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BIRTH: The birth year of Richard Currier is calculated from age 47 given on deposition, 12 Apr 1664 (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 3:253 [FHL #974.45 P2e]). He also deposed at age 65, 24 Mar 1682 (Ibid, 8:251). Richard was no doubt born in England.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Children of Richard Currier and his wife Ann were born at Salisbury, Mass., 1643-46. Earlier children were born but not recorded in vital recs.
MAR #2: VITAL RECORDS OF AMESBURY (Topsfield, MA, 1913), 327 (FHL #974.45/A1 V2a). Wife is called "widow Sargent" on mar rec. She is apparently the widow of William Sargent, whose will was proved 13 Apr 1675 (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 2:438-41 [FHL #974.45 P2p]). William Sargent's wife was Joanna, widow of Valentine Rowell, and dau of Henry Pinder. William Sargent and Joanna Rowell were married, 18 Sep 1670 (VITAL RECORDS OF AMESBURY, 476). Valentine Rowell and Joanna Pinder were married 14 Nov 1643 (VITAL RECORDS OF SALISBURY [Topsfield, MA, 1915], 472 [FHL #974.45/S3 V2t]).
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF AMESBURY, 540.
OCC: Millwright, planter
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BES1,2: IGI | Currier, Richard (I11148)
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| 5402 |
BIRTH: The children of William Smith of Farmington are identified by name and age in his inv of estate, 6 Jan 1669, Hartford, Conn. District Probate, 3:69 (FHL #004572). Benjamin was listed as being 11 yrs old in Apr 1669. Place of birth was almost certainly Farmington where the family is of record, 1655-1678.
CHR: Farmington 1st Congregational Church recs, 1:52 (FHL #004241). The given name appears to have been written later in pencil.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Mar is proved by the adm of estate of Samuel Loomis (father of Ruth) 30 Sep 1690, Hampshire Co. Probate, 2:54 (FHL #879184).
MAR #2: Springfield Vital Records, 1:120 (FHL #185414). This is a mar intention; actual mar rec not found in Springfield or Simsbury vital recs. Wife is called "widow Mary Buttolyth of Simsbury," no doubt the widow of David Buttolph of Simsbury, who died 5 Apr 1717. Mary Buttolph, widow, was granted adm of estate on 6 Aug 1717 (Hartford District Probate, abstracted in Charles W. Manwaring, ed, DIGEST OF THE EARLY CONNECTICUT PROBATE RECORDS, 3 vols. [Hartford, 1904-1906], 1:366-67 [FHL #974.6 P2m]).
MAR #3: "Windsor Births, Marriages, Deaths, 1637-1850," Barbour Collection (typescript, 1929; Conn. State Library, Hartford), 259 (FHL #002983). Intentions were recorded in Springfield Vital Records, 1:161, 24 Jan 1725/6 (FHL #185414). Hannah Phelps was possibly a widow, maiden name "Hanchet." See Israel P. Warren, THE STANLEY FAMILIES OF AMERICA (Portland, ME, 1887), 28 (FHL #908714).
DEATH: No death rec found. See the will of Benjamin Smith of Springfield, 14 May 1735, proved 9 May 1738, inv 23 May 1738, Hampshire Co. Probate, 6:9-10,19-20 (FHL #879185).
OCC: Yeoman
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BEPS1,3: IGI | Smith, Benjamin (I4226)
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| 5403 |
BIRTH: The children of William Smith of Farmington are identified by name and age in his inv of estate, 6 Jan 1669, Hartford, Conn. District Probate, 3:69 (FHL #004572). Samuel was listed as being 5 yrs old in May 1669. Place of birth was almost certainly Farmington, where the family is of record, 1655-1678.
MAR: "Farmington Births, Marriages, Deaths, 1645-1850," Barbour Collection (typescript, 1927; Conn. State Library, Hartford), 152 (FHL #002970).
DEATH: Ibid.
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BEPS: IGI | Smith, Samuel (I4243)
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| 5404 |
BIRTH: The children of William Smith of Farmington are identified by name and age in his inv of estate, 6 Jan 1669, Hartford, Conn. District Probate, 3:69 (FHL #004572). William was listed as being 8 yrs old in Apr 1669. Place of birth was almost certainly Farmington, where the family is of record, 1655-1678.
DEATH: No death rec found. William died between 15 Nov 1676 (date of mother's will) and 5 Dec 1678 (date of probate of mother's will). Codicil (not dated) mentions decease of son William. For abstracts of the will and codicil of Elizabeth Smith of Farmington from the Hartford District Probate records, see Charles W. Manwaring, ed, DIGEST OF THE EARLY CONNECTICUT PROBATE RECORDS, 3 vols. (Hartford, 1904), 1:361-62 (FHL #974.6 P2m). William probably died in Farmington.
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BEP: FGRA | Smith, William (I4242)
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| 5405 |
BIRTH: The existence of a son Philip is problematic. While it is possible that Philip is identical to the older Philip born on 19 Dec 1657, the order in which the sons are listed in the settlement of the estate of his father, Philip Watson-Challis of Amesbury, 27 Sep 1681, suggests he was born between William (1663) and Thomas (1673). See THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. (Salem, MA, 1916-20), 3:418-19 (FHL #974.45 P2p). The will of Philip's grandfather, William Sargent of Amesbury, 24 March 1670/1, proved 13 Apr 1675, appears to name the children of Philip Watson-Challis in birth order. Philip is listed after Mary, who was born in 1668 (Ibid, 2:438-40). Hence, it is most probable that Philip was born in Amesbury between 1668 and 1670/1.
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BEP: IGI | Watson-Challis, Philip (I11207)
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| 5406 |
BIRTH: The existence of this child is suggested by the 1810 U.S. census of Hartland, Vermont, p. 607, which indicates 2 male children under 10 years of age were living with the David Rogers family (FHL #218669). | Rogers, (unknown) (I3697)
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| 5407 |
BIRTH: The existence of this child is suggested by the 1810 U.S. census of Hartland, Vermont, p. 607, which indicates 2 male children under 10 years of age were living with the David Rogers family (FHL #218669). | Rogers, (unknown) (I3698)
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| 5408 |
BIRTH: The existence of this unknown son of Peter Elwyn is suggested by several documents, which combined show that a branch of Peter's family settled in Heigham and North Walsham. The evidence is detailed in G. Andrews Moriarty, "The Elwyns of Norfolk," MISCELLANEA GENEALOGICA ET HERALDICA, ed A. W. Hughes Clarke, 5th series, 6(1926-28):20-32 (FHL #942 B2m). Moriarty suggests the connection between the Heigham and Wooddalling Elwyns "is proved by the reference on the one hand in the will of Peter's son, Rev. John Elwyn of St. Michael's Coslany [Norwich], in 1568, to Peter Barker, evidently a great nephew, and of Peter Elwyn of Thurning in his will in 1607 to Thomas Barker (the brother of Peter) as his 'kinsman,' and on the other hand by the reference in the will of John Elwyn of Heigham in 1598 to his 'cousin Mr. Peter Barker, citizen and Alderman of Norwich.' The will of Richard Elwyn of North Walsham in 1583 proves that William and John Elwyn of Heigham and he were brothers. "Hence, it appears that Peter had a son who died before his will was written in 1556. The will of Peter Elwyn of Wooddalling, 16 Jun 1556, proved 27 Sep 1557, mentions a grandson William Elwyn the younger, who is believed to be William of Heigham, the son of this unknown son of Peter(Consistory Court of Norwich, reg wills, 63:151 [FHL #094894]).
DEATH: He apparently died before 16 Jun 1556, the date of his father's will, above.
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BEPS: IGI | Elwyn, (unknown) (I9260)
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BIRTH: The existence of this unnamed dau is proved by the epitaph of her sister Margaret Mohun in the Fleet Church, Dorset, in which Margaret is called "coheiress" of Stephen Hyde (verbatim transcript in John Hutchins, THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET, 2 vols. [Westminster, 1863], 2:743 [FHL #Q942.33 H2hu]). | Hyde, (unknown) (I6924)
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BIRTH: The family tradition that Eleanor's maiden surname was "Wilmot" is recorded in Andrew N. Adams, A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF ROBERT ADAMS (Rutland, VT, 1900), 1 (FHL #929.273 Ad17ad). No evidence has been found. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. "Ellnar w. Robert Adams," died at Newbury, 12 Jun 1677 (VITAL RECORDS OF NEWBURY, 2 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911], 2:534 [FHL #974.45/N1 V28v]).
DEATH: Ibid.
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BES: IGI | Eleanor (I5760)
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| 5411 |
BIRTH: The identification of William as a son of Richard by an unknown 1st wife is based on circumstantial evidence. William's son Roger, who emigrated to New England, is called "cousin" in the will of another New England immigrant, John Clapp of Dorchester, 11 Jul 1655, proved 30 Aug 1655, Suffolk Co. Probate, misc docket, (o.s.) 1:111 (FHL #584127). John Clapp is a proved son of Nicholas Clapp. John's will mentions several brothers, nieces, and nephews who are mentioned in the will of Nicholas Clapp of Venn Ottery, Devon, 12 Mar 1631/2, proved 29 Mar 1632, Archdeaconry Court of Exeter. The wills of this court were destroyed in 1942. See transcript in Mary Lovering Holman, THE SCOTT GENEALOGY (Boston, 1919), 227-28 (FHL #929.273 Sco84h). Nicholas and William Clapp are apparently brothers. Nicholas is mentioned in the will of his mother, Christian Clapp of Sidbury, Devon, 25 Jul 1608, proved 12 Aug 1608, Court of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, abstracted in Olive M. Moger, "Transcript of Devonshire Wills," 44 vols. (typescript, n.d.), 9:1210 (FHL #916870). William is not mentiond in the will of Christian Clapp, who is the widow of Richard Clapp. It appears that William is from an earlier, unknown wife of Richard. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: W. I. Leeson, ed, "Sidmouth Parish Register" (transcript, 1941; Devon & Cornwall Record Society), unpaginated (FHL #916935). William was "of Salcome." The wife is a "daughter of Robert Channon."
BUR: This bur is cited in Mary Lovering Holman, ANCESTRY OF COLONEL JOHN HARRINGTON STEVENS..., 2 vols. (n.p., 1948, 1951), 1:278 (FHL #929.273 St47h). The par reg of Salcombe Regis begins in 1702. BTs begin in 1609, but searches in a typescript of available BTs found no transcript for the year 1640 (FHL #916930 items 5-6). Holman apparently located the original BTs for this year in her searches. Also see the will of William Clapp of Salcombe Regis, n.d., proved 25 Mar 1641, Exeter Wills, cited in Holman, STEVENS ANCESTRY, 1:279. The wills of this court were destroyed in 1942.
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BEPS: IGI | Clapp, William (I9604)
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| 5412 |
BIRTH: The identity of this man is unknown, but he had a widow Anne Sandburn living on the Strand near London on 25 Jun 1631, age 30, when she applied for a "License to Pass Beyond the Sea" to visit family in Flushing, Holland with her father Rev. Stephen Bachiler (Q.R. Miscell, 560-22, cited in Henry F. Waters, "Genealogical Gleanings in England," NEHGR, 45[1891]:237 [FHL #974 B2ne]).
MAR: License to Pass Beyond the Sea, 25 Jun 1631, above, proves that Ann Bachiler married Sanborn.
DEATH: License to Pass Beyond the Sea, above, shows that Sanborn was dead by 25 Jun 1631. | Sanborn, (unknown) (I10414)
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BIRTH: THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE REVEREND MAN OF GOD, MR. RICHARD MATHER (Cambridge, MA, 1670; repr, Dorchester, MA, 1850), 41 (FHL #1425681 item 2). This work was originally published under the sanction of his son Increase Mather, although professedly not written by him.
MAR #1: W. J. Lowenberg, ed, THE REGISTERS OF THE PARISH CHURCH OF BURY, Lancashire Parish Register Society Publications, 10 (1901):356 (FHL #599508 item 2). Also see LIFE AND DEATH OF RICHARD MATHER, 49.
MAR #2: BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 9th Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston, 1883; repr Baltimore, 1994), 57 (FHL #982237). Wife is called "widow" Sarah Cotton on mar rec. She was no doubt the widow of Rev. John Cotton who died 1652. She married (1) to William Story, 1 May 1619, at Boston, Lincs. He was buried at Boston 19 Mar 1627/8. She married (2) at Boston to Rev. John Cotton 25 Apr 1632 (C.W. Foster, ed, PARISH REGISTERS OF BOSTON, Publications of the Lincoln Record Society, 3[1914]:87, 133, 162 [FHL #942.53 B4lp]).
DEATH: DORCHESTER BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 21st Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston, 1890), 27 (FHL #974.46/D1 V2r). Also see the will of Richard Mather of Dorchester, 16 Oct 1661, proved 24 May 1669, Suffolk Co. Probate, misc docket, (n.s.) 6:30 (FHL #584128).
BUR: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CEMETERY DEPARTMENT, 1904-1905 (Boston, 1905), 226 (FHL #599732 item 3).
OCC: Puritan minister
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BEPS2: IGI
SEAL S1: FGRA | Mather, Richard (I4848)
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BIRTH: The Marlar pedigree in the 1612 Herald's Visitation of Essex indicates John was from Kelvedon (Walter C. Metcalfe, ed, THE VISITATIONS OF ESSEX, Publications of the Harleian Society, Visitation Series, vol. 13 [London, 1878], 470 [FHL #942 B4h]). John may be a son of an earlier John Lyngwood of record in Kelvedon in 1515. See B. L. Kentish, KELVEDON AND ITS ANTIQUITIES (London, 1970), 68 (FHL #942.67/K2 H2k). It is possible that the wife of this elder John Lyngwood was Christian, whose will named a son John as executor. See the will of Christian Lyngwood of Kelvedon, 24 [illeg] 1542-4 Dec 1543, Archdeaconry Court of Colchester, reg wills, 4:250 (FHL #091233). The gender of Christian is not indicated, but the name was usually female at this time. The Lyngwood Pedigree in the 1612 Herald's Visitation of Essex, above, indicates John was derived from the Lyngwoods of Hereford and Gloucester (THE VISITATIONS OF ESSEX, 440). Date of birth is an approximation.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. John obviously a had wife prior to Jane Marlor. He had adult children and grandchildren in 1597, when he made his will, below. He may be the John Lyngwood who married Agnes Wheler in the par of Sisted, 16 Jan 1541; although this would make him somewhat older than has been estimated.
MAR #2: Kelvedon Easterford par reg (transcript, n.d.), 1:4 (FHL #571186).
DEATH: No bur rec found. See the will of John Lyngwood of Braintree, 6 Apr 1597, proved 3 May 1597, Commissary Court of the Bishop of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, 24:2 (FHL #094375).
OCC: Woolen draper
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BEPS2:IGI | Lyngwood, John (I5462)
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BIRTH: The name of Robert's wife has not been found. She is identified only as "Mother Feney" on death rec, below. The family lived in Lenton where their children were baptized. Year of birth is calculated from age 80 on death rec, below.
DEATH: Nathaniel B. Shurtleff and David Pulsifer, eds, RECORDS OF THE COLONY OF NEW PLYMOUTH, 12 vols. (Boston, 1855-61), 8:10 (FHL #974.4N2n). "Mother Feney, aged fourscore years and upwards."
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SEAL S: IGI | (unknown) (I6731)
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BIRTH: The will of Henry Turner, husband of Faith Weston, identifies Alexander Weston as his brother-in-law. See the will of Henry Turner of Hothfield, 20 May 1587, proved 27 Jan 1592, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 49:301 (FHL #188947). Alexander Weston is identified in the will of his father, John Weston of Crundale, 12 Mar 1563 [1562/3], proved 22 Apr 1563, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 37:19 (FHL #188938). Although John Weston does not directly mention his daughter Faith, he made Henry Turner, Faith's husband, overseer of the will. Date and place of Faith's birth are approximations.
MAR: Crundale par reg (FHL #1850187 item 6).
BUR: Hothfield ATs (FHL #1751 915 item 6). Also see the will of Faith Turner of Hothfield, 21 Mar 1601/2, proved 25 May 1602, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 52:276 (FHL #188950). | Weston, Faith (I13868)
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BIRTH: The will of John Foote of Royston, n.d., proved 18 Jul 1558, mentions his wife Helen and her brother Richard Warren (P.C.C., 34 Noodles [FHL #091931]). Richard Warren alias Waller is identified in the will of his father, Richard Warren alias Waller of Bassingbourn, 28 Mar 1557, proved 2 May 1557, Archdeaconry Court of Ely, reg wills, 2:148-49 (FHL #186634). Hence, Helen, wife of John Foote, is the dau of Richard Warrren alias Waller.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. See discussion, above.
MAR #2: St. Peter Cornill, London par reg (FHL #374995). For additional evidence, see Janice Greene Valore, "More on Nathaniel Foote's Ancestors," TAG, 54(1978):99-101 (FHL #973 D25aga).
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BEPS1,2: IGI | Warren alias Waller, Helen (I12561)
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BIRTH: The will of Thomas Godbold of Badingham, 20 Dec 1541, proved 31 Jan 1541, shows that he is the brother of Anne, wife of William Crispe of Laxfield, and Roger Godbold of Dennington (Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk, reg wills, 14:158 [FHL #096914]). The key to the father of these three is the tenement "Jaffreys," which was bequeathed by William Godbold of Dennington to his son Thomas in 1504 in exchange for his son's support for life. See the will of William Godbold of Dennington, 4 Apr 1504, proved 14 Dec 1507, Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk, reg wills, 6:10 (FHL #096909). In 1552 Jaffreys was willed by Roger Godbold's son, William Godbold of Dennington, to his own son Roger. See the will of William Godbold of Dennington, 27 Aug 1552, proved 9 Feb 1552/3, Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk, reg wills, 16:418 (FHL #096916). It is not clear how Jaffreys descended to William, son of Roger, but it must have been through Thomas Godbold, who received it in 1504. It is believed, therefore, that Thomas is the father of the three siblings, Anne, Thomas, and Roger Godbold. Date and place of Roger's birth is an approximation.
MAR: A wife Margery is mentioned in Roger's own will, below. The will shows that she is also the mother of his children.
DEATH: See the will of Roger Godbold of Dennington, 12 Jan 1535/6, proved 31 Oct 1536, P.C.C., 5 Grumwell (FHL #091915).
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BEP: IGI | Godbold, Roger (I9449)
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BIRTH: There is no direct proof that Mary, wife of Abraham Perkins, is the dau of Humphrey and Susan Wythe. However, Humphrey Wythe's son Benjamin was apprenticed to Abraham Perkins for seven years, 29 Sep 1639 (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA 1916-20], 1:11[FHL #974.45 P2p]). Furthermore, Mary Perkins seemed to have an interest in the affairs of Humphrey Wythe's dau Emme, when she complained in Salem Quarterly Court, Dec 1649, that Emme's stepfather, Samuel Greenfield, altered a bill due to Emme by substituting his own name (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA 1911-75], 1:182 [FHL #974.45 P2e]). Thomas Jones, husband of Humphrey Wythe's dau Abigail, was bondsman for Luke Perkins, son of Abraham and Mary. Finally, Abraham and Mary Perkins named two sons Humphrey (Sybil Noyes, Charles Thornton Libby, and Walter Goodwin Davis, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [Portland, ME, 1928-39; repr Baltimore, 1979], 388, 541 [FHL #974 D2n]). Date of birth is calculated from age "about 88 years" on death rec, below.
MAR: No mar rec found. See discussion, above.
DEATH: Hampton, NH Vital Records, 1:573 (FHL #015159).
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BAPT/ENDW: IGI
SEAL P: FGRA | Wythe, Mary (I7965)
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BIRTH: There is no direct proof that Susannah, wife of John Bursley, is a dau of Humphrey and Susan Wythe. However, Abigail Chadwell, a proved dau of Humphrey Wythe, was called aunt of Sarah, dau of John Bursley, in a 1677 trial rec (Sybil Noyes, Charles Thornton Libby, and Walter Goodwin Davis, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [Portland, ME, 1928-39; repr Baltimore, 1979], 122-23, 773 [FHL #974 D2n]).
MAR: No mar rec found. See discussion, above.
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BAPT/ENDW: IGI
SEAL P: FGRA | Wythe, Susannah (I7966)
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BIRTH: There is no proof that Edward is the son of John and Dorcas Riddlesdale. However, John and Dorcas were the only Riddlesdales in Assington where Edward lived. Edward named a dau Dorcas, apparently after his mother. Assington par regs are lost before 1598. Date and place of birth are approximations. For additional information, see John Brooks Threlfall, "John Wyatt of Ipswich, Massachusetts and His Wife Mary (----) Riddlesdale," NEHGR, 142(1989):213-220 (FHL #974 B2ne).
MAR: No mar rec found. Children of Edward Riddlesdale and his wife Mary were baptized in Assington, 1620-23.
DEATH: Place of death on bur rec, below.
BUR: "Assington Parish Registers, 1598-1812" (transcript, n.d.), 67 (FHL #993216).
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BEPS: IGI | Riddlesdale, Edward (I7908)
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BIRTH: There is no proof that Elizabeth is the daughter of John and Edith Tilley. However, there is considerable circumstantial evidence. Investigation of all known Tilley families in New England during the period finds no other family into which Elizabeth could fit. Furthermore, after the death of John Tilley in Oct 1636, the widow Edith was granted land in Windsor, where she took up residence. See Windsor Deeds, 1:25, 30, 51, 53, 77, 112 (FHL #006188). Also see Henry R. Stiles, HISTORY AND GENEALOGIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR, 2 vols. (Hartford, 1891-92; repr Somersworth, NH, 1976), 1:167 (FHL #974.62/W1 H2s). Windsor is within 20 miles of Springfield. Thomas Merrick, who was once a resident of Connecticut, was, at the time of his marriage, freighting goods from Springfield to Windsor for John Pynchon (Carl Bridenbaugh, ed, THE PYNCHON PAPERS, 2 vols. Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, vols. 60 and 61 [Boston, 1982], 2:23, 200 [BYU #F61.C71]). No other Tilley family was in close proximity to Springfield. Eady, the widow of John Tilley, was capable of bearing children, as she had a dau Abigail by her 2nd husband, Nicholas Camp. The date and place of birth of Elizabeth Tilley are approximations based on family chronology and history. See DORCHESTER TOWN RECORDS, 4th Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston, 1883), 2, 11, 18, 26, 27, 30, 305, 322 (FHL #974.46/D1 N2d). Elizabeth is called the dau of John Tilley in Herbert E. Thayer, "Miscellaneous Genealocial Records" (card index, n.d.), alpabetically arranged, Springfield Public Library (FHL #185395).
MAR: Springfield Vital Records, 1:13 (FHL #185414).
DEATH: Ibid, 1:51.
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BES: IGI | Tilley, Elizabeth (I4624)
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BIRTH: There is no proof that Humphrey is a child of Robert, but it is highly likely, as all other Brooks in the parish descend from Robert. Only the bur rec, below, attests to his existence, having died before his parents' wills were written.
BUR: St. Leonard Eastcheap, London par reg (FHL #535720). "A child." No parents names given.
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BEP: IGI | Brooke, Humphrey (I12605)
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BIRTH: There is no proof that Isaac is a son of Nicholas, but he is generally accepted as such because of his age, the rarity of the Lobdell name, and his appearance in Hingham, where Nicholas Lobdell resided. He also named a son Nicholas. Date and place of birth are approximations. See Douglas Richardson, "Nicholas Lobdell, Founder of the New England Lobdell Family," TAG, 54(1978):35-37 (FHL #973 D25aga).
MAR: No mar rec found. The will of Samuel Ward of Charlestown, 6 Mar 1681/2, proved 3 Oct 1682, identifies "my sonn Isaac Lobdill" and his Lobdill grandchildren. The given name of Isaac's wife is not mentioned in the will, but it is included in a statement by the appraisers of the estate, who identify her as "Mathe [Martha] of Hull dater of Mr. Samuell Ward" (Middlesex Co. Probate Files, 1st series, #23742 [FHL #432073]). Also see deed from Isaac and Martha Lobdell of Hull to John Lobdell, 12 May 1670 (Suffolk Co., Mass. Deeds, 6:190 [FHL #493933]).
DEATH: Thomas W. Baldwin, comp, VITAL RECORDS OF HULL (Boston, 1911), 69 (FHL #873789 item 2). Also see the will of Isaac Lobdell of Hull, 22 Mar 1710, proved 5 May 1718, Suffolk Co. Probate, #4023, (o.s.) 20:412-13 (FHL #584134), inv 13 May 1718 (Ibid, 21:1 [FHL #584135]).
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BEP: IGI | Lobdell, Isaac (I5516)
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BIRTH: There is no proof that John is a son of Nicholas, but he is generally accepted as such because of his age, the rarity of the Lobdell name, and his appearance in Hingham, where Nicholas Lobdell resided. Date and place of birth are approximations. See Douglas Richardson, "Nicholas Lobdell, Founder of the New England Lobdell Family," TAG, 54(1978):35-37 (FHL #973 D25aga). That he is a brother if Isaac Lobdell is suggested by a deed from Isaac Lobdell of Hull to John Lobdell of Hull, 12 May 1670 (Suffolk Co. Deeds, 6:190 [FHL #493933]). Also see the will of John Lobdell, below, which was witnessed by Isaac Lobdell.
MAR #1: "Hobart's Journal" [Rev. Peter Hobart, et al], unpaginated (FHL #423526). Wife is called Hannah "Leavitt"; however John's will and estate records, below, idientify his father-in-law as "John Leverett."
MAR #2: "Hobart's Journal." Date of mar is given, but wife's name is missing. The will of John Lobdell, below, mentions his "father Bosworth," and the inv states Nathaniel Bosworth paid for "my sons buriall." The will of Nathaniel Bosworth, of Bristol, Mass. (now RI), 15 Mar 1689/90-20 Nov 1690, mentions a dau Mary (no surname), and later in the document Mary Lobdell is mentioned without indicating a relationship (Bristol Co. Probate, 1:26-27 [FHL #461882). It is believed, therefore, that John Lobdell's 2nd wife was Mary, dau of Nathaniel Bosworth.
DEATH: No death rec found. See the will of John Lobdell of Hull, 26 Oct 1673, proved 7 Nov 1673, inv 3 Nov 1673, Suffolk Co., Mass. Probate, #668, (o.s.) 7:339 (FHL #584128).
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BEP: IGI | Lobdell, John (I5517)
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BIRTH: There is no proof that Mary is a dau of Ellis Barron, but there were no other Barron families in Watertown where Mary was married in 1650, and she was the right age to fit into the family. The will of Ellis Barron of Watertown, 26 Oct 1676, proved 19 Dec 1676, mentions 7 children, but only identifies 3 by name (Middlesex Co. Probate Files, 1st series, #1291 [FHL #386014]). Three others are proved by other sources, leaving only one child of Ellis Barron unproved. There seems to be little doubt that Mary is the unidentified child. Birth date is an approximation.
MAR: WATERTOWN RECORDS, 8 vols. (Watertown, MA, 1894-1939), 1:3:15 (FHL #014793).
DEATH: Ibid, 2:2:57 (FHL #844949 item 2).
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BEPS: IGI | Barron, Mary (I8762)
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| 5427 |
BIRTH: There is no proof that Samuel is a son of Richard and Ursula Fellows. However, there is strong circumstantial evidence. The family of Richard Fellows is the only known family of this surname in western Mass. during the 17th century. Samuel Fellows and Richard Fellows, a proved son of Richard and Ursula, were together fined by the Hampshire Co. Court on 27 Sep 1670. Samuel Fellows was again presented to the court on 28 Mar 1671 along with Joseph Leonard, a son-in-law of Richard and Ursula Fellows, for the "selling of strong liquors to ye Indians & for buying beaver of ye Indians without license." (Hampshire Co. Court recs, 1:123 [FHL #879185]).
DEATH: Samuel was living on 28 Mar 1671 when he was fined by the Hampshire Co. Court, above. He was probably dead by 4 Sep 1688, when his mother made her will, in which he does appear (Hampshire Co. Probate, 2:64 [FHL #879184]).
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BEP: IGI | Fellows, Samuel (I4539)
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| 5428 |
BIRTH: This hypothetical daughter of William Crispe is presumed to have married a Mayhew and had children Alice and John, who are provided for in the wills of their grandparents, William and Anne Crisp.
MAR: See discussion, above. | Crispe, (unknown) (I12969)
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| 5429 |
BIRTH: Thomas Davis called Walter Taylor "[grand]father" in a deed to Thomas Challis, 9 Nov 1710 (Essex Co. Deeds, 24:265-66 [FHL #866024]). Hence Thomas is the son of Francis and Mary (Taylor) Davis. Date and place of birth are from Francis Y. Davis, GENEALOGY OF CAPTAIN FRANCIS DAVIS (Dayton, 1910), 12 (FHL #928029). Birth rec is not found in Amesbury vital recs.
MAR: VITAL RECORDS OF AMESBURY (Topsfield, MA, 1913), 334 (FHL #974.45/A1 V2a).
DEATH: No death rec found. Thomas was living in Amesbury on 22 Mar 1745/6, when he acknowledged a deed to Moses Davis (Essex Co. Deeds, 96:206 [FHL #866056]).
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BEPS: IGI | Davis, Thomas (I11327)
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| 5430 |
BIRTH: Thomas declared he was aged about 30 yrs in a deposition, 23 Nov 1680 (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 8:37 [FHL #974.45 P2e]). He is no doubt the Thomas Freame apprenticed to Grace Smith at Bristol and bound for New England, 23 Feb 1670 (Peter Wilson Coldham, THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS, 1661-1699 [Baltimore, 1990], 157 [FHL #973 W2col]). However, he is probably not the Thomas Freame baptized at Minsterworth, Gloucs, 4 Nov 1649, as suggested by John B. Threlfall, "Probable English Origin of Thomas Freame of Amesbury," TAG, 55(1979):44-45 (FHL #973 D25aga). It was probably this Thomas whose burial is recorded in Minsterworth par reg, 13 May 1675 (FHL #091533). Nevertheless, it is likely that he did come from Gloucs, where the name is prevalent.
MAR: VITAL RECORDS OF AMESBURY (Topsfield, MA, 1913), 354 (FHL #974.45/A1 V2a).
DEATH: No death rec found. Thomas was living in Amesbury on 6 May 1708 when he and wife Mary sold land to Joseph Browne (Essex Co. Deeds, 20:151 [FHL #866023]). No further record.
OCC: Tailor, school master, inn keeper.
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BAPT/ENDW: TIB (FHL #1262912-R).
SEAL P: IGI
SEAL S: IGI | Freame, Thomas (I11216)
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| 5431 |
BIRTH: Thomas Hilpe is mentioned in an undated chancery suit, no doubt from the early 1520s, alleging that he married Cicely, dau of Thomas Hickes, but was deprived of his rightful legacy from the will of Thomas Hickes by the widow Ellen Hickes (Chancery Proceedings, PRO C1/528/221531, by corr, James Butler-Sloss, London, 1996). Date of birth is an approximation.
MAR: See discussion, above.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. Thomas was dead before 7 Jan 1550/1 when his widow was mentioned as wife in the will of Richard Hampden of Thornbury, 7 Jan 1550/1, proved 22 Jan 1551/2, P.C.C., 2 Powell (FHL #091926). | Hilpe, Thomas (I8961)
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| 5432 |
BIRTH: Thomas is called 2nd son of John Denne in the pedigree of Denne of Denne [parish of Kingston], 1619 Visitation of Kent (John Philipot, THE VISITATION OF KENT TAKEN IN THE YEARS 1619-1621 [London, 1898], Publications of the Harleian Society, 42:99-101 [FHL #942 B4h]). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: The 1619 visitation of Kent, above, indicates Thomas married Agnes daughter of William Eshehurst. A wife Agnes is mentioned in Thomas's will, below.
DEATH: See the (Lastin) will of Thomas Denne of Kinston, 21 [----] 1490, proved April 1491, Consistory Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 3:297 (FHL #188834). Supervisor of the will was Michael Denne "my brother."
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BEPS: IGI | Denne, Thomas (I13400)
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| 5433 |
BIRTH: Thomas is called a son of John Bixby the Elder on his mar rec, below. Thomas is also identified in the will of his father, John Bixby of Thorp Morieux, 24 Sep 1552, proved 26 Mar 1555[1556], Archdeaconry Court of Sudbury, reg wills, 20:259 (FHL #097061). Year of birth is calculated from age 86 on bur rec, below. Age may be exaggerated.
MAR: "Marriages of the Cosford Hundred," includes Thorpe Morieux, pp. 15-28 (transcript, n.d.; Ipswich Public Library), 15 (FHL #991996).
BUR: "The Registers of Thorpe Morieux" (transcript, n.d.; Ipswich Public Library), 61 (FHL #991996). Also see the will of Thomas Bixby the Elder of Thorpe Morieux, 17 May 1583, proved Mar 1586/7, Archdeaconry Court of Sudbury, reg wills, 36:104 (FHL #097071).
OCC: Husbandman
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BEPS: IGI | Bixby, Thomas (I10130)
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| 5434 |
BIRTH: Thomas is called eldest son in the will of his father, Robert Austen of Adisham, 23 Nov 1544, proved 5 Jan 1544/5, Consistory Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 19:38 (FHL #188842). Date and place of birth are approximations. Thomas was probably born in Wickhambreux, which is identified as the origin of the family in the Boteler MS, cited in "Wills and Notices of Austen of Kent," MISCELLANEA GENEALOGICA ET HERALDICA, new series, 2(1877):339 (FHL #942 B2m).
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Thomas had children baptized at Adisham in 1540, 1542, and 1544. Two other children are identified in Thomas's will, below, who were probably born before the commencement of Adisham registers in 1538. The name of this wife is not found in the records.
MAR #2: Wickhambreux par reg (FHL #1886169 item 9).
BUR: Adisham par reg (FHL #1836197 item 9). Also see the will of Thomas Austen of Adisham, 27 Mar 1578, proved 10 May 1580, Consistory Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 34:67 (FHL #188848). | Austen, Thomas (I13325)
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| 5435 |
BIRTH: Thomas is called the son of Ralph Field of Hemel Hempstead in Nathaniel Field, SOME SHORT MEMORIALS CONCERNING THE LIFE OF THAT REVEREND DIVINE DOCTOR RICHARD FIELD (London, 1716/7), 60 (FHL #000575). Nathaniel Field was a 3rd great-grandson of Thomas. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: A wife Isabel is mentioned in Thomas's will, below.
DEATH: See the will of Thomas Field of Hemel Hempstead, 2 Jan 1528/9, proved 5 Feb 1528/9, Archdeaconry Court of Huntingdon (Hunts Div), reg wills, 3:74 (FHL #187857). | Field, Thomas (I10288)
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| 5436 |
BIRTH: Thomas is called the son of Thomas Burnap, Sr, in a manor court roll of Stanstead, 1533 (P.R.O. Court Rolls, 178/35). Thomas Burnap of Stanstead paid subsidy of 12d in 1545 (P.R.O. Subsidy, 121/171). Thomas was now of full age; hence, he was born ca 1524. Documents are cited in Henry Wyckoff Belknap, THE BURNAP-BURNETT GENEALOGY (Salem, MA, 1925), 3-6 (FHL #896923).
MAR: Thomas's will, below, mentions a wife Alice. The will of widow Alice Cramphorne of Stanstead Abbots, 16 May 1564, proved 23 Oct 1564, mentions dau Alice Burnap and "son" Thomas Burnap (Commissary Court of the Bishop of London [Essex & Herts Div], reg wills, 100 Kettle [FHL #094219]).
DEATH: No death/bur rec found (Stanstead Abbots par reg lost before 1678). See the will of Thomas Burnap of Stanstead Abbots, Jan 1593, proved 21 Mar 1596/7, Archdeaconry Court of Middlesex (Essex & Herts Div), reg wills, 47 Grove (FHL #094729).
OCC: Yeoman
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BEPS: IGI | Burnap, Thomas (I8437)
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| 5437 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified (as deceased) in the will of his father, Richard Hawes of Princes Risborough, 14 Jun 1590, proved 17 Feb 1594/5, Archdeaconry Court of Buckingham, orig wills (FHL #1042503). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. A wife Joan is mentioned in Thomas's will, below.
BUR: W. H. Challen, ed, "Transcript of Parish Registers," vol. 34, Princes Risborough (typescript, 1934), unpaginated (FHL #416735). Also see the will of Thomas Hawes of Princes Risborough, 5 Jun 1574, proved 5 Jul 1574, Archdeaconry Court of Buckingham, reg wills, 20:48 (FHL #088498). The will mentions his father, wife Joan, brothers John and Richard, and his children.
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BAPT/ENDW: TIB (FHL #1267502-R). | Hawes, Thomas (I5752)
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| 5438 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified as a minor son in the will of his father, Thomas Deacon of Bovingdon, 1 Jun 1582, proved 20 Jun 1582, Archdeaconry Court of Huntingdon (Hitchin Div), reg wills, 3:27 (FHL #091772). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: Hemel Hempstead par reg (FHL #991330).
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. See the will of Thomas Deacon of Hemel Hempstead, 8 Dec 1642, proved 3 Mar 1642/3, inv 11 Jan 1642/3, Archdeaconry Court of Huntingdon (Hitchin Div), orig wills, #32HW95 (FHL #952476). Hemel Hempstead par reg is defective for this year. The will of Thomas Deacon was administered by William Davies on 24 Oct 1663 after the death of Martha Deacon, widow and executrix (P.C.C., 119 Juxon [FHL #092278]).
OCC: Tanner
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BEPS: IGI | Deacon, Thomas (I10234)
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| 5439 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified as a son of Robert Plumbe in the 1634 Herald's Visitation of Essex (Walter C. Metcalfe, ed, THE VISITATIONS OF ESSEX, Publications of the Harleian Society, Visitation Series, vol. 13 [London, 1878], 470-71 [FHL #942 B4h]). He is also identified in the will of his father, Robert Plumbe of Great Yeldham, 9 Jan 1611/2, proved 22 Jun 1613, P.C.C., 64 Capell (FHL #092053).
CHR: Great Yeldham par reg (FHL #857068).
MAR: James Hargrave Harrison, ed, "Extracts from Five of the Earlier Register Books of the Parish of Ellingham near Bungay," 4 vols. (transcript, 1891), 1:54 (FHL #887893 item 3). The 1634 Visitation of Essex, above, indicates the wife is a dau of Richard Hammond of Ellingham.
DEATH: Philip Morant, HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, 2 vols. (London, 1760-68), 2:300 (FHL #Q942.67 H2m).
BUR: Great Yeldham par reg (FHL #857068). Also see the will of Thomas "Plum" of Great Yeldham, 9 Feb 1614/5, proved 24 May 1615, P.C.C., 41 Rudd (FHL #092061).
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BEPS: IGI | Plumbe, Thomas (I5594)
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| 5440 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified as a stepson in the will of Richard Hampden of Thornbury, 7 Jan 1550, proved 22 Jan 1551/2, P.C.C., 2 Powell (FHL #091926). Hampden's will shows that he married the widow Cicely Hilpe. Cicely was apparently the widow of Thomas Hilpe who appears in an undated chancery suit, no doubt from the early 1520s, alleging that he married Cicely, dau of Thomas Hickes, but was deprived of his rightful legacy from the will of Thomas Hickes by the widow Ellen Hickes (Chancery Proceedings, PRO C1/528/2 21531, by corr, James Butler-Sloss, London, 1996). Date and place of birth are approximations. | Hilpe, Thomas (I8962)
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| 5441 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified as the son and heir of Richard Denne and Agnes Apulderfield in the pedigree of Denne of Denne [parish of Kingston], 1619 Visitation of Kent (John Philipot, THE VISITATION OF KENT TAKEN IN THE YEARS 1619-1621 [London, 1898], Publications of the Harleian Society, 42:99-101 [FHL #942 B4h]). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: Thomas's wife is identified in the 1619 visitation of Kent, above.
DEATH: Thomas's death "about" 8 Henry V [1420/21] was recorded in the mid-17th century by Henry Oxenden of Barham. See "Extracts from a Seventeenth Century Note-book," THE GENEALOGIST, n.s., 31(1915):272 (FHL #942 B2gqm).
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BEPS: IGI | Denne, Thomas (I13403)
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| 5442 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified as the son and heir of William de Dene in his father's inquisition post morten, dated 21 May 15 Edward III [1341] abstracted in CALENDAR OF INQUISITIONS POST MORTEM...EDWARD III, 8(London, 1913):228 (University of Utah Library). The document shows that Thomas was 21 years old at the feast of St. Stephen, 14 Edward III [1319].
MAR: Martha, "late the wife of Thomas de Deen, knight," made a writ of diem clausit extremum on 7 Jul 23 Edward III [1349]. See CALENDAR OF INQUISITIONS POST MORTEM...EDWARD III, 9(London, 1916):159. Thomas had four daughters, aged 1-5 years, listed in his own i.p.m., below.
DEATH: Death date is given in inquistion post mortem taken on 28 May 23 Edward III [1349], abstracted in CALENDAR OF INQUISITIONS POSTMORTEM...EDWARD III, 9:158-59 (University of Utah Library).
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BEP: IGI | Denne, (Sir) Thomas (I13413)
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| 5443 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified as under age 22 in the will of his father, Robert Waterman of Betherdsen, 21 Jan 1511/12, no probate act, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 12:95 (FHL #188924). Date and place of birth are approximations.
DEATH: No death, burial, or probate found. Thomas is mentioned in the will of his sister-in-law, Thomasine Waterman of Bethersden, 2 Apr 1542, proved 1 Jun 1542, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 22:131 (FHL #188930). | Waterman, Thomas (I13745)
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| 5444 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified in the (Latin) will of his uncle, Thomas Denne of Kingston, 21 [---] 1490, proved Apr 1491, Consistory Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 3:297 (FHL #188834). In this will, Thomas refers to the sons of his brother Michael named Thomas Denne and Thomas Denne, Jr. Thomas is also called son and heir of Michael Denne of Denne [parish of Kingston] in the 1619 Visitation of Kent (John Philipot, THE VISITATION OF KENT TAKEN IN THE YEARS 1619-1621 [London, 1898], Publications of the Harleian Society, 42:99-101 [FHL #942 B4h]). Thomas is called eldest son of Michael Denne of Denne Hill in the parish of Kingston in the 1592 visitation of Kent (W. Bruce Bannerman, ed, THE VISITATIONS OF KENT TAKEN IN THE YEARS 1574 AND 1592 [London, 1924], Publications of the Harleian Society, 75[1924]:95 [FHL #942 B4h]). Thomas's own will, below, states that he wished to be buried "next to the stone of John Denne my grandfather." Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: Thomas's will, below, identifies his wife "Ellys" [Alice]. She is called Alice Eshehurst in the 1619 Visitation of Kent, above.
DEATH: See the will of Thomas Denne of Kingston, 15 Aug 1542, proved 19 Sep 1542, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 24:136 (FHL #188931).
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BEPS: IGI | Denne, Thomas (I13389)
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| 5445 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified in the in the will of his father, George Marsh of Hingham, 2 Jul 1647, no probate act, Suffolk Co. Probate, #66, (n.s.) 1:43-44 (FHL #594359). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: "Hobart's Journal" [Rev. Peter Hobart, et al], unpaginated (FHL #423526).
DEATH: Ibid. Also see the will of Thomas Marsh of Hingham, 31 Aug 1658, proved 18 Nov 1658, Suffolk Co. Probate, #206, (o.s.) 1:321 (FHL #584127).
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BEPS: IGI | Marsh, Thomas (I8998)
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| 5446 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified in the pedigree of Denne of Denne [parish of Kingston], 1619 Visitation of Kent (John Philipot, THE VISITATION OF KENT TAKEN IN THE YEARS 1619-1621 [London, 1898], Publications of the Harleian Society, 42:99-101 [FHL #942 B4h]). Date and place of birth are approximations.
DEATH: The above pedigree shows that Thomas died without issue in 8 Edward IV [1468/9].
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BEP: IGI | Denne, Thomas (I13404)
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| 5447 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified in the probate act of his father, Henry Perkins of Hillmorton, 16 Jun 1546, Consistory Court of Lichfield, Probate Act Book, 4:44 (FHL #095275). The will of Henry Perkins is now lost. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. A wife Alice is mentioned in his will, below. It is probable that she was Alice Kebble, as Thomas Perkins' will mentions "my brother Kebbles wife," Cisleye Kebble, and Thomas Kebble. A less likely possibility is that one of Thomas's sisters married a Kebble.
BUR: Hillmorton par reg (FHL #554754). Also see the will of Thomas Perkins of Hillmorton, 16 Sep 1588, proved 11 May 1592, Consistory Court of Lichfield, orig wills, 1591-1606, box P (FHL #095495).
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BEPS: IGI | Perkins, Thomas (I10041)
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| 5448 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified in the will of his brother, Thomas Denne the elder of Kingston, 14 Aug 1542, proved 19 Sep 1542, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 24:136 (FHL #188931). He is also identified in the (Latin) will of his uncle, Thomas Denne of Kingston, 21 [---] 1490, proved Apr 1491, Consistory Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 3:297 (FHL #188834). In the latter will, Thomas refers to the sons of his brother Michael named Thomas Denne and Thomas Denne, Jr. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: #1: No record of this wife has been found, but several children were born before Thomas's marriage to his second wife.
MAR #2: Thomas's will, below, mentions estate owed to his wife Margaret from the will of William "Naishe." He also gave to his wife Margaret all the property she "brought to me at the day of our marriage." This phrase indicates the wife was previously married with estate of her own. The will of William Nasshe of Barham, 2 Jun 1544, proved 24 Feb 1547, indicates he had a wife Margaret, whom he made sole executrix. The overseer of Nasshe's will was "friend" Thomas A'Denne (Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 25:177 [FHL #188932]). It appears that Thomas Denne married Margaret, widow of William Nasshe, probably about 1548.
DEATH: See the will of Thomas "A Den" of Barham, 3 May 1552, proved 21 Sep 1552, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 28:25 (FHL #188933).
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BEPS2: IGI | Denne, Thomas (I13379)
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| 5449 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified in the will of his father, Edward Heath of Ware, 6 Mar 1592/3, proved 23 Mar 1592/3, Commissary Court of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, box 19-H, #222 (FHL #094368). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: Ware par reg (FHL #991326 item 2).
BUR: Ibid.
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BEPS: IGI | Heath, Thomas (I12732)
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| 5450 |
BIRTH: Thomas is identified in the will of his father, Gilbert Dodd of Boughton [Aluph], 13 Apr 1558, proved 10 Jun 1558, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 33:19 (FHL #188936). Thomas received a house and lands in Hernehill and Westwell. The will also mentions Thomas's daughter Elizabeth. | Dodd, Thomas (I13193)
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