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Buried as wife of John. | LAWRENCE, Joane or Jane (I17411)
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| 1352 |
Buried as wife of Richard. | Joane (I16255)
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Buried as wife of Robert. | CLINCH, Ann (I17424)
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buried as wife of Thomas | Ann (I13831)
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Buried as wife of Thomas.
Will Harris John Canterbury 1621 1621 PRC/17/63/183 PRC/16/170 H/13 1621
Inv Harris John Canterbury 1621 PRC/10/51/104 Will 1621
Inv Harris John Canterbury 1621 PRC/10/56/123 Will 1621
Will Harris John Canterbury St. Andrew 1638 1638 PRC/17/70/539c PRC/16/219 H/7 1638
Inv Harris John Canterbury 1638 PRC/10/72/306 1638
Will Harris Vespatian Canterbury St. Andrew 1711 1711 PRC/17/81/411 PRC/16/357 H/9 1711
First name(s) Vespasian
Last name Harris
Gender Male
Birth year -
Birth place -
Baptism year 1606
Baptism date 04 May 1606
Residence St. Andrew, Canterbury, Kent, England
Place Canterbury
County Kent
Country England
Father's first name(s) John
Harris, Vespatian, of S. Margaret's,
Cant., mercer, widr., and Ann
Awsten, s. p., v., about 22, d. of
[blank] Awsten, dec, and of Ann
Awsten, alias Terry, now wife of Mr.
John Terry, s. p., who consents. At
same. John Terry, s. p., carpenter,
bonds. June 23, 1632.
Harris, Vespatian, of S. Margaret's,
Cant., mercer, widr., and Ann St.
Nicholas, s. p., w. At Faversham.
Joseph Darel of Cant., silkweaver,
bonds. March 13, 1638.
First name(s) Margaret
Last name Harris
Gender Female
Birth year -
Birth place -
Baptism year 1609
Baptism date 22 Jan 1609
Place Canterbury
County Kent
Country England
Father's first name(s) John
Father's last name Harris
Possible father
Choice 1
Harris, John, of St. Andrew's, Cant.,
and Mary Knightsmith of St. M.
Bredman's, w. At Thanington.
Nov. 12, 1604.
Harris, John, and Hellen Cooper, of St.
Margaret's, Cant., v. Rlarch 3, 159-1. | HARRIS, Margaret (I18879)
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| 1356 |
buried as wife of William of Bursted. | DUNKIN, Elizabeth (I19275)
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| 1357 |
Buried at 48 years of age. | PACK, William (I5812)
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| 1358 |
Buried at age 44. | GREENWOOD, Catherine (I7389)
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| 1359 |
Buried at Sourton Susanna Ellis 7 Jul 1775
This William may have married previously to a Dorothy as there are two baptisms at Sourton for children of William and Dorothy: Gyles in 1713 but he dies in 1716 and Dorothy dies in 1720. Therefore, this William may have married a second time to an Elizabeth. So, I need to chase down a marriage between a William Ellis and a Dorothy. There are quite a few pages missing from the Sourton register throughout the early 1700s.
This is a tentative choice for father of John Ellis. The children of John, James and a Henry Ellis, also residing at Sourton, seem to have parallels in names that also parallel the names of the couple William and Elizabeth Ellis early in Sourton.
Sourton register appears to be missing baptisms from Dec 1727 to 30 Dec 1730.
Possible marriage
First name(s) Wm
Last name Ellis
Age -
Birth year -
Marriage year 1721
Marriage date 27 Dec 1721
Place Sampford Courtenay
Spouse's first name(s) Eliz
Spouse's last name Snell
Spouse age -
County Devon
Country England
Archive reference 1232A/PR/1/1
Record set Devon Marriages
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Marriages & divorces
Collections from Great Britain
First name(s) William
Last name Eales
Marriage year 1710
Birth year -
Spouse's first name(s) Elizabeth
Spouse's last name Lightfoot
County Devon
Country England
Place Ashburton
Age -
Marriage date 11 Apr 1710
Spouse age -
Archive reference 2141A/PR/1/3
Record set Devon Marriages
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Marriages & divorces
Collections from Great Britain
Ellis
Devonshir and Gloucestershire
Easter T 1652. Fine between Richard Ellis pl. and Jasper Ellis, etc. Quer. of land in Elmore, co. Glouc.
1488. John Elys, witness to deed of lands in Widecombe, co Devon (Add. Ch. B. Mus. No. 9623)
The following inscription is on brass in Sampford Courtenay church, co. Devon:
Hic situs est
Gulielmus Ellis
Gulielmi et Elizabethae fius
In jure civili non parum versatus
Legem aliis potius quam sibi utilem fecit
Quippe ipse paci usque adeo deditus
Ut virtutibus Charitatis et Amori solis delectari
Videritur
Abi ector et Imitare
Natus Julii 24, 1660; Denatus June 18 1689.
In No. 2, p. 68 of the Notices the Rev. Edmund Elys Rector of East Allington co. Devon, and his son of the same name also Rector 1693, are mentioned. They are probably of the family of Ellis of Lepton in the Supplement; for according to Granger's List of Engraved Portraits one of these Rectors had his portrait engraved with the arms of Ellis of Kiddall and aged 28, 1662,. who is also mentioned in Wood's Ahtenae Oxonienses: He was probably the "E. E." a relative of the Rev. Clement Ellis (p. 3, Supp.) who addressed to him some Latin verses. | ELLIS, William (I12133)
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Buried Hester Bickle, widow. | Esther (I12534)
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| 1361 |
Buried in PLOT C. 13.
UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919
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NameArchibald RichardsBirth PlaceExeterResidenceHighbridgeDeath Date8 Jan 1916Death PlaceFrance and FlandersEnlistment PlaceHighbridgeRankPrivateRegimentHousehold Cavalry and Cavalry of the LineBattalionNorth Somerset YeomanryRegimental Number466Type of CasualtyKilled in actionTheatre of WarWestern European TheatreOther RecordsArchibald Richards - HouseholdCavalryandCavalryoftheLine 466War Diaries (France, Belgium, Germany)Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line P001S036War Diaries (Gallipoli)Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line P001S036 | RICHARDS, Archibald ^ (I658)
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Buried with her son, Simon on the same day, aged 33 years. | LOCK, Joan (I610)
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Burke's Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland & Scotland, p. 144-145:
John Colepeper, esq. of Bay Hall, who was sheriff of Kent in the 43rd an unknown date of Edward III [around 1370]. He m. Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Sir John Hardrishall, knt. of Hardrishall, in the county of Warwick, by Maud Mussenden, an heiress, and thereby became possessed of divers manors. | COLEPEPPER, John Esq. (I4496)
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Butcher | WARE, Mortimer L. (I1885)
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butcher shopkeeper 1939 - no children in the home, living worthing sussex
Named as an executor to the estate of his father in 1932.
Possible marriage:
at Dorking Surrey
Year of Registration: 1909 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep District: Dorking County: Surrey Volume: 2a Page: 365
Annie Louise Manley 1909 Dorking Surrey
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'1911 Census
Reference RG14PN259 RG78PN8 RD3 SD2 ED33 SN139
OSBORNE, Samuel James
OSBORNE, Annie Louise
RONTELL, Bessie Helena
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Births Mar 1916 (>99%)
Osborne Thomas G Manley Wolverhampton 6b 933 Scan available - click to view
Births Sep 1918 (>99%)
Osborne Edward W Manley Hammersmith 1a 303 Scan available - click to view
Births Dec 1919 (>99%)
Osborne Stanley G Manley Plymouth 5b 433 Scan available - click to view
Births Jun 1923 (>99%)
Osborne Dorothy E Manley Plymouth 5b 413 Scan available - click to view
Births Jun 1924 (>99%)
Osborne Victor Manley Wolverhampton 6b 913 Scan available - click to view
Births Mar 1928 (>99%)
Osborne Gordon W Manley Plymouth 5b 355 | OSBORNE, Samuel James (I6605)
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Butler in 1914. Residence 3a Queen's Square. | MOORE, Frederick (I19872)
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Butler of France.
1096 Proceeded on a voyage to Terre-Sainte with Godefroy, Duke of Bouillon (se distingue au siege de Nicee)
1096-1101 was Senechal of France
1112-1128 was Butler of France
General in the Royal Army of France
Sources:
Histoire genealogique et chronologique de la maison royale de France, Anselme de Sainte-Marie, augustin dechausse, (13th ed., la Compagnie des Libraries, Paris, 2 aout 1726-1733), Vol. 6, pp. 31 & 33.
Dictionnaire de la noblesse, 2nd and 13th ed., Francois-Alexandre Aubert de la Chenaye-Debois, (La Veuve Duchesne, libraire, Antoine Boudet, l'auteur, rue Saint-Andre-des-Arcs, Schlesinger Brothers, Parish, 1770-1778), Tome 7, p. 102
Europaische Stammtafeln: Stammtafeln zur Geschichte der Europasichen Staaten, Neue Folge, Herausgegeben von Detlev Schwennicke, (Verlag Von J. A. Stargardt, Marburg, Deutschland, editions 1978 a 1993), Vol. 13, p. 113 | DE GARLANDE, Gilbert (I14093)
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By 1881 George had moved away from Faversham to pursue work in Luddenham. He had married - Mary A., and had a daughter - Florence. As of the 1891 census, George was still working as a general labourer but had moved residence to 46 Pheasants Cottages at Oare. Two more children were born there in the intervening years: Elizabeth during 1883, which establishes the family's general move into Oare around this time, and George during 1890. | BUNTING, George Wallace (I2961)
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By 1891 Charles, who worked as a steam sawyer, had married but he did not then have any children. Charles and his new wife - Fanny, lived at 32 Westgate Road, next door to his second cousin, Ann (nee Gregory) Bodeker. Unfortunately, any recollection as to how these two cousins got along has been lost over the years. The consanguenous relationship between Charles and Ann is traced back to their common set of great-grandparents, Thomas Nutt and Mary Herman. | BUNTING, Charles Henry (I2960)
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By age 17, Rebecca was working as a house servant for John F. Gordelier, a currier on East Street. As an interesting side note, Mr. Gordelier, by 1861, was bankrupt and living in the alms houses at Faversham.
Rebecca was missing from the 1861 census. No burial or marriage entry was found in Faversham parish registers and it may be that she had moved away from the town. | GREGORY, Rebecca (I2244)
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| 1371 |
by banns | Family (F4333)
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| 1372 |
by banns | Family (F4914)
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| 1373 |
by banns | Family (F5864)
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| 1374 |
by Banns | Family (F5869)
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| 1375 |
by Banns | Family (F5874)
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By indenture dated 27 September 1697 he and his wife, Jane, sold land in St. Michael's, Harbledown to Deborah Buckhurst. | BRIDGES, John (I8471)
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by licence | Family (F1367)
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| 1378 |
By Licence. | Family (F5624)
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| 1379 |
by licences | Family (F1463)
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| 1380 |
by license | Family (F4913)
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| 1381 |
By marriage licence. | Family (F1941)
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| 1382 |
by special licence. | Family (F4636)
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by whose heirs Denne Hill was sold about 1730. It is now (1836) the seat of General Sir Henry Montresor | DENNE, Bridget (I13638)
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c 14 Mar 1657 Sheaf Elizabeth d/o Jane Willesborough BT
Is this an illegitimate child of this Jane, or this a different mother named Jane? | Jane (I13591)
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C Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Division within C Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks
C 2 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings, Series I, Elizabeth I to Charles I
Subseries within C 2 Elizabeth I
Subsubseries within C 2 D plaintiffs
Record Summary
Scope and content Gilbert Dodde of Brook, Kent, yeoman v John Haulke of Hastingleigh, Kent, yeoman and his son Richard Haulke. Detention of bond to use of children of one Henry Flocken. Bill.
Short title: Dodde v Haulke
Covering dates 1593 or 1595
Testamenta Cantiana
East Kent, Brookland, pp. 37-38
Bequests to:
Our Lady John Dod, 1514 (A. 12, 4)
St. Augustine, light of John Dod, 1514 *A. 12, 14
St. Christopher, light of, John Dad, 1514 (A. 12, 14)
Richard Dodd, 8d, in 1541 (A. 22,2)
St. George, light of, John Dod, 1514 (A. 12, 14)
St. Katherin, light of, John Dod, 1514 (A. 12, 14) | DODD, Mr. (I6614)
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c 10 Sep 1656 George Lent son of Gabriel at Bridge - PR
Possible burial at St. Mary Northgate, Canterbury 26 Apr 1717 of St. John's Hospital an in-brother source PR and
Text: Lent, Edward, 1717 : In-brother (S. John's Hosp. Cant.), dead; 6, 239.
Book: Volume 2.
Collection: England: Canterbury - Index to the Act Books of the Archbishops of Canterbury, 1663-1859 (L-Z) | LENT AKA ILENT, Edward (I5221)
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C 26 Sept 1619 at St. Mildred, Canterbury was Alexander the son of James Lent [wife's name not recorded]
Research-Tasks:
Will Lent Geoffrey Ash next Sandwich 1485 PRC/33/83 1485
Act Lent William Patrixbourne 1518 PRC/3/4/99 1518
Will Lent Alice Sandwich 1524 PRC/33/176 1524
***Will Lente, Lent James Canterbury St. Mildred 1565 1566 PRC/17/39/93 PRC/16/44 L/8 1566
Will Lent Lore Canterbury St. Mildred 1584 1584 PRC/17/46/50a PRC/16/82 L/2 1584
Will Lente Barnard Sandwich St. Peter 1584 1584 PRC/17/45/273 PRC/16/82 L/4 1584
Will Lent Sampson Canterbury St. Mildred 1594 1594 PRC/17/49/38 PRC/16/103 L/2 1594
***Will Lent Gabriel Chartham 1676 1676 PRC/16/296 L/3 1676
Will Ilent William Ash 1503 PRC/33/38 1503
Will Ilent Thomas Elham 1494 PRC/17/6/80 1494
Will Ilent Robert Boughton Aluph 1473 PRC/17/2/165 1473
Act Ilent Elizabeth Elham 1508 PRC/3/2/83 1508
Act Ilent Elizabeth Elham 1505 PRC/3/2/22 1505
Act Ilente Robert Chilham 1554 PRC/3/13/107 1554
Will Ilent Valentine Boughton Aluph 1509 1509 PRC/17/11/252b 1509
Will Ilent John Harbledown 1529 1529 PRC/32/15/73 Brother 1529
Will Ilent Edmund Chilham 1604 1605 PRC/17/54/70 PRC/16/126 IJ/4 1605
Will Ilent William Chilham 1605 1605 PRC/17/54/4 PRC/16/126 IJ/5 1605
Will Ilent Thomas Wye 1615 1615 PRC/17/60/339 PRC/16/153 IJ/5 1615 | ILENT, George (I13294)
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c 27 Jan 1619 John Beane at Elham - npl
c 1 Mar 1628/29 John s/o Mathew Bean at Bridge
parish unknown:
John Beane of Elham and Alice Hogben of this parish m. on Thursday, July 24, 1651 | BEANE, John (I14357)
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C. 4448. Indenture quadrupartite, whereby Michael Shakewey of Berham, reciting that he had enfeoffed Thomas Goldyng, Richard Smothe and Simon Goldyng, of Berham, and Richard Mynot of Bourne, of all his land, etc, in the parishes of Berham, Kyngeston, Stellyng, Orgoryswyke and Seintemaricherche, or elsewhere, co. Kent, without any condition, declares nevertheless that his Will is: - that Parnel, his wife after her death all the land, etc. which they have in Kyngeston, Orgoryswyke, and Seintemaricherche, parcel thereof, remain to John Cherche and Isabel his wife, his daughter and her heirs and assigns; and that all the land, etc. which they have in the parish of Stellyng, at Pinestede, and in the parish of Berham in places called "Southberham" and "Southderyngeston," which latter were late of Thomas Bakere of Berham remain after her death to Richard son of John Denne and to Eleanor his wife, and the heirs of Richard; and that all the land, etc. which they have in the parish of Berham in places called 'Calbergh', 'Grenehell,' 'Berhammed,' 'Pykelottemere,' and 'Hamme,' and by 'Barhamcherche' after her death be sold and the money received therefrom disposed for the souls of William his father and Ellen his mother; and for his own soul, and for the souls of Cecily and Parnel, his wives, and for the souls of his children and of all faithful deceased, in works of charity, etc; provided that the said John Cherche and Isabel his wife be preferred purchasers thereof by 100s. Berham, the morrow of All Souls, 21 Henry VI. [1442/3] [one seal]
C. 4083. Letter of attorney by William Hughelyn of Stureye, 'bocher', to William Shakeway to deliver seisin to John Buewell, John Broke, John Sigrym, and John Sone of Stureye of all his lands, rents and services in Stureye, Westebere and Litilbourne. 3 April, 4 Richard II [1381]..
[This William is likely the father mentioned in the indenture made by Michael Shakewey in 1442.
[Source: "Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds in the Public Record Office", Vol VI., p 84. Hereford, England: The Hereford Times Limited, Maylord Street, Hereford printed under the authority of His Majesty's Stationery Office, London.] | A’DENNE, Richard (I16345)
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C1906 Isabella was working as a servant, earning 8/ a week, and residing at 9 Pearman Road, Smethwick. | POOLE, Isabella (I2012)
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Cabuche Anne Honorine W. Ham 4a 456 | CABUCHE, Anne Honorine (I18506)
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Calendar of Assize records: Kent indictments, Charles II, 1676-1688 By J. S. Cockburn
pp 7-8, entry number 32. Assizes March 1676.
Trial Jury for George Roper, John Caverley, Thomas Caverley:
William Godfry of Boxley, Gent., John Toke of Linton, gent., William Franckwell of Longfield, William Skeere of Doddington, Christopher Clarke of Lynsted, WIlliam Adgoe, John Clare and Richard Armstronge, of Dartford, Thomas Phillipss of Down, Gabriel Ruck of Lynsted, John Fuller and Roger Bates of Greenwich. [m. 67]
p 8, entry number 33.
Indictment of George Roper of Maidstone, labourer, for murder.
On 6 Aug. 1675 at a place called Gabriel's Hill in Maidstone he discharged a pistol (3s.) to frighten the horse which Anne Charlton, wife of Thomas Charlton of Maidstone, yeoman, was riding. The horse reared suddenly and she fell to the ground, receiving injuries from which she died on 9 Aug. 1675.
[endorsed] Thomas Charlton, Aimer Hearden, Francis Simmes, Robert Tarry, William Newton. True bill.
Found guilty of manslaughter; allowed clergy. [m. 65]
p 8, entry number 34.
Indictment of John Caverly of Wrotham, labourer, for grand larceny.
On 20 Dec. 1675 at Wrotham he stole a sorrel mare (GB5) from John Ashton. Thomas Caverly of Wrotham, labourer, is indicted as an accessory. [endorsed] John Ashton, Thomas Maynard. True bill. John found guilty; to hang. Thomas found not guilty. [m. 66]
p. 71, Assizes July 1678, entry number 364.
Constables....
Gabriel Ruck and John Brewster for Teynham hundred | RUCK, Gabriel (I5749)
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CANNINGS Thomas of tp (X)
SALTER Virtue of tp (X)
21 July 1805 Bn (9, 16, 23 June)
Witnesses: Thomas POULSOM (X)
ELizabeth SALTER (S) | Family (F546)
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CANOL, Marie-Anne, married Jean Doiron, and both of them were from France, according to Pierre Trahan, husband of her granddaughter Madeleine Vincent (Doc. inéd., Vol. III, p. 111). Marie-Anne’s family name is not provided in this deposition, but it is known from the 1686 census and the marriage records of three of her children in the registers of Port-Royal and Grand-Pré (see DGFA-1, pp. 513-514). | DE CANOL DIT CANOLLE, Anne Marie (I233)
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CANOL, Marie-Anne, married Jean Doiron, and both of them were from France, according to Pierre Trahan, husband of her granddaughter Madeleine Vincent (Doc. inéd., Vol. III, p. 111). Marie-Anne’s family name is not provided in this deposition, but it is known from the 1686 census and the marriage records of three of her children in the registers of Port-Royal and Grand-Pré (see DGFA-1, pp. 513-514). | DE CANOL DIT CANOLLE, Anne Marie (I1481)
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Canterbury Cathedral Archives:
Title Final concord, George Broadbridge, John Budd and Elizabeth his wife to Mary Broadbridge
Ref No CCA-U72/1/10
Date 10 Feb 1735
Description Two messuages, two gardens, 1/3rd part of (?) messuages and cottage, one barn, two stables, 15 acres of pasture parish of St. Paul, Borough of Longport, Canterbury and in Sheldwich and Selling
Access Conditions Open
Title Deed leading to uses of a fine, John Budd, tailor, and Elizabeth his wife to Mary Broadbridge, spinster.
Ref No CCA-U72/1/11
Date 15 Jan 1735
Description Messuages or tenements, gardens, backsides, easements, waters, watercourses, commodities, appurtenances, parish of St. Paul, Borough of Longport, Canterbury. 1/3rd part of a messuage or tenement, barn, stable, yard, backside, garden, orchard. Six pieces or parcels of arable land (18 acres), in Sheldwich and Selling. 1/3rd. part of a messuage or tenement or cottage, called 'Stroud', barn, yard, backside, garden, arable land (3 acres), in Selling. Two messuages, two gardens, one cottage, two barns, two stables, two gardens, two orchards, fifteen acres of land, fifteen acres of pasture, parish of St. Paul, Borough of Longport, Canterbury, and in Sheldwich and Selling
Physical Description Flaking Ink Unfit for production
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Canterbury Cathedral Archives: Diocese of Canterbury
FILE - Ecclesiastical cause papers - ref. DCb/J/J/23/2 - date: 27 Mar 1618 [from Scope and Content] Plaintiff: Mary OMER rel exix; Defendant: Lawr O Bekesbourne bro; Ethelbert, And, Mary, Joan & Sus O Ash childn; Documents: Alleg & Sent; Case: Test Ethelbert OMER Ash | OMER, Ethelbert (I8041)
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Canterbury marriage licence issued 30 July 1730 says "Edith Milsted, widow and Thomas Simpson, widower, both of Faversham".
I suspect that Edith married for a third time on 3 October, 1742 at Faversham. That entry reads "Ede Simpson and Edmund Spice of Minster, Sheppey, by licence". Unfortunately when I had access to the marriage licences of that time period I was not looking for any Simpson marriages and so that licence was not recorded among my notes. | PAIN, Edith (I2827)
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Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards | BRIDGES, Henry Edward (I8455)
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Captain 2nd Punjab Cavalry. | LOCKE AKA LUCK, Churchill Arthur (I3519)
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