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| 5801 | The 1871 census of 13 Alfred Street, Taunton St. James, Somerset: THOMAS BUTCHER, head, aged 42, general dealer, born at Martock, Somerset; ISABELLA BUTCHER, wife, aged 44, dealer's wife, born at Pitminster, Somerset; MARK A. BUTCHER, son, aged 13, silk factory worker, born at Cardiff, Wales; HARRY BUTCHER, son, aged 11, silk factory worker, born at Taunton, Somerset; TOM BUTCHER, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Taunton; SAMUEL BUTCHER, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Taunton; FREDERICK BUTCHER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Taunton; WILLEY BUTCHER, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Taunton; JOHN BUTCHER, son, aged 1, born at Taunton. (RG10/2373/9/9) The 1881 census of Cann Street, Taunton St. Mary, Somerset: THOMAS BUTCHER, head, aged 50, general dealer, born at Martok, Somerset; ISABELLA BUTCHER, wife, aged 50, born at Trull, Somerset; FREDERICK BUTCHER, son, aged 15, assistant to father, born at Taunton; WILLEY BUTCHER, son, aged 14, assistant to father, born at Taunton; JOHN BUTCHER, son, aged 11, assistant to father, born at Taunton. (RG11/2366/53/32) | BUTCHER, John (I3807)
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| 5802 | The 1871 census of 13 Alfred Street, Taunton St. James, Somerset: THOMAS BUTCHER, head, aged 42, general dealer, born at Martock, Somerset; ISABELLA BUTCHER, wife, aged 44, dealer's wife, born at Pitminster, Somerset; MARK A. BUTCHER, son, aged 13, silk factory worker, born at Cardiff, Wales; HARRY BUTCHER, son, aged 11, silk factory worker, born at Taunton, Somerset; TOM BUTCHER, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Taunton; SAMUEL BUTCHER, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Taunton; FREDERICK BUTCHER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Taunton; WILLEY BUTCHER, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Taunton; JOHN BUTCHER, son, aged 1, born at Taunton. (RG10/2373/9/9) | BUTCHER, Harry (I3802)
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| 5803 | The 1871 census of 13 Alfred Street, Taunton St. James, Somerset: THOMAS BUTCHER, head, aged 42, general dealer, born at Martock, Somerset; ISABELLA BUTCHER, wife, aged 44, dealer's wife, born at Pitminster, Somerset; MARK A. BUTCHER, son, aged 13, silk factory worker, born at Cardiff, Wales; HARRY BUTCHER, son, aged 11, silk factory worker, born at Taunton, Somerset; TOM BUTCHER, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Taunton; SAMUEL BUTCHER, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Taunton; FREDERICK BUTCHER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Taunton; WILLEY BUTCHER, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Taunton; JOHN BUTCHER, son, aged 1, born at Taunton. (RG10/2373/9/9) | BUTCHER, Tom (I3803)
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| 5804 | The 1871 census of 13 Alfred Street, Taunton St. James, Somerset: THOMAS BUTCHER, head, aged 42, general dealer, born at Martock, Somerset; ISABELLA BUTCHER, wife, aged 44, dealer's wife, born at Pitminster, Somerset; MARK A. BUTCHER, son, aged 13, silk factory worker, born at Cardiff, Wales; HARRY BUTCHER, son, aged 11, silk factory worker, born at Taunton, Somerset; TOM BUTCHER, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Taunton; SAMUEL BUTCHER, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Taunton; FREDERICK BUTCHER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Taunton; WILLEY BUTCHER, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Taunton; JOHN BUTCHER, son, aged 1, born at Taunton. (RG10/2373/9/9) | BUTCHER, Samuel (I3804)
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| 5805 | The 1891 census of North Street, Martock, Somerset: CHARLES BUTCHER, head, aged 37, baker and grocer, born at Martock; ELLEN BUTCHER, wife, aged 38, born at Chiselborough, Somerset; HANNAH BUTCHER, daughter, aged 17, born in Wales; JOHN BUTCHER, son, aged 13, born in Wales; NELLIE BUTCHER, daughter, aged 11, born at Martock; ADA BUTCHER, daughter, aged 8, born at Martock; EDWARD BUTCHER, son, aged 6, born at Martock; BESSIE BUTCHER, daughter, aged 3, born at Martock; CHARLES H. BUTCHER, son, aged under 1 week, born at Martock. (RG12/1897/15/23) | BUTCHER, Bessie (I3798)
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| 5806 | THE SURNAME WINFREY On 5 December 1995 I received a letter from Sandra .......... in response to my query following her article on 'The Winfreys' in the Lincolnshire Family History Society Magazine. An extract follows: "I am sorry I cannot be of much help regarding your Richard and Mary WINFREY of Long Sutton, other than to say that I am pretty sure that Fabian WINFREY (top left on family tree) went to Fleet with the family in the 1570s, as a Fabian WINFREY died there in 1630 (probably son of the above). Fleet is about 2 miles from Long Sutton and there were WINFREYs at Gedney, Gosberton, and Long Sutton for many years (certainly up to the 1891 census) so a connection is very likely. The family is last recorded at Howell with the death of Anthony in 1667. I am sending you a copy of the Howell WINFREY tree for you to send to your relatives in Australia." Five years later, in November 2000, Paul WINFREY of Scunthorpe shared with me a tree which he had been sent by the WINFREY family of Long Sutton in Lincolnshire showing the descendants of Richard WINFREY and his wife Mary formerly LEACH down to the mid 1900s. In October 2006 Don WINFREY of Lakewood, Washington, USA, sent me complete copies of the research commissioned by Robley E. WINFREY from two different genealogical firms. He traced a line that went back to a John WINFREY who died in Howell, Lincolnshire, in 1573. "The English WINFREYs are an interesting line that I have been trying to find a connection to. It is especially interesting that that the earliest WINFREYs in the Colonies were 'dissenters' and this branch of Richard WINFREY from Lincolnshire were 'dissenters' too. Wish I could find a connection from the Boston port from where I am sure they sailed. Most of my info on this line comes from Richard Russell WINFREY who sent me all the genealogical data on his family that he could round up a couple of years ago and from the book Men of Mark by R. P. WINFREY, son of Sir Richard WINFREY, 1977, East Mdland Allied Press. I have attached a Descendant Chart and hope it provides you with some more info. If you see any errors or have additional info, I would be happy to hear back from you." (donlwinfrey@earthlink.net, 11 October 2006) Don WINFREY also wrote that he had been unable to find any connection between Sir Richard WINFREY's line tracing back to a succession of 'Richards' in about 1730; the line traced back to the parish of Howell in Lincolnshire in 1573; and Paul WINFREY's line which can be traced back to the Thomas WINFREY of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, who was born in 1766 and whose eldest daughter Mary had an illegitimate son John Wood WINFREY in Sotter Poorhouse, Scotter, Lincolnshire, in 1822. If one can accept that the use of certain less common first names suggests a link between families then the Fabian WINFREY who married Joan BROOKES at Howell,Lincolnshire, on 15 November 1570 may be the same Fabian who died at Fleet in south Lincolnshire in 1630. A study of the first name Maram may well enable us to trace a connection between several south Lincolnshire parishes, including Holbeach, Long Sutton, and Surfleet. (Michael James EDGOOSE, 26 December 2016) | WINFREY (I1730)
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| 5807 | THE TIMBER FIRM (1893-1995) "HALF A CENTURY WITH ONE FIRM For the last 53 years, it's been a case of chips with everything for Percy CLARK. Wood chips, that is, for Percy---known to all his friends as Nobby---has worked for three generations of the EDGOOSE family in their timber merchant's business in Aldershot, W. L. Edgoose & Sons Ltd. Nobby lives at Sunny View Close, Aldershot, and has now retired as foreman at the firm's joinery department in Halimote Road. Nobby, Alderhot born and bred, went to work for the firm's founder, Mr. Walter L. EDGOOSE as an apprentice when he was 14. He stayed on when Mr. Burt EDGOOSE, a former Aldershot alderman, took control, and remembers well when today's direc, David and Michael EDGOOSE, were born. In his half century with the firm he has done almost every job there is, including helping Michael EDGOOSE erect the framework of his new timber frame home. He has also built a £2,000 staircase for England soccer captain Bobby MOORE after torld Cup win of 1966. To mark his retirement, the firm presented Nobby with an armchair and gave him a champagne send-off. What will he do in his retirement? "Well, I'll probably look in all next week to make certain they're managing---then I've got some woodwork to do around the house. Or so my wife tells me." Above: A toast to Nobby from Michael (right) and David EDGOOSE and fellow workers." (Newspapers.com: Aldershot News 9, July 1976) | THE TIMBER FIRM (I1880)
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| 5808 | The Will of Mrs. Elizabeth PILKINGTON nee GRUMMITT of Market Deeping, widow: [surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded] "This is the Last Will and Testament of me Elizabeth PILKINTON of Market Deeping in the County of Lincoln Widow, as follows, I give and bequeath unto Joseph PHILLIPS of Bourn fen in the said County of Lincoln Farmer the following articles of Furniture which will be found in the room of my present Dwelling house called the "Blue room", namely, The Bed, Bedding, Bedstead, and hangings all complete The Secretary and Bookcase, the wash hand Stand and Chamber service complete Dressing table, Looking Glass, Night convenience and Bidet Curtains and Poll, Six Chairs, Four Stools, Carpet, Hearth rug, and Towell horse Also Six Framed rush bottomed chairs in the Kitchen of my said Dwelling house And in case of the death of the said Joseph Phillips in my life time I do hereby give and bequeath all the above articles of Furniture to his two Daughters to be equally divided between them I give and bequeath unto Louisa Elizabeth PILKINTON, the Daughter of William and Elizabeth PILKINTON, which said Elizabeth PILKINTON is now the wife of William TOLLER of Market Deeping aforesaid Grocer and Draper, My large Silver Tea Pot I give and bequeath unto Charlotte the wife of Samuel TAYLOR of [blank] in the County of [blank] my Prayer Book marked "Ann YOUD 1834" - I give the likeness of my late Husband Jonathan PILKINTON unto the said Elizabeth TOLLER I give and bequeath unto George PILKINTON of Birmingham The looking Glass which stands on the Chimney Piece in the Dining room of my said residence I give and bequeath unto Thomas PILKINTON of Stamford The looking Glass which stands on the Chimney Piece in the room of my said Dwellinghouse called the Drawing room. I give and bequeath unto my Niece Constantia ONN My Gold Watch chain and appendages belonging thereto I give and bequeath unto Margaretta KELLY of Market Deeping my four Bronze Lustres in my said Drawing room I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth CHANTRY of Market Deeping aforesaid Spinster the small work table with drawers now standing in my said Drawing room All which said specific Legacies or articles of Furniture I direct my Executors to deliver to the respective Legatees one week after my decease and I particularly request that the same shall not be removed until that period I give and bequeath unto the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN of Market Deeping aforesaid Gentleman All my money and securities for money And all the residue of my Household Goods and Furniture Plate Linen Jewels Wearing apparel China Boooks Ale Wines Liquors and all other my Personal Estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever not hereinbefore disposed of Upon trust that they the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN or the Survivor of them or the Executors administrators of such survivor do and shall with all convenient speed after my decease call in and collect all my money and do and shall at such times as they or he shall think proper sell and dispense of all the residue of my said Personal Estate (except as hereinafter mentioned) And I do hereby declare that they [the] said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN or the survivor of them shall stand and be possessed of the money to arise and be produced as aforesaid Upon Trust In the first place to pay retain and satisfy all my Funeral and Testamentary charges and Expenses also all my just Debts And also the costs charges and Expenses of the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN, both Professional, or otherwise attending and carrying into execution the trusts of this my Will and all other incidental Expenses in any wise relating thereto And in the second place to pay as follows To Sarah WEST (who now resides with me) the Legacy or sum of Fifty pounds which I direct shall be paid to her free from Legacy duty I also request my Executors to provide and pay for a good and complete suit of mourning for the said Sarah WEST To the said Elizabeth CHANTRY the Legacy or sum of Five pounds To Sarah ELLIOTT of Market Deeping the Legacy or sum of Five pounds to be paid to her in such manner and proportions as my Executors shall in their discretion think proper And I direct that her receipt alone shall be a good discharge for the same notwithstanding her C.overture [?] And subject to the several payments and deductions and the trusts aforesaid Upon trust to pay and divide the surplus of the said money (if any) unto and equally between my Nephew and Nieces John ONN, Elizabeth the wife of [blank] O'BRION [sic], Jane PILKINGTON [sic] the wife of Alfred STANTON, Constantia ONN, and Ann ONN And it is my wish and I expressly direct the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN or the survivor of them shall take into their or his possession all my Plate Jewels Trinkets Linen and wearing Apparel and keep the same until the trusts of this my Will are fully carried out and satisfied and in the event of my Personal Estate not producing sufficient money to carry out the trusts and directions of this my Will I direct them to raise such deficiency by the sale and disposal of such paart thereof as they or he shall think proper And after that period Upon trust to the divide the same or such part thereof as shall remain between the said John ONN, Elizabeth O'BRION [sic], Jane Pilkinton [sic] STANTON Constantia ONN and Ann ONN share and share alike as in the discretion of the Executors or Executor for the time being shall in their discretion think proper And I do hereby declare that each of my Executors shall be charged and chargeable for such monies and effects only as they respectively shall actually receive by virtue of the trusts hereby in them reposed notwithstanding their giving or signing or joining in giving or signing any receipt or receipts for the sake of conformity And that they shall not be answerable or accountable for the other of them or for involuntary losses And I hereby nominate and appoint the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN Executors of this my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty ninth day of October in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and forty seven [signed] Elizabeth PILKINTON Signed by the said Elizabeth PILKINTON the Testatrix as for and to be her last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the same time who in her presence at her request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses T. R. MILLER, Mkt Deeping J. KELLY, Surgeon. Market Deeping Dated 29th October 1847. The last Will and Testament of Mrs. Elizabeth PILKINTON of Mkt Deeping On the the tenth day of October in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN the Executors within named were duly Sworn and also made oath that the whole of the Personal Estate and effects of the Deceased at the time of her Death did not amount in value to the sum of Three hundred Pounds Before me N. HILDYARD Surrogate" (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1850/289) | PILKINTON NEE GRUMMITT, Elizabeth (I8371)
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| 5809 | The Will of Mrs. Elizabeth PILKINGTON nee GRUMMITT of Market Deeping, widow: [surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded] [PAGE 1] "This is the Last Will and Testament of me Elizabeth PILKINTON of Market Deeping in the County of Lincoln Widow, as follows, I give and bequeath unto Joseph PHILLIPS of Bourn fen in the said County of Lincoln Farmer the following articles of Furniture which will be found in the room of my present Dwelling house called the "Blue room", namely, The Bed, Bedding, Bedstead, and hangings all complete The Secretary and Bookcase, the wash hand Stand and Chamber service complete Dressing table, Looking Glass, Night convenience and Bidet Curtains and Poll, Six Chairs, Four Stools, Carpet, Hearth rug, and Towell horse Also Six Framed rush bottomed chairs in the Kitchen of my said Dwelling house And in case of the death of the said Joseph Phillips in my life time I do hereby give and bequeath all the above articles of Furniture to his two Daughters to be equally divided between them I give and bequeath unto Louisa Elizabeth PILKINTON, the Daughter of William and Elizabeth PILKINTON, which said Elizabeth PILKINTON is now the wife of William TOLLER of Market Deeping aforesaid Grocer and Draper, My large Silver Tea Pot I give and bequeath unto Charlotte the wife of Samuel TAYLOR of [blank] in the County of [blank] my Prayer Book marked "Ann YOUD 1834" - I give the likeness of my late Husband Jonathan PILKINTON unto the said Elizabeth TOLLER I give and bequeath unto George PILKINTON of Birmingham The looking Glass which stands on the Chimney Piece in the Dining room of my said residence I give and bequeath unto Thomas PILKINTON of Stamford The looking Glass which stands on the Chimney Piece in the room of my said Dwellinghouse called the Drawing room. I give and bequeath unto my Niece Constantia ONN My Gold Watch chain and appendages belonging thereto I give and bequeath unto Margaretta KELLY of Market Deeping my four Bronze Lustres in my said Drawing room I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth CHANTRY of Market Deeping aforesaid Spinster the small work table with drawers now standing in my said Drawing room All which said specific Legacies or articles of Furniture I direct my Executors to deliver to the respective Legatees one week after my decease and I particularly request that the same shall not be removed until that period I give and bequeath unto the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN of Market Deeping aforesaid Gentleman All my money and securities for money And all the residue of my Household Goods and Furniture Plate Linen Jewels Wearing apparel China Boooks Ale Wines Liquors and all other my Personal Estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever not hereinbefore disposed of Upon trust that they the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN or the Survivor of them or the Executors administrators of such survivor do and shall with all convenient speed after my decease call in and collect all my money and do and shall at such times as they or he shall think proper sell and dispense of all the residue of my said Personal Estate (except as hereinafter mentioned) And I do hereby declare that they [the] said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN or the survivor of them shall stand and be possessed of the money to arise and be produced as aforesaid Upon Trust In the first place to pay retain and satisfy all my Funeral and Testamentary charges and Expenses also all my just Debts And also the costs charges and Expenses of the said Joseph PHILLIPS and Francis BROWN, both Professional, or otherwise attending and carrying into execution the trusts of this my Will and all other incidental Expenses in any wise relating thereto [Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1850/289 - PAGE 1 of Transcription] | PILKINTON, Elizabeth (I8372)
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| 5810 | The Will of Sarah PILKINTON (17??-1780) of Stamford St. Michael, Lincolnshire: [surnames capitalised, abbreviations expanded] "This is the Last Will and Testament of me Sarah PILKINTON the Younger now or late of the Parish of Saint Michael in Stamford in the County of Lincoln Spinster First I Give and Devise to my Mother Sarah PILKINTON All those my Three Acres of Land lying and being in the Fields of Stamford aforesaid with the Appurtenances To hold the same unto my said Mother Sarah PILKINGTON and her Assigns for her Life And from and imediately [sic] after her Decease I Give and Devise the said three Acres of Land with the Appurtenances unto my Brother George PILKINTON his Heirs and Assigns for ever Also I Give to my said brother George PILKINTON and to my Sister Mary PILKINTON the sum of Two hundred and ten pounds which is already in their hands and owing to me from them as follows to wit - the sum of Ninety Pounds from the said George PILILKINTON and the sum of One hundred and twenty Pounds from the said Mary PILKINTON Upon the trusts and to and for the Uses intents and Purposes herein after by me directed given and appointed - that is to say - In Trust Nevertheless that they the said George PILKINTON and Mary PILKINTON and the Survivor of them his or her Executors and Administrators Do and shall continue the said several sums of Money in his her or their hands at Interest or otherwise put place and keep the same out at Interest on other good Security or Security's [sic] and call in or remove the same or any part thereof as they the said trustees or the Survivor of them his or her Executors and Administrators shall see Occasion and shall and will Pay and Apply the Interest and Proceed thereof unto and for the Use of my said Mother Sarah PILKINTON for her life And from and after her decease Then I do hereby give the sum of One hunded Pounds part of the said Sum of One hundred and twenty pounds now in the hands of the said Mary PILKINGTON unto her the said Mary PILKINTON her Excecutors and Administrators And I do hereby direct the said George PILKINTON and Mary PILKINTON and the Survivor of them his or her Executors and Administrators to pay Apply and dispose of the residue of the said Two hundred and ten Pounds as follows - to wit - The sum of Twenty pounds to Each of my Four Brothers, Robert, Thomas John and William PILKINTONS [sic], The sum of Five pounds to Each of my Nephews and Neices [sic] William PILKINTON of Sleaford, Nicholas PILKINTON, William EDGOS and Mary EDGOS Which LeLegacies so given to my said Nephews and Neices shall or may be Applied by the said Trustees or the Survivor of them in any manner they think proper for the Benefit of my said Nephews and Neices during their Minority's [sic] without being Obliged to take any Releases or Discharges for the same And I Give the remaining Ten Pounds to the Executors and Administrators of my said Mother Also I give to my said Sister Mary PILKINTON all my Household Furniture and Wearing Apparel [sic] Also I Give to Mr. and Mrs. HENSON my Master and Mistress and their son Each a Mourning Ring in Remembrance of me And Lastly all the rest residue and remainder of My Money and Securities for Money Good [sic] Chattels Effects and Personal Estate after Payment of my Debts Legacies and Funeral Expenses I Give and bequeath the same unto my said Mother Sarah PILKINTON whom I do hereby Appoint Sole Executrix of this my said Will Revoking all former Wills by me made In Witness whereof I the said Sarah PILKINTON the Younger the Testatrix have to this my last Will and Testament set my hand and Seal the twenty second day of November in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty [signed] Sarah PILKINTON sealed Published and declared by the said Sarah PILKINTON (the young)er the Testatrix as and for her last Will and Testament in the (presence o)f us the Witnesses under Written who have at her request (in her) presence and in the presence of each other set our Names (as Witness)es to the Execution of her said Will W TORKINGTON W BROUGHTON Wm MEADOWS" 2 Dec: 1780. Then was Sarah PILKINTON, Widow, sole Executrix named in the within written will of Sarah PILKINTON Spinster decd (the Effects being under 300£) sworn truly and faithfully to execute the same before me [signed] Rd: A KNOWLES Surrogte. | PILKIN(G)TON, Sarah (I8367)
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| 5811 | THEODIA or THEODORE PLOWRIGHT 1744-1819 Theodia, son of Thomas and Elizabeth PLURRIT, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 19 September 1744. (PR) Theodore PLOWRIGHT of Pinchbeck, bachelor aged 25, and Alice PEARSON of Hatton, widow, married at Hatton, Lincolnshire, on 23 September 1766 by licence. Witneses were Samuel THOMPSON and Robert RICHARDSON. (FreeReg) (MB 1766/262 & 263) Note the discrepancy between the date of baptism in 1744 and his age at marriage and possibly burial if Theodore and Theophilus are in this case synonymous. In 1783 Theodore forfeited the lease of his land to Thomas Measure. (E-mail from David Plowright 21.05.2013) Lincolnshire Archives Measure 1/13/9) An Alice PLURRITT aged 55 was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 3 July 1785. The register does not record her marital status. (E-mail from David Plowright 21.05.2013) Theodore PLOWRIGHT of Ruskington, Lincolnshire, married Amey [sic] MOORE of Ruskington there on 17 March 1789. Witnesses were Joseph PRINCE and Thos. LAMB. (FreeReg) Susanna, daughter of Theodore and Amy PLOWRIGHT, was baptised at Ruskington, Lincolnshire, on 7 June 1789. (FreeReg) Theodore, son of Theodore PLOWRIGHT and Amy [sic] was baptised at Ruskington, Lincolnshire, on 24 July 1791. (FamilySearch) A Theophilus PLOWRIGHT of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, was buried at Pinchbeck on 24 October 1819 aged 75, i.e born in 1744. (LFHS Baptisms & Burials from 1813 Part 5) (revised 04.09.2016) | PLOWRIGHT, Theodia (Plurritt) (I7616)
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| 5812 | THEODORE PLOWRIGHT 1791-1830 Theodore, son of Theodore PLOWRIGHT and Amy [sic] was baptised at Ruskington, Lincolnshire, on 24 July 1791. (PR) Theodore PLOWRIGHT of Pinchbeck, bachelor, and Elizabeth CHANTRY of Pinchbeck, spinster, married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 May 1822. Witnesses were Joseph ALLEN and Susanna PLOWRIGHT. (FreeReg) Theodore PLOWRIGHT was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 24 December 1830 aged 39, i.e. born in 1790 or 1791. (FreeReg) (revised 26.08.2013) | PLOWRIGHT, Theodore (I7356)
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| 5813 | THEODORE PLOWRIGHT 1828-1835 Theodore, son of Theodore and Elizabeth PLOWRIGHT, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 August 1828. His father was a farmer. (FamilySearch) Theodore PLOWRIGHT of Holbeach, Lincolnshire, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire on 22 July 1835 aged 6. (FreeReg) (revised 07.05.2013) | PLOWRIGHT, Theodore (I7363)
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| 5814 | THEODOSIA MAY 1675- William SOUBEY married a Theodosia HODGE at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 18 January 1709/10. (PR) (remarried to William Soubey?) | MAY, Theodosia (I2349)
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| 5815 | THEOPHILUS EDGOOSE 1842-1843 Theophilus EDGOOSE was born at Old Stratford on 27 June 1842, son of Jesse and Eliza EDGOOSE. (GRO September Q 1842 [ROWLEY] Stratford 16 441) Jesse EDGOOSE had married Eliza ROWLEY on 11 August 1841. He died at Lane End, Stoke-on-Trent, on 9 February 1843 aged 7 months. Julia LEECH of Market Street, Lane End, was present. (GRO March 1843 Q Stoke upon Trent 17 137) He was buried at Longton, Staffordshire, on 15 February 1843. (Familysearch Beta) (revised 20.11.2016) | EDGOOSE, Theophilus (I374)
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| 5816 | THEOPHILUS PLOWRIGHT 1743 or 1744-1819 [UNCONNECTED?] Theophilus PLOWRIGHT of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, was buried at Pinchbeck on 24 October 1819 aged 75. (FreeReg) (revised 25.11.2015) | PLOWRIGHT, Theophilus (I7937)
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| 5817 | THEOPHILUS PLOWRIGHT 1772-1772 Theophilus, son of Charles and Ann PLOWRIGHT, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 9 April 1772. (FreeReg) Theophilus, son of Charles PLOWRIGHT, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 6 July 1772. (FreeReg) (revised 28.04.2013) | PLOWRIGHT, Theophilus (I2166)
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| 5818 | THEOPHILUS PLOWRIGHT 1777- Theophilus, son of William and Ann PLOWRIGHT, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 21 August 1777. (PR) | PLOWRIGHT, Theophilus (I2188)
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| 5819 | THEOPHILUS ROWLEY DUNNING 1826- Theophilus Rowley, son of Joseph DUNNING and Patience Sarah DUNNING, was born on 11 January 1826 at Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland, and baptised on 15 June 1826 at the Wesleyan Methodist Registry, Paternoster Row, London. (FreeReg) (revised 01.09.2015) | DUNNING, Theophilus Rowley (I7787)
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| 5820 | THERESA JOSEPHINE MURPHY The birth of a Theresa Josephine MURPHY was registered in 1888. (GRO December Q 1888 Swansea 11a 762) The marriage between an Ernest W. EDWARDS and a Theresa J. MURPHY was registered in 1910. (GRO September Q 1910 Swansea 11a 1857) | MURPHY, Theresa Josephine (I9223)
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| 5821 | THIRZA HARWIN née BRADBURY 1854-1919 THURZEA, daughter of John and Susanna BRADBERRY [sic], father a labourer, was baptised at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 14 May 1854. (PR) John BRADBERRY was buried at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 22 October 1854 at the age of 38. (PR) From the 1861 census of Green Lane, Moulton, Spalding, Lincolnshire: Susannah BRADBURY, head, widow, aged 43, dressmaker, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Susan BRADBURY, daughter, unmarried, aged 19, dressmaker, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Samuel BRADBURY, son, aged 16, agricultural labourer, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; John BRADBURY, son, aged 11, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; *Thereza BRADBURY, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2325/28/4) Charles HARWIN married Thirza BRADBURY at Whaplode, Lincolnshire, on 15 May 1873. (GRO June Q 1873 Holbeach 7a 774) (source: rhys@dwhatmore.freeserve.co.uk) From the 1881 census of Railway Cottages, Long Marton, East Ward, Westmorland: Charles HARWAIN [sic], head, married, aged 39, foreman platelayer, born at Watlington, Norfolk; *Thirza HARWIN [sic], wife, married, aged 27, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Samuel John HARWIN, son, single, aged 6, born at Tydd St. Mary, Cambridgeshire; Cate [sic] HARWIN, daughter, aged 4, born at West Long Marton, Westmorland; Ada HARWIN, daughter, aged 2, born at West Long Marton, Westmorland. (RG11/5199/42/12) From the 1911 census of 73 Wilford Crescent East, Nottinhgham, Nottinghamshire: Charles HARWIN, head, aged 57, married, permanent way inspector Mid Railway, born at Watlington, Norfolk; *Thirza HARWIN, wife, aged 56, married 37 years, 3 children all living, born at Moulton Seasend, Lincolnshire; Annie BEESON, adopted, aged 14, single, school part time, born at Radcliff, Nottingham. (RG14PN20536 RG78PN1229 RD430 SD2 ED23 SN306) The death of Thirza HARWIN was registered in 1919. (GRO March Q 1919 Nottingham 7b 444) (revised 19.02.2017) | BRADBURY, Thirza (I4707)
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| 5822 | THIRZA HINES 1854-1931 Thirza HINES was born at Rotherhithe in October 1854, ten months after the death of Henry HINES (GRO December Q. 1854 Rotherhithe 1d 442) (source: Bob Burstow) The 1861 census of 6 William Terrace, Rotherhithe, Surrey: King C. HINES, head, aged 48, widow, laundress, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Frances A HUDSON, daughter, aged 23, needlewoman, born at West Walton; Anne HUDSON, grandddaughter, aged 2, born at Rotherhithe; Alfred HINES, son, aged 17, labourer in charcoal works, born at Northdelph, Norfolk; *Thirza HINES, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey. Samuel BREWSTER, boarder, aged 32, bricklayer, born at Calius (?), Suffolk; Herbert James BREWSTER, boarder, aged 7, scholar, born at Rotherhithe. (RG9/390/179/22) At the time of the 1871 census she was working as a domestic servant for George SULLIVAN, jeweller, and his wife Susannah at 6 Greenwich Road, Greenwich: *Thirza HINES, servt, aged 16, domestic, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey. (RG10/753/50/34) The marriage of Thirza HINES to James WEAVERS was registered in 1876. (GRO December Q 1876 Greenwich 1d 1303) The 1881 census of 17 Sayes Street to Windmill Lane, Deptford St. Paul, Kent: Jas. WEAVERS, head, aged 37, dock labourer, born at Storpham (sic), Sussex; *Eliza (sic) WEAVERS, wife, aged 26, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; Anne Margaret WEAVERS, daughter, aged 3, scholar, born at Deptford, Kent; Chas. Robt. WEAVERS, son, aged 1, born at Deptford, Kent. (RG11/707/30/17) The 1891 census of 5 Sayes Street, Deptford St. Paul, Kent: James WEAVERS, head, aged 46, deal porter, born at Wilby, Suffolk (sic); *Thirza WEAVERS, wife, aged 36, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; Charles R. WEAVERS, son, aged 11, born at Deptford, Kent; Elizabeth T. WEAVERS, daughter, aged 9, born at Deptford, Kent; Emma M. WEAVERS, daughter, aged 4, born at Deptford, Kent. (RG12/497/135/48) The 1901 census of 29 Hanlon Street, Deptford St. Paul, Kent: James WEAVERS, head, aged 55, general labourer, born at Wilby, Suffolk; *Thirza WEAVERS, wife, aged 46, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; Charles WEAVERS, son, aged 21, stage(?) driver, born at Deptford, Kent; Lizzie WEAVERS, daughter, aged 19, coffee tavern waitress, born at Deptford; Emma WEAVERS, daughter, aged 14, tinworker at Scotts, born at Deptford; Edith WEAVERS, daughter, aged 9, born at Deptford, Kent; Louis LAMOON, boarder, aged 19, single, general labourer, born at Stratford, Essex. (RG13/525/28/48) Her death at the age of 76 was registered in 1931. (GRO September Q 1931 Deptford 1d 678) (revised 28.07.2006) | HINES, Thirza (I2841)
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| 5823 | THIRZA MARIA BURSTOW formerly BROOKS 1871-1948 Thirza Maria BROOKS was born at 2 Maynard Road, Rotherhithe, London, on 12 March 1871. (GRO June Q 1871 St. Olave 1d 270) (source: Bob Burstow) The 1871 census of 2 Maynard Road, Rotherhithe, Surrey: Frances A. BROOK (sic), head, aged 33, manger (?), born at West Walton, Norfolk; Ann HUDSON, daughter, aged 12, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; Ed(ith) BROOK, daughter, aged 4, born at Rotherhithe; Emma S. BROOK, daughter, aged 2, born at Rotherhithe; *T. Maria BROOK, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Rotherhithe; E(dith) HINES, sister, aged 22, unmarried, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; Saml FRANCIS, boarder, aged 32, unmarried, labourer, born at Rotherhithe. Also at the same address: Ann BROWN, head, aged 44, widow, charwoman, born at Stonehouse, Devonport; Marie BROWN, daughter, aged 18, gold thread spinner, born at Bradford, Yorkshire. (RG10/643/46/30) The 1881 census of 23 Sayes Street, Windmill Lane, Deptford St. Paul, London: GEORGE WM JENNINGS, head, aged 39, general labourer, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; EDITH JENNINGS, wife, aged 32, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; ALICE MARY JENNINGS, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; HY. JAS. JENNINGS, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Deptford, Kent; ALFRED WM JENNINGS, son, aged 2, scholar, born at Deptford, Kent; EDITH ELIZABETH JENNINGS, daughter, aged 6 months, born at Deptford, Kent; *ELIZA (sic, but = THIRZA) MARIA BROOKS, niece, aged 10, scholar, born at Rotherhithe; ALBERT DURRANT, boarder, aged 38, unmarried, labourer at ironworks, born at Braintree, Essex; ERNEST ROBERT BURSTOW, visitor, aged 16, clay pipe maker, born at St. Pancras,Middlesex; HORACE BURSTOW, head, 21, clay pipe maker, born at Lewisham, Kent; AGNES BURSTOW, wife, aged 19, born at Greenwich, Kent; HORACE BURSTOW, son, aged 2 months, born at Deptford, Kent. (RG11/707/31/19) She married ERNEST ROBERT BURSTOW at All Saints, Newington, on 7 October 1890. (GRO December Q 1890 St. Saviour 1d 12) (source: Bob Burstow) The 1891 census of 4 Sayes Street, Deptford St. Paul, Kent, occupying 2 rooms: ERNEST R. BURSTOW, head, aged 26, clay tobacco pipe maker, born at St. Pancras, Middlesex; *THIRZA BURSTOW, wife, aged 20, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey. (RG12/497/135/48) NB GEORGE W. JENNINGS and his wife THIRZA née HINES were occupying 4 rooms in the same house. The 1901 census of 21 Sayes Street, Deptford St. Paul, London: ERNEST BURSTOW, head, aged 36, victualising yard labourer, born at Kings, Middlesex; *THIRZA BURSTOW, wife, aged 30, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; WILLIAM BURSTOW, son, aged 9, born at Deptford, Surrey; ALBERT BURSTOW, son, aged 7, born at Deptford, Surrey; ARTHUR BURSTOW, son, aged 5, born at Deptford, Surrey; IVY BURSTOW, daughter, aged 7 months, born at Deptford, Surrey. (RG13/525/34/59) She died at 72 Sangley Road, Lewisham, London, on 30 October 1948 aged 77. (GRO December Q 1848 Lewisham 5d 12) (source: Bob Burstow) (revised 09.07.2006) | BROOKS, Thirza Maria (I4905)
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| 5824 | THIRZA RACHEL CAPPER nee TAYLOR 1873-1953 The birth of Thirza Rachel TAYLOR was registered in 1873. (GRO June Q 1873 Hoxne 4a 590) Edwin James CAPPER married Thirza Rachel TAYLOR in 1897. (GRO June Q 1897 Hoxne 4a 1407) The 1901 census of 5 Cedars Mews, Clapham, Surrey: Edwin James CAPPER, head, aged 29, non-domestic coachman, born at Greenwich, Kent; *Thirza Rachel CAPPER, wife, aged 28, born at Dennington, Suffolk; Ralph CAPPER, son, aged 2, born at Clapham; Florence Daisy CAPPER, aged 1, born at Clapham; Thomas James ROBINSON, boarder, aged 20, non-domestic groom, born in Kent. (RG13/461/13/8) The 1911 census of 4 Wix's Lane, Clapham SW, London: Edwin James CAPPER, head, aged 39, domestic chauffeur, born at Poplar, Middlesex; *Theriza Rachel CAPPER, wife, married 13 years, aged 37, born at Dennington, Suffolk; Ralph CAPPER, son, aged 12, at school, born at Clapham, Surrey; Florence Daisy CAPPER, aged 11, at school, born at Clapham, Surrey; Lilian Eda CAPPER, aged 9, born at Clapham, Surrey. (RG14PN2252/RG78PN77/RD26/SD4/ED2/SN294) The death of Thirza R. CAPPER aged 79 was registered in 1953. (GRO March Q 1953 Wandsworth 5d 989) (revised 06.12.2009) | TAYLOR, Thirza Rachel (I4330)
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| 5825 | THOMA EDECUS Before 1381 Thoma EDECUS is listed in the 1381 Poll Tax of Appleford, Berkshire (revised 17.11.2016) | EDECUS, Thoma (I7639)
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| 5826 | THOMAS A. BRADFIELD 1870- The birth of a Thomas BRADFIELD was registered in 1870. According to the 1901 Canadian census, he was born in England on 14 April 1870. (GRO June 1870 Wisbech 3b 642) (1901 census of Ontario, Canada) From the 1871 census of Church End Road, Terrington St. John, Norfolk: Charles BRADFIELD, head, aged 28, agricultural labourer, born at Terrington St. John; Mary BRADFIELD, wife, aged 26, born at Terrington St. John; Charles W. BRADFIELD, son, aged 9 (sic), born at Terrington St. John; Mary Ann BRADFIELD, daughter, aged 4, born at Poplar, London; Sarah Jane BRADFIELD, daughter, aged 3, born at Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk; *Thomas A. BRADFIELD, son, aged 11 months, born at Terrington St. John; Ann CULLUM, mother(-in-law), aged 68, widow, born at Tottenhill, Norfolk. (RG10/1618/148/15) From the 1881 Canada census of Ward No.5, Sub-Duistrict E, Hamilton (City), Ontario: Charles BRADFORD [sic], head, aged 36, married, laborer, born in England; Mary BRADFORD [sic], aged 37, born in England; Charles BRADFORD [sic], aged 19,born in England; Mary BRADFORD [sic], aged 14, born in England; Sarah BRADFORD [sic], aged 13, born in England; *Thomas BRADFORD [sic], aged 11, born in England; Benjamin BRADFORD [sic], aged 10, born in England; William BRADFORD [sic], aged 5, born in England; John BRADFORD [sic], aged 3, born in England. (Canada Census 1881, FamilySearch database) Thomas BRADFIELD, a 26 year old bachelor working as a teamster, married 24 year old spinster Susan Priscilla CARTER at Hamilton on 14 May 1896. She was born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, the daughter of William and Elizabeth CARTER. Her husband Thomas BRADFIELD was the son of Charles W. and Mary BRADFIELD. From the 1901 census of Ward 5, E, Hamilton City, Ontario, Canada, taken on 31 March 1901: *Thos BRADFIELD, head, aged 31, married, immigrated 1877, nationality Canadian, religion C of E, born in England on 14 April 1870, teamster earning $400; Susie P. BRADFIELD, wife, aged 29, married, born in Ontario on 12 March 1872, religion C of E; Agnes J. CARTER, sister, aged 18, single, born in Ontario on 4 April 1883, tailoress From the 1911 census of Hamilton West Sub-Districts 1-22, Ontario, Canada: *Thomas BRADFIELD, aged 41, born in England in April 1870; Susie BRADFIELD, wife, aged 39, born in Ontario, Canada; Earl Thomas BRADFIELD, aged 5, born in Ontario, Canada. (revised 23.10.2016) | BRADFIELD, Thomas A. (I4901)
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| 5827 | THOMAS ABBOTT TIBBITTS Circa 1823-1895 Jane Rainford ENSOR married Thomas Abbott TIBBITTS at the Old Church, St. Pancras, Middlesex, on 15 August 1854. (FamilySearch) (GRO September Q 1854 Pancras 1b 104) The 1851 census of 8 Adelaide Road, St. John, Hampstead, Middlesex: Sarah SHEPPARD, head, widow, aged 60, house owner, born in Birmingham, Warwickshire; Ann M. FERRENCE, companion, aged 42, companion, born at Highgate, Middlesex; Henry ELLWOOD, lodger, widower, aged 39, general clerk to a solicitor, born at Stoke Newington, Middlesex; *Thomas A. TIBBITS (sic), lodger, aged 28, articled clerk to a solicitor, born at St. Mary, Warwickshire. (HO107/1492/21/34) "PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- cery, made in a cause John Charles Mason, plaintiff, against Thomas Abbott Tibbitts and others, defendants, the creditors and incumbrancers on the real estate of Emma Ensor, formerly of Fortess-terrace, Kentish Town, in the county of Middlesex, and late of Leamington Priors, in the county of Warwick, Widow, who died in or about the month of March, 1855, are, by their Solicitors, on or before: the 7th day of November next, to come in and prove their debts or claims, at the chambers of the Master of the Rolls, in the Rolls-yard, Chancery-lane, Middlesex, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Decree. Saturdaj, the 15th day of November, 1856, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the said chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims.— Dated this 7th day of August, 1856. (London Gazette Issue 21912 page 2795) The 1861 census of 19 Lansdowne Crecent, Kensington, Middlesex: *Thomas A. TIBBITTS, head, aged 37, solicitor, born at Warwick; Jane R. TIBBITTS, wife, aged 25, born at St. Pancras, Middlesex; Thomas R. E. TIBBITTS, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Leamington, Warwickshire; Frank A. TIBBITTS, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Kensington, Middlesex; Harriet F. JANES (JONES?), aged 28, governess, born at Holborn, Middlesex; Anna LODGE, servant, aged 34, unmarried, housemaid, born at Brighton, Sussex; Margaret BRYANT, servant, aged 32, married, cook, born at Swansea, Wales. (RG9/19/44/41) From the 1871 census of Lansdowne Crescent, Kensington, Middlesex: *Thos. A. TIBBITTS, head, aged 47, solicitor, born at Warwick; Jane R. TIBBITTS, wife, aged 34, born in London; Thomas R. E. TIBBITTS, son, aged 15, born at Leamington; Frank A. TIBBITTS, son, aged 14, born at Kensington, Middlesex; Albert TIBBITTS, brother, aged 25, solicitor, born at Warwick; Harriet F. JONES, companion, aged 39, companion, born at St. Andrews, Holborn; Elizth. TIBBY, servant, aged 29, cook, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Mary ROGERS, servant, aged 25, housemaid, born at Banbury, Oxfordshire. (RG10/38/60/33) The 1881 census of 41 Lansdowne Crescent, Kensington, Middlesex: *Thomas A. TIBBITTS, head, aged 57, solicitor, born Warwick, Warwickshire; Jane R. TIBBITTS, wife, aged 44, born at St. Pancras, Middlesex; Thomas R. TIBBITTS, son, aged 25, single, solicitor, born at Leamington, Warwickshire; Frank A. TIBBITTS, son, aged 24, single, stockbroker, born at Kensington, Middlesex. (RG11/30/70/25) The 1891 census of 41 Lansdowne Crescent, Kensington, Middlesex: *THOMAS TIBBITTS, head, aged 67, solicitor, born at Warwick; Jane TIBBITTS, wife, aged 55, born at Highgate, Middlesex; Frank A. TIBBITTS, son, aged 34, stockbroker, born at Kensington, London; Matilda PRISE, servant, aged 49, born at Esselton, Herefordshire; Mary A. LIME, servant, aged 22, housemaid, born at Marylebone, London. (RG12/22/48/27) The death of Thomas Abbott TIBBITTS aged 71 was registered in 1895. (GRO March Q 1895 Windsor 2c 369) "Thomas Abbott TIBBITTS of Shelburne lodge 41 Lansdowne-crescent Notting hill Middlesex gentleman died 13 January 1895 at 40 Peascod-street Windsor Probate London 8 July to Frank Abbott RAINFORD esquire. Effects £3055 1s." (National Probate Calendar 1895) NOTES & QUERIES: 1) 1841 Census: Untraced 2) Did Frank Abbott TIBBITTS change his name to Frank Abbott RAINFORD in 1893 following the death of his mother? (revised 12.10.2011) | TIBBITTS, Thomas Abbott (I6397)
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| 5828 | THOMAS ABORN 1740-1796 John EDGOOSE and William WRIGHT witnessed the marriage at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 24 May 1764 between Thomas ABORN of Pinchbeck and Elizabeth HOLMES of Moulton, Lincolnshire, daughter of Reuben HOLMES. (Thomas ABORN was the brother of John EDGOOSE's late wife Mary who died in 1763) (FreeReg) An Index of the Will of John ABORN (1695-1763), farmer, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The will was made on 23 April 1763. Probate was granted in 1764. 01*John ABORN, the Testator. 02 William ABORN, son of the Testator. 03*Thomas ABORN, son of the Testator. 04 Mary, wife of John EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator. 05 John EDGOOSE, who married Mary ABORN. 06 Elizabeth ABORN, daughter of the Testator. 07 Anna ABORN, daughter of the Testator. 08 Mr. ROBART [sic] TUNNARD, guardian of Elizabeth and Anna ABORN. 09 John ABORN, son of the Testator, executor. 10 Robt. TUNNARD, witness. 11 Henry ALLAT, witness. 12 Samll WILKINSON, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1764/1) (revised 30.12.2019) Mr. Thomas ABORN, farmer, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 13 February 1796 aged 56. | ABORN, Thomas (I1042)
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| 5829 | THOMAS ADDY 1712-1777 Thomas Addy was baptised at Uffington, Lincolnshire, on 14 Sep 1712. (Source: Linda S., Canada) A Thomas ADDY of Deeping Fen, Lincolnshire, bachelor, married Ann MASON of the same place, widow, at Gedney Hill, Lincolnshire, on 10 May 1749 by licence. (LFHS Marriage Index 1700-1837) Note: No MB or Allegation has been found. An Ann, daughter of Thomas and Ann ADDY of Deeping Fen, Lincolnshire, was baptised at Langtoft, Lincolnshire, on 23 March 1749/50. William PLOWRIGHT, a 21 year bachelor from Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, married 19 year old Ann ADDY from Pinchbeck at Pinchbeck on 15 November 1768 by licence. Witnesses were Thomas ADDY and Thomas MASON. (LFHS Marriage Index 1700-1837 Volume 1) (MB 1769/380 & 381) Thos. ADDY, farmer, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 17 March 1777 aged 67 [i.e. born circa 1710]. (revised 18.06.2013) | ADDY, Thomas (I7532)
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| 5830 | THOMAS ANDREWE An Index to Page 3 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folio 6. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: 30 Richard DALE 31 Margaret SISON, the Testator's servant 32*Thomas ANDREWE, the Testator's servant 33 Dorothye, the Testator's servant 34 Izaak INMAN 35 Thomas CARRE 36 Elizabeth DAWSON, wife of the Testator, executrix 37 William POWLES 38 Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator 39 Arthur BIRDE, customary tenant of several manors 40 John JOSEPHE, witness 41 Arthur BIRD, witness 42 Richard DALE, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1618/ii/196) (revised 20.02.2020) | ANDREWE, Thomas (I8821)
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| 5831 | THOMAS ANSELL An Index to the Will of John TEBB (16??-1690) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, husbandman, made on 29 November 1686: 01*John TEB, the Testator 02 Willm YONG, son of the Testator 03 Robert TEB, son of the Testator, executor 04 Dannell TEB, son of the Testator 05 Jone JACKSON formerly TEBB, daughter of the Testator 06 Tho. MARRATT, debtor, bond held by the Testator 07 Joseph EDGOOSE, debtor, bond held by the Testator 08 Willm BROWNE, debtor, bond held by the Testator 09 John ROBINSON of the Manor House, debtor, bond held by the Testator 10 Jane [DAUDE], widow, debtor, bond held by the Testator 11 Richard ANSELL, debtor, bond held by the Testator 12 Anthohoney [sic] WILSON, debtor, bond held by the Testator 13 Samuel JACKSON of Donington, debtor, bond held by the Testator 14 John W[illegible], witness. 15*Thomas ANSELL, witness. (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1688/ii/53) (revised 24.03.2020) | ANSELL, Thomas (I8877)
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| 5832 | THOMAS ASKEW An Index of the Will of James MULLINDER (16??-1681) of Pinchbeck, husbandman, made on 3 April 1681. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 20 April 1681. 01*James MULLINDER, the Testator 02 Alice [MULLINDER], the Testator's wife 03 Frances HODGKIN, the Testator's kinswoman 04 Thomas MULLINDER, the Testator's infant son 05 John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), loving friend, executor, guardian. 06*Thomas ASKEW, witness. 07 James HAMMERS, witness. 08 Dan: CRAGG, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1681/i/304) (revised 21.03.2020) | ASKEW, Thomas (I8857)
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| 5833 | THOMAS AWERTON Thomas AWERTON of Moulton, Lincolnshire, Hugh VESSE of Pinchbeck, and Raphe PARKER and William SCHEYLL (both priests of the town of Pinchbeck) witnessed the Will of William ETGOOSE (????-1541), husbandman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. An Index of the Will of William ETGOOSE (????-1541) of Pinchbeck, husbandman. The Will was made on 24 February 1540/41 and Probate was granted on 27 March 1541: 01*William ETGOOSE, the Testator. 02 Beatrix ETGOOSE, daughter of the Testator. 03 Thomas REDE 04 Robert REDDE 05 Anne ETGOOSE who married Robert REDDE 06 Helen CARTER 07 Margaret EDGOOSE, executrix 08 Adlard EDGOSSE or ETGOSE 09 Henry CUSTE 10*Thomas AWERTON, witness 11 Hugh VESSE, witness 12 Raphe PARKER, witness, parish priest of Pinchbeck 13 William SCHEYLL, witness, parish priest of Pinchbeck (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1541/107) (revised 01.02.2020) | AWERTON, Thomas (I8541)
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| 5834 | THOMAS BAKER An Index of the Will of John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), yeoman of Pinchbeck. The Will was made on 30 March 1715. 01*John EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John EDGOOSE, grandson of the Testator. 03 William WILKINSON, tenant. 04 MARROT, tenant. 05 John GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 06 James GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 07 Elizabeth GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 08 Anne GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 09 William LEWIN, tenant. 10 William WIMBER, tenant. 11 Joseph MASON, tenant. 12 John BRICKLES, tenant. 13 Henry ELLWOOD, tenant. 14*Thomas BAKER, tenant. 15 Judith HAMERS, reversion following her death. 16 Jane CHAMBERLAIN, wife of John CHAMBERLAIN. 17 John CHAMBERLAIN. 18 COLE 19 James EASDALE, tenant. 20 Elizabeth, wife of James GRIME, daughter of the Testator. 21 Mary, wife of John WILKINSON, grandaughter of the Testator. 22 Elizabeth LAWSON of Gosberton, widow. 23 Mary, the wife of Joseph MASON, kinswoman of the Testator. 24 Mary HOULDEN, the Testator's maid servant. 25 Robt. NEWTON, the Testator's manservant. 26 John PAGE, the Testator's manservant. 27 John CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 28 Luke CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 29 Mr. Edward DALE, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 30 Mr. Squire HUDSON, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 31 James GRIMES, son-in-law of the Testator. 32 Martha CRUNKHORN, witness. 33 John HUCKBODY, witness. 34 John WEYMAN jun., witness. 35 (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1715/i/51) (revised 06.11.2019) | BAKER, Thomas (I9050)
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| 5835 | THOMAS BALAM 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) | BALAM, Thomas (I8843)
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| 5836 | THOMAS BANKS 1771-1844 Thomas BANKS was baptised at Barhol, Lincolnshre, on 17 March 1771. (NVRI2) "And as to all the rest residue and remainder of my money and Securities for Money Goods Chattels Cattle Farming Utensils Effects and Personal Estate whatsoever and wheresoever I Give and bequeath the same unto my Youngest Son Thomas BANKS to and for his Absolute use and Disposal (subject nevertheless to the Payment of my just Debts Legacies Funeral and Testamentary Expences. And I do nominate and Appoint my said Son Thomas BANKS sole Executor of this my said Will hereby revoking all former and other Wills by me made" (Will of George BANKS of Barholm LCC Will 1809/12) From the 1841 census of Barholm, Lincolnshire: *Thomas BANKS, aged 70, farmer, born in Lincolnshire; Elizabeth BANKS, aged 74, born in Lincolnshire. (HO107/0615/3/13) Thomas BANKS of Barholme (sic) was buried at Barholm with Stow on 22 August 1844 aged 74. (LFHS Burial Index) (revised 24.01.2017) | BANKS, Thomas (I3169)
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| 5837 | THOMAS BARBER 1661- Thomas, son of Thomas BARBER and Ellinor his wife, was baptised at Gedney on 12 October 1661. (PR) | BARBER, Thomas (I3439)
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| 5838 | THOMAS BARBER 16??-1662 A Thomas, son of Thomas BARBER of Tydd, Lincolnshire, was baptisd at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 1 March 1614/15. (FamilySearch) A Thomas, son of Thomas BARBER, was baptised at Gedney Hill, Lincolnshire, on 16 September 1625. He is perhaps too young to be the Thomas BARBER who married Jane, widow of Robert MADDISON, at Gedney on 17 June 1640. (FamilySearch) Thomas BARBER married Jane MADDISON at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 17 June 1640. Robert MADDISON, husband of Jane, had been buried at Gedney on 16 June 1639. The 1641 Protestation Returns for Gedney list a Thomas BARBER. Philip, son of Thomas and Jane BARBER, was baptised at Gedney on 1 January 1641/42. He is not mentioned in his father's will. Jane BARBER was buried at Gedney on 17 May 1646. It is not known when or where Thomas re-married but a Mary, wife of Thomas BARBER, was buried at Gedney on 13 April 1650. Rebeica (sic), the daughter of Thomas BARBER, was buried at Gedney on 4 September 1656. Jane, daughter of Thomas BARBER and Ellinge his wife, was baptised at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 21 March 1657/58 and buried there on 21 September 1658. (PR) Thomas, son of Thomas BARBER and Ellinor his wife, was baptised at Gedney on 12 October 1661. (PR) Thomas BARBER was buried at Gedney on 14 April 1662 and his will was proved at Lincoln on 22 July. The Will of Thomas BARBER: "In dei nomine Amen The Twelfth day of aprill one Thousand five (sic?) hundred Sixtie and Two I Thomas BARBOUR of Gedney in the Countye of Lincolne husbandman being of p(er)fect memory (praised be God for it) doe make and ordaine this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following first I bequeath my soule into the hands of Almightye God my Creator Trusting assuredly through the merites & Passion of Jesus Christ my Saviour to have such pardon & forgivenesse of all my sines and my body I comitt to the earth decently to be buryed in the Parish Church yard of Gedney aforesaid: Ite(m) I give unto Thomas MADDISON the sonne of Robert MADDISON an ewe lambe to be deliv(e)red by my Executrix hereafter named at St. Michael next: Ite(m) I give unto Thomas MADDISON the sonne of Thomas MADDISON an ewe lambe to be deliv(e)red him at St. Michaell next: Ite(m) I give unto Thomas BARBOUR my sonne Ten pounds of lawfull money to be paid him by my Executrix here after named w(hi)ch he shall attaine to the age of one and twentie yeares: Ite(m) I give unto Sarah BARBOUR my daughter tenne pounds of lawfull money to be paid her by my Executrix when shee shall attaine to the age of Eighteene yeares. And it is my will That if the said Thomas my sonne or Sarah my daughter shall depart this life before they attaine to their sev(e)ral ages that then the survivour shall be he(ir) to the other: Ite(m) I give unto William CALDRON my sonne in lawe Fourtye shillings of lawful money to be paid him by my Executrix hereafter named when hee shall attaine the age of one & Twentye yeares: All the rest of my goods and Chattell unbequeathed I give them solely to Helen my wife whom I make my sole Executrix of this my last will and Testament shee paying all my debts and legacy w(hi)ch shall appeare to be iustly due: In witnesse whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale the day & yeare above written. In the Fourteene yeare of the raigne of our Sov(e)reigne Lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scotland France & Ireland Kinge defendour of the faith Ec Thomas X BARBOUR Signed sealed & deliv(e)red in the p(re)sence of Edw: TILSON Robert AUSTIN Henry J....(?) (LCC Wills 1662/i/277) NOTE & QUERIES: A Thomas BARBER married a Seisens BURDEN at Whaplode Drove, Lincolnshire, in May 1650. A Willm., son of Willm. CALDRON and Alis, was baptised at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 9 January 1613/14. (PR) A Willm CALDRON married Elizabeth BARKER widow at Lincoln on 15 January 1664/65. (FamilySearch) The identity of William CALDRON, son in law of Thomas BARBER, is unknown, but a William CAULDRON was buried at Gedney on 26 January 1666/67 (Guiliemus CAULDRON sepultus fuit Jan 26). (PR) (revised 13.08.2017) | BARBER, Thomas (I3438)
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| 5839 | THOMAS BARNABIE An Index of the Will of Johnne EDGOSE or EDGOOSE (bef. 1522-1567) of Kirton-in-Holland, Lincolnshire, made on 26 January 1566/67. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 8 April 1567. 01*Johnne EDGOOSE of Kirton, the Testator 02 Thomas EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator, and his unnamed children 03 Alice SCARTHE, wife of William SCARTHE 04 Will(ia)m SCARTHE, beneficiary and witness. 05 Symon SCARTHE 06 Edward CROSLEY 07 Robert EDGOOSE, "nevie" of the Testator 08 Johnne EDGOOSE, son of Robert EDGOOSE 09 Richard UNDERWATER and his unnamed children 10 Will(ia)m MELSEBIE 11 Robert MELSEBYE 12 Will(ia)m MASSONNE 13 Will(iam) MASSONNE's unnamed wife, sister-in-law of the Testator. 14*Thomas BARNABIE, beneficiary and witness. 00 Agnes, servant to the Testator. 00 Katherine, servant to the Testator. 15 Cristofer BEALE, servant to the Testator. 16 Isabell SCARTHE, daughter of Will(ia)m SCARTHE. 17 Franncis CROSLEY, daughter of Edwarde CROSLEY. 18 Joanne EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator, executrix. 19 Thomas BARNABIE (see above), witness. 20 Robert THORPE, witness. 21 Thomas THEWE, witness. 22 William SCARTHE (see above), witness. 23 Roberte HARRISON, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1567/241) (revised 17.2.2020) | BARNABIE, Thomas (I8903)
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| 5840 | THOMAS BARNARD WHARRAM 1873-1909 Thomas Barnard WHARRAM was born at Naburn, Yorkshire, in 1873. (GRO March Q 1873 York 9d 55) He was baptised at Naburn on 19 March 1873. (source: cr003c2378@blueyonder.co.uk) At the time of the 1891 census Maria WHARRAM was living a Providence House, Naburn. She was described as a 42 year old widow, 'living on own means', born Escrick. Also present were her son Matthias WHARRAM, a 22 year old farmer, born Naburn; heeer son Thomas B. WHARRAM, an 18 year old chemist's apprentice, born Naburn; Adelaide E. EDGOOSE, described as a cousin, apparently only 36 years old (although born in 1851!), 'living on own means', born Northallerton; and a cook, a housemaid, and four farm servants. (RG12/3896/8/9) According to the 1901 census index he was a 28 year old Naburn chemist. He died without marrying. (source: Chris.Richardson@cabinet-office.x.gsi.gov.uk). He died on 14 May 1909 in Leeds. (source: Christopher Richardson) | WHARRAM, Thomas Barnard (I3349)
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| 5841 | THOMAS BARNES 1822-1822 Thomas BARNES, an infant from Quadring Eaudike, was buried at Quadring, Lincolnshire, on 14 October 1822. (LFHS Parish Register Burial 1813-1900 Volume 5) (revised 26.06.2014) | BARNES, Thomas (I7675)
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| 5842 | THOMAS BARNES INKLEY 1847-1925 The birth of Thomas INKLEY was registered in 1847. (GRO June Q 1847 Boston 14 266) Thomas Barnes, son of William and Rebecca INKLEY was born on 8 June 1847 and baptised at Kirton-in-Holland, Lincolnshire, on 26 October the same year. (PR) From the 1851 census of Risegate Road, Gosberton, Lincolnshire: William INKLEY, head, married, aged 29, agricultural labourer, born at Surfleet, Lincolnshire; Rebecca INKLEY, wife, married, aged 29, born at Quadring, Lincolnshire; William B. INKLEY, son aged 6, scholar, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; *Thomas B. INKLEY, son, aged 3, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Edwin INKLEY, son aged 9 months, born at Surfleet, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2096/233/14) From the 1861 census of Clay Drove, Gosberton, Lincolnshire: William INKLEY, head, married, aged 38, farm bailiff to Mr. EVERARD, born at Surfleet, Lincolnshire; Rebecca INKLEY, wife, aged 39, born at Quadring, Lincolnshire; William B. INKLEY, son, unmarried, 16, carter, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; *Thomas INKLEY, son, aged 13, shoemaker's apprentice, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Edwin INKLEY, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; David INKLEY, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Joseph INKLEY, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Barnes INKLEY, son, aged 3, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Betsy INKLEY, daughter, aged 1, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; John HICKMAN, boarder, unmarried, aged 20, agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Joseph TAYLOR, boarder, unmarried, aged 27, horse keeper, born at Holbeach, Lincolnshire; Elijah CHAPMAN, boarder, unmarried, aged 24, horse keeper, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2322/13/3) The marriage between Thomas Barnes INKLEY and Catherine MURDEN was registered in 1869. (GRO June Q 1869 Spalding 7a 591) Note: Catherine MURDIN in the 1861 census of Birds Drove, Surfleet, Lincolnshire. According to the 1900 US Federal Census he and his wife Catherine immigrated to the US in 1869. From the 1870 US Federal Census of Pontiac Ward 2, Oaklands, Michigan: *Thomas INKLEY, aged 24, shoemaker, born in New York [sic]; Catharine [sic] INKLEY, aged 24, keeping house, born in New York [sic]; Willie INKLEY, aged 4 months, born in Michigan in April 1870. The 1880 US Federal Census of Greenville, Montcalm County, Michigan, USA: *Thomas INKLEY, head, aged 32, shoemaker & dealer, born in England; Catherine INKLEY, wife, aged 34, keeping house, born in England; Willie T. INKLEY, son, aged 10, at school, born in Michigan, USA; Oliver M. INKLEY, son, aged 3, at home, born in Michigan, USA. The 1900 US Federal Census of Grand Ledge Ward 1, Eaton, Michigan, USA: *Thomas INKLEY, head, aged 51, married 31 years, born June 1848 in England, immigrated 1869, naturalised, shoe store; Catherine INKLEY, wife, aged 53, married 31 years, 5 children 4 living, born February 1847 in England, immigrated 1869; Oliver M. INKLEY, son, aged 20, single, born in Michigan, USA, in April 1879, shoe store; Catherine INKLEY, daughter, aged 17, born in Michigan, USA, in August 1882; Panzey R. INKLEY, daughter, aged 11, born in Michigan, USA, in July 1888, at school. The 1910 US Federal Census of Greenville Ward 2, Montcalm County, Michigan: *Thomas Inkley, head, married, aged 62, married 40 years, naturalised, merchant shoes, house owned outright. Catherine Inkley, wife, married, aged 63, married 40 years, 5 children 3 living, Pansy R. Inkley, daughter, single, aged 21, book keeper in shoe store. The 1920 US Federal Census of Detroit Ward 8, Wayne, Michigan: Carl A. MASON, head, aged 47, married, freight agent for railroad company, born in Michigan, USA; Katherine MASON, wife, married, aged 47, born in Michigan, USA; Rollin MASON, son, aged 9, single, born in Michigan, USA; *Thomas INKLEY, father-in-law, aged 72, widowed, born in England. Thomas Barnes INKLEY died at Greenville, Montcalm County, Michigan, USA, on 9 April 1925 aged 77. He was a widower. His date of birth was given as 8 June 1847, son of Wm INKLEY. (FamilySearch: Michigan Deaths 1921-1952. Unverified, no image of death certificate unline) (revised 14.07.2014) | INKLEY, Thomas Barnes (I7681)
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| 5843 | THOMAS BATLEY 1834-1918 The 1901 census of 53 Westward Street, Middlesborough: Thomas BATLEY, head, aged 65, storekeeper at iron works, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; Eliza BATLEY, wife, aged 63, born at Wisbech. (RG13/4577/86/24). After the death of her husband Robert James in 1907 Eliza EDGOOSE married Thomas BATLEY at Wisbech St. Peter on 1 December 1908. He was 74 years old and a widower, a storekeeper of 31 Albert Street, Wisbech St. Peter, the son of Thomas BATLEY deceased, labourer. Harold James EDGOOSE and Elizabeth Duncan EDGOOSE were witnesses. (GRO December 1908 Wisbech 3b 1352) From the 1911 census of Church End, West Walton, Wisbech: *Thomas BATLEY, head, aged 75, married, retired carpenter, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; Eliza BATLEY, wife, aged 45, married 2 years, no children, born in Hampshire; Edith Maud EDGOOSE, daughter-in-law, aged 19, single, apprentice dressmaker, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Emily Rachel EDGOOSE, daughter-in-law, aged 13, school, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Robert James EDGOOSE, son-in-law, aged 10, school, born at West Walton, Norfolk. (RG14/9309) He died aged 84 in 1918 (GRO December 1918 Wisbech 3b 1148) (revised 17.09.2012) | BATLEY, Thomas (I1502)
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| 5844 | THOMAS BEALE (????-1639) UNRELATED INDIVIDUAL Thomas BEAL [sic] married Frances SLATER at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 13 June 1637. Thomas, son of Thomas BEALE and Frances, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 1 January 1639. = 1639/40? (FamilySearch.org) 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) The Will of Thomas BEALE (????-1639) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, carpenter: (surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded) "In the Name of god Amen : the twenty sixt day of Aprill 1639 : I Thomas BEALE of Pinchbeck in the County of Lincoln Carpenter being Sick in body but of p(er)fitt Remembranc [sic] & fearing to be taken unprovided do make and ordaine this to be my Last Will & teastament in man(n)er & forme Following: first I bequeath my soule into the hands of all mighty god my maker, trustinge to be saved by the death and Passion of Jesus Christe my redeemer, & my body to be buried in the Parrish Churchyard of Pinchbeck; Item I give to Frances my wife all my goods and Chattels w(hi)ch by the mercy of god I now holde and injoy : and I make her Executor of this my will she to take my debts & to pay my debts & to brynge my body in seemely man(n)or to the ground and I make Edward EARLE gen(tleman) Supravisor & I give him for his paines xij In wittness herof I have sett my hand the day and year above written in the presence of Wm SLATER Edward EARLE Thomas BEALE his m(a)rk debtes to be paid by the testator first to Wm SLATER at mayday next 4-10-0 to Sir John OGLE K forwood 2-10-8 to Tho SMYTH for wood 1-4-6 to Richard MASSER 1-5-0 to Elizabeth AUSTING 0-10-0 to Tho BALAM for furdales 0-5-6 [TOTAL 10-5-8] Thomas BEALE his mark debtes Owing to the testator Wm DALE dew at Candellmess Last 0-16-0 Nath JACKSON of Spalding 0-5-0 Wm MYLNES 0-3-4 John EDGOOSE 0-2-6 Edward FOSTER 0-4-0 Mr PEDDER 0-1-0 Tho DURBAGG 0-0-4 Edward QUICK 0-1-6 Roberte WATTSONE 0-3-0 Symon WINTER 0-1-0 M(is)tress DEATH 9d" [1-17-8 + 9d] Thomas BEALE his mark SOURCE: A Transcript of Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1639/663, uploaded with permission of Lincolnshire Archives. © Lincolnshire County Council 2019. (revised 22.02.2020) | BEALE, Thomas (I8413)
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| 5845 | THOMAS BETTS -1669 He was mentioned in the will of his grandfather JOHN HAMERS who died in 1666. (LCC Wills 1666 455 & 456) Thomas, son of Robert BETTS and Ann, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 17 January 1668/69. (PR) (revised 07.08.2016) | BETTS, Thomas (I4969)
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| 5846 | THOMAS BEVILL 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) | BEVILL, Thomas (I8766)
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| 5847 | THOMAS BIRD 1653-1653 Thomas, son of Richard BURD [sic], was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 18 February 1652/53 and buried there on 2 March 1652/53. (www.familysearch.org) (revised 04.08.2015) | BIRD, Thomas (I3667)
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| 5848 | THOMAS BLADESMITH A beneficiary in the Will 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 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 (1601-1668), 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) | BLADESMITH, Thomas (I8980)
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| 5849 | THOMAS BOTTOM -1610 Thoms BOTTOM and Katerine SAWLE were married at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 31 May 1602. (FamilySearch) He was buried at Pinchbeck on 25 October 1610. (PR) (revised 03.02.2013) | BOTTOM, Thomas (I7166)
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| 5850 | THOMAS BRADFIELD 1886- Thomas, son of Charles Wm BRADFIELD and Ida May née TRIPP, was born at Hamilton, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada, on 17 December 1886. Charles William BRADFIELD was a salesman. (OR via FindMyPast) | BRADFIELD, Thomas (I8087)
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