Abstracts of Herefordshire Probate Records
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- A Latin Genealogical Word List for early Wills. (verified 2018-12-25)
- Information on England Occupations for old Occupations. (verified 2018-12-25)
- A Glossary of Household, Farming and Trade Terms from Probate Inventories.
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A'CONOP A'NASH A'STAUNTON ASTELEY BRACE GODWYN GREFFITHE GRENLY HOPEWOOD LOCHARD ROBARTS SAWIER STAUNTON |
STAUNTON, … - of Stawnton upon Arowe, 25 May …. [year unknown] (#)
to be buried Staunton church; to … my brother; to Anne my sister; to Edward A CONOP; to Margaret A STAUNTON; to George GODWYN of the Noke & to George GODWYN's son Thomas; to Stephen GRENLY & Edmund ASTELEY & John HOPEWOOD & Harry A NASH & Margery ROBARTS my godchildren; to Mylles LOCHARD & his sister Johan; to William LOCHARD; to Johan ap GREFFITHE my servant; to Edmund …; to George BRACE gent.; to George GODWYN of Overstaunton; to the vicar of Staunton; to Anne SAWIER; to said Harry & Ales his wife; rest to Ales his wife. Will dated 25 May …. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1539
BRYDDE DICKENS PYPER ROOD ROODE SAYSE SMETHES WELVE WILLIAMS |
SMETHES, Hughe - of Stanton by Pembridge, 1539. mother Johan deceased, father John deceased. Beneficiaries: Anne, Hugh, John, Thomas, Raffe, Felyppe daughter and sons of John ROOD, Elisabeth WILLIAMS, Elynor WELVE servant of John ROOD, Thomas SAYSE in Marden, five daughters of William BRYDDE of Dylwyn, Johan wife of John ROOD. Executors: John ROODE of Pembridge, John BRYDDE of Staunton. Witnesses: Richard PYPER vicar of Staunton, {William} DICKENS. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1542
SPARKE |
SPARKE, Jane - Tenbury, 1542. No details available. Probate HCC. Box 11: 1540-1599. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1545
BRACE ELLIS FLETCHER GODWYN GRYME PARKS SMYTH STANTON |
STANTON, William - of Stansbach, 1545. wife Margaret; sons Harry, Thomas, William, Roger and Hugh; dau Elysebert, Anes. Beneficiary: Ane GRYME. Debtors: William FLETCHER, Johan ELLIS. Executors: son Harry, Jenkyn GODWYN. Overseer: Harry BRACE gent. Witnesses: John PARKS, John SMYTH of Stansbach. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1545
AGRYME BRACE ELLIS FLETCHER GODWYN PARKS SMYTH STANTON |
STANTON, William - of Stansbach [Stansbatch], 5 Dec 1545. (#)
to be buried Staunton churchyard; to Margaret my wife; to Harry* my son; my freehold & copyhold to Thomas my son; to William my son; to Hugh & Roger my sons; to Elysebert and Anes my daughters; to Ane AGRYME. Debtors: William FLETCHER & Johan ELLIS. Creditor: Titley church; Jenkyn GODWYN*. Overseer: Harry BRACE gent. Witnesses: John PARKS & John SMYTH of Stansbach. Will dated 5 Dec 1545. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1552
SPEAKE SPEKE |
SPEKE, William - Wesbury, page 30 (no. 48), 1552. Early Manuscript calendar gives this reference, however a search of Box 11, 1540-1599 did not revea1 this Will. Also a search of Box 14 "Early and damaged Wills" - NIL for SPEAK(E). [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1554
PALLE PYRING SMYTHE TAYLOR |
SMYTHE, Thomas - of Kingsland, 1554. wife Joan*; sons Rychard and John; granddaughter Marget. Witnesses: John TAYLOR, Thomas PYRING, Sir Thomas PALLE. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1555
PALLE POUGHTNELL PYRYNG SMYTHE TAYLOR |
SMYTHE, Thomas - of Kyngisland [Kingsland], 16 Feb 1554/5. (#)
to be buried Kyngisland churchyard; to Marget my son's daughter; to my son Rychard; to my son John SMYTHE a house called POUGHTNELL's house; to Joan* my wife. Witnesses: John TAYLOR & Thomas PYRYNG & Sir Thomas PALLE. Will dated 16 Feb 1554/5. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1567
CLARKE FERRYNGTON HODGES MATHOWES STEDE STEVYNS WALL |
STEVYNS alias
MATHOWES, Richard - of Broxwood in parish of Pembridge, carpenter.
(sick in body) to Elizabeth (my wife) - a cow etc; to John & James (my sons) - 4 young beasts, etc; to Johan (my daughter) - a cow etc; to my sister Ales - 8 bushels of rye, residue of the crop to my wife; to William FERRYNGTON* (my brother in law) - a bullock; to Roger CLARKE* (my brother in law) - a bullock; half my tools to said Roger CLARKE; residue of my goods to Elizabeth (my wife) Debtors: Ales STEDE for 7 days work. Witnesses: William A WALL, Johan HODGES, Margaret HODGES. Proved Hereford 1567. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1568
APRICE BARKLEY BATHOWE BEDOW BYLMOR GITTOWE GWALTER HOELLS KNYLL PARKER PERYN STEPHENS STONES WILLAT |
STEPHENS, John - of Bilmore in Old Radnor, 1568. wife* unnamed, son in law Stephen PARKER*. Beneficiaries: Thomas STONES, William HOELLS. Creditors: John KNYLL, Edward BYLMOR, Mr BARKLEY of Hereford, Thomas a GWALTER. Debtors: William GITTOWE, Pers APRICE, William HOELLS. Witnesses: Walter WILLAT clerk, James ap Hoel BEDOW, William BATHOWE, Richard PARKER, {Philip} PERYN. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1572
GROBE JEVAN KYNERSLEY KYNERSLYE ROBERT STEVENS |
STEVENS, Johan - of Pembridge, 1572. son Milles KYNERSLEY; dau Johan ap ROBERT; granddaughters Johan daughter of son Mylles and Johan ap ROBERT daughter of daughter Johan; grandsons John, Philip sons of son Mylles and William ap ROBERT son of daughter Johan. Beneficiaries: Thomas KYNERSLYE, Margaret GROBE, Robert ap JEVAN*. Overseer: Myles KYNERSLEY. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1572
A'KYNERSLEY A'KYNERSLEYE GROBE JEVAN KYNERSLEY ROBERT STEVENS |
STEVENS, Johan - of Pembridge, 1572. (#)
to Thomas A KYNERSLEYE; to Myles A KYNERSLEY's daughter Johan; to John A KYNERSLEY & Philip KYNERSLEY sons of said Myles A KYNERSLEY my son; to William ap ROBERT my daughter's son; to Johan ap ROBERT my daughter's daughter; to Johan ap ROBERT my daughter & to her 4 youngest children; to Margaret GROBE; to Robert ap JEVAN*. Overseer: Myles A KYNERSLEY. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1574
SPARK |
SPARK, Richard - Tenbury, 1574. No details available. Probate HCC. Box 11: 1540-1599. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1577
SPARKE |
SPARKE, Ales - Tenbury, 1577. No details available. Probate HCC. Box 11: 1540-1599. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1579
CROFTE DAVID HYGYNS LEWIS LUCAS MORGAN OWEN PRICE RICHARDS RIDING SCAUNDRETT STEPHENS TAYLIER WEVER |
SCAUNDRETT, William - yeoman, of Titley, 1579. father John SCAUNDRETT deceased; wife Julian*; son George SCAUNDRETT. Beneficiary: Johanne WEVER widow. Mentioned: Alice wife of Walter STEPHENS butcher, David LEWIS, Roger LUCAS, John MORGAN, John ap DAVID, Watkyn HYGYNS. Overseers: Richard SCAUNDRETT the elder, Thomas PRICE. Debtor: John Gwillim ap OWEN. Witnesses: Olyver SCAUNDRETT, Thomas CROFTE, Walter RICHARDS, Roger LUCAS, Thomas PRICE, Thomas TAYLIER, Robert RIDING. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1579
CROFTE DAVID GWILLIM HYGYNS LEWES LUCAS MORGAN PRICE RICHARDS RIDING SCAUNDRETT STEVENS TAYLIER WEVER |
SCAUNDRETT, William - of Tytley, yeoman, 19 Aug 1579. (#)
to be buried Kington church or where my father John SCAUNDRETT is buried; to my wife Julian* a messuage in Kington borough occupied by Alice STEVENS wife of Walter STEVENS bowcher & David LEWES & Roger LUCAS & John MORGAN & John ap DAVID & a meadow in Rushock lordship which I occupy; to Johanne WEVER widow for life a house bought from Watkyn HYGYNS in Kington occupied by me then to George SCAUNDRETT my son & heir apparent. Overseers: Richard SCAUNDRETT the elder & Thomas PRICE. Witnesses: Olyver SCAUNDRETT & Thomas CROFTE & Walter RICHARDS & Roger LUCAS & Thomas PRICE & Thomas TAYLIER & Robert RIDING the writer hereof. Debtor: John GWILLIM ap Owen. Will dated 19 Aug 1579. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1580
BRYAN EVAN LLOYD MAIND MYULES SPEAKE WYLLMS |
SPEAKE, Phillipe - of Chirbury, made 1580. Ref FC6. Bequests: Gives tenements in Ridge and Weston and 100 sheep, all oxon and kyne, horses and mares to his wife Joanne while she remains a widow. To son John - 20 Marks. The tenements above to son John after the death or remarriage of his wife; to pass to son James on John's death. Lease for 21 years on tenement in Ridge, now in the occupancy of his father Thomas SPEAKE - to John and then to James. Half of the above tenement to testator's mother after Thomas's death. Other Bequests: to daughter Mary - £24 (or £21 if she disobeys sons James and William in marriage choice); to daughter Margarrett - £20 (or £11 if she disobeys &c...); to daughter Ales - £20 (or £11 if she disobeys &c...); to son James - £20; to wife Joan - all household implements except the best brass pan to son John. All other goods and cattle to be equally divided between his wife and children. To church of Hereford 12d. and to the church of Chirbury 20d. Executors: brother James SPEAKE (brother), John SPEAKE (son). Witnesses: George LLOYD, John Burd MYULES, Thomas ap EVAN, Richard WYLLMS, Thomas SPEAKE, Robert BRYAN, John MAIND. Date at which will proven not known, but appears in calendar as proved (at Hereford Consistory Court) during 1580. Box 11: 1540-1599. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1587
BEAVAN DAVIS HILL LEWIS MEYRICK PROBART ROBINS RODDE STORRE THOMAS WILLAT |
STORRE, Thomas - of the Nashe in Presteigne, 1587. sons Roger and Richard; daus Mary and Johan; dau in law Margaret ROBINS; nephew brother's son Edward STORRE; servant Margery MEYRICK. Beneficiaries: James RODDE, Elizabeth LEWIS, Margery LEWIS. Executor: Richard RODDE. Debtors: Walter WILLAT, John HILL, Walter THOMAS. Witnesses: Richard DAVIS, John ap PROBART, Richard STORRE, Phillip ab BEAVAN. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1587
ALHORNE CARPENTER CONOPPE CROMPE DEYOS DRYVER EDWARDS GAWEN GEORGE GROBBE HALL HARPER HAWKINS HERRING KERVER MARTON PEMBER SMYTH SMYTHE STEADE TAYLOR TRYNGHAM WEBBE |
SMYTHE, George - of Pembridge, 1587. brothers John SMYTHE, {?}, Walter SMYTHE, Edward SMYTHE* and Anthony, SMYTHE; godchildren William son of James HALL, the wife of John SMYTHE the younger late of Upcott, daughters of William KERVER, son and daughter of Anne GAWEN, Christopher son of James GEORGE, Walter son of George WEBBE, William son of John TRYNGHAM, Elynor daughter of Richard SMYTH, the son of James CARPENTER of Kynnersley, the son of Roger GROBBE, the son of David TAYLOR, the son of William MARTON, the daughter of David EDWARDS, the son of Thomas HALL, Katherine daughter of Anthony SMYTH and Elynor daughter of Edward SMYTH, all under lawful age; nephews John and Edward sons of brother Edward; nieces daughters of brother Edward; cousin Richard SMYTHE. Beneficiaries: John DRYVER clerk vicar of Almeley, Thomas HARPER of Upcott. Mentioned: Richard HERRING, Walter DEYOS, Richard HAWKINS, James HALL, Richard HALL, William CONOPPE the younger. Debtors: brother John SMYTHE, cousin Richard SMYTHE, Mr Richard HAWKINS, Mr Robert HAWKINS, Ales HAWKINS, James CARPENTER of Kynnersley, Richard STEADE, John ALHORNE. Witnesses: Anthony SMYTHE, John CROMPE of Pembridge, Thomas PEMBER, Thomas HARPER. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1587
BROMWICH GRENOWE HINTON RAVENHILL STALLARD WYNTER |
STALLARD, Walter - of Tarrington, 19 Jul 1587. Leaves land to son Thomas STALLARD, cousin Margaret GRENOWE (daughter of John GRENOWE), daughter Margaret STALLARD, wife Alice STALLARD[1], sons James STALLARD and Roger STALLARD. Overseers: John RAVENHILL and John HINTON. Witnesses: James BROMWICH, John HINTON, and Richard WYNTER. Probate date not known. The original is at the HRO. Note: [1] Alice was nee HINTON. [Contributed by tjs on 31 Jan 2004 et seq.] |
1587
BEAVAN DAVIS HILL LEWIS MEYRICKE PROBART ROBINS RODDE STORRE THOMAS WILLAT |
STORRE, Thomas - of the Nashe in Prestene [Presteigne],
15 Oct 1587. (#)
to my son Roger STORRE; to my son Richard; to my 2 daughters land called Lyde Castell for 6 years; to my unmarried daughter Mary; to my daughter Johan; to my 2 daughters & to my daughter in law Margaret ROBINS; to my servant Margery MEYRICKE; to Edward STORRE my brother's son; to James RODDE; to Elizabeth LEWIS; to Margery LEWIS; Richard RODDE*. Witnesses: Richard DAVIS & John ap PROBART & Richard STORRE & Phillip ab BEAVAN. Debtors: Walter WILLAT & John HILL & Walter THOMAS. Will dated 15 Oct 1587. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1591
CHURCHLEY HALES PALMER ROSSE SMYTHE WILSON |
SMYTHE, Elizabeth - of Suckeley. "To be buried at Cradeley"; my father Wm SMYTHE of Cradley (living). Overseers: Edmunde CHURCHLEY and James WILSON. my 2 sister{s} Joyce CHURCHLEY & Anne WILSON; Rowland HALES of Cradley, William PALMER of Cradley; my brother John SMYTHE of Cradley; my sister Johane SMYTHE; George PALMER of Cradley; James ROSSE of Suckley. Proved 1591 - Worcs. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1594
CONOPE CRONE EVANS GRENE GRYNE HARVER HOPLEY HOPPODE LAURENCE MYHELL NEWTON NYCOLS SAWYERE SMITH SMYTH |
SMYTH, Thomas - the elder of Weston, 1593/4. wife unnamed; sons Thomas and Walter; daus Ales, Elizabeth and Margery; grandson Thomas SMITH son of son Thomas and his wife Syble; servant Margaret. Beneficiaries: John, Ane son and daughter of William and Elnor NYCOLS, Ales daughter of Mr John and Margaret NEWTON, Anne, Margret daughters of John and Johan GRYNE, William HARVER, Elnor, Johan wife of Walter HOPLEY, Richard MYHELL, Ales CRONE, John GRENE. Executors: son Walter, Mr NEWTON Creditor: Roger HOPPODE of Pembridge. Debtor: Elnor SAWYERE. Mentioned: John LAURENCE, William CONOPE. Witnesses: Mr NEWTON parson of Pembridge, Walter SMYTH, Gryfyth EVANS. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1594
A'CONOPE CRONE EVANS GRENE GRYNE HARVER HOPLEY HOPPODE LAURENCE MYHELL NEWTON NYCOLS SAWYERE SMITH SMYTH |
SMYTH, Thomas - of Weston, the elder, ? 1593/4. (#)
to Thomas SMITH son of said Thomas & Syble his wife; to Water* my son cow bought from William A CONOPE; to my wife mare bought from John LAURENCE; to my daughter Ales money owed by Elnor SAWYERE, etc; to John NYCOLS & Ane NYCOLS son & daughter of William NYCOLS & Elnor his wife; to Ales NEWTON daughter of Master John NEWTON* & Margaret his wife; to Anne GRENE & Margaret GRENE daughters of John GRYNE & Johan his wife; my son Thomas to pay William ? HARVER & Elizabeth my daughter; to Margery my daughter; to Elnor & Johan wife of Water HOPLEY; to Richard MYHELL; to Ales CRONE; to Margaret the servant maid; rest to Thomas SMYTH my son & John GRENE. Witnesses: Master NEWTON parson of Pembridge & Walter SMYTH & Gryfyth EVANS. Creditor: Roger HOPPODE of Pembridge. Will dated ? 1593/4. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1599
BENNETT FRANCIS JONES LLOYD SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, Henry - of Chirbury, 5 Mar 1598/9. Ref FA6. Bequests: to son Lodwicke SPEAKE* - the tenements where the testator now lives; Lodwicke to pay 40 Marks to son Phillip SPEAKE for this; to son in law Howell LLOYD - the interest from lease of testator's tenement from Richard FRANCIS of Forden; to son Hugh SPEAKE - £8; to Mary, daughter of Howell LLOYD - 3 kyne and 1 cow, the second best pan and 4 pewter dishes; to the other three daughters of Howell LLOYD (Elizabeth, Lucy and Jane) and son Richard - £3 equally divided; to James JONES's children (David, William and Catherine) - £3 equally divided; to John BENNETT's children (John, Evan, Hugh, Henry and Francis) - £3 to be equally divided and the best pan to Francis; to daughter Elizabeth JONES - his black mare and a colt. to daughter Lucy BENNETT - a yearling; to Elizabeth, wife of Philip (his son) - 4 pewter dishes; to Mr Priamus LLOYD (his landlord) and Mrs Lucy LLOYD - his heriot or £3-4s-6d.; to servant maid Mary - one cow and a year old heffer; to Evan the cripple - a sheep or ewe. Overseer: William SPEAKE "my kinsman". Witnesses: Richard B..... , Howell LLOYD, Wm. SPEAKE, John ap..., Phillip SPEAKE. Proved at Hereford Consistory Court 1599. Box 30: 1600-1663. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
15??
ASTELEY BLOT BLOUT BRACE CHARLES CONOP CORNEWALE GODWYN GREFFITHE GRENELY GRENLY HOPEWOOD LOCHARD NASH ROBARTS SAWIER STAUNTON |
STAUNTON, {?} - of Staunton on Arrow, 15{?}. wife unnamed; sister Anne; godchildren Stephen GRENELY, Edmund ASTELEY, John HOPEWOOD, Harry NASH and Margery ROBARTS; servant Edmund. Beneficiaries: Edward CONOP, Margaret STAUNTON, George GODWYN and his son; Thomas of the Noke; , Mylls LOCHARD and his sister Johan, William LOCHARD, Johan ap GREFFITHE, George BRACE gent, George GODWYN of Overstaunton, Anne SAWIER, Harry and Ales his wife. Executors: wife, John GODWYN. Overseer: Edmund BLOUT gent. Debtor: Edmund CORNEWALE. Witnesses: Thomas CHARLES vicar of Staunton, R{?} BLOT gent, John GRENLY, George GODWYN. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1600
AGG BRADFORD HALL LAWRANCE MORLEY MULEY SKINNER SKYNNER WOOD |
SKINNER, Anthony - of Ledbury, clothier, 16 Mar 1599. daughter Isable SKINNER - 40£ (when 18); wife Mary (now maybe with child - a daur); sister WOOD - 20s. Witnesses: Stephen SKYNNER, William SKINNER, Richard MULEY, Jo: LAWRANCE, Richard SKINNER. Debts: Richard HALL, gent / 10£ 10s.; father Wm BRADFORD / 10£ 10s.; father in law, and brother in law Thomas AGG; mother in law Isable MORLEY, brother in law William MORLEY. Proved 10 Apr 1600 - PCC; Ref FHL#92007 - PCC 26; Wallopp. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1601
FARMER HALES NOX NOXE SMITH SMYTH STOKES |
SMITH, William - of Cradley. wife Margret; son John SMYTH; Thomas NOXE and Leonard NOX; --- FARMER -- son in law; Rowland HALES, John STOKES; John FARMER son of Gyles FARMER; John SMITH son of my son John SMITH. Proved 1601 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91671. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1603
SPARKE |
SPARKE, John - Hopton Wafers, 1603. No details available. Probate HCC. Box 30: 1600-1663. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1607
SPEEDE |
SPEEDE, William - Shepton, 1607. No details available. Probate HCC. Box 30: 1600-1663. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1612
GREGORY SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, Richard - of Chirbury, 13 Sep 1612. Ref GD5. Bequests: All his lands, tenements, houses etc. in Chirbury and in Montgomery to his brother William SPEAKE and his heirs, provided that he pays to the testators sister Margaret SPEAKE £20 towards her marriage dowry, as determined suitable by his "loving cousins" Philip SPEAKE of Tregynon and Thomas GREGORY. All goods, chattels and cattle to his mother Margaret SPEAKE* and also any legacies due from the estate of his father William SPEAKE, deceased. Witnesses: Philip SPEAKE, Thomas GREGORY. Proved at Hereford Consistory Court 1612. Box 30: 1600-1663. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1617
?WAHOME BEST GODSALL HOPKIES LEWIS RAWLINGS SKIRM SKIRME SKYRME VAUGHAN WELLINGTON WHETSTONE WILLIAMS |
SKYRME, William - the Elder of Lugwardine co. Hereford, Yeoman,
19 Oct 1616. (when sick in body) to be buried in the parish church of Lugwardine; 12d to Hereford Cathedral; 10/- towards the repairs of the bells and bell-ropes in Lugwardine Church; to my daughter Elizabeth WELLINGTON (widow of James WELLINGTON) - £72 towards paying off his debts; my grandchildren Elizabeth WELLINGTON, Ellinor WELLINGTON, Anne WELLINGTON, Mary WELLINGTON, Katherine WELLINGTON, James WELLINGTON and John WELLINGTON (ch'n of my said dau Elizabeth) - £10 each staggered year by year until all paid; to my daughter Elizabeth - £10 p.a. for life after 7 years have elapsed; all my lands etc to my son-in-law [step-son] Thomas SKYRME, son of Margaret SKYRME my late wife by her former husband and of my blood and name. Executor/Overseer: my son-in-law [step-son] Richard SKYRME +20 sheep. Other bequests: to the ch'n of John SKYRME my son-in-law [step-son] - 20 sheep; Anne GODSALL my maid servant; to the poorer sort of people in Lugwardine and Tupsley - 12d. per house. Debts due by me and owing: Richard ?WAHOME gent £100; Nicholas SKYRME and the said Thomas SKYRME; David LEWIS; Thomas WILLIAMS; Elizabeth VAUGHAN, widow -£6 in trust for the poor of Lugwardine, now in my hands; Anne GODSALL my servant her wages until All Saints next - 58/-; my servant George WHETSTONE; John BEST; Richard SKYRME; John SKYRME; William RAWLINGS; Abraham HOPKIES. Proved PCC London 8 Mar 1616/17 by Thomas SKYRME (Exor.) Notes: A William SKIRME mar a Margaret SKIRM on 21 Jun 1564 at Lugwardine. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.] |
1617
DARNELL SCULL |
SCULL, John - of Much Cowarne, gent, 20 Jan 1616. wife Elizabeth; brother William SCULL. Overseer: Richard DARNELL, gent. Proved 4 Apr 1617 - PCC #32; Welden; Ref FHL#92069. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1618
ASTON DAVIES HOPTON PUGHE SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, Lodwicke - of Snead, co. Montgomery, 2 Jun 1618. Ref GD7. Bequests: Lease of dwelling house and tenements in Snead held by a 80 year lease from Sir Richard HOPTON, knight and Dame Elizabeth his wife - to pass to Harry SPEAKE his son, then to William (son), then to Lodwicke SPEAKE (son) and then to Jane (daughter). To the rest of his children, Jane SPEAKE - £10, Anne SPEAKE - £10, Mary SPEAKE - £10; Lodwicke SPEAKE - £10, William SPEAKE - £10. His lease of the water corn mill in Snead, with lands etc., held from Sir Richard HOPTON, for 100 years or during the lives of the testator, Elizabeth his wife and Harry his son - to pass to his wife Elizabeth. To his "new wife" the said Elizabeth - all cattle, houses etc., she to pay to the children:- Jane, Anne, Mary SPEAKE - £30 ea. within 5 years and William & Lodwicke SPEAKE - £20 ea. within 7 years of his decease. To son Henry SPEAKE - all house hold furniture and all implements of husbandry at his new dwelling house. To wife Elizabeth - all belts and bedding, linen, brass, pewter etc at both his houses. To Henry Howells, his man servant - 10/-. Executors: Elizabeth SPEAKE (wife), Henry SPEAKE (son). Overseers: brother Hugh SPEAKE and brother in law William DAVIES. Witnesses: Thos. ASTON, Hugh SPEAKE, Wm. DAVIES, David PUGHE. Proved at Hereford Consistory Court 1618. Box 30: 1600-1663. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1620
BARKER DONN EDWARDS HUMPHREY JOYCE LLOYD MADDOX MIDDLETON PHEWTWELL PITTS SPEAKE TAYLOR |
SPEAKE, Elizabeth - of Chirbury, 21 May 1620. (widow of Ref GB7) Bequests: To the parish of Chirbury - 20/- the interest to be divided annually amongst the poor of the parish on St Thomas's day before Christmas "for ever". Other bequests: To the sons and daughters of Priamus LLOYD of Marrington - £5; her brother John TAYLOR - 20/-; Richard PHEWTWELL - 20/-; sons of Phowke ap HUMPHREY - 12/-; the sons of John LLOYD of Marton ("my Godsons") - 20/-; Richard BARKER - 20/-; sister Katherine TAYLOR - her best gown etc.; Joan TAYLOR (neice) - a pair of hooks, a kettle etc. Minor bequests: to Pricilla, dau of Griffith MIDDLETON, Wm. JOYCE, Mary MADDOX, Mary EDWARDS; All other goods, debts due, cattle and. chattels to Mr. Priamus LLOYD*. Witnesses: Richard LLOYD, Rowland DONN., John PITTS, George LLOYD, Griffith MIDDLETON. Proved at Hereford Consistory Court 1620 or 1621. Box 30: 1600-1663. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1624
CARWARDINE CASWALL HATTON SLANEY SLAYNEY TOMKINS |
SLANEY, Stephen - of Worcester, clothier, 25 Nov 1613. beloved wife Elizabeth - "house in St. Helens Worcester"; eldest son John SLANEY - "land in Sherlet, Salop"; sons Stephen SLANEY, Richad SLANEY and William SLANEY; daur Elizabeth SLANEY; good uncles John SLAYNEY and Humfrey SLAYNEY merchants and Joane his wife; good father in law Mr. John TOMKINS; good brother Richard SLANEY; brothers John SLANEY and Moyses SLANEY; sister Marie CASWALL; John CARWARDINE of Worcester clothier; (To Thomas HATTON after wife Elizabeth is dead). Proved 9 Feb 1624 - PCC/Folio 17; Ref FHL#92095. NB: my 10th great grand uncle - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1627
CRUMP HOOPER SKIRM SKYRME WHOOPER |
SKYRME, John - Gent, 8 Jul 1627. (N)
he gave to the church of Liggardyne [probably Lugwardine] 3/4d and to the poor of that parish 13/4d; he wished that his wife Elizabeth SKYRME should enjoy his house &c. in Lugyrdyne for her life then to son Richard SKYRME - he to be sole Exor.; if Richard d.s.p. then to testator's son William SKYRME; the wife and children of Richard WHOOPER to have the clothes of the testator's daughter Elizabeth SKYRME not already disposed of. Signed John SKYRME, with: Witnesses: Thos CRUMP; Wm SKYRME; Rich. WHOOPER; Rich. SKYRME Proved PCC London 15 Nov 1627 by Richard SKYRME (son & Exor.) Notes: [1] This Will appears twice in the PCC volumes and the 2nd copy is much clearer (although the copier could not read the parish name). [2] Richard HOOPER [sic] mar Frances SKIRM 22 Apr 1619 at Lugwardine. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.] |
1630
ALLEN ALMERY BENELL BENETT BENGOE BLISSETT COPPS COTSHULL CRANGE DANFORD EASTOPP EDWARDS FARRAR FARRER GOUGHE GREENE GRENLYE HEYNES HILL HOLMES HOPWOOD HOUGHE LEE NEWTON STEAD STEADE THWEATE TOOLEY TRANTER TUKE WATKYNS WEIGHT WHEELER |
STEADE, Henry - citizen & grocer of London, 27 Nov 1630. "to be one of God's elect"; to be buried by my former wife in St. Olave parish church on Old Jury under the place where the candlebranche of brass hangeth; all my goods to be divided into 2: one to my 4 daughters, Sarah, Hester, Mary & Elizabeth, & the other half thus: to my friend Raphe HOUGHE clothworker & George ALMERY gent £5; to my sister Margery HOPWOOD widow late wife of John HOPWOOD of Pembridge mercer deceased £30 & I forgive John HOPWOOD, my brother in law's, debts to me; to Elizabeth HOPWOOD daughter of my sister Margery £10 or indefault to the rest of Margery's children; to Margarett HOPWOOD Margery's daughter £8; to Margery's other children £13-6s.8d.; to my sister Anne BENGOE wife of Richard BENGOE of Pembridge, blacksmith, £20 & to her son Henry BENGOE £10 etc; to James & Walter BENGOE her sons £15 & £6-13s.4d.; to her other children £13-6s.8d.; I settled on my sisters, the late Elianor COTSHULL & Margery HOPWOOD, Anne BENGOE & Sibill TRANTER lands in Lyonhales, & my executors may arrange instead to pay Elianor's children £33-6s.8d. when they marry or reach 21; to my sister Sybyll TRANTER wife of Thomas TRANTER now of Lyonhales, grocer, £30 & to her children £25 when 21 or marry; to my brother in law John FARRER 40s,; to Richard EASTOPP of Kynton [Kington], dyer, 20s.; to my godson Christopher HILL 10s.; to my late servant Thomas WATKYNS & his wife 20s.; to Mr Thomas TUKE minister of St.Olave where I dwell 20s. to buy a book; to Mr John BENELL minister 11s. for a book; to the poor of St. Olave 21s.; to the poor of Pembridge 53s.4d. to be distributed by my brother in law Richard BENGOE & the churchwardens; to my brother in law Richard GOUGHE 10s. & to my sister in law his wife 10s.; to my cousin Thomas BLISSETT & his now wife 10s. each; to the poor of Lynhales 13s.4d.; to Robert HOLMES citizen & merchant Taylor of London 10s.; to my goddaughter Elizabeth FARRAR 50s.; to her brother John FARRAR the younger 50s.; to my kinswoman Susan EDWARDS 50s.; to her sister Sara WEIGHT 25s.; to her other sister Mary GRENLYE 25s.; to my cousin Thomas STEAD 10s.; to Elizabeth COPPS once my servant 10s.; to my servant George HEYNES 53s.4d.; to my servant Thomas NEWTON 40s.; to Catherine BENETT once my servant 53s.4d.; to the Company of Grocers of which I am a member 40s. for a silver rod engraved with my name; to poor children in Christs Hospital in London £3-6s.8d. to attend my funeral; to my daughter Sara DANFORD £100; to Elizabeth* my youngest daughter £250 when 21 or marries; to Joane GREENE 10s.; to Rowland STEAD of Lempster [Leominster] 10s.; to Walter STEADE of Ludlow 10s.; to George LEE of Ashbourne 10s.; to George CRANGE, dyer, 10s.; to Michael THWEATE of Bolton, Lancs, £5 if he pays debts; Residue to my daughters equally when 21 or marriage; £100 between my sisters' children; to Sara* my eldest daughter now wife of Edmond DANFORD my freehold in Marston in Pembridge bought from my brother Richard STEAD of Marston & from John STEAD of the Meare Marston; to Hester STEAD* my 2nd daughter customary land in Sewardston, Essex, bought from Thomas ALLEN of Dulwich, gent; to Mary STEAD* my 3rd daughter my copyhold in Sewardston bought from William WHEELER of Sewardston. Guardians: of my infant daughters: Raph HOUGHE & George ALMERY. Witnesses: George ALMERY & Edward TOOLEY & Thomas NEWTON. Proved (PCC) 13 Dec 1630 by Sara, Hester & Mary his daughters with power. reserved to Elizabeth STEAD. TNA Ref: PROB 11/158 f116 [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1634
BECKE DANFORD JEFFERIES STAUNTON |
STAUNTON, William - of Lovington, Hallowe, 28 May 1633. wife Ales. Witnesses: George JEFFERIES, Francis BECKE, Tho: DANFORD. Proved 26 Apr 1634 - Worcs 1634/#155; Ref FHL#98048. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1634
FOWKE GITTINS JOHNSON SPEAKE SPENCER |
SPEAKE, Roger - of Lake, parish of Westbury, 1 Mar 1632/3. Ref FB12. Bequests: to the six children of son in law William GITTINS and (testator's daughter) Elizabeth his wife - £3 a piece; to Richard SPEAKE, Roger SPEAKE and Joan SPEAKE, children of Rowland SPEAKE (his son) - 4 Marks each at age 21 years; to Roger SPEAKE, son of testator's son Thomas SPEAKE, who is apprenticed in London - £5; to son in law Thomas JOHNSON - £5; to daughter Elizabeth GITTINS - the best pan; to son Thomas SPEAKE - his best suit; All other goods, cattle and chattels to son William*. Witnesses: Thomas SPENCER, Richard FOWKE. Note: this will is apparently a draft of the will subsequently written on 22 Mar 1632/3 and probated 27 Jun 1634 - HCC. Box 30: 1600-1663 [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1634
GITTINS JOHNSON SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, Roger - of Lake, parish of Westbury, 22 Mar 1632/3. Ref FB12. "Annuling and countermanding all former wills". Bequests: to his three sons Thomas SPEAKE, William SPEAKE and Rowland SPEAKE - 20/- to be equally divided; to William GITTINS' 6 children (testator's grandchildren) - £3 each; to his daughter Mary - £5; to his daughters Elizabeth and Mary - all household effects and assets, to be equally divided. Executor: Thomas GITTINS (his grandchild). Witnesses: Richard GITTINS, Elizabeth GITTINS, Thomas JOHNSON. Proved by the executor, Thomas GITTINS, 27 Jun 1634 - HCC. Box 30: 1600-1663. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1634
BECK JONES STAUNTON |
STAUNTON, Ales - of Lovington, Hollow, wid, 25 Aug 1634. son George; nephew William STAUNTON; godaur Frauncis BECK daur of Francis & Marie BECK; 4 of my children viz: John and to my daurs Elizabeth, Marie, & Margarett; my brother in law William JONES clerk and my neighbour Francis BECK. Witnesses: William JONES, clerk; Francis BECK. Proved 1634 - Worcs 1634/#151; Ref FHL#98048. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1634
BEECK BOULE STANTON STAUNTON |
STAUNTON, George - of Loventon, Hollowe, 1 Oct 1634. brother Jhon STANTON. Witnesses: Frauncis BEECK, John BOULE, Thomas STANTON. Proved 18 Oct 1634 - Worcs 1634/#154; Ref FHL#98048. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1641
BOSWORTH HARTLAND HILL JAUNCEY PHILLIPS SKYNNER TURNER WILDEN |
SKYNNER, Anne - of Ledbury. James JAUNCEY; daur Anne SKYNNER; my late husband Frauncis SKYNNER, dcsd; sonne Richard SKYNNER; brother Francis BOSWORTH; grandson Frauncis SKYNNER; sister in law Sible TURNER of Colwall, widow; my cozen Anne wife of John HARTLAND of Colwall; son Frauncis SKYNNER; my cozens Vincent PHILLIPS, John WILDEN and Frauncis HILL clothier. Proved 1641 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91672. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1647
HOLMAN HOPE HOPER HOPKINS JONES PENNELL PRICE ROBINSON SKINNER SKYNNER STALLARD WALTON WOOD |
SKINNER, Stephen - of Cradley, gent, 19 Aug 1645. my 3 neeces Anne, Elizabeth and Blaunch sister{s} of my nephew Edmond SKYNNER; my nephews Thomas and Stephen WOOD; their sister Margarett PRICE and their sister Ellianor JONES; my nephew William WOOD; his sister Milbrough PENNELL; my brother Richard SKINNER; my nephew Stephen SKINNER of London apothecarie; my nephew Aage; my nephew Stephen SKINNER son of my deceased brother William SKINNER; his brothers Lancelott SKINNER, William SKINNER and Edward SKINNER; my nieces Anne, Elizabeth, Sarah, and Margaret daurs of my said brother William and their sisters Mary HOPKINS and Susan WALTON; my nephewe John HOPE; my neece Anne HOLMAN; my neece Milborough HOPER (her sister); my kinde cozen Catherine SKINNER wife of my nephew Edmond SKINNER; my nephew Edmond SKYNNER rector of Cradley. Proved 2 Jun 1647 - PCC; Ref FHL#92164 PCC 1647/#125. Note: son of Margaret daur of John STALLARD and Richard SKINNER - see FHL#888990, and C J ROBINSON's Mansions of Hereford and their Memories, for SKINNER pedigree. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1648
BLUNT BODENHAM BRISLAN EXTON HARRING HARRINGE PEARCE POWELL PRICE SMITH SYMONDS VAYZOR VICARS WATKINS WHEATH WILLIAMS |
SYMONDS, Philip - of All Saints p., Hereford, the elder, 17 Mar 1645/6.
(healthy of body) to be buried Cathedral churchyard at end of St. Katherine aisle above north door under same stone as grandfather, father & mother; to my wife Mary* for life silver spoons, goods she brought at marriage, & also all my goods for life, etc; to my daughter Mary silver bowl; to my son Jonathan gilt wine cup; to my son Philip SYMONDS an orchard in Wigmarsh street bought of Robert BLUNT of Bristol & my lease for lives from Hereford corporation, all candlesticks etc all for life then to his son Philip SYMONDS; to my son Philip SYMONDS's other 6 children: Deborah, Mary, Martha, Anne, Sarah & Robert, 40s. each when they marry or reach 21; to my daughter Elinor PRICE a double pair virginals etc & a token to her daughter Jane; to my son in law William PRICE & his 4 children 40s. each when they marry or are 21, & £10 between them from my loan to Sir William VAYZOR & other Herefordshire commissioners; to my son Thomas SYMONDS my messuage etc in Wilbridge Street in St. Nicholas p., Hereford, in occupation of John BRISLAN, baker, & my tenements to west of St. Nicholas's church now in tenure of John POWELL, tucker, & tenement near east end of the church in tenure of Peter VICARS; if Thomas has no issue then to Jonathan SYMONDS my son & his issue; if none then to my right heirs; to my daughter Mary SYMONDS & heirs void ground in St. Nicholas p. near Fryorne gate which I purchased of Henry HARRINGE my brother in law, £100 + sheets my mother her grandmother left her + a brisling pan whenher mother my now wife dies, etc; to Isabell SYMONDS my daughter £100, etc; to my daughter Joyce SYMONDS £100 etc; if my daughter die unmarried their shares to be divided; to my son Robert SYMONDS & his heirs for ever my messuages etc in Wirckebrooke in Peterchurch in occup'n of Maud WHEATH widow, & 2 gardens outside Fryornegate in Bartons Street (and) if no issue then to my son Jonathan & his etc; to my son Jonathan SYMONDS & his heirs etc, my messuage etc in Wroughthall Lane in occuaption of said Henry HARRING, & standards etc which my grandmother Mrs Ales BODENHAM passed to me; if my wife Mary does not claim dower against my eldest son Philip I give her for life my wood purchased from Thomas PEARCE of Byford in Tymberline or Line Wood Hill in Madley, then without waste to my son Jonathan (and) if no issue to Robert my son; I have an estate for my & my wife's lives & then to my heirs for ever in a messuage etc in Huntington in liberties of Hereford which I give to Mary for life then to Roger SYMONDS my son, his heirs etc; to my son Philip my iron trunk with implements etc for my trade etc; to my daughter Mary a chest etc in my son PRICE's chamber & a press I bought of John SMITH; whereas I was many years Custos of St. Giles's Hospital & paymaster there & receiver of rents to Mr Richard WILLIAMS lest I have been short by neglect or otherwise I give the almsmen 30s.; to Mr Richard WILLIAMS 30s.; to my daughter Ales WATKINS of Brecon bushels of rye from my barn in Huntington; to poor of St. Swithins 30s. (and) to the poor of Wigmarsh ward 15s. (and) to the poor of Eigne ward 15s. (and) to the poor of Wybridge, Bysters & St. Owens wards 40s. (and) to the poor of Huntington in the liberties 10s.; to my son in law Mr William PRICE 20s. & a ring. Overseers: my sons Philip SYMONDS, Robert SYMONDS & Thomas SYMONDS. Witnesses: Robert SYMONDS & Thomas SYMONDS & Jonathan SYMONDS & Anne EXTON. Proved in London 15 Jan 1647/8 by Mary SYMONDS his relict. TNA Ref: PROB 11/203 f13. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1653
BARKER HATTON LANT SLANEY WHICHCOTT |
SLANEY, Stephen, citizen and merchant tailor - of London, 28 Sep 1648. wife Ann - 2300£; son John SLANEY - 1500£; 2 daurs Elizabeth and Anne SLANEY - 1500£ ea; mother Elizabeth HATTON - land at Stoke Bliss, Worcester; the children of my sister Elizabeth BARKER wife of Ambrose BARKER; St. Helens Worcester where I was borne; brother Richard SLANEY and his wife; brother William SLANEY; uncle John SLANEY and aunt Mrs. Elizabeth SLANEY. brother Christopher WHICHCOTT and my sister in law Katherine WHICHCOTT his wife; friend Robert LANT of London, merchant; {niece} Elizabeth BARKER my sister Elizabeth BARKER's daur. Proved 26 Apr 1653 - PCC/Folio 324; Ref FHL#92195. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1655
DAVIS EXTON JONES PRICE ROGERS STEPHENS SYMONDS |
SYMONDS, John - of Eaton Bishop, co Hereford, yeoman, 8 Feb 1653. (being weak in body); my grandchild William ROGERS - £10; my grandchildren Simon EXTON, Joseph EXTON and Susan EXTON - £5 each; for Thomas SYMONDS (son of my late brother William SYMONDS) - £3 at the age of 12 in order for him to be placed as an apprentice; to Ellinor JONES (my wife's sister's daughter) - 20/-. Executors: my wife Elizabeth and my son John SYMONDS. Signed John SYMONDS(x) Witnesses: William EXTON(x); William PRICE(x); John STEPHENS(x); John DAVIS. Proved London PCC 19 Feb 1655 by the Exors. Notes: John SYMONDS had at least two daughters - Isabel wife of Thomas ROGERS of Craswall and Elizabeth wife of William EXTON of Michaelchurch Escley. See the EXTON Wills, 1675 and 1680. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.] |
1655
BAXTER CARELES ELTON HOPKINS SKYNNER UNETT |
SKYNNER, Stephen - of the Foord, Hereforde. my beloved brother Stephen BAXTER; due from Rich: UNETT, gent & Ambrose ELTON; my brother in law John CARELES; my 2 eldest daurs Elizabeth & Mary; my 2 children at London with my brother William namely John & Sarah; my 4 youngest children William, Abigail, Benjamin & Samuel; my wife Mary; Stephen BAXTER, Launcelot SKYNNER, Wm HOPKINS & John CARELES; eldest son Stephen. Proved 9 Mar 1655 - PCC/Folio 360; Ref FHL#92213. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1655
BOWER NOURZE SKYNNER |
SKYNNER, William - the elder of Newent, Glocester, 28 May 1654. son William; daurs Jane & Margarett; my wife Jane; brother in law Thomas BOWER and kinsman John BOWER, carpenter. Witnesses: Thos BOWER the yr, Jane BOWER, Abraham NOURZE. Proved 16 Jul 1655 - PCC/Folio 315; Ref FHL#92212. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1655
BOUGHTON BRIDGES COX HALL MATHEW NORTHEN SKINNER WILD WINYATE |
SKINNER, John - of Ledbury, clothier, 22 Mar 1654. daur Elizabeth SKINNER - 500£; brother William SKINNER Doctor of Laws and cozen John WILD, clothier (both mentioned twice); daur Constance HALL wife of Francis HALL the younger of Ledbury, clothier; Richard NORTHEN and other bound to me; grandchild Constance HALL; son Edward SKINNER - 1000£; Thomas COX of Castell Ditch and me John SKINNER of the other part; Sarah and Elizabeth HALL daurs of my said son Francis HALL; friends Doctor SKINNER, John WINYATE, gen & John WILD; son William SKINNER. Witnesses: Herbert BOUGHTON, Wm MATHEW, Tho: BRIDGES. Proved 27 Oct 1655 - PCC/1655: Folio 76; Ref FHL#92214. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1657
ELLY FIL HACKETT JAMES PEARCE PRATT STAUNTON TAYLER TAYLOR WELLS |
STAUNTON, John - of St John Bedwardine, Worcester, 18 Jun 1656. The house wherein John PRATT of St Johns tanner now liveth; grandchild Staunton WELLS; son in law Robert WELLS; grandchild Giles WELLS; my grandchild George TAYLER son of George TAYLOR of Best ford; John TAYLOR son of George TAYLER; brother Thomas STAUNTON of St. Johns; my grandchild Marie TAYLOR d/o Geo. TAYLOR of Best ford. Overseers: friends Thomas HACKETT of St Johns gent and Wm PEARCE of St Johns. Witnesses: John HACKETT, James ELLY, Elllen JAMES, Ricd FIL.. Sr. Proved 6 Jun 1657 - PCC/1659 #212; Ref FHL#92229. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1658
BRAINE SNEADE STANTON |
STANTON, William - of Gochtham, Stourton, Worcs, 12 Feb 1658. "To be buried Whittingdon"; my mother; my brother Henry his wife; my sister Isable. Sole Executor: brother John STANTON. Agreements between Randall SNEADE and me. Overseers: brother Henry STANTON and John BRAINE of Whittingdon. Proved 10 Mar 1658 - PCC/1659 #57; Ref FHL#92251. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1662
COOKE COUPPER HARFORD STEPHENS SURMAN |
SURMAN, William - of Eldersfield, husbandman, 26 May 1662. 4 of my daurs Margaret, Ellinor, Elizabet and Joane - 10s. ea; daur Amy [possibly Anne] wife of Samuel STEPHENS; my wife Margaret; my 2 youngest daurs Mary & Sarah; my friends Florise COUPPER and William HARFORD. Witnesses: Florice COOKE, Floric COUPPER. Proved 27 Jun 1662 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98082. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1665
COOKES GOODRICH GUTTERIDGE STANTON WAGSTAFFE WILLES |
STANTON, Thomas - of Wolveton, Warks, gent, 19 Sep 1664. Indenture: 20 Apr 1648 - Edward COOKES, gent and Peter WILLES, gent. "Seized of manor of Wolverton"; my wife Elizabeth STANTON and John WAGSTAFFE of Bishop Eastbrook, Worcs and Edward WILLES of Newbold Compton; my 6 younger childen; Elizabeth, Susanna, John, Mary, Sarah & Edward; my son Thomas; my brother and sister Wm GUTTERIDGE (GOODRICH?) and Katherine his wife. Proved 24 Feb 1665 - PCC/1665 #19; Ref FHL#92282. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1665
BARNABIE BARNEBY BERINGTON BRITE DARNALL DAVIES HILL ROBINSON SAWYER WHITE WHITMORE |
SAWYER, George - of Nether Bullingham, esquire, 21 Aug 1665. to be buried in chancel of White Waltham church near my mother & son - body to be carried to Haiwood, Berkshire & Mr BRITE is to preach; my wife* & my father Sir Edward SAWYER knight & my kinsman Sir John ROBINSON knight Lieutenant of the Tower of London & my uncle Richard WHITMORE of Slater, Gloucestershire, esquire, are to be guardians of my sons Edmond SAWYER, George SAWYER & Herbert SAWYER until they are 21; to my brother Robert SAWYER* esquire & Ralph DARNALL esquire to raise £1500 from rents at Haiwood; my friend Mr James DAVIES*. Overseers: my father in law John BARNABIE esquire & my uncle Thomas BERINGTON. Witnesses: Ra: DARNALL & Jn WHITE & Tho: BERINGTON & Nichecletts BARNEBY & Richard HILL. Proved (PCC) 31 Oct 1665 by Catherine SAWYER, James DAVIES & Robert SAWYER exors named. TNA Ref: PROB 11/318 f123. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1666
SERRELL SIRRELL STINTON |
SERRELL, Joane - of Hennar, Leominster, widow, May last part 1666. (N)
Lyeing sicke of a pestilential feaver whereof she died declared: her grandchildren the 2 children of her daur Anne STINTON; her 5 children living with her. Witnesses: Mary SIRRELL, Anne STINTON als SIRRELL, Joane SERRELL - the said testatees' 4 daughters (?only 3 listed) none other daring to come neere her in respect of the infectiousness of the decease. Proved 7 Jul 1666 - HCC; Ref FHL#91588. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1666
GLASE GRIFFITHS KNOWLES SHIPMAN |
SHIPMAN, Thomas - of Presteigne. to be buried Presteigne; to my son Symon* my wife's dwelling for life, then to Thomas SHIPMAN his son by his first wife when 21; for default of issue then to my daughter Susanna; to my (unmarried) daughter Sarah SHIPMAN; to my six daughters 12d, each; rest to my wife; to Sarah GRIFFITHS my niece; to my sister Elizabeth GLASE 5s. Witnesses: Susanna KNOWLES & Sarah GRIFFITHS & Thomas SHIPMAN. Proved at Leominster 20 Jul 1666 by Simon SHIPMAN. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1667
GOREGG PROBART SYRRELL |
SYRRELL, Evan - of Allmely, 21 Mar 1666. wife Bridgett; son William SYRRELL; daur Elizabeth GOREGG?. Witnesses: James SYRRELL, Lewis PROBART. Proved 16 May 1667 - HCC; Ref FHL#91588. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1670
HALL HUGHES PARRY PROSSER SANDERS SCUDAMORE TYLER WALKER WOODWARD |
SCUDAMORE, John - of Kenchurch [Kentchurch], esquire, 13 Jun 1669. to poor of Kenchurch; (reference to) marriage settlement of my now eldest son John SCUDAMORE; to my son Walter SCUDAMORE & my daughter Elizabeth SCUDAMORE my manor of Langua, in Monmouthshire, & advowson of Langua & lands occupied by Margaret SANDERS, Thomas PARRY, Benedict HALL, Walter HUGHES, John SANDERS the younger, Jenkin SCUDAMORE & others in Langua; land at Grosmont bought for Robert SCUDAMORE my late son & Roger SCUDAMORE gent. & farm in Norton Canon bought from Edward PROSSER gent; my brother Richard SCUDAMORE has copyhold in Langua on trust for my younger children. Witnesses: Mary WOODWARD & M. SCUDAMORE* John TYLER & Ro: WALKER. Proved (PCC) 22 Feb 1669/70. TNA Ref: PROB 11/323. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1670
BASKERVILE BASSET LEWIS SCANDRET SUTER TURFORD VAUGHAN |
SUTER, Thomas - of Mahollum [Mahollam], Kington, gent., 12 Nov 1669. to my 4 daughters & the youngest that my wife is in travail with £100 in hands of Dorothy VAUGHAN widow & Thomas LEWIS of Monaughty, esquire, & £150 on mortgage with Richard SCANDRET of Bradnor & my house in Almeley; my wife Mary SUTER*. Witnesses: Ralph TURFORD & Katherine BASKERVILE & Gabriel BASSET. Proved (PCC) 17 Jun 1670. TNA Ref: PROB 11/333. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1670
BALDWYNNE BERROW BUNDIE HOOPER HOPKINS ROBERTS SKINNER WILDE |
SKINNER, Stephen - the elder of Ledbury, 24 Nov 1669. son William SKINNER - 12d.; son John SKINNER - 40£; son Stephen SKINNER - 15£; son Rowland SKINNER - 6£; Burtholl & Tollshop; daur Elizabeth wife of Thomas HOOPER; daur Jane ROBERTS - 10£; daur Margery wife of William BERROW - 6£ and her daurs Elizabeth - 40s., Anne - 5£; the children of my daur Mary - 3s. ea; my grandson William BALDWYNNE son of my daur Anne BALDWYNNE; Executors: sons William & John. Overseers: sons Stephen and Rowland; daur in law Elinor SKINNER. Witnesses: Thos WILDE, Wm BUNDIE, Chas HOPKINS. Proved 1 Dec 1670 - HCC; Ref FHL#91589. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1671
MEYRICK MUSCOTE STRINGHAM |
STRINGHAM, Constance - of Presteigne, widow, 16 Feb 1667/8. to my daughter Joan STRINGHAM. Witnesses: Richard MEYRICK & John MUSCOTE. Proved at Hereford 28 Aug 1671. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1672
GITTINS GWYNNE HOLLIER HUGHES LLOYD SPEAKE WALL |
SPEAKE, William - of Lake, parish of Westbury, yeoman,
1 Jan 1671/2. Ref GD12. Bequests: to "kinsman" Thomas GITTINS - 5/-; to "kinsman" Richard SPEAKE and his children - 10/-; to kinsman Dorothy WALL and her children - 12/-; All other estate to his wife Elizabeth, her to be the sole executrix. Witnesses: Rees LLOYD, Francis HOLLIER, Evan GWYNNE, Robert HOLLIER. Inventory by: John HUGHES, Thomas GITTINS and Francis ? HOLLIER, 15th January 1671/2; Value: £275. Proved at Ludlow by the executor, 21 Mar 1671/2. Box 160: 1662-1688. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1672
BEAVAN BRYAN FRYZER GREENLY HOSKYNS PANTALL PASSY STEAD STEADE WYNDE |
STEADE, Elianor - of Stansbage [Stansbatch]. to my sister Mary HOSKYNS; to Margaret wife of Henry BRYAN eldest daughter of my brother Mathias; to Joan wife of George PANTALL another daughter of my brother Mathias; to John & Edward STEAD 2 sons of my son Richard STEAD if it can be got from Tamberlain PASSY of Brompton [Brampton]; to Thomas STEAD son of my brother Mathias; to Thomas WYNDE & Sarah his wife living with me one of the daughters of my brother Mathias sums due from Mr Andrew GREENLY & Margaret GREENLY widow; rest to Thomas WYNDE*. Witnesses: Sisly (X) FRYZER & James (X) BEAVAN & Alice (X) BEAVAN. Proved at Hereford 30 Aug 1672 by Thomas WYNDE. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1673
ALCOT SURRELL WARBUTER |
SURRELL, William - of Pencombe, 11 Aug 1669. son Thomas SURRELL; wife Anne; son William - 30£. Witnesses: James ALCOT, Arten WARBUTER. Proved 24 Apr 1673 - HCC; Ref FHL#91590. NB: my 9th great grandfather - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1673
FOX PRICE SMITH SURRELL |
SURRELL, John - of Nether Egleton, Bishops Frome, 24 May 1652. eldest and only son John SURRELL. Indenture of lease by Edward FOX then of Christ Church, Oxford, gent. Dated 7 Oct to Thomas SMITH of Egleton; Dated 8 Mar 1650 between Henry PRICE with Sible one of the daurs and executors of Thomas SMITH and one Edward PRICE and Benjamin SMITH son of Thomas SMITH; wife Anne. Overseers: brother William SURRELL and Samuel SURRELL. Proved 28 Jun 1673 - HCC; Ref FHL#91589. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1677
BROOKE JOANES JONES KNIGHT MAN NOAKES OSWALD SURMAN SURMON |
SURMON, Elizabeth - of Upton on Severne, spinster, 1 Oct 1665. (N)
rent of 6£ 4s. given to her by her grandmother; Elizabeth NOAKES - 2s. 6d.; Thomas NOAKES - 2s. 6d.; my sister Joane and my sister Anne and my brother John SURMON. Witnesses: Mary KNIGHT and Margaret JOANES. Bond by John SURMAN of Ledbury (the brother), George OSWALD of Worcester & William BROOKE of Worcester. Inventory by: Thomas JONES and William MAN. Admon 19 May 1677 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98117. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1677
BROOKE OSWALD SURMAN SURMON |
SURMON, Joane - spinster of Upton on Severne, 2 Oct 1665. (N)
John SURMAN of Ledbury (the brother); George OSWALD of Worcester & William BROOKE of Worcester. Inventory: 2s. 6d. given her by her grandmother - all to brother John SURMAN xcept apparel to sister Anne. Admon 19 May 1677 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98117. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1679
ALLARD ALLORD BARNARD BAXTER BAXTOR BIGNELL COOKE HATTON NEST POOL SURMAN TONEY |
SURMAN, Florice - of Eldersfield, weaver, 11 Oct 1678. daur Elizabeth BAXTOR and daur Mary ALLORD; grandchild William BARNARD; The 3 children of Arthur COOKE sometime of Tewkesbury; daur Ann BARNARD; 3 sons in law: Richad BAXTER, William ALLARD, & William BARNARD; friends John NEST and Thomas TONEY. Witnesses: Elinor POOL, Elizabeth HATTON, Mary BIGNELL. Proved 27 Aug 1679 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98123. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1681
EVANS MARSTON SCOTT SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, William - of Lake, 1681. Ref GD12. (Ad)
By Francis EVANS of Westbury, yeoman, and Richard SCOTT of Ludlow, Innholder, and Francis MARSTON of Wistanstow, yeoman, 17 Jun 1681. Francis EVANS was the husband of Elizabeth EVANS deceased, who while she lived was exectrix of the Will of William SPEAKE late of the parish of Westbury deceased. ".... the goods of the said William SPEAKE left unadministered by the said Elizabeth while executrix". Admin. 17 Jun 1681 - HCC. Box 160: 1662-1688. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1684
GREENLY MEREDITH SMITH TRAUNTER |
SMITH, William - of Titley, 5 Jun 1682. to Mary my wife* my goods for life then to my 3 daughters: Martha the eldest, Dorothy & Mary when each is 21. Witnesses: Margaret MEREDITH & Jo: GREENLY & Simon TRAUNTER. Proved at Hereford 25 Mar 1684. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1684
BENTLEY BOSWOOD CORBETT DAVIS GARNONS MAYO PARKER SYRRELL TAYLOR |
SYRRELL, Anne - of Lower Egleton, Bishops Frome, widow, last Feb 1683/4. brother in law Edward BENTLEY; cozen William GARNONS; cozen Margaret PARKER; Joseph CORBETT's child who is my godaur; Elizabeth MAYO; Thomas BOSWOOD; cozens Thomas SYRRELL and Samuel SYRRELL*. Witnesses: Constance TAYLOR, Jane TAYLOR, Hen: DAVIS. Proved 16 May 1684 - HCC; Ref FHL#91592. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1687
ABBOT ABBOTT BEARD SUTON SUTTON |
SUTTON, Henry - Rector of Bredon, D.D., 9 Aug 1687. son Theodosius SUTTON; daur Arrabella SUTTON; son Marshall SUTON; my daur BEARD of Gloucs, widd; my daur ABBOTT wife of John ABBOTT, Gloucs; son John SUTTON if he returns to England alive; son Francis SUTTON if he returns alive to England; patronage of Bredon bought by my father; my grandaur Elizabeth BEARD; wife Dorothy SUTTON. Witnesses: John ABBOT, Elizabeth BEARD. Proved 16 Feb 1687 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98157. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1688
COLLES COOKE JEFF OCKEY OKEY PEARKES SURMON |
SURMON, Edmund - of Eldersfield. (Ad)
William SURMON of Eldersfield (the son); Floritine COOKE of same; Thomas OKEY of Eldersfield. Inventory by: Florice COOKE, John COLLES, Thos JEFF, Samuel PEARKES, Thos OCKEY, 28 Sep 1688. Admon 5 Oct 1688 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98162. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1692
FFREANE FREAN FREANE HAYLINGS SCULL SMYTH |
SMYTH, John - senior of Much Cowarne, 1 Sep 1692. son in law Thomas FFREANE; daur Anne FREANE wife of above; grandson Thomas FREANE, grandaur Anne FREANE, grandson John FREAN; my wife Ann; son John. Witnesses: Richard HAYLINGS, William SCULL. Proved 8 Oct 1692 - HCC; Ref FHL#91593. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1693
BAYLY BULLOCK JAYE SYRLES |
SYRLES, Thomas - of Preston Wynn, gent, 27 Oct 1693. kinsman Thomas BULLOCK of Preston Wynne the elder by indenture with him. Witnesses: Hen: BAYLY, Tho: BULLOCK jr, John JAYE. Proved - Hereford Deanery; Ref FHL#91718. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1695
BONFOI BONFOY MICHELL SLANY |
SLANY, John - of Lulsley, Suckley, 6 Sep 1694. lands at Cradley, Heref and house at Worcester called the Tallest; wife Alice, mother BONFOY; daurs Mary SLANY and Alice SLANY; Land at Leigh; 220£ stock in East India Company, West Jersey Company; son John SLANY; mother Madam BONFOI; son Richard SLANY, daurs Elizabeth and Sarah; sister Mary MICHELL; brothers Charles SLANY and Benjamin SLANY. Proved 16 Apr 1695 - PCC/Folio 58; Ref FHL#92391. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1695
BARETT BURLTON DREW HILL PHILLIPS SKINNER |
SKINNER, Stephen - the elder of Lilly Hall, Ledbury, last Nov 1694. my wife Eleanor; my eldest son Stephen SKINNER; my youngest son Richard SKINNER; my daur Sarah SKINNER; my daur Mary BURLTON wife of Richard BURLTON of Much Marcle, glover; my daur Anne SKINNER; my grandchild Thomas HILL son of Richard HILL of Ledbury; my grandchild Mary BURLTON daur of Richad BURLTON and Mary his now wife; my friend and kinsman Richard DREW the elder of Bellannes in parish of Dymock. Witnesses: Vincent BARETT, Tho PHILLIPS, Richd DREW. Proved 28 Apr 1695 - HCC; Ref FHL#91594. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1695
BOORTS BUCKNALL HUNTON PAGE SISE |
SISE, William - of Wapping, Middlesex, late of Staunton on Arrow, mariner,
19 Oct 1695. my friends Margaret HUNTON wife of Robert HUNTON tailor to be my attorneys. Witnesses: Benjamin BOORTS & William PAGE n.p. & Reginlad BUCKNALL his clerk. Proved (PCC) 22 Nov 1695. TNA Ref: PROB 11/428 f190. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1695
GRIFFITHS MOLINS PRICE SHERBORNE SOMERSET SPENCER WEYMOUTH |
SHERBORNE, Essex - late of Cleere Brooke, Pembridge, gent, 13 Oct 1694. to my wife Gertrude SHERBORNE* my mansion there where I formerly lived & a chattel lease of Hamons or Millfield from Francis, duke of SOMERSET, then to my son Thomas SHERBORNE; & to my wife land in Millfield in Pembridge & lands in Lower Murley Field called Church Gobbett bought from my son Essex SHERBORNE, then to my son Thomas; & my chattel lease of Northwood & Northwood Valletts for life or its expiry paying rent to Lord WEYMOUTH; (reference to) several years since an exchange of Manley Field & Brick meadow between Arthur PRICE gent father of John PRICE of Pembridge, gent, & William SHERBORNE D.D. my father; my personal estate to my 7 daughters: Gertrude, Alice, Elizabeth, Mary, Dorothy, Jane Davnant when they are 23; to my daughter Spencer SHERBORNE; to my sons Essex SHERBORNE, Nicholas Davnant Cox & William SHERBORNE. Witnesses: Thomas SPENCER & James MOLINS & James GRIFFITHS. Proved (PCC) 13 Dec 1695 by Gertrude SHERBORNE. TNA Ref: PROB 11/429 f247. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.] |
1696
GEFFE SKINNER SKYNNER |
SKYNNER, Lancelott - of Walton, Bishops Frome, gent, 9 Dec 1695. my grandson John SKYNNER eldest son and heir of my son John SKINNER; my youngest son Lancelott SKYNNER; my servant maid Elizabeth GEFFE. Sole Executor: my son John SKINNER. Proved 21 Oct 1696 - HCC; Ref FHL#91594. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1700
BREWER BURLTON SEAVERNE SEVERN WEAVER |
SEAVERNE, Thomas the younger - of Shrawley, 21 Oct 1700. son Randolph Severn - 40£ at 21; sons John SEVERN, William SEVERN and Richard SEVERN; 3 daurs Isabell SEVERN, Ann SEVERN, and Elizabeth SEVERN; son Robert SEVERN and my wife. Witnesses: Edward BURLTON, Ann BREWER, Thos WEAVER jr. Proved 8 Mar 1700 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98197. NB: husband to my 8th great grand aunt - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1700
CALDWALL HAYLINGS PITT SMYTH SOUTH |
SMYTH, Richard - of the Wooding, Stoke Lacy, 13 Jun 1699. wife Mary SMYTH; son Richard SMYTH and his eldest sister Anne and his sister Elizabeth; my daurs Mary, Anne, Elizabeth and Margarett; my grandaur Anne SMYTH; 20s. dew to Richard HAYLINGS. Witnesses: John PITT, John SOUTH, Fra: CALDWALL. Proved 14 Mar 1699/1700 - HCC; Ref FHL#91595. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1702
CALDOW PRICE SERRELL |
SERRELL, William - of Merrifield, Stoke Lacy, 29 Aug 1701. eldest son Thomas SERRELL, 2nd son William SERRELL; eldest daur Elizabeth SERRELL, youngest daur Anne SERRELL; wife Elizabeth SERRELL. Witnesses: Thos. CALDOW, Thos PRICE. Proved 3 Apr 1702 - HCC; Ref FHL#91595. NB: my 8th great grandfather - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1703
BARNES BENNETT BROWNE GUNN MASON SOUTH |
SOUTH, John - of Stoke Lacy, 19 Oct 1702. wife Joyce; youngest son William SOUTH; daur Mary GUNN wife of Thomas GUNN; son Gilbert SOUTH; grandson John MASON and grandaur Margaret MASON: son and daur of my son in law Henry MASON; my son Philip. Witnesses: Fra: BARNES, Robert BENNETT, Ri: BROWNE. Proved 7 Apr 1703 - HCC; Ref FHL#91595. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1705
CARWARDEN HALES NASHE NEED NOTT SMITH |
SMITH, Thomas - of Cradley, 5 Mar 1703. my wife Elizabeth; son Thomas SMITH; son Walter SMITH; my 3 sons in law Richard NEED, Anthony CARWARDEN; & Thomas HALES - all the rest. Thomas HALES also Executor. Witnesses: John NOTT, John NOTT jr, Tho: NASHE. Proved 31 Aug 1705 - HCC; Ref FHL#91595. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1708
DREW GAMMOND GAMOND HALL RAVENHILL ROCKE SMITH |
SMITH, Maria - of Yatton, Much Marcle, 23 Nov 1707. my nieces Margaret DREW, Mary DREW & Rebecca DREW being the daurs of John DREW of Llanwarne; my neece Mary GAMOND daur of my late brother William GAMMOND; Henry ROCKE of Priors Frome, carpenter. Witnesses: John HALL, Mary GAMMOND, Tho: RAVENHILL. Proved 15 Jan 1708 - HCC; Ref FHL#91595. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1710
BOUCHER CLARKE HOLLOWAY STARLING WESTON |
STARLING, Richard - of Grendon Bishop, husbandman, 3 May 1708. brother George STARLING, said brother his 3 children which he had by his first wife; brother William STARLING, sister Mary living at Redmarly, sister Anne STARLING; Mrs. Hannah CLARKE; master Mathew CLARKE of Grendon Bishop. Witnesses: Thomas HOLLOWAY, William WESTON, Samuel BOUCHER. Proved 24 Mar 1710 - HCC. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1711
BRABURY CHAMFLOWER CLARK HART HUGHES LECHMERE PINGRY SMITH SMYTH SMYTHE |
SMYTH, John - of Lulsley, Suckley, 17 Feb 1700/01. daur Anne SMITH and the child that is now in venter; Tenement lately purchased of Eddard SMYTHE at Lulsley. Executors: brother in law George CHAMFLOWER Jr of Hanley Castle and brother in law William PINGRY of Lulsley. Witnesses: Ant LECHMERE, John HUGHES, Will BRABURY. Inventory by: Wm CLARK, Richard HART. Proved 12 May 1711 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98229. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1712
BOSWODD PARKER RAVENHILL ROWBERY SANFORD SERRELL STALLARD |
SERRELL, Samuell - of Bishops Froome, weaver, 27 Apr 1708. son and daur - land at Lower Eagleton now in occupation of John ROWBERY and John BOSWODD purchased 20 Aug 1693; Thomas SERRELL of Wooton, Pencombe; John SANFORD of Hereford, sadler; James PARKER the yr of Westhide, glover; daurs Elizabeth and Anne; youngest son William; eldest son Thomas SERRELL; wife Elizabeth. Witnesses: Thomas STALLARD, Tho: RAVENHILL. Proved 28 Sep 1712 - HCC; Ref FHL#91597. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1713
HILL HOL HUGHES JEFFERIES LEWES REESE SMITH |
SMITH, James - of Alfrick, Suckley, cloathworker & dyer, 28 Apr 1713. my sister Elizabeth; my unkle John LEWES, taylor living in Ludlow; my ant Margaret HUGHES living also at Ludlow; my brother Walter SMITH, tanner; my brother Francis SMITH, innholder in Keynton. Witnesses: Mary HILL, Elizabeth JEFFERIES. Inventory by: Thos REESE and Walter HOL.. Proved 13 Jun 1713 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98235. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1714
CHAMBERLAIN FREANE HAYLINGS SMITH |
SMITH, John - of Much Cowarne, 3 Dec 1711. my wife Joane - Cowarne House; cousins Thomas FREANE, Anne FREANE, & John FREANE (sole executor). Witnesses: Thomas HAYLINGS, Mathew CHAMBERLAIN. Proved 6 Nov 1714 - HCC; Ref FHL#91598. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1715
COOK DAVIES HAWLINS JAUNCY SMITH WILLIAMS |
SMITH, Thomas - of Linton, Bromyard, 11 Jun 1715. my son Richard SMITH and his now wife Mary and his 3 children Thomas, Jane & Mary; son Anthony SMITH and his wife Hannah and his 4 children John, Thomas, Anthony & Hannah; son in law Richard HAWLINS and Sarah his now wife and his 7 children Richard, Thomas, James, Anne COOK, Jane, Elizabeth & Hannah; 3 grandchildren John JAUNCY, Mary JAUNCY and Elizabeth; grandson Thomas HAWLINS - land at Avenbury; wife Sarah SMITH. Witnesses: Tho: DAVIES, Hen: WILLIAMS. Proved 15 Aug 1715 - HCC; Ref FHL#91598. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1715
HIGGINS SMITH WOOD |
SMITH, Edward - Senior of Lulsley als Alfrick in Suckley,
husbandman, 29 Dec 1710. wife Margarett - dwelling house in Lulsey or Alfrick in Suckley; son Thomas SMITH; my 5 other children Hannah, Sarah, James, Edward & Dinah; my grandson Edward SMITH. Witnesses: John HIGGINS, Anne WOOD, Tho: WOOD. Proved 1 Oct 1715 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98244. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1716
CROUCH PRITCHARD SMITH THOMAS TRAHERN |
SMITH, John - of Cradley, 4 Mar 1714. John PRITCHARD of Collwall, Gent, Basil PRITCHARD his son and my sister in law Elizabeth TRAHERN of Bosbury; Manor of Mathon; all my younger children other than my heir at law; my wife Anne. Witnesses: James SMITH, Wm THOMAS, Abrah. CROUCH. Proved 22 Dec 1716 - HCC; Ref FHL#91598. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1719
EDWARDS MOURTON SKINNER |
SKINNER, Sarah - of Pixley, widow, 2 Feb 1718. my son Richard SKINNER, gent; my grandson Richard SKINNER; my other 3 grandchildren sons of Richard SKINNER; my daur in law Elizabeth SKINNER wife of my said son Richard SKINNER; my daur Sarah wife of William EDWARDS of Whitfield, gent. Executor: John MOURTON of Callow Hills, Munsley, gent. Proved 6 Feb 1719 - HCC; Ref FHL#91599. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1719
ALLIBON CLARKE COOKE HALLINGS JAUNCEY JAUNCY SMITH WOOD |
SMITH, Sarah - of Stoke Lacy, widow, 6 Jul 1716. eldest son Richard SMITH; my brother John JAUNCY; grandaur Anne COOKE; grandaurs Mary JAUNCEY; Elizabeth JAUNCEY; my son in law Richard HALLINGS. Witnesses: Richard ALLIBON, John CLARKE, Richard WOOD. Proved 24 Aug 1719 - HCC; Ref FHL#91599. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1719
BRITCHARD GREEN LANE PHILLIPS PRITCHARD PROSSER SPENCER TRAHERN TROVELL TYPER |
SPENCER, Thos - of Pencombe, 14 Dec 1716. cozen James SPENCER of Leominster - 10£; Thomas SPENCER eldest brother of James - 10£; Susan SPENCER daur of William SPENCER of Leominster - 10£; Sarah wife of Jas. PRITCHARD of Cradley - 5£; Rebecca wife of Jos TYPER - 5£; William SPENCER the elder of Leominster; Basil BRITCHARD 2s. 6d.; Jos TROVELL the elder - 5s.; Eliz. TROVELL and Rebecca TROVELL daurs of Jos. TROVELL son of Jos. TROVELL the elder - 2s. 6d.; my sister Sarah TRAHERN; the poor belonging to assembly of dissenters of Mr. PHILLIPS; Samuel PHILLIPS minister of the gospel (dissenters) - 5£; wife Isabel SPENCER. Witnesses: James PROSSER, Thos LANE, Thos GREEN. Proved 2 Sep 1719; Ref FHL#91599. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1720
HEMING SURRELL TURNER |
SURRELL, Thomas - of Pencombe. (Ad)
Elizabeth SURRELL of Pencombe, wid; Richard HEMING of Acton Beauchamp; William TURNER of Pencombe. Inventory by: Richard HEMING and William TURNER, 15 Aug 1720. Admon 16 Aug 1720 - HCC; Ref FHL#91710. NB: my 7th great grandfather - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1721
ADCOCK COOKE ESTOPP ESTOPPS HARRIS KINERSLEY MARTIN SEAVERN SEAVERNE WEAVER YATES |
SEAVERN, Thomas - of Shrawley, 25 Apr 1721. grandson Thomas SEAVERN; daur Jane ESTOPPS 4 children - Thomas ESTOPP, John ESTOPP, Elizabeth ESTOPP, and Samuel ESTOPP; grandaur Elizabeth ADCOCK. Bond from my son Edwards SEAVERNE of 20£ due to me; daurs Jane ESTOPP and Elizabeth ADCOCK; Walter HARRIS of Shrawley owes me 40s which I give to my son Edward SEAVERN. Witnesses: Henry KINERSLEY, Thos MARTIN, Tho: COOKE. Inventory by: William YATES and Abel WEAVER, 3 Jun 1721. Proved 1721 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98270. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1721
BADHAM HAYLINGS SKYNNER STEPHENS WOOD |
SKYNNER, John - of Walton, Bishops Frome, gent, 10 Apr 1721. wife Elizabeth - land now in occupation of Thomas HAYLINGS. Witnesses: Anne BADHAM, Anne WOOD, Richard STEPHENS. Proved 22 Jul 1721; Ref FHL#91599. NB: husband to my 6th great grand aunt - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1723
BIRT BRAMPTON BURT ECKLY EDWARDS FLOYER HAVARD HODGES LAMB MADDOX MOORE PAINE ROBERTS RUSSELL SAUNDERS WATKINS WILLIAMS |
SAUNDERS, John - of City of Hereford, ironmonger, 9 Aug 1721. Beneficiaries: my sister Paynard (1s.); my cozen William EDWARDS of Monmouth, maltster & his wife (unnamed); my cozen Roger WATKINS, baker, in Eign Street, City of Hereford (and) his brother Robert WATKINS (a minor) now a student at Oxford (and) his three sisters Mary BURT (ie Mary BIRT), Eleanor (surname not stated), Ann ROBERTS of Castlefield in parish of Kentchurch; John (a minor), eldest son of my cozen Roger WATKINS, gent, in Hungary alias St Owens Street, City of Hereford; my cozen John ECKLY (a minor) late an apprentice to William RUSSELL, perukemaker; Mrs Mary FLOYER, eldest daughter of John FLOYER, esq, counsellor at law of the White House near Abergavenny (bequest included £50 which her father paid me for Mr Francis LAMB); my nephew Edward BRAMPTON (all my lands &c in parish of Peterchurch, Herefordshire) + (my little tenement & vault situated over against the Can Office pump in Bewel Street in parish of All Saints, City of Hereford, subject to his paying 20s. yearly to the Charity School in the City of Hereford); my nephew Michael BRAMPTON (my lands &c in parish of Landiloe alias Lantillio Graseny in Monmouthshire); my maid servant Elianor HODGES & my old under servant Jane WILLIAMS; the Poor Housekeepers of the parish of All Saints (£3 to be distributed amongst them). Executors: my nephews Edward BRAMPTON & Michael BRAMPTON. Trustee: Charles MOORE of the City of Hereford, gent. Witnesses: William MADDOX, John PAINE, James HAVARD. Proved at London on 4 Jul 1723 [PCC] by Edward BRAMPTON & Michael BRAMPTON, the nephews & executors of John SAUNDERS, the testator. [Contributed by jd on 03 Jun 2012 et seq.] |
1726
GILLAM HALL PENGREE SMITH WELLENS |
SMITH, Samuel - of Suckley, scoolmaster, 18 Feb 1725/6. wife Sarah. Witnesses: Thos HALL, Eliz. WELLENS, Tho: WELLENS. Inventory by: Richard PENGREE, Edward GILLAM a praysens?, 23 Mar 1724. Proved 16 Mar 1725/6 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98281. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1728
DENNES DENNIS HARDWICK HEMING SERREL SERRELL |
SERRELL, Thomas - of Stoke Lacy. (Ad)
Bond by Sara SERREL of Stoke Lacy (wid and rel), Thomas DENNIS of same and John HARDWICK of Bromyard. Inventory by: Richard HEMING, Thomas DENNES, 22 Aug 1727. Admon 16 Jul 1728 - HCC; Ref FHL#91713. NB: my 6th great grandfather - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1728
GRIFFIN HAY PATRIC SEVERN TOLLEY WEAVERS |
SEVERN, Jone - of Shrawley, widow, 23 Jan 1727. Randolph SEVERN of Shrawley (the son); James HAY of St Swithuns; Anthony PATRIC of Worcester; son Randolph SEVERN; son John, daurs Isabell and Elizabeth. Sole Executor: son Richard. Witnesses: Ann SEVERN, Thos TOLLEY, Abel WEAVERS. Inventory by: Thomas TOLLEY, Walt GRIFFIN, 23 Aug 1728. Admon 22 Aug 1728; Proved 22 Aug 1728 - Worcs. NB: my 8th great grand aunt - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1728
GRIFFIN HAY PATRIC SEVERN TOLLEY |
SEVERN, Richard - of Shrawley, bachelor. (Ad)
Randolph SEVERN (the brother); James HAY; Anthony PATRIC. Inventory by: Thos TOLLEY, Walt GRIFFIN, 28 Aug 1728. Admon 22 Aug 1728 - Worcs. NB: my 1st cousin 9th removed - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1728
GREEN HAFORD LAYTON LOAD MORRICE SHEPPARD SHEPPERD UNETT VOBE |
SHEPPERD, Thomas - of Mathon, 30 Aug 1727. wife Shusana, son Richard, sister Mary VOBE; sister's sons John VOBE and James VOBE; sister's son William VOBE and his wife; sister's son in law Henry LAYTON and his wife; sister's son in law John LOAD and his wife; sister's son in law William GREEN and his wife; son Richad SHEPPARD's mother in law. Witnesses: John MORRICE, William UNETT, John HAFORD. Proved 14 Dec 1728 - Worcs. NB: 2nd husband to my 8th great grand aunt - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1730
ADAMS DERRY MORSE SHERRIEF SHERRIFE |
SHERRIEF, William - of Ivington, Leominster, gent, 9 Jan 1722. cozen John ADAMS Jr - 10£; cozen Richard MORSE of Hereford - 10£; {nephew} John DERRY son of my brother DERRY and Margaret his wife; William the said John's brother and Thomas their brother; William SHERRIFE and Benjamin SHERRIFE sons of eldest brother John SHERRIFE; poor of Birley, Ivington; wife Margaret; my coz William SHERRIEF before mentioned and his brother Benjamin SHERRIEF; John DERRY and my godson his brother Tho: DERRY; my well-beloved cousin William DERRY son of William DERRY my brother in law and my sister Margaret his wife; Pullens Farm at Ivington. Proved 4 Dec 1730 - HCC; Ref FHL#91602. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1734
HOOPER MORRIS NORDEN RUMNEY SMYTH |
SMYTH, Christian - of Mathon, widow, 6 Oct 1725. daur Mary SMYTH - land at Mathon, land at Cradley. Witnesses: Wm NORDEN, Ric MORRIS, Fras RUMNEY. Inventory by: John HOOPER, Wm BR.., 13 Apr 1733. Proved 15 Jan 1733/4 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98313. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1734
CONEY PENGREE SMITH SMYTH THORNELOE WOODWARD |
SMYTH, Edward - of Lulsley. (Ad)
John CONEY of Lulsley, husbandman (the grandfather); John WOODWARD of Worcester, gent; John THORNELOE of Worcester, gent; For Ann SMITH, minor, daur of said deceased under age 7 years. Inventory by: John SMITH, Richd PENGREE, 27 Feb 1733. Admon 29 Feb 1733/4 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98313. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1738
BARKLAM JONES SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, Richard - of Northwood, in the Parish of Ditton (Priors),
31 Dec 1737. Ref KG16 or KD15. Bequests: Leaves all estate to his wife Anne, her to be the sole executrix. Also leaves William SPEAKE 1/- and Anne SPEAKE 1/-. Witnesses: Thos. BARKLAM and Edward JONES. Inventory attached: "of Richard SPEAKE, labourer"; Value: £8-15-0d. Proved at Ludlow 18 Apr 1738 by Anne SPEAKE, executrix. Box 161/2: 1688-1774. Richard SPEAKE was bur at Ditton Priors, 5 Jan 1737/8. See also his wife Ann's Will, 21 Jul 1741. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1738
DEEM ELLIOTT MASTERS OWENS SOUTH |
SOUTH, Margaret - of Stretton Grandison, widow, 3 Dec 1735. brother Richard DEEM; cosin James DEEM; cosin Anne ELLIOTT. Witnesses: Edwd OWENS, Patience MASTERS. Proved 9 Oct 1738 - HCC; Ref FHL#91623. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1741
BARKLAM CLINTON SMALMAN SPEAK SPEAKE |
SPEAK, Ann - of Northwood, parish of Priors Ditton, widow, 29 Nov 1739. (widow of Richard, 31 Dec 1737. Ref KG16 or KD15 above) Bequests: To John CLINTON and Shusanna CLINTON - all money and goods cattel, house and household goods, to be equally divided between them they also being executors. To Samuel SMALMAN 1/-; William SMALMAN - 1/-. Witnesses: Thomas BARKLAM, Thos. CLINTON. Inventory attached: 28 Feb 1739/40; Value: £9-10s-0d. Proved 21 Jul 1741 at Ludlow by the executors. Box 161/2: 1688-1774. Ann SPEAKE was bur at Ditton Priors, 25 Feb 1740/1. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1742
CHRISP ELTON FOWLER HALLINGS STONE WEBB WILDING |
STONE, Richard - of Ledbury, tanner, 28 May 1742. kinsman Richard ELTON son of Charles ELTON, gent by Mary his wife (both dead); Land in possession of Richard CHRISP at Byestreet, Ledbury; Richard WEBB son of William WEBB by Elizabeth his late wife deceased; Mary ELTON, Elizabeth ELTON, and Margaret ELTON sisters of Richard ELTON; nephew William FOWLER. Witnesses: Richard HALLINGS, Geo: ELTON, Richard WILDING. Proved 9 Jan 1742 - HCC; Ref FHL#91604. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1744
BOX LOGING MARTEN SLAUGHTER STARLING |
STARLING, Benjamin - of Bishops Froome innholder, 16 May 1743. wife Sarah STARLING; kinsman George STARLING; daur in law Anne BOX; son in law John BOX; daur in law Elizabeth BOX; Michael BOX; brothers John STARLING, James STARLING, William STARLING, and Joseph STARLING; brother in law Thomas STARLING; neece Mary daur of John STARLING. Witnesses: Richd LOGING, Ed MARTEN, Rd SLAUGHTER. Proved 26 Jan 1744 - HCC; Ref FHL#91604. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1747
CHEESE GILLAM HOLBROOK KNOTT MEEK PRESDEE SMITH |
SMITH, James - of Alfrick in Suckley, taylor, 27 Feb 1747. Land late of John GILLAM deceased; my wife Mary; my daurs Susannah SMITH and Mary SMITH; my son and daur John SMITH and Elizabeth SMITH; lease under Walter MEEK, gent; my son William SMITH; Elizabeth SMITH - land I had by her mother to be delivered to her at the decease of her mother. Witnesses: Wm KNOTT, James CHEESE, Elizabeth PRESDEE; James HOLBROOK. Proved 19 Mar 1747 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98330. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1748
COLLINGS PASSEY SMITH WOODYATT YEOMANDS |
SMITH, William - of Lulsley, Suckley, potmaker, 14 Aug 1748. my wife Ann; my son in law Daniel COLLINGS, all my grandchildren, Richard PASSEY of Lulsley; 3 daurs and my grandaur Elizabeth Coney SMITH. Witnesses: Matthew YEOMANDS, Edwd WOODYATT. Proved 3 Jan 1748 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98331. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1748
ALY HINKSMAN PENGREE SMITH WARD |
SMITH, George - of Alfrick, Suckley, gent, 15 Aug 1748. my mother Ann SMITH widow and my brother John SMITH both of Lulsley are bound 15 Jan 1733 for 800£; John ALY of Alfrick and John PENGREE of Lulsley; my daur Ann SMITH; my kinsmen John and George WARD and their sister Ann; my kinsman Benj. HINKSMAN of Worcester, butcher; William son of John PENGREE; my wife Maria? Proved 8 Sep 1748 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98331. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1754
ARCHER HIDE SMITH |
SMITH, James - of Suckley. (Ad)
Anne SMITH of Suckley (widow and rel); William ARCHER of Cradley. Inventory by: Anselm SMITH & Thos HIDE, 28 Nov 1754. Admon 29 Nov 1754 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98339. NB: possible husband to my 2nd cousin 9th removed - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1757
BARBER COUCHER KNOWLES NOTT PHILLIPS SMITH TUSTIAN WILKS |
SMITH, Mary - of Alfrick, Suckley, widow, 26 Nov 1756. Thomas COUCHER of Woodmington, Clifton upon Teme & Stephen BARBER of Lulsley, Suckley; daur Ann wife of said Thomas COUCHER - finish building at the Berrow; my next heir of the Family of Thomas WILKS my late father deceased; In case my said daughter should have a son named Richard - my large silver tankard marked R.B.K.; grandson Thomas COUCHER; Mrs. Susan BARBER - The History of Holy Jesus; Elizabeth PHILLIPS daur of John PHILLIPS deceased. Witnesses: Thos NOTT, Samuell TUSTIAN, Wm KNOWLES. Proved 31 Jan 1757 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98343. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1757
HILL LERIGO MATHAS RAVNSHULL SMITH |
SMITH, Mary - of Alfrick, Suckley, widow, 29 Jun 1757. son in law John HILL of Alfrick, the Hollend; James HILL son of my said son in law; Elizabeth SMITH. Witnesses: Ann MATHAS, Mary LERIGO, Wm RAVNSHULL. Proved 9 Jul 1757 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98343. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1758
BOAR COX DENNIS HARWELL HASWELL MORRIS PASSY PIERCE RAWLINGS SOUTH WHITTALL WOOD |
SOUTH, Philip - of Newberry, Grendon Bishop, gent, 8 Oct 1756. sisters Elizabeth HASWELL widow and Esther RAWLINGS; kinsman Phillip MORRIS (my farm at White Oakshill, Grendon Bishop); sisters Holland MORRIS and Susannah DENNIS; kinsman Philip HARWELL and his sister Elizabeth WHITTALL and Hannah PASSY; sister PIERCE; Sarah & Mary daurs of Philip MORRIS; my kinsman Philip MORRIS and Cymbriana his wife and their eldest son Philip MORRIS, their 2nd son John MORRIS and their 3rd son James MORRIS. Witnesses: Jos. WOOD, Jos. COX, Edwd BOAR. Proved 11 Jul 1758 - HCC; Ref FHL#901605. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1760
HODGES SURRELL TROVELL |
SURRELL, William the Elder - of Bodenham, 1 Jul 1752. son William, wife Margaret, son Thomas. Witnesses: Jos TROVELL, John HODGES. Proved 26 Aug 1760 - HCC; Ref FHL#91606. NB: 6th great grand uncle - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1761
GARDINER HAYLINGS SIRRELL SMALLWOOD SURRELL WINWOOD |
SIRRELL, Elizabeth - of Pencombe, widow, 26 Mar 1761. daur in law Sarah GARDINER; grandaur Elizabeth HAYLINGS; grandsons William SURRELL and Thomas (sons of William SURRELL); Elizabeth daur of my grandson William SURRELL; grandsons Thomas, Samuel, John, William, and Nicholas (sons of Samuel SIRRELL); son Samuel SIRRELL. Witnesses: John WINWOOD, Thos WINWOOD, Joseph SMALLWOOD. Proved 19 Jun 1761 - HCC; Ref FHL#91606. NB: my 7th great grandmother - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1762
CHELMICK GARRATT JONES KYRWOOD PREECE SEWARD |
SEWARD, William - of Peterchurch co Hereford, Clerk [in Holy Orders],
26 Feb 1755. Wishes to be buried at Vowchurch co Hereford; dear wife Isabella SEWARD - various silver items, furniture and furnishings for life; R&R to kinsman the Revd William SEWARD, Doctor of Laws and Fellow of St John's College, Oxford as Trustee and Sole Executor to pay the income for use and benefit of my daughter Isabella SEWARD until she shall be quite recovered from her present unhappy complaint and disorder so as to be capable of managing her own affairs and I desire that my sister-in-law Ann KYRWOOD shall not visit or see my daughter. Witnesses: Charles GARRATT, William JONES, Thomas PREECE. Proved PCC London 20 Jul 1762 by William SEWARD the Exor. Notes: Revd Mr William SEWARD was buried 19 Nov 1755 at Vowchurch; he had been Vicar of Vowchurch from c1704 in succession to John CHELMICK (see the latter's Will) and signed the registers until c1730. He was born c1680, the son of William SEWARD of Hereford, and married Isabella KYRWOOD 23 Sep 1724 at Staunton-on-Wye. Alumni Oxoniensis says he went on to Llandewi Skirrid (MON) 1717 and then to Llangunider (BRE) 1729. The a/m kinsman William SEWARD (his cousin) was born c1720, son of Gregory SEWARD of Hereford City, pleb. He matriculated at Trinity College, Oxford in 1738, became a Fellow of St John's College, BCL 1748, DCL 1753 and died in 1789 as Vicar of Charlbury co Oxford. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.] |
1763
SPEAKE VAUGHAN WOODHOUSE WOOF |
SPEAKE, Richard - of Minsterley, 10 Jun 1762. Ref KG16 or KD15. Bequests: to his son William SPEAKE - £30; to sons Richard and Henry - one Guinea each; To grandchidren Richard and Abigail WOOF - one Guinea each (at age 21). All other estate to be equally divided between his wife Ellin SPEAKE* and his son Daniel SPEAKE* during their lifetimes, passing wholely to Daniel after the decease of Ellin. Witnessed by: James VAUGHAN, John WOODHOUSE. Proved at Ludlow 18 Apr 1763 by the executors. Box 161/2: 1688-1774. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1768
COLE HOMES SOUTH TAYLOR WOOD |
SOUTH, Thomas - of Eagleton, Bishops Frome, 15 Dec 1767. brother Richard SOUTH; nephew John SOUTH son of my brother William SOUTH, deceased; sister in law Susannah SOUTH and her 3 children John, Elizabeth & Ann; my godaurs Eliz: WOOD and Eliz: TAYLOR. Witnesses: J. HOMES, Geo. COLE, J. HOMES jr. Proved 29 Jun 1768 - HCC; Ref FHL#91608. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1771
BLOCKSIER BOWEN BRACEY CLARKE DREW GREVILLE JONES MELL MILLARD PARRY ROGERS SKYNNER WALKER |
SKYNNER, John - of Bishops Frome, gent, 29 Aug 1771. brother Thomas SKYNNER; sister Mary wife of Edward PARRY of Hereford, malster - 100£; sister Elizabeth BRACEY - 100£; sister Anne BLOCKSIER - 100£; nephew Robert CLARKE glover in London - 50£; niece Elizabeth PARRY - 50£; nephew William PARRY - 50£; my late wife deceased and her niece Mrs. Elizabeth GREVILLE. Witnesses: Gerard WALKER, Wm ROGERS, Henry JONES. Codicil: 31 Aug 1771 - my niece Mary MELL; my niece Anne wife of Nathaniel MILLARD, sister to the said Mary. Witnesses: Henry JONES, John BOWEN, Thos DREW. Proved 15 Nov 1771 - HCC; Ref FHL#91608. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1772
DREW HILL PENGRIFFE SHERIEF SHERIEFF |
SHERIEFF, William - of Cradley, bricklayer, 13 Feb 1772. wife Ann SHERIEFF; son William SHERIEFF; daur Phebee SHERIEFF - 5£; daur Abby SHERIEF - 5£; daur Catherine - 3£. Witnesses: Leonard HILL, John PENGRIFFE, John DREW. Proved 17 Dec 1772 - HCC; Ref FHL#91608. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1775
BEESLEY CALE HODGKINS PALMER PHILLIPS REDDING SHEWARD SIMMONDS SYMONDS WHEELER |
SIMMONDS, William - of Upton on Severn, victualler, 24 Apr 1775. Mr. Samuel PHILLIPS, chainmaker & John REDDING, cyder merchant both of Upton on Severn; New Street, Upon on Severn tenement; sister Ann WHEELER; sister in law Ann BEESLEY of city of Oxford, widow and her 2 daurs Catherine PALMER and Jane HODGKINS. Witnesses: Ann CALE, Ralph SHEWARD, Wm SYMONDS. Proved 29 Jul 1775 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98369. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1776
FORSTER NEFF PROCTOR SYMONDS |
SYMONDS, William - of Upton on Severn, scrivener, 9 May 1767. wife Elizabeth. Witnesses: Edm PROCTOR, Thos NEFF Jr, Eliz FORSTER. Proved 17 Aug 1776 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98370. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1780
SPENCER |
SPENCER, William - of Sutton St Nicholas. (Ad)
To Ann SPENCER (widow and relict). Admon 29 Apr 1780 - HCC; Ref FHL#91626. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1780
SPENCER |
SPENCER, Timothy - o/t/p Lugwardine, Herefordshire, Cordwainer. My Executor is my youngest son James SPENCER and my first wish is all debts are paid; I bequeath my Copyhold Estate i/t/p Lugwardine, all Timber planted, the Dwelling House, Gardens and Orchards and everything appertaining to the same to James, in Trust for the use of Olive, my wife, during her natural lifetime and after her death to James and his lawful heirs; if James dies with no heirs then everything is to go to my son John and his heirs; my eldest son Thomas is bequeathed £10 and a dwelling room in the house, plus a bed; my son Timothy inherits £5 in case the premises do not descend to him on the death of my wife; my 4th son Richard inherits £5; my daughter Olive (Ollive) is bequeathed Bed Bolster, Bedstead, & everything belonging to it, the Chest of Drawers and the Table from the Little Room, three Pewter Dishes and a dozen of the best Plates, a Roasting Pot and Spit and two Brass Candlesticks, a Warming Pan, the Corner Cupboard with its contents and a Chest. Proved Hereford 29 Apr 1780. [Contributed by jg on 20 Sep 2008 et seq.] |
1782
BARBER CASWELL HIDE JONES LUTWYCHE SMITH WARD |
SMITH, John - of Lulsley, Suckley, gent, 17 Jan 1780. Ann wife of John HIDE and her son John HIDE of Knightwick - 50£ ea; my kinsman George WARD of Whitburn; Thomas SMITH of Patch Ham and William SMITH both of Alfrick; Job and Susanna CASWELL{s} children of Cradley, Heref (when 21); Ann wife of Stephen BARBER of Lulsley and Ann BARBER's daur Susanna; Stephen BARBER. Witnesses: Wm LUTWYCHE, Edward JONES. Proved 12 Apr 1782 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98378. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1785
DOWNING LUTWICH MASON SHERIEF SHERIEFF SHERIEFFE |
SHERIEF, William - of Cradley, mason, 18 Nov 1768. wife Mary; my father Edward SHERIEF and my father in law Richard MASON both of Cradley. Witnesses: Richard LUTWICH, Thos DOWNING, Anne ASPEY. William SHERIEFFE proved. Mary SHERIEFF widow, Edward SHERIEF, & Richard MASON all survived testator but are now since dead and did not prove. Proved 23 Jul 1785 - HCC; Ref FHL#91610. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1786
ALEN ALLEN DOWDING PITT SPENCER |
SPENCER, Ann - of Sutton St. Nicholas, widow, 17 Jul 1784. my good friend William PITT of Sutton, farmer and my daur Ann DOWDING wife of Richard DOWDING of Bishops Frome; the children (except the oldest child who is already well provided for) of my daur Ann DOWDING. Witnesses: Wm ALLEN Jun of Heref, Wm ALLEN Sr of Heref, Eliz ALEN. Proved 2 Dec 1786 - HCC; Ref FHL#91610. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1789
PHILLIPS POOL SPEAK SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, William - of Westbury, 1789. (Ad)
To Ann SPEAK of Minsterley, widow; John POOL of the same place, farmer; and William PHILLIPS of Leintwardine in the same county, farmer. Admin. of the estate of William SPEAKE late of the parish of Westbury, co. Salop, to his relict Ann SPEAKE, 7 Jan 1789. At HCC. Estate value under £300. Box 163: 1775-1804. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1792
CAREY FINLAYSON GABLE HODGES MADDY PRITCHARD SHARP STEWART SUMMER WILLIAMS |
SHARP, John - of the City of Hereford, Linen Draper, 28 Sep 1789.
Beneficiaries: William STEWART - "for his faithful service"; nephew Joseph SUMMER; niece Elizabeth SUMMER; Elizabeth FINLAYSON; servant Elizabeth MADDY. Executor: William STEWART. Tenants: Mr CAREY; Mr PRITCHARD; Richard HODGES, Baker. Witnesses: E.S. WILLIAMS; J. WILLIAMS; Baker GABLE. Probate 7 Mar 1792 - PCC; PROB 11/1216. A further Grant was made 10 Jan 1804 to Elizabeth FINLAYSON wife of John FINLAYSON, the Administrator of the Goods of William STEWART deceased. [Contributed by rd on 30 Jul 2012 et seq.] |
1792
HARRIS LANE SMITH |
SMITH, William - of Alfrick. (Ad)
Bond by Ann HARRIS of St. John Bedwardine, widow and Thomas LANE of Alfrick, labourer. Admon 24 Mar 1792; Ref FHL#98389. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1797
SMITH |
SMITH, Thomas - of Lulsley, Suckley. (Ad)
Mary SMITH (wid & rel). Admon 27 Oct 1797 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98394. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1804
BLOWER EDDOWS FORD LAWRENCE MANSELL SPEAK WEAVER WOODHOUSE |
SPEAK, Richard - place of residence not stated. 15 Nov 1797. Ref LC15. Bequests: "A moyaty of an estate in the township of Hope, in the parish of Worthin now in the holding and occupation of John BLOWER or other tenants to the sum of £200" - to be divided as follows:- To grandaughter Elizabeth WOODHOUSE - £50 (under 21 in 1797); to grandaughter Hana WOODHOUSE - £50; to grandson Benjamin WOODHOUSE - £40; to grandson Richard FORD - £50; to grandson John EDDOWS - £10. All other estate to his daughter Elizabeth EDDOWS. Executors: son in law John EDDOWS of Santly, and John LAWRENCE of Uper Shelfield. Witnesses: Edwin WEAVER, Ann MANSELL and Richard WEAVER. Proved at Hereford 13 Jun 1804 by John EDDOWS. Box 163: 1775-1804. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1812
CRANE DAVIS JONES SEVERN SLADE WEBB |
SEVERN, Richard - of Martley, 5 apr 1812. sons John SEVERN, William SEVERN; friends Thomas CRANE of Lower Areley and William SLADE of Worcester, glove mfgr; son in law John JONES and Elizabeth his wife (has property at Cradley); grandson John JONES; Theodosia DAVIS wife of John DAVIS of Throckmorton; grandaur Mary wife of Richard WEBB of Stanford in Worcester, farmer. Proved 16 Oct 1812 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98410. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1827
BARNETT EDWARDS HILL LANE LAYTON MASON PEERCE SMITH TURNER |
SMITH, Susanna - of Tarrington, spinster, 20 Nov 1826. friends Charlotte LAYTON and Mary Ann LAYTON of Tarrington; nephew Charles Adnam MASON; James PEERCE and Jane PEERCE sons and daurs of James PEERCE of Abergavenny, Mon., gent; my nephew and godson John Edwards LANE; neece Elizabeth BARNETT; sister Rebecca SMITH; my sister Sarah TURNER wife of Thomas Clayton TURNER of Charles Square Haxton, Middlesex, gent; my niece Martha Rebecca LANE; my brother in law James LANE; children of James LANE; my brother John Smith EDWARDS of Hom Lacy, gent. Witnesses: James LANE atty Worcs, Ra HILL, clerk. Proved 4 Oct 1827 - HCC; Ref FHL#91616. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1831
SPAKE SPEAKE TILLEY |
SPEAKE, William - of Minsterley, 1831. Ref NB 15 ?? (Ad)
By Ann SPEAKE of Minsterley, Richard SPAKE of the parish of Leintwardine, farmer and George TILLEY of the town of Ludlow, Innkeeper, 13 Oct 1831. Ann SPEAKE is widow and relict of William SPEAKE late of Minsterley, farmer, who died intestate. Admin. granted 13 Oct 1831 - HCC. Under £300. Box 164: 1804-1840. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1832
DAVIES HARRIS PARRY PRITCHARD SIRRELL |
SIRRELL, Jonathan - of Stoke Edith, gent, 2 Apr 1829. servant Elizabeth PARRY, niece Ann HARRIS (late Ann PRITCHARD); brother Samuel; nephew Samuel (son of my brother Samuel SIRRELL); nephew Samuel's brother William; brother John SIRRELL; nephew John DAVIES son of sister Mary DAVIES; brother Nicholas SIRRELL; niece Frances SIRRELL; all children of my brother John, niece the daur of my brother John; the daur of my brother in law John DAVIES and my sister Martha PRITCHARD; brothers Thomas and Nicholas; brother in law John DAVIES, sister Martha PRITCHARD. Proved 19 Oct 1832 - HCC. NB: my 2nd cousin 6th removed - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1844
CHELMICK CROFT GRIFFITH PADDOCK SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, Ann - of the Wood, parish of Westbury, widow, 1 Apr 1839. widow of William, 13 Oct 1831, Ref NB15 ? above. To her executors in trust - all her estate to be subsequently divided among her three children, Jane, John and Henry, with John to continue in the farm and to pay the other two their shares upon having lawful years. Executors: William CHELMICK of the Rolva in the parish of Mainstone, Richard Wildblood PADDOCK of Shrewsbury, mercer. Witnesses: Thos. GRIFFITH of Bishops Castle, Richard CROFT. Proved 14 Oct 1844 by the executors - HCC. Box 165: 1841-1858. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1847
MARSH SMART SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, William - of Wall under Aywood i/t/p Rushbury, labourer,
11 May 1844. Ref NE9. "Testator died 7 Mar 1847". Bequests: Leaves to his wife Ann SPEAKE his personal estate and appoints her sole exectrix. Witnesses: Edwin MARSH, Richard SMART. Proved 19 May 1847 by Ann SPEAKE, executor - HCC; Estate under £20. Box 165: 1841-1858. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1852
ASTON CLINTON HEIGHWAY MINSHALL SARGEANT SPEAKE THOMAS WILDING |
SPEAKE, Anne - of Wall under Aywood, parish of Rushbury, widow,
27 Jul 1851. widow of William, 11 May 1844. Ref NE9; "deceased died 13 Sep 1851". Bequests: All her property to be sold and equally divided between all her children: eldest son Richard WILDING, eldest daughter Hannah ASTON; second daughter Maria HEIGHWAY; second son William SARGEANT; Samuel SPEAKE (third son) and Edward SPEAKE (fourth son). Executors: John CLINTON of Wall under Heywood and Jonathan ASTON of Much Wenlock. Witnesses: Edward MINSHALL, Joseph THOMAS. Proved 6 Jan 1852 - HCC; sworn 21 Jan 1852. Box 165: 1841-1858. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1854
LEWIS SPEAKE |
SPEAKE, Susannah - of Wistanstow, 1854. Ref OV8. (Ad)
By Benjamin SPEAKE of Bayston Hill in the Parish of Saint Julian, Shrewsbury, Shoemaker; William LEWIS of the parish of Church Stretton, glazier, and William LEWIS of the same place, painter, 1 Feb 1854. "Whereas Susannah SPEAKE late of Horderley, parish of Wistanstow, spinster, an infant died 17 Feb 1851 intestate, and her father Benjamin SPEAKE shoemaker of Bayston Hill is next of kin". Signed: Benjamin SPEAKE, Wm. LEWIS senior, Wm. LEWIS junior. Admin. 1 Feb 1854 - HCC; Estate under £300. Box 165: 1841-1858. Note: "infant" in this legal sense is someone less than 21 years of age. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.] |
1857
BRODBELT DARLINGTON LEYSON NAPLETON PALMER PEMBERTON PENOYRE POWELL STALLARD STALLARD PENOYRE |
STALLARD PENOYRE, the Revd William Timothy Napleton - of The Moor,
Clifford co Hereford, Clerk [in Holy Orders], [blank]Jul 1855. to my old and valued servant Anne PALMER of ?Hennock co Devon, spinster - £400 payable to my trustees at my death on policy #2513A in the Standard Life Assurance Office else to William PALMER formerly of the Training School in the City of Exeter (nephew of Anne PALMER). Any other funds deriving from the above policy to my friend the Revd Thomas POWELL, Clerk [in Holy Orders] Rector of Dorstone co Hereford (partly) to discharge a debt due to him by my brother Henry [NAPLETON] R&R to my beloved wife Anna Maria Brodbelt Napleton STALLARD PENOYRE (she to be Executrix). Witnesses: William DARLINGTON (Butler, The Moor), Richard PEMBERTON, Solicitor, Hay. On 14 Feb 1857 Richard PEMBERTON swore the Will was signed on 9 Jul 1855. Proved PCC 18 Feb 1857 by the Relict. Notes: the Testator was born William Timothy NAPLETON. On his marriage (as her second husband) to Anna Maria BRODBELT (whose father had taken the name of STALLARD PENOYRE on inheriting The Moor), widow of the Revd John LEYSON (later STALLARD PENOYRE), he too took the name of STALLARD PENOYRE. Anna Maria had no issue by either husband. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.] |
1874
CORSER GWILLIM HARDAKER MYERS SIRRELL |
SIRRELL, Nicholas - of Beech Cottage, Oak St Shrewsbury co. Salop,
signed 24 Oct 1872 at Hereford. Formerly of Guilford St. i/t/p All Saints, City of Hereford, Gentleman. Beneficiaries: children Henry SIRRELL of Shrewsbury, servant & executor; Nicholas SIRRELL; Ann the wife of Wm HARDAKER; George SIRRELL; Eliza the wife of Albert MYERS; Sarah SIRRELL. Witnesses: John GWILLIM, Solicitor, Hereford and his clerk EGS CORSER. Proved at Shrewsbury 28 Oct 1874 by oath of Sole Executor Henry SIRRELL. Value of Estate <100£. The Testator was b. 14 Jun 1802 Withington, and d. 22 Sep 1874 Shrewsbury. His wife Eliza SIRRELL had d. previously, 26 Nov 1849 at Fownhope, HEF. [Contributed by bjc on 01 Mar 2006 et seq.] |