| 7/91 Francis Taverner |
A Hosier of Drury Lane, Westminster |
| 1703-1778 |
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Born about 1703 (from age at marriage
and burial) |
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[Baptism not found in Westminster
or London registers. Note Francis Taverner baptised 2 May 1703 at Heigham,
Norfolk] |
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Married Ann Richards, probably
in April 1729 at St Mary le Savoy, Westminster, by Bishop of London licence |
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I2, D5, G3 |
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Father of |
Richard |
1730 baptised 8/3 at St Clement Danes |
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Edward |
1732 30/4, bapt 7/5 St Giles Cripplegate |
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Francis |
1733/4 25/2, bapt 3/3 St Luke Old
Street |
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Edward |
1735 20/6, bapt 22/6 St Luke Old Street |
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6/46 Ann |
1736 29/11, bap 12/12 St Luke Old Street |
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Mary |
1741 14/4, bapt 3/5 at St Luke Old Street |
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I2 |
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William |
1748 22/5, bapt 26/5 St Martin in Fields |
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Frances |
1753 6/4, bapt 9/4 St Martin in the Fields |
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Edmund |
1756 23/2, bapt 26/2 St Martin in Fields |
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Buried 27 March 1778 at St Mary,
Islington age 75 |
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I2 |
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| 1726-1730 |
of St Clement Danes parish,
Westminster |
23-27 |
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| 1726 |
Of New Inn Back Gate, St Clement
Danes, rent £24 |
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FMP20 |
| 1729 Apr. |
Batchelor of St Clement Danes,
Westminster age 25. Signed his marriage licence .... |
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G3 |
| 1730 |
Apparently resident in Westminster
St Clement Danes (son's baptism) |
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WL2 |
| 1732-1741 |
of St Luke Old Street, Finsbury,
Middlesex |
29-38 |
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| 1732-1736 |
He was a hosier (from his children's
baptisms) |
29-33 |
G2, I2 |
| 1732-1741 |
Of St Luke Old Street (previously
part of St Giles Cripplegate parish) |
29-38 |
G2, I2 |
| 1743-1769 |
of Drury Lane, St Martin in
the Fields, Westminster |
40-66 |
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| 1743-1769 |
Resident in Drury Lane, Westminster,
on the corner of Nelson's Alley |
40-66 |
WL20 |
| 1748/9 Feb. |
A hosier of St Martin in the Fields.
He tried unsuccessfully to serve an order of court on William Stephens
of Tibbolds Court, but he had left by night |
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I50 |
| 1749 |
A hosier of Drury Lane. He voted
for Vandaput in the Westminster elections |
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46 |
Lon12 |
| 1757 Sept. |
He witnessed his daughter Ann's
wedding to 6/45 Samuel Whyte at St Martin in the Fields |
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54 |
WL2 |
| 1759 June |
He leased a shop on the west side
of Drury Lane in or near Nelson's Court, from the Duke of Bedford for 24
years, yearly rent £16 (ref. in Middx Deeds Registry 1762 vol 4
no. 36) |
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56 |
I35 |
| 1762 Sept. |
A hosier of Drury Lane. He mortgaged
the shop in Drury Lane to John Bedell, blacksmith of Clerkenwell, for
£100 (MDR 1762 vol 4 no.36) |
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59 |
I35 |
| 1768 Sept. |
A hosier of Drury Lane. He sold
the lease of the shop to George Eggelston, victualler of the City of
London (Middx Deeds Register 1768 vol 5 no. 531) |
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65 |
I35 |
| 1770-1778 |
of St Mary, Islington, Middlesex |
67-75 |
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| 1770 Aug. |
A hosier, late of St Martin in
the Fields but now of Islington. George Eggelston sold the lease of the
shop in Drury Lane to Angus Duthie, woolen draper of St Clement Danes
(Middx Deeds Register 1770 vol 5 no. 309) |
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I35 |
| 1771 Sept. |
He was left £400 in the will
of Mary Burton, his wife's aunt |
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D5 |
| 1776 Sept. |
A gentleman of St Mary Islington.
He bequeathed everything to his executors in trust for his daughter Ann
Whyte for life then to her children by Samuel Whyte |
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D5 |
| 1778 Apr. |
His will was proved at PCC London
by his daughter Ann Whyte |
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D5 |
| 1788 Aug. |
There was a further grant of probate
(on the death of Ann Whyte) |
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In the 1800s Mary F. Whyte "saw
their gravestones in Islington Churchyard" (letter to her cousin Maria
Cahill). By the 1950 survey of gravestones there was no record of them |
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A9/95, ISL4 |
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| Wife 7/92 Ann
Richards 1711/12-1776? Daughter of Morris Richards |
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| 1729 Apr. |
A spinster of St Martin in the
Fields, age 17 |
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G3 |
| 1747 June |
She was bequeathed £100 plus
£20 for 'mourning' and a ring, plus £200 after her father's
death, by her aunt Ann Ainge |
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D5 |
| 1750 May |
She was bequeathed £50 in
the will of her grandmother Ann Burgess |
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D5 |
| 1776 |
Possibly buried 1 Feb at St Clement
Danes |
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WL2 |
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| Son A Richard
Taverner 1730- |
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| 1745 |
He was apprenticed to William Stephens,
tailor of St Clement Danes |
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E40 |
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Taverner 1741- |
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| 1763 |
Probably married John Berry 14
Apr at St Anne Soho by Faculty Office licence, witness William Taverner |
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Taverner 1748- |
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| 1776 |
Probably married Martha Hall 25
Nov at St Paul Covent Garden by banns |
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| 8/183 Morris Richards |
Possibly a wood-turner, of St Margaret
Westminster |
| 1689-1771 |
son of Richard and Ann Richards |
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Source |
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Born about 1689 (from age at marriage) |
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Baptised 14 Jan 1689/90
at St Margaret Westminster |
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Married Elizabeth Sweeting 17 Feb
1710/11 at St Martin in the Fields by Bishop of London licence |
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WL2,3 |
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Father of |
Ann 7/92 |
6 Feb 1711/2 baptised 10 Feb at
St Martin |
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WL2 |
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Mary |
2 Mar 1728/9 baptised 16 Mar St
Martin |
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WL2 |
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Martin |
21 Oct 1730 baptised 15 Nov at St Martin (probably
buried 9 Feb 1732) |
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WL2, WL2 |
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Nicholas Sweeting |
30 Dec 1731 baptised 23 Jan 1732 at St Martin
in the Fields |
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WL2 |
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Thomas |
between 1765 and 1771 |
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c.75 |
D5 |
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Died 1771 |
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D5 |
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Buried 16 Aug 1771 at St Margaret
Westminster |
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WA2 |
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1704-1735
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Of
London and Westminster
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14-45
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| 1704 |
He was apprenticed 3 Feb to William
Miles of the Turners Company in London |
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fmp40 |
| 1710 |
Inherited £200 from his first
father-in-law Martin Bedwell on his 21st birthday |
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D5 |
| 1710/11 Feb |
A bachelor of St Margaret Westminster
age 21. Signed his marriage licence ..... |
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WL3 |
| 1711-1714 |
Of Strand South, St Martin in the
Fields, Westminster |
22-25 |
WL20 |
| 1729 Apr. |
Of Saint Martin in the Fields.
He was party to the Bishop of London licence for his daughter Ann's marriage
to 7/91 Francis Taverner |
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G3 |
| 1729-1735 |
A ratepayer of Ivy Bridge, the
Strand, rent £40, in premises previously occupied by his parents
in law Nicholas (a wood-turner) and Elizabeth Sweeting |
39-45 |
WL20 |
1740s
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Of
Alnwick, Northumberland?
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50s
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| 1747 Apr. |
Apparently a gentleman of Alnwick,
Northumberland. His son Sweeting Richards was apprenticed in London (Drapers
Company apprentice binding book, by email from the Company Archivist,
2021) |
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40, 41 |
| 1747 June |
He was bequeathed dividends from
investments and £20 for mourning and a ring, by his sister Ann
Ainge |
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58 |
D5 |
1759-1771
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Of
St Margaret Westminster
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69-81
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| 1759 |
He moved into St Anne's Lane, Westminster.
Rent £7 |
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WL14 |
| 1759-1771 |
He occupied a house in St Anne's
Lane. The rent dropped to £6 |
69-81 |
WL14 |
| 1765 Sept. |
Possibly of St Peter's, Westminster.
He was foreman of the jury at a coroner's inquest, verdict accidental
death |
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Lon50 |
| 1771 Feb. |
Of St Anne's Lane, St Margaret
Westminster. He bequeathed money to the Grey Coat Hospital to admit 'my
child Thomas Richards' when he is six years old. Residue to executor for
the benefit of said child |
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D5 |
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no reference to Thomas Richards found in the Grey Coat admission register
1770s-1800s, ref. GCH 1648/840)
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| 1771 |
His will was proved 16 Aug at PCC
London by Edmund Burton Esq. |
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D5 |
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| Wife 8/184 Elizabeth
Sweeting 1692- |
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| 1710/11 Feb |
A spinster of St Martin in the
Fields |
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G3 |
| 1761,62,63 |
Possibly buried at St Margaret
Westminster 24 Aug 1761 or 22 Jan 1762 or 18 Mar 1763 |
69/ |
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fmp2 |
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| Daughter B Mary
Richards 1728/9-1787 |
A shopkeeper of Poplar, London |
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| 1747 June |
She was bequeathed £20 for
mourning and a ring, £500 at age 21 and £200 after her father's
death, by her aunt Ann Ainge |
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D5 |
| 1749 |
Of St Margaret Westminster. She
married James Franklin 17 April at St Georges Chapel, Hyde Park
Corner |
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WL2 |
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Mother of Charles, Mary Ann, Ann
and Elizabeth Franklin (from her will) |
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D5 |
| 1771 |
A widow of St Margaret Westminster.
Married James Britiffe, widower of St Giles in the Fields, 15 Dec at St
Margaret Westminster by Faculty Office licence (both signed). Witness Ann
Franklin (probably daughter) |
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WL2, H3, D5 |
| 1786 Apr. |
A widow. She gave permission for
her daughter Elizabeth, a minor, to marry |
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I3 |
| 1787 Feb. |
She was a shopkeeper of the hamlet
of Poplar. She bequeathed the stock in her shop to son Charles and furniture
and goods to daughters Mary Ann Cooper, Ann Eltham and Elizabeth Shrimpton |
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D5 |
| 1787 |
Buried 18 October at St Dunstan,
Stepney |
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58 |
I2 |
| 1787 |
Her will was proved 20 Oct at PCC
London |
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D5 |
| 1797 |
Her three married daughters were
'of Poplar', they received £10 each in her brother Nicholas Sweeting
Richards' will |
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Her daughter Mary Ann Franklin |
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1786 Married Charles Cooper 6 May
at St Dunstan Stepney by banns |
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Her daughter Elizabeth Franklin |
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1786 A minor of St Ann Limehouse.
She married Charles Shrimpton, an engineer, widower of Bermondsey, 27
April at St Olave, by London licence |
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Sweeting Richards or Nicholas Sweeting Richards 1731-1797 |
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A haberdasher
of the City of London, soap maker of Limehouse, then farmer of Pembrokeshire
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Of
the City of London
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Apprenticed 28 Apr to Stephen Gilly,
Drapers Company, in the City of London for seven years |
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Anc40 |
| 1747 |
He was bequeathed £20 for
mourning and a ring, and £200 after his father's death and £2290
in Joint Stock when he reaches age 23, by his aunt Ann Ainge |
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D5 |
1749 June
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His
apprenticeship was transferred to Thomas Brown (Drapers Company apprentice
book)
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| 1758 |
Of St Botolph Bishopsgate. Married
Rachel Bailey, widow, 24 Sept at St Botolph by London Diocese licence |
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I2 |
1758 Oct.
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A haberdasher
of Bishopsgate Street. He was granted freedom of the Drapers Company
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| 1759 |
Father of Richard Richards (buried
7 Nov 1759, infant) at St Botolph |
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28 |
I2 |
| 1760 |
Father of Sweeting Richards baptised
14 Dec at St Botolph |
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I2 |
| 1762 |
Father of Ann Richards, baptised
at St Botolph |
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I2 |
1763
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He
was called to the Livery of the Drapers Company (from the Archivist)
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| 1763 |
His wife Rachel was buried 17 Nov
at St Botolph age 37 |
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I2 |
| 1764 |
Of St Luke, Middlesex. He married
Mary Wilson, spinster, 9 Dec at St Benedict Pauls Wharf by London licence |
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G2, I3 |
1765
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His
address was Bishopsgate Street near Old Street Church (Drapers Company
livery list, by email from the Company Archivist, 2021)
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1769-1774
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Of
Limehouse, London and/or Wales
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38-43
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1769-1773
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His
address was ‘in Wales' (Drapers Company livery list)
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| 1771 |
He was left annuities in the will
of his aunt Mary Burton |
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40 |
D5 |
| 1772 |
A 'sope boiler' of London Street.
Father of Maria baptised 19 June at St Ann Limehouse (buried 5 Aug 'age
3 months') |
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41 |
I2 |
| 1774 |
Of London Street. Father of Elizabeth
baptised 26 Jan at St Ann Limehouse |
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I2 |
1774-1783
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His
address was ‘in Swansea’ (Drapers Company livery list)
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| 1775-1797 |
A gentleman farmer of Hill
Farm, Burton, near Milford Haven Pembrokeshire |
44-56 |
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Father of a daughter called Sobieske
(baptism not found in London or Burton) |
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D5 |
| 1775,1779 |
Father of John baptised 20 Nov
1775 and Morris baptised 10 Dec 1779 at Burton, Pembrokeshire |
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D5, anc2 |
1785-1816
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address was Burton near Haverford West (Drapers Company livery list)
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| 1797 Feb. |
A gentleman of Burton in Pembrokeshire.
He made his will in London. Bequeathed his freehold farm called Hill Farm
and farm stock to his three sons Nicholas Sweeting, John and Morris. Bequeathed
money (totalling about £2000) to his wife Mary and three daughters
Ann, Sobieske and Elizabeth |
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D5 |
| 1797 |
Died of gout. Buried 5 March at
St Luke, Finsbury |
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56 |
I2 |
| 1797 |
His will was proved 21 Aug at PCC
London by his executor |
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D5 |
| 1817 |
His daughter Sobieske Davies was
granted administration of his will |
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D5 |
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His son Nicholas Sweeting Richards
1760-1846 |
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1846 Of 'Hill' (farm). Buried 8
March 'age 80' at Burton, Pembrokeshire (registered Q1 Pembroke) |
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His son Morris Richards
1779-1804 |
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1804 His will of 8 Dec left money
to his sister Elizabeth Thomas's children and the residue to his brothers
towards paying off the mortgate of Hill farm |
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D5 |
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1804 He was buried 22 Dec at Henry's
Moat (Congregational chapel, 18 miles?) |
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anc2 |
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1805 His will was proved 9 July
at PCC London by his two brothers |
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Daughter Elizabeth 1774- |
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1799 Married David Thomas 2 May
at Burton by licence |
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D5,anc2 |
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Daughter Sobieske or Soberski
Richards |
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1800 Married David Davies of St
Thomas Haverfordwest, sergeant in Militia, 13 May at Burton by licence,
witness Nicholas Sweeting Richards |
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1817 She was granted administration
of the remaining part of her father's will |
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| Possibly Morris' son Morris
Richards? c.1709- |
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| 1730/31 |
A bachelor age 22 of St Martin
in the Fields |
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H3 |
| 1730/31 |
A bachelor of St Martin in the
Fields. Married Elizabeth Macklaine 25 Jan at St Benedict Pauls
Wharf by Faculty Office licence |
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G2 |
| 1735,1737 |
Father of Anne & Richard, baptised
at St Martin in the Fields |
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| 1721 |
Elizabeth Richards, child, buried
17 Aug at St Martin |
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Anc2 |
| 1724 |
Elizabeth Richards, child, buried
8 July at St Martin |
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| 9/365 Richard Richards |
Confectioner of St Margaret Westminster |
| -1694 |
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Source |
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[Baptism around 1660 not found
in Westminster or London registers] |
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Married Ann Bean (wife Ann had
a brother John Bean) |
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[Marriage not found in Westminster
or London registers 1670-1690] |
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Father of |
Ann |
1686 baptised 22 Aug St Margaret |
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William } twins? |
1688 baptised 4 April St Margaret (buried 29
Jan 1689/90) |
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Richard } |
1688 baptised 4 April St Margaret (buried 14
April 1688) |
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Morris 8/183 |
1689/90 baptised 14 Jan St Margaret |
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WA2 |
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Buried 4 Sept 1694 at St Margaret
Westminster |
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| 1694 |
Administration was granted 17 Sept
in the Peculiar Court of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster to Ann Richards,
relict |
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| 1704 |
He was a confectioner of Westminster
(son Morris' apprenticeship) |
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Anc40 |
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| Wife 9/366 Ann
Bean -1753 |
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[Baptism around 1665 not found
in Westminster or London registers] |
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Married 1 Richard Richards
before 1686 |
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WA2 |
| 1686-1694 |
Wife of Richard Richards |
c.20-28 |
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| 1694 |
Of St Margaret Westminster (husband
Richard's admon) |
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WL5 |
| 1695-1700 |
Wife of Martin Bedwell, mealman
(a dealer in flour) |
c.29-34 |
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| 1695 Aug. |
Married 2 Martin Bedwell
by Faculty Office licence, probably at St Mary le Savoy, Strand |
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H3, D5 |
| 1692-1696 |
Martin Bedwell of King Street,
St James Piccadilly, St Margaret Westminster |
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FMP20 |
| 1696 |
Mother of Sarah Bedwell, bap 18
Dec St Margaret Westminster (buried 22 Dec) |
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WA2 |
| 1697 |
Mother of Mary Bedwell, bap 23
Nov at St Margaret Westminster |
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WA2,D5 |
| 1699 |
Mother of Elizabeth Bedwell, bap
21 Nov at St Margaret (buried 23 May 1702) |
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WA2 |
| 1700 |
Her husband Martin was buried 16
Nov at St Margaret Westminster |
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WA2 |
| 1700 Nov. |
Husband Martin's will bequeathed
£200 each to her children Morris and Anne Richards when age 21,
an annuity of £50 a year to her and properties in Ilmington, Warwickshire,
to their daughters Mary and Elizabeth Bedwell. Proved at PCC 19 Nov by
exors, brother Samuel Bedwell and his son John |
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D5 |
| 1705-1744 |
Wife of Herbert Burges |
c.39-78 |
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| 1705/6 |
A widow of St Margaret Westminster
'age 30'. Married 3 Herbert Burges, bachelor age 23, 2 Feb
at St Mary le Strand by Vicar General licence |
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WA2, H3, D5 |
| 1702-1707 |
Herbert Burges of King Street,
St James Piccadilly, St Margaret Westminster |
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FMP20 |
| 1717-1727 |
Herbert Burges of Bowling Alley,
St James Piccadilly, St Margaret Westm. |
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FMP20 |
| 1730-1734 |
Herbert Burges of Almey, St Margaret
Westminster |
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| 1736-1743 |
Herbert Burges of Petty France
North, St Margaret Westminster |
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| c.1744 |
Herbert Burges was buried at St
Margaret Westminster (wife Ann's will) |
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D5 |
| 1744 |
Her husband Herbert Burges's will
of May 1725 bequeathed properties in Bury St Edmunds and Soningheath, Suffolk
to her. The will was proved 10 Jan 1744 at PCC by Ann, widow |
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D5 |
| 1744-1753 |
A widow of Westminster |
c.78-87 |
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| 1747 June |
She was bequeathed an annuity and
'such ready money as I have, amounting to about £500' by her daughter
Ann Ainge |
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D5 |
| 1750 May |
She was a widow of St Margaret
Westminster. Her will bequeathed money to son Morris Richards, granddaughter
Ann Taverner, brother John Bean, nephew Martin Bean, sister Catherine
Bettly and others, her properties in Suffolk to Elias Pledger her executor,
to apply the rents to whoever her daughter Mary wife of Edmund Burton
directs |
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D5 |
| 1753 |
Buried 26 Nov at St Margaret Westminster
(age over 80 - JVS) |
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WA2 |
| 1753 |
Her will was proved 23 Nov at PCC
by Elias Pledger |
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D5 |
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| Daughter A Ann
Richards 1686-1748 |
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| 1707 Aug. |
She inherited £200 from her
father-in-law Martin Bedwell on reaching age 21 |
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D5 |
| 1707 |
Married Richard Ainge 2 Sept at
All Hallows London Wall |
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D5, G2 |
| 1702-1725 |
Richard Ainge of King Street, St
James Piccadilly, St Margaret Westminster |
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FMP20 |
| 1724 Aug. |
Her husband Richard's will bequeathed
messuages and lands in Alveston and Tiddington, Warwickshire to her for
life, then to his sister Ann Robins |
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D5 |
| 1723-1738 |
Richard Ainge of Petty France North,
St Margaret Westminster |
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FMP20 |
| 1738 |
Richard Ainge was buried 25 Aug
at St Margaret Westminster |
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Fmp2 |
| 1738 |
Widow, she proved his will 28 Aug
at PCC |
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D5 |
| 1738-1746 |
Ann Ainge was of Petty France North,
St Margaret Westminster |
52-60 |
FMP20 |
| 1747 June |
A widow of St Margaret Westminster.
Her extensive will bequeathed at total of about £12,570 in cash
and investments to her mother, brother Morris and his children, sister
Mary, godson Martin Bean and many other individuals, three hospitals and
her two servants |
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D5 |
| 1748 |
Ann Ainge was buried 30 June at
St Margaret Westminster |
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fmp2 |
| 1748 |
Her will was proved 25 June at
PCC by her spinster sister Mary Bedwell |
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D5 |
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Mary Bedwell 1697-1772 |
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| 1744 |
She inherited £70 from the
will of her father-in-law Herbert Burges |
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D5 |
| 1747-48 |
A spinster, she was bequeathed
about £3,400 in stocks by her sister Ann Ainge. She proved her
sister Ann's will at PCC |
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D5 |
| 1749 |
She made a will, which was superseded
by another in Sept 1771 |
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D5 |
| 1749 Oct 8 |
Of Petty France, Westminster. Married
Edmund Burton, counsellor at law of the Inner Temple, London (Gentleman's
Magazine vol 19 p.476) |
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G64, D5 |
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[Marriage not found in Westminster
or London registers] |
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Edmund Burton Esq MA, Counsellor
at Law and fellow of Trinity College Cambridge, a family closely related
to Sergeant Hewitt, late Lord High Chancellor of Ireland (Miscellanea
Nova by S Whyte and EA Whyte p.128) |
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[James Hewitt, son of William Hewitt,
mayor of Coventry in 1744 (Compete Peerage 1982)] |
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JVS |
| 1758 |
Note: Sobieski Burton was buried
18 Nov at Birmingham St Philip (20m from Coventry). Around 1770 Mary's
great-nephew 8/183D Nicholas Sweeting Richards named
one of his daughters Sobieski |
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Anc2 |
| 1762 |
Edmund Burton of St Margaret Westminster
bequeathed various properties to his wife Susanna, son Blisset Burton
and sister Mary Fletcher, and a small sum of money to his son Edmund Burton
and his wife Mary |
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D5 |
| 1770 Aug. |
She was granted administration
of the remaining part of her mother Ann and father-in-law Herbert Burges'
wills at PCC |
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D5 |
| 1771 Aug. |
Edmund Burton Esq of Dartmouth
Street Westminster was executor of 8/183 Morris Richards'
will |
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D5 |
| 1771 Sept. |
She made a new will, mentioning
messuages and lands in Ilmington, Warwickshire with three tenants, land
on Soning Heath, Suffolk and two tenements near Cook Row Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk. She bequeathed money and investments to children of her brother
8/183 Morris Richards (now dead), to Elizabeth widow
of my late cousin Martin Bean, James Swan grandson of my uncle 10/731A
John Bean, Samuel son of 6/45 Samuel Whyte
of Dublin, her late mother's sister 10/731B Catherine
Bettly who is dead (since her mother's will), and Elizabeth Bean of St Margaret
Westminster widow of John Bean |
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D5 |
| 1772 |
Buried 5 June at St Margaret Westminster
(in the same grave as her sister Ann Ainge, according to her husband Edmund's
will) |
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WA2, D5 |
| 1772 |
Her will was proved 12 June at
PCC by Edmund Burton Esq |
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D5 |
| 1772 July |
Edmund Burton was granted administration
of the remaining part of his wife's mother Ann's will at PCC |
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D5 |
| 1799 July |
Edmund Burton of Dartmouth Street,
St Margaret Westminster, willed to be buried under the gravestone of
Ann Ainge in St Margaret's churchyard, under which his late wife was buried.
He bequeathed his properties in Berkshire, Ilmington Warwickshire and
London to Diana Cooper. His will was proved 4 April 1803 at PCC by
Diana Cooper, widow |
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Father of |
John |
[baptism not found in Westminster regs] |
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Catherine |
[baptism not found in Westminster regs] |
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Ann 9/366 |
[before 1675][bap not found Westm.reg] |
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Note: Ann Bean bapt 1669, John
Bean bapt 1670 (bur 1670) and Katherine Bean bapt 1672 (bur 1675) at
Wasperton, Warwickshire, children of John and Ann Bean. John Bean buried
1724 at Wasperton |
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Bean |
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Married Elizabeth (will of Mary
Burton) |
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D5 |
| 1702 |
Note: A John Bean, widower, wheelwright
of Brentwood Essex age 30+, married Elizabeth Gwinne 10 Dec at Great Warley
by Vicar General licence |
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LP3, Anc2 |
| c.1710 |
John Bean was probably father of
Martin around 1710 |
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D5 |
| 1749 |
Note: A John Bean, bachelor, jeweller
of St Giles, married Elizabeth Tomkins, spinster of Abingdon Berks, 18
Feb at St Giles Cripplegate by London licence |
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I2, I3 |
| 1750 |
Ann Burgess 9/366 bequeathed
£50 to her brother John Bean |
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D5 |
| 1759 |
John Bean was buried 7 Dec at St
Margaret Westminster |
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fmp2 |
| 1771 |
Mary Burton 9/366F bequeathed
£400 to Elizabeth Bean of St Margaret Westminster, widow of John
Bean |
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D5 |
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Probably John's son Martin Bean |
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1733 A bachelor, confectioner
of St Margaret Westminster (note Richard Richards was a confectioner).
Martin married Elizabeth Goodcheap 27 Dec at St Botolph, Bishopsgate, by
Vicar General licence |
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LP3, G2 |
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1747 Ann Ainge 9/365A
left £100 to her Godson Martin Bean |
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D5 |
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1749 A confectioner of St Margaret
Westminster and Tothill Street St John the Evangelist. He voted in the
Westminster elections |
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Lon12 |
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1750 Ann Burgess 9/366
left £20 to her nephew Martin Bean |
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D5 |
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1758 A Beadle in the city of
Westminster. He apprehended Elizabeth Lloyd, a rogue and vagabond |
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Lon50 |
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1763 Possibly buried 15 May at
St Margaret Westminster |
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Fmp2 |
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1771 He was deceased. Mary Burton
9/366F left annuities to Elizabeth Bean, widow of her late cousin
Martin Bean |
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D5 |
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Probably John's Daughter Ann
Bean |
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Married Mr Swan (Mary Burton's
will) |
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D5 |
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1733 Ann Bean, spinster of St Margaret
Westminster, married James Swan of St Margaret, cordwainer, 27 June (Fleet
'clandestine' marriages) |
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1771 Mary Burton 9/366F
left annuities to James Swan, grandson of her uncle John Bean |
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D5 |
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| Daughter 10/731B Catherine
Bean |
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Married Mr Bettly (will of Ann
Burgess) |
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D5 |
| 1707 |
Probably married Randall Bettly
at London St James Duke's Place (Aldgate) (but not found in Phillimore
transcript or Ancestry.com) |
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Boyd, H2 |
| 1750 |
Ann Burgess 9/366 bequeathed
1s a week to her sister Catherine Bettly |
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D5 |
| 1701-1781 |
[Burial not found in Westminster
or London registers] |
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fmp2, Anc2 |
| 1771 |
Deceased (mentioned in Mary Burton's
will) |
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