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PROB 11/286 1659 AD Will of Thomas Davy, yeoman of Henham Made Sept 1658. He mentions his wife Joane, his daughter Joane, son Robert Davy, son William Davy, and Thomas Stean (almost illegible) the son of Nicholas Stean. The witnesses were John Measant and William Smith. Proven in London on 27th Jan 1658.
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Will of William Davey, senior, of Henham, yeoman
Repository: Essex Record Office
Level: Category Archdeaconry records
Level: Fonds ARCHDEACONRY OF COLCHESTER
Reference Code D/ACW 22/6
Dates of Creation 17 April 1684
Title [Will of William DAVEY, senior, of Henham, yeoman]
Date From 1694
Date To 1694
65 Q/SO 1/827 ORDER BOOK EPIPHANY 1652 - MICHAELMAS 1661 HENHAM in [th]e Mount: Petty Constables' [ff. 250v., 251r.]
'It is ordered by this Co[ur]t That Symon Hayward & William Davy of HENHAM in [th]e Mount bee sworne to serve as petty Constables in the s[ai]d p[ar]ish of HENHAM for this yeare in the roome of John Cornwell & William Lyndsell; And the two next justices of [th]e Peace in that Division, or any [f.251r.] one of them, are desired to send for them & sweare them accordingly'.
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PROB 11/48/435 Description: Will of Oliver Hide or Hyde, Gentleman of Habendon, Berkshire Date: 04 May 1566: wife Thomazin, my brother William Hyde, Humphrey Hyde, my brother Hugh.
Repository: Essex Record Office Level: Category Estate and Family records Level: Fonds PETRE FAMILY OF INGATESTONE AND WEST HORNDON. Level: Sub-Fonds DEEDS Level: Series Medieval deeds pertaining to the Petre estates Level: Item Counterpart lease for 40 years at annual rent of £26 13s. 4d. Reference Code: D/DP T1/491 Dates of Creation: 2 May 35 Henry VIII [1543] Title: Counterpart lease for 40 years at annual rent of £26 13s. 4d. Scope and Content: Oliver Hyde of Abingdon, Berkshire, esq. and Thomasyne his wife to William Raynolde of Chelmsford, draper. Manor of Margaretting
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PROB 11/64/508 Description: Will of George Kekewiche of Katchefrenshe, Cornwall Date: 09 November 1582: daughter Grace, Mary, daughter Margaret all not married, George my eldest son, John my second son, Peter my third, Edward my fourth and Frances my youngest son, wife Catherine, daughter Kate Lanyan?, her grandmother Buller, daughter Ann Clowberye, wife of Oliver. | Family (F03432)
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PROB 11/69/313 Description: Will of Benett Jaye, Gentleman of Waverley, Surrey Date: 04 June 1586
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JAY of Waverley Abbey in Farnham, and later of Dorking.
Arms: Sable three leopard faces erased Argent crowned Or. *
Crest: Out of a coronet per pale Argent and Or a camel head issuing Sable besanty.
From the brass in Farnham Church to Benedict Jay, (d.1586), of Waverley Abbey, Sergeant of the Woodyard to Queen Elizabeth I and as borne (SV1623) by William Jay of Dorking, son of Anthony Jay of Waverley Abbey, 2nd son of Benedict. * Burke records these arms for Jaye, of Dorking, with an additional coat; Or three leopards' heads erased and crowned Sable Crest: Out of a ducal coronet per pale Or and Azure a camel's head Sable bezanté. (BGA)
| Jaye, Benedict (I10753)
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PROB 11/69/406 Description: Will of Nicholas Rutlande or Rutlands of Mitcham, Surrey Date: 05 July 1586:wants to be buried at Mytcham, wife Dorothy, Manor of Ravensbury, son Frances, youngest son William, land in Kent, Surrey, Mitcham, Martine and Wymbelton, daughter Joan, son in law Thomas Watton.
Married Dorothy Hedworth.
Visitation: Nicholas Rutland Micham in com. Surrey Clark of the Catry ob. 1582. m. Dorathey Hedworth d. of William Hedworth sonn & heir of Anthony Hedworth. In other visitations given as daughter of Anthony Hedworth and Cicely Heron(sister of Alexander Heron)
| Rutland, Nicholas (I10593)
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PROB 11/83/120 Description: Will of Cristram Dillington, Gentleman of Newchurch Isle of Wight, Hampshire Date: 14 February 1594 :eldest daughter Barbara, youngest daughter Ann, eldest son Robert, brother Robert Dillington, my brother Scott, my sister Southcowte, cousin John Baskett, Henry Brewen of Dorset, wife Jane executor.
| Dyllington, Tristam (I09667)
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Probable marriage:
Godfrey, Charles, of Romsey, Esq., 21, b., & Frances Silver, of St. Mary Calendar, Winchester, 21, sp., at St. Maurice. 3 July, 1808. Thomas Silver, of the s., clerk, bondsman.
A Charles and Frances Godfrey baptise children at Frawley and Dibden, Hampshire between 1810-18? | Silver, Frances (I00625)
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Probably a first cousin of her husband.
May have been married previously to John Henbury? of East Orchard (see Visitation of 1623)
Or this Elizabeth not the wife of John Richmond Webb??
Son?:
A2A
[no title] D1760/13/3 1669
2 docs
Contents:
Deeds relating to messuage in Shaftesbury in the possession of Mary Case, widow
Parties mentioned: John Henbury of West 'Orchett' [Orchard]; Mary Case alias Hann of Shaftesbury
Who is this Elizabeth Nicholas?
Day: 14 Month: Mar Year: 1606 Groom Forenames: Daniel Groom Surname: ELLSON Groom's parish: Bishops Cannings (Coate) Groom's county: Wiltshire,England
Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: Groom's age: Groom's notes: Bride Forenames: Elizabeth Bride Surname: NICHOLAS Bride's parish: Bishops Cannings (Coate) Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: Bride's age: Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: NICHOLAS Robert, Coate,Bishops Cannings Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Dean & Chapter in Salisbury, Wiltshire
Possibility:
Buried. Elizabeth WEB Date 10 May 1627 Aged ? Place Devizes Description St Mary Denomination Anglican County code WIL
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Probably a second marraige. First to Sarah Burch in 1745 at Marlborough?
Married: Thomas Beckingham, yeo of Baydon and Mary Wall of Ramsbury, Wilts. Given by Giles Braxston, yeo of Ramsbury.
Will of Thomas Beckingham 1793??
In the name of God, Amen. I Thomas Beckingham the Elder of Baydon in the County of Wilts, Yeoman, .... Also I give devise and bequeath unto my son Thomas Beckingham all those my messuages or tenements and lands with the her editaments and appurtenances thereto belonging situate lying and being in the several Parishes of Baydon and Aubourn in the said County of Wilts ... I give devise and bequeath unto my wife Mary in lieu and in full discharge for Two Hundred and Forty Two pounds Ten shillings being part of the personal estate made and secured by Deed of Marriage Settlement....
| Beckingham, Thomas (I09150)
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| 3010 |
Probably baptised 18th June 1721 of Bishops Cannings, daughter of William and Elizabeth.
Check if this William's mother is Elizabeth or Mary?. If this is correct than a brother of William Ruddle who marries Elizabeth Cox and whose son William marries a Jane Ruddle.
First name(s): Mary Last name: BROWN Date of burial: 21 Jul 1796 Age at death: 75 Calculated year of birth: 1721 Place of burial: Wroughton Dedication: All Saints County: Wiltshire
Day: 16 Month: Jul Year: 1796 Age: Forenames: Mary Surname: BROWN Place: Wroughton County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117627 Notes: wife of John
Will of William Ruddle of Bishops Cannings: Brother John Ruddle, son in law John Brown of Over Upham, Aldbourne and kinsman Phillip Parry of Eastcott, wife Eliabeth, daughter Mary wife of John Brown, grandson John Brown, his brother Thomas Brown, their brother William Brown, eldest son of John and Mary Brown, my daughter Margery Rose, grandaughter Ann Brown. | Ruddle, Mary (I01271)
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Probably died young. Not mentioned in grandmothers will of 1812. | Chamberlain, William Augustus Charles (I03033)
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Probably from elsewhere as according to Litlington IGI no Blows before baptism of James and Marriage of Michael.
Possibility??
MICHAELL BLOWES Pedigree
Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 05 NOV 1609 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
No parents given:
1. SAMUEL BLOWES - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 26 AUG 1614 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
2. MARY BLOWES - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 01 JUL 1604 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
3. MARTHA BLOWES - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 01 MAR 1611 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
4. JOHN BLOWES - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 08 AUG 1602 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
5. MICHAELL BLOWES - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 05 NOV 1609 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
6. THOMAS BLOWES - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 07 FEB 1599 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
7. JEAMES BLOWES - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 29 MAR 1607 Tadlow, Cambridge, England
| Blows, Michael (I06139)
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| 3013 |
Probably Harding as Edward mentions my brother William Harding. | Harding, Margaret (I09093)
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Probably John Neate the younger of Box who drowned crossing a river- reported in the Daily Universal Register Jan 24th 1786.
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| 3015 |
Probably Listed at Clyde on the 1871 Census. Very difficult to read.
Could be Stockwell Street
Potter, James Head Widower 58 years Labourer Born Scotland
Potter, Jane Daugh Unm 22 Machinist Scotland
Potter, Margaret Daugh Unm 17 Scotland
Potter, James Son Unm 13 Messenger Boy Scotland
Potter, Mary Daugh Unm 10 Scholar Scotland
Smith, Richard, Visitor Unm 32 Labourer Scotland
One boarder undecipherable
One other
1881 Census: Glascow, Lanarkshire, Scotland:
320 Castle, Glascow:
Smith, Richard, Head, Carter, M 40 Boness, Linlithgow, Scotland
Smith, Jane, Wife 32 Edinburgh, Scotland
Smith, Richard, Son 8 Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Smith, David, Son 4 Lanark, Scotland
Smith, William Son 2 Lanark, Scotland
Smith, Hamilton, Son 5m Lanark, Scotland
Potter, James, Boarder Carter 67 Ecclesmachen, Linlithgow, Scotland
Potter, James, Boarder Railway Porter Un 22 years, Edinburgh, Scotland
Potter, Mary, Domestic Servant Un 21 years, Edinburgh, Scotland
1891 Census: Glascow, Scotland: England:
Name: Richard Smith
Age: 52
Estimated birth year: abt 1839
Relationship: Head
Gender: Male
Where born: Boness, Linlithgowshire
Registration Number: 644/3
Registration district: Dennistoun
Civil parish: Glasgow Townhead
County: Lanarkshire
Address: 320 Castle St
Occupation: Carter
ED: 70
Page: 20 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 85
Line: 8
Roll: CSSCT1891_251
Household Members: Name Age
James Potter 52
David Smith 14
Hamilton Smith 10
James Smith 8
Richard Smith 52
William Smith 12
Name: Richard Smith
Age: 51
Estimated birth year: abt 1840
Relationship: Head
Gender: Male
Where born: Boness, Lith.
Registration Number: 644/6
Registration district: St Rollox
Civil parish: Glasgow Barony
County: Lanarkshire
Address: 56 Couper St
Occupation: Carter
ED: 42
Page: 7 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 37
Line: 11
Roll: CSSCT1901_288
Household Members: Name Age
Augus Smith 13
James Smith 17
Jane Smith 15
Richard Smith 51
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Probably married a Thomas Clarke of Trowbridge, baker.
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Name: Elizabeth Aldridge Gender: Female Spouse's Name: Thomas Clark Marriage Date: 26 May 1696 Marriage Place: Little Cheverell, Wiltshire, England
[no title] 281M/T828 1727 These documents are held at Devon Record Office
Contents:
18 November 1727
Quitclaim
1. Elizabeth Clarke of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, widow, executrix of will of Thomas Clarke, baker, deceased, Thomas Clarke of Trowbridge, cothier, eldest son and Edward Shrapnell of Trowbridge, clothier and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Elizabeth and Thomas Clarke.
2. Edward Mortimer
Lands and hereditaments in Bulkington and Keevil, Wiltshire mortgaged by Francis Merewether to John Aldridge for £579.
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Probably married an Andrew Craig and had children: Elizabeth 1775, George 1776, Agnes 1779, Christain 1782, Isabella 1784, Janet 1787, Isabel 1790, Helen 1792, and Mary 1795.- listed in Kelso Parish Register | Falla, Agnes (I02037)
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Probably married John Matthews at Peasemore 1696. | Selwood, Mary (I09296)
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Probably mentioned in the will of Richard Barnes as widowed sister of Bartholomew; Anne Connors.
Check spelling is it Comyn?
1570 COMIN THO LONDON (ST GILES CRIPPLEGATE) LONDON 1583 COMIN ARTH LONDON (ST GILES CRIPPLEGATE) LONDON 1588 COMIN JAS LONDON (ST OLAVE HART STREET) LONDON
Does he mean Elizabeth??
1562 BARNES ELZ CONNIES RALF ST MARY COLECHURCH LONDON
Name: Elizabeth Barnes Marriage Date: 17 Dec 1562 Parish: St Mary Cole Church County: London Borough: City of London Spouse: Rauphe Connyes Record Type: Marriage
| Barnes, Anne (I05688)
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Probably related to the Aldbourne Brown's also eg: Strong as a Middle name.
Will of Mary Baker, Widow of Abingdon , Berkshire 16 February 1856 PROB 11/2226-mentions daughters Mary and Anna Strong Baker, sons Thomas and Francis John Baker, daughters Ann Trembell and Martha Miller. Nephews of Stephen Saunders of South Crawley and Charles Rovey of East Hendred, Son in law Edwin James Tremwell, son in law William Kent Robert husband of my daughter Francis Eliza, late husband thomas Baker,
| Brown, Mary (I07258)
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Probably Robert Berry | Berry (I11176)
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Probably son of Phillip Sheldon of Spetchely, eldest son of Richard Sheldon.
Possible parents??
1584 SHELDON PHIL SLADE ELZ ST BOTOLPH WITHOUT BISHOPSGATE LONDON
...sold it to Richard Sheldon in 1544?5. (fn. 41) By his will, proved in February 1562, Richard left it to his wife Margaret for her life or as long as she remained unmarried, with reversion to Philip, his eldest son. (fn. 42) The latter with his wife Elizabeth and son William sold Spetchley in 1606 to Rowland Berkeley, a clothier of Worcester, (fn. 43) who left it to his second son Robert in 1611. (fn. 44)
From: 'Parishes: Spetchley', A History of the County of Worcester: volume 3 (1913), pp. 524-528. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=43165 Date accessed: 25 April 2009. | Sheldon, Elizabeth (I04407)
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Probably the "nephew" Hugh Hope mentioned in the will of Richard Hope 1730. | Hope, Hugh (I07485)
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Probably the Ambrose Lanfear son? mentioned in the will of Sarah Nalder, 1826.
| Smith, Sarah (I06797)
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Probably the Devon descendants of the Devizes, Wiltshire family?
Which Samuel Pierce?
Father?
? Will of Adam Pierce Gentleman Shelbrook, Devonshire 9 September 1708 January 1714
Deceased daughter Elizabeth Morgan, my son Eyles children, son Samuel, cousin Samuel Pierce, late wife the executrix of her former husband Mr Cooper, cousin Hannah New, nephew Mr Edward Pierce, menions baptists, baptists at Exon,
Will of Samuel Pierce Gentleman Yendacott, Devonshire 15 June 1713 December 1713-mentions wife Elizabeth, younger sons Samuel John and Thomas, eldest son Adam Pierce.
Son ?
Will of Adam Pierce Esquire Yendacott, Devonshire 4 December 1732 February 1733
Probably a descendent:
Pierce was born on June 23, 1746 at the Vicarage House, at Upottery Rectory, near Honiton , Devon , the son of Adam Pierce (1717-1785), cabinet-maker, and Susannah (c.1710-1770), daughter of Joseph Chilcott, vicar of Upottery.
1732-3. The last Will of Adam Pierce of Yendacott, Co. Devon, Esquire.
.....to his wife Ann ... and to her father John Gibbs, Esquire, JJ and to his brother Samuel Pierce (whom he makes his Executors) he leaves all his freeholds, in trust, to pay his debts, and then to his sons, if any, in tail male ; remainder to his daughters as tenants in common ; remainder to his brother Samuel Pierce for life, with remainder to his son in tail male ; remainder to his brother Thomas Pierce for life, and then to his sons in tail male; remainder to his brother John Pierce for life, and then to his sons in tail...the manor and lands at Thorowton to his brother Samuel, absolutely, and the rest of the leaseholds to his own daughters.
The plate to remain as heirlooms in the Pierce family. Personalty to remain as a fund for the education of his children. Confirms his Marriage Settlement (February, 1728). Will dated Dec. 4th, 1732. Proved 27th Feb., 1732-3, by the three Exors.
| Pierce, Samuel (I08933)
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Probably the Edmund Webb of Fyfiled who leaves a will dated 1696.
Mentions brother John Webb of Westminster eg "Colonel John Richmond Webb"? | Webb, Edmond Richmond (I01437)
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Probably the Elizabeth Pleydell Nott who married Richard Franklin of Wroughton at Minety in 1719. Not mentioned in mother's will of 1744. | Nott, Elizabeth Pleydell (I07854)
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Probably the Frank Maitland joiner listed at Gorvan, Lanark on the 1881 census | Maitland, Francis (I03430)
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Probably the grandfather of the famous Berkshire cricketers Francis Webb Neate born Newbury,1940 and Patrick Whistler Neate born Newbury, 1946.
1901 Census Newbury, Berkshire, England:
Caleb Camburn 43 Elham, Kent, England Visitor Newbury Berkshire
Anna H Neate 12 Hungerford, Berkshire, England Daughter Newbury Berkshire
Arthur W Neate 20 Kintbury, Berkshire, England Son Newbury Berkshire
Arthur Webb Neate 51 Cricklade, Wiltshire, England Head Newbury Berkshire
Ellen Neate 47 Kingsdon, Hampshire, England Wife Newbury Berkshire
Ellen M Neate 8 Newbury, Berkshire, England Daughter Newbury Berkshire
Eva V Neate 4 Newbury, Berkshire, England Daughter Newbury Berkshire
Francis W Neate 16 Hungerford, Berkshire, England Son Newbury Berkshire
George W Neate 18 Hungerford, Berkshire, England Son Newbury Berkshire
Stephen F Neate 10 Newbury, Berkshire, England Son Newbury Berkshire
Maria F Pearce 21 Sunninghill, Berkshire, England Servant Newbury Berkshire
| Neate, Arthur Whistler (I00532)
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Probably the John buried Arkesden aged 35 02.1820? | Jackson, John (I01274)
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Probably the Ralph Rochford mentioned in the will of Oliver St John | Rochford, Ralph (I04628)
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Probably the Richard Wall baptised 11.06.1739 son of George and Mary. This George probably the one born in 1700 in Lambourne. A George Wall marries a Mary Collins in Lidington in Wiltshire in 1729?
Will PRO 11/962. Richard Wall yeoman of Chipping Lambourne.
| Wall, Richard (I07246)
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Probably the spinster who died Aldbourne, 1840.
Will PRO11/1933 -nephews and neices children of my brother Thomas Brown, nephews and neices children of my brother William Brown, nieces and nephews children of my late sister Mary Brown,
Wiltshire Memorial Inscription??
Day: 1 Month: Aug Year: 1840 Age: 74 Forenames: Miriam Surname: BROWN Place: Aldbourne County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117848
Is this the Miriam Brown mentioned in Stephen Neate's will of 1816??
Miriam BROWN was born circa 1765. She was baptized on 14 Nov 1765 at Aldbourne, Wilts. She was living on 24 Mar 1777. She left a will on 25 Sep 1828 at Aldbourne, Wilts (spinster). She died on 1 Aug 1840 (presumably unmarried). She was buried on 5 Aug 1840 at Aldbourne, Wilts. Her estate was proved on 2 Sep 1840.
| Brown, Miriam (I02066)
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| 3034 |
Probably the Stephen Neate mentioned in the letter dated 19.03.1936 with Annes Neate's pedigree.
Also the one who married at Stroke Demerel in 1875.
1881 Census: Marlborough, Wiltshire, England:
Stephen Head 30 years born Marlborough.
Charlotte 38 years born Plymouth
Edith, 5 born Marlborough
Henry, 4 born Marlborough
Reginald, 2 born Marlborough
Annie Neate, sister, 31 born Marlborough
John nephew 15 born St Neots, Cornwall
1891 Census: Marlborough, Wiltshire, England:
Neate, Stephen H 1 Chichester, Oxfordshire Son St Giles Berkshire
Neate, Stephen H 39 Marlborough, Wiltshire Head Upholsterer Marlborough St Peter and St Paul Wiltshire
Neate, Charlotte 47 St Neots, Cornwall Wife Marlborough St Peter and St Paul Wiltshire
Neate, Edith J 15 Plymouth, Devon Daughter Marlborough St Peter and St Paul Wiltshire
Neate, Edward S 7 Marlborough, Wiltshire Son Marlborough St Peter and St Paul Wiltshire
Neate, Frederick C 9 Marlborough, Wiltshire Son Marlborough St Peter and St Paul Wiltshire
Neate, Henry J 14 Marlborough, Wiltshire Son Marlborough St Peter and St Paul Wiltshire
Neate, Reginald W 12 Marlborough, Wiltshire Son Marlborough St Peter and St Paul Wiltshire | Neate, Stephen Henry (I02055)
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Probably the Thomas Neate who married Mary Kell on 21.01.1800 at St Peter , Marlborough. Groom of the parish, bride a minor, with mother Sarah's consent.
Also the the parchment maker of Salisbury.
Salisbury Charter Trustees: The Chartered Borough
Workhouse and Municipal Poor Relief:
FILE - Register of settlement examinations and informations. - ref. G23/1/137 - date: 1814-1818
item: Name, Residence & Age: Neate Thomas St. Martin, 39; Place of Birth: Preshute; Name of Wife or Husband & Children: Mary, John 15, Thomas 14, Mary 13, Ann 11, Sarah 7, James 6, Caroline 4 and Martha 2, children - ref. G23/1/137/64 - date: 1816 From:http://www.a2a.pro.gov.uk/search/docframe.asp?styletype=xsl&i=18&filename=xsl\A2A_com.xsl&com=1 | Neate, Thomas (I00498)
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PROBATE: Will 1518 [PCC:13 Aylotte
Does he mention a daughter/ daughters in his will? May have a daughter Alice? and an Ellyn? Mother mentions two Alice's in will?
Will of William Gresham..." Ellyn Copland my kynneswoman"
| Copeland, William (I08144)
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Qld BDM -1911/B10561 Craig Bertha Jeffery Charles Henry
| Craig, Charles (I00781)
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Quarry Labourer.
| Brown, Andrew (I03371)
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Rachel Agnes BROWN was born on 17 Dec 1826. | Brown, Rachel Agnes (I03102)
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Ralph Shirley, eldest son and heir of Sir Ralph Shirley, by Joan, heiress of Bassett of Brailsford, was buried in the chancel of this church, together with his third wife. He was first married to Margaret, sister and heir of Thomas Staunton, of Staunton Harold; secondly, to Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Blount; and thirdly, to Lucy, daughter of Sir John Aston, knight, relict of Sir John Byron, and Sir Bertram Entwissel. Ralph Shirley died in 1466, and his wife Lucy in 1481.
National Archives: 1153-17th cent Held by Berkeley Castle Muniments
[no title] BCM/D/5/51/7 [1471]
Contents:
Walter Blount, knight, Lord Mountjoy, and Edward Langford, esquire; and Nicholas Penyston. 12 Nov. 11 Edw. IV
Walter and Edward have granted to Nicholas a messuage in Long Whatton in the tenure of Thomas Chetyl, a messuage in the tenure of John Milner and 1 virgate of land in the tenure of William Royst and John Poutrell in the same vill; for Nicholas's life.
[In view of the participation of Walter Blount, this charter belongs also among those of the Shirley estate, BCM/G: the Shirleys held a manor in Long Whatton, and Sir Ralph Shirley (d. 1466) married as his second wife Elizabeth Blount, Walter's sister: Nichols, Leics. Iii (2), 709.]
| Shirley, Ralph (I08513)
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Receipt for the purchase money under no. 5, 2 November 1683.
Copy of the will (dated 23 May 1693) of George Strangways of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis; to be buried at Abbottsbury; £10 to the poor there; mourning rings and plate to sisters-in-law Mary Ryves and Anne Chafin, nephew Nicholas Hurdey and niece Grace Bacon; £10 to god daughter and kinswoman Mrs Katherine Merefield; clothes to servant John Locke; farm at Bolmston alias Bompston, parish of Stinsford, to wife Bridgett for the remainder of his term in the same, and farm in Melcombe Regis to her; residue of estate to wife, who is sole executrix.
Lease and release (21-22 March 1694/5) by Strangways, to William Stroode of Parham, Dorset, Esq., Francis Mohun of Fleete, Dorset, Esq. and William Churchill the elder of Muston, Dorset, Esq., of the capital messuage called Holway or Holwall House, and all appurtenances, and tenements now or late in the occupation of Mary Furmage, William Rogers, Lewis Furmage and Bridget Furmage, widow Rawlins, and John Bath, and 2a. of land in the occupation of Jasper Rogers, all in the parish of Cattistocke; to the use of Strangways for life, then to Bridgett for life, thence to Nicholas Hardy of Woolcombe Matravers, Dorset, Esq., his nephew, for life, thence to Hardy's sons successively in tail male, then to Hardy's daughters and their issue, with further remainder to Grace, wife of Thomas Bacon of Maunsell, Somerset, Esq., Hardy's sister, and her heirs and assigns; and a mansion house in Melcombe Regis near St Nicholas Street to the use of Bridgett absolutely; power of revocation and power to appoint new uses reserved to Strangways.
Lease and release (30-31 December 1719) by John Cheveley of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, Esq. and Elizabeth his wife, and Dorothy Bacon, spinster (2 of the 4 daughters and coheirs of Grace Bacon...), to Awnsham Churchill of Pater Noster Row, parish of St Gregory, City of London, Esq., of their two fourth shares in Holway Farm alias Holloway Farm alias Holwell Farm alias South Holway, parish of Catistock, late in the tenure of Bridget Strangways, widow; covenant to levy a Fine; consideration of £1400. 2 parts of a Final Concord (Michaelmas Term 6 George I) levied pursuant to the covenant attached to release. And declaration of trust (31 December 1719) by Churchill in favour of Frances Bennett of Merefeild House, parish of Catstock, gentleman.
11: Deed (6 November 1721) to lead the uses of a Fine, by William Taunton of Yetminster, Dorset, gentleman and Grace his wife, to Arthur Cosens of Yetminster, gentleman, of one fourth share in Holway or Holwall House etc., etc., to the use of William Taunton and Arthur Cosens, and the heirs and assigns of William; part of Final Concord (Michaelmas Term 8 George I) levied pursuant to the deed attached.
Deed (26 December 1721) to declare the uses of a Fine, by William Taunton and Grace his wife (one of the daughters and coheirs of Grace Bacon...), to Arthur Cosens, to the same as no. 11; further part of the Final Concord levied pursuant to no. 11 attached.
Lease and release (31 March-1 April 1722) by John Bampfylde of Hestercombe, Somerset, Esq. and Thomas Horner of Mells, Somerset, Esq., and by William Catford of Boomer, parish of North Petherton, Somerset, Esq. and Susannah his wife (one of the daughters and coheirs of Grace Bacon...), to Awnsham Churchill, of a further one fourth part of Holway; consideration of £840 to Catford
| Strangways, George (I08330)
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| 3042 |
Received lands in Avebury under will of his father.
Possibility??
Forenames: Robert Surname: NALDER Place: Winterbourne Monkton County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82226 Notes: husb of Ann
| Nalder, Robert (I06420)
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| 3043 |
Record of a burial for three Mary Harradines:
06.09.1767; 16.01.1789; 02.07.1784.
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MARTHA JOHNSON Pedigree
Birth: OCT 1728 Hatfield, Hertford, England
Death: 26 MAY 1730
Parents:
Father: JOHN JOHNSON Family
Mother: SUSANNA
| Johnson, Mary (I01590)
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Record of an Ann Chandler buried at Rye -02.09.1783 Ann Chandler, widow.
(Not executor of her husband will-already deceased.)
Also Widow Chandler buried 24.01.1792? (also written after name 'Amos') Any relation to John? mother? | Sawyer, Anne (I01777)
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| 3045 |
Records only start 1720.
WILLIAM TOCHER Pedigree
Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 12 FEB 1723 Inverkeithny, Banff, Scotland
Parents:
Father: JAMES TOCHER Family
Mother: JEAN ALEXR.
Possibility??
One tree online has: Christened 28 July 1725 Auchterless Kirk, by Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland daughter of Willaim Tocher.
Birth 1694 Manse of Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Christened 27 Oct 1694 Auchterless Kirk, by Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Children
1. Jannet Tocher , b. 1712, Ladybog, Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
2. James Tocher b. 1718, Ladybog, Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
3. John Tocher b. 1720, Ladybog, Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
4. Ann Tocher, b. 1721, Ladybog, Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
> 5. Margaret Tocher , b. 1725, Ladybog, Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
> 6. George Tocher , b. 1727, Ladybog, Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
7. Jean Tocher b. 1736, Ladybog, Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
| Tocher, Margaret (I03669)
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Rector of North Tidworth in 1680.
Then prebenday of Chardstock in Salisbury Cathedral in 1689. | Pierce, Robert (I07493)
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Ref # 169246 "Joanna Vaisey, wife of Robert aged 36 years, Winterbourne Monkton 20.02.1775 (Wiltshire Memorial Inscription Index) | Brown, Joanna (I01258)
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Ref # 169246 Wiltshire Memorial Inscription Index:
Day: 22 Month: Jun Year: 1773 Age: 12 Forenames: Ann Surname: VAISEY Place: Winterbourne Monkton County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 169246 Notes: dau of Robert & Joanna
| Vaisey, Ann (I03092)
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Ref # 171527 (Wiltshire Memorial Inscription Index)
"Anne Walton, wife of John died 3 March 1779 Devizes, Wiltshire" | Axford, Anne (I00166)
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Ref # 82744 William Neate 3rd December 1789 aged 60 Hinton Pava"
Ref #82743 William Neate husband of Jane, Hinton Pava, Wiltshire" (Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions)
| Neate, William (I02448)
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