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Margaret was born at Bletso Castle, Bedfordshire , on 31 May 1443. The date and month are not disputed, as she required Westminster Abbey to celebrate her birthday on 31 May. The year of her birth is more uncertain. William Dugdale , the 17th century antiquary, has suggested that she may have been born two years earlier, in 1441. This suggestion is based on evidence of inquisitions taken at the death of Margaret's father. Dugdale has been followed by a number of Margaret's biographers. However, it is more likely that she was born in 1443, as in May 1443, her father had negotiated with the King about the wardship of his unborn child in case he died on a campaign.[1]
She was the daughter of John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset , and Margaret Beauchamp of Bletso ... According to Thomas Basin , Somerset died of illness, but the Crowland Chronicle reported that his death was suicide. Margaret, as his only child, was the heiress to his fortunes.[2]
On Margaret's first birthday, the King broke his arrangement with Margaret's father and gave her wardship to William de la Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk , though Margaret remained with her mother... Although she was her father's only legitimate child, Margaret had two half-brothers and three half-sisters from her mother's first marriage whom she supported after her son's accession.[4]
Margaret was married to Suffolk's son, John de la Pole . The wedding was held between 28 January and 7 February 1450. Papal dispensation was granted on 18 August 1450 because the spouses were too closely related. Three years later, the marriage was dissolved and the king granted Margaret's wardship to his own half-brothers, Jasper and Edmund Tudor .[5][6][7]
Margaret never recognized this marriage. In her will, made in 1472, Margaret refers to Edmund Tudor as her first husband. Under canon law Margaret was not bound by the marriage contract anyway, as she entered the marriage before reaching the age of twelve.[8] ...Margaret was 12 when she married 24-year old Edmund Tudor on 1 November 1455.
Margaret and her son remained in Pembroke until the York triumphs of 1461.[11] ....The Countess always respected the name and memory of Edmund for he was the father of her only child. In 1472, sixteen years after his death, Margaret specified in her will that she wanted to be buried alongside Edmund, although she enjoyed a long, stable and close relationship with her third husband who died in 1471.
On 3 January 1462, Margaret married Henry Stafford (c.1425 - 1471), son of Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of Buckingham. The dispensation for the marriage, necessary because Margaret and Stafford were second cousins....Margaret's own estates were still the main source of income. Margaret's estates enabled the pair to enjoy an aristocratic lifestyle. They had no children.[14]
She became a widow again in 1471.
In June 1472, Margaret married Thomas Stanley, the Lord High Constable and King of Mann. ...Later in her marriage, the Countess preferred living alone. In 1499, with her husband's permission, she took a vow of chastity in the presence of Richard FitzJames Bishop of London Taking a vow of chastity while being married was unprecedented. She moved away from her husband and lived alone at Collyweston She was regularly visited by her husband, who had rooms reserved for him. Margaret renewed her vows in 1504.
On the death of Henry VII, the Countess was declared to be regent for her grandson, Henry VIII , who was considered too young to reign on his own.
Her regency was short lived, however, as the Countess died on 29 June 1509 in the Deanery of Westminster Abbey just over two months after the death of her son. She is buried in the Henry VII Lady Chapel of the Abbey, in a black marble tomb topped with a bronze gilded effigy and canopy...
Her tomb was sculpted by Pietro Torrigiano and features a portrait effigy of Margaret dressed in traditional widow’s dress, her head resting on two pillows decorated with the Tudor badge, her hands raised in prayer and the Beaufort family crest at her feet. The Latin inscription, written by Erasmus, translates as “Margaret of Richmond, mother of Henry VII, grandmother of Henry VIII, who gave a salary to three monks of this convent and founded a grammar school at Wimborne, and to a preacher throughout England, and to two interpreters of Scripture, one at Oxford, the other at Cambridge, where she likewise founded two colleges, one to Christ, and the other to St John, his disciple. Died A.D.1509, III Kalends of July [29 June]“.
Will: MARGARET COUNTESS OF RICHMOND.
In the name of Almighty God, Amen. We, Margaret Countes of Richmond and Derby , moder to the most excellent Prince King Henry the VHth, by the g'ce of God King of England and of Fraunce, and Lorde of lrlande, our most dere son, have called to our remembrance the unstabilnesse of this transitory worlde, and that ev'ry creatur here lyving is mortall, and the tyme and place of deth to ev'y creatur uncerteyn. .....And our body to be buried in the monastery of Seynt Peter of Westm'r, in suche convenable place as we in o'r lif, or our executors after our decesse, shall provide for the same within the Chapell of o'r Lady, which is nowe begon by the said o'r most deer son.... place of our interment that shal be helping at all divine s'vices of placebo and dirige with Seynt John our Chamberlayn.... . Proved 17 tb October 1512.
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| 1752 |
Margaret, the third daughter, married Edward Fiennes, of Broughton Castle, who died in the year 1528, leaving a son, Richard. Richard is mentioned in his grandmother's will; he succeeded to the family honours and estates. His sister Elizabeth, married Sir Francis Barrantyne, of Great Haseley,' Oxon.
From Dame Ann's will we learn that Margaret Fiennes took as her second husband Thomas Nevell, who, as we learn from the will, had a young son named Wilham. Thomas Nevell was of Holt, Leicester. According to Nichols''History of Leicester,' vol. ii., p. 730, he was three times married: (1)to Clara, daughter and coheir of Ralph Nevell, of the same family, by whom he had a daughter, Margaret, eventually her father's heir; (2) Katherme, daughter of Sir Geoffrey Foljambe, of Walton ; (3) daughter of . . ., of Oxfordshire, and this third wife was no doubt Margaret, widow of Edward Fiennes. Sir Thomas Nevell was Sheriff of Leicester in the year 1539.
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| 1753 |
Margery MARTLEWRIGHT alias MORSE, of Haydon Wick, Rodbourne Cheney, Wilts, daughter of Roger MORSE alias MARTLEWRIGHT, of Haydon Wick, Rodbourne Cheney, Wilts. (will dated 16 April 1631, proved PCC, London, 10 Dec. 1631)
Wills to check:
P1/M/149 Administration bond, commission, inventory 1644
Martlewright alias Morse, John Yeoman Purton
P1/M/176 Administration bond, inventory 1662
Martlewright alias Morse, John Yeoman Purton
P3/M/241 Commission, inventory, will 1681
Morse alias Martlewright, Joan Widow Purton
P3/M/85
Account, inventory, will 1624 Morse alias Martlewright, Mary
Widow Castle Eaton
| Martlewright, Edith (I04016)
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| 1754 |
Marriage
Name: Louisa Graham Spouse Name: John W Jones Marriage Date: 1850 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Sydney, New South Wales Registration Year: 1850 Volume Number: V
Many possible options for John W Jones died NSW?
| Jones, John William Waters (I00933)
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| 1755 |
Marriage 1847 February 26th David Adamson, banksman at Wisp and Helen Falla residing at Todhills parish of Liberton gave in their names etc. Cautioner for the man William Carse and for the woman Andrew Loannie. Married 5th March thereafter by Rev. Mr. Adamson (correct Helen or another??)
Possibility?
1851 census Todhills, Midlothian, Scotland:
Name: David Adamson
Age: 44
Estimated birth year: abt 1807
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name: Helen
Gender: Male
Where born: Newton, Midlothian
Parish Number: 693
Civil parish: Liberton
Town: Todhills
County: Midlothian
Address: Dalkeith Road
Occupation: Ag Lab
ED: 6
Page: 15 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 47
Line: 15
Roll: CSSCT1851_190
Possibility?
1861 Census Newton, Midlothian, Scotland:
Name: David Adamson
Age: 50
Estimated birth year: abt 1811
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Helen
Gender: Male
Where born: Newton, Edinburghshire
Registration Number: 696
Registration district: Newton
Civil parish: Newton
County: Midlothian
Address: Public House
Occupation: Ag Lab
ED: 1
Page: 6 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 36
Line: 22
Roll: CSSCT1861_133
Household Members: Name Age
David Adamson 50
Helen Adamson
Possible Death Scotland People Index:
1 1861 ADAMS DAVID M 57 CANONGATE EDINBURGH CITY/MIDLOTHIAN 85/03 0590
2 1863 ADAMSON DAVID CARSE M 58 NEWTON /MIDLOTHIAN 696/00 0011
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| 1756 |
MARRIAGE ALLEGATIONS IN THE REGISTRY OF THE VICAR-GENERAL OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY:
Nov. 27 1684 Thomas Jennings, of St Christopher's, Lond., Gent., Bachr , ab 24, & Mrs Christian Gibbs, now of St Sepulchre's, Lond., Spr, abt 19, with consent of her father [blank] Gibbs, of Wickin Park, co. Bucks or North 400 ; alleged by Edward Davis, of St Sepulchre's afsd , Cordwainer ; at St Dunstan's in the West, Lond., St Clement's Danes, or St Mary, Savoy, Midd.
| Gibbs, Anthony (I09644)
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| 1757 |
Marriage Entry: 2280/1883 LONG JOHN EVANS ELIZA J CANTERBURY
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| 1758 |
Marriage in the District of Dalby No.191 between Arthur Edwards and Hannah Francis Waldon occured 26.02.1868 at St. John's Church(Church of England) Dalby.
Arthur occupation is given as baker. Witnessed by Thomas Waldron and the X mark of Phobe Elizabeth Waldron. | Family (F00038)
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| 1759 |
Marriage Licence Allegations - Faculty Office 1701-1850
18 Apr 1835 ROBINS Sanderson BARHAM Caroline Gertrude
Name: Caroline Gertrude Barham Gender: Female Birth Date: 11 Jul 1810 Christening Date: 2 Sep 1810 Christening Place: Newchurch, Hampshire, England Age at Christening: 0 Father's Name: Joseph Foster Barham Mother's Name: Carolina
1861 Census:
Name: Caroline G Robins Age: 48 Estimated birth year: abt 1813 Relation: Wife Spouse's name: Sanderson Gender: Female Where born: London, Middlesex, England Civil parish: Thanet St Peter County/Island: Kent Country: England
Registration district: Thanet Sub-registration district: Ramsgate ED, institution, or vessel: 23
Household schedule number: 2 Household Members:
Name Age
Sanderson Robins 59
Caroline G Robins 48
Gertrude Robins 21
Hon Devereux 42
Annerley 20
Susan Witherden 28
Sarah Knight 42
Maria Pemble 24
| Barham, Caroline Gertrude Foster (I03211)
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| 1760 |
Marriage Licence Bonds:
John Nalder of Monkton and Sarah Morris of Calne married. Samuel Morris of Avebury bondsman.
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions:
Day: 31 Month: Jan Year: 1800 Age: 86 Forenames: Sarah Surname: NALDER Place: Avebury County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 80329 Notes: wife of John dau of Samuel & Sarah MORRIS
Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds
Day: 5 Month: Jun Year: 1800 Groom Forenames: John Groom Surname: NALDER Groom's parish: Berwick Bassett Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: Groom's age: Groom's notes: Esq
Bride Forenames: Sarah Bride Surname: FRANCIS Bride's parish: Ramsbury Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: ZILLWOOD Philip, Ramsbury Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Dean of Sarum in Wiltshire, Berkshire, Dorset and Uffculme, Devon
| Morris, Sarah (I06373)
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| 1761 |
Marriage licence Lambourn - marriage never found.
- 1728; not PR Lambourn; try BT WRO/BT/2, Trowbridge
- no marriage Ashampstead nor Lambourn
30 Sept 1777 bur. Amy Child, widow, Lambourn
Marriage Licence Allegations Index - Vicar-General 1694-1850
Possibility??
13 Sep 1721 CHILD WALL -NO
Is Amy the same as Anne christened 1702 the daughter of John and Francis?? | Wall, Amy (I05639)
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| 1762 |
Marriage Licences, 1520-1610
Marriage Licences Granted by the Bishop of London.
1565-6.
County: London
13 Feb 1565-6 Richard Hare & Elizabeth Barnes, of City of London, ster; Gen. Lic.
Will of Richard Hare, Mercer of London 15 October 1575 PROB 11/57
Richard Hare, of London, mercer, d.1575 [no ref. or date]
These documents are held at Norfolk Record Office :
Probate Copy of Will: Richard Hare, citizen and mercer of London Hare 5602 224 x 2 30 May 1574; Proved 15 Oct 1575
Inventory: Richard Hare of Bowe, London, mercer. Exhibited Hare 5603 224 x 2 12 Jan 1575/76
A trewe and perfecte declaration of the estate of Richard Hare (citizen and mercer of London) which he had at the tyme of his death 5 Oct 1575 having a wief and three children viz Raphe Richarde and Margaret, made his three brothers, viz. Nicholas Raphe and Hughe his executors and the account of the said Hughe unto the same Hare 5604 224 x 2 30 Dec 1599
Neice:
London: - Marriage Licences, 1611-1828
Marriage Licences Granted by the Bishop of London.
1622.
County: London
04 May 1622 Mr Robert Browne, of St Martin's in Fields, Middlesex, Millener, Bachr, 21, father dead, & Thomazine Hare, of same, Spinster, 19, dau. of Richard Hare, Esq., in ye county of Southwark [sic], who liveth in the King's Bench, at ye present distracted in his ints.; consent of her uncle Sir Ralph Hare; at St Mary, Strand alias Savoy, Middx.
Will of Richard Hare, Mercer of London
Date 15 October 1575
Catalogue reference PROB 11/57
Son?
Description Will of Richard Hare
Date 08 May 1629
PROB 11/155
1525 to 1565
.... In 1524 Bartholomew Baron, mercer, obtained a lease from the company of the tenement and seld called the Crown for a term of 50 years from 1525 at £6 rent. Baron was to be responsible for repairs and within 3 years was to pay £100 towards the cost of new tenements, shops, and warehouses there; he was only to let or grant parts of the property to freemen of the Mercers' Company. His rent was said to have been reduced from £7. 14s., which had been the annual total received from tenants between 1517 and 1519, ...In 1529 this lease was assigned to John Hare, mercer, who was probably living there in 1541 and 1544. .... 33 was sold to John Hare and John Blundell, mercers, and their heirs and assigns for £120, a sum which was presumably calculated as 20 years' purchase,.... At the time of this grant John Hare occupied the property. He continued to live there until his death in 1565, when he left his dwelling house called the Crown with its shops, cellars, yards, and warehouses to his son Richard Hare and his male heirs, with successive remainders to his younger sons Hugh, John, and Thomas and their male heirs, and then to his eldest son Ralph Hare and his heirs. (fn. 18)
From: 'St. Mary le Bow 104/33', Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire: Cheapside; parishes of All Hallows Honey Lane, St Martin Pomary, St Mary le Bow, St Mary Colechurch and St Pancras Soper Lane (1987), pp. 351-363. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=2997. Date accessed: 28 August 2008.
John Hare, citizen and mercer of London, and Dorothy his wife, had eleven sons and three daughters, and died 1564. This John Hare was a wealthy mercer, living in Cheapside, in the parish of St. Mary le Bow, son of John Hare of Homersfield, in the county of Suffolk, esq.; and brother to sir Nicholas Hare, knt. master of the rolls. He had sons, Nicholas, his heir, Thomas, John, Hugh, Ralph, Richard, Edmund, &c. and daughters, Isabel, married to Cholmley; Margaret, married to Audley, mercer, &c. by his industry in his calling, he left manors, lands, and tenements among his children, and made his will, August 26, 1564.
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Marriage Licences:
1676/77 Feb. 8 Edward Atkyus [sic subs.], of Lincoln's Inn, Esq., Bach', abt. 23, & M" Agnes Atkins, of St Giles in Fields, Sp', abt. 18; consent of father Sir Richard Atkins, of Hadham, co. Herts, Bart. at St Andrew's, Holborn, or Lincoln's Inn Chapel.
| Atkins, Agnes (I04561)
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| 1764 |
Marriage Licences:
1628: Dec. 15 Thomas Gray, Esq., of Hatton Grange, co. Surrey, Bachelor, 24, & Anne Woodhouse, of City of London, Spinster, 24, dau. of Sir Henry Woodhouse, K', dec. consent of mother Lady Cecily Woodhouse ; at Little St Helen's, London.
| Gresham, Cecily (I09708)
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| 1765 |
Marriage license (Archbispos of Canterbury):
Thomas Steward of Barton Mills esq to Lucy Hatton of Tower Street London marriage at Wandsworth "with consent of her mother" dated 5 Oct 1674
Thomas was there stated to be "abt 28" and Lucy "abt 17".
Lucy's father Roger Hatton of Mark Lane, London, Alderman of Vintry Ward was a draper and apparently involved in shipping activity. He had an MI at All Hallows Barking, died 26 Jul 1666.
Roger Hatton was bap at St Antholin 15 Sep 1622 the son of another Roger Hatton apparently by Anne Palmer "of Leicester". When he went to school he was "aged 17" Apr 1658, so at his marriage license sixteen years later when he said he was "about 28" he was really "about 33". | Hatton, Lucy (I09762)
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| 1766 |
Marriage of James Tocher and Isabel Fraser on Dec 20th 1725 but makes Margaret Tocher too young for marriage in 1739?? Perhaps James Tocher a brother of Margaret not a father as he baptised a child Margaret in 1733. | Tocher, William (I05990)
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| 1767 |
Marriage of John Ayliffe and Catherine Fanshaw 26.04.1636 at St Olive Hearst Strret, London.
no title] D/RWR/T571 1636 2 Contents: Settlement before marriage of John Ayliffe and Katherine Fanshawe: manor and capital mansion of Grittenham in Brinkworth, advowson of Brinkworth, manor and manor house of Northwinterburne otherwise Rabson [in Winterbourne Bassett], manor and advowson of Foxley. (Ayliffe, Wolstenholme, Fanshawe).
Will of John Alyliffe or Ayliffe of Grisman, Wiltshire 29 January 1647 PROB 11/199
:wife Catherine. Wants to be buried at Lydiard Troegoze in tomb of ancestors-St Johns, two maiden sisters Susanna and Frances, cousin Edward Earnley, my brother John Fanshaw (brother in law?) wife Catherine.
WRO:Exemplification of a fine concerning the manors of Grittenham, Foxley and Rabson with appurtenances also in Brinkworth, Malmesbury and Winterborne Bassett, dated Easter 1636. Sir George Ayliffe to Thomas and Simon Fanshawe. 7 Jun 1672
| Ayliffe, John (I07424)
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| 1768 |
Marriage of John Neat and Jane Barett at Lydiard Tregoze in 1732.
Martha Neat and Anthopny Bath at Lydiard in 1729.
Elizabeth Neate and 1723 at Lydiard.
Frances Neate buried Wroughton in 1772 aged 35 years. Wife of Robert # 82774
Frances NEATE Date of death 5 May 1772 Age 35 Notes wife of Robert RefNum 82774 Place Wroughton, WIL
2. Name Robert NEATE Date of death ? Age ? Notes husb of Frances RefNum 82774 Place Wroughton, WIL
3. Name Thomas NEATE Date of death 13 Apr 1799 Age 33 Notes ? RefNum 82774 Place Wroughton, WIL
Sarum Marriage licence Bonds:
Day: 14 Month: Nov Year: 1758 Groom Forenames: Robert Groom Surname: NEATE Groom's parish: Wroughton Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: yeo Groom's age: Groom's notes: Bride Forenames: Frances Bride Surname: NEATE Bride's parish: Lydiard Tregoze Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: sp Bride's age: Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bondsman 1: BEWLEY Benjamin,yeo,Lydiard Millicent Bondsman 2: Jurisdiction: The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
Forenames: Robert Surname: NEATE Place: Wroughton County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82774 Notes: husb of Frances
| Neate, Frances (I00298)
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| 1769 |
Marriage of Robert Wilson and Elizabeth Dow at Carmunock in 24.11.1848
1851Census:
Name: Robert Wilson
Age: 24
Estimated birth year: abt 1827
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name: Elizabeth
Gender: Male
Where born: Carmunnock, Lanarksh
Parish Number: 631
Civil parish: Carmunnock
Town: Carmunnock
County: Lanarkshire
Address: No 11
Occupation: Tailor
ED: 2
Page: 7 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 25
Line: 16
Roll: CSSCT1851_151
Household Members: Name Age
Elizabeth Wilson 24
Fergus Wilson 1
Robert Wilson 24
1871 Census:
Name: Robert Wilson
Age: 44
Estimated birth year: abt 1827
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Elizabeth
Gender: Male
Where born: Carmunnock, Lanarkshire
Registration Number: 631
Registration district: Carmunnock
Civil parish: Carmunnock
County: Lanarkshire
Address: Aler's General
Occupation: Tailor Employing 2 Men
ED: 2
Page: 3 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 13
Line: 12
Roll: CSSCT1871_121
Household Members: Name Age
Ebinezer Egilsie 19
Elizabeth Wilson 44
Elizabeth Wilson 5
Fer W Wilson 10
Malcolm Wilson 15
Robert Wilson 44
Robert Wilson 7
Possibly the Robert Wilson in the Village of Carmonock on the 1881 census. Tailor and Clothier. Aged 54 years. Wife Elizabeth. Children: Isabella, Malcolm and Fergus. All born Carmonock. | Wilson, Robert (I02464)
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| 1770 |
Marriage Settlement 05.03.1451.
National Archives:
no title] AR/21/6 16th cent Related information: See also her testament, Cornwall Record Office AR/21/7.Administrative history: Sir John Arundell had died in 1471 x 1473; Katherine [Chidiock] his wife died in 1477 x 1487.
Contents: Legal document
16th century: Copy of will of Katherine, lately wife of Sir John Arundell, 2nd April 1479 (19 Edw IV)
Will: Richard Tomyow, my feoffee of my manor of Frampton upon Severn (Gloucestershire) and of my lands, etc., in the manor of Westbury (Wiltshire), and John Hugyn and my other feoffees of my manors of Ilbrewer, Pytney Werne and Alneshey (Somerset), are to enfeoff Giles Daubney knight, William Huddeffeld king's attorney, John Byconyll, William Hody and Thomas Tregarthyn of those manors and lands; for them to hold to fulfil my will.
From the revenues: My daughters Margaret and Dorothy to have £24 yearly till married (£10 each and £4 for an 'honeste woman' to serve them).
My servants Robert Bardbury and Ann his wife to have 4 marks yearly for life.
My feoffees of my manor of Chideok are to allow William Huddefeld 40s yearly for life, in accordance with a grant made by me to him.
John Byconyll to receive 5 marks yearly for life from my manors, etc., in Somerset, and William Hody to recive 40s from them for life, 'for theyr counceyll to me yeven'.
My feoffees to allow the residue of the revenues to me during my life, and to my executors after my death for paying all my debts and those of John Arundell my husband.
My daughters Margaret and Dorothy to have 400 marks or more each for their marriages.
Then my feoffees shall make an estate of all the manors, etc., to Thomas Arundell, son and heir apparent of Sir John Arundell, and to his heirs of body, with remainder to my heirs; if Thomas puts out my feoffees or otherwise hinders them, then they shall make an estate to such persons as they think necessary, for the performance of this my will.
My 'evydence' to be kept by the feoffees in such places as they think best for its safe keeping, until this my will is performed, and then to be delivered to Thomas Arundell.
I and Thomas have both put our seals, and Thomas his signature. Thomas Tregarthen to receive 40s yearly for life from the revenues of the manors, etc., for his good counsel to me and my husband.
| Chideock, Katherine (I08369)
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| 1771 |
Marriage Settlement of Edward Nicholas, of Manningford Bruce, and Susannah, widow of William Salter, of Iver, co. Bucks.; 6 May, 1687.
Will of Edward Nicholas Manningford Bruce, Wiltshire 25 January 1702 Proved May 1706
Mentions kinsman Robert Nicholas of Devizes, John Bustfeild of London barber surgeon, buried near wife at Maningford Bruce, wife Susanna, Aunt Wheeler, Nicholas Busfeild son of John and Ann, his brother John Busfeild, his brother Edward, cousin, Kinsman Colonel Oliver Nicholas. Nephew Captain Vanbrugh, nephew William Vanbrugh.
Possibility?
Forenames: Edward Surname: NICHOLAS Place: Manningford Bruce County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 84024 Notes: husb of Mary son of Sir Oliver NICHOLAS
Day: 18 Month: Apr Year: 1706 Age: 77 Forenames: Edward Surname: NICHOLAS Place: Manningford Bruce County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 84038 Notes: Esq Lord of the Manor
Month: Sep Year: 1683 Age: 22 Forenames: Edward Aron Surname: NICHOLAS Place: Manningford Bruce County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 84025 Notes: son of Edward & Mary
Gent. Mag. December, 1832.
The family of Nicholas is well known as firm Royalists. Sir Edward, or as he is generally called Mr. Secretary Nicholas, ... but he was not immediately related to the family at Manningford, for his arms were different (see them engraved in Simon's Seals, pi. xxxi).
Sir Oliver Nicholas, the father of the husband of Mrs. Jane, was cupbearer to King James I. and carver to King Charles the First, and left his own principles of loyalty to his son Edward. The marriage of the latter with Miss Lane was blest with only one son, who died unmarried before both his parents, at the early age of twenty-two; but he was soon followed to the grave by his mother; and they lie side by side within the altar rail. Near them is Mr. Nicholas himself; and another stone commemorating the death of some one who died in 1722, aged 63. As nothing but " Nicholas, esq." and the dates remain, it might be a brother or a second wife of Mr. Nicholas, though 20 years younger, as the former wife was 10 years older. His own monument is erected against the north wall of the chancel, with this inscription :
" Hie infra sita sunt reliquiffi viri memoria dignissimi, Edvardi Nicholas, armigeri, hujus pagi Toparcha?; qui, tarn ecclesia; quam Monarchic Anglicana, fidei inviolata;, amicitia? fabularum exemplis non secundum, patientia? nullis dolorum eruciatibus expugnabilis, et festivitatis ingenii qua delicias omnium se reddidit. Frustra renitente podagra diuturna, exemplum posteris celebre reliquit: et tandem, iixequieto morbo fractus, et vita- ct inonim liominum pertsesus, animam cgit lubens, cal. Maii decimo tertio, anno salutis 1706, artatis 77."
There is only one other monument, with this inscription on a shield :
"HE ARE I. AYES THE BODY OF ELIZ. HIND. BVRIED JU'Y 5, 1675."
The stone is situated among the graves of the Nicholas family.
Corporation Of London Records:
FILE - Marriage trust deed - ref. COL/CCS/CO/13/B2/002 -
date: 1648/9 Mar 19
[from Scope and Content] 2. John Plummer of Grays Inn,
Middx., esq., Edward Nicholas Esq., son of Sir Oliver Nicholas of
Manningford Bruce, Wilts., kt., William Wase of Datchet, gent., and
[William Wase?] of Datchet, gent. the younger, trustees
| Nicholas, Edward (I06378)
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| 1772 |
Marriage settlement. (1) John King of Sherborne, gentleman and Elizabeth his wife, (2) Thomas Bagley of St Martins in the fields, Middlesex, gentleman, (3) George Strangways of Abbotsbury, gentleman, Nicholas Strangways of the same, gentleman, brothers of said Elizabeth and William Fauntleroy of Fauntleroys Marsh in Folke, gentleman. Land in Somerset. Signature(s) George Strangways. Witness(es) William Fry, John Pitts and Henry Bestland. (D/SEY/JP/59) file1 Nov 1653
| Strangways, Elizabeth (I09903)
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| 1773 |
Marriage Settlement??
That the Strangeways were close to the Mordaunts is evidenced by a document listed in the Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII: volume 2: 1500-1509, recording the transfer on 25th February 1502/3 to "John Mordaunt esquire and his heirs...the manors of Douelissh, Dunteyssh and Estpulham co. Dorset and Estoket co. Somerset with all lands etc. in these counties late of Nicholas Latymer knight." Witnesses included "Henry Strangeways esquire, William Mordaunt, Wiston and Humphrey Broun" (British History Online)
SIR JOHN MORDAUNT, KNT. John Mordaunt, Knight', 5th September 1504. My body to be buried in the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin in the parish Church of Turvey. I will that my executors found a chauntry in the said Chapel of Turvey, and find two chaplains to celebrate divine service for the good estate of King Henry the Seventh whilst living, and for his soul after his decease, and for the souls of Elizabeth late his consort, and their progenitors and predecessors ; also for the good of my soul, of that of William Mordaunt my father, and Margaret his wife my mother, and all my ancestors souls, and likewise for the soul of Edith my wife, daughter and one of the heirs of Nicholas Latymer, Knt. of Dantysh, in the county of Dorset; for the soul of Ann, late Countess of Warwick, and of all my benefactors; I will that my chaplains and their successors, for ever, be paid for their service out of the manors of Melbourn, Mereth, and Royston, in the county of Cambridge; I will that my manors in the counties of Bedford, Bucks, Northampton, Hertford, Essex, Surrey, and Northumberland, remain to William Mordaunt, my son and heir', and his heirs male ; in default of which to John * my son and his heirs, failing which to Joan my daughter and her heirs; remainder to Elizabeth my sister, wife of Wistan Browne. Proved 6th December 1504
| Mordaunt, Joan (I04870)
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| 1774 |
Marriage Sparsholt Parish Registers:
1696: Giles Wall & Catherine Kemme, married by licence.
| Wall, Giles (I05709)
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| 1775 |
Marriage St Mary Aldermanbury, London, England:
Name: Susanna Walton Marriage Date: 11 Apr 1726 Parish: St Mary Aldermanbury County: London Borough: City of London Spouse: William Morton Record Type: Marriage Register Type: Parish Register. Both of St Margaret Westminster.
Susanna and Joseph Morton, children mentioned in will could be children of this couple?
| Walton, Susanna (I09133)
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| 1776 |
Marriage:
1574 CRUXSTON SUS HELEY ROG ST MARY LE BOW LONDON
Any connection??
SUSANNA CROXTON Pedigree
Christening: 30 NOV 1548 Benington, Hertford, England
Only husband Roger Hely mentioned in the will of Catherine Cruxton. Daughter Susan already deceased?
| Cruxston, Susan (I05428)
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| 1777 |
Marriage:
Name: Helen Ayton Revill Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1891 Registration district: Hastings Inferred County: Sussex Volume Number: 2b
Name: John Price Sadd Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1891 Registration district: Hastings Inferred County: Sussex Volume Number: 2b
| Revill, Helen Ayton (I10248)
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| 1778 |
Marriage:
Name: Reginald Crook Mount Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851 Age: 28 Spouse Name: Agnes Annie Clark Spouse Age: 21 Record Type: Marriage Event Date: 24 Apr 1879 Parish: Bloomsbury St George Borough: Camden Father Name: Henry Constantine Mount Spouse Father Name: Joseph Henry Clark Register Type: Parish Register
1911 Census:
1Name: Agnes Annie Mount Age in 1911: 52 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859 Relation to Head: Wife Gender: Female Birth Place: Bray, Berkshire, England Civil parish: Reading County/Island: Berkshire Country: England Street Address: 7 Broadway Bdgs, Station Rd, Reading Marital Status: Married Years Married: 31 Estimated Marriage Year: 1880 Occupation: Private Means Registration district: Reading Registration District Number: 121 Sub-registration district: St Giles ED, institution, or vessel: 31 Household schedule number: 239 Piece: 6610
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Name: Agnes A Mount Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859 Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1915 Age at Death: 56 Registration district: Reading Inferred County: Berkshire Volume: 2c Page: 669
| Clark, Agnes Annie (I02568)
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| 1779 |
Marriage:
Text: 08 Feb 1636 Roland Widderington & Katherine Farrer Book: Book 25 Collection: London: St. Dionis Backchurch - Parish Register (City of London), for Maryages, Christenynges, and Buryalles (Marriage
Scope and content:
Sir John [-], bart., Sir Francis Wortley[-], bart, Sir John Conyers, bart., Sir [-] Gelby, Sir William Carnaby, Sir Edward Wortley, John Hilton, Francis Anderson, Richard [-], [-] Hedworth, Robert Bladon, James Fawcett, John [?...alkield], Roland Widdrington, John Rush[...], Andrew Walker, William Greene, Richard Pearson, Cuthbert Horsley, Thomas ?Orden, Sir William Ryddell, Edward Gray, William Killingtree and Anne Seymour v. Sir Nicholas Tempest: answer
Date of document: 1642 Covering dates 1642 Jan 1 - 1642 Dec 31 Held by
The National Archives: Kew
Mentioned in the will of her Uncle Sir John Woodward in 1657 as niece Katherine Widderington. | Farrar, Catherine (I09414)
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| 1780 |
Marriage: 13 Jan 1897 St Chad, Rochdale, Lancashire, England
Charles Spenser Rowland - 33 Clerk in Holy Orders Bachelor of Denmark Road Kingston on Thames
Jessie Broadbent - 26 Spinster of Landfield Rochdale
Groom's Father: Charles Browne Rowland, Clerk in Holy Orders
Bride's Father: James Broadbent, Bank Manager
Witness: J. Broadbent; Albert Broadbent; Edward W. Y. Rowland; E. Broadbent
Married by Banns by: Charles B. Rowland
Register: Marriages 1891 - 1898, Page 200, Entry 400
Source: LDS Film 1484386
1911
Marital Status: Married Years Married: 14 Estimated Marriage Year: 1897 Occupation: Clergyman, Church Of England Registration district: Blandford Registration District Number: 259 Sub-registration district: Blandford ED, institution, or vessel: 10 Household schedule number: 4 Piece: 12225
| Rowland, Charles Spencer (I04761)
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| 1781 |
Marriage: William Edwards Susanna Bonnet Rickmansworth 11 Apr 1786 Connection??
Boyd's Marraiges-north bonnett
1751 BONNET NORTH SEARL SUS STEEPLE MORDEN CAMBRIDGESHIRE
1778 BONNET NORTH HUTCHESON ELZ LITLINGTON CAMBRIDGESHIRE
1772 BONNET NORTH MEEN MARY LITLINGTON CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Only possibliity on IGI??
JOHN BONNOT Pedigree
Marriages:
Spouse: MARY SMITH Family
Marriage: 15 FEB 1732 Gotham, Nottingham, England
Cambridgeshire Marriages:
Day: 7 Month: Oct Year: 1733 Groom forename: John Groom surname: BENNET Groom's residence: Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: Groom's age: Groom's father's forename: Groom's father's surname: Groom's father's occupation:
Bride forename: Mary Bride surname: STOAKES Bride's residence: Bride's condition: Bride's occupation: Bride's age: Bride's father's forename: Bride's father's surname: Bride's father's occupation: By Licence: Place: Grantchester County: Cambridgeshire,England
JOHN BONNOT/MARY SMITH
| Bonnett, John (I01897)
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| 1782 |
Married 1) by May 1374, Isabel, daughter of Alice de la Mare, of Delamers, Hertfordshire, when the Berkshire landowner, Sir Thomas de la Mare, settled his manor of Aldermaston upon various members of the Carew family for life. Isabel was quite probably related to Sir Thomas; and it was certainly through her that Carew established a connection with John Ludwick who became her stepfather about 1387, holding the manor of Delamers in the right of his wife until his death in 1411, followed soon after that year by Alice. Delamers Manor then passed to her grandson, Nicholas Carew II. Isabel was buried in Beddington Church where she appears in an effigy with her husband.
| de la Mare, Isabel (I04641)
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| 1783 |
Married 1684 Apr 2 (Licence date) at Christchurch, Newgate Street, William HALL of the Middle Temple, bachelor, aged 34, she being 'aged 23', of Hackney, her parents dead.
| Chitty, Agnes (I09489)
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| 1784 |
Married 2 or 3 times.
Will of Arthur Vilett: September 10, 1686, I Arthur Vilett, of Swindon, co. Wilts, gent. to be buried in chauncell of parish church of Swindon. Son Nicholas Vilett, copyhold estate in Warbrow, co. Oxford, near Dorchester. To four of son Nicholas' children (Arthur, Charles, Jane, and Sarah), leases called Scarletts in Minty, co. Glouc, lately bought of Thomas Wharton, esq. To son Nicholas, all lands at Minty^ bought of John Eenowles ; lOOZ. which I lent him, when he bought his Father in law Southby's house in Oxford ; lands in Purton, bought of Mr. Jacobbs, one Ilaskins, one Browne, and one Nicholas Gleede. To son Thomas Vilett, lands in tything of Eastcott, Westcott and Nethercott, in parish of Swindon, lately bought of Thomas Harding, caDed lower Kings hill, 12a. &c., in tail male, with remainder to my son Charles Vilett, paying 501. to my grandson, Arthur Vilett of Oxford. Two granddaughters, Elizabeth and Mary Garrard, 40/. each ; grandson Arthur Garrard, 20/. at 21 ; granddaughter Lucy Garrard, 100/. Grandson Charles Vilett, son of son Charles Vilett, reversion of house in Wood Street, Swindon. My daughter Jane Sadler. Son Charles, residuary legatee and executor. Overseers, kinsman Thomas Goddard, esq., kinsman John Vilett, gentleman. Witnesses, Thomas Mill, William Coster, Augustin Binne. Proved 6th May, 1687, by oath of Charles Vilett.
| Vilett, Arthur (I10577)
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| 1785 |
Married 3 times. First to John Greene of Stotford Bedfordshire, second to John Morduant and lastly to John Carew.
..Upon Lord Stourton's attainder...all his rights in the manor were forfeited to the person on whom the overlordship had descended from William Govis, the original grantor. This was proved to be Lewes, Lord Mordaunt, and in 1567 he proceeded by action of ejectment to recover it from William Chafyn, the son of Thomas, the lessee. It was necessary for Lord Mordaunt, in order to establish his title, to prove his heirship, and this was done by records produced in court. ...Walter de Ailesbury held under him in socage under an annual rent of 12d., and that his heirs were his two daughters, Joan and Alice. [Esch. 27 Edw. I., No. 53.] Joan soon after was married to John de Latimer, and Alice became the wife of Robert de Musters, or Monasteriis, but died in 1311 without issue, leaving her sister Joan her heir, who thereby became owner of the entirety. It was proved also that the manor was held by successive generations of the Latimer family until the reign of Henry VII., when Sir Nicholas Latimer, who died in 1505, was succeeded by his only daughter and heiress, Edith, wife of Sir John Mordaunt....
Should the above read "great-grandfather" ? John Mordaunt who d 1505 was the father of John, 1st Baron Mordaunt d 1562 Turvey, Beds who was the father of John, 2nd Lord Mordaunt d Apr/Oct at Turvey who was the father of Lewis, 3rd Lord Mordaunt the subject above.
You would then be in agreement with CP (V, 193-6). Save that the 2nd baron is said to have d. 1571.
That Adlard (or Adelard) Welby of Goxhill, Lincolnshire (died 11 Aug 1570 "aged 63") married Cassandra Apryce (or Pryce) of ashyngleys (died 22 Feb 1590 "aged 60") is attested by Vis London
Visitation of London 1633, page 335 calling her "Price of Washingley" And that she afterward married
Robert /Carr/ , Esq of Ashwerbye can be found here
http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4aq/carr01.htm#dau1
| Latimer, Edith (I08041)
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| 1786 |
Married ? Egerton | Luddington, Jone (I08595)
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| 1787 |
Married a Busfield?
There is a marriage of an Ann Barlew and John Busfiled in 1684 in St Martin Outwich, London??
Children all baptised St Lawrence Jewry, London 1680-1690's.
Nicholas of Roundway & Manningford. Wiltshire Notes and Queries
There is, in the British Museum, a parchment copy of a post-nuptial settlement made by Edward Nicholas of Manningford Bruce, on 6th May 1687, in anticipation of his then intended marriage with Susannah, the widow of William Salter. This settle ment appears to have come into the hands of Robert Nicholas, of Ashton Keynes, Chairman of the Board of Excise, who wrote on the back of it : " Extremely curious and worth " preserving as a family paper and the more so as the " estate went away from the Nicholas's by marriage of the "daughter Mr. Nicholas had so long forborne to acknowledge, and whose descendant married Sir William Desse, " knight, who was first a Dancing Master and then a Banker, " afterwards a Bankrupt, and is now a Pauper in London. " Mr. P. Sutton, clothier of the Devizes, purchased the "estate. "Rx. NICHOLAS, "3 January, 1785."
This information is so curious and interesting that I should be glad to know more as to this daughter and her husband. I see in Price's Directory of London Bankers that Desse was a Banker in 1774, but nothing more is added. The documents, of which the above forms part, were given to the British Museum by Admiral Collier, who, I believe, married the only daughter of Robert Nicholas.
Edward Nicholas (d. 1582) was succeeded by his son Robert (d. 1602), after whose death the manor was held for life by his widow Jane. (fn. 47) By 1630 Manningford Bruce had passed to her son Sir Oliver Nicholas, cup-bearer to James I and carver to Charles I. (fn. 48) Oliver was succeeded there by his son Edward who was in possession by 1664. (fn. 49) Edward Nicholas died in 1706 and the manor passed to his widow Susanna for life and after her death to Anne, his daughter by his first wife Mary (née Lane), and wife of John Busfield. (fn. 50) Anne Busfield died in 1722 and was succeeded by her son Nicholas. (fn. 51) Nicholas died in 1738 and was succeeded at Manningford Bruce by his brother Oliver Busfield (d. 1762). From Oliver the estate passed to his niece Anne, the daughter of his deceased brother Thomas, and wife of John Rowland Desse. (fn. 52) In 1770 William Desse, eldest son of John Rowland Desse and his wife Anne, was owner and that year sold it to Prince Sutton. (fn. 53)
From: 'Parishes: Manningford Bruce', A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 10 (1975), pp. 113-119. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=102785 Date accessed: 16 May 2011. | Nicholas, Anne (I08480)
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| 1788 |
Married a Cony or Corey? Has children Jane and Martha
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Description Will of Jane Coney, Widow of Bale , Norfolk Date 19 December 1706 Catalogue reference PROB 11/491 | Hamond, Jane (I09499)
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| 1789 |
Married a cousin? Children Christenedd St Mary Reading between 1700-1710. | Gore, Mary (I09374)
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| 1790 |
Married a Frothbrigs? | Hammond, Rebecca (I10147)
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| 1791 |
Married a Humphry or Westwood? | Salmon, Ann (I10414)
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| 1792 |
Married a Humphry or Westwood? | Salmon, Sarah (I05985)
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| 1793 |
Married a Luttrell.
Sir John Luttrell died at Greenwich, on the 10th of July 1551. 3 At the time of his death he was endeavouring to obtain a divorce from his wife, Mary, daughter of Sir Griffith Rys, k.b. 4 By her he had issue three daughters and co-heiresses, Catharine, Dorothy, and Mary. He was anxious, however, that his estates should be preserved in the Luttrell family, and he accordingly entailed them on the male issue of his brothers Thomas, Nicholas, and Andrew successively. ... | Ryhs, Mary (I08051)
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| 1794 |
Married a William Butterfield, clerk | Nott, Lettice (I07857)
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| 1795 |
Married about 1876 Scotland.
Name: Jessie Isabella Milne Reid
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 20 Apr 1851
Baptism Date: 9 May 1851
Baptism Place: Peterhead,Aberdeen,Scotland
Father: John Reid
Mother: Elizabeth Wyllie
FHL Film Number: 993354
Name: Jessie Isabella M Reid
Age: 11
Estimated birth year: abt 1850
Relationship: Daughter
Father's name: John Reid
Mother's name: Elizabeth Reid
Gender: Female
Where born: Peterhead, Aberdeenshire
Registration Number: 218
Registration district: Longside
Civil Parish: Longside
County: Aberdeenshire
Address:House Dumpston
Occupation: Scholar
ED: 5
Household schedule number: 19
LINE: 24
Roll: CSSCT1861_30
Household Members:
Name Age
John Reid 46
Elizabeth Reid 46
Margaret Reid 17
George Reid 6 Mo
John Robert Reid 14
Jessie Isabella M Reid 11
Jean Reid 4
Alexanderina Reid 4
Name: Jessie Isabella Milne Stewart Death Date: 04 Nov 1923 Death Place: Queensland Father's name: John Reid Mother's name: Elizabeth Wyllie Registration Year: 1923 Registration Place: Queensland Registration Number: B041386 Page Number: 1568
| Reid, Jessie Isabella Milne (I09234)
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| 1796 |
Married and settled in London where he had a large family acording to Anne's pedigree.
Supposedly wrote a family pedigree about 1811.(Does it still exist?)
Many John Neates in London including a silversmith and a cord dealer.
Any connection?
First name(s): John Last name: NEATE Date of burial: 10 Jul 1848 Age at death: 74 Calculated year of birth: 1774 Place of burial: Bathford Dedication: St Swithun County: Somerset
| Neate, John (I00495)
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| 1797 |
Married Ann Cummings 1830 | Brown, Abraham Edmonds (I10772)
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| 1798 |
Married Anne Pulleyne during the reign of Edward VI. | Webb, Thomas Richmond (I00195)
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| 1799 |
Married by licence 1753 at St Sepulchre, Holborn. | Lipscombe, Ellinor (I06876)
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| 1800 |
Married by licence St Sepulchre, Holborn, London 1750. | Lipscombe, Sarah (I06890)
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