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| 6051 | THOMAS RICHARDSON 1656- Thom., son of John RICHARDSON and Ann, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 March 1655/56. (PR) | RICHARDSON, Thomas (I7692)
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| 6052 | THOMAS RICHARDSON 1658- Thomas son of [illegible] John RICHARDSON, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 November 1658. (PR) | RICHARDSON, Thomas (I7701)
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| 6053 | THOMAS RICHARDSON Junior -1617 Thomas RICHARDSON and Jane NORTON were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 27 July 1598. (PR) Robt, son of Thomas RICHARDSON junior, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 17 June 1599. (PR) Richard, son of Thomas RICHARDSON junior, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 19 October 1600. (PR) Thomas, son of Thomas RICHARDSON junior, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 22 September 1603. (PR) Edward, son of Thomas RICHARDSON, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 19 June 1608. (PR) Jane, wife of Thomas RICHARDSON, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 26 July 1613. (PR) Thomas RICHARDSON and Ellen HALL were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 27 January 1613/14. (PR) William, son of Thomas RICHARDSON, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 31 July 1615. (PR) Thomas RICHARDSON junior was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 9 November 1617. (PR) Extract of personal names in the Will of Thomas RICHARDSON of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire: Thomas RICHARDSON "my brother Thomas" Ellen RICHARDSON, wife John RICHARDSON, brother Edward RICHARDSON, son, under 21 Richard RICHARDSON, son, under 21, excecutor Thomas RICHARDSON, under 21 Amye HEWDELL Willm MARRETT Thomas NORTON Arthur BENITLAND, tenant Willm SLATER, "loving friend" Richard DAWSON, clerk, witness Richard LEAVES, witness (LCC Will 1617 i 345) The Wll of Thomas RICHARDSON of Pinchbeck, surnames capitalised, abbreviations expanded: "In the name of god amen : October this 6th : day, 1617. I Thomas RICHARDSON of Pinchbeck in the county of Lincolne husbandman, beeing sick in body, but of good and p[er]fect remembrance praysed bee god therefore : doe make & appoynte this my last will & testament, in forme & man[n]er following. first & especeallye, I com[m]it my soule into the hands of almightye god, trusting to bee saved, by the alone merritts of Jesus Christ my redeemer, and my body to be buried in the church=yard of Pinchbeck; And all my worldlye goods, I give & beequeath in man[n]er following. I[m]pr[imis]: I give to the poore people of Pinchbeck vs It[e]m: I give unto Richard my sonne my dwelling house w[i]th : three acerres & a half of land & pasture thereunto adjoineing to him & his heires forever. It[e]m: I give uno the sayde Richard my sonne an acre & a half of coppyehoulde land lyeing in north gate, and I have surrendered the same land into the handes of Willm: SLATER a customarye tenant of the man[n]er & according to the custom thereof: and I give unto the sayde Richard my sonne all my goods w[i]thin my house as they nowe standd, & arre used, & my boate & all my fyshinggeares: It[e]m: I give unto Edward my sonne twoe acres of freehould land lying neare unto talbridge to him & his heyres for ever: It[e]m: I give unto Thomas my sonne my house wherein Arthur BENITLAND now dwelleth, & the acre of ground therunto beelonging, to him the sayde Thomass & his heyres for ever. and my will is that Richard my sonne shall pay yearely unto each of my sonnes, Edward & Thomas tenne shillings to eyther of them duering the terme of tenne yeares next ensueing after my dep[ar]ture. It[e]m: I give unto Ellen my wyf, the corne, hay, hempe & after grasse w[h]ich did or doth grow uppon my land lyeing in milnegreene & hyghfeild and two kine, & a featherbed, three pillowes, & a bolster, a blanckett & coverled, & three payre of ffyne hempe teare sheetes, & six table napkinnes w[hi]ch shee hath in her hand & tuic[i]on alreadye, All w[hi]ch I doe give unto her in lew & considerac[i]on of the thirds of my landes, the w[hi]ch if shee shall refuse to release then my will is that shee the sayde Ellen shall have noe benefitt nor leagasye by this my last will and testament: but that the goods soe given unto her shall bee & remaine unto Richard my sonne. It[e]m: I give unto Edward & Thomas my sonnes one gelding, a gray mare & a foale, a yeareling colt three kine & twoe burlings, my carte & carte geeres, plow & plowgeeres & all my hay yth yard except the lyttle cock in the greene w[hi]ch I give to my sonne Richard: These goods to bee sould presently & after my deceasse, & the mony soe aryseing to equally devyded beetweene, Edward & Thomas my sonnes, & the mony to bee putt forth, towards ther mayneteynance. It[e]m I give unto willm: SLATER, xs, & to Thomas NORTON, xs: & to my brother Thomas, xs: & to Richard DAWSON clerck, xs: & to my brother John, xs: It[e]m: I give to Amye HEWDELL, xijd.: All the rest of my goods unbeequeathed my debtes payde, & buryall rytes discharged, I give them wholely unto Richard my sonne, whome I make the executor of this my last will & testament, and I intreate my loving freind Willm SLATER, & my brother Thomas RICHARDSON, & Thomsas NORTON tobee gardeans to my sonnes Richard, Edward, & Thomas untill that each of them shall have accomplyshed the age of xxj yeares. In witnes whereof, I have heare unto sett my hand & seale the day & yeare above written: these beeing witnesses, Richard DAWSON, Richard LEAVES, Willm MARRET [signed] Thomas RICHARDSON testator." (LCC Will 1617 i 345) (revised 17.08.2016) | RICHARDSON, Thomas Junior (I7614)
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| 6054 | THOMAS RICHARSON Senior -1636 Thomas RIC[HARD]SON senior and Widdowe JEFFERSON were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 November 1590. (PR) No other JEFFERSON marriage has been found in Pinchbeck Parish Register 1560-1590. Marrion JEFFERSON, daughter of the wife of Thomas RICHARDSON the elder, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 11 October 1600. (PR) A Thomas RICHARDSON the elder was a churchwarden at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, in 1602. (PR) A John, son of Thomas RICHARDSON, senior, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 3 February 1627/28. (PR) Thomas RICHARDSON and Jane WHITE were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 1 August 1630. (PR) A John, son of Thomas RICHARDSON senior, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 5 June 1631. (PR) Thomas RICHARDSON senior was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 1 December 1636. (PR) Extract of the Will of Thomas RICHARDSON senior: .......... RICHARDSON, wife His son John RICHARDSON, aged under 10 years old His son Thomas RICHARDSON's three children His brother John RICHARDSON, aged under 10. Sir Robert CARRE from whom he and his brother John obtained land Willm HOSBORN, supervisor John DAWSON to whom he owed money Richard PREST, witness John RICHARSON, witness (LCC Will 1637/76) The Will of Thomas RICHARDSON senior, surnames capitalised and abbreviations expanded: "In the name of god Amen the threand twenteth day of november 1636 In the twelfth yeare of the raigne of our soveraigne lord king Chairette by the grace of god of England Scotland Fraunce and Ireland kinge defendeer of the Faith I the said Thomas RYCHARDSON sener of Pingbecke in this Countye of Lincolne yeoman being in bodye but hole in mynde and of a good and perfecke remembrance praysed be to god for the same I doe macke and ordayne this my last will and testament in manner and forme followinge first I bequeth my soule to allmightie god my redemer and macker Trustinge by faith onely to be save and my bodye to the ground to be buried w[it]hin the parish Church yeard of Pinchbecke aforesaid It[e]m I give to my sonn John RICHARDSON five poundes to be payd in to the hands of Willm HOSBORN to the [use?] of my son John when he hath acompleshed the age of ten yeares It[e]m I give [?] to my sonn John one Chist It[e]m I give to my sonne Thomas RICHARDSON's three Children iiis to be payed within one quarter of yeare after my desease It[e]m theire is owinge to John DAWSON xvis It[e]m I Thomas RICHARDSON giveth to my brother John fourtye shillinge to be payed in to the handes of Willm HOSBORNE when he hath acompleshe the age of ten yeares in Consideracon of the lease of twelve aceres of growne that he and I have together of Sir Robt CARRE. It[e]m I give all my goodes unbequeth yo my wiffe whome I macke my Full executore It[e]m I macke Willm HOSBOURN my suprevisor of this my will - xijd his marke Thomas RICHARDSON John RICHARDSON Richard PREST" (LCC Will 1637 76) (revised 20.08.2016) | RICHARDSON, Thomas Senior (I7768)
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| 6055 | THOMAS RICHMAN 1686-1703 Tho: RICHMAN "a Towns Aprintice" was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 19 November 1703. | RICHMAN, Thomas (I823)
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| 6056 | THOMAS ROSS 1799 or 1800-1878 The 1861 census of Gedney Broadgate: Thomas ROSS, head, aged 61, farm bailiff, born at Somersham, Huntingdonshire; Hannah ROSS, daughter, aged 23, born at Gedney, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2328/81/10) The 1871 census of Sutton Marsh: Thomas ROSS, head, aged 71, widower, shepherd, born at Somersham, Cambridgeshire; Hannah ROSS, daughter, aged 23 (sic), unmarried, housekeeper, born at Gedney; Sarah Hannah ROSS, granddaughter, aged 3, born at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3329/5/3) | ROSS, Thomas (I4487)
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| 6057 | THOMAS ROWLEY 1768 or 1769-1845 William, son of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was baptised at St. Matthew, Walsall, on 5 July 1795. Thomas, son of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was baptised at St. Matthew's Church, Walsall, Staffordshire, on 7 May 1797. Eleanor, daughter of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was born on 10 February 1799 and baptised at St. Matthew's Church, Walsall, Staffordshire, on 28 November 1799. (IGI) Patience Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was baptised at St. Giles-in-the-Fields, London, on 15 November 1801. (www.ancestry.co.uk) George Henderson ROWLEY, son of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was born on 16 October 1807 and baptised at St. Matthew's Church, Walsall, Staffordshire on 27 October 1808. (FreeReg) Henry Farmer, son of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was born on 20 May 1809 and baptised at the Wesleyan Chapel, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, on 10 November 1811(?). (IGI) Eliza, daughter of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was born on 7 June 1811 and baptised at the Wesleyan Chapel, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, on 10 November 1813 along with Henry Farmer ROWLEY (born 20 May 1809) and Charlotte ROWLEY (born 12 April 1813). (IGI) Charlotte, daughter of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was born on 12 April 1813 and was baptised at the Wesleyan Chapel, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, on 10 November 1813. Mary Ann Caroline, daughter of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was baptised at the Wesleyan Chapel, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, on 3 October 1819. A Sarah ROWLEY of Walsall, Staffordshire, was buried at St. Michael's, Rushall, Staffordshire, on 6 June 1835 aged 59 years. [i.e. born c.1776] (FreeReg) NOTE: Thomas ROWLEY of Stafford Street, Walsall, was buried in the same parish in 1845. From the 1841 census returns for Stafford Street, Walsall, Staffordshire: *Thomas ROWLEY, aged 70, saddlers' ironmonger, not born in Staffordshire; George ROWLEY, aged 30, cl., born in Staffordshire; Eliza ROWLEY, aged 25, born in Staffordshire; Charlotte ROWLEY, aged 25, born in Staffordshire; Mary ROWLEY, aged 20, born in Staffordshire; Jesse EDGOOSE, aged 25, Wesleyan minister, not born in Staffordshire; Christiana HATTON, aged 15, female servant, not born in Staffordshire. (HO107/983/13/9/11) The death of Thomas ROWLEY was registered in 1845. (GRO June Q 1845 Walsall 17 184) Thomas ROWLEY of Stafford Street, Walsall Foreign, Staffordshire, was buried at St. Michael's, Rushall, Staffordshire, on 26 June 1845 aged 76, i.e. born in 1768 or 1769. (FreeReg) Thomas ROWLEY of Walsall, Staffordshire, died in 1845. Probate was granted on 9 July 1845 to John DICKENSON of the same place. (Index to Death Duty Registers 1796-1903, PC Register 2 folio 254, IR27/274) 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) "This is the Last Will and Testament of me Thomas ROWLEY of Walsall in the County of Stafford Gentleman I give and devise all that messuage or dwellinghouse situated in Stafford Street Walsall aforesaid with brewhouse back kitchen and premises thereto belonging and now in the occupation of William TOTTY together with a right of way[?] through the Gateway and yard adjoining the said dwellinghouse and the use of the pump and water in yard unto and to the use of my daughter Patience Sarah DUNNING her heirs and assigns for ever And I give and devise one moiety or equal half part of and in all that warehouse situate behind the above mentioned dwellinghouse and of the six messuages thereto adjoining and also of and in all those four messuages or Shops together with all o other buildings yard premises at the back of the said dwellinghouse in the occupation of the said William TOTTY and also of and in all that Garden extending from Stafford Street aforesaid to the Croft next described with the messuage standing in the said Garden and also of and in all that Croft of land with the appurtenances thereunto belonging fronting to Green lane and extending from there unto the said Garden and also of and in the Stable Pighouse[?] and Brewhouse standing on thhe ssaid Croft unto my daughter Mary Ann Caroline wife of Henry DICKENSON for life and after the decease I give and devise the same unto the said Henry DICKENSON for his life and after the decease of the survivor of them to such person or persons use or uses as she my said daughter Mary Ann Caroline shall by any deed or instrument in writing or by her last Will and Testament direct limit or appoint give or devise the same and in default of such direction limitation or appointment To the use of all and every the children of the said Mary Ann Caroline DICKENSON in equal shares their heirs and assigns for ever as tenants in common and if but one child To the use of such one his or her heirs and assigns for ever and in default oof isssue to the use of her brothers and sisters and the representatives of such of them as may then be dead their heirs and assigns in equal shares and proportions as tenants in common such representatives taking their Father's or Mother's share only and the same being equally divided amongst them And I give and devise the other moiety or equal half part of the said warehouse Messuages garden land and hereditaments unto my daughter Charlotte Wife of John DICKENSON for her life and after her decease to the use of the said John DICKENSON duuring his life and after the decease of the survivor of them to such and the like uses intents and purposes in all respects and with the like remainders as I have expressed and declared with respect to the moiety of the said hereditaments devised to my said daughter Mary Ann Caroline as aforesaid And I give and devise all those seven several messuages situated at the corner of Green lane and Blue Lane in Walsall aforesaid with the Gardens and hereditaments thereunto belonging in the occupation of LEADBEATER COX OSBOURN WEBSTER BLACKAMORE and others unto my daughter Eliza wife of the Reverend Jesse EDGOOSE for her life and after her decease To the use of the said Jesse EDGOOSE during his life and after the decease of the survivor of them To such and the like uses intents and Purposes in all respects and with the like remainders as I have expressed and declared with respect to the moiety of the hereditaments devised to my said daughter Mary Ann Caroline as aforesaid And I further give and devise all those four messuages with the Shopping and garden ground thereto belonging situated in Blue Lane aforesaid and now in the occupation of HOROBRIDGE ALLEN HUNNE and WILKINSON unto and equally amongst my three sons William Thomas and George their heirs and assigns as tenants in common And I give my old fashioned oak linen Chest the Stamp dies and stock[?] in the said workshops and also a Commentary on the Bible by Dr. Adam CLARKE unto my said son William And I give the two suits of clothing which I may have in wear at the time of my decease and also a Commentary on the Bible by Matthew HENRY to my said son Thomas And I give to my said son George my Phaeton and harness And I give the old oak chest of drawers which has been confined to my own use to the said John DICKENSON And I give one set of Mahogany Chest of drawers to my said daughter Patience Sarah DUNNING And I give unto each of my said children such articles of my furniture or other personal estate (except what I have hereinbefore given) which now or may be at the time of my decease in their respective possession And I give and bequeath all the rest Residue and Remainder of my personal estate unto and equally amongst all my said sons and daughters in equal shares and proportions after the payment thereout of all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses And lastly I appoint my friend George GALLOWAY of Edmonton in London Gentleman and my said three Sons in law Henry DICKENSON John DICKENSON and Jesse EDGOOSE Executors of this my will hereby revoking all former wills made by me In witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand this fourth day of April one thousand eight hundred and forty three - Thos. ROWLEY Signed by the said Testator 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 Saml. WILKINSON INN Thomas MARLOW Clerks to Mr. FORSTER Solr Walsall." Proved at London 9th July 1845 before the Judge by the oath of John DICKENSON etc. etc. (PROB II 2021/0783) NOTES & QUERIES: A Thomas, son of George and Mary ROWLEY, was baptised at St. Michael's Church, Rushall, Staffordshire, on 12 October 1776 [born in 1769 or 1770]. (FreeReg) (revised 11.11.2019) | ROWLEY, Thomas (I2925)
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| 6058 | THOMAS ROWLEY 1797-1844 Thomas, son of Thomas and Sarah ROWLEY, was baptised at St. Matthew's Church, Walsall, Staffordshire, on 7 May 1797. Thomas ROWLEY of Stafford Street, Walsall, Staffordshire, was buried at St. Michael's Church, Rushall, Staffordshire,on 4 November 1844 aged 47. (FreeReg) The death of Thomas ROWLEY was registered in 1844. (GRO December Q 1844 Walsall 17 171) 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) (revised 11.11.2019) | ROWLEY, Thomas (I5312)
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| 6059 | THOMAS SAMME ????-1547 Alice ETGOOS, the Testator Beneficiaries: Unnamed, but decribed as her late husband's children and hers as listed in Richard Etgoos's will. Others: Richard ETGOOS, her "last husband". John ETGOOSE [sic], her eldest son. *Thomas SAM', her son-in-law. Robert MULSEY, her kinsman. Witnesses: Sir Thomas TAYLLOR, preest John FEN, gentleman William LARNESBY of London, iremonger. (Preogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/14/32) In her will made on 29 March 1504 Alice ETGOOS of Limehouse refers to her late husband Richard ETGOOS; to her eldest son John ETGOOS; to her son-in-law Thomas SAMME, a baker; and to her kinsman Robert MULSEY. Will of Alice EDGOOSE (abbreviations expanded) "IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I ALICE ETGOOS of Lymehoost in the Parisshe of Stebenhith in the countie of Middlesex widowe in my goode and hole mynde beyng lawde and praysing be unto almighty god the xxixth day of Marche / the yere of our lord god 15 1504 and the xixth. yeare of the Regne of Kyng Henry the vijth. make & ordeyne this my present last will / as wele to the disposicion of all my Right titill and interest of all and everych suche lands tenements and other premisses sett lying and b beying at lymehoost aforesaid the marshe and in the parisshe of Stebenhith orells where within the Counties of Middlesex and Kent that my last husband Richard ETGOOS lyman by his testament and last will to me bequethed and graunted more at llarge in his said last will shewyng / As to the dispocion of all and everych my goods jewells catalls and detts moevable where somever they may be founde / ffirst I bequeth my soule to almighty god my maker & Redemer to the moost glorious virgyirgyn his moder our lady saynt Mary & to all the seynts of heven. And my body to be buried within the parisshe of Stebenhith aforsaid as nyghe to the buriall place ther the body of my said late husband restith buried as it may be provided forore & doon. Also I bequeth to the high awter of the same church of Stebenhith for myn offeryng forgoten or withholden in discharge of my soule and to intent that the vicary ther shall pray for my soule. vi d Morover I the said Alice by this my present writting will that all the Right title and Interesst of and in all and every suche londs tenements and other premisses afore specified by my said late husband to me bequethed shall remayne to all his children and myn after my decesse accordinrding to his last will / The Residue of all and everych my goods jewells catalls and detts wher somever they may be founde after the detts which of Right I owe paid my buryall and funerall expence doon and my said late husband last will performed I will and charge myn executors undernamed as my truste is to them to dispose and distribute the same Residue amongs my said late husbands children and myn to everych of theym a reasonable porcon as the names of them and everych of tthem ben declared in the said last will off Richard ETGOOS And to dispose of them for my late husband soule and myn in charitable deeds as they shall thinke beste to please almighty god and for the well of our soules / And of this my present lasst will I name make and ordeyne myn executors John ETGOOSE myn eldist sonne Thomas SAM' my sonne in law baker and Robert MULSEY my kynsman / to all and everych as it is afore named to be doon & executed. In witnesse wherof to this my present last will I have sett my seale / Yonen the day of and yere afore specified. These beying witnesse Sir Thomas TAYLLOR preest John FFEN gentilman William LARMSBY of london Iremonger and other /." (PROB 11/14/32) Thomas SAME was a baker of Stratford Le Bow) (Chancery decree rolls, Elizabeth 1 [C78/15-45]) The Will of Thomas SAMME (surnames capitalised, abreviations expanded): "In the name of God amen the first day of may in the yere of o[ur] lord god one thousand fyve hundreth xlv and in the xxxvij yere of the reign of o[ur] sov[er]eign lord king king [sic] henry theight I Thomas SAMME of the parysse of Stratford bowe in the countie of mydd[lesex] hole of mynde and in p[er]f[ec]te remebrannce [sic] being thanks to god make and ordeyn this my last will and testament in maner and feme folowing; First I bequeth my Soule to almightie god to his blessed lady saint mary his mother and to all the saynts in heaven and my body to be buried in the churche of Stratford bowe aforesaid; Item I bequeth to the high aulter of the S..dch..ch [illegible] for tithes forgotten in discharge of my Soule vjs viijd Item I bequeth to the churche wardens then being after my deceas xls sterling to be distributed in making of highwayes as the church wardens and the paryssh shall thinke best Item I bequeth to ev[er]y godchild that shalbe lyving after my deceasse xijd a pece and the said money to be payd at my monethes day. Item I bequeth to Thomas SAMME my cosen dwelling in Hertfordshire my secunde gowne Item I bequeth to the use of this p[ar]yssh and of the parrysshe of Bromeley for the space of xx yeres then folowing to be complete at ij tymes of the yere that is to say at the feast of the nativitie of our] lord xs and at the feast of Eastor other xs to be distributed emonge the poor people if [sic] the saied two p[ar]ysshes Ite[m] I will that Agnes my wif shall have and enioye all the lands tenements leases copyhold situate or being in mydd[lesex] or ells where to her her heyres for ever uppon condicon that the said Agnes my wif and her heyres do p[er]forme and fulfill this my last will and testament or elss the next of my bloode shall have enioye all the forsaied lands leaces and tenemetes [sic] always excepted the ij houses ioyning next unto the backesyde whiche somtyme was Thomas SEXTEN's house the whiiche two house I will that Johan[e] GEORGE the wif of Richard GEORG and her heyres laufully of her body begotten sall have and enioye forev[er]: yf the saied Jone dye w[ith] out yssue than I will that Richard GOWGE her husband enioye the same ij houses aforesaied for terme of lyf and so after the deceasse of the saied Richard and his heyres of Johan his wif of her body laufully begotten Then I will that xiijs iiijd parcell of the profettes going out of the saied two houses shalbe distributed by myn heyres w[i]t[hi]n the p[ar]ishe of Stratfied bowe to poore people and dirige and masse for my Soule and all xpen' (?) soules for the space of one hole yere ev[er] more Item I bequeth to a prest to sing for my soule and all xpen' (?) soules for the space of one hole yere xjli Item I bequeth to Sir Edmond PRESTMAN my curate iijs iiijd The Residue of all my goodes not bequethed my debtes paied my legacies fulfilled I give and bequeth holy to Agnes my wif whom I make constitute and ordeyn my sole executrix of this my last will and also I make and ordeyn willm GOWGE and Thom[a]s COWBE supervysours of this my last will and to have for the[i]r Labo[ur] xs a pece In wytnes herof John THREDER and John BREGYS w[i]t[h] other moo and they to have iijs a pece In wytnes herof to this my last will I have sett my seall and made my signe in the p[rese]nce of those p[er]sonnes whose names do here ensue, John TAWE, Willm GOWGE, Thomas WHITE, willm MASON, John BRIGES, John ATKYNSON (PROB 11/33/ 23 September 1547) "Lands granted to Tho. SAM'E & Jno. ELGOSE by Ind[entu]re w[he]reof Eliz. DRIVER Wido[w] & Agnes SAM'E w[id]o[w] are now Farmers. A certain Parcel of Marsh lying & being in the Parish of Stebunhuthe abutting on the North part of the Marsh of the Lord of this Manor called Stebunhuthe Marsh & on the South part on the Soil & Land of our Ld. the King in Right of the late Monastry of Tower Hill near London & on the East part of the Marsh called the Wste(?) Marsh towd. the Great Breche & on the west part abutts upon the River Thames For which the sd. Farmers confess they ought to pay 50s. after the Rate of 8d. for everery Acre accordg to a Covt. of the Ind[entu]re granted to them for the Term of 34 years to come wch. accordg. to the Rate of the y[ear]ly Value afd. amounts to 75 acres but each acre thereof is worth to be lett if the Term of the sd. Ind[entu]re was expired besides all Charges of Repairs 8d. which amounts in the whole p Ann[um] to 30-0-0 Increase th.. £27.10s. The Fine for a new Grant is worth 150£." (LMA M79/LH/128/1/1 folio 12) Abbreviations expanded and surnames capitalised: "To the Quenes moste excellent ma[jes]tie Shewen unto your highnes you maiesties moste humble and obedient Subiects William WOODE Elizabethe his wife Joane GOWGE widowe Thomas KINGE and Agnes his wife John ATKINSON (ALLYNSON?) Mary ATKYNSON and William ATKYNSON whiche Elizabeth Joane Agnes John Marye and William ATKYNSON are the naturall children of Joane ATKYNSON deceased daughter of Agnes SAM[ME] late wife of Thomas SAM[ME] late of Stratford at Bowe in th Countie of Midd[lesex] Baker deceased. That where the Reverende father in God Will[ia]m late Busshoppe of London was laufully seyzed in his demeasne as of fee of and in a parcell of marshe grounde lyenge and beinge in the parrishe of Stebenheth in the Countie aforsaid conteyning by estymacon three score & fiftene Acres [= 75 acres] and an half And he so beinge thereof seazed about the moneth of Marche in the Twentyth yeare of the raigne of the late Kinge of woorthie memorye kinge Henry the Seaventhe by Indenture bearinge date the vijth daye of Marche in the saide yeare & Sealled with the Seale of the said Bysshoppe & confyrmed by the then dean and Chapter of the Cathedrall churche of St Paule of london did demyse & to serme (?) lett to the said Thomas SAM[ME] deceased and to one John EDGOSE of the saide parrishe of Stebenhethe in the Countie of Midd[lesex] aforsayd Lymebrenner the saide parcell of marshe grounde To have occupie and enioye the said parcell of m(ar)she grounde to the said Thomas SAM[ME] and John EDGOSE and theire executors from the feaste of theanncyacon of our Ladie St Marye the vyrgyne next com[m]inge after the date of the saide Indenture thende & terme of fowere score yeares then next & ymedyatelye ensewinge As by the same Indenture more pleynlye yt doeth and maye at lardge appearare And shortely afterwards the said Thomas SAM[ME] and John EDGOSE devyded the forsayde parcell of m[ar]she grounde by hedges and dyches into two equall partes and allotted the one parte thereof to the saide Thomas SAM[ME] duringe all the saide terme for his whole parte of the premisses and the other parte there of lykewise to the said John EDGOSE to holde in Severallye & then & there allso agreed that the saide Thomas SAM[ME] should from thencefourthe duringe all the said terme bearbeare or paye the moytye of the yearly rent resarved upon the saide demise & paye & beare the charges of the wall apperteyninge to his parte and that the saide John EDGOSE should paye and beare the residue And after this for further suertye made a pleyne and full partycon accordinge to the purporte aforsaid by wryting Suffycient in lawe betwene theym of the said m[ar]she grounde By force where of the saide Thomas SAM[ME] was laufullye possessed in severallye of the one parte of the said marshe grounde to him allotted (being about one half of the saide marshe grounde and the said John EDGOSE lykewise possessed of the resydue & the said Thomas SAM(ME) so possessed by his last will and Testament gave bequeathed his whole Interest of and in the saide parcell Marshe grounde so to him allotted, to the said Agnes SAM[ME] his wife whom he made & constytuted soule executryce of his said last wyll and testament. To have & to holde the same to the saide Agnes SAM[ME] and heher assignes for ever By force whereof the saide Agnes SAM[ME] after the deathe of the saide Thomas SAM[ME] her husband entred into the premisses so allotted to the saide Thomas SAM[ME] And was thereof laufully possessed and so possessed by her last wyll and testament in writinge bearinge date the xviijth daye of October in the yeare of our lorde god one thousand fyve hundreth fifty and seaven and in the fowerth and fyveth yeares of the raigne of kinge Phillippe and Quene Marye did wyll and bequethe the said parte & her estate therem to the saide Elizabeth Joane Agnes John Mary and William your ma(ies)ties saide Subiects equallye to be apportyoned & devided amonge theym by evyn porcons & after died. After whose decease your said Subiects entred into the said parte & were thereof laufullye possessed accordinglye & so possessed did demise & lett certayne parcells of theire foresaid Marshe grounde for the yearely rent of fyve & twentye P[ounds] to one John MARARCHE of Lymehouse in the Countie Midd[lesex] gent. To have and to holde the same to the said John MARCHE his executors & assignes at the Wyll and Pleasure of your Sayd Subiects So yt ys if yt may please your highnes that the saide John MARCHE havinge by casuall meanes gotten into his hands custodye & possessyon as well the pryncypull lease aforesaid as allso the writinges concerninge the saide partycion by collour thereof hath not only refused to to [sic] your saide Subiects the arrerage of the saide yearely rent of xxv li £ for the forsaid p(ar)cells of marshe grounde to him demised as aforsaid beinge vj li [£] v s [shillings] due at the feaste of the natyvytye of our lord god last past besides Certayne other arrerage before that tyme due But allso doth disturbe your saide Subiects of the possession of the saide marshe grounde and hath attempted w(i)th force to expell your saide Subiects from the same. And allthoughe your saide Subiects have at dyvers & sondrye tymes gently desired & required of the saide John MARCHE the delyveryeof the saide writings & allso the payment of the saide arrerage of the saide yearely rent of xxv li [£] & to lett your subiects quyetlye to have & enioye the saide premissees accordinge to theire most iuste & laufull tytle & interest thereunto in maner & furme aforsayd yet that to doe he hath at all tymes hetherto moste wyllfully refused & yet doth refuse and wrongfullye deteyneth the possession of the premisses so to him devised contrary to all right equity & good concyence In Consideracon whereof & for that your saide Subiects knowe not the certayne dates & contents of the said writinges nor wherein they are conteyned & therefore & for other lyke resespecte be w[i]thout all remedy for the recoverye thereof by the due order & course of the comen lawes of this Realme & so lykewise remedyles for recoverye of the saide arrerage & the quiet possession of the premisses yt may therefore please your moste excellent highnes the p[re]misses consydered to graunt your m[aies]ties l[**]res of pryvey Seale to the said John MARCHE to be directed commandinge & enioyninge him thereby at a certayne daye to be & appeare before your maiesties comisay in your ma[ies]ties court of requests then & there to make annsweare to the p[re]misses & further to stand to & abide suche order dyrection therein as to your ma[ies]ties said counsaylle of your saide courte of requests upon the full & ripe [?] hearinge [illegble] & all the saide matter shalbe thought mete to stand w[i]th equytye & good conscyence And your said [Subiects ?] shall accordinge to theire moste bounded dutye praye to god for the prestevacon of your highnes [illegible] in health [illegible] [illegible] of [illegible] long to continue. Ultimo die January [?] R[eig]ne Elizabeth the 1 Thanswer of John MARCHE [several faded words illegible] of Will[ia]m WOODE & Elizabeth his wife [several faded words illegible] The said deffend[?u]nte sayeth that the same byll of compl[aint] is Unc[er]teyn untrue and insufficient in the Lawe to be answeryd until such matters in the same conteyned, And the same framed devysed [end of line 1] Imagened & set forthe by the said comp[lainan]te only for vexacon and to put [illegible] this diff[en]d[ant], to charge expense and coste of [illegible] in lawe rather then for any iuste cause or grounde so for to do Nevertheless yf this [end of line 2] Deffe[ndan]t shhalbe constroeyned by thorder of this courte to make any further answere to the same Insufficient Byll of comp[lain]t Then for Answere & declaracon of the truthe towchinge this matter, wherup(illegible) [end of line 3] this sute by the Sinister p[er]suasion of others cometh to be framed and devysed , This Deffe[ndan]t sayeth that well & true yt is That the Reverend Father in god will[ia]m Byshoppe of London , was lawfully seised [end of line 4] in his demesne as of fee and in one p[ar]cell of marshe grounde by lyinge & beinge in the p[ar]ishe of Stebenheathe in the Countie of Midd[lesex] conteyninge by estimacon lxxv acres & a halfe or thereaboughts as [end of line 5] this Deff[endan]t supposeth. And he beinge therof so seised by his Indenture beringe date the seventh day of Marche in the xxth yere of the reigne of the late kynge Henrye the seventhe, Sealed w(it)h the [end of line 6] Seale of the seid Bysshoppe & confirmed by the then Deane and chapyter of St Pawle of London, dyd demyse and to [illegible] lette unto the said Thomas SAM deceassed & to one John EDGOSE of the [end of page 7] seid p[ar]ishe of Stebenhethe Lymebrenn[er] the seid p[ar]cell of marshe grounde To ave and to holde the same to the seid Thomas SAM and John EDGOSE & theire exec(utors) from the feast of thannunciacon to [end of line 8] Ladie St Marye the Virgin next comynge a after the date of the same Indenture unto thende & terme of fourscore yeres then next & Imediatelye ensewinge. And by reason the[r]of the same Thom[a]s SAME & John EDGOSE were [end of line 9] lawfully possessed of the seid p[ar]cell ofr marshe grounde, Joyntlye for the terme of yeres, and the p[ro]ffytts thereof did so p[ar]ceyte and tak Untyll suche tyme as the seid Thomas SAM died, By and after whose death, the [end of line 10] whole interest of the said [sic] terme, of and in the said p[ar]cell of marshe grounde did accrue growe and came by S[ur]vivorsf right yt ought for to do unto the said John EDGOSE, by force wherof the seyd John EDGOSE [end of line 11] the whole issues and p[ro]ffyts of the seid p[ar]cell of marshe grounde, did or ought to have resceyved and had, and afterwardes the seieid John EDGOSE abought the xxvjth daye of october in the thirde yere of the reign of the Late [end of line 12] kinge of [illegible = famns] memorye Edwarde the syxte, dyed intestate, after whose death one Elizabeth DRYVER al[ia]s EDGOSE wydowe, natural daughter of the seid John EDGOSE took a [illegible] admynystracon of all the [end of line 13] goods and chattalls w[hi]ch weare to the seid John EDGOSE at the tyme of his death as by the same [illegible] of administracon Under the Seale of thordynarye for the tyme beinge dated the seventh day of [end of line 14] November in the yere of o[u]r Lorde god one Thousande fyve hundred fortie nyne, yt dothe playnlye appere by vertue whereof the said Elizabeth was yet lawfullye possesessed and thissues and p[ro]ffytts therof or [end of line 15] the moste p[ar]te therof, dyd and of veryeright ought to have p[er]sceyved resceyved & had. And the seid Elizabeth being therof so possessed afterwards by her dede intended that is to saye, the eight day of [end of line 16] September in the xth yere of the reigne of o[u]r Sov[er]aigne Ladye Quene Elizabeth the Quenes Ma[jes]tie yt now is dyd geve grante, bargayne, sell, Alyen, assigne & set [??] unto the seyde John MARCRCHE [end of line 17] the seid Indenture of Leace, and all her right estate, tytle, interest, p[ro]pertie, benefytte, terme of yeres & demande yt she the sane [sic] Elizabeth hathe, shoulde, maye, or ought to have of in and to the same p[ar]celell [end of line 18] Marshe grounde, by reason wherof the seid Deff[en]d[en]t is, and of right ought to be possessed of the seid p[ar]cell of marshe grounde menco[n]ed in the seid Byll of Compl[ain]t and conteyneth w[i]th in the same [end of linine 19] Leace made to the seid Thomas SAM or John EDGOSE and thissues & p[ro]ffytts therof dothe p[er]ceyve receyve & take, to his owen p[ro]per use, and behofe as by lawe equitie right & good conscyence he hopeth he maye [end of line 20] due (?) w[i]thout yt, that the seid Thomas SAM and John EDGOSE devyded the foreseid p[ar]cell of marshe grounde by hedge and dytches into two equall p[ar]tes and allotted the one p[ar]te therof, to the seid [end of line 21] Thom[a]s SAM duringe all his said terme, for his hole p[ar]te of the p(re)misses and the other p[ar]te to the seide John EDGOSE to holde in sev[er]altie or agreed sev[er]ally to beare & paye the rent res[er]ved upon [end of line 22] the same devyse or Sedv[er]allye eyther of yem for their p[ar]te doe beare the chardges of the wall apperteyning to the same, or (?) that anye wrytinge for further suertie of the same p[er]tycon and a graunt [end of line 23] was made bytwene the seid Thomas SAM & John EDGOSE by force wherof they shoulde be y?? of possession in sev[er]altie, as most untrulyeit ys alledged And w[i]thout yt the seid Thomas SAM beq[illegible, perhaps bequeathed] [end of line 24] all his whole interest of and in the seid p[ar]cell of marsh grounde, unto the said Agnes his wyfe, soe? that any enterest [sic] of and in the same dyd by the same devyse passe [illegible] [illegible] in her the seide Agnes thoughe he so did, [end of line 25] by reason wherof she myght lawfullye enter into any p[ar]cell of the seiseid marshe grounde or make anye devyse by her last wyll and testament y[??] of as by the seid Bill of Compl[ayn]t yt is Supposed [end of line 26] And w[i]thout that the seid Deffe[ndan]t hath gotten into his hands custody and possession thhe p[ri]ncipall Leace of the seid Marshe grounde, or any wrytinges conc[er]ninge the P[ar]ticon Supposed [end of line 27] or that by reason thereof he dothe refuse to paye unto the seyd complayn[a]nts the arrerage mencyoned in ththe seid Bill of Complaynte or Disturbe and by force expell [end of line 28] them of and from the possession of the same grounde as moste unkinlye it is lykewyse alledged And w[i]thout that, any other matter or thinge in the seid Bill conteyned materyall or [end of line 29] effectual to be answeryd unto, And herein not sufficientlye confessed & avuyded (?) denyed or [transed?] is true All wh[i]ch matters this Deffe[ndan]t is redie to avowe & as this courte shall awarde, and prayeth to be dismyssed [end of line 30] out of the same w[i]th his reasonable costs and charges in and abought this wrongefull and Uniuste sute by him susteyned and expended & [illegible] [end of line 31]. (The National Archives: Proceedings in the Court of Requests Volume 2 Elizabeth 1 165/249 EDGOSE, John (Mx)) NOTES & QUERIES: It would appear that Thomas SAMME's first wife was Christian ETGOOS, daughter of Richard and Alice ETGOOS who died in 1503 and 1504 respectively. His second wife Agnes is referred to in Thomas SAMME's will. (revised 15.10.2018) | SAMME, Thomas (I1380)
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| 6060 | THOMAS SAMUEL STEEL(E) 1878-1901 or 1902 or 1903 or 1904 or 1905 The birth of a Thomas Samuel STEEL was registered in 1878. (GRO June Q 1878 Wandsworth 1d 713) According to the 1891 census returns for 4 Emily Terrace, Putney, London, Thomas S. STEEL was a 12 year old (i.e born 1878-1879) scholar, born in Putney, son of Samuel STEEL, an uphosterer's clerk. His maternal grandfather, Henry WOOD, a 69 year old Putney born widower and retired coal merchant, was living there too. (RG12/453/23/7) Thomas Samuel STEEL, a 23 year old mariner of Nene Parade, Wisbech, married Angelina CROSBY at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, on 19 November 1900. He was the son of Samuel STEEL, clerk. (GRO December Q 1900 Wisbeach 3b 1373) The 1901 census returns for the Nene Inn, 19 Nene Parade, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: Thomas STEEL, head, aged 24, publican on own account, born at Putney, London; Angelina STEEL, wife, aged 30, born at Middlesborough (sic); Ralph SYKES, son, aged 8, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; Harry SYKES, son, aged 7, born at Wisbech; Nora COTTRELL, daughter, aged 3, born at Wisbech; Ivy COTTRELL, daughter, aged 2, born at Wisbech; Nora CROSBY, visitor, aged 24, born at Wisbech; Lucy DUFF, servant, aged 20, domestic servant, born at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire. (RG13/1556/65/3) Thomas Samuel STEEL(E) died at some time after the 1901 census and presumably before Angelina conceived Stanton Charles EDGOOSE's daughter Jessie in December 1904. The GRO indexes have been searched in vain from 1901 to 1904 inclusive. A mariner in 1900, he may have died at sea. He was a witness to the marriage between Nora CROSBY and Thomas MITCHELL at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire, on 8 April 1901. NOTES & QUERIES: When and Where did Thomas Samuel Steel die? As his wife Angelina was a Wisbech publican, was his death reported in a Wisbech newspaper? (revised 24.11.2017) | STEEL, Thomas Samuel (I1492)
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| 6061 | THOMAS SEMELY An Index of the Will of William KIRBIE the younger (????-1568), husbandman of Whaplode, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 8 May 1568 and proved on 16 June 1568: 01*Willam KIRBIE the younger, Testator 02 Thomas KIRBIE, son of the Testator 03 John KIRBIE, son of the Testator 04 Thomas COOKE (and witness, see below) 05 Robt. EDGOWS (and witness, see below) 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 00 Thomas COOKE, witness (and beneficiary? See above) 00 Robt EDGOOSE, witness (and beneficiary? See above) 21 John RANSSON, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1568/216) (revised 17.02.2020) | SEMELY, Thomas (I8743)
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| 6062 | THOMAS SHARP 1888- The birth of Thomas SHARP was registered in 1888. (GRO March Q 1888 Wisbech 3b 606) The 1891 census returns for Gaultry Road, Emneth, Norfolk: Robert L. SHARPE (sic), head, aged 35, farmer, born at Emneth; Eliza SHARPE, wife, aged 25, born at Wisbech in Cambridgeshire; Adlaide SHARPE, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born Emneth; Jane SHARPE, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born Emneth; *Thomas SHARPE, son, aged 3, scholar, born Emneth; Mary SHARPE, daughter, aged 2, born Emneth; Samuel, son, aged 10 months, born Emneth; John FOLLEN, single, aged 78, farm servant, born at Walpole, Norfolk. (RG12/1308/68/4) According to the 1901 census returns for Newfield, Emneth, Norfolk, Robt L. SHARP was a 45 year old farmer who was born at Emneth. At the same address were his wife Eliza, 33 years old and born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire and his three children, all of whom were born at Emneth: Thomas aged 13; Samuel aged 10; and Mary aged 12. A 31 year old schoolteacher, Georgiana ROBINSON, who was born at Over in Cambridgeshire, was boarding with them. (RG13/1560/5/2) From the 1911 census of Emneth, Norfolk: Robert Lynn SHARP, head, aged 55, farmer & fruit grower, employer, born at Emneth, Norfolk; Eliza SHARP, wife, aged 44, married 24 years, 3 children (all living), born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; *Thomas SHARP, son, aged 23, single, assisting in business, worker, born at Emneth, Norfolk; Mary SHARP, daughter, aged 22, born at Emneth, Norfolk; Samuel SHARP, son, aged 20, assisting in business, worker, born at Emneth, Norfolk. (RG14/9325) NOTES & QUERIES: The marriage between a Thomas SHARP and a Caroline BEAUMONT was registered in 1915. (GRO December Q 1915 Wisbech 3b 1800) (revised 01.10..2012) | SHARP, Thomas (I2821)
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| 6063 | THOMAS SIMMONS The marriage between Caroline LESTER and Thomas SIMMONS [sic] was registered in 1853. (GRO September Q 1853 Marylebone 01A 693) | SIMMONS, Thomas (I9156)
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| 6064 | THOMAS SMITH Mary PILKINTON (sic), a spinster of this parish, married Thomas SMITH, not of this parish, at Stamford St. George, Lincolnshire, on 25 August 1789. (BVRI) (MB 1789/743 has PILKINGTON) (farmer of Pickworth, Rutland, in 1797) NOTES & QUERIES: When and where did Thomas SMITH die? (revised 06.09.2016) | SMITH, Thomas (I1545)
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| 6065 | THOMAS SMITH Circa 1842- From the 1891 census of the Blue Bell Inn, Luddington, Goole, Yorkshire: *Thomas SMITH, head, married, aged 49, farmer, born at Goole, Yorkshire; Hannah SMITH, wife, married, 48, born at Luddington, Lincolnshire; Betsey SMITH, daughter, single, aged 17, scholar, born at Luddington, Lincolnshire; Charles SMITH, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Luddington, Lincolnshire. (RG12/3871/91/112) (revised 10.01.2017) | SMITH, Thomas (I8235)
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| 6066 | THOMAS SMYTH An Index of the Will of Thomas BEALE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, carpenter, made on 26 April 1639. 01*Thomas BEALE, the Testator. 02 Frances BEALE, wife of the Testator, executrix. 03 Edward EARLE, gentleman, supervisor and beneficiary. 04 Wm SLATER, witness. 05 Edward EARLE, witness. 06 Wm SLATER, creditor. 07 Sir John OGLE, knight, creditor. 08*Tho. SMYTH, creditor. 09 Richard MASSER, creditor. 10 Elizabeth AUSTING, creditor. 11 Tho. BALAM, creditor. 12 Wm DALE, debtor. 13 Nath JACKSON of Spalding, Lincolnshire, debtor. 14 Wm MYLNES, debtor. 15 John EDGOOSE, debtor. 16 Edward FOSTER, debtor. 17 Mr. PEDDER, debtor. 18 Tho. DURBAGG, debtor. 19 Edward QUICK, debtor. 20 Robert WATTSONE, debtor. 21 Symon WINTER, debtor. 22 M(is)tress DEATH, debtor. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1639/663) (revised 23.02.2020) | SMYTH, Thomas (I8840)
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| 6067 | THOMAS SPAFFORD 1801-1855 Thomas, son of William and Elizabeth SPAFFORD, was baptised at Beckingham, Lincolnshire, on 28 March 1801. (PR) Thomas SPAFFORD married Mary ANDERTON at Beckingham, Lincolnshire, on 13 September 1821. (LFHS Marriage Index 1700-1837 Volume 2) From the 1851 census of Marston, Lincolnshire: *Thomas SPAFFORD, head, aged 50, farmer of 6 acres and sawyer, born at Beckingham, Lincolnshire; Mary SPAFFORD, wife, aged 51, born at Beckingham, Lincolnshire; Thomas SPAFFORD, son, aged 19, journeyman sawyer, born at Hougham, Lincolnshire; Eliza SPAFFORD, daughter, aged 13, school, born at Marston, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2138/202/12) Thomas SPAFFORD was buried at Marston, Lincolnshire, on 7 February 1855 aged 54. (NBI 3) (revised 17.09.2012) | SPAFFORD, Thomas (I832)
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| 6068 | THOMAS SPAFFORD 1831-1891 Thomas, son of Thomas and Mary SPAFFORTH (sic), was baptised at Hougham, Lincolnshire, on 6 June 1831. His father was a labourer. (PR) From the 1851 census of Marston, Lincolnshire: Thomas SPAFFORD, head, aged 50, farmer of 6 acres and sawyer, born at Beckingham, Lincolnshire; Mary SPAFFORD, wife, aged 51, born at Beckingham, Lincolnshire; *Thomas SPAFFORD, son, aged 19, journeyman sawyer, born at Hougham, Lincolnshire; Eliza SPAFFORD, daughter, aged 13, school, born at Marston, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2138/202/12) From the 1861 census of Marston, Lincolnshire: *Thomas SPAFFORD, head, aged 29, sawyer, born at Hougham, Lincolnshire; Mary SPAFFORD, wife, aged 29, born at Hougham, Lincolnshire; Sarah Ann SPAFFORD, daughter, aged 5, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; Emily SPAFFORD, daughter, aged 2, born at Marston, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2482/113/2) The 1871 census of Dunmores Yard, South Witham, Lincolnshire: *Thomas SPAFFORD, head, aged 39, sawyer, born at Hougham, Lincolnshire; Mary SPAFFORD, wife, aged 39, born at Hougham, Lincolnshire; Emily SPAFFORD, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; Walter SPAFFORD, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Marston; Adeliza SPAFFORD, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Marston. (RG10/3355/88/16) The 1881 census of 24 Cecil Street, Somerby, Lincolnshire: *Thomas SPAFFORD, head, aged 49, labourer at iron works, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; Mary SPAFFORD, wife, aged 49, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; Addie SPAFFORD, daughter, aged 16, born at Marston, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3228/71/23) The 1891 census of 50a George Street, Grantham, Lincolnshire: *Thomas SPAFFORD, head, aged 59, joiner's labourer, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; Mary SPAFFORD, wife, aged 59, born at Hougham, Lincolnshire; Sarah A. RANSON, daughter, aged 35, married, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Edith CLIDE, boarder, aged 24, actree, born in London. (RG12/2584/99/31) The death of Thomas SPAFFORD aged 60 was registered in 1891. (GRO September 1891 Grantham 7a 273) (revised 01.10.2012) | SPAFFORD, Thomas (I835)
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| 6069 | THOMAS SQUIRE An Index of the Will of Robert PILKINTON, carpenter, of Stamford, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 28 November 1738 and proved before William STUKELEY, Surrogate, on 8 December 1744: 01 Robert PILKINTON, the Testator. 02 Thomas PILKINTON, son of the Testator, executor. 03 Sarah PILKINTON, wife of the above Thomas PILKINTON. 04 [..........] BASS, widow, late tenant of a house in Stamford St. George, now reconstructed. 05 Catherine SQUIRE, daughter of the Testator, wife of Thomas SQUIRE of Whittlesea. 06 Thomas SQUIRE of Whittlesea, husband of Catherine SQUIRE. 07 Mary FRANKLYN, daughter of the Testator, wife of Nicholas FRANKLYN of New Sleaford, Lincolnshire. 08 Nicholas FRANKLYN, farmer, of New Sleaford, Lincolnshire, husband of the Testator's daughter Mary. 09 Eliz: LEIGH, witness. 10 Robert BROOM, witness. 11 Jno. Burdge LEIGH, witness. 12 Wm STUKELEY, Surrogate. (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1744/14) (revised 29.12.2019) | SQUIRE, Thomas (I1651)
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| 6070 | THOMAS STANGUARD (A William STANGUARD was buried at Leverington on 19 March 1748/49). | STANGARD, Thomas (I2273)
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| 6071 | THOMAS STILES An Index to Page 2 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, covering folios 4-5. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618. 21*Mr. Thomas STILES, beloved brother of the Testator 22 Mr. Gegorie STILES, loving brother of the Testator 23 Mr. Robert LAMBE, loving brother of the Testator 24 Sister ROBINSON 25 Sister BRIGETT 26 John JOSEPH, clarke 27 William DAWSON, brother of the Testator 28 Dimmocke WALPOLE Esq. 29 Francis NEDHAM, kinsman of the Testator (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) (revised 20.02.2020) | STILES, Thomas (I8811)
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| 6072 | THOMAS STORER An Index of the Will of Richard STORER (????-1552) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will made on 5 July 1552. An Inventory was made on 14 July 1552. 01*Richard STORER, the Testator. Beneficiaries: 02 Richard STORER 03 Alyce STORER 04*Thomas STORER 05 Thomas WHYTE, godson of the Testator 06 Thomas YONG 07 John NEWLAND, godson of the Testator 08 William REDE 09 Agnes STORER, wife of the Testator, executrix Witnesses: 10 John EDGOSE, witness 11 Robert SAWLL, witness 12 John CARTER, witness 13 Hugh REDE, witness Inventory: 14 Thomas CALLTHROPP 15 John EDGOSE (2) 16 John SLATER 17 Robert SAULL (2) (Lincolnshire Archives Sundry Will 1552/339 (revised 16.02.2020) | STORER, Thomas (I8590)
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| 6073 | THOMAS STRAWSON Elizabeth BURD and Thomas STRAWSON were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 28 August 1735. | STRAWSON, Thomas (I9353)
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| 6074 | THOMAS SUERTON Beneficiaries of the Will of William EDGOSE (14??-1482) of Bulwick, Northamptonshire: Henry CLEYDEN John DONMOE William COPE, priest John COPE, father of William COPE priest Robert WYGHTEN, priest John HYNKELY Ellen COPE Elizabeth NORMAN Margary HOLCOTE John DOWE of Londes John DAWSTON John WODFORD of Blatherwick *Thomas SUERTON of Morcote (Northampton Will 1482) | SUERTON, Thomas (I8578)
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| 6075 | THOMAS SUMMERS -1730 Thomas SUMERS (sic) was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 14 November 1730. | SUMMERS, Thomas (I1003)
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| 6076 | THOMAS SUMPTER 1627- Thomas, son of John SUMPTER, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 13 May 1627. (FamilySearch) From the will of John SUMPTER (1622-1662): "Item I give And bequeath unto Thomas SUMPTER my brother all my Apparrell woollen hats shoos books, except my Cloake; Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas SUMPTER the sonn of Thomas SUMPTER my brother one Ewe and a Lamb which l lambed last save one." (Lincoln Misc. Will A 176/1662) NOTES & QUERIES: A Thomas SUMPTER married Katherine KETTON at Gosberton, Lincolnshire, on 12 June 1666. (PR) (revised 28.07.2016) | SUMPTER, Thomas (I7247)
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| 6077 | THOMAS SUMPTER 1661- Thomas, son of John SUNTER [sic], was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 24 February 1660/61. (PR) (revised 07.08.2016) | SUMPTER, Thomas (I7245)
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| 6078 | THOMAS SUMPTER 16??-1702 He was the son of Thomas SUMPTER born in 1627 and the nephew of John SUMPTER (1622-1662): From the will of John SUMPTER (1622-1662): "Item I give And bequeath unto Thomas SUMPTER my brother all my Apparrell woollen hats shoos books, except my Cloake; Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas SUMPTER the sonn of Thomas SUMPTER my brother one Ewe and a Lamb which l lambed last save one." (Lincoln Misc. Will A 176/1662) Tho: son of Thos. SUMPTER labourer was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 21 February 1701/02. (PR) NOTES & QUERIES: A Thomas SUMPTER married Katherine KETTON at Gosberton, Lincolnshire, on 12 June 1666. (PR) Margaret PANKS, maid servant to Tho. SUMPTER, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 22 November 1703. (PR) To which Thomas has not yet been ascertained. (revised 30.07.2016) | SUMPTER, Thomas (I7248)
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| 6079 | THOMAS SWAN 1818 or 1819-1895 From the 1841 census of Wharf Row, Brinsley, Nottinghamshire: *Thomas SWANN (sic), aged 20, coal miner, born in Nottinghamshire; Mary SWANN, aged 20, born in Nottinghamshire; Jane SWANN, aged 2, born in Nottinghamshire. (HO107/857/4/12/16) The family were living in Loscoe, Derbyshire, in 1851: *Thomas SWAN, head, aged 32, coal miner, born at Aldercar, Derbyshire; Mary SWAN, wife, aged 30, born at Brinsley, Nottinghamshire; Hannah SWAN, daughter, aged 8, born at Brinsley; Ann SWAN, daughter, aged 5, born at Brinsley; Martha SWAN, daughter, aged 4 months, born at Loscoe. (HO107/2125/434) 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) From the 1881 census of Wharf Row, Brinsley, Nottinghamshire: *Thomas SWANN (sic), head, aged 63, coal miner, born at Loscoe, derbyshire; Mary SWANN, wife, aged 63, coal miner's wife, born at Brinsley, Nottinghamshire; Louisa SWANN, granddaughter, aged 18, machinist, born at Longton, Staffordshire. (RG11/3322/95/14) From the 1901 census returns of Brinsley, Nottinghamshire: William HOUSLEY, head, aged 49, coal miner, born at Brinsley; Jane HOUSLEY, wife, aged 49, born at Brinsley; Thomas HOUSLEY, son, aged 19, coal miner, born at Brinsley; Walter HOUSLEY, son, aged 15, coal miner, born at Brinsley; Job CLIFTON, son-in-law, aged 24, coal miner, born at Beggarlee, Nottinghamshire; Fanny CLIFTON, daughter, aged 22, born at Brinsley; Nelly CLIFTON, daughter (sic), aged 4, born at Brinsley; *Thomas SWANN, father (sic), aged 74, widower, born at Aldercar, Derbyshire; Samuel CALVERT, boarder, single, aged 20, coal miner, born at Brinsley. (RG12/2661/6/5) The death of a Thomas SWANN aged 71 (sic) was registered in 1895. (GRO March Q 1895 Basford 7b 106) (revised 20.03.2017) | SWAN, Thomas (I1488)
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| 6080 | THOMAS TAFT 1867- The birth of Thomas TAFT was registered in 1867. (GRO September Q 1867 Derby 7b 393) The marriage between Ada HARRISON and Thomas TAFT was registered in 1893. (GRO December Q 1893 Derby 7b 827) | TAFT, Thomas (I5406)
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| 6081 | THOMAS TANTON 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) | TANTON, Thomas (I8717)
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| 6082 | THOMAS TAYLLOR An Index to the Will of Alice ETGOOS (14??-1504) widow, of Limehouse, Middlesex, made on 29 March 1504. Probate was granted on 17 April 1504. Alice ETGOOS, the Testator Beneficiaries: Unnamed, but decribed as her late husband's children and hers as listed in Richard Etgoos's will. Others: Richard ETGOOS, her "last husband". John ETGOOSE [sic], her eldest son. Thomas SAM', her son-in-law. Robert MULSEY, her kinsman. Witnesses: *Sir Thomas TAYLLOR, preest John FEN, gentleman William LARNESBY of London, iremonger. (Preogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/14/32) | TAYLLOR, Sir Thomas (I8563)
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| 6083 | THOMAS TAYLOR Thomas TAYLOR married Sarah ELLIOTT at Martock, Somerset, on 13 April 1809. They had one child, Elizabeth TAYLOR, before he died circa 1811. | TAYLOR, Thomas (I5156)
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| 6084 | THOMAS TEMPEST An Index of the Will of Thomas CHENY of Quadring, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 6 March 1531/32. The will was proved at Spalding on 10 April 1532. 01*Thomas CHENY, the Testator 02 William CHENAY 03 Richard CHENEY 04 Jenet ADAM 05 Margaret GONTHORPE 06 Edward CHENEY, son of the Testator 07 John ADAM 08 Richard COOKE 09 Anne CHENY, wife of the Testator, excutrix 10 John BOLLYS 11*Mr. Thomas TEMPEST, witness, supervisor 12 John BOLLES, witness 13 Robert LONDE, witness, Vicar of Quadring 14 John DOMYSENY, witness 15 William CHELL, witness 16 William BROWNE, witness 17 John WARDE 18 John ETGOSE the Younger 19 REEDE, former owner of land (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1520-31/338) | TEMPEST, Mr. Thomas (I8550)
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| 6085 | THOMAS THEWE An Index of the Will of Johnne EDGOSE or EDGOOSE (bef. 1522-1567) of Kirton-in-Holland, Lincolnshire, made on 26 January 1566/67. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 8 April 1567. 01*Johnne EDGOOSE of Kirton, the Testator 02 Thomas EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator, and his unnamed children 03 Alice SCARTHE, wife of William SCARTHE 04 Will(ia)m SCARTHE, beneficiary and witness. 05 Symon SCARTHE 06 Edward CROSLEY 07 Robert EDGOOSE, "nevie" of the Testator 08 Johnne EDGOOSE, son of Robert EDGOOSE 09 Richard UNDERWATER and his unnamed children 10 Will(ia)m MELSEBIE 11 Robert MELSEBYE 12 Will(ia)m MASSONNE 13 Will(iam) MASSONNE's unnamed wife, sister-in-law of the Testator. 14 Thomas BARNABIE, beneficiary and witness. 00 Agnes, servant to the Testator. 00 Katherine, servant to the Testator. 15 Cristofer BEALE, servant to the Testator. 16 Isabell SCARTHE, daughter of Will(ia)m SCARTHE. 17 Franncis CROSLEY, daughter of Edwarde CROSLEY. 18 Joanne EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator, executrix. 19 Thomas BARNABIE (see above), witness. 20 Robert THORPE, witness. 21*Thomas THEWE, witness. 22 William SCARTHE (see above), witness. 23 Roberte HARRISON, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1567/241) (revised 17.02.2020) | THEWE, Thomas (I8908)
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| 6086 | THOMAS VESSEY 1833- Thomas VESSEY was born on 12 December 1833 and baptised at Wimbotsham, Norfolk, on 21 December 1833. | VESSEY, Thomas (I5989)
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| 6087 | THOMAS W. HOLBORN 1885-1935 The birth of Thomas William HOLBORN was registered in 1885. (GRO June Q 1885 Middlesbro' 9d 532) The 1901 census of 3 Church Street, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire: James W. HOLBORN, head, aged 44, assistant inspector of postmen and insurance agent, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Mary A. HOLBORN, wife, aged 45, born at Malton, Yorkshire; Lavinia HOLBORN, daughter, aged 21, telegraphist, born at Malton, Yorkshire; Maud HOLBORN, daughter, aged 20, telephone operator, born at Malton, Yorkshire; *Thomas W. HOLBORN, son, aged 15, .......... assistant, born at Malton, Yorkshire. (RG13/4579/178/46) The marriage between Thomas William HOLBORN and Helen POTTS was registered in 1907. (GRO June Q 1907 Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 641) The 1911 census of 8 Bush Street, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire: *Thomas William HOLBORN, head, aged 25, clothiers assistant, born at Middlesbrough; Helen HOLBORN, wife, aged 23, married 3 years, 2 children of whom 2 living, born at Carlisle, Cumberland; Philip James HOLBORN, aged 3, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Cyril HOLBORN, aged 9 months, born at Middlesbrough, Yorkshire; Mary POTTS, mother-in-law, aged 65, widow, born at Annan, Dumfrieshire (sic), Scotland, resident. (RG14/29308) The death of Thomas W. HOLBORN aged 50 was registered in 1935. (GRO December Q 1935 Middlesbro' 9d 701) (revised 04.04.2012) | HOLBORN, Thomas William (I6755)
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| 6088 | THOMAS WAIT or WAITE Circa 1835-1878 Eliza, daughter of John PLOWRIGHT, married Thomas, son of Thomas WAIT, at West Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 3 November 1867. (Lincolnshire Post 1837 Marriage Index) (GRO December Q 1867 Spalding 7a 765) From the 1871 census of Six Houses Bank, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire: *Thomas WAIT, head, married, aged 36, agricultural labourer, born at Maxey, Nothamptonshire; Eliza WAIT, wife, Married, aged 25, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; John Thomas WAIT, son, aged 2, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Albet WAIT, son, aged 1, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3318/44/6) The death of Thomas WAITE aged 44 was registered in 1878. (GRO March Q 1878 Spalding 7a 231) (revised 23.07.2013) | WAIT, Thomas (I7489)
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| 6089 | THOMAS WALTER BORRETT 1906-1972 The birth of Thomas Walter BORRETT was registered in 1906. The registration of his death in 1972 records that he was born on 22 August 1906. (GRO September Q 1906 Greenwich 1d 1073) The marriage between Frances H. PAGGETT and Thomas W. BORRETT was registered in 1927. (GRO December Q 1927 Poplar 1c 830) The death of Thomas Walter BORRETT was registered in 1972. The registration records that he was born on 22 August 1906. (GRO December 1972 Greenwich 5b 914) (revised 22.05.2016) | BORRETT, Thomas W. (I5773)
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| 6090 | THOMAS WALTER HALL 1893- The birth of Thomas Walter HALL was registered in 1893. (GRO September Q 1893 Farnham 2a 112) From the 1901 census of Guildford Road, Frimley, Surrey: John HALL, head, aged 50, carpenter journeyman, born at Frimley; Caroline HALL, wife, aged 41, born at Frimley; John HALL, son, aged 12, born at Frimley; *Thomas W. HALL, son, aged 7 born at Frimley; Frank D. HALL, son, aged 5, born at Frimley; Elsie M. HALL, daughter, aged 2, born at Frimley; Violet L. HALL, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Frimley; Florence E. BLUNDEN, stepdaughter, aged 13, born at Frimley; Ernest W. BLUNDEN, stepson, aged 8, born at Frimley; Charles BARNETT, boarder, aged 38, born at Frimley, Surrey. (RG13/609/137/2) According to Linda WEBB James and his brother Thomas HALL emigrated to Australia before the First World War. (fourldesign at bigpond.com) Tom HALL was killed in a car accident in Perth, Western Australia, in 1934. (e-mail from Lindsay WEBB 23.09.2011) (revised 24.09.2011) | HALL, Thomas Walter (I4049)
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| 6091 | THOMAS WALTER HICKMAN 1910-1984 The birth of Thomas Walter HICKMAN was registered in 1910. according to school records he was born on 22 July 1910 (GRO September Q 1910 [WILLIAMSON] Wellingborough 03B 128) According to Easton Maudit school records Thomas Walter HICKMAN was born on 22 July 1910. He entered Easton Maudit school on 22 September 1913. The school records show that he left the village on 26 May 1916. He re-entered the school on 9 October 1916. He went back home on 25 October 1916. (FindMyPast: National School Admission Registers & Log-Books 1870-1914, Easton Maudit School) From the 1911 census: Frederick HICKMAN, head, married, aged 43, general labourer on farm, born at Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire; Sarah HICKMAN, wife, aged 38, Married 15 years, 6 children of which 5 living, born at Arnold, Nottinghamshire; Frederick William HICKMAN, son, aged 14, labourer on farm, born at Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire; Ethel HICKMAN, daughter, aged 11, at school, born at Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire; Harold Amos HICKMAN, son, aged 8, at school, born at Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire; Ivy May HICKMAN, daughter, aged 3, at school, born at Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire; *Thomas Walter HICKMAN, son, aged 3 months, (amended to 8 months), born at Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire. The death of Thomas Walter HICKMAN was registered in 1984. (GRO 1984 Northampton 7 2663 DOB 22JY1910) (revised 01.03.2022) | HICKMAN, Thomas Walter (I9414)
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| 6092 | THOMAS WANDLESS 1888- The birth of a Thomas John WANDLESS was registered in 1888. (GRO September Q 1888 Lanchester 10a 306) The birth of a Thomas Henry WANLESS [sic] was registered in 1888. (GRO March Q 1888 Lanchester 10a 270) NB: No proof without a certificate which of these is our man. 1901 census return for 3 Robson Street, Wingate, Co. Durham: George WANDLESS, head, married, aged 52, underground coal miner (hewer), born at Methley, Yorkshire; Mary A. WANDLESS, wife, aged 52, born at Black Boy, County Durham; William WANDLESS, son, aged 22, underground coal miner (hewer), born Binchester, County Durham; George WANDLESS, son, aged 18, underground coal miner (hewer), born at Bearpark, County Durham; John WANDLESS, son, aged 13, underground coal miner (driver), born at Freehold Rainton, County Durham; *Thomas WANDLESS, son, aged 11, school boy, born at Deans Valley, County Durham; Mary J. WANDLESS, daughter, aged 9, school girl, born at The Chuks Witton Gilbert, County Durham; William ROBINSON, single, boarder, aged 24, underground coal miner (hewer), born at Durham; Annie ROBINSON, single, servant general domestic, born at Nettlesworth, County Durham; William ROBINSON, single, boarder, aged 23, underground coal miner (hewer), born at Newcastle, Northumberland. (RG13/4686/16) The 1911 census of 6 Fryer Street, Shotton Colliery, County Durham: George WANDLESS, head, aged 60, married, coal miner shifter, born at Normanton, Yorkshire; Mary Ann WANDLESS, wife, aged 62, married 40 years, 7 children (of whom 6 living), born at Blackboy, County Durham; *Thomas WANDLESS, son, aged 21, single, coal miner shifter, born at Dearness Valley, County Durham; Mary Jane WANDLESS, daughter, aged 19, single, born at Witton Gilbert, County Durham. (RG14/30003) The death of a Thomas H. WANLESS [sic] aged 69 was registered in 1957. (GRO September Q 1957 Durham North Western 1a 448) NOTES & QUERIES: When and where did he die? (revised 07.11.2012) | WANDLESS, Thomas (I2911)
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| 6093 | THOMAS WATTS 1868 or 1869- From the 1871 census of the Crown Inn, Chapel Hill, Swineshead, Lincolnshire: William WATTS, head, aged 29, farm labourer, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire; Susan WATTS, wife, aged 23, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; *Thomas WATTS, son, aged 2, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3346/50/9) From the 1881 census of Butterwick Ings, Butterwick, Lincolnshire: William WATTS, head, aged 39, agricultural labourer, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire; Susan WATTS, wife, aged 33, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; *Thomas WATTS, son, aged 12, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; William WATTS, son, aged 9, born at Chapel Hill. (RG11/3215/50/3) | WATTS, Thomas (I6055)
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| 6094 | THOMAS WEAVER 1816-1890 A Thomas, son of Thomas and Elizabeth WEAVER, was baptised at St. Swithin's, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, on 5 September 1816. His father was a gardener who lived opposite the church. (PR via lincstothepast) From the 1841 census of Branston, Lincolnshire: *Thomas WEAVER, aged 20, tailor, born in Lincolnshire; Elizabeth WEAVER, aged 20, born in Lincolnshire. HO107/651/4/26/27) From the 1851 census of Branston, Lincolnshire: *Thomas WEAVER, head, aged 34, married, master tailor, born in Lincoln, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth WEAVER, wife, aged 31, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; James WEAVER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Branston, Lincolnshire; Sarah Elizabeth WEAVER, daughter, aged 4, born at Branston, Lincolnshire; Henry WEAVER, son, aged 2, born at Branston, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2104/208/35) From the 1881 census of High Street E, Branston, Lincolnshire: *Thomas WEAVER, head, aged 64, married, tailor, born in Lincoln City; Elizabeth WEAVER, wife, aged 61, married, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; William WEAVER, son, aged 27, single, letter carrier, born at Branston, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3236/73/1) The death of Thomas WEAVER aged 73 was registered in 1890. (GRO March Q 1890 Lincoln 7a 356) (revised 14.02.2016) | WEAVER, Thomas (I8007)
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| 6095 | THOMAS WEBB 1802-1869 Francess (sic) HUDSON widow and Thomas WEBB bachelor were married at West Walton, Norfolk, on 23 November 1819. Witnesses were William Powell PRATT and Mary BREESON. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of Church End, West Walton, Norfolk: *Thomas WEBB, aged 40, agricultural labourer, not born in Norfolk; Frances WEBB, aged 50, born in Norfolk; Abraham WEBB, aged 15, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; Frederick WEBB, aged 13, born in Norfolk. (HO1207/770/13/29/2) From the 1851 census of Marsh, West Walton, Norfolk: Batty PORTER, head, unmarried, farmer of 60 acres employing one labourer, born at West Walton; *Thomas WEBB, servant, aged 49, married, farm labourer, born at Over, Cambridgeshire; Frances WEBB, servant, aged 63, married, housekeeper, born at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire; Charlotte WEBB, servant, unmarried, aged 20, general servant, born at West Walton; Frederic WEBB, grandson, aged 1, born at West Walton. (HO107/1766/575/4) Thomas WEBB of Union House, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, was buried at West Walton, Norfolk, on 26 August 1869 aged 67. (FreeReg) (revised 06.04.2008) | WEBB, Thomas (I950)
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| 6096 | THOMAS WEBSTER LADD 1876 or 1877-1860 Thomas Webster LADD married Elizabeth PLOWRIGHT at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 10 January 1806. Witnesses were James CLARK and Robt. BROWN. (PR) Adah Susanna, daughter of Thomas Webster LADD and Elizabeth PLOWRIGHT, was baptised at Quadring, Lincolnshire, in August 1807. (FamilySearch) Elizabeth LADD of Boston, Lincolnshire, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 29 November 1838 aged 56 [i.e. born in 1781 or 1782]. (LFHS Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 5) From the 1851 census of Northgate, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire: Mary SHOTBOLT, head, widow, aged 54, innkeeper and farmer employing 1 man, born at Quadring, Lincolnshire; George SHOTBOLT, son, unmarried, aged 19, employed on farm, born at Bourn Fen, Lincolnshire; *Thomas LADD, lodger, widower, aged 74, agricultural labourer, born at Algarkirk, Lincolnshire [i.e. born 1776 or 1777]; Mary SPENCER, servant, unmarried, aged 20, house servant, born at Hamrick, Lincolnshire; Mary SIMPSON, visitor, unmarried, aged 22, unemployed, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2096/27/16) Thomas Webster LADD of Boston, Lincolnshire, was buried at Algarkirk, Lincolnshire, on 25 November 1860 aged 83 [i.e. born in 1776 or 1777]. (LFHS Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 5) (revised 02.09.2013) | LADD, Thomas Webster (I2183)
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| 6097 | THOMAS WHARRAM 1825-1863 He died at Deighton, Yorkshire, on 26 July 1863. The informant was MATTHIAS ROBSON, the son of RICHARD ROBSON and ELEANOR nee WHARRAM (source: cr003c2378@blueyonder.co.uk). | WHARRAM, Thomas (I3000)
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| 6098 | THOMAS WHITAKER OXLEY 1902-1965 The birth of Thomas Whitaker OXLEY was registered in 1902. (GRO June Q 1902 Selby 9c 953) The death of a Thomas W. OXLEY aged 63 was registered in 1965. (GRO September Q 1965 Pontefract 2c 492) (revised 28.01.2011) | OXLEY, Thomas Whitaker (I3325)
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| 6099 | THOMAS WHITBY TIM Thomas Whitby TIM married Mary PLOWRIGHT, widow, at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, by licence (?) on 22 July 1816. Witnesses were George ANDREW, Elizabeth BURRELL, and Robt. BROWN. (PR) | TIM, Thomas Whitby (I7350)
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| 6100 | THOMAS WHYTE An Index of the Will of Richard STORER (????-1552) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will made on 5 July 1552. An Inventory was made on 14 July 1552. 01*Richard STORER, the Testator. Beneficiaries: 02 Richard STORER 03 Alyce STORER, daughter of the Testator 04 Thomas STORER 05*Thomas WHYTE, godson of the Testator 06 Thomas YONG 07 John NEWLAND, godson of the Testator 08 William REDE 09 Agnes STORER, wife of the Testator, executrix Witnesses: 10 John EDGOSE, witness 11 Robert SAWLL, witness 12 John CARTER, witness 13 Hugh REDE, witness Inventory: 14 Thomas CALLTHROPP 15 John EDGOSE (2) 16 John SLATER 17 Robert SAULL (2) (Lincolnshire Archives Sundry Will 1552/339 (revised 16.02.2020) | WHYTE, Thomas (I8592)
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