 Abt 1639 - 1724 (~ 85 years)
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| Name |
Gore, William |
| Born |
Abt 1639 |
England  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
1724 |
St Paul's Covent Garden, London, England |
| Person ID |
I08647 |
My Genealogy |
| Last Modified |
16 May 2015 |
| Father |
Gore, William, b. Abt 1600, Of Morden, Surrey, England , bur. 10 Jul 1662, Barrow Gurney, Somerset, England (Age ~ 62 years) |
| Mother |
Smith, Jane, c. 17 Feb 1613/14, St Mary Aldermanbury, London, England , d. 9 Jun 1698, Southcote, Berkshire, England (Age ~ 84 years) |
| Married |
Abt 1632 |
England |
| Family ID |
F01397 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- 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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