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I have had printed at my Private Press Fifty copies of "Fragmenta Genealogica," Vol. VII. This copy is No. 32
Grove Park, Denmark Hill, London, S.E.
FRAGMENTA GENEALOGICA
FRAGMENTA GENEALOGICA
VOL. VII.
♦
PRINTED AT THE PRIVATE PRESS FREDERICK ARTHUR CRISP 1902
OF
CONTENTS.
1135197
ARMS.
PAGE
Knowlys (in colours) ........ 67
AUTOGRAPHS.
Cheale, John, 1686 . 106-108,115 Cheale, Philip, 1686 . 106-108, 115 Cowper, Ockenden, 1622 . 105 Faulconer, Robert Hoffman, 1 747 1 1 1 Faulconer, William, junior, 1814 114 Faulconer, William, senior, 18 14 114
Gooch, Caesar Thomas . 122-136
Gratwick, Mary . . 108, 115
Gratwicke, John, 1686 . . 106
Knowlys, Robert . . 67
Lintott, Anne, 1713 . . 108
Lintott, Henry, 1 713 . . 108
DEEDS.
A Rentall of the Manor of Shrewscourt, alias Hoo, in the Isle of Thanet, Kent 1 A Terrier ......... 103
Mapledurham Manor Rent Roll, 1666 . . . . .116
Title Deeds and Writings relating to Sakeham Farm in the parish of
Shermanbury, Sussex ....... 105
ENTRIES IN
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Barrow and Prince |
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Barton . |
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Benson . |
14 |
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Bickerton |
8 |
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Bunbury |
24 |
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Burt |
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Brise |
66 |
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Carles, Smith and Wood |
62 |
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Colepepyr |
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Cooper . |
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Cottle and Bold |
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Cottrell . |
t 21 |
BIBLES, &c.
Emmerson . . . 17
Frere .... 20
Gifford .... 65
Hanscombe ... 9
Lindley .... 14
Mills .... 12
Newman .... 64
Richardson . . . 13
Sampson .... 26
Spall .... 5 Young . . . .120
GRANTS OF ARMS.
Fauntleroy
PAGE
48 I Knowlys .
PAGE 70
LETTERS.
Caesar Thomas Gooch
121-136
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS.
Allix Family Beebee Family . Branford Family < Coke Family
Cookhill Manor, Worcester Edwards, Seaman and Stanford Families . .
52 148 72
41 141
49
Kirkley, Suffolk ... 29 Lillingston and Spooner Families 57 Peren Family . . . 144
Spencer Family . . .• 147
Waller Family . . .143
PEDIGREES.
Cheale of Henfield, Sussex .....
Fauntleroy of Barbadoes .....
Genealogy of Robert Fauntleroy of Southwark, Surrey
Genealogy of the Ancient Family of Fanteleroy of Fanteleroy, Dorset
Knolles .......
Knowlys .......
115 47 44 46 69 67
REGISTER EXTRACTS.
Ansty
Bedingfield, Suffolk Cookson Family
137 40
137
Mendlesham, Suffolk Thorndon, Suffolk
27 27
Cheale, John Cheale, Philip
SEALS.
106 I Gratwicke, John 106 I
106
MARRIAGE LICENCES.
Some Special Marriage Licences, 1 766- 1 89 1 .
33-39
Goddard Family Joslin Family
WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS.
73-102 I Morgan, Mary, 1701 * 117 I
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JFragmenta ^mealogua.
Vol. VII.
8 a&entall of the Mannor of Sherewscourt afs
Hoo in the He of Thanett in the County of Kent made & renued at the Cort Baron of the said Mannor there holden the xxviijth day of August Anno Dni 1633 & in the ninth yeere of the raigne of our Soueraigne Lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scotland ffranc & Ireland Kinge Defender of the faith &c.
William Codd gent: Steward.
Thomas Jenkin for one peece of land conteyneing " halfe one acre of land lyeinge in the East end of a feild called Longestrake in Minster to a way called the Lynche leading betweene Dunstreet way & Way-east to other Lands of the sayd Thomas south & west & to the Kings highway there Called Dunstreete-way north heretofore the land of Bartholomew Sander & afterwards of Willyam Barbet payeth yeerlie.
John Marsh gen for one messuage one peece of land ' thereunto adioyneinge at a Place Called Way in Minster to other landes of the said John north east & south and to the Kings highway there leadeinge from Minster to S' John west (vppon part of wch land there did hereto- fore stand a barbarie tree) heretofore the land of Gilbert Baker & afterwards of Barth : Saunders payeth yeerely.
Vincent Denn gen for one peece of land cont : fower ' acres lyeinge at a Place Called Southdane Minster to other lands of the sayd Vincent north & east & to a place called Mildred south & west heretofore the lands of John Blowfeild & afterward of Robert payeth yeerelie.
vijd oB
- xijd one hen
iijs two hens
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Vincent Denn gen for one other peece of lancH Called Harry & conteyneinge one acre & one yard of land in Minster to other lands of the sayd Vincent I called Streetes east south west & north heretofore alsoe the lands of John Blowfeild- & afterwards of Robert Den payeth yeerely.
XV11JC
John Barber in the right of Barbara his wife one of' the daughters of Zacheas Parker & Joane Parker one other daughter & Coheire of ye sayd Zacheas for one barne & one peece of land cont: halfe one acre lying at Tothill in Minster to the lands late of John Batchelor ► xvjd one hen east to the lands of the Lord of this Mannor south to the Kinstreete west, & to the tenem' late Zacheas Parker north heretofore Willyam Parker father of Zacheas payeth yeerely.
Thomas Ladd for three acres of land lyeing in a ^ great feild beside a place called Ebbessfeild in Minster to other lands of the sayd Thomas east south & west & to the Kings street north heretofore the landes of Willyam ffleete & afterwardes of Roger Manwood Serieant at law & of Sr Peter Manwood Knight of the Bath payeth yerely.
[Blank in orig.] for one peece of land cont : by " estimacon halfe an acre lying beside a place called Peazedrove in Minster heretofore Ann Semper payeth yerely.
ijs one hen
Henry Paramore gent : for one garden & one peece of land cont: by estimacon two acres & halfe one acre lyeinge in Minster beside a Place Called Iden to other lands of the sayd Henry holden of the Mannor of Minster east to the Kingstreete south & to the lands now or late of Anthony Terry west heretofore the lands of Willyam Alcock & afterwards of Thomas Paramore & payeth yeerely.
ijs: xd two hens
Henry Paramore gent : for one other peece of land \ cont: three yards lying besides a place called Peaze- drove in Minster heretofore the lands of Willyam J- xjd Alcock & afterward of Thomas Paramore payeth yeerly.
Libeus Chapman gent: for one peece of land cont: three acres lying in the parish of Sl John in Thanet towards the south side of one peece of land called Scottes Crofte to certain lands called ffrarye acre to }-xij° the landes late of Robert Sawyer south west & north & \blank in orig.] heretofore Gregorie Haveioye & afterwards Ambrose Rose payeth yerelie.
The heires of Thomas ffleete vitz : [blank in orig.] for one " peece of land conteyneinge by estimacon six acres & dimid vnius acre terr vocat Luckesdane, iacen in boriali pte cuiusdam pecie terr voc great Close in Sl Johns heretofore the sayd Thomas ffleete payeth yeerelie.
The heires Leonard Bonner for fiue roodes oo yards of land lyeing at ffynchston in S' Johns To the lands of the heires of Thomas ffleete East to the lands late of Willyam Parker south to the Kingstreete west & to the lands of the Lord of this Mannor north heretofore the lands of William Parker & afterwards of Thomas Denwood payeth yerelie.
The Churchwardens of S' Johns for one peece of land> cont: fower acres & a halfe lyeinge in Sl John to ye lands late the Abbotts of S£ Austens east to the lands of the Lord of ...
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this Mannor south & West & to the lands late of Willyam J Vyolet north which heretofore were Willyam Haveioyes & afterwards Willyam Violets paye yeerely.
The same Churchwardens for one other peece of land cont : halfe one acre lyeinge beside a place called Prowdf in Sl Johns to the lands of the Lord of this Manno1" east & south to the Kingstreete west & to the landes late Willyam Violets north heretofore the lands of Willyam Haueioye & afterwards of Willyam Violett payeth yeerely.
The same Churchwardens for one other peece of land ' Called Dydamesacre cont : by estimacon one acre lying in S' Johns to the lands late of John Lyncolne east south & ..... west & to ye lands of [blank in orig.] north heretofore the lands of Willyam Violett & afterwards of John Lincolne payeth yeerely.
[Blank in orig.~\ in the right of Ann his wife one Cottage & ' one yard of land lying beside a place called Prowds in S' Johns to the landes of this Mannor est to the lands of the Churchwardens of S' Johns late Willyam Violetts south to ► iiij the Kings high way west & to the lands late Henry Petitt north heretofore the lands of Nicholas Sawyer and afterwards of Willyam Elburie payeth yeerelie.
Daniell Pamhlett for one roode of land lying beside Prowds " aforesayd in S' Johns to the lands of this Mannor est to the lands of the sayd Churchwardens late Willyam Violetts south & to the Kings high way west heretofore the lands of Nicholas Sawyer & afterwards of Willyam Elbury payeth yeerely.
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The Vicar of Minstar for one Messuage in ye towne of" Minster lying to a Comon way leading betweene Minster & Boxile east to a Messuage of the late Abbott of S* Augustine called Greys south to ye garden of the messuage of the Vicar of minster west & to the messuage late Godewynes north payeth yerely at the feast of ye birth of or Lord God.
Suma xxiiijs xjd oB vij hens.
xijd
ffeefarme.
Thomas Hadd for one peece of land cont : by ^ estimacon one acre & a halfe lying at Alon Court in Minster to the Kings highway leading betweene Birchington & Sandwch east & to the lands of the Deane & Chapter of Christ Canterbury called Alon Cort north heretofore the lands of Willyam ffleete & afterwards of Roger Man- wood Serieant at lawe & of Sr Peter Manwood Knight of the Bath payeth yerely in ffee ffarme.
' x'jd
Richard Idenden for one garden Called Hores garden ' cont: halfe one acre lying in Minster to the Kingstreet East to other lands of the sayd Richard south to lands belongeing to the Vicar of Minster west & to the tenem1 ■ xijd & other landes of the sayd Richard Idenden heretofore the lands of David Edwards & afterwards of John Smyth & Richard Henneker payeth yeerly in ffee ffarme.
Henry Crispe Esq: for one peece of land called "| Geoffries wood containeing one acre of land wherevppon nowe or lately did stand one tuft of trees in Minster V ijs heretofore Sr Henry Crispe kn' & afterward Edward Crispe Esq : his son payeth yerely in ffeefarme.
This tenant doth Thomas Jones for one peece of land cont: halfe one> pay yerely for sute acre in Minster (wherevppon one Cottage is built) lyeing of Cort & doth to Boxley way East to a Droue way south to lands noe service but belongeinge to the vicarage of Minster west & to the lands payeth halfe the of Robert Swyneford north heretofore the landes of John rent for ye Reliefe. Grover payeth yeerely in ffee ffarme.
- ijs vj°
This tenant oweth noe sute nor service.
Edward Baker for one peece of land called Hogge" Close containeinge fower acres lying in Monckton payeth yerely in ffee ffarme betweene the eight day of October &: the fower & twentith day of June twelue bushells of mault at Bocton house vppon paine of reentrie put patet p Cartain dat 30 die Decembris Anno Dhi 1562.
xij bushells of mault
Suma — vjs vjd — xij bushells of mault.
Snia totat — xxxs vd — ot vij hens xij bushells of mault.
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The Releife is half the rent.
The Reliefe is ijd p acre. The Reliefe is the moietie.
The releife is the halfe of the rent. The ffeefarmor pay releife which is halfe the rent. The Lord of the Mannor hath alsoe wreck of the Sea which ought Carefully to bee looked vnto.
Kedle Tenants.
George Trayford for a kedle at Clivesend heretofore Thomas \
Awgroome & afterwards / ^
Edward Dawsons and for one Mullet set there xijd John Striverne for one other kedle sett at Clivesend late John \ -.s Striverne the elder J *
John Striverne for one other kedle set at Clivesend late John"! -.s Striverne ye younger / *
Henrie Parker for one other kedle sett at Clivesend late Henry \ ..s Parker & before Willyam ffort / *
Rents payable yerely out of Sherewescourt to the Mannor of Minster.
Inpmis Courtland rent three & thirtie acres at eight pence \ ..A halfe penny the acre payable yerelie at Sl Marten in Minster / XX11-' ^
Itm Inland rent sixteene acres three roodes at eight pence \ .s -d the acre & payable yerelie at Candlemas in Minster J x^ ^
Itm penny Gavell land for fiftie acres at three pence p acre\ ..s .a rent payable yerelie at Our Lady day in Minster / V^
Itm Come Gavell land rent twentie acres at sixpence halfe \ s d penny p acre payable yerelie at Sl Michaell in S1 Johns /
The reliefe is the whole rent & halfe ye rent.
To the Mannor of Monckton.
Itm to the Deane & Chapter of Canterburie Lords of the said Mannor for fower & fortie acres at two pence p acre
Sma totat — iijH iiijs xjd
|vijs
nij0
From the original on paper in my possession, bound in limp vellum and lettered "Rental of Manor of Sherescourt in Thane 1 1633? — F. A. C.
Spall Family.
Henry Spall Borne March 14th 1825 at 4 O Clock in the Morning. Susanah Spall Borne Augst 31st 1826 4 O Clock in the Afternoon. William Spall Borne April 23th 1828 12 O Clock at Noon. John Spall Borne November 25th 1829 Died November 28th 1829. John Browne Spall Borne Novr 28th 1830 at 9 O Clock at Night. Died Jan'-y 28th 1831.
Sarah Browne Spall Borne Feb^ 26th half past One in the Morning 1832.
From a Boo$ of Common Prayer, printed at Bungay in 1811, in my possession. — F. A. C.
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Cottle and Bold Families.
My dear Father Amos Simon was married at Staverton Wilts to my dear
Mother Elizabeth Rider June ye beginning 1738. My Self Sarah their first child was born April 16th 1739. My dr Sister Mary and Bror Thomas Twins were born in ye year 1741. My dear Sister Elizabeth was born in the year 1744. My dear Sister Nancy was born in ye year 1746. My Bror Thomas died at ye age of nine weeks. My dr little sister Nancy died of ye measles 1749.
I was married to my Husband Rob' Cottle at Trowbridge Wilts Sep : 9 1761.
My Sister Elizabeth was married to Mr Bold of Brecon (at Trowbridge) April 30 1764.
My Sister Mary was married to Mr Jon Penkivil at plymth dock 1766.
Dr Penkivil their Son died July 16 1861 at Yeovil Somers1.
Mrs Slade is his Daughter.
My dear Sister Bold died Octr 31 1781.
My dear Sister Penkivil died [blank in ort'g.]
My ever dear Mother died April 5th 1785, aged 75.
My dear venerable Father Amos Simon died April 16 1789, aged 90.
My dear Husband Rob' Cottle died Nov: 25 1800, aged 70.
My dear Children died
My first Robert Jan: 14 1772.
Our dr first Nancy Augst 26 1779.
Our dear Betsey Decr 9 1789.
Our dear Patty May 16 1800.
Our dear Amos Sep: 28 1800.
Here my name may be next placed.
In another hand-tvriting : Our dear and sainted Mother died December 18th 1813, aged 74. J. C. Our Beloved Sister Sarah died Aug' 5th 1834, aged 60. J. C. The Eldest Daughter of our above dear Sister Sarah Saunders, \ -r p
beloved Sarah Saunders Junr died Feb^ 9th 1825, aged 17. /■'' ' Beloved Charlotte Thomas, youngest Daughter of the above ]
Sarah Saunders died June 17 1837, aged 22 (wife of the M.C.
Revd David Thomas, Minister of Zion Chapel Bristol). Our Beloved Sister, Mary Cottle, died March 31st 1839, aged 67. J. C. Our beloved Brother Joseph Cottle died June 7th 1853, aged 84. Our beloved Sister Anne Hare died June 26 1855 aged 76 R. C. Her Husband John Hare died Jany 11 1839.
Robert Cottle late of Kirkstall Lodge Clapham Park where he died May 6 1858 Aged 82 in his 83d year born June 2 1775 — the first part was written with his own precious hand, the second by his " devoted Widow " Elizth Cottle.
My dear Sisters. They were married
My dr Sister Eliza to Mr Hugh Bold April 30 1764.
They had 3 Children Elizth Hugh & Thomas.
Their daughr Elizth was married to William Wynter Esq1" they have 5 Children.
Their son Hugh Bold married a Miss Davis of Brecon they have only a son named the Rev Hugh Bold.
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Thomas Bold was married to a Miss Bayly of Bristol.
They have only at present one child a daughtr of ye name of Mary.
My dear Sister Penkivil left only a son & daughr Eliza and John the
former married a Mr Tucker of Plymouth dock have had many
child" sons & daughters. Jon Penkivil married a Miss Martha Jones of Bristol They have several
Children.
Dr Penkivil died at Yeovil Somerset July 16 1861. My dear daugh1" Sarah was in ye year 1804 married to Mr Jon Saunders of Plymouth they also have at present 2 daughrs Sarah & Mary Ann. Deaths.
My dear Sister Bold Oct: 1781.
My dear Sister Penkivil [blank in orig.]
My dear Mother 1785.
My dear Father 1789.
My dear Bror Law Mr Penkivil [blank in orig.~\
Rob1 Cottle and Sarah Simon his Wife were Maried at Trowbridge in the County of Wilts 9 Septemb 1761 at Trowbridge by the Rev*1 Mr Chapman Curate of that place.
Elizabeth Simon Cottle their first Child was born 9 March 1764.
Amos Simon Cottle was Born 28 January 1766 Tuesday Morning 7 oClock after.
Rob1 Cottle their 2d Son was born 19 April 1768 Wednesday Morning 9 oClock.
Joseph Cottle their 3rd Son was born 9 March 1770 fryday Evening 6 oClock.
Mary Cottle their Second Daughter was born 15 Septemb 1771 Sunday
Evening 6 oClock. Sarah Cottle their third Daughter was born 14 Augs1 1773 5 oClock in
the Morning.
Elizabeth Cathcart born Septr 5 1794 at Walworth, Surry Married to
Rob* Cottle Feby: 8 18 14 in Lambeth Church. Rob1 Cottle fourth Son was born 1775 2 June 5 oClock in afternoon in
the Barton, Bristol. Rob1 Cottle, died at Kirkstall Lodge, Clapham Park, Surry, Thursday
May 6 1858 at 5 oC in the afternoon. Anne Cottle their fourth Daughter was born 1777 June 21 Wednesday
Morning.
Anne Cottle their fifth Daughter was born 17 May 1780 \ before 7 in ye Morning.
Martha Grace Cottle their Sixth Daughter was born 2 August 1784
Monday Morning {- past Seven. Our first dear Son Rob1 died of a decline after the Small pox January 14
1772 Aged 3 Years and 9 Months. Our dear first Ann Cottle died of a putrid fever August 26 1779 Aged
2 Years and 2 Months. Our Ever dear Daughter Eliza died of a decline Decembr 9 1789 about
Seven in the Morning in ye 26th Year of her Age. Our dear daughter Martha died May 16th 1800. Our dear son Amos died in London Sepr 28 1800. My dear Husband Robert Cottle died Nov: 25th 1800. My dear Brother in Law Mr Bold died Feb: 10 1809. Hugh Bold Junr was born on Holy Thursday the 10th day of Jany: 1730.
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John Bold was Born the 14th of Feb1"? 1734. Thomas Bold was Born ye [blank in orig.] of December 1736. Jane Bold their mother Dyed the 11th March 1760. Hugh Bold Junr & Mary his Wife were Marryed on Sunday ye 20th of April 1760.
1764 April ye 30th Hugh Bold was again Married at Trow? to Miss
Elizabeth Simon of that place. She departed this Life Octr 31st 178 1.
Hugh Bold her Husband was afterwards Married to Miss Phillips of
Abergavenny. She died [plank in orig!\
And Hugh Bold him self died feb: 10 1809 aged 78.
From a volume containing the Book of Common Prayer and Bible, with Apocrypha, " Oxford, Printed by Thomas Baskett, Printer to the University, MDCCLIV;" in my possession.— -F. A. C.
Bickerton Family.
Mary ann Bickerton Born 17th June 182 1. Baptiz'd at Sl Botolph Aldgate. Died 23rd Sepr 1847 Buried at S' Margarets Westminster.
John Bickerton Born 29th August 1823. Baptiz'd at S' Botolph Bishopsgate.
Martha Bickerton Born 9th July 1826. Baptiz'd at Sl Botolph Bishopsgate.
Robert Bickerton Born 6th May 1828. Baptiz'd at S' Leonard's Shoreditch.
William Henry Bickerton Born 26th June 1830. Baptiz'd at S' Botolph Bishopsgate.
Frederick Charles Bickerton Born 10th April 1832. Baptiz'd at Sl Botolph Bishopsgate. Died 30th July 1870 Buried at Brompton Cemetary.
Brewster Bickerton Born 24 October 1834. Baptiz'd at S' Leonard's Shoreditch.
Edward Bickerton Born 29th January 1837. Baptiz'd at S' Johns Westminster.
Elizabeth ann Bickerton Born 21st March 1839. Baptiz'd at S' John Westminster. Died 29 January 1846 Buried at Christ Church Westminster.
Judith Maria Bickerton Born 13th September 1843. Baptiz'd at S' Johns Westminster. Died 27th Sepr 1867. Buried at Brompton Cemetary.
Judith Bickerton Mother of the above Children Died 6th January 1855 aged 56 Years. Buried in her Family Grave at Brompton Cemetary.
From a loose leaf in my possession. — F. A. C.
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Hanscombe Family.
MEMORANDUM. The First John Hanscombe of Aspecden near Buntingford in Hertfordshire Great-Grandfather to me William Hanscombe Earnestly requested in his Life time that this Bible might be given to his Eldest Son and Heir and by him to his Eldest Son With an Injunction that it Should be Handed Down from Son to Son in a Right Line according to the said Request of my Great-Grandfather it Came to John Hanscombe of Hertford my Grandfather and from him to Seth Hanscombe of Hodsdon my Father and from him to me William Hanscombe his Eldest Son and Heir and in Default of Male Issue from me William Hanscombe I desire this Bible may go to the Eldest Son of my Brother Robert Late of Turners Hill near Cheshunt in Hertfordshire according to the request of the above John my Great- Grandfather and in Default of Surviving Male Issue of my Brother Robert then to Such Person as Shall be Intitled Thereto, which will be the Heir of the Second Son of The John Hanscombe of Aspecden my Great Grandfather.
MEMORANDUM. This Bible when it Came to me was bound with Oak Boards half Inch thick with Large brasses at the Corners which I had new Bound the first of January 1757.
John son of John and Susanah Hanscombe of Aspecden was born the 28th of November 1658, and was married the 9th April 1683 to Frances Halley who Died the 16th of September 1694 (in Child bed of Twins) by whom he had Issue.
John Born 27 February 1683/4 And died 7 May 1687.
Mary D° 31 March 1687
Seth D° 28 March 1692 D° 14 March 1754.
John D° 7 Sepf 1694 D° Octr 1694.
Francis D° 8 Sepf 1694 D° Octr 1694.
Elizabeth Wildman (Second Wife to the said John Hanscombe of
Hartford) was born the 8th of February 1667 and Died [blatik in
orig.] by whome he had Issue. Robert Born [plank in orig.] John Born [blank in orig.]
Seth (the third Child of the above John & Frances Hanscombe) was Married to Susanah Edridge the 22nd of May 17 15 who Died [plank in orig.] by whome he had Issue.
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Susanah |
Born 16 Nov1" |
1716 |
And Died 4 Decr |
1716. |
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Seth |
D° 30 Jan? D° 1 Aug' |
1718 |
D° 4 May |
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John |
1719 |
D° 2 Dec |
1737- |
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William |
D° 30 Nov |
1721 |
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Robert |
D° 2 Aug' |
1723 |
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Martha |
D° 9 April |
1726 |
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Susanah |
D° 18 March |
1727 |
D° 11th Octr |
1728. |
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Susan |
D° 13 Novr |
1729 |
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Mary |
D° 29 Feby |
1733 |
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William |
of London (fourth |
Child |
of the said Seth |
& Susanah |
of
Hodesden) was married #to Elizabeth Taylor 26 Jan? 1754 by whome he had Issue.
Elizabeth Born 15th April 1755. Martha D° 10 January 1757.
Elizabeth Wife of the above William Hanscombe Hanscombe was Born at Cambridge The 10 of August 1729 Married 26 Jany 1754 and Died the 9th Novbr 1758 Leaving Issue the Above Two Daughters Elizabeth and Martha.
The Genealogy of the Hanscombe's Family of Hartfordshire Taken from the Accounts found in this book.
John=f=Susanah
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Frances=j=John=^Elizabeth
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Born 1658 |
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1 1 John Mary B:i684 B:i687 D:i687 |
Twins John Francis B: 1694 B: 1694 D:i694 D:i694 |
Robert |
1 John |
Seth=j=Susanah
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Born 1692 D: 1754 |
1715 |
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1 Susanah |
1 Seth |
John |
Robert |
Martha |
1 1 Susanah Susan |
1 Mary |
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B: 1716 |
B: 1718 |
B: 1719 |
B: 1723 |
B: 1726 |
6:1727 6:1729 |
B: 1733 |
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D:i7i6 |
D:i73i |
D:i737 |
D:i728 |
William=j=Elizabeth Born 1721 1754
Born 10 Aug' 1729 Died 9 Nov: 1758
Elizabeth Martha B: 15 Apr 1755 B: 10 Janv 1757
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Seth Hanscomb Son of John & Frances Hanscomb of Hartford was
Born March ye 28th 1692. Susanah Hanscomb wife to Seth Hanscomb was Born July ye 18th 1693. Seth Hanscomb was married To Susanah Edridge May ye 2 2d 1715 att
S' Martins Church In ye Fields Westminster. Susanah Hanscomb Daughter to Seth & Susanah Hanscomb was Born
Novemr ye 16th 17 16 & Dyed ye 4th Decembr following. Seth Hanscomb Son to Seth & Susanah was Born January ye 30th 17 18
& Dyed att London May ye 4th 1731, Buried att Broxebourn,
Aged 12 years.
John Hanscomb Born August ye ist 1719 & Dyed Decembr ye 2d 1737
aged 18 years. Will1" Hanscomb Born November ye 30th 1721. Robert Hanscomb Born August ye 2d 1723. Martha Hanscomb Born April ye 9th 1726.
Susanah Hanscomb Born March ye 18th 1727 & Dyed October ye 11th 1728.
Susan Hanscomb Born Novemr ye 13th 1729. Mary Hanscomb Born Feb'y ye 29th 1733.
John Hanscomb Castle Street Hartford.
MEMORANDUMS.
Memorandum. John Hanscom was married in Hartford to Franses
Haly Aprell the 9th (1683) his Eldest Son John Hanscomb was born the 27th day of feby 16 [cut
away].
Mary Hanscomb was born the 31st day of March (1687). Seth Hanscomb was born the 28th d&y of March (1692). Memorandum. That John Hanscomb son of John and Frances
Hanscomb dyed Maye the 7th (1687). John hanscombs twins wear born
Ye Eldest was born September the 7th about 8 a Clock in the morning
1694 his name was John. The other was Frances he was born September the 8th about 5 of the
Clock in the morning 1694. And frances the wife of John Hanscomb dyed Sept: the Sixteenth 16:
(1694) Left 4 Children but the 2 twins both dyed and wear
buryed both in one day in about a month or Less aftter there
mother in her Grave 1694. Eliz: Wildman daughter of John Wildman of Mou [cut away] was Born
February the 8th Ano Domi (1667) in the Parish of Bentham near
Lancaster in York Shire.
MEMORANDUMS.
Memorandum. My Grandfather departed this life December ye 27 (171 [cut away]) and was buried the Friday following it being ye last of the month 31 day.
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Memorandum. My Granmother departed this life September ye 15th and was buried September ye 19 (17 18) the Friday following.
My Dear Brother Robert Hanscombe departed this life January ye 16 1727/8 about 12 a Clock a Tuesday night & and was buried January ye 20 The Saturday following at All Saints in Hertford, Aged 31 years 1727/8.
From a copy of the second folio Bishop's Bible, "London: Printed by Richard Jugge, 1372;" in my possession. — F. A. C.
Mills Family.
Married 16th April 1839 at Halsted, Essex, William Mills to Elizabeth
Spurgin both of Ipswich, Suffolk. Born 5th April 1840 at Ipswich in ye Parish of S' Marg1 at 10 minutes
past 9 P.M. Elizabeth Mary Ann Mills Daughter of the above
William Mills & Elizabeth his Wife. Born at 15 Minutes after 5 P.M. 18th April 1842 in S' Margarets Parish,
Ipswich, William Richard Mills, Son of William Mills & Elizabeth
his Wife.
Born on Friday 29th December 1843 at \ past 2 P.M. on Albion Hill,
Woodbridge Road in the Parish of Sl Margaret, Ipswich, Edward
Spurgin Mills Son of William Mills & Elizabeth his Wife. Born 22nd Febv 1846 at abl \ p. 5 P.M. in the Parish of Sl Helen in
the Woodbridge Road, Ipswich, Emma Mills daughter of William
Mills and Elizabeth his Wife. Died the above Emma Mills aged 7 months & 10 days on 2nd Octr
1846 and was buried 7th of the same month at S' Helen's, Ipswich. Born July 29th 1847 at 20 minutes past 10 A.M. in the Parish of Sc
Helen, Ipswich, Catherine Mills daughter of Wm Mills & Elizabeth
his Wife.
Died \ past 5 P.M. Novr 12th 1849 the above (Catherine Mills) and was buried in S' Margarets Ch : Yd Ipswich 19th same month. Age 2 years 4 months.
1850 Feb: 17, Born Sunday \ past 10 P.M. Clara Mills daughter of
William Mills and Elizabeth his Wife at N° 4 Charles Street,
Bolton in the Parish of S' Margaret, Ipswich Died |- to 1 in the day Feb 3 1852 William Mills the dear Father of
the above children Age 46 years leaving a Widow and 4 Orphans
to lament their loss. Died at Wanstead Infant Orphan Asylum May 26, 1855 Dear Clara
Mills after 2 years & \ affliction. Age 5 years & 3 months. Died at 20 m to 1 a.m. May 31st 1867 Elizabeth Mary Ann Mills at 31
Gippeswick Terrace S' Nicholas Aged 27 years. Her end was
peace.
Mrs S. R. Mills died 30th Decb 1874. Nov 14th 1884 Elizth Mills died aged 74.
From a Bible, printed at Oxford in 1S20, in my possession. — F. A. C.
Richardson Family.
William Richardson born 4 June 1779.
Mary King Burbidge born 22d January 1782. Married Ist May 1802 in the parish of S' Gregory at the back of Doctors Commons.
My Father died Jan? 1802 lies burried in Church Yard at Knoyle, Wilts.
Mary Humfrey Richardson born 24 January 1803. Baptised [plank in orig.~] 1803. Sponsors: Mrs Humfrey, Mrs Burbidge & Mr Burbidge. Died 21st February 1849 at Regent Place, West. Buried Sl Stephens Walbrook Vault.
Ann Richardson born 6 March 1804. Baptised [plank in orig.] T804.
Sponsors: Mrs Ann Burbidge of Knoyle, Mrs Shuter & Mr R:
Richardson. Died 15 July 1836 at Pentonville. Buried at S'
Stephen Walbrook 22 July. Clarissa Richardson born 6 August 1805. Baptised 27th same Month.
Sponsors : her Mother, Mrs Burbidge & Mr Ben Fox. William Burbidge Richardson Born 6th January 1807. Baptised 6th
february 1807. Sponsors: Willm Burbidge his uncle, Mr Richd
Shuter & Mrs Burbidge his Aunt. Jane Richardson Born 23d May 1808. Baptised 1 August 1808.
Sponsors : Mrs Jane Shuter, her Father & Mother. Richard Richardson Born (at Stockwell) 26 December 1809. Baptised
(at Pentonville S' James Clerkenwell) on 2d March 181 2. Sponsors:
his uncle Richard Richardson, Father & Mother. Benjamin Fox Richardson Born at Pentonville 10 August 181 1.
Baptised (same day as Richard) 2d Mar: 1812. Sponsors: Mr
Benjamin Fox, his Father & Mother. , Harriett Richardson Born at Pentonville 20 December 181 2. Baptised
in 18 13. Sponsors: Mrs Harriett Inkson, her Father & Mother.
died at Sydenham July 23d 1850. Buried in Highgate Cemetery. James Richardson Born at Pentonville 18 December 1814. Sarah Richardson Born at Pentonville 17 May 1816. Catherine Richardson Born at Pentonville 26 July 181 7. Died February
24, 1818 buried at Pentonville.
These 3 baptised at the same time August 18 17. George Richardson Born at Pentonville 12 January 18 19. Charlotte Richardson Born at Pentonville 10 december 1820. Died 3d
March 1822 buried at Pentonville. Caroline Leah Richardson born 21 October 1826. Sponsors: Mrs
Steedman, her Sister Ann & Mr Steedman.
From a Book of Common Prayer, " Oxford, Printed at the Clarendon Press, By W. Jackson and A. Hamilton, Printers to the University, MDCCLXXXVIU ';" in the possession of Mrs. Welch (Caroline Leah Richardson}. On a fly-leaf is written : "Miss Mary King Burbidge, Given her by her God Mother Miss King 8 July 1790." — F. A. C.
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Benson Family.
Ann Benson ye Daugher of Edward Benson was Born ye 21 January
1684. Matha Benson was ye Daughter of Edward Benson was
Born ye 2 of June 1689. Edward Benson ye son of Edward Benson was Born ye 21 of December
1721/2 was Baptised ye 14 of January 172 1/2. July ye 20, 1723 Edward Benson Juner who Decsed This Liufe. December ye 17, 1724/5 Edward Benson Juner was Born was Baptised
January ye 3.
Hannah Benson Decsesed february ye 15 1719/20 She was Buered ye 19 Enstent in Bromley Church yard ouer a Ganest ye Church Dore.
December ye 21, 172 1/2 Edward Benson Juner ye Son of Edward Benson Sener was Bourn January ye 14 was Baptised [blank in orig?\
Edward Benson ye sone of Willim Benson was born ye one And twentith Day of ffebruary in ye yeare of our Lord 1656 as apeares by ye Register of Great Bedwin in ye Countey of Wilkshear.
31 : of July 1668 Hannah Benson Baptised August ye 17 She Decsesed ye 15 february ye 1719/20.
From a Bible, "Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker Printer to the Queenes jnost excellent maiestie, anno domini 1597;" in my possession. — F. A. C.
Lindley Family.
Margaret Lindley Born Feb? 3 1739 between 5 & 6 Clock Sunday Morning. Died Sunday Morning March 17th 1800.
John Lindley Born April 7 1742 between 9 & 10 Wednesday Morning. Died Wednesday March 6 1790.
Sarah Lindley Born November 30 1744 on Friday 5 OClock. Died Aged 1 Year.
Mary Lindley Born May 2 1747 4 OClock Saturday Morning. Died
Monday Noon Octr 10 1831. Martha Lindley Born July 19 1749 9 OClock Wednesday Night. Died
Saturday Night April 28 1798. Hannah Lindley Born March 10 1752. Died Saturday Night April 6
1822.
G & M Watson were Married Sunday Sep' 25 1774. Alfred Smith Ratcliff London Born 12 Mo 2 1817 near 3 o'clock in [cut of\
From a Bible with Apocrypha, "Oxford : Printed by Thomas Baskett, Printer to the University, MDCCLIII ;" on the title-page to the New Testament is written: " Alfred Smith Ratcliff London His Bible, Bought in York 6th Month 12th i8j$ ;" in my possession. — F. A.C.
Burt Family.
Decimo octavo maii 1630 duxi uxorem meam Mariam filiam Mathei Alliston de Hedingham apud castrum in com: Essex gen: matri- monium solemnizatum fuit in ecclesia paracholi sancti Martini Ludgate London. 30 Decemb: 1634 obiit. A. B.
280 Januarii 16350 juxta etc: duxi in uxorem Elizabetham Gibbes etatis
19 aut id circum filiam cujusdam Anthonii Gibbes Civis et Coqui Londoniensis matrimonium celebratum fuit in ecclesia paracholi de Lambeth in com : Surreye. A. B.
310 Maii 1 63 70 natus fuit filius meus Andreas inter horas 4 et 5 in aurora baptizatus fuit xi° Junii 1637 in edibus meis in Knightrider Streete racione aegritudinis ejus compatres fuere Mr Petrus Warde unus procuratorum de archubus et Mr Robertus Barret et uxor dicti Mr Barrett xii° Junii obiit et sepultus est in ecclesia paracholi sancti Benedicti prope Paules Wharfe. And. Burt.
Octavo Septembris 1638 natus fuit filius meus Andreas ejusdem nominis secundus inter horas 3 et 4 post meridiem baptizatus fuit in ecclesia de Wickin in Com: Northton: 130 die mensis Septembris prefati. Compatres Anthonius Gibbes gen : frater uxoris mee Willelmus Grainge de Littlehorwood in Com: Bucks gen: et Jana Grainge soror dicti Willelmi. A. B.
1 20 Decembris 1638 Frater meus Tho : Burt obiit et sepultus fuit [blank in orig.] ecclesie paracholis sancti Martini inCampis 140 ejusdem mensis.
Die sabbathi i° die Martii anno domini juxta etc: 16390 inter horas 4 et 5 in aurora nata fuit filia mea Elizabetha, baptizata fuit decimo die mensis prefati in ecclesia paracholi sancti Benedicti Paules Wharfe Compatres fuere Mr Johannes Meeke Clericus, Elizabetha Feildinge vidua et Anna Whittaker soror mea. A. B.
1 8° Aprilis 1640 obiit Joanna Burt una filia fratris Thom Burt et sepulta est in Cemeterio sancti Martini in Campis.
In the month of July 1641 my 3 children viz: John Burt, Andrew and Elizabeth Burt had the small poxe from which disease god preserved them. Laus deo.
140 die Aprilis 1642 natus fuit filius meus Thomas inter horas 3 et 4 in aurora baptizatus fuit in ecclesia paracholi sancti Benetti Paules Wharfe 210 die ejusdem mensis, Compatres fuere Petrus Warde unus procuratorum de Archubus et Petrus Elliston per substitutum Rich: Whittaker et Debora Drinkewater vidua.
1 70 Junii 1644 nata fuit filia mea Maria inter horas 7 et 8 ante meridiem
20 Julii baptizata fuit in edibus meis apud Lambeth Compatres fuere Mr Clapham Elizabetha Coade et Rebecca Cox obiit 200 Octobris et sepulta est in cemeterio de Lambeth.
200 Sept: 1644 obiit filius meus Andreas apud Lambeth in com: Surrey et sepultus est in cemeterio ecclesie paracholis ....
Oct: 1644 obiit filia mea Maria apud Lambeth in Com: Surreye et sepulta fuit in cemeterio ecclesie prefate.
Die Veneris 310 Octobris 1645 nora octava in aurora nata fuit filia mea Anna apud Lambeth in Com: Surry baptizata fuit vito Novembris sequentis in ecclesia de Lambeth prefato absque compatribus etc.
Die lune i° Feb: anno domini juxta etc: 1646 obiit filia mea dilecta Elizabetha Burt etatis f fere annorum sepulta fuit 30 Feb : in ecclesia de Lambeth in com: Surrie.
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Die Martis 230 Novembris 16470 hora nona in vespere nata fuit filia mea Elizabetha ejusdem Nominis secunda batizata fuit [plank in orig.] die mensis [blanh in orig.] in ecclesia de Lambeth prefato absque compatribus.
Die mercurii 40 Julii 1649 nata fuit filia mea Maria Burt ejusdem nominis etiam secunda inter horas 5 et 6 in Aurora baptizata fuit 210 Julii prefati in edibus meis absque compatribus. A. B.
In the month of September 1649 my daughters Ann and Elizabeth had the small pox and in November following my daughter Mary had the small pox whom god preserved. A. B.
Die mercurii 250 Sept: 1650 nata fuit filia mea Elinora Burt circum horam 8m in aurora baptizata fuit vii° octobris sequentis in edibus meis sine compatribus aut evitandis expensis.
Die Jovis 180 viz: die Decembris 1651 nata fuit filia mea Sarah Burt inter horas x et xi in aurora baptizata fuit die domini sequente 21° die Decembris prefati in edibus meis sine compatribus aut evitandis expensis. A. B.
In the months of July & August 1652 my son Thomas & my daughter
Ellinor had the small pox whom god preserved. A. B. Soe that all my children have had the small pox May 1655 my daughter
Sara had the small pox whom god preserved. A. B. Die Saturnii i°viz: die mensis Decembris 1655 natus fuit filius meus
Anthonius circum horam 5 post meridiem baptizatus fuit i7°die
ejusdem mensis.
Anthony my son was carried to nurse in Croydon Fridye 21st of Dec: 1655 my wife gave the nurse 5s for sope & candles 2s 6d for her horses and 6d to . . . . the .... and other things.
Die mercurii i° Feb: 1655 obiit filius meus Anthonius apud Croydon et ibi sepultus est 4'° Feb: prefati.
Mundye 13th of Apr: 1657 about xi of the clock at Noone my daughter Suzan was borne She was christened Satturdaye 2nd May 1657 and that dye went to Nurse god blesse her.
Frydye 17th July 1657 my daughter Elinor dyed She was buried 18th of the same in the parish Church at Lambeth. •
Frydye the 28th Oct: 1659 god sent me another daughter which was christened in my house on Frydye the xith of November 1659 by the name of Elinna in respect I lost a daughter before of the same name god blesse her. And. Burt.
24th May 1666 being Ascention day my daughter Anne was maryed to Mr [blank in orig.] Bradshaw in the parish church of Sl Mary Mounthaw London by Mr Lawrence the minister there god blesse them.
Thursday 14 June 1666 my son Thos: was maryed to Margaret Gore of Lambeth in the new Chappell at Westminster I was not there god blesse them.
From a Bible in Latin, printed at Amsterdam, cfr Ix xxviii, in my possession. A licence was granted by the Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 24. May 1666, to William Bradshaw of St. Duns tan' s- in-the-West, confectioner, and Mrs Anne Burt of t lie same, spinster, about ip, daughter of Andrew Burt of Lambeth, Surrey, Gent., to marry at St. Mary, Mounthaw. — F. A. C.
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Emmerson Family.
George Emmerson His Book Son of William & Ann Emmerson of St. Georges in the East London Sailmaker.
Ge° Emmerson Born febury 22nd 1786 Christned March 12th 20 Days old paris Church St. Georges East london Middx.
Elizabeth Emmerson Doughter of Mary and Mathew Jamson of Richmond in yorkshire North Riden.
Elizth Emmerson Born febury 9th 1793 Christined at the parish Church Richmond york shire.
George Emmerson Son of George and Elizebeth Emmerson Born 7th of June 18 1 7 at 25 minuts past 11 oClock on a Satirday night and Christined in the parish Church of Isleworth Mddx and Regestered on Sunday the 29th Day of June 181 7 22 Days old when Babtised.
Elizebeth Emmerson Doughter of George and Elizebeth Emmerson Born Feby 2 2ant 1819, 10 minuts Before n in morning on a monday and Christened in the parish Church of Isleworth Middx and Regestirid on Sunday the 21th March 181 9 27 Day old when Babtised.
Both George & Elizebeth had the small pock was Enoculatied In their Infancy afterwards Both had the Measles & after a pock which was supposed to be the Chicking pock.
Mary arm Emmerson Doughter of Geoe Emmerson & Elizth as above Born on Saturday Janury 27th 182 1 at a \ of an houre past twelve in the Day and Christened in the parish Church of Isleworth Middelsex and Regestered in the saime Church on a Sunday febury 25th 1821 30 Days old when babtised June 2ant 1821 was an occulate for small pock of the Early Sort and saifly Recovered.
In The year of our Lord 1822 on Tusday the 18th Day of June George Emmerson son of George and Elizebeth Emmerson a bout 5 in the Afternoon, Slipt in the Cannell from the Nursery bank of Mr Rennals Nersery & opposite to ware the horses worter in a bout 6 feete of water and was all but Drownded haveing Gorn Down the third time and laid at the bottom for Dead, till a boateman Came, and saw some bubbels and he Jumped in and happened to Git hold of him & Brought him up allbut lifeless, this beeing the second time of beeing puld out nearly Drownded aged then 5 years & Eleven Day old In the Cannell belonging to the Grand Junction Compainey at Brintford End Isleworth parish in the County of Middelsex.
William John Emmerson Son of Geoe & Elizebth Emmerson as a bove born on Monday Evening 10 Feby 1823 at bout 5 Clock and Christined at the parish Church of Isleworth on Sunday March 9, 1823 being twenty seven Days old.
1823 March 9th Sunday Elizebeth & Mary ann and the infant William John Emmerson all three had the hoopein or Chin Coff at that time.
1823 august 16th Geoe Emmerson Embarked on bord the Bromton a Stockton trader with their uncols Rob' & Thomas Jamson annt happer To Goo to Richmond york shire ware George was to be Educated 3 years.
1829 Saturday July 22 George arrived in London in the Raby Castel brig from Stockton.
1823 Sep1 18th William John Emmerson son of George & Elizebeth Emmerson was anocalated for the small pock & had them veary full all over & they scaled of in three & half weeks after and at the saim time haveing the hoopein Coff.
William John Emmerson Died on Wedensday December the 31th 1823 forenoon After a lingering illness since he had the smallpock But allways had A volent Coughf fit to Choake him at times Ever sine
1 he had been Borne He was Burried in the parish Church yard of Isleworth Middx on the Seventh Day of Janury 1824 aged 11 month wanting 10 Days.
1824 Mathew William Emmerson Son of George & Elizebeth Emmerson Born at half past 9 oClock in the morning on wedensday the 27th Day Octr in the yeere of our lord 1824 And was babtised in the parish Church at Isleworth Middx on Sunday the 2 1 Day of Novr following and was anoculated for the small pock in april 1826 had fine sort 7 Days sort.
1828 octr M: Wm had the hooping Cough.
Elizebth Emmerson wife of Geoe Emmerson & Daughter of Mathew & mary Jamson of Richmond as a bove in the County of Yorkshire married at fullam midx & taken ill a baut 28th September 1826 with a sever Cold and oct1 2ant took to her bed and the tipess fever followed with the bowel Complaint which Redused her to meerly boone the skin of her back being throu & it mortified She Died at half past 5 oClock on wedensday morning November the 8th in the year of our lord 1826 and buerrid at the parish Church yard isleworth Middx on [plank in orig.] in the saim Grave with the infant William John.
1827 April 21th Elizebeth Ross & George Emmerson was married at The parish Church of S£ Georges in the East london 2 1 april in the yeare of our lord 1827 the Daughter of Elizebeth & Hector Ross of London.
1828 May 30th Emma Harriott Emmerson Born on Friday morning at 7 o Clock Daughter of George & Elizebeth Emmerson Babtised Isleworth Church middx June bout the 27th 1828 and Whole Christined in June 1829 Mrs oweing one Godmother and her mother the other.
1828 octr Emma had the hopeing Cough and oct: 1829 Emma was anocklate for the small pock and had the Glass pock saime time.
1829 November 12th on a thursday Eveing or afternoon betwen 4 and 5 o Clock George Emmerson fell over bord out of our own boate As he was a musing him Selfe in the boate no body being neare At the time he fell over and was Drowned and was not found for Hafe an hour After but to late life was Gorn he was Rubed for a Bout 2 hours in warm blankets he was Buerried on his mother & his Brother w: John laid on him in the Grave at The Church yard at Isleworth middx thursday 19 November 1829 Supposed to have fell in the worter betwen the Corner the warehouse and small Crain from the bank at Mr Fowlers wharfe and was sort for By My self & James and William Colson and James Rutter and was found by Rutter & puld out By wm Collson bargeman to Mr fowler
1829 December Emma Harriot Emmerson had a severe illness An inflamation on the Chest had 7 leches on Chest and 4 Day after being the 20 December had a blister on the Chest and soon after began to mend 31 the Doctor Cesed medicen.
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1830 June 30th Wednesday At Eaight OClock in the Evening was Born Alexander George Emmerson Son of George & Elizbeth Emmerson Christaned at the parish Church Isleworth Middelsex on Sunday August 8th 1830 being 39 Days old Godfathers George Emmerson and John Barber Godmother Elizth Emmerson G: Emmerson Mr Barber of Cheshunt his uncol in law 1831 was vasinated for Cow pock in 1834 Decr A: G: Emmerson had the measles in london.
1832 January 7th Saturday morning between the hours of one and two Born Robart Charles owein Emmerson Son of George and Elizabeth Emmerson was Christianed at the parish Church of Isleworth Middx on Sunday the 12th Day of febuary 1832 being 36 Days old God fathers the first George Emmerson Second Mr hud as proxey for owen owens of london God mother MIS Rebecker Gray of london new monticu Streete Spital fields.
1833 Febuary 19th Emma Harriot Emmerson being on a viset at Mrs Rosss 44 Gloucester Streete Commercial Road london for the bennefit of a warmer are D° Feb? 19th She took ill with inflama- tion at the Chest or Lungs & suffered much from pain in her head &c: and Died on Tuesday Febuary 26th at a Quarter before 6 in the Eveing of the 26th and was Buerried in the parish Church yard at Isleworth in the Grave ware her two Brothers lay on wedensday march 6th 1833 in her 4 yeare and nine months old.
1833 Thursday November 28th in the morning at 20 minitus before Six o Clock was Boarn Hector Ross Emmerson and was Christened on friday 27 of December at Isleworth parish Church middx being then 29 Days old Son of the above G: & Elizh Emmerson.
1835 Monday December the 7th at half past nine oclock in the Evings was Born Harriet Emma Emmerson Daughter of George & Eliza- beth Emmerson was Christained in the parish Church at Isleworth Middx on wedensday the 30th Day of Dec being 23 Days old and died [blank in orig.~\ Burried at Isleworth Middx.
1839 March 23d George Emmerson born on Saturday at 8/oclock & was baptised at home by H: Glossup vicker of Iseworth Middx bout 14 days old myself as Godfather.
1840 Decr 11th Sarah Emmerson christiand at home and died Janury 4th 1 841 buried at Isleworth Middx.
This Book is the Gift of me, to My daughter Elizabeth Emmerson this day the 14 day of Febury in the year 1841.
George Emmerson.
On fly-leaves and back of title of a folio Bible, printed and published by C. Brightly 6° T. Kinnersley, Bungay, Suffolk, January 26th 1813; in my possession. — F. A. C.
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Frere Family.
Our family Register so far as it is herein written in my dear Mother's . hand was taken out of this our family Bible by me on its being sent to be rebound April 13th 1847, & afterwards replaced so far as was practicable, part having been written on the cover of the former binding & part having been torn by the same accident which originally injured the Cover when our house near Bath was burnt down March 16th. M. A. F.
Mary Anne Frere born May 3d 1802. Christened at Lanst: frede in the County of Monmouth. Sponsors : John & Jane Frere & Francis Allen.
Jane Ellenor Arabella Frere born Jan1? 27th 1804. Christened at Lanelly in the County of Brecon. Sponsors : Ellenor Fenn, Arabella & Peter Hoare.
Edward Frere born August 30th 1805. Christened at Lanelly in the County of Brecon. Sponsors : John, John Hookham & Susan Frere & Charlotte Greene. Died at Bath July 23d 1841.
George Edward Frere born Janry 29th 1807 christened at Lanelly in the County of Brecon. Sponsors : Angelina Greene, George Frere.
Isabella Susannah Frere born Augst 18th 1808. Christened at Lanelly
in the County of Brecon. Sponsors : Elizabeth Raper Frere,
Charlotte Greene, William Frere. William Edward Frere born June 6th 181 1. Christened at Lanelly in
the County of Brecon. Sponsor: Julia Frances Ouseley. John James Bartholomew Edward Frere born Sepr 28th 18 12 christened
at Lanelly in the County of Brecon. Sponsors : John Hookham
Frere, Catharine Ganney. Henry Bartle Edward Frere born March 29th 181 5 christened at Lanelly
in the County of Brecon. Sponsors: Eliza Raper Frere, Susan
Frere.
Richard Edward Frere born Feb1? 28th 181 7 christened at Lanelly in the County of Brecon. Sponsors: Matthew Hoare, Charlotte Alice Wilkins, Angelina Frances Hoare. Died on the 18th November 1842 at Rawul Pindee in the Punjab on the March with Sir Rob1 Sale's Brigade to Ferozepoor.
Frances Anne Frere born Febry 4th 1819. Christened at Lanelly in the County of Brecon. Sponsors : Temple & Jane Frere, Susannah Frere.
Emma Frere born 2nd April 182 1 christened at Lanelly in the County
of Brecon. Sponsor: Frances M. A. Hoare. James Peter Edward Frere born 25th Decr 1822 christened at
Widcombe in the County of Somerset. Sponsors: Edward Will"1
Seymour, Peter Richard Hoare Junr, Arabella Hoare Junr. On the 11th of Febry 1824 It pleased the Almighty to take the precious
Babe to himself. He died at Bath & was buried in Bathwick
burying Ground.
Arthur Edward Frere born at Morden Lodge in the County of Surrey June 22d 1825 & christened at the Parish Church of Morden. Sponsors: George Frere, George Matthew Hoare, Angelina Frances Hoare.
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George Edward Frere married Dec 3rd 1840 Isabella Tudor 2d daughter of Will"1 Tudor Esqre of Kelston Knoll in the County of Somerset. John Tudor born at Bath Janry 12th 1843. William Edward Frere married at Bombay March 2 2d 1838 Eliza Jane Osborne eldest Daughter of Major Gen1 Osborne of Pengelly House in the County of Herts.
Constance Eliza born Jan^ 21st 1839 at Bombay. William Edward born at Poona Novr 12th 1840. Alice Mary born in London Feb^" 28th 1842. Bapd at Bitton in the County of Gloucester. Frances Anne Frere married at Bitton in the County of Gloucester Janry 29th 1840 William Hart 4th Son of the late Gen1 Hart of Kildeny in the County of [blank in orig.] Ireland. Frances Mary born at Poona Feb^ 6th 1842. Emma Frere married at Bitton in the County of Gloucester Dec : 1 5 1849 Arthur Legrew youngest son of the Revd James Legrew, Rector of Caterham & Chaldon in the County of Surrey, who died at Nice, in Sardinia March 5, 1857, and was buried in the British Burial Ground.
Frances Mary born at Chaldon Nov: 14, 1851. Baptized at
Chaldon Dec: 21, 185 1. James Edward born at Chaldon Dec: 12, 1853, baptized at
Chaldon Jan: 1854. Beatrice Catharine Emma born at Chaldon Sep' 5, 1856.
Baptized Oct: 18, 1856 and died at Nice May 4, 1857,
buried in the British Burial Ground.
E. L., Bitton 1859.
From a volume containing a Book of Common Prayer and Bible with Apocrypha, printed at Oxford in 1786, in my possession. The volume contains the autograph of Edward Frere. — F. A. C.
Cottrell Family.
Sr Charles Cotterell ye Translator of this History married Miss West daughter of \blank in orig.~] West Esqr a younger Branch of the family of ye West's Baron's Delaware (who was son & heir of Sr Clement Cotterell of Wylsford, Knight & a lineal descendant of "Cotterell" the Norman who lived in 1235, Groomporter & Master of ye Requests to King Jas 1. & Steward of ye Household to ye Queen of Bohemia) & was Master of ye Ceremonies from 1641 to 1686, when he was succeeded by his son Sr Charles Lodowicke Cotterell, who was also in 1697 a joint Commissioner of the Privy Seal, he married ist Miss Burrell by whom he had Sr Clement who
continued the Line ; 2dlv Miss Chute only daughter of Chaloner Chute Esqr of the Vine in com: Hants, by the Hon: Catherine Lennard only daughter of ye R' Hon : Richd Lennard, Baron Dacre, & ye Hon: Dorothy North, daughter of Dudley, Baron North & Frances his wife daughter & coheir of Sr John Brocket of Brocket Hall in Com : Hertford K' by whom he had three sons, and died Anno Domini 171 1.
John, Stephen & William, the latter was Bishop of Leighlin & Ferns in Ireland, & died 1744 unmarried; Stephen was Doctor of Laws, married & dying 1738 left by his wife Miss Campion one son Stephen ; John was Colonel of a Regiment of Marines, which he commanded in the Expedition to Carthagena A.D. 1741, he died 1746, & was buried at Bath, leaving issue by his Wife Martha Orr of ye Kingdom of Ireland (who died A: D: 1778) two daughters Elizth & Antonina who both died unmarried, & two sons ; John, 2d son, who died unmarried 1766, & Charles heretofore Lieut: in ye ist Reg' of foot guards, now Rector of Hadley & Waltham, who had issue by Fanny Smith (sister of the first Sir Culling Smith B' of Bedwell Park c° Herts) his wife fourteen Children, viz:
Charles, born 1 766 Secretary at Martinico & Judge of the V. Admiralty Court.
John, 1769 died unmd at Bombay 1796 & buried there.
Clement, 1773 Rector of Waltham in Com: Hants, md 1806 Miss
Ga Adams daur: of J. Adams Esq: late M.P.
co: Cardigan, died 18 14. Frederic, 1780 Captn R1 Navy died unmarried in 181 1.
Frances 1770 md the Rev: B: Evans M.A. 1797 & has issue
died 1842.
Isabella, 1772 died unmarried & was buried at Bath in May 1844.
Harriet, 1778
Anna Frederica 1782 died unm: in 1818.
Sophia 1783 m: 1806 The Rev: Ge Lefroy of Ashe Co: South".
Louisa Jemima 1785 died 1799 at Bath & buried there. Emma 1787 died 1795 at Hadley & buried there,
besides
San°ei died 1768 ) ^ Hadley & buried there. Mary died 1777 J '
William died 1788 at North Waltham Hants & buried there.
From a copy in my possession of " The Hist or ie of the Civill Warres of France, written in Italian by H. C. Davi/a, Translated out of tlie Original. London : Printed by R. Raworth, and are to be sold by W. Lee, D. Pakemati, and G. Bedell, in Fleet Street, MDCXL VII." On the inside cover is the book-plate of Charles Cottrell, Esq. : Argent, a bend between three escallops sable. Crest: A talbot's head couped sable, collared or, tfiereofi three escallops of flie first. Motto: Nec ternere, nec timide. — F. A. C.
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Colepepyr Family.
Mary Colepepyr the daughter of Thorns Colepep of" Aylifford and Mary his wief was borne the iiijth of marche abowte two of the clocke in the morninge beinge munday 1587 at Pye corner in Smythfeild.
ffranncys Colepep second dawghter of the abovesayd ' Thorns & Mary was borne at the place abovesayd the xvth of Maij 1590 abowte on of the clock in the morninge beinge Saturdaye.
William Colepepyr the eldeste sonne of the sayd Thorns \ & Mary was borne at the place abouesayd the iiijth of I iiij0 Jullij Julij beinge Sunday abowte two of the clock in the J 1 591 morninge 1591. J
Thomas Colepep an other sonne of the sayd Thorns & "I
iiij0 Martij '1587
1 50 Maij iS9o
Mary was borne at Aylifford the xvijth of Aprill beinge V1^ Tuisday abowte ij of the clock in the morninge 1593. J r593
Martha Colepepyr the third dawghter of the sayd Thorns " & Mary was borne in Holburne in London on Sunday the [blank in orig.~\ of Aprill 1595 abowte viij of the clock in the morninge.
Rycherd Colepepyr the 3 sonne of Sr Thomas Colepepyr & Mary his wyfe was borne at Lond in Holborne was baptised the 2 of June 1597.
Aprill
From a loose leaf in my possession. — F. A. C.
Barrow and Prince Families.
Thomas Pownall Pellew Barrow, Batchelor, & Agnes Osmond Hough (?)
married 19th November 1833 by Special Licence by the Revd
George Hough Sen1" Col1 Chaplain. ist Georgina Janet born on Wednesday Novr 16th 1836 Christened
11th Jan1^ 1837.
2 Agnes born on Sunday 17th June 1838 Christened on the 8th
July 1838.
3 Julia Marguerite born on Friday 6th March 1840 Christened
April 19th Good Friday.
4 Ellen Blanche born Sunday 28th Aug: 1842, 6 PM Christened
26th Sepbr 1842. Dear Mrs Barrow died 5 July 1849. C. B.
John Sampson Prince & Georgina Janet Barrow married 25th March 1856 by Special Licence S' George's Church, Cape Town by Rev. R. A. Currey.
ist Maria Becher born 14th January 1857 Cape Town.
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2nd Frederick Arthur born Denmark Hill Camberwell London 9th February 1859.
3 Alfred Ernest John born 24th July i860 (Rondeboch).
4 Agnes Laura born 16th Jan: died 3rd May 1861.
5 Julia Georgina born 25th April 1863 Rondebosch, Cape of Good
Hope.
6 Edith Mary born at Rondebosch C: G: Hope on the 29th August
1869.
7 Richard Barrow born at Rondebosch on the 22nd Febry 187 1 died
31st May 1889 at Hanover. Julia Marguerite died 9th Jan: 1863 (at Rondebosch). Agnes Barrow married on the 25th August 1864 Cap' Richard Sanderson
Simonds (Indian Army). Julia Marguerite Barrow died 9th Jan^ /62.
Agnes Barrow marr: 1864 Capt: Richard Saunderson Simonds, Bengal
Staff Corps. Cecil Barrow Simonds Born April 1867.
Ellen Blanche Barrow married Edward Becher Prince June 20th 1868
& died March 13th 1886. Julia Georgina Prince married Sir Robert Affleck, Bar4 March 9th 1886. ist Ellen Mary died 1869. Norris Edward born July 21st 1870. Charles Edmond born July 9th 1874.
Maria Becher Prince married Capt: W. A. G. Saunders, R.H.A. Aug:
3rd 1887. Children of above. William Arthur Cecil born May 26th 1888.
From a loose fly-leaf in my possession. — F. A. C.
Bunbury Family.
Frances Bunbury departted out of this life febr the 20 1675 at the euenning about 6 a clock at night ; hee was betwene a leuen and twelfe yeares of age.
Mr Bunbury departted this life the 23 of octobr 1676 about Six a clock at night it was the sam daye hee was Borne as wee see by my father Bunburys one writting of the age of all his children ; his Brothers and Sisters.
This Book Cam to my part when the Books ware deuided the 4 of octobr 1680: Mary Bunbury Wd.
From a copy in my possession of'T/ie Holy State" by Thomas Fuller, B.D. and Prebendarie of Sarum. Third Edition. "London : Printed by R. D. for John Williams, and are to be sold at signe of t/ie Crown in & Pauls Churchyard, 1652." — F. A. C.
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Barton Family.
London 1788.
Edward Barton Son of Edward and Elizth Barton of the City of Exeter Born September 14 : 1760 was Married to Sarah Gray of Newington October 4th by whom he has Issue Edward Ellis Barton Born January 13th 1790. Likewise William Barton Born Deer 17th 1790 and George Gray Barton Born June 10th 1792.
Elizth Barton Daughter of Edward Barton Born Sep' ye 30, 1793. Sarah Barton Born Dd
William Barton Born Sophia Barton Dd
John Barton Born Dd and Agness Barton.
Moses Hare dyed 27 of November 1800 half after four in the Morning.
From a copy in my possession of "The Whole Duty of Man" by the Rev. Matthew Henry Cooke, LL.D. "London: Printed for the Author, and Sold by C. Cooke, N° 17, Fater-noster-Row, and all other Booksellers and News- Carriers." On the front inside cover is written: "Joseph Hare left Exeter July 4 iypp in the 20 Year of his Age" — F. A. C.
Cooper Family.
1 73 1 Mary Cooper was Born Aprill the 4.
1732 Rebeck er Cooper was Born March the 8. 1734 Susan Cooper was Born December the 12. 1736 Elisebeth Cooper was Born Febuary the 3. 1738 Sarah Cooper was Born Febuary the 9.
181 2 Sister Susan Huddart died May the 9, 181 2. 1743 Samuel Cooper was Baptisd Aprill the 11th. My Daughter Sarah Webb died Aprill the 18, 18 10. Wass Buiried on the Easter Sunday the 2 2d. The Wife of Samuel Cooper, Sener.
Sarah Cooper departed from this Life on Sunday Night at 1 1 O'th Clock being Whitesunday May 23d 1790 And was buried on Sunday May the 30th.
Susan Cooper died May 16: 1795 & was buiried on Thursdy following
dated, 1 2 Years A daughter of the above Sarah Cooper. Whiwiam White died January the 13, 1817.
From a copy of" De Formarum Origine. Gvilielmi Fembeli, Angli, Oxoniensis, Tractatvs. Londini, Excudebat T. Cotes sumptibus I. Bartlet, sub signo deaurati Calicis in Cheapside, i6jj ;" in my possession. — F. A. C.
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Sampsoii Family.
Memorandum July ye 27th 1742.
The Rev'1 Thomas Sampson was married to Mary Brown, daughter of William Brown, Gentleman, of the Parish of Wandsworth, in Chelsea College Chapel by the Revd Mr. Rothes.
July ye 23rd 1742. Mary Ann Sampson born at Chelsea College, her Godmothers, my Mother Brown, and Sister Ann Brown, her God- father Mr Theodore Hudshon, Gentleman, of Wandsworth. Nursed by Mrs Nicholls of Wandsworth.
March ye . . 174 . . Thomas Wandell Sampson born at Chelsea College in ye morning, his Godfather Lancelot Storey and George Mertin Esqs, his Godmother Mrs Houston. Nursed by Nurse Stanly at Chelsea.
August ye 7th 1747th. William Wandell Sampson born at Chelsea, his Godfathers B. Darley Esq, and Doctor Watson, his Godmother Mrs Turner. Nursed at Nurse Turners at Wandsworth.
August ye 5th 1748. Elizabeth Sampson born at Wandsworth at noon, her Godmothers Mrs Rice and Mre Weddel of . . her Godfather K. Faulkener of Wandsworth, Esq. Nursed by Nurse Radux of Wandsworth.
George Sampson born at Wandsworth July ye 5th 1749 in the morning, his Godfathers were Charles Lowns and Christopher Low of the Treasury Esqr his Godmother my Sister Ann Brown. Nursed at home.
April ye ist 1 75 1. Jane Sampson born at Wandsworth at about 8 in the morning, her Godmothers Mrs Brown and Mrs Marston, her Godfather Mr Draper. Nursed at home.
June ye 22nd 1753. Christopher Sampson born at noon at Wandsworth, his Godmother my Sister Anne Browne. Nursed at home.
Charles Sampson born May ye Ist 1755 m tne morning at Wandsworth, his Godfathers the right Honourable Lord Charles Manners and Major Brown, his Godmother Miss Gulstone. Nursed at home.
George Fredrick John Sampson born July ye 7th 1759 in the morning at Brentford Butts, his Godfathers were his Royal Highness George, Prince of Wales, and the Right Honourable John, the Earl of Bute, his Godmother her Grace the good Duchess of Sommerset. Nursed at home.
From a leaf of a Family Bible, in the possession of Herbert Charles Wynn Sampson, great- grandson of the above-named Rev. Thomas Sampson. — F. A. C.
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Thorndon, co. Suffolk.
1554. Johannes filius Thome Mayhew bapt: fuit oct° die Octobris.
1555. Thomas Mayhew sepultus fuit primo die Maii.
1 7 13. Rose Edwards was buried March 8. Affid.
1 7 14. John Barker, gent: was buried Ap: 28. Affid. 1729. John Edwards, an old man, July 15.
1732. Mary, the old wid: of John Edwards, March 30.
Copied from the original Register 13 June igoi. — F. A. C.
Mendlesham, co. Suffolk.
Marriages.
1562. Thomas Whiting and Elenor Cunold were maryed Oct: ii. 1564. Robert Cobbe, widower, and Agnes Welye were maryed febr: 6.
1567. Richard Ruffe, widower, and Elizabeth Barker, wid: were
maryed Maii 12.
1573. William Whiting and An Rudland als: Mathewe were maryed Augusti vii.
1602. Thomas Whitinge, singleman, and Mary Bull, singlewoman, were maryed Novem : 2.
1606. Henry Whiting, singleman, and Brigett Muning, singlewoman,
were maryed Octob: 6.
162 1. Samuel Whiting and Susan Aldridge were maryed Novemb: i. 1754. Thomas Mayhew, widr, and Penelope Tristan, widow, both of
Mendlesham, by a licence Jan: 31st, 1754.
Baptisms.
1561. Samuell, ye sone of Willm Whiting, Maii 25.
1563. Thomas, ye sone of tho: whitinge, Augusti 21.
1563. Eleazar, ye sone of willm whiting, Decemb: 7.
1564. William, ye sone of tho: whiting, Jann: 6. 1566. Benett, ye sofie of Ambr: whiting, Decemb: 15. 1566. William, ye sone of tho: whiting, Decemb: 14.
1568. John, ye sone of Ambr: whiting, October 10.
1569. Nicholas, ye sone of tho: whiting, Maii 24. 1573. Thomas, ye sorie of tho: whiting, Septem: 19. 1575. Edmond, ye sone of willm whiting, Junii 26. 1580. John, ye sone of willm whiting, Jann: 5. 1587. John, ye sone of willm whiting, senr, Aug: 15. 1589. Samuell, ye sone of tho: whiting, Maii 10. 1602. Thomas, ye sone of willm whiting, junr, Maii i.
1607. willy whiting, ye sone of willm whiting, Ap: 3. 1620. John, ye sone of willm whiting, jun: Julii 9.
1622. Samuell, ye sone of samuell whiting, Maii 19.
1 69 1. Johannes filius Jacobi et Eliz: Mayhew bapt: Oct: 11.
1693. Ricardus filius James & Eliz: Mayhew bapt: Sept: 17.
1706. Jnes Lionel et Eliz: Mahew filius bapt: Dec: 7.
1708. Thorn: filius Lionel et Eliz: Mayhew Bapt: Sep1 4.
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1709. Robertus Lyonelli et Elizabethe Mayhew, Feb: 20.
1723. George, the son of Lionel and Elizabeth Mayhew, July 8.
1759. John, Son of George & Frances Mayhew, was baptized April 19th.
Burials.
1560. John, ye son of Willm Whiting, Maii 10.
1560. helen, ye wife of willm whiting, Maii 19.
1563. Thomas, ye sone of thom: whiting, Augusti 21.
1564. william whiting was buryed Jann: 26. 1564. Richard whiting, Decemb: 20. 1567. Richard whiting, Apr: 17.
1579. John, y6 sone of Amb: whiting, Augusti 21.
1580. John, ye sone of willm whiting, Jann: 18.
1582. John whiting, Augusti 6.
1583. Jofie, ye wife of Amb: whiting, Augusti 29.
1583. Agnes whiting, widow, Decemb: i.
1584. william whiting, widower, Junii 16. 1590. Thomas whiting, Octob: 15.
1 60 1. Ambros whiting, novemb: 24.
1602. Elinor whiting, widow, September 7.
1604. Eliazar whiting, supposed to have ye plague, Novemb: 4.
1609. Thomas, ye sone of willm whiting, Sept: ii.
1 6 10. Edmond Kirspe, Apr: ii. 1 6 10. widow Kirspe, Junii 19. 1619. ye wife of henry cobb, Feb: 12. 1623. Ales Whitinge was buried Oct: 29.
1625. Henery Cob, the sonne of Henery Cob, April 12.
1627. Thomas whitinge of Mickfilde, May 30.
1630. William Whitting, August 20.
1630. Henry Whitting, March 12.
1639. Ann whitinge, wid: was buryed Januarii 27th.
1645. Edmond whiting, June the 26.
1 7 18. Thomas Mayhew buryed June ye 13th.
17 18. Mary Mayhew buryed Octobr ye 22th.
1722. Thomas Mayhew, drowned at Needham Mill, March 27.
1749. Lionel Mayhew of Thorndon, May 18.
1752. Margaret, wife of Thos: Mayhew, July 24.
1 761. Elizabeth Mayhew, widow, June 15th.
1763. Mary, daughter of John & Mary Kersey, Feb: 13th.
1 77 1. Edmund Lincoln, April 28th.
1777. John Lincoln, senex, Oct: 19th.
1 781. Elizabeth Lincoln, April 27th.
1783. Amy Lincoln from Old Newton, Jan: 12th.
1783. Thomas Mayhew, gent: July 7th.
1787. Penelope, widow of Thos: Mayhew (late Penelope Gibson, spinster), aged 79 years, was buried Dec: 11, 1787.
1793. Mary, wife of John Lincoln from Old Newton, was buried Aug: 5th, 1793, aged 50.
1 793. John Cobb was buried Dec: 19, 1793, aged 50 years.
1800. George Mayhew, married man, was buried Dec: 23, aged 77 years.
Copied from the original Register 12 June igoi, — F. A. C.
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Kirkley, Suffolk.
IN THE CHURCH.
TO THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD AND
AS A THANKOFFERING FOR HIS RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS THIS BAPTISTERY WAS ERECTED BY EDWARD KERRISON HARVEY, J. P. LECTOR OF THIS CHURCH A.D. 1892.
On a large brass tablet in the north wall of the baptistery.
IN MEMORY OF CAP™ THOMAS LEGGETT WHO DIED AT RIO JANEIRO • AUGUST 15™ 1852 AGED 41 YEARS.
On a marble tablet on the east wall of the south aisle.
TO THE GLORY OF GOD THIS PORCH IS ERECTED BY EDWARD KERRISON HARVEY IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF HIS BELOVED WIFE EMMA SUSANNAH WHO FELL ASLEEP AT LOWESTOFT 28th AUGUST 1886. JESU MERCY R.I.P.
On a large brass tablet in the porch.
UNDER THE FLOOR
OF THIS PORCH LIES THE BODY OF FRANCIS DROCAS LEMPRIERE, M.A. PRIEST LATE RECTOR OF THIS PARISH
BORN NOV. IIth 1 794 FELL ASLEEP OCT. 23rd 1 875 R.I.P.
On the base of a brass cross on the west wall of the porch. One of the windows in the south aisle is also to his memory.
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IN THE CHURCHYARD.
IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM ELLIS THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF MARY ELLIS WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER YE 30™ 1 7 73 AGED 32 YEARS.
On a large fiat stone, south of the church,
MARIA P. R. TOMPSON DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REV. J. B. TOMPSON (VICAR OF SHROPHAM) DIED
THE I 6th OF FEBRUARY 187I IN HER 62nd YEAR.
On a headstone, south of the chancel.
IN
LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF ARTHUR LEWIS BRADBEER YOUNGEST SON OF BENJAMIN MASTERMAN BRADBEER LOWESTOFT BORN JUNE 28™ 1857 DIED AT KIRKLEY NOVEMBER 1 7, 1 88 1.
the base of a stone cross, south of the chancel. The east window of the south aisle also commemorates him.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ROSAMOND MATILDA WIDOW OF THE LATE DAWSON TURNER, ESQ. OF GREAT YARMOUTH WHO DIED SEPTEMBER l8TU 1863 AGED 52 YEARS.
On a headstone, south of the chancel. 3°
CHARLES DANCE ESQUIRE BORN DECEMBER XIX MDCCXCIV DIED JANUARY V MDCCCLXIII.
On a headstone, south of the chancel.
IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
THE REV. FRANCIS P ADDON GIRDLESTONE, M.A. RECTOR OF ST. MARY'S BUNGAY
YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE REV. WILLIAM EWIN GIRDLESTONE RECTOR OF KELLING AND SALTHOUSE
IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK DIED ON THE I 2th SEPTEMBER 1 874 AGED 40 YEARS.
On a headstone, south of the church.
IN MEMORY OF MARIANNE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF HENRY WILLMOTT RECTOR OF THIS PARISH WHO DIED OCTOBER 28™ 1861, AGED 25 YEARS. ALSO OF MABEL ELIZA DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED OCTOBER 2nd 1 86 2 AND LIES IN MALEW CHURCH YARD ISLE OF MAN, AGED ONE YEAR.
On a ledger stone, in which is inlaid a cross of while marble, in the south side of the churchyard.
IN MEMORY OF
CAP™ THOs LEGGETT
OF THIS PARISH WHO DIED 8th MAY 1855
IN THE 70™ YEAR OF HIS AGE. GOD REST HIS SOUL. ALSO OF SARAH LEGGETT WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED APRIL 2nd 1870 AGED 85 YEARS
TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH NOCKOLDS WHO DIED OCTR 1 9™ 1816 AGED 78 YEARS.
On an altar tomb with a stone top.
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
JOHN CLEMENT THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF ELIZABETH LEGGETT WHO DIED THE 7™ DAY OF JUNE 1 874 AGED 79 YEARS. ALSO OF ELIZABETH WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED DECR 24™ 1 882 AGED 82 YEARS. IN
LOVING MEMORY OF EMMA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS HUBBARD LEGGETT WHO DIED THE 8th DAY OF MARCH 1 875 AGED 45 YEARS
On an upright monument of marble surmounted by an urn. This and the altar tomb named above are surrounded by an iron railing.
The foregoing inscriptions in Kirkley Church and Churchyard were copied 18th August, 1894. — F. A. C.
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Special Marriage Licences.
The Rt. Honble Richard, Earl of Barrymore, in the Kingdom of Ireland, a bachelor, and the Honble Lady Amelia Stanhope of the parish of St. Martin in the Fields, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, a minor, with consent of the Rt. Honble William, Earl of Harrington, father of the said minor. December 26, 1766.
The Most Honble Francis Russell, commonly called Marquis of Tavistock, bachelor, a minor, and the Honble Lady Anna Maria Stanhope, a spinster, with consent of the Most Noble John, Duke of Bedford, father of the said minor. August 8, 1808.
Augustus John Foster, Esq., M.P., of Privy Gardens, in the county of Middlesex, a bachelor, and Albinia Jane Hobart of Scotland Yard, in the same county, a spinster. March 18, 18 15.
The Rt. Honble Hugh, Baron Percy, commonly called Earl Percy, a bachelor, and the Rt. Honble Lady Charlotte Florentia Clive, a spinster. April 16, 1817.
The Most Noble Augustus Frederick, Duke of Leinster, a bachelor, and the Rt. Honble Lady Charlotte Augusta Stanhope, daughter of the Rt. Honble Charles, Earl of Harrington, a spinster. June 16, 1818.
The Rt. Honble Charles, Lord Southampton, Baron Southampton, a bachelor, and Harriet Stanhope, a spinster, daughter of the Honble Henry Fitzroy Stanhope of Curzon Street, Mayfair, in the county of Middlesex. February 22, 1826.
The Rev. Edward Thompson of Moresby, in the county of Cumberland, a bachelor, and Ellen Percy, spinster, a minor, with consent of the HonbIe and Rt. Rev. Hugh Percy, Bishop of Carlisle, father of the said minor. March 31, 1836.
The Rev. Edgell Wyatt Edgell, a bachelor, and the HonbIe Henrietta Otway Cave, daughter of the Rt. Honble Sarah, Baroness Braye, a spinster. September 14, 1844. Endorsed: "At St. Mark's, Sept. 24, 1844."
The Rt. Honble John Stuart, Earl of Darnley, bachelor, and the Rt. HonbIe Lady Harriet Mary Pelham, daughter of the Rt. Honb,e Henry Thomas, Earl of Chichester, spinster. August 30, 1850.
The Honble James Colborne, son of the Rt. Honble Baron Seaton, a bachelor, and the Honble Charlotte De Burgh, daughter of the Rt. Honble Baron Downes, a spinster. February 6, 185 1.
Francis Capper Brooke, Esq., of the parish of Ufford, in the county of Suffolk, widower, and Louisa Duff of the parish of Rendlesham, in the same county, spinster. December 30, 1851.
John Henry Manners Sutton, Esq., of the parish of Kelham, in the county of Nottingham, bachelor, and Mary Jemima Burnaby of the parish of St. Peter, Martin, Bedford, in the county of Bedford, spinster, a minor, with consent of the Rev. Gustavus Andrew Burnaby, father of the said minor. April n, 1853.
Henry John Wentworth Hodgetts Foley, Esq., of Prestwood Park, in the county of Stafford, bachelor, and the Honble Jane Frances Anne Vivian, daughter of the late Rt. HonbIe Baron Vivian, spinster. November 30, 1854.
Thomas Myddelton Biddulph, Esq., a Lieut.-Colonel, unattached, in Her Majesty's Army and Master of the Queen's Household, a bachelor, and the Honble Mary Frederica Seymour of the parish of St. James, Westminster, in the county of Middlesex, spinster. December 3, 1856.
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The Honble Gustavus Russell Hamilton Russell of the district of St. Peter, Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and the Rt. Honble Lady Katherine Frances Scott, spinster, a minor, with consent of James William Farrer, Esq., the Rev. Matthew Thomas Farrer, Oliver William Farrer, Esq., and Henry Richard Farrer, Esq., the guardians appointed by the will of the Rt. Honble John, Earl of Eldon. August 27, 1858.
George May of Baltimore, in the United States of America, bachelor, and Elizabeth Arabella Palmer of New York, in the said United States, spinster, now residing at Morley's Hotel, Trafalgar Square, in the county of Middlesex. June 1, 1859.
William Hallam Elton, Esq., of Whitestanton Rectory, in the county of Somerset, a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, bachelor, and Eliza Sophia Baird of Clevedon Court, in the same county, spinster. July 14^ 1865.
Sydney Williams Lee, Esq., of Ravenswood, Wandsworth, in the county of Surrey, bachelor, and Letitia Frances Withall of Lytton Grove, Putney, in the same county, spinster, a minor, with consent of Richard Augustus Withall, father of the said minor, at St. John's, Putney. July 25, 1868.
John Lewis Garden, Esq., of Redisham Hall, in the parish of Ringsfield, in the county of Suffolk, bachelor, and Caroline Letizia, Baronne de Chasseron, commonly called Princess Caroline Letizia Murat, of the parish of St. Paul, Knightsbridge, in the county of Middlesex, widow, at St. Peter's, Pimlico. November 8, 1871.
James Albert Sheridan of Pensacola, in West Florida, in America, bachelor, and Emma Enrichetta Antonia Guiseppa Eugenia Maria Montucci of No. 3 Rue de Ponthieu, in the City of Paris, in France, spinster, at St. James', Paddington. April 18, 1873.
John Dennistoun, Esq., of No. 61 Cromwell Road, South Kensington, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Charlotte Eleanor Georgina Dennistoun, daughter of Alexander Dennistoun, Esq., of Golfhill, in the City of Glasgow, spinster, at St. Peter's, Pimlico. April 30, 1875.
William Assheton Eardley-Wilmot, Esq., a Captain in Her Majesty's 5th Regiment of Foot, now stationed at Woolwich, in the county of Kent, bachelor, and Mary Watts Russell of No. 68 Eaton Place, Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex, spinster. December 9, 1876.
Philip Green, Esq., a Captain in Her Majesty's 5th Regiment of Lancers, of the parish of Penshurst, in the county of Kent, bachelor, and the Most Honble Clementine Augusta, Marchioness Camden, of Bayham Abbey, Lamberhurst, in the county of Sussex, and of the parish of St. Peter, Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex, widow, at St. Peter's, Pimlico. December 13, 1876.
The Honble Thomas Charles Agar-Robartes of Dean Street, South Audley Street, in the county of Middlesex, son of the Rt. Honble Thomas James, Baron Robartes, bachelor, and Mary Dickinson of the parish of Kingweston, Somerton, in the county of Somerset, spinster, at St. Peter's, Pimlico. April 13, 1878.
Arthur Henry Fitzroy Paget, Esq., a Captain in the Royal Scots Fusilier Guards, of No. 3 Carlisle Place, Victoria Street, Westminster, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Mary Stevens of the City of New York, in the United States of America, at present residing at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley Square, in the said county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 26, 1878.
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The Rev. George Hamilton of the Province of Quebec, in Canada, bachelor, and Grace Julia Parker of Montreal, in Canada, spinster, a minor, with consent of Grace Parker, mother of the said minor, her father being dead, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. June 23, 1879.
William James Lloyd Wharton, a Commander in the Royal Navy, of Her Majesty's Ship " Fawn," now at Malta, bachelor, and Lucy Georgina Holland of Kemerton Court, near Tewkesbury, in the county of Gloucester, spinster, at St. Peter's, Pimlico.. January 28, 1880.
Charles Stancliffe Newton, Esq., of No. 35 Princes Gate, Hyde Park, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Harriet Ellen Keyser of No. 1 1 Upper Belgrave Street, Belgrave Square, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Pimlico. February n, 1880.
The Rt. Honble Edric Frederic, Baron Gifford, of Hampton Court Palace, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Sophie Catherine Street of Southsea, in the county of Southampton, spinster, a minor, with consent of Lieut.-General John Alfred Street, C.B., father of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. April 17, 1880.
Thomas Wodehouse Legh, Esq., of Belgrave Square, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Evelyn Caroline Bromley Davenport of Belgrave Place, in the same county, spinster, a minor, with consent of William Bromley Davenport, Esq., father of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 19, 1880.
Lord Algernon Malcolm Arthur Percy of Grosvenor Place, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and the Honble, commonly called Lady, Victoria Frederica Caroline Edgcumbe of Belgrave Square, in the said county of Middlesex, spinster, a minor, with consent of the Rt. Honble William Henry, Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, father of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 28, 1880.
Henry Arthur William Hervey, Esq., of Chester Square, in the county of Middlesex, widower, and the Lady Selina Catherine Bidwell of Hereford Gardens, Park Lane, in the same county, widow, at St. John's, Wilton Road, Pimlico. August 11, 1880.
Steven Frewen, Esq., a Lieutenant in Her Majesty's 16th Lancers, of Hythe, in the county of Kent, a bachelor, and Emily Augusta Peacocke of Southwick, in the county of Southampton, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. December 2, 1880.
Robert Follett Synge, Esq., of Charlotte Street, Buckingham Gate, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Laura May Fletcher of Eaton Place, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. February 8, 1 88 1 .
Raymond William Parr, late a Captain in Her Majesty's 75th Regiment, of 34 James Street, Buckingham Gate, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and the Honble Constance Lavinia Harriet Plunkett of 7 Grosvenor Place, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. March 25, 1881.
Ormelie Campbell Hannay, a Captain in Her Majesty's 93rd (High- landers) Regiment, now quartered at Aldershot, in the county of Hants, bachelor, and Augusta Hellen Hay Murray of Godinton Park, Ashford, in the county of Kent, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. April 16, 1881.
The Honb,e Alexander Kennedy, commonly called Lord Alexander Kennedy, a Lieutenant in the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment, now quartered at Aldershot, in the county of Hants, bachelor, and Beatrice Harriet Gordon of The Observatory, Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. April 19, 1881. A A 0^07
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The Honble Charles Napier Lawrence of Eaton Place, in the parish of St. Peter, Eaton Square, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Catherine Sumner of Queen Anne's Mansions, in the parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, in the said county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. May 27, 1881.
Gerald Fitz Gerald, Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, of the Foreign Office, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and the Honble Amicia Henrietta Milnes of Bawtry Hall, in the county of York, spinster, eldest daughter of the Rt. Honble Richard, Baron Houghton. June 8, 1881.
Edward Roger Murray Pratt, Esq., of Ryston Hall, Downham Market, in the county of Norfolk, bachelor, and Louisa Frances Mulholland of Eaton Square, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. June 29, 1881.
The Honble Arthur Saumarez of No. 41 Princes Gate in the parish of All Saints, Knights bridge, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Edith Mary McGarel Hogg of No. 17 Grosvenor Gardens, in the parish of St. Peter, Eaton Square, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 23, 1881.
Kenneth Howard, a Captain in the Royal Artillery, of Hazelby, East Woodhay, in the county of Southampton, bachelor, and the Lady Emily Alfreda Julia Bury of Chesterfield Gardens, May Fair, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. September 19, 1881.
Edward Brice Pearse of Chester Square, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Frances Ellinor Bircham of Upper Belgrave Street, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. January 16, 1882.
Walter Albert Sandeman of Ennismore Gardens, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Constance Fenwick of Eaton Place, in the said county of Middlesex, spinster, a minor, with consent of Jane Lutwidge Fenwick, the mother, John Blencowe Cookson, George John Fenwick, and John Cookson, guardians appointed by the will of Henry Fenwick, deceased, father of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. February 8, 1882.
Edward Knight, Esq., of Biltinghouse, Wye, in the county of Kent, bachelor, and Mary Augusta Repps Evans-Lombe of Bylaugh Park, East Dereham, in the county of Norfolk, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. April 13, 1882.
Sydney Mitchell, Esq., of the parish of Solihull, in the county of Warwick, bachelor, and Florence Maria Gillott of Berry Hall, Solihull, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 3, 1882.
Richard Fort, Esq., M.P., of Read Hall, Whalley, in the county of Lancaster, bachelor, and Alice Anna Leigh of Pont Street, Belgrave Square, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 17, 1882.
Thomas Edmund Le Blanc, Esq., of Northaw House, Northaw, in the county of Hertford, late a Captain in Her Majesty's Army, widower, and Janet Lindsay Reid of Nyn Park, Northaw, aforesaid, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 19, 1882.
Owen Lewis Cope Williams, M.P., of No. 24 Hill Street, Berkeley Square, in the county of Middlesex, Colonel in the Royal Horse Guards, widower, and Nina Mary Adelaide Sinclair of No. 62 Eaton Square, in the said county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 21, 1882.
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Edward Ridley, Esq., Barrister-at-Law and a Fellow of All Soul's College, Oxford, of King's Bench Walk, Temple, in the City of London, bachelor, and Alice Bromley Davenport of the parish of St. Peter, Eaton Square, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 24, 1882.
Charles Edward Howard Vincent, Esq., of Ebury Street, Pimlico, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Ethel Gwendoline Moffatt of Eaton Square, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. September 15, 1882.
The Honble James St. Vincent Saumarez of William Street, Albert Gate, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Jane Anne Broke of Grosvenor Place, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. October 9, 1882.
The Rt. Honble John George, Earl of Durham, of Lambton Castle, in the county of Durham, bachelor, and Ethel Elizabeth Louisa Milner of Princes Gate, in the county of Middlesex, spinster. October 23, 1882.
Lambart Henry Bonwens, a Captain in the Royal Horse Artillery, at present quartered at Copsham Barracks, in the parish of Heavitree, in the county of Devon, bachelor, and Charlotte Bethell of Braniham House, Tadcaster, in the county of York, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. November 17, 1882.
Arthur Gerald Weguelin, Esq., of No. 44 Grosvenor Gardens, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Mary Josephine Ethel Fuller of No. 13 Chesterfield Street, Mayfair, in the same county, spinster, a minor, with consent of Thomas Fuller, Esq., father of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. January 22, 1883.
The Honble Albert Yelverton Bingham of Duke Street, St. James's, in the county of Middlesex, widower, and Jean Crawford Service of Stone Byres in the county of Lanark, in North Britain, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. March 14, 1883.
The Honble Hugo Richard Charteris, commonly called Lord Elcho, bachelor, son of the Rt. Honble the Earl of Wemyss, and Mary Constance Wyndham of No. 44 Belgrave Square, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. August 8, 1883.
Sir Patrick James Graham Blake, Bart., of Bardwell, Ixworth, in the county of Suffolk, bachelor, and Emma Gertrude Dawson of Groton House, Groton, Boxford, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. October 9, 1883.
James Landon Watt, Lieut.-Colonel of the 1st Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment, of the Salford Barracks, Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, bachelor, and Eleanor Lidwill of Dromard, Temple- more, in the county of Tipperary, in Ireland, spinster, a minor, with consent of George Lidwill, Esq., father of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. October 23, 1883.
Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wilde, Esq., of Charles Street, Grosvenor Square, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Constance Mary Lloyd of Lancaster Gate, Paddington, in the same county, spinster, at St. James', Paddington. May 28, 1884.
Thomas Patrick Geoghegan, a Lieutenant in the 3rd Regiment of Bombay Cavalry, at present residing at Gurthard, in the county of Gal way, in Ireland, bachelor, and Marion Knight of No. 31 Cadogan Place, Chelsea, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square, or at St. George's, Hanover Square. June 24, 1884.
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Ferdinand Pakington John Hanbury Williams, Esq., J.P., of Nantover, near Abergavenny, in the county of Monmouth, bachelor, and Beatrice Leatham of No. 46 Eaton Square, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. June 27, 1884.
Henry Ricketson, Esq., of the City of Melbourne, in the Colony of Victoria, at present residing at the Langham Hotel, in the county of Middlesex, widower, and Edith Alice Mary Were of the City of Melbourne, aforesaid, at present residing at No. 27 Westbourne Park Road, in the said county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. July 25, 1884.
Robert John Foster, Esq., of Harrowins, Queensbury, near Bradford, in the county of York, bachelor, and the Honble Evelyn Augusta Bateman Hanbury, daughter of the Rt. Honble William Bateman, Baron Bateman of Shobdon Court, Shobdon, in the county of Hereford, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. September 11, 1884.
Samuel Hynman Allenby, a Captain in the 3rd Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment and a Magistrate for the county of Lincoln, of Tathwell, Louth, in the county of Lincoln, bachelor, and The Lady Sophia Constance Montgomerie of Eglinton Castle, Irvine, in the county of Ayr, in North Britain, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. December 31, 1884.
Henry Tootal Broadhurst, Esq., of Galloway House, Garliestown, in the county of Wigton, in North Britain, widower, and Elizabeth Frances Butler of No. 64 Fitzwilliam Square, in the City of Dublin in Ireland, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. January 19, 1885.
William Jaffray, Esq., J. P., of Skilts, Studley, in the county of Warwick, bachelor, and- Mabel Augusta Scott of Great Barr Hall, in the parish of Great Barr, in the county of Stafford, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. January 26, 1885.
Robert Ceorge Wardlaw Ramsay, Esq., of Whitehill, Rosewell, Midlothian, in North Britain, bachelor, and Alary Alice Hogg of No. 77 Eccleston Square, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, a minor, with consent of Harriet Anne Hogg, widow, mother of the said minor, the guardian appointed by will of Charles Swinton Hogg, Esq., deceased, father of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. January 26, 1885.
George William Buchanan, Esq., Second Secretary to Her Majesty's Embassy at Vienna, bachelor, and the Lady Georgina Meriel Bathurst of No. 20 Grosvenor Gardens, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. February 16, 1885.
The Rt. Honble Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, Bart., M.P. and Privy Councillor, of No. 76 Sloane Street, Chelsea, in the county of Middle- sex, widower, and Emilia Francis Pattison of The Lodge, Headington, in the county of Oxford, widow, at St. Luke's, Chelsea. October 2, 1885.
Stephen Louis Simeon, Esq., of No. 72 Eaton Place, Belgrave Square, in the county of Middlesex, bachelor, and Louisa Augusta Eardley Childers of No. 117 Piccadilly, in the same county, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. November 2, 1885.
William McEwan of Edinburgh, in North Britain, Deputy Lieutenant, bachelor, and Helen Anderson of Edinburgh, aforesaid, but now residing in the parish of St. George, Hanover Square, in the county of Middlesex, widow, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. November 4, 1885.
Fiennes Stanley Wykeham Cornwallis, Esq., of Linton Park, Maid- stone, in the county of Kent, bachelor, and Mabel Leigh of Hartford
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House, Hartford, in the county of Chester, spinster, a minor, with consent of Frances Leigh, widow, mother of the said minor, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. February 5, 1886.
Charles Harvey Palairet, Esq., late a Captain in the 9th Lancers, of the parish of Ledbury, in the county of Hereford, widower, and Nora Hamilton Martin of the parish of Milborne Port, in the county of Somerset, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. February 2, 1888.
Sir Richard Francis Sutton, Bart., of Norwood Park, in the county of Nottingham, bachelor, and Edith Constance Corbet of Acton Reynold, in the county of Salop, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. April 3, 1888.
The Honble, commonly called Lord Edmond George Petty Fitz- maurice, son of the late Marquis of Lansdowne, of Bowood, Calne, in the county of Wilts, bachelor, and Caroline Fitz Gerald of Lichfield, Connecticut, in the United States of America, but at present residing at No. 19 Rutland Gate, Knightsbridge, in the county of Middlesex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. November 13, 1889.
Rev. Charles George Beaumont Hotham, Rector of Theydon Garnon, in the county of Essex, bachelor, and Laura Cunliffe Smith, daughter of Sir Charles Cunliffe Smith, Bart., of Suttons, near Romford, in the county of Essex, spinster, at St. Peter's, Eaton Square. January 21, 1891.
From a volume of original Marriage Licences in my possession, lettered " Munimenta Antiqua, Special Marriage Licences, 1766-1891." — F. A. C.
Morgan Family.
" Mary Morgan of S4 Georges Allis Sl Gorden in the County of Sumorset." In my settlement on marriage with Mr. Morgan I reserved power to dispose of half my personal estate. To Mr. Morgan my husband "my gold Watch." His eldest son Mr. Richard Morgan. Mrs. Joanno Morgan and her sister Mrs. Anne Morgan. Mr. Thomas Morgan. Poor of St. Gorges, of Sellinson Dayrell, co. Bucks, of Dullingham, co. Cambridge, of Walton, co. Suffolk. Mrs. Elizabeth Pecock, widow. Mr. Robert Parkins and his children. Mr. Miles of Purkere and my cousin his wife. My kinsman Mr. William Poyntz and my god-daughter, his daughter Mrs. Mary Poyntz. To " the Lady Meux my cousen Ann and cousen Elizabeth Meux the two Ladyes of Nash my sister Tregonwell Mrs. Elizabeth Senior Mrs. Phipes cousen Mary Bates cousen Elizabeth Lee cousen Mary Becher and to all my cousen John Jeffresons children " a ring of 20s value each. To Christopher Jeaffreson of Dullingham, Esqr, my dear and only brother and Exor, all my plate and jewels and my rents in Wales held by the life of said Mrs. Elizabeth Senior. " I am sensible that Treguff is of much more value then all the rest of my personall Estate." Witnesses : Irena Hoggeson, John Hodggesson and Joseph Cox.
Will dated 14 March i6|f. Proved 15 January 1701, by Christopher Jeaffreson, Esq., Exor.
P.C.C. (9 Heme).
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Bedingfteld, co. Suffolk.
1545. Item, the 12 daye of march was crystened robart Mayhewe, ye
sonne of Thomas Mayhew, ye yeare above written. 1547. Item, the 24 daye of October was cristened willm Mayhew, the
sonne of thomas mayhewe, ye yeare above written. 1549. Item, the 21 daye of September was the marriage solemnized
betweene Lawrence mayhewe and Agnes Enddon, ye yeare
above written.
1552. Item, the 30 daye of may was buryed Barnabe Mayhewe, ye
yeare above written. 1552. Item, the 2 daye of November was baptized Robert Mayhewe,
the son of Willm mayhewe, ye yeare above written. 1593. Item, the xx daye of November was baptized Robt: Edwards, the
sonne of Rob1 Edwards, in the yeare above written. 1605. Henry, the sonne of Robert Edwards was buried ye xxviiith day
of March in the yeare above written. 1667. Lyonnell, the sonne of Thomas Mayhew and Mary his wife, was
baptized the 17th of November anno predicto.
1680. Elizabeth, the daughter of William Whiting and Mary his wife,
was baptized December 26th 1680. 1688. Thomas Mayhew, sol5, & Mary Brewet, sola, marryed Octob: 23th 88.
1 7 10. John Edwards of Thorndon, singleman, and Mary Bardnell of
Rishangles, singlewoman, were marryed November ye 16th
1 7 10, by Lycence. 1 7 15. John Girling of Stradbrook, singleman, and Elizabeth Brown of
Wilby, singlewoman, were married by licence Aug: 31, 1715- 1625. Item, Nicholas Edwards was buried ye fifteenth day of September
An° Dni. 1625.
1628. [Blank in orig.] Cobbe, widd: was buryed ye 5th of March An° predicto.
1 68 1. Thomas Mayhew was buryed ye ist of March 1681.
1 688. Mary, the wife of William Whiting, was buryed June ye 22th. 1692. Elizabeth, ye daughter of Thomas Mayhew & Mary his wife of Rishangles, was buryed Dec: 1692.
1 7 10. Mary Mayhew, vid: was buryed April ye 19th 1710.
17 1 1. Mary, ye wife of John Edwards of Rishangles, was buryed March
26th 1711.
1728. William Whiting was buried April 29.
1730. Margaret Whiting, widow, was buried Jan: 5.
1748. Elizabeth, the wife of Lionel Mayhew from Wilby, was buried
Ap: 2, 1748. 1762. Elizabeth Mayhew was buried Sep: 6th.
1785. Lionel Mayhew, a married man (late of the Parish of Warling- worth), aged 80 years, was buried May 25th 1785, affidavit made May 25th 1785.
Copied from the original Register 13 June /po/.—F.A.C.
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Coke Family.
margaret tufton coke baroness clifford and countess dowager of leicester Who erected this monument to the memory of her husband and her son died the 28™ day of februa : 1775 in the 75 year of her age.
thomas coke of an antient and honorable line decended from edward, lord chief justice coke and allied to many noble families by his extraordinary endowments added lustre to his birth and received the most conspicuous marks of royal favour and affection being created knight of the bath by king george the first baron of minster lovell viscount coke of holkham and earl of leicester by his majesty king george the second to whose persons honor and government He was always with the higest gratitude most zealously attached, his lordship married the third daughter of thomas, earl of thanet the lady margaret tufton by descent from the earls of cumberland baroness of clifford by whom besides several children who all died young he had edward, lord viscount coke who represented this county and distinguished himself in two parliaments by a ready conception, strong memory, and a most piercing judgment, he married
the youngest daughter of john, duke of argyll lady mary campbell by whom he had no issue, margaret, countess dowager leicester preserving inviolable the most perfect impressions of conjugal and parental affections caused this monument to be erected
to the memories of her husband and her son edward in the year 1760 the former died at holkham
APRIL 20™ 1759 AGED 6l THE LATTER DIED AT GREENWICH AUGUST 30, 1753 AGED 34.
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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JANE, WIFE OF THOMAS WILLIAM COKE ESQUIRE OF HOLKHAM IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK AND DAUGHTER OF JAMES LENOX DUTTON ESQUIRE OF SHIREBORNE IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER SHE WAS BORN AT SHIREBORNE NOVEMBER 29™ 1753 WAS MARRIED THERE OCTOBER 25™ 1775
AND DIED AT BATH JUNE 2nd 180O LEAVING 3 DAUGHTERS JANE ELIZABETH WIDOW OF CHARLES NEVINSON, VISCOUNT ANDOVER, ELDEST SON OF THE EARL OF SUFFOLK ANNE MARGARET, WIFE OF THOMAS ANSON ESQUIRE OF SHUGBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND ELIZABETH WILHELMINA COKE MUNIFICENT WITHOUT PROFUSION AND CHARATABLE WITHOUT OSTENTATION CALMN AND UNASSUMING IN THE ORDINARY OFFICES OF SOCIAL LIFE BUT INFLEXIBLE AND UNWEARIED IN THE DISCHARGE OF ALL ITS NOBLER AND MORE ARDUOUS DUTIES MRS COKE DESERVED AND OBTAINED THE LOVE OF EQUALS THE RESPECT OF INFERIORS THE ATTACHMENT OF DOMESTICS THE GRATITUDE OF THE POOR THE UNFEIGNED ESTEEM OF EVERY ACQUAINTANCE AND THE STEADY CONFIDENCE OF EVERY FRIEND HER REVERENCE TOWARDS GOD WAS ACCOMPANIED BY SUCH BENEVOLENCE TO MANKIND THAT RELIGION SEEMED TO RESIDE IN THE SANCTUARY OF HER HEART AND SAINTLY WERE
THE VIRTUES WHICH ADORNED HER CONJUGAL AND PARENTAL CHARACTER HE BY WHOM THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED WILL NEVER CEASE TO REVERE HER MEMORY AND IT IS THE FERVENT WISH OF HIS SOUL THAT BY ENDEAVOURING TO IMITATE HER EXAMPLE HIMSELF AND HIS CHILDREN MAY BECOME WORTHY TO MEET HER AGAIN AT THE LAST DAY AND BE PARTAKERS WITH HER OF THE GLORY WHICH SHALL THEN BE REVEALED TO THE SPIRITS OF JUST MEN MADE PERFECT.
Marble Tomb in Tittleshall Church, co. Norfolk.
The foregoing were kindly copied for me by Mrs. Lucy Ann Frances of Tittleshall, 5 March rgoi. — F. A. C.
EDWARD KEPPEL WENTWORTH COKE, SECOND SON OF THOMAS WILLIAM, EARL OF LEICESTER. BORN 20th AUGUST 1824, DIED 27™ MAY 1889. BURIED IN THIS CHURCHYARD. THIS MEMORIAL IS PLACED HERE
BY FRIENDS & RELATIONS, IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF ONE, WHO LIVED AMONGST HIS PEOPLE DOING HIS DUTY, & WHO GAINED THE ESTEEM AND AFFECTION OF NEIGHBOURS & FELLOW WORKERS IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY. BY HIS SIDE LIES HIS WIFE DIANA MARY BLANCHE GEORGIANA 3rd DAUGHTER OF GEORGE Ist BARON DOVER. BORN 5T" JANUARY 1832, DIED l8TH JULY 1890.
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EDWARDO COKE, ARM : DE LONGFORD. EDWARDI EX AGRO NORFOLCIENSI, FILIO NATU SECUNDO, QUI OBIIT XII AUGUSTI. JET: XXXII A.D. MDCCXXXIII.
ROBERTUS REGIN^E CAROLINA VICE CAMERARIUS FRATRI MERITISSIMO HOC MONUMENTUM. LIBENS LUBENSCJj POSUIT.
TO THE REVERED MEMORY OF THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, EARL OF LEICESTER. BORN MAY VIth MDCCLIV. DIED AT LONGFORD JUNE 30™ MDCCCXLII. HIS PUBLIC CONDUCT AS REPRESENTATIVE, FOR 57 YEARS, OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK WAS CONSPICUOUS FOR ITS DECISION, DISINTERESTED ZEAL & UNIMPEACHABLE INTEGRITY. PREEMINENT NO LESS FOR HIS GENEROSITY AS A LANDLORD THAN FOR HIS SKILL AND ENTERPRISE AS AN AGRICULTURIST, HE SECURED THE DEEP AFFECTION OF AN ATTACHED & PROSPEROUS TENANTRY, WHILE BY HIS EXERTION AND INFLUENCE HE EXTENDED IN A MOST REMARKABLE DEGREE THE CULTIVATION & RURAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE COUNTRY. IN HIS DOMESTIC RELATIONS HE WAS MOST AFFECTIONATE, KIND, & HOSPITABLE; HIS CHARITY WAS MUNIFICENT WITHOUT OSTENTATION, & HIS PIETY SIMPLE AND UNAFFECTED, BUT WARM & SINCERE. THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY PERSONS OF VARIOUS CLASSES & OPINIONS, CONNECTED WITH THIS COUNTY, AS SOME RECORD OF AN EXAMPLE SO EXCELLENT AND INSTRUCTIVE.
THE OFFERING OF AN ATTACHED HUSBAND. TO THE MEMORY OF ANNE AMELIA, COUNTESS OF LEICESTER, 3rd DAUGHTER OF CHARLES, 4™ EARL OF ALBEMARLE. SHE MARRIED FIRST, THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, Ist EARL OF LEICESTER OF HOLKHAM, BY WHOM SHE LEFT FOUR SONS & ONE DAUGHTER ; AND SECONDLY THE RIGHT HONBLE EDWARD ELLICE. SHE DIED ON 22nd JULY 1 844, AGED 40. HER ONLY CHILD BY HER SECOND MARRIAGE SURVIVED HIS BIRTH A FEW HOURS, & IS BURIED WITH HIS MOTHER IN THE VAULT OF THE COKE FAMILY, IN THIS CHURCH.
HERE LYES THE BODY OF SIR EDWARD COKE LATE OF THIS PLACE BART. WHO DIED THE 20th SEPTEMBER 1 72 7 AGED 79 YEARS AND BY HIS WILL DIRECTED THIS MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED IN MEMORY OF SIR EDWARD COKE BART. HIS FATHER AND OF DAME CATHARINE, HIS MOTHER (WHO WAS GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE DYER) AND OF THEIR CHILDREN WHOSE NAMES WERE EDWARD, CATHARINE, ROBERT, RICHARD, ANNE, THE LAST SR EDWARD CLEMENT & THEOPHILA WHO ALL DIED WITHOUT ISSUE.
Tablets in Longford Church, co. Derby.
The foregoing were most kindly copied for me by the Rev. James Clunes Wilson, Rector of Longford. — F. A. C.
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Fauntleroy Family.
To all and Singular to whom these Presents shall come Sir George Nayler Knight Garter Principal King of Arms and Ralph Bigland Esquire Clarenceux King of Arms of the South East and West Parts of England from the River Trent Southwards send Greeting. Whereas Robert Fauntleroy of Potters Fields in the Borough of Southwark and of Wandsworth in the County of Surrey Merchant third Son of Robert Fauntleroy and Grandson of Thomas Fauntleroy late of Culvers Grove in the County of Essex deceased hath represented unto Henry Thomas Howard Molyneux Howard Esquire commonly called the Right Honourable Lord Henry Thomas Howard Molyneux Howard Deputy (with the Royal Approbation) to his Brother the Most Noble Bernard Edward Duke of Norfolk Earl Marshal and Hereditary Marshal of England that upon an examination of the Records of the College of Arms he is informed that the Armorial Ensigns hitherto borne by his Ancestors have not been duly registered to his branch of the Family and being unwilling to bear any without lawful Authority he therefore requested the favour of His Lordship's Warrant for Our granting and assigning the said Armorial Ensigns with such distinctions as may be proper to be borne by him and his Descendants and by the other Descendants of his aforesaid late Father according to the Laws of Arms. And forasmuch as his Lordship did by Warrant under his Hand and Seal bearing date the twenty second day of February last authorize and direct Us to grant and assign such Armorial Ensigns accordingly. Know Ye therefore that We the said Garter and Clarenceux in pursuance of His Lordship's Warrant and by virtue of the Letters Patent of Our several Offices to each of Us respectively granted do by these Presents grant and exemplify unto the said Robert Fauntleroy the Arms following that is to say Gules an Elephant statant between three Infants Heads couped proper crined Or. And for Crest on a Wreath of the Colours A Mount Vert thereon a Fleur-de-lis Erminois between two Wings displayed Quarterly Azure and Gules as the same are in the Margin hereof more plainly depicted to be borne and used for ever hereafter by him the said Robert Fauntleroy and his Descendants and by the other Descendants of his aforesaid late Father Robert Fauntleroy with due and proper differences according to the Laws of Arms. In Witness whereof We the said Garter and Clarenceux Kings of Arms have to these Presents subscribed our Names and affixed the Seals of Our several Offices this twelfth day of March in the Fourth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Fourth by the Grace of God in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King Defender of the Faith &c and in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty three.
George Nayler, Garter, Ralph Bigland,
Principal King of Arms. Clarenceux King of Arms.
From the original Grant, endorsed : "Recorded in the College of Arms, London, and examined, Chas. Geo. Young, York Herald 6° Register;" in the possession of the Rev. Paul James Turquand. — F. A. C.
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Edwards, Seaman and Stanford Families.
HERE LIETH THE BODY OF
WILLIAM, SON OF JOHN AND ANN STANFORD, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 31st DEC. 1780 AGED 33 YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF
JOHN EDWARDS MARY, HIS WIFE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 9th APRIL 1809 3rd FEBRUARY l8lO
AGED 73 YEARS. AGED 69 YEARS.
RESIGNED TO GOD, WE HERE TO EARTH COMMEND OUR TENDER PARENTS, AND OUR CONSTANT FRIENDS BLEST ARE THE CHILDREN, WHO SUCH PARENTS HAVE AS SMILE IN DEATH, AND TRIUMPH O'ER THE GRAVE.
IN MEMORY OF EMILY DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND MARY STANFORD WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 24™ MARCH 1 8 1 7 AGED II YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF EMMA, DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND MARY STANFORD WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 6th JUNE 1 8l 9 AGED 17 YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH STANFORD RELICT OF WILLIAM STANFORD WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE IOTH DAY OF APRIL 1823 AGED 82 YEARS.
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IN MEMORY OF MARY, THE WIFE OF JOHN STANFORD WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 26th DAY OF MARCH 1 82 6 AGED 54 YEARS. ALSO OF THE ABOVE JOHN STANFORD, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 28™ DAY OF APRIL 1 834 AGED 67 YEARS.
TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN STANFORD, WHO DIED MAY 8TH 1 83 1 AGED 38 YEARS.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM EDWARDS LATE OF THIS PARISH WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECR 23rd 1 848 AGED 75 YEARS.
IN THIS VAULT IS INTERRED SYDNEY, INFANT SON OF CHARLES AND EMMA STANFORD WHO DIED FEB. 24™ 1 85 1 AGED I YEAR.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ANNA EDWARDS LATE OF THIS PARISH WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 23rd 1853, AGED 75 YEARS. ALSO OF ROSE EDWARDS, SISTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 6th 1 854 AGED 79 YEARS.
SACRED TO
THE MEMORY OF THOMAS STANFORD WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH Ist 1853 AGED 49 YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF MARY, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
JOHN AND MARY STANFORD, LATE OF THIS PARISH SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE 29™ AUGUST 1855 AGED 57 YEARS.
IN
MEMORY OF EDWARD SEAMAN
WHO DIED JUNE l6TH 1869 AGED 42 YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF JONATHAN SEAMAN WHO DIED 25™ MARCH 1876 AGED 74 YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF ANN SEAMAN WHO DIED 8th SEPTEMBER 1880 AGED 80 YEARS.
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY SEAMAN
WHO DIED 14™ MAY 1884 AGED 49 YEARS.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHARLES STANFORD WHO DIED AT ASHBOCKING HALL MAY IOTH 1896
IN HIS 85™ YEAR. FOR 6l YEARS CHURCHWARDEN OF THIS PARISH.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY ANNE SEAMAN WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECR Ist 1897 IN THE 67™ YEAR OF HER AGE.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHARLES STANFORD SON OF
C. FREDERIC AND FANNY STANFORD
OF WICKHAM MARKET WHO WAS DROWNED AT MUNDESLEY, IN NORFOLK AUGUST 20TH 1899 AGED 22 YEARS.
Kindly copied for me from tombstones in Ashbocking Churchyard, Suffolk, by Miss Flora Macqteeen 77 July iqoi. — F. A. C.
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Allix Family.
St. CYRIAC and St. JULITTA, SWAFFHAM PRIOR, co. CAMBRIDGE.
TO THE GLORY OF GOD. IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF CATHERINE, WIDOW OF ROBERT WILKINSON, ELDEST CHILD OF JOHN PETER ALLIX AND SARAH HIS WIFE. BORN Ist DECEMBER 1783 DIED IIth JANUARY 1873.
Stained window^ East end of South aisle.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN PETER ALLIX ESQ. OF SWAFFHAM PRIOR HOUSE, IN THIS TOWN SON OF CHARLES ALLIX ESQ. OF THE SAME PLACE & OF CATHERINE DAUGHTER OF THOMAS GREEN D.D. BISHOP OF ELY. HE WAS GRANDSON OF PETER ALLIX D.D. DEAN OF ELY GREAT GRANDSON OF THE LEARNED PETER ALLIX, THE FIRST OF THE FAMILY WHO SETTLED IN ENGLAND, WHERE HE TOOK REFUGE FROM PERSECUTION FOR HIS ATTACHMENT TO THE PROTESTANT RELIGION. THEY WHO WERE ACQUAINTED WITH THE VIRTUES OF THE DECEASED, REQUIRE NOT THE TESTIMONY OF A MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTION AND THEY WHO WERE STRANGERS TO HIM WILL HARDLY RECEIVE FROM IT A DUE NOTION OF HIS WORTH. SUFFICE IT THEN TO SAY, THAT HE WAS A TRUE CHRISTIAN, BOTH IN PRIN- CIPLE AND IN PRACTICE. THAT HE WAS A DUTIFUL SON, AN AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND A KIND FATHER, AND A FAITHFUL FRIEND, THAT NEITHER HIS CHARITY TO THE POOR, NOR HIS HOSPITALITY TO HIS EQUALS, HAD ANY OTHER LIMIT, THAN IN THE MEANS
WHICH HE POSSESSED OF GRATIFYING THE BENEVOLENCE OF HIS HEART. HE WAS BORN NOVR 8th 1749 & DIED MAY 1 5™ 1807.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH, RELICT OF J. P. ALLIX ESQ. DIED FEBY 3rd 1836 IN THE 77T" YEAR OF HER AGE.
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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF J. P. ALLIX ESQ. SON OF J. P. AND SARAH ALLIX DIED FEB: 19™ 1848 AGED 62 YEARS HE REPRESENTED THIS COUNTY IN PARLIAMENT HE WAS DEEPLY REGRETTED FOR HIS MANY AND GREAT VIRTUES, AND BELOVED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARIA, RELICT OF J. P. ALLIX ESQ. DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN PARDOE ESQ. OF LEYTON, ESSEX. DIED MAY 21st 1854. AGED 63 YEARS.
These four inscriptions painted on wall in Allix Pew.
St. MARY'S, SWAFFHAM PRIOR, co. CAMBRIDGE.
THIS EAST WINDOW WAS ERECTED TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND THE MEMORY OF MATILDA ROBERTS BY HER SISTER JULIANA ALLIX. OCTOBER 1 878.
East window.
TO THE GLORY OF GOD IN MEMORY OF MARY CATHARINE ELIZABETH ALLIX. DIED MARCH IIII, MDCCCXLII WIFE OF COLONEL CHARLES ALLIX BY WHOM THIS STAINED GLASS WINDOW IS ERECTED.
Window in South chancel wall.
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Brass plate underneath window :
THIS PAINTED WINDOW WAS ERECTED BY COLONEL CHARLES ALLIX 1 843 TO THE GLORY OF GOD, AND A TRIBUTE OF LOVE, AFFECTION AND RESPECT, TO A TRULY LOVED AND TRULY AMIABLE WIFE, WHO DIED SOON AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO HER Ist CHILD IN 1842.
" THIS WINDOW WAS ERECTED BY CHARLES PETER ALLIX, TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF HIS FATHER COLONEL CHARLES ALLIX OF SWAFFHAM HOUSE, LATE OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS IN WHICH REGIMENT HE SERVED IN THE WALCHEREN EXPEDITION, THE PENINSULAR WAR, AND AT WATERLOO. BORN AP. 24, 1787. DIED AP. 24, 1862 A.D. R.I. P. THIS WINDOW WAS REMOVED FROM THE CHURCH OF ST CYRIAC TOGETHER WITH THE OTHER SOUTH CHANCEL WINDOW. XMAS 1878 A.D."
Window in South wall of chancel.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF EDWARD GORDON YOUNG CAPTAIN OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE DURING THE TRANSVAAL WAR OF 1899 AND 1900 AT K1MBERLEY, S. AB'RICA OF PNEUMONIA AND HEART FAILURE, FOLLOWING ON ENTERIC FEVER, ON JUNE 5™ 1900, AGED 32. HE WAS IN CHARGE OF SOME OF THE ADVANCED TRENCHES AT THE BATTLE OF PAARDEBURG, AND WAS PRESENT AT THE SURRENDER OF GENL CRONJE, AND IN SEVERAL MINOR ENGAGEMENTS. HE, WITH HIS COMPANY, WAS THE FIRST OF THE UNMOUNTED TROOPS WITH THE GUARDS, AFTER A FORCED MARCH, TO ENTER BLOEM FONTEIN. HE MARRIED IN 1897, ISABELLA MAUDE 2nd DAU. OF C. P. ALLIX ESQ. THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HER, AND HIS SORROWING MOTHER. " FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH " REQUIESCAT IN PACE.
Brass Tablet on South wall of chancel.
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ROBERTS MEMORIAL RESTORATION OF S. MARY'S CHURCH SWAFFHAM PRIOR. THE CHANCEL, VESTRY, AND ORGAN- CHAMBER WERE COMPLETED XMAS 1878 A.D. TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
MATILDA ROBERTS BY HER NEPHEW CHARLES PETER ALLIX AND OTHERS BORN MARCH 5, 1794. DIED MAY 17, 1877. R. I. P.
Brass Tablet on North wall of chancel.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
MARIANNE ALLIX WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JUNE 16, 1867. AGED 65.
Marble Tablet on West wall of nave ( South side of tower arch ).
TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE GILBERT, THOMAS, WAGER AND WILLIAM SONS OF THE LATE JOHN PETER ALLIX ESQR OF THIS PARISH THEY ALL SUNK IN EARLY YOUTH THE PRIDE AND THE REGRET OF THEIR WIDOW'd MOTHER GEORGE GILBERT DIED DECR 20th 1 795 AGED THREE YEARS. THOMAS AGED 1 8 EXHAUSTED BY A LINGERING ILLNESS DIED AT BRISTOL THE 29™ OF SEPTR 1809 AND IS BURIED IN THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST. AUGUSTINE IN THAT CITY. WAGER AGED 13 DIED IN CONSEQUENCE OF A FALL THE 8th OF FEBRUARY 1812 & IS INTERR'D IN THIS PLACE. WILLIAM AGED 23 A LIEUTENANT IN THE 95™ REGT FELL AT THE SIEGE OF BADAJOZ IN SPAIN THE 6th OF APRIL l8l2. BRAVELY VINDICATING THE INSULTED RIGHTS OF ALL NATIONS, AGAINST THE TYRANNY & OPPRESSION OF THE FRENCH.
Stone on floor of nave.
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HERE LIES THE EODY OF JOHN PETER ALLIX ESQ. OF SWAFFHAM HOUSE IN THIS TOWN SON OF CHARLES ALLIX OF THE SAME PLACE, AND OF CATHARINE DAUGHTER OF THOMAS GREEN D.D. BISHOP OF ELY HE WAS GRANDSON OF PETER ALLIX D.D. DEAN OF ELY GREAT GRANDSON OF THE LEARNED PETER ALLIX THE FIRST OF THE FAMILY WHO SETTLED IN ENGLAND, WHERE HE TOOK REFUGE FROM PERSECUTION FOR HIS ATTACHMENT TO THE PROTESTANT RELIGION. THEY WHO WERE ACQUAINTED WITH THE VIRTUES OF THE DECEASED REQUIRE NOT THE TESTIMONY OF A MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTION AND THEY WHO WERE STRANGERS TO HIM WILL HARDLY RECEIVE FROM IT A DUE NOTION OF HIS WORTH SUFFICE IT THEN TO SAY THAT HE WAS A TRUE CHRISTIAN THAT HE WAS A DUTIFUL SON AN AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND A KIND FATHER AND A FAITHFUL FRIEND THAT NEITHER HIS CHARITY TO THE POOR NOR HIS HOSPITALITY TO HIS EQUALS HAD ANY OTHER LIMIT THAN IN THE MEANS WHICH HE POSSESSED OF GRATIFYING THE BENEVOLENCE OF HIS HEART. HE WAS BORN NOVR 8th 1 749 AND DIED MAY 1 5™ 1807. IN THIS VAULT LIE THE REMAINS OF SARAH, RELICT OF J. P. ALLIX ESQ. DIED FEB: 3rd 1836 IN THE 77™ YEAR OF HER AGE. SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
THE REVD WILLIAM COLLIER M.A. THIRTY FIVE YEARS RESIDENT VICAR OF THESE PARISHES WHOSE EVEN TEMPER SOUND JUDGEMENT & BENEVOLENT HEART
render'd HIM
NOT ONLY A VALUABLE RELATION BUT A READY & TRUE FRIEND TO ALL HIS FLOCK. HE DEPARTED THIS LIFE 4™ OCTR A.D. 1787. IN THE 67™ YEAR OF HIS AGE.
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ALSO OF SARAH COLLIER WIFE OF THE REVD WILLIAM COLLIER SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE 27™ AUGST 1 79 1 AGED 67 YEARS.
Altar Tomb over vault in nave.
These inscriptions were kindly copied for me by William Staples Pratte, M.A., 14 February igoi.—Y. A. C.
Lillingston and Sftooner Families.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ABRAHAM SPOONER LILLINGSTON ESQUIRE
ELDEST SON OF ISAAC AND BARBARA SPOONER WHO TOOK THE NAME AND ARMS OF LILLINGSTON BY SIGN MANUEL ON HIS MARRIAGE IN THE YEAR MDCCXCVII HE DIED ON THE XXIXth OF MAY MDCCCXXXIV IN THE LXIV™ OF HIS AGE. POSSESSED OF A PECULIARLY ENERGETIC AND INVESTIGATING MIND HE DEVOTED MUCH OF HIS TIME TO SCIENTIFIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL PURSUITS HE HAD FLED TO CHRIST HIS SAVIOUR FOR PARDON AND ACCEPTANCE WITH GOD, AND HENCE HIS CHIEF AIM WAS TO DO GOOD TO BOTH THE BODIES AND SOULS OF ALL AROUND HIM, AND TO LIVE TO THE GLORY OF GOD THUS PREPARING DAILY FOR DEATH AND ETERNITY HAVING RECEIVED A FATAL BLOW BY A TREE ROLLING ON HIM IN THE ROAD NEAR WHAR HALL IN THIS PARISH WHICH STUNNED HIM FOR A TIME ; BUT PERFECTLY RECOVERING HIS SENSES HE LIVED FOR ABOUT AN HOUR AND THOUGH FULLY AWARE THAT HE COULD NOT LONG SURVIVE HE REPEATEDLY EXPRESSED HIS PERFECT CONFIDENCE IN HIS SAVIOUR AND HIS ENTIRE RESIGNATION TO THE WILL OF GOD CALMLY EXHORTING THOSE AROUND HIM TO SEEK PARDON THROUGH THE SAME BLESSED REDEEMER : EXPRESSING THE INWARD CONSOLATION WHICH HE DERIVED FROM DEPENDENCE ON HIM, AND HIS STEDFAST TRUST THAT THE LORD JESUS CHRIST WOULD PRESENT HIM WITHOUT SPOT OR BLEMISH BEFORE THE LORD HIS GOD. THE MOMENT BEFORE HE EXPIRED, HE FERVENTLY EXCLAIMED MAY THE LORD JESUS CHUIST RECEIVE MY SPIRIT. SURROUNDED BY MANY WITNKSSES OF HIS RESIGNED AND PEACEFUL DEATH HE EXPIRED IN THE SOUTH LAWN AS HE WAS BEING CARRIED TO THE HOUSE, LAMENTED MOST DEEPLY BY HIS FAMILY AND ALL WHO KNEW HIM, BUT MORE ESPECIALLY BY THE POOR.
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ALSO OF
ELIZABETH MARY AGNES LILLINGSTON WIFE OF ABRAHAM SPOONER LILLINGSTON ESQUIRE ONLY CHILD AND SOLE HEIRESS OF LUKE LILLINGSTON ESQUIRE OF FERRIBY GRANGE AND KIRBY GRINDALITH IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. AT THE FORMER PLACE THE MONUMENTS STILL EXIST SHE WAS A MOST AFFECTIONATE WIFE AND MOTHER FONDLY BELOVED BY HER OWN FAMILY, AND ENDEARED TO ALL WHO KNEW HER, BY HER PECULIARLY AMIABLE AND CHRISTIAN TEMPER AND DISPOSITION
SHE LIVED IN THE FEAR AND LOVE OF GOD LOOKING STEDFASTLY TO THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AS HER LORD AND SAVIOUR,
DURING AN ILLNESS OF SOME MONTHS HER MIND CALMLY REPOSED ON THE HOPE THAT WAS LAID UP FOR HER IN HEAVEN,
SHE DIED WITHOUT TERROR OR ALARM IN FULL TRUST AND CONFIDENCE IN HER REDEEMER ON THE VIth OF JANUARY MDCCCXXX IN THE LIXTH YEAR OF HER AGE. THIS LADY WAS THE GREAT GREAT GRAND DAUGHTER AND SOLE REPRESENTATIVE OF COLONEL HENRY LILLINGSTON, OF THE HAGUE AND AFTERWARDS AT BOTTISFORD IN LINCOLNSHIRE AND FERRIBY GRANGE IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, WHO DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF WHILE SERVING UNDER GENERAL MONK DURING THE CIVIL WARS.
IN MEMORY OF
THE BELOVED EDWARD LILLINGSTON, M.A. (YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE ABRAHAM SPOONER LILLINGSTON OF ELMDON HALL) FOR FORTY YEARS A FAITHFUL AMBASSADOR OF THE GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF GOD, HE ENTERED INTO REST AT CHELTENHAM APRIL 19™ 1875, AGED 64. ALSO OF MORETON ADEN LEY, FOURTH AND DEARLY LOVED SON OF THE ABOVE J WHO DIED AT EDGBASTON NOVEMBER 2nd 1862 AGED 6 YEARS. THEIR REMAINS LIE IN THE FAMILY VAULT BENEATH THIS CHURCH.
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF LYDIA MARY LILLINGSTON FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REVND GEORGE AND OF BARBARA LILLINGSTON BORN MAY 22, 1840. "FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS." AUG. 12, 1882.
SHE LIVED
REJOICING IN HOPE, PATIENT IN TRIBULATION, CONTINUING INSTANT IN PRAYER.
IN MEMORY OF ISAAC SPOONER ESQUIRE SECOND SON OF ISAAC AND BARBARA SPOONER MANY YEARS AN ACTIVE MAGISTRATE OF THIS COUNTY OF HIGH HONOUR AND STRICT INTEGRITY HE COMMANDED RESPECT AND ESTEEM IN EVERY RELATION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LIFE HE DIED DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HIS WIDOW AND SURVIVING CHILDREN TO WHOM HE WAS MOST AFFECTIONATELY ATTACHED IN THE FIRM HOPE AND TRUST OF SALVATION THROUGH THE MERITS ALONE OF JESUS CHRIST HIS REDEEMER ON THE XIIth OF JANUARY MDCCCXLIX AGED LXXIV YEARS. HE IS BURIED IN A VAULT BENEATH THIS CHURCH WITH TWO OF HIS CHILDREN BARBARA AND JOHN WHO DIED YOUNG. ALSO IN MEMORY OF ELIZTH LUCY HIS BELOVED
AND DEVOTED WIFE DURING XLII YEARS WHO DIED IN LIKE FAITH AND HOPE ON THE IOTH OF OCTOBER MDCCCLIV. AGED LXXII YEARS.
IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM SPOONER ELDEST SON OF THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON SPOONER RECTOR OF ELMDON, BORN JULY 1 4, l8ll DIED MAY 19, 1880 BURIED IN THE CHURCHYARD OF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH BERKSWICH C° STAFFORD HE WAS FOR 18 YEARS JUDGE OF C° COURTS FOR NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE, WINNING DURING THAT TIME, THE AFFECTION OF ALL BY HIS UNVARYING KINDNESS AND COURTESY.
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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ABRAHAM SPOONER THE YOUNGER, ESQRE
IF THIS WORTHY YOUNG MAN HAD BEEN AS HAPPY IN THE BLESSING OF HEALTH, AS IN THE BLESSING OF AN HONEST HEART AND A GOOD UNDERSTANDING, HE (DOUBTLESS) WOULD HAVE BEEN AS CONSPICUOUS FOR HIS HONOUR AND INTEGRITY, IN THE DISCHARGE OF THE DUTIES OF
PUBLIC LIFE, AS IN PRIVATE LIFE HE WAS REMARKABLE FOR HIS RESIGNATION AND PATIENCE, UNDER THE MELANCHOLY EXPERIENCE OF SELDOM CEASING SICKNESS AND PAIN; WHICH (EVERY MEANS OF HEALTH BEING TRIED IN VAIN) PUT A PERIOD TO HIS LIFE, AND AFFECTIONS, THE
25™ DAY OF NOVEMBER 1 77 7
IN THE 32nd YEAR OF HIS AGE.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ANNE, WIFE OF ABRAHAM SPOONER OF ELMDON ESQ. AND DAUGHTER
OF RICHARD KNIGHT OF DOWNTON IN HEREFORDSHIRE ESQ. SHE DIED AT ELMDON OCTR 27, 1783 AGED 75. THE MILD AND AMIABLE QUALITIES OF HER MIND RENDERED HER DEAR TO HER
HUSBAND, CHILDREN, AND ACQUAINTANCE, WHO REGRET THE LOSS OF A TENDER
AFFECTIONATE WIFE MOTHER AND FRIEND.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ABRAHAM SPOONER ESQRE WHO PURCHASED THIS MANOR IN 1 760 REBUILT THIS CHURCH IN 1 78 1 AND DIED 6th MAY 1 788
m: 98.
on the death of his elder brother isaac spooner esq. who was buried in the centre aisle of aston church in 1 727
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HE SUCCEEDED TO THE ESTATES OF HIS FATHER ABRAHAM SPOONER ESQ.
WHO WAS BURIED IN THE SOUTH AISLE OF SAINT MARTINS CHURCH BIRMINGHAM IN 170I.
IN MEMORY OF THE VENERABLE WILLIAM SPOONER M.A. FOURTH SON OF ISAAC AND BARBARA SPOONER WHO DIED 2nd SEPR 1 85 7 AGED 79. FOR 55 YEARS RECTOR OF THIS PARISH AND ARCHDEACON OF COVENTRY FROM 1824 TO 1851, A.D. HIS WIFE ANNA MARIA SIDNEY FIFTH DAUGHTER OF SIR LUCIUS O'BRIEN OF DROMOLAND, COUNTY CLARE, BART DIED 24™ DECR 1846, AGED 63, BY HER HE HAD IO CHILDREN WHO ALL SURVIVE TO BLESS GOD FOR PARENTS WISE AND LOVING WHO LIVED AND DIED IN THE FAITH OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZA
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF ISAAC AND BARBARA SPOONER INFLUENCED BY THE GRACE OF GOD SHE EARLY SOUGHT HIM AS HER PORTION; AND SUPPORTED BY THE SAVIOUR IN WHO SHE BELIEVED, PASSED UNDISMAYED THE VALE OF DEATH, CALMLY RESIGNING HER SPIRIT
INTO HIS HANDS. TO THE INEXPRESSIBLE GRIEF OF HER MOTHER, THIS DUTIFUL AND AFFECTIONATE DAUGHTER DIED SEPTEMBER 3rd 1817 , AGED 36 YEARS.
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ISAAC SPOONER ESQUIRE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE IN THE FAITH AND LOVE OF HIS GOD AND SAVIOUR TRUSTING ONLY IN HIM AND LOOKING FOR THE MERCY OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST UNTO ETERNAL LIFE. EXEMPLARY IN ALL RELATIVE DUTIES HE DEPARTED WITH THE REGRET OF ALL WHO KNEW HIM ; BUT ESPECIALLY OF HIS FAMILY HIS AFFLICTED WIDOW, HAVING FOR FORTY-SIX YEARS EXPERIENCED HIS AFFECTIONATE KINDNESS, MUST TO HER LATEST DAY LAMENT HER LOSS \ BUT IS CONSOLED WITH THE HOPE OF SOON MEETING HIM AGAIN IN THE PRESENCE OF THEIR REDEEMER HE DIED JUNE IST l8l6 HAVING COMPLETED HIS 8oTH YEAR.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
BARBARA HIS WIFE WHO SURVIVED HER BELOVED HUSBAND TEN YEARS AND DIED MARCH THE 26™ 1826 HAVING NEARLY COMPLETED HER 80™ YEAR. IN THANKFUL RELIANCE ON THE MERITS OF JESUS CHRIST HER LORD, SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE THROUGH HIM, OF ETERNAL SALVATION. IT WAS THE CONSTANT AND EARNEST PRAYER OF THIS MOST AFFECTIONATE WIFE AND MOTHER THAT ALL HER CHILDREN (SIX SONS AND FOUR DAUGHTERS) MIGHT, TOGETHER WITH THEIR PARENTS, PARTAKE IN HEAVEN OF THE JOY OF THEIR REDEEMER'S PRESENCE. SHE WAS THE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF SIR HENRY GOUGH BART OF EDGBASTON IN THIS COUNTY AND SISTER TO THE FIRST LORD CALTHORPE. THE ORGAN IN THIS CHURCH AND THE COMMUNION PLATE WERE GIVEN BY HER.
HE BUILT THE MANSION HOUSE AT THIS PLACE; AND FINISHED IT IN THE YEAR 1795.
The foregoing inscriptions were very kindly copied for me by the Rev. Harrison Goodenough Hayter, Rector of Elmdon, co. Warwick, 25 July igoi. — F. A. C.
Carles, Smith and Wood Families.
Richard Carles Born on Thursday the 6th of Novr 1677 ab1 9 o'clock in the morning.
He married Mrs Ann Moseley 16 Feb* 171 2 He had by her Walter
Carles who was born on thursday 27 of may 17 14 ab' one oth clock
in the afternoon. She dyed on Saturday ye 28th of may 17 15 (ann. retat. suse 27) He married Mrs Eliz : Gibbons Widow on Wednesday 7th of May 17 18
She was born July 30th 1682. He had by her Anne Carles who was born on Saturday sixteenth Janv
174° at one o th clock in the morning. Jane Carles who was born on Sunday the tenth of Decern' 1721 ab' a
quarter after nine o th clock at night afterward married to the Rev*1
Dr Smith, by whom she had two children Richard & Jenny as on
the opposite Page. Dorothy Carles who was born on friday 29th of July 1726 a little before
ten o th clock in the morning ab' ten minutes before ten.
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The children of Joseph & Eliz : Gibbons were born the day & years
following, viz': Elizabeth 28 June 1705. John 4th April 1707. Richard 27th March 1708. Eliz. 15th July 1709. Mary 13th Aug' 17 12. Joseph 11 Aug1 1 7 12.
The above mentiond Joseph Gibbons dyed 18 Jany 17 14.
Richd Carles Smith son of Richd Carles & Mary Smith born on the 25
of December 1775. Ed Hector Wood had the measels oct. 1798 at the school of the Revd
Mr Lamphiere Abingdon. Ric Carles Smith Son of Edward and Jane Smith was born April 16th
i75*: , .
Jenny Smith daughter of Edward and Jane Smith was born November 6th before two or three o th clock in the morning 1754. Married December the * 3d 1773 to Sutton Thomas Wood of S' Giles's Oxford.
Jenny Smith Wood, daughter of Sutton Thomas Wood and Jenney his wife, born Sepr Eighteenth a quarter before nine o th Clock in ye morning Baptizid Sepr 21st 1774.
February 24, 1776 born Sutton Thomas Wood son of Sutton Thomas & Jenny Wood.
Sepr 28th 1777 Born Charles Wood Son of Sutton Thomas Wood & Jenny his wife privately baptized.
April 4th 1779 Born Elizabeth Mary daughter of Sutton Thomas Wood & Jenny his wife abl nine at night being Easter Sunday.
Edward Hector Wood Son of Sut" Thos & Jenny Wood was born near \ past 11 o'clock on ye 2 2d March 1790.
Jenny Smith Wood was born 48 minutes after eight in the morning Sunday Sepr 18th 1774.
The Godmothers Her great Grand-Mother Mrs Pope, & Her Grand- Mother Mrs Wood, Her Godfather, Her Grand-father Dr Smith.
Sutton Thomas was born between 8 & 9 o'clock in the evening February 24, 1776, Saturday. His Godfathers His cousin James Sayer, and John Monro Esqres His Godmother Elizabeth Pope Wood his aunt.
Charles was born Sepr 21, 1777, Sunday 10 o clock at night. His Godfathers, Mr Wood His Grandfather, & Mr Holmes of Brazen Nose. His Godmother, Mrs Sangford. died Novemr 19, 1777, Burd in S' Giles's Church.
Elizabeth Mary Wood born April 4, 1 1 oclock in the evening on Easter Sunday 1779. Her Godmothers Mrs Wall & M,s Turner. Her Godfather Mr Burton, Brazen Nose.
Charles William Wood was Born Augst 28, 1780 at 25 minutes past eight o'Clock Monday morning & was privately baptiz'd. Sep- tember His Godmother Miss Elizabeth Halse. His Godfathers The Revd Mr Highbury of Bal : Coll : and Wm H. Warren of Christ Church Was publickly baptiz'd November ist at S' Giles died at 2 o clock Saturday morn. 23 of Decr 1780 & was Buried on Xmas Day in S' Giles's Churchyard by its dear deceased brother.
Feb. & March 1786 Eliza & Sutton had the Measles and by the Permission of ye Supreme did well.
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Edward Hector Wood was born near | past n o'clock on the 2 2d March 1790 His God Fathers Revd W. Landon & Rev"1 J. L. Warren His God-Mother Mrs Sayer.
Had ye small Pox in 1793.
Francis Smith born February the 7, 1679 on a monday forty six
minutes after six in the morning. Sarah Smith the wife of Francis Smith born the 7th of September 1678. Sarah Smith Her book September the 17th 17 10.
I give this Book to my Daughter Isabel Sanders, P. B. Brodie,
Rowington, Novr 10, 1896. This Bible came to me by right of my mother & the names in it are all
her family relatives.
P. B. Brodie, Vicar of Rowington.
From a Bible printed in London by Robert Barker, 1605, and bound in white vellum, in possession of Mrs. Sanders of Alvestoti Manor, co. Warwick. These notes were kindly sent me by the Rev. James Harvey Bloom, Rector of Whitchurch, co. Warwick. — F. A. C.
Newman Family.
The 4th of march 1662 my wife mary departed this liufe boinge aged
45 yeares : and marryed to my selfe 23 years and 8 monthes. The 30th of maije 1664 I was married to Susan my wife. The 3d of septtemB 1665 my Sone Thomas died being the time of the
great plauge in and About London. This Book I giue to Tho: Newman My sone after my Decess. The
Lord giue him a hart to make it profitable to him. The 15th of march 1639 my daughter Marry was borne. The 25th of January 1641 my Sonne Edward was Borne. The 13th of October 1648 my Sonne Thomas was Borne. Ye 13th of August 1652 my daughter paycienc was Borne. Ye first of Septtember 1665 my Sonne Thomas ye younger was Borne
at 4 of ye Clock in the Afternoone bein Friday being in the mides
of ye Great plauge. This Book I give to my Sonne Thomas whoe was Borne in the yeare
1665 aboue writen. The 2d of Septtember 1666 in the morning being Sabath day begaine
that great and terable judgment by fire in the Citie of London to
the great amasment of the beholders which continued tell wensday
night following.
Martha Richards was born november the 24 day At 5 In the eavin 1721. Susanner Bishup Born July ye 30 att 6 In the morning 1742.
From a Bible, "Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, Printer to the Qucenes most Excellent Majestic, 1599. — F. A. C.
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Gifford Family.
John Gifford CI: M.A. Rector of Mainston & Mrs Elizabeth Wollaston Were Married Jan1"? 24, 1709-10 by Mr S: Billingsly Vicar of Bps Castle in the presence of Mr Richard Wollaston her father & Mrs Laetitia Wollaston her sister & Robert Minton Parish Clerk.
John the son of John & Elizabeth Gifford was Born April 29 being Sunday at 5 in the Morning 17 n Bapt: May 2d. My father in Law & Br: in Law Lloyd & Mrs Brown of Bps Castle being Sponsors, this son died Septr 12, 1730 haveing been two Years at Oxford.
Laetitia the daughter of John & Eliza Gifford Born Septr 3d being Wednsday twixt 10 & 11 in ye forenoon, Bapt : Septr 16. Th: Edwards Esqr Mrs Milward & Mother Wollaston, Sponsors. 1 712 at Bps Castle.
Elizabeth the daughf of J: & E: Gifford Born Jan1"*" 30 being Sunday betwixt ten & Elevn in the forenoon & Baptizd Febr 8, 17 14-15 at Bps Castle. Mrs Dorothy Jones, Sister Lloyd & Br John Wollaston, Sponsors.
Mary the daughter of J: & E: Gifford Born March 31 at 32 Minutes after Sevn at Night Friday & Bapt: April 13, 172 1. Br Mr Richard Wollaston, Represented by Br John & Mrs Morris of ye hall & M1"5 Cole, Sponsors.
Euphemia the daughter of J: & E: Gifford Born Wednsday July 2 2d betwixt 25 & 26 Minutes after 12 at Noon & Bapt: Augst Ist 1724 father Wollaston Mrs Abley & My Aunt Brown, Wife to Captn Brown of Edinburgh, Represented by Mrs Pugh, Sponsors.
Richard the son of J: & E: Gifford, Born Sunday, decr 26 abl 17 Minutes past ten in the forenoon & Bapt: decr 27, 1725. Father & Br John W: & his Wife, Sponsors.
James the son of J: & E: Gifford Born Saturday Octr 14 at half hour after 8 aclock at Night Bapt: Octr 15, 1727. Father & Mother & Br J: W: Sponsors. Memdm father was Represented by Mr Wm Farmer of Knuck. at Mainston. An Account of Marriages & deaths of J: & E: G — s Children.
Elizabeth Gifford My Second daughter Married to Mr Francis Dike of Mainston February 21, i73f.
Mary Gifford My third daughter Married to Mr Thomas Reading August 4th 1745. her Eldest, John Bulkley Gifford Reading born decr 22, 1747. She died July 11, 1750 Suddenly.
Laetitia My Eldest daughter Married to Mr Peter Winstanley of London Goldsmith, her Eldest Child, Laetitia Gifford Winstanley, Born decr 20, 1751.
Elizabeth dike ye daughter of Mr Francis dike & Elizabeth his Wife
born Jan^ 7th 173I Bapt: Jan^ 8 Buried Sepr 1, 174 . Sarah the daughter of sd Mr Francis & Elizabeth dike born July 15 &
Bapt: July 18, 1736. Charles the son of sd Mr Francis & Elizabeth dike born & Bapt : April 5th
1740, Received into Church May 5. Francis the son of sd Francis & Elizabeth dike born & Bapt: June 17
1744 pr: Bapt.
Euphemia ye daughter of sd Francis & Elizabeth dike Born & Baptised October 2, 1748.
From a Volume in my possession, containing the Book of Common Prayer and Bible with Apocrypha: "London, Printed by Charles Bill, and the Executrix of Thomas JVewcomb, deceas'd ; Printers to the Queens most Excellent Majesty. MZ>CCVf."—F.A.C.
Brise Family.
Joshua Brise Citizen and Salter of Londn (Son of Shadrach Brise of Cavendish in Suff Gent & Eliz: his wife) was marryed the 11th ffebry 17 13 To Elizabeth only child of Thomas Small of Deptford in ye County of Kent at ye parish Ch of S' Mary Le Bow Londn by Dr S. Bradford ReC there and had Issue.
Elizabeth Born Novr 8th 17 14 in ye parish of S' Mildd Bread street Londn & was Bap: Novr 18, 17 14 by Mr Sa: Wright & by him Registred in a Book kept for y' purpose for ye Dissent: Congregation in Blackfryers Londn & Dyed the 25 Novr 17 14 & was Buryed in the Vault in the same parish of Sc Mild.
Ann Born Sepr 19, 1715 in ye parish aforesd & was Bap: Octobr 4, 17 15 by Mr Samuel Wright & Registred as aforesaid & Dyed the 23d of Augst 1748 & was Buryed in the Chancell at Clare the 29 of the same month.
John Born March 30th 17 17 in ye parish aforesd was Bap: Apr 11th 17 17 by Mr Sam : Wright & Registred as aforesd Dyed -f- 9th Jan 1 7 1 7 and was Buryed in the Vault of the parish aforesaid.
Elizabeth Born Sepr 24, 17 18 in the parish aforesd was Bap: Octor 6, 1 7 18 by Mr Samuel Wright & Registred as aforesd
Joshua Born Jan: 6th 17 19 in the parish aforesd was Bap: Jan 16th by Mr Sa: Wright & Registred as aforesd Dyed at Clare in Suff: Sepr 26, 1720 & was Buryed next to ye Chief Seat on ye N Side of the Chancell there.
Shadrach Born June 4th 1721 in ye parish aforesd was Bap: June 15,
1 72 1 by Mr S: Wright & Registred as aforesd Dyed at Clare May 24, 1722 and was Buryed in the chauncel there.
Joanna Born May 18th 1722 in ye parish aforesd was Bap: May 29th
1722 by Mr Sam Wright & Registred as aforesd Dyed at Clare December 28, 1722 & was Buryed in the Chauncel there.
Frances Born July 2 5, 1 7 2 3 at Capenter's Hall in Lond" was Bap : there Aug1 5th 1723 by Mr Newman assistant to Mr S. Wright & Regd as aforesd.
Shadrach Born January 2d 1724 at Clare was Bap : Jan 13, 1724 by Mr Robert Wilson the Dissenting Minister there & by him Regd in a book kept for y1 purpose for ye Dissenting Congregation there.
Mary Born DeC 18, 1729 at Clare was Bap Dec 25, 1729 by Mr Rob* Wilson aforsd & Reg: as aforesd.
Samuel Born Jan: 2d 1732 at Clare was Baptized Jan 17th 1732 by Mr Ro: Wilson, Dissenting Minister now at Maiden & by him Registred in the same Register begun at Clare wherein the two Former Children were Registred.
From a Bible, " Ca?nbridge : Printed by John Field, Printer to the Vniversitie, 1668," in tny possession. — F. A. C.
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Knowlys Family.
Richard Knowlys of= Coldasbe in Com : Nortfiton gl
Robert Knowlys of=j=Dorothy da: of John Coldasbey. Barker of Ipswich
in Com: Stiff: Ar.
Robert Knowlys of=T=Martha da: & Coh: of
Walton in Com : Suff : gl 1664.
Tho : Knapp of Ipswich.
Thomas sonne and heire, set: 20: An0 1664.
2. John.
3. William.
4. Richard.
5. Charles.
1. Martha.
2. Katherine.
Extracted from the Records of the College of Arms, London, and examined therewith, by me, this Qth day of October 1901.
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Knolles
Constancia uxor eius sepulta= in eccta Carmelitarum Lond.
=Robtus Knolles Eques Ordinis Sci Georgij obijt a° 8 H. 4 seputus in eccta Carmelitarf Londini.
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Ema filia & hseres vxor Jofiis Babington fil: 5 Jotiis Babington militis.
Prudentia vx: Edri Andrews de com Northton.
Johanna nupta Jofci Dorothea Shugbrugh de Nauesby vxor . . .
in com Northton. Gibbes.
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Margeria vxor Rici Edmonds Mercatoris stapul.
Catherina nupta Francisco Belgraue de Leicestre.
Robertus Knolles^ Alius quartus.
^Dorothea filia & cohaer Jotris Barker de Ipswich in Suff.
Francisca vxor Johis Baud de Rothwell.
Rofctus Knolles filius & haeres.
I I Johannes Elizabetha
Juditha nup- ta Johi Cope de Copes Ashby.
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Family.
Ricus Forester=f=
I
Jolies Northcote=f Margeria filia Rici Forster.
Johannes=j= Forester
Thomas Knolles^ frater iunior.
Isabella filia & haeres vnica.
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Margeria fil: & haer vxor JoSis de Gand.
Wittus Knolles=r= filius secundus.
Johannes Knolles filius & haeres s.p.
Johanes Knolles=f=
Rogerus Knolles=
T
filia
BaronisdeHilton.
Johannes de Gande a quo Withypole.
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Wittus Haldenby=r=
I '
I I Wittus Haldenby=f= Elizabetha vxor Henrici Hatton. _
Rogerus Knolles= de Cold Ashby.
=Eliza6 fil: Wifti Caue consanguinea & haeres Humfri Caue de
Jofies Haldenby=j=Catherina Grey.
Maria nup-
ta
Foxley.
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Ricus Knolles= of Cold Ashby 6 Nov: 1580.
=Fran fil: & haer Johis Haldenby.
Anna vx: Johis Rogerus Knolles=j=Catherina fil: Faustini
Shugburgh de West Haddon.
de Cold Ashby in com : Nortliton.
Feildinge de Sutto Bonington.
Haldenby filius 2.
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Edwardus 3.
I.I I I.
Cathenna Ricus Knolles Rogerus 2 Francisca
2.
Extracted from the Collections of Augustine Vincent, in the College of Arms, London, and examined therewith, by me, this gth day of October 1901.
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Knowlys Family.
To all and singuler as well Nobles and Jentylls as others to home thies present^ shall come besene red herd or Vnderstanded I Sr Gilbert Dethicke knight ats Garter princypall kinge of Armes send greetinge in our Lord god everlastinge fforasmvch as Auncyently from the begeninge the Valyent and Vertouse actes of worthy parsons have byne comended to the world and posterytie w* sondrye monew- mentf and remembraunces of ther good desertf Emongst the wche the chefest and most Vseall hathe byne the beringe of Signes in shildf called Armes beinge none other then demonstracyons and tokens of prowysse and Valoir
dyversly distrybuted accordinge to the qualyties and desertf of the parsons merytinge the same to the intent that suche as by there vertuse dow ad and showe forthe to the advancement of the comon well the shigne of ther good Lyffe and conversacyon in Dayle practis of thingf Worthy and comendable maye therfor receve dew honor in there Lyves and also deryve and contynew the same successiuely to ther posterytie for ever Emongste the wch nomber Rychard knowlys of Coldasby in the county of northampton gent who was the sonne of Roger knowlys of the said county a foresayd is descended of A Worshipfull Lynage and his Auncesters beinge the berars of thies tokens and Armes of honor and yet he not knowinge in what maner his said Auncesters dyd vse and bere the same nor what crest or cognisaunce there vnto belongethe hathe instantly requiryd me the said garter princypall kinge of Armes to assigne and set forthe vnto him and his posterytie thies ther said Awnsyent Armes so as he and the maye lawfully bere the same w'out the preiudice or offence to any other parson in consideracyon whereof and at his instant request I the said garter et c have assigned ratifyed confirmed and set forthe vnto him [and] his posterytie thies ther said Armes w' helme mantellf torce and crest to be borne in maner and forme herein declarid vid : gules on a chevorn ar 3 roses of the first on a canton of the second a flewerdelice of the fild and to his crest vpon a helme on a torse ar g An Olyvantf hed or issuinge out of a crowne g manteled g dob: argent all wch said Armes and crest I the said Garter et c by power and autorytie of my office to me comytted by letters pattent(j vnder the great sele of England have assigned geven and granted vnto him and his posterytie for ever and he and the the same to have hold vse bere and showe forth in shild cote armor or other wise at his and ther lybertie and plesure wl out the impediment let or interuption of any other parson or parsons In wytnesse whereoff I the
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said Garter et c have signed this presentf wl my one hand and have set to the sele of my Office w4 the sele of my Armes. Dated the xxij yere of Quene Elisabeth An0 1580.
dated 6 Nov. 1580. A° 22 Eliz.
The orig: Pat: penes Wmi Knowlys of Harp Lane Tower Street Wine Merchant set. 50 et ampl. 7 Feb. 1774 exhibd to
Is: Heard Lr
Extracted from the Records of the College of Arms, London, and examined therewith, by me, this pth day of October igoi.
Barton Family.
Thos Barton Sinr Died Decern1" 30, 1772.
Junier Thos Barton whas Born may the 10 Day betwixt five & Six in
the after noon 1762. November the 14 Hester Barton Whass Born 8 minnits past A Leven
o Clock att Night 1764. May 30th 1768 Elizabeth Barton whass Born at 5 in the after Noon. Wilm Alfrey Born May 2d 1774 at Eleven at night Baptizd at Sl Mary
Magdelins, Bermonsey, Died January or Feb^ 15th at Noon. John Alfrey Born June 4th 1776 at seven in the morning at Westminster
Christ'd at Home.
From a volume in my possession containing The Book of Common Prayer and Bible, '■'■London: Printed by Thomas Baskett, Printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty ; and by the Assigns of Robert Baskett, MDCCXLV/L" On the cover are
stamped the initials gPg and on the inside cover is written: "Elizabeth Stevans April 10th i74p."—F. A. C.
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Branford Family.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF BENJAMIN BRANFORD, WHO DIED 26™ MARCH 1857, AGED 62 YEARS; ELIZABETH RELICT OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED DECR 2nd 1 88 1, AGED 83 YEARS. IN MEMORY OF EMMA REBECCA THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF BENJAMIN & ELIZABETH BRANFORD WHO DIED 12th DECr 1843 AGED 2 2 YEARS.
Altar Tomb,
MEMORY OF SUSAN MARY THE BELOVED WIFE OF ROBERT PRATT MORGAN AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE LATE BENJAMIN BRANFORD OF FLORDON BORN 15™ OCTOBER 1 834 DIED IIth OCTOBER 1 863. ALSO
OF THE ABOVE NAMED ROBERT PRATT MORGAN LATE OF THORPE HAMLET, NORWICH BORN 28™ JANUARY 1836 DIED 20TH JUNE 1870.
Head Stone.
These inscriptions at Flordon, co. Norfolk, 7vere very kindly copied for me by tlie Rector, the Rev. Isaac Easton, 6 September igoi. — F. A. C.
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Goddard Family.
1417.
/^ECILIA SUDBURY, formerly Goddard, widow. Widow of William ^-^ Sudbury, citizen and draper of London. To be buried in church of S' Mary Bothehawe, London, near the tomb of William my husband. Obits for William Sudbury and John Godard my husbands. John Worteley. Sir Richard Byllingham, Rector of S' Mary's. To Robert Tatersall, citizen and draper, and my brother Bardolph Worteley my lands in the county of Kent in trust for my daughters Catherine Wymondham, wife of Peter Wymondham, citizen and draper, and Ann, wife of Thomas Husshe of London, draper. Exors : My brother Bardolph Worteley, Richard Byllingham and Robert Tatersall. Dated 3 September 1417. Proved 19 November 1417 by said exors.
P.C.C. 39 Marche.
142 I.
SIR JOHN GODARD, En*. To be buried where exors think fit. Isabell my wife. Henry my brother. John my son. College of Sowtton. Thomas Hothton. Thomas Watton. Odo Barvom. Margery Ardron. William Horseley. Sir Richard, priest. John Cook. John Chavretto. Richard Crosby. John Vander Hankyn. John at Stabel. John Herteley. Jenyn at Stabel. Jenyn at Chamber. Stephen Cook. Stephen at Chamber. William Descord. John Aborune. Robert Boteler. William Blacket. Geoffrey Unfayn. Thomas Cook. John Blacket. John Amerer. William Merkeweke. John Ambery. Exors : Wife Isabel and brother Henry. Witnesses: Sir Philip Lecche, Master Peter Thomas, Thomas Hothton and others. Dated 18 May 142 1 at Noians sur Seyne.*
P.C.C. 8 Luffenham.
1454-
JOHN GODARD of Poulton juxta Marlborough, in the county of Wilts. To be buried in middle of nave of parish church, Myldenhall. Bequests to cathedral of Salisbury, churches of Myldenhall, Aldbourne, Ogbournes S* Andrew and S' George and others. John my son. Cecily my daughter. William Dolman of Marlborough and Robert Baron of London, mercer. Thomas Fyssher my son, and Cecily his wife, my daughter. Master John Banham, Rector of S' Peter's, Marlborough. To Master Walter Plummer. John Michel. Master John at Ardern, alias Bedmyster, of the house of S£ Margaret near Marlborough. To Friar Richard my chaplain. Thomas Shepard of Aldbourne. Richard Jowr of Aldbourne. John Jowr. John Frenshman. Robert Tympany. Joan Chamelyn. John Hynde and Agnes his wife. John Michel son of John Michel of Marlborough. My godsons William and John, sons of William Dolman. My godson John Rede. Exors : Master John
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Hele, Rector of Myldenhall, John Michel, William Dolman, Robert Baron, Thomas Fissher and Cecily his wife. Overseer : Master John Banham, Rector of S' Peter's, Marlborough. Dated i November 1453. Proved 12 April 1454 by John Michel, William Dolman and Robert Baron, exors.
P.C.C. 10 Rous.
1501.
T OHN GODDARD of Ogbourne Sl George, in the county of Wilts. J To be buried in the chapel of the Trinity in the parish church of Sc George, Ogbourne. To church of Sl George, Ogbourne, 10 marks. Christian my wife. To Thomas Goddard my elder son a farm at Eton and all cattle thereon. To Edith my daughter 100 marks to marry her with. To John Goddard my brother Walter's son 5 marks. To John Goddard my brother John's son 40s. Sister Elizabeth and her children. To Sir William Eliot 10 marks yearly to pray for my soul. Land in the lordship of Ogbourne to be occupied by Christian my wife and Thomas Bushe "If Christian keep her sole & mary not." Exors: Richard Goddard my brother, Richard Wayneman and Thomas Bushe. Witnesses: Richarde Godarde and " my goostly father" Sir William Palmer. Dated 16 March 150^. Proved 7 June 1501.
P. C. C. 23 Moone.
1504.
JOHN GODDARD of Winchelsea. To be buried in church of j S' Thomas the Martyr in Winchelsea. A bequest towards reparation of said church. Anne Browning. Richard Goddard my son. My exors to find " an honest prest to sing for my sowle." Son Richard to have money which Thomas Buntyng oweth me. Residue to wife Joan whom I make exor. My lands within the shires of Kent and Sussex, sufficient to be sold to pay debts, residue to wife, remainder to son Richard and his heirs. He to pay to every child of John Goddard then living 20s. An obet to be kept within the church of Brookland for my mother Agnes Goddard's soul. Margaret Goddard my daughter to have tene- ment wherein William Hart lately dwelt. Witnesses : Rob1 Sparow and Jno Halis. Dated 6 October 1503. Proved 15 June 1504.
P.C.C. 8 Holgrave.
JOHN GODDARD of Hyden, in the county of Devon. To be buried in church of S' Andrew at Hyden. Joan my wife, John my son, who are appointed exors. Witnesses: John Hollewey, John Homemay and Thomas Otter. Dated 6 January 15 of. Proved 10 February 150^-.
P.C.C. 24 Hoi grave.
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RICHARD GODRED of Albourne, in the county of Wilts, To be buried at Albourne. Richard Godred, son of Walter Godred. Richard son of William Godred. Thomas Godred son of John Godred my brother. Thomas Busshe. Elizabeth Yate, daughter of John Yate. Alice Godred, wife of John Godred. To John son of John Godred land called " Medhilcrofte." John Yate to have "Meghinton & blakgrove." John Godred son of Richard Godred. Sons and daughters of John Yate. Robert Payn. Henry Frekhilton. William Hethcott. Walter Tucker. Elizabeth Fetipace. Sons and daughters of Thomas Bushe, William Prott, William Clerke and William Mundi. Agnes Mundi. Thomas Harold. Robert Poppe. Robert Ulgar. Thomas Swett. Richard Morley. William Walshin. Thomas Hulkes. Roger Hill and all his sons and daughters. Richard Skette. Richard Reynolds. Elizabeth Gayn, daughter of John Gayn. John Clerk. Elizabeth Stephen daughter of Thomas Godred. Elenor Walshin. Alice Erley. Elenor Glover. John Fifeld. Margaret Jacob. William Cole and sons and daughters. To my wife Elizabeth, John Yate and John Godred, son of Walter Godred, furniture at Uppham. To my wife Elizabeth and said John Godred furniture at Albourne. The four younger sons of my late brother John Godred. Exors : John Yate and John Godred, son of Walter Godred. Overseer : Master John Eton perpetual vicar of Alborne. Witnesses : Sir Henry Frekhilton, Sir William Hethcott, Thomas Bushe, Thomas Godred and others. Dated 5 June 1505. Proved 28 August 1505 by exors. pC(, j6 migrav£
I507-
RICHARD GODDARD the younger, apprentice unto John Peynter, grocer of London. To be buried in churchyard of S' Mildred in London. To brother John Osemortd, his and mine two sisters, Agnes and Joan, all that bequest that my father William Goddard made me. My sheep and sack of wool which my uncle Richard Goddard left me, now in the hands and keeping of my cousin Thomas Goddard of Ogbourne, to be equally divided between brother John Osmonde, my said sisters and his, Agnes and Joan. Witnesses : Rob' Dandy, Curate of church of S' Mildred, Poultry, Mistress Alice Peynter and Agnes Stowmay. Dated 13 August 1505. Proved at Lambeth 1 December 1 507, by Rob' Osemond. p C a JO Adeane,
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THOMAS GODDARDE of Hastings, in the county of Sussex. To be buried in church of Sl Clement's in Hastings. To high altar there, shrine of S' Richard of Chichester. Isabell my wife all lands and tenements for life. She to pay to Symond Goddarde my son 33s 4d. Residue to wife who is made extrix. Overseers : Master Richard Smyth, draper of London, and Master Harlakendey the elder. Witnesses : Edmund Franke, Sir Peter Logan, curate, Sir Robert Hunt, Master Wm Brokesby, stuarde, and John George, clerk of the said parish with others. Dated 3 September 15 19. Proved 24 October 15 19 by Isabell his relict. p c c 2I ^ , #
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152?.
JOHN GODARDE of Enfield, in the county of Middlesex. To J be buried in churchyard of Sl Andrew's in Enfield. Bequests to high altar of said church and the fraternity of Our Lady. To John Godarde my son the house I dwell in. To my wife, his mother, the house near the well for life. Joan my wife my copyhold house for life, then to Isabell my daughter, with remainder "to her infants that may live." Bequest to said daughter Isabell which shall be held by son John till she be 18. Exors : Son John Godarde and Wife Joan. Witnesses : Sir John Brigeman "my Goostly Father," Thomas Cordell and others. Debtors to John Godarde : Mistress Skeene of Greenwich, William Cooke of same, John Hale of Walthamstow, William Pampeon of Poplar, John Yngland of Islington, gent, Thomas Shepman of Stretford Lang- thorne, Netherton of Hackney, Awncell of Much Monden, Crowmer's wife of London. Dated March 152^. Proved 18 March 15 2f by Joan, relict, and John Goddard.
P.C.C. 6 Maynwaryng.
I530.
RICHARD GODDART of Ogbourne St. George, in the county of Wilts. To be buried in the church of St. George, Ogbourne, "in the ile called our ladye." Bequest to mother church of Sarum, to high altar in Ogbourne, to the maintenance of the body of said church 1 quarter of barley, "barley to make a stoke in the same church to the intent that the Churchwardens shall every year kepe my obyte for my Soule." Isabell my wife shall deliver to cousin Antony Goddart at age of 18 - sheep and all the barley and hay growing on my closes called "halame" and "morey." All goods to wife Elizabeth {sic) who is made sole extrix. Witnesses : Sir Roger Jones "my gostely father," Richard Eyrys, Thomas Dixin, with many others. Dated 4 July 1530. Proved 29 September 1530.
Archdeaconry Court of Berks, Book A, fo. 246.
1535-
JOHN GODDERD of Lowestoft, in the county of Suffolk. To be J buried within the chancel door, where I sit, on the North side, in the church of Sl Margaret. To Ann my wife the tenement and lands which I bought of Robert Childerns and John Yungambrey in Kessingland, within the half hundred of Aynlforde, the tenement I bought of Robert Childerns of Kessingland in the town of Kessingland, lands which I bought of John Yungambreye, a parcel called " Bezzetts " lying in the field of Kessingland, for her life, then to son John Godderd and heirs for ever, if son die before wife exors to sell these properties and distribute money in charity as they think fit. To wife fee simple of tenement in Carleton. To son John Godderd land in Corton. Robert Yelton my servant a house in Lowestoft lying between the houses of Richard Aughell and of William Harmans. My wife's three daughters
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Alice Landyvylde, Besse Woode and Margaret Woode proceeds of sale of house called " Heynys," which I bought of Richard Fulwood. Anne my wife, house called " Bernards " and my capital house in Norwich, parish of St. John, Maddermarket. My head house in Lowestoft where I dwell to wife until son is 24, when he is to occupy it, but his mother to dwell there for life, she to occupy " the parlour, the chamber next to it with the litel buttrye next to the East," use of the well and yard " to lye in Colys & woode." William Godderd my nephew £10 at 25. John Shank 20s. Elizabeth his sister £10. My brother Hedds the younger. My two " shippys," i.e., my dogger in Ireland and my crayer called the " Jfius." My brother Robert Godderd all money due and owing to me in " Estgate Strete in Sc Edmunds bury" of a tenement which William Godderd did lately purchase of me. Exors : Wife Anne and son John Godderd. Supervisor : Master Nicholas Hare of Norwich. Master Hardye of Elton to be my wife's councellor. Witnesses : John Shank, Thos Shottesnm and Robert Gilbank. Dated 16 April 1535. Proved 20 November 1535.
P.C.C. 2Q Hogen.
1538.
THOMAS GODDARD of Ogbourne St. George, ih the county of Wilts. To be buried in the chapel of the Blessed Trinity in the parish church of Ogbourne S1 George. Bequests to cathedral at Sarum and churches of Ogbourne S' George, Albourne, Overton and Water Eaton. Property and household effects to wife Anne, daughter of John Ernie, at her death to son Vincent Goddard and heirs, default to son Anthony and heirs, default to youngest son William. To son John Goddard farm at Etton. To son Anthony Goddard farm at Barbary. To son William Goddard advowson of Ogbourne. Son Thomas. Daughters Luce, Elizabeth, Alice (the younger of that name) and Louie, also daughters Joan, Dorothy and Maryon, "novices in religion." Dorothy, daughter of Thomas Goddard the younger. Exors : William Lambard, John Goddard of Upham, William Lambard. Overseer: John Ernie, father-in-law. Witnesses : John Goddard of Upham, Wm Lambard, Thomas Crooke, William Goddard and Thomas Goddard. Dated 10 April 1536. Proved 1 April 1538 by John Raleigh and Anne the relict.
P.C.C. 15 Dyngeley.
1542.
RICHARD GODDARD. Margarett and Jone my daughters, cattle &c. Elizabeth Futte (?) 20 nobles. Jane Foster 20s. Jone Blake my daughter 20 sheep. Children of John Goddard my son. Rest of goods to Phillipp Goddard and Richard my sons who are joint exors. Overseers : - Wynchcome and son John Goddard. Witnesses : John Bothe, Vicar, John Goddard, William Foster and others. Dated 18 February IS4|-
Archdeaconry Court of Berks O.W. {not registered).
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1544-
WILLIAM GODDARDE of Bury St. Edmunds, in the county of Suffolk. To Robert Goddarde my brother £6. His children 40s. Thomas Godfrey of " myche Hernyngforth " and John Hyll of the same town. William Goddarde my godson, son of my brother Thomas Goddarde, ^5. Brother Thomas' other children Roger, John, Thomas and Agnes each 20s. John Stevins 20s. William Richarde my godchild 10s. William Bondwid, patternmaker. Agnes my wife ^30 and house I now dwell in. Exors : Agnes my wife and brother Thomas Goddarde. Supervisor : William Ricarde, sadler. Witnesses : Thos Heyney, William Denton, Thomas Parker, Richarde Cooke and Robert Goddarde. Dated 2 September 1544. Proved 25 September 1544.
P.C.C. 14 Py nning.
1545-
THOMAS GODDARD of Rougham, in the county of Suffolk. To be buried in Rougham Church. High altar of said church. My exors to see that my brother William's will is carried out and discharged in all things. Roger Goddard my son ^40 in the year he finishes " prentishode." Agnes Goddard my daughter and John, William and Thomas Goddard my sons £20 each at 21. Margaret Wallys 6s 8d. Brother Robert Goddard ^5. John Goddard his son, my godson, 20s. Thomas and Robert Goddard his children 10s each. Roger Goddard, coverlet weaver, 10s. Margery my wife all houses I have bought for life, remainder to children. William Goddard my son the bargain I made with Robert my brother. Thomas Goddard my son house in Brakeland. Roger Goddard my son the bargain I made with William Skynner. My wife to pay son John and daughter Agnes £6 13s 4d each on day of their marriage out of son Roger's part of ^40. Exors : Margery, wife, and John Goddard, son. Overseer : William Goddard. Witnesses : Sir Wm Eston, parish priest, Nicholas Walle of Bury, ffletcher, Richard Huggyn, with others. Dated 26 May 1545 (37 Henry VIII). Proved 19 June 1545.
P. C. C. jo Py titling.
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THOMAS GODDERD of Welford, in the county of Berks, husbandman. To be buried in churchyard of S1 Gregory in Welford. Mother church of Sarum and church of Welford. John Godderd my son, John Godderd my brother. - Clark. Thomas Grey. Julyan Chryssel. Agnes Wheles my sister. Residue to be divided into three equal parts, one each to. wife and sons John and Richard. Wife Margaret appointed sole extrix. Witnesses : Thomas Slad, parish curate, Thomas Payn, Thomas Koxhed, Peter Dore, with others Dated 21 February 154^.
Proved in Archdeaconry Court of Berks {no da/e), Book B, fo. 3.
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1549-
WILLIAM GODDARDE of the parish of Sl Leonard, Shoreditch, in the county of Middlesex, gent. To be buried in the tomb where my grandfather was buried in the parish church of S' Leonard aforesaid. My tenements which I purchased of the King, called the "rotten rowe," and all lands in parish of Shoreditch, leasehold and freehold, to wife for life, at her death remainder to son George and heirs, remainder to son Charles Goddarde, remainder to son William Goddarde, failing heirs remainder to two daughters Luce and Elizabeth. My lease in "busshoppe felde" to wife for life, at death to be equally divided between three sons George, Charles and William ; Luce Goddarde my daughter and her husband to have ^4 per annum out of same. Lease of ' ' bushoppes hall " to be sold. Sons Charles and William and daughter Elizabeth all household goods which I have at " busshoppes hall." All my cattle there to be equally divided. Residue to wife, after her death to son George. Poor 20s. Wife sole extrix. Overseers : My friend Thomas Lumine (?) and my son John Heydon. Witnesses: Thomas Parsonnes, Wm Swan of Shoreditch, Humferye Hunderhill, Richd Davyd and Gynkes Hall. Dated 11 March, 2 Edward VI. (154!). Proved 16 April 1549 by relict.
P.C.C. 5 PopalwelL
I550.
THOMAS GODDARD of Estoverton, in the county of Wilts. To wife Alice farm at Overton for life. Thomas Goddard my eldest son. Walter Goddard my second son. William Goddard my youngest son. Brother John Goddard of Eton to be guardian of two younger sons until of age, to send them either to Winchester, Oxford or Cambridge to be educated. John Hibbard. Overseer : Mr John Erneley. Dated 14 March 154^. Proved 5 September 1550.
P.C.C. 21 Coode.
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T OHN GODDARD. To be buried in church of Masworth, in the J county of Buckingham. Exors to distribute at my burial 40s, and at the month's end another 40s. Joan my wife. Robert Forde and his wife. Residue to be distributed at discretion of William Goddard my son, my exor. Son William Goddard all lands in Wingrave for life, remainder to William Goddard his son, remainder to Richard Goddard, son of William Goddard the father, remainder to George Goddard, son of said William Goddard. Lands and tenements in Aylesbury to son William Goddard, remainder to Richard Goddard his son. All my lands in Long Merston, Crofton, Winge, Massworth, Willesthorn and Trynge to William Goddard, son to William Goddard my son, remainder as aforesaid. Overseer : Master John Bosse. Witnesses : William and Richard Goddard. Dated 4 January 155^-. Proved 5 April 1553.
P.C.C. 9 Tashe.
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1553-
T OHN GODDARDE of the parish of Englefield, in the county of J Berks. To be buried in churchyard of Englefield. Richard Curtes my son-in-law. His sons John and Richard Curteis. Ellen Curtes his daughter. Em Goddard. William Goddard my son. Residue to my son William and Alice Goddard my daughter, my exors. Witnesses: Nicholas Jonson and John Ingerfeld, with others. Dated 2 May 1553. Proved 6 October 1553.
Archdeaconry Court of Berks , Book D, fo. 8.
1555-
T OHN GODDARD of Seghill, in the county of Wilts. To be buried J in the chapel of Sl Katherine in Sedghill. Bequests to lady church of Sarum, chapel of Sedghill and church of East Knoyle. William my son. John my son, the elder. John my son, the younger. Christian my daughter. Any of my children's children. Elizabeth my wife, who is sole extrix. Overseers : John Burbage, John Goddard my son, Robert Jeffreys and Thomas Lemy(?). Witnesses: Richard Taylor "myghosley father," John Coward the elder, Phyllipp Prownde, with others. Dated 24 July 1550. Proved 6 October 1555.
Archdeaconry Court of Sarum, "Estate of fohn Goddard dec11 of parish of Berwick, S* Leonards," Book III., fo. 112.
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JOHN GODARD, the elder, of Aldbourne, in the county of Wilts, and diocese of Sarum, gent. To be buried at Aldbourne. Mentions deed dated 8 July, 30 Henry VIII. (1538), made between Sir Anthony Hungerford, K', of one part, and of me, John Godard, of other part, covenanting the marriage between John Godard the elder, my son and heir, and Elizabeth Fetiplace, in which the father gives the son and Elizabeth his wife certain lands in the parish of Daunsey and half his cattle. To Thomas Godard the elder, my son, all goods and chattels upon lands in Uppam, Snappe, Wekelscott and Wanborough. Elizabeth my wife. To Thomas Godard the younger, my son, land in Aldbourne. Mentions indenture made by me to the said Thomas Godard the younger, dated 12 March, 6 Edward VI. (155-5-). John Godard the younger my son. To Thomas Godard, son and heir of my son and heir John Godard, land in Wooton Basset. Dorothy and Anne Goddard daughters of said' son and heir John the elder. William Draper my wife's son. Thomas Godard the elder sole exor. Overseers : William Hutton, Vicar of Aldbourne, John Godard the elder, Thomas Godard the younger. Dated 29 August, 3 and 4 Philip and Mary (1556). Proved 4 February 155! by Thomas Godard.
P.C.C. 5 Noodes.
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WILLIAM GODARDE of Wyngrave, in the county of Buckingham, yeoman. To be buried in church of Wyngrave before the Trinity altar. Mother church of Lincoln. High altar and reparation of the bells Wyngrave Church. Mending of highways in parish of Wyngrave. Mary and Jane Godarde my daughters £20 each. Margaret Millner my wife's daughter. Isabell Adams my daughter and her children. Every child of my son Thomas. Mathewe Myllener my wife's son 20s. My wife to have such household stuff as she brought me. Residue to Richard Goddarde my son, who is sole exor. Supervisors : John Goddarde of London, Robert Foarde of Aylesbury. Witnesses : Thomas Sotherne, Raphe Mossle, Richd and Thomas Brooke. Dated 14 October 1558. Proved 26 January 155^.
P.C.C. 22 Welles.
1559-
WILLIAM GODDARD of the parish of Bucklebury, in the county of Berks. To be buried in churchyard of Bucklebury. Mother church of Sarum. John my son. Robert my son. Jone Wulford my daughter. Residue to Agnes my daughter, who is made sole extrix. Overseers : Richard Goddard and Thomas Wulford. Witnesses : Philippe Goddard and Rob' Powle. Dated 28 October 1558. Proved 7 April
1559-
Archdeaconry Court of Berks, Book D, fo. 28J.
1559-
THOMAS GODDARD of Finchampstead, in the county of Berks. To be buried in churchyard there. Margaret my daughter. "Betteres" my daughter. Residue to Maude my wife, who is sole extrix. Overseers : Thomas Hickling, parson, and Harry Goddard. Dated 13 February i5Sf. Proved 9 April 1559.
Archdeaconry Court of Berks, Book D, fo. 2 go.
1559-
JOHN GODDARD de Urchefonte in diocese of Sarum, in the county of Wilts. To be buried in church of Urchefont. Daughter. Rest of my children. William my son. Richard my son. Residue to Isabell my wife, who is sole extrix. Witnesses : Gilbert de Bocke and Richard Covell. Dated 27 March 1555. Proved 1559.
Archdeaconry Court of Sarum, Book III., fo. 183. 81
1560.
T OHN GODARD of West Eaton, in the county of Wilts, gent. To J be buried in church of Castle Eaton. Bequests to church of Castle Eaton, poor of Crycklade, Highworth, Sissitor and Castle Eaton. To Margaret and Heleyne my daughters twelve score pounds. Household family as well men and women servants. Everyone of my brothers, brothers-in-law and my sons-in-law. Cousin John Busshe. My brother's sons, Walter and William Godard. John Williams and Thomas Buliocke my servants. Son Edward, sister Dormer. John Tutt of Oxenwoode, gent, co. Wilts, to have keeping of my leases, deeds, &c, the schedule of which in tripartite my brother John Wynsecombe, esquire, shall keep one part, Mr Edward Poole of Poole, gent, the second part, and J ohn Tutt the other part, until son Edward is 21. Anthony and William Godarde my brothers to have management of lands during minority of Edward, rendering a yearly account to above parties. Failing heirs to son Edward, remainder to Thomas Godarde, eldest brother's son and heir, default to Walter Godarde, brother to Thomas, and heirs, default to William Godarde, brother to Thomas and Walter. Lady Dormer of London, Marye my wife. "That my Lord Chandos and my ladye may the better favour my son as a token of goodwill I give to my Ladye Chandos the ^10 I lately lent her." Sole exor: Son Edward. Overseers : Brother John Wynsecombe, Esqre, Edward Poole, gent, John Tutt, gent. Witnesses: Michsell Dowce, Thomas Buliocke, John Busshe, John Harcle and Humfrey Galymore. Dated 10 October, 2 Elizabeth (1560). Proved ti November 1560 by William Goddard for Edward
Goddard- P.C.C. 54 Mellershe.
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1562.
OHN GODDARD de Bucklesbury, in the county of Berks. Admon, 1562, to Elizabeth Goddard.
Archdeaconry Court of Berks, Administrations, Book I., fo. 118.
1564.
WILLIAM GODDERTE of Cherill, in the county of Wilts, gent. To be buried in church at Cherill. To daughter Margaret ^"40, daughter Mary .£30, daughter Anne ^30, William Baylie and my daughter Edyt his wife £4, John Godderte my brother ,£10, to each of his children "a shepe," Katherine Bainton my daughter 20 sheep and 1 sheep to each of her children. To John Phillipp's wife a sheep and 1 to each of her children. To William Goddert my son lands in Cherill. Thomas Goddert my son lease of the "Sandes." Exors : Thomas and William Goddert my sons. Overseers : John Mitchell of Corsham, gent, and John Goddard my brother of Cherill, yeoman. Witnesses: Cuthbert Gilpin, Curate of Cherill, Jno: Ely, Walter Stapleford and others. Dated 19 May 1563. Proved 16 October 1564 by William Godderte in person and Thomas Godderte in person of Richard Monpesson his exor. P.C.C. 28 Stevenson.
1564.
ELIZABETH GODDERD de Sedghill, in the county of Wilts. To be buried in chapel at Sedghill. Servant Alice. Any of children of wife of Thomas Tyse, his three daughters. Christian Lyte (?). Exor: Thomas Tyse. Overseers : William Kynge of Beppans (?) and Richard Kynge. Witnesses : Richard and William Kynge and Cpor Lewys. Dated 3 September 1564. Proved 20 October 1564.
Archdeaconry Court of Sarum, Book IV., fo. 188.
1564.
JOHN GODDARD of Broadforte, parish of Wynbourne Minster, in the county of Dorset. To be buried in church of Wynbourne Minster. Walter, Richard, Edmund and William Goddard my sons ,£20 each at 22. Alice and Jane my daughters 20 marks each at 20. John my son to have my farm (my wife to have half of farm till son be of age), remainder to son Walter, " and so to next elder." Reparation of Wynbourne Minster and Wychampton churches. Sir John Meade. Residue to son John, who is sole exor. Overseers : Richard Hannam, my brother Edmond Goddard, Richard Russell. Witnesses : Sir John Meade, Mr William Brodstocke, Edmond and Nicholas Goddard, Richard Bugge and others. I will that my brother Richard Goddard have use and custody of my farm till son John be 22. Dated 29 December 1563. Proved 26 October 1564 by Richard Goddard the guardian. Admon de bonis non, 12 November 1568, to Richard Goddard, brother; another, p.a., 26 June 1571, to Walter Goddard, son.
P.C.C. jo Stevenson.
1565-
^HOMAS GODDARDE of Cherill, in the county of Wilts, gent.
To be buried in church of Cherill. Poor of Callice, co. Wilts. Poor of Cherill and for reparation of church. To my wife Marie Goddarde all lands in town for life, with remainder to brother William Goddarde. To wife a ground called " Sandes." Sisters Margaret, Marie and Agnes Goddarde. Nephews (sic) : Ales Bayntun, Thomas Bayntun and Anne Bayntun the children of my sister Katherine Bayntun. Brothers-in-law Henrye Bayntun and Edward Bayntun. Wife made sole extrix. Overseers of trust : Uncle John Michell, brother-in-law Richard Bayntun, gent. Witnesses: Brother William Goddarde, Oliver Bozecke, Parson of Calstonne, John Glasse, Curate of Cherill, John Elie, Walter Stapleford, Jno : Phelpes and Phillipp Ritche, Vicar of Calne. Dated 16 May 1565. Proved 31 May 1565.
P.C.C. 10 Morrison.
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JOHN GODDARD of the parish of Enfield, in the county of J Middlesex. To be buried in parish church of Enfield. Bequests to church and poor men's box of Enfield. To John Goddard my younger (or the younger) son and his heirs for ever all my messuage in Enfield called " Horspolestones," wherein son John now dwells, also lands bought of Robert Preston, John Butt and Sr Thomas Wrath, Kc To Agnes my wife land at Enfield for life, at death to William Wyberd, my daughter Agnes' son, in default to my two sons John Goddard the elder and John Goddard the younger. Agnes Baker and Jone Austin my daughters. The children of my eldest son John Goddard, viz., Harry, Nicholas, John, Samuel and Agnes. The children of my daughter Agnes Baker, i.e., Thomas, Clement, Jone and Jane Baker. The children of my daughter Jane Lofte, i.e., Harry Anthony and Agnes Lofte. The children of my daughter Jone Austin, i.e., Thomas Robert, John and Jane Austin. Sara, my daughter Dennys' daughter. The children of son Robert Goddard, i.e., John, Grace and Sara Goddard. My servant Jane Hodge. Wife of William Adams. To John Goddard my eldest son (or John the elder) half of ground lately bought of Sr Thomas Wrath. William Wyberd. Exors : Sons John the elder and John the younger. Overseer : Henry Campyn of London, mercer. Witnesses : Rob1 Lofte, Edmond Garrett and Jefferey Aswyll. Dated 30 January is6f. Proved 13 February 1 5 6 1 .
P.C.C. 4 Crymes.
1567-
TOHN GODDARD of Standen Hursey, in the county of Wilts, J esquire. To be buried in church of Hungerford. To Anthony Goddarde my son parsonage of Cleve Pypard, co. Wilts (and rectory), with all tithes, &c. Thomas Goddarde my son. William Goddarde my son land called "Barons" and "Bubton" in Cliffe Pypard, now in occupation of testator, John Truslowe, and others. Anne Goddard my daughter. Son-in-law John Cooke. Thomas Stevens of Burdroppe, Wilts, gent. John Goddarde my son at age of 21. Son Vincent. Edmond Goddard. Alice my wife. My servants John Wilkins and Margarett Rabynett. Brother Edmonde Hungerforde. Humfry Butcher. My daughter Dorothie Cooke. Cousin John Tutt. Thomas Goddard, son, full exor. Overseers : " Well beloved friends " Thomas Stevens, esqre, brother Thomas Goddard, Anthony Hinton, John Tutt and John Cooke, gent. Witnesses: Jno: Tutt, Jno: Cooke, Tho Goddarde, Jno: Carrarde, Mighell Dowie, - Bynne, Jno: Goddard, Tho Goddard, Anthony Goddard, George Bradford, Jno: Wilkins and others. Dated 20 July 1567. Proved 10 November 1567.
P.C.C. 31 Stonard.
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MAUDE GODDARD de Finchampstead, in the county of Berks, Admon, 1570, to Henry Goddard, son.
Archdeaconry Court of Berks, Admons., Book I.,fo. 143.
1572.
ANTHONY GODDARTE, merchant, stranger, Of the City of London. Appoints to bring up and educate son John. Well-beloved friend Robert de Neensville and Herman de Hage. Being present, George Gilvauns, Minister of the Dutch Church in the City of London, Anthonie of Hunswicke and Jno: Drosyt, strangers. Dated 7 May 1572. Proved 10 June 1572.
RCiC. 20 Daper.
1572.
RICHARD GODDARD of the town of Poole, in the county of Dorset. To reparation of churches of Poole, Witchampton, Tollard and parish church of Wimbourne. Brother Edmond Goder. Cecile my daughter ^200. Jane my daughter ^200. Cecile my wife ^400. If she be with child at time of my death, child to have ,£200. Edmond Goddard my brother to have the keeping of daughter Joane. Daughter Edith shall be 15 on 26 January next, to have her legacy at 17, but if she marries my servant Richard Goddard to have legacy day of marriage. John Conyshe my brother-in-law shall have my daughter Sara and her legacy to keep till she be 17, she was 10 years old 10 December last past. John my brother's son shall have my daughter Cecilie's stock till she be 17 or marry, she will be 2 years old 10 April next. John Goddard my servant. If my children die under age remainder to my brother John Goddard. All such houses as I have in Poole and Wimbourne to son if born, with remainder to daughter Edith. Overseers : John Conyshe and Richard Goddard, Thomas Goddard my son-in-law. Witnesses : Richard Goddard the elder, John Conyshe, Edmond Goddard, Richd Goddard, Thomas Goddard. " I have crossed out Richd Goddard & his wife because I have paid them their marie money. I have crossed out Sara my daughter because I am bound to Thomas Goddard her husband to pay him the day of marriage. Written the last day of July 1569." Dated 26 December 1563. Proved 27 October 1572 by Thomas Goddard.
P.C.C. 32 Daper.
^572.
T OHN GODDARD of Bucklesbury, in the county of Berks. To be J buried in churchyard there. Mother church of Sarum and church of Bucklesbury. My sons Thomas, Richard, Lynie, John, William and Stephen. My daughters Sibell, Margarett, Alice and Jone. Richard Smith my servant. William Louch my god-son. Elizabeth and Agnes G