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Catherine BROWN was born circa 1797 at Avebury, Wilts. She was baptized on 3 May 1797 at Avebury, Wiltshire. She was buried on 10 Jan 1871 at Aldbourne, Wilts. Daughter of John Brown and Catherine.
A John Brown married a Catherine Brown at Berwick Bassett in 1834??
Must be correct Catherine as listed with husband and sister Martha Owen and her daughter Martha Owen on 1841 census at Aldbourne.
| Brown, Catherine (I07267)
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Catherine Cameron, niece, Lochyside, informant.
Probably the Catherine Mac Phee otherwise Cameron, Crofter, Muirshearlich, Parish of Kilmallie, Inverness, widow of Donald McPhee crofter there d 15.01.1897 at Lochyside, Parish a foresaid, testate(Inverness Sheriff Court Sc 29/44/31)
Possibility:
On the 1841 census Achanahanait, Kilmonivaig, Inverness
Hugh Cameron b 1786 Kilmonivaig Scotland Joijner Sc
Cath Cameron b 1816 Kilmonivaig
1891 Census:Kilmallie, Argyll, Scotland:
Name: Catherine McPhee Age: 78 Estimated birth year: abt 1813 Relationship: Head Gender: Female Where born: Banavie Kilmallie, Argyleshire Registration Number: 520 Registration district: Kilmallie Civil parish: Kilmallie County: Argyll Address: Morsiorlich Occupation: Crofter ED: 14 Household schedule number: 26 Line: 16 Roll: CSSCT1891_168 Household Members:
Catherine McPhee 78
| Cameron, Catherine (I02466)
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Catholic Records:
December ye 15.
Entered Mrs. Cecilia Hussey, aged of 18, daughter to Mr. Hussey of Marnhull in Dorcetshire, with her little sister Mrs. Susanna aged of 10 & . This latter went away.
Cecily, born 1652, was the only child of George Hussey, Esq., of Nash Court in Marnhull, who purchased that manor in 1651, by his first wife Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Walcot, of Walcot Hall, co. Salop, Esq.; prof. 1672; abbess 1705-10; died April 9, 1721. Her half-sister Susan was by her father's second wife, Grace, dau. of Sir Lewis Dives, of Bromham, co. Bedford.
| Hussey, Cecelia (I08272)
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| 854 |
Census 1841: Bishopstone, Wiltshire England:
Enumeration District 10 Schools
Civil Parish of Bishopston
Book 12 Folio 16 Page 26
Manor House,1,
Sophia Puzey, 50 School Mistress, Not in county
Sophia Puzey, 20 Governess WIL
Joanna Puzey 15 WIL
Jane Puzey 14 WIL
James Puzey 12 WIL
Margaret Puzey 7 WIL
Elizabeth Hammans 75 Ind. Not in county
James Hammans 13 Boarder Not in county
1861 Census Bishopstone, Wiltshire, England:
140,The Village,1,
Sophia Puzey Head W 70 Landed Proprietor Garford Berkshire
Joanna Puzey Dau U 35 School Mistress Bishopstone Wiltshire
Arthur Davis Boardr 9 Scholar Appleford Berkshire
Catharine T Hedges Boardr 6 Scholar Beaurepaire Hampshire
Julia Ann Redford Servt U 19 House Servant Checkendon Oxfordshire
Wiltshire Memorial Inscriptions:
Day: 20 Month: Feb Year: 1866 Age: 73 Forenames: Sophia Surname: PUZEY Place: Bishopstone nr Swindon County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 98279 Notes: wife of James William
| Hammans, Sophia (I05776)
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| 855 |
Census Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England:
Alfred Gentle
. . . Age : 20 ... Born in : 1831 ...
. . . Relation to the head of household: Brother ...
. . . Profession: Agricultural Labourer ... Birth county : Hertfordshire ... Birth parish: Ashwell ... Parish: Ashwell ... . . . Address: High Street ... District: H7_1707b ... Area: Royston And Buntingford ...
| Gentle, Alfred (I03168)
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| 856 |
Census Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England:
Fanny Gentle
. . . Age : 17 ... Born in : 1834 ...
. . . Relation to the head of household: Sister ...
. . . Profession: Straw Plaiter ... Birth county : Hertfordshire ... Birth parish: Ashwell ... Parish: Ashwell ...
. . . Address: High Street ... District: H7_1707b ... Area: Royston And Buntingford ...
| Gentle, Frances (I04930)
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| 857 |
Census: Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England:
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
446 Book/Folio:
1/12 Page:
18 Registration District:
Royston & Buntingford Sub District:
Royston EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish:
Ashwell Municipal Borough:
Address: High Street, Ashwell County: Hertfordshire
HARIDINE, William M 45 1796 Hertfordshire
HARIDINE, Jane F 45 1796 Hertfordshire
HARIDINE, Levinia F 16 1825 Hertfordshire
HARIDINE, Henry M 13 1828 Hertfordshire
HARIDINE, Catherine F 10 1831 Hertfordshire
| Harradine, Henry William (I01059)
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| 858 |
Census: Chatham, Kent, England:
RG number:
RG10 Piece:
912 Folio:
62 Page:
1 Registration District:
Medway Sub District:
Gillingham EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Chatham Municipal Borough:
Chatham Address: Her Majesty's Dockyard, Chatham, Chatham
County: Kent
CHAMBERLAIN, William Charles Head Capt Royal Navy M 52 1819 Brazil
CHAMBERLAIN, Katherine Cochrane Sister F 47 1824 Brazil
MURRAY, George Butler M 29 1842 London
KIRK, Elizabeth Servant F 32 1839 London
MCLAREN, Christina Servant F 42 1829 Scotland
HAILEY, Emma Servant F 31 1840 Buckinghamshire
JAMES, Betsey Servant F 17 1854 Lincolnshire
PEARSON, Mary Ann Servant F 18 1853 London
HARRIS, Louisa Servant F 25 1846 London
KEHOE, Bessie Servant F 18 1853 Canada
THORNTON, Elizabeth Wife of Ship Master F 53 1818 Cornwall
RUTLAND, Sarah Servant F 21 1850 Kent
TUCKER, Amelia Servant F 20 1851 Kent
MARTIN, Emily Servant F 15 1856 Kent
| Chamberlain, Katheryn Cochrane (I03266)
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| 859 |
Census: Clavering, Essex:
RG number:
RG09 Piece:
1120 Folio:
38 Page:
12 Registration District:
Saffron Walden Sub District:
1 Newport EnumerationDistrict:
3 Ecclesiastical Parish:
Rochester Civil Parish:
Clavering Municipal Borough:
Address: Farm, Langley Road Sheepcote Green, Clavering
County: Essex
WISBEY, Arthur Head Married M 34 1827 Farmer Of 10 Acres Clavering Essex
WISBEY, Hannah Wife Married F 24 1837 Clavering Essex
WISBEY, Emily Daug F 0(5M) 1861 Clavering Essex
Settled in Melbourne. Arrived Australia, 1864 per "Lugger". | Jackson, Hannah (I01117)
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Census: Couldson, Surrey, England:
RG number:
RG10 Piece:
839 Folio:
44 Page:
28 Registration District:
Croydon Sub District:
Croydon EnumerationDistrict:
4 Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Coulsdon Municipal Borough:
Address: Elmwood, Coulsdon
County: Surrey
ROWLAND, Stephen N Head M 45 1826 Wiltshire
ROWLAND, Caroline J Wife F 44 1827 Surrey
ROWLAND, Stephen R Son M 17 1854 Wiltshire
ROWLAND, William N Son M 16 1855 Wiltshire
ROWLAND, Ellen J Daughter F 15 1856 Wiltshire
ROWLAND, Rachel J Daughter F 14 1857 Wiltshire
ROWLAND, Louisa W Daughter F 13 1858 Wiltshire
ROWLAND, Marian Daughter F 12 1859 Surrey
ROWLAND, Arthur W Son M 7 1864 Surrey
ROWLAND, Isabel Daughter F 6 1865 Surrey
ROWLAND, Fredrick S Son M 3 1868 Surrey
ROWLAND, Morris H Son M 1 1870 Surrey
LOVELL, Rebecca Servant F 37 1834 Berkshire
NEAL, Emma Servant F 16 1855 Middlesex
WICKS, Jane Servant F 26 1845 Surrey
Listed as a Mechanical Engineer at Sale, Chester in the 1901 census.
1911 Census: Sale, Cheshire, England:
Name: Maurice H Rowland Age in 1911: 40 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1871 Relation to Head: Head Gender: Male Birth Place: Surrey, Coulsdon, England Civil parish: Sale County/Island: Cheshire Country: England Street Address: Waddon Arran Avenue Sale Marital Status: Married Occupation: Engineer Surveyer Registration district: Bucklow Registration District Number: 445 Sub-registration district: Sale ED, institution, or vessel: 12 Piece: 21568
| Rowland, Maurice Henry (I00146)
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Census: Downham, Norfolk, England:
RG number:
RG11 Piece:
2004 Folio:
12 Page:
18 Registration District:
Downham Sub District:
Downham EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Downham Market Municipal Borough:
Address: Bexwell Road, Downham Market
County: Norfolk
MANSELL, Mary Head Widow F 76 1805 Laborers Widow Titchwell Norfolk
MANSELL, Jacob Son Single M 33 1848 General Laborer Bexwell Norfolk
| Mansell, Jacob (I07063)
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Census: Hampston, Surrey, England:
RG number:
RG11 Piece:
841 Folio:
107 Page:
4 Registration District:
Kingston Sub District:
Hampton EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Hampton (Middlesex) Municipal Borough:
Address: Palace Mrs Chamberlins Apts, Hampton Crt, Hampton (Middlesex )
County: Surrey
CHAMBERLIN, Sarah M Head Widow F 45 1836 Pensioner Calcutta East Indies
HOLROYD, Thomas Father Widower M 82 1799 None London, London Middlesex
CHAMBERLIN, Harriet Daugh. Single F 6 1875 Scholar London, London Middlesex
WOOD, Sarah Sevt Widow F 46 1835 Nurse(Dom)Stoke Nottinghamshire
JENNINGS, Maria Sevt Single F 22 1859 Cook(Dom) Kentish Town Middlese
FROST, Elizabeth Sevt Single F 23 1858 Housemaid Fordham Middlesex
WRIGHT, Mary A Visitor Single F 45 1836 Servant(Dom) Marylebone Middlesex
| Holroyd, Sarah Morgan (I03046)
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Census: Hastings, Sussex:
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
1635 Folio:
362 Page:
13 Registration District:
Hastings Sub District: Saint Mary in the Castle EnumerationDistrict:
1A Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Saint Mary in the Castle Municipal Borough:
Hastings Address: 45, George Street, Saint Mary In The Castle, Hastings
County: Sussex
CARR, Robert Head Married M 60 1791 Straw Hat Manufacturers Hastings Sussex
CARR, Jane Wife Married F 58 1793 Straw Hat Manufacturers Hastings Sussex
CARR, William Son Unmarried M 29 1822 Coach Maker Hastings Sussex
WOOD, Margaret Shopwoman Unmarried F 21 1830 Straw Bonnet Shopwoman Brenzett Kent
BURCH, Harriet Servant Unmarried F 21 1830 General Servant Rowden Kent
| Carr, William Watts (I03179)
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Census:Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England:
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
446 Book/Folio:
1/7 Page:
9 Registration District:
Royston & Buntingford Sub District:
Royston EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish: Ashwell Municipal Borough:
Address: High Street, Ashwell County: Hertfordshire
GENTLE, John M 60 1781 Ag. Lab. Hertfordshire
GENTLE, Rebecca F 35 1806 Hertfordshire
GENTLE, George M 25 1816 Hertfordshire
GENTLE, John M 15 1826 Hertfordshire
GENTLE, Saml M 12 1829 Hertfordshire
GENTLE, Fredrick M 10 1831 Hertfordshire
GENTLE, Alfred M 9 1832 Hertfordshire
GENTLE, Frances F 7 1834 Hertfordshire
| Harradine, Rebekah (I01031)
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CFHS, Litlington Parish Registers, Blows, Ralph son of Michael jun.
| Blows, Ralph (I06133)
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Chamberlain - Major-General Thomas Hardy - Bengal Staff Corps - died 16th October 1879.
Son of Sir Henry Chamberlain (brother of Lieut-Colonel Charles Chamberlain, CB).
Born at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 13th September 1822.
Tablet at St. Paul's Church, Ambala - "Also of Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, Major General (retired) Bengal Staff Corps, who after 37 years service, chiefly in the Thuggee Department, Oude Commission, and in Kumaon, died at Spring Grove, Isleworth, Middlesex, 16th October 1879, aged 57 years. They were faithful servants of their Queen and Country."
| Chamberlain, Thomas Hardy (I02224)
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Chamberlain to Margaret, Countess of Richmond and an executor of her will.
Supposedly knighted by his cousin, Henry V11.(His mother Margaret, daughter of Margaret Beauchamp and John Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, had married Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond)
Died while serving in Spain.
...Edward, apprehensive of danger to that province, sent John St. John, an experienced soldier, to Bordeaux, and gave him directions to put Guienne in a posture of defence....
| St. John, Sir John (I00213)
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Chanc. Proc. Elizabeth W. 7/38
Webb V. Webb
1586- Plaintiff Margery Webb, widow of Wm. Webb, and Oliver Alworth, her tenant vs. Edmund Webb, Henry Webb, Wm. Webb and John Webb to protect plaintiffs in possession. A portion of the Manor of Bushton, Wilts., which was purchased by the plaintiff's late husband, the said Wm. Webb. Part of the copyhold lands of said manor were, with the consent of the copyholders, severed from their copyholds, and made part of the demesnes. | Richmond, Margery (I01102)
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Chancellor of the order of the Garter from 1638-1644. MP for Windsn in 1639.
Sir Thomas Rowe.
"Sr Thomas Rowe, lord of the manor, was buried in the chancel, Nov. 8, 1644."
Sir Thomas Rowe (or, as his name was frequently written, Roe) was born at Leyton, about the year 1580, being son of Robert Rowe, Esquire of the body to Queen Elizabeth. In 1604 he was knighted, and went on a voyage of discovery to the West Indies. In 1614, he was appointed Ambassador to the Great Mogul, from whose court he removed to that of the Grand Signor, where he procured very essential advantages for his countrymen. He was afterwards employed in various negotiations to Poland, Denmark, and Germany. On his return he was made Chancellor of the Garter, and a member of the Privy Council. In 1620, he represented the borough of Cirencester in parliament; and, in 1640, the University of Oxford. ... He left, by will,.... Among the debts due to him was the sum of 6720l. from the King, 3500l. of which was for two pendant diamonds, sold to his Majesty in 1630. Dr. Gerard Langbaine wrote an epitaph for Sir Thomas Rowe, but it was never inscribed on his tomb; nor is there any memorial for him at Woodford (fn. 37). Eleanor, his widow, was buried Dec. 6, 1675.
From: 'Woodford', The Environs of London: volume 4: Counties of Herts, Essex & Kent (1796), pp. 273-287. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=45477 Date accessed: 07 February 2009.
| Rowe, Thomas (I01949)
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Chancery Decree Rolls, 36 Henry VIII-5/6 Philip & Mary [List-Index Soc., vol. 160]
Date: 7 May 2007 16:49:42 -0700
p. 33
26 May 3 Edw. VI
Robert Whethill v John St John, esq.
Chattels of Richard Whethill, dec. and legacies to the daughters of
Richard Whethill, plaintiff [? sic].
Forenames: Elizabeth Surname: ST JOHN Place: Lydiard Tregoze County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 105649 Notes: 2nd wife of John dau of Richard WHETTELL
| Whethill, Elizabeth (I01988)
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Chanter's Court of Salisbury. The Nuncupative Will of WILLIAM ALDRIDGE, 1698. William Aldridge, of Bratton, yeoman, the 22 May 1698, gave to his son Jonathan Aldridge £100; appointed his wife his sole executrix of all goods not given; if either of his children die, his or her legacy is to become the survivors'; requested his father, William Aldridge, to take care of his children. Uttered in the presence of William Aldridge, Anne Whitaker, Jane Winseley, and Mary Somerel. | Aldridge, William (I07386)
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Charles Goodman. Mentioned in will of his brother Gabriel Goodman. Also named as Charles Goodman of Glanlieflyn in Bishop Godfrey Goodman's will.
Could he be the Charles Goodman who married Ann Price?
| Goodman, Charles (I05563)
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Charles Henry Russell - Funeral Announcements - Facebook Snell Gender: M (Male) Death Date: 7 Apr 2011 Obituary Date: 11 Apr 2011 Newspaper Location: Sydney, State, Au Spouse's Name: Pauline Childrens' Names: John, Brother of Betty, Alma, and Ken Siblings' Names: Betty, Alma, and Ken
| Snell, Charles Henry Russell (I08809)
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Charles maybe alias Bartlett?
There is a Bartle Harradine marrying a Rose Waller at Steeple Morden on 20.02.1665?
There is a record of Burial for a Charles Harradine in 1743 in Ashwell, Herts.
Also the earliest mention of the name Harradine as follows: William( 1 year old), son of William Harradine and Judith(Byworth), 11th Sept. 1703. Also on the 16th Sept. 1711 Marriage of Matthew Harradine and Anne Raymond
Perhaps three brothers- Charles, William and Matthew Harridine?
This Matthew Harradine:
Mathaei Harradine Or Bartle
Born: 1686
Marriage: Ann Raymond 16 Sep 1711, Ashwell
General Notes:
AKA Mattheus Bartlet
C072471
Film Number: 442703
Page Number:
Reference Number: 50686
Many Harridines recorded in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire from 1630's.
eg:1723 BONET WM HARRADINE SUS GUILDEN MORDEN CAMBRIDGESHIRE
May be of Steeple Morden?
Essex, Hertfordshire: Chelmsford - Wills, 1620-1720
Marriages at Curry Rivel, 1642 to 1812.
Index To Wills Now Preserved In The Essex Record Office Chelmsford
1620-1720
County: Hertfordshire
A Charles Harradine is buried in 1743-father or son??
Country: England
1701 Harridine, Harridance, Samuel, Bocking 26 AW 2
ancestor?
Essex, Hertfordshire: Chelmsford - Wills, 1400-1619
Marriages at Curry Rivel, 1642 to 1812.
Index to Wills Now Preserved in the Essex Record Office Chelmsford 1400 - 1619
fo. 53
County: Hertfordshire
Country: England
1599 Harridine, Harredine als. Carpenter, John, husb., Gt. Canfield 339 BW 19
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Essex, Hertfordshire: Chelmsford - Wills, 1400-1619
Marriages at Curry Rivel, 1642 to 1812.
Index to Wills Now Preserved in the Essex Record Office Chelmsford 1400 - 1619
fo. 53
County: Hertfordshire
Country: England
* 1605 Harridine, Harridance, William, yeo., Saffron Walden 146 CW 7
Essex, Hertfordshire: Chelmsford - Wills, 1400-1619
Marriages at Curry Rivel, 1642 to 1812.
Index to Wills Now Preserved in the Essex Record Office Chelmsford 1400 - 1619
fo. 53
County: Hertfordshire
Country: England
1582 Harridine, Harridaunce, Thomas, yeo., Saffron Walden 119 CR 7
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Essex, Hertfordshire: Chelmsford - Wills, 1620-1720
Marriages at Curry Rivel, 1642 to 1812.
Index To Wills Now Preserved In The Essex Record Office Chelmsfo
1620-1720
County: Hertfordshire
Country: England
1636 Harridine, Harridon, als. Carpenter, John, husb., Little Dunmow 10 MW 4
Matthew Harradine Or Bartle
Born: 11 Feb 1721, Hinxsworth
Marriage: Arabella Hatton(Halton?) 11 Feb 1744, Hinxsworth
Died: 11 Oct 1765, Hinxsworth at age 44 General Notes:
IGI batch No C072471
Thomas Harradine
Born: 1748
Marriage: Ann North 2 Jan 1768, Hinxsworth
General Notes:
044501
M072472 Marriage to Thomes Harradin
Thomas married Ann North on 2 Jan 1768 in Hinxsworth.
Did they have a daughter Rose or Martha Check baptisms?? See marriage below
Ed Clark Rose Harradine Ashwell 30 Nov 1752
Ed Hankin Martha Harradine Ashwell 16 Oct 1745
What connection??
Mary Bartle Harradine
Birth 16 Aug 1712 Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire
Sex Female
Died 24 Jan 1780 Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire
Person ID I5092 Default Tree
Last Modified 28 Jan 2008
Father William Harradine aka Bartle
Mother Mary Wood
Group Sheet F1487 Default Tree
Groom's Name: Bartle Or Haradine Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Mary Blott Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 07 Apr 1724 Marriage Place: Steeple Morden,Cambridge,England
| Harradine alias Bartlett, Charles (I01591)
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Charles Purchas Godfrey, B.A., St. John's college. 1839
| Godfrey, Charles Purchas (I10385)
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Charlewood, Surrey:
From the marriage of Thomas Saunders of Charlewood and his wife Joan there was a son William Saunders, who married Joan, the daughter of Thomas Carew of Bedington. This William Saunders died on 10 Aug., 1481, and his wife Joan in 1470, as appears by a brass formerly on a tombstone at Charlwood, bearing this inscription, which has fortunately been copied in the Harleian MS., No. 1397:-
Orate pro animabus Will'i Saunder generos' qui ob' 10 die mensis Augusti A.D. Mill'o CCCCLXXXI et Joha' nx' ejus qu\'e6 ob' ... die mensis .... A`. 1470, quor' a'iabus p'pl'cietur Deus. Amen.
Another inscription preserved in the same MS. records the death of John Saunders, probably a son or brother of William Saunders. It reads:
Hic jacet magist' Joh'es Saunder qui ob' 3 die Febr. A. D. 1477
The Harleian M.S., No 1397, in the British Museum, states that the following inscription was to be seen on the church porch of Charlewood in 1622:-
This inscription, unfortunately, does not seem to have borne any date, but it evidently records the death of Thomas Saunders of Charlwood and his wife Joan:
'Orate pro anima(bus) Thome Sander et Johannae uxoris eius et pro animabus omnium fidelium defunctorum.'
From: 'Parishes: Charlwood', A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 3 (1911), pp. 182-189. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=42953 Date accessed: 09 March 2012.
National Archives:
General Release SAS-EG/43 27 Dec 1446 These documents are held at West Sussex Record Office
Contents:
By Richard atte Wodde of Ifeld to William Saunder of Cherlewode, gent., and Richard Saunder of Cherlewode, husbandman
Perhaps two sons: William died 1477 and Richard died 1479?
....Henry Saunder of Ewell, who made his will in 1518, was a younger son of William Saunder of Charlwood, ...An ample account of the Charlwood Saunders is given in The Free Men of Charlwood. Particulars in his will show that Henry was a rich man whose interests ... These Surrey estates were left as in the case of Batailles Manor to William, the testator's younger son. In default of the latter having a male heir this property was to pass to the children of Henry's nephew, Nicholas Saunder of Charlwood, just as the provision made for the succession of the Ewell property, with the noteworthy distinction that Henry's elder son Nicholas was entirely omitted from the succession. Henry Saunder re-settled his lands by a deed of October 1517 less than a year before he made his will. He appointed ten trustees for fulfilment of this deed and the same ten were named in the will as trustees for that part of his lands which did not comprise the Ewell, Epsom and Chessington estates. Seven of these trustees in fulfilment of his father's will granted William Saunder in 1529 lands, tenements, etc., in Charlwood, Newdigate and Ockley... | Saunder, William (I08214)
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Charminster Parish Marriages:(1561-)
Mr George TRENCHARD & Ann SPEAK married 30th Aug 1573
John BROWNE Son of Sir John Browne Knight of Frampton & Elizabeth TRENCHARD d.of the Right Worshipful Sir George Trenchard married 18th Nov 1607
Mr John WILLIAMS Esq & Mrs Jane Trenchard d. of the Right Worshipful Sir George Trenchard married 25th Oct 1613
Christover ROBERTS & Betteresse PAULMER servants unto the Right Worshipful Sir Thomas Trenchard of Wolveton married 28th April 1617
Henry CHAMPERNOWNE of Dorting co. Devon esq et Dorothie TRENCHARD d.of Sir George Trenchard of Olveton knight married 6th Jan 1628
William sonn unto Sir John Powle KNIGHT baronett of Collinton the one party & Grace d. unto Sir Thomas TRENCHARD of Wolveton and the Lady Elizabeth married 30th Sept 1633
Thomas CHAFFIN of Fooke gent. & Elizabeth TRENCHARD of Wolveton d.to ye Right Wll Sir Thomas Trenchard of Wolveton & Elizabeth his wife married 24th Aug 1635
John DORRINTON esq. of [Brammell?] co. South & Mrs Ann TRENCHARD d.unto Sir Thomas Trenchard and the Ladie Elizabeth married 28th June 1637
| Trenchard, Anne (I04823)
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Charminster Parish Marriages:(1561-)
Mr George TRENCHARD & Ann SPEAK married 30th Aug 1573 | Trenchard, George (I08176)
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Charter by which John Mershe, of London, esq., and Alice, his wife, one daughter and heir of William Gresham, late citizen and mercer of London sold their manor of Cossington, with its members and appurtenances, to Thomas Babington eldest son of Humphrey Babington(then deceased) grandson of Thomas Babington of Dethick Derbyshire.(18.05.1549 Deed among the Rothey Manuscripts)
[no title] 44'28/147 8th May 1549
These documents are held at Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Record Office
Contents:
Right-hand fine
(i) Thomas Babington, esq., quer.
(ii) John Mershe, esq. and Alice his wife, the daughter and heir of William Gresham, late merchant of London, defor.
The Manor of Cossington consisting of 10 messuages, 4 cottages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture and 20/= rent in Leicester and Cossington.
Consideration: £185.
?
Possibly?
Name: Mrs Alice Mershe, widow and gentlewoman Burial Date: 26 Jan 1593 Parish: All Hallows, Tottenham County: Middlesex Borough: Haringey Record Type: Burial Register Type: Parish Register
Name: Alice Marshe Burial Date: 29 Mar 1598 Parish: St Botolph, Bishopsgate County: London Borough: City of London Record Type: Burial Register Type: Parish Register
| Gresham, Alice (I06896)
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Charter granted by Edward 6
?
...Knowledge and mere Motion Have given and granted and by these presents Do give and grant to the aforesaid Mayor and good Men of the said Town of Guiklford in the said County of Surrey all that our yearly rent of Six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence issuing out of the Lands and Tenements called High Pollesdon with the Appurtenances now or late of Dame Joan Bray and now or late in the Tenure of Thomas Marter lying and being in the Parish of Great Bookeham in the said County of Surrey and out of the Lands and Tenements called Champney Avith the Appurtenances now or late of the said Dame Joan Bray and now or late in the Tenure or occupation of Thomas Ilubherd lying and being in the Parish of Stokedaborne in the said County of Surrey And which rent formerly belonged and appertained to the late Chautry of Stokedaborne iu the said county of Surrey now dissolved and to the Cantarist of the same Chantry heretofore and until the Dissolution of the same late Chantry wvas accustomed to be paid.
Died 1581? | Saunder, Joan (I04687)
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Check 17 September 1542 for baptism at St Peter Westcheap?
Text: 01 Jul 1568 Matthew Machell, of City of London, Gent., & Mary Lewckenare, of Broxborne, Spinster; General Licence. Book: Burials. Collection: London: - Marriage Licences, 1520-1610 (Marriage)
Children according to Boyd:John, Dorothy, Jane and Elizabeth
MARGARET COPLEY, married EDWARD LEWKNOR, Esq., of Kingston Bowsey (in Kingston by Sea), Ham, Hamsey, and Parham, Sussex, son and heir of Edward Lewknor, Esq., of Kingston Bowsey (in Kingston by Sea), Sussex, Gentleman Usher to Kings Henry VII and Henry VIII, Sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, by his 1st wife, Margaret. They had two sons, Edward and Anthony, and three daughters, Eleanor (wife of Giles Saint Barbe), Mary (wife of John Michell), and Barbara (wife of John Dawtrey, Knt.). He was a legatee in the 1522 will of his father. In 1524 he was assessed for tax with his nine servants at half the total for Kingston and Southwick together. EDWARD LEWKNOR, Esq., died 7 July 1528. He left a will dated 1 Oct. 1527, proved 7 Nov. 1528 (P.C.C. 39 Porch). In 1537 the manor of Kingston Bowsey (in Kingston by Sea), Sussex was settled on his widow, Margaret, for life and an additional 20 years, with remainder in tail male on her younger son, Anthony Lewknor. In 1548 Margaret was the demesne lessee of the manor of King’s Barns (in Upper Beeding), Sussex.
Gurney Rec. of the House of Gournay 2 (1848): 469-470 (Lewknor pedigree). Sussex Arch. Colls. 3 (1850): 89-102. Benolte et al. Vis. of Sussex 1530 & 1633-4 (H.S.P. 53) (1905): 25-30 (Lewknor pedigree: “Edward Lewknor of Kingston Bewsey. = Margarett d. of …. Copley.”), 111 (Copley pedigree: “Margarett [Copley] ux. Edward Lewknor of Kingston Bowsey.”). Genealogist n.s. 33 (1917): 74, 79. Comber Sussex Gens. 3 (1933): 148-162. Copley Letters of Sir Thomas Copley (1970): xvi.VCH Sussex 6(1) (1980): 132-138; 6(3) (1987): 34-37; 7 (1940): 83-87.
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MARY MACHELL, nurse to Prince Henry, eldest son of King James I of England. She married (1st) before 1612 [Rev.] RALPH CUDWORTH, D.D., Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. They had three sons, [Major] James, Gent., Ralph, D.D. [Fellow of Emmanuel College, Master of Clare College, Master of Christ’s College], and John, and three daughters, Elizabeth, Mary, and Jane. He was born in 1572. He matriculated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, Lent, 1588-9, where he obtained the following degrees: B.A., 1592-3, M.A., 1596, B.D., 1603, and D. D., 1619. He served as Curate of Westley Waterless, Cambridgeshire c.1600, and was also a minister of St. Andrew’s, Cambridge. He was instituted Vicar of Coggeshall, Essex in 1604. He was appointed Rector of Aller,
Somerset in 1609. [Rev.] RALPH CUDWORTH, D.D. was buried at Aller, Somerset 30 Aug. 1624. He left a will dated 17 Aug. 1624, proved 29 Oct. 1624 (P.C.C. 116 Byrde). His widow, Mary, married (2nd) [Rev.] JOHN STOUGHTON, D.D., fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, younger son of [Rev.] Thomas Stoughton, of Naughton, Suffolk and Coggeshall, Essex, by his 1st wife, Katherine. He was baptized at Naughton, Suffolk 23 Jan. 1592/3. He was admitted sizar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge in 1607, where he obtained the following degrees: B.A., 1610- 11, M.A., 1614, B.D., 1621, and D.D., 1626. He was appointed Rector of Aller, Somerset 24 Aug. 1624. In 1632 he was appointed curate of St. Mary, Aldermanbury, London. His wife, Mary, was living in December 1634. He married (2nd) in 1635 JANE BROWNE, widow of [Rev.] Walter Newburgh (died 1632), of Symondsbury, Dorset, and daughter of John Browne, Esq., of Frampton, Dorset. They had two daughters, Jane and Mary. He was prosecuted in the high commission at the instigation of
Archbishop Laud. [Rev.] JOHN STOUGHTON died 4 May 1639, and was buried 9 May 1639. He left a will dated 4 May 1639, proved 20 May 1639
(P.C.C. 69 Harvey).
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Order will -of Caversham, Oxford. | Brown, Thomas (I01960)
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Will of Lawrence Carleyll, Skinner of Saint Aldermary, City of London 10 May 1597 PROB 11/89
LAWRENCE CARLEYLL, Citizen and Skinner of London, by his Will, dated the 2d of May 1597, and proved on the 10th of the same month and year, directs his funeral expenses and debts to be paid, and one third of the residue of his effects he gives to his wife Margaret,-another third part to his children,-and the remaining third part also to his wife, to her own use,-mentions his father-in-law, ANTHONY BURBAGE,--- makes his wife sole Executrix, and appoints as Overseers of his Will, his “ loving friends, his Cousin ROBERT JENKENSON, JAMES BERRY, and EDWARD WHALLEY, all three inhabiting in Fleet Street, praying them to aid his wife in any thing they can.
"Ye ROBERT JENKENSON, who is here designated as his “ loving frieind, and cousin,” is the immediate Ancestor of the Noble Family of LIVERPOOL, which came originally from Wales,-- but several branches of it settled in England, and ANTHONY J ENKENSON, the famous Traveller and skilful Navigator, for the period in which he flourished, is represented as the origin of that branch which settled at Walcot, near Charlbury, in the County of Oxford, some time in the reign of Queen ELIZABETH.
This ANTHONY, in the reigns of EDWARD the Sixth, of Queen MARY, and of ELIZABETH, acting as a Merchant, was at the same time appointed an Ambassador from England to the Sultan at Constantinople, and afterwards was appointed Ambassador to the Czar of Muscovy, in whose Country he travelled much, and there is a Creel: in the Caspian Sea which is named after him. He acquired a very considerable fortune by his enterprising industry,-and, in the decline of his life, he returned to his native country, and. settled in London, where he purchased an estate in Houses. He is represented also to have purchased the Family Mansion and Estate in Oxfordshire. He left a considerable fortune in money, which was afterwards vested in the purchase of estates in the County of Gloucester. VVhen James the First instituted the Order of Knighthood, and required a large fee for their creation, this Family were obliged, from their wealth, to take out their Knighthood. There is also an Exemplification of their Arms, made in the 16th of James the First, 1618, in which Sir RoBER'r JENKENSON, of London, who had then the honour of Knighthood conferred upon him, is stated to be descended from an ancient Family of that name, and “ by his mother from the ancient Familie of the CARLILES,” in the County of Cumberland, and signed by WILLIAM CAMDEN, then Clarenceux, wherein certain alterations were made, indicative of the Voyages of AN'rHoNY J ENKENsoN.'
' From that Gentleman is descended the present Earl of LIvERPooL, First Lord of the Treasury, whom Virtue, Honour, and Renown, will ever love to celebrate in the brightest pages of History, as one of the wisest and the best of men,-and one who has unceasingly employed his unrivalled and splendid talents to promote the Glory, the Security, and the Happiness of his Country.
An Inquisition, taken at Penrith, on the 29th of May, in the 3d of CHARLES the First, 1628, after the death of THoMAs CARLIELL of the City of Carlisle, states, that he died seized of a messuage in Grinsdale, in the County of Cumberland, and of 20 acres of land, meadow and pasture, in Grins(lale aforesaid, to the said Messuage belonging,-That he died at Carlisle, on the 29th of March then last,--and that THomas CARLIELL was his son and heir, aged 16 years and
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18 Jul 1714 George Spanswick to Maria Edmonds of Bishopstone at Ashbury, Berkshire. | Edmonds, Mary (I02380)
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Recently Hap Sutliff asked about the relationships of several members within > the Carew family. We communicated privately and I assembled the following > family outline which might be of help to others who descend from this family.
> NICHOLAS CAREW II, of Beddington, co. Surrey. Born c1356; died 4 Sep 1432 and > was buried at Beddington next to his 1st wife.
> Married 2) probably by July 1398, Mercy, daughter of Stephen Hayme, of
> Winchester, by his wife Christine. In 1398, Sulham Manor, Berkshire was
> conveyed by Walter Haywode to Stephen Hayme and Nicholas Carew, probably on account Carew's marriage to Hayme's daughter. Mercy married 2ndly, Arthur Ormesby of London, with whom, in 1454, she was a party to the settlement of Great Purley Manor, Berkshire by Nicholas Carew III on himself and his own son, Nicholas IV. In 1461, she sued Nicholas Carew IV, apparently on the plea that he had given her insufficient dower. This marriage brought Carew the manors of Hyde and Sulham in Berkshire. In July 1440, Mercy, late wife of Nicholas Carew, esq., demised to Sir Roger Fenys, Nicholas Carew, esq., and others her life interest in Bandon and
Nutfield, co. Surrey (Calendar of Ancient Deeds, 4: 460). The Carew
monumental brass records she bore her husband 8 sons and 8 daughters of whom only 2 children survived their childhood.
Secondly I have found the post which the great Ronny Bodine replied to one of my Carew inquiries. It is quite detailed and documented. The date was 6 Dec 1999, Title: Family of Nicholas Carew (c.1356-1432), of Beddington co. Surrey.
The names of Marcia/Mercy Hayme's children who died young were:
Sons: Guy, John, John (again), John (again), John (again), William, William (again)
Daughters: Eleanor, Lucy, Agnes, Agnes (again), Margaret, Anne, Elizabeth (died age 12), Philippe
Please note that Elizabeth who died 25 Sep 1410 was apparently a child bride of Sir Thomas Lewknor and did not likely leave issue. So this seems almost certain that the Elizabeth Carew d. 1410 (who married Sir Roger Lewknor) has been confused with this young woman.
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Check death record Vol. Ref V1853406 39b, Reg. No. 0, Death of Eliza J. Smith, 1853 aged 20, Church of England, Camperdown; Newtown.
Also two deaths in 1848, Sydney. Eliza J Smith, aged 33 and Eliza J Smith infant same date? To close to Amelias birth?
Also Eliza Smith 1883 Sydney? Also one in 1914 with parents John and Eliza.
There is item in the Sydney Gazette(1803-1826) Saturday 1st September: "Wood- wife of John Wood of a daughter" | Leach, Eliza Jane (I00925)
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Will of Margaret Carleton Spinster St James Westminster, Middlesex 2 April 1705 July 1724=sister Barbara Holmes, now wife of wife of George, sister Apolina Errington, widow, sister Anne Hetherington wife of Clement, her daughter Barbara and Anne, cousin George Carleton, Brother John Carleton of Naninington in York,
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