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St Michael's Church, Lavingdon, Buckinghamshire:
Monuments in chancel include a bold stone cartouche with oval bolection panel of polished black marble to Catherine wife of Thomas Newton 1680, 2 small
brasses one of which is to James Newton of "Ye in Ward Temple." 1690, and CB wall monument to members of Newton family.
Mortgage D-C/1/214 27 November 1674
These documents are held at Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies
Contents:
(i) John Thornicroft of Grays Inn, esquire, Thomas Kingston of Sholbrook Lodge in parish of Greens Norton, Northants, gent.
(ii) Thomas Newton of Yardly Park, Northants, esquire, John Saunders of Sapperton, Lincs, esquire, Richard Browne of Yardley Hastings, Northants, gent. Robert Eccleston of East Greenwich, Kent, esquire, Edmund Boswell of Lavendon, gent.
(iii) William Boteler of Bidenham, Beds, esquire
(iv) William Hopkins of Milton, Bucks, gent.
To secure £200 and interest (paid to John Saunders by William Boteler) on the Fourteen Acres (13 a. 1 r. 18 p. arable land) in Tynmock Field in Lavendon, Little Northy (3 a. 2 r. 28 p. Sward ground), Eleven acres (11/½ a. arable land), Twenty Acres (16½ a. arable) now commonly called Northy Closes, Little Northy Close, 12 a. Sward ground in Lavendon called Nunhacke/Nonage green with tithes assigned for residue of two terms of 99 years and 1000 years.
Grant to (iv) on payment by (iv) of £201.10.0d. of reversion of property with tenths and tithes.
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Will of Thomas Newton of Yardley Hastings, Northamptonshire 15 January 1719 PROB 11/567
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St Olive Hart Street Parish Registers: Burials:
1661, Sep. 17. Mrs Susane Jordane gent(sic) was brought from Westminster & Buried att the south side of the Communion Table in the chancell by her deceased ffather Mr John Robinson cheife searcher for the king's customes."
(Boyd says married William Jurden)
Must have a son John Jordan alive after 1685 as mentioned in will of cousin Thomas Huxley of North Mins, Hertford.
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There is a John Jordan (on Boyds) who married by licence in 1641 Lucina Hesse.. Children baptised St Dunstans in the East, Elizabeth, Lucina, Thomas, Susan and John
Will of Henry Jordan Citizen And Barber Chirurgeon London 25 February 1663 10 March 1667
Will of John Jorden, Merchant of London 23 December 1685 PROB 11/381-probably not.
Does she have a daughter Martha-see will of Godfrey Goodman who mentins cousin Jordan and her daughter Martha?? | Robinson, Susan (I05424)
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St Pancras Soper Lane:
"15 November baptised Martha Cruxton d. Symond Cruxton. Wyllyam Cheke godfather, Alis Marsche & Phillip Skynner godmothers"
Other siblings of Martha baptised at Mary Le Bow.
Possibly died just after birth of last child Susan? No burial found to date.
Her husband John Robinson soon remarries.
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St.Stephen's, Coleman Street L3/289 20 December 1720
Contents:
Settlement made on the marriage of John Goodwin, clerk, and Barbara Dixey, both of Market Bosworth (Leics.) relating to property in St.Stephen's, Coleman Street.
Will of Barbara Alldridge formerly Goodwin, Widow of Saint Andrew Holborn , Middlesex 06 August 1776 PROB 11/1022
Will of Barbara Goodwin, Widow of Much Hadham, Hertfordshire 05 August 1767 PROB 11/931
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Stanford Church Registers:
.....In a somewhat imperfect list at the beginning of the book, are these entries:
"Dorothye the daughter of Sir Thomas Cave and Dame Elizabeth his wife was borne at London uppon Thuisday evening the 29th of Aprill Ann: 1619".
"Lucia the daughter of Sir Thomas and Dame Elizabeth Cave was borne at London uppon Wednesday the 20th of Septemb : Ann: 1620."
"Thomas the sonne of Sir Thomas and Dame Elizabeth Cave borne at Northampton: Decemb:22 : 1621."
"1621 Lucia daughter of Sir Thomas Cave Knight buried ffeb : 28."
Will of Thomas Cave Knight Stanford, Northamptonshire 10 June 1663 Proved 9 February 1666 -daughter Penelope Cave, my son Sir Thomas Cave Knight and Baronet and his daughters-Mary, Eleanor, Bridgett and Penelope. Grandchildren Roger Oliver and Thomas Cave. My son in law Rowland Berkeley and his wife my daughter Dorothy, my sister the Lady Eleanor Rowe, my brother St John Cave and my kinsman William Cave, merchant.
Will of Thomas Cave Knight Stanford, Northamptonshire 22 November Proved 1670 10 February 1670
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Station Master and Railway Traffic Inspector
Obituary, The Toowoomba Chronicle, 25th May, 1916.
Mr. John S. Cooke
A well known railway official Mr John Seaward Cooke, of Iona, Russell Street, passed away at an early hour yesterday morning at a private hospital in Toowoomba. The deceased, who was a son of the late Mr Richard Cooke, of Mossdale Station, is survived by his widow(daughter of Mr. G. Stewart of Wilston) and a family of sons and daughters. He was formerly station master at Gympie and Hendon, and latterly had been a railway inspector, with his headquarters at Toowoomba. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, to the Toowoomba Cemetary. | Cooke, John Seaward (I00106)
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Stephen BROWN was born circa 1736. He was baptized on 26 Jan 1736/37 at Compton Beauchamp, Berks. He died on 18 May 1796. He was buried on 21 May 1796 at Compton Beauchamp, Berkshire.
Will of Stephen Brown, the Elder of West Lockinge, Berkshire.
Did they have a son Stephen Brown who married Ann Brown in 1806? Re Stephen Neate of Adlbourne in his will of 1816-to neice Ann wife of Stephen Brown of Lockinge, Berkshire?
A Stephen Brown yeoman residing at Wroughton(Overton) is a bondsman for Mary Brown when she marries John Brown of Snap Farm.
Married by licence. Sarum Licence Bonds:
Day: 18 Month: May Year: 1760 Groom Forenames: Stephen Groom Surname: BROWN Groom's parish: Compton Groom's county: Berkshire,England Groom's condition: bac Groom's occupation: yeo Groom's age: 23 Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Anne Bride Surname: BROWN Bride's parish: Aldbourne Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: 23 Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: NEATE Stephen, yeo, Aldbourne Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
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Stephen BROWN was born circa 1761. He was baptized on 16 Jul 1761 at Compton Beauchamp, Berkshire son of Stephan and Ann Brown. He was living on 6 Jun 1770. He and Ann BROWN obtained a marriage license on 19 May 1806 (He of Lockinge, bachelor; she of Aldbourne, spinster). He married Ann BROWN, daughter of John BROWN and Mary BROWN, on 19 May 1806 at Aldbourne, Wilts. He died on 15 Jul 1825 (of West Lockinge, parish of Wantage, Berks). He was buried on 19 Jul 1825 at Compton Beauchamp, Berks.
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Stephen BROWN was born on 25 Aug 1799. He was baptized on 5 Sep 1799 at Ashbury, Berkshire.
Listed on the 1841 census at Aldbourne, Wiltshire, England with his two sister Mary and Martha. | Brown, Stephen (I07795)
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Stephen BROWN was born on 5 Feb 1832 at Avebury, Wilts. He was baptized on 13 May 1832 at Avebury, Wilts. | Brown, Stephen (I07815)
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Stephen NEATE was born circa 1773. He was baptized on 22 Jan 1773 at Aldbourne, Wilts. He and Anna Maria HUMPHRIES obtained a marriage license on 14 Dec 1797. He was of Devizes, 21, bach; she of Chiseldon, 21, spinster. He married Anna Maria HUMPHRIES on 1 Jan 1798 at Chiseldon/Devizes?, Wilts. He lived at Devizes, Wilts, circa 1805 (tea dealer and grocer, with his uncle John). He was mayor of Devizes several times. Took over the lease of the Parsonage in Aldbourene at the death of his father. Stephen left a will dated 27 Feb 1844 at Aldbourne, Wiltshire. He died on 11 Jun 1845,of Aldbourne.
Marriage Licence:
Stephen aged 21 from Devizes married Anna Maria HUMPHREYS aged 21 from Chiseldon on Dec 24th 1797 , bondsman was William Brown . (Marriage licences of Wiltshire Berkshire on CD) Some discrepencies with marriage details.
1841 Census: Aldbourn, Wiltshire, England:
South Street, Aldbourne
Name: Stephen Neate
Age: 65
Estimated birth year: abt 1776
Household: View other family members
Gender: Male
Where born: Wiltshire, England
Civil parish: Aldbourn
Hundred: Selkey
County/Island: Wiltshire
Country: England
Source information: HO107/1185/1
Registration district: Hungerford
Sub-registration district: Lavington
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Folio: 8
Page: 8 (click to see others on page)
Line number: 8
GSU Number: 464201
plus 6 servants
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions: Wiltshire History Society
Parish Records Collection - burial
Stephen Surname: NEATE Place: Aldbourne County: Wiltshire
Country: England Reference: 82806 Notes: husb of Anna Maria
Day: 11 Month: Jun Year: 1845 Age: 72 Forenames: Stephen Surname: NEATE Place: Aldbourne County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82807 Notes: almost 30 yrs lessee of the Rectory of Aldbourne husb of Anna Maria
To His Royal Highness George Prince, of Wales, REGENT of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The humble Address of the Mayor and Burgesses of the Borough of Devizes, in Common Council Assembled. ....Given [under our common seal in the- Council Chamber of the said Borough, this seventh day of February, in the fifty-seventh year of His Majesty's Reign.
By order of Council,
Stephen Neate, Mayor.
[Transmitted by T. G. Estcourt, Esq. and presented
by Viscount Sidmouth}
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Steward to the Duke of Somerset | Ridley, Edward (I09821)
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Stowe in his Survey of London mentions in the church of Allhallows Barking the monument of William Thinne, esquire, one of the clarks of the Greene cloth, and master of the houshold to King Henry VIII.; and his editor Anthony Munday (edit. 1618, p. 251,) supplies the inscription as follows:
"Pray for the soule of Mr. William Thinne, esquire, one of the Masters of the honourable household to King Henrie the 8, our soveraigne Lord. He departed from the prison of this fraile life the 10. day of August, An. Doni. 1546, in the 38 yeere of our said soveraigne Lord the King ; which body, and every part thereof, in the last day shall be raised up againe, at the sound of the Lord's trumpet. In whose comming, that we may all joyfully meet him, our hea- venly Father grant us, whose mercy is so great towards us, that he freely offereth to all them that earnestly repent their sins everlasting life, through the death of his dearely beloved sonne Jesus, to whom be everlasting praise. Amen." | Thynne, William (I04834)
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Succeeded brother Robert as Draper at Devizes.
Married his cousin Anne Neate, of Barton.
MI Inscription in Devizes:
"And also of Thomas Neate, who died the 3rd Jan, 1804. Aged 74 years." Recorded in the parish records as 76 years and of St Peters, Marlborough
Day: 8 Month: Jan Year: 1804 Age: 74 Forenames: Thomas Surname: NEATE Place: Devizes County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82701
Married Anne Neate by licence.
Apprenticeshipo Records:
1746: Probably the Thomas son of William to Mary Carter, grocer of Andover. | Neate, Thomas (I00329)
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Succeeded his father as a Draper at Devizes.
Will of Robert Neate of Devizes
"I Robert Neate of the burrough of Devizes, Wiltshire... I give and bequeath to my sister Elizabeth Neate the sum of one thousand pounds and to my sister Katherine wife of John Baverstock the sum of fifty pounds Also I give to my sister Martha Neate an annuity or yearly sum of five pounds during her natural life ..... Also I give to my two nephews Robert Nicholas and John Nicholas .. I give and bequeath to my dear mother Katharine Neate and to my brother Thomas Neate ....the said Robert Neate have.....this fourteenth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy five. Robt Neate signed sealed and published and.... Leah Reives Sarah Lockey.
This will was proved at London the twenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven before the right worshipful Sir George Bray doctor of law"
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions:
Day: 22 Month: Jul Year: 1777 Age: 51 Forenames: Robert Surname: NEATE Place: Devizes County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82701 Notes: son of William & Katherine
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Succeeded his father to the baronancy after the death of his elder brother.
Sir Richard Atkins, Bart, eldest surviving son, succeeded his father in dignity and estate, and married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas Byde, of Ware-Park, in Hertfordshire, Knt. and by her had six son, and one daughter, viz. Sir Henry, his successor, Richard, Thomas, and John, who all three died young j Ralph, and Richard; and Annabella. He died Nov. 28, 1696, and lies buried at Newport-Pagnell in Bucks, where within the altar rails, is a monument, with this inscription:
"Here under lyeth the Body of Sir Richard Atkins, Bart. Sun of Sir Richard Atkins, of Clapham, in Surry, Bart, and Dame Rebecca, his Wife, Daughter of Sir Edmund Wright, alias Bunckley, of Swakelev, in Middlesex. The valuable P. accomplishments of his Mind and Body recommended him to the Love and Esteem of all that knew him, and qualified him for the Service of his King and Country in a double Capacity, as Representative of the Gentry of Buckinghamshire in the High Court of Parliament, and as Colonel of a Regiment of Foot under his most Sacred Majesty King William, both which Employments he honourably discharged with unbiass'd Integrity and unalterable Fidelity; he might have been said to be truly happy, being universally beloved by his worthy Acquaintance, and bless'd with a numerous and hopeful Progeny, had pot the btter Part of his Life been clouded with some Doroestick Troubles, caus'd by the Fault of others riot his own, and which ought to be covered with a Veil of Silence. But these Misfortunes, tho' in a great Measure they hastned his End, yet could they not take from him the well-deserv'd Character of a True. Honest, English Gentleman, a Man of strict Honour, and a hearty Lover of his King and Coun try, to preserve the Memory of which singular good Abilities, and as an Instance of her tender Affection to him, the Lady Rebecca Atkins, his Mother and sole Executrix, has caus'd this Stone to be laid over him; he died Nov. 28, 1696. in the 42d Year of his Age."
Sir Henry Atkins, Bart, eldest son, and successor to his father, married (a) Rebecca-Maria, eldest daughter of Sir Wolstan Dixie, of Market-Bofworth, in Leicestershire, Bart, by whom he had Sir Henry, his successor, and two daughters, Rebecca-Maria, who died an infant, and another Rebecca-Maria, .. Sir Henry, dying July 1712. (and his lady Aug. 1731.) was succeeded in dignity and estate, by his only son, Sir Henry Atkins, Bart, ... | Atkins, Richard (I04123)
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SUN Covering dates 1706 - 1996 Held by Guildhall Library
no title] MS 11936/534/1145160 20 September 1832 Contents: Insured: Christopher Edmonds, Bishopstone, Wiltshire, esq
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Supposedly born 1582 but not named in willof his grandmother Catherine-only Gabriel and Catherine named in 1585.
Will of Godfrey Goodman, Bishop of Gloucester of Gloucester, Gloucestershire 16 February 1656 PROB 11/253
Bishop of Gloucester
BISHOP OF GLOCESTER, Extracted from the Registry of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. In the Name of (he Father and the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, our Cre- ator, our Redeemer, our Sanctifier, three Persons aud one God, Amen: This Seventeenth Day of January, in the Year of our Lord God One Thousand Six Hundred Fifty and Five, - I, Godfrey Goodman, Bishop, late of Glocester, beinjj weak in body but of perfect memory aud understanding, I praise God for it, do here make and declare this my last Will and Testament, and hereby revoking all former Wills and Testa- ments by n.e made. And first of all I give and bequeath my sinful Soul to God, hoping by his mercies and by the Death and Passion of my dear Lord and Saviour Christ Jesus, dying a member of his Church, that he will take me into the number of his Elect, though n)y sins are great, yet the mercies of God are greater; and I do humbly thank God that he hath given me a penitent and a contrite heart, as an earn- est of my repentance and reconciliation to himself. And here I do profess that as I have lived so I die, most constant in all the Articles of our Christian Faith, and in all the Doctrine ofGod's Holy Catholick and A postolick Church, whereofl do acknowledge the Church of Rome to be the Mother Church ; and I do verily believe that no other Church hath any Salvation in it, but only so far as it concurs with the Faith of the Church of Rome. And for my body I do leave to Christian burial in the Parish Church near the Font where we receive our Baptism and are initiated into God's Church, in the meanest manner, according to the due deserts of njy sins. And for such worldly Goods that it hath pleased God to bestow upon me, for which I give him most humble thanks, and do acknowledge lliat he hath most plentifully supplied me, and that 1 never had any wants; I do give to him that hath the Cure of Souls in this Parish, in lieu of any Tithes, Oblations, Offerings, or other Church Du'ies due unto him by the Laws of God and of the Church, the sum of Twenty Shillings, which I desire him to accept. Jtem. I desire that my Executor should give towards the adorning of the Font, either by the way of painting or otherwise, as the Church-wardens sliall think fit, the sum of Twenty Shillings. And I do humbly thank God for the benefit of my Baptism. Item. I do give a hundred poor Housekeepers of this Parish Twelve Pence a piece. Item. I do give my poor Parishioners of Stapleford Abbotts Twelve Pence a piece. Item. To all my poor Parishioners of West lldesley in Berks Twelve Pence a piece. Item. I do give the Tenement in Yale and the two Tenements in Carnarvon- shire, Coed-maur and Ty-du, to the Town of Ruthin in Denbighshire, where I was born ; the Tenements are purchased in the names of others, in trust, and are to be disposed of by the Lords Bishops of Bangor and St. Asaph, when it shall please God that they shall be restored, and by the Chief Justice and Second Justice of Chester, and the Warden of Ruthin, and by the Heirs of Brother Gabriell, who is now William Salisbury, of Rug, the younger, and by the Heirs of my Sister Susan, being now William Parry of Llvvynin, and in default of his Heirs, to the Heirs of Charles Good- man of Glauhesbyn, by the second Wife, and to the Heirs of my Sisier Jane, who is Gabriell Goodman of Nantglyn, and his Heirs males, and to the Heirs of my Sister Martha, who was married to Justice Prytherch in Anglesey, and until such time as the Bishops of Bangor and St. Asaph be restored, it shall be in the power of these seven to nominate (wo Churchmen, Incumbents upon their Benefices, not dwelling above eight miles from Ruthyn, to supply the places of those Bishops, who shall have the very same power as the Bishops should have had; and I desire all the Lands may be at the letting out and disposing of them in this manner; That theRent of the Tenement in Yale shall be weekly given to the relief of the Poor of Ruthyn, yet so that it shall not continue in the same course above three years together ; for the Tenements in Carnarvonshire, which amount to Forty Pounds yearly, de claro, I do desire that Five Pounds thereof might be spent at their meeting, which I leave wholly at the appointment of the Chief Justice of Chester, only I wish it were one day in Michaelmas Assizes ; and for the other Five and Thirty Pounds, I desire that Fif- teen Pounds thereof might be paid for the binding out of two Apprentices, yet so tliat APPENDIX. they may not be bound within the Principality of Wales where we have not any working Trade in their full perfection. And for the other Twenty Pounds, I desire that choice may be made of some Gentleman who shall desire to travel, and that he, together with good security, shall undertake within the compass of two years, to live two months in Germany, two months in Italy, two months in France, and two months in Spain ; I desire that mine own kindred might be chosen before others, or such as have had their breeding in the School of Ruthyn, or such as have been born in Den- bighshire, and for want of those, such as have been born within the Principality of Wales, and that the House of Talacre, in Flintshire, might be preferred before others; and in the choice of the Gentleman, I desire that no relation should be had to his poverty, but Pulchrior, doctior, nobilior, caeteris paribus, anteferendus ; and as I do repose the trust in the Chief Justice and others for the letting out of the Tenements, sol do desire them to have a special care for the preserving and planting of Wood, and I do give all the Wood there now, or that hereafter shall grow there, except the neces- sary Timber to be used about the Ground or Houses, towards the repairing or building ofCliurches within that County, by the appointment of the Chief Justice and others, yet so that in one year they shall not give above the twentieth part of it, and what is so given shall appear under the hands of the greater part of the Feoffees in whom I have reposed trust for that purpose. (Appendix Q.) And whereas I have purchased the perpetual Patronage of Kemerton, and have settled it upon the Hospital of Saint Bartholomew's in Glocester, (Appendix R.) with this condition, that unless 1 have a Kinsman of mine own descended from my Grandfather, Edward Goodman, who shall be of my name and capable of it, and shall make means within three months after the vacancy. This Kinsman must be nominated long before by these Feoffees in trust, for if he omits his three months he is made incapable to demand it. (Ap- pendix S.) And as for the rest of my Estate, being so small as it is, having had those great losses that I have had, I must entreat my Friends to accept of smaller Legacies. Item. I do give and bequeath to my Sister Jonet Goodman, of Rug, the sum of Five Pounds, and to her Daughter, my Cousin .Mary Salisbury, being my Heir at conninon Law, I give a Hundred Marks. Item. To my Sister Martha Prythergh, of Anglesey, I do give Five Pcunds. . Item. I give and bequeath to my Cousin Charles Goodman, of Glanhespyn, Five Pounds. Item. I give to my Cousin William Parry, of Llwyn-ynn, Five Pounds, and to his Sister Five Pounds. Item. I do give to my Cousin Ellin Goodman, of Nantglyn, (with many thanks for her care in educating her Children) Five Pounds. Item. I do give to my Cousin Charles Goodman, the Glassman, Forty Shillings, and to his Brother John Goodman, the Virgiiiall Maker, Forty Shillings. Item. To Mrs. Mary Slatyr I give Three Pounds, in regard of the great care, and charge she hath of her aged Father. These Legacies I desire might be paid out of those Bonds which are due unto me, and undoubtedly good debt. But of such Monies as I have in the House, I leave to Gabriel Goodman, my Sister's Grandchild, the sura of Ten Pounds, for his paius in the time of my sickness and his care at my Funeral. Item. Having reposed trust in Mrs. Sibilla Aglombye, I leave to her Five Pounds, ind I give to her the Bed and Blankets which I now have in her house. Item. I leave her a Box with a Key, which I desire may not be opened ; and if I have any other small things in her house I do freely give her, in hope and confi- dence that she will discharge that small trust which 1 have reposed in her. Item. I do give my Silver Bowl to my Cousin Jordan during her life, and after her death I desire that it may be bestowed upon her Daughter Martha. Item. 1 do give to her Daughier, my Cousin Webb, my little Trencher Salt. Item. To her three other Daughters, my Cousin Peacock, Martha, and Jane, I give them three Silver Spoons. Item. To Mrs. Scott I give a Silver Spoon, and do desire my Executor to con- sider her pains or (he pains of any other taken at my sickness, or at my Funeral, and to reward them in the largest manner. Iteu). I do give my old Servant, Morgan Edwards, Five Pounds, which I would have augmented had I not thought that he would have gained well by that bargain which I lately let unto him, which I desire may be truly and really performed. Item. The Books which I intended for Chelsey College (the College being now dissolved) I do bestow them upon Trinity College in Cambridge, but with this con- dition, that if ever Chelsey College shall be restored, the Books shall likewise be restored; and whereas there are three Thiiauiis in three volumes, and Suarez, 1 do give them to John Raven, Ef?q. upon the same condition.* Item. I do give all my Pewter that is now in Mr. haven's House to his Wife ; and I desire that my Executor would bestow Ten Shillings for that Servant who had the custody of my Goods. Item. After all Church Duties and Funeral Expences being paid, I do desire that what is left in the House may be distributed according to the discretion of my Executor amongst such Ministers that were onted and sequestered of their Bene- fices by that lon^' and most unjust Parliament, (God forgive them, and their Com- mitters and Abettors) which will be Sixteen Pounds. And further, whereas 1 am to receive some Monies upon Bond upon the Sixth of May next from Sir Benjamin Ayloft, I desire that One Hundred Pounds tiiereof may be given among those poor distressed Churchmen, according to the discretion of my Executor and Mrs. Aglombye. Item. Whereas I have taken a great deal of pains in writing of Notes, my de- sire is that some Scholar may be employed to peruse them all over; and if any . thing should be found worthy the Printing, that then some course may be taken for the publishing of them; and the Scholar when he hath so taken pains, shall be re- warded with Ten Pounds. And I repose the whole care of this business to Mr. Francis Westbye, and he is to appoint the Scholar, and to order things accordingly. And here I do from my Sonl ask Forgiveness of God, and of all others whom I have offended ; and I do heartily forgive all Men, and do confess that if I were guilty to myself, that I had wronged any Man to the value of One Farthing, I would make Satisfaction with Recompence. And I do hereby constitute and appoint my sole Executor Gabriell Goodman, one vVho now lives with me, to whom I do give all the rest of my Goods, Chattels, Debts whatsoever^ in hope and confidence that he will be careful to his Brothers and Sisters. And so beseeching to bless all the Estates of Men, and to send Times of Peace and Quietness in this Church, and to restore her to her just Revenues and Honour, and to send Peace in the Christian World for the sparing of the effusion of Christian Blood; and I do here conclude with my last words - into thy Hands, O Lord, I commend my Soul; Lord Jesn, Receive my Soul - Lord Jesu, Receive my Soul ! In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my Hand and Seal, G. G. Sealed, subscribed, and declared this to be my last Will and Testament, in the presence of Richard Hooper, Sibilla Aglionby, Lettice Peisley, Margarett Scott. Memorandum. That to my old Servants Charles Harrcourt, Henry Woodson, Ricliard Thomas, William Jennings, Robert Jones, Thomas Williams, 1 do give and bequeath Forty Shillings a piece. Item. I leave to Mr. John Isgood, of Westbury, in the County of Gloucester, Forty Shillings, to Mr. Henry Sution, of Brerdon, in the County of Worcester, Forty Sliiiiings, and 1 leave them tjje Chest and the Trunk wliich are in his House only; the Writings and Books there 1 desire they be delivered to my Executor : and I desire him to call to Mr. Weekes for my Feather Bed, and to deliver it to the Executor. Item. I give to Mrs. Jane, living at Windsor Castle, Forty Shillings, and to Mr. Burton the Curate of Windsor Twenty Shillings. Item. 1 do give to Mr. John Theyre the Sum of Three Pounds, to be paid out of those Monies for which he is bound unto me : and I desire that out of the rest of the Money, that Five Pounds by Twelve Pence a piece to poor Housekeepers dwel- ling in Gloucester, and my Servants Legacies, may be paid out of the same money. Item. 1 give to my good Friend Mr. John Osgood the new Cloak and Cassock vhich I made for myself, but did never wear them. Item. To Mr. Nettei-field I give Forty Shillings. Proved at London with a Codicil the I6th February, 1655, before the Judge, by the Oath of Gabiiell Gix^diiiau, Kinsman to tiie deceased and sole lA'.cutor, to whom Administration was granted, having been first sworn duly to administer.
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Supposedly left a will but since lost. | Family (F00463)
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Surgeon and Apothecary, Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire.
Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds:
Day: 18 Month: Jul Year: 1814 Groom Forenames: Richard Groom Surname: HOOPER Groom's parish: Wootton Bassett Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: bac Groom's occupation: Groom's age: 21 Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Elizabeth Bride Surname: NEATE Bride's parish: Wootton Bassett Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: 21 Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: WALSH Joseph, London City Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire.
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions:
Day: 8 Month: Oct Year: 1849 Age: 72 Forenames: Richard Surname: HOOPER Place: Wootton Bassett County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 128416 Notes: surgeon of Wootton Bassett husb of Elizabeth
1841 Census: Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, England:
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
1179 Book/Folio:
13/23 Page:
39 Registration District:
Cricklade & Wootton Bassett Union Sub District:
Wootton Bassett EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Wootton Bassett Municipal Borough:
Wootton Bassett Address: High Street, Wootton Bassett
County: Wiltshire
HOOPER, Richd M 60 Surgeon 1781
HOOPER, Elizh F 60 1781 Wiltshire
HOOPER, George M 30 Surgeon 1811
WALSH, Eliz N F 25 1816
STREET, George C M 20 1821
LAWRENCE, Jno M 36 1805 Wiltshire
HUNT, Jane F 25 1816 Wiltshire
Will of Richard Hooper, Wootton Bassett
Nephew George Downing Hooper, William Hooper, Richard Hooper and Thomas Hooper. Nieces Eliza Walsh, Ann Hooper and Judith Rebecca Hooper
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Surname may be Courtenay?
A reprint of a pedigree roll made in 1679 for Sir William Twysden entitled "Extract from the Pedigree of the family of Saunders of Ewell in the County of Surrey" (Miscellanea Heraldica et Genealogica, Fifth Series, Vol VIII, part IV December 1932, p.114), submitted by Sir John Ramskill Twisden, who owned the original. This roll attempts to give the coats of arms of both husbands and wives in each case, Wm Twysden apparently being rather anxious to establish his respectable connections. The roll lists "Richard Saunder of Charlwood Gent obiit Anno 1480" married to "Agnes obiit 7th Jan anno 1485". The arms below this couple are: "Coat: A shield party per pale, on the dexter the arms of Saunder as above, the sinister moiety blank." The Sander arms above were "Sable, a chevron ermine between 3 bulls' heads caboshed argent." Agnes' arms were left blank. The roll was signed by "Willm Dugdale Garter, principalis Rex Armorum". In addition in the margin there is a list of inscriptions on brass from gravestones in the parish church of Charlwood, including: "Hic jacet Rictus Sander gentleman qui obiit Ao Dni MCCCCLXXX et Agnes uxor ejus quae obiit Viio die Januarii Ao Dni MCCCCLXXXV etc."
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SURREY. THE PARISH REGISTER SOCIETY. (xxxvn).
1634- l8l2. TRANSCRIBED AND EDITED BY MR. F. CLAYTON.
"Here lyeth the body of Richard Garth Esq. who dyed the 18th day of July 1700 in the 49th year of his age."
This gentieman wm the son of Qeorge Garth (Na 41). He married Catherina - and died sp.
In his will dated 15th May, 1697, proved in P.C.C late August, 1700 [Nody to. 1x4), he states that he had no children by his wife, Catherine, and he bequeaths all his estates in default of issue to the use and behoof of Richard Boevey, son of Elisabeth Boevey, wife of John Boevey, late of Mindng Lane, London, merchant, etc., " soe that he take upon him, calls, and writes himselfe, by the surname of Garth always after any part of my estate shall come to him in possession by virtue of this my will."
The aboye named John Boevey married Elisabeth, a daughter of Sir Humphrey Bennett, and Richard Garth married for his second wife Jane, her sister, hence the connection. | Bennett, Elizabeth (I07186)
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Survey of Bishopstone 1778:
Prebend
21 One Messuage one Yard Lands and Commons with the Appurtenances in Eastbrook heretofore in the tenure of Samuel Presey then of Charles Tarrant then of John Taylor and late of Mary Taylor.
6 12 March 1713 Chas. Tarrant Surrdr 3 lives & Jno Taylor takes for 3 lives Cons. 23 G. 13 Oct 1741 Mary Taylor Wid. of Jno Taylor Surrdr her Widowhood in these pieces with lands & takes for her life.
31 Oct 1744 Christ. & Abra. Edmonds take for their own & Martin Spanswicks lives after Mary Wife of Stephen late Mary Taylor Cons. 95 G.
3 May 1769 Christ. & Abra. Edmonds Surrdr for the lives of themselves & Martin Spanswick & take for these 3 lives Cons. 22 G. 10s
15 Apr 82 Abra. Edmonds puts in Joseph his son Cons. 10 G.
Administration WIL Source MLB Date 15 Feb 1742 Groom Christopher EDMUNDS aged ? occupation yeo residing at Bishopstone, WIL status wid notes - Bride Mary TAYLOR aged - residing at Bishopstone, WIL status wid notes - Bondsmen SPAINSWICK John, yeo, Bishopstone - to be married at Ashbury
Wiltshire Memorial Transcription Index:
Name Mary EDMONDS Date 28 Sep 1747 Aged ? Place Bishopstone [nr Swindon] Description St Mary Denomination Anglican County code WIL
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Susan Goodman married Edward Prıs of Lwynyn, and their daughter, Ann Prıs, married Gabriel Goodman, her second cousin.
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SUSAN STEWART Pedigree
Spouse: WILLIAM ANDERSON Family
Marriage: 30 NOV 1860 Fordoun, Kincardine, Scotland
1861 Census:
Name: Susan Anderson Age: 24 Estimated birth year: abt 1837 Relationship: Wife Spouse's name : William Gender: Female Where born: Midmar, Aberdeenshire Registration Number: 260 Registration district: Garvock Civil parish: Garvock County: Kincardineshire Address: West Waterlair ED: 4 Household schedule number: 11 Line: 10 Roll: CSSCT1861_35 Household Members:
Name Age
William Anderson 36
Susan Anderson 24
Susan STEWART
b. ABT 1836 Midmar, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
d. 29 SEP 1920 Meigle(East Churchlands Ardler, Parish of Coupar Angus)Perth, Scotland
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Susan, Dorothy's younger sister, married Sir Walter Hungerford. Sir Walter Hungerford whom Susanna Danvers married belonged to the elder, or Heytesbury, branch of the family, and was called to Parliament in 28 Henry VIII. by the title of Lord Hungerford of Heytesbury.
Walter appears to have made himself obnoxious to the king by opposing his schemes, and was attainted and executed on Tower Hill in 1541. Lord Hungerford was three times married; first to Susan Danvers, second to Alice Sandys, third to Isabel, daughter of Lord Hussey. By Susan, his first wife, he had a son. Sir Walter, who is mentioned in Dame Ann's Danvers will. He became Sir Walter of Farley Castle. He left a son and three daughters, but the son died without issue. | Danvers, Susan (I08593)
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Susanna BROWN was born circa 1805 at Aldbourne, Wilts. She was baptized on 2 Sep 1805 at Aldbourne, Wilts. She died on 24 May 1883 at Aldbourne, Wilts. She was buried 29 May 1883 at Aldbourne, Wiltshire.
1851 Census Adlbourn, Wiltshire, England:
Elizabeth Brown abt 1774 Elcomb Wroughton, Wiltshire, England Head Aldbourn Wiltshire
Elizabeth Brown abt 1810 Bribopston, Wiltshire, England Daughter Aldbourn Wiltshire
Susanna Bathe abt 1776 Elcomb Wroughton, Wiltshire, England Visitor Aldbourn Wiltshire
Susanna Brown abt 1806 Aldbourn, Wiltshire, England Daughter Aldbourn Wiltshire
Elizabeth Holmes abt 1825 Thendred, Berkshire, England Servant Aldbourn Wiltshire
1881 Census: Aldbourn, Wiltshire, England:
Name: Susanna Brown
Age: 75
Estimated birth year: abt 1806
Relation: Head
Gender: Female
Where born: Aldbourne, Wiltshire, England
Civil parish: Aldbourn
County/Island: Wiltshire
Country: England
Registration district: Hungerford
Sub-registration district: Lambourn
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Elizabeth Brown 70
Susanna Brown 75
Mary Gardner 34
Martha Holloway 21
Day: 24 Month: May Year: 1885 Age: 77 Forenames: Susanna Surname: BROWN Place: Aldbourne County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117864 Notes: dau of William & Elizabeth
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Susanna Emma BROWN was born on 23 Jun 1822. A settlement for the marriage she and Rev. Arthur Longworth DAMES was made on 14 Oct 1844 (He of Kenton, Devon, clerk; she of Horton, spinster). She married Rev. Arthur Longworth DAMES on 15 Oct 1844 at Bishop's Cannings, Wilts. The marriage settlement mentions Martin Edward Haworth, Esq, also of Kenton - presumably he is a relative of Susanna Emma's mother. | Brown, Sussanna Emma (I03105)
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Sydney Morning Herald
COTTER Mary Kathleen -November 3, 1952, dearly loved mother of Jean, John and Norman, and widow of the late Arthur Dale Cotter.
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Sydney Morning Herald 25th April 1898:
BENNETT-WATSON.-April 22, at St., Jude's, Randwick, by the Rev. William Hough (rector), Joseph Bennett, jun., Baterman's Bay, eldest son of Joseph Bennett, Randwíck, to Emily Daveda Watson, eldest daughter of Dr. W. G. Watson, M.D., of Sydney.
Name: Emily Davida Bennett Death Date: 1939 Death Place: New South Wales Father's Name: William George Mother's Name: Emily Jane Registration Year: 1939 Registration Place: Tamworth, New South Wales Registration Number: 12364
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Sydney Morning Herald 7th August 1915
WALLACE.-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. R. BRUCE WALLACE are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his late dearly loved WIFE, Blanche Mortimer Wallace ; to leave his mother's residence, 501 Dowling-street, Moore Park, on MONDAY AFTER- NOON, at 1 o'clock for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood
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Sydney Morning Herald 8th July, 1940
WATSON. The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. STELLA WATSON, of 72 Courallie Avenue, Flemington, Mr. FRANK WATSON, Mr. and Mrs. WINEFIELD, and Mr. SYDNEY CARTER WATSON are invited to attend the Funeral of her dearly loved HUSBAND and their loved FATHER, Augustus Frank Watson; to leave our Chapel, South Street, Granville, THIS MONDAY, at 3 p.m., for the Presbyterian Cemetery, Richmond.
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Sydney Morning Herald, 1898.
WATSON-MACNAMARA -September 28, at St. Clements Church, Marrickville, by the Rev. E. A. Bellingham M.A., Walter Carter Watson, M.D., of Richmond, to Lily, second youngest daughter of the late D Macnamara, of Camperdown.
Name: Alicia Macnamara Spouse Name: Walter C Watson Marriage Date: 1898 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Marrickville, New South Wales Registration Year: 1898 Registration Number: 8070
Name: Alicia Mcnamara Birth Date: 1873 Father's Name: Denis Mcnamara Mother's Name: Mary Birth Place: New South Wales Registration Year: 1873 Registration Place: Sydney, New South Wales Registration Number: 3936
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Sydney Morning Herald, Friday July 24, 1914, page 7
Watson- The funeral of the late Mrs Esther Emma Watson will leave Dalkeith, Alma Street, Ashfield, this (Friday) afternoon, at 1.45. for C.E.Cemetery, Rookwood, via Ashfield Station. F.J.Field Funeral Director Ashfield
65510 Watson, Esther Emma, late of Ashfield, Widow.
This is the Last Will and Testament of me Esther Emma Watson of Dalkeith Alma Street, Ashfield in the state of New South Wales Widow. I appoint my son Harry Watson the sole Executor and Trustee of this my will .... unto my son Frances Charlton Watson absolutely. I Devise and Bequeath the residue of my real and personal estate unto my said son Harry Watson absolutely and Lastly I do hereby Revoke all former wills and testamontary desportions made by me and declare this to be my last Will and testament. In Witness Whereof I have set my hand to this my will the second day of October One thousand nine hundred and twelve. E.E.Watson. Signed by the above and named Esther Emma Watson as her last will in the presence of us both being present at the same time who at her request in her presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses. John H. Aitken, Sol. Sydney. Alice Aitken Ashfield.
25th Ausust 1914 On this date probate of the will of the said deceased Esther Emma Watson was granted to Harry Watson of Ashfield the sole Executor named in the said Will. Testatrise died at Ashfield 22nd July 1914. Estate sworn at &3080-1-6 ...(John A.Aitken)
EQUITY COURT.
(Before Mr. Justice A H. Simpson, Chief Judge in Equity.)
PROPOSED SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
Re the Will of William Watson, deceased.
Mr S A Thompson, instructed by Mr. Lumsdaime, appeared for the petitioners, Mrs Watson, William George Watson, Charles Russell Watson, Walter Carter Watson, H. S. Watson, and Mrs Rowland, the firstnamed being the widow and the others the children of the late Mr William Watson; Mr. Sheppard, instructed by Mr Barker, appeared formally for the respondents, who were certain other children, and the mortgagees. There was a petition for the sale of the estate settled by the will of Mr. William Watson, of Richmond. The estate in question consists of the properties known as Nos 3, 5, and 7 Gresham-street, Nos 1, 3 and 5, Spring-street, Sydney, and also the Bells Hotel in Woolloomooloo, and the will of the testator settled the estate as for the use of the widow for life, with remainder to the children in equal shares. The grounds of the petition were that the buildings upon those properties were now old and incapable of yielding an adequate return unless extensive alterations and repairs were effected, and there was not sufficient money available in the estate to carry out the necessary improvements.
His Honour directed that there should be a sale out of Court, subject to the approval of the Master in Equity, the net proceeds of the sale to be paid into Court. Costs of all parties to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale.
Sydney Morning Herald 1.06.1901
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Tatton of Wythenshawe Muniments:
Copy articles of agreement (Ashley)
Reference Numbers TW/1265
29 Apr 1724
Scope and Content
Copy of articles of agreement between Thomas Assheton of Ashley, esq., of the one part, and Thomas Smith of St Martin's in the Fields' parish, Middlesex, esq. (son, heir and sole executor of the Rt. Hon. John Smith, late of Tedworth, Hants., esq., deceased) and Harriet Theodosia Smith, sister of the said Thomas Smith, of the other, on the marriage between the said Thomas Assheton and Harriet.
Harriet Theodosia Smith (b 1699, d 23.01.1773). m. (23.04.1724) Thomas Assheton of Ashley (bpt 30.09.1678, bur 09.07.1759.
In 1733 the estate was given to John Smith of Tedworth in Hampshire and in 1762 passed to his nephew (nai), Thomas Assherton Smith (1752-1828) from Ashley in Cheshire. The Dinorwig quarry (chwarel) at Llanberis was part of the estate and Asherton Smith made a fortune from the slate (llechi) and from renting his land to farmers (ffermwyr).
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Text: 04 Feb 1694-5 St John Webb, of St Martin's, Westminster, Esqr, 33, & Anne Stanley, of St Margaret's in Rochester, Kent, Widow, 26; at All Hallows Staining. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1611-1828 (Marriage)
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Text: 04 Mar 1670-1 Paul Peirson, of St Peter's, Cornhill, Lond., Turner, Bachr, abt 24, & Martha West, of Hackney, Midd., Spr, abt 20, with consent of her father Edward West, Yeoman; at Hackney. Book: 1670-1. Collection: England: Canterbury - The Harleian Society. Allegations For Marriage Licences Issued By The Vicar: General of The Archbishop of Canterbury, 1669 To 1679. Volume 34.
An Edm. West and El Barns als Bennet married in January 1648 at St Michael Crooked Lane, London? Both of Hackney parish.
Memorial of St John Hackney, London:
...Churchwardens..
LIST OF CHURCHWARDENS TO 1771... 1670 Edmd. West, Robt. Nicolls, Robt. Nicolls, Henry Hartford....
Will of Edmond West, Hackney-mentions granddaughter Martha wife of John Lipscombe, granddaughter Elleanor wife of Thomas Bellingham, grandson Peter Peirson and Paul Pierson, son Henry Morris(son-in-law? step son? ) daughter Martha Morris wife of Henry Morris, Joseph and Mary Morris son and daughter of Henry Morris,
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Text: 05 Jul 1682 *Russell, Hon. James Trott, Dame Eliz. Book: July, 1682 Collection: England: - Marriage Licences Issued By The Faculty Office, 1632-1714
Married:
The Hon. James Russell, esquire, of St Paul's, Covent Garden, London, & Lady Elizabeth Trott . . . . 22 July 1682
History of Parliament Online:
b. c.1647, 6th but 3rd surv. s. of Sir William Russell, 5th Earl and 1st Duke of Bedford; .. Magdalen Coll. Oxf. matric. 26 Oct. 1666, aged 20, MA 1667; travelled abroad (Italy) c.1669. m. (1) lic. 5 July 1682, aged 34, Elizabeth, da. and coh. of Sir Edmund Wright of Swakeleys, Ickenham, Mdx., wid. of Sir John Trott, 1st Bt., of Laverstoke, s.p.; (2) lic. 11 Aug. 1698, Elizabeth, da. and coh. of Richard Lloyd of London, wid., 1da. styled Ld. James Russell aft. 11 May 1694.
By his first marriage Russell had acquired an estate near Whitchurch and represented the borough in Parliament from 1685. ... Russell was returned both for Whitchurch and Tavistock in 1695, but was unseated on petition for the latter borough on 13 Mar. 1696. ...In an analysis of the House of early 1700 he was listed as a member of the Bedford and Orford (Edward Russell) interest.
Russell’s second marriage, to a young widow worth £40,000, had allowed him to purchase a Northamptonshire estate, where he took up residence and thereafter allowed his electoral interest at Whitchurch to lapse. In 1702 he was returned for Tavistock on his family interest, but was unseated on petition on 21 Dec. 1703. Following the death of his nephew, the 2nd Duke of Bedford, in 1711, he was involved with his elder brother, Lord Edward, in the management of the Bedford estates. Russell died on 22 June 1712.
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Text: 10 Dec 1685 Wolstan Dixie, of Bosworth, co. Leic., Esqr, Bachr, abt 25, & Mrs Rebeccah Atkins, da. of Sir Richard Atkins, of St Giles in the Fields, Midd., Knt & Bart; alleged by Saml Wyseman, of Drs Comm., Lond., Gent.; at St Giles afsd. [Not signed nor attested.] Book: 1685. Collection: England: Canterbury - Marriage Licences Issued By The Archbishop of Canterbury, 1679-1694
Will of Dame Rebecca Dixie, Widow Date 15 Proved January 1745 PROB 11/737 ...Wants to be buried at Clapham, daughter Bridget Bailey, daughter Frances Dixie, son Wolstan Dixie, barontet, deceased son Beaumont, Great grandaughter Penelople Atkins, great grandson Richard Atkins baronet, daughter Elizabeth Dixie....
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Text: 14 Jan 1611-12 Thomas Cave, Esq., now of Great St Bartholomew's, London, above 18, son of Sir Thomas Cave, Kt, of Stamford, co. Northton, & Elizabeth Croft, of same, Maiden, 17, dau. of Sir Herbert Croft, Kt, of same; consent of said Sir Thomas Cave & Dame Elinor his wife; at Great St Bartholomew aforesaid. [Reference to a suit in the matter, and this Licence after sentence in the case.] Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1611-1828 (Marriage)
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Text: 15 Sep 1568 Peter Smithe, of St Margaret Moses, Fishmonger, & "Emam" Folsam, Spinster, of St John Zachary, London; Gen. Lic. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1520-1610 (Marriage)
Fishmonger and Linen draper.
Any connection??
Will of John or Oliver Smyth, Stock Fishmonger of Saint Martin Orgar, City of London 10 July 1561 PROB 11/44
Text: 04 Aug 1572 Eme Quicke, seruant to Peter Smithe, fishemonger Book: Burials. Collection: London: St. Mildred (Bread Street) & St. Margaret Moses - Parish Registers, 1558 - 1853
Checked Burial St Margaret Moses 1575-1595. No death to date.
Burial of a John Smith, St Margaret Moses, 1577
Burial of an Annis Smith, widowe, 1580
Any connection??
1608 SMITH PET LONDON (ST THOMAS THE APOSTLE) LONDON
Also Peter Smith servant to Mr John Goodyer was buried February 1593.
Peter Smith buried April 1583 St Leonard Shoreditch
According to Boyds a Robert Smith leaves a will 1551, executor son Peter?? No other details but mention of kin Daws, brothers Thomas and Edward, cousin John and executors son Peter and John Calthorp.
A Peter Smyth and a Margaret Fee Williams marry 15th February 1588/59 at St Mary Aldermanbury?? Second marriage??
Name: Peter Smithe Marriage Date: 6 Jul 1590 Parish: St Olave, Bermondsey County: Surrey Borough: Southwark Spouse: Parnell Linkehorne Record Type: Marriage Register Type: Parish Register (this Peter Smith a Taylor. She dies 22.09.1590 St Olave, Bemondsey.
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Name: Peter Smithe Burial Date: 3 May 1583 Parish: St Botolph, Aldgate County: London Borough: City of London Parent(s): Anthonye Record Type: Burial Register Type: Parish Register
Text: ?? Smith Smyth, Peter, gent., St. Botulphes without Bisshopsgate, London; Topesham, Weyer, Devon 44 Daper Book: 1558 to 1583. Collection: England: Canterbury - Wills Proved in The Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1558-1583 (A-Z)
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Text: 1517 Capell, Dame Margaret, St. Bartilmewe the litill, London; St. Magnus by Lanhern, Cornwall; Essex; Norfolk 2 Ayloffe Book: C. Collection: England: Canterbury - Wills Proved in The Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1383-1558 (A-J)
Description Will of Dame Margaret Capell, Widow Date 18 April 1522 Catalogue reference PROB 11/19
Dame Margaret Capell, widow of Sir William Capell. To my son Sir Giles Capell King Edward the Fifth's chain, with remainder to Henry and Edward Capell respectively, remainder to my daughter Elizabeth Paulet and her heirs. Proved 18th April 1522
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Text: 1612 Webb Edmund, Kintbury, gent. L. 307 Book:
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Text: 18 Apr 1638 Robert Compton, Gent., of Christ Church, London, Bachelor, 33, & Mrs Lucy Ayliffe, Spinster, 23, dau. of Sir George Ayliffe, of Rabson [?], co. Wilts, who consents; at St Martin's in Fields. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1611-1828 (Marriage)
Not mentioned in father's will. Dead by 1640? | Ayliffe, Lucy (I07422)
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Text: 19 Feb 1676-7 Thomas Tooke, of Wormley, co. Herts, Esq., "aged 14 years last August," & Mrs Elizabeth Atkins, of Much Hadham, co. Herts, Spinster, 15; consent of her parents; at St Giles in Fields; alleged by George Tooke, Gent., of Wormley afsd, & guardian of sd Thomas. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1611-1828 (Marriage)
Will of Elizabeth Tooke Chelsea, Middlesex 20 March 1736 Proved 6 July 1736
Sir R. Atkins versus Tooke:
After hearing Counsel, at the Bar, upon the Petition and Appeal of Sir Robert Atkyns Knight of the Bath, from a Decree in Chancery, made in Trinity Terme, One Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-four, on the Behalf of Elizabeth Tooke and others, Complainants, against the Petitioner Respondent; and praying,that his Plea may be allowed, and the Decree reversed;" as also upon the Answer of Elizabeth Tooke Wife of Thomas Tooke Esquire, William Bedford Gentleman, and William Morgan, Respondents, put in thereunto:
Judgement affirmed.
After due Consideration .... And it is further ORDERED, That the said Sir Robert Atkyns shall pay, or cause to be paid,unto the said Elizabeth Tooke, the Sum of Twenty Pounds,for her Costs.
From: 'House of Lords Journal Volume 15: 13 March 1696', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 15: 1691-1696 (1767-1830), pp. 703-704. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=12282 Date accessed: 28 December 2011.
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Text: 22 Apr 1574 William Gamage, of St Matthew, Friday Street, & Elizabeth Offley, Spinster, of St Bennet Grace Church; Gen. Lic. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1520-1610 (Marriage)
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Boyd has wife as Elizabeth Harding daughter of John Harding Alderman. date of her death 1599 St Benet Gracechurch.
Name: Mr William Gamage Esq. Burial Date: 26 Apr 1604 Parish: St Andrew Undershaft County: London Borough: City of London Record Type: Burial
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Text: 22 Apr 1574 William Gamage, of St Matthew, Friday Street, & Elizabeth Offley, Spinster, of St Bennet Grace Church; Gen. Lic. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1520-1610 (Marriage)
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Daughter of Robert and Rose Offley.
Name: Elizabeth Gamage Burial Date: 7 Aug 1599 Parish: St Benet Gracechurch County: London Borough: City of London Spouse: Mr Gamage Record Type: Burial. Of the parish of St Andrew Undershaft. Buried in Mr Harding's vault.
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Boyd has wife as Elizabeth Harding daughter of John Harding Alderman. Date of her death 1599, St Benet Gracechurch. (note comment buried in Harding Vault)
Robert OFFLEY was born 1518 in Offley, Staffordshire, England. He died Apr 1596 in London, Middlesex, England and was buried 29 Apr 1596 in St. Benet Gracechurch, London, Middlesex, England. Robert married Mrs. Nicholas ROSE on 1553 in London, Middlesex, England.
Mrs. Nicholas ROSE was born 1527 in London, Middlesex, England. She died Oct 1572 in London, Middlesex, England and was buried 8 Oct 1572 in St. Benet Gracechurch, London, Middlesex, England. Mrs. Rose married Robert OFFLEY on 1553 in London, Middlesex, England.
Will of Robert Offley, sen., citizen and haberdasher of London.
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Text: 23 Jun 1693. Beaumont Dixie, of Cadeby, co. Leic., esq., & Jane Eyre, of Rampton. Book: Marriages. (Marriage) Collection: Nottinghamshire: - Abstracts of Marriage Licenses. 1: Archdeaconry Court, 1577-1700 2. Peculiar of Southwell, 1588-1754
Rev. Beaumont Dixie Rector of Market Bosworth; died 22 Feb 1739/40 at Bath, Som, Eng. He married 7 Nov 1728 at Lichfield, STS, England Elizabeth Corbet, born about 10 Aug 1701.
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Text: 263. Cordell Robert. Bapt. at Long Melford May 1648. Buried there Oct 1681. Book: Burials. (Burial) Collection: Suffolk: Bury St. Edmunds - Biographical List of Boys Educated At King Edward 6th Free Grammar School, 1550-1900
Text: 263. Cordell Robert. Second son of Robert Cordell of Long Melford. In Bury school list for 1656. Adm. to Christ's Coll. Jun 1663 aged 15. Did not graduate. By Book: Burials. (Burial) Collection: Suffolk: Bury St. Edmunds - Biographical List of Boys Educated At King Edward 6th Free Grammar School, 1550-1900
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