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ELIZABETH CAREW. Born in or shortly after 1398; died 25 Sep 1410 and was buried in Beddington Church. Her now lost monumental brass referred to her as 'Elizabetha filia Nicholai et Mariae' the latter name which should read 'Merciae' and wife of 'Thomae Lewknore.' Sir Thomas Lewkenor was one of the supervisors of the will of her father. Based upon her likely birthdate she was clearly a childbride and no issue was likely.
Hello again Doug,
You have the advantage on me with regard to the Lewkenor (Lewknor) family of whom I know little, but will check out the Sussex Visitation on my next trip to the library.
However, the chronology as set forth in your posting does not fit. The monumental inscription for Elizabeth Lewkenor is now lost, but the inscription is noted in A List of Monumental Brasses in Surrey, by J. M. Blatchly, 1921, p. 40, which notes the inscription can be found in Lansdowne MS. 874, fol. 30, and reads:
"Hic iacet Elizabetha filia Nicholas et Mariae uxoris eius quondam uxor Thomae Lewknore quae obiit 25 die Septemb' in festo Sci Firmini Ao Dni 1410."
The compiler inserts a footnote that applies to the name Mariae and comments it is an error for Merciae.
Since Elizabeth was the child of Nicholas Carew's second wife, Mercy Hayme, and he did not marry her until about July 1398, she could not be the wife of Roger Lewknor who died in 1400 and the mother of Thomas Lewknor who was born c1392 and whom you state to possibly be the grandson of Nicholas Carew. The monumental inscription is not noted as having been defaced or illegible prior to being transcribed in comparison with others where the missing inscriptions are so noted, such as with that of Nicholas's son Thomas. The inscription clearly states Elizabeth was the wife (uxor) of Thomas Lewknore and not his mother (mater). With Elizabeth being born in say 1398 or 1399, she could not have been the mother of a child prior to her death in 1410, or possibly just so, if she was very very mature for her age and her death may have been precipitated by childbirth. But that's stretching it.
Ronny Bodine
Are you sure we arn't talking about two different matches?
Thomas Lewknor and Elizabeth Carew (da. of John of Fulford); and Roger Lewknor and Elizabeth Carew (da. of Nicholas Carew)
There are many conflicting sources and the three possibilities which
have emerged place her differently:
1) Elizabeth as daughter of Nicholas Carew and Isabel Delamere, as you suggest and have correctly cited from _The Carews of Beddington_ which I also have.
I believe this is incorrect as Nicholas, son of Nicholas and Alice (not Isabel apparently) Delamare, is shown with an only son, another Nicholas, by his first wife, but eight sons and eight daughters by his second wife Marcia Hayme (HOP [1386} II:433-4]. Of the 16 children of the second marriage, I believe there was only one who reached maturity.
2) Elizabeth as daughter of Nicholas Carew and Marcia Hayme. Some sources place her here, but again I think she belongs to an earlier generation.
3) Elizabeth as daughter of Nicholas Carew and Lucy Willoughby and sister of the Nicholas of the two marriages to Delamare and Hayme. I believe this is where she belongs. So far my only confirmation is Gary Boyd Roberts RD500, p. 431 which gives this placement, so the search for further documentation continues.
The Sussex Archaeological Collections Vol III p 92 has the parents of Sir Thomas Leknor (who m Philippa Dalyngrudge) as Sir Roger Leknor (Knight of the Shire 4th Hen IV (1404), ob 10 Edw IV., Inq p m 13 Edw IV) by Elizabeth _da of Sir John Carew, of Fulford_.
This work is based partly on the visitation of 1634 as reproduced in Harl.MS., No 1562, and adds that the Visitation in Harl. MS No 1406 is a hasty and bad copy of that visitation.
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George A. Johnson abt 1830 Dublin, Ireland Head Clerygman High St, Keynsham, Somerset, England
View Record Martha A. Johnson abt 1835 Aldevurne, Wiltshire, England Wife High St, Keynsham, Somerset, England
View Record Ann Neate abt 1800 Newbury, Berkshire, England Aunt High St, Keynsham, Somerset, England
View Record Maria Odey abt 1861 Beeching Stoke, Wiltshire, England Servant High St, Keynsham, Somerset, England
View Record Arthur F. Painter abt 1855 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Visitor High St, Keynsham, Somerset, England
View Record Ann Werrell abt 1810 Chiseldon, Wiltshire, England Servant High St, Keynsham, Somerset, England
Possibly the George Alexander Johnson, clerk who died 1913 Cadeby, Lincolnshire. | Johnson, George Alexander (I02320)
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George BROWN (youngest son) was born on 19 Nov 1803. He was baptized on 19 Nov 1804 at Bishop's Cannings, Wilts.
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions Index:
Day: 24 Month: Jul Year: 1839 Age: 35 Forenames: George Surname: BROWN Place: Bishops Cannings County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117315 Notes: son of Thomas & Jane
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George BROWN was born circa 1727. He was baptized on 5 Jan 1727/28 at Wroughton, Wilts. He was living on 27 Mar 1745 when he was left some land in Manton by his grandfather. He and Eleanor HAYWARD obtained a marriage license on 25 Oct 1758 (He of Monkton, Gent; she of Beechingstoke, "Mrs"). He married Eleanor HAYWARD, daughter of Joseph HAYWARD and Ann (--?--), on 26 Oct 1758 at Beechingstoke, Wilts. He and Martha NALDER obtained a marriage license on 13 May 1762 (He of Monkton, yeoman; she of Avebury, single). He lived at the parish of Monkton, Wilts, on 15 May 1762. He married Martha NALDER, daughter of Robert NALDER and Anne NEATE, on 15 May 1762 at Avebury, Wilts. He died on 11 Feb 1793. He was buried on 18 Feb 1793 at Winterbourne Monkton, Wilts.
George Brown who inherits "Weeks Bargain" under the will of his grandfather John Brown of Manton in his will of 1746.
Probably the George Brown named as executor on the Will of Robert Vaisey, 1776. Winterborne Monkton.
NBI
First name(s): George Last name: BROWN Date of burial: 18 Feb 1793 Age at death: Calculated year of birth: Not known Place of burial: Winterbourne Monkton Dedication: St Mary Magdalene County: Wiltshire
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions:
Day: 11 Month: Feb Year: 1793 Age: 66 Forenames: George Surname: BROWN Place: Winterbourne Monkton County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117592 Notes: husb of Eleanor
Forenames: George Surname: BROWN Place: Winterbourne Monkton County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117584 Notes: husb of Martha
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George BROWN was born on 13 Jul 1794 at Avebury, Wilts. He was baptized on 29 Apr 1795 at Avebury, Wiltshire.
1851 Census Avebury, Wiltshire. England:
HO107/1838/~F23
Brown George 56 Head Farmer 606 acres Empty Avebury, Wiltshire Avebury, Avebury, Wiltshire
Brown Anne 69 Wife Albourne, Wiltshire, Avebury, Wiltshire
Brown Mary 28 Daughter Monkton, Wiltshire, Avebury Wiltshire Brown Thomas 24 Son Avebury, Wiltshire, Avebury, Wiltshire Brown Catherine 22 Daughter Avebury, Wiltshire Avebury, Avebury,Wilts Brown Stephen 19 Son Avebury, Willtshire, Avebury, Wiltshire
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George BROWN was born on 26 Apr 1820 at Winterbourne Monkton, Wilts. He was baptized on 28 Sep 1820 at Winterbourne Monkton, Wilts. | Brown, George (I07877)
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George Chamberlain of John and Hannah baptised 30th July. St Mary
Possibly dead before 1810. Not mentioned in mother Hannah will??
Name: George Chamberlain
Age: 60
Estimated birth year: abt 1781
Gender: Male
Civil parish: St Marylebone
Hundred: Ossulstone (Holborn Division)
County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England
Street Address: Occupation:
Registration district: St Marylebone
Sub-registration district: Rectory
Household Members: Name Age
George Chamberlain > 60
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There is a George Thomas Chamberlayne listed in Oxford University Alumni
son of John of St George Hanover Square London, arm Corpus Christi coll. matriculated 8th April 1797 aged 18. Worcester College. BA 180. MA 1803. Vicar of Kenton, Devon. | Chamberlain, George (I02229)
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George Egeocke, Esq. of Salford Priors, Warwick- shire, M.P. Tamworth 1601. Born 1562 ; son of Richard E., by Elizabeth .... Matricu- lated at Trinity College, Oxford, 29 January 1580, aged 17 ; entered the Middle Temple 1580 as " late of the New Inn, gent." ; died 1602, and was buried in St. Andrew's, Holborn. His WiU^ was proved in P.C.C. in 1602 as " of Salford, Warwick." (Collections for a History of Staffordshire)
Will of George Egeocke of Priours Salford, Warwick, gent., dated 18 March 1602, proved in P.C.C. 17 May 1602. Mentions hiis wife Dorothy, his mother Elizabeth (still living), his deceased father Richard E., his brothers John and Edward, his cousin and servant Thomas E., his cousin John E. of Bevingtonne, Warwick. To Elianor daughter of his cousin Thomas Cave he leaves ioo the same to Anne ., daughter of his cousin, Francis E. of Egieock, Warwick ; ;/^2o to the elder son of his cousin Francis, James E. of London. Executors : his uncle William Combes of Warwick, Francis E., Thomas Watson of Bengeworth, Worcester, gent.. William Sheldone of Brodwade (Broadway), Worcester, gent. Overseers : Sir Oliver St. John, Kt., Philip KekeUc of Littleton, Worcester, gent. [P.C.C. 32 Montagu.)
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George Lynne was born about 1575, and died Nov 29, 1617.
Martha Throckmorton was born in 1551, and died in 1600.
They had some 22 children (According to "The Visitation of 1582.")
One of those was George, who was born about 1570, and died Nov 6, 1606. He was married to Isabella Forrest Dec 27, 1575 - 1607.
One is William (1597 - 1668), who married Elizabeth Whetenhall ( 1606 - ? ).
Possibility:
William Lynne (Linne) ( c 1380 - 1421) m Alice Stokes
John Lynne ( c 1400 - 1486 m Joan Knyvet (c 1408 - ?)
William Lynne ( c 1464 - 23 Apr 1511) m Margaret Latham (Laxham) (c 1468 - 17 Jul 1522)
Guy(e) Lynne ( c 1490 - 17 Mar 1542) m Agnes (Anne) Kirkham ( no dates)
George Lynne ( 1525 - 1593) m Amicia Montague ( c 1524 - ?)
George Lynne ( c 1551 - c 29 Nov 1617) m Martha ( Matyr) Throckmorton ( c 1551 - c 1600)
On a tomb in the east wall of St. Lawrence Jewry, destroyed by the fire in 1666 (Ward's 'Lives of the Gresham Professors,' p. 8, and Stow's Survey of London,' p. 285) :-
"Here Lyeth Sir Richard Gresham, Knight, sometimes Lord Maior of London, and Audrey his first wife, by whom hee had Issue Sir John Gresham and Sir Thomas . Gresham, Knights, William and Margaret; which Sir Richard deceased the xx. day of February An. Domini MDXLvni., and the third yeere of King Edward the Sixth his Reigne, and Audrey deceased the xxviii. day of December, An. Dom. MDXxn."
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George Salmom yeoman, of Broxted
Daughter Margaret wife of John Wood
Son John Salmon
Son Robert Salmon
Son Thomas Salmon
Son George Salmon | Salmon, George (I06055)
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George SCUDAMORE was living on 5 Aug 1768. He lived at Corston, Somerset, circa 1783 (yeoman).
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IR26 ref: /1532 f.846
Testator: George SCUDAMORE, Yeoman of Frome Swd
Proved: Cons. Arch. Wells 21 Sep 1839
Effects: Under £200
Died: 12 Feb 1835
Will signed: 12 Feb 1835
Executor: Joseph MOON, Baker of Frome Swd
Legacies: (1) Two tenements or dwelling houses and gdns in north side of Coal Ash Walk and closes of gdn on sth side of ?? both in Frome subject, to mortgage debts of £12 and £40, to exor in trust for son John SCUDAMORE
(2) Parrock of pasture in the Manor of Frome to wife for life and after her death to son Thomas SCUDAMORE
(3) Tenement or dwelling house with gdns etc. at Golden Knowle in Frome and two cottages with stables etc. called Gorehedge in Frome to Joseph MOON (Stra SL[?])
(4) Shop in Stoney St, Frome, to son Joseph SCUDAMORE
(5) All other personal estate and effects for expenses and debts
(6) Dwelling house and gdn on sth side of Coal Ash Walk after death of wife to dau Deborah BATT
(7) Dwelling house and gdn on sth side of Coal Ash Walk after death of wife to son James SCUDAMORE
Observations: Not considered to be worth following for duty. Legacies 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 & 7 after the death of the wife
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George Villiers, 4th Viscount Grandison (c. 1617-1699) -maternal great-grandfather of Pitt the Elder.
George Villiers Esquire, Colonel St Margarets Westminster, Middlesex 15 June 1695 20 November 1703
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Get parish registers | Pye, Matthew (I08949)
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Get will to check names of children
None baptised to an Edward to date except one to an Edward and Anne in Aldbourne 1755. Female child not named. | Vaisey, Edward (I03762)
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Girdler of London. | Kinge, Henry (I06619)
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Girdler.
Thomas Oldham, a member of the Girdlers' Company, sold whips, canes, sticks, spurs, powder and drinking horns, knives, forks, scissors, combs, chess and backgammon men, leashes, hawking bags and other equipment for hawking and cock-fighting such as collars, swives and heel spurs . . . as well, surprisingly, as girdles. It was, perhaps, too varied a stock to bode well for, when he died in 1672 aged thirty, he was insolvent.[101 ]
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Gloucestershire: - Inquisitions Post Mortem, Court of chancery in the reign of Charles I
Delivered into Court 10th May, 10 Charles 1st.
Delivered into Court 10th May, 10 Charles 1st.
Edmund Chamberlain, esquire.
County: Gloucestershire
Country: England
So seised, the said Edmund Chamberleyne sold 7 messuages and 16 virgates of land, meadow, and pasture and 2 other virgates of meadow in Malgersbury, parcels of the said manor, to divers persons and their heirs for ever. The said Edmund Chamberleyne being seised of the residue of the premises above mentioned by indenture dated 12 Oct [1631] , 7 Charles 1st and made between himself and Grace then his wife of the one part, Lady Elizabeth Leight, widow, late wife of William Leigh knight, deceased, and William Leigh, esq., son and heir of the said William Leigh, knt., of the second part, and John Chamberleyne then son and heir of the said Edmund and Elizabeth Leight now the wife of the said John, second daughter (fil' s'c'di sic) of the said William Leigh, knt. of the third part, for the love which he (Edmund) bore towards the said Grace his wife, and in consideration of a marriage then to be had between the said John Chamberleyne and Elizabeth Leigh now wife of the said John, granted to the said Lady Elizabeth Leigh and William Leigh, esq., all the residue of the said premises, except one messuage and 2 virgates of land in Malgersbury then in the tenure of Henry Chilmead, one other messuage and 2 virgates of land there in the tenure of Ralph Gardner, one messuage and 4 virgates of land there in the tenure of John Hannes, one messuage and 2 virgates of land there in the tenure of Robert Keble, and 1/2 a virgate of land there in the tenure of Ralph Longworth; all which premises so excepted were lately parcel of the said manor of Malgersbury: to hold to them and their heirs to the use of the said Edmund Chamberleyne and his heirs until the solemnization of the said marriage and afterwards as to all that site and capital messuage of the said manor of Malgersbury, and all houses, buildings, gardens, orchards, etc., thereto belonging, also all those grounds, enclosures, closes, lands, meadows, and pasture ground, within the liberty and precincts of Malgersbury, commonly reputed to be the demesne lands of the said manor, then in the tenure of the said Edmund Chamberleyne, containing 8 virgates of land, 2 parts of all the tithes of sheaves and hay in Malgersbury, one messuage and mill, and one virgate of land there in the tenure of the said Edmund, with all houses, water-courses, etc., to the said mill belonging, all that close or enclosed ground commonly called Oxney, and all that ground lately enclosed adjoining the said capital messuage, to the use of the said Edmund Chamberleyne for life, and after his decease then to the use of the said Grace Chamberleyne for the term of her life, for her jointure, and after her decease, then to the use of the said John Chamberleyne and his heirs male by the said Elizabeth; for default, to the use of the heirs male of the said John Chamberleyne; and lastly for default to the use of the said Edmund Chamberleyne and his heirs for ever. As to all that messuage in Stow-on-the-Old, called the Courthouse, then in the tenure of Joyce Fowler, widow, the house there called the Crosse house, then in the tenure of Philip Pittman, the messuage there in the tenure of Philip Hiet, the shops there in the respective tenures of Robert Warde and John Collett, the messuage commonly called Ringed Hall, the parcel of waste ground lately enclosed lying within the town of Stowe late in the tenure of William Cooke deceased, the tenement there in the tenure of William Oliver, the messuage there in the tenure of -- Stratford, the parcel of land enclosed as parcel of the garden in Stowe in the occupation of Anthony Hiet, and the messuage there in the tenure of -- Groves, to the use of the said Edmund Chamberlayne, for life, and after his decease to the use of the said John Chamberlayne and his heirs male by the said Elizabeth; and for default then to the use successively of the said John and his heirs male, and of the right heirs of the said Edmund for ever. As to all the residue of the manor of Stow, one close of meadow and pasture ground in Malgersbury called Cadnell close, and one messuage and 4 closes there late in the tenure of Elizabeth Compton, widow deceased, all that arable land lying scattered in the common fields of Malgersbury, containing about 160 acres, in the tenure of the said Edmund Chamberlayne, all those parcels of meadow likewise lying scattered in the common fields there containing about 50 acres, in the tenure of the said Edmund, and common of pasture and depasturage for 18 beasts and 375 sheep in the common fields, hills and wastes there to the use of the said John Chamberlayne for his natural life, after his decease to the use of Elizabeth Leigh the daughter for her jointure, after her death to the use of the heirs male of the said John by the said Elizabeth; and for default then to the use respectively of the heirs male of the said John and of the right heirs of the said Edmund for ever.
...JOHN ^ CHAMBERLAINE [Thomas,^ Edmund ^] of Maugersbury, Esq., ob. 1668, set. 59, mar. at Blocley, 1632, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Leigh of Longborow, co. Glouc. [He was a loyalist, and during the Great Rebellion was forced to pay £1246 composition for his estates, which had been seques- tered. (Atkyns.) His will was proved at Gloucester. His monument in the church at Stow bears a long Latin inscription. (Bigland.)] Daughters: i Elizabeth,* wife of William Brangman, after mar. to John Sanders, a Captain in Her Majesty's Foot Guards. [In 1676 she was "Elizabeth Saunders, widow."] ii Grace * ^ iii Grace * > all died young, iv Isabella * ) Sons {order uncertain): 6 i John * [b. about 1643]. ii WlLLL\M.* ') iii Giles * > died young, iv Strangeways * [An abstract of his will is given below]. ) V Thomas,* living unmar. 1683. vi Edmund * Chamberlaine of Churchdown, co. Glouc, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Yate of Glouc.
Possibility?? Not the same man. No children of his own mentioned but many nieces, nephews and sibling. May be connected as names Grace and Christian??
Will of John Chamberlaine or Chamberlayne, Gentleman of Upper Swell, Gloucestershire 07 November 1668 PROB 11/328
Mentions brother Thomas Chamberlayne and eight of his children viz: Thomas, John, Robert, Edward, Margaret, Elizabeth, Grace and Anne. Brother Edward and his children Clifford, Edward and Thomas. Deceased sister Anne wife of Thomas Walker and her children Edward, thomas, Mary Elizabeth and Frances. Sister Margaret and her husband Thomas Fletcher viz: John Nicholas Margaret and Elizabeth. My sister Frances now the wife of Mr. Henry Wright, Children by her former husband Richard Graunte viz: Richard and Francis, sister Mary Oldsworth, widow and her children Mary and Margaret. My sister Christian wife of Mr James Pitts and her children James, John christian and Mary, my sister Elizabeth now the wife of John Fisher,
Accounts left by John Chamberlayne, a landowner at Maugersbury, reveal in painful detail what it cost him to entertain - involuntarily - armies from either side. When Prince Rupert faced Lord Essex on his land in the summer of 1643, he had 'corn upon the ground' trampled and spoiled to the value of at least pounds 40 - perhaps pounds 4,000 in today's terms. Forced to quarter 30 officers, 40 horses and 120 foot soldiers of Sir William Waller's army for five days, Chamberlayne spent another pounds 27 10s. Besides these direct costs, he lost 17 plough horses, and paid large sums 'to stave off quartering' and 'to avoid charges incident to war'
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1678 James Bisse of Batcombe, Somerset, gent., & Grace Strangways of Marnhull,
Dorset, marr.
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Goddard was one of twenty-six “honorable persons” made a Knight of the Bath on 23 June 1509 in honor of the coronation of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon.
He was sheriff of Surrey and Sussex in 1506, 1512, and 1519 and was appointed to Commissions of the Peace in 1511 and 1512.
In his will, he bequeathed money to various religious foundations as well as “to the High Aulter of the churche of Brede aforsaid for my
tythes and oblacyons forgotten” and requested “that an honest preest shall singe in the parryshe churche of Brede and yn the chapell at Forde for my soule and my frendes soules and all Christen soules during the space of vii yeres next aftre my decesse.”
Sir Goddard’s first wife, Elizabeth Etchingham, was the daughter and coheir of Thomas Etchingham. | Oxenbridge, Goddard (I05077)
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Grandaughter??
Rowe Grace Rowe Daughter to Mr Augustine Rowe and Grace Hussey his wife born at Beastone near Ashburton in Devonshire received the habbit of Probation at the hands of R d Father Joseph Needham our Confessour in the 17 th year of her age, the 12 th of April 1757 She is Called in Religion Sister Mary Lewis.
Possibly buried 31.03.1677 Mamhull, dorset " Mrs Hussey buried" | Dives, Grace (I08269)
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Grandfather? Father?
Henry the son of William Saunder(1415-1481) and Joan Carew(1417-11470). Wife Joan Lepton. Children Nicholas, Margaret, Agnes and William.
Nephew:
Will of Nicholas Saunder of Ewell, Surrey 18 January 1588 PROB 11/72
Nicholas Saunder died in 1587 leaving a will that named Sir Francis Carew as one of its supervisors. The main beneficiary was his eldest son, also called Nicholas, but amongst the pecuniary legacies was a sum of 400 marks payable to the youngest daughter, Jane, who married Luke Ward in March 1589/90. On 26 June 1593 at St Olave, Hart Street, London, however, a widowed Jane Ward(e) took as her second husband Alexander Clifford (Clefforde) of Bobbing Court, Kent.
Clifford may be found in command of 40 men on the 60 ton 'Moon', in a volunteer squadron, among the Queen's ships sent out to counter the Spanish Armada during July 1588.
In 1595, Clifford and his wife, Jane, were given real estate in Ewell by her brother Nicholas Saunder, junior.
Captain Alexander Clifford took part on the Dreadnought as Rear-admiral in Effingham's squadron flying at the mizzen of his ship a striped ensign with St Goerge's cross as a canton. He had been "authorised to take into his charge the ships following, viz., Vanguard, Rainbow, Alcedo, Centaur, and Daisy, the ships assigned him by the Admiral of the Low Countries, and the two Generals' bigger hoys. With all these to bear along the shore, as soon as the fleet comes thwart Rota, and come to an anchor as near the mouth of St. Mary Port as convenient. If he finds the galleys within the port he shall endeavour to keep them from coming forth. If he finds them at sea or in the Bay of Calez [Cadiz], shall do his best to chase them into St. Mary Port, or at least to keep them from troubling the disembarking of the army, or from attempting anything upon any part of the fleet. If he finds no galleys in St. Mary Port and sees none at sea, shall come to an anchor with the said ships north of that part of the fleet where the Due Repulse is admiral, to be ready to cover the weakest ships from any galleys that may come into the bay of Calez". He was one of many knighted for his valour at Cadiz in June 1596.
In 1600, Sir Alexander Clifford is reported to have been in charge of 150 foot soldiers fighting the rebellion in Munster [Part of the 'Nine Years' War' (In Irish: Cogadh na Naoi mBliana) or Tyrone's Rebellion that took place in Ireland from 1594 to 1603].
He was granted a pension by Signet Bill from November 1604.
The Cliffords gave up the Ewell property in 1616 and Alexander died five years later to be buried at Bobbing, Kent, 24 May 1621 (Will proved 1622).
(http://www.epsomandewellhistoryexplorer.org.uk/SingeingSpanishKingsBeard.html)
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Part of an indenture of agreement between Sir John Iwardby, Nicholas and Jane [missing] and Sir Richard Carew, relating to a grant to Merton Priory and referring to the manor of Hatfield Peverell and 'Termynys', and a bond in £200 of John Iwardby to Carew. The edges are all missing and the endorsement refers also to 'Lethyard Tregoos' [Lydeard Tregoze, Somerset] Garsington [Oxfordshire] and the custody, wardship and marriage of [missing].... The deed is to be 'sene and viewed by.... Richard Broke and other of the counseile of the said Sir Richard And mmediately after the sig ...rton in the said Countie of Surrey there to be put into a cheste to be lokked with iii keyes' 2163/7/17 [n.d.]
National Archives:
Bargain and sale for £590 AMS5813/1 6 June 1580
Contents: Nicholas Saunder of Epsom Surrey esq to Robert Whitfelde of Worth gent and his son William Whitfelde
1. Tenement, little barn, two crofts, garden and orchard (4a) 'Jwdris'; E: common late Christchurch Canterbury; N,W,S: lands of Rowleye
2. Mottons Croft and Bakuns Croft (4a) in Thomas Codington's tenure; N,W: common in 1; E,S: lands of Rowleye Manor
3. Parcels called Saunders Fields, ie Glovers, Henles Hooke, meadow called Cutmore, Glovers Meadow, 2 closes called Saunders Fields alias Popes Fields, occupied by James Jurden and William Saunders; E: land of Edward Culpepper esq: S: Nicholas Saunder's land 'Crofters' and James Jurden's land 'Popeslandes'; W: Popeslandes; N: land of John Jurden of Gatwick called Russhett, and Edward Culpepper's land
4. Field called Webbescroft, meadow called Webbescroft Rithe, Cotlande Field and Cotlande Rithe, occupied by Thomas Fenner
5. Two fields called Cotlande occupied by John Teye
6. Grove called Byrtigrove part of Cotlande, occupied by John Teye; E: John Jurden's 'Byrstocke Land' and Rowley Wood; S: Edward Culpepper's land; W,N: John Jurden's land
7. Parcels once called Egworthe, ie Egworthe Meads, Egworthe Grove, Northbarn Field, Southbarn Field, Long Croft, pightell called Barnfield with barn thereon; two fields called Firsye Fields, field called Horslease; Mill acre part of Egworth, partly in Horley; all occupied by Nicholas Saunder; E: land of Richard Bray of Horley; W: John Jurden's land and Rowley Wood; N: John Jurden's land; S: Roger Drewe's land, all in Charlwood, Surrey
Recites: enfeoffment of Richard Carn knight, Nicholas Carn esq, William Holgill clerk, Ralph Lecton clerk, Thomas Lisle gent Nicolas Saunder of Charlewood, John Skinner gent, Thomas Polstedde gent, James Skinner gent and Richard Braye to the use of Henry Saunder, 27 Oct 1517; will of Henry Saunder of Ewell gent, 1 Sep 1518, proved (PCC) 23 Feb 1519 bequeathing property (inter alia) to son William Saunder; conveyance to William Saunder in tail male according to his father's will by surviving feoffees (named), 15 Apr 1529; descent to Nicholas Saunder after death of his father William; common recovery brought by Thomas Lyfelde and Bartholomew Fromondes esqs to the use of NS vouching his brother Erasmus Saunder, Trinity 1578
Leases of part of 3 above to Richard Jurden, rent £4 10s, lease of 6 above and Henles Hooks to John Teye, rent 55/-, lease of part of 3 to William Saunders, rent 36/-, lease of 4 above to Thomas Fenner, rent £6, all ending 25 Mar 1581, reserved
Provision for quitclaims by NS's sons Nicholas and Henry at 21 if required by RW and WW
W: Richard Benson, Thomas Whytfeld, John Eaton, William Penfolde scrivener
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Grandson of John Brown and Mary Ruddle.
William BROWN (second son) was born in 1798 at Bishop's Cannings, Wiltshire. He was baptized on 1 Oct 1798 at Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire. He was living on 20 Aug 1822. He died on 12 Nov 1869 at Castle Grounds, Devizes, Wilts (of Castle Grounds or of Horton). He was buried at Bishop's Cannings, Wiltshire.
Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds:
Day: 26 Month: Feb Year: 1824 Groom Forenames: William Groom Surname: BROWN Groom's parish: Bishops Cannings (Horton) Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: bac Groom's occupation: Groom's age: Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Anna Bride Surname: NEATE Bride's parish: Aldbourne Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Aldbourne Bondsman 1: Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
Listed on the 1851 Census at Bishops Canning, Wiltshire, England:
William Brown Widower aged 51 years Farmer of 1050 acres. No other family members listed.
George Bishop abt 1816 B,Cannings, Wiltshire,England Servant Bishops Cannings Wiltshire
Jane Breadmore abt 1809 Mildenhall, Wiltshire, England Servant Bishops Cannings Wiltshire
William Brown abt 1800 B,Cannings, Wiltshire, England Head Bishops Cannings Wiltshire
Harriet Taylor abt 1828 Mildenhall, Wiltshire, England Servant Bishops Cannings Wiltshire
Possibly?
1861 Census Devizes, Wiltshire, England:
RG09 piece 1293 folio 19 page
BROWN, William Head Widower M 60 1801 ...
BREADMORE, Jane Servant Unmarried F 52 1809 House Keeper
TAYLOR, Jane Servant Unmarried F 22 1839 Cook
BISHOP, George Servant Unmarried M 41 1820 Groom
Possibly the William Brown died Devizes in 1869 aged 70 years?
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions:
Same Person? Remarriage??
Day: 12 Month: Nov Year: 1869 Age: 70 Forenames: William Surname: BROWN Place: Bishops Cannings County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117110 Notes: husb of Charlotte brother of Ann & Elizabeth Jane
Day: 12 Month: Nov Year: 1869 Age: 70 Forenames: William Surname: BROWN Place: Bishops Cannings County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117920 Notes: husb of Charlotte d at Devizes 2nd son of Thomas
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Grandson?
Thomas Brodrick Esquire Wandsworth, Surrey 5 August 1728 12 October 1730
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Graves? Mentioned in will of brother John 1659. 2nd Marriage to Gibbs.
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Name: Elizabeth Robinson Baptism Date: 28 Oct 1632 Parish: St Alfege County: London Borough: Greenwich Parent(s): John Robinson Record Type: Baptism Register Type: Parish Register
Will of Elizabeth Gibbs Northwold, Norfolk 10 August 1704 January 1714-my daughter Holder, grandson Henry Partridge(husband of grandaughter), grandaughters Elizabeth and Bridget daughters of my daughter Eliza Scott,
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Name: Richard Graves Marriage Date: 15 Jun 1657 Parish: St Dunstan in the West County: London Borough: City of London Spouse: Elizabeth Robinson Record Type: Marriage Register Type: Parish Register
Text: 21 Oct 1701 Henry Partridge, Gent., of St Andrew's, Holborn, Bachelor, 29, & Elizabeth Holder, of same, Spinster, 15; consent of her parents attested by her father Thomas Holder; at St Botolph, Aldgate. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1611-1828 (Marriage)
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Name: Mrs Elisabeth Gibbs widow Burial Date: 20 Jan 1713 Parish: St James, Clerkenwell County: Middlesex Borough: Islington Record Type: Burial Register Type: Parish Register
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Gravestone:
Mary Anne second daughter of the late William and Anne Brown of Chiseldon who died October 22 1863 aged 6? years
Also Elizabeth ....... daughter of William and Anne Brown who died ? 1867. Day: 22 Month: Oct Year: 1863 Age: 69 Forenames: Mary Ann Surname: BROWNE Place: Chisledon County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 117693 Notes: 2nd dau of William & Anne
Mary BROWN was born on 18 Jun 1793 at Chiseldon, Wilts (called Mary-ann in what appears to be a copy from a family bible in DM96). She was baptized on 27 Jun 1793 at Chisledon, Wilts. She was living on 18 Dec 1819. She was living on 25 Oct 1849. She appeared on the census of 31 Mar 1851 at Church Path(?), Box, Wilts (unmarried, independent, with sister Elizabeth). She left a will on 4 May 1857 at the parish of Chiseldon, Wilts (spinster). Mary and Elizabeth Brown made identical wills on the same day. She appeared on the census of 8 Apr 1861 at Chiseldon, Wilts (unmarried, Interest of Money, with sister Elizabeth, apparently in same house as Thomas Hollister. NB name spelled Browne). She died on 22 Oct 1863 at Chiseldon, Wilts, aged 70 (of Chisledon, presumably unmarried). She was buried on 28 Oct 1863 at Chisledon, Wilts. Her estate was proved on 3 Mar 1864 (under £3000).
| Brown, Mary Ann (I00427)
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Grocer
Will of Robert Robinson of Saint Sepulchre London 10 June 1658 PROB 11/277
Will of Robert Robbinson or Robinson, Joiner of London 27 June 1654 PROB 11/233
Visitation of London 1632
Robert Robinson of=f=Apnlina da. of Thomas Southalke of London Merchant Esq. don living 1633 John Robinson sonne 2 Henry 1 Margret 3 Apulina and heire 10 years - - - old 1633 3 Robert 2 Brigett 4 Mary
Denston, Suffolk Parish Registers:
John, son of Robert Robinson, Gent., and Apolina, 21 March, 1623 Bridget, dau. of Ditto ditto 25 July, 1625
Katherin, dau. of William Robinson, citizen and mercer of London, and Katherine, 11 Oct., 1625
John, son of John Robinson, Esq., and Bridget, 15 Jan., 1625
Elizabeth, dau. of John Robinson, Esq., 7 June, 1682
Isabella, dau. of Ditto and Amy, 4 Jan., 1684
Bridgett, dau. of Ditto and Ama, 23 July,
1689 Francis, dau. of Ditto ditto 2 Aug., 1692
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Grocer at Devizes.
Died unmarried.
SALISBURY.
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1812.
Lately died, at Devizes, John Neate, Esq. many years a respectable inhabitant of that borough: his remains were taken to Aldbourne, and interred in the family vault, attended by a numerous circle of friends, who deeply lamented his loss.
MI Aldbourne:
South Wall:
"Underneath, in a vault are deposited the remains of Mr John Neate, of Devizes, who died 21 May, 1812, aged 67 years."
Extract of 1812 Will of John Neate of the Borough of Devizes, Wilts. Merchant
-P.C.C.dated 21.03.1812
-Proved at London 06.07.1812 by Stephen Neate the nephew
-Nephew and partner Stephen Neate-messuage, farm and land called Snap Farm, parish of Aldbourne, Wilts. now in occupation of Henry Reeves and ( ) Reeves his son, also messuage, farm and land called Thornhill Farm, near Malmesbury, Wilts. now in occupation of Henry Garlick, and all other freehold land in Wilts.
-whereas my brother Stephen Neate of Aldbourne, Gent, his father, is lessee from the Dean and Chapter of Winchester Cathedral of the Parsonage of Aldbourne, of which the Tithes of Upper Upham Farm, Lower Upham Farm Leigh Farm...(detailed exlanation of his interest in tithes etc.)
-my said brother &1000
-said nephew and William Brown of Chisledon, gent and John Harding Sheppard of Swindon, Wilts. Tanner, who have respectively marred my nieces, &5000 on trust
for my nephew Joseph Holbrook, now living in South America, for life, then to his children, or if none then to:
-nephew Stephen Neate
-niece Ann Sheppard
-children of my late niece Ann Brown
-Stephen Neate, William Brown and John Harding Sheppard &2500 on trust for
-sister Ann Holbrook for life then to said nephew Joseph Holbrook
-children of late niece Ann Brown, &1000
-Stephen Neate and William Brown&7000 on trust for
-niece Ann Sheppard for life(wife of said John Harding Sheppard) then to her children
-Stephen Neate and William Brown and also my friend..........James(?), Gent of Devizes, &1000
-witness Will Hughes, J.Tilby, E.P.Newman
CODICIL dated 31.03.1812
-since my aforesaid will has been transcribed it has occured to me that my nephew Joseph Holbrook before he left England and whilst he resided with his brother-in-law William Brown had a natural daughter(who is now living) by a servant of Mr. Brown's
-from sum bequeathed,&20 yearly towards her maintenance, education and bringing up until 21, then&200
-George Paradise and John Wyatt my shopman and Mary Whitehead my servant &20 each
-my servant Thomas baker 10
Witness Will Hughes, J.Tilby, E.L.Newman
Day: 21 Month: May Year: 1812 Age: 67 Forenames: John Surname: NEATE Place: Aldbourne County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82678
Thatcham, Berks, and its manors. Edited and arranged for publication by James Parker" 1901
??
"Lady Frances Winchcomb, by deed dated 30*'' June, 1707, gave to trustees
a parcel of ground in Chapel Street, in the parish of Thatcham, together with
a decayed chapel standing thereon, which she had directed to be repaired, in trust
to stand seised for the use of a school- master, and for 30 poor boys to be edu-
cated therein ; and she also gave to the same trustees a rent charge of 53/. issuing out of the manor farm and grange ot Thornhill, in the parish of St. Mary Westport, Wilts, and out of a close of meadow or pasture ground, in the deed of endowment men-tioned, in trust to pay 2o/....The Estate out of which the rent charge issues is now in the occupation of Mr. Stephen Neat. The school appears to have been opened about the year 1713, and continued open a few years ;
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Grocer, mentioned in the will of Ann Brown, Aldbourne as husband of her sister-in-law
Will of Thomas Baker of Abington Grocer PRO 11/1811
Mentions wife Mary, brother in law Thomas Brown of South Frawley, Berkshire and children Mary Ann Eliza William Thomas Stephen Frances john And Anna Maria Strong. | Baker, Thomas (I07259)
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Grocer.
2nd Marriage:Name: Elizabeth Clipsham Marriage Date: 5 Nov 1695 Parish: St Sepulchre, Holborn County: London Borough: City of London Spouse: William Clipsham Record Type: Marriage Register Type: Parish Register
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Groom's name: Charles Edward Neate
Groom's birth date:
Groom's age: 25
Bride's name: Elizabeth Jane Wiltshire
Bride's birth date:
Bride's age: 26
Residence: East Grafton, Wiltshire, England
Event place: East Grafton, Wiltshire, England
Event date: 11 Jul 1865
Groom's father's name: John Neate
Groom's mother's name:
Father of bride's name: John Wiltshire
Mother of bride's name:
Groom's prev wife's name note:
Groom's previous wife's name:
Bride's previous husband's name note:
Bride's previous husband's name:
Batch number: M15307-2
Date range: 1844 - 1906
Record group: England-VR
Film number: 1279359
Collection: England Marriages 1700-1900
Probably the father of the Alfred Neate who wrote the letters in 1935.
Listed in the 1881 census as Auctioneer and Upholsterer of High Street, Pewsey, Wiltshire
1891 Census Pewsey, Wiltshire, England:
Neate, Charles E 51 Marlborough, Wiltshire Head Pewsey Wiltshire
Neate, Elizabeth J 51 Sevington Chippenham, Wiltshire Wife Pewsey Wiltshire
Neate, Alfred N 15 Pewsey, Wiltshire Son Pewsey Wiltshire
Neate, Arthur B 11 Pewsey, Wiltshire Son Pewsey Wiltshire
Neate, Leslie S 10 Pewsey, Wiltshire Son Pewsey Wiltshire
Neate, Beatrice M 19 Pewsey, Wiltshire Daughter Pewsey Wiltshire
Neate, Edward J E 24 Pewsey, Wiltshire Son Pewsey Wiltshire
1901 Census Pewsey, Wiltshire, England:
Charles C Neate 61 Marlborough, Wiltshire, England Head Pewsey Wiltshire
Emily J Neate 32 Pewsey, Wiltshire, England Daughter Pewsey Wiltshire
Fanny M Spreadbury 21 Enford, Wiltshire, England Servant Pewsey Wiltshire
Sotheby's Auction:
A265 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU, CIRCA 1800, with plain top, the fall-front enclosing a fitted interior above four graduated drawers, on shaped bracket feet, retailers, label
CE Neate & Sons, 24 Maryport Street, 35 Market Place, Devizes, 108cm high, 91,5cm wide, 52,5cm deep
Charles Neate aged 57 buried Devizes district.
Day: 26 Month: Nov Year: 1907 Age: 67
Forenames: Charles Edward Surname: NEATE Place: Pewsey; cemetery County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82719 Notes: b 21 Mar 1840 husb of Elizabeth Jane
(wiltshire Memorial Transcription Index-WFHS) | Neate, Charles Edward (I00489)
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Groom's Name: James Willis Groom's Birth Date: 1802 Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: 64 Bride's Name: Susan Holben Bride's Birth Date: 1826 Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: 40 Marriage Date: 18 Aug 1866 Marriage Place: Duxford St John,Cambridge,England Groom's Father's Name: Thomas Willis Groom's Mother's Name: Bride's Father's Name: Robert Holben
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Groom's Name: Maurice Henry Rowland Groom's Birth Date: 1870 Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: 28 Bride's Name: Celia Jane Chalmers Bride's Birth Date: 1873 Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: 25 Marriage Date: 16 Jul 1898 Marriage Place: Merstham, Surrey, England Groom's Father's Name: Stephen Neale Rowlands Groom's Mother's Name: Bride's Father's Name: James Chalmers Bride's Mother's Name: Groom's Race: Groom's Marital Status: Single Groom's Previous Wife's Name: Bride's Race: Bride's Marital Status: Single
| Chalmers, Celia Jane (I06497)
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Groom's Name: Peter Morton of St Margaret Westminster Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Ann Walton of Botley, Hampshire Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 16 Apr 1730 Marriage Place: Saint Benet Pauls Wharf,London,London,England
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Groom's Name: Richard Hopkins Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Martha Sedwood Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 14 Oct 1709 Marriage Place: Brimpton, Berkshire, England Groom's Father's Name:
(Could this be Selwood? Richard's son Francis mentions his cousin Richard Selwood?)
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Name: Richard Sellwood Gender: Male Baptism/Christening Date: 09 Apr 1716 Baptism/Christening Place: BRIGHTWALTON,BERKSHIRE,ENGLAND Birth Date: Birthplace: Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name: Richard Sellwood Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Mary
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Name: Martha Selwood Gender: Female Baptism/Christening Date: 21 Oct 1681 Baptism/Christening Place: PEASEMORE,BERKSHIRE,ENGLAND Birth Date: Birthplace: Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name: Ricd Selwood Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Martha
Note: From a tablet in the chancel floor in Steventon in Steventon, Berkshire, England Burial: 17 OCT 1735 Note:
Memorial plaque in Steventon church
Here lieth the Body of Martha the wife of Richard Hopkins who departed this life Oct 13 1735 Aged 54 Years
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Groom's Name: Richard Hopkins Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Martha Sedwood Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 14 Oct 1709 Marriage Place: Brimpton, Berkshire, England Groom's Father's Name:
(Could this be Selwood? Richard's son Francis mentions his cousin Richard Selwood? or did his brother Jospeh marry Alice Toovey and then "cousin")
Will of Richard Hopkins, yeoman of Steventon, Berkshire. PRO 11/629 1729.
Name: Martha Selwood Gender: Female Baptism/Christening Date: 21 Oct 1681 Baptism/Christening Place: PEASEMORE,BERKSHIRE,ENGLAND Birth Date: Birthplace: Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name: Ricd Selwood Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Martha
Name: Martha Sellwood Gender: Female Baptism/Christening Date: 13 May 1684 Baptism/Christening Place: SAINT GILES,OXFORD,OXFORD,ENGLAND Birth Date: Birthplace: Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name: John Sellwood
Note: From tablet in Chancel floor in Steventon in Steventon, Berkshire, England Burial: 9 JUL 1749 Note:
Memorial Tablet, Steventon
In memory of Richard Hopkins who died July 5th 1749 aged 63 Yrs
Will: 10 JAN 1750 Note:
In the Name of God Amen I Richard Hopkins of Cholsey in the County of Berks Gentleman being somewhat indisposed of Bodily Health but of sound and disposing Mind and Understanding praised be God for the same do make and declare this my Last Will and Testament in Writing in manner and form following First and Principally I commend my Soul unto God who gave it me hoping for eternall Bliss in the Kingdom of Heaven through the above Mouths and Intenssion of my ? Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Christ and my Body I commit to ye Earth from where it was taken to be devoutly buried at the discretion of my Executor herein after named And as touching such such worldly Estate as the Lord in Mercy hath bestowed upon me I do give and dispose thereof as followeth
Imprimis I order and direct that all my just Debts shall with all possible speed after my Decease be paid and satisfied by my Executor hereinafter named And whereas I being seized or possesed of divers Copy hold or Customary Lands Tenements Hereditaments and premisses lying and being within the Manor of Steventon in the County of Berks and having made a Surrender of all my said premisses avoiding low Custom of ye said Manor To ye life and behooss? of such person or persons and for such life Intents and purposes as I by my Last Will and Testament in Writing to be me duly executed in the presence if three or more credible Witnesses shall direct or appoint Now in pursuence of ye said Surrender and by virtue thereof and of all or any other power to me belonging I do hereby give devise direct comitt and appoint all and every my said Copyhold or Customary Lands Tenements Hereditaments and phinfor? whatsoever situate lying and being in Steventon aforesaid or show how in the County of Berks unto and to the life and Behess? of my blood Son Francis Hopkins his Heirs and Assigns for ever avoiding to the Custom of the said Manor of Steventon In by it? nevertheless and charged and chargeable with the payment of the severall Legacys or sums of money hereinafter named (that is to say) with the payment of the sum of one hundred pounds a piece of lawful money of Great Britain unto my two Sons John Hopkins and Thomas Hopkins and with the payment of the sum of four hundred and fifty pounds of like lawfull money unto my Daughter Martha Hopkins which said sums respectively I do hereby give and bequeath unto my said Sons and Daughter and do order the same to be paid unto them respectively within one year next after my Decease and also with the payment of the sum of one hundred pounds of like lawfull money unto my Grandaughter Mary Baker which said sum I do hereby give and bequeath unto her and do order the same to be paid unto her at the age of one and twenty years if she shall be then living and in Case my said Grandaughter shall happen to dye before she shall attain her said age and shall leave any Brother or Sister living Then and in such case I do give and order the sais one hundred pounds to go and be paid to and divided amongst all such Brothers or Sisters if more than one equally and if but only one Brother or Sister then unto such only Brother or SIster to be paid unto him her or them respectively at his her or their respective age of one and twenty years But in Case my said Grandaughter Mary Baker shall happen to dye before she shall attain her said age and shall have neither Brother or Sister Or in Case such Brother or Sister shall happen to dye before he she or they shll attain his her or their said age Then and in such case I do order the said one hundred pounds to remain unto my said Son Francis Hopkins his Heirs and Assigns and do hereby discharge the said phinfors? from the payment thereof
Item I give and bequeath unto my Son Joseph Hopkins all my household Goods and Furniture which I have at Cholsey farm and I do also forgive him all the Inbruct? due to this heir upon his Bond which he gave me for Eight Hundred pounds whereof he hath paid me four hundred pounds in part
Item I give and bequeath unto my said Daughter Martha all and singular my Goods and Furniture of Household now remaining and being in and about my Dwelling house in Housy Law in Cholsey aforesaid
Item all thesum? and residue of my Goods Cattle Chattells Ready money Debts owing and personall Estate wahatsoever not herein before by me given and disposed of (my Debts Legacys and Funerall and Testamentary Expeses being first paid and discharged) I give and bequeath unto my said Son Francis Hopkins whom I do make and ordain full and sole Executor of this my Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me made either by WOrd or in Writing and declaring this to be my last Will and Testament only and no other In Witnesse whereof I the said Richard Hopkins have to this my last Will and Testament containing two Sheets of Paper to the first Sheet sett my Hand and to the second my Hand and Soul this twenty ninth day of May in the year of our Lord 1749
Richard Hopkins
Signed Sealed ? and duly executed by the testator as and for his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us who subscribed our names as Witnesses in his Presence and at his Request and in the Presence of each other
John Button Son of John Button the Elder
John Button Junr.
Ri Toovey
No mentions of Hopkins grandchildren??
Is Thomas connected to this family??
| Hopkins, Richard (I06674)
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Groom's Name: William Andrews Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Arabella Deane Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 12 Jun 1783 Marriage Place: Saint Mary,Reading,Berkshire,England
| Deane, Arabella (I08764)
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Had 4 sons and 3 daughters and somehow connected to "Crawford and Trotter" supplies of goods to the Admiralty. Note xecond names Henry Chamberlain gives his sons by his second marriage.
A Merchant of London.
Supposedly died at Gower Street, in London in 1824. Buried in the vault of Trotters.
| Morgan, William (I02481)
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Had a large family according to Anne's pedigree.
Frances Neate baptised 1742 daughter of James Neate and Frances, residing at Wick. Baptised at Preshute.
Possibly buried 1798 or 1820? See Family History Online:
Frances CRIPPS Date 18 May 1798 Aged ? Place Wootton Bassett Description St Bartholomew & All Saints Denomination Anglican County code WIL
2. Name Frances CRIPPS Date 24 Feb 1820 Aged 79 Place Wootton Bassett Description St Bartholomew & All Saints Denomination Anglican County code WIL
| Neate, Frances (I00343)
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Had a son Edmund who was MP for Wootten Bassett.
Will of Oliver Pleydell Esquire Shrivenham, Berkshire 23 March 1681 22 November 1682 Sentence. Senior.
Connection?
Will of Elizabeth Hale Swindon, Wiltshire 12 February 1720 March 1722-wants to be buried in Shrivenham near her father Oliver Pleydell and mother Martha Pleydel and brother and sisters, John, Thomas and Oliver and Lady Broake, nephew Richard Goddard and Pleydell Goddard.
Near this Place lieth
the Body of
Mrs ELIZABETH HALE Widow
the youngest Daughter of OLIVER PLEYDELL
late of this Place Esq.
(who was directly descended from WILLIAM PLEYDELL Esq.
of COLESHILL in this County in the time of EDWARD the fourth)
and MARTHA his Wife who was Daughter of
JOHN BRIND of WANBROUGH in the County of Wilts Gent
they had three Sons and four Daughters, Viz:
John, Thomas, Anne, Martha, Mary, Elizabeth, Oliver,
John died a Batchelor, Thomas Married Mary
the Daughter of Sr. GEORGE PRAT of COLESHILL Bart.
ANNE Married SAMUEL ASH of LANGLEY
in the County of WILTS Esq.
MARTHA Married CHRISTOPHER THOMLINSON
of LONDON Merchant.
And after his decease, Sr. ROBERT BROOKE of
NACTON in the County of SUFFOLK Bart.
MARY Married THOMAS GODDARD of SWINDON
in the County of WILTS Esq.
ELIZABETH Married THOMAS HALE
of LONDON Gent.
OLIVER died a Batchelor
MRS ELIZABETH HALE died the 4th of February 1721 in the 70th year of her Age, who by Will orderd her Executor, Mr. PLEYDELL GODDARD of LONDON Merchant, to Erect this Monument in Commemoration of her Father, Mother, three Brothers, & her Sister the Lady BROOKE, Who all near to her lie interrd here: And sleep in the LORD JESUS, in hope of a blessed Resurrection".
| Pleydell, Oliver (I04125)
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Had an illegimate son Robert Alexander Stewart Berry | Stewart, Mary (I03242)
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Had at least two sons to William Holcroft born c 1590. William and Henry.
The abbey was dissolved 16 January 1540. (fn. 80) The manor in Battersea ... was transferred by his trustees to Oliver St. John, Viscount Grandison, lord deputy governor of Ireland from 1616 to 1622. (fn. 83) He had already acquired a lease of the site of the manor through his marriage with Joan widow of Sir William Holcroft and daughter of Henry Roydon. (fn. 84) This lease descended to Joan from her grandfather Henry Roydon. He had been succeeded about 1538 by his son Henry, whose lease was renewed by the Crown in March 1540/1. (fn. 85) Henry's widow Elizabeth had the site at farm in 1582, (fn. 86) but in that year a thirty-one years' lease was obtained by Sir Gilbert Gerard and Sir John Sotherton, (fn. 87) who were perhaps trustees for Elizabeth. In 1592 Elizabeth Roydon and her daughter Joan Holcroft, then a widow and afterwards wife of Oliver Viscount Grandison, obtained a new lease to run from 1613 to 1634, (fn. 88) and a reversionary lease was granted to Aaron Best. (fn. 89) In 1627 Viscount Grandison obtained a grant of the site in perpetuity to hold by service of a knight's fee. (fn. 90) He spent much of his time at the manorhouse, especially during his ill-health in 1625-29. (fn. 91) He died there 30 December 1630; his widow died in the following spring, and was buried at Battersea. (fn. 92)
The manor descended to Viscount Grandison's nephew Sir John St. John, bart., an ardent Royalist, who was buried there with great pomp in 1648. (fn. 93) His heir, Sir John St. John, bart., died unmarried in 1657, and was succeeded by his uncle, Sir Walter St. John, bart., who also lived at the manor-house. In 1700 he entailed the estate on his son Henry and the latter's eldest son Henry St. John, the famous Tory statesman, created Viscount Bolingbroke in 1712. (fn. 94) The elder Henry succeeded his father in 1708, and in 1716 was created Baron St. John of Battersea and Viscount St. John. (fn. 95)... (fn. From: 'Parishes: Battersea with Penge', A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 4 (1912), pp. 8-17. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=43025. Date accessed: 20 July 2007. | Roydon, Joan (I01990)
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Had children: William Brown Nash, Elizabeth Nash and John Nash. | Nash, William (I07873)
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Had one daughter Penelope. | Isabel (I09838)
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Had one surviving son Robert.
Listed in Oxford University Alumni as Thomas Pierce, son of John of Devizes. Matriculated in 1638 aged 16 years.
Possibilities?
Will of Thomas Pierce, Doctor in Divinity and Dean of North Tidworth, Wiltshire 05 October 1691 PROB 11/406
Is this Thomas pierce the following??
He was the son of John Pierce or Peirse, a woollen-draper and mayor of Devizes . He was appointed chorister of Magdalen College, Oxford, in 1633, while receiving an education in Magdalen College School under. William White, for whom in 1662 he obtained preferment. On 7 December 1638 he matriculated at the college, and in 1639 he became a demy . He graduated B.A. on 4 December 1641, and M. A. on 21 June 1644, noted as a poet and musician...On 4 May 1675 Pierce was admitted and installed as dean of Salisbury. He quarrelled with his chapter, and its members appealed to the archbishop..... his only surviving son, Robert Pierce, was denied a prebendal stall in the cathedral.
The dean had purchased an estate in the parish of North Tidworth, a few miles north of Amesbury in Wiltshire. He died there on 28 March 1691, and was buried in the churchyard of Tidworth. At his funeral there was given to every mourner a copy of his book entitled 'Death considered as a Door to a Life of Glory [anon.] Printed for the Author's private use,' n.d. [1690 ?] His grave represented a small stone banquetting house; an inscription, made by himself a little before his death, was engraved on a brass plate fastened to the roof of the church. Pierce's wife Susanna died in June 1696, and was also buried in the churchyard of North Tidworth. Robert, his son, became rector of North Tidworth in 1680, and through the favour of Anne , then princess of Denmark, was appointed prebendary of Chardstock in Salisbury Cathedral in 1689. He retained both these preferments until his death in 1707.
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Had son Simon and Edward according to will of Gabriel Goodman 1600. Another son Herbert.
Is this the same Edward Thelwell who married Katherine Tydr, as her fourth husband. She died 1591? If correct Edward died 29.07.1610.
Possibility??
EDWARD THEBALL Pedigree
Marriages:
Spouse: JANE GOODMAN Family
Marriage: 11 JUN 1593 Waddesdon, Buckingham, England
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Description Will of Edward Thelwell of Llanynys, Denbighshire Date 31 July 1660 Catalogue reference PROB 11/299
Will of Edward Thelwall of Plas Ward, Denbighshire 08 October 1663 PROB 11/312
Will of Herbert Thelwall, Clerk and Master of Arts of Llanbedr, Denbighshire 11 July 1618 PROB 11/132
Will of Margaret Theloall or Thelwall, Widow of Plasward, Denbighshire 07 November 1586 PROB 11/69
...No documents are available to show what happened during the period between March, 1581, and January, 1583. Much may be conjectured, for a draft has recently come to light of articles of agreement dated at Berain on the fifth of January, 1583, for a double marriage. The parties are Thomas Salusbury of Llewenni (Katheryn's brother-in-law), and John Wynn of Gwydir (her step-son), of the one part, and Simon Thelwall of Plâs y Ward and his son and heir, Edward, of the other part. Katheryn was to become the wife of Edward Thelwall, and her daughter, Jane Wynn, the wife of his son and heir, Simon Thelwall, who was born in 1570 and was therefore twelve years of age; Jane Wynn was under ten years - another child marriage in fact. Jane Wynn was to receive a dowry of .£400 on her marriage with Simon, "or, if he die, with either of his brothers Herbert and William respectively ". Three generations of Thelwalls were living when this agreement was drawn up, Simon the elder, his son Edward, and his son Simon the younger. This arrangement recalls the very similar agreement for the Salusbury- Wynn alliance already described.
See Rhagorol On-line Catalogue | Gwynedd Council
| Thelwell, Edward (I05569)
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Had three sons Nicholas, Oliver and John.
Is Oliver "Black Oliver"?
The Family of St John of Lambeth FCH Evans
A lady described as 'Mrs St John, wife of Mr Oliver St John,' who was buried at St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough, 3 April 1608. 17 She may well have been the Jane Nicholas whom Oliver St John, esquire, married at St Dunstan's in the West, London, 14 February 1607. In that case Jane Nicholas may have been his cousin Jane St John, widow of Robert Nicholas, of Manningford, Wilts, who died in 1602, and by whom she had a daughter Catherine Nicholas, wife of Sir Thomas Brodrick, of Wandsworth, Surrey.
Name: Oliver St John Esquire Marriage Date: 14 Feb 1606 Parish: St Dunstan in The West County: London Borough: City of London Spouse: Jaine Nicholas Record Type: Marriage
Amongst the deeds belonging to the Sussex Archaeological Society (CO/812) is a covenant, dated 5 May 1615, that 'Oliver St John and John St John, sons of Oliver St John, of Marlborrow, Wilts, esquire, and of Margaret his late wife, deceased, one of the daughters and heirs of John Love, late of Wynchelsey, gentleman,' shall on attaining 21 years upon request release their rights in certain lands in Goudhurst that belonged to John Love. | St. John, Oliver (I08730)
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| 1446 |
Had two daughters. | Saunders, William (I00296)
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Hannah daughter of John and Anne is baptised in 1769. The only other Hannah Chandler is the daughter of Phillip and Hannah born 1752 but died a year later.
Was she in France from 1783's-1785?
There is the death of a Hannah Russell in 1843 and 1844 in Battle District, including Bexhill, Battle? or
1. Name Hannah RUSSELL Date 24 Sep 1843 Age 78y Notes Ashburnham Yard Ninfield St.Mary SSX
(listed on 1841 census as an independent aged 76 years. Also Philidelphia Dan 39, john Dan 14. Sarah Dan 14-no occupations given)
2. Name Hannah RUSSELL Date 30 Sep 1810 Age ? Notes d -Robert & Elizabeth Yard Guestling St.Lawrence SSX
Searched Rye record for death until 1812. Need to check further.
Death registered in Battle,1843??
Check 1841 census?
A Hannah Russel married a Thomas Ditch at Peasmarsh in 1804?? Probably not:
Name Hannah DITCH Date 07 Dec 1819 Age 35y Notes wife of Thomas of Brede Yard Udimore St.Mary SSX
Perhaps lived at Hastings as both daughters marreid there??
Possibilities?
groom's name: Charles Best bride's name: Hannah Russell marriage date: 1809 marriage place: Hamsey, Sussex, England
Groom's Name: Joseph Norris Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Hannah Russell Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 02 May 1805 Marriage Place: Pagham,Sussex,England
Groom's Name: John Farr Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Hannah Russell Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 20 Nov 1815 Marriage Place: Felpham,Sussex,England
Groom's Name: Thomas Humphrey Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Hannah Russel Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 07 Feb 1802 Marriage Place: Wadhurst, Sussex, England
| Chandler, Hannah (I00942)
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| 1448 |
Harriet (d. 30 April 1866) daughter of John Mullen, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 1st Royal Regiment of Foot
1851 Census:
Name: Annabella A Chamberland
[Annabella A Chamberlain] ge: 16 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1835 Relationship: Grandaughter (Granddaughter) Mother's Name: Harriet Chamberland Gender: Female Where born: England Parish Number: 647 Civil parish: Hamilton County: Lanarkshire Address: 46 Muir St Occupation: Scholar ED: 2A Page: 17 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 72 Line: 9 Roll: CSSCT1851_168 Household Members:
Name Age
Robert Mullen 77
Hester Mullen 67
Harriet Chamberland 45
Annabella A Chamberland 16
Edward A F Chamberland 9
Catharine Cameron 30
Catharine Mcmillan 22
| Mullen, Harriett (I03017)
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| 1449 |
Harwell Parish Church: North Transept. North Wall. Mural Marble. Mr. John Hopkins of this parish; cl. 1793, aged 80. His widow erected the monument. Sable on a chevron between three matchlocks or three roses gules. He was probably a member of the family of Hopkins of Tidmarsh, Co. Berks, who held the lease of the manor of Bishop’s Harwell early in the 19th century, and who traced founder’s kin to St. ]ohn’s College, Oxford. The family also appear to have held land in Steventon. [V.C.H. Berks, iii, 486 ; Papw. Ord., 517; Burke, Land. Gent., 3rd Ed., 575].
| Hopkins, John (I06680)
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Has a brother and father named William Morgan
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Will of William Morgan, Gentleman of Clifton Bristol , Gloucestershire 28 October 1852 PROB 11/2160
| Morgan, Anne Eugenia (I02217)
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