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5901	THOMAS ENSOR 1765- Thomas, son of Thomas and Mary ENSOR was baptised at St. Michael's, Highgate, Middlesex, on 24 March 1765. (LMA)	ENSOR, Thomas (I6353)
5902	THOMAS ENSOR Circa 1740-1820 Thomas ENSOR of the parish of "St. Ann Black Fryars", bachelor, and Mary GROVES, of this parish, spinster, were married at Finsbury St. Luke on 13 September 1762. (PR) "Middlesex to wit The Examination of Thomas ENSOR of Highgate in the parish of Hornsby (=Hornsey?) in the County of Middlesex Taylor taken on Oath before me David WILMOT Esqr. one of his Majestie's Justices of the peace for the said County this 20th. day of March 1773. This Examinant saith that on Thursday the first day of October last about Six oclock the same Evening he with his Child an Infant about two years of age was coming across Finchley Common in the County of Middlesex in a one horse Chaise when a man on Horseback Rode with him near two hundred yards and Observing the Course Clear Demanded this Examinants money, but this Examinant told him he had nothing to be Robbed off, upon which the man presented a Pistol to this Examinant and told him that was noplace of Delay therefore he Insisted upon his money in a moment, when this Examinant gave him Seven Shillings being all the money he had Excepting one shilling, The man asked him if that was all he had, and this Examinant told him it was, upon which the man not being satisfied told this Examinant he would search him and if he found him in a Lye he wod. Blow his Braines out Immediately, And thro. Fright this Examinant gave him the one shilling and his Silver watch when the Highway man made off with himself And this Examinant verily Believes Joseph SMITH now in Custody for the same to be the man that Robbed him Sworn this 20th March 1773 before me Thos ENSOR WILMOT" Thomas ENSOR and Elizabeth WARD, both of this parish, were married at St. Mary's, Hornsey Rise, Islington, Middlesex, by licence on 29 May 1776. Witnesses were Elen (?) WARD and Robert WARD. (PR) Englefield House. The "schoolmaster" mentioned as tenant in 1783 was John ROSIER, who was still the occupier in 1794 when Mrs. Anne PILTON succeeded on the death of her husband. In 1799 she sold the house to Thomas ENSOR and it continued in the ownership of his descendants until purchased in 1884 by the late Thomas HORSLEY of South Grove, baker. On the death of Thomas ENSOR in 1820 it came to his son, James ENSOR, who was of Brill Terrace, Somers Town, in 1808, of College Street, Camden Town, in 1813, of Totteridge in 1823 and of Hammersmith when he died on 18th January, 1868, in his 80th year. (ref. 25) Thomas ENSOR appears to have occupied the house from 1794 to 1819 and was followed successively by William ADDISON, schoolmaster (from 1821), Mrs. MILLINGTON and Miss MILLINGTON, the last mentioned being the occupier in 1884. (www.british-history.ac.uk) According to Nick GRIBBLE he was buried on 15 March 1820. The will of Thomas ENSOR, Gentleman, of Highgate, Middlesex, was proved at London on 23 March 1820 before the Worshipfull John Daberry Dr of Lawe & Surr'e by the oath of Elizabeth ENSOR wo. the Relict & one of the Ex'ors to whom adm'on was granted having been first sworn duly to admin'r. Power reserved to James ENSOR the son and Lewis McHENRY the other Executors: "This is the last Will and Testament of me Thomas Ensor of Highgate in the County of Middlesex Gentleman in which I make publish and declare this twenty second day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen in manner following that is to say in the first place I direct to be decently interred in the Vault of Highgate Chapel and I desire that Mr Chandler of Fleet Market in the City of London Undertaker be employed to bury me and in the next place I direct that all my just debts and funeral and testamentary expenses may be fully paid and satisfied with all convenient speed after my decease by my Executor and Executrix hereinafter named with and out of the residue of my personal Estate and Effects whereas I am possessed of or intitled to a certain annuity or yearly sum of one hundred and twenty pounds for and during the natural lives of myself and my dear wife Elizabeth Ensor and the life of the survivor of us payable to me by Michael Prendergast of Cloth Fair in the City of London Woolen Draper now do hereby give service and bequeath the said annuity or yearly sum of one hundred and twenty poundds unto my said dear wife Elizabeth Ensor and her assigns to and for her and their own use and benefit absolutely I also give and bequeath unto my said dear wife Elizabeth Ensor one room of furniture and I direct that she shall have the choice oof such room of furniture in my dwelling house at Highgate aforesaid in the state the same is now furnished as she shall think proper and I direct that my said dear wife Elizabeth Ensor shall be permitted to reside in my said messuage tenement or dwelling house at Highgate aforesaid and shall have the use an enjoyment of all the household goods and furniture therein for and during a twelve month and a day from the time of my decease without paying any rent whatsoever for the same respectively and subject to the residence of that my said dear wife Elizabeth Ensor aforesaid in my said copyhold messuage tenement or dwelling house situate standing living and being in the hamlet of Highgate in the Parish of Saint Pancras in the County of Middlesex aforesaid I give service and bequeath my said messuage tenement or dwelling house hereditaments and promises with the appurtenances unto and to the use of my eldest son James Ensor of Sidmouth Street in the Parish of Saint Pancras aforesaid Merchant his Heirs and assigns for ever and subject to the use and enjoyment of the household goods and furniture in my said dwelling house by my said dear wife during a twelve month and a day as aforesaid I give and bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of my household goods and furniture and all my plate linen and china books prints pictures and musical instruments (except my pianoforte) unto my said son James Ensor his executors administrators and assigns absolututely and I give and bequeath my said pianoforte unto my daughter Eliza Ensor to and for her own use and benefit absolutely I give and bequeath unto my grandson James Rainford Ensor my Coach I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth the wife of Lewis McHenry of Fish Street in the City of London Gentleman one thousand pound three pounds per cent reduced bank annuities I give and bequeath unto my son George Ensor a Lieutenant in one of His Majesty's Regiments of Infantry three hundrred and fifty pounds five pounds per cent navy annuities and I give and bequeath unto my son John Ensor late a Lieutenant in His Majesty's Navy and since a Commander of a Merchant Vessel three hundred and fifty pounds life annuities and do herebreby declare my mind and will to be that in case my said daughter Elizabeth McHenry said sons George Ensor and John Ensor or any or either of them shall not be living at the time of my decease or shall not be living when their respective legacieies s shall become payable and shall have left or shall leave any child or children lawfully begotten Her Him or Their respectively surviving then such children shall represent and take in equal shares of proportion between or among them (if more thaan one) the respective legacies in which I have hereinbefore bequeathed to their respective parents and that the same legacies shall be payable or transferable to and among such children respectively if and when they shall attain their respective ages of twenty one years and that the interest dividends or income of such legacy respectively shall and may be applied by my Executors in for or towards the support maintenance and education of such children respectively during their respective minorities I give and bequeath unto my said dear wife Elizabeth Ensor and my said son James Ensor and my son-in-law Lewis McHenry their Executors administrators and assigns one thousand two hundred pounds three pounds per cent reduced bank annuities upon the several trusts following that is to say upon trust that they the said Elizabeth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry the survivors and survivor of them and the executors administrators and assigns of the survivor shall and do from time to time in their or His direction sell a assign transfer and dispose of the said sum of one thousand two hundred pounds three pounds percent reduced bank annuities and the stocks funds and securities for the same and again pay out and invest the money arising thereby in Their or Her or His names or name in or upon any of the stocks funds or securities of a like or similar nature with full power and authority from time to time to alter change and vary the same as occasion shall be or require and shall and so stand and be ppossessed of and interested in the said one thousand two hundred pounds three pounds per cent reduced bank annuities and the Stocks funds and securities in or upon which the same shall or may by laid out or invested and the dividends interest and annual produce thereof upon the trusts and for the ends intents and purposes following (that is to say) upon trust that they the said Elizabeth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry and the survivors and survivor or them and the executors administrators or assigns of such survivors shall and do from time to time during the natural life of my daughter Eliza Ensor receive and take the said dividends interest and annual produce and pay out apply and dispose of the same unto such person or peersons in such shares or proportions for such ends intents and purposes and in such manner in all respects and my said daughter Eliza Ensor from time to time and at all or any time during her natural life by any note in writing notes or writinggs signed with her own proper hand shall whether revert or disrovert or appoint and for want or in default of such direction or appointment and in the mean time and until any such shall be made and take effect upon trust to pay the said diviidendnds interest and annual produce or do with thereof as shall remain applies by virtue of the said power in to the proper hands of my said daughter Eliza Ensor to and for her own sole separate and peculiar use and benefit and in order that thhe same shall not be subject or liable to the debts engagements power intermeddling or controul of any husband or husbands with whom she may happen to intermarry and for which the receipt of receipts of my said daughter Eliza Ensor or the receipipt or receipts of Her Appointee or Appointees shall whether rovert or disrovert be a good and sufficient discharge or several good and sufficient discharges and from and after the decease of my said daughter Eliza Ensor I direct my said Trustees or Truustee for the time being to stand possessors of and interested in the said one thousand two hundred pounds three percent reduced bank annuities and the Stocks funds and securities in or upon which the same shall or may be laid out or invested annd the dividends interest and annual produce thereof respectively upon trust for the benefit of all and every the children of my said daughter Eliza Ensor lawfully to be begotten in equal shares or proportions if more than one) and who as to succh of them as shall be a son or sons shall live to attain the age of twenty one years and who as to such of them as shall be a daughter or daughters as live to attain such age or be married which shall first happen and in case there shall be onlly one child who shall live to attain the age or time aforesaid then the whole of the said one thousand two hundred pounds three percent reduced bank annuities and the Stocks funds and securities for the same and the dividends interest and annual produce thereof shall be upon trust for such one or only child who being a Son shall live to attain the age of twenty one years or who being a Daughter shall live to attain that age of be married as aforesaid and I do hereby declare that the part of share of every such child in the said trust monies stocks funds and securities shall be an interest vested in him or her upon such child attaining the age or time aforesaid in the lifetime of my said daughter Eliza Ensor although the actual payment or transfeer therefor shall be postponed till the decease of her my said daughter and so hereby behave that it shall and may be lawful to and for my said trustees or trustee for the time being in their Her or His discretion from and after the decease of my said daughter Eliza Ensor to pay or apply all or any part of the dividends interest or income of the share of shares of any such child or children in the said trust monies stocks funds and securities in for and towards his her or their maintenance and education during their respective minorities and also if necessary any part not exceeding one third part of the principal of such share or shares in placing him or their out…apprentice or apprentices Clerk or Clerks to any trade businesess or profession or employment or otherwise for their benefit and advantage in the world notwithstanding they shall then be under the age of twenty-one years respectively and shall and so lay out and invest so much of the said dividends interest and income as shall not be wanted for the purposes aforesaid in their her or His names or name in some or all of the public stocks or funds (not being a sinking fund and which shall be transferred to the child or children out of whose such share or shares such savings shall be made at the same time as this or her original share as herinbefore made payable or transferable as aforesaid and in case my said daughter Eliza Ensor shall leave no such child of children her surviving or leaving [living?] such they shall all die before they or any or either of them shall have lived to gain a vested interest in the said trust monies stocks funds and securities then the same respectively shall be upon trust for such person or persons in such shares or proportions for such ends interests and purposes and in such manner in all respects as my said daughter Eliza Ensor at any time or times during the natural life by her last Will and Testament in writing or any Codicil or Codicils thereto or any writing or writings in the nature of or purporting to be her Last Will and Testament or Codicil to be signed and published by her in the presence of and attested by two or more reliable witnesses shall whether rovert or disrovert direct or appoint and for want or in default of such direction or appointment the said one thousand two hundred pounds three percent reduced bank annuities and the stocks funds and securities for the same or so much thereof as shall remain unanapplied by virtue of the said last mentioned power shall fall into and constitute part of the residue of my estate and effects and follow and be subject to the disposition thereof hereinafter contained I give and bequeath unto the said Elizabeth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry their executors administrators and assigns two hundred pounds five percent navy annuities upon the several trusts following (that is to say) upon trust that they the said Elizabeth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry and the survivors or survivor of them and the executors administrators and assigns of such survivor shall and join their her or his discretion either pay or assign and transfer the said two hundred pounds five percent navy annuities ununto and amongst the daughters of my late daughter Sarah lawfully begotten by her husband Joseph Dickman of the parish of Bidstone in the County of Chester Schoolmaster in equal shares or proportions as and when they shall attain their respective ages of twenty one years or be married which shall first happen or apply the whole or any part of the share of any such granddaughters for placing her or their apprentice or apprentices to any business or employment or otherwise for their benefit and advantage in the world notwithstanding they shall be under the age of twenty-one years I give and bequeath unto my said wife Elizabeth Ensor and my son James Ensor and my son-in-law Lewis McHenry their executors administrators and assigns four hundred pounds three pounds percent reduced bank annuities upopopon the several trusts following that is to say upon trust that they the said Elizabeth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry and the survivors and survivor of them and the executors administrators or assigns of such survivors or survivor shall and so from time to time in their or his discretion sell assign transfer and dispose of the said sum of four hundred pounds three pounds percent reduced bank annuities and the stocks funds and securities for the same and again lay out and invest the money arising thereby in their or her or his names or name in or upon any other stocks funds or securities of a like or similar nature with full power and authority form time to time to alter change and vary the same as occasion shall be or require and shall and do stand and be possessed of and interested in the said four hundred pounds three pounds percent reduced bank annuities and the stocks funds and securities in or upon which the same may be laid out or invested and the dividend interest and annual produce thereof invested upon the trusts and for the subintents and purposes following that is to say upon trust that they the said Elizabeth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry and their survivors or survivor and the executors administrators and assigns shall do and from time to time receive and take the said dividends interest and annual produce and pay the same to my daughter Harriot the wife of John Ramsey late of Muswell Hill in the parish of Hornsey Schoollmaster for her sole proper and separate use and benefit and in order that the same shall not be subject or liable to the debts and engagements power or controul of her present husband or any husband with whom she may hereafter intermarry and fofor which the receipt or receipts of my said daughter Harriott shall whether rovert or disrovert be a good and sufficient discharge and after the decease of my said daughter Harriott it is my will and direction that my wife Elizabeth my son James Ensor and my son-in-law Lewis McHenry the survivors or survivor of them and the executors administrators and assigns of such survivors should continue to receive the dividends of the aforementioned four hundred pounds three percent reduced bank annuities and should invest them from time to time as the same may be received and add it to the said principal stock of four hundred pounds three pounds per cent reduced bank annuities and so continue to accumulate the same till the youngest child of my daughter Harriott by her husband John Ramsay lawfully begotten and her surviving shall have attained the age of twenty one years when it is my direction that the said sum of four hundred pounds three pounds percent reduced bank annuities with its accumulations shall be actually divided amongst the said children share and share alike and if at the time of decease of my said daughter Harriott her youngest child as aforesaid shall then have attained the age of twenty-one years it is then my direction that the distribution herinbefore directed to take place one twelvemonth and a day after the decease of my said daughter Harriott further if any of the children of my daughter Harriott shall have departed this life before they have received their portion of the aforementioned sum of four hundred pounds three pounds percent reduced bank annuities and should have left any child or children is to represent their parent and to receive amongst them that portion their parent would have been entitled to receive if him or her had survived my daughter Harriott in equal shares if more than one and if only one then that one to receive the whole and payment of the same to take place when him or her or them shall have attained the age of twenty-one years and if my said daughter Harriott shall depart this life and leave no child lawfully begotten by her husband John Ramsay her surviving then it is my will and direction that the said sum of four hundred pounds three pounds percent reduced bank annuities at the expiration of the twelvemonth and a day after the decease of my said daughter Harriott be divided in equal proportions among the surviving children or my son James Ensor and my daughter Elizabeth the wife of Lewis McHenry lawfully begotten in equal proportions that is share and share alike provided always and I do hereby declare my mind and will to be that in case any or either of my said Trustees herinbefore named shall happen to die or be desirous to be discharged of and from or shall refuse or decline or become incapable to act in the execution of the several trusts thereby reposed in them respectively then and in such case and so often from time to time as the same shall so happen it shall and may be lawful to and for the surviving or continuing trustees or trustee by any deed or deeds writing or writings to be sealed and delivered b her him or them in the presence of and attested by two or more reliable witnesses to nominate and appoint any person or persons to be a trustee or trustees in the pace or stead of the trustee or trustees so sittinting or desiring to be discharged of and from or refusing or declining or becoming incapable to act as aforesaid and that when and so found as any such new trustee or trustees be so nominated and appointed as aforesaid such acts deeds matters and t things shall be made out and executed and performed as shall be necessary or expedient for effectually assigning or transferring the said trust monies stocks funds securities unto such new trustees or trustee jointly with the old or surviving or continuing trustees or trustee (if any such there shall be) or unto such new trustees or trustee wholly as the…shall happen upon the trusts herinbefore declared thereof respectively or such of them as shall be ……….etc administration instructions only and I give and bequeath all and every my shares in the Kentish Town Junction Road and in the Golson Lane Brewery and seventy five pounds per annum short annuities and all other my Estate and Effects whatsoever and wheresoever and of what naturre kind or quality so ever not herinbefore disposed of unto the said Elizabeth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry their executors administrators and assigns upon the several trusts following that is to say upon trust that they the said Elizabeteth Ensor James Ensor and Lewis McHenry and the survivors and survivor of them and the executors administrators and assigns of such survivor shall and do in their her or his direction with all convenient speed after my decease absolutely sell anaand dispose of the same respectively either by public auction or private contract and either in one Lot or several Lots for the most money that can reasonably be obtained and shall and do stand possessed of the money to arise or be produced by or from such sale or sales and from the receipt of the dividends and income of such of the aforesaid legacies as I have herinbefore directed shall not be paid till a twelvemonth and a day after any decease in trust thereout respectively to pay and satisfy all my just debts and funeral and testamentary expenses and from and after all my said debts and funeral and testamentary expenses shall be fully paid and satisfied upon trust to pay and divide the surplus (if any) of the said trust monies in manner following (that is to say) unto between or among all and every the children of my said son James Ensor lawfully begotten my daughter Elizabeth McHenry lawfully begotten and my daughter Harriott Ramsay lawfully begotten living at the time of my decease in equal proportions share and share alike but in case the fund I have hereinbefore provided for the payment of my said debts and funeral and testamentary expenses aforesaid shall proved deficient for that purpose then I diirect that the several legacies herinbefore by me directed not to be paid till a twelvemonth and a day after my decease shall not be paid until a sum shall accumulate from the dividends and income of the same several legacies sufficient to answeer and pay such deficiency of my said debts and funeral and testamentary expenses and I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said wife Elizabeth Ensor and my son the said James Ensor and my son-in-law Lewis McHenry Executrix and Executors of this my last Will and Testament whereas shortly after the marriage of my daughter Harriott with her present husband James Ramsay Schoolmaster I lent and advanced the said John Ramsay the sum of five hundred pounds upon his bond but which he has never repaid me now my will and intention is that the said bond should be considered as annulled and null and void to all intents and purposes as if the same had never existed and I direct that no claim whatever be made upon the said John Ramsay his heirs executors or assigns for or an amount of the same or for any interest due or in supposed to be due thereon as I hereby cancel the said bond and freely release him from all claims or amount of the same And lastly I hereby revoke annnul and make void all and every Will and Wills testament and testaments Codicil and Codicils by me at any time or times heretobefore made in writing whereof I the said Thomas Ensor have cast this my last Will and Testament contained in ten sheetets of paper have put my hand and seal that is to say my hand to the first nine sheets and my hand and seal to this tenth and last sheet - Thomas Ensor && - Signed sealed published and declared by the said Thomas Ensor the testator as and for HiHis 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 Timothy Boston Whitesmith Highgate - Thos. Townshend Bricklayer Highgate - Mary Parkinson Spr. Highgate -" Proved at London 23rd March 1820 before the Worshipful John Daubeny Br. of Laws & Li… by the oath of Elizabeth Ensor wife the relict & one of the Executors to whom administration was granted having been first sworn duly to administer power reserved to James Ensor the son and Lewis McHenry the other Executors. (National Archives PROB 11/1626 transdcribed by Nick GRIBBLE) NOTES & QUERIES: Thomas ENSOR of High Street, St.Marylebone, pawnbroker against two convictions by Nathaniel CONANT and John SCOT, esqs., J.P.s, for taking profit on pledges of silver teaspoon and waistcoat. (LMA Middlesex Sessions of the Peace MJ/SP/1794/APR/031a-b dated April 1794) (See also www.londonlives.org for 14 references to a Thomas ENSOR) (revised 01.05.2012)	ENSOR, Thomas (I5685)
5903	THOMAS ETGOOS (14??-15??) In his will made on 21 September 1503 Richard ETGOOS of Limehouse, Middlesex, refers to his brother Thomas ETGOOS. (PCC Wills 1383-1558 2 Holgrave) 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: 01Richard ETGOOS, the Testator Beneficiaries: 02Thomas 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 10 Jamys 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)	ETGOOS, Thomas (Etgoos) (I265)
5904	Thomas ETGOSE 14??-15?? "Hilary 1498 Westminster Pleas at Westminster before T(homas) BRYAN knight and his fellows, justices of the lord king de Banco, for Hilary term in the 13th year of the reign of king Henry the seventh after the Conquest Lincolnshire Richard GALEY appeared by his attorney for a fourth day against Thomas ETGOSE late of Wygtoft in the county aforesaid husbondman and Thomas REDWARE late of Byker in the county aforesaid husbondman, in a plea that both of them render him 40s thahhat they owe him and unjustly withhold; and against Gilbert LEGERDON late of Quaplod in the county aforesaid husbondman administrator of the goods and chattels that were of Henry LEGERDON, who died intestate &c. And (the defendant) has not come; and it had been ordered the sheriff to take them &c. And the sheriff now reports that they are not found &c. Therefore, as before, let them be taken, to be here on the quindene of Easter &c." [29 April 1498] (Common Pleas Hilary 13 Henry VII, Public Record Office: CP 40/943) (revised 21.05.2015)	ETGOSE, Thomas (I7783)
5905	THOMAS EVERARDE 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)	EVERARDE, Thomas (I8690)
5906	THOMAS FISKE 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. 01John 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. 11Thos. FISKE, witness 12 Reverend Jeremiah JACKSON clerk and Surrogate to the Commy. (Norwich Archdeaconry Court Will f.112 1810) (revised 15.11.2019)	FISKE, Thomas (I9074)
5907	THOMAS FOOLL 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: 01Robert 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 16Thomas 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)	FOOLL, Thomas (I8632)
5908	THOMAS FRANK MILES 1906-1997 The birth of THOMAS FRANK MILES was registered in 1906. (GRO June Q 1906 Farnham 2a 1906) The 1911 census of 50 Cambridge Road, Aldershot, Hampshire: Frank Edwin MILES, head, aged 31, house furnisher, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Barbara Clara CLARK, wife, married 5 years, aged 30, born at S. Ormsby, Lincolnshire; *Thomas Frank MILES, son, aged 4, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Brenda Hildegarde MILES, daughter, aged 8 months, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Frances Louise NORTH, servant, aged 20, domestic cook, born at Devizes, Wiltshire. (RG14PN3115 RG78PN113 RD34 SD2 ED6 SN260) Thomas F. MILES and Rosemary JAMESON were married at Chungking, Szechwan, China, between 1936 and 1940. (GRO Consular Returns 1936-1940 Chngking 30 53) Surgeon Commander RN Ret. The death of a THOMAS FRANK MILES aged 90 was registered in 1997. (GRO January 1997 Taunton A58B 153) His wife was still alive in May 2006.	MILES, Thomas Frank (I772)
5909	THOMAS FREAR An infant of THOMAS FREAR was buried at Bourne, Lincolnshire, on 30 January 1728/29.	FREAR, Thomas (I2588)
5910	THOMAS FREAR ????-1734 Thomas FREAR or FRYER married Alice BRITTAIN at Bourne, Lincolnshire, on 25 December 1716. Elizabeth wife of THOMAS FREAR, was buried at Bourne in September 1720. THOMAS FREAR was buried at Bourne on 2 April 1734. (revised 24.02.2002)	FREAR, Thomas (I139)
5911	THOMAS FREDERIC MILBOURNE 1825-1850 Thomas Frederic, son of Robert and Sarah MILBOURNE of Lambeth Walk, was baptised at St. Mary's, Lambeth, Surrey, on 11 September 1825. His father was a carver. (PR) From the 1841 census of Lambeth Walk, Lambeth, Surrey: *Robert MILBOURNE, aged 60, cheesemonger, not born in Surrey; Sarah MILBOURNE, aged 50, not born in Surrey; Thomas MILBOURNE, aged 15, born in Surrey; Eliza NORRISS (sic), aged 20, Independant, not born in Surrey. (HO107/1058/10/13/20) The death of Thomas Frederick MILBOURNE was registered in 1850. (GRO September Q 1850 Marylebone 1 145) Thomas Frederick MILBOURNE of 30 George-street Lambeth Surrey looking-glass-maker died 24 August 1850 Administration London 27 March to Eliza Amelia Sophia BALL widow Effects £50 Resworn February 1898 £1080 18s. 5d. Former Grant Preogative Court of Canterbury November 1851. (National Probate Calendar 1897) NOTES & QUERIES: The death of a Thomas Frederick MILBOURNE was registered in December 1851. (GRO December Q 1851 Lambeth 4 32) (revised 05.06.2012)	MILBOURNE, Thomas Frederic (I5366)
5912	THOMAS FULLER 1808-1892 Thomas, son of John FULLER and Elizabeth NAILER (sic), was baptised at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 17 February 1808. (www.freereg.org.uk) Thomas FULLER, single man and shoemaker, son of John FULLER, shoemaker, married Hannah MOULES, single woman and servant, daughter of Joseph MOULES, labourer, at Terrrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 7 November 1838. Witnesses were [..........] FULLER and Susannah HOLBORN. The bride, groom, and Susammah made their marks. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of Perkinfield, Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk: Thomas FULLER, aged 30, shoemaker, born in Norfolk; Hannah FULLER, aged 38, born in Norfolk; Amy FULLER, aged 2, born in Norfolk; Sarah FULLER, aged 10 weeks, born in Norfolk. (HO107/770/4/30/24) From the 1851 census of Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk: Thomas FULLER, head, aged 42, shoemaker master, born at Terrington; Hannah FULLER, wife, aged 34, shoemaker's wife, born at Terrington (sic); Emma FULLER, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Terrington; Sarah A. FULLER, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Terrington; Hannah FULLER, daughter, aged 8, born at Terrington; John FULLER, son, aged 3, born at Terrington; Elizabeth FULLER, daughter, aged 1, born at Terrington; Mary INGRAM, niece, aged 11, scholar, born in London, Middlesex; George INGRAM, nephew, aged 6, scholar, born in London, Middlesex. (HO107/1767/68/55) From the 1861 census of Perkin Field, Terrington St. Clement: Thomas FULLER, head, aged 53, boot & shoe maker (master), born at Terrington St. Clement; Hannah FULLER, wife, aged 44, boot & shoe maker's wife, born at West Walton; Harriet FULLER, daughter, aged 15, boot & shoe maker's daughter, born at Terrington St. Clement; John FULLER, son, aged 13, harness boy, born at Terrington St. Clement; Elizabeth FULLER, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Terrington St. Clement; Joseph FULLER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Terrington St. Clement; Eleanor FULLER, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Terrington St. Clement; Benjamin FULLER, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Terrington St. Clement; Thomas FULLER, son, aged 1, born at Terrington St. Clement. (RG9/1051/55/41) From the 1871 census of Perkin Field, Terrington St. Clement: Thomas FULLER, head, aged 63, shoemaker, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Hannah FULLER, wife, aged 54, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Hannah FULLER, daughter, aged 26, born at Terrington, Norfolk; John FULLER, son, aged 24, [.....] dealer, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Joseph FULLER, son, aged 19, agricultural labourer, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Benjamin FULLER, son, aged 14, errand boy, born at Terrington, Norfolk. (RG10/1618/51/19) From the 1881 census of Seanewland Field, Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk: Thomas FULLER, head, aged 73, married, cordwainer, born at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk; Sarah Ann FULLER, daughter, aged 40, unmarried, farmer of 8 acres, born at Terrington St. Clement; John FULLER, son, aged 35, unmarried, work the 8 acres of land, born at Terrington St. Clement; Ellenor FULLER, daughter, aged 27, unmarried, ill at home, born at Terriungton St. Clement, invalid. (RG11/1698/20/7) From the 1891 census of Perkin Field, West Walton, Norfolk: Thomas FULLER, head, aged 83, born at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk; Hannah FULLER, wife, aged 74, born at West Walton, Norfolk. The death of Thomas FULLER aged 83 was registered in 1892. (GRO September Q 1892 Wisbech 3b 320) (revised 19.06.2012)	FULLER, Thomas (I6120)
5913	THOMAS GOLDSMITH 1814-Before 1851 Thomas, son of John and Sarah GOLDSMITH, was baptised at Lowestoft, Suffolk, on 13 June 1814. John GOLDSMITH was a Lowestoft labourer. (FreeReg) His burial is not yet recorded on FreeReg or FamilySearch. There is no trace of a Lowestoft-born Thomas GOLDSMITH in the 1841, 1851 or 1861 census of England & Wales. (revised 24.08.2011)	GOLDSMITH, Thomas (I6282)
5914	THOMAS GOODWIN Thomas GOODWIN and Clara WINFROW [sic] were married at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 21 September 1775.	GOODWIN, Thomas (I8220)
5915	THOMAS GREGORY 1710- Thomas, son of Willm GREOGORY by Susan'ah, was baptised at Whaplode on 29 January 1709/10. (PR)	GREGORY, Thomas (I1697)
5916	THOMAS GRENHAM 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. 01Elizabeth 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 26Thomas 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)	GRENAM, Thomas (I8661)
5917	THOMAS H. WALKER	WALKER, Reverend Thomas H. (I9192)
5918	THOMAS HADDON 1760- Thomas, son of Thomas and Sarah HADDON of Creeton, Lincolnshire, was baptised there on 2 March 1760. Joseph HADDON and Thomas HADDON witnessed the marriage of Francis BOWDER, a South Witham bachelor, and Mary HADDON of Creeton at Creeton Parish Church on 13 May 1787. (FreeReg) NOTES & QUERIES: A Thomas HADDON and a John TAYLOR witnessed the marriage between William DENNIS bachelor and Mary BRADFORD spinster, both of Creeton, at Creeton, Lincolnshire, on 24 February 1817. (FreeReg) A Thomas HADDON of Billingborough, Lincolnshire, was buried there on 4 May 1826 aged 66, i.e. born circa 1760. (revised 06.12.2017)	HADDON, Thomas (I7256)
5919	THOMAS HADDON 1792-1796 Thomas and Sarah, twins of Joseph and Mary HADDON, were baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 26 August 1792. (FreeReg) Thomas, son of Joseph and Mary HADDON, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 22 February 1796 aged 3. (PR) (revised 18.04.2013)	HADDON, Thomas (I7271)
5920	THOMAS HADDON 17??-1789 Mary, daughter of Thomas and Sarah HADDON, was baptised at Creeton, Lincolnshire, on 20 March 1760. (FamilySearch) Joseph, son of Thomas and Sarah HADDON, was baptised at Creeton, Lincolnshire, on 10 August 1766. (FamilySearch) A Thomas HADDON was buried at Creeton on 11 July 1789. (NBI 3) (revised 13.05.2015)	HADDON, Thomas (I7251)
5921	THOMAS HADDON 1801-1873 Thomas, son of Joseph and Mary HADDON, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 November 1801. (FreeReg) Thomas HADDON, bachelor, and Elizabeth HADDON, spinster, both of Billingborough in Lincolnshire, were married at Billingborough on 19 November 1827. Witnesses were [illegible] HADDON and Mary HADDON. (PR) Tho HADDON and Charlotte STIMSON witnessed the marriage between Isaac HADDON of Sutton St. James, Lincolnshire, and Sarah STIMSON at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 26 May 1830. (PR) From the 1851 census of Hemp Land, Billingborough, Lincolnshire: Thomas HADDON, head, aged 49, cottager, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HADDON, wife, aged 52, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth A. HADDON, daughter, aged 14, scholar, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Sarah HADDON, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Billingborough, Northamptonshire; Jane HADDON, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2095/231/35) An Elizabeth HADDON aged 53 was buried at Billingborough, Lincolnshire, on 10 May 1852. (FreeReg) From the 1861 census of Hemp Land, Billingborough, Lincolnshire: Thomas Haddon, head, married, aged 29, farmer of 5 acres, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HADDON, wife, married, aged 31, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Jane Elizabeth HADDON, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth Ann HADDON, sister, unmarried, aged 24, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Thomas HADDON, father, married [sic], aged 59, agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2316/34/33) From the 1871 census of Hemp Land, Billingborough, Lincolnshire: Elizabeth HADDON, head, widow, aged 41, cottage farmer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Jane E. HADDON, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Joseph HADDON, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; William HADDON, father, widower, aged 76, formerly agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; *Thomas HADDON, father-in-law, widower, aged 69, coal dealer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3312/48/31) A Thomas HADDON was buried at Billingborough, Norfolk, on 12 November 1873 aged 71. (FreeReg) (GRO December Q 1873 Bourn 7a 197 aged 71) (revised 13.05.2015)	HADDON, Thomas (I7276)
5922	THOMAS HADDON 1831-1865 Thomas, son of Thomas and Elisabeth [sic] HADDON of Billingborough in Lincolnshire, was baptised at Billingborough on 9 November 1831. (FreeReg) Thomas and Elizabeth HADDON, first cousins, married in 1859. (GRO December Q 1859 Spalding 7a 721) From the 1861 census of Hemp Land, Billingborough, Lincolnshire: *Thomas Haddon, head, married, aged 29, farmer of 5 acres, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HADDON, wife, married, aged 31, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Jane Elizabeth HADDON, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth Ann HADDON, sister, unmarried, aged 24, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Thomas HADDON, father, married [sic], aged 59, agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2316/34/33) Thomas HADDON was buried at Billingborough, Lincolnshire, on 29 January 1865 aged 33. (FreeReg) (revised 19.04.2013)	HADDON, Thomas (I7291)
5923	THOMAS HADDON 1851-1938 The birth of Thomas HADDON was registered in 1851. (GRO December Q 1851 [STIMSON] Southampton 7 236) Thomas, son of Thomas and Sarah HADDON, was born on 24 November 1851 and baptised at Southampton Newtown on 22 March 1868. His sister Martha was baptised at the same time. (www.thegenealogist.com) The 1861 census of 27 Bullar Street, St. Mary, Southampton: Isaac HADDON, head, married, aged 52, smith, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Sarah HADDON, wife, married, aged 51,born at Spalding, Lincolnshire; Mary HADDON, daughter, aged 28, nurse, born at Fleet, Lincolnshire; Ann HADDON, daughter, aged 24, house servant, born at Fleet, Lincolnshire; Isaac HADDON, son, aged 19, boiler maker's apprentice, born at Southampton, Hampshire; Joseph HADDON, son, aged 17, boiler maker's apprentice, born at Southampton, Lincolnshire; John HADDON, son, aged 15, assistant school teacher, born at Southampton, Hampshire; Martha HADDON, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Southampton, Hampshire; Thomas HADDON, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Southampton, Hampshire. (RG9/673/57/24) The 1871 census of 14 Frederick Street, St. Mary, Southampton, Hampshire: Sarah HADDON, head, widow, aged 61, no occupation, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire; Mary HADDON, daughter, unmarried, aged 38, laundress, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire; Lois HADDON, daughter, unmarried, aged 32, laundress, born at Croydon, Surrey; Thomas HADDON, son, unmarried, aged 19, boiler maker, born at Southampton, Hampshire. (RG10/1187/80/10) The marriage between Thomas HADDON and Elizabeth Jane LANGDOWN was registered in 1873. (GRO June Q 1873 Southampton 2c 69) From the 1881 census of 9 Wellington Place, Southampton, Hampshire: Thomas HADDON, head, married, aged 29, boiler maker, born at Southampton; Elizabeth J. HADDON, wife, married, aged 30, born at Warham [sic], Dorset; Thomas A. P. HADDON, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Southampton; Martha E. L. HADDON, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Lilian B. HADDON, daughter, aged 4, scholar, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Frank E. HADDON, son, aged 2, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Elwan HADDON, son, aged 6 months, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire. (RG11/1143/66/8) From the 1911 census of 18 System Street, Roath, Cardiff, Wales: Thomas HADDON, head, aged 59, married, boiler maker, ship and boiler repairing, casual worker, born at Southampton, Hampshire; Elizabeth Jane HADDON, wife, aged 60, married 38 years, 8 children of whom 7 living, born at Wareham, Dorset; Martha E. L. HADDON, daughter, aged 36, single, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Blanch E. HADDON, daughter, aged 25 single, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Charles E. H. HADDON, son, aged 22, single, boiler maker, ship and boiler repairing, casual worker, Portsmouth, Hampshire. (RG14PN32121 RG78PN1846 RD588 SD3 ED22 SN269) The death of Thomas HADDON aged 86 was registered in 1938. (GRO June Q 1938 East Glamorgan 11a 860) NOTES & QUERIES: The death of his son Thomas A P. HADDON was registered in 1940 age 67. (GRO December 1940 East Glamorgan 11a 1449) (revised 28.12.2018)	HADDON, Thomas (I7301)
5924	THOMAS HAMMERTON 1597- 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. (Lincoln Constory Court Will 1614/i/313) (revised 16.03.2020)	HAMMERTON, Thomas (I1127)
5925	THOMAS HAMMERTON 1629 (?) -1679 PREAMBLE: Is there some confusion in the register of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, between the name HAMERS or HAMMERS and HAMERTON or HAMMERTON? Nicholas HAMMERTON and Isabell YBTON or EBTON were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 8 July 1614. (FreeReg) Isabell, the wife of Nicolas HAMER, was buried at Pinchbeck on 15 December 1622. Alce , daughter of Nicolas HAMERS, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 14 December 1622 and an Alce HAMER was buried on 15 December 1622. [Nicholas HAMMERS did not marry until 1623]. Are Isabell and Alce HAMER or HAMERS really Isabel and Alce HAMMERTON? Thomas, son of Nicholas HAMERS, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 11 April 1624. The baptism of a Thomas HAMMERTON, has not been found in the Pinchbeck register between 1620 and 1641 when the will of his father shows him to have been under 21 years old. Is this Thomas HAMERS really Thomas HAMMERTON? From the Will of Nicholas HAMMERTON 1592-1641: John HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary; Richard HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary; Thomas HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary, under 21 [i.e. born after 1620]; Henrie HAMMERTON, son, beneficiary, under 21; Margrett HAMMERTON, wife, executor; Richard HARBIE (or HARVIE), witness; Tho, GARNAR, witness. (LCC Will 1641/97) Thomas HAMMERTON and Joan GAMBLE were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 17 July 1645. (PR) The date and place of his marriage to Alice has not been traced. 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. 01Thomas HAMMERTON, the Testator. Beneficiaries: 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. Others: 09 Henery MARRAT, witness. 10 George GILL, witness. Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1680 i 180 The Will of Thomas HAMMERTON (16??-1679) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, labourer: (surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded) "In the name of God amen I Thomas HAMERTON of Pinchbeck in the county of Lincolne Labourer being sicke in body, but of [good] and perfect memory praised be God doe make and ordaine this my last will and Testament , in manor and form following this tenth day of October 1679 Imprimis I give and bequeath my soule into the hand [of] Almighty God trusting to be saved by the alone merits of J(esus) Christ my saviour and redeemer, and my body to be buried by the discrestion of my executrix, all my worldly goods I bequeath as followeth. Imprimis I give unto William HAMERTON my sonne one shilling It(em) I give unto Millicent the daughter of William HAM(M)ERTON forty shillings to be paid into the hand of Richard GILL by my executrix with one yeare next after my diseas(e) to go use upon use untel shee shall attaind the age of one and twenty yeares if she die before the age of aforesaid then I give it to (ne??est) of my Kindred then living It(em) I give unto Thomas HAMERTON my sonne six pounds to be paid into the hand of Richard GILL by my executrix three pounds within the first yeare after my desease and three pounds the next yeare followeing for his use also I give him all my apparell It(em) I give unto James EDGOOSE my Boate It(em) I give unto Richard GILL haulfe a Crowne to buy h(im) gloves It(em) I give all the rest of my goods and Chattles unto Al(se) my Wife whome I make my soule executrixe b(ut) if the said Alse my Wife doe chance marrie againe then my will is that she the sa(id) Alse shall pay forty shilling to Rachel EDGOOSE, t(he) Child of my daughter Alse, and if it die then I give to the next Child of Alse. Signed & sealed Thomas HAM(M)ERTON his marke and declared to bee my last Will in presence of George GILL Henery MARRAT Rich(ard) GILL" Probate was granted at Boston in 1680 (precise date illegible) SOURCE: Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1680/i/180, uploaded with permission. COPYRIGHT © Lincolnshire County Council 2019. Thomas HAMMERTON, labourer, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 3 November 1679. (Parish Register) NOTES & QUERIES: Thomas, son of a Nicholas HAMERTON,was baptised at Horncastle, Lincolnshire, 31 May 1629. No evidence of a Horncastle connection has been found. When and where did Thomas HAMMERTON marry Alice in 1655-1656? The relevant pages in Pinchbeck parish register are missing. The marriage was not found amongst Spalding marriages. Did Alice HAMERTON [sic] marry Henry BOARDMAN at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 6 May 1680? Her husband Thomas HAMMERTON was buried at Pinchbeck on 3 November 1679. (revised 15.10.2019)	HAMMERTON, Thomas (I1259)
5926	THOMAS HAMMERTON 1652-1682 Thomas, son of Thomas HAMERTON [sic], was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 10 November 1652. (PR) 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. 01Thomas HAMMERTON, the Testator. 02 William HAMMERTON, son of the Testator. 03 Millicent, daughter of William HAMMERTON. 04Thomas 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) Thomas HAMMERTON single man was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 3 November 1682. (PR) (revised 16.03.2020)	HAMMERTON, Thomas (I906)
5927	THOMAS HARMSTON 1815-1892 Thomas, son of John HARMSTON wheelwright and his wife Elizabeth from Folkingham, was baptised there on 25 June 1815. (PR via lincstothepast) From the 1841 census of Falkingham, Lincolnshire, enumerated on 6 June: John HARMSTON, aged 70, inn keeper, born in Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HARMSTON, aged 55, born in Lincolnshire; Thomas HARMSTON, aged 25, wheelwright, born in Lincolnshire; Edward HARMSTON, aged 20, wheelwright, born in Lincolnshire; Alice HARMSTON, aged 15, born in Lincolnshire; Thomas BAILY, aged 65, agricultural labourer, born in Lincolnshire; Mary HARMSTON, aged 4 months, born in Lincolnshire. (HO107/618/11/14/20) Sarah, the 23 year old daughter of James HORRY, married Thomas HARMSTON, the 29 year old son of John HARMSTON at Navenby, Lincolnshire, on 15 April 1847. (FamilySearch) From the 1851 census of Market Place, Folkingham, Lincolnshire: John HARMSTON, head, widower, aged 81, publican and wheelwright, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; John (sic) HARMSTON, son, aged 34, married, wheelwright, birthplace not stated; Sarah HARMSTON, son's wife, married, aged 26, wheelwright's wife, Navenby, Lincolnshire; Mary HARMSTON, granddaughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Richard HARMSTON, visitor, married, aged 76, wheelwright, born at Marston, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2095/180/14) The 1861 census of the Red Lion Inn, Folkingham, Lincolnshire: John HARMSTON, head, married, aged 91, innkeeper, born at Maston, Lincolnshire; Thomas HARMSTON, son, married, aged 45, wheelwright. born at Folkingham, Lincolnshire; Sarah HARMSTON, daughter-in-law, married, aged 36, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; Mary Ann HARMSTON, granddaughter, unmarried 20, house servant, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; George HURREY (sic), boarder, unmarried, aged 25, wheelwright, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; John Robert HARMSTON, boarder, unmarried, aged 25, wheelwright, born Rippingale, Lincolnshire; Richard CHARLTON, boarder, married, aged 51, agricultural labourer, born at Folkingham, Norfolk. (RG9/2316/78/23) Note the presence of George HURREY (sic). The 1871 census of 21 Cambridge Street, Spittlegate, Grantham, Lincolnshire: Thomas HARMSTON, head, married, aged 55, wheelwright, born at Falkingham, Lincolnshire; Sarah HARMSTON, wife, married, aged 47, born at Navenby, Lincolnsire; Elizabeth GILL, boarder, aged 11, scholar, born in Lincoln; Sarah GILL, boarder, aged 7, scholar, born in Lincoln; Louisa GILL, boarder, aged 5 scholar, born in Lincoln; George GILL, boarder, aged 3, born in Lincoln; Frederick BAKER, lodger, unmarried aged 23, plasterer, born at Derby, Derbyshire; Frederick RUSSELL, lodger, unmarried, aged 13, painter, born at Kingerley, Nottinghamshire; Thomas SMITH, lodger, married, aged 34, painter, born at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. (RG10/3360/41/29+30) The 1881 census of 21 Cambridge Street, Spittlegate, Grantham, Lincolnshire; Thomas HARMSTON, head, married, aged 65, wheelwright, born at Falkingham, Lincolnshire; Sarah HARMSTON, wife, married, aged 55, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; William ASHER, boarder, unmarried, aged 32, malster, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Catherine HARDY, boarder, unmarried, aged 28, dressmaker, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Ernest HARDY, son, boarder, aged 8 months, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3232/101/28) From the 1891 census of Cambridge Street, Spittlegate, Lincolnshire: Thomas HARMSTON, head, married, aged 75, wheelwright, born at Folkingham, Lincolnshire; Sarah HARMSTON, wife, married, aged 65, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; George BLUITT, lodger, single, aged 24, bricklayer's labourer, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Thomas BAYLIES, lodger, married, aged 64, carrier, born in Oxfordshire; Ellen WILLIAMS, lodger, married, aged 28, born in Norfolk; Herbert Williams, lodger, aged 6, born in Norfolk. (RG12/2585/38/5) The death of Thomas HARMSTON aged 77 was registered in 1893. (GRO December Q 1892 Grantham 7a 276) (revised 18.02.2016)	HARMSTON, Thomas (I8022)
5928	THOMAS HARRISON 16??-1681 Ann, wife of Thomas HARRISON, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 26 March 1681. (Parish Register) 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) The Will of Thomas HARRISON (16??-1681) of Pinchbeck, husbandman: (surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded) [The first lines of this will are illegible or missing. This transcription begins with the second paragraph] "First I bequeath my soule into the hands of Almighty god my Maker: hopeinge that through the Meritorious death & passion of Jesus Christ my onely saviour & redeemer to Recieve free pardon & forgiveness of all my sins; And as for my body to bee Buried in Christian Buriall att the discretion of my Executrix, hereafter Mentioned Item I give to my sonn Richard HARRISON the sum of Fifteene pounds to be payd him when hee comes to the age of Twenty yeares to be paide by my Executrixes here after Mentioned. Item I give to my sonn John HARRISON the sum of fifteene pounds to be payd him when he comes to the age of twenty yeares; to be payd by Executrixes here after mentioned. Item I give to my sister Frances HARRISON one Redd Cow & one Redd Calfe to bee deliver(e)d to her at Michellmas next after my death Allsoe I give to my sister Frances HARRISON two Coats w(hi)ch was my wives to bee delivered to her w(i)thin fourteene dayes after my deceise Item I give more to my sister Frances one hatt to be delivered to her w(i)th fourteen days after my deceise Item I give to my brother John HARRISONs wife one Redd peticoate to bee deliver(e)d to her w(i)th in fourteene days after my deceise allsoe give to my brother John HARRISONs wife one peece of new cloth Item I give to my brother Zachariah WATTERS his wife one box Item My will is that if one of my sonns dye before he comes to the age of twenty yeares that the fifteene pound w(hi)ch I give to him shall fall to my other sonn & that he have all the thirty pound; And my will is that if they both dye beforrre they shall attaine to the age of twenty years that fifteene pounds I give to John HARRISONs four children w(hi)ch is now liveinge & att the sayd John HARRISONs disposing And my will is the other Fifteene pounds I give to Zachariah WATTERS his Children being six now Liveinge & to be equily devided a mongst them & that fifteene pounds to be paide to the sayd Zachariah WATTERS w(i)th in one Month after their deceise for the use of his six children; Item all the rest of my goods & Chattles whatsoever I give unto John HARRISON my brother & William PACEY upon condicon they shall pay all my debts & Legacyes doe bringe my body to the ground att their owne cost & Charges; And doe make them whole Executrixes [sic] of this my last will & Testament Revoking all other wills & Testaments in witnesse whereof I have here unto sett my hand & seale the day and yeare first above written Witnesses The Marke of Thomas HARRISON Adler EDGOOSE Robrt SLATER his Marke Gregory TEBB his Marke" Probate was granted at Boston on 14 October 1681. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1681/ii/544) Thomas HARRISON, husbandman, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 25 April 1681. (Parish Register) A Mary HARRISON, widow, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 11 April 1681. (Parish Register) Gregory TEBB, labourer, who witnessed Thomas HARRISON's Will, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 1 May 1681. (Parish Register) Zachariah WATTERS, parish clerk and brother of Thomas HARRISON referred to in the latter's will, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 January 1681/82. (Parish Register) Ann, daughter of a John HARRYSON, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 20 February 1681/82. (Parish Register) NOTES & QUERIES: A Robert HARRISON and Mary WATERS were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 4 May 1658. (revised 02.05.2020)	HARRISON, Thomas (I8410)
5929	THOMAS HARRISON 1810-1878 Thomas, son of William and Maria HARRISON, was born at Frimley, Surrey, on 5 March 1810. He was baptised there on 18 March. (IGI) He married Frances HALL at Frimley on 27 May 1834. (IGI) The 1871 census returns for Frimley show: *Thos HARRISON, head, aged 61, widower, labourer, born at Frimley; James Harrison HALL, son, aged 36, labourer, born at Frimley; Adelaide H. HALL, wife, aged 33, born at Botley, Hampshire; James HALL, son, aged 5, born at Frimley; Annie HALL, daughter, aged 4, born at Frimley; Edith HALL, daughter, aged 2, born at Frimley; Thos HARRISON, son, aged 27, labourer, born at Frimley. (RG10/820/65/11) The death aged 67 of a Thomas HARRISON was registered in 1878. (GRO March Q 1878 Farnham 2a 64)	HARRISON, Thomas (I3983)
5930	THOMAS HARRISON 1844- The 1871 census returns for Frimley show: Thos HARRISON, head, aged 61, widower, labourer, born at Frimley; James Harrison HALL, son, aged 36, labourer, born at Frimley; Adelaide H. HALL, wife, aged 33, born at Botley, Hampshire; James HALL, son, aged 5, born at Frimley; Annie HALL, daughter, aged 4, born at Frimley; Edith HALL, daughter, aged 2, born at Frimley; *Thos HARRISON, son, aged 27, labourer, born at Frimley. (RG10/820/65/11) The marriage between Thomas HARRISON and Mary HOLMES was registered in 1872. (GRO March Q 1872 Chertsey [which includes Chobham] 2a 49) (revised 12.05.2008)	HARRISON, Thomas (I4039)
5931	THOMAS HAWKSWORTH 1696 - 1696 Thomas, son of John HAWKSWORTH and Anne, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 6 March 1695/96 (FamilySearch) Thomas, son of John HAWKSWORTH, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 16 May 1696. (PR) (revised 23.08.2016)	HAWKSWORTH, Thomas (I4916)
5932	THOMAS HAWKSWORTH 1710-1734 Thomas, son of John HAWKSWORTH by Jane, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 24 May 1710. (PR) Thomas, son of John HAWKSWORTH, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 20 October 1734. (PR) (revised 04.09.2016)	HAWKSWORTH, Thomas (I7816)
5933	THOMAS HAYCOCK Witness of the Will of Thomas PILKINTON (1702-1762). An Index of the Will of Thomas PILKINTON (1702-1762), carpenter, of Stamford, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 27 January 1762. Probate was granted on 25 February 1762. 01Thomas PILKINTON, the Testator. 02 Sarah, wife of the Testator Thomas PILKINTON. 03 Widow MAC-GREY, tenant of house in Bull's Lane, St. George, Stamford. 04 Robert PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 05 William PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 06 Thomas PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 07 Nicholas PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 08 John PILKINTON, son of the Testator. 09 George PILKINTON, son f the Testator. 10 Sarah PILKINTON, daughter of the Testator. 11 Elizabeth PILKINTON, daughter of the Testator. 12 Mary PILKINTON, daughter of the Testator. 13Thos. HAYCOCK, witness. 14 Clemt. ADAMS, witness. 15 William HUDSEN, witness. 16 Rd. A. KNOWLES, Surrogate. (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1762/174) (revised 29.12.2019)	HAYCOCK, Thomas (I9138)
5934	THOMAS HAYNES A blacksmith according to his son William's marriage certificate. (revised 22.11.2005)	HAYNES, Thomas (I4485)
5935	THOMAS HENRY MITCHELL 1875- From the 1901 census of the industrial school ship "Southampton" berthed in Alexandra Dock, Hull, Yorkshire: Thomas Henry MITCHELL, officer, single, aged 26, school master (assist.), born in Scotland. (RG13/4487/152/1) Thomas Henry MITCHELL, a 26 year old bachelor, a schoolmaster from Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, and son of Thomas Mitchell, a draper, married Nora CROSBY, a 25 year old spinster from Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire, and daughter of George CROSBY, labourer, at Sutton Bridge on 8 April 1901. Witnesses were James Black MITCHELL, Annie WRIGHT, Thomas Samuel STEEL, and Janet McKenzie DALLAS. (PR) NOTE: Thomas Samuel Steel was the husband of Nora CROSBY's sister Angelina.	MITCHELL, Thomas Henry (I2671)
5936	THOMAS HENRY REED 1875-1955 Thomas Henry REED was born in 1875. According to the 1939 Register, he was born on 21 June 1875. (GRO September Q 1875 Spalding 07A 355) Thomas Henry REED married Mary Ann MOLSHER formerly FISHER in 1909. (GRO March Q 1909 Spalding 7a 540) From the 1911 census of Baston Fen, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire: Thomas Henry REED, head, aged 35, married, farm horseman, worker, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Mary Ann REED, wife, aged 42, married 2 years, 1 child (living), born at North Fen, Bourne, Lincolnshire; John D. Molsher FISHER, son, aged 16, single, farm labourer, worker, born at Deeping St. Nicholas, Bourne, Lincolnshire; Albert E. V. MOLSHER, son, aged 14, school, born at Deeping St. Nicholas, Lincolnshire; Beatrice M. MOLSHER, daughter, aged 12, school, born at Deeping St. Nicholas, Lincolnshire; Marion J. R. MOLSHER, daughter, aged 5, born at Deeping St. Nicholas, Lincolnshire; Gladys M. R. MOLSHER, daughter, aged 3, born at Deeping St. Nicholas, Lincolnshire; Arthur S. REED, son, aged 1, born at Deeping St. Nicholas, Lincolnshire; George William ILLITT, boarder, single, aged 20, farm labourer, worker, born at Deeping St. Nicholas, Lincolnshire. (RG14/PN19509 RG78PN1170 RD413 SD6 ED3 SN86) Phyllis Mabel REED was born on 16 May 1912. (GRO June Q 1912 [FISHER] Spalding 07A 729) John William EDGOOSE, a 25 year old grocer from Gosberton, Lincolnshire, a bachelor, and son of James EDGOOSE, blacksmith, married Phyllis Mabel REED, a 25 year old spinster from Quadring, Lincolnshire, and daughter of Thomas Henry REED, a farm labourer, at Quadring Parish Church, on 31 January 1938. Witnesses were T. H. REED, J. B. JOHNSON, and A. E. JEFFRIES. (GRO March Q 1938 Spalding 07a 625) (Marriage Certificate) From the 1939 Register of Salem Street, Gosberton, Spalding R. D., Lincolnshire: Thomas REED, born 21 June 1875, farm labourer, married; Mary REED, born 10 March 1870, unpaid domestic duties, married; Dennis CLIFTON, born 16 July 1927, at school, married; John CLIFTON, born 14 November 1932, at school, single. (RG101/63778B/006/44 THFL) The death of Thomas Henry REED aged 79 was registered in 1955. (GRO September Q 1855 Spalding 03B 67) (revised 09.10.2021)	REED, Thomas Henry (I2637)
5937	THOMAS HENRY ROSCORLA 1870- According to his grandson Kenneth Haward Walker Thomas Henry ROSCORLA was born at Helston, Cornwall, on 9 October 1870. He is said to have had nine siblings. At the time of the 1891 census he was a boarder with the GEORGE family at 12 Thorn Terrace, Liskeard, Cornwall: Thomas H. ROSCORLA, boarder, single, aged 20, hairdresser, neither employed nor unemployed, born at Helston, Cornwall. (RG12/1810/123/18) Thomas Henry ROSCORDA (sic) married Ethel Gazelle Lamarchent WICKS at St.Mary's, Truro, Cornwall, on 24 October 1895. (GRO December Q 1895 Truro 5c 255) (www.cornwalleng.com) From the 1901 census of 6 Vine Street, St. John, Lambeth, London: *Thomas H. ROSCORLA, head, aged 30, hairdresser's assistant, born at Helston, Cornwall; Ethel ROSCORLA, wife, aged 24, born in Truro, Corwall; Charles ROSCORLA, son, aged 1, born in Lambeth, London. (RG13/404/44/29) Their daughter Irene was staying with her grandparents. In 1909 a Thomas ROSCORLA had an agreement with the Great Western Railway Company to sell fruit on Helston station. (National Archives) At the time of the 1911 census his eleven year old son Charles appears to have been in the Dr. Barnado's Home Norwood Branch at 145 Portland Road, South Norwood. Neither his date of birth nor his place of birth was known. (RG14/3375) NOTES & QUERIES: Thomas H. ROSCORLA, aged 33, arrived in New York, USA, from Southampton, England, on 22 October 1905. (www.ancestry.co.uk) Thomas H. ROSCORLA, aged 37, married, a miner, sailed on the liner s/s Philadelphia which left Southampton for New York on 21 May 1910, travelling 2nd class. He arrived in New York on 29 May 1910, destination Rossland, BC. (www.ancestry.co.uk) In 1905 the same man appears to have sailed to Canada, destination Rossland, BC, to the home of his brother-in-law Mr. Hayden. (revised 28.11.2017)	ROSCORLA, Thomas Henry (I1094)
5938	THOMAS HERRETT Circa 1811-1843 Thomas HERRETT married Elizabeth MILES at Seale, Surrey, on 19 December 1832. (FamilySearch) A Thomas HERRETT aged 32 was buried at Seale, Surrey, on 26 August 1843. (revised 22.11.2012)	HERRETT, Thomas (I7037)
5939	THOMAS HILL HAWKINS 1888- Thomas Hill HAWKINS, son of Thomas and Elizabeth HAWKINS, was baptised at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 3 October 1788. (PR) A Sarah LIGHTFOOT, spinster, married Thomas Hill HAWKINS, a Stamford St. George bachelor, at Stamford St. Michael, Lincolnshire, on 23 October 1816. Witnesses were Thos HAWKINS, Suss [sic] DALE, and Basil FERRAR. (PR) (revised 10.12.2017)	HAWKINS, Thomas Hill (I7260)
5940	THOMAS HOG(G)ARD or HAGGARD Circa 1751- Sarah PILKINTON [sic], a 21 year old spinster of this parish, married Thomas HOGGARD, a 30 year old bachelor not of this parish, at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 9 April 1781. (BVRI) (MB 1781/92 and 93) The LFHS Marriage Index has THOMAS HAGGARD. He was of Stamford All Saints in 1797. (Source?) Whitaiver (revised 19.02.2017)	HOG(G)ARD, Thomas (I1542)
5941	THOMAS HOLBON 1605- 1604/05 "The xvijth day of March was baptized Thomas HOLBURNE son of John HOLBURNE" (Lincstothepast: Bassingthorpe PR Image 18, 1604/05)	HOLBORN, Thomas (Holburne) (I6692)
5942	THOMAS HOLBORN 1678-1680 Thomas, son of John HOBORNE and Eliz, was baptised at West Walton, Norfolk, on 28 April 1678. (FreeReg) Thomas, son of John HOBBORNE (sic) and Eliz, was buried at West Walton, Norfolk, on 16 December 1680. (FreeReg) (revised 14.12.2015)	HOLBORN, Thomas (Hoborne) (I6699)
5943	THOMAS HOLBORN 1682-1682 Thomas, son of John HOBORNE and Eliz, was baptised at West Walton, Norfolk, on 5 March 1681/82. He was buried at West Walton on 14 March the same year. (FreeReg) NOTES & QUERIES: According to FreeReg, three sons of John and Elizabeth named Thomas were buried at West Walton in March 1681/82: Tho HOBORNE on 14 March 1681/82 (ATs) Tho. HOBORNE on 19 March 1681/82 (PR) Tho HUBORNE on 5 March 1681/82 (PR) (revised 10.03.2012)	HOLBORN, Thomas (Hoborne-Huborne) (I6702)
5944	THOMAS HOLBORN 1777-1858 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: I am indebted to Ian Fordyce (Rosian@btinternet.com) for the family tree of the HOLBORNs of Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk. Thomas, son of James and Elizabeth HOLBORN, was baptised at Terrington St. Clement on 18 March 1777 He became a bricklayer by trade and married Mary FORTES, spinster, at Terrington St. Clement on 6 March 1803. Witnesses were Joseph LAMBERT and Wm. READER. (www.freereg.org.uk) Regrettably, the father's name does not appear to have been given. They had at least eight children. From the 1841 census of Northfield, Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk: Thomas HOLBORN, aged 64, bricklayer, born in Norfolk; Mary HOLBORN, aged 56, born in Norfolk; James HOLBORN, aged 35, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; Susan HOLBORN, aged 20, f(emale) s(ervant), born in Norfolk; Rebecca HOLBORN, aged 15, dressmaker, born in Norfolk. (HO107/770/4/30/25) From the 1851 census of Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk: Thomas HOLBORN, head, aged 74, pauper (bricklayer), born at Terrington, Norfolk; Mary HOLBORN, wife, aged 66, pauper, born at Swanton Novers, Norfolk; Rebecca HOLBORN, daughter, aged 26, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Terrington, Norfolk. (HO107/1767/65/49) The death of a Thomas HOLBORN was registered in 1858. (GRO March Q 1858 Wisbech 3b 438) Thomas HOLBORN of Terrington was buried at Terrington St. Clement on 4 April 1858 aged 81. (www.freereg.org.uk) (revised 17.03.2012)	HOLBORN, Thomas (I1511)
5945	THOMAS HOLBORN 1806 or 1807-1889 Thomas HOLBORN, single man of Terrington St. Clement, married Elizabeth TAYLOR, single woman of Terrington St. Clement, at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 12 October 1827. Witnesses were Charles YALLOP, Eleanor FULLER, and Mary HOLBORN. From the 1841 census of Spellow, Tilney All Saints, Norfolk; Thomas HOLBORN, aged 30, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; Elizabeth HOLBORN, aged 40, born in Norfolk. (HO107/770/6/10/17) From the 1851 census of Tilney All Saints, Norfolk: Thomas HOLBORN, head, aged 44, agricultural labourer and farming 6 acres, born at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk; Elizabeth HOLBORN, wife, aged 51, born at St. Mary's (sic), Norfolk. (HO107/1767/112/10) From the 1861 census of Bentick Road, Tilney All Saints, Norfolk: Thomas HOLBORN, head, aged 55, agricultural labourer and farmer of 7 acres, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HOLBORN, wife, aged 61, born at St. Mary's (sic), Norfolk. (RG9/1051/77/8) From the 1871 census of 4th. Spellow Field, Tilney All Saints, Norfolk: Thomas HOLBORN, head, aged 65, farmer of 6 acres, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HOLBORN, wife, aged 71, farmer's wife, born at St. Mary's, Norfolk; James EDWARDS, boarder, aged 32, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton, Norfolk. (RG10/1618/88/14) His wife Elizabeth HOLBORN of Tilney All Saints was buried at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 3 March 1876 aged 77. (FreeReg) Thomas HOLBORN married Susannah RICKWOOD in 1876. (GRO December Q 1876 Wisbech 3b 1391) From the 1881 census of Tilney All Saints, Norfolk: *Thomas HOLBORN, head, aged 75, married, farmer of 6 acres, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Susannah HOLBORN, wife, aged 76, married, born at West Lynn, Norfolk. (RG11/1698/77/2) The death of Thomas HOLBORN aged 82 was registered in 1889. (GRO September Q 1889 Wisbech 3b 337) Thomas HOLBORN. Personal Estate £14. 9s. 2d. 15 October. the Will with a Codicil of Thomas HOLBORN formerly of Tilney All Saints but late of Terrington St. Clement both in the County of Norfolk Farmer who died 31 July 1889 at Terrington St. Clement was proved at Norwich by Ann OTWAY (sic) Widow the Sister and Susannah HOLBORN Widow the Relict both of Terrington St. Clement the Executrixes. (National Probate Calendar 1889) (revised 10.04.2012)	HOLBORN, Thomas (I6774)
5946	THOMAS HOLBORN 1849-1849 Thomas, son of Robert and Ann HOLBORN of Terrington, was baptised at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 11 October 1849. His father Robert HOLBORN was a labourer. (www.freereg.org.uk) The death of Thomas HOLBORN was registered in 1849. (GRO December Q 1849 Wisbech 14 112) (revised 17.03.2012)	HOLBORN, Thomas (I6150)
5947	THOMAS HOLBORN OTTWAY 1840 or 1841- From the 1851 census of Terrington St. Clements, Norfolk: Robert OTTWAY, head, aged 29, master cordwainer, born at Swanton Novers, Norfolk; Ann OTTWAY, wife, aged 35, cordwainer's wife, born at Wiberton, Lincolnshire; *Thomas HOLBORN (OTTWAY), son, aged 10, scholar, born at Lynn; Maria OTTWAY, daughter, aged 2, born at Terrington. (HO107/1767/67/52) NOTES & QUERIES: When and where was he born? Did he die before the 1861 census?	OTTWAY, Thomas Holborn (I2772)
5948	THOMAS HOLMES 1875-1959 The birth of Thomas HOLMES was registered in 1875. (GRO December Q 1875 Boston 7a 398) From the 1881 census of Carrington, Lincolnshire: Robert HOLMES, head, aged 47, agricultural labourer, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Eleanor HOLMES, wife, aged 47, born at Frith Ville, Lincolnshire; Robert HOLMES, son, aged 17, agricultural labourer, born at Frithville, Lincolnshire; Samuel HOLMES, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Frithville, Lincolnshire; George HOLMES, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Frithville, Lincolnshire; Thomas HOLMES, son, aged 5, born at Fishtoft Fen, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3216/81/5) From the 1891 census of Moorhouses Road, West Ville Township, Lincolnshire; Robert HOMES [sic], head, aged 58, agricultural labourer, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Eleanor HOMES [sic], wife, aged 55, born at Frithville, Lincolnshire; Robert HOMES [sic], son, aged 27, agricultural labourer, born at Frithville, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HOMES [sic], daughter, aged 25, born at Frithville, Lincolnshire; George HOMES [sic], son, aged 17, farm servant, born at Frithville, Lincolnshire; John HOMES [sic], son, aged 15, born at Fishtoft, Lincolnshire; John KIRK, lodger, aged 40, agricultural labourer, born at Langrick, Lincolnshire; George PATRICK, lodger, aged 21, farm servant, born at Medlam, Lincolnshire. (RG12/2572/69/6) The marriage between Thomas HOLMES and Mary Jane DAY was registered in 1898. (GRO March Q 1898 Boston 7a 544) From the 1901 Census of Church Green Road, Fishtoft, Lincolnshire. Thomas HOLMES, head, aged 25, ordinary agricultural labourer, born at Fishtoft, Lincolnshire; Mary J. HOLMES, wife, aged 20, born at Kirton Fen, Lincolnshire; Mary E. HOLMES, daughter, aged 11 months, born at Fishtoft, Lincolnshire. (RG13/3042/14/1) From the 1911 Census of Frieston Ings, Lincolnshire: Thomas HOLMES, head, aged 35, farm labourer, born at Fishtoft Drove, Lincolnshire; Mary Jane HOLMES, wife, aged 29, married 13 years, 9 children of whom 8 living, born at Kirton Fen, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HOLMES, daughter, aged 12, school, born at Fishtoft, Lincolnshire; Mary Ellen HOLMES, daughter, aged 10, school, born at Fishtoft, Lincolnshire; Rebecca HOLMES, daughter, aged 9, school, born at Fishtoft, Lincolnshire; Joseph HOLMES, son, aged 8, school, born at Butterwick Ings, Lincolnshire; Thomas HOLMES, son, aged 7, school, born at Butterwick Ings, Lincolnshire; May HOLMES, daughter, aged 3, born at Butterwick Ings, Lincolnshire; Fred HOLMES, son, aged 2, born at Butterwick Ings, Lincolnshire; Lucy Elizabeth HOLMES, daughter, aged 6 months, born at Butterwick Ings, Lincolnshire; Fred DAY, visitor, aged 23, single, labourer on farm, born at Kirton Fen, Lincolnshire. (RG14/19570) The death of Thomas HOLMES aged 83 was registered in 1959. (GRO June Q 1959 Boston 3b 24) (revised 27.03.2013)	HOLMES, Thomas (John) (I7201)
5949	THOMAS HUDSON 1752-1826 Thomas, son of John and Catharine HUDSON, was baptised at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, on 14 December 1752. (CFHS Register Transcript) Thos. HUDSON, John POWELL, Elizabeth HARRISON and John OLLARD witnessed the marriage between John HARRISON, bachelor, and Mary CHAPMAN, spinster, both of Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, at Wisbech St. Peter on 15 May 1777. (CFHS Register Transcript) Thomas HUDSON and Elizabeth VESSEY, both of Wisbech St. Peter, were married at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, on 16 April 1781. Witnesses were John HUDSON and Thos. POGSON. (CFHS Register Transcript) Thomas HUDSON and Easter ALLDRED witnessed the marriage between John VESSEY, widower, of Emneth and Ann ADEAY, widow, of Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, at Wisbech St. Peter on 14 October 1783. (CFHS Register Transcript) Thos. HUDSON and John HALL witnessed the marriage between Samuel BARNES, bachelor, and Hannah DALE, spinster, both of Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, at Wisbech St. Peter on 4 August 1784. (CFHS Register Transcript) Thomas HUDSON and John CUNINTON witnessed the marriage between William DAWSON, bachelor, of Elm and Alice KISBY, spinster, of Wisbech St. Peter at Wisbech St. Peter on 22 March 1785. (CFHS Transcript) Thomas HUDSON and John HALL witnessed the marriage between Jonathan BURDEN, bachelor, and Jane POWELL, spinster, both of Wisbech St. Peter, at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, on 6 June 1787. Thomas HUDSON and James FISHER witnessed the marriage between James VESSEY and King Barrow HUDSON at West Walton, Norfolk, on 8 May 1794. (FreeReg) Thomas HUDSON and Ann AUSTIN witnessed the marriage between Bartholomew VESSEY and Hannah WRIGHT at West Walton on 1 May 1800. (FreeReg) Thomas HUDSON and James SAVAGE witnessed the marriage between Robert GORDON and Sarah I. SAVAGE at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, on 25 July 1803. (CFHS Register Transcript) Thomas HUDSON and Elizabeth HALL, both of this parish, were married at West Walton on 29 October 1811. Witnesses were William HUDSON and King Clayden HUDSON. (FreeReg) A Thomas HUDSON of Church Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire was buried at Wisbech St. Peter in 1826 aged 74. (CFHS Register Transcript) (revised 06.04.2008) (revised 13.01.2011)	HUDSON, Thomas (I1452)
5950	THOMAS HUGGINS 1831-1831 Thomas HUGGINS, an infant from Timberland Waterside, was buried at St. Andrew, Timberland, Lincolnshire, on 22 May 1831. (PR) (revised 28.10.2012)	HUGGINS, Thomas (I2902)