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| 5951 | THOMAS HUMFRAYE or HUMFREY Thomas HUMFRAYE was mentioned in his father's will in 1566. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1563-6 & 9/96) | HUMFREY, Thomas (I8272)
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| 5952 | THOMAS HUMFREY ????-1566 Thomas HUMFRAYE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, husbandman, made a will on 8 April 1566. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 12 June 1566. Beneficiaries: John son of John RICHARDSONNE Alice wife of the said John RICHARDSONNE Alice daughter of Thomas ELLOND Thomas BARWIKE Richerde and Nicholas the sons of Nicholas WILKINSON Nicholas WILKINSON John SLATER the clarke John PARKINSON Richard FRESSE his servant Mariane KILCHE Alice wife of Thomas ELLONDE Francis JONSON of Gosbertowne John LYLLE his kinsman Elizabeth YONSON jis goddaughter Nicholas WILKINSONNE, also supervisor, and guardian for his on Thomas (under age) Thomas NEWHOUSE, also supervisor Emme wife of Thomas NEWHOUSE Ellene wife of Nicholas WILKINSONNE Thomas ELLOND Thomas BRIMHOWLDE Robert PEDER Allexander LEUES John HOUPE Joane wife of Thomas BARWIKE Elline [HUMFRAYE], "red petticote that was his daughter Ellines" Jonne or Joanne HUMFRAYE his wife, executrix Thomas HUMFRAYE his son Witnesses: Nicholas WILKINSON (see above) Thomas NEWHOUSE (see above) Thomas NICHOLIS Thomas ELLONDE slater (occupation?) An Index to the Will of Hugh READ (????-1568), yeoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 27 December 1556 and proved at Lincoln on 24 September 1568. 01*Hugh READ, the Testator 02 Jennet READ, daughter of the Testator. House in Surfleet. 03 William READ, son of the Testator, executor 04 Margaret [READ], wife of the Testator, executor 05 Robert HUDDLESTONNE, beneficiary and joint supervisor 06 Robert HARRISONNE, a former copyholder 07 Thomas CAWTHORPE, joint supervisor 08 Thomas UMFREY, witness 09 John ETGOOS, witness, a tenant of the Lordship 10 Thomas YONGE, witness (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1568/86) (revised 18.02.2020) | HUMFREY, Thomas (I2707)
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| 5953 | THOMAS HUTSBY 1854 -1939 The birth of a Thomas HUTSBY was registered in 1854. (GRO December Q 1854 Basford 7b 75) Thomas HUTSBY married Elizabeth SWANN (sic) from Stoke-on-Trent at Brinsley, Nottinghamshire, on 8 July 1878. She was described as a 19 year old Brinsley spinster, daughter of Thomas SWANN miner. Thomas HUTSBY was a 23 year old Brinsley bachelor and miner, son of miner William HUTSBY. Witnesses were John HUTSBY and Sarah Ann HUTSBY. (GRO September Q 1878 Basford 7b 121) From the 1881 census of Bridge Hill Row, Aldercar, Heanor, Derbyshire: *Thomas HUTSBY, head, aged 25, coal miner, born at Brinsley, Nottinghamshire; Elizabeth HUTSBY, wife, aged 21, born in Staffordsh North (sic); Arthur HUTSBY, son, aged 1, born at Heanor, Derbyshire. (RG11/3324/132/24) From the 1891 census of Brinsley, Nottinghamshire: *Thomas HUTSBY, head, aged 38, coal miner, born at Greasley, Nottinghamshire; Eliza HUTSBY, wife, aged 30, born at Greasley (sic); Arthur HUTSBY, son, aged 11, born at Greasley; William HUTSBY, son, aged 7, born at Greasley; Percy HUTSBY, son, aged 2 months, born at Greasley. (RG12/2661/26/46) Following the death of Eliza in 1897 "aged about 40" (Eastwood and Kimberley Advertiser 4 June 1897, he married Sarah Hannah BESTWICK, a Heanor spinster of full age and daughter of George BESTWICK, miner, at St. Laurence Church, Heanor, in 1898. Thomas HUTSBY was described as a widowed miner of 173 Ray Street, Heanor, and son of miner William HUTSBY deceased. Witnesses were John BESTWICK and Nellie BESTWICK . (GRO December Q 1898 Basford 7b 320) He married Ellen DAYBELL, a spinster of full age of 173 Ray Street, Heanor, and daughter of William DAYBELL coal dealer, at St. Laurence Church, Heanor, in 1910. Thomas HUTSBY was described as a widower of full age of 173 Ray Street, Heanor, son miner William HUTSBY deceased. Witnesses were Edward MORSE and Nellie THOMPSON. (GRO December Q 1910 Basford 7b 341) From The Observer January 1936: Mr. T. HUTSBY was one of the sidesmen at the Marlpool Church. He died in September 1939 aged 85. (GRO September Q 1939 Ilkeston 7b 612) (Source of all the above: Hutsby@aol.com) (revised 11.08.2007) | HUTSBY, Thomas (I2934)
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| 5954 | THOMAS HUTSBY 1834- He was born on 15 March 1834 and baptised at the Shipley Wood and Beaverley and Slade Primitive Methodist Chapel, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, on 8 October 1835. (IGI) From the 1851 census of Wharf Row, Greasley, Nottinghamshire: William HUTCHBY (sic), head, aged 55, coal miner, born at Greasley; Hannah HUTCHBY, wife, aged 52, born at Longford, Warwickshire; Sally HUTCHBY, daughter, aged 23, framework knitter, born at Greasley; Joseph HUTCHBY, son, aged 19, coal miner, born at Greasley; *Thomas HUTCHBY, son, aged 17, coal miner, born at Greasley; Eliza HUTCHBY, daughter, aged 12, lace maker, born at Greasley; Martha HUTCHBY, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Greasley; Mary HUTCHBY, daughter, aged 4 months, born at Greasley; Jane SWAN, visitor, aged 11, born at Greasley. (HO107/2125/291/11) | HUTSBY, Thomas (I2937)
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| 5955 | THOMAS HUTSBY SWAN 1853- The birth of Thomas Hutsby SWAN was registered in 1853. (GRO September Q 1853 Stoke T 6b 163) The 1861 census return for Upper John Street, Longton, Staffordshire, lists the following: THOMAS SWANN, head, 40, coalminer, born Derbyshire; MARY SWANN, wife, 40, born Brinsley; JANE SWANN, daughter, 20, porter, born Brinsley; HANNAH SWANN, daughter, 18, porter, born Brinsley; ANN SWANN, daughter, 15, porter, born Brinsley; MARTHA SWANN, daughter, 10, china painter, born Derbyshire; *THOMAS SWANN, son, 7, scholar, born Longton, Staffordshire; MARY SWANN, daughter, 5 scholar, born Longton, Staffordshire; ELIZA SWANN, daughter, 2, born Longton, Staffordshire. (RG9/1942/56/37) The 1871 census returns for Aldercar Lane, Heanor, Derbyshire, list the following: THOMAS SWAN, head, 49, coalminer, born Aldercar. MARY SWAN, wife, 49, born Brinsley. *THOMAS SWAN, son, 16, coalminer, born Longton, Staffordshire. MARY SWAN, daughter, 13, born Longton, Staffordshire. ELIZA SWAN, daughter, 10, born Longton, Staffordshire. LOUISE SWAN, granddaughter, 9, born Longton, Staffordshire. JOHN EDGOOSE, visitor, 30, born Boston, Lincolnshire. HANNAH EDGOOSE, visitor, 26, born Brinsley, Nottinghamshire. (RG10/3480/29/10) The death of a Thomas SWANN (sic) aged 31 was registered in 1883. (GRO March Q 1883 Stone on Trent 6b 172) (revised 11.08.2007) | SWAN, Thomas Hutsby (I2940)
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| 5956 | THOMAS JOHN CAPPER 1846-1923 Thomas John CAPPER's birth was registered in 1846. (GRO September Q 1846 Portsea Is. 7 171) The 1871 census of 192 High Street, Poplar, Middlesex: *Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 24, coppersmith, born at Portsea, Hampshire; Elizabeth CAPPER, wife, aged 22, born at Slough, Oxfordshire; Thomas J. CAPPER. son, aged 2, born on the Isle of Dogs, Poplar. (RG10/586/34/12). The 1881 census return for 14 John Street, Portsea, Hampshire: *Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 34, coppersmith HMD Yard, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Priscilla E. CAPPER, wife, aged 31, born at Portsmouth (sic); Thomas J. CAPPER, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Poplar, Middlesex; Edwin J. CAPPER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Poplar; Elizabeth M. CAPPER, daughter, aged 3, born at Chelsea, Middlesex; Arthur CAPPER, son, aged 10 months, born at Poplar. (RG11/1143/74/24) According to the 1891 census the following were living at 45 School Lane, Portsea: *Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 44, employed as a coppersmith, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Priscilla E. CAPPER, wife, aged 42, born at Oxford, Oxfordshire; Thomas J. CAPPER, son, aged 21, single, purveyor of milk, born at Poplar in London; Elizabeth M. CAPPER, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Chelsea in London; Arthur CAPPER, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Poplar; George CAPPER, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Portsmouth. (RG12/856/137/5) The 1901 census of 45 School Lane, Portsmouth, Hampshire: *Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 54, coppersmith, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Priscilla E. CAPPER, wife, aged 52, born at Oxford, Oxfordshire; Elizabeth M. CAPPER, daughter, aged 23, domestic, born in Chelsea, London; Arthur CAPPER, son, aged 20, blacksmith's apprentice, born at Poplar, London; George CAPPER, son, aged 14, errand boy, born in Portsmouth, Hampshire. (RG13/978/105/5) The 1911 census of 45 School Lane, Buckland, Portsmouth: *Thomas John CAPPER, head, aged 64, widower, retired coppersmith pensioner, 8 children, 5 living, 3 dead, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; George CAPPER, son, aged 24, married, armourer crw R.N., Royal Navy, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Mabel Annie CAPPER, daughter-in-law, aged 19, married 2 years, 2 children, 2 living, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Mabel Elizabeth CAPPER, granddaughter, aged 2, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Winifred W. CAPPER, granddaughter, aged 1, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire. (RG14/5482) Thomas John CAPPER of 45 School-lane Buckland Portsmouth died 15 October 1923 Probate London 3 January to Thomas John CAPPER dairyman and George CAPPER armourer R.N. Effects £211 17s. 8d. (National Probate Calendar 1924) (revised 13.06.2012) | CAPPER, Thomas John (I1591)
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| 5957 | THOMAS JOHN CAPPER 1869- The birth of Thomas John CAPPER was registered in 1869. (GRO June Q 1869 Poplar 1c 654) The 1871 census of 192 High Street, Poplar, Middlesex: Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 24, coppersmith, born at Portsea, Hampshire; Elizabeth CAPPER, wife, aged 22, born at Slough, Oxfordshire; Thomas J. CAPPER. son, aged 2, born on the Isle of Dogs, Poplar. (RG10/586/34/12) The 1881 census return for 14 John Street, Portsea, Hampshire: Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 34, coppersmith HMD Yard, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Priscilla E. CAPPER, wife, aged 31, born at Portsmouth (sic); Thomas J. CAPPER, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Poplar, Middlesex; Edwin J. CAPPER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Poplar; Elizabeth M. CAPPER, daughter, aged 3, born at Chelsea, Middlesex; Arthur CAPPER, son, aged 10 months, born at Poplar. (RG11/1143/74/24) According to the 1891 census the following were living at 45 School Lane, Portsea: Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 44, employed as a coppersmith, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Priscilla E. CAPPER, wife, aged 42, born at Oxford, Oxfordshire; Thomas J. CAPPER, son, aged 21, single, purveyor of milk, born at Poplar in London; Elizabeth M. CAPPER, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Chelsea in London; Arthur CAPPER, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Poplar; George CAPPER, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Portsmouth. (RG12/856/137/5) The marriage of Thomas John CAPPER to Annie Eliza HONEY was registered in 1895. (GRO June Q 1895 Portsea 2b 871) The 1901 census of 30 Wellington Place, Portsmouth, Hampshire: *Thomas J. CAPPER, head, aged 31, purveyor of milk on own account at home, born at Poplar, London; Annie E. CAPPER, wife, aged 31, born at Portsmouth; Arthur H. CAPPER, son, aged 4, born at Portsmouth; Hettie E. CAPPER, daughter, aged 2, born at Portsmouth; Elizabeth HONEY, mother-in-law, widow, aged 70, born at Portsmouth; Alice M. HONEY, sister-in-law, aged 28, laundress, born at Portsmouth; Louisa K. HONEY, sister-in-law, aged 23, laundress, born at Portsmouth. (RG13/978/131/14) The 1911 census of 30 Wellington Place, Buckland, Portsmouth: *Thomas John CAPPER, head, aged 41, purveyor of milk, employer, born at Poplar, London; Annie Eliza CAPPER, wife, aged 41, married 16 years, 3 children of whom 2 living, assisting in the business, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Arthur Henry CAPPER, son, aged 14, school, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Edith Elenor Louisa CAPPER, daughter, aged 5, school, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire. (RG14/5484) George and his brother Thomas John CAPPER were granted probate of their father's will on 3 January 1924. (National Probate Calendar) (revised 27.12.2008) | CAPPER, Thomas John (I2621)
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| 5958 | THOMAS KIRBIE An Index of the Will of William KIRBIE the younger (????-1568), husbandman of Whaplode, Lincolnshire, made on 8 May 1568 and proved on 16 June 1568: 01*William KIRBIE the younger, the Testator 02*Thomas KIRBIE, son of the Testator 03 John KIRBIE, son of the Testator 04 Thomas COOKE 05 Robt. EDGOWS 06 Thomas SEMELY 07 Edward DAYVIE 08 Robt HOLLAND 09 Robt JACKSON 10 Gilbert DAWSON 11 Georg SHEPARD 12 Robt PARKENE 13 Bese DARWINE 14 Annes MUNCKES 15 John SHEPARD 16 Collet KIRBIE, wife of the Testator, executrix 17 William KIRBIE, father of the Testator, supervisor 18 Thomas DAWSON, brother in law of the Testator, supervisor 19 Phylloppe ALLEN, witness 20 Richard MORLEY, witness 21 Thomas COOKE, witness 22 Robt EDGOOSE, witness 23 John RANSSON, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1568/216) | KIRBIE, Thomas (I8740)
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| 5959 | THOMAS KNOWLES 1823- Thomas, son of William and Jane KNOWLES, was baptised at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 5 January 1823. (FamilySearch) Thomas KNOWLES, aged 20 and son of Willm KNOWLES, married Anne [sic], aged 21 and daughter of Josph MILES, at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 2 October 1843. (FamilySearch) From the 1851 census of Aldershot, Hampshire: *Thomas KNOWLES, head, aged 28, agriculural labourer, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Ann KNOWLES, wife, aged 28, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Robert KNOWLES, son, aged 7, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Fanny KNOWLES, daughter, aged 5, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Elizabeth KNOWLES, daughter, aged 3, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Ann KNOWLES, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Aldershot, Hampshire. (HO107/1595/83/29) From the 1861 census of Miles Cottages, Aldershot, Hampshire: *Thomas KNOWLES, head, married, aged 38, agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Ann KNOWLES, wife, aged 38, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Robert KNOWLES, son, aged 17, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Lucy KNOWLES, daughter, aged 5, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Isabella KNOLES [sic], aged 3, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Thomas KNOLES [sic], aged 9 months, born at Aldershot, Hampshire. (RG9/430/145/11) NOTE: Their 10 year old daughter Ann KNOWLES was living at Miles Cottages with her grandmother Mary MILES, widow. (RG9/430/145/12) The death of Thomas KNOWLES aged 48 was registered in 1871. (GRO June Q 1871 Farnham 2a 50) Thomas KNOWLES was buried at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 30 March 1871. (FamilySearch) (revised 29.11.2012) | KNOWLES, Thomas (I1612)
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| 5960 | THOMAS KNOWLES 1860- The birth of Thomas KNOWLES was registered in 1860. (GRO Farnham 2a 75 June Q 1860) From the 1861 census of Miles Cottages, Aldershot, Hampshire: Thomas KNOWLES, head, married, aged 38, agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Ann KNOWLES, wife, aged 38, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Robert KNOWLES, son, aged 17, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Lucy KNOWLES, daughter, aged 5, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Isabella KNOLES [sic], aged 3, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; *Thomas KNOLES [sic], aged 9 months, born at Aldershot, Hampshire. (RG9/430/145/11) NOTE: Their 10 year old daughter Ann KNOWLES was living at Miles Cottages with her grandmother Mary MILES, widow. (RG9/430/145/12) The 1871 census of Webster's Cottage, Aldershot, taken on 2 April 1871: Ann KNOWLS [sic], widow, aged 48, washerwoman, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; *Thomas Knowls, aged 11, born at Aldershot; Henery Knowls, aged 9, born at Aldershot; Ada Knowls, aged 4, born at Aldershot. (RG10/817/15/25) See NOTES & QUERIES below From the 1881 census of Alexandra Road, Aldershot, Hampshire: William CURTIS, head, aged 29, baker and confectioner, born at Brighton, Sussex; Lucy CURTIS, wife, aged 24, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Lucy CURTIS, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham; Mary CURTIS, daughter, aged 4, born at Middlesborough, Yorkshire; Annie CURTIS, daughter, aged 1, born at Lincoln; Samuel CURTIS, brother, aged 19, unmarried, baker, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; *Thomas KNOWLES, brother-in-law, unmarried, aged 20, butcher, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Ada Jane KNOWLES, sister-in-law, aged 15, domestic servant, born at Badshot Lea, Surrey. (RG11/781/18/29) Thomas KNOWLES and Annie Jane GEAR married in 1887. (GRO March Q 1887 Wandsworth 1d 715) Their daughter Florence Annie KNOWLES was born in 1887. (GRO December Q 1887 Pancras 1b 21) Their son Alfred Thomas KNOWLES was born in 1889. (GRO December 1889 Pancras 1b 14) The 1891 census of 20 Princess Road, St. Pancras, London: *Thomas KNOWLES, head, married, aged 30, butcher, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Annie J. KNOWLES, wife, aged 27 [?], born at Cerne Abbas, Dorset; Florence A. KNOWLES, daughter, aged 5, born at London St. Pancras; Alfred T. KNOWLES, son, aged 1, born at London St. Pancras. (RG12/118/98/49) From the 1901 census of 20 Princess Road, St. Pancras, London: *Thomas KNOWLES, head, aged 40, butcher, worker, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Annie J. KNOWLES, wife, aged 39, at home, born at Coneabbas [sic], Dorset; Florence A. KNOWLES, daughter, aged 13, at home, born at St. Pancras, London; Alfred T. KNOWLES, son, aged 11, at home, born at St. Pancras, London; Winifred F. KNOWLES, daughter, aged 8, at home, born at St. Pancras, London. Harry HOCKER, boarder, single, aged 20, butcher, born at Paddington, London; William E. ALDERSON, boarder, single, aged 22, school master, born at Birch, Essex; Ernest J. MOODY, boarder, aged 23, single, bricklayer, born at Bierton, Buckinghamshire; Daniel NEALE, boarder, aged 27, single, school master, born at Eastney, Hampshire. (RG13/133/23/38) (revised 03.12.2012) | KNOWLES, Thomas (I7076)
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| 5961 | THOMAS KNOWLES Circa 1755-1815 Thomas NOWLES and Eliz. MILES married at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 25 August 1785. (FamilySearch) A Thomas KNOWLES was buried at Aldershot, Hampshire, in 1815 aged 60. An exact date was not given. (Hampshire Genealogical Society Burial Index 1400-1837) (revised 29.12.2012) | KNOWLES, Thomas (I796)
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| 5962 | THOMAS LEAVES Cousin of Thomas LEAVES (????-1654) An Index of the Will of Thomas LEAVES (????-1654), yeoman of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The will was dated 13 June 1654. Probate was granted at Westminster on 17 November 1654. 01*Thomas LEAVES, the Testator 02 John LEAVES, cousin of the Testator, executor 03 Mr. Robert BISSELL 04 Robert ELDRED, the three children he had by Jane his wife. 05 Jane ELDRED, wife of the above Robert ELDRED. 06 Richard LEAVES late of Langham in Essex, cousin of the Testator, reference to the daughters of Richard LEAVES. 07 Anne LEVES [sic], daughter of the Testator's brother Henry. 08 Henry LEAVES, brother of Thomas LEAVES 09 Jane MAKERNESSS of Spalding, widow, cousin of the Testator. 10 Thomas LEAVES, son of Richard LEAVES late of Langham in Essex. 11 Edward JACKSON of Pinchbeck, tenant and beneficiary 12*Thomas LEAVES, cousin of the Testator. 13 Robert LEAVES, son of Richard LEAVES, cousin of the Testator 14 George BROWNE, tenant and beneficiary 15 John EDGOOSE, from whom he purchased 4 acres of Pasture. 16 Margaret, wife of John LEAVES 17 John AYRE, tenant and beneficiary 18 Thomas BLADESMITH, beneficiary 19 Rob(er)t ROBINSON, witness. 20 Phillip BROOKE, witness. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB II 237 1654) (revised 28.02.2020) | LEAVES, Thomas (I8976)
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| 5963 | THOMAS LEAVES (????-1654) Thomas LEAVES son of Richard LEAVES. See 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, 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) An Index of the Will of Robert LEAVES (????-1673), yeoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 21 May 1673. Probate was granted on 30 May 1673. 01*Robert LEAVES, the Testator. 02 Elizabeth EDGOOSE, godchild of the Testator. 03 John RICKET, godchild of the Testator. 04*Thomas LEAVES, brother of the Testator, executor. 05 John EDGOOSE, witness. 06 Will(ia)m JACKSON, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1673/253) (revised 15.03.2020) | LEAVES, Thomas (I8974)
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| 5964 | 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, 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) The Will of Thomas LEAVES (????-1654) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, yeoman, in which he refers to 4 acres of pasture in the tenure of George BROWNE bought from John EDGOOSE: (surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded) "In the name of God Amen June the thirteenth 1654 I Thomas LEAVES of Pinchbeck in the Countie of Lincoln yeoman being sicke of bodie but of good and perfect Memorie thanks be unto God Doe make and ordeine this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following First I give and bequeathe my Sowle and Spiritt into the Hands of Almighty God whoe gave it hoping to be saved by the Death and Merrits of Jesus Christ my onlie Saviour and Redeemer And my bodie to be buried in the Parish Church of Pinchbecke And all my worldlie Goods as followeth Item I give unto the poore of Pinchbecke twenty pounds to be putt forth for the best use for them And the use to be given to them yearlie everie twentie first Day of December soe long as the World shall endure And I make and ordeine my Cozen John LEAVES and Mr. Robert BISSELL feoffico in trust for it Item I give unto Robert ELDRED his three Children which he hath by Jane his wife the Sum(m)e of twentie pounds apeece to be put forth for them by John LEAVES within eight Weekes after my decease untill such time as they shall accomplish theire severall Ages of one and twentie yeares Item I give unto Jane the wife of Robert ELDRED twenty pounds Item I give unto the Daughters of Richard LEAVES my Cozen late of Langham in Essex tenne pounds apeece to be put forth by John LEAVES to the best use within eight weekes after my decease Item I give unto Anne the Daughter of Henry Leves [sic] my brother fortie shillings a yeare during her naturall life to be paid by my Executor Item I give unto Jane MAKERNES of Spalding widdowe my Cozen eight pounds a yeare during her naturall life to be paid by Thomas LEAVES sonne of Richard LEAVES my Cozen and for want of such yearly payment shee the aforesaid Jane shall have power to enter to enter and distreine in and upon one Cottage and three Acres of Land and Pasture now in the tenure and Occupac(i)on of Edward JACKSON of Pinchbecke Item I give unto Thomas LEAVES my Cozen and the heires Male of his bodie the aforesaid Cottages w(i)th three Acres of Land and Pasture in the Tenure of Edward JACKSON as aforesaid Item I give unto Robert LEAVES sonne of Richard LEAVES my Cozen and the heires Male of his Bodie my two Cottages and foure Acres of Land and pasture lying and being in Whaplode Drove Item my will further is that if Thomas LEAVES and Robert LEAVES or either of them shall depart theire naturall Lives without Issue Male of theire Bodies lawfullie begotten Then the aforesaid Cottages and Lands and Pasture to them given shall remaine and be unto the heires male of John LEAVES my Cozen forever Item I give unto my Cozen John LEAVES one Messuage w(i)th three Acres of Land and Pasture be it more or lesse now in the Tenure of George BROWNE Item I give unto my Cozen John LEAVES four Acres of Pasture that I purchased of John EDGOOSE now in the tenure of George BROWNE aforesaid And my will is that my Cozen John LEAVES shall have the Messuage and three Acres of Land and Pasture and the foure Acres of Pasture afores(ai)d to him the s(ai)d John LEAVES and his heires for ever Item I give unto Margaret the wife of John LEAVES tenne pounds Item I give unto John AYRE ten(an)t one fustion doublett and one Coate Item I give unto Edward JACKSON one reddish chamlet suite Item I give unto George BROWNE one clothe Suite and a paire of Worsted Stockinge Item I give unto the poore of Pinchbecke three pounds to be distributed at my buriall Item I give unto Mr. Robert BISSELL one gold Ring Item My will is that if I Cannot get a ten(an)t to surrender twoe Acres of Coppiehold Lands at Whaplode Drove w(i)th the Cottage Then my will is that my Cozen Jane MAKERNES shall make a good Estate to Robert LEAVES my Cozen of the aforesaid Cottage and twoe Acres of Coppiehold Land according to this my will which if she refuse to doe my will is that Robert LEAVES my Cozen shall have the eight pounds ayeare given to her the s(ai)d Jane & shee to have no benefitt by any Guift in this my will Item my will is that my ten(an)ts be not put away nor have theire Rents raised payeing theire Rents and useing the Ground and houses as they ought to doe All the Rest of [end of page 1] my Goods not given granted nor bequeathed I give the wholly unto John LEAVES my Cozen whome I make and ordeine Executor of this my last will and Testament he seeing my Debts paid if any be my Legacies discharged and my bodie decentlie brought to the Ground and to receave my Debts Item I give Thomas BLADESMITH five shillings to buy him Gloves In Witnesse whereof I have here unto sett my hand and Seale the Day and yeare aforesaid Thomas LEAVES his marke. In presence of Rob(er)t ROBINSON Phillip BROOKE" The Will was proved at Westminster on 17 November 1654. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/237/1654) © Crown Copyright Image reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England. www.NationalArchives.gov.uk & www.TheGenealogist.co.uk. Thomas LEAVES yeoman was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, 15 June 1654. (Parish Register). (revised 28.02.2020) | LEAVES, Thomas (I8416)
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| 5965 | THOMAS LELO 1929-1998 Thomas LELO was born at Nausori, Rewa, Fiji, on 25 August 1929, son of Philip LILO and his wife Elizabeth EVERS. He died in Auckland, New Zealand, on 28 February 1998 and was buried in Mangare Lawn Cemetery, Auckland. NOTES & QUERIES: E-mail from Julia LELO 29 July 2020. (revised 29.07.2020) | LILO, Thomas (I5437)
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| 5966 | THOMAS LEONARD LEETE 1907-1960 The birth of Thomas Leonard LEETE was registered in 1907. (GRO September Q 1907 Leicester 7a 256) The 1911 census of 10 Skipworth Street, Leicester: Leonard LEETE, head, aged 31, house painter, born Leicester, Leicestershire; Mary LEETE, wife, married 6 years, aged 33, born Moate C W Mantle, Ireland; Frank LEETE, son, aged 5, school, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; *Thomas LEETE, son, aged 3, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Ada LEETE, daughter, aged 2, born in Leicestershire; Caroline TURNER, boarder, widow, aged 74, private means, born at Bedminister, Dorset. (RP14PN19229 RG78PN1151 RD407 SD2 ED12 SN37) The marriage between Thomas L. LEETE and Gladys K. TYERS was registered in 1930. (GRO March Q 1930 Leicester 7a 330) The death of Thomas L. LEETE aged 53 was registered in 1960. (GRO September Q 1960 Leicester 3a 569) (revised 19.08.2011) | LEETE, Thomas Leonard (I6250)
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| 5967 | THOMAS LESLIE GRIMMER See Will of Harold James EDGOOSE (1876-1950) of West Walton, Norfolk. | GRIMMER, Thomas Leslie (I9284)
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| 5968 | THOMAS LESLIE KENNARD 1906- The marriage between an Emily W. ARMSTRONG and Thomas L. KENNARD was registered in 1929. (GRO March Q 1929 Uxbridge 3a 79) From the 1939 Register of 2 Roch Avenue, Edgware, Harrow U.D., Middlesex: Thomas L. KENNARD, born 24 February 1906, electrical enineer, married; Emily W. KENNARD, born 15 June 1907, unpaid domestic duties, married; ONE CLOSED RECORD (RG101/0802E/011/38 BIHW) No trace of a death registration has been found in the GRO indexes for England & Wales. (revised 25.05.2019) | KENNARD, Thomas Leslie (I5741)
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| 5969 | THOMAS LEWIN -1751 Hannah, wife of Thomas LEWIN, was buried at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, on 1 December 1720. (CFHS) Thomas LEWIN married Mary ADAMS at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, on 16 April 1721. (CFHS) Mary, wife of Thomas LEWIN, was buried at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, on 12 June 1722. (CFHS) Thomas LEWIN, widower, married Mary NAPE, spinster, at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, on 29 April 1729. (CFHS) Thomas LEWIN was buried at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, on 13 October 1751. (CFHS) NOTES & QUERIES: Were Edward LEWIN, Mary LEWIN, and Ann LEWIN his children or those of his son Thomas Lewin who married Mary Lampton in 1739? (revised 04.01.2012) | LEWIN, Thomas (I1947)
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| 5970 | THOMAS LEWIN 1710-1764 THOMAS, son of THOMAS and HANNAH LEWEN (sic), was baptised at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, on 26 November 1710. (CHFS) THOMAS LEWIN single man married MARY LAMPKIN single woman at Newton-in-the-Isle, Cambridgeshire, on 7 October 1739. (CFHS) THOMAS LEWIN was buried at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, on 30 October 1764. (CFHS) | LEWIN, Thomas (I1949)
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| 5971 | THOMAS LIGHTFOOT 1803- Thomas, son of Richard LIGHTFOOT, tailor, and his wife Mary, was baptised at Stamford Baron St. Martin, Northamptonshire, on 29 October 1803. Richard LIGHTFOOT had married Mary EDGOSS at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 26 March 1782. (PR) | LIGHTFOOT, Thomas (I3241)
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| 5972 | THOMAS LOVE 1804-1870 Thomas, son of James and Elizabeth LOVE, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 13 September 1804. (PR) Thomas LOVE of Pinchbeck, bachelor, and Anne [sic] PASSMORE of Pinchbeck, spinster, married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire on 15 May 1828. Witnesses were John BRITTAIN and Mary COWHAM. (FreeReg) From the 1851 census of Small Drove Lane, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire: *Thomas LOVE, head, married, aged 47, farmer of 8 acres, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Ann LOVE, wife, married, aged 45, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire; Mary Ann COLE, daughter, married, labourer's wife, aged 21, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Charles LOVE, son, aged 11, agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Robt LOVE, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; George LOVE, son, aged 4, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; William COLE, grandson, under 1 month, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2096/26/16) The death of Thomas LOVE aged 65 was registered in 1870. (GRO March Q 1870 Spalding 7a 227) Thomas LOVE of Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire, was buried at Pinchbeck on 10 January 1870 aged 65. (LFHS Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 5) "LOVE Thomas. 10 March [1870]. The Will with a Codicil of Thomas LOVE late of Pinchbeck in the County of Lincoln Farmer deceased who died 6 January 1870 at Pinchbeck aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oaths of Thomas LOVE of Spalding in the County aforesaid Labourer the Son and Stephen ROBINSON of Pinchbeck aforesaid Farmer the Executors. Effects under ¬800." (National Probate Calendar 1870) (revised 11.06.2013) | LOVE, Thomas (I7516)
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| 5973 | Thomas LOVELL Circa 1785- Charlotte, daughter of Charlotte PILKINTON and Thomas LOVELL the supposed father, was baptised at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 7 September 1806. Charlotte PILKINTON (sic), a 20 year old spinster of this parish, married 21 year old bachelor Thomas LOVELL of Bainack, Northamptonshire, at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 2 October 1806 by licence. Witnesses were Thos PIKINSON (sic) and Charles FAIRCHILD. (FreeReg) (MB 1806/583 and 584) (revised 05.12.2015) | LOVELL, Thomas (I2571)
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| 5974 | THOMAS LYNN SHARP 1862-1897 The birth of Thomas Lynn SHARP was registered in 1862. (GRO June 1862 Wisbech 3b 625) The death of his supposed father was registered in 1861. (GRO June 1861 Wisbech 3b 402) From the 1871 census of Emneth, Norfolk: Mary Ann SHARP, head, aged 46, widow, farmer of 60 acres employing 2 labourers, born at Emneth; Robert SHARP, son, aged 15, farmer's son, born at Emneth; Jane SHARP, daughter, aged 13, scholar, born at Emneth; Maria SHARP, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Emneth; *Thomas SHARP, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Emneth; Mary LYNN, mother, aged 81, widow, annuitant, born at Emneth. (RG10/1619/92/13) Thomas Lynn SHARP married Eliza Ann RACEY at Emneth, Norfolk, on 8 August 1889. (Wisbech Deanery Magazine September 1889) The death of Thomas Lynn SHARPE (sic) was registered in 1897. (GRO June Q 1897 Wisbech 3b 355) | SHARP, Thomas Lynn (I5112)
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| 5975 | THOMAS MANN 1873- The birth of Thomas MANN was registered in 1873. (GRO September Q 1873 Hambledon 2a 121) From the 1881 census of Chiddingfold, Surrey: Maurice MANN, head, aged 31, blacksmith, born at Northchapel, Sussex; Susanna MANN, wife, aged 36, born at Kirdford, Sussex; Alice M. MANN, daughter, aged 10, born at Kirdford; William M. MANN, son, aged 11, born at Kirdford; *Thos. MANN, son, aged 7, born at Chiddingfold; Ernest MANN, son, aged 4, born at Chiddingfold; Ella MANN, daughter, aged 3, born at Chiddingfold; (RG11/791/75/4 and 76/4) From the 1891 census of Chiddingfold Village: Maurice MANN, head, aged 41, shoeing smith, born at Northchapel, Sussex; Susannah MANN, wife, aged 46, born at Kirdford, Sussex; *Thomas MANN, son, aged 17, born at Chiddingfold; Ernest MANN, son, aged 14,scholar, born at Chiddingfold; Florence Lily MANN, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Chiddingfold; Ethel Amy MANN, daughter, aged 3, born at Chiddingfold. (RG12/571/171/3) (revised 30.10.2015) | MANN, Thomas (I4813)
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| 5976 | THOMAS MARCHE the elder The Will of Elizabeth DRIVER late MARCHE formerly EDGOOSE (????-1578), made on the 12 day of August 1578. Probate was granted on 21 July 1579. 01*Elizabeth DRIVER, widow, the Testatrix 02 Richard DRYVER, gentleman of Limehouse, Middlesex, late husband of the Testatrix 03 John MARCHE the elder, son of the Testatrix 04 Justinian MARCHE, second son of the Testatrix 05*Thomas MARCHE the elder, son of the Testatrix 06 John MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 07 Thomas MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 08 Anne RUDING, daughter of the Testatrix 09 Richard RUDING, son-in-law of the Testatrix, husband of Anne RUDING 10 John MARCHE the younger's unnamed wife 11 Elizabeth BETT, niece of the Testatrix 12 Richard MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 13 John MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 14 Mary MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Richard and John MARCHE 15 Anne MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Mary MARCHE 16 Justinyan MARCHE's unnamed children 17 Richard RUDING's unnamed children 18 Jane RUDING, eldest daughter of Richard RUDING 19 Alice WOODFALL her maid 20 Mistress JONE RUDING 00 Unnamed children of the Testatrix's daughter Katherine 21 Goodwyffe BACCHUS 22 Katherine MALTSTER 23 Elizabeth MALTSTER 24 Anne MALTSTER 25 Joan TRAFFORD 26 Thomas GRENAM 27 Henry CHAPMAN's wife 28 Margaret MARCHE, daughter of the Testatrix 29 Reference to a bequest owing from the Testatrix's mother to her brother George DRIVER. 30 Richard RUDING, witness 31 Thomas MARCHE, witness (PRO PROB 11/61/392) (revised 18.02.2020) | MARCHE, Thomas The Elder (I1363)
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| 5977 | THOMAS MARCHE the younger The Will of Elizabeth DRIVER late MARCHE formerly EDGOOSE (????-1578), made on the 12 day of August 1578. Probate was granted on 21 July 1579. 01*Elizabeth DRIVER, widow, the Testatrix 02 Richard DRYVER, gentleman of Limehouse, Middlesex, late husband of the Testatrix 03 John MARCHE the elder, son of the Testatrix 04 Justinian MARCHE, second son of the Testatrix 05 Thomas MARCHE the elder, son of the Testatrix 06 John MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 07 Thomas MARCHE the younger, son of the Testatrix 08 Anne RUDING, daughter of the Testatrix 09 Richard RUDING, son-in-law of the Testatrix, husband of Anne RUDING 10 John MARCHE the younger's unnamed wife 11 Elizabeth BETT, niece of the Testatrix 12 Richard MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 13 John MARCHE, nephew of the Testatrix 14 Mary MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Richard and John MARCHE 15 Anne MARCHE, niece of the Testatrix, sister of Mary MARCHE 16 Justinyan MARCHE's unnamed children 17 Richard RUDING's unnamed children 18 Jane RUDING, eldest daughter of Richard RUDING 19 Alice WOODFALL her maid 20 Mistress JONE RUDING 00 Unnamed children of the Testatrix's daughter Katherine 21 Goodwyffe BACCHUS 22 Katherine MALTSTER 23 Elizabeth MALTSTER 24 Anne MALTSTER 25 Joan TRAFFORD 26 Thomas GRENAM 27 Henry CHAPMAN's wife 28 Margaret MARCHE, daughter of the Testatrix 29 Reference to a bequest owing from the Testatrix's mother to her brother George DRIVER. 30 Richard RUDING, witness 31 Thomas MARCHE, witness (PRO PROB 11/61/392) (revised 18.02.2020) | MARCHE, Thomas The Younger (I6344)
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| 5978 | THOMAS MARLOW An Index to the Will of Thomas ROWLEY (circa 1770-1845), gentleman, made on 4 April 1843. Probate was granted at London on 9 July 1845. 01*Thomas ROWLEY, the Testator Beneficiaries: 02 Patience Sarah DUNNING, daughter of the Testator 03 Mary Ann Caroline DICKENSON, daughter of the Testator, wife of Henry DICKENSON. 04 Henry DICKENSON, joint executor 05 Charlotte DICKENSON, daughter of the Testator, wife of John DICKENSON. 06 John DICKENSON, joint executor 07 Eliza EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator, wife of the Reverend Jesse EDGOOSE 08 Reverend Jesse EDGOOSE, joint executor 09 William ROWLEY, son of the Testator 10 Thomas ROWLEY, son of the Testator 11 George ROWLEY, son of the Testator Others: 12 William TOTTY, tenant 13 LEADBEATER, tenant 14 COX, tenant 15 OSBOURN, tenant 16 WEBSTER, tenant 17 BLACKAMORE, tenant 18 HOROBRIDGE, tenant 19 ALLEN, tenant 20 HUNNE, tenant 21 WILKINSON, tenant 22 George GALLOWAY, joint executor, gentleman, of Edmonton, London. 23 Saml. WILKINSON, clerk to Mr. FORSTER, solicitor, Walsall 24*Thomas MARLOW, clerk to Mr. FORSTER, solicitor, Walsall 25 Mr. FORSTER, solicitor, Walsall. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/2021/0783) | MARLOW, Thomas (I8922)
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| 5979 | THOMAS MARRATT 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) (revised 27.10.2019) | MARRATT, Thomas (I8869)
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| 5980 | THOMAS MARSHALL BOOTH 1800-1834 Thomas Marshall BOOTH, son of George and Elizabeth BOOTH, was baptised at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 12 March 1800. (FreeReg) Thomas Marshall BOOTH, bachelor, and Mary PLOWRIGHT, minor and spinster, were married at Spalding, Lincolnshire, by licence with consent of parents on 12 February 1823. Witnesses were Willm PLOWRIGHT, Susanna PLOWRIGHT, and Sarah BOOTH. According to MB 1823/204-208, Thomas Marshall BOOTH was baptised in 1800 and Mary PLOWRIGHT in 1804. (FreeReg) (MB 1823/204-208) Thomas Marshall BOOTH of Sutton St. James, Lincolnshire, was buried there on 3 May 1834 aged 34. (FreeReg) (revised 17.06.2013) | BOOTH, Thomas Marshall (I7529)
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| 5981 | THOMAS MASSON An Index of the Will of Robert HUNNINGHAM (????-1541/42) in which John EDGOSE was a beneficiary. The Will was made on 16 December 1541 and proved at Lincoln on 11 January 1541/42: 01*Robert HUNNINGHAM, the Testator 02 Izbell PAKEYS, servant of the Testator 03 Kat'in HARDY 04 John RODWELL 05 Jenytt HARDY 06 Jenytt PATYNER 07 Will(ia)m ROGERSONNE 08 Will(ia)m GYBSON 09 Richard HARDY 10 John HARDY 11 Will(ia)m HARDY 12 Thomas CLAY 13 Anthony RICHEMU'DE 14 Phelype CLAY, executor 15 Agnes FOOLL, daughter of Thomas 16 Thomas FOOLL, witness 17 Edward HEGLYNGTON 18 Dorothy CLAY 19 John ETGOSE 20*Thomas MASSON, executor 21 Richard BROUGHTON, witness 22 Thomas PEIRSON, witness 23 Richard GELSON, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1541-3 42) (revised 02.02.2020) | MASSON, Thomas (I8635)
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| 5982 | THOMAS MAYHEW Circa 1760-1805 Thomas MAYHEW, labourer, married man, was buried at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 19 July 1805 aged 45. He died of consumption. (PR) | MAYHEW, Thomas (I2759)
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| 5983 | THOMAS MELLS 1839- The birth of Thomas MELLS was registered in 1839. (GRO December Q 1839 Petersfield 7 98) From the 1851 census of Liss, Hampshire: Edward MELLS, head, aged 37, taylor, grocer etc., born at Liss; Elizabeth MELLS, wife, aged 39, born at Liss; Elizabeth MELLS, daughter, aged 13, at home, born at Liss; Harriett MELLS, daughter, aged 12, at home, born at Liss; *Thomas MELLS, son, aged 11, at home, born at Liss; Willm MELLS, son ,aged 10, at home, born at Liss; Geo. F. MELLS, son, aged 8, at home, born at Liss; Emma MELLS, daughter, aged 7, at home, born at Liss; Samuel MELLS, son, aged 2, at home, born at Liss; Mary Ann MELLS, daughter, aged 10 months, at home, born at Liss; Ann TURNER, servant, aged 18, house servant, born at Greatham, Hampshire. (HO107/1677/231/3) (revised 04.11.2009) | MELLS, Thomas (I5102)
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| 5984 | THOMAS MILBOURNE 1781- Thomas, son of James and Mary MILBOURNE, was baptised at St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, on 30 April 1781. (PR) | MILBOURNE, Thomas (I5338)
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| 5985 | THOMAS MILES 1684- According to Myles EARLE, Thomas MILES was baptised at Heckfield, Hampshire, on 27 April 1684. | MILES, Thomas (I7062)
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| 5986 | THOMAS MILES 1774-1817 Thomas, son of Richard and Elizabeth MILES, was baptised at Yateley, Hampshire, on 14 January 1764. (Yateley Parish Records) Richard MILES had married Elizabeth CORDERY at Yateley, Hampshire, on 17 January 1760. Thomas MILES and Ann SPENCER were married at Yateley, Hampshire, on 29 October 1803. (Yateley Register Transcripts) Thomas MILES was buried at Yateley, Surrey, on 28 December 1817 aged 44. (Hampshire Genealogical Society Burial Index 1400-1837) NOTES & QUERIES: The identity of the Thomas MILES who married Jane WATSON at Yateley, Hampshire, on 29 November 1807 is unknown. He may well have been a member of the Yateley landowning family of that name who lived at the Manor. (revised 17.12.2012) | MILES, Thomas (I7110)
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| 5987 | THOMAS MILES 1809- Thomas, son of Thomas and Anne MILES, was born on 5 September 1809 and baptised at Yateley, Hampshire, on 1 October 1809. (Yateley Register Transcripts) | MILES, Thomas (I7128)
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| 5988 | THOMAS MILES 1833-1833 Thomas, son of Frederick and Mary MILES, was baptised at Seale, Surrey, on 31 March 1833 and buried there on 7 May the same year. (FamilySearch) | MILES, Thomas (I2983)
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| 5989 | THOMAS MILES 1841-1907 Thomas Miles was born on 17 July 1841, son of Michael MILES and Amelia nee BUDD. (GRO September Q 1841 [BUDD] Farnham 04 123) Michael MILES had married Amelia BUDD at Seale, Surrey, on 27 February 1827. He was baptised at Seale on 8 August 1841. (IGI) From the 1851 census of Ash Lane, Ash, Surrey: Michael MILES, head, aged 55, sawyer journeyman, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Amelia MILES, wife, aged 47, born at Puttenham, Surrey; George MILES, son, aged 14, agricultural labourer, born at Ash; William MILES, son, aged 11, born at Ash; *Thomas MILES, son, aged 9, born at Ash; Ann MILES, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Ash; John MILES, grandson, aged 2, born at Ash. (HO107/1596/44/9) The 1861 census of 2 White Lane, Seale, Surrey: Michael MILES, head, aged 61, sawyer (invalid), born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Amelia MILES, wife, aged 56, born at Puttenham, Surrey; William MILES, son, aged 21, agricultural labourer, born at Ash, Surrey; *Thomas MILES, son, aged 19, agricultural labourer, born at Ash, Surrey; John MILES, grandson, aged 12, scholar, born at Ash, Surrey. (RG9/434/101/14) Thomas MILES married Mary Ann LOWE at Seale, Surrey, on 5 November 1864. He was described as a 23 year old Seale labourer, son of Michael MILES, sawyer. Mary Ann LOWE was a 21 year old spinster from Seale, daughter of Daniel LOWE, farmer. Witnesses were James PINKNEY and Ann MILES. (GRO June Q 1868 Farnham 2a 106) His wife died on 12 June 1867. Her death certificate records his address as Union Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, and his occupation as ironmonger's porter. He married Charlotte COOMBS at Aldershot Parish Church on 25 June 1868. He was described as a widower of full age, a light porter from Aldershot and son of Michael MILES, a sawyer. Charlotte COOMBS was an Aldershot spinster of full age, daughter of Thomas COOMBS, bailiff. Witnesses were Henry WALKER and Jane EDE. Jane EDE was probably the 20 year old daughter of Thomas MILES' sister Catherine. (GRO March Q 1869 Farnham 2a 89) From the 1871 census of Little Wellington Street,Aldershot, Hampshire: *Thomas MILES, head, aged 29, ironmonger, born at Seal (sic), Surrey; Charlotte MILES, wife, aged 25, born at Headley, Hampshire; Thomas SWAN, apprentice, aged 19, born in Ireland; John WOLT, apprentice, aged 17, born at Aldershot; Felix GOODWIN, servant, aged 17, born at Crowland (sic), Lincolnshire; Eustace HARSPOOL, servant, aged 17, born at Northampton, Northamptonshire. (RG10/816/83/6) He was described as an ironmonger's assistant of 10 Alfred Street, Aldershot, on the birth certificates of his daughter Naomi in 1873, his daughter Elizabeth Maud in 1875, and his son Frank Edwin in 1879. The family were living at 10 Alfred Street, Aldershot, in 1881: *Thomas MILES, head, aged 38, ironmongers traveller, born at Seale, Surrey; Charlotte MILES, wife, aged 36, born at Headley, Hampshire; Naomi MILES, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Aldershot; Elizabeth MILES, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Aldershot; Edith A. MILES, daughter, aged 4, scholar, born at Aldershot; Frank E. MILES, son, aged 2, born at Aldershot. (RG11/0782/22/37) Kelly's Directory of Hampshire 1885 - Aldershot: MILES, Thos., shopkeeper, Edward Street. Kelly's Directory of Hampshire 1890 - Aldershot: MILES, Thomas, ironmonger, general store, hardware dealer, china and glass warehouse, furniture dealer; wholesale agent for crystal sunlight oil, 22 Edward Street and 22 Lime Street. The 1891 census returns for 20 Lime Street, Aldershot, Hampshire: *Thomas MILES, head, aged 48 year, grocer and ironmonger, born at Tongham, Surrey; Charlotte MILES, wife, aged 46, born at Headley in Hampshire; Naomi MILES, daughter, aged 17, grocer's assistant, born at Aldershot; Maud MILES, daughter, aged 15, grocer's assistant, born at Aldershot; Edith MILES, daughter, aged 14, scholar, born at Aldershot; Frank MILES, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Aldershot; Arthur MILES, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Aldershot. (RG12/563/40/73) Kelly's Directory of Hampshire 1895 - Aldershot: MILES, Thomas, ironmonger, general stores, hardware dealer, china and glass warehouse, furniture dealer, Queen's Road & 22 Lime Street. He was described as a furniture dealer of Edward Street, Aldershot, in 1897 when his daughter Naomi married Walter Leeder EDGOOSE. Kelly's Directory of Hampshire 1899 - Aldershot: MILES, Thomas, ironmonger, general stores, hardware dealer, china and glass warehouse, furniture dealer, Queen's Road & 22 Lime Street. The 1901 census returns for 20 Lime Street, Aldershot: *Thomas MILES, head, aged 60, house furnisher, born at Tongham, Surrey; Charlotte MILES, wife, aged 57, born at Headley, Hampshire; Maud E. MILES, daughter, aged 25, employed as an assistant house furnisher, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Edith MILES, daughter, aged 23, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Frank E. MILES, aged 21, employed as an assistant house furnisher, born at Aldershot, Hampshire. (RG13/610/160/46) Kelly's Directory of Hampshire 1903 - Aldershot: MILES, Thomas, ironmonger, general stores, hardware dealer, china and glass warehouse, furniture dealer, Queen's Road & 22 Lime Street. According to his son Frank Edwin's marriage certificate in 1905 he was a house furnisher. He died aged 66 at York Road, Aldershot, on 17 February 1907. His son F. E. Miles of York Road, Aldershot, was present when he died. (GRO March Q 1907 Farnham 2a 113) Thomas MILES of Queen's Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, died on 17 February 1907. Probate was granted at London on 20 April 1907 to Arthur John ANDREWS, bank manager, and Arthur Herbert SMITH, stores-manager (sic). Effects £5178 8s 10d. (National Probate Calendar) Will of Thomas MILES: "This is the last Will and Testament of me Thomas MILES of Queens Road Aldershot in the County of Southampton Furniture Dealer I appoint Arthur John ANDREWS of Aldershot aforesaid Bank Manager and Arthur Herbert SMITH of the same place Managegeger of the Junior Army and Navy Stores Limited (hereinafter called my Trustees) to be Excecutors and Trustees of this my will I give and bequeath to my Wife an immediate legacy of Fifty pounds I give to my son Frank Edwin MILES All that my shop and premises situate in Queen's Road Aldershot together with the furniture stock-in-trade horses vans carts carriages and the goodwill of my said business of Furniture Dealer and the debts owing to me at the time of my decease in connection with the said business he paying and discharging all debts which may be due from me in connection with my said business and subject to and charged with the payment of an Annuity of the sum of One pound per week to my Wife during her life for her oown absolute use and benefit All the residue of my estate I give to my Trustees Upon trust to pay the income arising therefrom to my Wife during her life and from and after her decease Upon trust as to my Corner shop situate in Edward Street and Lime Street Aldershot and the Cottage adjoining thereto known as Number 12 Edward Street and the furniture therein and also my Timber Yard in Church Street Aldershot at the back of Number 10 York Road, Aldershot to pay the income and rents arising therefrom to my daughter Naomi EDGOOSE for and during her life and from and after her decease Upon trust for the children of my said Daughter Naomi EDGOOSE who being sons shall attain the age of Twenty one years or being daughters shall attain that age or shall marry under that age in equal shares And upon further trust as to my premises known as Number 14 Edward Street Aldershot and my house known as "Dunraven" York Road Aldershot and the furniture and contents thereof Upon trust to pay the income and rents arising therefrom to my daughter Elizabeth Maud MILES for and during her life and from and after her decease Upon trust for all the children of my said Daughter who being sons shall attain the age of Twenty one years or being daughters shall attain that age or shall marry under that age in equal shares And upon trust as to my two cottages known as Numbers 21 and 22 Lime Street Aldershot and my messuage known as Number 10 York Road Aldershot with the contenents thereof to pay the income and rents thereof to my Daughter Edith Alice MILES for and during her life and from and after her decease Upon trust for all the children of my Daughter the said Edith Alice MILES who being sons shall attain the agage of Twenty one years or being daughters shall attain that age or marry under that age in equal shares And I direct and declare that my said Daughters Naomi EDGOOSE, Elizabeth Maud MILES and Edith Alice MILES shall during their respective life estates in the properties hereinbefore specifically bequeathed to them have the use and enjoyment of the furniture and contents of the several properties without being answerable for any loss or damage thereto during their respective life interests And as to all the residue and remainder of my estate whatsoever and wheresoever I give to my Trustees Upon trust to sell and convert the same into money and to pay out of the proceeds of such sale and conversion all my just debts (other thhan debts in connection with my said business) and funeral and testamentary expenses and to stand possessed of the residue thereof Upon trust to pay the income thereof to my said Wife during her life and after her decease Upon trust to divide the same between my children who shall be living at my decease in equal shares In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 22 day of December One thousand nine hundred and two - Thomas MILES - Signed by Thomas MILES the Testator as his last Will and Testament in the presence of us both present at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. Ernest JACKSON, Farnham, Solicitor. W. S. MARKS, 121 West St. Farnham, Solicitors Clerk. Re MR. Thomas MILES deceased Opinion I have perused the accompanying papers & I am of opinion that the effect of the Articles of Partnership was to adeem the specific bequest to Frank Edwin MILES of the furniture stock in trade horses vans carts carriages & good will of the businessiness of furniture dealer & the debts owing to the testator at the time of his decease in connection with the said business, as all of those things had become the property of the Partnership, & in lieu thereof the testator had become entitled to a £ £1000 capital in the business & a share of goodwill. It is not like the converse case of re RUSSELL RUSSELL & CHELL 19 bh D 432 where a testator bequeathed his share & interest in a partnership business & subsequently acquired the whole. E Even iif there was not ademption, the aforesaid specific bequest would not pass the testator's capital of £1000. But there is no ademption of the Shop which accordingly passes to the Son, subject to the mortgage debt of £1800, & to his liability to pay the annuity of £1 per week to the Widow for life. Of course if the Partnership business is not wound up & the Son & daughter continue to carry it on at the shop in question the firm will have to pay the rent to the Son. If the Son & daughter elect to buy the share of the testator in the business under article 18 they will have to pay, in equivalent shares, his executors the £1000 representing his capital (an illegible phrase has been inserted here). Or if the SSon & Daughter elect to wind up the Partnership then, subject to discharging the debts of the Firm, & to the payment of undistributed profits, the capital of the testator & the other two partners, would have to be replaced. But if the business is of any value a winding up would presumably not be beneficial. I do not see any view upon which the Son Frank Edwin MILES could be entitled to his fathers £1000 capital in the business. On the other hand such son alone is not liable to such £1000. It is a liability of the Partnership. I observe that under the Articles the testator took no share of profits. A question arises on the Will as to the residue. The testator first of all directs his trustees to pay the income of it to his wife for life - he then proceeds to dispose of various specific portions of it & then directs the ultimate residue to be sold & the income of the net proceeds to be paid to his wife for life. I have not particulars of the residue & a difficult question may arise as to how far the widow takkes in specie. It is clear that she will take in specie the property which is specifically dealt with after her death, but I incline to think that the rest, unless it consists of authorised securities, will have to be sold & the income thereof be paid to the Widow for life. (signed) G N MARCY 22 March 07 A letter from Kingham & Kingham, auctioneers, estate agents, architects and surveyors, addressed to Messrs. Hollest Mason & Nash, Solicitors, Aldershot, and dated 27 May 1907: Dear Sirs, As you instructed us we have surveyed the Freehold Business Premises in Queens Road, Aldershot belonging to the estate of the Late Mr. Thomas MILES, together with the Stabling & Yard, in York Road, Aldershot both in the county of Southampton and we beg to report to you as below :- QUEENS ROAD PREMISES. These are situate on the North side of Queens Road at the corner of Perowne Street with a total frontage to the former street of about 66 ft. together with a return frontage of about 91ft to Perowne Street. They consist On the GROUND FLOOR of a newly erected brick built and slated shop about 40ft. by 30ft. On the FIRST FLOOR a show room about 40ft, by 30ft. and in the roof constituting a SECOND FLOOR another store room. Adjoining the foregoing is another shop with office, about the same in extent as the last but only a Ground Floor building and not very substantially built of brick with a corrugated iron roof. At the rear of the foregoing and with a frontage o of some 40ft. to Perowne Street together with a depth of about 61ft. is a brick built with corrugated iron roof store consisting of, on the GROUND FLOOR - a Furniture Store with Office, Workshops, and W.C. and on the FIRST FLOOR Four Store rooms used as Carpet Store and general Furniture Stores, respectively of the following dimensions, and all communicating, One Store about 28 ft. X 23 ft. One do. do. 32 X 23 One do. do. 31 X 14.6" One do. do. 30 X 15 There is also a second floor in the roof of rather small proportions The foregoing premises are fitted up and have for some years been in the occupation of Messrs. MILES & MILES as Furniture Stores and are fairly well built as regards the newly erected portion THE YORK ROAD PROPERTY. The Freehold site which is situate on the East side of York Road occupies a frontage of about 42ft. together with a depth of about 116ft. Thereon is erected a brick built with galvanised corrugated iron roof Cart or Van Shed about 40ft. long by about 23ft. wide together with a lean-to stable and shed with standing for three horses at the rear. We are of opinion the present value of the foregoing Freeholds is as under :- The QUEENS ROAD Property - Two thousand pounds ......... £ 2000 The STABLES YORK ROAD - Four Hundred pounds ......... 400 --------- £ 2400 --------- We are, Sirs, Yours faithfully, Kingham & Kingham NOTES & QUERIES: See notes made by B. W. EDGOOSE attached to Notes on Julia Hannah EDGOOSE. The Probate Engrossment of the Will of Thomas MILES has the following Memorandum handwritten on the blank page at the end of the document: "memorandum. By a Deed of Apointment made the 17th day of June 1953 between Westminster Bank Limited of the one part and Raymond Thomas James Edgoose and Brenda Hildegarde Alexander of the other part the said Raymond Thomas James Edgoose and Brenda Hildegarde Alexander were appointed Trustees of the Will of Thomas Miles deceased." (revised 02.11.2017) | MILES, Thomas (I750)
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| 5990 | THOMAS MILTON E. PLATT 1872-1941 The birth of Thomas Milton E. PLATT was registered in 1872. (GRO June Q 1872 Shoreditch 1c 142) The 1901 census of 64 Forston Street, Shoreditch, London: Thomas PLATT, head, aged 28, civil service sorter GPO, born at Hoxton, London; Rose PLATT, wife, aged 28, born at Islington; ......... PLATT, son, aged 3 weeks, born at Hoxton; Sarah PLASTOW, head, widow, aged 49, office cleaner, born at Uxbridge, Middlesex. (RG13/270/167/18) The death of a Thomas M. E. PLATT aged 69 was registered in 1941. (GRO December Q 1941 Bromley 2a 1292) (revised 16.03.2011) | PLATT, Thomas Milton E. (I4359)
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| 5991 | THOMAS MITCHEL An Index of the Will of Sarah MITCHEL [sic], widow, of Tumby, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 9 May 1781. Probate was granted on 20 May 1786. 01*Sarah MITCHEL, the Testatrix. 02 George MITCHEL, grazier, of Baumber. Son of the Testatrix. 03*Thomas MITCHEL, of Kirkby-on-Bain, son of the Testatrix. 04 Sarah ROWLANDS of Baumber, Lincolnshire, daughter of the Testatrix. 05 Ann, wife of John DANDISON of Fulsby, daughter of the Testatrix. 06 John DANDISON, husband of Ann DANDISON 07 Unnamed children of Ann DANDISON. 08 Mary BARKER, granddaughter of the Testatrix. 09 Ann BARKER, granddaughter of the Testatrix. 10 John MITCHELL [sic], son of the Testatrix, executor. 11 Abra[ha]m HANSONE, witness. 12 James EDGOOSE (circa 1738-1792), witness. 13 Charles OSTE (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1786/155) (revised 29.11.2019) | MITCHEL, Thomas (I9096)
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| 5992 | THOMAS MORRIS circa 1801-1879 The 1871 census of Huntley Place, Monkwearmouth, County Durham: *Thomas MORRIS, head, married, aged 69, retired schoolmaster, born at Hexham, Northumberland; Henry R. MORRIS, son, unmarried, aged 38, commercial traveller, born at Easington, County Durham; Thomas MORRIS, son, unmarried, aged 37, clerk (draper), born at Easington; John R. MORRIS, son, unmarried, aged 35, butcher, born at Bambro (sic), Northumberland; Dorothy B. MORRIS, daughter, unmarried, aged 33, unmarried, born at Bambro; Margaret E. DOXFORD, granddaughter, aged 5, born at Pallion, Durham. (RG10/5020/76/89) The death of a Thomas MORRIS aged 78 was registered in 1879. (GRO December Q 1879 Sunderland 10a 332) (revised 04.11.2016) | MORRIS, Thomas (I2320)
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| 5993 | THOMAS MOSELEY "THOS. MOSELEY of the Little Minories London wine cooper Son of Jno, MOSELEY of Martins in the ffields Cordwainer Deceased & Sarah EDGOOSE Daughter of Richard EDGOOSE of Rose Mary Laine in the Parish of White Chappell Iron Monger HAVING Declared their Intentions of taking each other in Marriage before Sevrral Publick Meetings of the People of God called Quakers in London, according to the Good Order Used a mong them, Whose Proceedings therein, after a deliberate Considereration thereof (with regard unto the Righteous Law of God, and Example of his people Recorded in the Scriptures of Truth in that Case) were approued by the Said Meetings they appearing Clear of all others, & having Consent of Parents & Relations Concerned, NOW these are to Certifie all whom it may Concern, that for the full accomplishing of their Said Intentions, this fourth day of the Ninth Month, called November in the Year, according to the English Account One Thousand Seven Hundred & One, they the said Thos. MOSELEY and Sarah EDGOOSE appeared in a Publick Assembly of the aforesaid people, & others met together for that end, in their Publick Meeting place at Devonsheir (sic) House London and in a Solemn Manner, he the saiaid Thomas MOSELEY taking the said Sarah EDGOOSE by the hand did openly declare as ffolloweth, ffriends & ffriendly people in the fear of the Lord and in the presence of this Assembley whom I desire to be my witnesses I take this my ffriend Saraah EDGOOSE to be my wife promissing through the Lords Assistance to be to her a faithfull & louing Husband untill it Shall please the Lord by Death to Separate us, & then & there in the Said Assembley the Said Sarah EDGOOSE did in the like Mannener declare as ffolloweth, ffriends in the fear of the Lord & in the presence of this Assembly whom I desire to be my witnesses I take this my ffriend Thos MOSELEY to be my Husband promissing through the Divine Assistance of the Lord to be to him a faithfull & loving wife till it shall please the Lord by Death to Separate us, And the said Thos. MOSELEY and Sarah EDGOOSE as a further Confirmation thereof did then & their (sic) to these presents set their Hands, and we whose Names are hereunto Subscribed being present among others, at the Solemnizing of their Said Marriage & Subscription in Manner aforesaid, as witness hereunto, have allso to these Presents Subscribed our Names, the Day and Year aboue written Thos: MOSELEY Sarah: EDGOOSE" An Index of the Will of Richard EDGOOSE (1623-1702) of Whitechapel, Middlesex. 01*Richard EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 Lady JOANS [Lidya JONES?), daughter of the Testator. 03 Anthony EDGOOSE, the Testator's brother. 04 Un-named daughter of Anthony EDGOOSE. 05 John HAMMORTON, the children of. 06 Sarah EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator, joint executor. 07 Sarah MOSELEY, daughter of the Testator, joint executor. 08 Samuel HOWELL iron monger living at Tower Hill, trustee. 09 Joshua ARNELD, brother of the Testator, trustee. 10 Robert EDWARDS, witness. 11 Wm. HEASLER, witness. 12*Thomas MOSELEY, husband of the above Sarah MOSELEY. (London Metropolitan Archives MS 9172/93 Will No. 70) "Thomas MOSELY (sic), of Rose Mary Lane, in the Parish of White Chappell, Ironmonger, Aged about 32 years, Dyed the 29th. day 11/mo: called January, 1706, Searchers Report of a Feaver and was Buryed in ffriends Burying Ground, near Coverlie Fields the 2d 12/mo: following." (National Archives RG6 January 1706/07) (revised 15.04.2020) | MOSELEY, Thomas (I136)
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| 5994 | THOMAS MOULES 1813-1876 Thomas, son of Joseph MOLES, labourer, and Sarah, was baptised at West Walton, Norfolk, on 28 February 1813. (PR transcript) Thomas MOULES and Catherine KIRK witnessed the marriage between James EDWARDS of West Walton, bachelor, and Sarah BROWN of West Walton, spinster, at West Walton, Norfolk, on 14 November 1831. (FreeReg) Thomas MOULES of West Walton, bachelor, and Susanna ELDERIDGE of West Walton, spinster, married at West Walton, Norfolk, on 8 September 1835. Witnesses were Thomas BEAGLEY and Sophia STORK. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of West Walton, Norfolk: *Thomas MOULES, aged 25, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; Susan MOULES, aged 20, born in Norfolk; William MOULES, aged 4, born in Norfolk; Mary MOULES, aged 2, born in Norfolk; Elizabeth MOULES, aged 6 months, born in Norfolk; Elizabeth MOULES, aged 20, born in Norfolk. (HO107/770/13/7/4) The 1851 census return for Marsh, West Walton, Wisbech, Norfolk: *Thomas MOWLES, head, aged 37, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Susan MOWLES, wife, aged 33, born at Walpole, Norfolk; William MOWLES, son, aged 13, agricultural labourer, born at west Walton; Mary MOWLES, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at West Walton; Joseph MOWLES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at West Walton; Thomas MOWLES, son, aged 7, scholar, born at West Walton; Sarah MOWLES, daughter, aged 5, born at West Walton; John MOWLES, son, aged 2, born at West Walton. (HO107/1766/576/6) From the 1861 census of the Road from Church End to Roman Bank, West Walton, Norfolk: *Thomas MOLES (sic), head, aged 48, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Susan MOLES (sic), wife, aged 44, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Mary MOLES (sic), daughter, aged 21, born at West Walton; Joseph MOLES, son, aged 19, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Thomas MOLES, son, aged 17, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; John MOLES, son, aged 12, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Susannah MOLES, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at West Walton; David MOLES, son, aged 5, born at West Walton. (RG9/1050/79/6) The 1871 census of West Walton, Norfolk: *Thomas MOULES, head, aged 58, farmer of 26 acres, born at West Walton; Susanah MOULES, wife, aged 54, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Joseph MOULES, son, aged 29, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; John MOULES, son, aged 22, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Susanah MOULES, daughter, aged 18, born at West Walton; David MOULES, son, aged 15, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton. (RG10/1617/85/9) From the 1881 census of The Fen End Road, West Walton, Norfolk: *Thomas MOLES (sic), head, aged 68, widower, farmer of 22 acres, born at West Walton. David MOLES (sic), son, aged 25, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton. (RG11/1697/89/8) The death of a Thomas MOULES aged 74 was registered in 1887. (GRO June Q. 1887 Wisbech 3b 345) Thomas MOULES. Personal Estate £115 0s. 6d. 18 June. Letters of Administration of the Personal Estate of Thomas MOULES late of West Walton in the County of Norfolk, Farmer, a Widower, who died on 4 May 1887 at West Walton was granted at Norwich to David MOULES of West Walton, Farmer, the Son and one of the Next of Kin. (National Probate Calendar 1887) NOTES & QUERIES: An Elizabeth MOULES, daughter of William and Mary MOULES, was baptised at Terrington St. John, Norfolk, on 17 December 1820. Was she the 20 year old Elizabeth MOULES living at West Walton with Thomas and Sarah MOULES at the time of the 1841 census? Is she the 35 year old unmarried Elizabeth MOULES who married William MELTON at Terrington St. John, Norfolk, in 1856? (revised 29.11.2015) | MOULES, Thomas (I1256)
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| 5995 | THOMAS MOULES 1843- The birth of a Thomas MOULES was registered in 1843. (GRO September 1843 Wisbech 14 158) The 1851 census return for Marsh, West Walton, Wisbech, Norfolk: Thomas MOWLES, head, aged 37, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Susan MOWLES, wife, aged 33, born at Walpole, Norfolk; William MOWLES, son, aged 13, agricultural labourer, born at west Walton; Mary MOWLES, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at West Walton; Joseph MOWLES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at West Walton; *Thomas MOWLES, son, aged 7, scholar, born at West Walton; Sarah MOWLES, daughter, aged 5, born at West Walton; John MOWLES, son, aged 2, born at West Walton. (HO107/1766/576/6) From the 1861 census of the Road from Church End to Roman Bank, West Walton, Norfolk: Thomas MOLES (sic), head, aged 48, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Susan MOLES (sic), wife, aged 44, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Mary MOLES (sic), daughter, aged 21, born at West Walton; Joseph MOLES, son, aged 19, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; *Thomas MOLES, son, aged 17, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; John MOLES, son, aged 12, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Susannah MOLES, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at West Walton; David MOLES, son, aged 5, born at West Walton. (RG9/1050/79/6) From the 1871 census of Farm Baill's House, Frith Ville, Boston, Lincolnshire: *Thomas MOULS, lodger, unmarried, aged 25, agricultural labourer indoor, born in Norfolk; William MOULS, lodger, unmarried, aged 30, agricultural labourer indoor, born in Norfolk. (RG10/3339/14/15) NOTES & QUERIES: When and where did Thomas MOULES die? (revised 29.11.2015) | MOULES, Thomas (I1438)
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| 5996 | THOMAS MULLINDER 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 21.03.2021) | MULLINDER, Thomas (I8856)
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| 5997 | THOMAS N. WOLSTENHOLME 1918-1966 The birth of a Thomas N. WOLSTENHOLME was registered in 1918. (GRO March Q 1918 Barton I 8c 804) Katherine O'DONOGHUE and Thomas N. WOLSTENHOLME were married in 1958. (GRO March Q. 1958 Westminster 5c 915) Thomas N. WOLSTENHOLME died in 1966 at the age of 48. (GRO June Q 1966 Brighton 5H 53) (revised 23.01.2024) | WOLSTENHOLME, Thomas N. (I1510)
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| 5998 | THOMAS NAILOR 1772- Thomas, son of Henry and Elizabeth NAILOR, was baptised at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, on 22 November 1772. (LFHS) | NAILOR, Thomas (I3723)
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| 5999 | THOMAS NICHOLAS AGUTTER 1901-1935 Thomas Nicholas AGUTTER was born in 1901. (GRO June Q 1901 Thrapston 3b 216) The marriage between Thomas N. AGUTTER and Ruth P. WINFREY was registered in 1935. (GRO September Q 1935 Peterborough 3b 707) He died in 1948 aged 48. (GRO March Q 1948 Stamford 3b 134) (revised 31.03.2012) | AGUTTER, Thomas Nicholas (I5658)
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| 6000 | THOMAS PARKER 1806- Thomas, son of Thomas and Mary PARKER, was baptised at Crowland, Lincolnshire, on 5 August 1806. (FreeReg) Thomas PARKER of Whaplode, widower, farmer, and son of Thomas PARKER, farmer, married Ann Addy THURLBY of Whaplode, widow, and daughter of William PLOWRIGHT, grazier, at Whaplode, Lincolnshire, on 21 December 1860. Witnesses were William COX and Martha COX. (FreeReg) From the 1861 census of Dead Man's Lane, Whaplode, Lincolnshire: *Thomas PARKER, head, married, aged 54, farmer of 74 acres of land employing 1 man, born at Croyland, Lincolnshire; Ann Addy PARKER, wife, married, aged 44, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire; Harriet Lefever BOWERS, servant, unmarried, aged 16, house servant, born at Stanfield, Norfolk; William COOK, servant, unmarried, aged 14, agricultural servant, born at Moulton, Lincolnshire; Fred SLATON, servant, aged 16, plough man, born at Whaplode, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2330/82/10) (revised 22.05.2013) | PARKER, Thomas (I7359)
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