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| 2651 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 63 - witness in baptism of Hans Heinrich Frey, 20 Oct 1667; listed as Hans Görg Strub, miller at Kessenach. 2. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 67 - witness in baptis of Johann Andreas Frey, 30 Nov 1669; listed as Hans Geörg Strub the miller at Keffenach. 3. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 70 - witness in baptism of Elisabetha Pfeiffer, 23 Oct 1670; listed as Hans Geörg Strub the miller at Keffenach. 4. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 72 - witness in baptism of Hans Adam Frey, 11 Jun 1671; listed as Hans Jörg Strub the miller at Keffenach. 5. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 72 - witness in baptism of Eva Maria Heyser, 1 Oct 1671; listed as Hans Geörg Strub miller at Keffenach. 6. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 74 - witness in baptism of Andreas Seyler, 3 Dec 1671; listed as Hans Georg Strub, miller at Keffenach. 7. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 76 - witness in baptism of Anna Maria Hoch, 25 Mar 1672; listed as Hans Geörg Straub, miller at Keffenach. 8. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 77 - witness in baptism of Elisabetha Catharina Weininger, 8 May 1672; listed as Hans Geörg Straub, miller at Keffenach. 9. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 79 - witness in baptism of Anna Maria Becker, 26 Jan 1673; listed as Hans Geörg Straub, miller at Keffenach. 10. Per Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 31 July 2015. File name: Staehli2015May/1333. A transcript of the report: "PROJECT SUMMARY OBJECTIVE • Focus on finding the correct ancestry of Eva Staehli of Sulz. RESULTS • Identified the correct family of Johannes and Eva Stähle. • Identified the second wife and family of Johannes Stähle. • Developed two theories concerning the ancestry of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle. • Traced two additional generations for the probable ancestry of Eva. RECOMMENDATIONS • Search death records of Soultz-les-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families. • Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family. • Contact city archives in Soultz-les-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle. • Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors. Introduction Previous research indicated that Eva Stähle was born in Soultz-sous-Forêts, Bas Rhin, France in 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva. A preliminary search in the parish records of Soultz-les-Forêts revealed the presence of two HansEva Stähle couples having children at the same time. Research began with a focus on these two couples in order to learn if children of the families could be separated, and the identity of the correct ancestral couple could be ascertained. Stähle family in Soultz-sous-Forêts Eva Stähle was born and baptized in Soultz-sous-Forêts in November 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva.1 Fortunately, the baptismal and marriage records of Soultz-sous-Forêts have been indexed and were available for consultation. Unfortunately, it was discovered that there were two Hans and Eva Stähle/Stelle families having children in Soultz-sous-Forêts at the same time. Spelling for the two families varied for each record, making it difficult to ascertain the two separate families on that basis alone. A closer study of the two families proved successful in identifying which children belonged to each Hans Stähle/Stelle. The ancestor, Johannes Stähle, was consistently referred to by his occupation, a salter. Furthermore, by tracing the families through the early 1700s and looking through the indexed records, it was ascertained that the descendants of each Hans went by slightly different spellings of the surname. The ancestral line was later known as Stähle, while the descendants of the ‘other' Hans later went by Stell. Eva Stähle's father, Johannes Stähle, was a salter in the town of Soultzsous Forêts. He first appears in town in 1686, where he, as a bachelor, witnessed the baptism of Johann Schora on 25 August.2 The entry mentioning of him was written, "Johannes Stöll, of ___ [left blank], the single salter here." This indicates that Johannes Stähle did not originate in Soultz-sous-Forêts, as the priest left a space to later write his town of birth. The priest did not go back and fill in the entry. Johannes Stähle appears as a baptismal sponsor an additional five times between 1686 and 1688. Johannes Stähle married Eva around 1688 or 1689, as indicated by Eva's 1699 death record.3 Unfortunately, the extant marriage records for Soultz-sous-Forêts have a gap between 1681 and 1737. The couple had three daughters: Margaretha (1690), the ancestress Eva (1693), and Maria Barbara (1697). Johannes Stähle's wife, Eva, died 24 January 1699.4 Johannes Stähle remarried shortly after his wife's death, as he and his second wife Catharina have their first daughter, Magdalena Stähle, on 9 April 1700 in Soultz-sous-Forêts.5 By 1702, the Stähle family had moved to nearby Retschwiller, where Johannes continued his trade as a salter, but between 1706 and 1714, the family moved back to Soultz-sous-Forêts. Johannes Stähle and his second wife had five children, including four sons, before his death on 28 December 1719.6 His age at death gave a calculated birth date of 7 March 1659; however, he was not born in Soultzsous Forêts. Godparents for the children initially seemed to point to the Rempen family as perhaps related, as members of this family showed up in several children's baptisms. A closer look at other baptismal records in Soultz-sous-Forêts shows that the Rempen family was particularly popular as sponsors for numerous families, indicating a social connection rather than a familial one. The origins of Eva Stähle The death record of Eva Stähle and the one following hers are rather interesting documents that potentially provide clues into her parentage. Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle, died 26 January 1699 in Soultz-sous-Forêts.7 The document is difficult to read and in parts is illegible; this is the best translation of the entry: "the 26th January 1699, died Eva, a devout working quiet housewife: Hans Stelle, the local salter, his wife of ten years, after which she until the 9th day, when began pricks in her [illegible], after which she had endured extreme pain, finally, with faith in God her savior, and very beautiful patience, her soul having believed in Him, after the 24th, in the night, softly and with a [illegible] departed, and the day following was buried. Let such a soul rest, and give this body a happy resurrection. Her age 32 years." Following her entry is this entry, for the death of Barbara Straub, also difficult to read and in parts illegible, and translated thus: "Here, amazingly, after which was received word, and amazingly [illegible] her faith, died, only 5 days after the previously mentioned soul had died [illegible], died on the 31st of the same month and in the night, the same's mother: named Barbara, age in her life was a wife of [?Gadelsf.] after [illegible] was 5 days of illness; Hans Georg Straub, citizen and miller from Keffenach, County of Zweibrücken, [illegible] a surviving widow, otherwise originally from Wirtzberger Land [i.e. Württemberg], in holy rites was buried." From this translation, it seems that Barbara, the mother of Eva, was the widow of Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach at the time of her death. Keffenach at the time belonged to the parish of Birlenbach. A search of those records revealed some conflicting information. Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach and his wife Barbara were the parents of three children baptized in the parish: an unnamed daughter in 1674,8 a daughter Margaretha on 15 April 1683,9 and a son Jacob on 30 July 1684.10 The only Straub death record found in Birlenbach was for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller," who died 25 May 1683 in Keffenach.11 This death for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller" seems impossible to be the same person as the Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara and fathered a child born in July 1684. Additionally, by calling him "the old miller" this may indicate that there was a young miller, i.e. Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara. The death records of Birlenbach between 1683 and 1691 are missing; perhaps Hans Georg Straub, husband of Barbara, died in this time period. It is very strange that there are no entries of baptism for the Straub family prior to the 1674 entry, even though other children's entries show up from Keffenach in the 1660s and 1670s. Nor is there a marriage in the records for Hans Georg Straub and Barbara. If Eva is the daughter of Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara, her baptismal record should be in the records of Birlenbach, but may show up in other places. According to her death record, Eva was born approximately 1666 or 1667. There are two theories for the parentage of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle: 1. A search through the parish registers of Soultz-sous-Forêts shows only one Eva baptized between 1665 and 1667 - Eva Wilhelm, daughter of Hans Wilhelm and his wife Barbara, baptized on 25 November 1666. Hans Wilhelm was a salter in Retschwiller, where he and his wife had four children between 1666 and May 1673. Several things make this a strong possibility - Hans Wilhelm has the same occupation as Johannes Stähle, the family lived in Retschwiller where Johannes Stähle later lived, the age of birth of this Eva would put her as age 32 years, 2 months at the time of death of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle. There are some problems with this theory, however. For this relationship to work, Barbara, mother of Eva, would have to subsequently marry Hans Georg Straub of Kessenach, which would make him Eva's stepfather rather than her father. Hans Wilhelm would have had to die sometime in 1673 or 1674, after which Barbara marries Hans Georg Straub early enough to have a child with him in 1674 - or Hans Georg Straub had two wives named Barbara, the first of which had the child in 1674. Furthermore, there are no Wilhelms as baptismal witnesses in Soultz-sous-Forêts between 1684 and 1689, indicating the family had died or moved by then. 2. Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara had three children baptized in Kessenach, the first of which was an unnamed daughter between August and December 1674.12 Based on the death record of Hans Georg Straub in 1683, and a subsequent baptism of a Straub child in 1684, it seems likely that there were two Hans Georg Straubs, probably father and son, both millers in Kessenach, living in Kessenach at the same time. The miller Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach (uncertain of which of the two) appears first in the parish as a baptismal witness on 20 October 1667.13 Barbara, wife of Hans Georg Straub, miller of Keffenach, shows up first as a baptismal sponsor on 21 December 1668.14 She witnesses two more baptisms, but does not appear as a witness between 1672 and 1683.15 Baptismal records in Birlenbach are spotty in the 1660s, with only one appearing in 1664, but seem fairly complete after August 1667. It is possible that Eva was born in Keffenach in 1666 or early 1667, during the gap, and that the family had difficulty having children, with one child born in 1673 and two in short succession in 1683 and 1684. It is also possible that Barbara, the witness of the three baptisms in 16681672, was the wife of the earlier Hans Georg Straub. A search through the baptismal sponsors in Birlenbach through 1689 failed to show any Straubs, other than Hans Georg Straub the miller and Barbara, as witnesses. Nor was the marriage of Johannes Stähle and Eva found in the parish. Conclusion Through careful analysis of the records, the family of Eva Stähle was successfully identified in the parish of Soultz-sous-Forêts. A second marriage was identified for her father, Johannes. Descendants were found to be living in the town through the 1790s but were not researched. Due to missing records, there is some question about the identity of Eva Stähle's mother, Eva. Both theories were evaluated, and it seems likelier that Eva was born Eva Straub, the daughter of Hans Georg and Barbara Straub of the town of Keffenach. Recommendations • Search death records of Soultz-les-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families. • Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family. • Contact city archives in Soultz-les-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle. • Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors. Footnotes: 1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 16841712, image 63; Archives departementales du Bas Rhin, http://etatcivil.basrhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php 2. Ibid., image 19. 3 Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, S. 16861728, image 24; Archives departementales du Bas Rhin, http://etatcivil.basrhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php 4. Ibid. 5. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 16841712, image 102. 6. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, S. 16871728, image 61. 7. Ibid., image 24. 8. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 16671745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83. No name given. 9. Ibid., page 93. 10. Ibid., page 97. 11. Registres Paroissiaux de Birlenbach, MS. 16141706 image 55; Archives departementales du BasRhin, http://etatcivil.basrhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php 12. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 16671745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83. 13. Ibid., page 63. 14. Ibid., page 66. 15. Ibid., page 75, where she witnesses the baptism of Wendel Finck on 25 January 1672." The same report was accompanied by a research calendar of sources searched arranged by Call Number and Source Description: "1. FHL INTL Book 944.3835/S7 K29s; Soultz-sous-Forêts, printed parish registers - found several spellings of Stähle; two Hans and Eva Stähle families having children at the same time. 2. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr 3. FHL Film 1761549 item 3; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, record indexes. Found entries for Straub family. 4. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr 5. FHL Film 0721154; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, baptisms. No baptism for Eva Straub, but found other records; added to PAF. 6. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr | Straub, Hans Georg (I4893)
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| 2652 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 83. No name given. | Straub (I4897)
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| 2653 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 93. | Straub, Margaretha (I4894)
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| 2654 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 97. | Straub, Jacob (I4895)
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| 2655 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Even though the 1729 marriage record calls out that Elizabeth Mott was of the parish of Warbleton, there is no corresponding christening record in that parish for her; in fact, there is not a single listing of baptism, marriage, or burial for anyone surnamed Mott for the period I checked from 1690 to 1712. Some (including Val Bray in a note below) assume this Elizabeth is the same Elizabeth Mott chr. 21 Mar 1700/1701 in Herstmonceaux, Sussex, which is very close at only 4.3 miles from Warbleton, to parents Benjamin and Elizabeth Mott. There are also other children shown chr. in the same parish with the same couple as parents: Benjamin 11 Mar 1704/1705, John 3 Dec 1707, and Samuel 30 Jan 1710. If this is our Elizabeth, she would have been age 28 when she married Thomas Daw in 1729. However, there is a problem with the Herstmonceaux Elizabeth Mott being ours because of the burial of "Elizabeth Mott daug'r of Benjamin Mott buried only in Sheepswool Apr'l 4 [1705]." The burial gives no further information of age nor mother's name. (Sheeps wool is not a location but a law favoring the woolen merchants at the time by requiring the dead to buried wrapped in wool and no other imported fabric.) Without the mother's name listed, it cannot be determined whether it is the same 1701 Elizabeth. Perhaps, this may be explained by another earlier Elizabeth Mott chr. 2 Feb 1682/3 with a father listed as Benjamin with no mother's name shown. (See: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-D1LQ-65L?i=99&cc=1473016&cat=243685.) (There is also another unnamed child shown chr. with the same father Benjamin and no mother listed: ___ Mott 11 Jan 1680, who was buried shortly after birth.) Since no marriage is shown in the Herstmonceaux parish shown for the 1682 Elizabeth, it may have been she who died in 1705 (at the calculated age of 21) and listed as the daughter of an earlier Benjamin in the same parish than the Benjamin who fathered the 1701 Elizabeth. Note also that there was another Elizabeth Mott chr. in Herstmonceaux on 25 Jan 1694 to father Samuel, but she may be too old to be our Elizabeth marrying in 1729 in Warbleton and having children until 1744. Considering a search of church records for Sussex from 1695 to 1710 show no other christenings of anyone named Elizabeth Mott, the 1701 Elizabeth Mott is most likely our line. 2. Email from Val Bray [mailto:valjoy.bray@yahoo.com.au], Aug 22, 2006: Here is some research on your Dinah Daw. Her parents were Thomas Daw and Mary Hilton married in Willingdon on 17 Oct 1768. (Mary was buried on 12 Oct 1783 at Westham.) Mary Hilton was bapt. 30 Mar 1746 in Wilmington, Ssx. Her parents were Richard Hilton and Susan Sergeant who were married on 15 Jan 1734 at Friston, Ssx. (Ssx. M. Index). Their children were Elizabeth bapt. 30 Sep 1737, Thomas 9 Mar 1739, John 29 Nov 1741, William 27 May 1744, Mary 30 Mar 1746, Ann 17 Jul 1748, Susan 26 Aug 1750, Edward 6 Feb 1757, Robert 6 Feb 1757, all at Wilmington. (From Familysearch Ancestral File and Pedigree Resource File submitted by Camille Barker, 288 East 200 North, Smithfield, Utah 84335). Richard Hilton was bapt. 1 Jan 1710. His parents were Thomas Hilton and Margaret Howell who were married on 20 Oct 1706 at West Firle (Ssx. M. Index). Their children were Ann (Mary ?) bapt. 27 Mar 1706, Thomas 23 Oct 1708, Richard 1 Jan 1710, Mary 8 Apr 1716. (From Familysearch Ancestral File and Pedigree Resource File submitted by Camille Barker.) Susannah Sergeant was bapt. 5 Oct 1716 at St. Clements, Hastings. Her parents were Henry Sergeant and Ann Gibbon who were married on 17 Jul 1707 at St. Clements Hastings. (Ssx. M. Index) Their children were ??? Susanna bapt. 5 Oct 1716, ??? Mary born 13 Jul 1726, Ann 30 Oct 1728, John 30 Oct 1728 at St. Clements. (I.G.I.) Henry Sergeant was bapt. 23 Sep 1680 at St. Clements Hastings. His parents were Henry Sergeant and Ann Gawan who were married on 16 Dec 1677 at St. Clements Hastings. (Ssx. M. Index) Their children were Henry bapt. 23 Sep 1680, ??? Stephen 2 Mar 1687, Edward 1/17 ? Jan 1690. (I.G.I.) A descendancy chart for Thomas Hilton and Margaret Howell on the Ancestral File on CD was submitted by: 1. Suzanne B. Bitter, 7498 South 2160 East, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84121 (AF96-112277); 2. Donald John Tucker, 8446 South 1330 East, Sandy, Utah, 84093. AF89-100975; 3. Donald John Tucker as above AF89-106760. Thomas Daw was bapt. 28 Apr 1734 at Warbleton, Ssx. His parents were Thomas Daw and Elizabeth Mott who were married on 8 Apr 1729 at Warbleton, Ssx. Their children were Mary bapt. 4 Feb 1729, Lucy 4 Mar 1731, Thomas 28 Apr 1734, Samuel 21 Aug 1737, Elizabeth 10 Jun 1744. (From I.G.I.) Familysearch Pedigree Resource File -- submitted by Joseph McAlister Reed, 2059 East Brown Road #68, Mesa, Arizona, 85213. Elizabeth Mott was bapt. 21 Mar 1700/1. Her parents were Benjamin Mott (of Herstmonceux) and Elizabeth Robonson who married on 27 May 1701 at Hooe. (Ssx. M. Index). Note: A Thomas Daw married a Mary Bingham on 6 Apr 1758 at Warbleton. Their children were Samuel bapt. 14 Mar 1762, Mary 18 Jun 1763, Elizabeth 21 JUn 1765, all at Warbleton. (Did Mary Bingham die and Thomas remarry? Will look into this.) MARRIAGE: 1. Marriage record for Warbleton, Sussex, England per image from FamilySearch, image 240 of film 004426911, https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-6XGQ-HHL?i=239&cc=1465706: "[1729] April 8: Married Thomas Daw & Elizabeth Mott, both of Warbleton." BURIAL: 1. Email from Val Bray [valjoy.bray@yahoo.com.au] October 22, 2006: A widow Daw was buried on 3 Jul 1772 at Warbleton and I think this is Elizabeth Mott. 2. Parish burial entry "July 3d [1772] Widdow Daw" with no further information seen on this image: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-6XGQ-H6G?i=348&cc=1465706 | Mott, Elizabeth (I3857)
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| 2656 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source book is "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Reprint -- Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1977). 2. The book "Robert Sandford and his wife Ann Adams Sandford, with some of their descendants, 1615-1930," by Josephine Grozier Sandford Ware(Rutland, VT: Tuttle company, 1930): "ELIZABETH2 SANDFORD (Robert1), born Feb. 19, 1645, at Hartford, Conn., and died there Feb. 6, 1695. She married, about 1667, JOSEPH COLLIER, as his second wife. He came to Hartford from Salisbury, Conn., and died Nov. 16, 1691. Children, born in Hartford: i. Joseph Collier, 1668-1735; m. Apr. 15, 1695, Sarah Forbes. ii. Mary Collier, 1669-1697; m. 1689, Joseph Phelps, Jr. Three children. iii. Sarah Collier, b. 1673; m. July 22, 1697, Joseph Pratt of Hartford. iv. Elizabeth Collier, b. 1675. v. Abel Collier, b. 1677; d. 1697. vi. John Collier, b. 1679; m. July 5, 1705, Elizabeth Humphrey. Five children. vii. Abigail Collier, b. 1682; m. Mar. 6, 1701, Samuel Peck. viii. Ann Collier, b. 1684. ix. Susannah Collier, b. 1687; m. Jan. 30, 1706, Henry Brace." 3. "The ancestry of Lorenzo Ackley & his wife Emma Arabella Bosworth," edited by Donald L. Jacobus, pp. 259-60: "JOSEPH1 Collier, probably of the family located at Southwark, co. Middlesex, England, died at Hartford, Conn., 16 Nov. 1691; married in 1667 Elizabeth2 Sanford, born at Hartford, 19 Feb. 1645/6, buried there 31 Dec. 1695, daughter of Robert and Ann (-) Sanford. Joseph Collyer the elder, citizen and grocer of London, dwelling in the parish of St. Saviour’s, Southwark, in his will of 21 Aug. 1648, proved 28 Sept. 1649, named his brother Abel Collyer; niece Elizabeth Bourne, daughter of his sister Elizabeth Bourne; sister Judith Warner and her daughter Susan; sister Rhoda Dorton; sister Mary Browninge in New England; sister Dorcas Slingsby; sister Rachell now the wife of Richard Parnell of Epsham; his own sons Samuel, Joseph, Abel, Benjamin and Nathaniel; and his daughter Elizabeth Savage and her daughters Hannah and Elizabeth. The sister Mary may well have been the wife of Thomas Browning (ca. 1587-1671) of Salem, Mass. This New England connection, the Puritan names of the children, and the fact that Joseph had both a brother and a son named Abel, suggest that Joseph Collier of Hartford, who gave the name of Abel to a son, may have been a grandson or nephew of the testator of 1648. According to Savage, the Hartford settler had been in Salisbury, Mass., where he had a daughter Mary born 9 Apr. l662. b This is an error, and it was a Mary Fletcher who was born at Salisbury on that date. Nothing is known of Joseph Collier before he settled at Hartford, and he married a Hartford girl after his arrival. He was chosen a chimney-viewer [an office similar to fire warden] in 1668, 1675 and 1676.° He entered 13 Mar. 1670/1 a record of lands bought of William Williams, and made further purchases. Administration on his estate was granted, 2 Dec. 1691, to his widow Elizabeth, who by the wish of her husband was to have the whole estate during her life. The Court ordered the movables at her death to go to the daughters, and the housing and lands to the sons. The children were listed as "Josep Collier ye Eldest son,” aged 23; "mary Phelpes,” 22; Hannah, 20; Sary Collier, 18; Elizabeth Collier, 16; Abell, 14; John Collier, 12; Abigaill Collier, 9; Susannah Collier, 7; and Ann Collier, 4. The will of Elizabeth Collyer, dated 27 Dec. 1695, proved 21 Feb. 1695/6, mentioned her sons Joseph, Abel and John, her daughter Mary Phelps of Simsbury, and other children unnamed; and desired Hon. Col. John Allyn and "my Loveing Brother Ensigne Zechariah Sandford and my Brother Robert Sandford” to be overseers of her estate. Children of Joseph and Elizabeth (Sanford) Collier born at Hartford: i. Joseph2, b. abt. 1668; d. at Hartford, 25 Sept. 1738; m. 15 Apr. 1695, Sarah Forbes. ii. Mary, b. abt. 1669; m. before Oct. 1689, Joseph Phelps of Simsbury, where the following is entered under the record of their children: "these children abouesd was born to him by his wife Mary who was daughter to Joseph Collyer of hartford and sd marys mothers name was sanford. or sister to Zechry sandford.” iii. Hannah, b. abt. 1671. iv. Sarah, b. abt. 1673; d. 20 Nov. 1730; m. 22 July 1697, Joseph3 Pratt. v. Elizabeth, b. abt. 1675; living 1691. vi. Abel, b. abt. 1677; bur. 1 Aug. 1697, unm. The inventory of his estate was taken 9 Nov. 1697 and was exhibited by Zachary Sanford. Distribution was ordered to the brothers and sisters; Lt. Sanford and Robert Sanford distributors. vii. John, b. abt. 1679; d. at Hartford, 2 Aug. 1730; m. at Simsbury, 4 July 1705, Elizabeth Humphrey, b. at Simsbury, 22 Apr. 1684, dau. of Ens. Samuel and Mary (Mills) Humphrey. viii. Abigail, b. abt. 1682; d. at Middletown, Conn., 28 Oct. 1742; m. at Hartford, 6 Mar. 1700/1, Samuel Peck, b. [say 1674], d. at Middletown, 9 Dec. 1765, son of Paul and Hannah (Baisie) Peck. ix. Susannah, b. abt. 1684; d. before 1727; m. (recorded at Wallingford, Conn.), 10 Apr. 1706, Stephen Peck, b. at Wallingford, 4 Aug. 1681, son of Eleazer and Mary (Bunnell) Peck. x. Ann, b. abt. 1687; m. 30 Jan. 1706, Henry Bracy, of Hartford. Sources: a. Henry F. Waters, Genealogical Gleanings in England (1901), 1:722-3. b. Genealogical Dictionary of New England, 1:433. c. Conn. Hist. Society Collections, 6:157, 158, 173-176. d. Manwaring’s Digest, 1:430, which omits the daughter Hannah; Frank Farnsworth Starr, Goodwin and Morgan Ancestral Lines, 1:65-66, which gives a literal transcription including Hannah, but curiously Mr. Starr omits Hannah in his own list of children. e. Ibid., 1:429; Starr, 1:66. f. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury Records, 25. g. Manwaring’s Digest, 1:547." | Collier, Joseph (I7787)
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| 2657 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Humphreys, Mary (I7817)
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| 2658 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. 3. Excellent source book is "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Reprint -- Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1977). | Bull, John (I7827)
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| 2659 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. 3. Excellent source book is "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Reprint -- Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1977). | Humphreys, Hannah (I7826)
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| 2660 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Graham, Benjamin (I7825)
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| 2661 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Shipman, John (I7824)
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| 2662 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Burnham, Richard (I7823)
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| 2663 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Lewis, John (I7822)
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| 2664 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Humphreys, Abigail (I7820)
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| 2665 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Humphreys, Martha (I7819)
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| 2666 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Humphreys, Sarah (I7818)
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| 2667 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. 2. Excellent source for the Humphreys family is "The Humphreys Family of America," by Frederick Humphries (New York: Humphrey's Print, 1881), available online at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/15945/images/dvm_GenMono002679-00070-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&rc=2848%2C3364%2C3016%2C3416%3B2998%2C3357%2C3269%2C3413%3B1118%2C3584%2C1276%2C3637%3B730%2C4252%2C852%2C4309%3B841%2C4248%2C1025%2C4302%3B1665%2C4230%2C1836%2C4270&pId=286. | Humphreys, John (I7816)
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| 2668 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. | Hull, Mary (I7815)
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| 2669 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excellent source for the Grant family is "The Grant family: a genealogical history of the descendants of Matthew Grant, of Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898," by Arthur Hastings Grant (Poughskeepsie, NY; 1898), available online at https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/n23/mode/2up. | Palmer, Hannah (I7812)
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| 2670 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excerpts of "Adairs" from the book "Laurens County South Carolina - Minutes of the County Court, 1786-1789," by Brent H. Holcomb, SCMar, Columbia, South Carolina, 2004. The book notes: "This is a record that has only been recently found after being lost for so many years. It is incomplete missing the first 54 pages, pages 103-126, and an unknown number of pages at the end of the volume. There is at least one other volume, still missing, covering the years 1790-1799." It also notes: "Laurens County was formed in 1785 as a county of Ninety Six District. In that year justices of the peace were elected by the General Assembly to be administrators of the county courts. Within the pages of these court minutes are small court cases, lists of deeds presented to be recorded, applications for administrations on estates and wills proved (beginning in 1787), jury lists, petitions of various kinds, appointments for various offices, apprenticeships, estray animals tolled, and other items. The cases heard for debt or damages could not exceed £50, and cases heard for personal damages could not exceed £20. Criminal cases heard could not call for the loss of life or corporal punishment. Larger court cases were heard in the district courts, such as Ninety-Six." There are listings of various Adair and associated family members including the following: Pg. 331, 15 Dec 1789: "Ben: Adair Jun'r, Joseph Adair, Martha Adair, Hezekiah Adair & Isaac Adair, Infants orphans of John Adair Dec'd came into Court Chose Ben Adair Senr as their Guardian; Whereupon he the s'd Benjamin Adair Sen'r together with Joseph Adair his security Entered into and acknowledged their bond according to Law." | Adair, Isaac (I3748)
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| 2671 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excerpts of "Adairs" from the book "Laurens County South Carolina - Minutes of the County Court, 1786-1789," by Brent H. Holcomb, SCMar, Columbia, South Carolina, 2004. The book notes: "This is a record that has only been recently found after being lost for so many years. It is incomplete missing the first 54 pages, pages 103-126, and an unknown number of pages at the end of the volume. There is at least one other volume, still missing, covering the years 1790-1799." It also notes: "Laurens County was formed in 1785 as a county of Ninety Six District. In that year justices of the peace were elected by the General Assembly to be administrators of the county courts. Within the pages of these court minutes are small court cases, lists of deeds presented to be recorded, applications for administrations on estates and wills proved (beginning in 1787), jury lists, petitions of various kinds, appointments for various offices, apprenticeships, estray animals tolled, and other items. The cases heard for debt or damages could not exceed £50, and cases heard for personal damages could not exceed £20. Criminal cases heard could not call for the loss of life or corporal punishment. Larger court cases were heard in the district courts, such as Ninety-Six." There are listings of various Adair and associated family members including the following: Pg. 331, 15 Dec 1789: "Ben: Adair Jun'r, Joseph Adair, Martha Adair, Hezekiah Adair & Isaac Adair, Infants orphans of John Adair Dec'd came into Court Chose Ben Adair Senr as their Guardian; Whereupon he the s'd Benjamin Adair Sen'r together with Joseph Adair his security Entered into and acknowledged their bond according to Law." | Adair, Hezekiah (I3747)
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| 2672 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excerpts of "Adairs" from the book "Laurens County South Carolina - Minutes of the County Court, 1786-1789," by Brent H. Holcomb, SCMar, Columbia, South Carolina, 2004. The book notes: "This is a record that has only been recently found after being lost for so many years. It is incomplete missing the first 54 pages, pages 103-126, and an unknown number of pages at the end of the volume. There is at least one other volume, still missing, covering the years 1790-1799." It also notes: "Laurens County was formed in 1785 as a county of Ninety Six District. In that year justices of the peace were elected by the General Assembly to be administrators of the county courts. Within the pages of these court minutes are small court cases, lists of deeds presented to be recorded, applications for administrations on estates and wills proved (beginning in 1787), jury lists, petitions of various kinds, appointments for various offices, apprenticeships, estray animals tolled, and other items. The cases heard for debt or damages could not exceed £50, and cases heard for personal damages could not exceed £20. Criminal cases heard could not call for the loss of life or corporal punishment. Larger court cases were heard in the district courts, such as Ninety-Six." There are listings of various Adair and associated family members including the following: Pg. 331, 15 Dec 1789: "Ben: Adair Jun'r, Joseph Adair, Martha Adair, Hezekiah Adair & Isaac Adair, Infants orphans of John Adair Dec'd came into Court Chose Ben Adair Senr as their Guardian; Whereupon he the s'd Benjamin Adair Sen'r together with Joseph Adair his security Entered into and acknowledged their bond according to Law." | Adair, Martha (I3746)
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| 2673 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excerpts of "Adairs" from the book "Laurens County South Carolina - Minutes of the County Court, 1786-1789," by Brent H. Holcomb, SCMar, Columbia, South Carolina, 2004. The book notes: "This is a record that has only been recently found after being lost for so many years. It is incomplete missing the first 54 pages, pages 103-126, and an unknown number of pages at the end of the volume. There is at least one other volume, still missing, covering the years 1790-1799." It also notes: "Laurens County was formed in 1785 as a county of Ninety Six District. In that year justices of the peace were elected by the General Assembly to be administrators of the county courts. Within the pages of these court minutes are small court cases, lists of deeds presented to be recorded, applications for administrations on estates and wills proved (beginning in 1787), jury lists, petitions of various kinds, appointments for various offices, apprenticeships, estray animals tolled, and other items. The cases heard for debt or damages could not exceed £50, and cases heard for personal damages could not exceed £20. Criminal cases heard could not call for the loss of life or corporal punishment. Larger court cases were heard in the district courts, such as Ninety-Six." There are listings of various Adair and associated family members including the following: Pg. 331, 15 Dec 1789: "Ben: Adair Jun'r, Joseph Adair, Martha Adair, Hezekiah Adair & Isaac Adair, Infants orphans of John Adair Dec'd came into Court Chose Ben Adair Senr as their Guardian; Whereupon he the s'd Benjamin Adair Sen'r together with Joseph Adair his security Entered into and acknowledged their bond according to Law." | Adair, Joseph (I3730)
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| 2674 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Excerpts of "Adairs" from the book "Laurens County South Carolina - Minutes of the County Court, 1786-1789," by Brent H. Holcomb, SCMar, Columbia, South Carolina, 2004. The book notes: "This is a record that has only been recently found after being lost for so many years. It is incomplete missing the first 54 pages, pages 103-126, and an unknown number of pages at the end of the volume. There is at least one other volume, still missing, covering the years 1790-1799." It also notes: "Laurens County was formed in 1785 as a county of Ninety Six District. In that year justices of the peace were elected by the General Assembly to be administrators of the county courts. Within the pages of these court minutes are small court cases, lists of deeds presented to be recorded, applications for administrations on estates and wills proved (beginning in 1787), jury lists, petitions of various kinds, appointments for various offices, apprenticeships, estray animals tolled, and other items. The cases heard for debt or damages could not exceed £50, and cases heard for personal damages could not exceed £20. Criminal cases heard could not call for the loss of life or corporal punishment. Larger court cases were heard in the district courts, such as Ninety-Six." There are many listings of Adair and associated family members. Included is the court record below for John Adair whose wife was a Jones. This entry occurs after the other John Adair of the area whose wife was Sarah died in the Revolutionary War leaving only this John Adair applicable to this quote. Note also that John's wife, Jane Jones, was probably related to the deceased John Jones as a sibling: Pg. 234, 10 Jun 1788: "Sarah Jones Infant orphan of John Jones dec'd with the approbation of the Court made Choice of John Adair as Guardian, who Together with Joseph Adair his Security entered into and acknowledged their Bonds in the sum of £100 conditional to secure the said Orphans Estate and Indemnify the Court." | Jones, Sarah (I3697)
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| 2675 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extracted marriage record shows name as Edward Gurnon. 2. Mentioned in father-in-law's 1647 will. Will of Edward Clinch: Edward Clinche, Otterden, 1647, 1648, PRC/16/256 C/41648 Source: "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23183-45291-70?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-Y3D:250713701,250719201,252018301: accessed 2 August 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1648, A-Z > images 72 and 73 of 419; County Record Office, Maidstone. Dated 23 Feb 1647 Edward Clinche, yeoman, of Otterden - Elizabeth my lovinge wife - Daughter An Clinche - Elizabeth Clinche the wife of Edwarde Gourny - Sons James Clinche, Soloman Clinche, and Simon Clinche - Sara Clinche the wife of Nicholas [Meusat?] - Edwarde Clinche my eldest son named as executor - Bequeaths considerable property in Otterden, Stalisfield, Eastling, and Doddington. Most of the properties have names which I didn't interpret and transcribe. - Signed his name. Probated 21 Sep 1648. | Gurnon, Edward (I899)
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| 2676 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extracted records of the online Ordinance Index shows an Ann Vinson, chr. 26 apr 1742 at Bearsted, Kent, England, which is roughly 5 miles south of the Borden/Stockbury area. Parents are noted as Andrew and Ann Vinson. Not sure if this Ann is the same Ann as in this database. The witnesses in the marriage do not name Andrew nor his wife. 2. Mentioned in father's will per Website http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mrawson/extr2.html#clinch Extracts from Kent Wills: Source: Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, Vol. 98, folio 205, Probate 10 Feb 1769. William Clinch of Stockbury, yeoman, will dated 9 Jan 1769 Daughter Mary, wife of Thomas Hales Daughter Sarey, wife of Benjamin Bannor Stephen Hales, Joseph Fuller [typo: will reads James Fuller] Sons Thomas (executor), John and William Witnessed by Thomas Wyles, Robert Terry and Ann Terry. 3. Website of Roy L. Hales "William Clinch (Our Ancestor) (3 Jan 1703 Bicknor - 9 Feb 1769, Stockbury) married Ann Knight on October 21, 1728. In 1744, William inherited the farm in Deans Bottom and also rented tenement #7 in Stockbury. In his will William left the farm to his son Thomas Clinch, on the condition that he buy out his brothers William and John. Mary and Sarah were each given £15. As both Ann and Elizabeth had married, but were now deceased, William gave their husbands (Stephen Hales & Thomas Fuller, respectively) 10 shillings. As you can see in his will (below), William Clinch was not able to sign his name. (He left his mark). Yet he was a prominent figure in Stockbury and one of the 7 allowed to vote when Kent chose two representatives to go to Parliament. The image to the left is from the election held on Pennenden Heath, in Maidstone, on May 1 and 2, 1754. There were three candidates. Lewis Watson and Robert Fairfax were elected. [Transcription of image: "Stockbury Thomas Nicholls, Stockbury, b. & l., his own. William Clinch, Bredgar, ditto, ditto Will. Jumper, Esq., Stockbury, ditto, Will. Broad. Thomas Redman, ditto, ditto, John Waters. James Rayner, ditto, ditto, his own. Walter Smith, ditto, ditto, ditto. George Erll, Lenham, ditto, John Wells."] [Transcription of image of will: "In the Name of God Amen. I William Clinch of the parish of Stockbury in the County of Kent Yeoman being weake in boddey but of a sound and perfect understanding and memorey praised by all mightey God for the Same I do make publish and declear this my Last Will and Testament in maner and forme folowing / that is to Say first and princepaley I Recommend my sole into the hands of Allmighty God who gave it to me / and my bodey to the Earth from whence it was taken when God Shall be pleased to take my Life from me / and my buril to be decent wihout pomp or State, at the discretion of my dear Childrine and as to Such worldly Goods as it hath pleas'd God to bless me with I Give and dispose of in maner and forme folowing, that is to Say I Give to my daughter Mary now the wife of Tho's Hales fifteen pounds, and I give to my daughter Sarey now the wife of Benj'n Banner fifteen pounds / and I Give to Steven Hales ten shillings / and I Give to James Fuller ten Shillings / allto be paid at the End of one hole yeare after my deceses by my Son Thomas Clinch whome I make Sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament / and after payment of debts, Legerses, funerell Expences and Charge of proving this my last Will and Testament and all other Charges then to have a true and pertickler Inventorey and Aprisement to be made of all my Goods, Chattels, household, forneytire, wearing aprill, personall estate Beddey money and Effex whatsoever, and to be divided betwene my three Sons / John Clinch, William Clinch, and Thomas Clinch / but and allso I give and desire that Thomas Shall take to himself ten pounds over his Equell Sheear and he Shall Continue in the farme and pay his two Brothers John and William thier parts in five Equell payments in yearley and every Year till the time is Expired begining at one years end after my Desease. I hereby Revoke all former Wills and Testaments by me made at aney time heretofore, in witness whereof I the said William Clinch the testater have to this my last Will an Testament conaind in one Sheat of paper Set and a fixt my hand Seal this ninth day of Janauary in the yeare of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixtey Nine. William Clinch his (X) mark Sined sealed pulcied and deleard by the Said William clinch the Testater as and for hi slast Will an testament in the presants of Us the sitnesses here under wrightin. Thos. Wyles, Robert Terry, Ann X Terrey"] Their children: John Clinch (c 16 Feb 1728/29 - May 1798, Stockbury) married Mary Tollast in Bicknor, 7 Jan 1759 [typo]. All of their children were christened in Stockbury: Elizabeth (7 Jan 1759); John (3 May 1761) - died in Hartlip 7 June 1845); Mary (1 May 1763); William (19 Aug 1764); Thomas 20 July 1766); Mary (1 May 1768) married Stephen Wood in Bredgar on 25 July 1797; James (5 Feb 1769) married Sarah Chapman in Bredgar on July 19 1801; David (7 July 1771 - 10 April 1778); Benjamin (19 July 1774) Ann Clinch (Our Ancestor) (c 17[typo] December 13, 1729 - buried Oct 1, 1765 Stockbury) Elizabeth Clinch (c Sept 29 1732, Stockbury - before 1769) married Thomas [typo: should be James per the will of William Clinch] Fuller William Clinch (c 2 Oct 1735 - d. 1808, Stockbury) married Ann Vi[n]son in Stockbury on 19 October 1768. Their first child, Elizabeth, was christened in Stockbury on 12 March 1769. His father died that year and, as specified in the will, Thomas up William's share in the farm. William and Ann Clinch started christening their children in Hartlip after that: William Jones (30 Aug 17[7]3), John (8 Nov 1775); George (1 Jan 1779); Richard (27 June 1782). Mary Clinch (c July 9, 1738, Stockbury, Kent; d. October 30, 1770, Frinsted) married Thomas Hales Margaret Clinch (c Sept 21, 1740 - buried August 9, 1741 Stockbury) James Clinch (c September 17, 1742 - buried March 23, 1748/49 Stockbury) Sarah Clinch ... ( Abt. 1746; d. June 23, 1798 Stockbury) married Benjamin Banner Thomas Clinch (c September 14 [sic; should be 18], 1748 buried April 1820) married Mary Pain, in Stockbury, on 30 May 1774. After his father died, Thomas became one of Stockbury's electors. He was the owner/farmer of two properties within the parish and, as of 1782, one of the two assessors for the parish rates. Children: Thomas (3 Oct 1779, Stockbury); Elizabeth (21 July 1782, Stockbury) married Edward Filmer in Stockbury 18 Oct 1803; Sarah (4 July 1784, Stockbury); William (5 Oct 1786, Stockbury); Fanny (1 Feb 1789, Stockbury); Jane (30 Oct 1791, Stockbury); James (23 Feb 1794, Stockbury); Henrietta (25 Dec 1795, Stockbury) James Clinch (c 18 Sept 1748 - buried March 1749/50 Stockbury)" CHRISTENING: 1. Extraction of the family of William Clinch and Ann Knight from the Stockbury Parish Records (Parish Records FHL film 1473718, it. 2; Bishop's Transcripts FHL film 1737092, it. #3, and Archdeacon's Transcripts FHL film 1752235, #2 -- Note all films should be consulted for research in Stockbury because some are missing pages that others are not): -15 Oct 1774, Ann Clinch, wife of William, bur. -9 Feb 1779, William Clinch, Snr., bur. -16 Feb 1728/9, John Clinch s/o Will: and Ann, bap.; 9 May 1798, John Clinch bur. -13 Dec 1730, Ann Clinch d/o William and Ann, bap.; 1 Oct 1765, Ann Hales, wife of Stephen, bur. -No Elizabeth listed bapt. in 1730. -24 Sep 1732, Elizabeth Clinch d/o William and Ann, bap. -12 Oct 1735, William Clinch s/o William and Ann, bap.; 1 Oct 1809, William Clinch bur. -9 Jul 1738, Mary Clinch d/o William and Ann, bap. -21 Sep 1740, Margaret Clinch d/o William and Ann, bap.; 9 Aug 1741, Margaret Clinch d/o Willm. and Ann, bur. -17 Oct 1742, James Clinch s/o Will'm and Ann, bap.; 27 Mar 1750, James Clinch s/o William and Ann, bur. -No Sarah listed bapt. in 1744-1746; Sarah Banner, bur. 12 Feb 1808. -18 Sep 1748, Thomas Clinch s/o William and Ann, bap.; Thomas Clinch, bur. March 24, 1820, aged 72 years. Conclusions: 1. In verifying the Parish Records, the Archdeacon's Transcript, and the Bishop's Transcript, there is no record of Sarah's baptism in the estimated time period of 1744 to 1746. 2. In verifying the Parish Records, the Archdeacon's Transcript, and the Bishop's Transcript, there is no evidence that there were two different James Clinches in this family. Some would have us believe that the first James bapt. 17 Oct 1742 was bur. 23 Mar 1748/1749 and the second James was baptized abt 1750 and bur. 27 Mar 1750. What we can confirm is the first baptism and the second burial making these two James actually just one person. Additionally, the burial record calls James as a son and not an infant of his parents. 3. In verifying the Parish Records, the Archdeacon's Transcript, and the Bishop's Transcript, there is no evidence that there were two different Elizabeth Clinches in this family. Some would have us believe that the first Elizabeth was bapt. 13 Dec 1730, the same day as Ann, and that this Elizabeth must have died before 1732 when another Elizabeth is christened into this family. There was only one that is correct is the latter one. The original Parish Record shows the entry in 1730 as Elizabeth which was then crossed out and corrected to say Ann. The Bishop's Transcript picked up Elizabeth and was not also corrected. The Archdeacon's Transcript is missing that year. MARRIAGE: 1. Parish Records; 1768; Parish of Stockbury, Kent; Records read by Noel G. Moss at Centre for Kentish Studies, Maidstone, Kent; Note: Ann Vinson (of Borden, Kent) married William Clinch (of Stockbury) 19 Oct 1768 at Stockbury, Kent; Curate James Thurston, by licencse; Witnesses Thomas and Elizabeth Vinson. I have confimed the above per FHL film 1752235 item #2, Archdeacon's Transcript of Stockbury. BURIAL: 1. FHL films 1752235 item #2, Archdeacon's Transcript of Stockbury: William Clinch, bur. 1 Oct 1809. | Clinch, William (I1219)
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| 2677 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of all Phillipses from Ancestry.com's Michael S. Adelberg, "Roster of the People of Revolutionary Monmouth County," 2009: Philips, John Laborer Pennsylvania Salt Works, intermittent 8/76-6/77 Private, Militia Private, Continental Army Philips, John (Dover) Private. New Jersey Volunteers, enlisted 11/1/77 deserts 9/17/78 Phillips, Joseph (Dover) Militia olunteer, Prior ot the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Private, Militia Phillips, Nicolas (Shrewsbury) Phillips, Obadiah (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76. Phillips, Peter (Shrewsbury) Signer, Petition Supporting Retaliation, 9/17/80 Phillipa, Richard Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Witness at Monmouth Cort, 1778 Indicted for Murder, 5/82. Philips Sarah Indicted tor Misdemeanor,1/81 Philips, Thomas (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76" | Phillips, Obadiah (I8022)
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| 2678 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of all Phillipses from Ancestry.com's Michael S. Adelberg, "Roster of the People of Revolutionary Monmouth County," 2009: Philips, John Laborer Pennsylvania Salt Works, intermittent 8/76-6/77 Private, Militia Private, Continental Army Philips, John (Dover) Private. New Jersey Volunteers, enlisted 11/1/77 deserts 9/17/78 Phillips, Joseph (Dover) Militia olunteer, Prior ot the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Private, Militia Phillips, Nicolas (Shrewsbury) Phillips, Obadiah (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76. Phillips, Peter (Shrewsbury) Signer, Petition Supporting Retaliation, 9/17/80 Phillipa, Richard Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Witness at Monmouth Cort, 1778 Indicted for Murder, 5/82. Philips Sarah Indicted tor Misdemeanor,1/81 Philips, Thomas (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76" 2. Here is some information taken from the Phillips Booklet, which is one of many booklets sold by the Ocean County Historical Society in Toms River, NJ. Richard Kuntz, the author of these booklets provided the following excerpts for me. "Phillips Faniily Dover Twp. This book in the Series "Families of Old Dover" will focus on the Phillips families that resided in Dover Township. The 1773 Dover Township Tax Ratables contained the names: John and Thomas Phillips. The 1779 Ratables contained the names John, Thomas, and Joseph Phillips. The Monmouth County 1790 Freeholders List contained the name: Joseph Phillips resideing in Dover Twp. The 1793 Militia Census contained the names: Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Richard, Andrew Phillips. The following remark is taken from [ES - pg. xlv] Ephraim Phillips was dec'd 1698. In the assment of taxes to Schrewsbury 1764, two John Phillips are named, one of which was in the Revolution and also Joseph Phillips. In surveys in Ocean County about the close of last century, and beginning of present, Thomas, Richard Sr., Richard Jr., and William G. Phillips took up land. Richard took up many tracts. In 1803, July 17th, Jacob Phillips married Rachel Ferguson by Daniel Stout of Goodluck. The 1830 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:5-10; 1:15-20, 1:40-50; F: 2:0-5, 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:40-50 T. 6 2. Witham M: 1:0-5, 2:5-10, 1:10-15, 1:30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:30-40 T. 8 3. Benjamin M: 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 4. Elizabeth M: 1:10-15, 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 5. William G. M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30 T. 5 The 1840 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:50-60; F: 20-5.11540, .2:1045, 1:40,50 . 2. William M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 2:20-30, 1:40-50; F: 2: 0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:30-40 3. Jacob M:1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:15-20 4. Richard M: 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30, 1:50-60 5. Obediah M: 1-30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:10-15j, 1:30-40 6. John M: 1:20-30,.1:30-40; F: 1:10-15, 1:60-70 7. Jacob M: 1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:0-5, 1:20-30 . 8. Thomas M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:20-30 Observation: It is possible that Jacob T. (1817), Obadiah (1800). and Richard (1814) are brothers. However, reviewing the 1830 and 1840 Census data for Dover Twp (given above), it is not possible to identify a household containing the three. Richard in 1830 and 1840 is the son of Richard (ca. 1740) mid Hannah. Elizabeth in 1830 is a candidate; but she has only two of the three in her household. However, She might be the female 50-60 in 4. Richard in 1840. More information is needed to clarify the relationships. Consequently, the linkage between the Phillips family members listed immediately below is not available at this time. Each name will be presented in this document as the root for a family group, the family groups will be presented consecutively, and will be numbered accordingly. Phillips Family Dover Twp.. b. ?, d. ? Issue: PA Richard (ca. 1760-?); m. Hannah Unknown (1751-2/24/1859) PB William (1792-11/4/1859); m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips (1800-?) PC Jacob T. (1817-?); m. Mary Unknown (1816-?) PD Richard (1814-?): m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips (1818-?) PE Obadiah (1800-?); m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson (1805-?) PF Jacob O. (1826-?); m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson (1827-?) PG Thomas (1806-?); m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius (1811-?) PH Andrew (1816-?); m. Sarah Davis (10/13/1823-8/10/1904). PI Abe (1801-?) PJ Charles (1840-?) PK William G. (ca. 1795-?); m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford (1805-?)" The following is the index from the booklet that provides lineages. I have not seen the actual booklet, but this shows which children Mr. Kuntz assigned to which families. Since there is not much to work with in the original records, this is subjective. I do agree on most of Richard's children, with just a couple of differences due to some additional records that Mr. Kuntz may not have had and which are posted in FamilySearch as of 5 Aug 2022.: (98) Abe (Phillips Family) b. 1801, d. ? (6) Ackey (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1791, d. 5/5/1851 m. John Jones b. ?, d. ? (38) Acksah (William, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (14) Albert (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (97) Alice (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1863, d. ? (37) Alice (William, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (83) Alice (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1834, d. ? (93) Andrew (Phillips Family) b. 1816, d. ? m. Sarah Davis b. 10/13/1823, d. 8/10/1904 (61) Andrew (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (32) Angues (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (7) Axsea (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 2/13/1800, d. 3/22/1875 m. (11/17/1823) Michael Ortley b. ?, d. ? (26) Benjamin (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (46) Benjamin F. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1847, d. ? (10) Benjamin P. (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1807, d. ? (13) Caroline (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (29) Caroline (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (49) Carrie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1879, d. ? (100) Charles (Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (76) Charles (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (28) Charles (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (70) Charles E. (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (40) Christopher (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (66) Cindelia (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (53) Clarence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 2/12/1892, d. 1/7/1935 (45) David (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? m. Sarah C. Ridgway b. 7/2/1851, d. 5/4/1914 (56) Edward (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1911, d. ? (77) Eliza A. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1873, d. ? (25) Eliza Ann (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (87) Elizabeth (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1842, d. ? (17) Elmira (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (60) Elmira (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. 9/6/1865 (30) Elsie (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (52) Ethel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1889, d. ? (51) Eugene (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 10/22/1883, d. 4/3/1949 m. Alice Taylor b. 2/11/1894, d. 12/28/1949 (91) Eugenia (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (55) Florence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1898, d. ? (79) George (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1874, d. ? (4) Hannah (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1781, d. ? m. Joseph Johnson b. 1780, d. 1862 (86) Henry (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (57) Irene (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1913, d. ? (47) Isabella (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (2) Jacob (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1778, d. ? m. Rachel Ferguson b. ca. 1780, d. ? (12) Jacob (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1815, d. ? m. (9/19/1835) Emeline Luker b. 1817, d. ? (21) Jacob (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (71) Jacob (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 3/19/1851, d. 9/1/1927 (68) Jacob O. (Phillips Family) b. 1826, d. ? m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson b. 1827, d. ? (43) Jacob T. (Phillips Family) b. 1817, d. ? m. Mary Unknown b. 1816, d. ? (39) James (William, Phillips Family) b. 1852, d. ? (90) James T. (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1865, d. ? (19) John (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (84) John (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1836, d. ? m. Angeline Unknown b. 1846, d. ? (3) John (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1779, d. ? m. Sarah Middleton b. ?, d. ? (74) Joseph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1866, d. ? (89) Julia Ann (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (54) Leona (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1897, d. ? (20) Lewis (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (50) Lillie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 5/19/1880, d. 6/6/1966 (101) Lizzie (Charles, Phillips Family) b. 1880, d. ? (81) Lizzie R. (Randolph, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 5/1884, d. ? (94) Lydia (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (88) Lydia (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1844, d. ? (9) Marcy (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1805, d. 1860+ m. (6/6/1819) Apollo Applegate b. 5/25/1798, d. 1860+ (22) Margaret E. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (27) Mary (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (85) Mary (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (16) Mary (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (44) Michael O. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? m. Mary L. Forker b. 2/23/1854, d. 3/25/1922 (41) Miller (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (8) Nancy (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1806, d. 7/7/1852 m. Gabriel Chamerlain b. ?, d. ? (78) Nellie L. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1878, d. ? (73) Nelson (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1861, d. ? (65) Obadiah (Phillips Family) b. 1800, d. ? m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson b. 1805, d. ? (96) Odessa (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (1) Phillips Family b. ?, d. ? (18) Rachel (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (72) Randolph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 9/3/1859, d. 2/18/1932 m. Mary E. Robbins b. 1/2/1863, d. 10/14/1946 (64) Reuben (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (92) Reuben (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (33) Reuben (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (5) Richard (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1785, d. 9/5/1857 m. Mary Tilton b. 1808, d. 3/17/1860 (15) Richard (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1833, d. ? (59) Richard (Phillips Family) b. 1814, d. ? m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips b. 1818, d. ? (11) Richard (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1810, d. ? m. (10/31/1835) Margaret Luker b. 1818, d. ? (1) Richard (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1760, d. ? m. Hannah Unknown b. 1751, d. 2/24/1859 (31) Richard (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (80) Sallie (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1877, d. ? (48) Samuel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1887, d. ? (95) Susan (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1854, d. ? m. Samuel Cook b. 5/1842, d. ? (99) Susan (Abe, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (67) Susan E. (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (63) Theodore S. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1864, d. ? (82) Thomas (Phillips Family) b. 1806, d. ? m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius b. 1811, d. ? (36) Thomas (William, Phillips Family) b. 1831, d. ? m. Charity J. Potter b. 1834, d. 8/3/1865 (62) Thomas H. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (23) Thomas J. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (103) Thomas S. (William G., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (58) Walter (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1916, d. ? (42) Warren (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1858, d. ? (34) William (Phillips Family) b. 1792, d. 11/4/1859 m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips b. 1800, d. ? (75) William (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (69) William (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (35) William (William, Phillips Family) b. 1824, d. ? (24) William A. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (102) William G. (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1795, d. ? m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford b. 1805, d. ? | Phillips, Joseph (I8021)
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| 2679 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of all Phillipses from Ancestry.com's Michael S. Adelberg, "Roster of the People of Revolutionary Monmouth County," 2009: Philips, John Laborer Pennsylvania Salt Works, intermittent 8/76-6/77 Private, Militia Private, Continental Army Philips, John (Dover) Private. New Jersey Volunteers, enlisted 11/1/77 deserts 9/17/78 Phillips, Joseph (Dover) Militia olunteer, Prior ot the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Private, Militia Phillips, Nicolas (Shrewsbury) Phillips, Obadiah (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76. Phillips, Peter (Shrewsbury) Signer, Petition Supporting Retaliation, 9/17/80 Phillipa, Richard Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Witness at Monmouth Cort, 1778 Indicted for Murder, 5/82. Philips Sarah Indicted tor Misdemeanor,1/81 Philips, Thomas (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76" 2. Here is some information taken from the Phillips Booklet, which is one of many booklets sold by the Ocean County Historical Society in Toms River, NJ. Richard Kuntz, the author of these booklets provided the following excerpts for me. "Phillips Faniily Dover Twp. This book in the Series "Families of Old Dover" will focus on the Phillips families that resided in Dover Township. The 1773 Dover Township Tax Ratables contained the names: John and Thomas Phillips. The 1779 Ratables contained the names John, Thomas, and Joseph Phillips. The Monmouth County 1790 Freeholders List contained the name: Joseph Phillips resideing in Dover Twp. The 1793 Militia Census contained the names: Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Richard, Andrew Phillips. The following remark is taken from [ES - pg. xlv] Ephraim Phillips was dec'd 1698. In the assment of taxes to Schrewsbury 1764, two John Phillips are named, one of which was in the Revolution and also Joseph Phillips. In surveys in Ocean County about the close of last century, and beginning of present, Thomas, Richard Sr., Richard Jr., and William G. Phillips took up land. Richard took up many tracts. In 1803, July 17th, Jacob Phillips married Rachel Ferguson by Daniel Stout of Goodluck. The 1830 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:5-10; 1:15-20, 1:40-50; F: 2:0-5, 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:40-50 T. 6 2. Witham M: 1:0-5, 2:5-10, 1:10-15, 1:30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:30-40 T. 8 3. Benjamin M: 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 4. Elizabeth M: 1:10-15, 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 5. William G. M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30 T. 5 The 1840 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:50-60; F: 20-5.11540, .2:1045, 1:40,50 . 2. William M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 2:20-30, 1:40-50; F: 2: 0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:30-40 3. Jacob M:1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:15-20 4. Richard M: 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30, 1:50-60 5. Obediah M: 1-30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:10-15j, 1:30-40 6. John M: 1:20-30,.1:30-40; F: 1:10-15, 1:60-70 7. Jacob M: 1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:0-5, 1:20-30 . 8. Thomas M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:20-30 Observation: It is possible that Jacob T. (1817), Obadiah (1800). and Richard (1814) are brothers. However, reviewing the 1830 and 1840 Census data for Dover Twp (given above), it is not possible to identify a household containing the three. Richard in 1830 and 1840 is the son of Richard (ca. 1740) mid Hannah. Elizabeth in 1830 is a candidate; but she has only two of the three in her household. However, She might be the female 50-60 in 4. Richard in 1840. More information is needed to clarify the relationships. Consequently, the linkage between the Phillips family members listed immediately below is not available at this time. Each name will be presented in this document as the root for a family group, the family groups will be presented consecutively, and will be numbered accordingly. Phillips Family Dover Twp.. b. ?, d. ? Issue: PA Richard (ca. 1760-?); m. Hannah Unknown (1751-2/24/1859) PB William (1792-11/4/1859); m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips (1800-?) PC Jacob T. (1817-?); m. Mary Unknown (1816-?) PD Richard (1814-?): m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips (1818-?) PE Obadiah (1800-?); m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson (1805-?) PF Jacob O. (1826-?); m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson (1827-?) PG Thomas (1806-?); m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius (1811-?) PH Andrew (1816-?); m. Sarah Davis (10/13/1823-8/10/1904). PI Abe (1801-?) PJ Charles (1840-?) PK William G. (ca. 1795-?); m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford (1805-?)" The following is the index from the booklet that provides lineages. I have not seen the actual booklet, but this shows which children Mr. Kuntz assigned to which families. Since there is not much to work with in the original records, this is subjective. I do agree on most of Richard's children, with just a couple of differences due to some additional records that Mr. Kuntz may not have had and which are posted in FamilySearch as of 5 Aug 2022.: (98) Abe (Phillips Family) b. 1801, d. ? (6) Ackey (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1791, d. 5/5/1851 m. John Jones b. ?, d. ? (38) Acksah (William, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (14) Albert (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (97) Alice (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1863, d. ? (37) Alice (William, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (83) Alice (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1834, d. ? (93) Andrew (Phillips Family) b. 1816, d. ? m. Sarah Davis b. 10/13/1823, d. 8/10/1904 (61) Andrew (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (32) Angues (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (7) Axsea (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 2/13/1800, d. 3/22/1875 m. (11/17/1823) Michael Ortley b. ?, d. ? (26) Benjamin (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (46) Benjamin F. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1847, d. ? (10) Benjamin P. (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1807, d. ? (13) Caroline (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (29) Caroline (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (49) Carrie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1879, d. ? (100) Charles (Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (76) Charles (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (28) Charles (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (70) Charles E. (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (40) Christopher (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (66) Cindelia (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (53) Clarence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 2/12/1892, d. 1/7/1935 (45) David (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? m. Sarah C. Ridgway b. 7/2/1851, d. 5/4/1914 (56) Edward (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1911, d. ? (77) Eliza A. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1873, d. ? (25) Eliza Ann (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (87) Elizabeth (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1842, d. ? (17) Elmira (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (60) Elmira (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. 9/6/1865 (30) Elsie (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (52) Ethel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1889, d. ? (51) Eugene (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 10/22/1883, d. 4/3/1949 m. Alice Taylor b. 2/11/1894, d. 12/28/1949 (91) Eugenia (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (55) Florence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1898, d. ? (79) George (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1874, d. ? (4) Hannah (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1781, d. ? m. Joseph Johnson b. 1780, d. 1862 (86) Henry (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (57) Irene (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1913, d. ? (47) Isabella (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (2) Jacob (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1778, d. ? m. Rachel Ferguson b. ca. 1780, d. ? (12) Jacob (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1815, d. ? m. (9/19/1835) Emeline Luker b. 1817, d. ? (21) Jacob (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (71) Jacob (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 3/19/1851, d. 9/1/1927 (68) Jacob O. (Phillips Family) b. 1826, d. ? m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson b. 1827, d. ? (43) Jacob T. (Phillips Family) b. 1817, d. ? m. Mary Unknown b. 1816, d. ? (39) James (William, Phillips Family) b. 1852, d. ? (90) James T. (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1865, d. ? (19) John (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (84) John (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1836, d. ? m. Angeline Unknown b. 1846, d. ? (3) John (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1779, d. ? m. Sarah Middleton b. ?, d. ? (74) Joseph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1866, d. ? (89) Julia Ann (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (54) Leona (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1897, d. ? (20) Lewis (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (50) Lillie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 5/19/1880, d. 6/6/1966 (101) Lizzie (Charles, Phillips Family) b. 1880, d. ? (81) Lizzie R. (Randolph, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 5/1884, d. ? (94) Lydia (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (88) Lydia (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1844, d. ? (9) Marcy (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1805, d. 1860+ m. (6/6/1819) Apollo Applegate b. 5/25/1798, d. 1860+ (22) Margaret E. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (27) Mary (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (85) Mary (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (16) Mary (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (44) Michael O. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? m. Mary L. Forker b. 2/23/1854, d. 3/25/1922 (41) Miller (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (8) Nancy (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1806, d. 7/7/1852 m. Gabriel Chamerlain b. ?, d. ? (78) Nellie L. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1878, d. ? (73) Nelson (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1861, d. ? (65) Obadiah (Phillips Family) b. 1800, d. ? m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson b. 1805, d. ? (96) Odessa (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (1) Phillips Family b. ?, d. ? (18) Rachel (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (72) Randolph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 9/3/1859, d. 2/18/1932 m. Mary E. Robbins b. 1/2/1863, d. 10/14/1946 (64) Reuben (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (92) Reuben (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (33) Reuben (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (5) Richard (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1785, d. 9/5/1857 m. Mary Tilton b. 1808, d. 3/17/1860 (15) Richard (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1833, d. ? (59) Richard (Phillips Family) b. 1814, d. ? m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips b. 1818, d. ? (11) Richard (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1810, d. ? m. (10/31/1835) Margaret Luker b. 1818, d. ? (1) Richard (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1760, d. ? m. Hannah Unknown b. 1751, d. 2/24/1859 (31) Richard (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (80) Sallie (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1877, d. ? (48) Samuel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1887, d. ? (95) Susan (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1854, d. ? m. Samuel Cook b. 5/1842, d. ? (99) Susan (Abe, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (67) Susan E. (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (63) Theodore S. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1864, d. ? (82) Thomas (Phillips Family) b. 1806, d. ? m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius b. 1811, d. ? (36) Thomas (William, Phillips Family) b. 1831, d. ? m. Charity J. Potter b. 1834, d. 8/3/1865 (62) Thomas H. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (23) Thomas J. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (103) Thomas S. (William G., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (58) Walter (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1916, d. ? (42) Warren (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1858, d. ? (34) William (Phillips Family) b. 1792, d. 11/4/1859 m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips b. 1800, d. ? (75) William (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (69) William (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (35) William (William, Phillips Family) b. 1824, d. ? (24) William A. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (102) William G. (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1795, d. ? m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford b. 1805, d. ? | Phillips, John (I8020)
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| 2680 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of all Phillipses from Ancestry.com's Michael S. Adelberg, "Roster of the People of Revolutionary Monmouth County," 2009: Philips, John Laborer Pennsylvania Salt Works, intermittent 8/76-6/77 Private, Militia Private, Continental Army Philips, John (Dover) Private. New Jersey Volunteers, enlisted 11/1/77 deserts 9/17/78 Phillips, Joseph (Dover) Militia olunteer, Prior ot the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Private, Militia Phillips, Nicolas (Shrewsbury) Phillips, Obadiah (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76. Phillips, Peter (Shrewsbury) Signer, Petition Supporting Retaliation, 9/17/80 Phillipa, Richard Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Witness at Monmouth Cort, 1778 Indicted for Murder, 5/82. Philips Sarah Indicted tor Misdemeanor,1/81 Philips, Thomas (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76" 2. Here is some information taken from the Phillips Booklet, which is one of many booklets sold by the Ocean County Historical Society in Toms River, NJ. Richard Kuntz, the author of these booklets provided the following excerpts for me. "Phillips Faniily Dover Twp. This book in the Series "Families of Old Dover" will focus on the Phillips families that resided in Dover Township. The 1773 Dover Township Tax Ratables contained the names: John and Thomas Phillips. The 1779 Ratables contained the names John, Thomas, and Joseph Phillips. The Monmouth County 1790 Freeholders List contained the name: Joseph Phillips resideing in Dover Twp. The 1793 Militia Census contained the names: Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Richard, Andrew Phillips. The following remark is taken from [ES - pg. xlv] Ephraim Phillips was dec'd 1698. In the assment of taxes to Schrewsbury 1764, two John Phillips are named, one of which was in the Revolution and also Joseph Phillips. In surveys in Ocean County about the close of last century, and beginning of present, Thomas, Richard Sr., Richard Jr., and William G. Phillips took up land. Richard took up many tracts. In 1803, July 17th, Jacob Phillips married Rachel Ferguson by Daniel Stout of Goodluck. The 1830 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:5-10; 1:15-20, 1:40-50; F: 2:0-5, 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:40-50 T. 6 2. Witham M: 1:0-5, 2:5-10, 1:10-15, 1:30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:30-40 T. 8 3. Benjamin M: 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 4. Elizabeth M: 1:10-15, 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 5. William G. M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30 T. 5 The 1840 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:50-60; F: 20-5.11540, .2:1045, 1:40,50 . 2. William M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 2:20-30, 1:40-50; F: 2: 0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:30-40 3. Jacob M:1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:15-20 4. Richard M: 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30, 1:50-60 5. Obediah M: 1-30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:10-15j, 1:30-40 6. John M: 1:20-30,.1:30-40; F: 1:10-15, 1:60-70 7. Jacob M: 1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:0-5, 1:20-30 . 8. Thomas M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:20-30 Observation: It is possible that Jacob T. (1817), Obadiah (1800). and Richard (1814) are brothers. However, reviewing the 1830 and 1840 Census data for Dover Twp (given above), it is not possible to identify a household containing the three. Richard in 1830 and 1840 is the son of Richard (ca. 1740) mid Hannah. Elizabeth in 1830 is a candidate; but she has only two of the three in her household. However, She might be the female 50-60 in 4. Richard in 1840. More information is needed to clarify the relationships. Consequently, the linkage between the Phillips family members listed immediately below is not available at this time. Each name will be presented in this document as the root for a family group, the family groups will be presented consecutively, and will be numbered accordingly. Phillips Family Dover Twp.. b. ?, d. ? Issue: PA Richard (ca. 1760-?); m. Hannah Unknown (1751-2/24/1859) PB William (1792-11/4/1859); m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips (1800-?) PC Jacob T. (1817-?); m. Mary Unknown (1816-?) PD Richard (1814-?): m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips (1818-?) PE Obadiah (1800-?); m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson (1805-?) PF Jacob O. (1826-?); m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson (1827-?) PG Thomas (1806-?); m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius (1811-?) PH Andrew (1816-?); m. Sarah Davis (10/13/1823-8/10/1904). PI Abe (1801-?) PJ Charles (1840-?) PK William G. (ca. 1795-?); m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford (1805-?)" The following is the index from the booklet that provides lineages. I have not seen the actual booklet, but this shows which children Mr. Kuntz assigned to which families. Since there is not much to work with in the original records, this is subjective. I do agree on most of Richard's children, with just a couple of differences due to some additional records that Mr. Kuntz may not have had and which are posted in FamilySearch as of 5 Aug 2022.: (98) Abe (Phillips Family) b. 1801, d. ? (6) Ackey (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1791, d. 5/5/1851 m. John Jones b. ?, d. ? (38) Acksah (William, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (14) Albert (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (97) Alice (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1863, d. ? (37) Alice (William, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (83) Alice (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1834, d. ? (93) Andrew (Phillips Family) b. 1816, d. ? m. Sarah Davis b. 10/13/1823, d. 8/10/1904 (61) Andrew (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (32) Angues (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (7) Axsea (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 2/13/1800, d. 3/22/1875 m. (11/17/1823) Michael Ortley b. ?, d. ? (26) Benjamin (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (46) Benjamin F. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1847, d. ? (10) Benjamin P. (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1807, d. ? (13) Caroline (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (29) Caroline (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (49) Carrie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1879, d. ? (100) Charles (Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (76) Charles (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (28) Charles (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (70) Charles E. (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (40) Christopher (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (66) Cindelia (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (53) Clarence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 2/12/1892, d. 1/7/1935 (45) David (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? m. Sarah C. Ridgway b. 7/2/1851, d. 5/4/1914 (56) Edward (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1911, d. ? (77) Eliza A. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1873, d. ? (25) Eliza Ann (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (87) Elizabeth (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1842, d. ? (17) Elmira (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (60) Elmira (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. 9/6/1865 (30) Elsie (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (52) Ethel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1889, d. ? (51) Eugene (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 10/22/1883, d. 4/3/1949 m. Alice Taylor b. 2/11/1894, d. 12/28/1949 (91) Eugenia (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (55) Florence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1898, d. ? (79) George (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1874, d. ? (4) Hannah (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1781, d. ? m. Joseph Johnson b. 1780, d. 1862 (86) Henry (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (57) Irene (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1913, d. ? (47) Isabella (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (2) Jacob (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1778, d. ? m. Rachel Ferguson b. ca. 1780, d. ? (12) Jacob (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1815, d. ? m. (9/19/1835) Emeline Luker b. 1817, d. ? (21) Jacob (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (71) Jacob (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 3/19/1851, d. 9/1/1927 (68) Jacob O. (Phillips Family) b. 1826, d. ? m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson b. 1827, d. ? (43) Jacob T. (Phillips Family) b. 1817, d. ? m. Mary Unknown b. 1816, d. ? (39) James (William, Phillips Family) b. 1852, d. ? (90) James T. (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1865, d. ? (19) John (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (84) John (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1836, d. ? m. Angeline Unknown b. 1846, d. ? (3) John (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1779, d. ? m. Sarah Middleton b. ?, d. ? (74) Joseph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1866, d. ? (89) Julia Ann (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (54) Leona (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1897, d. ? (20) Lewis (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (50) Lillie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 5/19/1880, d. 6/6/1966 (101) Lizzie (Charles, Phillips Family) b. 1880, d. ? (81) Lizzie R. (Randolph, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 5/1884, d. ? (94) Lydia (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (88) Lydia (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1844, d. ? (9) Marcy (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1805, d. 1860+ m. (6/6/1819) Apollo Applegate b. 5/25/1798, d. 1860+ (22) Margaret E. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (27) Mary (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (85) Mary (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (16) Mary (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (44) Michael O. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? m. Mary L. Forker b. 2/23/1854, d. 3/25/1922 (41) Miller (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (8) Nancy (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1806, d. 7/7/1852 m. Gabriel Chamerlain b. ?, d. ? (78) Nellie L. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1878, d. ? (73) Nelson (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1861, d. ? (65) Obadiah (Phillips Family) b. 1800, d. ? m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson b. 1805, d. ? (96) Odessa (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (1) Phillips Family b. ?, d. ? (18) Rachel (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (72) Randolph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 9/3/1859, d. 2/18/1932 m. Mary E. Robbins b. 1/2/1863, d. 10/14/1946 (64) Reuben (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (92) Reuben (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (33) Reuben (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (5) Richard (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1785, d. 9/5/1857 m. Mary Tilton b. 1808, d. 3/17/1860 (15) Richard (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1833, d. ? (59) Richard (Phillips Family) b. 1814, d. ? m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips b. 1818, d. ? (11) Richard (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1810, d. ? m. (10/31/1835) Margaret Luker b. 1818, d. ? (1) Richard (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1760, d. ? m. Hannah Unknown b. 1751, d. 2/24/1859 (31) Richard (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (80) Sallie (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1877, d. ? (48) Samuel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1887, d. ? (95) Susan (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1854, d. ? m. Samuel Cook b. 5/1842, d. ? (99) Susan (Abe, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (67) Susan E. (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (63) Theodore S. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1864, d. ? (82) Thomas (Phillips Family) b. 1806, d. ? m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius b. 1811, d. ? (36) Thomas (William, Phillips Family) b. 1831, d. ? m. Charity J. Potter b. 1834, d. 8/3/1865 (62) Thomas H. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (23) Thomas J. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (103) Thomas S. (William G., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (58) Walter (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1916, d. ? (42) Warren (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1858, d. ? (34) William (Phillips Family) b. 1792, d. 11/4/1859 m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips b. 1800, d. ? (75) William (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (69) William (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (35) William (William, Phillips Family) b. 1824, d. ? (24) William A. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (102) William G. (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1795, d. ? m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford b. 1805, d. ? | Phillips, Thomas (I8019)
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| 2681 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of all Phillipses from Ancestry.com's Michael S. Adelberg, "Roster of the People of Revolutionary Monmouth County," 2009: Philips, John Laborer Pennsylvania Salt Works, intermittent 8/76-6/77 Private, Militia Private, Continental Army Philips, John (Dover) Private. New Jersey Volunteers, enlisted 11/1/77 deserts 9/17/78 Phillips, Joseph (Dover) Militia olunteer, Prior ot the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Private, Militia Phillips, Nicolas (Shrewsbury) Phillips, Obadiah (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76. Phillips, Peter (Shrewsbury) Signer, Petition Supporting Retaliation, 9/17/80 Phillipa, Richard Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76 Witness at Monmouth Cort, 1778 Indicted for Murder, 5/82. Philips Sarah Indicted tor Misdemeanor,1/81 Philips, Thomas (Dover) Militia Volunteer, Prior to the First General Militia Muster, 6/76" 2. Here is some information taken from the Phillips Booklet, which is one of many booklets sold by the Ocean County Historical Society in Toms River, NJ. Richard Kuntz, the author of these booklets provided the following excerpts for me. "Phillips Faniily Dover Twp. This book in the Series "Families of Old Dover" will focus on the Phillips families that resided in Dover Township. The 1773 Dover Township Tax Ratables contained the names: John and Thomas Phillips. The 1779 Ratables contained the names John, Thomas, and Joseph Phillips. The Monmouth County 1790 Freeholders List contained the name: Joseph Phillips resideing in Dover Twp. The 1793 Militia Census contained the names: Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Richard, Andrew Phillips. The following remark is taken from [ES - pg. xlv] Ephraim Phillips was dec'd 1698. In the assment of taxes to Schrewsbury 1764, two John Phillips are named, one of which was in the Revolution and also Joseph Phillips. In surveys in Ocean County about the close of last century, and beginning of present, Thomas, Richard Sr., Richard Jr., and William G. Phillips took up land. Richard took up many tracts. In 1803, July 17th, Jacob Phillips married Rachel Ferguson by Daniel Stout of Goodluck. The 1830 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:5-10; 1:15-20, 1:40-50; F: 2:0-5, 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:40-50 T. 6 2. Witham M: 1:0-5, 2:5-10, 1:10-15, 1:30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:30-40 T. 8 3. Benjamin M: 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 4. Elizabeth M: 1:10-15, 1:20-30; F: 1:40-50 T. 3 5. William G. M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30 T. 5 The 1840 Census for Dover Township contained the following families: 1. Richard M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:50-60; F: 20-5.11540, .2:1045, 1:40,50 . 2. William M: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 2:20-30, 1:40-50; F: 2: 0-5, 1:5-10, 1:15-20, 1:30-40 3. Jacob M:1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:15-20 4. Richard M: 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:20-30, 1:50-60 5. Obediah M: 1-30-40; F: 1:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:10-15j, 1:30-40 6. John M: 1:20-30,.1:30-40; F: 1:10-15, 1:60-70 7. Jacob M: 1:0-5, 1:20-30; F: 1:0-5, 1:20-30 . 8. Thomas M: 1:0-5, 1:30-40; F: 2:0-5, 1:5-10, 1:20-30 Observation: It is possible that Jacob T. (1817), Obadiah (1800). and Richard (1814) are brothers. However, reviewing the 1830 and 1840 Census data for Dover Twp (given above), it is not possible to identify a household containing the three. Richard in 1830 and 1840 is the son of Richard (ca. 1740) mid Hannah. Elizabeth in 1830 is a candidate; but she has only two of the three in her household. However, She might be the female 50-60 in 4. Richard in 1840. More information is needed to clarify the relationships. Consequently, the linkage between the Phillips family members listed immediately below is not available at this time. Each name will be presented in this document as the root for a family group, the family groups will be presented consecutively, and will be numbered accordingly. Phillips Family Dover Twp.. b. ?, d. ? Issue: PA Richard (ca. 1760-?); m. Hannah Unknown (1751-2/24/1859) PB William (1792-11/4/1859); m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips (1800-?) PC Jacob T. (1817-?); m. Mary Unknown (1816-?) PD Richard (1814-?): m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips (1818-?) PE Obadiah (1800-?); m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson (1805-?) PF Jacob O. (1826-?); m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson (1827-?) PG Thomas (1806-?); m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius (1811-?) PH Andrew (1816-?); m. Sarah Davis (10/13/1823-8/10/1904). PI Abe (1801-?) PJ Charles (1840-?) PK William G. (ca. 1795-?); m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford (1805-?)" The following is the index from the booklet that provides lineages. I have not seen the actual booklet, but this shows which children Mr. Kuntz assigned to which families. Since there is not much to work with in the original records, this is subjective. I do agree on most of Richard's children, with just a couple of differences due to some additional records that Mr. Kuntz may not have had and which are posted in FamilySearch as of 5 Aug 2022.: (98) Abe (Phillips Family) b. 1801, d. ? (6) Ackey (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1791, d. 5/5/1851 m. John Jones b. ?, d. ? (38) Acksah (William, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (14) Albert (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (97) Alice (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1863, d. ? (37) Alice (William, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (83) Alice (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1834, d. ? (93) Andrew (Phillips Family) b. 1816, d. ? m. Sarah Davis b. 10/13/1823, d. 8/10/1904 (61) Andrew (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (32) Angues (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (7) Axsea (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 2/13/1800, d. 3/22/1875 m. (11/17/1823) Michael Ortley b. ?, d. ? (26) Benjamin (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (46) Benjamin F. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1847, d. ? (10) Benjamin P. (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1807, d. ? (13) Caroline (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (29) Caroline (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (49) Carrie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1879, d. ? (100) Charles (Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (76) Charles (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (28) Charles (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (70) Charles E. (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (40) Christopher (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (66) Cindelia (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (53) Clarence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 2/12/1892, d. 1/7/1935 (45) David (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? m. Sarah C. Ridgway b. 7/2/1851, d. 5/4/1914 (56) Edward (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1911, d. ? (77) Eliza A. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1873, d. ? (25) Eliza Ann (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (87) Elizabeth (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1842, d. ? (17) Elmira (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1839, d. ? (60) Elmira (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. 9/6/1865 (30) Elsie (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1851, d. ? (52) Ethel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1889, d. ? (51) Eugene (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 10/22/1883, d. 4/3/1949 m. Alice Taylor b. 2/11/1894, d. 12/28/1949 (91) Eugenia (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (55) Florence (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1898, d. ? (79) George (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1874, d. ? (4) Hannah (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1781, d. ? m. Joseph Johnson b. 1780, d. 1862 (86) Henry (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1840, d. ? (57) Irene (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1913, d. ? (47) Isabella (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (2) Jacob (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1778, d. ? m. Rachel Ferguson b. ca. 1780, d. ? (12) Jacob (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1815, d. ? m. (9/19/1835) Emeline Luker b. 1817, d. ? (21) Jacob (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1848, d. ? (71) Jacob (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 3/19/1851, d. 9/1/1927 (68) Jacob O. (Phillips Family) b. 1826, d. ? m. (2/15/1843) Anna J. Johnson b. 1827, d. ? (43) Jacob T. (Phillips Family) b. 1817, d. ? m. Mary Unknown b. 1816, d. ? (39) James (William, Phillips Family) b. 1852, d. ? (90) James T. (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1865, d. ? (19) John (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1843, d. ? (84) John (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1836, d. ? m. Angeline Unknown b. 1846, d. ? (3) John (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1779, d. ? m. Sarah Middleton b. ?, d. ? (74) Joseph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1866, d. ? (89) Julia Ann (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (54) Leona (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1897, d. ? (20) Lewis (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (50) Lillie (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 5/19/1880, d. 6/6/1966 (101) Lizzie (Charles, Phillips Family) b. 1880, d. ? (81) Lizzie R. (Randolph, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 5/1884, d. ? (94) Lydia (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1849, d. ? (88) Lydia (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1844, d. ? (9) Marcy (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1805, d. 1860+ m. (6/6/1819) Apollo Applegate b. 5/25/1798, d. 1860+ (22) Margaret E. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (27) Mary (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (85) Mary (Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? (16) Mary (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1837, d. ? (44) Michael O. (Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1838, d. ? m. Mary L. Forker b. 2/23/1854, d. 3/25/1922 (41) Miller (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (8) Nancy (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1806, d. 7/7/1852 m. Gabriel Chamerlain b. ?, d. ? (78) Nellie L. (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1878, d. ? (73) Nelson (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1861, d. ? (65) Obadiah (Phillips Family) b. 1800, d. ? m. (8/24/1824) Ann Patterson b. 1805, d. ? (96) Odessa (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1855, d. ? (1) Phillips Family b. ?, d. ? (18) Rachel (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1841, d. ? (72) Randolph (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 9/3/1859, d. 2/18/1932 m. Mary E. Robbins b. 1/2/1863, d. 10/14/1946 (64) Reuben (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1867, d. ? (92) Reuben (John, Thomas, Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (33) Reuben (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1871, d. ? (5) Richard (Richard, Phillips Family) b. ca. 1785, d. 9/5/1857 m. Mary Tilton b. 1808, d. 3/17/1860 (15) Richard (Richard, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1833, d. ? (59) Richard (Phillips Family) b. 1814, d. ? m. (11/20/1847) Eliza Ann Phillips b. 1818, d. ? (11) Richard (Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1810, d. ? m. (10/31/1835) Margaret Luker b. 1818, d. ? (1) Richard (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1760, d. ? m. Hannah Unknown b. 1751, d. 2/24/1859 (31) Richard (Jacob, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1853, d. ? (80) Sallie (Jacob, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1877, d. ? (48) Samuel (Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1887, d. ? (95) Susan (Andrew, Phillips Family) b. 1854, d. ? m. Samuel Cook b. 5/1842, d. ? (99) Susan (Abe, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (67) Susan E. (Obadiah, Phillips Family) b. 1846, d. ? (63) Theodore S. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1864, d. ? (82) Thomas (Phillips Family) b. 1806, d. ? m. (1/11/1831) Mariah Cornelius b. 1811, d. ? (36) Thomas (William, Phillips Family) b. 1831, d. ? m. Charity J. Potter b. 1834, d. 8/3/1865 (62) Thomas H. (Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (23) Thomas J. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1856, d. ? (103) Thomas S. (William G., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (58) Walter (Eugene, Michael O., Jacob T., Phillips Family) b. 1916, d. ? (42) Warren (Thomas, William, Phillips Family) b. 1858, d. ? (34) William (Phillips Family) b. 1792, d. 11/4/1859 m. (11/19/1815) Lydia Phillips b. 1800, d. ? (75) William (William, Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1869, d. ? (69) William (Jacob O., Phillips Family) b. 1845, d. ? (35) William (William, Phillips Family) b. 1824, d. ? (24) William A. (Richard, Jacob, Richard, Phillips Family) b. 1857, d. ? (102) William G. (Phillips Family) b. ca. 1795, d. ? m. (2/5/1825) Elizabeth Crawford b. 1805, d. ? | Phillips, Richard (I8009)
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| 2682 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. | Straine, John (I5144)
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| 2683 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. 2. The 1334 lay subsidy mentions no Straines. 3. Jack Cade's Rebellion of 1450: A Database of Names of those Receiving Pardons, taken from Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry VI 5 (1909) pp. 338-374 accessed from https://familysearch.org. This spreadsheet of about 3449 persons was created by Merton Historical Society in September 2014, and is accessible at http://www.mertonhistoricalsociety.org.uk/index.php?cat=morden&sec=!rebels For more detail on this listing and the event see http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Pub/ArchCant/007%20-%201868/007-03.pdf No one listed with the following surnames (or variations thereof): Acock/Alcock, Barret, Chepfield, Dancy, Dennet, Gateland, Hadwin, Hales, Herbert, Hopper, James, Kitney, Marden, Mills, Morskin, Shelly, Sisley, Straine, Upton, and Vande Wall. 4. The following extraction was made from the "Index to the Kent Lay Subsidy Roll of 1334/5," by H.A. Hanley, B.A. and C.W. Chalklin, M.A., B. Litt No mentions were found for family surnames Acock/Alcock, Barret, Chepfield, Dancy, Dennett, Eagles, Gateland, Hadwin, Hales, Mills, Morskin, Shelley, Sisley, Strain, Vande Wall, Worme. | Straine (I5143)
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| 2684 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. . Mentioned in brother-in-law's will. "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23164-18586-58?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-R68:250713701,250719201,251325001 : accessed 30 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1627, A-Z > image 529 of 657; County Record Office, Maidstone: Will: Strayne, Straine - Walter, Bicknor, 1627, 1627, PRC/17/67/111, PRC/16/189 S/8, 1627: Will written 3 Nov 1627 Walter Straine of Bicknor, Kent, yeoman -son Robert -daughter Doe -wife Joyse as sole executrix -sons William and James house and property in Bicknor -son John property in Bredgar -son Thomas house in Bredgar -overseer William Tylden my brother [probably brother-in-law] Signature of Walter Strayne [although this is not actually his signature, as I believe these wills are copies made for the Archdeaconry and not original wills] Will probated 15 Dec 1627 MARRIAGE: 1. Canterbury Marriage Licenses 2. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNWP-SQR accessed 6 feb 2016; "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NNWP-SQR : accessed 6 February 2016), James Strayne and Anne Edwardes, 10 Sep 1638; citing St Margaret's, Canterbury, Kent, England, reference item 4; FHL microfilm 1,736,586. | Straine, James (I1920)
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| 2685 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. 2. Mentioned in brother-in-law's will. "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23164-18586-58?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-R68:250713701,250719201,251325001 : accessed 30 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1627, A-Z > image 529 of 657; County Record Office, Maidstone: Will: Strayne, Straine - Walter, Bicknor, 1627, 1627, PRC/17/67/111, PRC/16/189 S/8, 1627: Will written 3 Nov 1627 Walter Straine of Bicknor, Kent, yeoman -son Robert -daughter Doe -wife Joyse as sole executrix -sons William and James house and property in Bicknor -son John property in Bredgar -son Thomas house in Bredgar -overseer William Tylden my brother [probably brother-in-law] Signature of Walter Strayne [although this is not actually his signature, as I believe these wills are copies made for the Archdeaconry and not original wills] Will probated 15 Dec 1627 MARRIAGE: 1. Marriage was recorded on same date in two different parishes: Thurnham and Bicknor. -Thurnham Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1752238, it. 4: "John Strayne and Margarite Brenchly were maried Augusti 8, 1631." | Straine, John (I1125)
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| 2686 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. | Straine, Robert (I1118)
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| 2687 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. | Straine, Agnes (I916)
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| 2688 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. DEATH: 1. "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23164-18586-58?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-R68:250713701,250719201,251325001 : accessed 30 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1627, A-Z > image 529 of 657; County Record Office, Maidstone: Will: Strayne, Straine - Walter, Bicknor, 1627, 1627, PRC/17/67/111, PRC/16/189 S/8, 1627: Will written 3 Nov 1627 Walter Straine of Bicknor, Kent, yeoman -son Robert -daughter Doe -wife Joyse as sole executrix -sons William and James house and property in Bicknor -son John property in Bredgar -son Thomas house in Bredgar -overseer William Tylden my brother [probably brother-in-law] Signature of Walter Strayne [although this is not actually his signature, as I believe these wills are copies made for the Archdeaconry and not original wills] Will probated 15 Dec 1627 | Straine, Walter (I914)
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| 2689 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. 2. Mentioned in father's will. "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23164-18586-58?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-R68:250713701,250719201,251325001 : accessed 30 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1627, A-Z > image 529 of 657; County Record Office, Maidstone: Will: Strayne, Straine - Walter, Bicknor, 1627, 1627, PRC/17/67/111, PRC/16/189 S/8, 1627: Will written 3 Nov 1627 Walter Straine of Bicknor, Kent, yeoman -son Robert -daughter Doe -wife Joyse as sole executrix -sons William and James house and property in Bicknor -son John property in Bredgar -son Thomas house in Bredgar -overseer William Tylden my brother [probably brother-in-law] Signature of Walter Strayne [although this is not actually his signature, as I believe these wills are copies made for the Archdeaconry and not original wills] Will probated 15 Dec 1627 3. Hearth Tax of 1664 has these entries which may pertain to the brothers William and Thomas Straine: -William Straine owned a house with 2 chimneys in Stockbury & Bicknor -Thomas Strayne owned a house with 2 chimneys in Milton, beside Borden -William Straine owned a house with 1 chimney in Mackland, which appears to be in Rainham (abt 9 miles from Bicknor) DEATH: 1. Will of William Strayne: England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881; Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury; Wills1670, A-Z Image 351 of 418 = William Straine; https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23184-49800-32?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-Y68:250713701,250719201,251386301. Strayne, William; Bicknor; 1667, 1670, PRC/17/73/68, PRC/16/285 S/6, 1670: Will written 26 October 1667 William Strayne the elder of Bicknor, Kent, Carpenter -eldest son William Strayne property in Bicknor and Bredgar -son John Straine -son-in-law William Welle -his son James Welle Will probated 15 April 1670 | Straine, William (I909)
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| 2690 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. 2. Mentioned in father's will. "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23164-18586-58?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-R68:250713701,250719201,251325001 : accessed 30 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1627, A-Z > image 529 of 657; County Record Office, Maidstone: Will: Strayne, Straine - Walter, Bicknor, 1627, 1627, PRC/17/67/111, PRC/16/189 S/8, 1627: Will written 3 Nov 1627 Walter Straine of Bicknor, Kent, yeoman -son Robert -daughter Doe -wife Joyse as sole executrix -sons William and James house and property in Bicknor -son John property in Bredgar -son Thomas house in Bredgar -overseer William Tylden my brother [probably brother-in-law] Signature of Walter Strayne [although this is not actually his signature, as I believe these wills are copies made for the Archdeaconry and not original wills] Will probated 15 Dec 1627 MARRIAGE: 1. Bicknor Church Records (FHL film 1736525): "The 14 of October 1623 John: Dooe and Elizabeth: Strayne were married." | Straine, Elizabeth (I901)
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| 2691 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. | Straine, Richard (I838)
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| 2692 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. | Straine, Richard (I836)
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| 2693 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3). Walter Straine listed as churchwarden in Bicknor in 1571-1597, 1613-1615, 1619-1620, 1626-1627 -- assuming a minimum age of 21 to be a churchwarden, then his birth would have been abt 1550 or earlier. Family Group: Walter Straine and Joyce Tilden [Joyce not mentioned in Bicknor, but noted in his will]; 20 Nov 1627, Walter Straine, bur.: -25 Feb 1591/2, Robert s of Walterius Strayne, bap. -15 Mar 1593/4, Agnes d of Walterius Strayne, bap. -23 May 1596, Richard s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 30 Jul 1597 Richard s of Walter Straine, bur. -28 May 1598, William s of Walterius Strayne, bap.; 5 May 1660/70, Willm. Straine, bur.; 25 Sep 1667, Anne Straine the wife William Straine, bur.; children: -14 Jul 1640, Johannes s of Gulielm [Willliam] and Anne Straine, bap. [John in BT.] -12 Dec 1649, Walter so of William and Anne Straine, bur. -10 Oct 1600, Elizabeth d of Walter Straine, bap.; 14 Oct 1623, John Doe and Elizabeth Straine, mar. -[say 1604, James Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -[say 1607, John Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor. We do find William as a father.] 8 Aug 1631, John Straine of Bicknor and Margaret Brenchly of Thurnam, mar.; children: -22 May 1632, Elizabeth d of John Straine, bap. -17 Nov 1633, Joyce d of John Straine, bap. -[say 1610, Thomas Knight. Note: Walter's will mentions additional sons named James, John, and Thomas for whom there are no baptismal records in Bicknor.] -2 Aug 1614, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bap.; 14 Apr 1618, Richard s of Walter Strayne, bur. Unplaced individuals. They are surely related because the parish of Bicknor was so small that there were some years with no parish entries: A. 27 Sep 1601, Adam s of Adam Straine, bap. B. John Strayne the elder. A John Straine "the elder" is listed as churchwarden in 1599-1606. No other reference. Could he be a brother of Walter? C. John Strayne the younger. -6 Dec 1605, Margaret wife of Johannis Strayne, bur. -23 Jun 1606, "John Strayne the Younger and Rose Wyse were joygned togyther in Matrimonie.' Child: -19 Jan 1611, John s of Johannis Strayne, bap. D. 5 Oct 1659, William Straine and Anne Thatcher, mar. [Could this be the same William who was the son of Walter? This is perhaps a second marriage for him with his first wife being Anne ___ with whom he had two children in 1640 and 1649. The wife's surname Thatcher is not a Bicknor name, which would make one think then that it was the groom's parish. Unfortunately no burial record is found in Bicknor for the earlier Anne. Comments: The relationship between unplaced groups A, B, and C is currently unknown. John Straine the elder may be a younger brother. John Straine the younger and Adam Straine may be John's sons. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Walter Strain was previously married before Joisa Tylden in 1690. Consider he is listed as the church warden continuously from 1571 to 1597 and then intermittedly until his death in 1627. This would give a estimated birth of about 1550 or earlier whereas Joisa is estimated to have been born about 1571, which would lean towards perhaps an earlier marriage. On the other hand, we have Walter Strain's 1627 will and there is no mention of Adam; there is, however, a mention of John, but he seems to be the one married much later to Margaret Benchley. For now, I think John the elder is a brother of Walter and both Adam and John are his sons. 2. Mentioned in brother-in-law's will. "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23164-18586-58?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-R68:250713701,250719201,251325001 : accessed 30 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1627, A-Z > image 529 of 657; County Record Office, Maidstone: Will: Strayne, Straine - Walter, Bicknor, 1627, 1627, PRC/17/67/111, PRC/16/189 S/8, 1627: Will written 3 Nov 1627 Walter Straine of Bicknor, Kent, yeoman -son Robert -daughter Doe -wife Joyse as sole executrix -sons William and James house and property in Bicknor -son John property in Bredgar -son Thomas house in Bredgar -overseer William Tylden my brother [probably brother-in-law] Signature of Walter Strayne [although this is not actually his signature, as I believe these wills are copies made for the Archdeaconry and not original wills] Will probated 15 Dec 1627 3. Hearth Tax of 1664 has these entries which may pertain to the brothers William and Thomas Straine; however, the chances of it being our Thomas is slim since there was another Thomas at Milton contemporaneous to our Thomas: -William Straine owned a house with 2 chimneys in Stockbury & Bicknor -Thomas Strayne owned a house with 2 chimneys in Milton, beside Borden -William Straine owned a house with 1 chimney in Mackland, which appears to be in Rainham (abt 9 miles from Bicknor) MARRIAGE: 1. Email of 2 Feb 2016 from Roy Hales "Canterbury Marriage Licenses ,http://www.hrgs.co.uk/index.php/local-history-articles-and-transcriptions/144-cowper-j-m-canterbury-marriage-licenses-2nd-series-1619-1660>: "Strayne, Thomas, of Bredgar, tailor, ba., about 23, at his own govt., and Jane Mudle of Leeds, v., about 28, d. of Widow Muddle of Hollingbourne, who consents, as is testified by John Strayne of Bicknor, kerseymaker. At Bredgar. Jan. 7, 1628." Inherited his father's property in Bredgar." 2. Findmypast's "Kent, East Kent marriage index 1538-1754" Thomas Straine, age 23, tailor, residing at Bredgar, marries 13 Jan 162[8/]9, Jane Muddell, age 28, residing at Leeds dau. of Widow Muddell of Hollingbourne. | Straine, Thomas (I717)
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| 2694 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3); records start 1571: Family Group: -2 Nov 1573, William Knyghte an olde inhabitant was buryed. -8 Dec 1609, Jone Knite widow, an olde inhabitant, bur. Family Group -- James Knight and two wives Helen [Ellen] ___ and Anne Coullen. James Knight is named as churchwarden from 1611 to 1612: -6 Jan 1605[/6?], Hellen wife of Jacobi [James] Knyte, bur. -30 Jun 1605[1606?], "James Knyte and Anne Coullen weare also joygned togeither in Matrimonye" -6 Oct 1636, James Knight, bur. -14 Sep 1638, Anne Knight widow of James Knight, bur. -Children of the above: -25 Mar 1607, William s of Jacoby Knyte, bap. -25 Mar 1610[/11?], Robert s of Jacobi Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.]; many baptisms and burials starting 4 May 1646 found in this parish for children of Robert and Elizabeth Knight. -28 Feb 1612/13, James son of James Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.] -[No record for the daughter Anne was found in the records.] -4 Apr 1619, Joan d of James Knite, bap.; 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1.] -4 Jan 1623/4, Richard s of James Knight, bap.; 11 Apr 1684, Rich Knight, bur. Family Group: -William Knight named as churchwarden 1616-1617. [No church records found for a William of this time period. Most likely the son William named in William Knight's will of 1573, which makes him the brother of James above.] Family Group -- Ingeram was chr. 6 Mar 1597 in Hougham to William Knight. He becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. He is the son of William the churchwarden above. -25 Nov 1622, Ingeram Knight and Elizabeth Brenard, mar. -19 Oct 1623, Marye d of Ingeram Knight, bap. Family Group: This William is the one bapt. above in 1607 and who married Anne Knight in Hollingbourne in 1642. -5 Feb 1642/3, Richard s of William Knight and [blank] his wife, bap. Comments: The fact that William Knight, the churchwarden of 1616-17, was in Bicknor shows an association with the Knights of this parish, who are all closely related. We know from Ingeram's christening record in Hougham that his father was William Knight, which leads us to the conclusion that William the churchwarden is most likely his father since there was no known brother to Ingeram named William. William is most likely the brother of James of Bicknor and the son of the William and Jone as named in his father's will. Ingeram becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. 2. Mentioned in father's will. Family Search's "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23161-16087-16?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-22S:250713701,250719201,251218501 : accessed 28 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1573, A-Z > image 121 of 220; County Record Office, Maidstone; 1573 PRC/17/42/40a PRC/16/62 K/2 WY from PRC/17; Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury Wills: Will written 9 August 1573 William Knighte of Bicknor, Kent -to be buried in churchyard of Bicknor -wife Jone, executrix -sons Thomas Knighte, Jeames [James] Knighte and William Knighte -sons Johne Knight and Robarte Knighte -daughter Elen Bentle? -Thomas Bentle and Mattes? Bentle the sons of my daughter Elen -children of my son Thomas Knight: John and Richard -overseer Johne Miles of ???? Probated February 1573/74. 2. Bicknor Parish Records show Jame Knite as church warden in 1601. His name also appears as Jacobi Knite; Jacobi is a form of James. DEATH: 1. Family Search's "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch accessed 28 July 2015, Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Wills, 1636, A-Z, images 257-259 of 497: Will: Knight, James; Bicknor; 1632; 1636; PRC/17/70/472; PRC/16/213 K/3 Website: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23160-48543-70?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-RMS:250713701,250719201,251319801#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamilysearch.org%2Frecapi%2Fsord%2Fwaypoint%2FM68K-K38%3A250713701%2C250719201%3Fcc%3D1949814 Will written 31 May 1632 James Knight - to be buried in churchyard of Bicknor - eldest son William Knight, two parcells of land named Petscroft in the parish of Bicknor - wife Anne Knight with rights to Petscroft for her natural life - younger son Ritchard Knight under the full age of 24 - sons Robart Knight and James Knight - wife Anne and son William named as executors - daughters Anne Knight and Joan Knight under the full age 22 Witnessed by William Peckett [Beckett?] and Walter Bentley. James signed with a mark. Probated 10 Nov 1636 BURIAL: 1. Bicknor Church Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6): - "James Knight was buried october the 6, 1636." - "Anne Knight the widdow of James Knight was buried the 14th of September 1638." | Knight, James (I3929)
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| 2695 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3); records start 1571: Family Group: -2 Nov 1573, William Knyghte an olde inhabitant was buryed. -8 Dec 1609, Jone Knite widow, an olde inhabitant, bur. Family Group -- James Knight and two wives Helen [Ellen] ___ and Anne Coullen. James Knight is named as churchwarden from 1611 to 1612: -6 Jan 1605[/6?], Hellen wife of Jacobi [James] Knyte, bur. -30 Jun 1605[1606?], "James Knyte and Anne Coullen weare also joygned togeither in Matrimonye" -6 Oct 1636, James Knight, bur. -14 Sep 1638, Anne Knight widow of James Knight, bur. -Children of the above: -25 Mar 1607, William s of Jacoby Knyte, bap. -25 Mar 1610[/11?], Robert s of Jacobi Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.]; many baptisms and burials starting 4 May 1646 found in this parish for children of Robert and Elizabeth Knight. -28 Feb 1612/13, James son of James Knite, bap.; -[No record for the daughter Anne was found in the records.] -4 Apr 1619, Joan d of James Knite, bap.; 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1.] -4 Jan 1623/4, Richard s of James Knight, bap.; 11 Apr 1684, Rich Knight, bur. Family Group: -William Knight named as churchwarden 1616-1617. [No church records found for a William of this time period. Most likely the son William named in William Knight's will of 1573, which makes him the brother of James above.] Family Group -- Ingeram was chr. 6 Mar 1597 in Hougham to William Knight. He becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. He is the son of William the churchwarden above. -25 Nov 1622, Ingeram Knight and Elizabeth Brenard, mar. -19 Oct 1623, Marye d of Ingeram Knight, bap. Family Group: This William is the one bapt. above in 1607 and who married Anne Knight in Hollingbourne in 1642. -5 Feb 1642/3, Richard s of William Knight and [blank] his wife, bap. Comments: The fact that William Knight, the churchwarden of 1616-17, was in Bicknor shows an association with the Knights of this parish, who are all closely related. We know from Ingeram's christening record in Hougham that his father was William Knight, which leads us to the conclusion that William the churchwarden is most likely his father since there was no known brother to Ingeram named William. William is most likely the brother of James of Bicknor and the son of the William and Jone as named in his father's will. Ingeram becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. 2. Mentioned in father's will: Family Search's "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch accessed 28 July 2015, Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Wills, 1636, A-Z, images 257-259 of 497: Will: Knight, James; Bicknor; 1632; 1636; PRC/17/70/472; PRC/16/213 K/3 Website: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23160-48543-70?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-RMS:250713701,250719201,251319801#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamilysearch.org%2Frecapi%2Fsord%2Fwaypoint%2FM68K-K38%3A250713701%2C250719201%3Fcc%3D1949814 Will written 31 May 1632 James Knight - to be buried in churchyard of Bicknor - eldest son William Knight, two parcells of land named Petscroft in the parish of Bicknor - wife Anne Knight with rights to Petscroft for her natural life - younger son Ritchard Knight under the full age of 24 - sons Robart Knight and James Knight - wife Anne and son William named as executors - daughters Anne Knight and Joan Knight under the full age 22 Witnessed by William Peckett [Beckett?] and Walter Bentley. James signed with a mark. Probated 10 Nov 1636. DEATH: 1. Will: Knight, Richard; Bicknor; 1684; 1684 PRC/17/76/144 PRC/16/310 K/2 1684. England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881 Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury Wills1684, A-Z, Image 148 of 266 Accessed on web: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23185-7769-62?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-123:250713701,250719201,251403301 Will written 4 April 1684; Richard Knight of Bickner, Kent, Husbandman -Ann Brockwell wife of Steven Brockwell of Bickner, Kent yoman 4 acres being in Stockbury, parsell of woodland commonly called Saywelles in Bicknor. [Anne is RIchard's sister] -After her [Ann Brockwell's] decease to James Knight of Stockburey [Stockbury], Kent husbandman. [James is most likely Richard's brother; alternately it could be his nephew b. 1651.] -Ann Brockwell as sole executor Will probated 23 April 1684 "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881" BURIAL: 1. Bicknor Church Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6): "Rich. Knight buried Apr. 11, 1684." | Knight, Richard (I3927)
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| 2696 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3); records start 1571: Family Group: -2 Nov 1573, William Knyghte an olde inhabitant was buryed. -8 Dec 1609, Jone Knite widow, an olde inhabitant, bur. Family Group -- James Knight and two wives Helen [Ellen] ___ and Anne Coullen. James Knight is named as churchwarden from 1611 to 1612: -6 Jan 1605[/6?], Hellen wife of Jacobi [James] Knyte, bur. -30 Jun 1605[1606?], "James Knyte and Anne Coullen weare also joygned togeither in Matrimonye" -6 Oct 1636, James Knight, bur. -14 Sep 1638, Anne Knight widow of James Knight, bur. -Children of the above: -25 Mar 1607, William s of Jacoby Knyte, bap. -25 Mar 1610[/11?], Robert s of Jacobi Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.]; many baptisms and burials starting 4 May 1646 found in this parish for children of Robert and Elizabeth Knight. -28 Feb 1612/13, James son of James Knite, bap.; -[No record for the daughter Anne was found in the records.] -4 Apr 1619, Joan d of James Knite, bap.; 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1.] -4 Jan 1623/4, Richard s of James Knight, bap.; 11 Apr 1684, Rich Knight, bur. Family Group: -William Knight named as churchwarden 1616-1617. [No church records found for a William of this time period. Most likely the son William named in William Knight's will of 1573, which makes him the brother of James above.] Family Group -- Ingeram was chr. 6 Mar 1597 in Hougham to William Knight. He becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. He is the son of William the churchwarden above. -25 Nov 1622, Ingeram Knight and Elizabeth Brenard, mar. -19 Oct 1623, Marye d of Ingeram Knight, bap. Family Group: This William is the one bapt. above in 1607 and who married Anne Knight in Hollingbourne in 1642. -5 Feb 1642/3, Richard s of William Knight and [blank] his wife, bap. Comments: The fact that William Knight, the churchwarden of 1616-17, was in Bicknor shows an association with the Knights of this parish, who are all closely related. We know from Ingeram's christening record in Hougham that his father was William Knight, which leads us to the conclusion that William the churchwarden is most likely his father since there was no known brother to Ingeram named William. William is most likely the brother of James of Bicknor and the son of the William and Jone as named in his father's will. Ingeram becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. 2. Mentioned in father's will: Family Search's "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch accessed 28 July 2015, Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Wills, 1636, A-Z, images 257-259 of 497: Will: Knight, James; Bicknor; 1632; 1636; PRC/17/70/472; PRC/16/213 K/3 Website: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23160-48543-70?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-RMS:250713701,250719201,251319801#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamilysearch.org%2Frecapi%2Fsord%2Fwaypoint%2FM68K-K38%3A250713701%2C250719201%3Fcc%3D1949814 Will written 31 May 1632 James Knight - to be buried in churchyard of Bicknor - eldest son William Knight, two parcells of land named Petscroft in the parish of Bicknor - wife Anne Knight with rights to Petscroft for her natural life - younger son Ritchard Knight under the full age of 24 - sons Robart Knight and James Knight - wife Anne and son William named as executors - daughters Anne Knight and Joan Knight under the full age 22 Witnessed by William Peckett [Beckett?] and Walter Bentley. James signed with a mark. Probated 10 Nov 1636. MARRIAGE: 1. Family Search has three indexed records in Bicknor with day and month as 25 May; however, the years vary as 1640, 1641, and 1642. 2. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Record (FHL film 1851040, it. 6): 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1 in the original Parish Record.] | Knight, Joan (I3926)
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| 2697 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3); records start 1571: Family Group: -2 Nov 1573, William Knyghte an olde inhabitant was buryed. -8 Dec 1609, Jone Knite widow, an olde inhabitant, bur. Family Group -- James Knight and two wives Helen [Ellen] ___ and Anne Coullen. James Knight is named as churchwarden from 1611 to 1612: -6 Jan 1605[/6?], Hellen wife of Jacobi [James] Knyte, bur. -30 Jun 1605[1606?], "James Knyte and Anne Coullen weare also joygned togeither in Matrimonye" -6 Oct 1636, James Knight, bur. -14 Sep 1638, Anne Knight widow of James Knight, bur. -Children of the above: -25 Mar 1607, William s of Jacoby Knyte, bap. -25 Mar 1610[/11?], Robert s of Jacobi Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.]; many baptisms and burials starting 4 May 1646 found in this parish for children of Robert and Elizabeth Knight. -28 Feb 1612/13, James son of James Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.] [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife.] -[No record for the daughter Anne was found in the records.] -4 Apr 1619, Joan d of James Knite, bap.; 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1.] -4 Jan 1623/4, Richard s of James Knight, bap.; 11 Apr 1684, Rich Knight, bur. Family Group: -William Knight named as churchwarden 1616-1617. [No church records found for a William of this time period. Most likely the son William named in William Knight's will of 1573, which makes him the brother of James above.] Family Group -- Ingeram was chr. 6 Mar 1597 in Hougham to William Knight. He becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. He is the son of William the churchwarden above. -25 Nov 1622, Ingeram Knight and Elizabeth Brenard, mar. -19 Oct 1623, Marye d of Ingeram Knight, bap. Family Group: This William is the one bapt. above in 1607 and who married Anne Knight in Hollingbourne in 1642. -5 Feb 1642/3, Richard s of William Knight and [blank] his wife, bap. Comments: The fact that William Knight, the churchwarden of 1616-17, was in Bicknor shows an association with the Knights of this parish, who are all closely related. We know from Ingeram's christening record in Hougham that his father was William Knight, which leads us to the conclusion that William the churchwarden is most likely his father since there was no known brother to Ingeram named William. William is most likely the brother of James of Bicknor and the son of the William and Jone as named in his father's will. Ingeram becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. 2. Mentioned in father's will: Family Search's "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch accessed 28 July 2015, Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Wills, 1636, A-Z, images 257-259 of 497: Will: Knight, James; Bicknor; 1632; 1636; PRC/17/70/472; PRC/16/213 K/3 Website: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23160-48543-70?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-RMS:250713701,250719201,251319801#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamilysearch.org%2Frecapi%2Fsord%2Fwaypoint%2FM68K-K38%3A250713701%2C250719201%3Fcc%3D1949814 Will written 31 May 1632 James Knight - to be buried in churchyard of Bicknor - eldest son William Knight, two parcells of land named Petscroft in the parish of Bicknor - wife Anne Knight with rights to Petscroft for her natural life - younger son Ritchard Knight under the full age of 24 - sons Robart Knight and James Knight - wife Anne and son William named as executors - daughters Anne Knight and Joan Knight under the full age 22 Witnessed by William Peckett [Beckett?] and Walter Bentley. James signed with a mark. Probated 10 Nov 1636. DEATH: 1. England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881: Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury Wills 1678, A-Z Image 259 of 420 for Robert Knight Will written 1 February 1674/5 Robert Knight of the parish of Bignor[sic], Kent, [Bicknor] -son Henry Knight -daughter Elizabeth -daughter Anne -son William -son Richard -wife Elizabeth Knight -son Robert Knight Will proved 10 December 1678 Source: "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23191-43249-90?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-B66:250713701,250719201,251399501 : accessed 26 July 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1678, A-Z > image 259 of 420; County Record Office, Maidstone. BURIAL: 1. Bicknor Church Records note James and Robert Knight were buried 3 Oct 1678. No other James Knight existed at this time in Bicknor and so it was probably Robert's brother who was a widower and whose burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. | Knight, Robert (I3923)
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| 2698 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3); records start 1571: Family Group: -2 Nov 1573, William Knyghte an olde inhabitant was buryed. -8 Dec 1609, Jone Knite widow, an olde inhabitant, bur. Family Group -- James Knight and two wives Helen [Ellen] ___ and Anne Coullen. James Knight is named as churchwarden from 1611 to 1612: -6 Jan 1605[/6?], Hellen wife of Jacobi [James] Knyte, bur. -30 Jun 1605[1606?], "James Knyte and Anne Coullen weare also joygned togeither in Matrimonye" -6 Oct 1636, James Knight, bur. -14 Sep 1638, Anne Knight widow of James Knight, bur. -Children of the above: -25 Mar 1607, William s of Jacoby Knyte, bap. -25 Mar 1610[/11?], Robert s of Jacobi Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.]; many baptisms and burials starting 4 May 1646 found in this parish for children of Robert and Elizabeth Knight. -28 Feb 1612/13, James son of James Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.] [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife.] -[No record for the daughter Anne was found in the records.] -4 Apr 1619, Joan d of James Knite, bap.; 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1.] -4 Jan 1623/4, Richard s of James Knight, bap.; 11 Apr 1684, Rich Knight, bur. Family Group: -William Knight named as churchwarden 1616-1617. [No church records found for a William of this time period. Most likely the son William named in William Knight's will of 1573, which makes him the brother of James above.] Family Group -- Ingeram was chr. 6 Mar 1597 in Hougham to William Knight. He becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. He is the son of William the churchwarden above. -25 Nov 1622, Ingeram Knight and Elizabeth Brenard, mar. -19 Oct 1623, Marye d of Ingeram Knight, bap. Family Group: This William is the one bapt. above in 1607 and who married Anne Knight in Hollingbourne in 1642. -5 Feb 1642/3, Richard s of William Knight and [blank] his wife, bap. Comments: The fact that William Knight, the churchwarden of 1616-17, was in Bicknor shows an association with the Knights of this parish, who are all closely related. We know from Ingeram's christening record in Hougham that his father was William Knight, which leads us to the conclusion that William the churchwarden is most likely his father since there was no known brother to Ingeram named William. William is most likely the brother of James of Bicknor and the son of the William and Jone as named in his father's will. Ingeram becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. 2. She is named as Elyine Edwards in her marriage record. In her death record she is named as Hellen Knyte. BURIAL: 1. Bicknor Parish Records: 6 Jan 1605 Hellen uxor of Jacobi Knyte. [Hellen wife of James Knight]. | Edwards, Elyine (I3921)
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| 2699 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3); records start 1571: Family Group: -2 Nov 1573, William Knyghte an olde inhabitant was buryed. -8 Dec 1609, Jone Knite widow, an olde inhabitant, bur. Family Group -- James Knight and two wives Helen [Ellen] ___ and Anne Coullen. James Knight is named as churchwarden from 1611 to 1612: -6 Jan 1605[/6?], Hellen wife of Jacobi [James] Knyte, bur. -30 Jun 1605[1606?], "James Knyte and Anne Coullen weare also joygned togeither in Matrimonye" -6 Oct 1636, James Knight, bur. -14 Sep 1638, Anne Knight widow of James Knight, bur. -Children of the above: -25 Mar 1607, William s of Jacoby Knyte, bap. -25 Mar 1610[/11?], Robert s of Jacobi Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.]; many baptisms and burials starting 4 May 1646 found in this parish for children of Robert and Elizabeth Knight. -28 Feb 1612/13, James son of James Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.] -[No record for the daughter Anne was found in the records.] -4 Apr 1619, Joan d of James Knite, bap.; 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1.] -4 Jan 1623/4, Richard s of James Knight, bap.; 11 Apr 1684, Rich Knight, bur. Family Group: -William Knight named as churchwarden 1616-1617. [No church records found for a William of this time period. Most likely the son William named in William Knight's will of 1573, which makes him the brother of James above.] Family Group -- Ingeram was chr. 6 Mar 1597 in Hougham to William Knight. He becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. He is the son of William the churchwarden above. -25 Nov 1622, Ingeram Knight and Elizabeth Brenard, mar. -19 Oct 1623, Marye d of Ingeram Knight, bap. Family Group: This William is the one bapt. above in 1607 and who married Anne Knight in Hollingbourne in 1642. -5 Feb 1642/3, Richard s of William Knight and [blank] his wife, bap. Comments: The fact that William Knight, the churchwarden of 1616-17, was in Bicknor shows an association with the Knights of this parish, who are all closely related. We know from Ingeram's christening record in Hougham that his father was William Knight, which leads us to the conclusion that William the churchwarden is most likely his father since there was no known brother to Ingeram named William. William is most likely the brother of James of Bicknor and the son of the William and Jone as named in his father's will. Ingeram becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. 2. Mentioned in father's will: Family Search's "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch accessed 28 July 2015, Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Wills, 1636, A-Z, images 257-259 of 497: Will: Knight, James; Bicknor; 1632; 1636; PRC/17/70/472; PRC/16/213 K/3 Website: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23160-48543-70?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-RMS:250713701,250719201,251319801#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamilysearch.org%2Frecapi%2Fsord%2Fwaypoint%2FM68K-K38%3A250713701%2C250719201%3Fcc%3D1949814 Will written 31 May 1632 James Knight - to be buried in churchyard of Bicknor - eldest son William Knight, two parcells of land named Petscroft in the parish of Bicknor - wife Anne Knight with rights to Petscroft for her natural life - younger son Ritchard Knight under the full age of 24 - sons Robart Knight and James Knight - wife Anne and son William named as executors - daughters Anne Knight and Joan Knight under the full age 22 Witnessed by William Peckett [Beckett?] and Walter Bentley. James signed with a mark. Probated 10 Nov 1636. 3. Mentioned in brother's will: Will: Knight, Richard; Bicknor; 1684; 1684 PRC/17/76/144 PRC/16/310 K/2 1684. England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881 Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury Wills1684, A-Z, Image 148 of 266 Accessed on web: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23185-7769-62?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-123:250713701,250719201,251403301 Will written 4 April 1684; Richard Knight of Bickner, Kent, Husbandman -Ann Brockwell wife of Steven Brockwell of Bickner, Kent yoman 4 acres being in Stockbury, parsell of woodland commonly called Saywelles in Bicknor. [Anne is RIchard's sister] -After her [Ann Brockwell's] decease to James Knight of Stockburey [Stockbury], Kent husbandman. [James is most likely Richard's brother; alternately it could be his nephew b. 1651.] -Ann Brockwell as sole executor Will probated 23 April 1684 "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881" MARRIAGE: 1. Stockbury Parish Record FHL film 1752235, it. 2: James Knight and Margarat Baker were maried 17 Jan 1737. Date in context is 17 Jan 1737/8. BURIAL: 1. No record found in Stockbury church records. 2. Bicknor Church Records note James and Robert Knight were buried 3 Oct 1678. No other James Knight existed at this time in Bicknor and so it was probably Robert's brother who was a widower and whose burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. | Knight, James (I3917)
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| 2700 | RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Extraction of Bicknor Parish Records (FHL film 1851040, it. 6), Bishop's Transcript (FHL film 1751589, it. 1), and Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1736525, it. 3); records start 1571: Family Group: -2 Nov 1573, William Knyghte an olde inhabitant was buryed. -8 Dec 1609, Jone Knite widow, an olde inhabitant, bur. Family Group -- James Knight and two wives Helen [Ellen] ___ and Anne Coullen. James Knight is named as churchwarden from 1611 to 1612: -6 Jan 1605[/6?], Hellen wife of Jacobi [James] Knyte, bur. -30 Jun 1605[1606?], "James Knyte and Anne Coullen weare also joygned togeither in Matrimonye" -6 Oct 1636, James Knight, bur. -14 Sep 1638, Anne Knight widow of James Knight, bur. -Children of the above: -25 Mar 1607, William s of Jacoby Knyte, bap. -25 Mar 1610[/11?], Robert s of Jacobi Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.]; many baptisms and burials starting 4 May 1646 found in this parish for children of Robert and Elizabeth Knight. -28 Feb 1612/13, James son of James Knite, bap.; 3 Oct 1678, Robert and James Knight, bur. [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife. No other James Knights of Bicknor fit for a burial.] [James was a widower and his burial record is not found in Stockbury with his wife.] -[No record for the daughter Anne was found in the records.] -4 Apr 1619, Joan d of James Knite, bap.; 25 May 1641, William Morgan and Joan Knight, marr. [The 1 at the end of 1641 has been transcribed by some as a 2, but it is definitely a 1.] -4 Jan 1623/4, Richard s of James Knight, bap.; 11 Apr 1684, Rich Knight, bur. Family Group: -William Knight named as churchwarden 1616-1617. [No church records found for a William of this time period. Most likely the son William named in William Knight's will of 1573, which makes him the brother of James above.] Family Group -- Ingeram was chr. 6 Mar 1597 in Hougham to William Knight. He becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. He is the son of William the churchwarden above. -25 Nov 1622, Ingeram Knight and Elizabeth Brenard, mar. -19 Oct 1623, Marye d of Ingeram Knight, bap. Family Group: This William is the one bapt. above in 1607 and who married Anne Knight in Hollingbourne in 1642. -5 Feb 1642/3, Richard s of William Knight and [blank] his wife, bap. Comments: The fact that William Knight, the churchwarden of 1616-17, was in Bicknor shows an association with the Knights of this parish, who are all closely related. We know from Ingeram's christening record in Hougham that his father was William Knight, which leads us to the conclusion that William the churchwarden is most likely his father since there was no known brother to Ingeram named William. William is most likely the brother of James of Bicknor and the son of the William and Jone as named in his father's will. Ingeram becomes the progenitor of many Knights in Stockbury. 2. Mentioned in husband's will: Family Search's "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch accessed 28 July 2015, Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Wills, 1636, A-Z, images 257-259 of 497: Will: Knight, James; Bicknor; 1632; 1636; PRC/17/70/472; PRC/16/213 K/3 Website: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23160-48543-70?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-RMS:250713701,250719201,251319801#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamilysearch.org%2Frecapi%2Fsord%2Fwaypoint%2FM68K-K38%3A250713701%2C250719201%3Fcc%3D1949814 Will written 31 May 1632 James Knight - to be buried in churchyard of Bicknor - eldest son William Knight, two parcells of land named Petscroft in the parish of Bicknor - wife Anne Knight with rights to Petscroft for her natural life - younger son Ritchard Knight under the full age of 24 - sons Robart Knight and James Knight - wife Anne and son William named as executors - daughters Anne Knight and Joan Knight under the full age 22 Witnessed by William Peckett [Beckett?] and Walter Bentley. James signed with a mark. Probated 10 Nov 1636. 3. Jack Cade's Rebellion of 1450: A Database of Names of those Receiving Pardons, taken from Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry VI 5 (1909) pp. 338-374 accessed from https://familysearch.org. This spreadsheet of about 3449 persons was created by Merton Historical Society in September 2014, and is accessible at http://www.mertonhistoricalsociety.org.uk/index.php?cat=morden&sec=!rebels For more detail on this listing and the event see http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Pub/ArchCant/007%20-%201868/007-03.pdf Coullen: William Colyn, Ottham, Kent, yoman Robert Colyn, Estpekham, Lyttelfeld, Kent, smyth, constable of Lyttelfeld hundred William Colyn, Tottenore, Sussex, constable of Tottenore hundred Thomas Colyn, Alfriston, Sussex, yoman John Colyn, Smerden, Kent, thaccher Henry Colyn, Smerden, Kent, taillour John Colyn, Upchirche, Kent Henry Colyn, Whytstaple, Whytstaple, Kent Thomas Colyn, Whytstaple, Whytstaple, Kent Thomas Colyn, Assheburnham, Sussex, laborer William Colyn, Maideston, Kent, wexchaundder | Coullen, Anne (I3905)
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