Subsidy Assessment Rolls for the City of London: 1541 and 1582, London Record Society Publications 29 (1993).
V V V VVV V
Cruxton Cruxton Simon 10 202
1582 London Subsidy Roll - Cordwainer Ward St Mary Le Bow
... Edmond Pierson (£10), 10, John Edwardes (£8), 8, John Barnes (£20), 20, Symon Cruxton(£10), 10, William Beere (£8), 8, William Howland (£15), 15, ...
London: - Abstracts of Inquisitiones Post Mortem, City of London, 1485-1561
Burials.
Inquisitions of the Reign of King Henry the Eighth.
William Locke.
County: London
Country: England
Before the death of the said William Locke, one Thomas Locke, his father, deceased, was seised of 2 messuages in the parish of the Blessed Mary of the Arches (de Arcubz), in a certain lane there commonly called Bowe Lane, late in the tenure of Thomas Parise and now of Simon Croxton; ....The said 2 messuages now in the tenure of Simon Croxton are held of the Queen in chief by knight's service, and are worth per ann., clear, £4. ...
In 1531-2 Thomas Paris held two tenements from the Minoresses for a total of £5 rent. They may have occupied the middle part of 24 on the Bow Lane frontage (perhaps 24C-D). In 1539-40 Paris was said to hold the property, now a tenement with shops, cellars, and solars, under a lease for a term of 31 years granted to Thomas Alborough. William Lock acquired the freehold from the Crown in 1540. Paris was dwelling in the house in 1550 when William Lock bequeathed the property to his son John Lock, probably for the term of his life. William died in 1550. The property then passed to William's son Thomas Lock, who in 1554, the year of his death, granted it to feoffees to hold to his use and that of his wife Mary and then to the use of his son William Lock, who died in 1558. In 1561, when Mary was still alive and Matthew Lock had the reversionary interest as the heir of Thomas Lock, the property was worth £4 a year clear and was held by Simon Croxton. This tenant was presumably the Simon Cruxson, citizen and mercer of this parish, who died in 1584 leaving his interest in his leases to his widow Katharine, who herself died in 1586. (fn. 28)
From: 'St. Mary le Bow 104/24', Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire: Cheapside; parishes of All Hallows Honey Lane, St Martin Pomary, St Mary le Bow, St Mary Colechurch and St Pancras Soper Lane (1987), pp. 313-325. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=9176 Date accessed: 08 January 2009.
Will of Elyn Gresham, 1550. In the name of god Amen The sixte daye of July in the yere of o*" Lorde god a thousand fyre hundreth and fyftie And in the fourthe yere of the Reigne of o' soueraign lorde Edward the yi^ by the grace of god kinge of England ffiiiunce and Ireland defender of the &ith and of the Ghurche of England and Ireland in earth the supreme heade I Elyn Gresh'm of London widowe being hole of mynde and in good and p'fytt remembrance, laude and prayse be given to Almightie god do make ordeyn and dispose this my p'nte testament and last will in man' and forme following, that is to saye flfirst and principally I giue and comend my soule vnto Almightie god my mi^er Savio' and Redemer In whome and by the merites of whose most blessed death passion and glorious Resurrection I trust and beleve to be saved and to have full and clere remission and forgivenes of my synnes And I will my bodye be buryed in the churche of Seynt Pancrace in london yf I fortune to decease within the Citie of London in the place where the bodye of Wilyam Gresham my late husbonde lyeth buried or nere vnto the same. ... Also I bequeathe to Symon Cruxton all my leaden weightes w* beame and Skales....
| Cruxston, Simon (I05414)
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| 2975 |
Possibly Widow Jackson buried 09.8.1757, Clavering. | Snow, Elizabeth (I05287)
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| 2976 |
Possibly William??
Will of William Church Miller Oakehill, Wiltshire 10 November 1686 April 1687
Mentions sons John William and Hemmel. No wife mentioned?
| Church, William (I02869)
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| 2977 |
Possibly Winifred Dutton, wife of Thomas Dutton.
Letter addressed to her by Anne Greaham in 1573 | Winifred (I06613)
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| 2978 |
Possibly:
Buried: Thomas the son of Paul Person November 8th 1685. | Pierson, Thomas (I06940)
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| 2979 |
Possibly:
Because the family has connections with both Arkesden and Clavering its difficult to decide if George and Elizabeth are the couple buried in Arkesden or the couple buried in Clavering.
The choices are:
Arkesden.
George Burgess, bricklayer buried 17.031799
Widow Burgess of Dodhoe End buried 1801
Clavering:
Elizabeth Burgess aged 46 years buried 23 July, 1799
George Burgess buried 17.05.1805 aged 53 years.
| Burgess, George (I01289)
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| 2980 |
Possibly?
possibly VENN: Matric. sizar from KING'S, Michs. 1611; B.A. from Jesus, 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19; priest, Sept. 20, 1619. P.C. of Bury, Hunts., 1619. Perhaps V. of Broad Hinton, Wilts., 1629-64. Died Nov. 26, 1664.
Ministers in Malmesbury District about the time of the Civil Wars andRestoration Author : Book Type : People Publisher : Date : 1911-13 ISBN : Journal : WNQ, Vol. 7, pages546-51 Full Text : MINISTERS IN THE MALMESBURY DISTRICT ABOUT THE TIME OF THE CIVIL WARS AND RESTORATION
ALCOCK, THOMAS - Minister of Broad Hinton; a witness at his daughter's marr. 10 Oct. 1654; wife's name Sarah; takes a baptism 4 Sept. 1662. [Phill. Inst., d V. of Broad Hinton, 1664.] Brazenose Coll., Ox., matr. 24 Nov. 1609, cler. fil. 16, B.A. 1612, M.A. 1614.
| Family (F02246)
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| 2981 |
Possibly?
1841 Census: Duxford St John, Cambridgeshire, England:
Chalk Pit Street
Thomas Willis Publican aged 50 years born in county
Sarah aged 45 years born in county
Susan aged 20 born in county
Esther aged 14 born in county
Charlotte aged 12 born n county
Jane aged 7 born in county
(In the same street is the family of a William Willis Ag Lab)
1851 Census: Duxford St John, Cambridgeshire, England:
Thomas Willis Head 60 marr Carpenter Master Duxford
Sarah Willis Wife 67 marr "
Esther Willis Dau 22 unmarr "
(In the same street is the family of William Willis Ag Lab 58)
Possible Marriage:
THOMAS WILLIS Pedigree
Marriages:
Spouse: SARAH HAYLOCK Family
Marriage: 05 OCT 1813 Duxford St. John, Cambridge, England
1861 Census: Duxford, Cambridgeshire, England:
RG number:
RG09 Piece:
1028 Folio:
11 Page:
16 Registration District:
Linton Sub District:
1 Duxford Enumeration District:
1 Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Duxford Municipal Borough:
Address: St Peters Street, Duxford County: Cambridgeshire
Thomas Willis Head aged 70 years Carpenter
Sarah, wife 65 years
Esther Willis daughter 31 years
Edward Patterson grandson 17
James Patterson grandson 14
Grandchildren born Hatsfield, Hertsford
1871 Census: Duxford, Cambridgeshire, England:
RG number:
RG10 Piece:
1591 Folio:
12 Page:
17 Registration District:
Linton Sub District:
Duxford EnumerationDistrict:
1 Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Duxford Municipal Borough:
Address: Post Office, Duxford County: Cambridgeshire
WILLIS, Thomas Head Carpenter M 80 1791 Cambridgeshire
WILLIS, Sarah Wife F 76 1795 Cambridgeshire
WILLIS, Esther Daughter F 42 1829 Cambridgeshire
?
1881 Census Saffron Walden, Essex, England:
Name: Thos. Willis Age: 90 Gender: Male Birth Year: 1791 Birthplace: Duxford, Cambridge, England Relationship to Head of Household: Father In Law Marital Condition: Widowed Profession / Occupation: Carpenter Address: Gold Street Census Place: Saffron Walden, Essex, England Disability: Record Type: Household Family History Library Film: 1341439 The National Archives Reference: RG11 Piece / Folio: 1819 / 5 Page Number: 3 Household Gender Age Thos. Littlechild M 61
Maria Littlechild F 61
Thos. Willis M 90
| Willis, Thomas (I02232)
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| 2982 |
Possibly?
IGI:
Peter Maton Pedigree
Christening: 24 SEP 1693 Bishopstone Near Shrivenham, , Wiltshire, England
Father: Edward Maton | Morton, Peter (I04422)
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| 2983 |
Possibly?
possibly VENN: Matric. sizar from KING'S, Michs. 1611; B.A. from Jesus, 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19; priest, Sept. 20, 1619. P.C. of Bury, Hunts., 1619. Perhaps V. of Broad Hinton, Wilts., 1629-64. Died Nov. 26, 1664.
"Ministers in Malmesbury District about the time of the Civil Wars and Restoration" Author : Book Type : People Publisher : Date : 1911-13 ISBN : Journal : WNQ, Vol. 7, pages546-51
...
ALCOCK, THOMAS - Minister of Broad Hinton; a witness at his daughter's marr. 10 Oct. 1654; wife's name Sarah; takes a baptism 4 Sept. 1662. [Phill. Inst., d V. of Broad Hinton, 1664.] Brazenose Coll., Ox., matr. 24 Nov. 1609, cler. fil. 16, B.A. 1612, M.A. 1614.
| Alcock, Thomas (I07545)
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| 2984 |
Possibly?
Will of Henry Draper, Grocer of Market Lavington. Will proved 25th September 1810. PRO11/1515
Also a child Henry Draper born Market Lavington in 1803 son of Henry & Elizabeth.
Wiltshire Memorial Transcription Index:
First name(s): Henry Last name: DRAPER Date of burial: 12 Sep 1809 Age at death: 57 Calculated year of birth: 1752 Place of burial: Market Lavington Dedication: St Mary County: Wiltshire
Henry Surname: DRAPER Place: Marlborough County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 124477 Notes: of Market Lavington husb of Elizabeth
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Roberte Hopkins baptised 21.09.1623 son of Thomas at Steventon. | Hopkins, Thomas (I06719)
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Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions
Day: 1 Month: May Year: 1692 Age: 69 Forenames: Robert Surname: PIERCE Place: Devizes County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 93094 Notes: gent
There was a Robert Pierce Tailor of Devizes bondsman in 1681 for marriage of Elizabeth Pierce and Richard Hope. | Pierce, Robert (I06761)
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Pre-nuptial Settlement 5460/3/14 16 October 1652 These documents are held at Shropshire Archives
Contents:
1. Rd Cressett of Upton Cressett, esq.
Robt Cressett, son and heir apparent of Rd Cressett
Jn Lee of London, gent.
2. Sir Robt Berkeley of Spechley, Worcs, knt, Sergeant at Law Catherine his eldest dau.
3. Wm Berkeley of Cotheridge, Worcs, esq.,
Edw. Pitt of Kyre, Worcs, esq.
4. Wm Pawlett, gent., 1 of the servants of Sir Robt Berkeley
Consideration: the marriage intended shortly between Robt Cressett and Catherine Berkeley, and £2,000 to Rd Cressett from Sir Robt Berkeley, and £1,000 to be secured to be paid by Sir Robt to Rd C. on 25 May next.
1. covenant to levy a fine to 4. of the manors of Upton Cressett, Cound, Holgate, and Felhampton; the capital messuage of Upton Cressett now or late in the occ. of Rd Cressett; a water corn mill and other mills, dovehouse, park or enclosed ground for deer there, and lands and woods, etc. held with the capital messuage of Upton Cressett, which demesnes are called Broad Meadow, the little Parke Meadow, the Town Close Meadow, the Brickekill Meadow, and Pousefoote of which part is now used in tillage, the Mill Meadow, the Birchin Land, the Baulmen, the great Heathernes, the Little Heathernes, the butfields, the Bridge End Close, the Dead-pitt of which part is in tillage, the 3 sheep fields, Criddons Wall, the 2 Cowleys, the Parke, the heath without the Park, part of the 2 meadows belonging to the water corn mills and 2 hopyards (c.3a) with all houses and cottages held with the same in or near Upton Cressett, Meadowley, Lye, Criddon and Underton, now or late in the occ. of Eliz. Corser, widow, Wm Page, Jn Dod, Thos Pinches, Hen. -, ?Rd Page, Martin Weale, Fras Kandland, Rd Lewis, Jn Garbett, Wm Symonds, Chas Dudlick, --Farmer, Hen. Hayes, Thos Cheese, Anne Gallimore and Fras Cressett under Rd or Edw. Cressett, father of Rd, and all property including the capital messuage in Cound, in Over Cound or Lower Cound and Harnage, called the Weare Meadow,the Park, the Cow Pasture, the Meadow by Severn, the Meadow before the house, the Stokin, the Belch?, the hopyard, the Nechlesse, the great meadow, the Pardiches, the Lower Nechles, the field by Harris, the heath, the hownet, the field by the Barn, the inclosure in Ritons field, Harris Acres, the Mills, Richards Yards, Horsecroft, Hoods Meadow, Otleys common field, land or ground (c.10a) and Gosnells Stank Leasow and Mosterly, with houses now or late in the occ. of Jn Richards, Edw. Cressett, Jn Bennet, Thos Dod, Hen. Gosnell, Jn Jukes, Jn Wellins, Edw. Granger, Jn Adams, Thos Jukes, Thos Phillips, Thos Granger, Jn Farmer, tanner, and Jn Farmer jnr.
Trusts and uses not abstracted.
Schedule of grants or estates not over 2 lives now in being or not determinable before 1 Nov. 1652, of houses and lands in the fine and recovery; names of tenants, old yearly rents and increased rents.
Another schedule of leases not over 3 lives or for a certain number of years or held by copy for 3 lives or at will, etc.
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Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. John Skeate Yeoman Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire. 14 April 1638 - Reference: PROB 11/176/555
Ships money 1635: Wootton Bassett : Skeate Jo: Senior Wootton Bassett 0-12-0 Skeate Jo: Junior Wootton Bassett 0-5-0
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Preshute Marriages. Mr. Jeffery Skeat, of Abree, & Mrs. Ann Vilet, of Swindon,.. 18 Feb. 1685 (Abre may be Avebury?)
There is a Jeffrey Skeate born 22.05.1664 at Wootton Bassett, son of Robert. If correct this Robert baptised Wootton Bassett 1640 the son of Jeffrrey Skeate, Chandler of Wootton Bassett who left a will dated 1656.
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Preshute, Wiltshire Parish Registers:
Burial entry only says Brown wife of Farmer Brown, 11.12.1738
-need to find out order of last two marriages | Neale, Charlotte (I01266)
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Prioress there??
1660 Susanna HUSSEY? d of George & Grace Hussey? (born 18-Jul) bap (PR-1/2-07)
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PRO reference C 1/44/185
James Carrue and Elianore his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas Hoo, knight, late Lord Hoo aned Hastynges v Thomas Hoo esquire, brother of said late lord: Marriage portion due to the said Elianore out of the price of Hastings Rape: Sussex. (12 Edw IV)
Writ to the sheriff of Surrey to compel Richard Carew to return the manors of Beddington, Bandon and Norbury claimed by John Iwardby and Sarcha his wife, Walter Twynyho and Eliz. his wife, Chris. Tropenell and Anne his wife. 25/3/2 8 May 8 Henry VII [1493]
These documents are held at Sutton Local Studies Centre
Former reference: [A18] Administrative history: On the death of Nicholas Carew in 1466 the major part of the family property passed to James Carew (Nicholas' uncle). The manor of Nutfield however was divided amongst Nicholas' sisters Sancha, Elizabeth and Anne (see Victoria History of the County of Surrey, vol. iii, p.224). They presumably also laid claim to Beddington, Bandon and Norbury as coheirs of their brother.
"James Carewe, esq. Writ 2 Jan., inquisition the last day of January, 8 Hen. VII. [1493]. Lands to the use of Nicholas Carue, of Bedyngton co. Surrey, esq., deceased, and his heirs, and to the use of his last will,... to one Nicholas Carue his son and heir in tail male. The said Nicholas the son had issue Nicholas and James, and died, when the premises descended to the said Nicholas as his son and heir. One the death of the said Nicholas, brother of James, the premises descended to Nicholas his son heir, who died without male issue, whereupon the premises descended to the said James Carue named in the writ, as his uncle and heir male.
The said James Carue died 22 Dec. last. [1492] Richard Carue, aged 23 and more, is his son and heir."
Nicholas Carew (Nicholas de Carreu), head of the Surrey branch of the family, took a lease of the manor of Beddington in 1352. The reversion was conveyed to him in 1363. The manor of Norbury was in his possession by 1375, and the manor of Nutfield was conveyed to him, possibly in the first place as a mortgage, in 1380. The manors of Bandon and Ravensbury were added by purchase to the family's possessions during the next century, and the manor of Wartling in Sussex passed into the family through the marriage of James Carew to Eleanor, daughter and co-heir of Thomas Lord Hoo. (Nutfield had not passed to James Carew on the death of his nephew in 1467, but had been divided among his nieces.)
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PROB 11/1288/7029 March 1797 Will of Samuel Strudwick otherwise Stredwick of New Hanover County State of North...Will of Samuel Strudwick otherwise Stredwick of New Hanover County State of North Carolina , North America
Son?
Will of Samuel Strudwick Victualler Westminster 15 September 1791 30 September 1791
In 1713 Mary Pett and Samuel Devisscher's heirs mortgaged to Thomas Jenkins eleven houses on the north side of St. James's Placeand half the open ground before them, (ref. 11) and in 1721 Edmund Devisscher conveyed to Arthur Cooke and William Theed twelve houses on the south side and the other half of the open ground inthe street. (ref. 12) By 1736 the ownership had become vested in Edmund Strudwick of St. Anne's,Soho, (ref. 13)and in 1763 the eleven houses on the north side, and perhaps those on the south, had descended to Edmund Strudwick, of Ipswich, and Samuel Strudwick of St. Marylebone. (ref. 14) From: 'St. James's Place', Survey of London: volumes 29 and 30: St James Westminster, Part 1 (1960), pp. 511-541. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=40626 Date accessed: 23 November 2012.
From two deeds of lease and release in New Hanover Co., dated 10th and 11th April, 1754, "Geo. Burrington, late Governor, etc., now residing in the Parish of St. Margaret Westminster, in the County of Middlesex," conveyed to Samuel Strudwick his lands on Northeast Cape Fear, called "Stag Park," of 10,000 acres, and lands on the North- west Cape Fear called "Hawol Fields" (Hawfields) of 30,000 acres. This deed mentions that by letters patent dated 29th April, 1730, he had been appointed Governor with a salary of 700 pounds per annum, to be paid quarterly by John Hammerton, Esq., Receiver-General; that he was still in arrearage 3,325 pounds, and in consideration of advancement by Edw. Strudwick, the father of Samuel Strudwick, of Mortimer street, in the Parish of St. Mary Le Bow, in said County of Middlesex, he makes that conveyance. It is acknowledged before the Lord Mayor in the Mansion Hovise, April 11, 1754.
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PROB 11/131/331 Description: Will of Edward Stafford, Clothier of Chippenham, Wiltshire Date: 25 March 1618: daughter Maria, Sibbell and Christian, my grandchild Michael Stafford, son of my son Henry deceased, his brothers Henry and Samuel, grandson William Exham son of my daughter Margaret, deceased, his brethren John, Thomas, Mary, Margaret and Christian, grandchild Mary Vizer daughter of my foresaid daughter Mary, John, Gabriel, William and Johane his brethren, children of Sibell: Gabriel, thomas, Edward, Richard, Charles Stephen and Agnes Bridges, Agnes Michell daughter of Christian, my son Edward and his children Edward, Thomas, Eleazer, Anne and Mary, my son Peter deceased, John Scott my kinsman, my brother in law Henry and Gabriel Gouldney.
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PROB 11/138/536 Description: Will of William Barrett or Barret, Grocer of Saint Alban Wood Street, City of London Date: 18 December 1621 | Family (F02764)
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PROB 11/151 Will of Elizabeth Seaman, Widow of Painswick, Gloucestershire
-husband of Dr John Seaman, daughter Grace Walrond to educate my daughters Elizabetha and Mary(under 16 years) son in law Humphrye Walrond, sons William, Samuel and Edward.
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PROB 11/1634/359 Description: Will of Martha Strudwick, Widow of County of Orange, North Carolina , United States of America Date: 20 September 1820
August, 1805 - Will of Martha Strudwick (Will Book D, I5U) dated Aug. 6, 1803. leaves estate to Samuel Strudwick, her grandson, "when he arrives at 20." (Samuel is the son of Martha's son, William F. Strudwick.
"In the name of God Amen this is my last will
I give to my grandson Samuel Strudwick my legacy on the Carolina estate when he arrives at 20 and also give him my legacy in the City estate whenever it shall fall in
I also give him all my plate large gold watch gold chain and seals at the time of his father's death
I also give him my house and lot in the town at Hillsborough on the death of his father
I also give him my furniture china glass and house linen when he arrives at 20. I mean in the Riversdale? house
In case of Samuel's death then I give this property to Edmund
I give to Field Silla her full liberty at the time of my death until hers together with her corn and 5 pounds a year for her life
I give to my son William F. Strudwick all my other property and in make him my sole executor Martha Strudwick
I give in to Elizabeth Kirby $50 if she is with me at the time of my death
I mean Samuel should have half my plate when he arrived at 20 and the other half on the death of his father
This purse with the money that I give to my grandson Samuel Strudwick together with my morocco pocketbook for his sole purpose and use hoping his father will use him kindly on my account this is my last will and desire to my son. Martha Strudwick, state of North Carolina
I John Taylor Clerk of Orange County Court of pleas and quarter sessions do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the last will and testament of Martha Strudwick deceased with the codicil annexed and also the copy of the certificate of probate thereof as the same stand on record in my office in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and fixed the seal of the said County of Orange in my office in the town of Hillsborough the 30th day of November anno domino 1810 J. Taylor
Probatum September 20, 1820 to Peter Brown the administrator of William Francis Strudwick deceased first sworn duly to administer for the benefit and use of Samuel Strudwick the natural lawful son and one of the next of kin of the said William Francis Strudwick now residing in the County of Orange aforesaid. William Francis Strudwick the sole executor and residuary legatee named in the said will dying intestate without taking upon himself the probate execution of the said will or the letters of administration.
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PROB 11/234/25 Description: Will of Robert Dillingson of Metston in the Isle of Wight, Hampshire Date: 14 March 1654: wife Francis.
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PROB 11/24/45 Description: Will of Robert Gedge, Mercer of London Date: 28 April 1531:Margaret my wife, children not named.
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PROB 11/281/403 Description: Will of Doctor Francis Alexander, Doctor of Law of Saint Michael near Winchester, Hampshire Date: 02 July 1658 :wife, son Gerrard, son George, daughter Susan, son William, son James, son and daughter Presson, son Edward and son Leonard. Proved Anne Alexander, relict.
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