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| 5001 | RICHARD EDGOOSE 1689- Richard, son of Richard and Jane EDGOOSSE (sic), was baptised at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, on 2 June 1689. The date and place of marriage of his parents Richard and Jane EDGOOSE have not been traced. NOTES & QUERIES: 1) FamilySearch has 1690 for the date of baptism. 2) When and where were his parents married? (revised 24.02.2013) | EDGOOSE, Richard (I157)
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| 5002 | RICHARD EDWARD HUGGINS 1840- The birth of an Edward HUGGINS was registered in 1840. (GRO June Q 1840 Sleaford [which included Timberland] 14 476) Edward, son of Henry and Elizabeth HUGGINS, was baptised in the Spilsby Circuit, Lincolnshire, on 21 April 1840. From the 1841 census of Fen, Timberland, Lincolnshire: Henery HUGGINS, aged 42, farmer, born in Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HUGGINS, aged 44, born in Lincolnshire; Rebeca [sic] HUGGINS, aged 9, born in Lincolnshire; Betsy HUGGINS, aged 6, born in Lincolnshire; John HUGGINS, aged 3, born in Lincolnshire; *Richard Edward HUGGINS, aged 1, born in Lincolnshire; Richard HUGGINS, aged 45, painter, born in Lincolnshire; W.......... .........., aged 21, servant, born in Lincolnshire; Jane CHAPIL (?), aged 20, born in Lincolnshire. (HO107/623/9/11/15) From the 1851 census of the Dales, Timberland, Lincolnshire: Henry HUGGINS, head, aged 52, widower, farmer of 102 acres, born at Timberland, Lincolnshire; Rebecca HUGGINS, daughter, aged 18, farmer's daughter, born at Timberland, Lincolnshire; John HUGGINS, son, aged 13, farmer's son, born at Timberland, Lincolnshire; *Edward HUGGINS, son, aged 10, born at Timberland, Lincolnshire; Mary GLENOR, servant, aged 25, unmarried, house servant, born at Walcot, Lincolnshire; Thomas ROBINSON, servant, aged 21, unmarried, born at Brothertoft, Lincolnshire; Henry WELLS, servant, aged 16, farm servant, born at Tattershall, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2100/99/24) NOTES & QUERIES: Was Richard HUGGINS, aged circa 45 in 1841, the brother of Henry HUGGINS? (revised 27.09.2012) | HUGGINS, Richard Edward (I2854)
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| 5003 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I9607)
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| 5004 | RICHARD ETEGOSE before 1398 - after 1398 "1398, May 25. Richard ETEGOSE finds sureties for his good behaviour, viz., William ETEGOSE and John de FRODSHAM." (National Archives, Calendar of Recognizance Rolls of the Palatinate of Chester, taken from Volume 36 of the Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, 1875) NOTES & QUERIES: The Recognizance Rolls of Chester, so entitled from Recognizances being enrolled on them, are the Chancery Rolls of the Palatinate, and contain enrolments of Charters, Letters Patent, Commissions, and other Documents, issued under the Seal of the Palatinate. Deeds and other Evidences of a private nature are also enrolled on them. (revised 02.07.2012) | EDGOOSE, Richard (Etegose) (I2452)
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| 5005 | RICHARD ETGOOS or ETGOSE 14??-1503 From Jane Cox's "Old East Enders" [ISBN 978 0 7509 5291 0], page 68: "During the years that followed the lime 'millionaires' were to become most important men in the running of Stepney parish." From Jane Cox's "Old East Enders" [ISBN 978 0 7509 5291 0], pages 103-104: "The DRYVER and ETGOOS families ran the Limehouse kilns for several generations and intermarried William DRYVER, who died in 1487, had a wharf and was rich enough to be buried in the sepulchre in St. Dunstan's, the prize spot. His son, limeman Richard (d.1520), was wealthier than his father; his household in Limehouse boasted a fleet of servants, fur-lined gowns, feather beds, silver cutlery, a 7ft dining table and a quanity of fine bed linen. Richard held the important post of churchwarden..... He lent £20 to his eldest son, Richard, 'on condition that he be good to his mother and comfort her at all times'. I hope he did - in due couse he would marry Elizabeth ETGOOS, the lime-kiln heiress. Elizabeth ETGOOS was the granddaughter of limeman and property developer Richard EDGOSE (ETGOOS), by 1497 one of the foremost men of the parish. He first appears in the records as fisherman (more likely the owner of a fishing fleet), fined 4d for poaching the bishop's fish in the flooded Marsh in 1481. By his death in 1503 he had a ninety-nine-year lease from the bishop of lands in Limehouse; he ran local lime-kilns and also kilns in Greenwich; chalk for burning was brought up from Kent to his wharf in a boat which he called the Kateryn. He had 2 acres in London Field (formerly Galey's field, west of the church), where gravel was dug for ship's ballast, and 28 acres in the Marsh. He built himself a new house, with a brewerery and four other new houses adjoining it. On the wharf that he had bought from Joan DRYVER, the churchwarden's widow, he erected eight tenements. He also had 50 acres in the Marsh, a farmhouse, a barn and an orchard in Limehouse. His wife Alice was well furnished with jewellery. When ETGOOS was 'pinched by the messengers of death' he directed that he should be buried before the Pauline cross in the churchyard in the tomb of John and Margaret LASKES. He left a generous corpse present of 20s, and a chantry priest was directed to 'sing for his soul' for two years and get paid 9 marks. If his neighbours were prepared to club together for a communal chantry, the period was to be extended to ten years. The £2 that he left towards the construction of the new Essex sepulchre was given on condition that it be 'began and forthward in makyng' within two years of his death. The limeburner was a businessman who sounds as if he was used to giving orders." From Jane Cox's "Old East Enders" [ISBN 978 0 7509 5291 0], page 106: "n the year of [Edward] WARYN's death [1497] there was a major falling out between the people of Bow and the people of Stepney over the status of St. Mary's chapel; it had been brewing for ten years at least. The leading men of both places attended two meetings. Stepney's contingent was lead by Sir Henry COLLET, with limemen Richard DRYVER, Richard EDGOOSE [sic] and Thomas BRETT (BYRTE). There were forty-eight delegates for the mother church, from the hamlets of Stepney, Poplar, 'Lymose', 'Redclyffe', Mile End and 'Bednalgrene' (in that order); the great matter of Bow was clearly something that was taken very seriously, and the 'public meetings' are a measure of the laity's concern with the Church at this time, giving a foretaste of the year's to come." Richard ETGOOS sold five sacks of lime to the Carpenters' Company in 1503: "Itm pd to Richard ETGOSE for v sakkes lyme xd." (Carpenters' Company Wardens Accounts Volume 2 1438-1516) There are extensive references to Richard ETGOOS in 'Medieval London Suburbs' by Kevin McDonnell, principally pages 109-110 which follow: "Two limeburners have left wills which throw light on the industry. Richard ETGOOS, yeoman, of Limehouse died in 1504. He held a 99-year lease from the Bishop of London and the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's of land and marshland in Limehouse and Stepney Marsh, where he had recently erected his house and other buildings. The house, his chalk-kiln, the wharf ground 'and other necessaries belonging to the said kiln', his chalk boat Katharine and its apparel, were all left to his wife and son John. So were the chalk-kiln and lands in Greenhithe, the four tenements by his dwelling house, the tan-house, the beer-house, the tenements, the wharf, a garden, once John PERCIVAL's on which ETGOOS had built eight new tenements, the land in London Field called the Gravel Pit, and the 32 marsh acres leased out to two butchers. (John SILVESTER and BAXTER). Richard DRYVER of the parish of St. Dunstan, Stepney, died in 1540 (incorrect, see below). To his son William he left his farm in Northfleet in Kent and the horses and carts there, his unfinished new house in Limehouse with its orchards and garddens, four acres in 'donghill' field, three acres at the Crabtree and a piece of land beyond it, all on condition that William finished the house and allowed another son, George, to live there with him until a second house was ready; he also lefeft to William the house William then lived in. To George he bequeathed his limekilns, chalk, coals, two wharves, two lodges, six horses with all the limesacks, two chakers (chalk-boats), the cart-horses, carts and cart-wear, and the land at the back of the new house. Elizabeth, ETGOOS's wife (incorrect, see below) was to have the timber on the hill and the wharf, with 2,000 rushes,all his kine, the debts due to him from the City and the Tower, his brick-place, with all the bricks and everything else pertaining to it, and the corn in his two closes of wheat. Various tenements, and two small parcels of land, he left to his other sons. His ship was to be sold. It is clear that these two men were having the chalk brought up to Limehouse from Northfleet or Greenhithe. The horses and carts which DRYVER had in Kent were probably used to take the chalk to the riverside. It was landed on their wharves in Limehouse and transported to the kilns; the lime was finally taken by horse or by cart for sale in London or to the Tower. Both ETGOOS and DRYVER invested their money widely and some of their investments, like ETGOOS's house-building and DRYVER's brick-place, must have involved heavy capital expenditure." (McDONNELL's errors: Richard DRYVER died in 1549 not 1540. Elizabeth was not ETGOOS's wife, but rather John ETGOOS's daughter and wife of Richard DRYVER). Mrs. Jane Cox refers to him in her "Tracing Your East End Ancestors": "Limehouse acquired its name in the fourteenth century.... In the late fifteenth century, Richard ETGOOSE was the chief limeman, although he had started out life as a fisherman. By the time of his death in 1503, he owned the local kilns and also kilns in Greenwich, two wharves, had built some thirteen houses, owned a brewery and 50 acres in the Marsh." (Page 28, Paragraph 2) In his will made on 21 September 1503 Richard ETGOOS of Limehouse, Middlesex, refers to his brother Thomas ETGOOS; to his wife Alice; to his eldest son John ETGOOS; to his son William ETGOOS; to his son Richard ETGOOS; to his youngest son John ETGOOS; to his daughter Cristian; and to his cousin Robert MOSELY of Thistilworth (Isleworth). Apart from property in Limehouse he had a chalk kiln at Greenhithe in Kent. (PROB11/14/106 17 April 1504) The Will of Richard ETGOOS (14??-1503) of Limehouse, Middlesex: [surnames capitalised, abbreviations expanded, and clauses separated for clarity] [First Part] IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN the xxjth. day of the moneth of Septembre. The yere of our lord god 1503, and the xixth yere of the Reigne of Kyng Henry the vijth. I Richard ETGOOS of Lymeoste in the Countie of Middlesex yoman in my goode and hole myndde beyng lawde and praysing be unto almighty god make and ordeyne this my present testament and last will of all my goods catalls and detts moevable in the manner and forme ensuyng. ffirst I hooly recomend my soule unto almighty god my maker anand redemer to our lady saynt mary virgyn his moder and to all the saynts of heven and my body to be buried within the towmbe afore the Palm crosse there the bodyes of John LASK and Margaret his wif rest buried in the churchyerd of Saynt Dunstons at Stebenhith beside Lymeoste afore named, also I bequeth to the high awter of the same churche for myn offeryngs forgoten or withholden in discharge of my soule if any suche be and to the intent that the Vicar or Curate of the same church shall pray for my soule xx . Also I bequeath xl toward the makyng of a new sepultur of our lord Jhesus criste in the same church of Saynt Dunstone of Stebenhith under condicon that it be begon and forthward in makyng within twoo yeres next ensuing the Date of this my present testament and last will. Also I bequeath to Thomas ETGOOS my brother to pray for my soule a gowne cloth of the valor of xiij iiij with other reward after the discrecion of Alice my wife Also where I now with the assent and consent of other thre honest persons my neighbours bere everych of vs. xxd a yere toward the fyndyng of a preest salary in the same church of Seynt Dunstons I will by this my present testament and last will that myn executors undernamed of goods after my decesse shall soo contynew still the space of x yers next ensuyng, if my said thre neighbors will doo and bere their parts therto as they now doo And if they be not soo disposed to conynew for a yeres after my decesse than I will that my said executors shall ordeyne and provvide another honest preest of good name and fame and conversacon to syng say and duly pray for my soule my fader and moder soules and all ....... soules in the said church of Saynt Dunstones by the space of two yeres next ensuying my decesse Also I will that the same preest shalbe present and serve in the said church at all divine service ther kept as other preests doo, except Infirmytie or other laufull Impedyment lett hym. And I will that the same preest shall have for salary and wage for every of the said two yeres ix mark. Also by this my present writting I release and forgeve to all poore persons beyng not of power to pay me all suche detts as they owe and shall owe to me the day of my decesse to pray for my soule. And furthermore this is the last will of me the said Richard ETGOOS made the day and yeres above named as to the disposicion of all my lands tenements and rents with their appertening aswell within lymeoste the marshe grounde felds and parisshhhe of Stebenhith afore written, as elswher in the Countie of Middlesex aforsaid. ffirst where as I have and hold by lease and writting of the bisshop of london & his successors, and of the Deane and Chapre of the Cathedrall church of saynt Paule in london and their successors, parcells of grounde lande and marshe grownde aswele at lymeoste aforesaid as in the marshe grounde ther in the parisshe of Seynt Dunstones at Stebenhith abovenamed for the time of lxxxxix yeres aswele undunder the said bisshop seale, as under the comon seale of the said Deane & Chapitle more at large it may appere Wherupon I have new bielded my Dwelling house and other bieldyngs parcell of the same grounde at lymeoste. I will and ordeynyne b by this my present testament and last will that all my said dwellyng house & the marshe grounde therto perteynyng, my chalk kyll the housyng warf grounde and other necessaries to the same kyll bilonging and my chalk boote called the kateryn with all the apparell to the same, and with free entre of comyng yn goyng owte, to and from the same, at all tymes as I now occupye them my self further with after my decesse during all the remnant of my time of yeres then comyng in theym shall remayne ioyntely to Alice my wif and to John ETGOOS myn eldist sone and to the longist of theim lyving they alwey paying the yerely rent to the chief lord afore named as I am charged to doo by my lease and writting And also ber all other chargs yerely for the same indifferent as they shul fortune to be charged. And also joyntely take the proffitts comyng of the same as they shall growe duryng the same time. And if the said Alice my wif and John myn eldest Sone decesse within the said terme of yeres comyng Than I woll that my said dwelling house at lymeoste the marshe grownde chalk kyll the housyng therto warf grounde and other necessaries to the same kyll perteynynge and my chalk bote with all the apparell therto in manner and forme afore specified shall hooly remayn to the next heir of the body of the said John myn eldist sone laufully begoten duryng the remenant of my said time of yeres than comyng in the same, they alwey paying to the chief lord the yerely rent ttherefore, and other chargs as I am bounde to doo And if the said John ETGOOS myn eldist sone within the said terme of yeres decesse withoute heirs of his body laufully begoten that god defende, Than I will that all my said dwellyng house aand all other premisses by me to the said John myn eldest sone afore geven and named shall during the remenant of my said terme of yeres than comyng in theym hooly remayn ioyntely to my sones William Richard and John ETGOOS my yongest son to be devivided amongs theym as the proffitts shall growe And bethought moost indifferent to every such persone his part & porcon like to other Aley they paying the yerely rent to the chief lord and other chargs as I am bounde to doo during the rememenant of my said terme of yeres than comyng. And if my said three sones or any of theym decesse levyng heirs of his or their bodyes laufully begoten lyving after his or their decesse within the same terme than I will that the part and porcon of my saiaid dwellyng house and other premyssez shall remayne to the said next heire or heirs of his or their bodyes of my said thre sonnes so than lyving duryng the remenant of my said terme of yeres than comyng to be devided in manner afore writton. And if all my said three sonnes decesse within the said terme of yeres comyng levyng noon heirs lyving of their bodyes laufully begoten than I will that all my said dwellyng house and other premysses afore lynitted shall remayne to Cristian my doughter and to the heirs of hir body laufully comyng during all the remenant of my said terme of yeres than comyng in the same they alwey paying to the chief lord the yerely rent therfore and other chargs as it is afore declared. [Second Part] Also I will by this my present testament and last will that after my decesse the said John myn eldest sone shall yerely duryng his lyff pay or doo to be paid to everych of myn forenamed sonnes William Richard and John xx..sterlings. And if any of theym decesse than he to pay yerely the said some of iij li to theim of my said sonnes that soo shall than be lyving evenly to be devided. Also wher as I have and hold for certeyn yeres comyng as writting therof apperith A chalk kyll at Grenehith in the Countie of Kent with all the grounde and necessaries therto perteynyng I will that furtherwith after my decesse my said chalke kyll with all the grounde and necessaries therto perteynyng as I now hold and have it shall remayne joyntely to the said Alice my wif and to the said John myn eldist sone and to the lengist of theym lyving duryng all the remenant of my said terme of yeres than comyng in the same they to pay yerely therfore the ferme and rent to the chief lord as I am bounde to doo And after the decesse of the said Alice and John myn eldist sonne than I will that the said chalk kyll and other premysses afoaforesaid duryng the remenant of my said terme of yeres than comyng in the same shall remayne to the next heirs of the body of the said John myn eldest sone laufully begoten they paying the yerely ferme and rent therfore to the chief lord as I a am b bounde to doo. And for defawte of such yssue of his body laufully begoten than I will that the said chalk kyll and all the grounde and other the premissez aforesaid shall remayne ioyntely to myn above named three sonnes William Richard annd John duryng all the remenant of my said terme of yeres than comyng theryn Alwey they paying the yerely ferme and rent as it is aforsaid And to every such persone his part and porcion like to other as it is afore specified. And if my said thrre sones or any of theym decesse levyng heir of heirs of their bodyes laufully begoten lyving after his or their decessez within the said terme of yeres than I will that the part and porcion of my said chalk kyll and other premyssez shall remayne to the said next heir or heirs of his or their bodyes of my said thre sonnes so then lyving during the remenant of the said terme of yeres then comyng to be devided in manner afore written. And if all my said three sonnes within the said terme of yeyers comyng therin decesse levyng noon heirs lyving of their bodyes laufully begoten than I will that the said chalk kyll and other premyssez afore lymited shall remayn to Cristian my doughter & to the heirs of hir body laufully comyng duryng the remenant of the said terme of yeres than comyng in the same they alwey paying the yerely rent as it is afore shewed. Also I will that the iiij tenements next adioning to my dwelling house and my tanne house with the grounde therton as it is now occupyed with the free entr of comyng yn & goyng owte to and fro the same shall after my decesse remayne to Alice mmmy wif during the remenant of my termes then therin comyng. And after his decesse than I will that the same iiij tenements and tanne house with the grounde to theym aforesaid shall remayne unto William my son during the remenant of my said terme of yeres thanne comyng in theym. And if he decesse within the said terme of yeres than comyng I will that the seid iiij tenements and tanne house with the grounde therto afore lymited shall remayne to the next heir of the body of the seid William laufully begoten duryng the remenant of the said terme of yeres comyng in theym And for defawte of such heir within the said terme than I will that the said iiij tenements and tanne house with the grounde therto aforsaid shall ioyntely remayne to the seid John ETGOOS myn eldist sone Richard & John my yongest sonnes to be devided amongs theim to every suche person his parte & porcion like to other as it is afore declared. And if my said thre sonnes or any of theim decesse levyng hheir of their bodyes begoten lyving after his or their decesses within the said terme than I will that the part and porcon of the said iiij tenements & tanne house with the grounde therto shall remayne to the next heir or heirs of his or their bo bodyes of my said iij sones than lyving during of the said terme of yeres than comyng to be devided in manner aforsaid. And if all my said three sonnes decesse within the same terme levyng noon heirs lyving of their bodyes laufully begoten than I will that the said iiij tenements tanne house and grounde therto shall remayne to Cristian my doughter & to theirs of hir body laufully begoten during the remenant of the said terme of yeres than comyng in the same Also I will that my bierhouse beside my dwelling house with the grounde therto as it is now occupied & all suche lands as Robert COOKE and Jamys ALEXANDER now holde to ferme of me and other small parcells of land in the marshe beside lymeoste to the nowmbre of xxviij. Acres shall afftir my decesse duryng the remenant of terme of yeres comyng in therin remayne to Alice my wif she paying yerely the Rent to the chief lord for the said xxviij acres. And if she decesse within the said terme than I will that the same Bierhouse and xxviij Acres lande as it is afore declared shall remayne unto my sonne Richard during the remenant of my terme of yeres comyng in the same he paying to the chief lorde for the rent yerely of the said xxviij. Acres lands. And if he decesse within the said terme of yeres comyng than I will that the said Bierhouse & xxviij Acres land as they been afore named shall remayne to the next heir of his body laufully begoten during the remenant of the said terme of yeres comyng in theym And for defawte of such yssue within the said terme of yers comyng than I will that the said Bierhouse and xxviij Acres of lande as they be aforesaid shall ioyntly remayn to the said John myn eldist sone Williiam & John my yongest sone to be devided amongs theim after the manner afore declared And if my said thre sonnes or any of theim decesse within the same terme levyng heir or heirs of their bodyes laufully begoten lyving than I will that the samme Bierhouse and xxviij acres lande as they ben afor said shall remayne to the next heir or heirs of his or their bodyes soo than lyving during all the remenant of the said terme comyng. Alwey paying to the chief lord the yerely Rent dew for the same xxviij acres londe And if all my said thre sonnes decesse within the said terme of yeres comyng leving noon yssue lyving of their bodyes laufully begoten than I will that the said Bierhouse with the grounde therto and xxviiij (sic?) Acres lond shall remayn to Cristian my doughter and to the heirs of hir body laufully comyng duryng all the remenant of the said terme of yeres comyng in the same Bierhouse with the grounde therto & xxviij. Acres londe they alwey paying the yerely rent to the Chief lord for the same xxviij. acres londe. [Third Part] Also where as I hold and occupy by copyhold of the Bisshop of london and his successors in lymeoste aforsaid by the name of iiij. tenements with A warf and gardyn which I purchaced of oon Johanne DRYVER widow that was somtyme oon William PERCIVAVALES that I have new bielded into viij tenements with the warf and gardyn that I have in the name of the said chief lorde the day of The yere of the Reigne of Kyng delivered & surrendered of the same into the hands of now beyng ther baily In the presence tenements of the same hold after the custome of the Countie there to performe this my last will that is to say I will that the said vj tenements with warf and gardyn And also my beerue with the orcrchyerd in lymeoste that I purchaced of Maistres BRYAN otherwise callid HARROW and twoo acres of arrabill land beying in london feld called the Gravell pitts that was John PIERS and after John LASKES shall remayne to Alice my wif after my decesssse during hir liff She paying to the chief lord the Rent therfore as I am bounde to doo And after hir decesse than I will that the sed vj tenements warf and gardyn the bearue with the Orchard and two Acres of arrable londe shall remayne hooly to John ETGOOS my yongest sonne and to the heirs of his begoten laufully he paying to the chief lorde the yerely rent therfore accustomed And for defawte of such heir of his body laufully begoten than I will that the said vj tenements warf and gardyn the bearue with the Orchyard and two acres of arabull lond shall remayne ioyntly to John myn oldist son William and Richard my sonnes to be devided amongs theim as the proffitts shall growe and be thought moost indifferent to every such perrson his part and porcion lyke to other after as it is afore shewed Alwey they paying to the chief lord the yerely Rent of right dew. And if my said iij sonnes or any of theym decesse levyng heire or heirs of his or their bodyes laufully begoten lyving aftir his or their decessez than I will that the part and porcion of the vj tenements warf and gardyn the bearue with the Orchyard and twoo acres of Arrable lond and the proffitts of theim shall remayn to the next heir or heirs of his or their bodyes of my said iij sones soo than lyving lawfully begoten they alwey paying the yerely rent dew to the chief lorde And for defawte of such yssue of all my said iij sonnes than I will that the same vj tenements warf and gardyn bearue with the Orchard and two acres of arrable lond shall hooly remayn unto Cristian my doughter and to the heirs of hir body laufully comyng they alwey paying the yerely Rente for the same to the chief lord. Also I will that all such feoffez as been infeoffed of trust in any part or parcell of my londs and other premyssez aforsaid whan they therto shalbe requyred dewly make a laufull astate to Alice my wif and my coexecutors underwritten to performe this my last will. Also I will that the xx acrs londe that John SYLVESTER bocher holdeth to ferme of me in the marshe aforsaid and the xij Acrs lond that BAXTER bocher holdith of me ther after my decesse shall remayne to Alice my wif during the remenant of the terme of yeres that I have comyng in theym She alwey paying the yerely rent dew to the chief lorde for theym And if the said Alice my wif decesse within the said terme of yeres comyng than I will that the said xxxij Acrs londe shall remayne to Crristian my doughter duryng the remenant of my said terme of yeres comyng. She paying alwey the yerely rent to the chief lord And if she decesse within the said terme comyng than I will that the same xxxij. acrs lond shall remayne to the next heiir of hir body laufully comyng during the remenant of the said terme of yeres comyng paying alwey the yerely rent to the chieff lorde. And for defawte of such yssue within the said terme than I will that the same xxxij. acrs shall remayn to Johohn myn eldist sone William Richard & John my yongest sone to be devided amongs theym in manner afore rehersed during all the remenant of the said terme of yeres comyng they paying the yerely rent to the chief lorde for theym The residue of all and everych my goods catalls and detts moevable whersoinever they be founde after the detts which of Right I owe paid my buryall honestly made and this my testament and last will fulfilled I bequeth theim to Alice my wife she of theym to depararte and delivere a reasonable porcion amongs my forenamed children and hirs whan they come to laufull age or be maried as to their porcions of my goods shalbe thought covenyent as she shall annswere afore god And to dispose also for my soule in charitable deeds as my trust is to hir in this behalf And of this my present testament and last will I make name and ordeyne the forsaid Alice my wif my chief executare And coexecutors with hir I make and ordeyne myn eldist sone John ETGOOS and my cosyn Robert MOSELY of Thistilworth to all & everyche as it is aforesaid to be executed And of this my said testament and last will I pray and desir my good maister OWEYNE gentilman to be overseer and geve goode conseill to my said wif and coexecutors as my trust is to hym And I bequeth to my said sone for his labor heryn xx . Also I bequeth to my said cosyn MOSELY for his labor herin xx Also I bequeth to my said overseer for the same xl In witnesse wherof to this my present testament and last will I have sett my seale Yonen the day and yere abovesaid Thise beyng witnesse Symond LORYMER Robert COOKE bocher George BROUN scrivener Thomas BYRT lymman William HEWET and other. Probate was granted on 17 April 1504. (A transcription of Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/14/106) © Transcript of a Crown Copyright Image reproduced by courtesy of the National Archives, London, England. www.NationalArchives.gov.uk & www.TheGenealogist.co.uk. An Index to the Will of Richard ETGOOS (14??-1503) of Limehouse, Middlesex. The Will was made on 21 September 1503. Probate was granted on 17 April 1504: 01*Richard ETGOOS, the Testator Beneficiaries: 02 Thomas ETGOOS, brother of the Testator 03 Alice ETGOOS, wife of the Testator, chief executor 04 John ETGOOS, eldest son of the Testator, co-executor 05 William ETGOOS, son of the Testator 06 Richard ETGOOS, second youngest son of the Testator 07 John ETGOOS, youngest son of the Testator 08 Cristian ETGOOS, daughter of the Testator 09 Robert COOKE, tenant 10Jamys ALEXANDER, tenant 11 Johanne DRYVER, widow (purchase of wharf and garden) 12 Robert MOSELY of Thistilworth, cousin, beneficiary, co-executor 13 [Maister] OWEYNE, gentleman, beneficiary and overseer Others: 14 John LASK 15 Margaret LASK, wife of John 16 William PERCIVALE, former tenant 17 [Maistres] BRYAN (purchase of orchard) 18 John PIERS, late John LASK's (gravel pits in London Field) 19 John SYLVESTER, butcher 20 BAXTER, butcher Witnesses: 21 Symond LORYMER 22 Robert COOKE, butcher 23 George BROUN, scrivener 24 Thomas BYRT, lime man 25 William HEWET (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/14/106) An Index to the Will of Alice ETGOOS (14??-1504) widow, of Limehouse, Middlesex, made on 29 March 1504. Probate was granted on 17 April 1504. Alice ETGOOS, the Testator Beneficiaries: Unnamed, but decribed as her late husband's children and hers as listed in Richard Etgoos's will. Others: *Richard ETGOOS, her "last husband". John ETGOOSE [sic], her eldest son. Thomas SAM', her son-in-law. Robert MULSEY, her kinsman. Witnesses: Sir Thomas TAYLLOR, preest John FEN, gentleman William LARNESBY of London, iremonger. (Preogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/14/32) (revised 26.03.2019) | ETGOOS, Richard (I266)
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| 5006 | RICHARD FELL An Index to the appraisers involved in making the Inventory of the goods and chattells of Willyam SMYTH [otherwise William SMITHE] (15??-1614) of Spalding, Lincolnshire, made on 9 June 1614 and proved at Grantham, Lincolnshire, on 20 July 1614: 01*William SMITHE, the deceased Appraisers: 02 Thomas BEVILL 03 George CASTER 04 Thomas CASTER 05 Edward KITTON 06*Richard FELL 07 John KITTON Creditors: 08 John EDGOOSE, son[-in-law] 09Robert HUCKE.... (?) (Lincoln Consistory Court Admon BI303 and Axi 227 1614) (revised 18.02.2020) | FELL, Richard (I8770)
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| 5007 | RICHARD GELSON 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) | GELSON, Richard (I8638)
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| 5008 | RICHARD GIDDENS 1839-1928 The birth of Richard GIDDENS was registered in 1839. (GRO March Q 1839 Wisbech 14 159) The 1851 census of Newcroftfield, Walpole St. Peter, Norfolk: Samuel GIDDENS, head, aged 53, farmer of 180 acres employing 4 labourers, born at Walpole St. Peter; Susanna GIDDENS, wife, aged 39, born at Walpole St. Peter; Alice Munson GIDDENS, daughter, aged 17, born at Walpole St. Peter; William GIDDENS, son, aged 15, born at Walpole St. Peter; *Richard GIDDENS, son, aged 12, born at Walpole St. Peter; Mary GIDDENS, daughter, aged 10, born at Walple St. Peter; Susana (sic) GIDDENS, daughter, aged 9, born at Walpole St. Peter; George GIDDENS, son, aged 2, HD (?), born at Walpole St. Peter; Elen (sic) BUDDEN, visitor, aged 24, unmarried, born at Grove, Hampshire; Jamima (sic) MUNSON, niece, aged 23, unmarried, born at Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk. (HO/107/1766/605/25) The 1871 census of Walpole St. Peter: William GIDDENS, head, aged 35, born at Walpole St. Peter; Samuel GIDDENS, brother, aged 33, born at Walpole St. Peter; *Richard GIDDENS, brother, aged 31, born at Walpole St. Peter; Mary GIDDENS, sister, aged 29, born at Walpole St. Peter; George GIDDENS, brother, aged 22, born at Walpole St. Peter; Mary LAVENDER, servant, aged 25, born at Walpole St. Peter. (RG10/1617/9/9) The 1881 census of Waterden, Walpole St. Peter: William GIDDENS, head, unmarried, aged 46, farmer of 160 acres employing 2 men & 1 boy, born at Walpole; *Richard GIDDENS, brother, aged 42, unmarried, farmer of 160 acres employing 2 men & 1 boy, born at Walpole; Mary GIDDENS, sister, aged 40, unmarried, born at Walpole; Ellen DAY, niece, aged 19, visitor, born at Walpole; George GIDDENS, nephew, aged 3, visitor, born at Walpole; Elisabeth NAYLOR, servant, aged 25, domestic servant, born at Welney, Norfolk. (RG11/1697/8/9) The death of a Richard GIDDENS aged 89 was registered in 1928. (GRO December Q 1928 Wisbech 3b 618) (revised 17.01.2012) | GIDDENS, Richard (I3745)
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| 5009 | RICHARD GIDDENS 1882- The birth of Richard GIDDENS was registered in 1882. (GRO September Q 1882 Wisbech 3b 581) The 1891 census of Hill House, Walpole St. Peter, Norfolk: William GIDDENS, head, aged 58, farmer, born at Walpole St. Peter, Norfolk; Rhoda GIDDENS, wife, aged 47, born at Emneth, Norfolk; Richard GIDDENS, brother, aged 53, farmer, born at Walpole St. Peter; William W. GIDDDENS, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Walpole St. Peter; George GIDDENS, lives with brother, aged 42, born at Walpole St. Peter; George GIDDENS, nephew, aged 13, born at Walpole St. Peter; Samuel GIDDENS, nephew, aged 12, born at Walpole St. Peter; Annie GIDDENS, niece, aged 11, scholar, born at Walpole St. Peter; *Richard GIDDENS, nephew, aged 8, scholar, born at Walpole St. Peter; Rose FINCHAM, servant, aged 16, general domestic servant, born at Welney, Cambridgeshire. (RG12/1206/8/10) He has not been traced in the 1901 census of England and Wales. QUERY: What happened to Richard GIDDENS? (revised 17.01.2012) | GIDDENS, Richard (I5331)
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| 5010 | RICHARD GILL An Index of the Will of Thomas HAMMERTON (16??-1679) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 10 October 1679. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire in 1680. 01*Thomas HAMMERTON, the Testator. 02 William HAMMERTON, son of the Testator. 03 Millicent, daughter of William HAMMERTON. 04 Thomas HAMMERTON, son of the Testator. 05*Richard Gill, executrix [sic] and witness. 06 James EDGOOSE. 07 Alse [HAMMERTON], wife of the Testator. 08 Rachel EDGOOSE, child of Testator's daughter ALSE. 09 Alse HAMMERTON, daughter of the Testator 10 Henery MARRAT, witness. 11 George GILL, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1680 i 180) A beneficiary of the Will of Mrs. Frances DEARSLEY of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, in 1681. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB II/367/268) An Index of the Will of Mrs. Frances DEARSLEY (????-1681), Gentlewoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 3 September 1681. Probate granted at London on 26 September 1681. 01*Mrs. Frances DEARSLEY, the Testatrix. 02 Henry MADEN, his "sisters or kinsfoke". 03 Hannah ROBINSON, the Testatrix's servant. 04 Mary EARLE, daughter of William EARLE, goddaughter of the Testatrix. 05 William EARLE, supervisor. 06 John HODGE. 07 Mr. Michael MITCHELL. 08 Mrs. TO[illegible]. 09 William WALKER, sexton. 10*Richard GILL 11 Richard ROBINSON 12 Robert ROBINSON, supervisor 13 Sir Thomas OGLE Kt Major, executor. 14 Sir Thomas OGLE Kt guardian and executor in trust for his son 15 John EDGOOSE, witness. 16 William LONGLANDS, witness. 17 Robert LANCKTON, witness. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB II/367/268) An Index of the Will of Joseph EDGOOSE (1646-1690), yeoman of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 19 May 1690. Probate was granted the same year. 01*Joseph EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 Ann [EDGOOSE], wife of the Testator. 03 Sir Thomas OGLE, neighbouring landowner. 04 Leonard BROWNE Esq., neighbouring landowner. 05 John DALE, neighbouring landowner. 06 Elizabeth EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator. 07 Rachel EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator. 08*Rich(ar)d GILL, witness. 09 Rob(er)t ROBINSON, witness. 10 Willi(a)m RICHARDSON, witness. 11 Robert BROWNE, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1690/176) (revised 24.03.2020) | GILL, Richard (I9002)
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| 5011 | RICHARD GOULT 1851- The birth of Richard Goult was registered in 1851. (GRO June Q 1851 Wisbech 14 185) The marriage between Elizabeth PASSLOW and Richard GOULT was registered in 1874. (GRO December Q 1874 Wisbech 3b 1360) The death of Richard GOULT (aged 80) was registered in 1932. (GRO June Q 1932 Holbeach 7a 411) (revised 15.09.2012) | GOULT, Richard (I4876)
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| 5012 | RICHARD GRIMES 1680-1680 Richard, son of James GRIMES and Mary, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 18 June 1680. (PR) Richard, son of James GRIMES and Mary, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 17 August 1680. (PR) (revised 07.09.2013) | GRIMES, Richard (I2544)
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| 5013 | RICHARD HAMBLETON 1714-1715 Richard, son of John and Rachel HAMBLETON, was baptised at Stamford St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 17 January 1713/14. (PR) A Richard Hambleton was buried at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 17 October 1715. (PR) He was a beneficiary in the Will of his grandfather Robert BROWN of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, which was made on 17 March 1714/15. Pinchbeck's parish register shows that Robert BROWN yeoman survived his grandson and was buried there on 13 August 1717. The will was proved on 9 October 1717. (LCC Will 1717/ii/12) (revised 22.12.2019) | HAMBLETON, Richard (I872)
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| 5014 | RICHARD HAMERS -1692 Richard, son of Richard HAMERS deceased, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 4 October 1692. | HAMERS, Richard (I2432)
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| 5015 | RICHARD HAMERS or HAMMERS A RICHARD HAMERS witnessed the will of THOMAS NICKALLSON of Pinchbeck, carpenter, on 15 March 1676/77. | HAMERS, Richard (I2458)
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| 5016 | RICHARD HAMERS or HAMMERS 1639-1691 Richard HAMERS married Judith LOCK at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 13 April 1666. Marie, daughter of Richard and Judeth HAMERS, was baptised at Pinchbeck on 28 February1666/67. Judith, daughter of Richard HAMMERS, was baptised at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 13 September 1673. John, son of Richard HAMMERS, was baptised at Spalding on 16 June 1676. James, son of Richard and Judith HAMMERS, was baptised at Spalding on 14 April 1682. He was buried at Pinchbeck on 3 May 1685. Robert, son of Richard and JUDETH HAMERS, was baptised at Pinchbeck on 2 October 1685. Richard HAMERS husbandman was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 6 November 1691. (PR) Robert, son of Richard HAMERS deceased, was buried at Pinchbeck on 8 October 1692. Richard, son of Richard HAMERS deceased, was buried at Pinchbeck on 4 October 1692. There is a reference to Judith HAMERS in the will of John EDGOOSE (1649-1715). Her lands and tenements reverted to John EDGOOSE on her death. Robert BETTS, father of John BETTS, left his son five acres and three roods of pasture called by the name of Bullbey Lands which he had purchased in reversion after the death of Judeth HAMERS widow. Robert BETT's will was witnessed by both Judith HAMERS and Judith ELAND on 13 July 1703. (LCC Wills 1702/36) NOTES & QUERIES: 1. A James HAMMERS was buried at Spalding on 5 December 1670. 2. A Richard HAMERS witnessed the will of Thomas NICKALLSON of Pinchbeck, carpenter, on 15 March 1676/77. (revised 07.08.2016) | HAMERS, Richard (I2344)
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| 5017 | RICHARD HAMMERTON From the will of Nicholas HAMERTON of Pinchbeck, husbandman: Nicholas HAMERTON junior, his son, executor; Thomas HAMERTON, son, beneficiary; *Richard HAMERTON, youngest son, beneficiary; Agnes HAMERTON, wife, executor. (LCC Will 1614/i/313 | HAMMERTON, Richard (I1323)
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| 5018 | RICHARD HAMMERTON 1620-1673 From the Will of Nicholas HAMMERTON 1592-1641: John HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary; *Richard HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary; Thomas HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary, under 21; Henrie HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary, under 21; Margrett HAMMERTON, wife, executor; Richard HARBIE (or HARVIE), witness; GARNAR, Tho., witness. (LCC Will 1641/97) Richard HAMERTON [sic] and Elizabeth LAUGHLYN married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 January 1646. (PR) (revised 28.07.2017) | HAMMERTON, Richard (I1036)
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| 5019 | RICHARD HARDY 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) | HARDY, Richard (I8625)
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| 5020 | RICHARD HARRISON An Index to the Will of Thomas HARRISON of Pinchbeck, husbandman. 01*Thomas HARRISON, the Testator. 02*Richard HARRISON, son of the Testator 03 John HARRISON, son of the Testator 04 Frances HARRISON, sister of the Testator 05 John HARRISON, brother of the Testator, executor - wife and four children of. 06 Zachariah WATTERS, brother of the Testator - wife and 6 living children of. 07 William PACEY, joint executor with the Testator's brother John HARRISON. 08 Adler EDGOOSE [1646-1692], witness. 09 Robrt SLATER, witness. 10 Gregory TEBB, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1681/ii/544) (revised 24.03.2020) | HARRISON, Richard (I8860)
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| 5021 | RICHARD HARRISON The Will of Margaret HARRISON of Pinchbeck, widow, made on 6 May 1614 and proved on 29 July 1614: (abbreviations expanded and surnames capitalised) 01*Margaret HARRISON, Testator 02 Robert HARRISON, son of the Testatrix 03 Roger HARRISON, son of the aforesaid Robert HARRISON 04 Robert HARRISON junior, son of the aforesaid Robert HARRISON 05*Richard HARRISON, son of the aforesaid Robert HARRISON 06 Joan WILLIAMSON, wife of the Testatrix's brother 07 Nicholas [WILLIAMSON], brother of the Testatrix 08 Edward WILLIAMSON, son of the Testatrix's aforesaid sister 09 Agnes WILLIAMSON, daughter of the Testatrix's aforesaid sister 10 John WILLIAMSON [WILLYAMSON], 11 Nicholas WILLIAMSON [WILLYAMSON] 12 Robert WILLIAMSON [WILLYAMSON 13 George WILLIAMSON, son of the Testatrix's brother 14 Elizabeth WILLIAMSON [WILLYAMSON], daughter of the Testatrix's brother 15 Jane WILLIAMSON, daughter of the Testatrix's brother Richard 16 Robert INGRAM, son of the Testatrix's sister 17 Helen RAPER 18 Susans, sole executor. Is this a misnomer for SISSONS? 19 John EDGOOSE, supervisor 20 Hugh READ, who wrote the will 21 Robert HYNDE, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1614 i 96) (revised 19.02.2020) | HARRISON, Richard (I8666)
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| 5022 | RICHARD HEDCOUS or EDECOUS "6 April 1366 Westminster Pardon to RICHARD son of RICHARD HEDCOUS of Quadryng of the king's suit for the death of OSBERT son of JOHN GUNHILD of Quadryng, killed at Quadryng, and of any consequent outlawry; the king being informed that he killed him by chance in aiding RICHARD, his father, knowing him to be in peril of death and well-nigh killed by the said OSBERT. By privy seal" (PRO Patent Roll 40 Edward III i m.31) "18 July 1367 Westminster Commission to William de FYNCHEDEN, John de CRESSY, Lambert de WESTON, Henry ASTY, John de REPYNGHALE, Walter de POYNTON and Nicholas de MORWODE, to make inquisition in the county of Lincoln touching an information that certain evildoers killed an unknown mariner at Fossedyk, Henry SHIPMAN, his servant, at Morkerhawe, and Osbert GUNNYLD at Quadryng; discharged a ship of the said mariner, anchored in the water of Fossedyk, of goods which should have pertained to the king; put up the same for sale and converted the proceeds to their own use; robbed the said Henry of a horse and other goods at Morkerhawe; robbed an unknown man of a bale of woollen cloth, worth £10, at Kirketon; and because he sued them for recovery of the balee, followed him to Navenby without the said town and slew him there; and that one of the king's bailiffs in the wapentake of Kirketon, who according to his office was bound to attach felons, permitted RICHARD EDECOUS the younger, whom he arresteted for the killing of the said Osbert, to go free,after taking 20s from him; took 40s from RICHARD EDECOUS the elder, who fled on account of that death, with which he was charged, and 5 marks from Alan WORTES, charged with the death, who fled td to a church on the same account; took Alan out of the church and restored RICHARD EDECOUS the elder to his own, and maintained him; took William MOLDE of Risgate and Roger DOLLES, indicted of the rape of Margaret PAAT, from the hands of Williaam M MORTON, by whom they had been arrested, for 100s paid by them, and permitted them to go whither they would; released John MILNERE of Quadryng, indicted of felonies, from the custody of the sheriff of Lincoln, for 2 marks; took away and keeps for himself a horse worth 16s which Richard BLENCHE been mainperned, having taken 10s from him on this account, craftily passed over to Geoffrey to help him in his defence, of the assize, for 1 mark, thus taking rewards of both sides as an embracer; and that by pretext of a forged deed made in the name of Richard REDE, of lands in Quadryng to himself and Isabel, wife of the said Richard, whereof Richard knew nothing, he ejected Geoffrey REDE, who held in fee, from the said lands, toook hihis goods to his own use, and retained the same until Geoffrey made fine with him by 5 marks; and that he has committed many felonies, trespasses, conspiracies, extortions, oppressions, falsities, damages, grievances and excesses against the king and his people by colour of his office." (PRO Patent Roll 41 Edward III i m.2d) (02.07.2012) | EDGOOSE, Richard (Edecous) (I2451)
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| 5023 | RICHARD HERMAN BARROW 1909-1987 The birth of Richard Herman BARROW was registered in 1909. (GRO September Q 1909 Barrow S. 7a 165) According to his death registration he was born on 11 July 1909. The 1911 census of Lodge Farm, Thurmaston, Leicester, Leicestershire: John Edwin BARROW, head, aged 36, brickmaker manager, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Agnes Mary BARROW, wife, aged 34, married 10 years, born at Leicester; John Edwin BARROW, son, aged 10, born at Leicester; Marie Emily BARROW, daughter, aged 8, born at Leicester; *Richard Herman BARROW, son, aged 1, born at Syston, Leicestershire; Amy Annie BARROW, daughter, aged 6 months, born at Thurmaston, Leicestershire; Ethel HEARD, servant, aged 14, general servant domestic, born at Stanton, Leicestershire. (RG14/PN19164/RG78PN1149/RD406/SD4/ED7/SN21) The marriage between Richard H. BARROW and Edna HUNTER was registered in 1931. (GRO December Q 1931 Leicester 7a 591) The death of a Richard Herman BARROW aged 77 was registered in 1987. His date of birth was said to be 11 July 1909. (GRO May 1987 Cheltenham 22 1515) (revised 03.12.2009) | BARROW, Richard Herman (I1479)
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| 5024 | RICHARD HOLBORN 1559- 1560 "The xvjth day of June was baptized Richard HOLBURNE and Willyam HOLBURNE twins" (Lincstothepast: Bassingthorpe PR Image 7, 1560) | HOLBORN, Richard (Holburne) (I6685)
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| 5025 | RICHARD HOSKING 1861-1941 The birth of Richard HOSKING was registered in 1861. (GRO June Q 1861 Barnstable 5b 502) The marriage between Richard HOSKING and Maud SMITH was registered in 1896. (GRO June Q 1896 Greenwich 1d 1688) The 1911 census of Manor Farm, Seale, Near Farnham, Surrey: *Richard HOSKING, head, aged 50, farmer, at ome, born at Barnstaple, Devon; Maud HOSKING, wife, aged 39, married 15 years, 7 children 5 living, born at Avening, Gloucestershire; Kathleen Mildred HOSKING, daughter, aged 10, school, born at Byfleet, Surrey; Doris Muriel HOSKING, daughter, aged 8, born at Byfleet, Surrey; Nora Iris Grace HOSKING, daughter, aged 7, born at Byfleet, Surrey; Phyllis Margaret HOSKING, daughter, aged 1, born at Seale, Surrey; Annie PARKER, servant, aged 42, widow, general domestic servant, born at Fordingbridge, Hampshire. (RG14PN3133 RG78PN114 RD34 SD3 ED10 SN14) He died aged 80 in 1941. (GRO June Q 1941 Surrey SW 2a 922) (revised 25.01.2017) | HOSKING, Richard (I3080)
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| 5026 | RICHARD JONES Richard JONES, bachelor of St. Botolph, Aldgate, Middlesex and Lidya EDGOSE spinster of St. Mary, Whitechapel, Middlesex were married by Mr. WESTON at Holy Trinity Church, Minories, Middlesex on 13 April 1686. (revised 10.09.2011) | JONES, Richard (I5303)
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| 5027 | RICHARD LEAVES Late of Langham in Essex, cousin of Thomas LEAVES (????-1654) An Index of the Will of Thomas LEAVES (????-1654), yeoman of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The will was dated 13 June 1654. Probate was granted at Westminster on 17 November 1654. 01*Thomas LEAVES, the Testator 02 John LEAVES, cousin of the Testator, executor 03 Mr. Robert BISSELL 04 Robert ELDRED, the three children he had by Jane his wife. 05 Jane ELDRED, wife of the above Robert ELDRED. 06*Richard LEAVES late of Langham in Essex, cousin of the Testator, reference to the daughters of Richard LEAVES. 07 Anne LEVES [sic], daughter of the Testator's brother Henry. 08 Henry LEAVES, brother of Thomas LEAVES 09 Jane MAKERNESSS of Spalding, widow, cousin of the Testator. 10 Thomas LEAVES, son of Richard LEAVES late of Langham in Essex. 11 Edward JACKSON of Pinchbeck, tenant and beneficiary 12 Thomas LEAVES, cousin of the Testator 13 Robert LEAVES, son of Richard LEAVES, cousin of the Testator 14 George BROWNE, tenant and beneficiary 15 John EDGOOSE, from whom he purchased 4 acres of Pasture. 16 Margaret, wife of John LEAVES 17 John AYRE, tenant and beneficiary 18 Thomas BLADESMITH, beneficiary 19 Rob(er)t ROBINSON, witness. 20 Phillip BROOKE, witness. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB II 237 1654) (revised 28.02.2020) | LEAVES, Richard (I8970)
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| 5028 | RICHARD LEEDER 1785 or 1786-1850 He married Ann THROWER at Trinity, Bungay, Suffolk, on 30 September 1817. He was living at Bungay, Suffolk, when his son Richard LEEDER was born in 1820. From the 1841 census of Reedham, Norfolk: *Richard LEADER (sic), aged 52, journeyman butcher, born in Norfolk; Ann LEADER (sic), aged 51, born in Norfolk. (HO107/785/8/11/16) White's Directory of Norfolk 1845 lists a Richard LEEDER, butcher, at Reedham, a village about six miles from Acle and nine from Great Yarmouth. Both Acle and Reedham are in Walsham Hundred. He is not listed in the directories for 1836 or 1854. An advertisement in The Times of 24 July 1848 advertised the sale by auction of the Reedham Estate in Norfolk on 21 August. Lot Number 10 was described as: "A House and Butcher's Shop, with four pieces of Land, at Reedham, occupied by Charles COCKERELL and Richard LEEDER, 11a. 2r. 32p." (The Times 24 July 1848 page 10 column A) Richard LEEDER, aged 64, was buried at Reedham, Norfolk, on 2 June 1850. (GRO June Q 1850 Blofield 13 25) No will is listed in the indexes to Norwich Archdeaconry Court or Norwich Consistory Court wills. NOTEs & QUERIES: The 1851 census of Shipmeadow, Suffolk, lists a Simon LEEDER, a 62 year old widower and pauper, born at Bungay. He was a journeyman stonemason. (HO107/1804/279/12) Richard, twin son of Richard & Elizabeth LEEDER, and Ann, twin daughter of Richard and Elizabeth LEEDER, were born in 1790 and baptised at Bungay, Suffolk, on 14 November 1790. (FindMyPast Suffolk Baptism Index 1538-1911) (revised 05.02.2022) | LEEDER, Richard (I716)
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| 5029 | RICHARD LEEDER 1820-1893 Richard LEEDER was born at Bungay in Suffolk on 29 August 1820, son of Richard LEEDER, butcher, and his wife Ann nee THROWER. He was baptised there on 4 September 1820. He married Elizabeth BROWNING, a Limpenhoe spinster and daughter of farmer Benjamin BROWNING, on 13 October 1840 at Limpenhoe Parish Church in Norfolk. Witnesses were James LEEDER and Elizabeth MURRELL. Richard LEEDER was described as a 20 year old bachelor and hairdresser from Acle, son of Richard LEEDER, butcher. (GRO December Q 1840 Blofield 13 67) From the 1841 census of Acle, Norfolk: *Richard LEEDER, aged 20, hairdresser, not born in Norfolk; Elizabeth LEEDER, aged 30, not born in Norfolk. (HO107/785/1/6/7) He is listed in White's Directory of Norfolk 1845 as a hairdresser at Acle, and in 1864 as postmaster, grocer and draper of the same place. "Post Office at Richard LEEDER's. Letters are despatched to Norwich at 4.50 p.m., and to Yarmouth at 8.20 a.m. Letter Carriers to Reedham daily, and to Upton every alternate day. This is also a Money Order Office and a Post Office Savings' Bank." The 1851 census of The Street, Acle, Norfolk; *Richard LEEDER, head, aged 31, hairdresser, born at Bungay, Suffolk; Elizabeth LEEDER, wife, aged 29, shoe binder, born at Ramsden, Essex; Richard LEEDER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Acle; Ellen LEEDER, daughter, aged 4, scholar, born at Acle; Julia LEEDER, daughter, aged 7 months, born at Acle. (HO 107/1819/276/4) The 1861 census of Acle, Norfolk: *Richard LEEDER, head, aged 40, shopkeeper and hairdresser, born at Bungay, Suffolk; Elizabeth LEEDER, wife, aged 50, hairdresser's wife, born at (illegible); Ellen LEEDER, daughter, aged 14, shop maid, born at Acle; Julia H. LEEDER, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Acle; Jessie LEEDER, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Acle; Fred LEEDER, son, aged 3, born at Acle; Emily M. HASTINGS, boarder, pupil teacher to (illegible), born at Mundsley, Norfolk. (RG9/1227/92/9) The 1871 census of The Street, Acle, Norfolk: *Richard LEEDER, head, aged 50, postmaster and shopkeeper, born at Bungay, Suffolk; Elizth LEEDER, wife, aged 60, born at Ramsden, Essex; Jessie LEEDER, daughter, aged 17, telegraph clerk, born at Acle; Fred LEEDER, son, aged 13, born at Acle, Norfolk. (RG10/1829/104/40) From the 1881 census of Acle, Norfolk: *Richard LEEDER, head, aged 61, postmaster and shopkeeper, born at Bungay, Suffolk; Elizabeth LEEDER, wife, aged 70, postmaster and shopkeeper's wife, born at Ramsdon, Essex; Ellen E. LAIGHT, granddaughter, aged 14, born at Sprowston, Norfolk. (RG11/1961/102/35) According to the 1891 Census Returns for Acle he was a hairdresser whose address was the King's Head, Acle Street: *Richard LEEDER, head, aged 70, hairdresser, born at Bungay, Suffolk; Elizabeth LEEDER, wife, aged 80, born at Ramsdon, Essex. (RG12/1539/83/29) He committed suicide on 5 March 1893, and a report of the inquest appeared on page 5 of the Norfolk Chronicle & Norwich Gazette dated 11 March 1893 as follows: "ACLE SAD DEATH OF AN OLD INHABITANT - A very sad case of suicide occurred in this parish on Sunday morning last. Mr. Richard LEEDER, an old and respected parishioner, who had resided in Acle for more than fifty years, and who only a few years ago retired from the office of postmaster, was found drowned in the water-course known as the landspring-dyke. The old gentleman was seen to leave his home just before eleven and walk in the direction of the New-road. About half-an-hour afterwards one of the allotment holders named Glasspoole noticed a coat and walking stick hanging on the gate alongside the bridge, and suspecting something to be wrong, examined the dyke and found the body lying in about three feet of water only a few yards from the road. He immediately obtained the help of Mr. SMITHDALE, who happened to be near, but on their removing the body, life was found to be extinct. The greatest sorrow and sympathy is felt for the relatives of the deceased, who was universally liked and respected. He had a most genial and happy temperament and the act cannot be explained except on the result of some sudden mental failure. The inquest was held by Mr. CULLY, county coroner, on Monday morning. Nothing transpired which threw any light on the deceaased's motive, and a verdict of temporary insanity was returned. The remains were interred in the parish churchyard at half-past three oclock on Wednesday afternoon. The scene at the graveside was impressive and pathetic. All the blinds along the road leading to to the churchyard were drawn down, and there were many other tokens of esteem for the deceased's long and blameless life, and sorrow for its untimely end. The Rev. C.G. WYNCHE read the burial service. The coffin was covered with wreaths and crosses, many of them the offering of the poorer villagers, who held the deceased in affectionate regard, and of whom there was a large gathering in the Churchyard. Many influential persons residing in the neighbourhood also attended as a mark of respect". Will of Richard LEEDER: "This is the last Will and Testament of me Richard LEEDER of Acle in the County of Norfolk retired Post Master. I appoint my son in law William LAIGHT Executor and Trustee of this my will (hereinafter referring to him as my trustee) and I bequeath to the said William LAIGHT the sum of ten pounds as a slight acknowledgement of the trouble he may have in the carrying out of those offices I give and devise to my daughter Ellen LAIGHT Wife of the said William LAIGHT the dwellinghouse and shop in Acle now occupied by them for her own separate use and I bequeath to the said Ellen LAIGHT two pairs of my best silver table spoons I bequeath to my daughter Julia Hannah EDGOOSE the sum of one hundred pounds I bequeath to my daughter Jessie Elmer GOLDSMITH the sum of one hundred pounds and my pair of china vases and chandeliers five of my silver tea spoons marked R.A.L. and one pair of silver sugar bows I bequeath to my son Fred LEEDER the sum of one hundred poundnds I bequeath to my granddaughter Ellen Elizabeth Kate LAIGHT my dining table my mahogany stand with drawer and my white and blue china tea service I bequeath to my grandson Walter Leeder EDGOOSE my gold watch and chain with the appendages and my two books entitled "The Land of the Pharaohs" and "Those Holy Fields" I bequeath to my dear wife Elizabeth LEEDER during her life all my household furniture and effects and I direct that after her death the same shall be sold and cononverted into money by my trustee and that my trustee shall stand possessed of the proceeds of such sale upon like trusts to those hereinafter declared concerning my residuary real estate after the death of my said dear wife I bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of my personal estate unto my trustee upon trust to sell and convert the same into money and after payment thereout of my funeral and testamentary expenses and debts and the legacies hereinbefore bequeathed upon trusust to pay the same to my said dear wife Elizabeth LEEDER for her own sole absolute use I devise my double cottage and land situate at Repps in the County of Norfolk and all the residue of my real estate unto my trustee upon trust to permit my said wife to receive and take the rents and profits thereof during her life and after her decease upon trust to sell the same by public auction and to stand possessed of the proceeds of such sale upon trust to divide the same equally between my children hereinbefore mentioned share and share alike Provided always that if any of my said children shall die during my lifetime (but in the case of my daughter Ellen LAIGHT subject to the declaration hereinafter contained) leaving a child or children who shall survive me and being a son or sons shall attain the age of twenty one years or being a daughter or daughters shall attain that age or marry under that age then and in every such case (subject as aforesaid) the last mentioned child or children shall take (and if more than one equally between them) the share which his her or their parent would have taken in my residuary trust funds if such parent had survived me And I declare that in the event of my said daughthter Ellen LAIGHT dying during my lifetime that the said William LAIGHT if he survive me shall take the share of his said wife for his own absolute use And I revoke all wills heretofore made by me In witness whereof I have thereunto set my hand to this and the preceding sheet of paper this ninth day of December One thousand eight hundred and ninety one" - Richard LEEDER - Signed declared and acknowledged by the said Richard LEEDER the testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us both present together at the same time and who in his presence and at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses attesting the same - John E. J. POLLARD Solicitor Norwich - Charles BOUGHTON his Clerk Richard LEEDER of Acle, Norfolk, retired postmaster, died on 5 March 1893. Probate was granted in London on 10 April 1893 to William LAIGHT, postmaster. Effects £741 11s. 4d.. (National Probate Calendar 1893) (revised 07.01.2011) | LEEDER, Richard (I714)
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| 5030 | RICHARD LEEDER 1842-1883 Richard LEEDER was born at Acle, Norfolk, on 2 September 1841, son of Richard and Elizabeth LEEDER. (GRO September Q 1841 Blofield 13 24) Richard LEEDER had married Elizabeth BROWNING at Limpenhoe, Norfolk, on 13 October 1840. From the 1851 census of The Street, Acle, Norfolk: Richard LEEDER, head, aged 31, hairdresser, born at Bungay, Suffolk; Elizabeth LEEDER, wife, aged 29, shoe binder, born at Ramsden, Essex; *Richard LEEDER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Acle; Ellen LEEDER, daughter, aged 4, scholar, born at Acle; Julia LEEDER, daughter, aged 7 months, born at Acle. (HO 107/1819/276/4) Edith Naomi EDGOOSE (1898-1993) described him as a "gentleman's gentleman" by which she presumably meant a butler. He certainly visited Menton in the south of France and travelled up the Nile in Egypt (see letters to his parents). He wrote to his parents from a boat on the River Nile, Egypt, on 29 December 1874. He appears to have been in the employ of the Hon. H. G. BAXTER. On 29 August 1876 he presented his father with two books, "Those Holy Fields - Palestine Illustrated by Pen and Pencil" and "The Land of The Pharoahs - Egypt and Sinai Illustrated by Pen and Pencil". Each book was prefaced by an expensively produced bookplate in black and gold (leather?) inscribed "Presented to Mr. Richard LEEDER on his 56th birthday by his son Richard August 29. 1876". These books were treasured enough to be specifically bequeathed to Walter Leeder EDGOOSE in the will of Richard LEEDER senior. They are now (2002) in the possession of Jeremy Lester EDGOOSE. He married Betsy FERGUSON according to the rites of the Congregational Church at 2 Union Place, Trinity, North Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland, on 26 February 1880. She was 31 years old, gave her usual residence as 2 Union Place, North Leith, and wawas the daughter of John FERGUSON deceased, a master joiner, and Janet FERGUSON his wife, nee MITCHELL. Richard LEEDER described himself as a fruiterer and grocer of 32 Thurlow Place, London, son of Richard LEEDER, a master grocer and draper, and Elizabeth his wife, formerly BROWNING. Witnesses were Alex McINTOSH and Jessie Martha PETERSEN. From 1881 to 1883 he was a greengrocer and fruiterer at 32 Thurloe Place, South Kensington (Kelly's Post Office Directories). According to the directories William John HAND took over from William WARDER & SONS, fruiters, in 1877. He was replaced by Richard LEEDER in 1881 who was there until BOYALL & MINTON took over in 1884. From the 1881 Census Return for 32 Thurloe Place, Kensington: *Richard LEEDER, head, married, aged 39, fruiter, born at Acle, Norfolk; Betsey [sic] LEEDER, wife, married, aged 32, born at Inchture, Perthshire, Scotland. (RG11/47/97/5) Also living at the same address were John SEYMOUR, 46, a butler and domestic servant, his wife Georgiana, 45, and their six year old son John A. SEYMOUR. He died at Acle on 9 June 1883. On his death certificate he was described as a 42 year old greengrocer. His father was with him when he died. (GRO 1883 June Q Blofield 4b 143) On the 19 July 1883 Administration of the Personal Estate of Richard LEEDER late of 35 Queen's Gate Terrace, Kensington in the County of Middlesex, who died 9 June 1883 at Acle in the County of Norfolk, was granted at the Principal Probate Registry to Elizabeth LEEDER of 32 Thurloe Place Kensington, widow the relict. Personal Estate £150. (National Probate Calendar) © Michael James Edgoose 2013 (revised 02.08.2013) | LEEDER, Richard (I726)
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| 5031 | RICHARD LESLIE HOSKING 1897-1969 The birth of Richard Leslie HOSKING was registered in 1897. According to the registration of his death in 1969 he was born on 24 July 1897. (GRO September Q 1897 [SMITH] Chertsey 02A 49) The death of Richard Leslie HOSKING was registered in 1969. (GRO June Q 1969 Aldershot 6b 22) (revised 25.01.2017) | HOSKING, Richard Leslie (I485)
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| 5032 | RICHARD LEWIN 1755-1826 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) Reference to land in Leverington adjoining that of RICHARD LEWIN. (Cambridge Chronicle No. 2991 Friday 18.2.1820) He was living at Wisbech St.Peter at the time of his death. Richard LEWIN of Wisbech St. Peter's was buried at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, in 1826 aged 70. (CFHS Burial Index 1801-1837) The Will of RICHARD LEWIN: "This is the last Will and Testament of me RICHARD LEWIN late of Leverington in the Isle of Ely in the County of Cambridge and now of Wisbech St. Peters in the said Isle and County Gentleman I give and devise unto my Grandson JOHN LEWIN Son of my late deceased Son JOHN LEWIN all that my Messuage or Tenement with the Barns Stables and outhouses thereto belonging and also all those my Fourteen acres of Land be the same more or less lying under or near to the same in Leverington aforesaid in Long Meadow Field and also all those my Nine acres of Land be the same more or less lying in Leverington aforesaid lying in Catfield all which premises I purchased of ROBERT PERKINS together with the rights members and appurtenances thereto belonging to hold the said Messuage or Tenement and several Lands with their respective appurtences unto my said Grandson JOHN LEWIN and to his heirs and assigns for ever and I give and devise unto my Granddaughter JUDITH the wife of ROBERT EDGOOSE one of the daughters of my late deceased Son JOHN LEWIN all those my twenty four acres of Land lying in Long Meadow Field in Leverington aforesaid being part and parcel of fourty three acres of Land lying in Leverington aforesaid in Loong Meadow Field and Catfield aforesaid which I purchased of the heirs of Mr. HODGSON to hold the said twenty four acres of Land together with the Rights members and appurtenances thereto belonging unto my said Granddaughter JUDITH EDGOOSE and to her heirs and assigns for ever and in case my said Granddaughter JUDITH EDGOOSE shall depart this life under the age of Twenty one years without leaving Issue then I devise the said last described Lands with their appurtenances as aforesaid unto my Grandsons JOHN LEWIN and JAMES LEWIN and my Granddaughter ANN LEACH late ANN LEWIN the children of my late deceased Son JOHN LEWIN respectively and to their several heirs and assigns for ever as Tenants in Common and I give and devise unto my Granddaughter ANN LEACH the wife of JOHN LEACH of Leverington aforesaid labourer late ANN LEWIN the Eldest daughter of my said late deceased Son JOHN LEWIN all those my Nine acres of Land in Leverington aforesaid in Catfield and ten Acres of Land (more or less) in Leverington aforesaid in the same Field being the residue of the said Forty three acres of Land purchased by me of the heirs of the said Mr. HODGSON to hold the said several Lands last described and devised with their respective Appurtenances unto my said Granddaughter ANN LEACH and to her heirs and assigns for ever but in case my said Granddaughter ANN LEACH shall depart this life under the age of twenty one years without leaving lawful Issue then I give and devise the said several last described and devised Lands and premises with their respective appurtenances unto my said several Grandchildren JOHN LEWIN JAMES LEWIN and JUDITH EDGOOSE the children of my said late deceased Son JOHN LEWIN to hold the same to them my said Grandchildren JOHN LEWIN JAMES LEWIN and JUDITH EDGOOSE respectively and to their respective Heirs and Assigns for ever as Tenants in Common and I give and devise unto my Grandson JAMES LEWIN the Youngest Son of my said late deceased Son JOHN LEWIN all those my seven acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Catfield aforesaid which I purchased of Mr. GEORGE JOHNSON and also all those my Eleven acres of Land (more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Catfield aforesaid in Flail or Flain Field which I purchased of Mr. ROBERT STRINGER and also all those my Ten acres of Land more or less lying in Leverington aforesaid in Catfield aforesaid in two pieces which I purchased of Mrs. HEPBURN to hold the said several Lands last described and devised with their respective appurtenances unto my said Grandson JAMES LEWIN and to his Heirs and Assigns forever but in case my said Grandson JAMES LEWIN shahall depart this life under the age of twenty one years without leaving lawful Issue then I give and devise the said last described and devised Lands and premises with their respective Appurtenances unto my said Grandchildren JOHN LEWIN ANN LEACH and JUDITH EDGOOSE respectively and to their respective Heirs and Assigns for ever as Tenants in Common Also I give and devise unto my Son WILLIAM LEWIN all that Messuage or Tenement in Wisbech St. Peters aforesaid in Market Street purchased by me of Mr. JOSEPH MEDWORTH and also all that my Messuage or Tenement with the Barns Stables and Outhouses thereto belonging and all those my Seven acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying under or near to the same in Leverington aforeresaid in Pockfield and all those my other Seven acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in the same Field and all those my twenty seven acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in three pieces in Leveringtoon aforesaid in Remers Field all which premises I purchased of Mr. RICHARD SHEPPARD and also all those my sixteen Acres of land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Remers Field aforesaid which I purchased of Mrs. MARGARET QUIN or her Trustees and also all those my six Acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Newfield and also all those my six acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Pockfield aaforesaid all which last mentioned premises I purchased of Mr. JACOB USILL and also all those my two acrs of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Flain Field aforesaid and also all those my Eight acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Wisbech St. Peters aforesaid in Flatmore Field in two pieces and which last mentioned premises I purchased of Mr. SAMUEL STANTON and also all that my other Messuage or Tenement with the Barns Stables and Outhouses tthereto belonging and all those my Fourteen acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying under or near to the same in Leverington aforesaid in Remers Field aforesaid all which last mentioned premises were late the Estate of my Father JOHN LEWIN deceased and also all those my Twenty nine acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Remers Field aforesaid which I purchased of Mr. WILLIAM MARSHALL and also all those my thirteen acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid lying in Flax Field which I purchased of Mrs. MARY DAWKINS and others and also all those my Ten acres of Land (be the same more or less) lying in Leverington aforesaid in Flain Field aforesaid which I purchased of the said RICHARD SHEPHARD all which said premises last described and devised (except the said Messuage or Tenement in Wisbech Saint Peters aforesaid which is now in my own occupation) are in the tenure or occupation of my said Son WILLIAM LEWIN And also all other my Messuages Lands Tenements Hereditaments and Real Estate wheresoever situate and of what nature or kindsoever the same may be not hereinbefore by me disposed of together with all and Singular the rights members and appurtenances to the said several Messuages Lands Tenements Hereditaments and Premises belonging or in any wise appertaining to hold the same unto my sais Son WILLIAM LEWIN and to his Heirs and Assigns for ever And I do hereby give and beqqueath unto my said Grandson JOHN LEWIN the Sum of Two hundred pounds to be payable and paid to him at the expiration of three Calendar Months next after my decease and unto my Grandson JAMES LEWIN the Sum of Three hundred pounds to be payablble and paid to him my said last named Grandson on his attaining the age of twenty one years if he shall not have attained that age at the expiration of Three Calendar Months next after my decease but if he shall attain his said age of Twenty one years before or at the expiration of Three Calendar Months next after my decease then the said Legacy or Sum of Three hundred pounds shall be paid to him at the expiration of such Three Calendar Months and I give & bequeath unto my said granddaughter ANN LEACH the Sum of two hundred pounds to be paid to her at the expiration of three calendar months next after my decease and unto my said Granddaughter JUDITH EDGOOSE the Sum of three hundred pounds to be paid to her at the expiration of three calendar months next after my decease and in case one or more of them my said Grandchildren JAMES LEWIN ANN LEACH and JUDITH EDGOOSE shall happen to depart this life either in my lifetime or after my decease before the sums herereinbefore appointed for payment of their said several Legacies leaving lawful Issue then I do hereby will and direct that the Legacy or Legacies of such one or more of them my said three Grandchildren as shall so happen to die shall be paid and divided unto and amongst his her or their Issue respectively in equal shares so that the Issue of any one or more of my said three Grandchildren so dying shall not together be entitled to receive a greater than his her or their parent or parents if living would have been respectively entitled to and in case any one or more of my said Grandchildren JAMES LEWIN ANN LEACH and JUDITH EDGOOSE shall happen to depart this life either in my life time or after my decease before the times hereinbefore appointed for the payment of their said several Legacies without leaving lawful Issue then I do hereby will and direct that the Legacy or Legacies of such one or more of my said three Grandchildren as shall so happen to die without Issuue shall be paid and divided unto and amongst my said Grandson JOHN LEWIN and the Survivors or if only one the Survivor of them the said JAMES LEWIN ANN LEACH and JUDITH EDGOOSE who shall be then living and to the Issue of any one or more of them my said four Grandchildren who shall be then dead leaving Issue in equal shares and proportions and so that such Issue shall not together be or entitled to or receive a greater share than their his or their parent or parents if living would hahave been entitled to and I direct that Interest at(?) the rate of Five pounds per Centum per annum be paid on the said several Legacies hereinbefore bequeathed from the day of my decease up to the time of the payment thereof respectively and I give and bequeath unto MARY OSBORN my Housekeeper the Sum of Fifty pounds clear of all Legacy duty in respect of the same if she shall continue in my service until the time of my decease but not otherwise and I give and bequeath unto RACRACHEL TIGERDINE the wife of JAMES TIGERDINE from and after the decease of her Husband the Sum of Five Shillings weekly and every week for and during the term of her natural life the first payment thereof to be made in the week next following thhe d death of the said JAMES TIGERDINE (if she shall be then living) and the same to be thenceforth paid to her by by my said son WILLIAM LEWIN and I give and bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of my householf Furniture plate Linen China and all other my Goods Chattels monies Securities for money and personal Estate and Effects whatsoever and wheresoever and of what nature or kindsoever the same may be unto my said son WILLIAM LEWIN for his own use and benefit he paying thereout all my just debts Funeral Expenses the several Legacies given by this my will and the Annuity to RACHEL TIGERDINE hereinbefore by me bequeathed and the Costs and Charges of proving and executing this my will and I do hereby nominate Constitutute and appoint my said son WILLIAM LEWIN sole Executor of this my last will and Testament and the said WILLIAM LEWIN and ROBERT WEST of Newton in the said Isle of Ely and County of Cambridge Farmer Guardians of and Trustees for the Fortunes annd Estates of my said Grandchildren JAMES LEWIN ANN LEACH and JUDITH EDGOOSE during their respective Minorities and I do hereby declare my will to be that it shall and may be lawful for the said WILLIAM LEWIN and ROBERT WEST and each of them annd for their and each of their Executors and Administrators from time to time to deduct and reimburse themselves and himself respectively and to allow to each other all such losses Costs Charges and Expences as they or either of them shall or may sustaiain expend or be put unto in the execution of this my will or in any wise incidental thereto and that they or either of them shall not be answerable or accountable for the loss or misapplication of any monies that may come into his or thheir hands by virtue of this my will unless the same shall be occasioned by their or one of their wilful default or neglect and that the one of them shall not be answerable or accountable for the other of them or for the acts receipts payments or defaults of the other of them but each of them for himself and for his own separate acts receipts payments and defaults only and Lastly I give and bequeath unto the said ROBERT WEST the Sum of Thirty pounds for the trouble he may have in thhe executiion of this my will and hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time heretobefore made I do declare this only to be and contain my last will and Testament In Witness whereof I the said RICHARD LEWIN the Testator have to this m my last will and Testament contained in five sheets of paper set my hand and Seal that is to say to the first four sheets hereof my hand and to this fifth and last sheet my hand and Seal this Twenty sixth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and twenty five" RICHD LEWIN Signed Sealed published and declared by the said RICHARD LEWIN the Testator as and for his last will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses thereto JOHN WING EDWD. JACKSON JOHN EDMD JOHNSON Proved at London 21st July 1826 before the Judge by the oath of WILLIAM LEWIN the Son the sole Executor to whom Admon was granted having been first sworn by Commission duly to administer (revised 15.11.2019) | LEWIN, Richard (I1969)
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| 5033 | RICHARD LEWIN 1809-1867 Richard, son of William and Eleanor LEWIN, was baptised at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, in 1809. (CFHS Baptism Index 1801-1837) The 1841 census index: William LEWIN, aged 55, Leverington; Eleanor LEWIN, aged 55, Leverington; *Richard LEWIN, aged 30, Leverington; Eleanor LEWIN, aged 20, Leverington. (HO107/78/5/4B) 1851 Census, Leverington: Richard LEWIN, unmarried, aged 41, born Leverington, Independant Gentleman, boards with Thomas DEARLOVE, unmarried, aged 43, farmer of 660 acres/24 labourers. (HO107/1766/84A) The death of Richard LEWIN aged 58 was registered in 1867. (GRO March Q 1867 Wisbech 3b 441) (revised 09.09.2005 | LEWIN, Richard (I2023)
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| 5034 | RICHARD LEWIN 1844 or 1845-1894 The birth of a Richard LEWIN was registered at Wisbech in 1846. (GRO June 1846 Wisbech 14 168) He is almost certainly Richard son of William and Susanna. From the 1851 census of Leverington, Cambridgeshire: JAMES LEWIN, head, aged 44, farmer of 61 acres employing 1 labourer, born at Leverington; MARY ANN LEWIN, wife, aged 32, born at Leverington; *RICHARD LEWIN, son, aged 6, born at Leverington; ANNA MARIA LEWIN, daughter, aged 4, born at Leverington; HENRY LEWIN, son, aged 2, born at Leverington; JAMES LEWIN, nephew, aged 15, born at Leverington; ELIZABETH LEWIN, niece, aged 13, born at Leverington. (HO107/1766/86A) The 1861 census of Common Road, Leverington, Cambridgeshire: JAMES LEWEN (sic), head, aged 55, farmer of 74 acres employing 1 man, born at Leverington; MARY A. LEWEN (sic), wife, aged 43, born at Leverington; *RICHARD LEWEN (sic), son, aged 16, born at Leverington; ANN M. LEWEN (sic), daughter, aged 14, born at Leverington; HENRY LEWEN (sic), son, aged 12, born at Leverington; JAMES LEWEN (sic), son, aged 6, scholar, born at Leverington; JAMES LEWEN (sic), nephew, aged 24, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born at Leverington. (RG9/1047/34/23). The marriage of RICHARD LEWIN to ESTHER LEACH was registered in 1870. (GRO December Q 1870 Wisbech 3b 1255) The 1881 census return for Leverington Common, Cambridgeshire: *RICHARD LEWIN, head, aged 37, farmer of 30 acres, born at Leverington; ESTHER LEWIN, wife, aged 38, born at Leverington; RICHARD LEWIN, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Leverington; EMMA LEWIN, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Leverington; JOHN LEWIN, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Leverington; JAMES LEWIN, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Leverington; MARY A. LEWIN, daughter, aged 4, born at Leverington; RUTH LEWIN, daughter, aged 3, born at Leverington; ANNIE M. LEWIN, daughter, aged 1, born at Leverington; ALICE LEWIN, daughter, aged 5 weeks, born at Leverington; EMILY GEE, servant, aged 14, general servant, born at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire. (RG11/1694/23/3) The 1891 census of North Brink, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: *RICHARD LEWIN, head, aged 45, labourer, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; ESTHER LEWIN, wife, aged 46, born at Leverington; EMMA LEWIN, daughter, aged 20, born at Wisbech; MARY ANN LEWIN, daughter, aged 14, born at Leverington; RUTH LEWIN, daughter, aged 13, born at Leverington; ANN MARIA LEWIN, daughter, aged 11, born at Leverington; ALICE LEWIN, daughter, aged 10, born at Leverington; WILLIAM LEWIN, son, aged 8, born at Leverington; HENRY LEWIN, son, aged 7, bornat Leverington; JENNY LEWIN, daughter, aged 4, born at Wisbech St. Mary; ARTHUR LEWIN, son, aged 4, born at Wisbech St. Mary. (RG12/1304/15/21) The death of a Richard LEWIN aged 49 was registered in 1894. (GRO March Q 1894 Wisbech 3b 444) (revised 10.09.2005) | LEWIN, Richard (I2043)
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| 5035 | RICHARD LEWIN 1846- The birth of a Richard LEWIN was registered in 1846. (GRO June Q 1846 Wisbech 14 168) The 1851 census index: William LEWIN, aged 36, Leverington; Susanna LEWIN, aged 34, Leverington; William LEWIN, aged 10, Leverington; Susanna LEWIN, aged 8, Leverington; Ellen LEWIN, aged 6, Leverington; *Richard LEWIN, aged 4, Leverington; Mary Ann LEWIN, aged 3, Leverington. (HO107/1766/84B) The 1861 census of Common Road, Leverington, Cambridgeshire: William LEWEN (sic), head, aged 46, widower, farmer of 300 acres employiong 8 labourers, born at Leverington; William LEWEN (sic), son, aged 20, farmer's son, born at Leverington; Susanna LEWEN (sic), daughter, aged 18, born at Leverington; Ellen LEWEN (sic), daughter, aged 17, born at Leverington; *Richard LEWEN (sic), son, aged 15, scholar, born at Leverington; Mary Ann LEWEN (sic), aged 13, scholar, born at Leverington; Sarah LEWEN (sic), daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Leverington; Anna Maria LEWEN (sic), daughter, aged 3, scholar, born at Leverington; Sarah CLARKE, servant, aged 59, widow, general servant, born at Leverington; Ann HURST, servant, aged 22, general servant, born at Leverington. (RG9/1047/23/2) The 1871 census of the Common, Leverington, Cambridgeshire: William LEWEN (sic), head, aged 56, widower, farmer of 300 acres employing 7 men, born at Leverington; *Richard LEWEN (sic), son, aged 24, born at Leverington; Mary Ann LEWEN (sic), daughter, aged 23, born at Leverington; Sarah LEWEN (sic), daughter, aged 17, born at Leverington; Sarah NEWTON, visitor, aged 91, widow, annuitant, born at Parson Drove, Cambridgeshire; Mary Ann MIDDLEBROOK, servant, aged 20, farm servant, born at Holbech (sic), Lincolnshire; John WHITEHEAD, servant, aged 17, farm servant, born at Wisbech St. Mary. (RG10/1614/29/1) The marriage of Richard LEWIN to Louisa MORTON was registered in 1871. (GRO December Q 1871 Wisbeach 3b 1430) The 1881 census return for Leverington Common, Cambridgeshire: *Richard LEWIN, head, aged 34, farmer of 120 acres employing 4 men, born at Leverington; Louisa LEWIN, aged 30, wife, born at Watlington, Norfolk; Richard LEWIN, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Leverington; William LEWIN, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Leverington; Arthur E. LEWIN, son, aged 3, born at Leverington; Jane SMITH, servant, aged 21, unmarried general servant, born at Leverington; James FOX, servant, aged 14, indoor farm servant, born at Leverington. (RG11/1694/24/5) The 1891 census of 183 Cromwell Road, Peterborough, Northamptonshire: *Richard LEWIN, head, aged 42, Agent, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; Louisa LEWIN, wife, aged 40, born at Watlington, Norfolk; Louisa Ella LEWIN, daughter, aged 19, born at Leverington; Richard LEWIN, son, aged 17, accounts clerk, born at Leverington; William George LEWIN, son, aged 15, apprentice pawnbroker, born at Leverington; Arthur Edward LEWIN, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Leverington; Nathan Booth LEWIN, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Peterborough, Northamptonshire; Elizabeth WHEATLEY, boarder, aged 30, school mistress, born at Somersham, Norfolk. (RG12/1228/68/14) (revised 08.02.2012) | LEWIN, Richard (I2031)
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| 5036 | RICHARD LEWIN 1867- He appears to have been born before RICHARD LEWIN's marriage to ESTHER LEACH in 1870. The birth of a RICHARD LEACH was registered in 1867 (GRO September 1867 Wisbech 3b 574). The 1881 census return for Leverington Common, Cambridgeshire: RICHARD LEWIN, head, aged 37, farmer of 30 acres, born at Leverington; ESTHER LEWIN, wife, aged 38, born at Leverington; *RICHARD LEWIN, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Leverington; EMMA LEWIN, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Leverington; JOHN LEWIN, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Leverington; JAMES LEWIN, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Leverington; MARY A. LEWIN, daughter, aged 4, born at Leverington; RUTH LEWIN, daughter, aged 3, born at Leverington; ANNIE M. LEWIN, daughter, aged 1, born at Leverington; ALICE LEWIN, daughter, aged 5 weeks, born at Leverington; EMILY GEE, servant, aged 14, general servant, born at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire. (RG11/1694/23/3) The marriage of RICHARD LEWIN to ELIZABETH MAHALA (sic) TAWN was registered in 1889 (GRO December 1889 Wisbech 3b 1347). The 1891 census of 3 West Terrace, Barton upon Irwell, Lancashire: *RICHARD LEWIN, head, aged 23, general labourer, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; ELIZABETH MAHALA LEWIN, aged 24, born at Wisbech St. Mary, Cambridgeshire; ARTHUR BURROWS, boarder, aged 19, single, general labourer, born at Wisbech St. Mary. (RG12/3153/86/4) The 1901 census of Church Terrace, Church Lane, Wisbech St. Mary, Cambridgeshire: *RICHARD LEWIN, head, aged 33, market gardener's foreman, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; ELIZABETH M. LEWIN, wife, born at Wisbech St. Mary; OLIVE M. TAWN, boarder, aged 2, born at Wisbech St. Mary. (RG13/1554/100/8) The death of RICHARD LEWIN aged 51 was registered in 1919 (GRO March 1919 Wisbech 3b 902). (revised 11.09.2005) | LEWIN, Richard (I2063)
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| 5037 | RICHARD LEWIN 1873- The birth of RICHARD LEWIN was registered in 1873. (GRO December Q 1873 Wisbech 3b 594) The 1881 census return for Leverington Common, Cambridgeshire: Richard LEWIN, head, aged 34, farmer of 120 acres employing 4 men, born at Leverington; Louisa LEWIN, aged 30, wife, born at Watlington, Norfolk; *Richard LEWIN, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Leverington; William LEWIN, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Leverington; Arthur E. LEWIN, son, aged 3, born at Leverington; Jane SMITH, servant, aged 21, unmarried general servant, born at Leverington; James FOX, servant, aged 14, indoor farm servant, born at Leverington. (RG11/1694/24/5) The 1891 census of 183 Cromwell Road, Peterborough, Northamptonshire: Richard LEWIN, head, aged 42, Agent, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; Louisa LEWIN, wife, aged 40, born at Watlington, Norfolk; Louisa Ella LEWIN, daughter, aged 19, born at Leverington; *Richard LEWIN, son, aged 17, accounts clerk, born at Leverington; William George LEWIN, son, aged 15, apprentice pawnbroker, born at Leverington; Arthur Edward LEWIN, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Leverington; Nathan Booth LEWIN, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Peterborough, Northamptonshire; Elizabeth WHEATLEY, boarder, aged 30, school mistress, born at Somersham, Norfolk. (RG12/1228/68/14) (revised 08.02.2012) | LEWIN, Richard (I2058)
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| 5038 | RICHARD LIGHTFOOT 1759 or 1760-1813 James EDGOOSE and Richard LIGHTFOOT were tailors. Richard LIGHTFOOT married Mary EDGOSS, spinster, at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 26 March 1782. He was a tailor by profession. Witnesses were Mary PILKINTON [probably Mary EDGOSS's aunt] and John COLE. (FreeReg) Sarah, daughter of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford All Saints on 20 October 1784. Her father's coccupation was said to be drummer. (FreeReg) A Sarah LIGHTFOOT married Thomas Hill HAWKINS at Stamford St. Michael in 1816. (LFHS Marriage Index) Margaret, daughter of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin, Northamptonshire, on 4 September 1786. Merriah, daughter of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 31 January 1789. John P. CUSTANCE was apprenticed to Richard LIGHTFOOT, tailor, at Stamford Baron St. Martin, Lincolnshire, in 1789. (The National Archives IR1 Series, 34f 46 via Findmypast) Arthur Richard , son of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 11 March 1792. An Arthur LIGHTFOOT married Elizabeth CHAMBERS at Stamford All Saints in 1814. (LFHS Marriage Index) An Arthur LIGHTFOOT was buried at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 28 February 1819 aged 27. (NBI) An Arthur LIGHTFOOT was buried at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 11 July 1819 aged 18 months. (NBI) An Elizabeth LIGHTFOOT of Stamford St. Michael was buried at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 11 September 1824 aged 29. (NBI) Richard LIGHTFOOT and James ROOE witnessed the marriage at Stamford All Saints, Lincolnshire, on 21 May 1792 between William LOUTH, a baker from Stamford All Saints, and Lucy Ann CARN from the same parish. (FreeReg) Maria, daughter of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 20 September 1794 (IGI patron submission). Mary, daughter of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 19 February 1797. A Mary LIGHTFOOT married William COOPER at Edenham in 1824. (LFHS Marriage Index) Wm. John, son of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 16 December 1799. Elizabeth, daughter of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 21 February 1802 and buried there on 2 April 1802. Thomas, son of Richard and Mary LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martins on 29 October 1803. Richard LIGHTFOOT of St. Martins, Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire, was buried at Stamford Baron St. Martin on 13 July 1813 aged 53, i.e. born 1759-1760. (FreeReg) NOTES & QUERIES: A Robert HARRISON was apprenticed to John LIGHTFOOT of Bourn, taylor, for 7 years from 11 November 1724 (NB a tailor). There are no Wills at Lincoln for a Richard LIGHTFOOT. There is a will of a Mary LIGHTFOOT of West Keal. (LCC Wills 1801/ii/146). (revised 01.08.2013) | LIGHTFOOT, Richard (I257)
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| 5039 | RICHARD MARCHALL Index of Surnames in the Will of Thomas BRAMPSTON (14??-1511) of Northfleet, Kent,made on 28 May 1511. Probate was granted on 9 July 1511. Thomas BRAMPSTON, the testator Beneficiaries: Elizabeth BRAMPSTON, daughter of the Testator, "to hir mariage and promocion" John ROOPER, gentleman, overseer of the Testator's will Mistress Jane ROPER, wife of John ROOPER Ro. BRAMPSTON Henry BRAMPSTON John BRAMPSTON Basil RYCHEFORTH Thomas EV(ER)ARDE William ATTWOODE Robert ATTWOODE Philipp GOSSWELL Maryon SHIBBYNG Elyn BOYDON *Richard MARCHALL John HAMMOND Jarrard MIDLAME Thomas PERCE Robert THORNTON John CLEMENT John BOUCHER Thomas CALOWE William FORKER Thomas WILLSON William AYLECTE Richard WALLEYS John SCALES Thomas CARRE William BOUCH(E)R William STASEY Water HOLWEY John HOLWEY John ELY John SMYTH Elys, a lad William, another lad Richard TOMBEWOODE Thomas TANTON WODE of Iggham John BRAMSBY John ROBYNSON Thomas BRIGHT Water CHEPSTED Johane NEVE Elizabeth STEVEN [?????], the Testator's servant William STEVEN Water NEWMAN John EDGOSE Thomas BRETT Johane BRAMPSTON, wife of the Testator, executor (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/17/28) | MARCHALL, Richard (I8696)
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| 5040 | RICHARD MARCHE Nephew of Elizabeth DRYVER late MARCHE, formerly EDGOOSE (died 1578). (PRO PROB 11/61/392) 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 04 Thomas MARCHE the elder, son of the Testatrix 05 John MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 06 Thomas MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 07 Anne RUDING, daughter of the Testatrix 08 Richard RUDING, son-in-law of the Testatrix, husband of Anne RUDING 09 John MARCHE the younger's unnamed wife 10 Elizabeth BETT, niece of the Testatrix 11*Richard MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 12 John MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 13 Mary MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Richard and John MARCHE 14 Anne MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Mary MARCHE 15 Justinyan MARCHE's unnamed children 16 Richard RUDING's unnamed children 17 Jane RUDING, eldest daughter of Richard RUDING 18 Alice WOODFALL her maid 19 Mistress JONE RUDING 00 Unnamed children of the Testatrix's daughter Katherine 20 Goodwyffe BACCHUS 21 Katherine MALTSTER 22 Elizabeth MALTSTER 23 Anne MALTSTER 24 Joan TRAFFORD 25 Thomas GRENAM 26 Henry CHAPMAN's wife 27 Margaret MARCHE, daughter of the Testatrix 28 Reference to a bequest owing from the Testatrix's mother to her brother George DRIVER. 29 Richard RUDING, witness 30 Thomas MARCHE, witness (PRO PROB 11/61/392) (revised 18.02.2020) | MARCHE, Richard (I8652)
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| 5041 | Richard MARCHE 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) | MARCHE, Richard (I1367)
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| 5042 | RICHARD MARCHE ( -1540) Reference to a "strong reformist core of the manufacturing and merchant classes, families like the IVIEs, MARCHEs and POYNTELLs, underpinned by an increasing number of poor landless folk." (From Jane COX's 'London's East End' [ISBN 978 0 7509 5291 0] page 127) The Will of RICHARD MARCHE (????-1540) of Limehouse, Middlesex: (surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded) "IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN The iiijthe daye of the moneth of Novembr in the yere of our lorde god a Thousand fyve hundred and fourty Richard MARCHE of lymehouse in the Countie of Midd being sicke but of good mynde and memory made his will and Testtament Nuncupative in maner folowing First he gave his soule to Almighty god. ITem he bequeathed to his brother John MARCHE xls And to evy one of his servants as well men as women xijd apece And the Residue of his goods he willed to be devydd in two parts wherof thone pte he gave to and amongest all his childern. And ev'y of them to be others heires And thother pte he gave and bequeatherd to Elizabeth his wyfe whome he made his sole Executrice. And John EDGOOSE his father in lawe Ov'seer of his Testament and last wyll. Being present the said John EDGOOSE & Willm IVIE" (PCC 19 Allenger 1540). (PROB. 11/28/339 14 December 1540) © Crown Copyright Image reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England. www.NationalArchives.gov.uk & www.TheGenealogist.co.uk An Index to the Will of Richard MARCHE (died 1540) of Limehouse, Middlesex. The Will was made on 4 November 1540. Probate was granted on 14 December 1540. 01*Richard MARCHE, the Testator 02 John MARCHE, brother of the Testator 00 The unnamed servants of the Testator 00 The unnamed children of the Testator 03 Elizabeth MARCHE, wife of the Testator, executrix 04 Jhn EDGOOSE, father-in-law of the Testator, overseer, witness (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/28/339) NOTES & QUERIES: William IVIE [the witness] was an anchorsmith and shipowner of some wealth, as indicated by his will: he had silver and silver guilt plate. He owned ships, a stock of anchors, coals and a herd of cattle. His witnesses and overseers were his friends, the limeman DRYVER and the Limehouse baker Thomas POYNTELL. In the will of John HALL he is described as a smith. (taken from Old East Enders by Jane Cox, page 153. ISBN 978 0 7509 5291 0) (revised 19.06.2015) | MARCHE, Richarde (I274)
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| 5043 | RICHARD MASSER An Index of the Will of Thomas BEALE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, carpenter, made on 26 April 1639. 01*Thomas BEALE, the Testator. 02 Frances BEALE, wife of the Testator, executrix. 03 Edward EARLE, gentleman, supervisor and beneficiary. 04 Wm SLATER, witness. 05 Edward EARLE, witness. 06 Wm SLATER, creditor. 07 Sir John OGLE, knight, creditor. 08 Tho. SMYTH, creditor. 09*Richard MASSER, creditor. 10 Elizabeth AUSTING, creditor. 11 Tho. BALAM, creditor. 12 Wm DALE, debtor. 13 Nath JACKSON of Spalding, Lincolnshire, debtor. 14 Wm MYLNES, debtor. 15 John EDGOOSE, debtor. 16 Edward FOSTER, debtor. 17 Mr. PEDDER, debtor. 18 Tho. DURBAGG, debtor. 19 Edward QUICK, debtor. 20 Robert WATTSONE, debtor. 21 Symon WINTER, debtor. 22 M(is)tress DEATH, debtor. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1639/663) (revised 23.02.2020) | MASSER, Richard (I8841)
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| 5044 | RICHARD MASTIN 1783-1794 Richard, son of Charles and Elizabeth MASTIN, was baptised at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 20 March 1783. (LFHS) Richard and William, sons of Mr. Chas. MASTIN, were drowned. They were buried together at Boston on 11 January 1794. (FreeReg) | MASTIN, Richard (I6559)
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| 5045 | RICHARD MEARS Between 1835 and 1841-1871 The marriage between Elizabeth EDWARDS and Richard MEARS was registered in 1866. (GRO September Q 1866 Bristol 6a 153) From the 1871 census of Honey Hill Lane, Wokingham, Berkshire [which adjoins Nine Mile Ride]: *Richard MEARS, head, married, aged 30, farm labourer, born at Stratton, Dorset; Elizabeth MEARS, wife, married, aged 34, general servant domestic, born at Milton Abbas, Dorset. (RG10/1286/17/8) The death of Richard MEARS aged 38 was registered in 1873, i.e. born circa 1835. (GRO December Q 1873 Wokingham 2c 231) (revised 27.11.2012) | MEARS, Richard (I7050)
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| 5046 | RICHARD MILES 1732-1781 Richard MILES was baptised at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 1 March 1731/32. "Early owners of Brookfield House were the Milward family. John Milward, wheelwright, is listed in the Hearth Tax of 1665 as having two hearths and an inventory of the contents shows his house consisted of a chamber over the hall, a milkhouse, a buttery and a second hall, which may indicate the plan of Brookfield House at this time. Between 1758 and 1838 the property was owned by the Miles family and it is thought that the date 1760 inscribed in black brick headers on the front elevation of the house commemorated the marriage between Richard Miles and Elizabeth Cordery at St Peter's Church Yateley." (English Heritage: List Entry No. 1405941 Brookfield House, Yateley) "Going further back in time, from 1719 to 1834, the house belonged to wheelwrights called Millard and then their kinsmen, Richard and James MILES. There were Millards in Yateley in the 16th century and the inventory for a house belonging to Robert Milward in 1581 includes a brewing tub and a malt quern and John Millard in 1641 left a malt quern to his son, but as yet we do not know if they lived here. (Brookfield House by Norma Dowling, May 1997) Richard MILES carpenter and Elizabeth CORDEROY [sic] were married by licence at Yateley, Hampshire, on 17 January 1760. (Phillimore's Hampshire Marriages) He was buried at Yateley, Hampshire, on 9 December 1781. He left a will. (Hampshire Genealogical Society Burial Index 1400-1837) (Richard Johnston, The Yateley Society) NOTES & QUERIES: What is the identity of the Richard MILES who was buried at Heckfield, Hampshire, on 8 February 1730 (1730/31?) (revised 19.02.2013) | MILES, Richard (I788)
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| 5047 | RICHARD MILES 1764-1781 Richard, son of Richard and Elizabeth MILES, was baptised at Yateley, Hampshire, on 7 March 1764. (Yateley Parish Records) Richard MILES had married Elizabeth CORDERY at Yateley, Hampshire, on 17 January 1760. (revised 31.12.2012) | MILES, Richard (I7106)
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| 5048 | RICHARD MILES 1772-1841 Richard, son of Joseph MILES, was baptised at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 13 July 1772. (FamilySearch) Richard MILES and Martha SAUNDERS were married at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 18 January 1798. (Familysearch) A Richard MILES was buried at Seale, Surrey, on 10 March 1841 aged 70. (NBI) (revised 28.11.2012) | MILES, Richard (I754)
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| 5049 | RICHARD MILES 1811-1891 Richard, son of Richard and Martha MILES, was baptised at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 12 April 1811. (FamilySearch) From the 1841 census of Eversley Common, Eversley, Hampshire: *Richard Miles, aged 35, baker, NOT born in Hampshire; Lydia [sic] MILES, aged 37, born in Hampshire; Mary MILES, aged 6, born in Hampshire; James MILES, aged 5, born in Hampshire; Richard MILES, aged 1, born in Hampshire. Ann MASON, aged 14, [F.S. crossed out], NOT born in Hampshire (HO107/394/8/10/15) From the 1851 census of Wokingham, Berkshire: *Richard MILES, head, widower, aged 35, beerseller, born at Farnham, Surrey; Martha MILES, housekeeper, unmarried, aged 34, born at Eversley, Hampshire; Mary Anne MILES, daughter, aged 14, scholar, born at Eversley, Hampshire; James MILES, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Eversley, Hampshire; Richard MILES, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Eversley, Hampshire; Lydia MILES, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Eversley, Hampshire; Henry COALES, lodger, unmarried, aged 32, agricultural labourer, born at Wokingham, Berkshire; Thomas SLAUGHTER, lodger, widower, aged 40, agricultural labourer, n.k.; Thomas SURLE (?), lodger, unmarried, aged 25, agricultural labourer, n.k.; Moses HAILE, lodger, widower, aged 60, agricultural labourer, n.k.. (HO107/1693/166/4) The 1861 census of Nine Mile Ride, Wokingham, Berkshire: *Richard MILES, head, married, aged 50, baker, born at Wokingham [sic], Berkshire; Eliza MILES, wife, married, aged 51, born at Wokingham, Berkshire. (RG9/750/98/9) The 1871 census of Nine Mile Ride, Wokingham, Berkshire: *Richard MILES, head, aged 60, baker and farmer of 4 acres, born at Farnham, Surrey. Elizabeth MILES, wife, aged 55, born at Eversley, Hampshire. (RG10/1286/17/7) NB: No proof that this is the son of Richard and MARTHA Miles. From the 1881 census of Near Heathlands, Wokingham, Berkshire: *Richard MILES, head, aged 70, retired baker, born at Farnham, Surrey; Elizabeth, wife, aged 65, born at Eversley, Hampshire. Next door were: James MILES, head, married, aged 44, market gardener, born Eversley, Hampshire; Elizabeth MILES, wife, married, aged 44, born at Abbey Milton, Dorset. (RG11/1310/120/12) From the 1891 census of Miles' Cottages, Wokingham, Berkshire: *Richard MILES, head married, aged 82, retired farmer, born at Farnham, Surrey; Elizabeth MILES, wife, married, aged 78, born at Southampton, Hampshire. (RG12/1000/14/23) The death of Richard Miles aged 83 was registered in 1891. (GRO September Q 1891 Wopkingham 2c 207) (revised 27.11.2012) | MILES, Richard (I783)
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| 5050 | RICHARD MILWARD 1683-1758 The Will of Richard MILLARD [surnames capitalised]: In the Name of God Amen I Richard MILLARD of the parish of Yateley in the County of Southampton Wheelwright being of sound mind and perfect memory thanks be to Almighty God for the same and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all Men once to this Do make ordain constitute and appoint this my last Will and Testament in manner and form (as followeth) First I will that all my lawful and just Debts and funeral Charges be paid and Discharged by my Executor herein after mentioned Also I give and Devise unto my Nephew Richard MILES my Copyhold Tenement with Garden Orchard and Ten acres of Land with the Appurts Lying and being in Yateley to him his Heirs snd assigns for ever Also I give and devise and bequeath unto my Nephew Joseph MILES one piece or parcel of Land with the Appurtenances commonly called or known by the Name Marland to him his Heirs and Assignes forever Also I give devise and bequeath unto my Kinswoman Mary MILES one piece or parcell of Land commonly called or known by the Name Monsam adjoining to Monsam Green Also I give devise and bequeath unto my Kinswoman Elizabeth HEWITT one piece or parcel of Land adjoyning upon Yeately Also one other piece or parcel of Land commonly called or known by the name of Starve Acre to her her Heirs and Assigns for ever Also I give and bequeath unto my Brother Joseph MILLARD the Sum of Twenty pounds Also I give and bequeath unto my Sister Elizabeth MILES the Wife of Joseph MILES of Aldershott the sum of Twenty pounds Also I give and bequeath unto my Kinsman John GILL ten pounds Also I give and bequeath unto my Kinsman George WHITE ten pounds Also I give and bequeath unto my Kinsman Simon CHAPMAN ten pounds Also I give and bequeath unto my Kinsman William ALLOM ten pounds all which said Legacies I will shall be paid to each of them theirs Heirs or Assignes by my Executor herein after mentioned within one whole year after my Decease All the rest residue and remainder of my Estate Goods and Chattles of what sort Nature or kind soever it be or wheresoever it be I give and bequeath therein all to my Nephew Richard MILES the Son of my Sister Elizabeth MILES to him and his Heirs forever And Lastly I do make and appoint my said Nephew Richard MILES my full and sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament revoking and Disannulling all former Wills heretofore by me made In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett sett my hand and Seal this Twenty Sixth Day of October in the Thirty first Yearof the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith (and so forth) and in the year of our Lord One Thousand seven Hundred and fifty Seven [signed] Richard MILLARD Signed Sealed published and Declared by the within named Richard MILLARD to be his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our Names as Witnesses in the presence of the Testator: William CAWOOD Edmond TORRY John FROTH (revised 08.12.2012) | MILLARD, Richard (I7117)
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