or Dorothy Halsey Apr 1636 at Wheathampstead (T2 names online)
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T2
| 5/3 Charles Carter | Pocket book maker of Cheapside, City of London | ||||||
| 1795-1823 | Son of Thomas and Ann Carter | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Born 13 December 1795 | I2 | ||||||
| Baptised 12 Aug 1801 at St Leonard Shoreditch | 5 | I2 | |||||
| Married Mary Elizabeth Bragg 6th Oct 1818 at Camberwell St. Giles, by Faculty Office licence | 24 | I2, H3 | |||||
| Father of | Mary Ann 4/2 | 1 Aug 1819 baptised St Mary le Bow | 25 | G2 | |||
| Sarah | 29 July 1821 baptised St Mary le Bow | 27 | G2 | ||||
| Died 22 Jan 1823 age 28 after a short illness | 28 | A11/97 | |||||
| Buried at Swansea St. Mary 30 Jan 1823 | GLA2 | ||||||
| 1817 | A pocket book maker of 55 Cheapside, City of London. He was granted freedom of the Merchant Taylors' company by patrimony (his father was a member) | 23 | G41 | ||||
| 1817-1821 | A Pocket book maker of Cheapside, City of London (in premises occupied and possibly owned by his aunt Ann, a pocket-book maker) | 23- | 27 | G2,G41 | |||
| 1818 Oct. | A batchelor of St Mary le Bowe, London | 24 | I2, H3 | ||||
| 1820 | He was left the use of a shop in Carnaby Street by his father-in-law William Bragg. Charles was executor of his will | 26 | D5 | ||||
| 1821 | They moved to Swansea in November | 27 | A11/97 | ||||
| 1821 Dec | He took out insurance policy no. 987390 with Sun Fire for property at 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Maidstone Buildings, Chamber Street, Goodmans Fields, total value £700 | 27 | I38 | ||||
| 1823 | He was resident in Swansea, Glamorgan | 28 | GLA2 | ||||
| 'His amiable conduct had justly endeared him to all who had the pleasure of this acquaintance during the short period he was permitted to reside among us.' [death notice in The Cambrian newspaper 25 Jan 1823] | GLA61 | ||||||
| 1823 | Administration was granted to his widow Mary Elizabeth 18 Feb at PCC London. Value £800 | D5 | |||||
| Wife 5/4 Mary Elizabeth Bragg 1789-1864 Daughter of William & Ann Bragg | |||||||
| 1789 | Born 12th June at Bartholomew Close, London | G2, C | |||||
| 1789 | Baptised 24th June at St. Bartholomew the Great | G2, C | |||||
| 1818 Oct | A spinster of Camberwell St. Giles. Her marriage was witnessed by her brother WG Bragg and father 6/7 William Bragg | 29 | I2, H3 | ||||
| 1820 | Was left £1000 in trust plus three eighths of residue of father William's estate | 31 | D5 | ||||
| 1823? | She returned to London after her husband Charles' death in Swansea | 34 | A11 | ||||
| (1831 | No Carter in Hackney Terrace) | HL8 | |||||
| 1841 | Mary Carter 'of independent means' at Hackney Terrace | 52 | C | ||||
| 1843-1847 | Resident at 16 Hackney Terrace, Hackney, Middx | 54- | 58 | HL7 | |||
| 1848? | Inherited £1000 from the residue of her father's estate on the death of her mother in law Ann Bragg | 59 | D5a | ||||
| 1851-1861 | She was an annuitant/fundholder living with her daughter Sarah's family at 59 Barbican, London | 62- | 72 | C | |||
| 1864 | Of 59 Barbican, City of London | 74 | I2 | ||||
| 1864 | Died age 73 (reg. June 64, E. London) | 74 | I2, B | ||||
| 1864 | Buried at Nunhead cemetery, 4th July | I2 | |||||
| (1864-70 | No will or admon found) | F5 | |||||
| Daughter Sarah 1821-1899 | |||||||
| 1849 | Married Richard Hodges Leigh, bachelor, surgeon of Sun Street, 4 Oct at St Botolph Bishopsgate by banns, witnessed by 4/1 Charles Squier and her sister Mary Ann Squier | 28 | I2 | ||||
| 1851-1881 | Living at 59 Barbican, City of London, with her husband Richard Leigh, a dentist, cupper and chemist | 29- | 59 | C | |||
| 1850 | Mother of Mary Elizabeth Leigh (reg. Q3 E. London) | 29 | C, B | ||||
| 1856 | Mother of Gertrude Genevive Leigh (reg. Q3 E. London) | 35 | C, B | ||||
| 1864 | Mother of Laura Beatrice Leigh (reg. Q1 E. London) | 43 | C, B | ||||
| 1891 | Living at 360 City Road, Islington, with husband Richard, a medical practitioner | 69 | C | ||||
| 1899 | Died age 77 (reg. Q3 Islington) | 77 | B | ||||
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| 6/5 Thomas Carter | Silversmith and Pocket book maker of Newgate Street, City of London | ||||||
| 1760-1824 | Son of William and Ann Carter | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Born 6 May 1760, baptised in May at Christchurch Newgate Street | G2 | ||||||
| Married 1 | WL2,H3 | ||||||
| Probably married 2 Ann Crouch 6 Feb 1787 at St Marylebone, Middx, by Faculty Office licence. They both signed .... |
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27 | WL2,H3 | ||||
| Father of | Charles 5/3 | 1795 13 Dec, baptised 12 Aug 1801 at St Leonard Shoreditch | 35 | G41,I2 | |||
| William | 1798 May, baptised the same day as brother Charles | 38 | I2 | ||||
| Thomas Hartley | (probably before 1799) (baptism not found in LMA registers) | G41, I2 | |||||
| (Apparently still alive in 1820, son Thomas' freedom admission) | 60 | G41 | |||||
| Probably buried 5 December 1824 at St Leonard Shoreditch age 66 | 64 | I2 | |||||
| 1774 Nov2 | He was apprenticed to his father William Carter, silversmith of the Merchant Taylors' Company, for 7 years | 14 | G41 | ||||
| 1782 Nov6 | A Silversmith of 111 Newgate Street. He was granted the freedom of the Merchant Taylors' Company by servitude (apprenticeship) | 22 | G41 | ||||
| 1785 June | An instrument case and pocket book maker of 110 Newgate Street. He insured his household goods in his brick dwelling house for £250, his utensils, stock and 'goods in trust' there for £500 and his wearing apparel for £150, total value £900, premium 18s (Sun Fire insurance policy 505893) | 25 | I38 | ||||
| 1785-1786 | A taxpayer of St Sepulcher precinct, Newgate street, next door to his sister Anne. Rent £50 | 25- | 26 | G21 | |||
| 1787 Feb. | He was a widower of Christchurch, London | 27 | WL2,H3 | ||||
| 1790 | A Pocket book and instrument case maker of 119 Cheapside | 30 | G7 | ||||
| 1801 | Of Hackney Road, St Leonard Shoreditch | 41 | I2 | ||||
| 1813-1819 | Probably a taxpayer of St Leonard Shoreditch, in premises owned by William Gray, rent £18 | 53-59 | I21 | ||||
| 1821-1822 | Probably a taxpayer of Market Side, Newcastle Street, St James Clerkenwell | 61-62 | I21 | ||||
| 1824 | Probably of Willow Court, St Leonard Shoreditch | 64 | I2 | ||||
| Wife 6/6 Ann Crouch 1764 (from burial) [or1769 (from family bible)]-1825 | |||||||
| 1764 | Born 5 June, daughter of William and Alice Crouch | WL2 | |||||
| 1787 Feb. | A spinster of St Marylebone, age 21 years upwards | 23 | WL2,H3 | ||||
| 1825 | Died 10 Dec 'age 56' | 61 | A11/97 | ||||
| 1825 | Probably of St James Clerkenwell. Probably buried 23 Dec at Holborn St Sepulchre, age 61 (buried with her husband's parents) | 61 | I2 | ||||
| Son Thomas Hartley Carter Victualler | |||||||
| 1820 Feb | A Victualler. He was granted the freedom of the Merchant Taylors' Company by patrimony | G41 | |||||
| 1823 May | He owned the Peacock public house and liquor shop at the corner of Haydon Street, Minories, City of London (references below) | H61 | |||||
| 1823 May | He was declared bankrupt. His public house was sold by auction (8 references in the Morning Advertiser, the Public Ledger and Daily Advertiser and others, April-May 1823) | H61 | |||||
| 1826-1835 | He was a Victualler (address not mentioned) | G7 | |||||
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| 7/9 William Carter | Silversmith & Instrument Case maker of Newgate Street, City of London | ||||||
| c.1730-1784 | Son of Jonathan Carter | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Born c.1730 (Baptism not found in LMA registers) | I2, I2 | ||||||
| Married Ann Wilson 17 Oct 1752 at Christchurch Newgate Street, by Bishop of London licence |
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22 | G2, G3 | ||||
| Father of | Ann | (apparently before 1756) (baptism not found 1752-56 in LMA registers) | G41,D5, I2 | ||||
| Sarah | 1758 Sept 28, baptised at Christchurch Newgate Street in Oct | 28 | G2 | ||||
| Thomas 6/5 | 1760 May 6, baptised at Christchurch Newgate Street in May | 30 | G2 | ||||
| (Child) | 1762 Oct 17, baptised at Christchurch | 32 | G2 | ||||
| Mary | 1766 Mar 1, baptised at Christchurch Newgate Street Mar 23 | 36 | G2 | ||||
| Buried 30 Aug 1784 in the Porch at St Sepulchre Holborn, age 54 (with his father and his wife Ann) | 54 | I2 | |||||
| 1752 Oct | A Silversmith and bachelor of St Lukes, Middx, 'age over 21' | 22 | G2, G3 | ||||
| 1752-1759 | Probably a taxpayer of Lane side, St Dunstan West, rent £20 | 22-29 | G21 | ||||
| 1753 | A goldsmith of Fetter Lane (St Dunstan in the West parish). He was granted the freedom of the Merchant Taylors' Company Feb 7 by patrimony | 23 | G41 | ||||
| 1758-1775 | A taxpayer of St Sepulcher precinct, rent £14 | 28-45 | G21 | ||||
| 1768 | His wife Ann was of Old Bailey, St Sepulcher Holborn | 38 | I2 | ||||
| 1773 | He was an Etwee (medical instrument case maker) of Newgate Street. He was elected to the livery of the Merchant Taylors' Company Feb 12 at £30 fine | 43 | G41 | ||||
| 1774 Aug | A Silversmith of Christchurch, London. He consented to the marriage of his daughter Sarah age 15 to George Terry, a merchant (signed) | 44 | I3 | ||||
| 1774 Nov | A Silversmith of the parish of Christchurch, London. He bound his son Thomas as apprentice for seven years | 44 | G41 | ||||
| 1776-1784 | Still a taxpayer of St Sepulcher precinct, rent now £34 | 46-54 | G21 | ||||
| 1777 Feb | A Silversmith of Newgate Street, London. He left the residue of his estate in four equal shares to his children Ann (unmarried), Sarah Terry, Thomas (under 21) and Mary (under 21, unmarried) | 47 | D5 | ||||
| 1784 Aug | Of Christchurch Newgate Street parish. Buried at Holborn | 54 | I2 | ||||
| 1784 Aug | His will was proved at PCC by daughter Ann, White Newman and James Quick | D5 | |||||
| Wife 7/10 Ann Wilson c.1726-1768 | |||||||
| Born about 1726 (from age at burial) | I2 | ||||||
| 1752 Oct | A spinster of St Andrew Holborn, 'age over 21' | 26 | D2, G3 | ||||
| 1768 | Probably of Old Bailey. Probably buried 11 Jan at St Sepulchre Holborn in the Bay, age 42 | 42 | I2 | ||||
| Apparently died before 1777 (not mentioned in her husband's will) | D5 | ||||||
| Daughter Ann Carter Etui/etwee and Pocket book maker of Cheapside, London | |||||||
| 1777 Feb | Apparently over 21. She was bequeathed ¼ of the residue of her father's estate | c.23 | D5 | ||||
| 1784 Aug | A spinster. Proved her father's will at PCC | c.30 | D5 | ||||
| 1785 May4 | An etwee, case and pocket book maker of 111 Newgate Street (next door to her brother Thomas). She insured her household goods in her brick dwelling house for £100, her utensils and stock there for £400 and her wearing apparel for £100, total value £600, premium 8s (Sun Fire insurance policy 504438) | c.31 | I38 | ||||
| 1785-1797 | A taxpayer of St Sepulcher precinct. Rent £34 | c.31-43 | G21 | ||||
| 1788 June | An etwee, case and pocket book maker of 111 Newgate Street. She renewed her insurance as in 1785 (Sun Fire insurance policy 545392) | c.34 | I38 | ||||
| 1789 Dec | A Pocket book maker of 111 Newgate Street. She was granted the freedom of the Merchant Taylors' company by patrimony | c.35 | G41 | ||||
| 1790-1799 | A pocket book maker / manufactory / warehouse, at 111 Newgate Street (premises formerly occupied by her brother Thomas) | c.36-45 | G7, G41 | ||||
| 1798-1821 | A taxpayer of St Mary le Bow precinct. Rent £40 | c.44-67 | G21 | ||||
| 1800-1820 | A Pocket book maker of 55 Cheapside | c.46-66 | G7 | ||||
| 1803 Jan | An etwee case and pocket
book maker of 55 Cheapside. She insured her household goods, wearing
apparel, printed books and plate in her dwelling house for £100
and her stock and utensils there for £500, premium 12s (Sun Fire
policy 743209) |
c.49 | I38 | ||||
| 1817-1821 | Her nephew 5/3 Charles Carter was a pocket book maker at 55 Cheapside | G2, G41 | |||||
| 1822-1826 | Possibly still the owner of 55 Cheapside, occupied by others | c.68-72 | G21 | ||||
| (Burial; many possibilities in LMA registers) | I2 | ||||||
| Note: | |||||||
| 1799 | Carter, R. Pocket book maker, 111 Newgate Street (actually Ann or a relative?) | G7 | |||||
| 1809 | Carter, R. Pocket book maker, 55 Cheapside (actually Ann or a relative?) | G7 | |||||
| 1795-1800 | Carter, John, taxpayer resident in Cheapside | G21 | |||||
| Daughter Sarah Carter 1758- | |||||||
| 1774 | A spinster of Christchurch parish age 15 years. Married George Terry, merchant of Christchurch age 21, by Diocese of London licence, probably at Christchurch | 15 | D5, I3 | ||||
| (Marriage not found in LMA registers. The Christchurch register is damaged.) | I2 | ||||||
| Daughter Mary Carter 1766- | |||||||
| 1798 | Possibly a taxpayer of St Sepulcher precinct, rent £34, after her sister Ann moved to Cheapside | 32 | G21 | ||||
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| 8/17 Jonathan Carter | Powder flask maker of Old Bailey, City of London | ||||||
| 1691-1735 | Son of William Carter | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Baptised 8 May 1691 at St Mary Hitchin | T2 | ||||||
| (Marriage not found 1700-1730 in Hertfordshire or LMA regs) | T2, I2 | ||||||
| Father of | Martha | about 1718 (bap not found in LMA regs) | 27 | D5, I2 | |||
| William 7/9 | about 1730 (bap not found in LMA regs) | 41 | G41, I2 | ||||
| Buried 19 March 1735/6 at St Sepulchre Holborn | 44 | I2 | |||||
| Died by 1753 (from his son William's freedom admission) | G41 | ||||||
| 1706/7 | He was apprenticed to John Thorogood of the Merchant Taylors' Company in London, March 5 for seven years | 15 | G41 | ||||
| 1715 | A Powder flask maker (a case for carrying gunpowder) of Old Bailey. He was granted the freedom of the Merchant Taylors' Company Sept 7 by servitude (by completing his apprenticeship) | 24 | G41 | ||||
| The Merchant Taylors' was granted its first royal charter in 1327 and became one of the 'great 12' city livery companies. It has occupied the same site on Threadneedle Street since at least 1347. By the end of the 17th century its connection with the specific trade of tailoring had ceased. | ww | ||||||
| 1716-1735 | He was a land tax payer of Old Bailey (near Red Cross Court on the west side, north of Fleet Lane junction), rent from £1 8s to £2 14s | 25-44 | I21 | ||||
| 1735/6 | Of Old Bailey, parish of St Sepulchre Holborn | 44 | I2 | ||||
| (No obvious will found at PCC or LMA) | |
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| Daughter Martha c.1718-1788 | |||||||
| Born about 1718 (from age at burial) | I2 | ||||||
| Married Mr Flood (marriage not found in LMA registers, no ML at London or Faculty Office) | D5 | ||||||
| 1777 Feb | A widow. She was bequeathed 20 guineas by her brother William | 59 | D5 | ||||
| 1788 | Of Newgate Street. Buried 14 Aug at St Sepulchre Holborn in the Porch, age 70 (with her brother William) | 70 | I2 | ||||
| Note: Jonathan Carter | |||||||
| 1753 |
Jonathan
Carter of Whitechapel married Susanna Brewer 2 Dec at Fleet Clandestine |
Anc2 |
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| 1763 | Jonathan Carter of Hackney. Buried 7 March at St Sepulchre Holborn age 1 | 1 | I2 | ||||
| 1786-1788 | Jonathan Carter of Farringdon Without ward | I21 | |||||
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| 9/33 William Carter | Shoemaker of Hitchin, Hertfordshire | ||||||
| 1647-1700 | Possibly son of John and Dorothy Carter | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Possibly baptised 9 June 1647 at St Mary Hitchin | T2 | ||||||
| Possibly married Mary Rugmore 7 Oct 1670 at St Mary Hitchin by banns | 23 | T2 | |||||
| Father of | Katherine | 1670/1 baptised St Mary Hitchin 13 Mar (buried Nov 1671) | 23 | T2, T2 | |||
| Mary | 1672 baptised St Mary Hitchin 7 Nov | 25 | T2 | ||||
| Dorothy | 1675 baptised St Mary Hitchin 3 Jan (buried Jan 1675) | 28 | T2, T2 | ||||
| (Burial of Mary Carter not found in Hertfordshire) | FMP2 | ||||||
| Probably married Susanna Heard 17 May 1677 at St Mary Hitchin by banns | 30 | T2 | |||||
| Father of | Katherine | 1680 baptised St Mary Hitchin 2 Oct | 33 | T2 | |||
| Edward | 1685 baptised St Mary Hitchin 15 Apr | 38 | T2 | ||||
| Jonathan | 1687 Sept (buried 1687 Nov) | 40 | T2, T2 | ||||
| Elizabeth | 1689 baptised St Mary Hitchin 20 Apr | 42 | T2 | ||||
| Jonathan 8/17 | 1691 baptised St Mary Hitchin 8 May | 44 | T2 | ||||
| Martha | 1694 baptised St Mary Hitchin 29 Mar | 47 | T2 | ||||
| William | 1695 baptised St Mary Hitchin 29 Feb | 48 | T2 | ||||
| Possibly buried 7th April 1700 at St Mary Hitchin | 53 | T2 | |||||
| Died by 1706 | G41 | ||||||
| 1673 |
Possibly of Hitchin. Exempt from the Hearth Tax by reason
of poverty (ref. E179/121/349 f.347 p.5) |
26 |
E24 |
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| 1687-1694 | Probably a ratepayer of Bancroft Ward, Hitchin | 40-47 | T20 | ||||
| 1695 | He was listed in the ratebook but assessed for no payment | 48 | T20 | ||||
| 1700 Apr | Possibly a labourer of Hitchin | 53 | T2 | ||||
| By 1706 | A shoemaker of Hitchin, deceased (son Jonathan's apprenticeship) | G41 | |||||
| 1704 | His wife Susanna, a widow, was possibly buried at Hitchin in March | T2 | |||||
| Possibly son Edward 1685- | |||||||
| 1699 June | Of Hitchin, apprenticed to Francis Wells, cordwainer of Ayot St Peter, Herts | 14 | T40 | ||||
| Note: | |||||||
| 1693 Mar | Alice Couzens of Hitchin was apprenticed to William Carter, victualler of Hitchin | T40 | |||||
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| 10/65? John Carter | Of Hitchin, Hertfordshire | ||||||
| 1605- | Probably son of William and Joanna Carter | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Baptised 8 September 1605 at St Mary Hitchin | T2 | ||||||
| Married Doryte Coestall
21 Nov 1631 at All Saints Hertford,
or Dorothy Halsey Apr 1636 at Wheathampstead (T2 names online) |
26
30 |
T2,
T2 |
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| Father of | John | 1637 baptised 12 Feb at Hitchin | 31 | T2 | |||
| William | 1639 baptised 10 Oct Hitchin (buried 14 Oct 1639 at Hitchin) | 34 | T2, T2 | ||||
| James | 1641 baptised 2 Apr at Hitchin | 35 | T2 | ||||
| Sarah | 1644 baptised 7 May at Hitchin | 38 | T2 | ||||
| William 9/33? | 1647 baptised 9 June at St Mary Hitchin | 41 | T2 | ||||
| Elizabeth | 1649 baptised 5 Apr at Hitchin | 43 | T2 | ||||
| Daniel | 1650 baptised 20 June at Hitchin | 44 | T2 | ||||
| 1619 |
His
grandfather Henry Warner bequeathed him 12d (ref. 138HW54) |
14 |
T5 |
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| 1637-1650 | Of Hitchin | 32-45 |
T2 | ||||
| 1672 |
Possibly deceased, he had held premises in Backstreet, Bancroft
Ward, Hitchin, adjacent to his brother Jeremy’s cottages (ref. LR 3/24
f28r) |
E37 |
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| 1663 | Widow Carter had a house in Hitchin with four hearths | T24 | |||||
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| 11/129? William Carter | Tailor, grocer?, yeoman of Hitchin, Hertfordshire | ||||||
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-1645 |
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| Age | Source | ||||||
| Married Joanna Warner 6 Oct 1597 at St Mary Hitchin | T2 | ||||||
| Father of | Lydia | 1598 baptised 3 Sept at Hitchin | T2 | ||||
| Joan | 1601 baptised 10 Mar at Hitchin (buried 11 March) | T2, T2 | |||||
| Mary | 1603 baptised 16 Jan at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| John 10/65? | 1605 baptised 8 Sept at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| Jeremy | 1608 baptised 28 Mar at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| Jonathan | 1611 baptised 6 Jan at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| Joanna | 1614 baptised 29 June at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| Elizabeth | 1619 baptised 7 Apr at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| A
taylor of Hitchin, buried 9 Aug 1645 at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| 1598-1619 | Of Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| 1623 Feb. |
He witnessed
the will of Marian Warner, his wife’s uncle’s widow (ref. 138HW69) |
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T5 |
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| 1628 |
Probably taxed in Hitchin for the Subsidy granted to the
King by Parliament (ref. E179/121/337 rot.3) |
E27 |
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| 1632 Sept |
A
tailor of Hitchin. His will bequeathed his messuage in the market place
of Hitchin occupied by Priscilla and Mary Warner and the garden near the
church garden, to his son Jeremy, and his messuage where he dwelt near
the market place to his son Jonathan, and the residue to wife Joanna. He
directed that his wife should live in the house and continue to trade with
son Jonathan during her life (ref. 23HW19) |
T5 |
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| 1641 |
Probably donated 4 shillings to the collection for the relief
of Protestants in Ireland (ref. E179/248/18 f.31 p.5) |
E27 |
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| 1645 Sept |
A
yeoman, late of Hitchin. An inventory assessed his furniture, wearing
apparel and ready money at £64 3s 4d and his stock of grocery and
chandling ware ‘in the shopp’ at £13 6s 8d (ref. 23HW19) |
T6 |
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| By 1672 |
he was deceased, his sons Jeremy and Jonathan had inherited
his properties in Hitchin (see below) |
E37 |
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| Wife
11/130 Joanna Warner |
Daughter of Henry and Elizabeth
Warner |
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| 1619 Sept. |
Her
father bequeathed her 6s 8d and 12d apiece to each of her children ‘being
seven in number’ (ref. 138HW54) |
T5 |
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| 1621 Dec. |
Her
mother bequeathed her 12d (ref. 138HW67) (worth about £7 now) |
T5 |
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| 1632 Sept. |
Her
husband William bequeathed her all his goods and chattels |
T5 |
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| Son 11/129E and grandson? Jeremy 1608- | of Hitchin .... |
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| 1632 |
His
father bequeathed him his messuage in the market place of Hitchin, which
he inherited in 1645 |
24,
37 |
T5 |
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| 1641 |
Probably of Hitchin. Donated five shillings to the Collection
for the relief of Protestants in Ireland (ref. E179/248/18 f.31 p.5) |
33 |
E27 |
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| By 1648 |
he
married Agnes |
T2 |
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| 1648 |
Jeremy
son of Jeremy and Agnes was buried 27 Sept at Hitchin |
40 |
T2 |
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| 1663 | Jeremy Carter had a house in Hitchin with three hearths | 55 | T24 | ||||
| 1669 | Jeremy Carter (junior?) married Mary Darbyshire 8 Feb at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| 1672 | Jeremy Carter junior held
two cottages in Backstreet, Bancroft Ward, adjacent to his late uncle
John Carter’s premises, copyhold of the manor of Hitchin (ref. LR 3/24
folio 28r) |
E37 | |||||
| 1672 |
Jeremy Carter (senior?) held and occupied a freehold messuage
in the market of Hitchin, Tilehouse Street Ward, formerly held by William
Carter (ref. LR 3/24 f44) |
64 |
E37 |
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| 1673 |
Jeremy Carter junior of Hitchin was exempted from the Hearth
Tax by reason of poverty (ref. E179/121/349 f.347 p.2) |
E24 |
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| 1684 |
Jeremy
Carter senior was buried 18 May at Hitchin |
76 |
T2 |
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| Pewterer of St Albans .... |
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| By 1688 |
Jeremy Carter, a pewterer of St Albans, Herts, married Christiana
Parker. They held a copyhold messuage, homestall, pasture, barns, stables
and gardens in Walsworth, parish of Hitchin in her right, in the occupation
of Christopher Parker (ref. LR 3/24 pp.221-222) |
E37 |
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| 1693-1694 | Jeremy and Christiana transferred
the property to Richard Bowman but it appears that their right was
challenged by William Hanscombe. They were defended by Oziah Raynsford
and there were legal proceedings which carried on for several months.
Eventually the property was assigned to ‘the work and use’ of Jeremy
Carter (ref. LR 3/24 pp.338-340) |
E37 | |||||
| In 1696 |
Jeremy Carter of St Albans appeared again at the Hitchin manorial
court regarding messuages in Hitchin (ref. LR 3/24 p.384) |
E37 |
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| 1697 Dec. | Jeremy Carter and Jeremy
Carter junior were freeholders of Hitchin and voted for Freeman in the
county poll (ref. QPE/2 p.14) |
T12 | |||||
| 1698 | Jeremy Carter married Elizabeth Godstone 18 Oct at Hitchin | T2 | |||||
| 1720 |
Jeremy
Carter, tailor, was buried Sept 16 at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| Son
11/129F Jonathan? 1611-1682 |
Maltster of Hitchin |
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| He appears to have married Elizabeth Honeylove (see 1682,
1688 below) |
E37 |
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| 1632 |
His
father bequeathed him his messuage near the market place of Hitchin, which
he inherited in 1645 (ref. 23HW19) |
21,
34 |
T5 |
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| 1641 |
Of Hitchin. He donated 2s 6d to the collection for the relief
of Protestants in Ireland (ref. E179/248/18 f.31 p.6) |
30 |
E27 |
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| 1672 | Jonathan Carter, son of
William, held a copyhold parcel of land 27ft by 2ft, and a freehold
messuage called Bucklersberry in Tilehouse Street ward, manor of Hitchin,
premises occupied by Thomas Colson and Jacob Hurst (ref. LR 3/24 folios
32r, 44) |
61 |
E37 | ||||
| 1680 |
Thomas Walls and Anna his wife possibly sold two acres of
arable called Berryfield, copyhold of the manor of Hitchin, to Jonathan
Carter, maltster of Hitchin (ref. LR 3/24 ff106-107) |
69 |
E37 |
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| c.1682 |
Jonathan Carter had died, the copyhold premises were held
by Jonathan Carter (his son?). His widow Elizabeth Carter was a freeholder
of the manor, Honeylove Carter, a minor age 10 years, was next of kin
(ref. LR 3/24 p.148) |
71 |
E37 |
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| 1682/3 |
Maltster
of Hitchin deceased. An inventory on 14th March listed furniture, plate,
bedding, wearing apparel and old books in the parlour, kitchen and four chambers
over, and brewing equipment in the brewhouse, straw, malt, rye, ‘a parsell
of wood’ and a horse in the barns, and various prepayments including for
6 acres of wheat and 2 acres of peas and £16 for land bought of Thomas
Welles. The total value was £281 9s 5d (ref. AAH22/1359) |
T6 |
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| 1683 July |
Administration
was granted to his relict Elizabeth at Hertford |
T5 |
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| 1687 |
Jonathan
Carter son of William was buried 20 Nov at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| 1688 |
Jonathan Carter had held
a field in Hitchin called Berryfield. His widow Elizabeth transferred
it to Thomas Honeylove. Elizabeth and Thomas appeared again at the manorial
court in 1689 (ref. LR 3/24 pp.224-225, 241) |
E37 |
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| 1697 |
Honeylove
Carter, gent, was a freeholder of Hitchin and voted for Freeman in the
county poll (ref. QPE/2 p.10) (age about 25, see above) |
c.25 |
T12 |
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| 1720 |
Honeylove
Carter, gent of Wymondly Parva, was buried Sept 6 at Hitchin |
c.48 | T2 |
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| 12/259? Henry Warner |
Fishmonger,
yeoman of Hitchin, Hertfordshire |
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|
-1619 |
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| Age |
Source |
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| Married
Elizabeth |
T5 |
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| Father of |
Henry |
T5 |
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| John |
T5 |
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| William |
T5 |
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| Jeremy |
1590, baptised 20 Dec at Hitchin |
T5, T2 |
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| Joanna 11/130 |
T5 |
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| Martha |
1580, baptised 12 Feb at Hitchin |
T5, T2 |
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| Elizabeth |
1588, baptised 6 Oct at Hitchin |
T5, T2 |
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| possibly Robert, |
buried 20 July 1597 at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| Margaret |
1597, baptised 13 Nov at Hitchin |
T5, T2 |
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| A
fishmonger of Hitchin, buried 20 Oct 1619 at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| 1619 Sept |
A
yeoman of Hitchin. His will bequeathed an annuity and household stuff
to his wife Elizabeth, his freehold land in Offley (4 miles from Hitchin)
to his son Henry, 6s 8d to each of his other seven children and 12d each
to their children (ref. 138HW54) |
T5 |
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| 1619 Nov. |
His
will was proved at Hertford |
T5 |
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| Wife
12/260 Elizabeth -1622 |
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| 1621 Dec. |
Her
noncupative will bequeathed her wearing apparel to be distributed among
the poor of Hitchin, 12d each (worth about £7 now) to seven of her children, 20s to her daughter Martha’s son
Henry Kingsly and the residue to her son Henry (ref. 138HW67) |
T5 |
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| 1622 |
Widow,
buried 16 May at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| 1623 |
Her will
was proved on 14 May by her son Henry |
T5 |
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| Son
Henry Warner -1662 |
Grocer of Hitchin |
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| 1619 |
He
was bequeathed his father’s freehold land in Offley, Herts |
T5 |
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| by 1650 |
he
married, and his wife was still alive when he made his first will but
he did not mention any children |
T5 |
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| 1650 May |
He
bequeathed money and his house to his nephew Henry Warner and that Henry's
son Henry (ref. 3HR114) |
T5 |
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| 1662 Apr. |
‘The
elder’, a grocer of Hitchin. A further declaration additionally gave his
niece Ann Hurst £50, his kinswoman Mary Goldsmith £10 and
nominated Isobel, widow of his nephew Henry Warner the younger, as executrix
(ref. 3HR114) |
T5 |
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| 1662 |
He
died and his will was proved in April by Isobel Warner |
T5 |
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| Son
John Warner |
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| 1619 |
He
and his son John were beneficiaries in his father’s will |
T5 |
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| Son
William Warner -1634 |
Grocer of Hitchin |
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| 1619 |
He and his daughter Elizabeth
were beneficiaries in his father’s will |
T5 |
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| 1622 |
Father
of Henry, baptised 13 June at Hitchin |
T2, T5 |
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| 1634 Nov. |
A
grocer of Hitchin. His will bequeathed £10 to son Henry, £4
to daughter Elizabeth and the residue to his wife (Jane?) (ref. 138HW38) |
T5 |
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| 1634 |
He
was buried 24 Nov at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| William’s
son Henry? 1622-1659/1660 |
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| Married
Isabel |
D5 |
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| 1644 |
Father
of Henry, son of Henry and ‘Asbill’, baptised 3 July at Hitchin |
22 |
D5, T2, |
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| Father of John, younger son, and Elizabeth | D5 |
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| 1648 Dec. | Henry Warner the younger, grocer of Hitchin, granted a messuage in the market place in Hitchin to William Wright, blacksmith (ref. 44321) | 26 |
T36 | ||||
| 1650 May |
His
uncle Henry Warner bequeathed his house to him and his son Henry |
28 |
T5 |
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| 1659 Aug. |
His
will bequeathed £100 to his daughter Elizabeth and £120 to
his younger son John when they reach age 21, and the residue to his wife
Isabel and son Henry |
37 |
D5 |
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| 1660 July | His will was proved at PCC
by his relict Isabel |
D5 | |||||
| 1662 |
His
uncle Henry Warner nominated his widow Isabel as executrix of the 1650
will (ref. 3HR114) |
T5 |
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| Henry’s
son Henry 1644- |
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| 1662 |
He
inherited his great-uncle Henry Warner’s house (ref. 3HR114) |
18 |
T5 |
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| 1672 | Henry Warner was a free tenant in Bridge ward, Hitchin (ref. LR 3/24 f.40) | 28 |
E37 | ||||
| 1697 |
Henry
Warner was a freeholder of Hitchin, voted in the poll (ref. QPE/1 p.38) |
53 |
T12 |
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| Son
Jeremy Warner 1590- |
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| 1619 |
He
and his children Henry and Elizabeth were beneficiaries of his father’s
will |
29 |
T5 |
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| Daughter
Martha 1580- |
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| 1600 |
Married
Andrew Kyngsley 27 May at Hitchin |
20 |
T2, T5 |
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| 1612-1620 |
Mother
of John 1612, Nathaniel 1614, Elizabeth and Marie 1618 and Richard Kingsley
1620, baptised at Hitchin |
32-40 |
T2 |
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| 1619 |
She
and her eight children (not named) were beneficiaries of her father’s
will |
39 |
T5 |
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| 1622 |
She
was bequeathed 12d and her son Henry 20s in her mother’s will |
42 |
T5 |
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| Daughter
Elizabeth 1588- |
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| 1606 |
Married
William Tyrrell 27 Nov at Hitchin |
18 |
T2, T5 |
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| 1611,1614 |
Mother
of Elizabeth and Mary Tyrrell, baptised at Hitchin |
23,
26 |
T2 |
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| 1619 |
She
and her two daughters were beneficiaries of her father’s will |
31 |
T5 |
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| Daughter
Margaret 1597- |
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| 1618 |
Married
Isaac Poulter 29 Jan at Hitchin |
21 |
T2, T5 |
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| 1618,1620 |
Mother
of Andrew and Isaac Poulter, baptised at Hitchin |
21,
23 |
T2 |
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| 1619 |
She
and her son Andrew were beneficiaries of her father’s will |
22 |
T5 |
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| Note: |
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| 1590 |
Robert
Warner had a copyhold house in Bancroft ward (ref. SC 12/31/12) |
E37 |
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| 1612/3 |
Robert
Warner was buried 4 Jan at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| 1672 | Robert Warner and Elizabeth his wife were free tenants in Bancroft ward, Hitchin (ref. LR 3/24 folio 41r) | E37 | |||||
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| 13/517? Mr. Warner |
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| Age |
Source |
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| Father of |
Henry 12/257 |
} probably born in the 1550s |
T5 |
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| Christopher |
} |
T5 |
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| Son Christopher Warner -1606 | of Hitchin |
T2 |
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| Married
Marian |
T5 |
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| Father of |
Mary |
1583 (buried 1600) |
T2, T2 |
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| Joanne |
1585 (no ref. in will) |
T2, T5 |
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| Margaret |
1587 (buried 1587) |
T2, T2 |
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| Priscilla |
1588 |
T2, T5 |
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| Christopher |
1593 |
T2, T5 |
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| William |
1597 (buried 1600) |
T2, T2 |
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| Elizabeth |
1599 (no ref. in will) |
T2, T5 |
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| Robert |
1601 (no ref. in will) |
T2, T5 |
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| Mary |
1603 |
T2, T5 |
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| Thomas |
1606 |
T2, T5 |
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| Hanna |
(married William Wilson) |
T5 |
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| Buried
24 July 1606 at Hitchin |
T2 |
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| 1623/4 Feb. |
His
widow Marian bequeathed 20 shillings to son Christopher, an apprenticeship
for son Thomas and 40s to son Thomas when he is age 24. Also her best bowl
to daughter Hanna wife of William Wilson and the residue to daughters
Priscilla and Mary. She nominated as executors her ‘cousins’ John Skinner,
Andrew Kingsley and William Carter 11/129. (ref. 138HW69) |
T5 |
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| 1624 Apr. |
The
inventory of her goods lists items in the Hall, kitchen, Star chamber,
Swan loft, Flowerdelice loft, Pomegranate loft, Rose loft, loft over the
hall and wine, hogsheads etc. in the cellar. The total value was £53
20d (about £7,000 today) |
T6 |
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| Christopher’s
son Christopher 1593- |
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| 1614
He was bequeathed a pewter platter by his godfather’s widow Alice Warner
(ref. 138HW27) |
21 |
T5 |
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| 7/11 William Crouch | A brushmaker of Westminster | ||||||
| 1740- | Son of John and Ann Crouch | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Born 8 July 1740, baptised 13 July at St John the Evangelist Smith Square | WL2 | ||||||
| Married Alice by 1763 | WL2 | ||||||
| Father of | Mary | 1763 May 21, baptised 17 June at St John the Evangelist Smith Square Westminster | 23 | WL2 | |||
| Ann 6/6 | 1764 June 5, baptised 1 July at St John the Evangelist Smith Square, Westminster | 24 | WL2 | ||||
| 1756 | He was apprenticed on May
28 to Edward Speak, freeman of the Fishmongers Company and a brushmaker
by trade, for seven years (ref. MS05576/003) |
15 | G41 | ||||
| 1764-1769 | Possibly a ratepayer of Vine Street, St Margaret Westminster | 24-29 | WL20 | ||||
| Note: | |||||||
| 1791 | Grandson? William Crouch age 2 of St Martin was buried 24 April at St John the Evangelist Smith Square | WL2 | |||||
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| 8/21 John Crouch | A baker of Westminster | ||||||
| 1694-1783 | Probably son of John and Ann Crouch | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Probably born 26 Jan 1694/5, baptised 10 Feb at St Olave Southwark | Anc2 | ||||||
| Married 1 Elizabeth by 1716 | WL2 | ||||||
| Father of | Eleanor | 1716, bapt 21 Oct at St Clement Danes | 22 | WL2 | |||
| Anne | 1717, bapt 13 Sept at St Clement Danes | 23 | WL2 | ||||
| James | 1718, bapt 22 Mar at St Clement Danes (buried 3 Aug 1719 at St Clement Danes) | 24 | WL2, WL2 | ||||
| John | 1720, bapt 28 Nov at St Clement Danes | 26 | WL2 | ||||
| James | 1723, bapt 9 June at St Clement Danes (buried 12 June at St Clement Danes) | 29 | WL2, WL2 | ||||
| Elizabeth | 1724, bapt 9 Feb at St Clement Danes (poss. buried 24Jan1728/9 St Clement D.) | 30 | WL2, WL2 | ||||
| Married 2 Anne Jones, widow, 3 June 1725 at St Clement Danes | 31 | WL2 | |||||
| Father of | Mary | 1726, bapt 18 Sept at St Clement Danes | 32 | WL2 | |||
| John | 1731 July 19, baptised 25 July at St John the Evangelist Smith Square (buried 27 Feb 1731/2 at St John the Evangelist) | 37 | WL2, WL2 | ||||
| Mary | 1732 July 19, bapt 13 Aug St John Evang. | 38 | WL2 | ||||
| Ann | 1733 Nov 15, bapt 9 Dec St John Evang. | 39 | WL2 | ||||
| John | 1736 Nov 23, bapt 19 Dec St John Evang. | 42 | WL2 | ||||
| Charlotte | 1738 Aug 11, bapt 12 Aug St John Evang. (buried 4 Dec 1739 at St John Evang.) | 44 | WL2, WL2 | ||||
| William 7/11 | 1740 July 8, bapt 13 July St John Evang. | 46 | WL2 | ||||
| Charles | 1743 Nov 19, bapt 14 Dec St John Evang. | 49 | WL2 | ||||
| Buried 15 April 1783 at St John the Evangelist Smith Square, age 88 | 88 | WL2 | |||||
| 1705/6 | He was apprenticed on 6 Feb to Brudnell Robinson of the Fishmongers Company for seven years (ref. MS05576/003) | 11 | G41 | ||||
| 1716-1728 | Of St Clement Danes, Westminster (children's baptisms and burials) | 22-32 | WL2 | ||||
| 1719 | He was apparently a baker (son James' burial) | 25 | WL2 | ||||
| 1725 | He was a widower of St Clement Danes (from his second marriage) | 31 | WL2 | ||||
| 1726 | He was a ratepayer in Plow Stable Alley, St Clement Danes parish | 32 | WL20 | ||||
| 1731-1743 | Of St John the Evangelist Smith Square, Westminster (children's baptisms) | 37-49 | WL2 | ||||
| 1735-1737 | He was possibly a ratepayer of Almery, St Margaret Westminster, rent £16 | 41-43 | WL20 | ||||
| 1746-1771 | He was a ratepayer of Church Street, St Margaret Westminster, rent £10 | 52-77 | WL20 | ||||
| 1756 | A gentleman of St John the Evangelist Westminster (son William's apprenticeship) | 62 | G41 | ||||
| 1768 |
He was apparently a Sexton (officer of the church) of St John
the Evangelist according to the Rector’s rate book (ref. E1403 p.58) |
74 |
WL20 |
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| 1771-1783 |
Possibly a ratepayer of Vine Street, St Margaret Westminster,
possibly in the house formerly occupied by his son William |
77-88 |
WL20 |
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| 1783 | A widower of Church Street, Westminster (from his burial) | 88 | WL2 | ||||
| Wife 8/22 Anne -1772 | |||||||
| Probably born about 1700 | JVS | ||||||
| Married 1 Mr Jones before 1725 | WL2 | ||||||
| 1725 | A widow of St Clement Danes. Married 2 John Crouch | WL2 | |||||
| 1772 | Buried 23 June at St John the Evangelist Smith Square | WL2 | |||||
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| 9/41 John Crouch | An Upholder of Stepney, Middlesex, and London | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Probably married 1 Ann Barker, spinster of Stepney, 23 Feb 1689/90 at Holy Trinity Minories, City of London | I2 | ||||||
| Possibly married 2 Ann Sanders of Cliffe, Kent, 22 Nov 1694 at Holy Trinity Minories, City of London | I2 | ||||||
| Father of | John | 1694/5 Jan26, baptised 10 Feb at St Olave Southwark | I2 | ||||
| 1689 | Probably a bachelor of Stepney (first marriage) | I2 | |||||
| 1694 | Possibly a widower of Cliffe in Kent (second marriage) | I2 | |||||
| 1705 | A gentleman of Stepney, Middlesex (son John's apprenticeship) | G41 | |||||
| 1738 Feb. |
Possibly an upholder (an
upholsterer, or possibly a second-hand goods dealer) of London. He may have
leased a messuage built on the waste of Stepney Manor in the hamlet of Limehouse
to William Coates a mariner, for 346 years (ref. MDR/1738 vol 5 no. 228) |
I35 |
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| 6/7 William Bragg | Boot & shoemaker of Saint Bartholomew Close, City of London | ||||||
| 1753-1820 | Probably son of John and Hannah Bragg | ||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Born c.1751 (from his age at burial) (baptism not found in LMA or Westminster registers) | G2 | ||||||
| Probably born 13 March 1753, baptised 23 Dec 1753 at Gosfield, Essex, son of John and Hannah Bragg (note the bequests to his brother John and sister Hannah Nunn in his will) | Anc2 | ||||||
| Married Ann (or Nancy?) (not found in Essex, LMA or Westminster registers) | Anc2, G2, I2 | ||||||
| Father of | William George | 4/9/1786 baptised 22/9 St Bartholomew | 33 | G2 | |||
| John | 3/5/1788 baptised 4/6 St Bartholomew | 35 | G2 | ||||
| 5/4 Mary Elizabeth | 17/6/1789 baptised 24/6 St Bartholomew | 36 | G2 | ||||
| Henry | 7/7/1791 baptised 14/7 St Bartholomew | 38 | G2 | ||||
| His first wife Ann died in 1793 and was buried at St Bartholomew | 40 | G2 | |||||
| Married 2nd Ann Smith, widower, 11 May 1794 at St Clement Danes by Faculty Office licence |
|
41 | A11/97, WL2, H3 | ||||
| Died 20 June 1820 at his home in Peckham Rye in the 70th year of his age (Evening Mail 26 June p.3) | 67 | A11/97, H61 | |||||
| Buried 29 June 1820 at St Bartholomew the Great, London, 'in his 70th year' | G2 | ||||||
| He was a City tea merchant (but see William Bragg of Bethnal Green below) | A11 | ||||||
| 1781-1820 | A taxpayer of St Batholomew the Great, rent from £18 to £23 | 28- | 67 | G21 | |||
| 1786-1791 | Of St Bartholomew the Great, London | 33- | 38 | G2 | |||
| 1788 Apr | A shoemaker of 21 Bartholomew Close. He took out insurance policy 542727 with Sun Fire Insurance for household goods in his brick dwelling house value £140, utensils and stock value £300 and wearing apparel value £60; premium 10 shillings | 35 | I38 | ||||
| 1789 | Resident in Bartholomew Close (daughter Mary E's place of birth, 1851 census) | 36 | C | ||||
| 1794 Apr. | A widower of St Bartholomew the Great, London | 41 | WL2 | ||||
| 1795 Apr | A cordwainer of 21 Great Bartholomew Close. He took out insurance policy 639732 with Sun Fire Insurance for household goods value £200, stock and utensils value £700 and wearing apparel value £100; premium £1 | 42 | I38 | ||||
| 1799-1802 | A boot and shoemaker of 21 Great Bartholomew Close | 46- | 49 | G7 | |||
| 1802 | A Cordwainer of Saint Bartholomew Close (son William G's apprenticeship) | 49 | COL41 | ||||
| 1803 Nov | A shoemaker and trustee of the parish (former churchwarden), he was a witness in a case at the Old Bailey against John Pincott, coachmaker, for publishing scandalous libels (found guilty) | 50 | OB50 | ||||
| 1805-1830 | Bragg & Luckin, boot & shoemakers, 21 Bartholomew Close | 52- | G7 | ||||
| 1807 Aug | A boot and shoe maker of Bartholomew Close. He bought the lease of a messuage, tenement & premises at Tarling Street, Saint George in the East, from Stephen Neale for £125 (MDR 1807 vol 6 no.291) | 54 | THL36, I35 | ||||
| 1807 Oct | A gentleman of 21 Bartholomew Close. He took out insurance policy 809009 with Sun Fire for a brick house at no. 40 Carnaby Street, Carnaby Market occupied by Bowers a grocer, value £800, and a brick house at 2 Tarling Street, Commercial Road value £100; premium 16 shillings | 54 | I38 | ||||
| (1816 | There was no Bragg in South Street, Peckham) | CPL20 | |||||
| 1818 April | He was a ratepayer of South Street, Peckham | 65 | CPL20 | ||||
| 1820 | He was rated for a coach house & stable in South Street Peckham | 67 | CPL20 | ||||
| 1820 | He was living at Rye Lane, Peckham (from his burial at St Bartholomew) | 67 | G2 | ||||
| 1820 Mar | A gentleman of Peckham, Surrey. He bequeathed leasehold estates and a freehold shop in Carnaby Street, Middx, and sums of money to his children, his wife, nephew Thomas Luckin, brother John Bragg and sister Hannah Nunn | 67 | D5 | ||||
| 1820 | His will was proved 18 July at PCC. Value of estate under £12,000 | D5a | |||||
| 1821 | He was rated for a house and offices in South Street, Peckham | CPL20 | |||||
| 1837 | His second wife Ann died 28 September at Walworth, age 84 (reg. Q4 St Mary Newington) | THL36, A11/97 | |||||
| Note: William Bragg, shoemaker and tea dealer of Bethnal Green Road | |||||||
| 1758 | Probably baptised 7 June at St Matthew, Bethnal Green, son of James (a weaver) and Sarah | Anc2 | |||||
| 1779/1780 | Married either Rebecca Austin at St Leonard Shoreditch or Rebecca Reeves at St Botolph Bishopsgate | 21 | Anc2 | ||||
| 1782-1791 | Father of Elizabeth Mary 1782 Whitechapel, Ann 1783 Whitechapel, Jesse 1786 Spitalfields, William 1789 Bethnal Green, Henry 1791 Bethnal Green | 24-33 | Anc2 | ||||
| 1782-1783 | He was of Bakers Row, Whitechapel | 24-25 | Anc2 | ||||
| 1786 | He was a cordwainer of Booth Street, Spitalfields | 28 | Anc2 | ||||
| 1789-1791 | He was a cordwainer of Bethnal Green | 31-33 | Anc2 | ||||
| 1791-1816 | A William Bragg was resident in Bethnal Green Road | 33- | 58 | THL21 | |||
| 1795-1802 | He was a land tax payer of Bethnal Green | 37-44 | I21 | ||||
| 1799 | Shoemaker of 36 Bethnal Green Road | 41 | G7 | ||||
| 1803 | Shoemaker of Bethnal Green Road. His son William was apprenticed to William Fountain of Clerkenwell, goldsmith | 45 | COL41 | ||||
| 1805 | A grocer and tea dealer of Bethnal Green Road | 47 | G7 | ||||
| 1819,1820 | A William Bragg was one of the Commissioners of Bethnal Green pavement | 61- | 62 | THL36 | |||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Wife Ann (possibly Linforth? See Mary below) 1749-1793 | |||||||
| c.1749 | Born (from family bible and age at burial) | G2 | |||||
| 1793 | Died 7th Sept age 44 | 44 | A11/97 | ||||
| 1793 | Buried 11th September in the green churchyard at St Bartholomew the Great | G2 | |||||
| Wife Ann's sister Mary (Linforth?) 1752-1792 | |||||||
| Married Mr. Lydall | A11/97 | ||||||
| 1773 | Possibly James Lidell and Mary Linforth married at St Marylebone Feb 14 | 21 | H2 | ||||
| 1792 | Died 13th Sept. | 40 | A11/97 | ||||
| 1792 | Buried 19 Sept in the little (green) churchyard at Saint Bartholomew, age 40 | 40 | I2 | ||||
| Son William George 1786-1851 Shoemaker of Bartholomew Close | |||||||
| 1802 Feb | He was apprenticed to James Eyre Clark, Musicians' Livery Company | 16 | COL41 | ||||
| 1809 July | He was granted the freedom of the Musicians' Company | 23 | COL41 | ||||
| The Worshipful Company of Musicians was founded in the 1300s and by the 1800s had become a general guild for merchants in the city. | ww | ||||||
| 1820 Apr. | He was a bachelor of St Bartholomew the Great, London | 34 | H3 | ||||
| 1820 | Married Sarah Lucy Cox 1 May at Ross, Herefordshire, by Faculty Office licence | 34 | Anc2,H3 | ||||
| 1820 | A bootmaker of Bartholomew Close, City of London (his father's will) | 34 | D5 | ||||
| 1821 Nov | A gentleman of 21 Bartholomew Close. He took out Sun insurance policy no. 985552 on properties he inherited from his father at 40 Carnaby Street, Carnaby Market occupied by a grocer, and 2 Tarling Street | 35 | I38 | ||||
| 1821-1827 | A shoemaker of 21 Bartholomew Close, London. Father of William 1821 (buried 1822), Henry Luckin 1822, William Miles 1823 (married 1844) and Charles Metcalf 1827 (m.1857, d.1897) all baptised at St Bartholomew | 35- | 41 | G2, B | |||
| 1805-1830 | Bragg & Luckin, boot & shoemakers, 21 Bartholomew Close | 19- | 44 | G7 | |||
| 1824 Oct | He was in partnership with Thomas Luckin, shoemakers in Bartholomew Close. They were victims of a theft, tried at the Old Bailey | 38 | OB50 | ||||
| 1838 | A bootmaker of Manse Place, Halworth, Surrey. He sold the residue of the lease of the property at Terling Street to Alice Turner, widow, for £32 10s | 52 | THL36 | ||||
| 1838? | Inherited £1000 from his father after the death of his father's second wife Ann | 52 | D5a | ||||
| 1851 | Died age 64 (reg. Q2 Camberwell) | 64 | B | ||||
| Son Henry 1791- | |||||||
| 1820 | He was left £1000 in trust and one quarter of his father's estate | 29 | D5 | ||||
| Father of John and William (no obvious baptisms in LMA registers) | D5a | ||||||
| Died between 1820 and 1837 (before his father's second wife Ann) (no obvious burial in LMA registers) | D5a | ||||||
| Note: Elizabeth Lydall 1746-1788 (possibly sister of Mr Lydall who married Mary above?) | |||||||
| Born c.1746 (from age at death) (baptism not found in LMA registers) | I2 | ||||||
| 1743 | Possibly bapt 4 Dec at St Clement Danes, dau of William and Sarah | Fmp2 | |||||
| 1788 | Died 19 July age 42. Buried at Edmonton | 42 | A11/97 | ||||
| 1788 | Buried 24 July at Edmonton (no extra information in register) | I2 | |||||
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| 7/13 John Bragg | Cordwainer of Gosfield, Essex | ||||||
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| Age | Source | ||||||
| Married Hannah Simpson 28 Aug 1742 at Sible Hedingham St Peter (3½ miles from Gosfield) | J2 | ||||||
| Father of | John | 1745, bapt. Jan 1 at Gosfield St Catherine | J2 | ||||
| Hannah | 1750, baptised 9 Sept at Gosfield | J2 | |||||
| William 6/7 | 1753 13 March, bapt 23 Dec at Gosfield | J2 | |||||
| Sarah | 1756, bapt 12 Aug at Gosfield (buried 14 Aug 1756 at Gosfield) | J2, J2 | |||||
| Sarah | 1758, bapt 3 Sept at Gosfield | J2 | |||||
| Possibly buried 14 Apr 1786 at Sible Hedingham St Peter | J2 | ||||||
| 1740 | A cordwainer of Gosfield, he took William Kendall of Gosfield as apprentice | fmp40 | |||||
| 1740 | He lived in a house in Gosfield owned by Mr John Moss, rent £3 (overseers rates ref. D/P 165/12/2 - not mentioned in other years) | J20 | |||||
| 1745-1758 | Of Gosfield, Essex | J2 | |||||
| Wife 7/14 Hannah Simpson | |||||||
| 1792 | Possibly buried 14 Feb at Gosfield | J2 | |||||
| Son John Bragg 1745- | |||||||
| 1790-1800 |
Probably
occupied a house in Gosfield owned by Harvey Allpress, rent £3 dropping
to £1 |
45-55 |
J21 |
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| 1820 | He was bequeathed an annuity in his brother William's will | 75 | D5 | ||||
| 1823 | Possibly buried 29 Dec 1823 at Colchester St Leonard 'age 83' | 78 | J2 | ||||
| Daughter Hannah 1750-1820 | |||||||
| 1769 | Single woman of this parish. Married John Nunn 21 Apr at Gosfield by banns, witness Mary Luckin | 18 | D5, J2 | ||||
| 1820 Mar | She was bequeathed an annuity in her brother William's will | 69 | D5 | ||||
| 1820 Apr | She died two months before her brother William | 69 | D5a | ||||
| 1820 Apr | Of Globe Road, Stepney, died age 69 | 69 | Anc2 | ||||
| 1820 | Buried 16 April at the Old Ford Baptist graveyard, Bow (ref. RG4/4163) | Anc2 | |||||
| William Bragg's sister? | |||||||
| Married Mr Luckin | D5 | ||||||
| Mother of Thomas, who was bequeathed £50 in his uncle William Bragg's will | D5 | ||||||
| Note: Joseph Luckin Famer and maltster of Great Waltham | |||||||
| 1753 | Married Anne Hitchcock 9 Dec at Great Waltham (15 miles from Gosfield) | J2 | |||||
| 1754-1779 | Father of Joseph 1754 baptised at Colchester (buried 1754), Joseph 1756, Joseph 1761, Anne 1763, Elizabeth 1765, John 1768, Thomas 1770, Anna 1773, William 1775 and Love Mary 1779, all baptised at Great Waltham | J2 | |||||
| 1787 | Joseph Luckin, farmer and
maltster of Great Waltham Essex. He insured furniture and apparel in
his house called Balls in Gt Waltham for £100, brewing and dairy
utensils in the barn & stable adjoining for £170, utensils
& trade in the stable & barn for £40, in the malting offices
for £150 and more utensils in the yard for £40, total value
£500, premium £1 3s (Royal Exchange policy 10031) |
I38 | |||||
| Note: Joseph Luckin of Terling | |||||||
| Married Mary | J2 | ||||||
| Father of John 1776, Robert 1778 and many more to 1804 baptised at Terling All Saints, but no Thomas. | J2 | ||||||
| Note: Thomas Luckin 1770-1836 Shoemaker of St Bartholomews, London | |||||||
| 1769 | Born (from age at burial) | I2 | |||||
| 1770 | Possibly baptised 17 April at Great Waltham Essex, son of Joseph and Anna | J2 | |||||
| c.1784 | Son of Joseph Luckin late of Terling, Essex (8 m. east of Great Waltham, 13m from Gosfield), shoemaker. Apprenticed to Samuel Badcock, citizen of London, for seven years | Anc41 | |||||
| 1794 Dec | Admitted to the Spectacle makers' Livery Company, London | 24 | Anc41 | ||||
| 1801 | Bachelor of this parish. Married Elizabeth Hyatt, spinster, 18 Jan at St Bartholomew by banns | 31 | I2 | ||||
| 1803 | Shoe maker of 3 Great Smithfield.
He insured his household goods and wearing apparel for £100
and his stock and utensils for £600 (Sun Fire policy 743535) |
33 | I38 | ||||
| 1803-1807 | Father of William Henry, George, Eliza and Sophia, baptised at St Bartholomew | 33-37 | I2 | ||||
| 1820 | William Bragg's will bequeathed £50 to his 'nephew Thomas Luckin' | 50 | D5 | ||||
| 1824 Oct | He was in partnership with William George Bragg 6/7A, shoemakers in Bartholomew Close. They were victims of a theft, tried at the Old Bailey | 54 | OB50 | ||||
| 1830 | A cordwainer of Bartholomew Close. He bequeathed £500 to his wife Elizabeth and his business of cordwainer to his son George | 60 | D5 | ||||
| 1836 | Of 21 Bartholomew Close. Buried 9 Nov at St Bartholomew, age 67 | 66 | I2, A11/97 | ||||
| 1837 | Will proved at PCC Feb 4 by his widow Elizabeth and son George. Estate £5000 | D5, D5a | |||||
| Thomas' son George 1805- of St Bartholomew Court | |||||||
| 1824 He was a witness at the trial of the thief at his father's shop | 19 | OB50 | |||||
| 1826 Admitted to the freedom of the Spectacle makers' Company by patrimony of his father Thomas, at the request of the Cordwainers' Company | 21 | Anc41 | |||||
| 1838 Charles Luchin of 21 Barthol. Close bur St Bartholomew age 2 yrs 5 days | I2 | ||||||
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