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Citizen and Clothworker?
Name: Benjamin Lipscomb Admission Date: 8 May 1716 Master's Name: John Lipscomb Citizen and Clotherworker Father's Name: John Lipscomb
A John Lipscombe and a Martha Pierson marry at St Martin Outwich, London 10.09.1696.
"September 10th, 1696 John Lipscomb of St Dunstan in the West and Martha Pierson of Hackney were married."
May be two John Lipscomb and Martha's. A John Lipscombe baptsied St Martins in the Field in Feb. 1702??
Two possibilities on the IGI one in 1660 at St Boloph Bishopgate and one in 1667 at St John Hackney.
There is a burial of a Martha Lipscombe in St Selpuche in 1734??
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Possibly baptised in 1667 in St John Hackney, son of Henry. Other siblings: Mary 1664, Elizabeth 1666, Henry 1670, Henry 1671, Catherine 1673 and Benjamin 1676 no mothers name given.
"John the son of Henry Lipscombe by Anne his wife was baptised the first of March 1667, St John at Hackney"
Is there a son Edward as an Edward and Sarah have a daughter Martha baptised at St. Selpuchre in 1835??
| Lipscombe, John (I06868)
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Citizen and Grocer according to father in law will of 1603. | Barrett, William (I09002)
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Citizen and Merchant Tailor.
Will of John Woodward, Merchant Tailor of London 27 July 1551 PROB 11/34
Parish Registers Bread Street, London, England:
"Master John Woodward marchant Taylor buried 18th July 1551"" | Woodward, John (I05492)
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Civil Engineer
The Times of India: Entry from Marriages 25 July 1859 to 11 May 1861
Groom Robins First names Frederick Bride Robins First names Emily Place Byculla Year 1860 month Aug day 13 Register Entry On the 13th August at Christ Church Byculla By the Revd Digby Cotes MA Frederick Robins esq Assistant Engineer PWD to Emily youngest daughter of the late Greenway Robins esq of Lynhurst Square Peckham Surrey
Year 1860 Date 24 Aug Edition 24 Daily or Overland.
| Robins, Frederick (I06485)
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Clavering Parish Registers: Buried 18th Feb 1714/15 Ann widow of Henry Salmon | Ann (I01599)
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clear up confusion over date of birth.
Census gives Hinton but memorial gives different date to Hinton -1801 | Lee, Ann (I02104)
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Clerk of the Irish Parliament.
There's a similar descent given in Misc. Gen. et Her., s.5 vol.VII, pp.41 et seq., although it differs in minor details (e.g. 13 seems to be given as Ann, rather than Elizabeth), and gives a few more dates. 49 is stated to be daughter of "Sir ... Phillips" of Picton, Bt, and widow of one 'Meddop'; I did find a Philipps pedigree which gives Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Philipps, 1st Bt (d.1629) by his wife Anne Perrott, as marrying Edward Medhope, clerk of the Irish Parliament, which would seem to fit; 97 is given as daughter of Nicholas St John of Lydiard Tregoze.
At that time there appears at Chapelizod one of the most distinguished soldiers in the Irish wars at the close of Queen Elizabeth's reign, Sir Henry Power, who was afterwards created Viscount Valentia. Power, who became not only the owner of, but a resident, at Chapelizod, acquired first the property there belonging to the Whites, and afterwards was granted, as the assignee of one Edward Medhop, the entire manor, excepting such portion as belonged to Sir John Davies and to the parish church.
| Medhope, Edward (I02703)
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Clerk of the Privy Council | Dives, John (I08268)
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Clerk, died before 1744.
[no title] 1178/519 1688 Contents: Certificate of William Pleydell being ordained deacon by the Bishop of Gloucester.
[no title] 1178/520 1690 Contents: Certificate of William Pleydell of Christ Church, Oxford, being ordained priest by the Bishop of Sodor. Endorsed with various notes of the certificate being exhibited at episcopal visitations, 1698-1723.
| Pleydell, William (I07850)
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Co. BEDFORDSHIRE (St.Peter Martin, Bedford) deed DD\GB/65 1685
These documents are held at Somerset Archive and Record Office
2 docts
Contents:
Lease and release as marriage settlement of Thos. Newton of Yardley Park, co.Northants., esq., and Jane Travell of Northampton, widow (trustees Wm. and John Gore of London, esqs.) of Burey Farm in St.Peter Martin als. St.Peter in the Fields, occ. by Wm. Faldo of Bedford, gent.
| Gore, Jane (I05212)
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Co.NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (Church Brampton, Chapel Brampton,Gretton deeds DD\GB/74 1670-1717
5 docts. Contents: Draft bargain and sale (mutilated) of the Lordships and manors of Church Brampton and Chapel Brampton, with advowsons of churches, by Sir Thos. Gore to Lord Hatton, his son Christopher, and others, n.d.(mid-17th century).
Conveyance in 1670 by Sir Thos. Gore to his brother Gerard of Grays Inn, Mx., gent., of the manor and advowson of Church Brampton and closes called West Brooke, North Middlefield, Dogdale, North Rye Field, South Rye Field als. Furze Field, the Heath and a meadow.
Declaration between Sir Thomas and Gerard Gore and their mother, Jane Gore, widow, of 1671 regarding manors of Gretton, Church Brampton and Chapel Brampton.
Conveyance of land in Kings Mill Meadow and 2s.8d. rent issuing from a messuage or tenement and lands in Chapel Brampton, late of Wm. Reynolds, form. bought by Jane Gore, parcel of ground and watering place in closes called Damsell and North Rye Field, by Sir Thos. Gore and Wm. Briggs of Chew, gent., to Jane Gore of Barrow, widow, in 1673.
Covenant of 1717 by Wm. Gore of St.Paul's Covent Garden, Mx., esq., and John Gore of same, esq., with Chas. Gore of Northampton, esq., to produce title deeds of lands in Chapel Brampton conveyed to Anne Isted in 1715 and of lands in Church Brampton belonging to said Chas. Gore, with schedule of deeds [1560-1673].
SIR THOMAS GORE (1638-1675) DD\GB/114 1675-1686 1 vol. Contents: i) Volume containing will of Sir Thomas Gore, dat.10 Aug.1675, codicil 28 Sept.1675. ii) rentals of manors of Southleigh, co.Oxon., Barrow and Charterhouse, 1675. iii) debts due to estate of Sir Thos. Gore, 1675. iv) arrears of rents. v) inventory of Sir Thos. Gore, 1675. vi) accounts of his executors, 1675-86.
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Under the Altar are deposited The Remains of EDWARD GORE Esq., Son of Sir THOMAS GORE Knt. (By PHILIPPA, Sister and Coheir To Sir GILES TOOKER Baronet. Of Maddington in Wiltshire.) And second in Paternal Descent from Sir JOHN GORE, Knight, Of Gilston, in Hertfordshire, Who was Lord Mayor of London 1624.
In a Grave adjoining is also interred His Wife ARABELLA (Sister & one of the Coheirs Of Sir JOHN SMYTH of LONG ASHTON. Baronet.)
EDWARD & ARABELLA GORE, Were both eminently conspicuous For their Piety, Benevolence & Charity, Resignation & Humility ; And all those Christian Graces, Which eclipse the Lustre Even of an honourable Ancestry. He died Sept- 3 : 18: AD: 1742 Mi. 70. She ... OcU 27 : . . . : 1748 Mi. 48. They left Issue two sons. JOHN & EDWARD."
John Tibbott died 1674, leaving a daughter Ruth, who married William Gore 2nd of that name, eldest son of Sir Thomas Gore, Kt., of Barrow Court, and Philippa his wife. Ruth died 1689, leaving an only daughter Mary, who married Anthony Blagrave of Southcot, Esq., 2nd son of John Blagrave of Reading, Esq., M.P. 25 ; by Hester, youngest daughter of Wm. Gore, Esq., the purchaser of Barrow Mynchin from the Dodingtons They had two sons, (1) John Blagrave, Esq., who died without issue, and (2) Anthony Blagrave, Esq., who died 1778,
Sir Thomas Gore of Barrow Court, Knight, the eldest son, died 1675 and was buried here. 50 He married Philippa, daughter of Edward Tooker 51 Esq., sister and co-heir of Sir Giles Tooker, of Maddington Wilts, created a baronet 1664, died 1665, and by her, (who married secondly at Barrow, 1701, Mr. Joseph Earle 52 called 'Knight' in Wills of Som., Series v. p. 89, and was buried here, 1703); had issue, (1) William Gore the 2nd of that name, of Barrow Court, (2) Thomas Gore, bapt. 1666, (3) Edward Gore, Esq.
William Gore, of Barrow Court, eldest son of Sir Thomas, bapt. 1665, and buried here 1718, was twice married, first to Ruth, daughter of John Tibbot of Dundry, lord of the manor of Barrow Gurney, who died 1689, leaving an only daughter and heir, Mary, who married Anthony Blagrave, of Southcot, Esq. ; and secondly, to Mary Crisp who died 1705, leaving three surviving sons, and two daughters, the rest dying in infancy, (1) Thomas, born 1692, married Mary, daughter of William Ward, of Morpeth, Esq., and died 1728, leaving three sons and a daughter, who all died in youth; (2) Edward, born 1696, married Elizabeth (buried here 1718) surviving her only three years ; (3) William, born 1700, married Mary May, and died without issue 1769 55 ; of the daughters, Hester twin with Edward, born 1696, died unmarried 1721, and Anne, born 1698, married Thomas Speke of Haselbury, Wilts, Esq.... | Gore, Thomas (I08649)
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Coates is a parish in Cirencester Union, containing by the census of 1861, 417, and in 1871, 452 inhabitants, and 2450 acres; in the hundred of Crowthorne and Minety, deanery of Cirencester, archdeaconry of Gloucester, diocese of Gloucester and Bristol, East Gloucestershire; 2 miles north-west from Tetbury Road Railway Station on the Cheltenham and Swindon junction of the Great Western Railway, and 4 miles west from Cirencester; the Thames and Severn canal passes through the parish. The rectory, in the incumbency of the Rev. Thomas Crook Gibbs, M.A., is valued at £500 per annum, arising from 480 acres of glebe land, and is in the patronage of William T. Drewe, Esq., who is lord of the manor....
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Collumpton...For distribution in bread and money, the poor parishioners have about £21 yearly, arising as follows:- £2. 12s. left by Sir John Acland, in 1616, and paid by the corporation of Exeter; about £10 as the rent of 6A. of land, purchased with £100 left by John Manning, in 1617.
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Will of John Manning, Husbandman of Cudworth, Somerset 31 October 1611 PROB 11/118
Will of John Manninge, Gentleman of Hartland, Devon 04 February 1621 PROB 11/137
John Manning's Gift. By indenture dated 10th Octoher, 14 James 1,1617, between John Manning, gent. of the one part, and John Hateh and 12 others, of the other part, reciting, that John Manning, then deceased, uncle of the said John Manning, the party, by will dated 15th April 1606, did devise and will that his execntors should within two months after his death, pay to the said John Manning, the party, 1001. wherewith he should, within two years, purchase land within the county of Devon, to the use of the poorest and neediest people of Cullompton, for ever... | Manning, John (I06546)
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Colonel Edward Villers.
Will of Edward Villiers Knight, Marshall Of His Majesties Most Honourable Household - 8 May 1685 8 July 1689
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Colonel George Dodding was son of Miles Dodding, of Conishead Priory, Lancashire, Esq., and had commanded one of the Lancashire regiments during the civil war.
1631 -Nov. 20 George Dodding of London, Esq"", and Sarah Bachus, maiden, the d. of Rowland Backhouse ; p. licence
MAWDESLEY.
FILE [no title] - ref. DDL 332 - date: 22 Jan. 1679/80
[from Scope and Content] Conveyance in trust: Alexander Mawdesley of Mawdesley, esq., to Miles Dodding of Conished, esq., and Thomas Mort of Ashley, esq., -- annuity of£33.6.8. from Mawdesley Hall and Demesne -- for use of Elizabeth, Dorothy, Margarett, Sarah and Juliana, daughters of A.S. By authority of deed of 22 Mar. 1657/8 between (i) Robert, father of A.M., and A.M., (ii) Sarah, late wife of George Dodding of Conishead, esq., Elizabeth, eldest daughter of G. D., and Sarah D., spinster, (late wife of A.M.) and (iii) John, son and heir of Sir Francis Mollineux of Thevershall, co.Notts., bart., Alexander Rigby of Rigby, esq., Edward Rigby of Preston, esq., Miles Dodding and Adam Sands of Bowith, esq., Witn. John Hoghton, John Morres, John Hall.
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Coloured shields, crests, etc., from the church of Stoke Rocheford (Kirkstoke), Lincs., including those on the brass (1503) of Oliver St John and his wife Elizabeth (Bigod), from a different MS, bound in at fols. 115-16.
In the Church of Stoke Rochford in Lincolnshire,
Is the following inscription to the memory of Elizabeth daughter of Henry fourth Lord Scrope of Bolton, and her husband. "Pray for the soil of Mastyr Olyv' Sentjohn 'squier sonne unto y' right excellent hye and mightty prynces duchess of Som'sett, g'ndame unto ou'Sov'eyn Lord Kyng Herre the vij. and for the soil of dame Elizabeth Bygod his wiff, whoo dep'ted frome this t'nsitore liffe y' vij day of June i' y' yeer of ou' Lord M CCCCC. and ill."
("Pray for the soll of Mayster Oliver Seynt John, Esq and of Dame Elizabeth Bygood his wyfffe, who departed this transitory life this 12th day of June in the year of our Lord God 1503" )
Elizabeth Bygod (Bigod), late the wife of Oliver Seynt John (St. John): Wiltshire. Elizabeth Bygod (Bigod), late the wife of Oliver Seynt John (St. John): Wiltshire. Detailed descriptions at item level. Items are dated by the date of the writ, but some Date: 1503 - 1504 Source: The Catalogue of The National Archives
Description Will of Dame Elisabeth Bigod, Widow of South Stoke, Lincolnshire Date 14 July 1503 Catalogue reference PROB 11/13
THE WILL OF DAME ELIZABETH BIGOD. [Reg. Blamyre, at Doctors' Commons."] May 26, 1503. Dame Elisabeth Bigod, of Sowthe Stoke in the dioc. of Lincoln. To be bur. in the qwere of Stoke, at the high awter ende, nyghe unto my husband Sent John. To the monastary of Croxton my cheyne of gold, to make a pix for the sacrament of the awter; and they to make it; and ther to be graven aboute the seid pix thies, Abbot and convent of the same place, pray for the soule of dame Elizabeth Bigod. To the same monestary a blake welvet gowne to make there a vestment. I will that my husbond Rocheforth will be fulfilled as touching all suche bequestes as is bequethed to my son Raff Rocheford. To the church of Stoke a blew velwet cope with an oifrey of neldwarke. To the chirch of Birdeshall, for to pray for my husband Sir John Stawnnford soule, my crymsyn velwet gowne, to make there a vestment. To the Freers of Granntham my Agath (sic), my purpill velwet gowne, to make ther a vestment. To my sone, Raffe Rocheford, my standing cup gilt w* the cover, a basin and an ewere of silver, the swages gilt; ij silver saltes w* a covere, the swage gilt. The residue to my ex' rs, my sone Sir Raff' Bigod, my son John Seint John, and my son Henry Bigod; that they dispose for my soule as thei seme best, at the over sight of the most excellent princes my lady the kynge's moder, that she of benyng grace will vowchsave to geve respect to thies my bequestes which ar conteyned in a payer of indentours thereof made. Thes being witnesse, Mr. Robert Bekeynshall maister wardeyn of the Grey Freers of Grantham, Sir John Irpe prest.
This great lady was a daughter of Henry Lord Scrope of Bolton. Her first husband was Sir John Bigod of Settrington who was killed with his father on Towton field. After his death she remarried Henry Rochford of Stoke Rochford, co. Lincoln, and Oliver St. John, esq. By all her husbands she left issue, but she bore to the end of her days the name of her first lord. Another husband, a fourth, Sir John Stanford, is mentioned in this will, who has hitherto been unrecorded.
| Scrope, Lady Elizabeth (I00218)
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Commandeer and Admiral of the Fleet. | Wallop, John (I09076)
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Composite register of baptisms, 1557-1641, marriages and burials, 1557-1642. P42/1/1 1557-1642
The Ladie Elizabeth Hamon, wife of S. Thomas Hamon Knight buried June 28, funeral kept July 13', 1619;
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Connection to Sister of Sarah Francis who married John Nalder and died Ramsbury, 1826? Daughter of Edward and Martha Francis??
Will of William Lanfear, 1819.
Daughter of Edward Franics of Ramsbury. Had a sister Elizabeth and another Francis, late of Marlborough, deceased by 1820, his son William Lanfear and his Aunt Sarah the wife of John Nalder, son Walter Francis | Francis, Mary (I06800)
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Connection?
Gore, William, of Gray's Inn, esq., bachelor, about 27, and Mrs. Mary Chappell, of St. Michael, Wood Street, London, spinster, about 19, con. sent of mother, Mrs. Mary Browne alias Chappell- at Gray's Inn Ohapel, All Hallows, Lombard Street, or St. Anne, Blaokfriars. 7 April, 1665. V.
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The inscription runs : ' Sacred to the Memory of WILLIAM GORE Youngest Son of WILLIAM GORE Esf.: He was Loyal to his KING Unshaken in his Principles And a Friend to his COUNTRY. In private Life Affable & Amiable of distinguished Hospitality. Liberal to the Poor Benevolent to all. Having no Issue ; the Ancient Family Estates descend to JOHN GORE of Bourton Estf: He departed this Life with great Eesignation the 25th day of Jan?: 1769. aged 68. This Monument was erected by EDWARD GORE of Kiddington in the County of Oxon . Es.: to perpetuate the Memory of a most Affectionate Eelation and by his Will a generous BENEFACTOR.' Beneath is a shield tinctured bearing the Arms of Gore, impaling May (see p. 13 and n. of History). It is conjectured that as the Winter shield seems out of place here, and not suitable for the Winter Monument, that John Gore caused it to be made, and that it represents the daughter of that monument, and the family of the first wife of John, who is only known by her Christian name of Temperance. Underneath is the second, of white marble, inscribed with very large letters : ' Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Wife of EDWARD GORE Esq*: Ob. Dec r . 6th. 1718.' She was the wife of Edward, second son of the second William Gore, who G.E.O. says was buried February 14th, 1727, so he survived her nine, not three years as on p. 13 of History.
The humble petition of Mary Gore, Widow of Thomas Gore Esq deceased who was Eldest Son and heir of William Gore late of Barrow in the county of Somerset Esq deceased for herself and on the behalf of Charles Gore an infant her only surviving son by the said Thomas Gore and also of William Gore Esq youngest son of the said William Gore deceased and Francis Freeman gent.
Agreement between Edward Gore Esq & Mr Freeman 23 Feb 1739 [i.e 1739/40]. 'Whereas a bill is depending in Parliament for establishing and executing an agreement between William Gore Esq Executor of Edward Gore Esq deceased and Mary Gore widow of Thomas Gore Esq deceased for herself on behalf of Charles Gore an infant and Francis Freeman relating to the sum of 3000£ paid by the said Fr. Freeman to ye said Edward Gore in which bill it is intended to be enacted ... and that there are suits in Chancery in progress, the agreement is that the parties should not be bound in any way should the bill before Parliament not become law'.
Will of WILLIAM GORE, of S* Paul's, Covent Garden, Midd x , Esqr.Nov. 22, 1723, Proved by Edward Gore, son of Sir Thomas Gore, K l , May 7, 1724. [112 Bolton.'] To be buried at Barrow, Som 1 , near my father & mother. To Thomas Gore, eldest son of my late nephew William Gore, dec d , who was eldest son & heir of my late brother, Sir Thomas Gore, dec d , all my Manor of Whitstone, Monmouthshire, &c, then to Edward Gore, second son of William Gore, then to William Gore, third son. To my brother John Gore & Anthony Blagrave, of Southcott, Berks, esq r , Manors of Langston, Kemyes Commander, &c. Mary Gore, relict of my nephew Thomas Gore, dec d , & William, Thomas, & Philippa Gore, his children, ,£400. Dame Philippa Gore gave to her daughter Jane, wife of M r Richard Baskerville, ,£100, &c.
Collinsonll. SIR THOMAS GORE, of Barrow, Som 1 , K'. 1 Aug. 10, 1675.
3n- O Proved by Lady Phillippa Gore, Dec. 31, 1675. [146 Dycer)
To be buried in the He of the Church. Legacy to my mother Gore &
to my mother Tooker. Rings to my brothers & sisters, & to my
brothers & sisters-in-law. To my daughters & younger sons, ,£1,000
each at 21. My marriage with Philippa, my now wife, Manor of South
Leigh, Oxon. Her jointure ,£450 yearly, to be paid at the house of
Edward Tooker, in New Sarum. Household goods, plate, "silver
warming-pan that my mother Tooker gave us," &c. Parsonage of Barrow. ^40 allowance to the minister, "to have the freedom to
place or displace him." Rents of Charterhouse Hydon, Som'. My
mother M" Joan Gore. My Uncle John Smyth, of Tidworth, Hants.
My brother M r John Gore. My brother-in-law John Blagrave, & my
cousin Samuel Eyre, of Newhouse, Wilts, Ex" in Trust, &c. My
mother M rfl Mary Tooker, & my brothers William & Gerard Gore, and
my friend M r John Gore, of Bristol, overseers. Codicil: Sept. 22,
1675. M Y s o ns William, Thomas, & Edward. If they die without
issue, then the Manor of Barrow to my brother William Gore, Esq r , &
the Manor of Southleigh, Oxon, then successively to my brothers John
& Gerard.
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Connection??
Essex Record Office
Level: Category Estate and Family records
Level: Fonds MISCELLANEOUS ESSEX RECORDS
Level: Sub-Fonds DEEDS
Level:
Item
Reference Code D/DHt/T70/39
Dates of Creation 19 April 1675
Scope and Content Copy of Court-roll Clavering cum Langley Thomas Barrington
Death of WILLIAM HILLS
Admission of his s.& h. WILLIAM HILLS, a minor
Message and 15 ac. called `Black croft' Clavering and 2 ac. in `Brockin Field', Clavering and Piece of land in `Mill Field' by Hemstedd Lane', Clavering
Date From 1675
Date To 1675
May have two daughter Ann and Mary | Hills, William (I05368)
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Contributions: Uden, Grant. works: The recipe book 1659-1672 of Archdale Palmer, Gent. lord of the manor of Wanlip in the county of Leicestershire By statement: editor Grant Uden ; drawings by MaureenHallahan. Language: English Pagination: xxiv,285p. : ISBN 10: 0905837274 Dewey: 615, 641.5/.321 LC: RM666.H33, TX705 Subject: Herbs - Therapeutic use - Early works to 1800.
Cookery - Early works to 1800
| Palmer, Archdale (I06898)
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Conveyed Westburgh at this time to Henry Merland in 1466. | Carew, Mercy (I08056)
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Cooper. | Craig, William (I01824)
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Copy Assignment D-D/6/33 22nd November, 1686
Contents:
(i) Sir John Moore of London, Kt., and Lucy his wife.
(ii) Sir John Nicholas of Horseley, Surrey, Sir John Broderick of Wandsworth, Surrey, Sir Robert Geffery Kt. and Alderman of London, Edward Nicholas of Maningford, Wilts, esquire.
(iii) Anthony Bowyer of Camberwell, esquire, John Nicholas D.D, Warden of Winchester College.
(iv) Frances Nicholas, widow of Oliver Nicholas of Albourne, co.Wilts, esquire, Oliver Nicholas of the parish of St. Martin in the Fields, her son.
(v) Francis Hatton eldest son and heir apparent of Lucy Lewes, Frances Nicholas the younger (daughter of Oliver Nicholas deceased).
Reciting D-D/6/27-8.
Assignment by i to ii of sum of £6000 to purchase estate to use of Francis Hatton.
| Hatton, Francis (I09099)
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Cornwall: A. 10481. Indenture being a feoffment by John de Reskymer, esquire, to John Trethurffe, esquire, of all his land, &c. in Carvynek, Treveake,Pennare, Haleglevynek, Trewynnyan, Bodanowe, Granpound and Stekyer,in exchange for other lands, as contained in another charter indentedof even date; attorneys to deliver seisin, Peter Newman and JohnJamys. 20 January, 38 Henry VIII. Signature of Reskymer. Seal, agem. Witnesses' names endorsed.
From: 'Deeds: A.10427 - A.10500', A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 5 (1906), pp. 1-10. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=64427 Date accessed: 16 January 2012.
Daughter of Sir John Tretherff and Elizabeth Courteney. | Trethyrfe, Joanna (I04888)
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Coroners Inquest: Killed by a fall from a pony. Aged 6 years
Wiltshire Memorial Inscription
Day: 26 Month: Aug Year: 1847 Age: 6 Forenames: Henry John Dudley Surname: ROWLAND Place: Ramsbury County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 104558 Notes: son of William & Rachel
| Rowland, Henry John Dudley (I00136)
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Correct Baptsim:
Day: 6 Month: Jan Year: 1692/3 Forenames: Tho Surname: NEATE Fathers forenames: Mr Tho Occupation: Mothers forenames: Eliz Birth day: Birth month: Birth year: Abode: Place: Salisbury Description: St Thomas County: Wiltshire Country: England
Possibly the Thomas Neate who married Ann Liddard 15.02.1711 at Reading? Both "Of Pewsey" at time of marriage.(St Mary's Reading #1279466 Item5-8)
Settled as a farmer at Cricklade, according to Anne's pedigree. Or is it Chicklade?
There is a burial of a Thomas Neate at Pewsey in 1709??
Is this the Thomas and Ann father of William born at Chickdale in 1727.
Also a Thomas and Hester at Chicklade in 1740. Or is the son Thomas who also had a son William. Or a second marriage
for Thomas.
Possibly the Thomas Neat Yeoman who died at All Cannings in 1759?
Anne Neate buried Bishops Cannings in 1744?
IGI Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Typ
C152261 1721 - 1812 1279339 Film NONE
. JOHN NEAT - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 15 MAR 1740 Chicklade, Wiltshire, England (THOMAS AND HESTER)
2. WILLIAM NEATE - International Genealogical Index (THOMAS AND ANN)
Gender: Male Christening: 24 NOV 1727 Chicklade, Wiltshire, Engla
3. WILLIAM NEAT - International Genealogical Index (NATHANIEL AND HANNAH)
Gender: Male Christening: 21 SEP 1736 Chicklade, Wiltshire, England
London Apprenticeshps:
1711 Neat Thomas son of Thomas, Mildenhall, Wiltshire, yeoman to John Baldrey 5 Jul 1711, Butchers' Company
Any connection??
Forenames: Thomas Surname: NEATE Place: Devizes County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82700 Notes: husb of Anne
| Neate, Thomas (I00273)
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Correct Edward? Birth date about 1629??
Day: 13 Month: Mar Year: 1694 Groom Forenames: Edward Groom Surname: HOPE Groom's parish: Bishops Cannings Groom's county: Wiltshire,England Groom's condition: Groom's occupation: Groom's age: 65 Groom's notes:
Bride Forenames: Margaret Bride Surname: LAWRENCE Bride's parish: Bishops Cannings Bride's county: Wiltshire,England Bride's condition: Bride's age: 60 Bride's notes: Place of Marriage: Bishops Cannings Bondsman 1: SEALY William,clerk,Wishford Bondsman 2: HOPE Benjamin,clerk,Stapleford Jurisdiction: The Dean & Chapter in Salisbury, Wiltshire
Administration WIL Source ELB Date 13 Mar 1694 Groom Edward HOPE aged 65 occupation ? residing at Bishops Cannings, WIL status ? notes ? Bride Margaret LAWRENCE aged 60 residing at Bishops Cannings, WIL status ? notes ? Bondsmen SEALY William,clerk,Wishford HOPE Benjamin,clerk,Stapleford to be married at Bishops Cannings | Lawrence, Margaret (I04467)
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Correct Person?
Name: HOGSFLESH, Hannah Chandley
Record Type: Deaths
Quarter: March
Year: 1851
District: Abergavenny
County: Herefordshire Monmouthshire
Volume: 26
Page: * (click to see others on page) | Russell, Hannah Chandler (I00954)
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Correct person?/ Second marriage??
1841 Census Saffron Walden, Essex
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
327 Book/Folio:
27 Page:
12 Registration District:
Saffron Walden Sub District:
Newport EnumerationDistrict:
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish:
Clavering Municipal Borough:
Address: Mill End, Clavering County,Essex
CHIPERFIELD, John M 50 1791 Essex
CHIPERFIELD, Elizabeth F 40 1801 Essex
BOND, Susan F 13 1828 Essex
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
1786 Folio:
114 Page:
17 Registration District:
Saffron Walden Sub District:
Newport EnumerationDistrict:
6A Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish:
Clavering Municipal Borough:
Address:Sheep Cote Green, Clavering County:Essex
ROGERS, George Head Married M 41 1810 Agricultural Laborer Clavering Essex
ROGERS, Mary Wife Married F 33 1818 Clavering Essex
ROGERS, Philip Son Unmarried M 19 1832 Agricultural Laborer Clavering Essex
ROGERS, John Son M 13 1838 Agricultural Laborer Clavering Essex
ROGERS, Sarah Daughter F 9 1842 Clavering Essex
ROGERS, Charles Son M 6 1845 Clavering Essex
ROGERS, William Son M 3 1848 Clavering Essex
CHIPPERFIELD, John Father-In-Law Widower M 62 1789 Agricultural Laborer Clavering Essex
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Could be Robert Neate born 20.04.1658 Cote-Bisphops Cannings? ( Check if any of these born to a William??)
Could it be the Robert Neate who marries at West Lavington in1681-wife Martha Bishop? Seems too early?
Also a Robert Neat as bondsman for Ruth Neate and Anthony Elton?? Then possible the Robert of Wedhampton?
Robert Neat
Christening: 20 APR 1658 Cote-Bishop'S Cannings, , Wiltshire, England ---Possibly this family??
Father: Thomas Neat Family
Mother: Katherine Few
ROBERT NEATE
Christening: 01 JUN 1673 Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire, England
Father: THOMAS NEATE Family
Mother: JUDITH
Robert Neet
Christening: 21 APR 1678 Poulshot, Wiltshire, England
Father: William Neet Family
Mother: Grace Simmes
Also burial of a Robert Neet at Southbroom Devizes in 1692
Mary Neate born 1697 daughter of Robert the younger of Wedhampton(Urchfront)
Children of
Robert and Margaret of Devizes:
John 1666
Sussanna 1664
Ann 1661
© Wiltshire Family History Society 2004 - Wiltshire Baptism CD (CDP2)
Year : 1687
Date : APR 9
Surname : NEAT
Forename : MARY
Relationship : D
Parents : ROBERT THE YOUNGER OF WEDHAMPTON
Parish : URCHFONT
© Wiltshire Family History Society 2004 - Wiltshire Baptism CD (CDP2)
Year : 1648
Date : NOV 18
Surname : NEATE
Forename : ROBERT
Relationship : S
Parents : ROBERT
Parish : URCHFONT
Then this Robert the elder born about 1620? Look for Robert and William Neate born about 1620?
© Wiltshire Family History Society 2004 - Wiltshire Baptism CD (CDP2)
Year : 1650/1
Date : JAN 12
Surname : NEATE
Forename : WILLIAM
Relationship : S
Parents : ROBERT
Parish : URCHFONT
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Could be 1605 at St Mary le Bone. | Dorrington, Elizabeth (I07759)
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Could be John?
JOHN SALMON Pedigree
Birth: 23 MAR 1665
Christening: 18 APR 1665 Broxted, Essex, England
Father: EDMUND SALMON Family
Mother: BARBARA
or William Salmon Baptised Broxte Jan 14th 1671/72 | Salmon (I05979)
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Could be the Christian Brown christened 06.05.1821 at Ratho, Midlothian daughter of Andrew Brown and Margaret Roxburgh??
1851 Possibilty?
Name: James Potter
Age: 37
Estimated birth year: abt 1814
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name: Christian
Gender: Male
Where born: Sec??, Linlithgowshire
Parish Number: 685/2
Civil parish: Edinburgh St Cuthberts
County: Midlothian
Address: 8 Spences Place
Occupation: Labourer
ED: 43A
Page: 13 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 77
Line: 4
Roll: CSSCT1851_183
Household Members: Name Age
Christian Potter 29
Isabella Potter 4
James Potter 37
Jean Potter 2
Name: Christiane Patter
Age: 38
Estimated birth year: abt 1823
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name : James
Gender: Female
Where born: Ratho, Edinr
Registration Number: 685/1
Registration district: St George
Civil parish: Edinburgh St Cuthberts
County: Midlothian
Address: Glasgow Road Haymarket
ED: 51
Page: 4 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 13
Line: 2
Roll: CSSCT1861_124
Household Members: Name Age
Christiane Patter 38
Isabella Patter 14
James Patter 47
James Patter 3
Jane Patter 12
Margaret Patter 7
Mary Patter 1
William Patter 16
Search in 1841 census??
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Could be the Elizabeth Harradine who marries Joseph Smith in 1775? | Harradine, Elizabeth (I01036)
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Could be the Elizabeth Harradine who marries Uriah Bowls in 1786 at Ashwell. | Harradine, Elizabeth (I03153)
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could be the Elizabeth Smith who marries Joseph Smith in 1775? | Harradine, Elizabeth (I01645)
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Could be the Joseph Collin who married Ann Smith 02.08.1719 at Henham, Essex? | Collin, Joseph (I10369)
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Could be the Martha that marries Daniel Phipp in 1762 at Wroughton?
Or Martha Neate who marries Francis Griffiths in Keevil in 1755?
Also To Robert MAslin in 1760 at All Cannings?
?
Name: Martha Neate Gender: Female Birth Date: abt 1730 Christening Date: 13 Sep 1730 Christening Place: Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England Father's Name: Robert Neate Mother's Name: Mary
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Could be the William buried Clavering 1795 aged 65 years | Chipperfield, William (I01755)
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Could be the William Harradine widower 51 years pauper born Ashwell on the 1851 census at Ashwell??
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
1707 Folio:
484 Page:
1 Registration District:
Royston Sub District:
Royston EnumerationDistrict:
11A Ecclesiastical Parish:
Civil Parish:
Ashwell Municipal Borough:
Address:
High Street, Ashwell County:
Hertfordshire
HARRADINE, William Head Widower M 51 1800 Pauper Ag Lab
Ashwell Hertfordshire
Where do this lot fit?
Name Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island View Image
Amy Harradine 1 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Daughter Ashwell Hertfordshire
Ann Harradine 43 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Wife Ashwell Hertfordshire
Clara Harradine 9 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Daughter Ashwell Hertfordshire
Emma Harradine 16 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Daughter Ashwell Hertfordshire
Esther Harradine 6 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Daughter Ashwell Hertfordshire
Fanny Harradine 18 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Daughter Ashwell Hertfordshire
George Harradine 12 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Son Ashwell Hertfordshire
Martha Harradine 8 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Daughter Ashwell Hertfordshire
William Harradine 44 Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Head Ashwell Hertfordshire
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Could Elizabeth be the daughter of Alice Harpsfield. See age at marriage and age at death?? Born circa 1550?
Possibility:
ELYZABETH BARNS Pedigree
Marriages:
Spouse: RYCHARD HARE Family
Marriage: 18 FEB 1565 Allhallows Honey Lane, London, London, England
Perient (Peryont), Elizabeth, widow of Sir George Perient, petitions to be discharged from furnishing light horse, 415. . See Perient, Elizabeth. .
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House, Volume 22 (1971)
The historical antiquities of Hertfordshire, Henry Chauncy, 1826.
FROM THE LIBRARY OF E. A. GREENING LAMBORN PESENTED BY MISS E. M. LAMBORN
"Here lyeth the Body of Dame Elizabeth Perient Widow, who was the Daughter of Richard Baron, Esq; she was first Wife to Richard Hare, Esq; after to George Rotherham, Esq; lastly to Sir George Perient, Kt. She dyed the 2d. of December, 1665 being ninety years of age." (possibly should be 1635?)
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Could he be the Martyn Pole named in the will of Jane Chamond nee Arundall?
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[no title] T/195 12th. August, 1535
Contents: (1) Martyn Poyle
(2) William Lanoseck
Tene. in Heligan
Lease 60 yrs. Rent: 22/- p. annum
[no title] T/196 24th. May, 1547
Contents: (1) Martin Poyle, gent.
(2) Thomas Brade, Robert Hamley, and Johane, daug. of John Nancarow
Lands in Heligan
Lease for 3 lives (lives as in (2))
Rent: 26/8 p. annum.
(Also (1) appoints John Lywney and William Shapland as his attorneys)
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Could he be the son of John and Margaret Brown not John and Miriam Brown? | Brown, George (I01970)
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Could he have married twice. there is a marriage of a William Watson and Mary Bourne at Iden in 1822?
Also a William Watson and Elizabeth Hovenden in 1835 at Iden?
1841 Census Surrey, England:
Name: William Watson Age: 55 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1786 Gender: Male Civil parish: St Giles Camberwell Hundred: Brixton (Eastern Division) County/Island: Surrey Country: England Occupation: Hair dresser Piece: 1051 Book: 8 Folio: 58 Page Number: 25
On the 1851 census as a hairdresser at Camberwell, London
RG number:
HO107 Piece:
1581 Folio:
306 Page:
27 Registration District:
Camberwell Sub District:
Peckham EnumerationDistrict:
12 Ecclesiastical Parish:
Camden Church Civil Parish:
Saint Giles Camberwell Municipal Borough:
Lambeth Address:
High Street, Saint Giles Camberwell, Hamlet Of Peckham, Lambeth County:
Middlesex
WATSON, William Head M 68 1783 Hair Dresser (Shop) Iden
Sussex
WATSON, Sarah Wife Married F 72 1779 Eltham Kent
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Could it be a second marriage??
1725 BIGNELL STRUDWICK Vicar General Allegations 20 Jun 1725
1727 NEWBURY STRUDWICK Vicar General Allegations 26 Jan 1727
Possibly had other children called Jane and Ann
Ann Strudwick spinster of St James Westminster
In the name of God Amen I Ann Strudwick of the parish of St James Westminster in the county Middlesex Spinster Do make and declare this to be my last will and testament
In the first place I give to my eldest brother Edmund Strudwick Esq. the sum of 1 pound and
to my sister Elizabeth Strudwick the sum of 1 pound and
to my sister Catherine Richmond Strudwick the sum of 2 pounds and
to my half sister Jane Strudwick the sum of 1 pound
then all the rest and residue of my personal estate whatsoever together with all my estate real I give and bequeath to my dear Brother Samuel Strudwick his executors and administrators
Item I give devise and bequeath all my real estate whatsoever and wheresoever to my said Brother Samuel Strudwick his heirs and assigns forever and hereby nominate and appoint my said Brother Samuel Strudwick sole executor of this my will hereby revoking all former wills heretofore by me made published and declared In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifth day of August in the year of our lord 1762 Ann Strudwick
signed sealed published and declared by the said Ann Strudwick as and for her last will and testament in the presence of us who in her presence and at her request and also in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses thereunto
John Adaire Charles Stewart Robert Beales
IT IS MY DESIRE that my sister Elizabeth Strudwick if she outlives me may have my cloathes and watch to do as she thinks proper with my part of the furniture I likewise leave to my said sister during her life and at her death to return to my dear Brother Samuel Strudwick or his son Sammuel Strudwick , Ann Strudwick
THE CODICIL TO MY WILL
I give to my sister Catherine Richmond Strudwick ten pounds my mothers wedding ring a amber egg a gold locket stone and silver buckles tea spoons one table spoon marked G.S my earings some garnets the ornaments for the chimney India table 2 India bowls with stands India waiter a tea chest a carving that my neice gave me all my sister Elizabeths wearing apparrell and all my apparrell I give to my sister Richmond except the things as I shall dispose of as follows
To Mrs Harris five guineas my black sable dress and tippet
to miss Harris five guineas my black lute string sack and petticoat a ring with a yellow stone and diamond on the sides my black feathered Tippet
A piece of catgut work to Mrs Humphrey & five guineas my handpoint hankerchief the xxx xxx xxx gold wire my striped lute string and grandfathers pictures
and I give to my sister Richmond all my house linen
and I give Jane Munsell my servant ten pounds my garnet stuff my red cotton dress and petticoat brown ancestring scarf my polite washing sacks all my cloath aprons and shirts right caps a black quilted petticoat stays in short all worst of my under petticoats bed gowns stockings and bonnet cloak
and I give to Steve Boyget Esq 5 guineas
to Mrs Borget 5 guineas and a gold seal
and I give to Dr Tontine ten guineas
I give to Mrs white 4 guineas instead of any of my apparrell
and I desire for seven guineas may be left in Mrs Borget’s hands to pay Buffet one shilling a week and if she drops before that the money paid to be given to my brother Samuel
I leave to Mr Long and Mrs Thacker each two guineas
I likewise desire a black burial as more fit for my age as witness my hand this 19th of December 1770 Ann Strudwick
AND I LIKEWISE DESIRE
When I am dead not to be laid put under twelve hours nor to be screwed down or buried till I change and I begg the favour of my good ffriend Mrs Borget to parcel out my apparrell as I have left them and I give my sister Richmond a silver band and patch box and I give Jane Mansell my black silk and crepe short sacks and petticoat and I give my watch to Dr Tontine and the chain to Mrs Humphreys and I give my brother Edmunds picture to sister Richmond ANN STRUDWICK
Probatum 8th April 1771 to Samuel Strudwick
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Could it be Lettice Truelove born Steventon, 1588?? | Lettis (I06711)
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Could it be the Anne Neate born in Upton Scudamore in 1788 daughter of George Neate and Anne.
Wiltshire Memorial inscriptions:
Day: 13 Month: Dec Year: 1814 Age: 26 Forenames: Elizabeth Surname: NEAT Place: Box County: Wiltshire Country: England Reference: 82620 Notes: dau of George & Ann
First name(s): Eliz Last name: NEATE Date of burial: 18 Dec 1814 Age at death: 26 Calculated year of birth: 1788 Place of burial: Box Dedication: St Thomas of Canterbury County: Wiltshire
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Could it be this family:??
.... In 1314, at the death of the Earl of Gloucester, John de Wintershull, son of William and Beatrice, was holding Burgham. (fn. 36) John perhaps died without issue, (fn. 37) for the manor passed to his cousin Thomas, who died seised of it in 1340. (fn. 38) Burgham was assigned as dower to Alice widow of Thomas Wintershull, (fn. 39) who, a few years after her husband's death, became the wife of Henry de Loxley. (fn. 40) At her death in 1385 the manor passed to her second son Thomas de Wintershull, her eldest son William having predeceased her, and he died seised of it in 1388, leaving a son and heir Thomas (fn. 41) The younger Thomas died in 1400 and was succeeded by his son Thomas, (fn. 42) who, however, left no issue, and the manor passed at his death in 1420 to his sister Agnes wife of William Bassett. She was in possession of it in 1436, (fn. 43) when she conveyed Burgham to trustees, probably in favour of the male heir of the Wintershull family, for Thomas Wintershull died seised of it in 1477, leaving Robert his son and heir. (fn. 44) It returned, however, to the Bassetts, for Richard Bassett died seised in 1509, leaving a son and heir Thomas then twelve years old. (fn. 45) Apparently Thomas died without issue, for at the death of Juliana widow of Richard in 1533 her heir was found to be her daughter Joan wife of Richard Unwyn, then twenty-nine years old. (fn. 46) In 1548 a certain Sir Anthony Windsor and his wife Joan were seised of the manor in Joan's right; (fn. 47) so that probably Sir Anthony was Joan Bassett's second husband. In 1566 Anthony Windsor, son of Joan and Anthony, died seised of the manor, leaving a son and heir Edmund, who was about four years old at the time of his father's death. (fn. 48) In 1592 Edmund conveyed the manor to Sir John Wolley, (fn. 49) who died in 1595. In 1597 Lady Elizabeth, widow of Sir John Wolley, was holding the manor in trust for her son Francis From: 'Parishes: Worplesdon', A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 3 (1911), pp. 390-395. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=42993. Date accessed: 23 December 2007.
Visitation of Wiltshire 1565
WINTERSELL of Radborne Cheney.
Arms : ? Or, tico bars Gules, a crescent for difference.
(Vide the Crest in Surrey).
Robert Wintersell of Wintershull, co. Surrey, mar. Jone, da. of William Sandys of . . . co. Bucks., and by her had issue, ? John, his
eldest son and heir ; Edward, second son ; John, third son ; Jane ; Elizabeth ; Alys ; and Ann.
John Wintersell of Sutton, co. Berks., Gent., eldest son and heir of Robert, mar Jone, da. of . . . Humfrey, and by her had issue, ?
Richard, his eldest son and heir ; Thomas, second son ; Elizabeth, mar. Thomas Coxe of Hanney, co. Berks., Gent.
Thomas Winteksell of Radborne Cheney, co. Wilts., Gent , second son of John, mar. Ann, da. of Arthur Pulley, widow of Thomas Webbe, and by her hath issue, ? Thomas, eldest son and heir apparent ; Roger, second son.
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