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| 4951 | REMY DAVID MARTIN WOOD 2001- | WOOD, Remy David Martin (I2501)
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| 4952 | REUBEN CHAMBERLAIN or LEETE 1853- Reuben CHAMBERLIN [sic], the illegitimate son of Bithiah CHAMBERLIN [sic] of Guilden Morden, was born at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, on 7 June 1853. The informant was Esther CHAMBERLIN, occupier. (GRO June Q 1853 Royston 3a 183) Bithiah CHAMBERLAIN married Tempest LEETE at Old Church, St. Pancras, London, on 22 October 1855. From the 1861 census of Bedford Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire: Tempest LEETE, head, aged 66, retired farmer, born at Shingay, Cambridgeshire; Bithiah LEETE, wife, aged 33, born at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire; Frances LEETE, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Guilden Morden; *Reuben LEETE, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Guilden Morden; Tempest LEETE, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Hitchin. (RG9/819/70/26) In 1871 he was living at 21Chestnut Street, Leicester: Arthur EDGOOSE, head, aged 57, messenger in yarn warehouse, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Bithiah EDGOOSE, wife, aged 44, born at Mordan (sic), Cambridgeshire; *Reuben LEETE, son, aged 18, elastic band hand, born at Mordan (sic); Tempest LEETE, son, aged 14, clicker, born at Hitchin, Hertfordshire. (RG10/3283/24/19) Untraced after 1871 census of England+Wales. NOTES & QUERIES: Information on the children of Tempest LEETE's second marriage came from Tom Leete (e-mail: tleete@ucsd.ed). (revised 28.03.2013) | CHAMBERLAIN, Reuben (I3097)
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| 4953 | REUBEN FREDERICK HERCOCK 1900-1936 The birth of Reuben Frederick HERCOCK was registered in 1900. (GRO December Q 1900 Leicester 7a 211) The death of Reuben F. HERCOCK aged 35 was registered in 1936. (GRO June Q 1936 Billesdon 7a 39) (revised 03.12.2009) | HERCOCK, Reuben Frederick (I5768)
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| 4954 | REUBEN MILES 1831-1905 Reuben, son of Joseph and Mary MILES, was baptised at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 24 April 1831. His father was described as a shoemaker. (FamilySearch) From the 1841 census of Aldershot Workhouse, Aldershot, Hampshire: Joseph MILES, governor, aged 45, not born in Hampshire; Mary MILES, matron, aged 45, not born in Hampshire; Ann MILES, aged 20, born in Hampshire; Elizabeth MILES, aged 15, born in Hampshire; James MILES, aged 10, born in Hampshire; *Reuben MILES, aged 10, born in Hampshire; (HO107/394/3) He married Mary COLLINGHAM (or CALLINGHAM/CALLANGHAM ) at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 30 November 1849. (FamilySearch) The 1861 census of Send Marsh, Surrey: *Reuben MILES, head, aged 30, agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Mary MILES, wife, aged 29, born at Aldershot; Joseph MILES, son, aged 11, agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot; Lucy MILES, daughter, aged 9, scolar, born at Send; John MILES, son, aged 2, born at Send. (RG9/425/126/2) The 1871 census of Send Marsh Cottages, Send, Surrey: *Rubin (sic) MILES, head, aged 40, farm labourer, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Mary MILES, wife, aged 37, born at Aldershot; John MILES, son, aged 12, farm labourer, born at Send, Surrey; Louisa MILES, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Send; William MILES, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Send; Henry MILES, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Send; Albert MILES, son, aged 2, born at Send. (RG10/809/17/26) The 1881 census of Fell Hill Farm House, Send & Ripley, Surrey: *Reuben MILES, head, aged 51, farm bailiff, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Mary MILES, wife, aged 49, born at Aldershot; Henry MILES, son, aged 14, garden boy, born at Send; Albert MILES, son, aged 12, agricultural labourer, born at Send; Alice MILES, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Send. (RG11/0774/16/25) "MILES Lucy. 2 January. Administration (with the Will) of the Personal Estate of Lucy MILES late of Farnham in the County of Surrey Spinster who died 29 October 1883 at Farnham was granted at the Principal Registry to Reuben MILES of Send in the County of Surrey Farm Bailiff the Nephew and one of the Next of Kin. Personal Estate £442 5s. 3d." (National Probate Calendar 1884) The 1891 census of Fell Hill Farm, Send+Ripley, Surrey: *Reuben MILES, head, aged 61, farm bailiff, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Mary MILES, wife, aged 59, born at Aldershot, Surrey; Louise GARDINER, granddaughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Dorking, Surrey. (RG12/557/13/20) The 1901 census of Fell Hill Farm, Send & Ripley, Surrey: *Rhuben [sic] MILES, head, aged 70, farm bailiff, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Mary MILES, wife, aged 68, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Joseph R. WIGGELL, visitor, married, aged 44, bookbinder, employer, born at Camberwell. (RG13/600/7/5) The death of Reuben MILES aged 75 was registered in 1905. (GRO December Q 1905 Guildford 2a 59) "MILES Reuben of Kimberley-cottages Send Surrey died 21 December 1905 Probate London 26 January to the reverend Henry Venn ELLIOTT clerk Effects £93 9s. 11d." (National Probate Calendar 1906) NOTES & QUERIES: The Louise GARDINER living with them in 1891 was the daughter of their daughter Lucy who married George Joseph GARDINER in 1879. (revised 09.04.2015) | MILES, Reuben (I2317)
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| 4955 | REVEREND JEREMIAH JACKSON An Index of the Will Of John STANTON (1731-1810), butcher, of West Walton, Norfolk. The Will was made on 13 April 1803. Probate was granted on 22 March 1810. 01*John STANTON (1731-1810), the Testator. 02 Anne STANTON formerly WIGNALL, wife of the Testator, executrice. 03 Mary EDGOOSE formerly STANTON, wife of John EDGOOSE (1770-1820). 04 John EDGOOSE (1770-1820) son-in-law of the Testator. 05 Richard LEWIN of Leverington 06 Wright STANTON, son of the Testator. 07 William STANTON, son of the Testator. 08 Ruth ELLINGWORTH, granddaughter of the Testator. 09 Jas. BELLAMY, witness. 10 Steed GIRDLESTONE, witness. 11 Thos. FISKE, witness 12*Reverend Jeremiah JACKSON clerk and Surrogate to the Commy. (Norwich Archdeaconry Court Will f.112 1810) (revised 15.11.2019) | JACKSON, Reverend Jeremiah Clerk Surrogate (I9073)
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| 4956 | REVILLA or RAVELLA MABEL HOLBORN née PARENT 1887- Mabel Revilla, daughter of Paul PARENT and Rose CARROL, was born at Defiance, Ohio, on 2 February 1887. (Ohio Births and Christenings 1821-1962) From the 1900 US Federal Census of Lake Avenue, Ward 34, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois: Charles L. CLARKE, head, aged 57, born in New York in August 1842, health inspector, married 27 years; Rose CLARKE, wife, aged 41, born in Ohio in December 1858, married 27 years, 3 children of whom 3 living; *Revella (sic) PARENT, step daughter, aged 13, born in Ohio in February 1887; Ada Bierze, roomer, aged 32, born in Michigan in March 1868, seamstress. (Roll 288 Page 17a) James W. HOLBORN, aged 23, born 1884, married Ravella M. PARENT, aged 20, born 1887, at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, on 12 August 1907. (Illinois, Cook County Marriages 1871-1920) From the 1910 US Federal Census of 55th Street, Ward 7, Cook County, Illinois, USA: Charles L. CLARK, head, aged 52, widower, 3 children of whom 3 living, born in Ohio; *Ravella HOLBORN, daughter (sic), aged 23, married 3 years, no children of whom none living, born in Ohio. James D. MALLOY, roomer, aged 35, paper hanger, born in Pennsylvania, Ethel MALLOY, aged 34, married 10 years, no children of whom none living, dressmaker, born in Illinois; Daniel M. LADD, aged 35, roomer, single, carpenter, born in Kansas. From the 1920 US Federal Census of Cackstone (?) Avenue, Ward 6, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA: Rose CLARK, head, aged 60, widow, washwoman in private family on own account, born in Ohio; Frank PARENT, son, aged 40, single, cabinet maker in furniture company, born in Ohio; *Rarella (sic) HOLBORN, daughter, aged 33, married, born in Ohio; Harry HOLBORN, grandson, aged 9, born in Illinois; Mary HOLBORN, granddaughter, aged 5, born in Illinois; Ethel HOLBORN, granddaughter, aged 3 years 8 months, born in Illinois; George HOLBORN, grandson, aged 1, born in Illinois. She had married .......... BEATTY by the time of the 1930 US Federal Census. From the 1930 US Federalk Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA: Rose D. CLARKE, head, aged 72, widow, housework in private house, born in Ohio; *Ravella BEATTY, roomer, aged 43, married, aged 20 at first marriage, hospital attendant, born in Ohio; Francis HOLBORN, son, aged 19, helper in hospital, born in Illinois; Mary HOLBORN, daughter, aged 15, born in Illinois; Ethel HOLBORN, daughter, aged 13, born in Illinois George HOLBORN, son, aged 11, born in Illinois; William O. Byelseson, lodger, aged 29, upholster in furniture shop, born in Illinois. Ravella Mable (sic) BEATTY died in Los Angeles, California, on 1 October 1958. Date of Birth: 2 February 1887 in Ohio Mother's maiden name: CARROLL (sic) Father's surname: PARENT (California Death Index 1940-1997) (revised 29.02.2012) | PARENT, Revilla Mabel (I6657)
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| 4957 | REYNOLDE RICHARDSON -1613 Reynolde, son of John RICHARDSON, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 February 1612/13. (PR) | RICHARDSON, Reynolde (I3142)
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| 4958 | RHODA ISABELLA GIDDENS formerly BATES née MORTON 1843-1928 The birth of Rhoda Isabella MORTON was registered in 1843. (GRO June Q 1843 Wisbech 14 167) The marriage between Rhoda Isabella MORTON and William BATES was registered in 1861. (GRO December Q 1861 Wisbech 3b 1303) The marriage between Rhoda Isabella BATES and William GIDDENS was registered in 1883. (GRO June Q 1883 Wisbech 3b 989) The death of Rhoda I. GIDDENS aged 86 was registered in 1928. (GRO December Q 1928 King's L. 4b 217) (revised 17.01.2012) | MORTON, Rhoda Isabella (I2103)
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| 4959 | RHODA MILES née MAW William MILES of Lambeth married Rhoda MAW at Yateley, Hampshire, on December 1804. (FamilySearch) (Yateley Register Transcripts) (revised 09.12.2012) | MAW, Rhoda (I7114)
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| 4960 | RHODA NORMAN Rhoda NORMAN of Woodview, Ninfield, Sussex,was the brother of George NORMAN of the same address. She and her brother were beneficiaries of the will of Augusta EDGOOSE (1847-1927), spinster, of the same address. An Index of the Will of Augusta EDGOOSE (1847-1927), spinster. The Will was signed on 17 March 1927. Probate was granted at London on 15 July 1927. 01*Augusta EDGOOSE, the Testator. Beneficiaries: 02 Hamilton SMITH, executor 03 Inglis FLEMING 04 Alfred COLLIER 05 Ada FULLER 06 Beatrice MOORE 07 George NORMAN 08*Rhoda NORMAN 09 Agnes Rowley EDGOOSE Others: 10 Mrs. HITCHCOCK 11 Robert C. MIDDLEMIST, witness 12 G. R. WAIT, witness. (Probate Registry, London, 1927) (revised 11.11.2019) | NORMAN, Rhoda (I8499)
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| 4961 | RHONA K. CURTIS late HAYLOCK formerly ALLINGTON 1924-2013 The birth of a Rhona K. ALLINGTON was registered in 1924. (GRO December Q 1924 [HUMPHREY] Bury St. Edmunds 4a 1423) Rhona K. ALLINGTON and Peter H. HAYLOCK were married at Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, in 1949. (GRO December Q 1949 Bury St. Edmunds 4b 2014) The death of Peter H. HAYLOCK aged 28 was registered in 1951. (GRO December Q 1951 Bury St. Edmunds 4b 834) The marriage between Peter CURTIS (1927-2014), Shop Manager (Provisions) and Rhona Kittie HAYLOCK (1924-2013), Widow, at the Register Office, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, was registered on 1 March 1954. Peter CURTIS lived at 4 Chequer Square, Bury St. Edmunds. He was the son of Master Butcher Thomas CURTIS. Rhona Kittie HAYLOCK, a 29 year old Widow was the daughter of Consort ALLINGTON (1890-1950, a Forman Carpenter deceased. (GRO March Q 1954 Bury St. E. 4b 2287) The Electoral Roll 2002-2013 lists Peter and Rhona K. CURTIS at The Sheiling, Rattlers Road, Brandon, Suffolk, IP27 OHD. Rhona Kittie CURTIS died on 7 December 2013. Probate was granted to Peter CURTIS on 24 April 2014. (National Probate Calendar 2014) (GRO DOR Q4/2013 Suffolk (748-1K) Entry Number 509507860. She was born in 1924. (revised 24.10.2021) | ALLINGTON, Rhona Kittie (I6830)
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| 4962 | RICHARD "DICK" FREDERICK STROHMEIER 1935-2019 Dick was born in Remsen, Iowa, USA , on 1 April 1935, the son of Richard William STROHMEIER and Lillian Emma STROH.-,MEIER formerly REIDEL. From the 1940 US Federal Census of South Main Street, Hutchinson City, Mcleod County, Minnesota: Richard W. STROHMEIER, aged 46, married, born in South Dakota, last place of residence Rural, Plymouth, Iowa, superintendent of municipal light plant; Lillian [sic] STROHMEIER, aged 43, wife, married, born in South Dakota, last place of residence Rural, Plymouth, Iowa; *Richard F. STROHMEIER, son, aged 4, born in Iowa; Elizabeth May STROHMEIER, daughter, aged 2, born in Minnesota. He married Janice Kathleen PETERSEN on 14 October 1960. She died in 2003. Richard "Dick" Frederick STROHMEIER died on 4 April 2019 aged 84. A Memorial Service to celebrate his life was held on Sunday June 30 2019 at River Landing at Sandy Ridge, Colfax, North Carolina, USA. (Source: https://pierce-jeffersonfuneralservice.com/tribute-ajax/print-obituary) (revised 13.01.2022) | STROHMEIER, Richard "Dick" Frederick (I2667)
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| 4963 | RICHARD (Sunter) SUNTER 1595- Richard, base son of Agutha SUNTER, servant to Jhon DAYLE, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 17 August 1795. (PR) | SUNTER, Richard (I8190)
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| 4964 | RICHARD (WINFORY) WINFREY -1764 A Richard WINFREY was buried at Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 11 March 1764. (PR) NOTES & QUERIES: A child of Richard WINFORY (sic), was buried at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, on 30 September 1741. (FreeReg) Was this the burial of Henry who was baptised on 23 August 1741? Isaac BARRON, widower, married Elizabeth WINFREY, spinster, at Long Sutton on 5 February 1776. Elizabeth made her mark. Witnesses were Jno. JAKLELY and Amey BARRON. (FreeReg) Was this Elizabeth WINFREY a daughter of Richard and Mary? Anthony GREETAM, widower, married Mary WINFREY at Long Sutton on 12 May 1778. Each of them made their mark. Witnesses were James READ and Elizabeth BARRON. (PR) Was this Mary WINFREY a daughter of Richard and Mary? (revised 09.12.2017) | WINFREY, Richard (Winfory) (I2001)
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| 4965 | RICHARD (WINFORY) WINFREY 1742- Richard, son of Richard and Mary WINFORY (sic) was baptised at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, on 26 December 1742. (PR) Richard WINFORY had married Mary MACRELL at Long Sutton on 20 October 1740. NOTES & QUERIES: A Richard WINFREY (sic) was buried at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, on 11 March 1764. A Richard WINFREY was buried at Westminster, Middlesex, on 17 April 1792. | WINFREY, Richard (Winfory) (I6590)
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| 4966 | RICHARD A. KNOWLES An Index of the Will of Thomas PILKINTON (1702-1762), carpenter, of Stamford, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 27 January 1762. Probate was granted on 25 February 1762. 01*Thomas PILKINTON, the Testator. 02 Sarah, wife of the Testator Thomas PILKINTON. 03 Widow MAC-GREY, tenant of house in Bull's Lane, St. George, Stamford. 04 Robert PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 05 William PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 06 Thomas PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 07 Nicholas PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 08 John PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 09 George PILKINTON, son f the Testator. 10 Sarah PILKINTON, daughter of the Testator. 11 Elizabeth PILKINTON, daughter of the Testator [who married James EDGOOSE in 1761]. 12 Mary PILKINTON, daughter of the Testator. 13 Thos. HAYCOCK, witness. 14 Clemt. ADAMS, witness. 15 William HUDSEN, witness. 16*Rd. A. KNOWLES, Surrogate. (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1762/174) An Index of the Will of Sarah PILKINTON the younger, (17??-1780), spinster. Her Will was made on 22 November 1780. Probate was granted on 2 December 1780. 01*Sarah PILKINTON, the Testatrix. 02 Sarah PILKINTON, mother of the Testatrix, executrix. 03 George PILKINTON, brother of the Testatrix. 04 Mary PILKINTON, sister of the Testatrix. 05 Robert PILKINTON, one of 4 brothers of the Testatrix. 06 Thomas PILKINTON, one of 4 brothers of the Testatrix. 07 John PILKINTON, one of 4 brothers of the Testatrix. 08 William PILKINTON, one of 4 brothers of the Testatrix. 09 William PILKINTON of Sleaford, Lincolnshire, nephew of the Testatrix. 10 Nicholas PILKINTON, nephew of the Testatrix. 11 William EDGOS, nephew of the Testatrix. 12 Mary EDGOS, niece of the Testatrix. 13 Mr. HENSON, Master of the Testatrix. 14 Mrs. HENSON, Mistress of the Testatrix. 15 W. TORKINGTON, witness. 16 W. BROUGHTON, witness. 17 Wm. MEADOWS, witness. 18*Rd. A. KNOWLES, Surogate. (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1780/201) An Index of the Will of Sarah PILKINTON formerly MILLER (17??-1785), widow, of Stamford, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 17 December 1782. Probate was granted on 4 July 1785. 01*Sarah PILKINTON, the Testatrix. 02 George PILKINTON, son of the Testatrix. 03 Sarah PILKINTON, late sister of the Testatrix's son George. 04 William PILKINTON, son of the Testatrix. 05 Robert PILKINTON, son of the Testatrix. 06 John PILKINTON, son of the Testatrix. 07 Thomas PILKINTON, son of the Testatrix. 08 Robert, the Testatrix's grandson, son of Robert PILKINTON. 09 Susannah, The Testatrix's granddaughter, daughter of Robert PILKINTON. 10 Thomas, The Testatrix's grandson, son of Thomas PILKINTON. 11 Elizabeth, the Testatrix's granddaughter, daughter of Thomas PILKINTON. 12 Sarah, the Testatrix's granddaughter, daughter of George PILKINTON. 13 Mary, the Testatrix's granddaughter, daughter of George PILKINTON. 14 Mary LIGHTFOOT, daughter of the Testatrix. 15 Willam, the Testatrix's grandson, son of Nicholas PILKINTON deceased. 16 Nicholas, the Testatrix's grandson, son of Nicholas PILKINTON deceased. 17 Mary PILKINTON, daughter of the Testatrix, sole executrix. 18 N. TORKINGTON, witness. 19 Robt. HURST, witness. 20*Rd. A. KNOWLES, Surrogate. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1785/138) (revised 15.12.2019) | KNOWLES, Richard A. (I9108)
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| 4967 | RICHARD ANSELL An Index to the Will of John TEBB (16??-1690) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, husbandman, made on 29 November 1686: 01*John TEB, the Testator 02 Willm YONG, son of the Testator 03 Robert TEB, son of the Testator, executor 04 Dannell TEB, son of the Testator 05 Jone JACKSON formerly TEBB, daughter of the Testator 06 Tho. MARRATT, debtor, bond held by the Testator 07 Joseph EDGOOSE, debtor, bond held by the Testator 08 Willm BROWNE, debtor, bond held by the Testator 09 John ROBINSON of the Manor House, debtor, bond held by the Testator 10 Jane [DAUDE], widow, debtor, bond held by the Testator 11*Richard ANSELL, debtor, bond held by the Testator 12 Anthohoney [sic] WILSON, debtor, bond held by the Testator 13 Samuel JACKSON of Donington, debtor, bond held by the Testator 14 John W[illegible], witness. 15 Thomas ANSELL, witness. (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1688/ii/53) (revised 24.03.2020) | ANSELL, Richard (I8874)
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| 4968 | RICHARD ASHBY 1840-1893 The birth of Richard ASHBY was registered in 1840. (GRO June Q 1840 Wisbech 14 140) The marriage between Esther HOLBORN and Richard ASHBY was registered in 1872. (GRO December Q 1872 Stocton 10a 117) From the 1881 census of Perkin Field, Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk: *Richard ASHBY, head, aged 39, bricklayer, born at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk; Esther ASHBY, wife, aged 30, born at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk; Henry W. ASHBY, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk; Ethel ASHBY, daughter, aged 11 months, born at Terrington St. clement, Norfolk. (RG11/1698/51/35) The 1891 census of 22 Bolckow Street, Middlesborough: *Richard ASHBY, head, aged 52, bricklayer, born at Terrington St. Clements, Norfolk: Esther ASHBY, wife, aged 38, born at Terrington St. Clements, Norfolk; Henry W. ASHBY, son, aged 15, wireworker, born at Terrington St. Clements, Norfolk; Albert ASHBY, son, aged 6, born in Middlesborough, Yorkshire; William GILCHRIST, lodger, aged 54, widower, steam tug (?) agent, born in Newcastle, Northumberland; Thorvold BERGH, lodger, aged 45, single, steam tug (?) agent, born at Roggestad, Norway. (RG12/4006/54/33) The death of Richard ASHBY aged 52 was registered in 1893. (GRO June Q 1893 Middlesborough 9d 332) (revised 04.03.2012) | ASHBY, Richard (I6118)
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| 4969 | RICHARD BALYE Page 1 of an Index to the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folios 1-3. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: 01*Richard DAWSON, the Testator 02 William DAWSON, son of the Testator 03 Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator 04 Elizabeth DAWSON, daughter of the Testator 05 Children of the Testator's sister Jone COOPER 06 Sir Mathew Gamlyn, knight 07 Sir John Gamlyn, knight 08 John EDGOOSE, former owner of a piece of the Testator's land 09 John PARKER, joint tenant with the Testator of the above land 10 M(ist)ress EVINGTON, tenant 11 Widdowe MACRENES, tenant 12 William HOBSON, gentleman 13 William WILLSBYE, gentleman 14 William LAMBE deceased, grandfather of the Testator's son William 15 William DAWSON, brother of the Testator 16 Anthonie OLDFIELD, gentleman 17 John HERRIS deceased, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire 18*Richard BALYE, yeoman 19 Tobias CHAMBERLIN, tenant 20 Will(iam) STILES, tenant (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) (revised 19.02.2019) | BALYE, Richard Yeoman (I8806)
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| 4970 | RICHARD BARBER 1732 or 1733-1781 Richard BARBER, carpenter, was buried at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 13 April 1781 at the age of 48. (FreeReg) | BARBER, Richard (I6030)
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| 4971 | RICHARD BARNES 1801-1801 RICHARD, son of WILLIAM and ELIZABETH BARNES from Gosberton, Lincolnshire, was baptised at Surfleet on 26 April 1801 (PR). | BARNES, Richard (I1456)
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| 4972 | RICHARD BENITLAND -1633 There are just two baptisms at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, of a Richard BENITLAND or BENNITLAND between 1585 and 1631: Richard, son of Jhon BENITLANDE, was baptised on 4 March 1598/99. Richard, son of Robt. BENNITLAND, was baptised on 1 March 1604/05. (PR) Richard BENITLAND married Rachell RAMSHAW at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 July 1631. (PR) William, son of Richard BENITLAND, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 22 July 1632. (PR) Richard BENITLAND was buried at Pinchbeck on 4 March 1632/33. An extract of the will of Richard BENITLAND of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, made of 1 March 1632/33: Rachell BENITLAND, his wife, pregnant, executrix. Thomas GARNAR, witness. Henry TOMSON, witness. (LCC Will 1632/34) The Will of Richard BENITLAND [surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded]: "In the name of god amen. The First day of March in the year of our Lord god one Thousand six hundred Thirty and two, I Richard BENITLAND of Pinchbecke in the County of Lincolne husbandman doe make and ordayne this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme followinge First I give and bequeath to my Childe my wife is now w[i]thall six pounds. All the rest of my goods and Chattells moueable and unmoueable I give and bequeath unto Rachell my wife whom I make my Executrix she to Receive my debts and to pay my debts and Legacy, and to bring my body in seemelie manner to the grounde. Witnesses hereof. Henry TOMSON Tho: GARNAR" NOTES & QUERIES: These notes refer to another Richard BENITLAND: Richard BENITLAND and Annis GANSBIE were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 26 October 1626. (PR) Was this the marriage of Richard son of Robert BENITLAND? Sarah, daughter of Richard BENITLAND was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 23 August 1629. (PR) This may be the Richard son of Robert Benitland Sarah, daughter of Richard BENITLAND, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 18 June 1630. (PR) Annis, wife of Richard BENITLAND, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 6 December 1636. (PR) Richard BENITLAND married Lovian SISON at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 August 1639. (PR) Lovian, wife of Richard BENNITTLAND, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 30 Ocober 1656. (PR) A Richard BENNITLAND was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 15 January 1660/61. (PR) (revised 03.08.2016) | BENITLAND, Richard (I2108)
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| 4973 | RICHARD BENITLAND 16??-1640 UNCONNECTED INDIVIDUAL Richard, son of Rich. BENITLAND was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 2 August 1640. PR) (revised 30.09.2016) | BENITLAND, Richard (I3342)
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| 4974 | RICHARD BETTS 1662- Richard, son of Robt. BETTS and Ann, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 25 July 1662. (PR) (revised 07.08.2016) | BETTS, Richard (I6948)
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| 4975 | RICHARD BIRD -1613 Richard BIRD of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, married Lucy, daughter and heir of Robert, son of Thomas GULL. (Madison's Lincolnshire Pedigrees, Pages 137-138) Arthur, son of Richard BYRDE, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire,on 9 December 1576. John RICHARDSON and Rychard BURD were appointed overseers and supervisors and witnessed the will of Symond ROLLET, a Pinchbeck labourer who left a will when he died in 1579. (LCC Will 1579/172) Jhon, son of Richard BYRDE, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 November 1580. Ranold, the son of Richard BIRDE, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 May 1583. (PR) Suzan, daughter of Richard BIRDE, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 25 december 1584. (PR) Jane, the daughter of Richard BYRDE, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 3 May 1592. (PR) Jane, daughter of Richard BURD, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 5 May 1592. (www.familysearch.org) Luce, wyf of Richard BURDE, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 May 1592. (PR) Suszana, daughter of Richard BURDE, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 31 August 1592. Jone, daughter of Richard BIRDE, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 March 1595. Ryc. BYRD is listed on Landowners of Pinchbeck in 1600, but Arthur BURD is not. (Records of the CUST Family, page 116) Ric BYRD signed the Pinchbeck Parish Register as churchwarden in March 1607/08. (PR) Ric BIRD signed the Pinchbeck Parish Register as a churchwarden in March 1608/09. (PR) Ric BIRD signed the Pinchbeck Parish Register as a churchwarden in March 1609/10 Richard BIRDE signed as a churchwarden in March 1611/12. (PR) Richard BURDE was buried at Pincbeck, Lincolnshire, on 24 August 1613. (PR) Will of Richard BYRD [surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded]: "In the name of god Amen the Fyfthe day of August in the yeare of the Raign of our sov[er]aign lord James by the grace of god of England France and Ireland kynge defender of the Faithe for the Eleventhe and of Scottland the xlvijth I Richard BIRD of Pinchbeck in the countie of Lincoln yeoman being sick in bodye but hole in mynd and of good and p[er]fytt memory thankes be to god do make and ordeyn this my last wyll and Testament in maner and forme followinge First I bequeth my soole to Allmightie god my Redemor and maker trusting by Faithe onely to be saved and my body to the ground to be buryed within the parishe church of pinchbek aforsaid Itm I geve to the cathedrall churche of lincoln iiij d Itm I geve to the poore in pinchbeck aforsaid xxs to be paid and distributed at my buryall and xxs at Candlemes next after my decease by the discretion of my Executor Itm I geve to my cosyn wyllm BYRD my swan mark from Spalding Washlode southward dureing his naturall lyfe Itm I geve to my wyllm BYRD three children either of them vjs viijd Itm I geve the Fower children of Thomas BOTHAMS either of them xs Itm I geve to Richard SANDERS of london marchant Taylyer xls to be paid within one yeare after my decease Itm I geve to Kathern wyff of Arthur BYRD xs Itm I geve to wyllm BYRD son of Arthur BYRD iij rod of copiehold Land lately purchased of Richard GOODWYN to him his heires and Assigns for ever according to the custom of the mannor Itm I geve gylyon FORCE vis viijd All the Residew of my goods and chattells lands and Tenements not geven nor bequthed I geve them to Arthur BYRD my son whome I make my sole Executor of this my said wyll And I make Richard SICKLEPRICE of Surfllett Sup[er]visor of the same and I geve him for his paynes vis viiid Theis being wittnesses Richard SICKLEPRICE Joseph WELBYE and Richard TOMSON withe others" (LCC Will 1613 388) NOTES & QUERIES: Joane, daughter of Xpofer BURDE, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 31 March 1571. Elizabeth, daughter of Gylbt BURDE, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 1 January 1572. (PR) On 25 June 1568 Xpofer BURDE assisted in the making of an inventory of the property of John EDGOOSE of Pinchbeck who died earlier in the year. (LAO INV.47 124A) (revised 26.07.2016) | BIRD, Richard (I7171)
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| 4976 | RICHARD BIRD 1616-1616 Richard, son of Arthur BURD, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 September 1616. (Parish Register) Richard, son of Arthur BURD [sic], was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 10 November 1616. (Parish Register) (revised 13.07.2016) | BIRD, Richard (I1109)
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| 4977 | RICHARD BIRD 1619- Richard, son of Arthur BIRD, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 April 1619. Richard BIRD married Elizabeth ELLIS at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 12 November 1640. Christofer, son of Richd BIRD & Elizabeth was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 25 November 1640. (FamilySearch) Arthur, son of Richard BIRD and Elizabeth, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 16 July 1643. (PR) Richard, son of Richard BIRD, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 December 1645. (FamilySearch) William, son of Richard BIRD, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 21 May 1648. (FamilySearch) John, son of Richard BIRD, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 December 1650. (FamilySearch) (revised 29.08.2016) | BIRD, Richard (I1113)
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| 4978 | RICHARD BIRD 1645- Richard, son of Richard BIRD, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 December 1645. (www.familysearch.org) (revised 04.08.2015) | BIRD, Richard (I3664)
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| 4979 | RICHARD BOLTON 1860-1927 The birth of Richard BOLTON was registered in 1860. (GRO September Q 1860 Bradford 9b 117) NOTE: According to the 1861 census taken on 7 April he was 9 months old, i.e. born in July 1860. The 1881 census of 66 High Street, Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire: Richard BOLTON, head, aged 67, wool sorter and grocer, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Lydia BOLTON, wife, aged 65, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Mildred BOLTON, son [sic], aged 28, unmarried, tinplate worker, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; *Richard BOLTON, son, aged 20, unmarried, butcher, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Lydia GREENWOOD, daughter, aged 28, married, worsted weaver, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Annie GREENWOOD, granddaughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Mary GREENWOOD, granddaughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Bradford, Yorkshire. (RG11/4456/96/28) The marriage between Richard BOLTON and Emily SPAFFORD was registered in 1883. (GRO June Q 1883 Grantham 7a 810) The 1891 census of 98 General Green, Manningham, Bradford, Yorkshire: *Richard BOLTON, head, aged 30, butcher, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Emily BOLTON, wife, aged 32, born in Lincolnshire; Edith M. BOLTON, daughter, aged 2, born at Bradford, Yorkshire. (RG12/3631/140/17) The 1901 census of 173 Kensington Street, Bradford, Yorkshire: *Richard BOLTON, head, aged 40, butcher, worker, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Emily BOLTON, wife, aged 42, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; Edith M. BOLTON, daughter, aged 17, wool drawer, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; William BOLTON, son, aged 12, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Harry S. BOLTON, son, aged 8, born at Bradford, Yorkshire. (RG13/4160/117/6) The 1911 census of 33 Fernside Street, Bradford, Yorkshire: *Richard BOLTON, head, aged 50, married, blacksmith's striker, worker, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; Emily BOLTON, wife, aged 52, married 28 years, 6 children of whom 4 living, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; Emily Lydie BOLTON, daughter, aged 9, born at Bradford, Yorkshire, Harry Spafford BOLTON, son, aged 18, single, dyer's labourer, born at Bradford, Yorkshire. (RG14/26786) The death of a Richard BOLTON aged 65 was registered in 1927. (GRO March Q 1927 Bradford 9b 130) NB: No proof that this is the correct registration. (revised 17.09.2012) | BOLTON, Richard (I6897)
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| 4980 | RICHARD BREWSTER 1775 or 1776-1837 The death of Richard BREWSTER was registered in 1837. (GRO December Q 1837 Boston14 141) He was buried at Frieston St. James, Lincolnshire, on 14 October 1837 aged 61. NOTES & QUERIES: Frieston or Freiston, Lincolnshire? In this case Freiston St. James is correct | BREWSTER, Richard (I5845)
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| 4981 | RICHARD BREWSTER 1833- Richard, son of John BREWSTER and Anne COTES, was baptised at Butterwick, Lincolnshire, on 17 March 1833. From the 1841 census of Dowdike, Sutterton, Lincolnshire: John BREWSTER, aged 42, agricultural labourer, born in Lincolnshire; Ann BREWSTER, aged 42, born in Lincolnshire; George BREWSTER, aged 13, born in Lincolnshire; Ann BREWSTER, aged 10, born in Lincolnshire; *Richard BREWSTER, aged 8, born in Lincolnshire; Rebecca BREWSTER, aged 6, born in Lincolnshire; Samuel BREWSTER, aged 4, born in Lincolnshire; Robert BREWSTER, aged 1, born in Lincolnshire. (HO107/611/2) From the 1851 census of Dowdyke Road, Sutterton, Lincolnshire: John BREWSTER, head, aged 50, farmer of 70 acres employing no labourers, born at Frieston, Lincolnshire; Ann BREWSTER, wife, aged 50, born at Sibsey, Lincolnshire; John BREWSTER, son, aged 24, employed on farm, born at Frieston; George BREWSTER, son, aged 22, employed on farm, born at Frieston; Ann BREWSTER, daughter, aged 20, employed in household, born at Frieston; *Richard BREWSTER, son, aged 18, employed on farm, born at Frieston; Rebecca BREWSTER, daughter, aged 16, employed in household, born at Frieston; Samuel BREWSTER, son, aged 14, employed on farm, born at Frieston; Robert BREWSTER, son, aged 11, born in Sutterton; Sarah Jane WAKEFIELD, boarder, aged 6, "Under Trustees", born at Sutterton. (HO107/2098/77/13) From the 1871 census of Brothertoft, Lincolnshire: Richard BREWSTER was an unmarried 39 year old agricultural labourer lodging with Henry KIME and family. He was born at Frieston, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3346/26/1) From the 1881 census of Marsh Road, Sutterton, Lincolnshire: John BREWSTER, head, widower, aged 81, farmer of 50 acres employing 2 men, born at Frieston, Lincolnshire; *Richard BREWSTER, son, married, aged 42, horseman on farm, born at Frieston; Mary STUBBS, housekeeper, unmarried, aged 55, born at Candlesby, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3213/87/10) NOTES & QUERIES: Frieston or Freiston, Lincolnshire? | BREWSTER, Richard (I5843)
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| 4982 | RICHARD BROUGHTON An Index of the Will of Robert HUNNINGHAM (????-1541/42) in which John EDGOSE was a beneficiary. The Will was made on 16 December 1541 and proved at Lincoln on 11 January 1541/42: 01*Robert HUNNINGHAM, the Testator 02 Izbell PAKEYS, servant of the Testator 03 Kat'in HARDY 04 John RODWELL 05 Jenytt HARDY 06 Jenytt PATYNER 07 Will(ia)m ROGERSONNE 08 Will(ia)m GYBSON 09 Richard HARDY 10 John HARDY 11 Will(ia)m HARDY 12 Thomas CLAY 13 Anthony RICHEMU'DE 14 Phelype CLAY, executor 15 Agnes FOOLL, daughter of Thomas 16 Thomas FOOLL, witness 17 Edward HEGLYNGTON 18 Dorothy CLAY 19 John ETGOSE 20 Thomas MASSON, executor 21*Richard BROUGHTON, witness 22 Thomas PEIRSON, witness 23 Richard GELSON, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1541-3 42) (revised 02.02.2020) | BROUGHTON, Richard (I8636)
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| 4983 | RICHARD BUCKLEY LANCELEY He was described as a deceased corn factor on his daughter Mary Jane's marriage certificate. (GRO June Q 1879 Leicester 7a 407) (revised 22.01.2009) | LANCELEY, Richard Buckley (I4489)
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| 4984 | RICHARD BYCROFT 1816-1895 Richard, son of John and Eliabeth BYCROFT, was baptised at North Willingham, Lincolnshire, on 31 March 1816. (IGI) Judith Lewin HORRY married Richard BYCROFT, who supposedly had a coach and carriage hire business in Holbeach, at Holbeach Free Methodist Chapel on 18 August 1886. Richard BYCROFT was described as a gentleman, a 70 year old widower, and son of John BYCROFT deceased. Witnesses were R. BYCROFT and Susan FAULKNER. (GRO September Q 1886 Holbeach 7a 623) In the 1891 census returns for Fleet Street, Holbeach, Richard BYCROFT was described as a 75 year old retired farmer who had been born at North Willingham, Lincolnshire. His wife Judith L. BYCROFT, aged 58, "living on own means"; his 28 year old stepson Arthur HORRY of no occupation; and a 27 year old domestic servant Elizabeth D. YALLUP were also present. (RG12/2569/112/15) Richard BYCROFT died aged 79 in 1895. (GRO June Q 1895 Holbeach 7a 233) The Will of Richard BYCROFT: "This is the last Will and Testament of me Richard BYCROFT of Holbeach in the County of Lincoln Gentleman I appoint my nephew Richard BYCROFT of Fleet in the said County Farmer and my Wife's Sons Robert John HORRY and Henry James HORRY both of Holbeach aforesaid Millers and Bakers Executors and Trustees of this my Will I bequeath to my dear Wife Judith Lewin BYCROFT all my household furniture plate linen china consumable stores and provisions in my dwelling house at the date of my deatath for her own use absolutely I bequeath to my said Wife a Legacy of One hundred pounds to be paid to her as soon as conveniently after my death I bequeath to my former Housekeeper Elizabeth now the Wife of William Silvester TILSON of Holbeach aforesaid a Legacy of Ten pounds to be paid to her within six calendar months after my decease I devise my present residence in Holbeach with the outbuildings yard and garden thereto unto and to the use of my said Wife for the term of her natural life if she continues my Widow she keeping the same in good repair and insured against loss by fire And from and her (sic) her decease or remarriage whichever shall first happen I devise the same To the use of my Trustees their heirs and assigns Upon the trusts hereinafter declared I devise and bequeath all my residuary real and personal estate (and after the decease or remarriage of my said Wife the residence buildings yard and garden hereinbefore devised to her during her Widowhood) unto and to the use of my Trustees their heirs executors administrators and assigns respectively Upon trust to sell and convey my said real estate and to convert and get in all such parts of my residuary personal estate as shall not consist of money or money owing to me from my said Nephew Richard on his Promissory Note of hand and out of the proceeds thereof and out of my ready money to pay all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses and the Legacies hereinbefore bequeatthed and a Legacy or sum of One hundred pounds to each of my Nephews and Nieces and to each of the Nephews and Nieces of my late Wife which I bequeath to them accordingly And then to stand possessed of the residue thereof Upon trust to invest the same according and out of the annual income thereof to pay to my said Wife the yearly sum of Fifty pounds during her life if and so long as she remains my Widow and to pay to my Brother James and his present Wife during their joint lives and tto the survivor of them during his or her life the yearly sum of Twenty pounds the said yearly payments to be made half yearly and the first payments thereof repectively to be made at the end of six calendar months after my decease And I bequeatath the same accordingly And I direct my Trustees to pay or apply the residue of the yearly income of my trust estates to or for the benefit of my two Great Nephews Richard and William Sons of my said Nephew Richard BYCROFT And from and after the death or remarriage of my said Wife I release my said Nephew Richard from the payment of all monies due from him to me at the date of my death secured by his promissory note or notes of hand And from and after the decease or remarriage of my said Wife I direct my Trustees to pay to each of her sons and to Alice Jane TUPLIN Spinster formerly in my Service One hundred pounds apiece And I bequeath the same to them accordingly And subject to the Annuities payments and release hereinbefore given or directed to be made I bequeath the net residue of the proceeds of my said real and personal estates to my said great Nephews Richard and William Sons of my said Nephew Richard in equal shares I empower my Trustees to defer the sale of such part of my residuary real estate as may not be required for the purposes of my Will or any part thereof during the life and Widowhood of my said Wife and also during the same period to postpone the calling in and conversion of such part of my personal estate as shall consist of shares in public Companies and Mortgage securities but the unsold real estate and outstanding personal estate shall be subject to the trusts hereinbefore contained concerning the moneys and securities aforesaid and the rents and yearly produce thereof shall be deemed annual income for the purposes of such trusts and such real estate shall be transmissible as personal estate under the ultimate trust hereinbefore contained I direct my Trustees after the decease of my Wife (if my said Brother James or his present Wife shall be then living) to set aside a sum sufficient at the period of investment to produce the Annuity hereinbefore given to my said Brother James and his Wife and the survirvivor of them I declare that during the suspense of the sale of my real estate my said Nephew Richard BYCROFT may continue to occupy as tenant to his Co Trustees at a fair yearly rent such parts thereof as he may hold as tenant to me at the timime o of my death and that the residue thereof shall be let by my Trustees either from year to year or for a term of years as they may think fit I declare that notwithstanding the acceptance by my said Nephew Richard BYCROFT of the Trusteeship oof this my Will he shall be at liberty to bid by an Agent for and to purchase by public auction or (after the attempted sale by public auction) by private contract from my other Trustees at a fair Valuation the whole or any part of my real estate of w which he may be the tenant at the time of my death I declare that subject to the powers hereinbefore contained all investments of trust moneys under this my Will shall be made on securities on which Trustees are by law authorized to invest trust moneys I declare that any and every vacancy in the Trusteeship of this my Will shall be filled up as soon as practicable by the appointment of a new Trustee or new Trustees in the manner prescribed by law I declare that the powers and diiscretiions hereinbefore given to my Trustees shall be vested in and exercisable by the Trustees or Trustee for the time being of my Will And lastly I revoke all former and other Wills In Witness whereof I have at the bottom of the two preceding sheets of this my Will (the whole whereof is contained in three sheets of paper) and also to this third and last sheet at the foot or end thereof set my hand this nineteenth day of May one thousand eight hundred and ninety two" Signed by the said Richard BYCROFT as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who were both present at the same time and who in his presence (signed) R. BYCROFT and the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting Witnesses J. W. WILLDERS Solicitor Holbeach Frank SNART his Clerk "This is a first Codicil to the above written last Will and Testament of me Richard BYCROFT the above named Testator I direct that the time of payment of the Legacy of One hundred pounds to each of my Nephews and Nieces and to each of the Nephews and Nieces of my late Wife given to them by my said Will shall be varied as follows One moiety or half part thereof shall be paid to each of them out of the proceeds of my real and residuary personal estate after my death and the remaining moiiety or half part thereof shall be paid to them after the death of my present Wife I further direct that twenty pounds that my great Niece Lilah SPRIGGS lent to my nephew Henry BYCROFT (if not repaid by him in the meantime) shall be deducted from the first moiety of his Legacy and paid to her by my Executors and Trustees And if the said Henry BYCROFT shall predecease me I bequeath the said Twenty pounds duty free to the said Lilah SPRIGGS absolutely And I ratify and confirm my said Will in all other respects In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my my hand this second day of August one thousand eight hundred and ninety four" Signed by the said Richard BYCROFT as a first Codicil to his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who were both present at the same time and who in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting Witnesses J. W. WILLDERS Thos. C. WILLDERS Solr. Holbeach On the eighteenth day of June 1895 Probate of this Will with a Codicil was granted at Lincoln to Richard BYCROFT Robert John HORRY and Henry James HORRY the Executors Gross value of Personal Estate £3116. 5 .. No Leaseholds Net value of Personal Estate £3082. 13 7 (revised 30.04.2012) | BYCROFT, Richard (I1151)
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| 4985 | RICHARD CATLIN 1695- mentioned in father's will 1732 | CATLIN, Richard (I1064)
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| 4986 | RICHARD CHENEY An Index of the Will of Thomas CHENY of Quadring, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 6 March 1531/32. The will was proved at Spalding on 10 April 1532. 01*Thomas CHENY, the Testator 02 William CHENAY 03*Richard CHENEY 04 Jenet ADAM 05 Margaret GONTHORPE 06 Edward CHENEY, son of the Testator 07 John ADAM 08 Richard COOKE 09 Anne CHENY, wife of the Testator, excutrix 10 John BOLLYS 11 Mr. Thomas TEMPEST, witness, supervisor 12 John BOLLES, witness 13 Robert LONDE, witness, Vicar of Quadring 14 John DOMYSENY, witness 15 William CHELL, witness 16 William BROWNE, witness 17 John WARDE 18 John ETGOSE the Younger 19 REEDE, former owner of land (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1520-31/338) | CHENEY, Richard (I8530)
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| 4987 | RICHARD COOKE An Index of the Will of Thomas CHENY of Quadring, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 6 March 1531/32. The will was proved at Spalding on 10 April 1532. 01*Thomas CHENY, the Testator 02 William CHENAY 03 Richard CHENEY 04 Jenet ADAM 05 Margaret GONTHORPE 06 Edward CHENEY, son of the Testator 07 John ADAM 08*Richard COOKE 09 Anne CHENY, wife of the Testator, excutrix 10 John BOLLYS 11 Mr. Thomas TEMPEST, witness, supervisor 12 John BOLLES, witness 13 Robert LONDE, witness, Vicar of Quadring 14 John DOMYSENY, witness 15 William CHELL, witness 16 William BROWNE, witness 17 John WARDE 18 John ETGOSE the Younger 19 REEDE, former owner of land (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1520-31/338) | COOKE, Richard (I8535)
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| 4988 | RICHARD CRINKHORN OR CRUNKHORN 1659 -1707 A Richard, son of John CRONKHORNE by Joane was born at Moreton-by-Bourn on 13 November 1659. (PR) Richard CRINKHORN married Martha FOUNTAINS at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 6 June 1689. (PR) An Index of the Will of Richard CRUNKHORN (1659-1707), yeoman, of Moulton, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 29 October 1707. Probate was granted at Lincoln in 1707. 01*Richard CRUNKHORN, the Testator. 02 Richard CRUNKHORN, eldest son of the Testator. 03 John CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator. 04 Luke CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator. 05 Martha CRUNKHORN, daughter of the Testator. 06 John EDGOOSE, brother-in-law of the Testator, guardian, executor. 07 Geo. ELDRED, witness. 08 Jude FISHER, witness. 09 Solomon MORRIS, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1705-1708/35) The Will of Richard CRUNKHORN (1659-1707) yeoman of Moulton, Lincolnshire: (surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded) "In the name of God Amen I Richard CRUNKHORN of Moulton in the County of Lincoln yeoman being sick and weak in body but of sound and p(er)fect mind and memory thanks be given to God for the same doe for the putting of my house in order and disposeing of my estate doe hereby give and dispose of the same in manner and form following And first and principally I bequeath my soul into the hands of Almighty God my heavenly father and my body to the earth from when (sic) it was taken there to rest untill my soul and body shall be united and joyned together in the resurrect(i)on and enter into the never fadeing joys of immortality Item I Give unto my eldest son Richard CRUNKHORN All my Coppyhold houses lands tenements and hereditaments w(here)soev(er) scituate lyeing and being in Moulton aforesaid to him his heires and assignes for ever Item I Give unto my son John CRUNKHORN all my Freehold houses lands Tenements and hereditaments scituate lyeing and being in Moulton aforesaid to him and his heires for ever Item I give unto my son Luke the sum of Two hundred and twenty pounds lawfull money of great Brittain to be payd unto him at his age of one and twenty years And if he happen to dye before such age Then I give the said Two hundred and twenty pounds unto my said sons Richard and John and daughter Martha equally to be devided amongst them share and share alike Item I Give unto my daughter Martha the like sum of Two hundred and twenty pounds to be payd unto her at her age of one and twenty yeares But if shee happen to dye before such her age Then I Give the said Two hundred and twenty pounds (to her hereby given) unto my said Three sons equally to be devided amongst them share and share alike And it is my Minde and will That the said Two hundred and twenty pounds hereby given to my said son Luke ...(illegible) the Two hundred and twenty pounds hereby given to my said daughter Martha shall be put at interest for their respective uses when as soon as may be and the interest money groweing out of their respective legacys aforemenc(i)oned to be for their respective maintenance and educac(i)on untill they shall and doe sev(er)ally attainge to their said respective ages And the rents and p(ro)fitts of all my Coppyhold houses lands and tenem(ent)s given as aforesaid to my said son Richard to goe for his maintenance and educat(i)i)on untill he shall accomplish his said age of one and twenty years And the rents and p(ro)fitts of my said Freehold hoses lands tenements and hereditaments to be for the maintenance and educat(i)on of my said son John CRUNKHORN untill he shall accomplish his full age of one and twenty years Item I doe hereby maked constitute and appoynt John EDGOOSE my brother in law Guardian and Executor in Trust for all my said children untill they shall attaigne unto their severall respective ages of one and twenty years And if my personall esteststate shall exceed what I have herein already given over and above just debts due & oweing or w(hi)ch shall be due & my funerall expences defrayed Doe hereby desire my said trusty brother to devide the same equally amongst all my said childreen a at their said severall ages and if any of them happen to dye before (attaigning) such their respective ages Then(?) the same to be devided amongst the survivors or survivor of them as they shall severally attaigne their ages as aforesaid And foor my said brother EDGOOSE his paynes and care herein I Give him the sume of two guineas And if my said brother EDGOOSE happen to dye before my said Children arrive to their said age That then I doe hereby give unto him full power and authoritity to nominate and appoynt such and soe many Trustees for soe many of my said Children as shall be liveing at his death and under age as he (at) his discrec(i)on shall thinke fitt to nominate and appoint And I doe hereby make null and voyd all other wills and Testaments by me for(illegible) made And declare these p(re)sentes to be my last will and Testam(en)t and none other In witness whereof I the said Richard CRUNKHORN have hereunto sett my hand and seal the nyne and twentieth day of October in the year of our Lord God One thousand seaven hundred and seaven the marke of Richard CRUNKHORN Signed sealed published and declared In the p(re)sence of Geo ELDRED Jude FISHER Solomon MORRIS" SOURCE: Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1705-1708/35, uploaded with permission. © Lincolnshire County Council 2019. An Index of the Will of John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), yeoman of Pinchbeck. The Will was made on 30 March 1715. 01*John EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John EDGOOSE, grandson of the Testator. 03 William WILKINSON, tenant. 04 MARROT, tenant. 05 John GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 06 James GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 07 Elizabeth GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 08 Anne GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 09 William LEWIN, tenant. 10 William WIMBER, tenant. 11 Joseph MASON, tenant. 12 John BRICKLES, tenant. 13 Henry ELLWOOD, tenant. 14 Thomas BAKER, tenant. 15 Judith HAMERS, reversion following her death. 16 Jane CHAMBERLAIN, wife of John CHAMBERLAIN. 17 John CHAMBERLAIN. 18 COLE 19 James EASDALE, tenant. 20 Elizabeth, wife of James GRIME, daughter of the Testator. 21 Mary, wife of John WILKINSON, grandaughter of the Testator. 22 John WILKINSON, who married Mary GRAYHAM, granddaughter of the Testator 23 Elizabeth LAWSON of Gosberton, widow. 24 Mary, the wife of Joseph MASON, kinswoman of the Testator. 25 Mary HOULDEN, the Testator's maid servant. 26 Robt. NEWTON, the Testator's manservant. 27 John PAGE, the Testator's manservant. 28 John CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 29*Richard CRUNKHORN, brother-in-law of the Testator. 30 Luke CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 31 Mr. Edward DALE, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 32 Mr. Squire HUDSON, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 33 James GRIMES, son-in-law of the Testator. 34 Martha CRUNKHORN, witness. 35 John HUCKBODY, witness. 36 John WEYMAN jun., witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1715/i/51) NOTES & QUERIES: The date and place of burial of Richard CRUNKHORN have not been found. The parish registers of Moulton, Pinchbeck, Spalding and Swineshead have been searched in vain. His will was made and probate granted in 1707. (revised 14.02.2020) | CRUNKHORN, Richard (I969)
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| 4989 | RICHARD CRUNKHORN 1730- Richard, son of Jno. and Jane CRUNKHORN, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 2 September 1730. (PR) | CRUNKHORN, Richard (I6980)
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| 4990 | RICHARD CRUNKHORN 1741- Richd., son of Luke CRUNKHORN, was baptised at Bourne, Lincolnshire, on 3 November 1741. (FamilySearch) | CRUNKHORN, Richard (I7980)
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| 4991 | RICHARD CRUNKHORNE 1695-1717 Richard, son of Rich and Martha CRUNKHORN, was baptised at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 4 May 1695. (PR) Richard CRUNKHORNE of Moulton in Lincolnshire, son of Richard CRUNKHORNE deceased, was apprenticed in 1712 in the sum of £20.00.00 to James GRAHAM of Spalding, grocer. (National Archives IR 1 f98) THE WILL OF RICHARD CRUNKHORN (1659-1707) yeoman of Moulton, Lincolnshire. WHO: Brother-in-law of John EDGOOSE (1649-1715). WHEN: The will was signed on 29 October 1707. Probate was granted at Lincoln in 1707. Moulton, Lincolnshire. EXECUTOR: The Testator's brother-in-law John EDGOOSE (1649-1715) WITNESSES: Geo ELDRED; Jude FISHER; Solomon MORRIS. SOURCE: Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1705-1708/35, uploaded with permission. © Lincolnshire County Council 2019. An Index of the Will of Richard CRUNKHORN (1659-1707), yeoman, of Moulton, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 29 October 1707. Probate was granted at Lincoln in 1707. 01*Richard CRUNKHORN, the Testator. 02*Richard CRUNKHORN, eldest son of the Testator. 03 John CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator. 04 Luke CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator. 05 Martha CRUNKHORN, daughter of the Testator. 06 John EDGOOSE, brother-in-law of the Testator, guardian, executor. 07 Geo. ELDRED, witness. 08 Jude FISHER, witness. 09 Solomon MORRIS, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1705-1708/35) An Index of the Will of John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), yeoman of Pinchbeck. The Will was made on 30 March 1715. 01*John EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John EDGOOSE, grandson of the Testator. 03 William WILKINSON, tenant. 04 MARROT, tenant. 05 John GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 06 James GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 07 Elizabeth GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 08 Anne GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 09 William LEWIN, tenant. 10 William WIMBER, tenant. 11 Joseph MASON, tenant. 12 John BRICKLES, tenant. 13 Henry ELLWOOD, tenant. 14 Thomas BAKER, tenant. 15 Judith HAMERS, reversion following her death. 16 Jane CHAMBERLAIN, wife of John CHAMBERLAIN. 17 John CHAMBERLAIN. 18 COLE 19 James EASDALE, tenant. 20 Elizabeth, wife of James GRIME, daughter of the Testator. 21 Mary, wife of John WILKINSON, grandaughter of the Testator. 22 John WILKINSON, who married Mary GRAYHAM, granddaughter of the Testator 23 Elizabeth LAWSON of Gosberton, widow. 24 Mary, the wife of Joseph MASON, kinswoman of the Testator. 25 Mary HOULDEN, the Testator's maid servant. 26 Robt. NEWTON, the Testator's manservant. 27 John PAGE, the Testator's manservant. 28*John CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 29 Richard CRUNKHORN, brother-in-law of the Testator. 30 Luke CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 31 Mr. Edward DALE, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 32 Mr. Squire HUDSON, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 33 James GRIMES, son-in-law of the Testator. 34 Martha CRUNKHORN, witness. 35 John HUCKBODY, witness. 36 John WEYMAN jun., witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1715/i/51) The Will of Richard CRUNKHORN (abbreviations expanded): In the Name of God Amen I Rich(ar)d CRUNKHORN of Spalding in the County of Lincoln Grocer doe make and ordein this my last will & testam(en)t in manner following That is to say Imprimis I give and bequeath unto my Brother John CRUNKHORN and to my Brother Luke CRUNKHORN and to each of them the sume of fifty pounds to be paid them out of my Estate hereafter menc(i)oned when they shall attain their severall Ages of one and twenty years Item I give unto my Brother and Sister Joseph ATKINSON and Martha his wife All that my Farm in Moulton in Henngate late in tenure of John BROCKY(?) and now in the occupac(i)on of him the said Joseph ATKINSON And alsoe all those nine acres in tenure of Mathew DEPEER in Moulton afores(ai)d. And all other my houses lands and tenem(en)ts whatsoever & wheresoever To hold to them the said Joseph ATKINSON & Martha his wife for & dureing the Term of their naturall lives And the life naturall of the Survivour of them and afterwards to the right heires of the sd Joseph ATKINSON for ever Subject nevertheless to the paym(en)t of the said two Legacies to my Brothers John & Luke And my mind farther is and I doe direct that the said two Legacies shall be placed out at Interest for my said Brothers by my said brother Joseph ATKINSON within six months after my decease And in case either of them should dye before he attaining his Age of one & twenty years Then I give the Legacie of him that shall soe die and all the Interest & advantages thereof to the Survivour of them two And if they should both happen to dye under the s(ai)d Age Then I give both the said Legacies and all the Interest and advantage thereof to my said sister Martha the wife of the s(ai)d Joseph ATKINSON And I doe make the said Joseph ATKINSON Executor of this my will In Witnes whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal the thirteenth day of Aprill Anno D(o)m(in)e 1717 Signed sealed published & declared by the s(ai)d Rich(ar)d CRUNKHORN to be his last will in the p(re)sence of Henry X GOODLAD William YOUNGER Wm ATKINSON (LCC Wills 1717/ii/16) He was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 9 May 1717. 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| 4992 | RICHARD CUNLIFFE 1832 or 1833-1887 Richard CUNLIFFE was born at Manchester, Lancashire, in 1831-1832. The death of Richard CUNLIFFE aged 54 was registered in 1887. (GRO December 1887 Salford 8d 97) (revised 17.04.2008) | CUNLIFFE, Richard (I4340)
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| 4993 | RICHARD CUNLIFFE 1872-1943 *************************************** The birth of a Richard CUNLIFFE was registered in 1872. According to the 1939 Register, he was born on 30 March 1872. (GRO June Q 1872 Salford 8d 113) Eveline THOMPSON married Richard CUNLIFFE at the Trinity Street Primitive Methodist Chapel, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, on 7 September 1904. She was described as a 23 year old spinster of no occupation and of 8 Britannia Terrace, Gainsborough, daughter of John William THOMPSON millwright. Richard CUNLIFFE was a 32 year old bachelor, a warehouseman living at 9 Ash Road, Weaste, and son of Richard CUNLIFFE, a deceased warehouseman. Witnesses were Alfd BARLOW, J. W. THOMPSON and Rachel THOMPSON. (GRO September 1904 Gainsborough 7a 1574) From the 1911 census of 15 Stanley Avenue, Rusholme, Manchester: *Richard CUNLIFFE, head, aged 39, married, warehouseman, calico printer, worker, born at Salford, Lancashire: Eveline CUNLIFFE, wife, aged 29, married 6 years, no children, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. (RG14PN2381 RG464 SD2 ED80 SN165) From the 1939 Register of 15 Stanley Avenue, Manchester C.B., Lancashire: *Richard CUNLIFFE, born 30 March 1872, pensioner, married; Eveline CUNLIFFE, born 25 May 1881, unpaid domestic duties, married. (RG101/4485J/001/21 NJVD) The death of Richard CUNLIFFE aged 71 was registered in 1943. (GRO June Q 1943 Manchester 8d 140) (revised 04.08.2017) | CUNLIFFE, Richard (I4328)
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| 4994 | RICHARD DALE An Index to Page 3 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folio 6. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: 30 Richard DALE 31 Margaret SISON, the Testator's servant 32 Thomas ANDREWE, the Testator's servant 33 Dorothye, the Testator's servant 34 Izaak INMAN 35 Thomas CARRE 36 Elizabeth DAWSON, wife of the Testator, executrix 37 William POWLES 38 Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator 39 Arthur BIRDE, customary tenant of several manors 40 John JOSEPHE, witness 41 Arthur BIRD, witness 42*Richard DALE, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1618/ii/196) (revised 20.02.2020) | DALE, Richard (I8819)
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| 4995 | RICHARD DAWSON Page 1 of an Index to the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folios 1-3. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: 01*Richard DAWSON, the Testator 02 William DAWSON, son of the Testator 03*Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator 04 Elizabeth DAWSON, daughter of the Testator 05 Children of the Testator's sister Jone COOPER 06 Sir Mathew Gamlyn, knight 07 Sir John Gamlyn, knight 08 John EDGOOSE, former owner of a piece of the Testator's land 09 John PARKER, joint tenant with the Testator of the above land 10 M(ist)ress EVINGTON, tenant 11 Widdowe MACRENES, tenant 12 William HOBSON, gentleman 13 William WILLSBYE, gentleman 14 William LAMBE deceased, grandfather of the Testator's son William 15 William DAWSON, brother of the Testator 16 Anthonie OLDFIELD, gentleman 17 John HERRIS deceased, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire 18 Richard BALYE, yeoman 19 Tobias CHAMBERLIN, tenant 20 Will(iam) STILES, tenant (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) An Index to Page 3 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folio 6. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: 30 Richard DALE 31 Margaret SISON, the Testator's servant 32 Thomas ANDREWE, the Testator's servant 33 Dorothye, the Testator's servant 34 Izaak INMAN 35 Thomas CARRE 36 Elizabeth DAWSON, wife of the Testator, executrix 37 William POWLES 38 Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator 39*Arthur BIRDE, customary tenant of several manors 40 John JOSEPHE, witness 41 Arthur BIRD, witness 42 Richard DALE, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1618/ii/196) (revised 20.02.2020) | DAWSON, Richard (I8802)
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| 4996 | RICHARD DAWSON (15??-1618) Richard DAWSON, cleric and vicar of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, was buried there on 25 February 1617/18. (Parish Register) Page 1 of an Index to the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folios 1-3. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: 01*Richard DAWSON, the Testator 02 William DAWSON, son of the Testator 03 Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator 04 Elizabeth DAWSON, daughter of the Testator 05 Children of the Testator's sister Jone COOPER 06 Sir Mathew Gamlyn, knight 07 Sir John Gamlyn, knight 08 John EDGOOSE, former owner of a piece of the Testator's land 09 John PARKER, joint tenant with the Testator of the above land 10 M(ist)ress EVINGTON, tenant 11 Widdowe MACRENES, tenant 12 William HOBSON, gentleman 13 William WILLSBYE, gentleman 14 William LAMBE deceased, grandfather of the Testator's son William 15 William DAWSON, brother of the Testator 16 Anthonie OLDFIELD, gentleman 17 John HERRIS deceased, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire 18 Richard BALYE, yeoman 19 Tobias CHAMBERLIN, tenant 20 Will(iam) STILES, tenant (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618/ii/196) An Index to Page 2 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, covering folios 4-5. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618. 21 Mr. Thomas STILES, beloved brother of the Testator 22 Mr. Gegorie STILES, loving brother of the Testator 23 Mr. Robert LAMBE, loving brother of the Testator 24 Sister ROBINSON 25 Sister BRIGETT 26 John JOSEPH, clarke 27 William DAWSON, brother of the Testator 28 Dimmocke WALPOLE Esq. 29 Francis NEDHAM, kinsman of the Testator (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618/ii/196) An Index to Page 3 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folio 6. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618. 30 Richard DALE. 31 Margaret SISON, the Testator's servant. 32 Thomas ANDREWE, the Testator's servant. 33 34Dorothye, the Testator's servant. 34 Izaak INMAN. 35 Thomas CARRE. 36 Elizabeth DAWSON, wife of the Testator, executrix. 37 William POWLES. 38 Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator. 39 Arthur BIRDE, customary tenant of several manors. 40 John JOSEPHE, witness. 41 Arthur BIRD, witness. 42 Richard DALE, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1618/ii/196) The Will of Richard DAWSON (15??-1618) of Pinchbeck, Clarke: (surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded) "In the name of god Amen The vijth day of Februarie 1617 I Richard DAWSON of Pinchbecke in the county of Lincoln Clarke being sicke in bodie but of good & p(er)fect remembrance blessed be god therefore doe make and appointe this my last last will and Testam(en)t in manner and forme following First and especially I Committ my soule into the hands of Allmightie god whoe gave it me most humblie desyering and stedfastlie beleeving to be saved by the alone merritts of Jesus Christ my redeemer and my bodie to be buried on the north sididide of the p(ar)ishe Church of Pinchbecke And soe nere as convenientlie may be unto the Corpes of my aged father there interred and my desire therin is to remove the sup(er)stition which possesseth the minds of many my beloved people And all my worldly [sic] I give and bequeath in forme & manner following Inprimis I give to the Mother Churche of Lincoln -ijs vjd and to the poore of Pinchbecke iijli to be distributed to the needfull poore of of [sic] the said p(ar)ishe upon the day of my buriall Item I give unto Will(ia)m DAWSON my sonne my house and all the lands w(hi)ch i latelie purchased of S(i)r Mathew and sir John GAMLYN knights and two acres intermixt latelie purchased of John EDGOOSE together with all the appurten(en)ices ther unto belonging and the w(hi)ch lands are nowe in the ocupac(i)on of my selfe & John PARKER Also I give unto the the said Will(ia)m my sonne foure acres of arrable and one roode lyeing in Newland Fielde and nowe in the use of of M(ist)ris EVINGTON And alsoe two acres of Coppihold w(hi)ch is in the tenure of the said M(ist)ris EVINGTON Alsoe I give unto the said Will(ia)m my sonne my windmill w(i)th the Cottage and the acre of grounde whereon my said Mill standeth and all the Appurten(a)nces thereunto belonging and one acre of pasture lying neare unto the said mill & Cottage, nowe in the tenure of widdowe MACRENES, And alsoe one house or Cottage helde in freefarme, & alsoe the Lease of the next house thertoadioyning in Spalding in the county of Lincoln the w(hi)ch houses I latelie purchased of Will(ia)m HOBSON gen(tleman) and Will(ia)m WILLSBYE gen(tleman) Item I give unto the said Will(ia)m DAWSON my sonne my free & coppiehold houses in Peterborowe in the county of North(amptonshire) w(i)the orchard and all things there unto belonging , according to the deeds and coppies and Intendment of Williaiam LAMBE his grandfather deceased and alsoe two acres of arrable land being freehold lyeing in divers places in Peterborowe Westfield the w(hi)ch I lately purchased of my brother Willyam DAWSON, & my will is that my said brother Will(ia)m DAWSOSON shall make such good assurance therof unto the said Will(ia)m DAWSON my sonne and to his heires for ever as shalbe advised unto by the counsell in the lawe, and at the cost & charge of my Executor alsoe I give unto the said Will(ia)m DAWSON my sonne one little close being Copieholde lyeing in Wallton nere Peterborowe All the w(hi)ch forenamed lands& tenements both free & Coppie I give unto the said WIll(ia)m my sonne & to his heires for ever Item I give and bequeath to Richard DAWSON my sonne two acre of hempland lyeing nere unto Tollbridge in Pinchbecke and allsoe two acres of Coppiehould ground therto adioyning and for the w(hi)ch I lately covenanted w(i)th Anthonie OLDFIELDE gen(t)leman and Richard BALYE yeoman being Executors unto John HERRIS of Pinchbecke deceased And my will is that my Executor paying unto [end of page 2] them the som(m)e of Fortie pounds by equal porc(i)ons upon the first day of May and upon St. Michaell tharchangell next ensueing the day of the date here of That then the forenamed Executors of John HERRIS shall surrender the said lands to the use of my sonne Richard and his heires for ever Alsoe I give unto the said Richard my sonne all hose my free and coppiehould lands lyeing and being in both or either of the highe fields in Pinchbecke aforesaid & nine of pasture being freeholde lyeing in the south field of Pinchbecke nowe in the tenure or occupac(i)on of Tobias Chamb(er))lin and one acre of woodground called by the name of Keyrigge, And one messuage wherin Will(iam) STILES now dwelleth w(it)h thappurtenances therto belonging all the wh(i)ch forenamed lands & Tenem(en)ts I give and bequeath unto the said Richarard DAWSON my sonne and to his heires for ever. Provided allwayes & my will is that if either of my said sonnes doe dep(ar)te this life not leaving yssue of his bodie lawfullie begotten That then the surviveing brother shalbe heire unto my sonne before deceased upon condicion yt he shall paie unto Elizabeth DAWSON my daughter or to her childeren if she her selfe be dead one hundreth pounds of lawfull english money w(it)hin one whole yeare next after his brothers decease And further yf it shall please god to take both of my sonnes w(it)h out Lawfull yssue and that all my said Lands descend unto my said daughter, then I give and bequeath a rent chardge of foure poundes a yeare to be paid yearly out of my freehold lands in Pinchbecke to the most industrious poore people of Pinchbecke at the feast of Easter at the discrec(i)on of the Churchwardens & the collectors for the poore for the time being And if god his pleasure be that all my said children do departe this liife not Leaving yssue Then my will is that all my lands both free & coppie shalbe and remaine to the the heires male of my brother Will(ia)m DAWSON for ever he paying ten pounds a peece unto each of his brother and sisters. And alsoe ten pounds a peece to each of the children of my sister Jone COOPER w(i)th in one yeare next after that he shall have entred upon my forenamed lands. Provyded allwayes that this intayle shalbe noe p(re)iudice of my childerens forenamed lands yf his or their will be or necessitye compell to sell the same, Item I give to Elizabeth my daughter Two hundred pounds to be raysed out of my living stocke and moveable next after that my debts be truly paid [end of folio 3] the stocke soe remayning to be put forth by my Executrix into the hands of somme faithfull and trusty frends from yeare to yeare by giving good securitie for the principall but I will that noe bond be taken for the use and considerac(i)on but that it be lefte to the blessinge of god upon the stocke & the Curtisie of the dettors And if that the stocke soe imployed doe groue shorte of two hundreth pounds then I will that my sonne Will(ia)m shall make it upp out of his land or stocke. Alsoe I give unto god and to the rev(er)end Mr. and his Successors and to the societie now beng and succeding in Emannuell colledge in Cambridge my Lease of the vicarage of Pinchbecke for the tearme of yeares therein contayned and unexpired desyringe them to purchase the p(er)petuall patronage of the said vicaridge that soe the place may be supplied successively if soe gods will be by a fellowe removed out of that societie Provided all waies & my will is that my Executrixe shall have the money repaid the w(i)ch it hath and shall stand me in at that tyme of their entrance viz. 61 pounds and ten shillings and considerac(i)on for soe much moneye since the time that I purchased the said LEASE of dimmocke WALPOLE Esq. and for the wh(i)ch sum(m)e of 61 pounds and ten shillings I have paid use since the time of that purchase. And seeing that herein I do entend the good of the colledge and also of my people & desire not to gaine any thinge by the said Lease my hope herein in is that they will not desire the losse to be to my wife and children considering how great a som(m)e a corrupted conscience might have raised of the same. Further it being well knowne how ruinous I found all the vicaridge buildings & what cost I have bestowed thereon my will is that the succeeding incumbent shall not needlesslye quarrell w(i)th my Executrix about delapidac(i)on or anye thinge of like nature and that my said Executrixe may at her pleasure w(i)thin six monthes next af affter my dep(ar)ture take of from the said vicaridge ground & remove all such moveables and hovells, and leave the houses and all the other moveables whatsoever w(hi)ch I have brought upon the said ground unlesse that the w(hi)ch shall succeede m me shall desire to buye such things of her at an indifferent rate as he shalbe willing to p(ar)te w(it)h all & forgoe And further my will is that my said Executrix shall take & receive all the tiethes w(hi)ch shall any way be due in the time of six monethes next after my dep(ar)ture, yf lawfullie & warauntably she may doe she hiring a sufficient preacher for and duering that tyme for to discharge the true cure And that the Colledge doe enter in the last moneth of the said sixe momonetthes, the w(hi)ch Condic(i)ons yf they be lawfull and warrantable , And yf the Colledge and my successor shall refuse in whole or in p(ar)te to p(er)forme the same then I give and bequeath my forenamed Lease whollie to my Executrix, And my willl is that she freely p(re)sent my kinsman and hers mr. Francis NEDHAM into [end of folio 4] the same And that she keepe the contingencie of the said Lease in her owne hands And further as my last request I ernestlie intreat that rev(er)e)end man of god Mr Dr. CHATTERTON & his successors and alsoe my Successor that they wilbe pleased to take notice of my two sonnes and to give theire best direcc(i)on to my wife for theire education, their maintenance being all wayes at her Charge and if it please god to blesse them w(it)h Learning then I intreat of them such lawfull favour and furtherance as they shall deserve and if they prove not capable of learning, that then they wilbe pleased to directe them to such lawfull callings or offices or trades as they in their iudgem(en)ts doe take to be freest of corrupc(i)on and deceipte, and I Charge my Executrix to be advised by them herin Item I give to my brother Will(ia)m DAWSON Dr, HALLs workes & wishe him to spend some time therin and my will is that he discharging iustlie such som(m)es of money, as I am bound w(i)th him for and for the he standeth principall in the bonds and the w(hi)ch debtes blessed be god are but small in regard of that w(hi)ch they have beene that then all such lands as I have of his for my Counter Assurance shalbe reassured unto him & his heires for ever being at his cost and charges, Providovided and my will is that he deale trulie & faithfullie in all businesses w(hi)ch doe or shall concerve him and his my wife and Children, And where anye doubte shall arise I will that it shalbe determined by my beloved brother mr. Thomas STILES & my loving brethren mr. Gregorie STILES & Mr. Robert LAMBE, and by the survivour or survivours of either of them And I give to the aforenamed Thomas for his advise and paines therein Mr. Grenhams workes wishing him to make the word of god his counsellor & the workes of that (illegible) man his conference and consultac(i)on. Item I give to my brother Gregorie in token of my love DOWNAM? upon the xvth Psalme and I com(m)end it to his reading. And to my brother Robert LAMBE in token of my last goodwill BARROWES method of Phisicke It(e)m I give to my Sister ROBINSON Ten shillings a yeare duering the time of her naturall life her first yeare to begin at my dep(ar)ture and her legacie to be paid into her owne hands by equall porc(i)ons twice by the yeare Item I give to my Sister BRIGETT an angell of goulde Item I give to John JOSEPHE clarke my second cloake faced w(i)th velvet, and my best clothe breeches and my Jerkin & my bases, and one paire of bootes and one of my riding coates, And yf in anye thinge I have deserved well of my people then I desire them to remember (end of folio 5) his age and his paines and not to be soe close handed towards him. Item I give to Richard DALE my lins(?)ye cloake my second hatt & a Jerkin & xxs. of money to be paid unto him w(it)hin halfe a yeare next after my dep(ar)ture Conditionally that he serve his m(ist)ris diligentlie that halfe yeare she allowing him wages after three pounds a yeare It(e)m I will Margaret SISON my servant shall have a little baye put uppe at theend of the Cottage to be built upon my hempland against Will(ia)m POWLES dore it to have a Chimney and a chamber and she to enioye it the tearme of her naturall life paying to my sonne Richard the yearly rent of one red apple if it be demanded. Item I give to Thomas ANDREWE my S(er)vant my worst hatt my ould coate a paire of stockings and vs. in money Item I give to Dorothye my servant ijs vjd It(e)m to Izaak INMAN docter KINGs Jonah It(e)m I give to Thomas CARRE some old apparell at my wives discrec(i)on, And to Jeremy SUTTON a strike of barley It(e)m my will is that my loving wife ELIZABETH shall take & receive the rents and proffitts of all my lands and goods duering the nonage of my Children yf she soe longe continew my widdowe yf she shall marry againe then I will that she betake herselfe to the thirds of my lands, and leave unto my children or childe all such goods & increase of goods as were mine she having in the interim sufficient maintenance for her selfe and them yf God in mercie be pleased soe to blesse the talent he hath given me unto their use Item All the rest of my goods unbequeathed moveable and immoveable my debts trulie paid my buriall rits discharged I give them whollie to Elizabeth my wife whome I make the full Executrix of this my last wii and testament Com(m)itting her and my tender children to our everlasting father the prince of peace and I have surrendred all my Coppiehould lands in Pinchbecke into the hands of Arthur BIRDE Customarie Tennant of the sev(er)all mannors thereof to the use and behoofe of this my last will and Testam(en)t and to noe other use, In wittnes whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and sette my seall dated the day and yeare first w(i)thin written - Per me Richardum DAWSON. Signed and sealled in the p(rese)nce of us John JOSEPHE Arthur BIRD Richard DALE." Probate was granted at Lincoln on 26 May 1618. SOURCE: Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1618/ii/196, uploaded with permission. © Lincolnshire County Council 2019. TheTestator Richard DAWSON, Cleric and Vicar of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, was buried there on 25 February 1617/18. (revised 20.02.2020) | DAWSON, Richard (I8414)
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| 4997 | RICHARD DRYVER -1520 Son of the William DRYVER who died in 1487. Churchwarden at Stepney. | DRYVER, Richard (I8333)
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| 4998 | RICHARD DRYVER -1549 "Richard DRYVER (d.1549) the younger, who united the lime dynasties by marrying Elizabeth ETGOOS, widow of another limeman, Richard MARCHE (d.1540), was rich indeed, with houses and land, four-posters hung with tapestries and green and red silkllk, a fine array of silver gilt plate, a brickworks, two wharves, farms, carts, cattle, horses, timber, coals, sacks of lime and 2000 reeds. He left £100 for the completion of his new house (with garden and orchards), which was under construction adjoining the kilns. This must have been some mansion, when one considers that King Henry VIII himself paid £177 9s 1d for a property he bought in Bethnall Green." (From Jane Cox's 'Old East Enders' [ISBN 978 0 7509 5291 0] page 104) "The Whitehorse tavern and the 7-acre field to the east of the parsonage, churchfield, belonged to Richard DRYVER, the limeman." (ibid, page 113) "Only one chantry and one chantry priest is referred to in Stepney's chantry certificate, the report made to the Exchequer. It is of a tenement in Forby Street, Limehouse, enfeoffed by Thomas BRETT for prayers for the souls of Dennys REWLYN and her husband, benefactors. In 1547 the house was let to a fisherman called John PHELLIPES, a friend of the DRYVERs...." (Ibid, page 129) "The reforms were welcomed, too, by the 'Godly men' of Stepney, led by the evangelical coterie at its heart, the churchwardens and the chief men of the parish. The most prominent among them were Thomas IVY of Limehouse, shipowner and anchorsmith, 'ernest in the Gospel' according according to UNDERHILL, later high constable and a churchwarden, Richard DRYVER. the limeman, Thomas POYNTELL, the baker (both churchwardens) and John MARCHE, DRYVER's stepson, who was in the family lime business." (ibid, page 130) See also the reference to the limeman DRYVER and the Limehouse baker Thomas POYNTELL in Jane COX's 'Old East Enders' [ISBN 978 0 7509 5291 0] pages 153-154. The Will of Richard DRIVER (????-1549) of Stepney, Middlesex: (surnames capitalised, abbreviations expanded, and paragraphs introduced for clarity) [Page 1] "In dei nomine Amen In the yere of our lord god A thousande five hundreth fourtie and Nyne the fifte daie of Aprell in the thirde yere of the Rigne of Edwarde the Sixt kinge of Englande Fraunce and Irelonde defeinder of the faithe and on earthrthe Immediatly next unto god supreme hed of this Churche of Englande and also of Irelande. I Richard DRYVER of the P(ar)ishe of Stebunheth in the Countie of Mydd(lesex) hole of mynde and of p(er)fytt remembrance, Albeyt sicke of body, make thiis m my P(rese)nte last will and testament as well consyninge thorder and disposicion of my goodes Catells and other things moveable As of my lands tenements rents rev(er)cons and [illegible] and hereditaments whatso ev(er) they be First I give and bequeathe my soule unto Almightie god my maker redemer and Saviour And my body to be buried on the p(ar)ishe Churche of Stebunheth aforseid Alsoe for the sadd (?) discretion of my welbeloved sonne William DRYVER my soole Executor under [illegible] whome I put in speciall trust that he shall see these thynges hereafter declared to be well and trulye executyd doone and p(er)formed as hereafter shalbe recytede unto whome also I give and bequeath my ferme at northfleete in the Countie of Kent with my whole lease and interest and all my horse and cartes there and other things goods and Catalls to the same apperteyning. And all that my new house yet unfynyshed with the tenements therto Annexed with the gardens the orchard & [end of page 1] these p(arc)ells of land folowing to the same Apperteyning and belonging that is to saie foure Acres lying in donghill felde three acres lyeinge at the Crab tree with a litle pyngle [pingle = a small enclosed field] lying beyonde the same Crab tree. Abutting apon apece of grounde belonging to Mr. NORREYS Apon condition hereafter folowinge that my said sonne william shall buylde and fynyshe my said new house with all suche houses of office to the same as shalbe necessarie and Convenient And that he shall bestowe the same an hundreth Poundes starling/ And also that my saide sonne George shall dwell w(i)t(h) my saide sonne William in the house that he dothe now occupie and dwell in untill suche tyme that the said new house be fully buylded and finyshed and have the occupyinge of the felde thahhat lyeth on the southe syde of the sayde house paying unto my said sonne william so much a porcion of rent as that sume dothe Amounte unto yerely so longe as he shall dwell and inhabite the said house/ And if my said sonne will(ia)m will not at any tyme hereafter fynishe and accomplishe the saide new house and do refuse it/ Then I will th(at) he shall give unto my saide sonne George the saide hundreth poundes sterling or ells as moche as shall remayne of the said C li. unbestowed upon the said house to the full furnyture and fynyshinge of the same/ And that my seyd sonne George shall enter into the saide newe howse and shall enyoie and possesse the same w(i)t(h) the appurtenences aforesaid to him and to his heires forever/. And I will that my saide sonne william shall have and enyoie the saide house that he now dwells in to hym and to his heires with the feld adioynyng to the said howse during the terme of yeres comprysede in the saide lease/. I bequethe also unto my said sonne william a Sylver salte with a Cover all gilt/ and apot of sylver with Cover all gilt/. I bequethe unto my sonne George a litle salte of sylv(er) all gilte Two white sylver potts And that all my lyme Kyll with all Chalke and Cooles two Wharones two lodgers Sixe horsses w(i)t(h) all the lyme sacks two Chakers with all there other App(ur)ten(e)nces to the premisses belonging/ And my lease of all the said kyll/ paying the rent due to be payde yerely./ p(er)formyng the cove(r)nannts in the saide lease And my Cart horses with cartes and cartware and all other there App(ur)tenences And I will that my saide sonne George shall have thoccupyinge of the grounde lyeinge on the backside of the said newe house p(ar)cell of the lease Aforesaid paying rent unto my said sonne william for the same/ [Page 2] "Also I give and bequeathe to Elizabeth my wellbelovede wife Astanding boll with a Cover of sylver all gilt Astanding Cupp of sylver with acover all gilt A[illegible] salt of sylv(er) with acover all gilt / And all the plate and goodes that she brought unto me at the daye of our mariage yet remayning / And all the Tymber that lieth on the hill and wharfe with the two thousande reedes And all my keyne / And all my debts that be owing unto me oute of the Citie of london and the TTower All the lease of the lande that I have in Stebunheth m(ar)she And my bricke place w(i)t(h) all the bricke comodities and profits w(i)t(h) other things necessarie to the same belonging and Apperteyning during her naturall lyf / Also I give unto Elizabeth my said wyfe all that my Corne that is now growing in my too Clooses of wheate and I will that it shall remayne there till it be full rype and she to have free lybertie for the Cariage thereof/ And I give unto my said wyf as moche black cloth as shall make her agowne and ahoode/ And after her deceas I will that that my doughter Anne shall have all the saide leases of marshe lande during her naturall lyfe [illegible] my wyfe and she paying the rent and p(er)formyinge all cove(r)nannts compr?sed in the said leases Also I bequethe unto my saide da)ught(e)r Anne Twentie poundes for her mariage A standing bedd w(i)t(h) valence curteyns fetherbedd bolster pillowes blanketts and Coverlet of Tapsterne(?) foure of flaxsone and foure opayryryre of towen sheets or ells foure pounds in money / And half agarnyshe of pewter vessell foure candelsticks two brasse potts two ketles(?) two spits two Goblets of sylv(er) withoute covers all gilte two potts with oute cov(er)s all gilt All the saide p(ar)cell and my saide doughter I will that shall remayn in thandes & custodie of my said wyfe untill such tyme as my saide Doughter shalbe mariede And in case that my saide wyfe shall dye before that my saide doughter Anne shalbe maried and being within age That then I will that the saide lease and the revenewes therof shall remayne in thandes of myne Executour And in case my said doughter Anne Survyvinge her mother being within Age Then I will that myne Executour shall hanand the gov(er)nance and rule of my saide doughter and of all and singuler com(m)odities and profitts to the saide londes and of her bequests to her use and p(ro)fytt dureing her said nonage And that then she shall marrie honestlie be the Advise and Counsell of my said Executour / Item I bequeath unto my Sonne Thomas my tenement that henry COLVELL dwells in, a goblet of sylver w(i)th the cover all gilte, A standing bedd w(i)th valence and Curteyns of silke redd and grene with fether bedd bolster pillowes blanketts Acom(pany)ynge foure payre of flaxson and foure payre of towen sheets / I gyve also to my sonne John DRYVER two Tenements thone is the whitehorsse the other is the tenement that [blank space] HEWYT dwells in Also a nest of gobletts of sylver with [illegible] p(ar)iell gilt S litle low bedd with f(e)therbedd bolster pillowe blankett A coverlet foure payre of flaxson and foure payre of Towen sheets. I bequethe to my sonne Edmonde DRYVER two Acres of lande lynge at [illegible] And vij acres called the churchfelde A silver pott w(i)t(h) acoverall gilt and two white potts of sylver / A standing bedd of yelow & grene w(i)t(h) curteynes and valence A fetherbedd bolster pillowes blanketts and a Covering withe foure paire of flaxson and iiij payre of Towen sheets /. I will that my Shyppe shalbe solde to the p(er)formance of the premisses /. I give unto henry MORE vicar of Stebunheth afore saide as moche of black Clothe as shall make hym agowne and a Typpett Whome I mak myn ov(er)seer of this my last will and testament / And as to wthing the residue of all my goods moveable & immoveable my debts and all my legacies p(er)formyd and discharged I give unto my saide sonne william myine Executor aforesaide / In witnes wherof I have set my seale to this my last will and testament the daye and yere above wrytten / In the presens of these witnesses Henry MORE Vicar of Stebunheth will(ia)m HAR?YS Curat George HOLLYNS John TAYLOR" Probate was granted at London on 29 September 1549. The above is a transcription of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/32/587 © Crown Copyright Image reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England. www.NationalArchives.gov.uk & www.TheGenealogist.co.uk An Index of the Will of Richard DRYVER (????-1549) of Stepney, Middlesex, made on 5 April 1549 and proved at London on 29 September 1549: *Richard DRYVER, the Testator William DRYVER, son of the Testator, sole executor George DRYVER, son of the Testator Elizabeth DRYVER, wife of the Testator Ann DRYVER, daughter of the Testator Thomas DRYVER, son of the Testator John DRYVER, son of the Testator Henry MORE, vicar of Stepney, overseer Mr. NORREYS, neighbour Henry COLVELL, tenant HEWYT, tenant Henry MORE, vicar of Stepney, witness William HAR?YS, curate, witness George HOLLYNS, witness John TAYLOR, witness (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/32/587) The Will of Elizabeth DRIVER late MARCHE formerly EDGOOSE (????-1578), made on the 12 day of August 1578. Probate was granted on 21 July 1579. 01*Elizabeth DRIVER, widow, the Testatrix 02*Richard DRYVER, gentleman of Limehouse, Middlesex, late husband of the Testatrix 03 John MARCHE the elder, son of the Testatrix 04 Justinian MARCHE, second son of the Testatrix 05 Thomas MARCHE the elder, son of the Testatrix 06 John MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 07 Thomas MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 08 Anne RUDING, daughter of the Testatrix 09 Richard RUDING, son-in-law of the Testatrix, husband of Anne RUDING 10 John MARCHE the younger's unnamed wife 11 Elizabeth BETT, niece of the Testatrix 12 Richard MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 13 John MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 14 Mary MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Richard and John MARCHE 15 Anne MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Mary MARCHE 16 Justinyan MARCHE's unnamed children 17 Richard RUDING's unnamed children 18 Jane RUDING, eldest daughter of Richard RUDING 19 Alice WOODFALL her maid 20 Mistress JONE RUDING 00 Unnamed children of the Testatrix's daughter Katherine 21 Goodwyffe BACCHUS 22 Katherine MALTSTER 23 Elizabeth MALTSTER 24 Anne MALTSTER 25 Joan TRAFFORD 26 Thomas GRENAM 27 Henry CHAPMAN's wife 28 Margaret MARCHE, daughter of the Testatrix 29 Reference to a bequest owing from the Testatrix's mother to her brother George DRIVER. 30 Richard RUDING, witness 31 Thomas MARCHE, witness (PRO PROB 11/61/392) (revised 18.02.2020) | DRYVER,, Richard Gentleman (I275)
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| 4999 | RICHARD EDGOOSE 1643-1645 Richard EDGOOSE was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 12 June 1643, son of John and Rachel EDGOOSE. John EDGOOSE had married Rachel BIRD at Pinchbeck on 19 January 1631/32. He was buried at Pinchbeck on 7 January 1644/45. | EDGOOSE, Richard (I31)
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| 5000 | RICHARD EDGOOSE 1667- Richard, son of Robert and Sarah EDGOOSE, was baptised at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 18 February 1666/67 (PR). Robert EDGOOSE, widower, of Moulton, Lincolnshire, had married Sarah FREEMAN, widow, of Gedney at Pinchbeck on 9 November 1665. Richard, son of Richard EDGOOSE and Jane, was baptised at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, on 2 June 1689. Jane, wife of Thomas (sic) EDGOOSE, was buried at Holbeach on 12 January 1694/95 Richard EDGOOSE married Avis MILLER at Holbeach on 26 March 1695. Robert, son of Richard EDGOOSE, was buried at Holbeach on 11 December 1705, indicating perhaps that Richard EDGOOSE was still living (i.e. he was not described as 'deceased'). NOTES & QUERIES: When and where did he marry Jane? When and where was he buried? When was his son Robert baptised? (revised 19.01.2012) | EDGOOSE, Richard (I218)
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