jHemortal &tngsi
CHARLES THE SECOND
TO
WILLIAM THE FOURTH
IN THE POSSESSION OF
FREDERICK ARTHUR CRISP
PRIVATELY PRINTED
1908
LIST OF RINGS
LIST OF RINGS.
No* of
Ring*
Abingdon, Countess of * * * S31
Ackman, Sarah * * * * * 59 °
Acton, Caroline . * * * . 275
Acton, Nath 1 , * . . . 852
Adair, Ann.247
Adams, Elizabeth , * * .310
Agnew, Jean.119
Alavoine, Mary Magd e , • >543
Alavoine, Peter * . * .129
Aldersey, W m . * * . 37
Alger, S, . . ♦ . * . 7 S 4
Alie, Lucy . * , * ,218
Allen, Mary , 634
Allen, Rob* , 603
Allen, Sarah * , . . .634
Allen, W m . ii2
Allison, Lieu 1 Wenman . . . 859
Alport, Edw d , * . . * 462
Alport, Hannah * 462
Alston, Dame Eliz: . . * -134
Amelia, Princess * . * .981
Anderson, Sir Jn° W m Bar* . 987
Andrews, Betsey . * , 807
Andrews, Geor: * * . * 276
Angoue, Lucy.359
Anne, Queen . . * . * 14
Ansley, Jn°.615
Arcedeckne, Andrew * . . 308
Archer, Eliz: , , . * * 624
Archer, John * . * . -934
Argent, Tho: , . * . .162
Armstrong, Jane * * 379
Ashburner, Dorothy * . , 338
Askew, S r John , * . 114
Ath oil, Duke of * * * , 474
Atholl, Jane, D ss of , . * * 772
Atkinson, Mary . . , .676
Audley, Eleanor * * . * 319
No. of
Ring.
Ay erst, Rev d Wm, Guns ley ♦ , 769
Ayles, Miss J, R* , - . * 891
B,, E, ..197
B-, J.- * i 3 °
B., M. ..23
B., S.105
B*, T, ...... 6
B., W. 195
Babb, Eliz:.695
Babb, Tho 5 . - 695
Babington, Est r . * ■ . 619
Bacon, Marg: . 243
Bain bridge, Ann . , , - 434
Bainbrigge, John . * , * 253
Baker, Adams , 209
Baker, Sus a » 7 2 7
Baker, Tho 5 * , * « -739
Baker, S r W m Kt. , 39$
Bale, Ursula . 37 &
Ball, Edw d .672
Bancroft, W m , * * . « 613
Banter, Margaret * . • - 483
Barlow, Robert * . . 7^7
Barnard, Daniel * 9 °°
Barnard, Rich d . 650
Barnsley, Jn° . 75 °
Barnsley, John * * . * *54
Bates, Mary * . . * * 53$
Bates, Tho 5 . 640
Batt, Will* * * . - * 278
Bawdwen, W m . 497
Bax by, John . . * - -545
Bayn, Murdow * . . ■ 4 r 9
Bearcroft, W m * * * * 479
Beaufort, Henry, Duke of * * 95 1
Beaumont, Geo: * 444
Beavil, Eliz: . 3 ° 2
Bed well, Francis . . * - 5 or
Beekes, Mary
No. of
King.
138
Buehannan, Peter
Buckeridge, Catharine Cecil
No. of
Ring.
■ 837
Belcher, Edward
S 7 S
716
Bell, Rev d Rich d
SI 2
Bucks tone, Margaret
. 221
Bene, Rob:
74
Bulkeley-Williams, Em: Yis ts
• 405
Benton, Mary
189
Buller, Edw d ....
7 So
Berrington, Anne
Bethel, Jo n
333
Bunch, Will: ....
* *73
257
Burbidg, Rob 1 ....
• 245
Bethell, Will: .
138
Bureombe, W m
Burgh, John ....
920
B[ettison], L
53
. 605
Bide, Jn°
Bidwell, Tho s
290
Burkin, John ....
• 55
500
Burkin, Sam. ....
36
Biggs, Cha s
495
Burnell, Geo: ....
• 7 2 7
Bigot, Peter
437
Burningham, M rs Sarah
■ 53 °
Biles, Cath*
832
Burroughes, Edw d . . .
• 993
Bingham, Han 11
884
Burroughes, Eliz: Maria
• 854
Bingham, Rev d Tho s
884
Burroughes, Ja s
• 993
Bishop, Jos:
*35
Burroughes, Capt n James Burkin
■ 954
Bishop, Mary
625
Burroughes, Rev d Randall
• 9 2 3
Bishop, Susanna
79
Burroughs, Jer:
269
Bisset, Charles
733
Burroughs, Tho s
262
Blackman, Eliz:
Blades, Ja s
260
Burton, Mary ....
* 451
733
Bushnell, Eliz:
. 223
Blake, Tho £
409
Bushnell, John
, 264
Bland, James
39 c
>, 400
Buss, Clar 4 * 1 ....
■ 975
Bland, Marg 1
547
Buss, EIiz th ....
■ 975
Blasson, Hannah
907
Buss, Mary Ann
- 975
Blennerhassett, Arthur
917
Buss, Rob* ....
* 975
Blofeld, Mary *
192
Butler, Benj n ....
912
Bids, Jane
287
Butler, James
. 949
Bolton, R l Hon: Tho £ Lord
97 1
Butler, Joseph ....
■ 694
Bond, The:
90
Butler, Mary ....
• 949
Bosanquet, William .
985
Butler, Rachael
■ 949
Boteler, John
468
Butler, W m ....
• 5 61
Boteler, M. B.
207
Buxton, Thomas
. 768
Botting, Ann
386
Buxton, Tho s ....
• 946
Boulter, Edm:
Bo water, Bridget
88
C., M..
. 12
199
c, T.
, 520
Bowles, Jona n
439
Cxser, Jane ....
. 91
Bowls, Hen:
Boylan, Rich: *
5*5
Calvert, Anne ....
* 939
252
Campbell, Alex 1
. 626
Boys, Mary
214
Campbell, Jn° Neal .
• 336
Bradbury, The Rev. Peter
225
Cant, Grace ....
. 288
Bradshaw, Tho s
644
Cant, John ....
122
Bran white, Joseph
Caroline, Queen
« 1011
Bray, Tho s
301
Carpenter, M rs
. 788
Breton, S. ...
168
Carr, Ann
* 174
Brett, W m
364
Carter, Baron ....
- *53
Bristow, Robert
5 2 4
Carter, Eliz: . . .
, 108
Brooke, Ja s
692
Carter, John
. 416
Brooke, Will m Poole
425
Castle haven, Susanna, Countess of
■ 756
Brookes, B.
28
Castreet, Mary
• 2 5
Brookes, Robert
709
Chad, Lady ....
■ 844
Brooks, Sydey
740
Chambers, Sam 1
722
Brough, Francis John
958
Champion, Sarah
• 5 So
Brown, A.
506
Chance, Rich d ....
■ 396
Brown, Cha s
967
Chandler, Tho s
• 7 2 5
Brown, Han 11
i6i
Chandos, The Most Noble Eliz:
Brown, John
299
1 )uchess Dowager of
. 986
Brown low, R l Hon blc Lord
973
Chapman, Tlio*
. 526
Brunton, Nathan
992
Charlotte, Queen
. 1005
Chester, John
Chetwode, Lady
Chisam, Mary
Church, Rog: ,
Church, W m
Churchill, Henry
Churchill, Mary
Churchman, Ozias
C h urc h ya rd, A ndrew
Clanstoun, Lord
Clapcotj Eliz:
Clapcot, jn°
Clap ham, D r
Clark, Edw d
Clarke, Dame Anne *
Clarke, Sarah
Claydon, Cha s .
Cleaver, Arm
Clement, Tho 5
Clewin, Dan 1
Coates, Mary
Coats, Thomas
Cole, Rich d
Collin, Jos h
Colwell, Andr*
Colwell, Eliz;
Comins, Rev, Tho*
Congrave, Ab:
Connop, Mary
Cook, B.
Cook, G.
Cook, John
Cooke, John
Cooke, Miles
Coombs, John .
Cooper, J,
Cooper, Rebecca
Cooper, Tho s
Cope, M rs Ann
Co mud, Amelia
Conrad, Rob 1
Costep J oh n
Coachman, Stephen
Coventry, Tho 5
Coxe, j oh an*
Crane, Mary
Crane, Serjeant
Cranmer, Dulcibella
Crawley, Tho:
Croft, Edward
Croke, Alexander
Cropley, Mary
Crosse, Ann
Crowe, Chris*
Crumbleholme, James
Cudlipp, Ann
Cuningham, Hon ble M* 5
Cunningham, Ann
Cunningham, George
C[unningliam], H.
No. of
Ring.
nS, 329
Curson, Jos:
No. of
Ring.
402
■ 395
Curteis, Jane
862
■ 464
Curzon, $ r Nath 1 Bad
261
• 23 6
IX, M. .
20, 422
• 236
Darby shire, Ann
490
. 1017
Darby shire, Will:
49 °
. 1017
Darell, Lady
93 2
■ 348
Darell, Sir Lionel
95 2
. 766
Darlow, Ann
141
• 448
Darnbrookj John
3S2
■ 47 6
Dart mou th, F ranees Katherin e, Countess
• 476
Dowager of .
960
■ 733
Davey, Geo:
31
, 800
Davies, Eliz h
759
. 69
Davies, Honour
843
. 381
Davies, Jane
761
842
Davies, Jeremiah
742
, 827
Davis, Gilb t
562
. 846
Davison, Monk house
812
* 597
Davison, Thomas
39 2
. 638
Davy, Hugh
■ 45
Davy, lone
. 89
Davy, Sus a
149
■ 830
Davys, Hannah
321
24
Dawber, In 0
Dfawber], G.
128
24
128
- 919
Dawson, S.
277
204
Day, Amy
956
* 680
Day, Ralph
433
27
Day, Sarah
179
♦ 120
Day, Sibyl
864
726
Day, Tho 5
179
381357
Dearling, Mary
790
. 281
Dennis, Jane
688
• 583
Dennis, John
678
• 315
Dennis, Will" 1
Derby, The Rev: Edw d
700
. 664
335
240
Derby, Jane
335
• 643
Devie, Mary
215
• 535
Deye, Barth 1
599
■ 656
Deye, Thomas ,
244
, 67 r
Diamond, Eliz:
212
. S90
Dick, Lady
609
. 888
Dillon, John
1022
. 682
Dinsdale, Rev d JefD
457
* 810
Disbrowe, Edw d
1006
* 7 i 5
1 )itchbourn, G.
S 10
• 459
Del ben, Sir William, Bar 1
990
* 213
Donegal, Marquis of
910
• 558
Donnithome, Joa:
271
39
Dorsett, Mary
43 i
. 1017
Don bell, Mary
653
* 573
Douglas, Margaret
101
* 5 r 9
Douglas, Will 01
Downing, Betty
24S
* 251
743
902
Down shire, Marq 5 of
938
in
721
Downshire, Wills, Marq 5 of
820
* 1022
Drake, Rev d John
789
. 712
Dun, Mary Napier
909
712
Duncan, M rs Eliz
721
No. of
Ring,
Dunn, Dor* 7
Du rrant, Sam 1
Durwood, Sarah
Dyson, Mary
Eagleton, Martha
Edwards, Charles
E[dwards], E. *
Edwards, Hannah
Elliot, Eliz:
Ellis, Ann
Ellis, John
Ellis, Wil m
Emerson, Jn°
Empson, James
Evans, Grace
Everard, Tho s Hovenden
Everest, Edw d *
Everest, Will m *
Exell, Will" 1
Eykelbosch, James
Faber, W m
Farneworth, Ann
Farren, William
Fauntleroy, Mary Gordon
Fawcett, James
Fawkes, Fran*
Fawkes, Walter
Feilden, Henry
Feltham, Mar a *
Fenn, S r John .
Feme, George & B, ,
Ferrand, Katherine Maria
Filghman, Olive
Fillmer, Tho s
Fisher, Mary
Fish pool e, John
Fleete, Eliz: Martha .
Fleming, S r W m Bar 1
Fletcher, Mary
Foljambe, John Savile
Ford, Bridget
Ford, Will" 1
Forester, Tho* *
Fosse, Will m
Fossey, Edw d
Foster, James
Foster, Jane
Fowle, John
Fowtrell, Anne
Fox, Dorothy
Francis, Isabella
Francis, Mary ,
Fray, James
Frears, Benj”
Freeman, Tho s Edw ds
Frost, Grace
Fronde, Rev d John
Frushard, James
Frushard, Sus a
Fry, Samuel
Fuge, Abig:
No* of
Ring,
r 60
Fuge, John
160
Fuller, G* .
5 °
Fust, S r Jn°, B l
57 6
a, e.
9
Gale, Isaac
546
Gale, Roger
S °4
Gane, James
369
Garrick, David
57 i
Gar way, Sarah .
246
Gascoigne, S r Thomas Bar 1
979
GatlifF, Dor:
203
Gaussen, Peter
744
le Gay, Ann
545
Gay, lohn
72
George I. *
43
Gibbs, Gaisford
746
Gilbert, Miss E,
999
Gilbert, John
404
Gilbert, M 1, Tho:
999
Gillam, Edv? d
662
Gittins, T. ,
144
Glaspole, Joseph
845
Glegg, John
758
God bold, De la riviere *
757
Godin, James
291
Godschall, Sarah
185
Golding, Sus a
136
Goode, B.
522
Goodeve, Edw:
598
Goodeve, Mary
598
Goodhand, S 1
797
Goodwin, Peter
767
Goodwin, Richard
S70
Goosey, Eliz:
921
Gordon, Geo;
306
Goulder, Rieh d
93 1
Govil, Rob t
182
Graham, Ch*
2 33
Graham, M r£ Isabela
906
Grantley, The R l Hon ble William,
Lord
1013
Gray, M r& Misey
8S1
Great wood, John
564
Greatw f ood, M,
564
Green, M.
403
Green, W. H. .
403
Green, Will™
710
Gregory, Anne «
4<>3
Grenville, Rt Hon, Geo: .
411
Griffith, M 1 * Dorothy
857
Griffiths, John *
970
Grigg, N. .
62 7
Grover, Sophia
427
Grover, Tho s
42 7
Guildford, Frederick, Earl of
1016
Gurdon, John
4
Gurney, J.
328
Gtirr, John
776
Gyse, Dame Ann
84
H., M, .
56
647
35 6
607
872
879
47
5»4
911
3 2 4
178, 256
97
33 i
3&3
59 1
897
415
681
645
755
484
345
*53
881
254
707
803
l 3 *
t 66
*33
636
1015
440
169
675
334
616
2 sO
841
959
163
3 5 7
325
542
421
602
926
71
3°4
821
706,735
3 8 s
895
45 6
73 1
194
95 °
372
322
2 78
Haggerstone, Jane
Hall, Edw d ....
Hambly, S. E*
Hammond, Peter
Hamond, Susan
Hamstenj John
Hance, Henry
Hankinson, Jane
Hanmer, Rog: .
Hannah, J,
Hannah, M. .
Hanne, Frances Arundell
Harborough, Eliz h Countess Dow r
Harding, Jam:
Hardman, lam:
Harford, Betty
Harman, Mary
Harmer, Samuel
Harper, Eliz: ....
Harris, Eliz: *
Harris, Mary .
Harrison, Eleanor
Harrison, Tho s
Hart, Denise ....
Hartley, Francis
Hartley, Jane .
Hartley, Kath:
Hartley, Leonard
Hartley, Leo d W m
Hartley, Margaret
Harvey, Mary .
Harvey, Sarah ,
Harwood, Tho 5 ....
Haskins, Issa: ....
Hassell, jane ....
Hatley, Mary ....
Hawes, Ann ....
Hawes, Tho:
Hayward, Rob 1 ....
Heard, Bridget *
Heard, Geo: ....
Hemans, WtU m ....
Henley, Sam: ....
Hesketh, Lady ....
Hetherington, Ann
Hewett, Ann ....
Hewett, John
Hewlet, Mary ....
Hey cock, Ann ....
Hibherdine, Eliz:
Hibbert, John ....
Hibbert, Tho 5 .
Hildyard, S r Robert D’Arcy, B l .
Hill, M r Cha 5 ....
Hill, Edw d ....
Hill, John
Hill, Joshua ....
Hillock, Mary Sibella
Hillock, Melvill
Hillson, Mary
No. of
Ring.
6 3
461
668
198
935
300
180
614
614
33 °
S80
35
159
1
73
226
268
33 2
59 2
646
5 r
826
1009
996
54
475
995
945
834
2,35
71S
355
125
867
r88
*57
26s
553
553
588
123
969
586
699
699
151
734
466
391
1007
99 1
494
34 1
487
682
389
389
376
Hilton, Marg* V. S. .
Hinch!iff, Sarah
Hinde, Henrietta
Hitchings, Cath:
Hodey, Humphrey
Hodges, Hercu:
Hodson, D T John Ep U5 Elphin 5
Holland, Tho:
Hollis, Tirrff
Holloway, Ann
Honan, Eliz:
Honner, Henry
Hooker, Step 11 .
Hookham, Jane
Hooper, Dorothy
Hopegood, Andrew .
Hopffer, Clement
Hopkins, Jn°
Hopkins, R d
Horner, Eliz:
Horsley, John .
Hotckis, Rev d Rich d
Howard, Eden
Howland, Ann
Howland, Frances
Howland, Josp 31
Hugill, Cath:
Hull, U Col Edward
Hulme, Sam 1
Humfreys, S r W m Bar.
Humphry, Marg*
Hnnneman, J, W.
Hunt, Dodington
Hunt, Eliz:
Hunter, Rev d Geo:
Hunter, John
Hurst, Eliz:
Hutchings, Charles
Ironside, Renj n
Ironside, Rob 1
Isaacson, W.
Ivatt, Rich d
Jabet, Catherine
Jabet, John Matthews
Jabet, Will m
Jackson, Sara
Jackson, Susannah
Jackson, Tho 5 Davis
Jackson, Will 1 * 1
Jacob, Harry
James, Jane
James, M.
James, Tho 5
Jarvis, W rn
Jellico, Tho 5
Jenkins, Alice .
Joachim, Sus h
Johnson, Mary .
Johnson, W m
Johnston, Andrew
No. of
Ring.
. 815
- 549
* 657
* 3 i 7
8
* 1 33
5
121
■ 774
. 187
* 3 2 7
. 702
* 493
196
* 659
■ 623
. [04
* 435
■ 499
* 57
. 96
. 666
. 618
126
. 771
. 771
. 282
. 980
. 407
, 87
■ 521
■ 785
■ 953
. 217
. 868
, 1012
. 865
. 886
. 916
916
■ 2 95
■ 305
. 690
690
. 690
94
824
* 7^5
- T 93
. 885
. 685
44
* 413
. 596
* 5°3
- 99
. 628
■ 3^5
* 65
* 779
Johnston* George Milligen
Jolliff, Cath:
Jordan, John
Jubb, Eiiz h
Jubb, Henry
Kaye, Sir John Lister Bart;
Kemble, Dan 1
Kemp, Elen
Kennedy, Mary
le Keux, Mary .
Keyt, Dame Agnes
Kilvington, Eliz:
King, The R E Hon. Peter Lord
King, Tho s
Kirby, Josh:
Kirby, Sary
Kirke, Mary
Knight, Mary
Knight, Ralph .
Knott, James
Knott, Jn°
Knott, Sarah
Lad broke, Ann
Laid man, Will 1 "
Lane, John
Lane, Theo:
Laney, Mary
Laney, W m
La tigrish, Reuben
Lannoy, James
Lauzun, John Daniel
Leach, John
Loath, Charles
Lee, John
Lee, Samuel
Leeds, Tho s , Duke of
Lefevre, Peter
Leggy, E.
Leghj Frances .
Legh, Geo :
Leigh, Theo: D.D.
Lempnere, Philip
Lennox, Ensign James
Leonard, Alex:
Lewington, James
Lintall, ' fho s
Lipyeatt, Will™ .
Lister, Tho:
Little, And w
Lloyd, Admiral *
Lock, Ann
Locke, Ma:
Long, Will 131
Longer oft, Tho R
Long worth, Mary
Lord, W m
Lott, Jane
Lovat, Si n L d
Loveday, Eliz: ,
Lowdell, Mary ,
No, of
Ring.
9 1 4
67
tI2
82 2
805
762
2 79
781
292
73 2
26
563
So
943
467
922
22
3*3
222
366
573
658
93^
642
773
98
^6 6
566
796
3°
S49
838
955
8,7
401
749
7*9
272
48
492
677
717
5 C S
68
556
9 1 5
3*3
283
446
869
606
IO9
241
5 T 4
35 T
29
81
164
663
825
No. of
Ring.
Lowes, Geo; . . . „ ,374
Lowes, S. . * . . .374
Lowth, Y e R L Hon e Matt w L d . * 230
Lowther, Esther . . * .641
Lubbock, Frances . 883
Lubbock, Sir John, Bar 1 . . x . 997
Lutton, Ann , * . . 517
Lynch, A r Forrest . * . . 629
Lyne, Mark . . . . ,892
Lynes, Hen* * 347
Lypyeatt, Mary.145
M., 1 .2
M., T. 3
M., W* ...... 33
Mach an, M 1 * Ann . 605
Mac hell, Harriot . , * .436
Machell, Rich d . 436
Macure, Maria . . , *936
Mad faces, Ann , , * .508
Mai Hard, Peter * * , * 31G
Maitland, Hon ble Pat: , * . 887
Major, S r John, Bart: . . .611
Makepeace, Ann * * . . 527
Malin, Eliz: < 426
Marchmout, Earl . . . 829
Mark, Rob* . * . * 190
Marriott, Henry . * , . 5 38
Marshall, Jane * , . * ,876
Martin, Cha s . . . . - 777
Martin, Edward . * , 83
Martin, Jane * * , * .242
Martin, Jn° , . * . * 360
Martin, Joseph ..... 505
Martin, Rob* . 839
Mar wood, James Thomas Bened ictus . 983
Mar wood, Joan . . . . .124
Mason, George ..... 64
Mason, Gervase . . .64
Mason, Grace ..... 64
Mason, Mary . . . . ,498
Mason, Sus: . . . . .110
Mason, Tho: * . . . .76
Masterman, Sarah . * . .442
Masterman, Will™ .... 708
Mather, Ro: ..... 60
Mathews, M. . , . , 365
Maude, Ann ..... 394
Maule, Ai lcJ . . . . *947
May, Janies . . . , .965
May, Mary.899
May, Sam 1 ..... 899
May, Tho s .933
Maynard, Will™ ..... 340
McDonald, H. . . . . . 550
M c Donald, Ja* . * . . 550
M c kay, The Hon bIe Col 1 & M re . . 412
Meggott, Sarah . . . . 323
Menu ret, Eliza . . , . ,770
Mercer, Will™ , , . * . 532
Mi crop, Mar 1 K. Van: . . . 488
Mills, M r A.
Mills, Miss E. .
Mills, M ra M. .
Mil ward, Nath 1 .
Mini he, Ann
Mitchell, David .
Molineux, Ann .
Montagu, Edward
Montgomery, George Hamilton * , 874
Moor, Jane . . . . , 175
Moore, Multitt.696
Moore, S r Rich: * 102
Moore, Will m . . . , *229
Morgan, Anne . 249
Morley, W m . * , , * 377
Morpott, Edw d . * . . *537
Morritt, Aaron ..... 809
Mortimer, Sarah , . . . 326
Morton, R d J. * . . . . 69S
Morton, Sholto Charles, 17 th Earl of , 472
Mott, Mary ..... 406
Mould, Tho s . . . , * 581
Mudge, John , 808
Mulgrave, Constantine John, Lord . 802
Munro, Sir Harry , . . .620
Murray, L t Col. L d Henry . . . 966
Murton, Nick* ..... 258
Musgrove, M rs Dorothy . . .686
Myers, Eliz: ..... 438
Mytton, Amie . . . . -309
Mytton, Mary . , , . .1023
Mytton, T. 294, 1002, 1003
Mytton, Tho s .... 293, 1020
N[apier], Ann , . , .721
Napier, Hon ble Ja & Arch d . . 721
Napier, John ..... 909
Neal, Ann , 630
Neat, Tho:.443
Needham, Jos: ..... 270
Needham, The Hon: Tho* . . 441
Negus, Betty Peggy . . . .585
Negus, Henry ..... 836
Negus, Mary . * , + „ 559
Nelson, Horatio, Viscount . . . 963
Nelson, Mary . . f . * 754
Nelson, William, Earl, Duke of Bronte 1025
Nevill, John.21
Newell, John . . . . .78
Newton, Jn° . . . . .63
Newton, Margaret . . , ,147
Noel, Baptist , . , . .202
North, Hon. Lady Bab: . . , 239
Nottidge, Anne. . . . .928
Nouaille, Anne . . . . , 342
Nouaille, Eliz: . . . . .962
Nouaille, Peter .... 303, 978
Oglethorpe, Mrs. Eliz; . . . 724
Old, John.52
Ommaney, Adm 1 . . . * 937
Orton, Tho s . . . . . 352
No. of
Ring.
999
999
999
486
648
948
1021
904
Osborne, Eliz: .
Osborne, Geo: .
Os we 11 , Eleanor .
Oswell, W m
Owen, A.
Owen, Sarah
Page, Rob 1
Pain, Dan 1
Palmer, Edw d .
Palmer, H.
Paris, Emeline Eliz:
Park, Eliz:
Parker, John
Parkin, John
Parrant, Charlotte
Pawley, Benjamin
Pay, Rich d
Peacock, Thomas
Peake, Daniel
Peake, Tho s Belsey
Peale, M rs Mary
Peale, Rich d
Pearce, Grace
Pearce, John Edward
Pearse, Lucy
Pearson, Mary ,
Peck, Mary
Peckford, John .
Peow, Abigail
Percy, Dorothy .
Percy, Philadelphia
Perks, Mary
Perrott, Rob :
Perry, John
Perry, Sarah
Perter, John
Pester, Frances
Peter, Charlotte
Peter, Henry
Petre, John Bcrney
Pett, Rich:
Better, Herbert .
Pew, Mary
Phillips, jane
Phillips, J n
Phillips, John
Piggott, Frances
Piggott, Robert
Pigott, Nat:
Pinkcott, Ruth .
Pirks, E.
Pirks, E d .
Pitts, Rev d John
P lomer, Lady
Plomer, Sir W m f K 3
Polerd, Sus a
Polhill, S:
Pollard, Mary
Ponton, Daniel .
Ponton, Martha .
No. of
Ring.
• 353
167
. 66 r
3°7 j 651
32
. 480
■ 557
■ 165
■ 396
• 152
• 569
502,804
, 889
. 150
• 37°
■ 730
. 106
. 840
. 660
• 660
• 850
• 693
■ 533
. IOI9
• 380
, 518
. 6l
454
34 3
788
788
75 *
132
689
422
211
4S9
353
177
1008
334
18
5°9
297
35
684
7or
S 3 6
92
704
79 1
791
813
893
984
267
93
741
534
977
Porter, Ann
No* of
Ring,
* 752
Ruspini, Chevalier
No. of
Ring.
989
Porter, Antv
* 418
Rutherford, James
929
Porter, Mrs, Jane
Porter, Mary
■ 7 6 4
S, J. . .
‘5
• 259
s., s.
2 53
Powis, Hen: A: Earl of
• 432
Sadleir, Rich d
IOO
Foynton, Walpole
■ 794
Salkeld, Ann
I 27
Pratt, Jane
• 528
Salkeld, Charles
525
Preist, Mary
. 896
Salmon, Lydia ,
237
Prichard, Rev d Thomas
■ 9 l 8
Salmon, Rob:
237
Priddle, Sar:
■ 273
Sand by, Will® .
925
Prime, Hannah, Lady
* 882
Sanders, Mat: *
1 55
Prime, S r Sam 1 , K L
- 5 2 9
Sanders, Sus:
*55
Prime, Tho:
. 46
Sanderson, S r Ja s , Bar 1
901
Proudfoot, Edw d
, 482
Sandford, Dan 1 *
595
Puffer, Geo:
* 927
San some, Cha 5 ,
924
Pull, Marg 1
* 3*4
San so me, Tho s & W 15
Sarjant, Mark .
a
814
Pyke, Geo:
I 9 I
922
Q earring ton, Tho fi
* 465
Saunders, Ann .
362
Quicke, John
• 5*3
Savidge, Rich d *
589
R., E. .
IO
Savory, Betty
908
Ractcliff, M rs Dorothy
• 778
Savory, Henry .
90S
Rail ton, Frances
• 637
Sawbridge, John Eli*
748
Rains ford, Harry
* 667
Sayer, Ann
913
Raven, Henry Richard
* 1023
Sayer, Reb a
Scatchard, Mary
587
Kawlinson, Geo:
* 866
346
Ray, Reb:
* 737
Scawen, Tho s
458
Reade, S r Jn°, Bar 1
Reed, H, ...
• 453
Scott, Tho 5
5 6 7 j
1000
* 66
Scrivens, Ann
858
Reeves, Barton
* 148
Seabrook, Marth:
7 39
Reynell, Elizabeth
* 143
Seaton, El 12:
697
Reynolds, Will*
« 349
Selby, Geo:
54 Q
Rhodes, Francis
• 835
Sell, Will*
3 11
Richardson, Dor?
• 90s
Sell on, Mary
140
Richardson, Grace
■ 471
Sewell, R l Hon : S r Thomas,
K fc *
665
Richardson, John Fletcher.
. 878
Sheffield, Penelope
723
Richardson, R eI
. 158
Shelton, Christ r
819
Richmond, Mary, Duchess of
■ s 75
Shephard, Cha:
170
Rickward, Sam:
41
Sheppard, Tho s
555
Ridge, Mary
782
Shillitoe, Eliz: ,
449
Ridge, Sam 1
782
Shillitoe, Tho 5 *
449
Rigby, Rich:
62
Show ell, John *
*
1 7 1
Rigden, John
• 679
Shrimpton, John
720
Rigden, Mary
. 679
Shute, Edward
760
Ringsted, Will 1 "
* 714
Shut tie worth, Jam 3
447
Roake, Rich d
* 410
Siely, Polly
674
Robarts, Nic:
* in
Simms, Eliz th
8n
Roberts, Tho s *
Robinson, Martha
■ S56
Simpson, Step* 1
673
* 45 2
Sizeland, T.
354
Rod bard, Sarah
691
Sizer, Mary
285
Roe, Chr 11
206
Skeet, Isaac
59
Roe, Nich:
95
Skeggs, John
289
Rogers, Ann
• 5 r6
Skeggs, Tho s John
289
Romame, The Rev d Will” 1
■ 855
Slater, Gilbert .
82 3
Rooke, Ann
• 795
Sly, Johannes
53
Rosyer, Rob 1
• 6 35
Small, Martha *
548
Rous, M 5 * Mary
610
Smart, Tho:
219
Rous, Tho s
, 420
Smeath, Susanna
344
Rous, W™
• 523
Smith, Albert
176
Row, John
600
Smith, Ann
172
Rushout, Lady Caroline
* 1004 |
Smith, Eliz:
86
No- of
No. of
Smith, Frances
Ring.
176
Terrey, Christ"
Thomas, Mary
Ring.
* 445
Smith, Johannah
469
208, 424
Smith, Sir Jn° B*
972
Thurlow, Edw d Lord
. 968
Smith, Mary
622
Tickner, Tho s .
. 863
Smith, Sarah
478
Tippetts, Mary ....
- 79 s
Smith, Tho s
469
Todd, Hen: .
■ 35 S
Smith field, Mary
sis
Toll very, Mary ....
■ 563
Smithson, Mich 1
604
'Pollvery, Thomas
• 563
Smithurst, John
142
Tomkys, Ann *
• 3 6 7
Smyth, Offley
54 *
Tomlinson William
• 397
Snowden, Cath:
186
Tompson, Ruth
Tonson, Jacob .
• Z 3 1
Somerscales, John
S48
* 363
Somerset, Edw d Duke of .
792
Toovey, W ln .
. 60I
Southcote, Joha s
146
Toplis, Mary ....
. 46O
Southey, Cannon
375
Tosier, Tho: ,
* 75
Spackman, Tho 5
37 *
Toulmin, John
• 593
Sparks, Isaac
729
Townsend, Hannah
2 r 6
Speary, John
280
r Pownsend, Rev d Meredith
. 941
Spend., Rob*
806
Townsend, Will" 1
, 205
Spencer, Jn°
49 1
Townshend, Cap: Tho: Brydes
■ 554
Spinnage, Lucy
2S6
Trafford, Eliza
. 711
Sparling, Stephen
957
Treadway, Mari
■ 103
Spur way, Grace
284
Truman, John
* 728
Spur way, Henry
284
Trusson, Francis
■ 7°3
Stain thorp, Jos:
871
"Pucker, Be 1 .
• 163
Standly, Sarah .
4*7
Tucker, Will: .
116
Stanford, Eliz:
428
Turner, Eliz:
• 373
Stead, W m
227
Turner, John .
* 976
Stevenson, Ann
481
Turner, Rachel .
• 97 6
Stonard, Jonathan
894
Turner, Will: .
Turton, John *
■ 470
Stradling, Edw:
232
■ 429
Stradling, Edw d
594
Twiss, General William
• 1015
Stradling, Eliz h
594
Underwood, Rich:
• 574
Stratton, Tho s ,
S61
Unwin, Mary .
• 998
Sturgeon, Philip
296
Vaughan, James
■ 736
Suckling, Anne .
368
Vaughan, Penelope
* 964
Suckling, Maurice
560
Vaux, James ,
• 49 6
Sumner, Rich d
652
Vernon, G. .
70
Sutherland, Kath:
i8r
Vernon, Sarah .
. S16
Sutton, Benj:
SOI
Visetally, Mary
• 263
Sutton, Charles Manners,
I):
D:
w„ I..
42
Archbishop of Canterbury
lOlS
W., P.
7
Sutton, Rich:
I37
Wackerburth, Eliz th *
■ 799
Sutton, Tho ft
82S
Waddell, Sarah
■ 847
Swann, Robert *
19
\ Waite, Dan: .
49
Symonds, E,
361
Waites, Rob 1 .
* 337
Sympson, F.
17
Wakeham, Nicholas .
• 942
T, F. - . , .
I I
Wale, Jn°
• 374
Tv J.
266
Wale, M rs ....
■ 793
Tallamy, I, ,
77
Wale, Rich d ....
• 274
Tanner, Ann
544
Wallis, Edw: .
• 745
Taylor, Cha s
35 o
Walpole, Rachel, Lady
, phi
Taylor, John
*45
Wals Ingham, Thomas, Lord
. I DO I
Teissier, Fran s .
57 o
Wanklin, William
* S 73
Tempest, Sir Henry Vane, Bari
988
Wan ley, Alice
* 477
Tempest, Stephen Walter .
670
Warburton, A. C.
. 786
Temple, Sir Rich d , K.G.
582
Ward, Jas:
* 55 *
Temple, Robert
224
Ward, Will" 1 ....
• 9°3
Templeman, Alice
617
Warde, Rich d ....
, 612
Ten is on, Dorothy
40
Warren, James
201
No, of
Ring.
Wathen, Han h . 339
Watkins, Janies . 43°
Watson, Leu 1 Ja s , ♦ . .654
Weatherby, Geo: * . * '579
Weatherby, Marg: . , « ,579
Weaver, Alice . . * * . 393
Webb, Jane . - * * .507
Welby, Penelope . * * ,414
Welch, Lady Hester . . , .1014
Wenn, Charlotte * - * * 633
West, Susanna . * ,320
Wheatley, Ja s 200
Whishaw, Eliz th * * * - 877
Whitbread, Sam 1 * * * ,994
White, Waller . 4$S
Whitelock, Joanna * . , .113
Whitfeld, Eliz: . - • 117* 9S2
Whitley, Marg: . 220
Whitmill, Paul * . . ,228
Whittenbury, Alice * * * - 511
Wickes, Marg: . * . . 631
Wickes, Will™ , . . * 631
Wight, Jn° . * - ' .13
Wight man, Mary . * * 753
Wigzell, Clarissa * - - * 62a
Wilkes, Ann . . . * ,184
Wilkes, Joseph . . . * - 512
Wilkinson, Eliz: . 384
Wilkinson, Rob 1 . . * . 7 X 3
Willats, Tho s . . * * * 7°5
Willday, Joseph * * . ,399
No. of
Ring.
Willday, Samuel * 399
Williams, S r David, R 1 898
Wilson, Sir Tho s M. Ear* . .1011
Wilton, Esther Ann . . . 974
Wilton, Rev: Sam 1 . - . * 55 2
Winckley, Nicholas . . , -577
Winstanley, Diana . . . .210
Winter, Philip . . . . * 473
W [ishart], Henry . * . ,649
Wishart, Katherine . . . . 649
Witheridge, Thom 5 . * . * 238
Withers, Eliz: . . * . -747
Wivell, Edward . . . . .16
Woodbridge, Maria .... 775
Woodmason Family , . . .632
Woodroffe, Marg 1 , . . ,156
Woodward, Sophia . . . , 531
Woolley, Ann . 639
Woolley, M rs Eliz: .... 639
Wortley, Will: ..... 408
Wray, Ann. 455
Wright, Dorothy . . . .82
Wright, EHz: . . . . .423
Wright, Han h . . , , .107
Wright, Rob 1 ..... S60
Wyatt, Eliz: . . . . .669
Wych, T. .763
Yallowley, Jacob .... 940
Yallowley, Reb a . . . .944
Yonge, Phil p , Rp of Norwich . . 655
Youick, Ann . . . . .687
INTRODUCTION.
i.
T HE custom of giving rings as a personal memorial is, as every
student of early Wills is aware, as old as the making of Wills
themselves* At first a legacy of intrinsic value to near relations,
in the course of time the gift of a ring becomes the especial recognition
of friendship or services required of executor and overseer. The
unfortunate King Richard II. in making his Will, on the eve of that
journey to Ireland, from which he returned to find his kingdom in the
hands of another, left “one golden ring” to each of the five bishops and
four great nobles he named his executors* Two hundred years later
William Shakespeare, in the well known Will signed at Stratford on
New Years Day (25 March 1616), gave and bequeathed “to Hamlet
Sadler 26 s B d to buy him a ring,” and made similar bequests to three
other Stratford friends, and to three of his “fellows,” Burbage, Heming
and Condell* In the 16th century the custom of giving rings grew
apace ; sums of money were left to be bestowed in rings and distributed
to friends unnamed, and such bequests are found as the following from
the Will in 1648 of Jaspar Despotin, a foreign physician settled at Bury
St Edmunds, “ ten rings of gold to be made of the value of twenty
shillings a peece sterling with a deaths head vpon some of them within
one moneth after my depture and to be disposed of amongst my friends
as my executrices shall thinke meet”
From the plain ring of gold of early times the Mourning Ring had
by the middle of the 17th century assumed certain features of a
distinctive character, and it is at this period that it becomes the
“Memorial” Ring of the present collection; that is to say, a ring
bearing a distinct inscription in memory of one who had departed.
Indeed, thq increase, if not the origin, of Memorial Rings may be said to
be due to the rings made for horror-stricken loyalists, and inscribed to
1
the memory of King Charles with such inscriptions as: “ Emigravit
Gloria Angli : Ja : the 30 1648”; the earliest ring in this collection bears
a date within four years of the king’s death.
The custom of giving rings spread rapidly, and the numbers given
soon became very great. Pepys records receiving several, generally in
his official character, one such instance will suffice. On March 29,
1669, he writes: “At Greenwich I come to Captain Cocke’s where the
house full of company at the burial of James Temple; here I had a
very good ring which I did give my wife as soon as I come home."
At his own death in 1703, 123 rings of various value were given
away, only eight of which were to near relations. Another significant
instance may be taken from the diary of Ralph Thoresby, the historian
of Leeds, “15 April 1702. Afternoon at the funeral of my excellent
and dear friend D r Thomas Gale, Dean of York, who was interred
with great solemnity ; lay in state, 200 rings (besides scarves to bearers
and gloves to all) given in the room where 1 was which yet would not
contain the company.”
In the following pages all references in Wills that have been found
to Mounting Rings have been given, a few of special interest may be
quoted here. It was often customary for the testator to refer to
separate lists of persons to whom rings were to be presented, these
lists are not always found with the Wills; two are given: William
Reynolds (No. 349) names 73 persons, including the ringmaker, and
George Hunter (No. 868) gives a list of 36 rings. Mrs. Elizabeth
Edwards (No. 47) names her relations, to whom she gives “a ring to
be enamelled with the day of my death, and marked E. E. in them
severally to be of the value of a Guinea.” It may be remarked that,
though the rings are enamelled, the initials and date are in accordance
with the older custom, engraved inside. Thomas Blake (No. 409)
wishes his rings to be “of one guinea value and to be made by
M r Jones.” The “immensely proud” Sir Samuel Prime, King’s
Serjeant-at-Law (No. 529), recommends to his son “to consider of
delivering fashionable Mourning Rings of the Value of one Guinea each
unto every such person as I shall mention or describe in a List of
Names,” and we note that the “fashionable” ring was of plain gold
enamelled with the name and date of death. Of another mind was
another Serjeant-at-Law, James Foster (No. 602), who desires “No Rings
to be given but to my Children.” The Rev. Daniel Sandford (No. 595 )
leaves the most precise instructions for every particular of his burial and
memorials; the ring to be given is to be “a neat Mourning Ring four
pennyweight and an half of Gold without the Enamel the Pattern of
that I had for my Mother or some neater Pattern so that the Letters may
be large and bought of the very maker and he to be a good hand,”
William Masterman (No. 708) apologises for possible neglect “ It may
happen from want of recollection I may have omitted the names of
2
persons to whom 1 might have wished in point of respect to have paid
the same compliment of Rings, My Desire is that my Executors * * .
make good any such omission/ 1 Sir James Sanderson (No* 901), an
ex-Lord Mayor of London, is typical of the views held on such rings
during the last years of the fashion, when he desires to give “good and
Substantial Mourning Rings " to the Court of Aldermen and others; and
the rings given were of good weight and hall-marked*
I N the descriptive Catalogue that follows, the rings have been
arranged in strict chronological order, and in this way the general
change in form and the prevailing fashion at any period can easily
be ascertained. Two rings only in this collection are of silver, and
these commemorate King George L
(No* 43), and his distinguished subject
John Gay, the poet (No* 72). All the others are of gold of varying
jvuiju degree of fineness, and for form and
ornamentation may be briefly divided
into four periods. The earliest period may be taken as ending with
the reign of Queen Anne* During this period the rings are as a
rule plain gold or gold enamelled in patterns that repeat the accepted
emblems of death : skeleton, spade and pick, hour-glass, cross-bones, etc.,
as may be seen in No. 30,
and the inscription is engraved
deeply on the inside of the
ring as in No* 4. There is seldom a separate
head or bezil, but in earlier examples it
took the form of a scull as in No. 5, or a
small box covered with crystal as in the ring made in memory of
Queen Anne (No. [4),
This period was followed for some sixty years by one in which the
prevailing characteristic is the inscription in raised gold letters surrounded
by black or white enamel. The use of these enamelled inscriptions seems
to have been introduced from France, and it is supposed was for many
years the work of French workmen; the earliest enamelled inscription
in this collection is of the year 1717 (No. 17); fine and exacting as
is the workmanship required for these inscriptions, in a few cases
more difficult tasks were accomplished, thus in Nos* 63 and 274 the
shanks are formed of two separate and intertwined inscriptions, and
in No* 53 the inscription is actually enamelled
within the ring.
o
The use of white enamel to commemorate the unmarried seems to
have originated in this period, the earliest example in the following pages
is the ring to Dorothy Tenison (No. 40), daughter of the Bishop of
Ossory, who died at the age of 15 in 1726. A further and beautiful
feature of the enamelled rings of the 18th century is the division of
the ring or shank into scrolls, of which two examples are here given,
Nos. 129 and 146. The heads as a rule are still small, and w r here not
formed of a single stone, contain crystals covering initials or a death’s
head. Occasionally, as in No. 66, it is shaped like a coffin, and contains
a skeleton in enamel, or an urn in black enamel set with small diamonds,
No. 125; perhaps the most beautiful ring of this period is No. 334,
the head of which is formed by an amethyst and four rose diamonds in
an openwork setting.
The most ornate period of rings comprises the last twenty-five
years of the 18th century, the leading feature of which is the large
marquise-shaped head with elaborate devices sometimes painted or worked
in hair on ivory, and at times formed in gold wire, seed-pearls, ivory and
enamel. These elaborate devices seem to have originated simply in the
practice of enclosing hair in the head of the ring. As the head grew
in size the small portion of hair was flattened and spread out, gradually
taking the form of a tree; in the year 1767 alone there are four such
trees formed out of hair. The next step was to introduce an urn or
tomb under the tree, which became willow-shaped; and then a figure,
at first female, and afterwards male, leaning over or seated by the tomb.
From this point the way was open to any device that fancy might
dictate, and we have, as in No. 590, an urn standing on a pedestal
formed with pearls, gold and ivory, a female figure seated beside it
beneath a willow, and above in the clouds a cherub, while the base of
the tomb is inscribed: “Heaven has in store what thou has lost”;
or with still less congruity a landscape with church, river and boat, as
in No. 516.
To this period also belong rings with portraits; the silhouette on
ivory of Henry Hance (No. 935), the miniature of Queen Caroline
(No. 1011) and the Tassie portraits of Dr. Yonge, Bishop of Norwich
(No. 655), and Edward Montague, a Master in Chancery (No. 904).
The final period of rings may be said to begin with the 19th
century; its leading characteristic is the size and massive value of its
products. The enamelled inscription is largely replaced by the words
4
BD ws lonu-TH u rloW'Ob; i 2 SEP: isotj- jC :7<?
“ In Memory of,” while the individual name is engraved inside. The
large head with elaborate device
again disappears, and its place
is taken by a small head with
enamelled coronet or initials, as
in No. 968. The only new form that this period can claim to have
introduced is that of the ring in form of a serpent; but as examples of
these are later than the year 1837, they have not been included in this
Catalogue.
III.
T HE present Collection of Memorial Rings is, we believe, the
first that has been made on any extensive scale, and this fact
may offer some excuse for calling attention to a few rings
that either in form or inscription appear of exceptional interest.
No. 23 is the only example of an armorial signet ring with memorial
inscription, and No. 34 also represents alone the large
class of decade or rosary rings with engraved head. Of
more personal interest is the Ring (No. 164) com¬
memorating the execution of Lord Lovat on Tower Hill; the
death of an old man, remarkable alike for his gifted personality and
unscrupulous service and betrayal of all parties, had attracted enormous
crowds, with the consequent fall of an over-burdened stand and several
deaths. “ The more mischief the greater sport ” was the old man’s
comment, but before he suffered, with a keener appreciation of what
was still possible, he murmured the words “ Dulce et Decorum est pro
patria mori ” which are engraved on the ring. One example at least
of the rebus ring finds a place in this collection in No. 235, where
the arrangement of stones signify “ Regard,” The inscription on Ring
No. 272 is of interest, “E Legge born 3 Sep 1670 aged 84,” and
refers to the Hon ble Elizabeth Legge, second daughter of Admiral
Lord Dartmouth ; it is only to be supposed that the ring was made
in the lifetime of the elderly lady to allow of a personal distribution
to her friends; her death took place six years later at the age of ninety.
It has been found that in several cases the date given on a ring
does not correspond exactly with that arrived at from other sources,
nor is it claimed that the ring date is always correct, indeed some
instances have been noted where it is obviously at fault, as in Ring
No. 756, where the date of Lady Castlehaven’s death is given as
29 July 1798 instead of 31 July 1789. On the other hand, William
Oswell, sometime Mayor of Shrewsbury, rests in his parish church of
5
St* Alkmund, beneath the inscription which tells that he died 15 July
1763 (No. 661), while the Memorial Ring (No. 307) gives the correct
date 16 August 1763.
The sense of national loss that overshadowed the glory of Trafalgar
finds expression in the Ring that commemorates the great Admiral
(No* 963), In addition to the initials N B and Trafalgar,
the Ring is inscribed "Lost to his country Oct 1 ’ 21 st 1805T
and added thereto the proud Nelson motto " Palmani qui
meruit feratA
Of much interest too are rings that commemorate cat as trophies in
private life. No. 632 with its miniature of seven cherubs 1 heads speaks
still of the Leaden hall Street fire in the City of London, by which seven
small children lost their lives, and No. 918 recalls a boating accident on
the lower Thames and the drowning of six persons. More
terrible still was another river accident, by which a boat was
wrecked at Rochester Bridge in 1816 (No. 999), and all on
board, including ten children, were lost
easily be understood that Memorial Rings cannot contend
with wedding and engagement rings in variety of posy or motto; in
early rings " Memento mori ” occurs again and again, and in later times
"Not lost but gone before ” is most frequent; in this collection however
some thirty varieties of motto have been noted; few will
commend themselves to modern taste, although in conclusion
we would like to dwell on the pathos of the “ Remember me ”
of the Princess Amelia (No. 981), and call
passing attention to the phoenix revelling in
the flames of No. 506, with its scarcely appropriate
motto : “ Be ye also ready."
BOWER MARSH.
Grove Park Press,
1 July igo8.
CHARLES II.
Charles tbe isetonti.
(jo January 1649 to 6 February i68j.)
i. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton, spade and pick,
hour-glass and cross-bones. [Maker’s initials, J. C.] Engraved
inside :
Betty Harford ob: 19 June 1653 JE 52.
2. Plain gold, chased with a skull. Engraved inside :
I. M. October y e 14, 1662.
3. Plain gold, chased with a skull. [Maker’s initials, R. C.] Engraved
inside :
Prepare to follow T M ob. 19 feb 79 *
4. Plain gold, chased with a skull. [Maker’s initials, R. M.]
Engraved inside:
John Gurdon Esq: ob* 9 Sept: 79.
HoHn §itTdo7t 8ejtt:7p
John Gurdon of Assington, co, Suffolk, esquire (eldest son of Brampton Gurdon
of the same, by his ist wife, Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of Edward Barrett of
Belhouse in Aveley, co. Essex); M.P, for Ipswich 20 March and 26 October
1640 (Long Parliament); married Anne, daughter of Sir Calthrop Parker.
Will dated 20 June 1677, proved 4 October 1679 (P.C.C. 129 King) \ John
Gurdon of Assington, co. Suffolk, esquire. To my wife Anne Gurdon for life my
mansion house of Assington Hall and the advowson of Assington Vicarage. Sons
Nathaniel Gurdon and Philip Gurdon, My grandchild Anne (eldest daughter of
Nathaniel Gurdon) at 18* Son Brampton Gurdon, Son Barrett Gurdon. Son-in-law
M r John Gould, merchant, and his wife, my daughter Son-in-law M r John Joliffe and
his wife, my daughter. Son-in-law D r Thomas Jacomb and his wife, my daughter.
Eldest son Robert Gurdon. To my grandchildren, children of my son Nathaniel of
Woodham in Essex, John, Elizabeth, Amy and Judith, Sister Joyce Gurdon of London,
widow. Sister Gurdon of Letton in Norfolk. Brother and sister Saltonstall, My
brother Robert Guidon's two sons James and John and their sister Ann, Residue
to wife Anne, executrix with son Philip,
7
JAMES II.
3ame0 ttje JS>econt>.
{6 February 1685 to 11 December 1688 .)
Massive gold, enamelled in black, with head in form of a skull.
Engraved inside:
D r Jo: Hodson Ep“ s Elphin* obijt: Feb: i8 tb 85.
DEPOSITUM JOHAN IS HODSON
nuper ELPHININSIS EPISCO-
n QUI OBIJT 1S 0 FEBR Ij
ANNO DOMINI 1685
ET AETATIS SUAE 77
MIC RE QUI ESC IT
IN SPE REA-
TAE RESUR¬
RECTI¬
ON IS.
Inscription on the wall of the Chapter Room of St. Marys Cathedra /, Elphin .
Bishop Hudson's Endowment School Opened February i st 1869.
This School House was erected and the institution is maintained from the Moiety of
the proceeds of certain lands in die County of Cavan* which were invested in the trustees
(and the gift subsequently confirmed by will bearing date July 2 2 ,ui 1685),
By John Hodson Then Bishop of Elphin.
41 To and for the maintenance of a Grammar School in the townc of Elphin that
shall from time to time be allowed and approved of by the Bishop of Elphin for the
teaching and instructing of the children of the inhabitants of the said towne teaching
such of the children of the said towne whose parents are poor gratis/'
Inscription on a marble slab in the Schoolroom of Bishop Hodsons
Grammar School , Elphin .
Will dated 22 July 16S5, proved 11 May 1686 ( Prerogative Court of Ireland ):
To be buried in the chancel of the Cathedral of St. Mary's, Elphin. To his wife lands
in England commonly called Westcrosby, in the parish of Hodson* co. Buckingham, for life,
and then to his grandson William Hodson and his heirs, &c,, his grand-daughter Abigail
Madden, &a, and to his right heirs. Lands in co. Cavan purchased from M r James
Hamilton, commonly called the “purparty of Dromuck,” conveyed 20 th June last to
Benjamin Fletcher of Jamestown, co. Leitrim, esquire, William Handcock of Twy, co.
Westmeath, esquire, Anthony Cope, Dean of Elphin, and Samuel Hodson, Prebendary
or Ballintubber, co. Roscommon, and other lands in Manor of Dromuck, to pay ^20
yearly to son William Hodson, after his death to grandson William Hodson and his heirs,
and for want of such heirs to son Daniel Hodson and right heirs for ever. Writings in
custody of Thomas Hodson, Apothecary in Cheapside, London. Son Henry Townley.
Son Daniel Hodson, guardian to grandson William Hodson. Son Benjamin Fletcher.
Son Edward Madden. Grand-da ugh ter Elizabeth, eldest daughter of said Daniel.
Blayney Townley. My two Brothers, Kinsman Simon Furdon. Daughters Townley,
Elizabeth Fletcher and Abigail Madden. Wife executrix. Sir Robert King, Daniel
Hodson, Henry Townley and Edward Madden, overseers. Signed Jo : Elphin,
Arms on seal: A chevron between three martlets,
I I
HttUtam tlje Cfrtrti.
(28 December 16Q4 to 8 March IJ02.)
6 . Gold, chased with a skull and foliage. Engraved inside:
T. B. ob l 12 Jari 1700 aeta 90.
Found at A fa idem, Fssex,
15
QUEEN ANNE.
<Ruem &nnr.
{8 March 1702 to i August 1724,)
7. Gold, originally enamelled in black with a skeleton. [Makers
initials, 3 k Engraved inside :
P: W: Esq ob* 3 Sep* 1704 aeta 48.
8. Plain gold, chased with a skull. [Maker's initials, W. W.] Engraved
inside :
H- H* ob: 20: Jan: 1706.
$£#£06:2o- J : 77 z 6
“Humphrey Hodey y D.D. 3 Archdeacon of Oxford r , died January 20, 1706, buried in
Wadkam College Chapel.” (“ Monumenta Anglieanaf VoL I, page 122.) Son of
Richard Hody, Rector of Odcombe, co. Somerset; born 1 January 165! ; of Wadhani
College Oxford, matriculated 10 March 167Scholar 28 September 1677, B,A, 1679,
M*A. 1682, B.D. 1689, D.D. 1692, Fellow 4 July 1685, Sub-Warden 1689; Domestic
Chaplain to Stilling fleet, Bishop of Worcester, and Archbishops Tillotson and Tenison ;
Rector of S c Michael Royal and S t Martin Vintry* London, 1695, Regius Professor of
Greek at Oxford 15 March 169I-, Rector of Monks Risborough, co. Buckingham, 1701,
Archdeacon of Oxford 1 August 1704. Besides controversial writings against the
Non-jurors, he published “ A History of English Councils and Convocations, fcc.f and
“ De Bibliorum Textibus Originalibus, tkcP He married Edith Daniel, who died in
1736. He died on his way to Bath, and was buried in Wadham College Chapel. (See
“Dictionary of National Biography f Vo/. XX VIJ., page 77.)
By his will dated 19 November 1706, with codicil dated 20 January iyo-J-, proved
3 April 1707, by his relict Edith Hody (P*C*C. 86 No ley ) y he founded ten Exhibitions
at Wadham for the study of Greek and Hebrew, and bequeathed “to the University of
Oxford such of my books as the public library wants.” To the parish of Odcombe
“where I was born,” of S* Michael Royal and S l Martin Vintry “where I was lately
minister,” and Monks Risborough “where I am now an unworthy minister” 00 each
for apprenticing poor children, “The copies of 4 De Textibus Bibliorum Originalibus'
which remain unsold to be disposed of beyond sea, and none be sold in England
besides those perhaps of larger paper.” “ My wife, the Warden and the six senior fellows
of Wadham College to be joint executors, and 1 allow to the said Warden and six
senior fellows a Ring apeice of twenty shillings price,” He mentions his brothers Arthur
and William Hody, his wife's mother and sister, Ann Daniel and his niece Ann Daubeney.
19
In the codicil he refers to a settlement made on his sister-in-law, Ann Daniel, by
deeds, “and afterwards by advice of Counsell I cancelled the same deeds again, not
being valid in law being of my owne makeing and understanding noe forme but my
Will standeth yet in being although of my owne makeing, and I now being taken ill and
not like to continue long here and not havcing my will by me to revoke or alter the same.”
me JACET
HUMPHREDUS HODY S.T.P.
GR/EC/E LINGU/E PROFESSOR REGIUS
ARCHIDIACONUS OXON.
REVERENDISSIMIS DOMINIS
D. JOANNI TILLOTSON
D. THOM/E TENISON
A SACRIS DOMESTICIS ET
HUJUS COLLEGII QUONDAM SOCIUS
QUI OBI IT
JAN. 20 A.D. 1706
EDITH UXOR OBIIT NOV. 28, 17 36.
Wadham College Chapel.
9. Gold, enamelled in black. Engraved inside :
E G ob 19 May 1710 ast 29.
10. Gold, heart-shaped head with a facetted crystal, beneath which is
some hair. Engraved at back of head with the initials E. R.
and a skull. Shank engraved :
Na 22 Oct. 95. Ob: 27 May 1710.
11. Gold, enamelled in black with a skull. [Maker’s initials, 5ft. J 3 L]
Engraved inside :
F T ob 26 Nov 1710 set 58.
12. Gold, set with a facetted crystal, behind which are the initials
M. C. in gold wire. Inscribed inside :
M : C ob: 23 Dec. 1710 aeta‘ 24.
20
13. Gold, enamelled in black, with skeleton, cross-bones, spade and pick.
[Maker’s initials, fiSL] Engraved inside:
Jn° Wight ob 18 Feb 1713 set 49.
Will dated 7 July 1713, proved 27 February 17 i£, by Margaret Wight, relict, the
executrix: “ I John Wight of S l Martins in the Fields in the County of Middlesex
gentleman.” To my niece Mary Wight ^500 at age of 18. To my nephew
William Wight land in Southall, co. Middlesex. To my cousins Robert and Isaiah
Wight and Ann Jackson twenty shillings each to buy them rings. My late brother
William Wight. Residue to my wife Margaret, sole executrix. Trustee: Martin
Killigrew, esquire. (P.C.C* 43 Aston.)
14. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which are the initials A. R. with
a crown in gold wire and a small skull in enamel. Engraved
inside :
A. R. ob: 1 Aug st 1714 aged 50.
Preserved in the original ivory box . This ring belonged to
Colonel Henry Murray , and tv as formerly the property
of his great-aunt^ Miss Elizabeth Mona Murray , a
granddaughter of John, 3rd Duke of Aiholl . Miss
Murray of Milverton Hill , co, Warwick , died <p February
i88q; Colonel Murray was one of the residuary legatees .
Second daughter of James, Duke of York, by his ist wife Anne Hyde, daughter of
Edward, Earl of Clarendon \ born at S* James 3 Palace 6 February i66i; married at
the Chapel Royal, S* James 3 , 19 July 1683, Prince George, brother of Christian V.,
King of Denmark ; ascended the throne 8 March lyof* crowned at Westminster Abbey
23 April 1702, (See “ Dictionary of National BiographyVo I. I, page 441.)
“Her most Sacred Majesty Anne Quen of Great Britain , France and Ireland, &c.,
died at Kensington in Midi\ Aug , i, 1714 cetat. 30 was buried the 24 th of the same
Month in King Henry Vlltlis Chapel, WestminsterP (“ Monument a Anglicanaf
VoL I, page 288.)
21
GEORGE I.
George t fje jFtm.
(7 August 1714 to 11 June 1727.)
15. Plain gold. [Maker’s initials, <$,] Engraved inside:
J. S. ob 5 June 1715 ast 57.
16. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton, hour-glass and cross-
bones. [Maker’s initials, <$.] Engraved inside :
Ed: Wivell ob* 14 Feb: 1716 aet 59.
[Edward Wivell (son of Edward Wivell by his ist wife, Elizabeth, daughter of Henry
Pearson of Richmond, co, York, esquire, and great-grandson of Sir Marmaduke Wyvill
of Eurton Constable, co, York, ist baronet) was aged 8, 19 August 1665,]
17. Gold, with head set with a crystal between two pearls. The shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
F. Sympson. Ob* 19. Oct: 1717. JEt: 20.
25
18. Gold, with oval head engraved with initials M. A. H. The shank
enamelled in black, with cross-bones, skeleton, spade and
pick. [Maker’s initials, ||. J.] Engraved inside :
Herbert Petter ob 10 Apr 1718 aet 48.
19, Plain gold, chased with a skull. [Maker’s initials, 'th J?*]
Engraved inside :
R Swann ob 24 May 1718 JE t 76.
JK. Jh/ctnn oh 2&rtr<iij \y/$ jilt
Robert Swann, the elder, of Newton, eo. Cambridge, gent; buried at Newton
27 May 1718*
Will dated 23 May 17r8, proved 21 October iyrS, by son Richard Swann, clerk,
sole executor: Eldest son Robert Swann. Daughter Ann HalL Daughter Farrill and
her son William Farrilh “As to the moneys my now wife had ere my intermarriage
with her, whether lodged with her uncle M r Robert Sy nip son, clerk, or his son
M r Rowland Sympson, I never had or received one farthing.”
P. C, C. 200 Tents on.
20. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skull. Engraved inside :
M : D: ob. 9 Avg. 1718, aet 25.
21. Gold, chased. Engraved inside:
J Nevill ob 11 Nov 1719 aeta 69.
“ John Nevill, gent: buried Nov : i6 ,h 1719.” {Registers of St. Peter’s, Nottingham.)
Will dated 29 August 1719, proved at York: Eldest son John, second son George
Langford, third Nathaniel, youngest Samuel. Daughters Judith, Alary and Elizabeth
Nevill. Sister Sarah Bristow and her husband, and their sons Isaac and John.
Sister M" Mary Collin. Brother George Langford, gent. Residue to wife Elizabeth
Nevill, sole executrix.
York Wills , Vol. 74, fo. 268.
26
22. Gold, set with a crystal between two rose diamonds, enamelled in
black:
Mary Kirke ob: 18 May 1720 JE X 81.
Mary Marshall, widow of Thomas Kirke of S l Giles 1 , Cripplegate, London, skinner;
buried at S fc Giles 1 , Cripplegate, 21 May 17 20.
Will dated 29 April 1719, proved iS (?) May 1720, by daughter Mary Carter, widow,
sole executrix ; Son Thomas Kirke and his sons Thomas and John. Grand¬
daughters Mary and Sarah Kirke. Grandson Gerald Kirke. Niece Judith Marshall,
grand-daughter of brother John Marshall. Cousin Susannah Coltson, daughter of
cousin Edward Massam. Cousin Josiah Bithray of Cloth Fair, tailor. Cousin Mary
Bradley, daughter of cousin Solomon Pen, deceased, and her sister Jane Plollindeo.
F.C.C* in Skaller,
23. Gold, set with a cornelian, on which is engraved a coat
of arms: Ermine, on a chief or, indented, three
escallops. On the back of the head is engraved
“ Die. Due. Fer. Fac.” and inside the shank:
M B ob. 25 Aug: 1720 ^Eta 47.
24. Gold, set with crystal between two rose diamonds, enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Andr. Colwell ob . ♦ Sep 1721 ae 47.
Eliz: Colwell ob 19 Feb 1721 ae 46.
25. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Mary Castreet ob 27 Sep: 1721 ae: 64,
27
26. Gold, head set with a crystal, beneath which is a skull in enamel.
Shank enamelled in black, with a skeleton and the words
‘‘Memento mori.” Engraved inside:
Dame Agnes Keyt ob 28 Dec 1721 aet 55.
fflamzdgriejtfg/to&23 5)ecj/2J <xl$ s
Agnes Clopton of Teddington, co. Gloucester, eldest daughter of Sir John Clopton
of Clopton, co. Warwick, knight, by Barbara, only daughter and heir of Sir Edward
Walker, knight; married 19 August 1687, William Kyte, esquire (3rd son and heir
apparent of Sir William Kyte of Ebbrington, co. Gloucester, baronet), who died
31 October 1702, thirty days before his father; by Royal Warrant dated 5 June 1704,
she and her children were granted title and precedency that would have been due to
them had her husband survived his father. Administration granted 21 February 172J,
to her son Sir William Keyt, baronet
P.C.C.
27. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skull and foliage. [Maker’s
initials, Engraved inside :
B. Cook ob* 18 Apr. 1723 set 81.
28. Gold, set with crystal, beneath which is a skull in enamel, between
two diamonds. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
B: Brookes: 3: Sep: (1)723: JE : 34.
29. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
W m Lord ob: 19 Dec: 1723 JE : 52.
William Lord of Northweald, co. Essex, gent; buried in the churchyard at Hatfield
Broad-Oak, co. Essex, 21 December 1723.
Will dated 8 August 1718, proved 3 January 172-^, by Thomas Clarke: “To be
buried in Hatfield Broad-Oak Churchyard near my ancestors.” To my brother John
Lord “ Bucklars ” in Great Hadham, co. Hertford, with reversion to my nephew Simon
Thurgood. To my niece Elizabeth, wife of M r John Spiltimber, £200. To my sister
Elizabeth Thurgood, all my furniture, &c. To my good friend M r William Moyce a
Gold Ring of twenty shillings value. To my cousin Nathaniel Marshall £4 yearly.
Residue to my brother M r John Lord, joint executor with M r Thomas Clarke of London,
linen draper. 10 Bolton.
28
30. Gold, enamelled in black, with skeleton, pick and shovel, hour-glass
and cross-bones. [Maker’s initials, §(, ®.] Engraved inside :
J: Lannoy Ar ob 13 Jan’ 1723 set 38,
“An eminent Turkey Merchant. He lay in state at his house at Hammersmith, and
was buried in the Chapel there in a very sumptuous manner. The procession being
lighted by 200 Wax-tapers,” (“British Journal2j January 1724I)
James Lannoy of Hammersmith, co. Middlesex, esquire (only son and heir of
Sir Timothy Lannoy of Hammersmith, knight, Turkey merchant, by his wife Elizabeth,
daughter of James Burkin of Mincing Lane, merchant); married Jane, only daughter
of Thomas Frederick of Westminster, esquire, and sister to Sir John Frederick,
rst baronet She remarried (as his 2nd wife) with James, 2nd Duke of A thole, and died
in London 13 June 1748, aged 55. He was buried at Hammersmith 28 January 172^
Will dated 1 July 1719, proved 17 January 172J, by Jane Lannoy, relict: “To be
decently interred in the Vault under my Few in the Chappell of Hammersmith.”
My uncle John Burkin, his lady, his son James Burkin, and two daughters Elizabeth
and Mary. My uncle Samuel Burkin. My aunt Treadway, My aunt Wade. Cousin
Jane Cook. My mother M ra Leonara Frederick and her daughter Leonara. To my
old servant John Boileau, periwig-maker in Pall Mall, who served me faithfully in
Germany, ^50. Residue to my wife J ane Lannoy, sole executrix,
P.C.C . it Bolton.
3F Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Geo: Davey ob: 2 Apr: 1724 IE : 76.
32. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton, spade and pick, hour-glass
and cross-bones. [Maker’s initials, W. ($.] Engraved inside :
A Owen ob* 4 May 1724 set 63.
33. Gold, small oblong crystal head, beneath which is a skull in enamel.
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
W: M : dyed ye 23 Sep 1724.
29
34 -
A
rosary ring of gold, having the head engraved
Inside is engraved:
R l in P ce Mar h 27 1725.
35. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton and the words
“Memento mori,” [Maker’s initials, A. M.] Engraved inside:
Jam: Harding ob; 25 Jun: 1725.
C&/J7J '.Jfarbiny ab: zsjitn: i72s-
36. Gold, set with a square crystal, behind which is a skull. The
shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Sam, Burkin arm: set: 57, 1726.
He was the son of James Burkin of Mincing Lane, London, by Jane, daughter of
John Lethieullier of London, merchant, and brother of John Burkin.
HERE I.YETH THE BODY OF
SAMUEL BURKIN, ESQ.
WHO DIED JULY THE 20 th
1726,
AGED 57.
Arms,— -Argent, a fesse gules*
Inscription on a black marble ledger stone in the pavement of the
chancel of Watlington Churchy co, Norfolk .
37* Gold, chased with a skull, &c Engraved inside:
W m Aldersey ob* 23 July 1726 aet 68.
38, Gold, enamelled in black, with a skull and scrollwork. [Maker’s
initials, W. J.] Engraved inside:
John Cooke ob 4 8 Sep 1726 aet 47.
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39* Gold, head set with a square crystal, beneath which is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
A: Croke ob: 27 Nov: 1726 aet: 69.
He was born 23 July 1657 ; of Wad ham College, Oxford, matriculated 26 March
1675, Scholar 29 September 1676, Fellow 4 July 1682, Sub-Warden 1691, IIA. 1678,
M.A, 168 r; Rector of Hartwell 1694*
“ Here lyeth the body of Alexander Croke, Rector of Hartwell, in the County of
Bucks, second son of William Croke, Esquire, of Chilton. He married Jane, the third
daughter of Anthony Eyans, Esquire, of Bagbrooke, in the County of Oxford, by whom
he had issue two sons and three daughters. He dyed November the XXVII in the
year of our Lord 1726, in the 69 th year of his age.”
Inscription in the Chancel\ outside the Communion rail
in Chilton Churchy co* Buckingham.
40, Gold, set with emerald-coloured paste, and enamelled in white in
five scrolls. Inscribed:
Dor: Tenison ob 8: Jan 1726 JEt: 15.
Dorothy Tenison, daughter of the Rt. Rev. Edward Tenison, D.D + , Bishop of
Ossory, by his wife Anne Searle; baptised at Canterbury Cathedral 13 March 171-^- ;
buried in Canterbury Cathedral 11 January 172^ Administration granted (P,GC.)
27 February 172^.
LYTTLETON
DOROTHEA ET SOPHIA TENISON
EDOARDI ET ANN£ FILI/E
HIC EXPECTAMUS RESSURRECTIONEM.
Inscription on pavement of the South-West Transept
of Canterbury Cathedral\
41* Gold, with the initials S. R. under glass. Shank enamelled in
black, with a sword, across which are the words “Memento
mori,” a skeleton, a crown and cross-bones. Inside is engraved:
Sam Rickward ob 24 Feb 1726 ae* 75,
42. Gold, chased. [Maker’s initials, UK*] Engraved inside r
I W Gen s ob* 27 May 1727 set 75.
43. Silver, set with a square crystal, behind which is a skull. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
BgHag aEBgSBBgg^BiBBI
Engraved inside :
G: R ob' 11 June 1727 aet 68.
o&*
George Lewis (eldest son of Ernest Augustus, Elector of Hanover, by Sophia,
daughter of Frederick Palatine, King of Bohemia, by Elizabeth, daughter of James I.);
born at Osnabruck 28 May 1660; succeeded his father as Elector of Hanover 23 January
169^; married 21 November 1682, Sophia Dorothy, daughter and heir of George
William, Duke of Zelle ; ascended the throne x August 1714, crowned at Westminster
Abbey 20 October 1714; died at Osnabruck 11 June 1727, and buried in the Palace
Vaults at Hanover.
“Wednesday, June the 14 th an Express, dispatch'd by the R* Hon ble the Lord
Viscount Townsend with the melancholy news that his Majesty King GEORGE fell ill
upon the Road to Hanover and died at Osnabrug ri th June in the 68 Lh Year of his Age
and in the 13 th of his Reign,” (“ Maw son's Obits”)
George tfje Useronti.
(u June IJ2J to 2g October i/6o>)
44. Gold, set with a crystal between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
M • James • ob • 12 • Aug • 1727 • se: 67.
45. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
T • Coats • ob: 13 • Aug: 1727: set: 80.
Thomas Coates of Aclc, co. Norfolk ; buried at Aclc 16 August 1727.
HERE LYETH THE BODY OF
THOMAS COATES, GEN 1
WHO DEI iT THIS LIFE Y k 13™ OF AUG.
1727
AGED 80.
Arms, —A fret; on a canton a lion rampant. Crest.— A coot.
Inscription near the font in Acte Churchy co . Norfolk ,
46. Gold, set with a piece of white onyx. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Tho • Prime • ob • 20 • Nov ■ 1727 • aet • 66.
“1727 Nov: 20. Dy J d M T Thomas Prime of Comhill, Attomey-at-Law and one of
the Commissioners of Bankrupts.” {“Historical Register ” Diary , page jj )
Nov, 24. M r Tho 6 Prime, Attorney, in the middle Isle under the great pew,”
(Registers of St Peter's, CornMIL)
Married Hannah Bridge, daughter of John Bridge of S* Michael’s, Comhill, London,
Citizen and Weaver; marriage licence (Vicar-General) dated 3 August 1691, she then
aged about 19 ; she was buried in S t Peter's, Comhill, 29 January 1714.
Will dated 10 May 1726, proved 27 November 1727, by son Thomas and daughter
Hannah Prime, the executors: To be buried in S l Peter's, Comhill, near my late
wife. “ I leave to my executors to whom to give Rings and mourning.” To the poor
of Normanton, near Darby, where I was born, ^5. Niece Sarah Prime. “To my
son Nathaniel my Green Stone Ring sett with diamonds.” “To my son Joseph
my little Blew Stone Ring, and unto my son John my yellow Stone Ring.” “To my
Brother and Sister, Hodgkinson, Brother Nathaniel Prime's Widow Anne, and Brother
Bennett and his wife, and to Brother Shaw, and to every of them a Ring of Twenty
Shillings value to wear in Remembrance of me.” My daughter Frances, My sons
Thomas and Nathaniel and my daughter Hannah are now of full age. “To my friend
M r Matthew Hobson a Ring of twenty shillings to wear in Remembrance of me.”
27 November 1727. Harding Tomkins of S* Clement’s Lane, London, gent, and
Francis Beyer of S* Peter’s, Comhill, gent, swear to the writing of the will
5 b
P. C. C. 2? 3 Parra nt .
47. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, ($. Engraved
inside:
E E ob‘ 2 Dec 1727 JE' 73.
Elizabeth Mytton, daughter of Henry Mytton of Shipton, co. Salop, esquire, by
Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Thomas Powys.
“1727. Dec: 6. M re Elizabeth Edwards p. S l Leonards in Bridgenorth, wid.”
{Registers of Shipton , co . Salop.)
Will dated 26 November 1724, proved 25 June 1728: “To be decently buryed in
the Chancell of the Parish Church of Shipton in the said County of Salop as near to
the body of my late dear Mother as conveniently may be, at the discretion and charge
of my loveing Brother Thomas Mytton of Cleobury North in the said County of Salop,
Esquire.” “ My Corps be attended by Eight Ministers to the place of my Buriall, and
that they have Silk Hatbands, Scarves and Kid Gloves.” To my said brother Thomas
Mytton lands in Milson, co. Salop, on trust to pay an annuity of £5 to each of his
daughters, Elizabeth, Ann, Amy and Martha Mytton, and to my niece Elizabeth Brayne,
and of 10 s to the poor of the parishes of Milson and Shipton. To my niece Rebecca
Wollaston one guinea for a ring. “To my brother Henry Mytton, Esq: to my sister
Anne Mytton, & to each of my nephews, Henry & Thomas Mytton, sons of my brother
Thomas, I give a Ring to be enamelled with the day of my death, and marked E. E.
in them severally, to be of the value of a Guinea, and I give Rings of like sort to
M r Francis Bayly, Minister in Bridgenorth, to M rs Jane Rusbury, Widow, and William
Hazlewood, Towne Clerke there.” “To my said Neece Amy Mytton my Gold Watch
and Case of Tweesers.” Residue to my brother Thomas, sole executor.
P.C.C. 777 Brook.
48. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skull, and the inscription :
F • Legh • ob‘ • 17 • Feb • 1727 • aet • 57.
Frances Legh, daughter and eventually heir of Piers Legh of Birch, co. Lancaster,
by Abigail his 2nd wife, daughter of John Chetwode of Oakley, esquire; born 9 June,
baptised at Warrington, co. Lancaster, 30 June 1670; married her cousin Peter Legh
of Lyme, co. Chester, esquire.
FRANCES
DAUGHTER OF PIERS LEGH OF BRUCH ESQ. AND
ABIGAIL HIS WIFE ORDER'D THIS MONUMENT TO BE
ERECTED IN MEMORY OF HER FATHER AND MOTHER AND
OF PIERS LEGH HER HALF BROTHER BY A FORMER WIFE
SHE WAS BORN JUNE THE 9™ 1670
AND
DIED FEBRUARY THE 17™ 1727
SHE MARRIED PETER LEGH OF LYME ESQ.
AND WAS INTERR'D IN THE BURYING PLACE OF THAT FAMILY
IN WINWICK CHURCH
THE SUMS GIVEN BY THIS LADY TO PIOUS AND
CHARITABLE USES WERE AS FOLLOWS
TO THE SCHOOL OF DYSI.EY IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER IOO 1
TO THE CHARITY SCHOOL BEHIND TRINITY CHAPLE IN THIS TOWN IOO 1 '
TO THE POOR OF.D° IOO L
TO THE POOR OF POOLTON AND FEARNHEAD 50 L
TO THE POOR OF NEWTON 30 r '
ALSO FOR TWO SERMONS TO BE PREACHED ANNUALLY AT THE
PARISH CHURCH WARRINGTON AND TRINITY CHAPLE 20 s EACH.
Inscription on a marble monument on North wall of the cha?icel
in the parish church , 1 Farrington, co. La?icaster.
3b
49 - Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Dan: Waite * ob: 12 * Apr: 1728 * set: 66.
“1728 April 10 Dy'd Daniel Wait, Esq: an eminent Grocer of London who had
been Sheriff of the Counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon,” ( H Historical Register n
Diary, page 22i)
Will dated 6 May 1726, proved 16 April 1728, by son Daniel, sole executor:
“ I Daniel Waite, Citizen and Leatherseller of London.” Lands in Toft Hardwick,
Hinton Caldecott, Great Eversden, co. Cambridge. To my son Daniel Waite. Daughter
Mary, wife of James Steward the younger. My dwelling house at Smithfield Barrs,
co. Middlesex. My house at Cheshunt. The jewels my late wife Sarah wore.
To Joshua, Benjamin and Jeremy, sons of my sister Fenn, at 21. Cousin Olive Luke,
daughter of John and Dorcas Luke. My sister Elizabeth Hinton. Sister Rebecca, wife
of Robert Fenn of Bedford, “ haberdasher of Hatts.”
P.C.C. ijo Brooke .
S $
50. Gold, set with a crystal Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
G * Fuller ■ ob • 8 • August * 1728 • aet • 57.
51, Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton, hour-glass and cross-
bones. [Maker’s initials, (ly. $.] Engraved inside :
Tho a Harrison ob’ 14 Sep 1728 aet 65,
3(ar-rJ/Sn 55 jysi 8 ce6 6$
“1728 Sep: 15. Dy J d M r Thomas Harrison, Register of the Exchecquer Office.”
(**Historical Register n Diary, page joi)
u i6S6 Aug 20. Thomas Harrison of S* Martin-in-the-Fields, Midd. Goldsmith,
bach r ab l 22, and M ra Elizabeth Seym or of S* Mary Wool noth, Lond, Sp r ab* 21, with
consent of her father M r Thomas Seymor at S* Martins Outwich.” (Vicar-General.)
Will dated 13 September 1728, proved 25 September 1728, by Elizabeth Harrison,
relict, sole executrix: To my daughter Margaret the gold watch, chain and two seals,
which she wears. To son Thomas my silver watch. u To my Lord Masham, my Lady
Masham, and to M r Masham my Lord's brother, to each of them a Ring of a Guinea
value and to my Lord his son another.”
On 25 September 1728, Elizabeth Harrison of S t Bride’s, London, widow, swore
to having received the will on the 13 September. P C C 266 B h
52. Gold, set with three rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
John. Old. arm: ob: 6. Mar: 1728.
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53- Gold, head set with an almondine garnet between six rose diamonds.
Enamelled in black inside shank. Inscribed:
Johannes. Sly. ob: 14 - Apr: 1729 * set: 63.
Outside shank is engraved:
“1729 April 19. M r John Sly, Dorrmgton Street.” (Registers of St. James’,
Clerkenwell)
Will dated 28 April 1723, proved 21 April 1729, by Mary Sly, relict, sole executrix:
“ I John Sly late of S L Clement’s Danes, co. Middlesex, and now of Woodfordj co.
Essex,” £C To M r Walter Baynes of the Cold Bath, S l James’, Clerkenwell, twenty
guineas, and to his wife Elizabeth Baynes a Bing of Twenty Shillings.” Residue
to Wife Mary. RC.C. 118 Abbott.
54. Small gold, set with a single cut old stone diamond. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Kath: Hartley • ob: 3 ■ Junij * 1729 • aet: 34.
55 - Gold, set with a crystal, behind which is a skull in enamel
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
J. Burkin - arm : ob : 9 - Jun: 1729 * aet: 76,
John Burkin of Burlingham, co. Norfolk, esquire, son of James Burkin of Mincing
Lane, London, by Jane his wife, daughter of John Lethieullier of London, merchant j
married istly Elizabeth, daughter of John Mingay of SaxIngham, co. Norfolk, esquire,
by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of John Tuttle, and endly Sarah, relict of Sir Robert
Nightingale of Newport, co. Essex, knight. lie was the brother of Samuel Burkin (see
No. j6 t page go), and was buried at Burlingham ti June 1729,
HERE LVETH THE BODY OF
JOHN BURKIN WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE 9 th OF JUNK
A° 1729
AGED 76.
inscription on si ah in St Peter $ Church, Burlingham , co . Norfolk.
M ill dated 27 July 1728, proved 18 July 1729, by Lady Sarah Nightingale, alias
Burkin, relict, sole executrix: Nephew Burkin Everson. Daughters of my nephew
John Hansard, by his first wife. Grand-daughters Sarah Burkin, jemima Burkin, Mary
3 «
Hatchinson. Niece Jane Cooke, Nephew Clement Breton. John Fowlc of Brome,
co. Norfolk, esquire. To James Burkin, my son, and Thomas Fowle of Brooke, co,
Norfolk, LL.D., ^ioo, for a school in Burlingham. My sister Ann Wade* I am bound
by bond dated 14 November 1722 to Samuel Burkin of Blofield, co* Norfolk, esquire,
James Burkin of Gray's Inn, gent, and Thomas Mighels of Lowestoft, merchant, and
Robert Clarke of Bungay, co* Suffolk, tanner, the Interest of A 1 ? 000 to be paid to
Gregory Clarke the younger of Blundeston, co. Suffolk, clerk, and my daughter Elizabeth
Burkin for their lives. Gregory Clarke lately died without issue (Rev. John Tanner his
executor). Lands descended to me as heir of my brother Samuel Burkin deceased.
I also recommend to my executrix the giving at her decease to my daughter Elizabeth
Clarke the diamonds which were formerly her mother's. Administration granted 9 May
1730, to James Burkin, esquire, son and administrator of Lady Sarah Nightingale,
alias Burkin. p c c lgg ABotf
James Burkin of Mincing Lane, =j=Jane Leihieullief, daughter
London, merchant of John Lethieullier.
Samuel
Burkin,
died 20
July 1726.
(See Ring
No. 36,)
1
Elizabeth Mingay,— John Burkin,
daughter of John died 9 Jan-
Mingay. 1st wife, uary l 7 f
A
—Sarah, relict of Sir
Robert Nightin¬
gale of Newport,
co. E ssex. 2 nd w 1 fe*
Sir Timo thy=pE 1 i zabeth.
Lannoy.
James Lannoy, died=Jane Frederick, daughter of
13 January 172J* Thomas Frederick. She married
(See Ring No. 30.) 2ndl ) r James, Duke of Athol).
56. Gold, chased and enamelled in black.
Engraved inside:
o
[Maker’s initials, W. |
M: H : ob: 25 Aug: 1729 : 72.
57. Gold, set with a crystal, behind which is a skull in enamel.
Shank chased and enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, T. C.]
Engraved inside:
Eliz: Horner: ob : 26: Oct: 1729 aet 70.
58. Gold, head set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five
divisions. Inscribed:
I: B ob: 25 Dec 1729 ae 1 35.
Bought from the Betti son family of Lynn , co. Norfolk.
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59-
Gold, set with ;i crystal.
Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Isaac ■ Skeet • o: 4 Jan: 1729 ■ aet: 32.
60. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, D. M.J Inscribed:
Ro: Mather ■ J : C t,ls ob: 5 0 Jan : 1729 aet: 29.
“•tM- Jan : 6. Dy’d Robert Mather of the Inner-Temple, Esq: Barrister-at-Law,
and Fellow of the Royal Society." {“Historical Register ’’ Diary , page 7.)
61. Gold, set with a garnet. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Mary • Peck • ob: 27 • Jan : 1729: aet: 50.
62. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Rich : Rigby ■ Ar : ob : 31 • Oct: 1730 ■ aet: 51.
Will dated 18 August 1730, proved 19 November 1730, by Anne Rigby, relict, sole
executrix: Richard Rigby of Mistley, co. Essex, esquire.' To wife Anne, Mistley Hall
for life. Brother-in-law George Barker and Charles Grey of Colchester, esquire, to be
trustees for son Richard. Daughters Anne and Martha. Nephew Edward, son of
brother James Rigby. “To Sir Charles Wager, knight, and Sir John Eylks, brother
James Rigby, brothers-in-law John Stewart and George Barker, kinsman Jonathan Perrie,
friends Edward Pratts, esquire, and Charles Gray, a ring of twenty guineas value."
Second probate granted r July 1743 , on death of Anne Rigby.
P. C. C, jij A uber*
THIS IS ERECTED
TO THE MEMORY OF
RICHARD RIGBY ESQ KF
WHOSE BODY LIES BURIED
IN’ A TOMB IN THE OLD CHURCH YARD
BELONGING TO THIS PARISH.
HE WAS A MAN ENDOWED WITH MANY
CHRISTIAN VIRTUES
WHICH MADE HIM A KIND HUSBAND
A GOOD FATHER AND A BENEFACTOR
TO ALL MANKIND AND PARTICULARLY TO TINS PARISH.
HE DIED ON THE 31 s1 OF OCTOBER 1730
IN THE FIFTY FIRST YEAR OF HIS AGE,
FELIC 1 R ESU R R EOT J ON IS 5 PE.
Inscription on ike wall at the West end 0/
Mistley Church, co, Essex,
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63. Gold, head with a garnet between two diamonds. Shank of two
intertwined scrolls enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Jn° • Newton ob: 25 Dec: 1730 as: 40.
Jane Haggerstone ob: 20 Mar: 1750 as: 56.
64. Gold, head set with three diamonds. Shank enamelled in black in
four divisions. Inscribed :
George Mason ob: 4 • Mar: 1730 • $: 67.
On the shank are also engraved the inscriptions :
Gervase Mason ob 25 Oct 1718 aet. 28.
Grace Mason ob 28 Aug* 1720 aet. 56.
Gervase Mason of S* Andrew Undershaft, London, Administration granted
(P.C.C.) 8 November 1718, to his father George Mason.
65. Gold, set with a brilliant and two rose diamonds equidistant,
enamelled in black in three scrolls. Inscribed:
W m Johnson ob: 14 Apr: 1731. aet: 78.
66. Gold, head set with a coffin-shaped crystal, beneath which is a
skeleton in enamel. Shank enamelled in black, with a crown,
elongated skeleton and an open book, on which are the words
“Memento mori.” Inside is engraved:
H Reed ob 1 9 June 1731 JE : 63. Eliz : Reed.
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‘ 6 f. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in five divisions. Inscribed:
Cath jolliff ob 26 Jun 1731 aet 35.
“1731. July 3 rd . Katherine the wife of John JollifTe, Esq r .” {Registers of
Horsham , co. Sussex.)
Catherine Michell, daughter of Robert Michell of Petersfield, co. Hants, esquire, by
Theodosia his 2nd wife, daughter of the Hon ble George Montague of Horton, co, North¬
ampton, and sister of Charles, Earl of Halifax - baptised at Petersfield in 1695; married
John JolifFe of Petersfield, esquire. She died s.p., and was buried at Horsham, co. Sussex,
Administration of Catherine Joliffe, alias Michell, of Petersfield, granted 30 July
1731, to her husband John Joliffe, esquire.
68. Gold, head set with a square crystal, beneath which is a skull in
enamel. Shank enamelled In black in five divisions. Inscribed :
Alex Leonard ob 28 June 1731 set 70.
Alexander Leonard buried at Battle, co. Sussex, a8 June 1731.
Will dated 17 September 1730, proved 10 June 1732, by Thomas Philcox, surviving
executor: “ Alexander Leonard of Battell, co. Sussex, yeoman,” Kinsman William
French of Ore, co. Sussex, husbandman, and his sister Mary French, Thomas Philcox
of Battle, mercer and tallow chandler, and his children. “To William Davis of Battle,
stonecutter, to alter the Grave Stones of my fathers grave, and make them of the
same fashion and kind as M r Gilbert’s are, and likewise to put up stones upon the Grave
that I shall be buryed in of the same Sort and in the same manner.” To M re Mary
Skinner and Hobbs one guinea apiece to buy them rings. To M rs Philcox, wife
of Thomas Philcox, to the wife of John Hull, to Mary Hammond (daughter of
Samuel Hammond), and to Anne Luff, wife of Lawrence Luff, one guinea apiece to
buy Mourning Rings with to keep in remembrance of me. To Thomas Philcox, to John
Hull of Battle, butcher, one guinea apiece to buy each of them a mourning ring,
and I make them joint executors. p q q ^ Bedford
69, Gold, enamelled in black in six divisions. Inscribed:
Dame Anne Clarke ob: 21 Jan 1731 aet: 67.
“Dame Ann Clarke wife of Sir Sam 1 Clarke, Mer ch * from London. Jan: 28.
Mid Chancel.” (-Registers of St. John's^ Hackney , co, Middlesex.)
Wife of Sir Samuel Clarke, knight, Lord Mayor of London. I-Iis will dated 20
November 1732, proved 15 December 1733* by son Samuel Clarke (P.C.C. joy Price).
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L
70, Gold, set with coloured paste between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in white in three divisions. Inscribed:
G. Vernon 1731. set 27,
71. Gold, enamelled in black,
Engraved inside :
J. Fowle Arm ob 9 Nov 1732 aet 66,
John Fowle of Broome, co, Norfolk, esquire, son of John Fowle of Norwich,
Barrisfer-at-Law, by Sarah his wife, eldest daughter of Sir George England of Great
Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, knight, and relict of William Burton; born 17 November 1666;
married Mary, daughter of John Mingay, who was born ay September 1665* He was
buried at Broome,
m. s,
JOHANN IS FOWLE ARMIGERI
IIUJUS MANERII, DUM VIXIT DOMINI,
QUI,
REM FAMILIAREM PRUDENTIA SINGULARI,
REM PUULICAM RECTA MUNERUM A©MINISTRATIONE,
CONSERVAVIT, AUXIT, ORNAVIT ;
NATOS 17 ° DIE NOVEMBRIS A° 1666,
PER SEDECEM ET QUOD EXCURRIT, LUSTRA
PROSPER A TAM VALETUDINE QUAM FOKTUNA CONTINENTER USDS
TANDEM
ANNUM GERENS jETATIS LX VI
MORBO CORREPTUS IMPROVISO ST ATI M OCCUBUIT
DIE IX° NOVEMBRIS A° 173a;
ET MARIAS CONJUGIS OPTIMA,
JOH ANN IS MING AY ARMIGERI FILIAL,
QUAE
EXIMIAM FORM AM MIRA INGENII SUAVITATE COMMENDATAM,
MORIBUS ANTIQUIS, VENUSTIS, PI IS,
SUPRA MODUM HONEST AVIT
NAT A a 7 ° SEPTEMBRIS AN° 1665
QUUM VIT/E LONGIORIS SPEM JUCUNDAM FECISSET,
INTER VENIENTEM E CASU PARUM NOTO LANGUOR EM
DIU ALT ATE TEN ERA CONST ANTI ANIMO TULIT ;
AFFLICTO DEMUM CORPORE DUM MENS ERECT A VIGUIT,
PROPINQUIS VALEDICENS AD SUPEROS LUBE NS EMIGRAVIT,
MAGNO SUI DESIDERIO REUCTO.
PARENTIBUS OPTIME DE BE MERITIS
PII LI HER I SUPERS KITES
JOHANNES ET THOMAS FOWLE ARMIGERI
ELIZABETH IA NATHAN IELI ACTON ARMIGERO NUPTA
ET MARIA 1 NNUPTA
M O E R EN T ES POSU ER E -
Inscription in Broome Churchy co , Norfolk .
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72. Silver, enamelled in black in four divisions. Inscribed:
Iohn • Gay: ob: 4 Dec 1732: ae: 48.
Preserved in the original shagreen case.
“ 1723. Dec: 23. John Gay, Esq : in the South Cross.” ( Registers of Westminster
Abbey.)
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 2 January 173I, to his sisters Catherine Buller
and Joan Fortescue.
John Gay, poet and dramatist, youngest child of William Gay of Barnstaple,
co. Devon; baptised at Barnstaple Old Church 16 September 1685. (“ Dictionary of
National Biography ,” Vol. XXI., page 83.)
LIFE IS A JEST: AND ALL THINGS SHOW IT,
I THOUGHT SO ONCE : HUT NOW I KNOW IT.
OF MANNERS GENTLE, OF AFFECTIONS MILD;
IN WIT A man; SIMPLICITY, a child:
WITH NATIVE HUMOUR TEMPTING VIRTUOUS RAGE,
FORM’D TO DELIGHT AT ONCE AND LASH THE AGE:
ABOVE TEMPTATION, IN A LOW ESTATE,
AND UNCORRUPTED, EV’N AMONG THE GREAT;
A SAFE COMPANION, AND AN EASY FRIEND,
UNBLAM’D THRO’ LIFE, LAMENTED IN THY END.
THESE ARE THY HONOURS ! NOT THAT HERE THY BUST
IS MIX’D WITH HEROES, OR WITH KINGS THY DUST ;
BUT THAT THE WORTHY AND THE GOOD SHALL SAY,
STRIKING THEIR PENSIVE BOSOMS—HERE LIES GAY.
A: POPE.
HERE LYE THE ASHES OF M k JOHN GAY,
THE WARMEST FRIEND,
THE GENTLEST COMPANION,
FAVOURITE OF THE MUSES,
HE WAS LED BY THEM TO EVERY ELEGANT ART,
REFINED IN TASTE,
AND FRAUGHT WITH GRACES ALL HIS OWN.
IN VARIOUS KINDS OF POETRY,
SUPERIOR TO MANY,
INFERIOR TO NONE.
HIS WORKS CONTINUE TO INSPIRE,
WHAT HIS EXAMPLE TAUGHT,
CONTEMPT OF FOLLY, HOWEVER ADORNED ;
DETESTATION OF VICE, HOWEVER DIGNIFIED;
REVERENCE FOR VIRTUE, HOWEVER DISGRACED,
THE MOST BENEVOLENT MAN ;
WHO MAINTAINED
INDEPENDENCY,
IN LOW CIRCUMSTANCES OF FORTUNE;
INTEGRITY,
IN THE MIDST OF A CORRUPT AGE :
AND THAT EQUAL SERENITY OF MIND,
WHICH CONSCIOUS GOODNESS ALONE CAN GIVE,
THRO’ THE WHOLE COURSE OF HIS LIFE.
CHARLES AND CATHERINE, DUKE AND DUCHESS OF QUEENSBERRY,
WHO LOVED THIS EXCELLENT PERSON LIVING, AND REGRET HIM DEAD,
HAVE CAUSED THIS MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED TO HIS MEMORY.
Inscription on a marble monument by M. Rysbrack on the South wall
of the South Transept ( Poets' Corner), Westminster Abbey.
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Shank enamelled in black
73. Gold, head set with a square amethyst,
in five divisions. Inscribed :
Mary Harman ob: 29 Dec: 1732 set: 50*
74, Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a skull in enamel, between
two rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in black in seven
divisions. Inscribed:
Rob Bene arm ob 27 May 1733 set 80.
ROIC RENE ESQ:
DIED 27 MAY 1733
AGED So.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ROBERT RENE ESQ!
WHO WAS BORN AND DIED AS IS MENTIONED ON YE MARBLE
NEAR THIS PLACE WHICH COVERS HIS REMAINS.
THESE TWO PERIODS OF LIFE ARE COMMON
TO HIM AND TO ALL MEN,
BUT HE HAD MANY VIRTUES
IN WHICH HE HAD NOT MANY PARTNERS,
HIS INDUSTRY RENDERED HIM WEALTHY,
HIS INTEGRITY, LIBERALITY AND MUNIFICENCE ESTEEMED
HIS AFFECTION TO HIS FRIENDS,
AND HIS BENEVOLENCE TO ALL MEN BELOVED,
AND HIS DEATH LAMENTED.
THESE EXCELLENT QUALITIES
WHICH ADORNED HJ$ LIFE RECOMMENDED HIM
TO THE FAVOUR OF HIS FELLOW CITIZENS
AND HE WAS ELECTED ONE OF YE SHERIFFS
IN THE YEAR 1694,
ALDERMAN 1708, MAYOR OF THIS CITY
AND ONE OF THE REPRESENTATIVES IN PARLIAMENT 17 1Q.
AS HIS EXAMPLE IS WORTHY IMITATION,
LET THIS SHORT BUT TRUE
R 1 -: & IE M B R A N C E EX CITE L AT EST POST E R IT Y
TO FOLLOW SO GOOD A PATTERN.
Inscription on the South side of the chancel of the
church of St. Martin-at-Oah, Norwich .
75. Gold, head set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in black in five divisions. Inscribed:
Tho: Tosier ob: 4 June • 1733 as* 78.
(Buried.) “1733. June 8. Thomas Tosier of Greenwich ,**
(Registers of Lee , co, Kent.)
Will dated 2 December 1729, with two codicils dated respectively 7 June 1731 and
2S June 1732, proved 5 June 1733, by Grace Tosier, relict: Thomas Tosier of East
Greenwich, co. Kent. To grandson Thomas Tosier my estate in Calstock, co. Cornwall,
at 2i, his mother to have management till then. Brother Henry Tosier and his
children. Sister Elizabeth Knight and her children. Sister Willmet Stentyford's two
daughters. Residue to wife Grace Tosier, sole executrix. To be buried in Lee
Church, (1st Codicil ): “To M r John Brighter a Ring value a Guinea/'
RC.C 187 Price.
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76 .
Shank enamelled
*
Gold, head set with a cluster of rose diamonds,
in black in five divisions. Inscribed:
Tho Mason ob 5 Aug: 1733 ae: 74.
August 5. “Tho. Mason, sen. of S' Mary Axe, Esq.” ( Gent’s Mag., Vol. III.,
page 438.)
“ 168J Feb: 18. Thomas Mason of Allhallow’s, Bread St: Lond: Leatherseller,
Bach r abt: 27, & Jane Justice, Sp r abt: 21, with the consent of her father Edmund
Justice of Sutton, co. Berks, at S' Giles’, Cripplegate.” (Vicar-General.)
Will dated 21 September 1732, proved 22 August 1733, by son Nathaniel Mason:
“ I Thomas Mason, Citizen and Leatherseller of London.” Meadow at Stratford-on-
Avon to my son M r Nathaniel Mason. To my eldest son M r Thomas Mason all
the plate mentioned in a book written by my late wife. Grand-daughters Elizabeth
and Jane Mason. My brother M r Nathaniel Mason and sister M rs Elizabeth Mason
of Stratford-on-Avon. My nephews M r Thomas Mason of New Inn and M r Bartlett
Mason. Son M r Nathaniel Mason, sole executor.
P.C.C. 226 Price.
77. Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, behind which is a skull in
enamel, between two rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in
black in two divisions. Inscribed :
I • Tallamy • ob 18 • Nov • 1733 ae 8.
78. Gold, head set with a square crystal, beneath which is some hair.
Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls. I ascribed :
John • Newell ob: 21 • Nov 1733 aet 81.
79. Gold, head set with a square facetted crystal. Shank enamelled in
black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
Susanna Bishop ob: 31 • Dec 1733 • ae • 72.
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8 o. Gold, enamelled in black in five divisions. Inscribed:
The * R* Hon Peter Lord * King ob: 22 * July 1734 * ae* 65.
Peter King, son of Jerome King of Exeter, co. Devon, Grocer, by Anne his wife,
daughter of Peter Locke; of the Middle Temple, B arris ter-at-Law, 8 June 1698;
M.P. for Beer Alston 1700-15; Recorder of Glastonbury 1705, Recorder of London
1708 ; knighted 12 September 1708; Chief justice of the Common Pleas 14 November
1714, Lord Chancellor *725-33; created Baron King of Ockham, co. Surrey,
2 g May 1725; married in September 1704, Ann, daughter of Richard Seys of Bovertoil
Court, co. Glamorgan. He was buried at Ockham 29 July 1734. (“Dictionary of
National Biography” VoL XXXL t page 144 .)
Will dated 26 February 173% with codicil dated 15 November 1732, proved
8 August 1734, by Ann, Lady King, relict: Settlement dated 23 March 1725, on
marriage of my eldest son John King with Elizabeth Fry. My second son Peter
King, Third son William King. Fourth son Thomas King. My house in Norfolk
Street, S c Clement Danes 1 , to my wife for life. Daughter Elizabeth King. Daughter
Ann King. To Sir Francis Henry Drake £ 10 to buy a ring in memory of me. Wife
sole executrix. “To be buried at Ockham in the day time without escocheons.”
P,C.C\ iSj Ockham .
DEPosrruM
PETRI DOMINI KING,
BARONIS DE OCKHAM.
HE WAS BORN IN THE CITY OF EXETER OF WORTHY AND SUBSTANTIAL PARENTS,
BUT, WITH A GENIUS GREATLY SUPERIOR TO HIS BIRTH.
BY HIS INDUSTRY, PRUDENCE, LEARNING, AND VIRTUE,
HE RAISED HIMSELF TO THE HIGHEST CHARACTER AND REPUTATION,
AND TO THE HIGHEST POSTS AND DIGNITYS.
HE APPLYED HIMSELF TO HIS STUDYS IN THE MIDDLE TEMPLE ;
AND TO AN EXACT AND COMPLEAT KNOWLEDGE IN ALL THE PARTS AND HISTORY OF THE LAW,
ADDED THE MOST EXTENSIVE LEARNING, THEOLOGICAL AND CIVIL.
HE WAS CHOSEN A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS IN THE YEAR 1699;
RECORDER OF THE CITY OF LONDON IN THE YEAR 1708;
MADE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COMMON PLEAS I714, ON THE ACCESSION OF K. GEORGE I.;
CREATED LORD KING BARON OF OCKHAM,
AND RAISED TO THE POST AND DIGNITY OF LORD HIGH CHANCELLOUR OF GREAT BRITAIN, 1 725*
UNDER THE LABOUR AND FATIGUES OF WHICH WEIGHTY PLACE
SINKING INTO A PARALYTIC DISEASE, HE RESIGNED IT NOVEMBER 29, I733;
AND DYED JULY 22, 1734 , AGED 65.
A FRIEND TO TRUE RELIGION AND LIBERTY.
HE MARRIED ANNE, DAUGHTER OF RICHARD SEYS, OF BOVERTON, IN GLAMORGANSHIRE, ESQUIRE ;
WITH WHOM HE LIVED TO THE DAY OF HIS DEATH IN PERFECT LOVE AND HAPPINESS,
AND LEFT ISSUE BY HER
FOUR SONS, JOHN, NOW LORD KING, PETER, WILLIAM, AND THOMAS ; AND TWO DAUGHTERS, ELIZABETH
AND ANNE.
Inscription on monument on the North side of Ockham Church , co. Surrey .
81. Gold, set with an hexagonal-shaped crystal. Shank enamelled in
white in six scrolls with skull, cross-bones, spade and pick,
winged hour-glass crown and tombstone. Engraved inside :
Jane Lott ob. 14 Jan. 1734/5 *t. (heu mors) 16.
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82. Gold, head set with an oblong diamond. Engraved inside :
Dorothy Wright ob 1 i Feb: 1734 aet: 23.
83. Gold, head set with a crystal, beneath which is a plait of hair and
gold wire. Shank enamelled in black in three scrolls.
I ascribed :
E: Martin ob: 5 ■ Feb 1734 ■ aet: 49.
Buried at Winwick, co. Northampton, 19 February 173^
Will dated 28 October 1734, proved 11 April 1735, by son William Martin, sole
executor: Edward Martin of Win wick, yeoman. Wife Mary. Son Edward Martin,
Daughters Rebecca, Sara, Joan and Ann, Son-in-law John Goodes and Elizabeth his
wife. Son William Martin. Grandsons Edward, John and William Coslyn.
P, C, C. *?6 Duck .
84. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed;
Dame * Ann Gyse ob : 22 Feb: 1734,
February 22. “The Lady of Sir John Guise of Gloucestershire , Bart. Daughter and
Coheir to Sir Francis Russel of Worcestershire , Bart.” (Genii s A fag ,, VoL P*, page 10J .)
Anne Russell, daughter and coheir of Sir Francis Russell of Strensham, co. Worcester,
3rd Baronet, by Ann his wife, daughter of Sir Rowland Lytton ; married istly Richard
Lygon of Madresfield Court, co* Worcester, who died s.p., aged 49, 15 April 1687;
married 2ndly, as his 2nd wife, Sir Henry Every of Egginton, co. Derby, 3rd Baronet,
who died s.p., aged 56, in September 1709; married srdly, as his 2nd wife, Sir John
Guise of Elmore, co. Gloucester, 3rd Baronet (marriage licence [Woreester] dated
2 January r71^), who died, aged 54, 16 November 1732.
85. Gold, head set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair, between
two rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed :
J" Phillips ob: 29 May 1735 * aet: 73.
86. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, M. C.]
Inscribed :
Eliz: Smith ob: 2 Oct: 1735 aet: 52.
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87. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a skull in enamel,
between two small rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in black,
with a skeleton and a spade and pick crossed. [Maker’s
initials, (&. <$.] Engraved inside:
S r W m Humfreys Bar ob 26 Oct 1735 set 84.
“William Humphreys esq: Sheriff of London 1705, Kted at S l James* 26 October
1704. An oylman in the Poultry, Lord Mayor 1715 & baronet*” {Le A r em .)
Sir Will. Humphreys , Knt. and Bart* Alderman of the Ward of Bridge without,
Father of the City, Colonel of the Green Regiment of Militia, and one of the
Commissioners of Greenwich-Hospita.L'' {Gentis Mag ., Voi. ¥., page 620 .)
Sir William Humphreys as Lord Mayor entertained King George L at the Guildhall,
and was created a baronet 30 November 1714; M.P. for Marlborough 27 January 171J
to 10 March 172L He married istly Margaret, daughter of William Wintour of
Dymock, co. Gloucester, esquire, and sndly Ellen, relict of Robert Lancashire of
London, merchant.
Will dated 27 November 1731, with codicil dated 28 April 1733, proved 13
November 1735, by grandson Robert Humphreys: Expense of funeral not to exceed
^400. Grandson Robert Humphreys. Granddaughter Mary Humphreys. Wife
Dame Ellen Humphreys. If my grand-daughter Mary marry with consent of her
Aunt Booth of Hackney £10,000. Grand-daughter Ellen Wintour Humphreys, Son
Orlando Humphreys, esquire, and his wife Ellen. My sister Mary Booth. Sister
Sneed, To my friend and counsel Nathaniel Pigott of the Inner Temple, London,
esquire, ^50. To George Baker a Ring of Twenty Shillings value. Executors :
grandson Robert Humphreys, grand-daughter Mary Humphreys and Sir William
Thompson, Recorder of London. { Codicil) : Grand-daughter Mary Humphreys has
married William Ball Waring, esquire. B. C. C. 228 Dude .
Administration granted 11 February 1736, to Sir Orlando Humphreys, father of
Robert Humphreys, deceased, Sir William Thompson having renounced.
Administration granted 12 July 1737, to Dame Ellen Humphreys, relict of Sir
Orlando Humphreys.
88 . Gold, set with a square crystal, between two rose diamonds.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Edm: Boulter Arm. ob. 21 Apr: 1736 aet: 57.
1736. “ Edmund Boulter Esq r Buried October y e p.” {Registers of ffarewood , co . York.)
m. s.
EDMUND BOULTER
OB MDCCXXXVI
MT. 57 ,
Inscription in floor of the chancel of Harewood Churchy co . York.
Will dated 21 March 1736 (N.S.), proved 31 May 1736, by daughter Elizabeth
Boulter : Edmund Boulter of Haseley Court, co. Oxford, and Harwood, co. York,
esquire. “To be buried without any Funeral Pomp One Coach only attending
my Hearse, and the Farmers at Harwood (a Town and fine Estate I have always
duely valued & Loved) to carry my Body to my Grave in the Chancell of that
Church there with this Inscription on a large thick Stone laid over my Vault
Edmundus Boulter junior Arm : Frater Vnicus Joil is Boulter Arm: Dni hujus
Manerii et Maneriorum circumjacentium de . . (naming my Brother Boulters other
Manners ■& Estates there) resurgam in Xto.” To John Crew, senior, and John Crew,
junior, and Sir Edward Lawrence £20 apiece for a Ring. To the Mayor &
Aldermen of Oxford lands in niy Manor of Haseley Court to build & endow six
Almshouses with this inscription : “ Cutler Boulters Almshouses built and endowed
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by Edmund Boulter Junior of Hasely Court in the County of Oxford and Harwood
in the County of York Esq the last Heir Male of his Great Uncle Sir John Cutler
Baronet being the youngest grandson of his only sister M rs Boulter and who by the
Death of $ r John's Two Daughters My Lady Portman and the Countess of Radnor at
length his Heir To do good and to wise Posterity these Alms Houses were built and
endowed in the year \plank in origJ] for a poor Decayed Neat Honest Man out of each
of these Parishes following viz 1 Wimple in Cambridgeshire Harwood in Yorkshire
W her well in Hampshire Hazeley in Oxfordshire Barlings in Lincolnshire and Deptford
with Brock ley in Kent.” To the Master and Fellows of Pembroke College ^20 yearly
to endow a Cutler Boulter’s scholarship to be held for seven years by “an Ingenious
Youth that shall prove to them his Relation and Kindred to Me or my dear Wife or
my good Uncle in Law M r Michael Walls who Instilled good Principles in Me.” The
Mayor and Alderman of Oxford to build a stone house adjoining the almshouses,
place therein a good and skilfull Apothecary to advise well ik gratis the sick poor
of the County of Oxford.” To my daughter Elizabeth Boulter my Manor of Haseley
Court for life, then to Sir Charles Crisp of Dornford, co. Oxford, baronet, as trustee for
her heirs. Nephew D r Thomlinson. Sister Susannah Thomlinson. Nieces Elizabeth
and Mary Thomlinson. Executors : Charles, Earl of Arran, and daughter Elizabeth.
C. C. gg Derby ,
I
Sir John Cutler, Baronet,^p(£/A^, daughter of ... Boulter/
Citizen and Grocer of
London.
Sir Thomas Tipping ,)
2nd wife.
(Sir Willia m) Port in an,=. .
Baronet.
Charles, Earl ={Elizabetkl)
of Radnor. - -
{Robert) Boulter,
L
1 i ...
John Boulter of Edmund Boulter of Haseley=p {John) Thomlinson.^Susannah, living
Harwood, co. Court, co. Oxford, esquire.
York, esquire; Will elated 21 March 173^
living 21 March proved 31 May 1736.
* 73 ^ _________
21 March 173J.
Elizabeth Boulter,
executrix to her
father's will 31 May
1736.
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(Boulter) Thomlinson, Elizabeth Thom- Mary l homhnson,
M.D .; living 2i March iinson, living 21 living 21 March
1 73 s- March 173^. I 73 l-
89. Gold, set with a crystal, behind which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black in six scrolls. Inscribed :
Rich* Cole ob: 5 Nov 1736 aet 55.
“Rich 11 Cole of Coten was buried Nov: 9 111 1736.” (Registers of Wardinglon,
co, Oxford .)
Will dated 17 April 1736, proved 2 December 1736, by Richard Cole: Richard
Cole the elder of Coton, alias Cawton, in War ding ton, co, Oxford, yeoman. Wife
Mary Cole. Daughters Mary and Anne Cole. Sons James and William Cole.
To my son Richard Cole my leasehold in Chalcomb, co. Northampton, and I make
him sole executor. Brother William Cole, overseer. P. C, C, 262 Derby ,
Administration granted 7 May 1750, to Elizabeth Cole, relict and administratrix
of Richard Cole (the younger), deceased,
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90. Gold, set with a crystal, behind which is some hair, between two
rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in black in four divisions.
Inscribed :
Tho: Bond ob: Mar: 20: 17367.
91. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Jane Caeser ob: 11 Ap 1 1737.
92. Gold, set with crystal between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in three divisions. Inscribed:
Nat: Pigott Arm: ob: 5 July 1737 $ 76
ts J u ly 5 - Nath . Bigot of the Middle Temple , Esq*” ( Gent. r s AIag. r VoL VII. ,
dp )
Will dated 5 February 173-^ with codicil dated 21 May 1737, proved 11 July
1737: “I Nathaniel Pigott of the Inner Temple, London, Esq.” To my wife
my house and furniture at Whitfon, co. Middlesex, and in Holborne Low, in
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, “ and all my plate to dispose of as she shall think fit if she shall
recover her memory.” My eldest daughter Catherine, wife of Edward Caryll, esquire.
Daughters Charlotte and Rebecca Pigott. Eldest son Charles Pigott. Sons Edward,
Nathaniel, George and Francis. My late son Ralph Pigott. Daughter-in law Alethea
Pigott. Grand-children Rebecca, Nathaniel and Katherine Pigott, and Elizabeth Caryll.
Sisters Atten and Bowen. Sisters-in-law Hannah Busby and Teresa Phillips.
Brother-in-law John Busby, gent. “My three volumes in my own hand writing of the
analisise of the Common & Civil Law shall be printed or sold as my executors shall
be advised.” “I desire the Right Honourable Dorothy Countess of Westmoreland will
be pleased to accept the Snuff Box given me by Lady Rich as a token of my entire
respect.” £l To William Sheldon, Esq: to my brother in law Francis Canning, Esq:
& his wife, to my Cousin Richard Canning and George Petre, and to each of them
a Ring of Twenty shillings.” Executors: Francis Loggin of the Middle Temple,
esquire, brother Adam Pigott, son Edward Pigott, my clerk Edward Boucher.
( Codicil) : “To Doctor Cockhume my fine large silver punch Bowie which was forgot
in my will.” ^ B.C.C. 166 Wake ..
Administration granted 1 July 175 r 3 to son Charles Pigott, on death of Adam Pigott,
the surviving executor.
Administration granted 18 January 1754, to grandson Nathaniel Pigott, on death
of Charles Pigott,
93. Gold, set with a diamond-shaped crystal, beneath which, in enamel,
is a skull, between two rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in
• black in three divisions. Inscribed:
S : Polhill ob: 31 July 1737 ■ ae: 61.
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Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
I nscribed :
Sara Jackson ob: io Aug: 1737 ae: 24.
Gold, set with a square crystal, behind which is a skull in enamel,
between two rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in black in
three divisions. Inscribed:
Nich: Roe ob: 8 Sept: 1737 • set: 64.
Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a skull in enamel.
Shank enamelled in black in five divisions. Inscribed :
John Horsley ob: 19 Sep: 1737 ae: 64.
“John Horsley was buried in y e Churchyard on Sept r 25 th 1737.” ( Registers
of St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, London .)
“Sept: 20. Mr Horsley , formerly City-Cook.” (Gent.'s Mag., Vol. VII., page 574.)
John Horsley bom in April 1673, admitted to Merchant Taylors’ School in
March 168^.
Will dated 20 July 1731, proved 13 October 1737, by cousin John Horsley, surviving
executor: “I John Horsley, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London.” To be buried
in the passage from Bishopsgate Street to S l Helen’s Church. “ I give rings of a Guinea
each to the Pall Bearers, to the Master Wardens, Assistants & Clerk of the Barber
Surgeons’ Company, to the Beadles, M re Lake & M r Carpenter, to M r Boultby who
shall be the undertaker.” To John, George, Richard and Sarah, children of my
cousin George Horsley, ^50 apiece. Residue to my cousins, Grace, John, George,
Charles and James Horsley. Executors : cousins John and George Horsley.
P.C.C. 225 Wake.
Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Wil ra Ellis ob: 31 Oct: 1737 ae k 52.
Will dated 3 September 1736, with codicil dated 28 July 1737, proved 15 November
1 737, by Selena Ellis, relict, sole executrix: “I William Ellis of S l Martin’s, Ludgate,
Citizen and Painter Stainer of London.” “No more than forty pounds be expended
on my Funeral.” To my wife Selena, Bidcom Farm in Gilsig, co. Dorset, for life, and
“the estate I bought of Brother Goss at Ringstown in the Parish of Ringwood.” Son
William Ellis. Daughters Elizabeth and Selena. (Codicil): “It has pleased God to
take my dear child William.”
14 November 1737. William Cooke of S* Martin’s, Ludgate, mercer, and Henry
Curtis of the same, mercer, swear to the handwriting of the codicil.
P.C.C. 248 Wake.
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98. Gold, set with coloured paste, and inscribed on six scrolls:
Theo Lane ob: 27 Nov 1737 ae: 48,
“1737. Nov r 30. Was buried Theophilus Lane, Gent.” {Registers of
St. Nicholas', Hereford .)
Theophilus Lane of S l Nicholas Hereford. Administration granted (P.C.C.)
14 December 1737, to Ann Lane, relict.
99. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Alice Jenkins ob: 15 Jan: 1737.
100. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Rich d Sadleir ob: 25 Apr: 1738 aet. 30.
101. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
Margaret Douglas ob: 2 May: 1738 aet: 32.
102. Gold, enamelled in white in six scrolls. Inscribed :
S r Rich Moore ob* 15 • June 1738 • aet 24.
S r Richard Moore, bar* the son of S r Richard Moore and of Anastasia his Wife
was buried June the 19, 1738." {Registers of Fawky , co. Berks.)
June 18. Sir Rich. Moore of Fawky in Berks , succeeded by his Brother now
Sir John Moore , Bart” {Gentis Mag., VoL VII Z, page 324.)
Sir Richard Moore, baronet, son of Sir Richard Moore of Fawley, baronet, by
Anastatia Jane his wife, daughter and coheir of John Ayiward of London; succeeded
his father as 4th baronet 10 June 1737.
Will dated it June 1738, proved 22 December 1738, by Sir John Moore, baronet,
the brother, one of the executors: My sisters Mary, Helen and Elizabeth. To my
brother John Moore now abroad, all my goods both at Great and Little Fawley,
Executors : brother John Moore and Richard Head of Langley, co, Berks, esquire*
P. C. C. 2gi Brodrepp.
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103. Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, and enamelled in black
in five divisions. Inscribed :
Mar a Treadway ob: 7 Aug: 1738 se: 50.
104. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Clement Hopffer ob: 8 • Sep: 1738 aet: 16.
105, Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, beneath which, in
enamel, is a skull. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
S: B: ob: 15 ■ Octo : 1738 • aet: 75.
106. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, <$. ($.] Engraved
inside:
Rich* 1 Pay ob 20 Mar 1738 aet 51,
107. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls, [Maker’s initials, E. C.]
Inscribed:
Han h Wright ob: 26 May 1739 as: 70.
Hannah Wright of S* Martin's Vintry, London, widow ; buried at Bromley, co.
Essex, 1 June 1739,
Will dated 2 April 1737, proved 15 June 1739, by son Richard Wright : To my
son Richard all my household goods, “the hoop Diamond ring which was my
wedding ring,” and half my plate, “ To my son Peter the other half of my plate, but
he being married I give him the kettle & lamp for his To my grand-daughter
Hannah Wright the ring I had for my brother Sykes when he died. To my sister
Sykes ^5. “I give cozen Levett, cozen Peter Sykes, couzen Samuel Sykes, couzen
William Sykes, each of them a guinea for a Ring,” To my unfortunate niece Elizabeth
Lancashire Executor son Richard. “1 leave 30 pound to bury me, I desire a
velvet Hearse and Six Horses to carry me to Brumly to be laid by M r Wright, no
holders up the pall, to be buried and all over by day light, M r Osgood to bury me.”
1:5 June 1739* Peter Wright of S l Martin's Vintry, London, sugar refiner, and
Richard Parnell of S : Alban's, Wood Street, swear to the handwriting of the will of
Hannah Wright late of S' Martin’s Vintry. p Q c . Iif2 Henchman
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108. Gold, set with a square crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is
a skull. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s
initials, E. C.] Inscribed :
EHz: Carter ob: 17 June 1739 ae: 62.
109. Gold, set with crystals. Shank inscribed on five scrolls:
Ma: Locke ob 25 Jun: 1739 ae: 65.
110. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, W. H.]
Inscribed :
Sus Mason ob: 15 July: 1739 as: 67.
in. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Nic: Robarts ob: {? 19) July 1739 ae: 70.
112. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
[Maker’s initials, G. S.]
W ni Allen ■ Esq ob • 23 Aug • 1739 set 33.
“ William Allen , Esq; at Reading, Berks A {Gent 7 s Mag ., VoL IX. t page 495*)
“1739, Aug. 27. William Allen Esq. carried away.” {Registers of St Mary’s,
Reading\ co , Berks.)
Will dated 17 April 17395 proved 7 September 1739, by Mary Allen, relict, sole
executrix: To my wife Mary my house in Heading, with all furniture, china,
books, &c,, for life. My freeholds in Baseldon, co. Berks, &c. My brother Richard
Allen. Brother Tohn Allen. „ „ ^ .
1 go Henchman .
113. Gold, set with a square crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is
a skull. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s
initials, £).] Inscribed:
Joanna Whitelock: ob: 2 Oct: 1739 as: 59.
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114. Gold, enamelled in black in four divisions. [Maker’s initials, J. C.]
Inscribed :
S r J : Askew Mil: ob: 6: Octo: 1739 aet: 55.
“Sir John Askew of Lyddiard , Wilts , Knt.” (Gent.’s Mag., Vol . IX., page 554.)
(Burials 1739.) “ S r John Askew Oct y e 13.” {Registers of Lydiard Millicent,
co. Wilts.)
IN THE VAULT UNDERNEATH ARE DEPOSITED
THE REMAINS OF S R JN° ASKEW K T OB T 6 th OCT 1 739.
A CHILD OF H. & M. BLUNT OB T 14™ OCT 17 73.
FERD° ASKEW ESQR OB 1 II™ MAY 1783.
MARY ASKEW OB r 3° FEBY 1784.
HEN V FERD° BLUNT 24™ APL l8oi.
HARRY BLUNT OB T 30™ MAY l8ll.
MARY BLUNT OB T 17™ JANY 1822.
WILLIAM OAKES BLUNT SON OF SIR CHARLES
BURREL BLUNT WHO MARRIED FRANCES
CHARLOTTE DAUGHTER OF RICHARD ORLEBAR ESQR
OF HENWICK HOUSE, BEDFORDSHIRE, 21 st APRIL 1831.
Inscription in Lydiard Millicent Church, co. Wilts.
Will dated 6 August 1739, proved 16 October 1739: Kinswoman M re Jane Williams,
spinster. Sister Ann Askew, spinster. To all daughters of my uncle John Stenton
late of Hesketh Hall in Dunerdale, co. Lancaster, deceased. “To M r Bathe of
Purton, co. Wilts, one Guinea to buy him a ring in remembrance of me.” To my
daughter M re Katherine Myres (otherwise Elianor Myres) wife of M r William Myres
of Brawlett in Kirby Irleth, co. Lancaster, my largest gold watch and least diamond
ring. To my brother Ferdinando Askew my manor of Lydiard Millicent. My
mother Katherine Askew. Cousin William Askew, son of my uncle William Askew
of Millhouse in Broughton. Executors: Abell Kettelbey, Samuel Cranmer, John
Husey and W m Myres. Proved by Abell Kettelbey, Samuel Cranmer and John
Husey, and proved j February i 7 f§, by W» Myres. p c c 2q6 Henchman
115. Gold, set with a crystal between two rose diamonds, the shank
having two inscriptions.
In black enamel:
Hugh Davy ob: 7 Oct: 1739 ae: 55.
I n white enamel:
lone Davy ob: 7 Apr 1751 ae: 29.
116. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Will: Tucker ob. 18 Apr: 1740 ae: 18.
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r 17- Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, with initials in gold wire
beneath. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s
initials, J, S.] Inscribed :
Eliz Whitfeid ob ■ n May 1740 ae * 62.
Elizabeth Haffenden, daughter of the Rev* Stephen Haftenden of Egertonj co*
Kent; married in 16985 Thomas Whitfeid of Bethersden, co, Kent, who died in 1714*
She was buried at Bethersden 17 May 1740.
UNDER THIS STONE LIETH THE BODY OF
THOMAS WHITFELD OF THIS PARtBH, GENT,
WHO DEED APRIL IQ, 1714, AGED 46,
HE LEFT A WIFE, DAUGHTER OF STEPHEN
HAFFENDEN, IN Y E PARISH OF EGERTON,
CLERK, BY WHOM HE LEFT ISSUE ONE
SON, AND FOUR DAUGHTERS, VIZ,, ELIZA,
MARY, SARAH, FRANCIS, & MARGARET*
UNDER THIS STONE LIETH THE BODY OF
ELIZABETH WHITFELD, WIFE OF Y E ABOVE-NAMED
TH os WHO DIED II MAY 1740, AGED 69*
NEAR HERE ALSO LIETH THE BODY OF MARY
(,Remainder of inscription covered by pew.)
Inscription on a stone in the middle aisle of
Bethersden Churchy co. Kent.
118. Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, and enamelled in black
in five scrolls. Inscribed :
John Chester ob: 16 May 1740 se l 40.
119. Gold, set with paste, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in black in six scrolls. Inscribed :
Jean Agnew ob: 29 May 1740 aet: 56.
120. Gold, set with a square crystal, beneath which is a skull in
enamel, between four diamonds. Shank enamelled in black
in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, J. S.j Inscribed:
G: Cook ob 29 July 1740.
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121. Gold, set with a square crystal, beneath which is a skull in
enamel and some hair. Shank enamelled in white in four
scrolls. Inscribed:
Tho: Holland ob: i Sep: 1740 aet: 23.
Thomas Holland of Burwarton, co. Salop, bachelor. Administration granted
12 February 174'/, to Anne Holland, mother.
122. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in six scrolls.
Inscribed :
John Cant ob: n Nov: 1740 ae: 70.
123. Gold, enamelled in white in five divisions, and a skull in black
enamel. [Maker’s initials, J. S.] Inscribed :
Sam: Henley ob: 21 Nov: 1740 ae: 27.
“Nov: 21. M r Samuel He7iley , eldest Son of Robert Henley of Essex-street\ Esq;
and Heir to 8000/. per Annum.” ( Gent.’s Mag., Vol. X ., page S 7 1 )
124. Gold, set with a small square crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is
a skull. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Joan Marwood ob: i Apr: 1741 ae • 82.
Joan Hutchings, daughter of John Hutchings of Allor, in Up Ottery, co. Devon;
married Thomas Marwood of Sutton, in Widworthy, co. Devon, brother of Bridget
Ford (see Ring No. 163). She was buried with her parents in Up Ottery Church : “Joan
ye wife of Thomas Marwood, Esq., of Sutton, in ye parish of Widworthy, who dyed
April 7 th 1741, aged 82.” Her husband died 21 March 1748, aged 88, and was
buried in Widworthy Church. M.I.
5«
125. Gold, with head in form of an urn, set with small diamonds, and
enamelled in black with name, J. Hassell. Shank enamelled
in black in four divisions. Inscribed:
Ob: 23 July 1741.
The back of the head is a box containing hair.
“ 1708. July 27. Jane, d 1 ' of Sir John Tynte, Bar 1 , and Lady Jane, Bapt. Aug-: 2.”
(Registers of Goathurst\ co. Somerset.)
Jane Tynte, only daughter of Sir John Tynte of Halsewell, co. Somerset, baronet;
married in 1737, Major Ruisshe Hassell of the Horse Guards Blue, who married
2ndly Charlotte, daughter of William, Lord Stawel, and died 6 June x 749 -
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 7 August 1741, to Ruisshe Hassell, esquire, husband.
126. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Ann Howland ob 15 Sep 1741 as 25.
127. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Ann Salkeld ob 23: Oct I 74 1 -
128. Gold, set with a coffin-shaped crystal, beneath which, in enamel,
is a skeleton. Shank enamelled in black in three scrolls.
Inscribed :
In" Dawber • ob 16 Nov 1741 ae 53.
Engraved inside :
G. D. ob 17 June 1752 aet: 30.
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129. Gold, enamelled in black, with scrolls and skulls. Inscribed:
Peter Alavoine ob: 18 Nov 1741 ae: 49.
Peter Alavoine of the Artillery Ground, Tower of London, son of Samuel
Alavoine, by Anne Charlet his wife; born 12 February, baptised at the Church
of La Patente, Spitalfields, 19 March 1695. Administration granted 3 December
1741, to Mary Magdalen Alavoine, relict ( see Ring No. 543).
130. Gold, originally chased. [Maker’s initials, C. D.] Engraved
inside :
J: B: ob: i Jan 1741 aet: 61.
131. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black with a skull,
spade and pick, cross-bones, winged hour-glass and crown.
Engraved inside:
Henry Feilden Ob* 3 April 1742: JE X 49.
15 April 1742. Burial. “Henry Feilden of Blackburn gentleman removed from
Bath.” ( Registers of Blackburn, co. Lancaster.)
Henry Feilden, eldest son of Randal Feilden of Blackburn, yeoman, by his 2nd
wife, Mary, daughter of John Bolton of Blackburn; baptised at Blackburn 18 June
1693; married there 22 June 172F, Elizabeth, daughter of John Sudall. He built
the house in Church Street, Blackburn, which has on its front “ H. F. E. (Henry and
Elizabeth Feilden) 1728.”
132. Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, beneath which, in
gold wire, are the initials E. P. Shank enamelled in black
in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, J. C.] Inscribed:
Rob 1 Perrott ob: 29 Apr: 1742 ae: 66.
Buried at Leighton Buzzard, co. Bedford, 3 May 1742.
Will dated 20 August 1740, proved 3 June 1742, by son William Perrott, sole
executor: “ I Robert Perrott of Leighton Buzzard, co. Bedford, Woollen draper.”
Only son William Perrott all my property real and personal. “If my Son William
marries a wife with a suitable fortune with my Wife's approbation and they have a
mind to live by themselves then my Will & desire is that my Wife shall take a
convenient house as soon as she can.” Daughter Frances Coles and five children.
Daughter Butterfield and her daughter Elizabeth. My mother Carter’s jointure of my
brother Randolph Taylor. RC.C. 197 Trenley.
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133. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Hercu : Hodges ob: 10 May: 1742 set: 62.
Will dated 16 April 1742, proved 23 June 1742, by Hannah Hodges, relict, sole
executrix: Hercules Hodges of Compton Pau nee foot, co. Somerset, gent. To wife
Hannah tenement, &c., at Buck horn Weston, co, Dorset, for life, then to my brother
William Hodges and Mary his wife for life, then to their son Hercules Hodges,
Rachel Hodges, daughter of my brother Thomas Hodges, My brother George Hodges
and his daughter Mary. Brother John Evans, Sister Mary Young. Dorothy Horder,
daughter of my brother Thomas Horder and Dorothy his wife. Mary Ford, daughter
of my brother Abraham Ford and Thomasine his wife, and her two brothers and sister.
Thomas HordeFs three youngest daughters. Nephew William, son of brother William
Hodges. 'To M re Mary Bennett one guinea for a Mourning Ring. Cousin Mary
Lambert
P* C. C* iBg Trenley.
134. Gold, set with a crystal, surrounded by small rose diamonds.
Shank inscribed in five scrolls :
Dame Eliz: Alston ob 12 Aug: 1742 ae: 44.
Elizabeth Raynes, daughter and heir of Captain Thomas Raynes; married
Sir Rowland Alston of Odell, co. Bedford, baronet; succeeded his brother as
4th Baronet in December 1714, died, aged Bo, 2 January 1759, and buried at Odell
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 1 December 1742, to her husband.
IN THIS GRAVE LIES INTERRED
THE REMAINS OR DAME ELIZABETH
THE WIFE OF
S* ROWLAND ALSTON, BART.
(and sole heiress of cap t tho s raynes)
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUST 12 th 1742, AGED 44.
ELIZABETH, HER ELDEST DAUGHTER,
WHO LJVED APRIL THE 30 1 ” 1756, AGED 37 ;
AND ALSO TEMPERANCE, ANN & RACHAEL,
WHO ALL DYED INFANTS.
Inscription on South side of the chancel\ outside the
altar rail , of Odell Churchy co. Bedford.
Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Jos: Bishop di: 18 Nou: 1742 Ag: 51.
Will dated 6 March 174^, proved 10 February 174I, by Edith Bishop, relict,
and James Donithome: Joseph Bishop of Truro, co, Cornwall. To wife Edith land
in S L Colo mb Major. To my son Edward Bishop land in Bridport, co. Dorset,
inherited from my brother Samuel Bishop. Five daughters Joanna, Susanna, Elizabeth,
Loveday and Sarah at 21. Residue to son Nicholas, sole executor. Wife Edith,
Tames Donithome of S' Agnes, gent, Michael Russel of Truro, M.D., Jno: Moore of
S* Clements, co. Cornwall, to act as trustees for son Nicholas.
P.C.C . ji Boycott
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136. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls. [Maker’s
initials, J. C.] Inscribed :
Sus a Golding ob: 21 Dec: 1742 aet: 29.
137. Gold, set with three pieces of paste. Shank enamelled in black
in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Rich Sutton ob: 16 Mar: 1742 ae: 65.
138. Gold, set with a crystal between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Will Bethell ob: 4 Oct 1743 ae: 32.
Engraved inside :
Mary Beekes Ob: 10 May 1736 JE t: 59.
139. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls. Inscribed:
Marth: Seabrook ob: 11 Oct: 1743 ae. 60.
140. Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, I. W.] Engraved
inside:
Mary Sellon ob 6 Nov 1743 aet 65.
141. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Ann Darlow ob: 3 Dec: 1743 ae: 45.
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142. Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank enamelled in black in
five scrolls, with a skull, cross-bones, spade and pick, a coffin
and four stars. Engraved inside :
John Smithurst ob. 9 Jan. 1743 aet. 51.
143. Gold, set with crystal, at the back of which are the initials E. R.
in gold wire, enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed:
Elizabeth Reynell ob 1 14 Jan y 1743.
144. Gold, chased and enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, E. C.]
Engraved inside :
T. Gittins ob 18 Mar 174* JE 61.
145. Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, behind which are the
initials M. L. in gold wire above hair. Shank enamelled in
black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, W. W.] Inscribed:
Mary Lypyeatt ob: 21 Mar 1743 ae: 31,
Engraved inside:
John Taylor ob: 10 Mar 1787 aet: 39.
146. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Joha s : Southcote ar: ob: 13 Apr: 1744 aet: 48.
John Southcote of Dartmouth, co. Devon, esquire, eldest son of Josias Southcote
of Stoke Fleming, co. Devon, by his wife Elizabeth Toller; Gentleman Commoner of
Exeter College, Oxford, matriculated 17 March 17 if, aged 19 ; admitted to the Middle
Temple in 1714; married istly Ann, who was buried at St Fetrox, Dartmouth,
24 July 1745, and sndly Mary* He was buried at St Fetrox, Dartmouth, 16 April
1744. Administration granted (P.CC.) 7 July 1744, to son Henry Southcote, Mary
Southcote, relict, renouncing*
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147. Gold, set with paste, beneath which is the Lord’s Prayer,
enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed:
M : Newton • ob: 8 • June • 1744.
Will dated 28 May 1743, proved 2 August 1744, by son Robert Newton, sole
executor: “Margaret Newton of Norton, co. Derby, widow.” All lands in York and
Derby to son Robert Newton. Sister Priscilla Wildman. Cousin Francis Pole,
esquire. Cousins Mary and Margaret Pole. Cousins Isaac Clegg, Lewis Pollard,
William Barrow, Ann Pegg, Wingfield Clark, Elizabeth Watkinson and Ann Homfrey.
Sister Mary Bagshaw. Nephew William Shaw. Cousin Margaret Clark.
P.C.C. 198 Anstis.
148. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a plait of grey hair.
Shank enamelled in black in five divisions. [Maker’s
initials, C. J.] Inscribed :
Barton Reeves ob: 12 June: 1744 ae: 60.
149. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls:
Sus a Davy ob: 1 Jul: 1744 ae: 22.
150. Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, beneath which, in
enamel, is a skull. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
Inscribed:
John Parkin Jun ob: 27 Sep 1744 ae: 25.
151. Gold, set with a hexagon-shaped crystal, beneath which, in
enamel, is a skull. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Mary Hewlet ob: 4 Feb: 1744 ae: 49.
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152. Gold, set with a garnet. Shank enamelled in white in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
H: Palmer ob: 6 Mar: 1744 ae: 75.
153. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, $.]
Engraved inside:
Baron Carter ob’ 14 Mar 1744 set’ 73.
Savon. Gartei' 0 &i 4 .<Maviy 4 £cety '3
Sir Lawrence Carter, knight, Baron of the Exchequer, son of Lawrence Carter of
Leicester, M,P* for Leicester; admitted to Lincoln’s Inn 15 May 1702; Recorder
of Leicester 1 September 1697; M.P* for Leicester 27 July 1698, and in 1701 and
1722, for Beeralston 1710, 1714 and 1715; Serjeant-at-Law 1724; knighted 4 May
1724; Baron of the Exchequer 16 October 1726; buried in S l Mary's de Castro,
Leicester. ( u Dictionary of National Biographyf VoL IX., page 202.)
Will dated 31 December 1744, proved ti April 1745, by brother Thomas Carter,
sole executor: Sisters Ann Carter and Mary Carter* To nephew John Watts my
mortgages on the turnpike from Market Harborough to Loughborough, co. Leicester,
Niece Mary Watts. M ra Pye Carter. Nephew Rev. M r Stokes* To my friend John
Simpson of Leicester, esquire, 20 guineas to buy him a horse, and my gold watch.
My chambers in Lincoln's Inn* My estate at Desford, co. Leicester* My nephew
William Watts. p Q c Seymer.
NEAR THIS PLACE
LIE INTERR 3 D THE REMAINS
OF THE HON ble S t LAURENCE CARTER, KNIGHT,
LATE ONE OF THE BARONS OF HIS MAJESTY'S
COURT OF EXCHEQUER,
SON OF LAURENCE CARTER, ESQ*
AND MARY HIS WIFE
WHO WAS DAUGHTER OF THO S WADLAN D,
ESQ* OF THE NEWORKS.
HE WAS THRICE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
FOR THE BOROUGH OF LEICESTER,
AND RECORDER OF THE SAME,
HE WAS EMINENT IN HIS PROFESSION,
AND IN EVERY STATION OF HIS LIFE
ACQUITTED HIMSELFE WITH INTEGRITY & HONOUR.
HE DEPARTED THIS LIFE
THE 14 th DAY OF MARCH, 1744 ,
IN THE 73 d YEAR OF IIIS AGE.
Inscription on a marble monument on the North wall
of St. Marf $ Church , Leicester .
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154- Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in white enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
John Barnsley Esq: ob: 12 July • 1745 ae: 56.
Will dated 28 June 1742, proved 14 November 1745, by Richard Skett, surviving
executor: Captain John Barnsley of Much Wenlock, co. Salop. Niece Mary Ray and
her husband. Niece Sarah Skett, one of the daughters of my sister Dorothy Skett
To my sister Dorothy Skett my gold seal with my eoat of arms. Residue to brother
Richard Skett of Much Wenlock, nmlster. Brother William Barnsley, Executors:
Richard Skett and John Unett Smitheman.
ACC 2 go Seymer.
1 5 5. Gold, set with a diamond. Shank enamelled in black with two
inscriptions :
Mat ■ Sanders • ob • 8 * Sep • 1745 • set ■ 60.
Sus • Sanders * ob • 7 * Sep • 1745 aet * 61.
Inside is engraved :
In memory of my Hon ri Father & Mother.
156. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton, hour-glass, and a spade
and pick crossed. Engraved inside :
Marg‘ Woodroffe ob 24 Sep 1745 aet 91.
157. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in white in six scrolls. [Maker’s
initials, G. S.] Inscribed :
Tho: Hawes ob: 13 May 1746: ae 67.
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158. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds. Engraved
inside:
R d Richardson ob: 9 June 1746 JEt. 68.
159. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
lam : Hardman ob: 24 Iune: 1746 ae: 49.
160. Gold, set with a rose diamond. Shank enamelled in black in six
scrolls. Inscribed:
4
John Fuge died 10 ■ July 1746 Ag: 66.
Abig * Fuge died 1 * July 1735 Ag: 55.
161. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Han h Brown ob: 28 Sep: 1746 ae: 55.
162. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull
and some hair. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Tho : Argent ob: 2 ■ Jan : 1746 ae: 56.
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163. Gold, set with a rose diamond. Shank enamelled in black in
six scrolls. Inscribed:
Brid • Ford ob: 3 Mar • 1746 ae: 78.
Engraved inside:
Be 1 Tucker ob 1 26 Mar 1747 JE 1.
“ 1746, 10 March. M re Bridget Ford.” (Registers of Honiton , co. Devon.)
Will, with codicil, dated 12 November 1746, proved 3 April 1747, by niece Mary
Tucker: “ Bridget Forde of Honiton, co. Devon, widow.” Lands in Ottery St. Mary
to John Forde of OfFwell, co. Devon, gent. Niece Mary, wife of William Tucker,
esquire. His sister M re Upham. Niece M re Bridgett Marwood. Brother Thomas
Marwood, esquire. Nephew James Marwood, esquire, his son. James Benedictus
Thomas Marwood, son of my nephew James Marwood. My cousin Bridget (daughter
of Mary Tucker), wife of - Sherston of Wells, gent. Cousin Frances (daughter of
William Tucker), wife of Henry Langford Brown, esquire. Cousins Betty and Agnes
Tucker, daughters of my niece Mary Tucker, and her sons Benedictus Marwood
Tucker and William John Tucker (William Tucker their father). “My executrix to
lay out and bestow in my Funeral the sum of one hundred pounds in the most
prudent & discreet manner she is able, and also that she lays out and bestows the
sum of fifty pounds more in erecting a Monument to my Memory in or against the
wall over the Tomb of M r Thomas Marwood, who was my Great Grandfather,
near adjoining to the Great north of Honiton Church.” Residue to niece Mary
Tucker, sole executrix. ( Codicil ): “To M^ Mary Tucker four suits of my best Waring
apparel, to her daughter Bridget Sherston my diamond Earrings, to Betty Tucker
my diamond cross, Frances Brown my pearl Necklace, Agnes Tucker Gold Watch.”
27 March 1747. Theophilus Clarke of Honiton, co. Devon, mercer, George King
of same, cooper, and William Gill of the same, gent, swear to handwriting.
P. C. C. pj Potter .
UNDERNEATH THE GREAT TOMBSTONE
BY THE CHURCH DOOR
IN THE SAME REPOSITORY WITH HER GREAT
GRANDFATHER THOMAS MARWOOD, GENT I
PHYSICIAN TO QUEEN ELIZABETH
LIES INTERRED BRIDGETT FORD
RELICT OF EDWARD FORD OF THIS TOWN
BATCHELOUR OF PHYSICK WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE THE 3 rd DAY OF MARCH 1746
IN THE 78™ YEAR OF HER AGE
SHE WAS A CONSTANT OBSERVER OF THE DUTIES
OF RELIGION
EXEMPLARY IN HER LIFE AND CONVERSATION
AND EMINENT FOR HER BENEFICENCE AND
EXTENSIVE CHARITY TO THE POOR.
MARY, WIFE OF WILLIAM TUCKER OF
CORYTON, ESQ : HER NIECE AND EXECUTRIX
HAS CAUS’D THIS MONUMENT
TO BE ERECTED TO HER
MEMORY
AS WELL IN OBEDIENCE TO HER AUNT’S WILL
AS A TESTIMONY OF HER OWN GRATITUDE
TO HER WORTHY BENEFACTRESS.
InscriptioJi on a tablet of 7vhite and grey marble on the North wall of
North Transept of St. Michael's Church , Honiton , co. Devon.
164. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair, between
two rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
Inscribed:
Si": L d : Lovat be d : 9 Apr 1747 • ae 80.
Inside the shank is engraved:
Dulce et Decorum est Pro Patria Mori.
1747. “Simon Lord Lovat beheaded on Tower Hill April 17/' {Burial
Register of St Peter -ad- Vincula, in the Tower, Londonl)
SIMON DO MIN us FRASER DE LOVAT
decollat: ap + 9. 1747
aetat* suae So.
Coffin-plate preserved m St. Peter-ad-Vincula.
Simon (Fraser), 10th Lord Lovat, son of Thomas Fraser of Beaufort, who was
the 3rd son of Hugh, the 7th Baron, took part in the rebellion of 1745, was tried
for treason before his peers at Westminster Hall, found guilty, and beheaded on
Tower Hill, Thursday, 9 April 1747. ( (£ Dictionary of National Biography f VoL XX. ,
page 216*)
165. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls. [Maker’s initials, I, W.]
Inscribed :
Dan 1 Pain ob: 22 Apr: 1747 ae: 74.
166. Gold, enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed;
Mar* Feltham ob; 15 July 1747 set: 62.
167. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Geo: Osborne ob: 19 Jul: 1747 49 >
Will dated 17 March 174^, administration granted r October 1747, to wife
Elizabeth and brother Edward, guardians of Mary Osborne, sole executrix : George
Osborne of Marden, co. Kent, gent. Lands in Loose, co. Kent, to Elizabeth my wife.
My daughter Mary during her minority. My godsons Edward and George Osborne,
sons of my brother Edward Osborne. Edward Osborne, John Osborne and Mary,
wife of John Chittenden, children of my brother John Osborne, deceased. John
Osborne, Edward Osborne, George Osborne, Rebecca Osborne, Magdalen Osborne,
children of my brother Edward Osborne. Rose Osborne, daughter of my brother
Stephen Osborne. P.C.C. 261 Potter.
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168. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, R. A.]
Inscribed:
S: Breton ob: n : Sep: 1747 set: 57.
169. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
chased and enamelled in black. Engraved inside:
Tho s Fillmer ob: 7 Dec: 1747 set 57.
170. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
I nscribed:
Cha Shephard ob • 18 Mar • 1747: ae 57.
171. Gold, enamelled in white in six scrolls. Inscribed:
John Showell ob: 14 June 1748 set: 40.
John Showell, Fellow of King’s College, Cambridge, B.A. 1730, M.A. 1734.
Will dated 4 July 1744, proved 30 June 1748, by Elizabeth Harris: Brother Peter
Walraven Showell of Deptford, his wife Jane Showell, their son and daughter Peter
Walraven Showell and Jane Showell. To my intended wife M 1 * Elizabeth Harris,
daughter of Mary Harris of Crondall, co. Hants, my copyhold lands in Crondall
for life, then to my brother Peter Walraven Showell. Residue to Elizabeth Harris,
sole executrix. pcc StraMn
172. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls. Inscribed:
Ann Smith ob: 19 Sep: 1748 as: 46.
173. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls.
Inscribed :
Will: Bunch Sep: 1748 ae: 84.
Will dated 31 July 1741, proved 2 November 1748, by wife Mary: “I William
Bunch late of the Parish of S l Mildred, in the Poultry, but now of S l Michael’s,
Crooked Lane, London, gent.” Sister-in-law Mary Bray of Camborne, co. Cornwall,
widow. Catherine, wife of Henry Callard of Deptford, co. Kent. Elizabeth, wife
of Thomas Squires, now in Holland. Children Jane, Thomas and Elizabeth
Squires. William Smith of London, Vintner, and Mary his wife. Residue to wife
Mary, sole executrix. p c c J/? Sirahan%
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1 74 - Gold, enamelled in white in four scrolls. Inscribed:
Ann * Carr ob Dec 20 • 1748 ae 50.
175, Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Jane Moor ob: 27 Feb: 1748 9 set: 89.
176. Gold, set with a rose diamond between two smaller ones. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. I nscribed:
Frances Smith ob: 11 Mar 1748 set: 60.
Engraved inside :
Albert Smith ob: 15 Feb: 1740 set: 5.
“174S. M rs Frances Smith from Springfield iS March/ 1 (Registers of Marl 7 s
Colne , co. Essex.)
Will dated 30 September 1748, proved 6 April 1749 : Frances Smith of SpringMd,
co. Essex, widow* My late husband Gilbert Smith, gent, by will dated 5 April 1740,
left j£6oo orphans’ stock to our daughter Sarah Smith, the property of my late father
John Jackson, Citizen and Pewterer of London, and by marriage settlements dated
9 September 1721, between (1) my said father, (2) my late husband and myself,
(3) Thomas Pee re man, Citizen and Vintner, she is only entitled to one-third part,
therefore I leave to my son John Smith my moiety of three messuages in St Saviour’s,
Southwark, he to pay his said sister ^400. To my daughter Susannah Smith “ my
yellow stone ring with her grandfather’s name on it” To my daughter Sarah my
pearl Necklace, Diamond Lockett & white Diamond ring* To my son John
my gold watch and chain. Residue to son John and daughter Sarah. I give to
Thomas Strutt of Springfeild, Miller, and Elizabeth his wife a mourning Ring of one
Guinea each. To be buried at Earl’s Colne near my husband. Son John and
daughters Susannah and Sarah, joint executors. P C C 120 Lisle
177. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls* Inscribed:
Henry Peter Gen* • di • Mar 25 • 1749 ag: 62.
Henry Peter, eldest son and heir of John Peter of Harlyn, co. Cornwall, by Ann
his wife, daughter of Sir John Coryton, and baronet; baptised at S t Merryn, co,
Cornwall, 30 April r688; High Sheriff of Cornwall 1745; married istly Mary,
daughter and heir of William Harpur of Trevarthen, and andly Elizabeth, daughter
of Vincent Giles of Fowey, co. Cornwall.
178. Gold, enamelled in white in six scrolls. Inscribed:
John Ellis ob: 18 June 1749 ae: 21.
179. Gold, enamelled in black, [Maker’s initials, j, C.] Inscribed:
Tho s • Day • Gent: ob: 1 • July ■ 1749 • aet: 81.
Sarah • Day • ob : 21 * Feb : 1759 • aet: 80.
“1749, July 4, M r Thomas Day of Ockalls.”
“1759, Feb: 27, M rs Sarah Day from Ockalls*”
“1763 . June 3 rd , Maddam Healey From Oakalls.”
Registers of Bray , co. Berks .
Will dated i March i74§, proved 8 November 1749, by Robert Holden:
I Thomas Day of Gckalls, in Bray, co, Berks, gent.” My cousin Thomas Day,
gent, by will dated 30 April 1714, devised unto my son Ralph Day an estate in
Herts of ^120 a year. Daughters Joan Day, Elizabeth Day, Sarah Day, Amy Day*
Daughter Katherine, wife of John Healy, gent. To my son Ralph my best silver
tankard marked R. I. D. To my wife Sarah Day all furniture, &c,, of my house*
Executors and guardians of my daughters : Robert Holden of Bray, esquire, Abraham
Butterfield of Bray, yeoman, Thomas Boult of White Waltham, yeoman*
JP.aa 340 Lisle *
Will dated 8 May 1750, proved 16 May 1759, by Joan Day, spinster, the
daughter: Sarah Day, relict and widow of Thomas Day late of Ockwells, in Bray,
co* Berks, gent My late husband Thomas Day by will bequeathed me £ioo to be
disposed of as I think proper. Son Ralph Day and wife* Son-in-law John Heiy and
Catherine his wife* Grandchildren Catherine and Sarah Hely at ar, Executors : my
four daughters Joan, Elizabeth, Sarah and Amy Day. Kinsman Robert Holden of
Lincoln's Inn a guinea to buy him a ring* P.C C 163 Arran
HERE LIES BURIED THE BODIES
OF THOMAS DAY, GENT WHO DYED
THE f T OF JULY 1749 AGED 81 YEARS.
ALSO SARAH HIS WIFE WHO DYED
THE 21 st OF FEBRUARY AGED So YEARS.
ALSO KATHERINE HEALY THEIR DAUGHTER
WHO DYED THE 29™ OF MAY 1761
AGED 50 YEARS.
ALSO MARY THE WIFE OF
RALPH DAY, GENT WHO DYED
THE 26™ DAY OF FEBRUARY I 765
AGED 48 YEARS.
RALPH DAY
DYED SEP* Y e 28™ 1772 AGED 65
ALSO JO AN A DAY
DIED MARCH THE I2 tei 1794
AGED 80 YEARS.
ALSO ELIZABETH DAY
DIED DHC : THE 31 st 1796
AGED 8l YEARS.
AMY DAY
DIED APRIL I l8oi
AGED 82 YEARS.
Inscription on a stone in the church porch , Bray , co . Berks *
iSo. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Rog: Hanmer ob: 14 Sep: 1749 : 30.
181. Gold, with grey hair enclosed between two pieces of crystal.
Shank enamelled in black in five divisions. Inscribed :
Kath Sutherland ob* 18 Nov: 1749 ae* 44.
182. Gold, enamelled in white in six scrolls, with a coffin, a skull,
cross-bones, spade and pick, winged hour-glass, and crown.
[Maker’s initials, W. H.] Engraved inside :
Rob* Govil. ob. Nov: 23. 1749. set. 68.
183. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, W. H.]
Inscribed:
Joseph Branwhite ob: 5 Jan: 1/49 aet: 19.
184. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in white in four scrolls.
Inscribed:
In ■ Mem: Ann ■ Wilkes ob: 18 • Jan 1749: ae 17.
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185. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton, spade and pick crossed,
hour-glass and cross-bones. [Maker’s initials, L. B.]
Engraved inside:
Sarah Godschall ob’ 21 June 1750 aet 56,
Sarah Godschall of East Sheen* co. Surrey, widow of Nicholas Godschall* Citizen
and Ironmonger of London, and of East Sheen* who died 21 May 1748; she was
buried at Mortlake, co. Surrey, 2 July 1750. Administration granted 19 July f 750*
to Sir John Barnard, knight, guardian of Sarah Godschall, a minor, the only child.
Administration granted 2 May 1751, to Sarah Godschall, then of age.
NICHOLAS GODSCHALL, E$Q R DIED MAY 13, 1748 AGED 62 YEARS.
HE WAS A GOOD CHRISTIAN* AND FINE GENTLEMAN* THE BEST OF HUSBANDS, PARENTS* FRIENDS :
HAD LEARNING WITHOUT VANITY* AND DIGNITY WITHOUT PRIDE*
POLITE IN BEHAVIOUR, CHEERFUL IN CONVERSATION,
IIE OWN'D HIS BLESSED SAVIOUR BEFORE MEN, ZEALOUS THAT OTHERS SHOULD DO SO TOO,
LIVING AND DYING.
HE TRUSTED IN THAT GOD* WHOM HE LGNG*D TO PRAISE CONTINUALLY
WITH THE SPIRITS OF JUST MEN MADE PERFECT.
SARAH, RELICT OF THE SAID NICHOLAS GODSCHALL, ESQ*
DIED JUNE 2 I st 1750, AGED 56 YEARSj
SHE WAS POSSESS'D OF MANY RARE AND SINGULAR ENDOWMENTS,
PIETY WITHOUT AFFECTATION*
CHARITY WITHOUT OSTENTATION, LOVE WITHOUT DISSIMULATION,
IN EVERY AMIABLE, MORAL VIRTUE SHE WAS THE PATTERN AND ORNAMENT OF HER SEX.
HAVING RESIGN'D THIS LIFE, SHE NOW WAITS FOR A JOYFUL RESURRECTION,
THRO’ THE MERITS OF HER BLESSED SAVIOUR, IN WHOM WHEN LIVING SHE MOST STEDFASTLY RELIEV'D.
SARAH THEIR ONLY SURVIVING DAUGHTER,
TO THEIR MEMORY HATH ERECTED THIS MONUMENT.
Inscription in Mortlake Parish Churchy co. Surrey .
1S6. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Cath: Snowden ob: 19 July * 1750 ae: 63.
Catherine Snowden, widow* buried at S l John's, Hackney, co. Middlesex, 23
July 1750.
Will dated 7 May 1748, administration granted 26 October 1750* to Elizabeth, wife
of John Weston (niece by the sister), the executors having renounced: Catherine
Snowden of S t John's, Hackney, widow. Nephew William Houghton, junior, of
S t Mary Magdalen, co. Surrey* tailor, and his son William. To Benjamin Houghton
of Droitwich, co. Worcester* tailor. Elizabeth, wife of John Weston of Hackney,
victualler* and her sister, Mary Houghton. Thomas Houghton, junior, brother of
Benjamin Houghton, and his sister Ann Houghton. John Lawrence Northall, son of
Elizabeth Weston, and his sister Katherine Northall. Elizabeth Granger of the city
of Worcester, a ring. To William Houghton of Droitwich, father of the aforesaid
Houghtons, and his wife Elizabeth Houghton. To John Clark, now living with
M r Blackwell of Hackney, baker, one guinea to buy him a ring. To James, son of
Mary Houghton. To Sarah Snowden, daughter of John Snowden, two guineas. To
M r Stonehouse of the Bank, gentleman, one guinea to buy him a ring. To M r Bigg,
gent, belonging to the Six Bells* near S* Lawrence Church, one guinea. Executors:
Richard Speed of Hackney* bricklayer, and Samuel Sennet, plumber.
P.C.C . 33? Greenly .
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187. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Ann Holloway ob: 21 July 1750 se: 42.
188. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
Ann Hawes ob: 19 Oct: 1750 set: 57.
189. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls.
Inscribed :
Mary Benton Oct: 1750 aet: 46.
190. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Rob 4 Mark ob: 4 Nov: 1750 ae: 24.
191. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some brown hair.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Geo: Pyke ob: 10•Jan: 1750 • aet: 52.
[Will dated 12 December 1750, proved 5 February 175^: George Pyke of
Newport, Isle of Wight, gent Wife Ann Pyke, Son George Pyke at age of 21.
Sister Mary, relict of Roger Swaine, deceased. Sister Elizabeth, wife of Robert
Alner of Puddle Town, co, Dorset, Wife Ann, John Trattle of Newport, grocer,
Samuel Ring of Newport, mercer, the executors. P C C Bush * ]
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192. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls, [Makers initials* C D,]
Inscribed :
Mary Blofeld ob: 13 Feb: 1750 ae: 54.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF JOHN BLOFELD* GENT.
BELOVED AND ESTEEMED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM
FOR THE INNOCENCY AND INTEGRITY OF HIS LIFE
AS WELL AS HIS INOFFENSIVE BEHAVIOUR
TO ALL MANKIND.
AS ALSO OF MARY HiS AFFECTIONATE WIFE
A TENDER MOTHER, A SINCERE FRIEND
CHARITABLE TO THE POOR
AND KINDLY DISPOSED TOWARDS ALL.
HE DTED Y e 26 th MAY 1748 AGED 48.
SHE Y f ' 13™ OF FEB ry 1750-1 AGED 54.
Inscription on a flat slab in the centre of the chancel floor
of St. John's Churchy Hove ton, co, Norfolk ,
193. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which are initials and some
hair. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls. [Maker’s
initials, M. C] Inscribed:
Will m Jackson ob: 21 Feb: 1750 ae: 30.
194, Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Grace Frost ob. 29 Jun 1751 ae: 72.
195. Gold, set with a piece of green paste between two rose diamonds.
Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed:
W: B: ob: 30 June 1751.
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196. Gold, set with paste with hair beneath. Shank enamelled in black
in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, J. C. ] Inscribed;
Jane Hookham ob: 10 Aug: 1751 aet: 33.
197. Gold, set with a crystal, between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls, with a skull, winged
hour-glass, spade and pick crossed, coffin and crown.
Engraved inside :
E. B. ob. 27 Aug. 1751. ae. 60.
198. Gold, set with an amethyst between two diamonds. Waved
shank, enamelled in black. Inscribed ;
John • Hamsten • ob: 31 * Aug: 1751 ae: 31.
199. Gold, enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed:
B: Bowater ob: 3 Sep: 1751 aet: 67.
Bridget Murcott, married at S t Michael’s, Coventry, co. Warwick, 4 April 1706,
John Bowater of Whitley, in Coventry* She was buried at Stivichallj co. Warwick,
10 September 1751. Mother of Edward Bowater of Woolwich, co. Kent, Sheriff for
Warwick 1739.
Will dated 4 December 1750, proved 19 November 1751, by Edward Bowater,
esquire, son and sole executor : Bridget Bowater of Whitley, in the county of the city of
Coventry, widow* Son Richard Bowater and his sons John and Thomas Bowater. To
his wife Mary Bowater “my Piece of Silver coloured Sat tin and the Gold Chain that was
to my Repeating Watch.” Grandson Richard Bowater. Grandson Arthur Gregory and
his brother John. My son Edward Bowater to be sole executor, residue to be divided
equally between my grand-daughters living at my death. “I desire my Executor and
will that he gives Rings to my Brother and Sister Biddulph, and also to my son Arthur
Gregory and his Wife, and to my Grandson Arthur Gregory the Ring that was my
daughter’s Funeral Ring." ^ Bmby
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200. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Ja s Wheatley ob: 3 Oct: 1751 ae: 19.
201. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in four
divisions. Inscribed:
James Warren ob • Nov • 18 1751 • ae 31.
202. Gold, enamelled in black, with a skeleton, spade and pick crossed,
hour-glass and cross-bones. Engraved inside:
Baptist Noel Ob: 21“ March 1751 Aged 18.
Baptist Noel, 4th Earl of Gainsborough, died 21 March 1751, aged 43. His son
Baptist Noel, 5th Earl, died 27 May 1759, aged 18.
203. Gold, set with paste, and enamelled in black in five scrolls.
[Maker’s initials, E. H.] Inscribed :
Dor. Gatliff ob* ano 1751 ae: 63.
Within is engraved :
Oh May we Meet in a more Lasting Bliss.
204. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls, with skull, cross-bones,
crown, winged hour-glass, coffin, spade and pick crossed.
[Maker’s initials, L. B.] Engraved inside :
Ab: Congrave Ob* 26 March 1752 JE 1 82.
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205. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, M. C.]
Inscribed:
Will” Townsend arm: ob: 16 Apr: 1752 ae: 64.
Buried in a vault in Coggeshall Church, co. Essex, 22 April 1752.
Will dated 24 March 174I, proved 9 June 1752, by William Townsend, the son,
one of the executors, M r John Choslyn of London, having renounced: “I William
Townsend of Great Coggeshall, co. Essex, esquire.” To son William Townsend estates
entitled to by my marriage settlements dated 22 November 1733, as heir to his late
brother Robert, deceased. Son Charles Townsend. To son William my Gold
headed Cane, Gold Seal with my arms, set of Shaving Plate and Sword, late his
uncle's, Colonel Townsend's. Daughters Sarah Townsend, Mary Townsend, Martha
Townsend, Hannah Townsend, their grandfather M r William Leapingwell deceased,
and grandfather M r Robert Townsend deceased, M re Sarah Leapingwell deceased.
Executors: the Rev. Thomas Barnard of Earl's Colne, clerk, M r John Choslyn of
London, and son William Townsend. p c c Betteswor th.
“William Townsend of Coggeshall Magna, shopkeeper, aged 28, & Sarah
Leppingwell of Kelvedon, 20.” {Marriage Licence at Chelmsford , co. Essex , 1717.)
206. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls. Inscribed:
Chr" Roe died i May 1752 ag: 67.
207. Gold, set with an amethyst, at the back of which is some hair.
Shank enamelled in white in three scrolls. Inscribed :
M: B: Boteler ob: 29 • June 1752: ae 11 y: 9 m.
208. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Mary • Thomas • died • 13 • Aug: 1752 ag • 39.
209. Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank enamelled in white in six
scrolls. Inscribed:
Adams • Baker • ob. 19 Oct. 1752 ae. 29.
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2io. Gold, set with green paste between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
Diana Winstanley ob: 13 Jan: 1752 aet: 84.
211. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
John Perter dy: 23 Jan: 1753 ag: 47.
212, Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls.
Inscribed :
Eliz Diamond • ob 28 • Mar: 1753 ae: 55 -
213. Gold, set with a crystal, behind which are the initials T. A. in
gold wire above hair. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
Tho: Crawley ob. 18 • Ap 1753 ae: 45.
214. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed:
Mary Boys ob: n May 1753 ae: 72.
215. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Mary • Devie * ob: June 14 • 1753 • ae * 36.
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216. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. [Maker's initials, J. C.]
Inscribed:
Hannah Townsend ob: 26 July ■ 1753 ®t: 21.
Buried in a vault in Coggeshall Church, co. Essex, 30 July 1753,
Daughter of William Townsend of Great Coggeshall, co. Essex, esquire, by Sarah
his wife, daughter of William Leaping we 11 {see Ring No.
217. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in white. [Makers initials, W. W,] Inscribed :
Eliz: Hunt - ob: 6 - Sep: 1753 - set: 23.
218. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls, [Makers initials, L L ,1
Inscribed :
Lucy Alie ob: 21 Sep: 1753 aet: 62.
Will dated 6 June 1752, with two codicils dated respectively 1 July 1753 and
26 August 1753, proved 22 September 1753: Lucy Alie of North aw, co. Hertford,
spinster. To the London Hospital in Goodman's Fields, ^500. Bethlehem Hospital,
^500. Property in S l Botolph, Aidgate, Whitechapel and Stepney. Peal estate in
Hertford, Cambridge, Huntingdon and Middlesex. Executors : John Granger, esquire,
of Smith Street, Westminster.
Receipt for same signed by John Leman (formerly Granger),
R C. C. jjj Searle.
219. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
Inscribed:
Tho: Smart ob: 26 Nov 1753 aet: 21.
220. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls. Inscribed:
Marg: Whitley ob: 7 Dec: 1753 : 37.
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Shank enamelled in black in
221. Gold, set with five rose diamonds,
five scrolls. Inscribed :
M‘ Buckstone ob. 16 Jan: 1754 ae: 74.
Will dated 25 August 1752, proved 23 January 1754, by Eleanor Davis:
“I Margaret Buckstone of Houndsditch, in S l Botolphs, Aldgate, widow.” To my
nephew John Muscott ^300 and a Pint Silver Mugg with Letters H. L. My cousin
Martha Bundock and her five children. Cousins James Passay, Ann Knight and
Hannah Agney. Residue to niece Eleanor Davis, sole executrix.
P.C.C. 5 Pinfold.
222. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, L. B.]
Inscribed :
Ralph Knight arm: ob: 27 Feb: 1754 aet: 50.
Ralph Knight of Burrington, co. Hereford (4th son of Richard Knight of Downton,
co. Hereford, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Andrew Payne of Shawbury, co. Salop);
married at Bromfield, co. Salop, 13 June 1731, Mary, daughter of Thomas Duppa of
Bromfield. Administration granted (P.C.C.) 3 April 1754, to Mary Knight, relict.
223. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. [Makers initials, T. L.] Inscribed:
Eliz: Bushnell ob: 2 Apr: 1754 aet: 72.
[Will dated 3 November 1749, proved 19 June 1754: “I Elizabeth Bushnell of
Speenhamland, in Speen, co. Berks, widow.” To my brother Benjamin Arrowsmith.
To Joel and Hannah Arrowsmith, grandchildren of my late brother, John
Arrowsmith, ^50 each. Cousin Sarah Sheppard. My messuage in Speenhamland
to my nephew Edward Arrowsmith. Daughter of my nephew Benjamin Arrowsmith.
George Arrowsmith’s daughter. Nephews Robert, Edward, and George Arrowsmith,
sons of my late brother Robert Arrowsmith, and make them joint executors.
P.C.C. 160 Pinfold.]
' 1 :
224. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
R. Temple Esq: ob: 13 Apr: 1754 aet: 60.
Captain Robert Temple of Boston, New England, “descended from Ireland,”
sailed from Plymouth in September 1717 ; he held a command against the Indians in
1723; married at Boston 11 August 1721, Mehitabel Nelson, daughter of John Nelson
of Boston, by Elizabeth his wife, great grand-daughter of Sir Thomas Temple of Stowe,
1 st baronet. He died at Charlestown and was buried at Christ Church, Boston; his
widow died 23 December 1775, aged 84. His son, John Temple, British Consul-
General at New York, assumed the title of 8th baronet as heir male of the 1st baronet,
and has been followed in the assumption by his descendants.
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225. Gold, set with an amethyst between two diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
The Rev Peter Bradbury ob: 27 Ap 1754 ae: 62.
Peter Bradbury, Congregational Minister, and brother of Thomas Bradbury, whom
he assisted in New Street, Fetter Lane, London, and afterwards at the Presbyterian
Meeting House, New Court, Carey Street, London, tie married 14 April 1730, at
Ely Chapel, Holborn, London, Isabella Hampden, widow of Richard Hampden,
Treasurer of the Navy, She died 28 June 1736*
Will dated 8 April 1754, proved 2 May 1754, by Rebecca Bradbury: “1 Peter
Bradbury of Little Missenden, co. Buckingham.” To my brother Rev, M r Thomas
Bradbury. Niece M^ Martha Winter, niece Mary Bradbury, niece Rebecca Bradbury.
To my two nieces, daughters of my sister M rB Martha Hardcastle. Rev. M r Coriolanus
Copplestone, Rev, M r Joseph Pitts. To Richard Morley, esquire, a ring of three
guineas value and the like to his wife. Executrix : my sister M ra Rebecca Bradbury,
widow of my late brother M r John Bradbury. PC C P' f Id
226. Gold, enamelled in black in four scrolls. [Maker's initials, R. A.]
Inscribed :
Samuel Harmer ob: 21 • May 1754 • ae: 59,
Will dated iS May 1754, proved 24 May 1754, by Thomas Season of S* Mary
Magdalen's, Bermondsey, co. Surrey, the sole executor: Samuel Harmer of S l James 1 ,
Garlickhithe, dyer. Cousin Mary Harmer of S fc GeorgeVin-the-East, spinster, my
freehold in Badgeworth, co. Gloucester. To the five children of Higgens Eden, my
master, to each of them one guinea for rings.
PC.C rj6 Pinfold .
227. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
W m Stead ob • 28 May 1754 a e 71.
228. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Paul Whitmill May 1754 ae: 19,
229 -
230,
231.
232,
v \
-.
Gold, enamelled in
initials W. N.
black in six scrolls.
Inscribed :
Inside is engraved the
Will m Moore ob: 13 June 1754 as: 52.
[Will dated 17 March 174!, proved 18 June 1754, by James Bennett, and 25 June
1754, by Guilford Gibson: William Moore of London, merchant. To be buried in
Bun hill Fields, To John Hopkins of Hornchurch, co. Essex, esquire, a mourning
ring of the value of twenty-live guineas, and a similar one to his wife, my sister
Elizabeth Hopkins. To their four daughters, Sarah, wife of Robert Osborne of
Conduit Street, esquire, Mary, wife of Samuel Dickinson of Hatton Garden, esquire,
and Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin Bond the younger of Hackney, esquire, and Hannah
Hopkins, j£ioq each. To my sister Sarah, wife of Nicholas Newton of Becknell,
co. Somerset, tanner, ^100. Residue to be invested for the use of my sister Sarah
Newton and her sons, William, Nicholas and John Newton. p c C 173 Pinfold ,]
Gold, head containing hair between two crystals. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed:
Y e R l Hon° Matt*: L d : Lowth; ob: 17: June 1754 ae: 56.
Matthew Plunkett, only son and heir of Oliver, 8th Baron Louth, by Mabella bis
wife, daughter of Henry, 2nd Viscount Barnswall of Kingsland; his father was not
allowed to sit in the Irish House of Peers, as the 6th Baron had been outlawed in
11642; he married in 1716 Susanna, sister of Christopher Mason of Blackheath,
co. Kent, who died 21 February 1767. His grandson Thomas Oliver, Lord Louth,
was allowed the peerage in 1798.
Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
[Maker’s initials, J. K.] Inscribed :
Ruth Tompson ob: 2 July 1754 ae: 65.
Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
Edw: Stradling ob: 22 Oct: 1754 ae: 62,
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233- Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a skull. Engraved
inside:
Ch s Graham Ob* 25 Oct r 1754 aet 67.
234. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, J. C.]
Inscribed :
John Fishpoole Esq: ob: 19 Mar: 1755 set: 73 -
235. Gold, set with a ruby, emerald, garnet, amethyst, ruby and
diamond, the initials of which form the word regard.
Shank enamelled in white in six divisions. Inscribed:
Sarah Harvey ob: 28 Apr: 1755.
Will dated 25 April 17555 proved 23 May 1755, by John Corbett and Ann Sharp,
the executors: “I Sarah Harvey of S c George's, Hanover Square, spinster/' To be
buried at Worm ley, co. Hertford, “as near my relations as may be/' Executors : John
Corbett of Wormley, co. Hertford, carpenter, and Ann Sharp, living with Miss Cresset
in Somerset House, spinster. To M rs Mary Langborne and M rs Mary Head on, each
a guinea for a ring. To Miss Kitty Moore, daughter of Vincent and Mary Moore of
Enfield, co. Middlesex, my watch and a guinea for a ring, and to her mother the ring
I had for M r Hird's death. To M 1S Ann Sharp my tea spoons and strainer and a
guinea for a ring. To Miss Cressett two guineas for a ring. To M rs Ann Farren and
M r& Mary Day, at the Duke of Devonshire's, to each of them a guinea for a ring, and
to Jane Obaney, at Lady Decker's in S fc James' Square, a guinea for a ring {living with
me at M ra Archer's). To M re Lockley of S l George's, Hanover Square, “my brown
Negligee M and a guinea for a ring. J>C.C. 134 Paul
236. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in five divisions.
Inscribed :
Rog Church ob: 23 May 1755 ae: 65.
Inside is engraved:
W*" Church ob fc 16 May 1752 set: 48.
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238. Gold, enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
Thom* Witheridge ob 30: Oct: 1755 a‘ 72.
239. Gold, enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
Hon : Lady Bab: North ob: 31 Dec: 1755 set: 43.
“1755. Dec: 27. Lady Barbara North, aunt to the Earl of Pembroke.” (“London
MagazineVol. 25, page 43.)
Lady Barbara Herbert, daughter of Thomas, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery,
by his 2nd wife Barbara, daughter of Sir Thomas Slingsby of Scriven, co. York, baronet;
married 3 October 1730, William Dudley North of Glemham Hall, co. Suffolk, esquire.
240. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
[Maker’s initials, W. C.] Inscribed:
Tho* Cooper ob: 8 Jan: 1756 aet: 22.
Thomas Cooper of S* Michael le Quern, London, died in Paris. Administration
granted (P.C.C.) 28 January 1756, to Mary Cooper, widow, the mother.
241. Gold, enamelled in white in six scrolls. Inscribed:
Will" 1 Long ob: 15 May • 1756 ae: 33.
Buried at Rotherhithe, co. Surrey, 19 May 1756.
Will dated 4 May 1745, proved 20 May 1756, by Walter Long, the father, the sole
executor: “I William Long of S l Mary, Rotherhithe, co. Surrey, Shipwright.” To my
father Walter Long of S* Mary's, shipwright, all my property, and make him my sole
executor - P.C.C. 143 Glazier.
242. Gold, set with a crystal, with a skull in enamel underneath.
Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed:
Jane Martin died 4 June 1756.
243. Gold, set with coral. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Marg Bacon ob: 23 Aug: 1756 ae: 37.
244. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which are the initials T. D. in
gold wire above some hair, between two diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
T: Deye ob: 24 Sep: 1756 aet: 67.
“1756. Oct: i. Thomas Deye of Eye in Suffolk, Esq: in the commission of the
peace and senior alderman of Eye.” (“London Magazine ,” Vol. 25, page jr 08.)
Thomas D’Eye of Eye, eldest son of Nathaniel D’Eye of Eye, by Mary his wife,
daughter and heir of John Gooch; baptised at Eye 14 February i68£; married istly
at Eye 4 February 172^, Dioness, daughter of William Cullum of Thorndon, co.
Suffolk, who died, aged 33, 2 September 1730; married 2ndly n June 1735, Mary,
daughter of John Malyn, who was buried at Eye 4 March 173!. He was buried at Eye
30 September 1756.
245. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Rob 1 Burbidg ob: 30 Sep: 1756 aet 58.
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246. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. [Maker’s initials, J. C.] Inscribed:
Sarah Garway ob: 18 Oct: 1756 aet: 36.
247. Gold, set with an amethyst between two diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Ann Adair ob‘ 30 Dec: 1756 ae‘ 35.
HERE RESTS THE BODY OF
M rs ANN ADAIR
WIFE OF PATRICK ADAIR
MERCHANT OF THE CITY OF LONDON
WHO DIED IN THE PRIME OF LIFE
BUT NOT UNTIMELY
TOO SOON FOR HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS
BUT RIPE FOR THE BETTER WORLD SHE LIVED IN HOPES OF
DECEMBER 30™ 1756 AGED 36 YEARS.
Inscription on tomb i?i Bunhill Fields , City Road , London.
248. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
[Makers initials, J. W.] Inscribed:
Will” Douglas ob: 18 Feb: 1757 ae: 22.
249. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
[Maker’s initials, W. F.] Inscribed:
Anne Morgan ob: 27 Feb. 1757 ae: 45.
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250. Gold, set with paste, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed ;
S r W m Fleming Bar* ob: 31 Mar: 1757 ae: 48.
“ 1757, March 31. Sir William Fleming Bart member for Cumberland.”
(“London Magazine” VoL XXVT, page 20ji)
Sir William Fleming of Rydal Hall, co, Westmoreland, son of Major Michael
Fleming, by Dorothy Benson his wife, and grandson of Sir Daniel Fleming of Rydal,
knight, a distinguished antiquary, succeeded his unde, Sir George Fleming, as 3rd
baronet, 2 July t 747 i M,R for co. Cumberland 19 May 1756; married Elizabeth,
daughter of Christopher Petty of Skipton, in Craven. In his will dated 30 May 1 755^
and proved (Prerogative Court of York) 15 January 1760, by his widow, Dame
Elizabeth Fleming, he leaves his grandfathers MSS. to his son Michael, and mentions
his three daughters Emelia, Barbara and Elizabeth.
251. Gold, enamelled in white in four scrolls. [Maker’s initials, j. C.]
Inscribed :
James Crumbleholme ob: 3*Sep: i 757 : ce: 25.
252. Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
Rich: Boylan di“: 14 Oc: 1757 ag d : 60.
253. Gold, coffin-shaped head, set with a crystal, beneath which, in
enamel, is a skeleton. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
S * S • ob * 1757.
254. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds; beneath
the head is some hair. Shank enamelled in black in four
scrolls. Inscribed:
James Fawcett ob: n Apr 1758 ae: 32.
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2 55- Gold, set with a crystal Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. [Maker's initials, J. C] Inscribed:
John Bainbrigge ck: ob: 30 May ■ 1758 aet: 68.
“Buried 1758. June 2 d . Rev d M r Bainbrigge, Rector/ 3 (Registers of Walton -
on-the- Wo Ids, co. Leicester.)
John Bainbrigge of Walton-on-the-Wolds, co. Leicester, clerk, 2nd son of John
Bainbrigge of Lockington, co, Leicester; of Hart Hall, Oxford, matriculated 2 July
1707, aged 17, B.A> 1711, M.A. 171$; Rector of Walton-on-the-Wolds 1729-
Will dated 29 May 1758, proved 7 October 1758, by Elizabeth Bainbrigge, the
niece, the sole executrix: “I John Bainbrigge of Walton-on-the-Wolds, co. Leicester,
clerk/ 3 Next turn of Rectory of Walton to Rev. Thomas Green of WineswoultL
Nephew Philip Harley Bainbrigge. To niece Elizabeth Bainbrigge my father's picture.
Nieces Mary and Elizabeth Bainbrigge my medals. R C C. 284 Hutton
NEAR THIS PLACE
LIE THE REMAINS OF THE REV D
M* JOHN BAINBRIGGE
LATE RECTOR OF THIS PARISH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
THE 29™ DAY OF MAY 17 58
IN THE 68 th YEAR OF HIS AGE.
HE WAS THE YOUNGER SON OF
JOHN BAINBRIGGE, ESQ*
OF LOCKING TON IN THIS COUNTY.
HERE ALSO ARE INTERRED THE BODIES OF
HANNAH HIS WIFE, AND HANNAH HIS
DAUGH t (AN INFANT) WHO BOTH DIED A.D. 1740.
THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED BY THE ORDER OF
PHILIP HARLEY BAINBRIGGE, ESQ*
AND HIS SISTERS MARY AND EL 1 Z. BAINBRIGGE
IN MEMORY OF THEIR UNCLE.
Inscription on a tablet on South wall of the chancel of
Walton-on-the-Wolds Churchy co . Leicester .
THIS CHURCH
WAS REBUILT IN THE
YEAR 1739
BY ELI* PORTE, PLUMBER
AND W M JACKSON, MASON.
THE CHANCEL WAS
REBUILT IN THE SAME
YEAR BY THE REVEREND
M* JOHN BAINBRIGGE
RECTOR OF THIS
PARISH.
Inscription cut in the lead of the tower roof of Walton-ondhe - Wolds Church .
90
%
256.
Gold,
enamelled
John
in black in six scrolls. Inscribed:
Ellis ob 22 Aug 1758 ee: 61.
257. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Jo" Bethel ob. 28 Aug. 1758 ae: 45.
258. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
Nick* Murton ob: 20 Sep: 1758- ae ■ 5 *<
259. Gold, set with paste between two rose diamonds. Shank
waved and enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Mary * Porter • ob: 22 • Oct: 1758 • aet: 60,
Mary Porter, buried at Staines, co, Middlesex, 27 October 1758.
Will dated 20 October 1758, proved 16 January 1759: “ l Mary Porter of
S E James 7 , Westminster*” To be buried at Staines with my late husband. All my
estate to be divided equally between my two daughters, Mary and Elizabeth Porter.
Executors : Jacob Grant of S r BenePs, Grace Church, John Downs of S l James 1 ,
Westminster, and Mary Porter, daughter PC,C. $0 Arran
260* Gold, set with a crystal between two rose diamonds* Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls* Inscribed:
Eliz: Blackman ob: 9 Nov: 1758 ae: 43.
91
[Makers initials, I. S.]
S r Nath 1 Curzon - Bar 1 ob: 16 - Nov: 1758 * se: 83*
at Kedleston, ag*
(Gent's Mag.)
1758 Nov: 16* “Sir Nat* Curzon,
Vol XXVIII. [mg], page 556.)
Sir Nathaniel Curzon, 2nd son of Sir Nathaniel Curzon of Kedleston, eo* Derby,
baronet, by Sarah his wife, daughter of William Penn of Penn, co* Buckingham, justice
of the Common Pleas; of Trinity College, Oxford, matriculated 2 July 1692, aged 16 ;
Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple 1700; M.P. for Clitheroe 26 March 1722, for
Derby 25 April and 1 September 1713, and for Derby County 28 August 1727 to S April
x 754 ; married 19 February i 7iy, Mary, daughter and coheir of Sir Ralph Assheton of
Middleton, co* Lancaster, baronet, who died, aged 81, 18 March, and was buried at
Kedleston 28 March 1776; succeeded his brother, Sir John Curzon, as 4th baronet
6 August 1727; died 16 November 1758, and buried at Kedleston, Administration
granted (P.CC.) 5 December 1758, to Lady Mary Curzon, the relict, (See “Notes™
to u Visitation of England and Walesf VoL V., page gyi)
TO THE MEMORY OF SIR NATHANIEL CURZON
BART, A WORTHY DESCENDANT OF THIS ANCIENT
FAMILY WHICH HAS INHERITED A GOOD NAME
AND AMPLE POSSESSIONS IN THIS PLACE FROM
BEFORE THE NORMAN CONQUEST, WITH THESE
HE DERIVED FROM EXCELLENT PARENTS THE MOST
VALUABLE OF ALL PATRIMONIES, A STRONG CONSTI¬
TUTION, GOOD PARTS, AND STEADY CHRISTIAN
PRINCIPLES. IN THE CULTIVATION AND IMPROVEMENT
OF WHICH HE PERSEVERED WITH UNCOMMON
TEMPERANCE, INDUSTRY AND PIETY, BEYOND
THE ORDINARY EXTENT OF HUMAN LIFE.
TO THE AGE OF 40 HE WAS ENGAGED IN
THE PROFESSION AND PRACTICE OF THE
COMMON LAW, IN WHICH FEW OF HIS TIME
WERE MORE EMINENT, AND WHEN CALLED
TO THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY IN PARLIAMENT
HE EXHIBITED AMIDST VARIOUS CHANGES
DURING THIRTY YEARS A UNIFORM EXAMPLE
OF PATRIOT CONSTANCY. WITH THESE PUBLIC
ENDOWMENTS HE RETAINED EVERY PRIVATE
VIRTUE PURE AND UNTAINTED AS IF HE
HAD NO COMMERCE W TH THE WORLD, BEING
EXCEEDINCx GREAT MODESTY, PERFECT INTEGRITY
AND UNBOUNDED HUMANITY, IN EVERY
DOMESTIC CHARACTER AMIABLE, IN THAT OF
FATHER ADMIRABLE* THE SIGHT OF HIS CHILDRENS
CHILDREN HAVING FILLED UP THE MEASURE OF ALL
EARTHLY ENJOYMENTS, HE EXCHANGED THIS LIFE
FOR A BETTER IN THE 84™ YEAR OF HIS AGE NOV: l 6 ni
1758* HE HAD ISSUE 3 SONS.
JOHN DIED AN INFANT.
NATHANIEL BARON SCARSDALE, MARRIED LADY
CAROLINE COLYEAR, ELDEST DAUGHTER OP THE EARL
OF PORTMQRE, AND ASSHETON MARRIED ESTHER
HANMER OF ISCRYD IN FLINTSHIRE*
THAT THE REMEMBRANCE OF HIS VIRTUES MAY BE OF
SERVICE TO HIS POSTERITY
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY HIS MOST AFFECTIONATE
MARY, DAUGHTER OF SIR RAPHE ASSHETON
OF MIDDLETON IN LANC: BART: ANN; 1762*
Inscription in Kedleston Church ., co. Derby *
Q2
262. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls, [Maker’s initials, C. D.]
Inscribed:
Tho s Burroughs ob: 3 Dec: 1758 ae: 29.
Thomas Burroughes of Wymondham, co, Norfolk, surgeon, 3rd son of Jeremiah
Burroughes, by Anne his wife; married Elizabeth, who died, aged 71, 20 July 1S05,
and was buried at Wymondham. He was buried at Wymondham, MX {See
Ring No, 26p,)
263. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls, [Maker's initials, W, S.]
Inscribed :
Mary Visetally ob: 24 Feb: 1759 ae: 72,
[Will dated 13 August 1754, proved 6 March 1759, by Weyman Tillett, the
daughter, the sole executrix: “I Mary Visetally of Christ Church, co. Surrey, widow.”
Sons-in-law John Tillett and William Whitwell one shilling apiece. Grandson
Alexander Tillett. Grandchildren Esther Ireland, John Alexander Ireland, John
Tillett and Judith Tillett, Alexander Visetally, Jacob Visetally, James Visetally.
Residue to daughters Margaret Whitwell and Weyman Tillet* p c C 122 Arran ]
264, Gold, oval head, surrounded with garnets. Shank enamelled
in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
John Bushnelt ob: io Mar : 1759 ae: 56.
Will dated 7 February 1759, proved 2 May 1759, by John Bolger and Richard
Cock, the executors : “ I John Bushnell of North fleet, co* Kent, miller,” To John
Bolger of Gravesend, go, Kent, surgeon, and Richard Cock of the same, gent, all my
estate in trust for all my nephews and nieces I do give to each of them one Guinea
to buy them Rings.” p c Q /J(J Armn
HERE LIES THE BODY OF
M r JOHN BUSHNELL
LATE OF THIS PARISH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
THE II th DAY OF MARCH 1759
AGED 56 YEARS.
Inscription on a large oblong tombstone in the
churchyard at Northfleef, co. Kent ,
265. Gold, enamelled in black in six scrolls. Inscribed:
Rob 1 Hayward ob: 13 March 1759 : 69,
93
266. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
J : T: ob: 3: June 1759 ae : 47.
267. Gold, set with a diamond. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
Sus a : Polerd ob: 10 June 1759 ae: 47.
268. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Eliz: Harper ob: 22 June ■ 1759 ae: 55,
269. Gold, waved shank, enamelled in black. [Maker's initials, C. D.]
Inscribed :
Jer: Burroughs • arm : ob : 27 Nov: 1759 * ae: 67.
“Buried at Wymondham, co, Norf.” (“ London Magazine” VoL XXVIHy page 684.)
I. II. M. SEFULTUM JACET
OUICQUID PERI RE POTUIT
J EREMIN BURROUGHES ARM :
HUNC JURE, MARMOR, DIXER1S FU 1 SSE VIRUM
VERK PRORUM ET HONESTUM,
QUI SI QUID IMPENISUS ODISSIT QUAM MALIl QUICQUAM
FACERE, HOC UNUM FUIT QU/E RENE FECKRAT CELEBRARI AUDI RE,
FILIJ SUPERST 1 TES, JEREMIAS ET RANDALL
QUEIS FLEB 1 LE IIUJUS MONUMENT I PON END I OFFICIUM
CON TIG IT, UT HOC SALTEM PIETATIS TESTIMONIUM
PATER SECUM H ABE AT, SERVETQUE SEPULCHRO
TAM CHARI CAPITIS VIRTUTES,
DOLENTES LICET MUTL PR/ETKKEUNT
NE SCILICET LAUDES, QUAS VIVUS FERRE NON POTUIT
CINERES ETIAM SOITTOS PERTURBENT.
EXCESSIT E VITA 27 th DIE NOVEMBRI 5 ANNO /ETA. 67™ DOM I. 1759.
ANNA PR/EDICTI JEEEMLE UXOR JUXTA ETIAM SEPULTA EST.
IN EODEM SEPULCHRO JACET THOMAS
JEREMDE ET ANN AC BURROUCHES PI LI US.
FERRE PR/EREPTUS 3. DIE DEC EM BR IS ANNO /ETA 29, SALUTJS HUMANA 175S,
SI LECTOR PERCONTABERE QUALI AUSPICIO
ASSIGNAT AS SIBI HAC IN VITA PARTES AD IMP LEV I|R IT,
HOC TIBI BAUCIS RESPONSUM HABE :
BONORUM OMNIUM INTER PLAUSUS VIXIT,
DISCESSIT INTER LACHRYMAS
QUINQUE LIBER I J EREMLE FILIORUM NATO MAXIMI,
IN EODEM SEPULCHRO SUNT POSITI
INFANTES CEC 1 DERE, FAC 1 LIS MORTI VICTORIA.
Inscription on a mural tablet in IVymmdham
Churchy co. Norfolk.
94
270. Gold, set with an amethyst between two rose diamonds.
Engraved inside:
Jos. Needham ob. 20 Dec. 1759 32 67.
Joseph Needham, son of John Need of Madresfield, eo. Worcester; of S* Mary
Hall, Oxford, matriculated (as Joseph Need) 16 October 1713* aged 18, B.A. 1717,
M.A. from Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1729; Vicar of Col erne, eo, Wilts,
1726-59, Rector of S* Peter's, Biddeston, co. Wilts, 1742-59. Administration granted
(P.CC.) 26 January 1760, to his daughter Lydia, wife of Zachariah Shrapnel,
271* Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Joa Donnithorne ob: 6 Aug: 1760. ae: 93.
272. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in white. Inscribed :
E: Legge • born • 3 * Sep: 1670 * aged • 84.
HoiV le Elizabeth Legge, 2nd daughter of George, 1st Baron of Dartmouth, Admiral
of the Fleet, by Barbara his wife, daughter of Sir Henry Archbold of Abbots
Bromley, co. Stafford; bom 3 September, baptised at Trinity Chapel, Minories,
London, 10 September 1670; died, aged 90, 15 September, buried in Trinity
Chapel 22 September 1760. Administration granted 20 January 1761, to the
Hon Me Henry Bilson Legge, nephew.
1760. ELIZABETH LEGGE, DAUGHTER OF GEORGE LEGGE.
Inscription on a tablet to members of the Legge family in
Holy Trinity , Minories , London .
95
George t\}t Cljtrti.
(25 October if60 to 29 January 1820.)
273. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which are the initials S. P.
in gold wire. Shank enamelled in black in four scrolls.
Inscribed :
Sar. Priddle Ja 1761: ae: 46.
Will dated 5 December 1760, proved 29 January 1761, by Robert Barneveldt and
Edward Priddle; Sarah Priddle of S* Bride's, London, widow. My late husband
gave by will to my only child Betty Priddle ^400. To Robert Barneveldt of Thames
Street, cheesemonger and Edward Priddle of Newgate Street, cheesemonger, Gold
Ring each of One Guinea value.” Residue to my daughter, executrix, together with
Robert Barneveldt and Edward Priddle* PC C 31 Cheslyn
274, Gold, with clasped hands. Shank with two scrolls intertwined.
Inscribed :
Jn° Wale Arm: ob : 22: Mar: 1761 set: 61.
Rich 11 Wale ob: 10 • Sept: 1761 * set 47.
John Wale, buried at Earl's Colne, co* Essex, 29 March 1761.
John Wale of Barfs Colne Priory, esquire, eldest son of John Wale of Saffron
Walden, co. Essex, by Ann his wife, eldest daughter of Daniel and Mary Andrewes;
married 4 January 173!, Anne, only surviving daughter of John Eldred of Olivers, in
Stanway, co. Essex, esquire, by Mary his wife, daughter of Robert Horsman.
Will dated 18 March 1746: My mansion house of Colne Priory* To wife Ann
all the plate that has mine and her arms engraven upon it or the arms of her family*
Brother Jeffery Wale, esquire. Brother Charles Wale. Brother Richard Wale.
Sister Ann Holgate. My sister M* 3 Elizabeth Wale. Nephew M r Charles William
Holgate, Niece Mary Holgate. My aunt M re Frances Biddulph. Brother Jeffery,
sole executor. P\ C, C* 133 Cheslyn .
Administration granted 8 April 1761, to Richard Wale, brother; Jeffery Wale
having died and relict Ann Wale renounced.
Administration granted s October 1761, to Ann Holgate. sister, on death of
Richard Wale.
Administration granted 23 May 1792, to Anri, wife of the Rev. Thomas
Carwardine, administratrix of the estate of Ann Holgate, Elizabeth Wale and Charles
Wale dying without taking out letters of administration.
99
“1714* Sept: 6 th. Richard, s. of Mr. John and Ann Wale.”— (Registers of
Saffron Walden , co. Essex.)
“Richard Wale, of the Priory, in Essex, Esq.” (London Magazine , Vol. XXX. y
page 614.)
Richard Wale, younger brother of John Wale; buried at Earl’s Colne, co. Essex,
17 September 1761.
Administration granted 5 October 1761, to Ann Holgate, sister.
IN
THE VAULT BENEATH LIES INTERRED THE REMAINS OF JOHN
WALE OF COLNE PRIORY, ESQ re , ELDEST SON OF JOHN WALE LATE
OF SAFFRON WALDEN ESQ. BY ANN HIS WIFE ELDEST DAUGHTER
OF DAN l ANDREWES & MARY HIS WIFE, THE ONLY DAUGHTER
& CHILD OF THE LAST HEIR MALE OF THE FAMILY OF THE
HARLACKENDENS, MANY YEARS OF THIS PARISH.
HE SUCCEEDED TO COLNE PRIORY 1729,
ON THE DEATH OF RICHARD ANDREWES ESQ. ONLY SON AND HEIR
MALE, OF THE SAID DAN L & MARY, AND
MARRIED 4™ JAN ry 1738 TO ANN ELDRED,
ONLY SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF JOHN ELDRED ESQ re , SOMETIME
OF OLIVERS, IN THE PARISH OF STANWAY, IN THIS COUNTY,
WHO WAS ALSO A DESCENDANT FROM THE HARLACKENDENS,
BEING ELDEST SON OF JOHN ELDRED ESQ. & MARY HIS WIFE,
WHO WAS HALF SISTER OF RICHARD HARLACKENDEN, ESQ.
THE LAST HEIR MALE OF THAT FAMILY.
HE
DIED MARCH 2 2 NU 1761. AGED 61 YEARS.
“HE WRONGS THE DEAD WHO THINKS THIS MARBLE FRAME
WAS SET TO BE THE GUARDIAN OF HIS NAME,
WHEREAS, T’WAS ONLY FOR HIS ASHES MEANT,
HIS NAME WAS SET TO GUARD THE MONUMENT.”
ALSO
RICHARD WALE, YOUNGEST BROTHER
OF THE ABOVE JOHN WALE ESQ.
HE
DIED SEP br 10 th 1761
AGED 47.
HERE LYETH THE BODY OF M RS ANN WALE
(RELICT OF THE ABOVE NAMED JOHN WALE ESQ.),
WHO DIED FEB V 19™ 1770.
AGED 65.
Inscription on a tablet in the church at Earls Colne , co. Essex.
275. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Caroline • Acton • ob: 4 • May • 1761 • aet: 29.
Buried at Baylham, co. Suffolk, 12 May 1761.
Caroline Wearg, daughter of John Wearg, by Charlotte his wife, sister and heir of
Baptist Lee of Livermere Park, co. Suffolk, esquire; married, as his 1st wife, Nathaniel
Acton of Bramford Hall, co. Suffolk, who died 19 April 1795. (For Memorial
Inscription see Nathaniel Acton , 19 April 1795.)
TOO
2j6. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Geor: Andrews Di d • 24 ■ May • 1761 • Ag* 1 • 60,
277. Gold, small oval head with hair, surrounded by amethysts. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
S : Dawson ob : 19: Aug: 1761: se: 52.
278. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Will" 1 Batt ob: 8 Sep: 1761 set: 26.
279. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Dan' Kemble ■ D : D : ob : 10 ■ Sep: 1761 * ae: 58.
Sept 22. “ Rev, Dr. Kemble, R, of Kourton on the hill, Gloucestershire,”
{Gentls Mag.> VoL XXXI\ \ij6i\ page 430.)
“Sep: rS. The Rev d D r Daniel Kemble.” {Registers of Tewkesbury Abbey,
co. Gloucester *)
Daniel Kemble, son of Thomas Kemble of Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester, gent,
by Elizabeth his wife; baptised at Tewkesbury 29 March 1703; of Balliol College,
Oxford, matriculated iS November 1720, aged 17, B.A. 1724, M.A, 1727, D.D. 1739;
Rector of Bourton 1733-
Will dated 12 June 1761, with codicil dated 29 July 1761, proved 9 December
1761, by brother Thomas Kemble of Tewkesbury: To be buried at Tewkesbury*
Margaret, wife of my brother Thomas Kemble of Tewkesbury* Residue to brother
Thomas Kemble, sole executor.
JP.CG 436 Ckeslyn *
THOMAS KEMBLE GENT QBIJT
29 sept: 1707 JET 40°
EDWARDUS UNITS E FIL1IS
SINU REQUIESCAT
ANN KEMBLE WIDOW DIED MAY THE 3 rd 1713.
EDWARD THE YOUNGEST SON OF THOMAS
AND ELIZABETH KEMBLE DIED APRIL Y E 8 th 17 20
IN THE 13™ YEAR OF HIS AGE.
HERE LYETH THE BODY OF ELIZABETH TIIE
WIFE OF THOMAS KEMBLE WHO DIED
AUGUST 24™ 1731 IN Y b 54 th YEAR OF HER AGE.
HERE LYETH THE BODY OF Y e REV D DAN L KEMBLE D,D,
SON OF Y e ABOVE NAMED THO* & ELIZABETH KEMBLE, LATE
RECTOR OF BOURTON ON Y R HILL IN Y s COUNTY WHO
DIED Y e IO tej SEPT 14 1761 AGED 58 YEARS*
Arms. —On a bend ermine three leopards' faces; impaling, three lions' faces on a chief
embattled ermine. Crest —A lion's head erased.
Inscription on a ledger stone in St Margaret 3 Chapel\
Tewkesbury Abbey, co. Gloucester,
lOl
280. Gold, small oval head containing hair. Shank enamelled in
white in three scrolls. Inscribed:
John • Speary ob: 7 • Oct ■ 1761 • set. 59.
281. Gold, set with a crystal, with a skull in enamel underneath. Shank
enamelled in white in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, J. C.]
Inscribed ;
Miles Cooke ob: 13 Oct: 1761 aet: 73.
282. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Cath Hugill ob: 20 • Oct 1761 aet: 29.
Buried at Great Smeaton, co. York, 3 November 1761,
PERENNI MEMORISE
IIENRICI HEWGILL A,M, DE HORNBY GRANGE,
QUI PER AN NOS PLUS QUIN QUAG INTA
HU JUS ECCLESUE ERAT PATRQNUS
ET RECTOR.
OBI IT 26™ JANUARII, A.D. 1 804, JET So
QUID SIT PARENTIS, CONJUGIS, AMICI ERG A SUOS
QUID SIT CHRISTIANI OFFICUM ERGA UNIYERSOS
YITtt BENE LONGUE (SIC DEUS VOLUIT) EXEMPLO
UNICE ILLUSTRAVIT
EA ERAT NATIVA ANIMI INDOLES
UT NULLIUS A RBI TRIO ADDICT US,
NUNQUAM NON, MO RUM SUAVITATE, ET LEGIBUS
PER QUADRAGENTA AN NOS RITE ADMINISTRATIS
ALIORUM STUDIA SIBI CONCILIA RET.
REM PATERNAM
UNDE, QUOD EGENTIBUS SUFFICERET,
LARGA MANU IIAURIEBAT,
DEPOSITOR A QUAD AM LI BE R A LI ET SU>E,
jEDI FICUS, RED I TIB US,
COMMODIOREM H/EREDI FECIT
ET AMPLIOREM*
PRIM AM DUXIT UXOREM GATHER I NAM
UN AM EDWINI THORNICROFT DE LONDINO FI LIAM
QVJE 30° OCTOBR1S, A.D 1761, /ET 1 * 29, OBI IT
ET CUM MAR1TG IN EG DEM TUMULO
CONQUIESCIT
(edwino relicto filio)
SECUNDA UXOR, ANTONINA,
MINIMA B FI LI ABUS THOM/E ET ELIS/E WILLOUGHBY
ET TRES EJUS L1BERI, ANTONINA JACOBUS FRANC1SCUS
ADHUC SUPERSTITES MAN ENT
PROPTER CHARUM CAPUT DIUQUE VENERANDUM
HOC PIET AXIS SIMUL ET DESIDERIi MONUMENTUM
OPTIMI PARENTIS H.ERES
POSUIT EDWINUS
Inscription o?i a tablet in Great Smeaton Church , co, York .
102
283* Gold, a very small ring, enamelled in black Inscribed:
Tho : Lister * Ar: ob : 29 - Nov : 1761 ■ se: 38.
Dec: 3. “Tho. Lister, Esq; member for Clithero” {Gent's Mag., VoL XXXI\
[/76i\ page 603)
Thomas Lister, eldest son of Thomas Lister of Gisburn Park, co. York, by
Catherine his wife, daughter and coheir of Sir Ralph Assheton of Whalley, co*
Lancaster, baronet; baptised at Gisburn 4 February r72g ; succeeded his father in
May 1745; M.P. for Clitheroe 1745-61; married at Downham, co. Lancaster,
3 September 1748, Beatrix, daughter of Jesop Hulton of Hulton Park, co. Lancaster.
He was buried at Gisburn 6 December 1761.
Will dated 25 September 1759, with codicil dated 16 February 1761, proved at
York in December 1761: Indenture made 2 September 1748, between me the said
Thomas Lister of the first part, Ralph Asheton and Richard Beaumont of the second
part, Nathaniel Curzon and Thomas Pigott of the third part, Pierce Starkie and Nicholas
Winkley of the fourth part, and Beatrice, then Hulton, and now my wife, of the fifth
part. Allowing said Beatrice ^300 a year. I have issue son Thomas, two daughters
Beatrix and Catherine. Manors in the counties of York, Lancaster and Chester.
Moiety of Rectory of Whailey* Brother Nathaniel Lister, My pictures, rings, plate,
&c. 3 not to be sold, but to be kept for my eldest son. Wife Beatrix executrix.
Nich : Winckley of Preston, co. Lancaster, who married my wife’s sister, and Edw d
Parker of Browsholme, co* York, executors, and to have, with my wife, the guardianship
of my children. Witnesses: Thos : Stark ie, Ja s Bleasdall, Hy : Atherton, ( Codicil) \
Rob 1 Parker to be executor in place of Edw d Parker. Witnesses : Rob 1 Yarley,
Thos: Starkie, Thos: Robinson. Wills, VoL 105, fo. 250.
284. Gold, set with an amethyst. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed :
Grace Spurway ob: 30 Jan: 1762 ae: 57.
Engraved inside :
Henry Spurway Ob 12 June 1762 ae: 61.
285. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Mary Sizer ob: 1 Feb: 1762 aet: 70,
286. Gold, set with three rose diamonds. Waved shank, enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Lucy ■ Spinnage ■ ob: 24 • Feb : 1762 • ae: 47.
103
287. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, C. D.] Inscribed:
Jane • Blois • ob: 15 • Mar: 1762 • ae: 60.
March 22. “Mrs. Blois, of Ubbeston-hall.” ( Gent's Mag., Vol. XXXII. [ 1762],
Page J4S-)
Buried at Yoxford, co. Suffolk, 22 March 1762.
Jane Kemp, daughter of Sir Robert Kemp of Ubbeston, co. Suffolk, baronet, by
Elizabeth his 2nd wife, daughter and heir of James Brand of Edwardstone, co. Suffolk,
esquire; married William Blois (who died, aged 43, 24 May 1734), 2nd son of
Sir Charles Blois of Cock field Hall, in Yoxford, 1st baronet). Their only son
Charles succeeded his grandfather as 2nd baronet.
288. Gold, oval head containing hair, between two small diamonds.
Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Grace Cant ob 23 Mar 1762 ae: 5.
289. Gold, set with a diamond. Waved shank, enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
Tho s John • Skeggs • ob: 24 • May • 1762 • ae: 20.
Engraved inside:
John Skeggs Mar 7 1742 JE 26.
290. Gold, set with a crystal, between four small diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Jn° Bide ob: 26 May • 1762 ae: 72.
104
291, Gold, enamelled in black, [Makers initials, B. R.] Inscribed :
James * Godin * Esq * ob: 6: June * 1762 * se: 72.
James Godin, Director of the French Protestant Hospital 1742, Treasurer 1756-62 ;
married M. M. Alavoine, daughter of Daniel Alavoine, and niece of Peter Alavoine
(see Ring No. I2p).
Will dated 31 August 1758, proved 14 June 1762, by Mary Magdalen Godin,
relict: James Godin of the Liberty of Norton Folgate, co. Middlesex, weaver. To the
Deacons of the French Church, Threadneedle Street, ^100, To the Directors of
the French Hospital in S t Luke J s j£ioq. To S E Thomas 5 Hospital ^50. London
Hospital ^50, My present wife Mary Magdalen Godin. My friends Messrs, John
Listard, merchant, Nicholas Jourdain, mercer, M r Peter Nouaille, junior, merchant.
My House in Spital Square. Son Giles Godin. Executors : wife and son Giles Godin,
14 June 1762, David De La Van of Christ Church, co. Middlesex, weaver, and
John Listard of All Hallows-on-the-Wall, London, merchant, swear to handwriting.
RCG 252 St Elay,
292. Gold, oval head, containing a plait of brown hair. Shank waved,
enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Mary Kennedy ob 30 June 1762 aet 19.
293. Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, E. P.] Inscribed:
Tho E Mytton - Charus * Pater * ob: 3 * July • 1762 ■ as: 57.
294. Gold, enamelled in black, with five rose diamonds equidistant.
Inscribed :
T: Mytton Conjux Amabilis ob: 3 July 1762 • ae: 57*
Burials. 1762, July 7. “Thomas Mytton of Cleobury, esq: & the affidavit
brought the 13.” (Registers of Ship ton t co. Salop)
Thomas Mytton of Cleobury North, co. Salop, esquire, 2nd son of Thomas Mytton
of Shiptoo, co. Salop, gent, by Martha his wife, daughter and heir of Bonham Amies,
and nephew of Elizabeth Edwards (see Ring No. 4?)> brother of Amie Mytton
(see Ring No. jop), and father of Thomas Mytton (see his Memorial Inscription ,
2 January 18yd) ■ baptised at Shipton 6 January 170^; married Anne, daughter and
coheir of Michael Hens haw of Leek, co, Stafford, esquire.
NEAR THIS PLACE
ARE DEPOSITED THE MORTAL REMAINS OF
THOMAS MYTTON OF CLEOBURY NORTH ESQ 11
AND ANNE HIS WIFE
HE WAS THE YOUNGEST SON OF
THOS : MYTTON OF SHIPTON ESQ e BY MARTHA HIS WIFE
AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE 3*° DAY OF JULY 1762
SHE WAS ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS AND CO-HEIRESSES
OF MICHAEL HENSHAW OF LEEK
IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ESQ R
AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE II th DAY OF NOV: 17 70 ,
THOMAS MYTTON THEIR ELDEST SON
CAUSED THIS MONUMENT TO BE erected
IN MEMORY OF HIS PARENTS.
hi script ion on a tablet in Shipton Churchy co . Salop.
105
295* Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair,
surrounded by garnets. Enamelled in white. Inscribed :
W: Isaacson : ob: io: Sep: 1762: ae: 18.
296. Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank enamelled in white
in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, HN.] Inscribed:
Philip Sturgeon ob: 6 Oct: 1762 set: 22.
297, Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, J. J.j
Inscribed :
Jane Phillips ob: 18 Nov: 1762 ■ ae: 67.
298. Gold, waved shank, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Susan • Hamond • ob: 9 • Jan : 1763 set: 76.
20 Jan. “Hon. Mrs. Hammond, at Wot ton, Norfolk; she was sister to the late
Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford.” (GentJs Mag., VoL XXXIIL [1763], page 46.)
Susan Walpole, daughter of Robert Walpole of Houghton, co. Norfolk, by Mary
his wife, daughter and heir of Sir Geoffrey Bur well of Rougham, co. Suffolk, knight;
born 5 December 1687 ; married Anthony Hamond of Wootton, co. Norfolk, esquire,
who died 7 February 174-4-, 5 C > She was buried in South Wootton Church
13 January 1763. M.I.
Will dated 5 June 1761, proved 6 March 1763, by Richard Hamond, esquire,
the son, the executor; Susan Hamond of South Wootton, co. Norfolk, widow. To be
buried in South Wootton Church, next to my late husband Anthony Hamond, esquire
“an Inscription shall be put on my gravestone that my body shall not be stirred”
Grand-daughter Susan, wife of Henry Cornish Henley of Sandringham, co. Norfolk,
esquire. Daughter-in-law Elizabeth Hamond, widow. Grandson Anthony Hamond,
son of Robert Hamond, deceased, and his sister Susan Hamond and brothers
Richard and Horace. Son Horace Hamond and his wife Dorothy Walpole Hamond,
and daughter Susanna Mary Hamond and son Horace. “To my daughter-in-law
Eliz: Hamond &: to my said son Horace Hamond and to Dor? W, Hamond his wife
and to my grand daughter Susan Hamond each of them a Diamond Ring of the
value of 20 guineas a peice to be set with my late Husband's and my hair.”
P.C.C. 131 Oisar.
SUSANNA HAMOND, ANTONII HAMOND, ARM, VIDUA
ORIIT 9 DIE JAN 11 A.D. 1 763
AETATIS SVM 76.
Inscription on a flat stone near font in South Wootton
Church , CO. Norfolk .
106
299* Gold, set with an amethyst between two small rose diamonds.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls, Inscribed :
John Brown ob: 10 Jan: 1763 aet: 54.
Engraved inside :
M B ob 9 Jan 1771 aet 66.
300, Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair* Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls* Inscribed :
Jane Hankinson ob : 9 Mar: 1763 ae: 31*
30 t, Gold, enamelled in black* [Makers initials, B. R.] Engraved
inside :
In Mem * of Tho* Bray Esq r Died March 13 1763 Aged 69*
March 14. “Tho. Bray, Esq; at Edmonton.” {Gent's Mag., Vol. XXXIII.,
\_t76jl page 146 .)
Thomas Bray of Silver Street, Edmonton, co> Middlesex, married Elizabeth Sadlers,
who died, aged SS, 12 February 1794, and was buried with her husband in Bunhill
Fields, London.
Will dated 12 February 1763, proved 21 March 1763, by Elizabeth Bray, relict:
“The expenee of my Funeral! not to exceed ^40.” To wife Elizabeth Bray, To my
Brother Bartholomew Bray. Daughter Mary Sophia Bray. My house in Silver Street,
Edmonton, where I dwell. Son Thomas Bray. I have advanced ^5000 to my
son in case of his going into partnership with Messrs. Nouaille and Harison, My
wife's sisters Mary and Sophia Sadlers. M 1 * Dorothy Sadleir and M r George Sadleir,
M r Peter Nouaille, junior. “To each of my Legatees before named in this my
will 1 leave a Ring and to sundry other Friends at the Discretion of my Wife to
each a Ring,” Residue to my wife, sole executrix. p g g Cmar
302. Gold, set with a crystal* behind which, in
Shank enamelled in black in six scrolls.
enamel, is a skull.
Inscribed :
Eliz. Beavil di: 17. Mar: 1763 ag: 65.
107
3 ° 3 -
Inscribed :
Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, I. W.]
Peter • Nouaille • arm : ob : n • Apr: 1763 • aet • 70.
Peter Nouaille of Hackney, co. Middlesex, was the son of Peter Nouaille, who
came into England after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. He married Anne,
daughter of Jean Maillard,of Spitalfields, co. Middlesex (see Ring No. 342 ), and by
her was the father of Peter (see Ring No. 978) and Susannah, who married James
Frushard (see Ring No. 372). He was buried at Christ Church, Spitalfields,
18 April 1763.
Will dated 26 February 1763, proved 28 April 1763, by Peter Nouaille, the son,
and James Frushard, son-in-law: Peter Nouaille of S l John’s, Hackney, co. Middlesex,
merchant. Son-in-law James Frushard. Son Peter Nouaille. My wife Anne Nouaille.
To the French Church in Petticoat l^ane (the Artillery Church) ^50. To the Soup
House in Spitalfields ^50. My leasehold house in Grove Street, Hackney, where
I now dwell. p c c jg3 C(esar
304. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, I. S.] Inscribed:
Anne • Fowtrell • ob : 17 • Apr: 1763 • ae: 28.
305. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, 1 . C.] Inscribed:
Rich d Ivatt • Arm : ob : 2 June • 1763 • aet: 43.
Puried at Wimbledon, co. Surrey, 9 June 1763.
June 2. “ Richard Ivatt, Esq ; one of the sixty clerks in chancery.” (Gent's Mag.,
VoL XXXIII. [1763}, page 314.)
Will dated 12 November 1760, proved 3 June 1763: Richard Ivatt of London,
gentleman. “To be buried in my own family vault in the parish church of Wimbledon.”
My brother-in-law William Blunt of London, merchant. My cousin Benjamin Sergeant
of Fleet Street, goldsmith. To my mother Martha Ivatt. My sister Mary A\ inthrop
of London, widow. My sister Martha, wife of William Blunt. Sister Susannah
and her husband M r Joseph Nicholas. My sister Anne Ivatt. Sister Sarah Ivatt.
Sister-in-law M rs Henrietta Ivatt and her sister Miss Belinda Halked. Executors:
William Blunt and Benjamin Sergeant. To M r Charles Browne of Austin Friars, gent,
and his partner M r Smyth and M r Bramstone Seawell of Bow Lane, gent, Ten Guineas
each for a Ring. p c c 2 g S C(emr
306. Gold, set with a crystal between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in white in four scrolls. [Maker’s initials, G. H.]
Inscribed :
Geo: Gordon Esq: ob: 3 July 1763 • ae: 23.
108
t
307- Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
W 1 ” Oswell ob: 16 Aug: 1763 ae 58.
f< Aug: 19. 1763. M r W m Oswell aged 58.” {Registers of burial\ St. Alhumid's,
Shrewsbury, co. Salop )
William Oswell, Alderman of Shrewsbury, son of William Oswell of High Street,
Shrewsbury, was sworn a Burgess of Shrewsbury 28 August 1727, and admitted to the
Guild of Barber Chhurgeons 14 January 173^, and was Mayor in 1751 ; he married
Eleanor Git tins, who died 31 December 1783 (see Ring No. 661\ and was the father
of William Oswell { see Ring No. 6ji).
308. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a plait of hair.
Waved shank, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, J. W.]
Inscribed :
Andrew ■ Arcedeckne ■ Esq : ob : 17 Aug: 1763 • ae: 72.
August 17 * u Andrew Arcedeckne, Esq; at Jamaica, (Gen fIs Mag., Vol. XXXIII,
\J 7 6 3 \ P a S e 5 (> 5 -)
Attorney-General of the Isle of Jamaica ; ancestor of the family of Arcedekne of
Glevering Hall, Wood bridge, co. Suffolk.
TO THE MEMORY OF ANDREW ARCHDECKNE, ESQ,,
A NATIVE OF THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND, MANY
YEARS BARRISTER AT LAW AND REPRESENTATIVE OF
THIS TOWN IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE ISLAND.
HE DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 17™ DAY OF
AUGUST 1763 , AGED 72 YEARS, LAMENTED
BY HIS FRIENDS, AND REGRETTED BY HIS
RELATIONS. HIS CHILDREN, IN TESTIMONY OF
THE GREAT LOVE AND AFFECTION THEY BORE
HIM WHEN ALIVE, AND IN GRATITUDE FOR
1 IIS PARENTAL TENDERNESS, HAVE ERECTED
THIS MONUMENT TO THErR FATHER, FRIEND AND
BENEFACTOR.
Arms. —Argent, three chevrons gules.
Inscription in St. Catharine*s Cathedral\ Spanish Town , Jamaica.
309. Gold, enamelled in white. [Makers initials, E. I\] Inscribed:
Amie ■ Mytton • ob : 18 ■ Aug : 1763 aet: 51.
“1763. Aug: 25, Mrs. Amy Mytton of the Morehouse—bur." (Registers of
Shipion , co. Salop ,)
Amie Mytton, daughter of Thomas and Martha Mytton of Shipton, co. Salop,
and sister of Thomas Mytton (see Rings /Vos. 2pj and 294 ); baptised at Shipton
2 December 1712; mentioned in will of her aunt, Elizabeth Edwards (see Ring /Vo. 4J).
109
310. Gold, waved shank, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Elizabeth Adams ob: 26 Aug: 1763 ae 63.
311. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black in three scrolls. Inscribed :
Will" Sell ob: 26 • Aug 1763 • ae: 66.
Will dated 19 July 17635 proved 26 August 1763, by M r John Shad well of
Plaistowj the executor; William Sell of Plaistow, in West Ham, carpenter. Brother
Thomas Sell of Thar field, co. Hertford, farmer. Sister Mary, wife of James Coxall
of Morden, co. Cam bridge, farmer. Daughter Jemima, wife of Thomas Eaton,
P.C.C. 406 Cmar.
312. Gold, waved shank, enamelled in black, [Makers initials, C. D.]
Inscribed :
J : Jordan ■ A: M : ob : 28 • Aug: 1763 ■ ae: 75.
Rector of Ingles ham, co. Wilts; buried there 31 August 1763,
John Jordan, son of Samuel Jordan of Ludford, co, Salop, gent ; of Brasenose
College, Oxford, matriculated 11 March 170!, aged 16, B.A. 1706, M.A. 29 January
!7 T f ^ .
Will dated 3 August 1761, proved 19 September 1763 : John Jordan of Englisham,
co, Wilts, clerk. To nephew Edward Croxall of Sustock, co. Warwick, esquire, my
manor of Aldridge, co. Stafford, To my three sisters. Niece M 13 Elizabeth Craddock,
daughter of M r John Scott, deceased. Niece M re Elizabeth Grosvenor. Nephews
Rev. l)r. Tottie and M r William Tottie, The son of my late nephew M r Daniel
Tot tie. The four children of my nephew M r William Pershouse. Four children of my
niece M ra Elizabeth Grovesnor. Four children of my late nephew M r William Scott,
Son of my niece M rs Francis Saddler. To Minister and Churchwardens of Aldridge
10 shillings yearly for Bibles and Prayer-books for poor children. My sister Rutter.
Her late husband M r John Rutter. Residue to nephew Edward Croxall, sole executor.
P, C. C, 4j? Cmsar .
313, Gold, set with paste between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in white. [Maker's initials, T. F.] Inscribed:
Will" Lipyeatt ■ ob : 15 • Oct: 1763 : se : 37.
Buried at Swalecliffe, co. Kent, 20 October 1763.
Will dated 10 May 1763, proved 1 December 1763: William Lipyeatt of Swaledifie,
co. Kent, yeoman. Brothers Bonnick Lipyeatt and James Lipyeatt, Brother-in-law
Joshua Dyason of Whitstable and his three children, Elk: Rebecca and Joshua,
Nephews and nieces John Dyason, Mary Rathof, Sarah Pousher and Ann Dyason.
Sister Mary, wife of James Foord, Sister Ann, wife of John Broadbridge. Sister
Sarah, wife of Thomas Fleet Aunt Mary Downs, widow. Executors: brothers
Bonnick and James Lipyeatt. P.CC 558 Cmsar .
1 IQ
314- Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, painted on ivory, is an
urn, over which hangs a willow. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Marg‘ Pull ■ ob : 23 * Oct: 1763 ■ se: 64.
315. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls,
with winged hour-glass, spade and pick crossed, coffin, skull
and cross-bones and crown. Engraved inside:
J: Cooper Gen: ob 14 Nov: 1763 aet 64.
316. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, T. W.] Inscribed:
Peter ■ Maillard • ob: 4 • Dec: 1763 ■ as: 66.
317. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in white in four
scrolls. Inscribed:
Cath: Hitchings ob: 12 Jan: 1764.
318. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, S. H.]
Inscribed :
Mary Knight ob: 21 Jan: 1764 aet: 58.
Buried at Burring ton, co. Hereford {date illegible in Register).
Mary Duppa, daughter of Thomas and Mary Duppa of Bromfield, co. Salop;
baptised at Bromfield 27 July i7o6j married there by licence 13 June 1731, Ralph
Knight of Burring ton, co. Hereford {see Ring No. 222 ).
Will dated 28 September 1761, proved 14 May 1764, by son Thomas Knight:
Mary Knight of Ludlow, co. Salop, widow. To son Richard ,£1,300 at age of 21,
my large silver bunch bowl and ladle formerly belonging to his grandfather Knight
To my eldest son Thomas all my other silver plate and my tenement in North
Cleobury. My three daughters ,£500 each. Sister Duppa. Executors : son Thomas
and daughter Elizabeth. Poor of Brom field, co. Salop, and Burlington, co. Hereford,
P. C.C. 183 Simpson .
NEAR THIS PLACE IS INTERRED THE UODY OF MARY KNIGHT
WIFE OF RALPH KNIGHT LATE OF URINDGWOOD IN THIS
COUNTY ESQ. WHO DYED JAN. 2 1 st 1764 AGED
58 YEARS, AND ALSO OF RICHARD KNIGHT YOUNGEST
SON OF THE S D RALPH AND MARY KNIGHT WHO DYED
MARCH 27™ 1763 AGED 20 YEARS.
Inscription on a marble tablet on the North wall of
Burrington Churchy co. Hereford .
I I I
3i9- Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in white in five
scrolls. [Maker’s initials, G. H.] Inscribed:
Eleanor Audley ob: 2 Apr: 1764 aet: 47.
320. Gold, oval head, set round with rubies, having device of a tree
formed in hair. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Susanna West ob: 11: July 1764 as: 82.
321. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, I. M.] Inscribed:
Hannah • Davy’s • ob: 13 • July • 1764 • ae: 65.
322. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, I. W.] Inscribed :
Sus* Frushard • ob: 21 • July • 1764 • ae: 17 • y s 7 • m\
Buried at Christ Church, Spitalfields, co. Middlesex, 28 July 1764.
323. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, L. B.] Inscribed:
Sarah • Meggott • ob : i • Sep: 1764 • ae: 26.
324. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, I. E.] Inscribed:
Ann • Ellis • ob : 16 • Oct: 1764 • aet: 72.
325. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Tho s Forester • ob: 19 • Nov: 1764 • aet: 34.
112
326. Gold, set with an amethyst Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed:
Sarah Mortimer: 2 Dec: 1764 sc: 56.
327, Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Eliz: Honan ob: 12 Dec: 1764 as: 2 • y: 6 m: 20 * d:
32S. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
J • Gurney ob: 13 • Dec r • 1764.
329. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which are the initials J. C. in
gold wire between two rose diamonds. Shank enamelled
in black in four scrolls. Inscribed:
John Chester ob: 20 Dec: 1764 sc: 50.
Will dated 12 December 1764, proved 3 January 1765, by his wife, sole executrix:
John Chester late of S* Clement Danes’, co* Middlesex, hair merchant, now retired
from business, and of S* Mary-le-Strand. Wife Mary Chester. “And in regard I was
married to my said wife at a House within the Rules of the Fleet Prison, and that
therefore in Case the Reality or legality of such Marriage may come in Contest ”
I declare the following description of her, “ I married her by the Name of Mary
Tompkinson, and was married to her as aforesaid considerably above Twenty Years
now last past, and I have understood and believe her to be a Daughter of Richard
Tompkinson late of Mark Lane, London, Glazier, and at the time of such marriage he
had been many years Dead, and shortly before such said Marriage my said wife lived
with then Aunt Rachel Cross ley, Widow, who then followed the Business of a Peruke
Maker in the Temple, London.” p Q C . 6 Rmh worth.
330. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in white in five
scrolls. Inscribed:
Frances Arundell Hanne ■ ob: 29 Dec: 1764 as 31
Gold, oval-shaped head with a plait of hair, surrounded by garnets.
Engraved at back of head :
A Berrington ob: 12 Jan: 1765 act. 52.
Buried at Much Cowarne, co. Hereford, 18 January 1765.
Will dated 31 March 1764, with codicil dated 14 May 1764, proved 13 May 1765:
Anne Berrington of City of Hereford, widow, “To be buried in Much Cowarne
Church in the same vault where my late Dear Husband is deposited, and I do direct
that my Name, my age & the time of my Death may be the only inscription on the
other side of the Monument designed to be erected by me in memory of my said
husband & 1 do make it my earnest request to my exors: that my Body might be kept
out of the Coffin as many days as it can be without being offensive to the living.”
Cousin M ra Anne Trist of Abergavenny. Sisters Eliz: and Agatha Berrington,
Executors : Cassandra Leigh, daughter of D r Leigh, Master of Balliol, and George
Holland, gent* { Codicil) : Cousin Thomas Symonds Powell.
P. C. C. 170 Rmhworth .
Jan: 3. “John Emerson, Esq; surveyor at the Custom House” {GentJs Mag. f
VoL XXXV. [176s], page 46.)
Buried in a vault (No. 16) in St. Mary Abbot’s Church, Kensington, London,
11 January 1765.
Will dated 23 April 1743, proved 2 February 1765 by Christopher Goundry (or
Gundry) and Richard Garth, nephews. “I, John Emerson of Kensington, co.
Middlesex, gent*” My father’s will dated 15 August 1720, Sister Jane Frye, widow.
Brother William Emerson. Sister Garth. Brother Sedgwick Emerson. Nephew
Richard Garth, Niece Mary Garth. Nephew Thomas Frye. Nephew Christopher
Goundry. John Durant and Mary, natural children of my late brother William
Emerson.
iS January 1765. John Ewart of Thames Street, merchant, John Gibbs of
Custom House, gent., and John King of the same, gent., depose on oath to having
known John Emerson, Surveyor of the Kings warehouse at the Custom House,
London, who died a bachelor on Thursday, January 3, leaving behind him Elizabeth
Garth, his sister and only next of kin and Christopher Goundry his nephew by a
sister deceased; on 4 January his cupboard at the Custom House was sealed, and
opened on Thursday, January 10, when private papers were sealed and removed by
M rs Garth, and examined at the lodgings of Richard Garth in S* James St. on the
Saturday following. />.<;.£ Rush-worth.
532. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Eliz Harris ob 5 Jan 1765 as 33.
334- Gold, set with an amethyst, with four rose diamonds in an
openwork setting. Shank enamelled in black in six scrolls.
Inscribed :
Rich : Pett ■ di: 23 Feb : 1765 ag: 76.
Buried at S t Andrew's, Plymouth, co. Devon, “Feb. 1765/'
Feb, 24. “Mr. Pett, master cooper at the victual ling’office, worth 10,000/.”
(Gent's Mag.) VoL XXXV. page 146.)
Will dated 15 March 1764, proved 6 April 1765: Richard Pett of Plymouth,
wine cooper. Wife Thomasine, my estate in Plympton S E Mary, eo. Devon. Bond
executed 24 December 1747 (to Catherine Ilbert, widow) previous to our marriage.
Son Richard. Sister-in-law M rs Elizabeth Rawlings, widow. Sister Margaret Bren ton,
widow. Son-in-law William Clark of Plymouth, cooper, and my daughter his wife,
Margaret Smith Clark. Daughter Mary and her husband William Derby of Plymouth,
shopkeeper. Daughter Susanna Thomason, wife of John Thomason, if now living.
My friend John Arthur of Plymouth, beer brewer. By indenture made it June 1725,
between (1) John Smith and Margaret his wife of Plymouth, and (2) me Richard Pett,
in consideration of an intended marriage between me and Susannah Smith his
daughter. All my children are issue of this marriage, “I bequeath to John Arthur,
William Easton and Samuel James five Guineas each, which I Desire them to accept of
to buy a Mourning ring each to wear in Remembrance of me.” “To the Vicars of
S l Andrew's Parish and Charles' Parish in Plymouth, and also to the Lecturer of
S E Andrew's Parish Two Guineas each to buy them rings in remembrance of me.”
Residue to son Richard, sole executor.
P.C.C. 155 Rushw&rth ,
335, Gold, head containing hair in the form of a tree, surrounded
by a row of amethysts. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
The * Rev: Edw d Derby * ob : 9 ■ Apr: 1765 • as: 67.
Inside is engraved :
Jane Derby ob: Dec 1732 as: 42.
“April 9. Rev. Mr. Derby of Edgcot, Ffortbamptonsh/' {Gents. Mag.,
VoL XXXV. [i?6sl r 99 )
Rev. Edward Derby, son of the Rev, Benjamin Derby of Biandford, co. Dorset;
of Wadham College, Oxford, matriculated 11 April 1717, aged rg, B.A. 1720, M.A.
172-! - Vicar of Woodford, co. Northampton, and Rector of Edgcote, co. Northampton,
Pie was buried in the chancel of Edgcote Church 19 April 1765.
Will dated 19 March 1765, proved ir May 1765, by son Edward Derby of Little
Tower Street, London, packer* sole executor: To be buried in the chancel of Edgcote
Church, near remains of my dear wife* Son-in-law John Marey, clerk* and daughter
Jane his wife. RC.C. T77 Rush-worth.
JAN*E
MATRQN/E NULLI SECUND^:
HENRICI WALBANK DE MAID FORD RECT : FI LEE
EX CONJUGE JANA
RICHARDI TOMPSON DE HQRLEY ARM :
ET DORCADIS
TORiai CHAUNCV DE EDGCOTT ARM :
FILTER FT LI A
ET
TRIDUS L1BERIS TUMULI C0NSORTIBU5
EDWARDUS DERRY A.M,
MARITUS ET PARENS M*P. MDCCXLL
IPSE EDWARDUS
REN J AMIN IS AM* CLERICI
DE BLANDFORD IN AGRO DORSETTENSI
FI LI US NONUS
HU JUS ECCLESLE RECTOR
NECNON ECCLESI/E DE WOODFORD VICARIUS
QBlIT IX APRILIS AN : DOM : MDCCLXV
jETAT : SU.E LXVII
ET JUXTA CHARISSIMAM CONJUGEM SEPULTUS EST,
Inscription in the chancel of Edgcote Church , co. Northampton .
336. Gold, enamelled in black, [Maker's initials* S* L.] Inscribed :
Jn° Neal • Campbell • Esq: ob: 17 ■ May ■ 1765 ■ ae: 35.
Will dated 23 March 1765* with codicil dated 26 March 1765: John Neill
Campbell of Queen Street, Westminster, gent. My mother Elizabeth Turner* Estate
at Milton Ernys, co. Bedford* My wife Jael Henrietta Campbell. {Codicil) \ £ * Having
omitted to appoint a Guardian to my two lovely Babes, Catherine Elizabeth and Barry
Charles Campbell/ 3 I appoint my wife guardian, both as to their persons and fortunes*
Administration granted 7 June 1765, to Jael Henrietta Campbell, relict*
30 May 1765. Thomas Newton of S 1 Margaret's, Westminster, and Barry S l Leger
of Tropham, co* York, esquire* swear to the handwriting of John Neill Campbell,
who died 17 May 1765. 211 Rush-worth.
337, Gold, set with a crystal. Waved shank, enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Rob* • Waites ■ ob: 31 • July 1765 ■ aet: 73.
338- Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, J. M.] Inscribed :
D : Ashburner * ob: 8 • Sep: 1765 • act: 57.
Buried in the churchyard at St. Laurence Pountney, London, 15 September 1765,
Dorothy Taylor of La thorn, co* Lancaster, married Thomas Ashburner of Laurence
Pountney Lane, London (marriage licence [Faculty Office] dated 6 February 17H),
who died 24 October 1747, aged 47, and was buried in S l Laurence Pountney
Churchyard,
Will dated 14 August 1765, proved 25 September 1765: Dorothy Ashburner of
Mary Abchurch, widow. Daughter Elizabeth. “To each of my Executors I give
one Guinea to buy them each a mourning Ring.” Executors : M r John Legros of
Blshopsgate Street, London, and Oliver Toulmin of Crutched Friars, London.
P. C. C. Jig Rushwortk .
IN MEMORY OF
M R THOMAS ASHBURNER
OF LAURENCE POUNTNEY LANE
DIED 24™ OF OCT K 1747
AGED 47 YEARS*
ALSO DOR v ASHBURNER OF
CANNON STREET, WIFE OF THE
ABOVESA1B THOMAS ASHBURNER
DIED 8™ OF SEP K 1765
AGED 57 YEARS*
Inscription in the churchyard at Si , Laurence Pountney, London.
339* Gold, enamelled in black* Inscribed:
Han h : Wathen • ob: 22 • Sep: 1765 • ee: 77.
340. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, L. B.J Inscribed:
Will” Maynard • ob: 18 • Oct 1765 • ae: 47.
341. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Edw* 1 Hill ■ ob: 28 * Nov: 1765 * aet: 60.
Widow of Peter Nouaille of Grove Street, Hackney, co. Middlesex (see
Ring No, joj).
343. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed :
Abigail Peow ob: 19 Dec: 1765 as: 72.
344. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Susanna Smeath ob: Dec: 24 ■ 1765 ae • 26.
345. Gold, set with a diamond. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Ann • Farneworth • ob : 5 • Jan: 1766 • ast: 50.
346. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a tree formed
with grey hair. Shank waved and enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Mary • Scatchard * ob : 20 - Mar: 1766 • ae: 68.
347. Gold, enamelled in white, with a skull and scroll work. Engraved
inside:
Hen. Lynes ob 16 April 1766 aet 71.
34§- Gold, enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
Ozias ■ Churchman • Esq: ob: 6 ■ May * 1766 ■ aet: 29.
349. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Will” Reynolds ■ arm: ob: 12 * June • 1766 • ast: 68.
Will dated 2 August 1765, proved 28 June 1766: William Reynolds of Hackney,
Co. Middlesex, esquire. To James Fru shard of Spitalfields, co* Middlesex, merchant,
Edward Grose of 3 t Mary Outwich, gent, and William Tatnall of Ironmonger Lane,
warehouseman. Nephew Joseph Fosket and jane his wife. My late nephew Henry
Fosket, Nephews William Highmore and wife Rachel Highmore, Reynolds John
Pearce and Sarah, John Steward and Ann his wife, John Hinde and Sophia Hinde his
wife, and son Nathaniel Hinde. Niece Mary Pearce. My relations William Turner,
Thomas Turner, Catherine Ring of Market Harboro’, co. Leicester. u I do hereby
direct that the sum of One hundred pounds be by my said Executors laid out in the
purchase of mourning Rings to be given to such of my Friends as shall be mentioned
in a paper written with my own hand*” S* Bartholomew’s Hospital ^100, London
Hospital ^ioo, S t Luke’s Hospital ^ioo.
27 June 1766. James Frushard, Edward Grose and John Hinde of Spitalfields,
weaver, swear to handwriting of list of Rings.
P. C. C. 243 Ty ndall .
LIST OF RINGS,
Nephews, five.
Nieces, five.
Merry, one.
and daughter, one.
Executors, three.
Wives, three*
M r Furstenean and wife, two.
M r Shroeder, one*
M r and M 1 * Locke, one.
M r Rutter, one.
Ehib Sheafe (dead), one.
Champcon, one.
Rawlingson, one.
Ring maker, one.
M r Heneage Robinson, one.
Ja c Johnson and wife, two.
M r Pet: Nouaille, one.
Messrs. W. and J. Wiggett, two*
M r Rouse, one.
M r Henry Baker, one*
M r Jn° Price (dead).
M r and M** Tatnall.
Witnesses to my Will, three.
M r W“ Baker.
Crab Boulton.
Jn° Edwards.
Bartho: Bray.
M rs Goodwin.
D r and M rs Krater, two.
M r Nettleton.
Totton.
M r Guertz.
M r and M rS Combauld, two*
M rs Chambers,
M r * Calloa.
Mp Stracie (dead).
M rs Corbett.
M ra Arbouin (dead).
M rs Rawlins*
M 1 * 3 Sheafe (dead),
MP Champion,
MP Light.
M r Ja s Wiggett.
Fyke.
M r Cornthwait.
MP Lewis.
M r Pennington.
MP Oliere,
Cap 1 Baker*
W m Turner,
Tho: Turner,
Kath: Ring, Sister to
W m Turner*
Rings to be given to the persons here mentioned.
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350 -
Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, E. P.]
I ascribed :
Cha s Taylor Esq: ob: 7 July • 1766 aet: 74.
July 6. “Charles Taylor, Esq; deputy-remembrancer of the court of Exchequer.”
(Gent's Mag ., Vol. XXXVI, [. 1766 ], page 342.)
Charles Taylor of Maridge, co. Devon, esquire, son of John Taylor of Totnes,
co. Devon, gent; matriculated at Wadham College, Oxford, 27 August 1709, aged 16,
B.A. 1718; Barrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple 1717, Treasurer 1758.
Will dated 30 June 1764, with codicil dated 25 April 1766, proved 30 July 1766,
by the Rev. George Taylor and Edward Taylor, probate renounced by Ann Taylor,
relict: My wife. Eldest son Charles Taylor. Son George Taylor next presentation to
the Vicarage of Battricksea or Battersea, I purchased of Viscount Bolingbroke. Son
Samuel Taylor and his wife Sarah. Son Edward Taylor. “To such of the Benchers of
the Middle Temple as shall be in Commons the Term next after my decease, a
Mourning Ring each, as a token of my regard for them.” Executors: wife and sons
George and Edward Taylor. p c c 2g? TyndalL
351. Gold, head containing a plait of brown hair, surrounded by small
rubies. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Mary • Longworth • ob: 19 • Oct: 1766 • ae : 75.
352. Gold, set with an amethyst, at the back of which is some hair.
Shank waved and enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Tho s Orton • ob: 22 • Oct: 1766 • sc : 35.
Will dated 14 April 1763, proved 7 November 1766: Thomas Orton, the younger,
of Wood Street, London. “Unto my brother and sister John Orton and Sarah Orton,
Ten Guineas apiece for a Ring.” Residue to wife Elizabeth Orton, relict, the sole
executrix. n ^ „
P.C.C, 422 TyndalL
35 3 - Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Eliz : Osborne • ob: 17 • Nov: 1766 • act: 74.
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354 - Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a skull. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls, with skull and
cross-bones, winged hour-glass, spade and pick crossed,
coffin and crown. [Maker's initials, C. D.] Engraved
inside:
T. Sizeland ob: i Dec: 1766 aet: 56.
355. Gold, set with a crystal, between two rose diamonds. Shank
enamelled in black in five divisions. Inscribed:
Issa: Haskins ob: 3 Dec: 1766 ae: 66.
Engraved inside:
Hen. Todd ob. 26 Oct. 1766 aet. 33.
356. Gold, set with an amethyst. Shank waved and enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Sarah Durwood ob: 8 Dec: 1766 as: 72.
357. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is some hair. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. [Maker’s initials, I. K.]
Inscribed :
John Cooke Esq: ob 13 Jan 1767 ae: 68.
358. Gold, oval head, with tree formed of hair, surrounded by small
Sfarnets. Engraved on back of head :
Charlotte Peter Ob: 1 Feb: 1767 ae: 81.
Will dated 27 September 1765, proved 4 February 1767: Charlotte Peter of
Knightsbridge, late of Greek Street, Soho, spinster. “ To be buried as near as may be
to my sister Elizabeth Burton.” Niece Mary Pont, spinster. Henrietta Maria Pont,
daughter of my late nephew Samuel Henry Pont, esquire, now between 10 and 11 years
of age. My relation M rs Ann Jackson of Clapham. “Unto M rs Morley wife
of Richard Morley, Esquire, Counsellor at Law, also unto M rs Ripley wife of Thomas
Ripley, Esq., also unto M rs Sims wife of the Rev d M r Sims of East Ham, also unto
M rs Sarah Leremore of Knightsbridge, spinster, twenty five Guineas to each for
trifling Rings in Remembrance of an old Friend.” I also give unto the said Susan
Willes (my servant) my true receipts to prepare Peter's Pills and Peter's Cordial
Tincture, and goods in houses in Church Court opposite Hungerford Market in the
Strand. “Two hundred pounds to M rs Mary Jones, spinster, that used to make my
Gowns till it pleased God to afflict her with a severe Illness that has disqualified from
performing her Business which she used to do with a good Conscience and great
Diligence.” Executors: M r Francis Burton and niece Mary Pont.
P.C.C. 66 Legard.
359. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Lucy • Angoue ob: io • Mar: 1767 • as: 67.
360. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, T. 1 \] Inscribed:
Jn°: Martin • Esq: ob: 14 • Mar: 1767 • ae: 75.
March 7 “John Martin, Esq; at Overbury, Worcestershire.” (< Gent's Mag.,
Vol. XXXVII. [1767], page 144.)
John Martin of Quy Hall, co. Cambridge, and of Overbury Park, co. Worcester,
banker, 3rd son of William Martin of Evesham, co. Worcester, by Elizabeth his wife,
daughter of John Knight of Barrels, co. Warwick, esquire; baptised at All Saints',
Evesham, 8 July 1692; M.P. for Tewkesbury 5 May 1741; married istly Katherine,
daughter of Joseph Jackson of Sneyd Park, co. Gloucester; she died 4 May 1762;
married 2ndiy in 1763, Anna Kinloch, widow, who was buried 7 February 1765.
He was buried at Overbury 25 March 1767.
Will dated 25 June 1762, with four codicils dated respectively 21 July 1763,
9 November 1763, 26 July 1764 and 10 September 1765, proved 3 April 1767, by
son John Martin, one of the executors: Kinswoman M rs Anna Kinlock, widow. My
tenements in Lombard Street, Exchange Alley, Holborn Row, Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
My exchecquer annuity purchased in 1746 for life of my daughter Anna Herbert (then
Anna Martin). My grand-daughter Catherine Carew. Son Joseph Martin. Son
James Martin. Daughter Ann, wife of Thomas Herbert, esquire. Daughter Margaret,
wife of the Rev. D r Treadway Nash. Eldest son John Martin. My late brother
James Martin. Executors: sons John, Joseph and James Martin. ( 1st Codicil ):
Having married M re Anna Kinlock and made her a settlement I revoke legacy to
her. (2nd Codicil ): My eldest brother M r Thomas Martin has lately died and
provided for my second son Joseph Martin.
2 April 1767. Richard Stone of Lombard Street, banker, and Rowland Stephenson
of same, banker, swear to handwriting of codicils. P C C 143 legard
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361. Gold, head containing hair formed as a tree, surrounded with
coloured paste. Engraved at back of head :
E. Symonds ob. 18 Mar. 1767 JfL* 28.
362, Gold, oval head, with a tree formed in hair. Shank enamelled
in white in three scrolls. Inscribed:
A: Saunders ob: 19: Mar: 1767 ee: 72.
**1767. Mar: 24. M rs Ann Saunders/’ (Registers of Bath Abbey.)
Daughter of John and Ann Saunders of Bath, co. Somerset; baptised at Bath
Abbey 16 July 1695,
Will dated r June 1760, proved 28 April 1767 ; Ann Saunders of the City of Bath,
spinster. Cousin M ra Elizabeth Davis, grand-daughter of tire Rev, Philip Maddoxe
of Landaffe, deceased. Cousin Solon, daughter of M r Cam be of London,
leathers eller, deceased Hannah Davis, great-grand daughter of the Rev, Philip
Maddoxe at 21. “To be buried in my father’s grave in Peter and S l Paul, Bath.”
Sole executrix Mary Pritchard, daughter of Thomas Skine Pritchard, late of Bath,
apothecary, deceased,
10 April 1767. Mary Pritchard of Bath, spinster, and James Parkcs of the same,
gent, and John Jefferys of Bath, gent, depose that on the day Ann Saunders died they
searched the room and found her will in the same plight as at present.
P. C. C< 154 Regard.
363. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker's initials, T. S,] Inscribed:
Jac: Tonson ■ arm : ob: 31 Mar: 1767 • aet: 52.
March 31. “Jacob Tonson, Esq; bookseller in the Strand, by whose death the
city of London has lost one of its most valuable members*” (GentJs Mag .,
VoL XXXVII. page 192.)
Jacob Tonson III. was the son of Jacob Tonson II., who was nephew and partner
of Jacob Tonson I,, the founder of the publishing house in the Strand, (See
“Dictionary of National Biography f VoL L VII, page
Will dated 7 March 1763, proved 23 April 1767, by Richard Tonson, brother, the
sole executor: Sister Ann, wife of Philip Lempriere, Brother-in-law Sir William Baker,
knight and alderman. His sons William, Richard, Samuel, Jacob and John. To
Mary, wife of Thomas Dunch of Parliament Street Kinsman Nightingale, draper.
16 March 1767. John Andrews of S* Michael Bassishaw, tailor, and John Em mote
of same, tailor, swear to handwriting* PC.C\ /ff Regard
364, Gold, small oval head, with a tree formed in hair, surrounded by
a row of garnets. Shank waved and enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
W ra Brett ob: 7: July 1767 ae: 65,
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365. Gold, set with a square crystal, beneath which is a plait of white
hair. Shank enamelled in white in three scrolls. Inscribed:
M : Mathews ob: 10 July 1767 * set: 24.
366. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. [ Maker’s
initials, I. C.j Inscribed:
Js: Knott ob: 30 Aug: 1767 set: 72.
Will dated 28 April 1760, proved 16 September 1767, by son James Knott, sole
executor: James Knott the elder of Sandy, co. Bedford, draper. Daughter Ann, wife
of John Ibbs of Old, co. Northampton, glover, Grandson William Ibbs, Daughter
Martha, wife of Randal Leach of Sandy, gent. Grandson Randall Leach. Wife Ann
Knott. Grandson William Knott, eldest son of James and Mary Knott. Brother
John Sellis* Father-in-law John Sell is the elder. My former wife Elizabeth, her
father-in-law Richard Richardson* r j
J.C.C. 343 Legard,
367. Gold, small oval head with flowers. Shank enamelled in white
in four scrolls. Inscribed :
Ann Tomkys ob: 15 Dec 1767 se: 28.
368. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
A: Suckling • ob: 5 • Jan: 1768 • ast: 75.
Ann Turner, eldest daughter of Sir Charles Turner of Warcham, co* Norfolk,
baronet, by Mary his wife, daughter of Robert Walpole of Houghton, co. Norfolk,
esquire, and sister of Susan Hamond (see Ring No. 2gS) \ married the Rev,
Maurice Suckling, D*D., Prebendary of Westminster, and Rector of Barsham, co.
Suffolk, who died, aged 54, 2 r September 1730; buried with her husband in front
of the Altar in Barsham Church, She was mother of Captain Maurice Suckling
(see jy July 177$) and grandmother of Horatio, Viscount Nelson,
Will dated 22 December 1767, proved 1 February 1768, by William Suckling, son,
the sole executor : Ann Suckling of Burnham Thorpe, co, Norfolk, widow* “ To be
buried in Barsham Chancel (near Beccles, co. Suffolk), with my late husband
Rev* D r Suckling.” Son William Suckling* Daughter Catherine Nelson. Grand¬
daughters Susannah, Ann and Catherine Nelson. Grandson Maurice Nelson* Son
Maurice Suckling. So Setter.
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369- Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank waved and enamelled in
black. Inscribed;
James • Gane • ob: 18: Jan * 1768 aet: 84.
Will dated 4 May 1767, proved 14 July 1768: James Gane of Bruton, co.
Somerset, sergemaker. Nieces Hannah, wife of John Cook, Martha, wife of William
Bartlett, Mary Dyke, widow, Ann, wife of Christopher Crouch, daughters of my late
brother, William Gane. Betty Gane, daughter of nephew William, son of late William
Gane* Thomas, son of late brother Thomas, and his brother James Gane* Nephew
James Gane, son of William Gane* Executrix: Niece Betty Paine, daughter of
William Gane, deceased. p c c 2?g
370. Gold, head set with a crystal, beneath which is a plait of brown
hair. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Charlotte - ob: 5 • May • 1768 ■ aet: 24.
Engraved inside :
Charlotte Parrant,
At the back of head are the initials S. P.
371. Gold, oval head, with initials T. S. and tree formed in hair,
surrounded by small amethysts. Shank enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
Tho s Spackman ■ ob: 10 * May - 1768 • ast: 4 y: 5 ■ m°.
372. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, E. P,j Inscribed:
James • Frushard ■ ob: 13 • May • 1768 ■ set: 63.
Buried at Christ Church, Spitalfields, co* Middlesex, 20 May 1768.
James f rushard of Christ Church, Spitalfields. Administration granted (F.C.C.)
28 May 1768, to Susannah Frushard, relict.
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373 - Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Eliz: Turner • ob: 13 • June • 1768 • ae: 36.
Buried at Kirkleatham, co. York, 18 June 1768.
Elizabeth Wombwell, 2nd daughter and coheir of William Wombwell of Wombwell,
co. York, esquire, by Margaret his wife, daughter of Thomas Standish of Duxbury,
co. Lancaster, esquire; married, as his 1st wife, Charles Turner of Kirkleatham,
esquire, M.P., son of William Turner ( see 11 August 1774), and afterwards
Sir Charles Turner, baronet. She died s.p. 13 June, and was buried at Kirkleatham
18 June 1768.
374. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a device, with trees
formed in hair. Shank waved and enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Geo • Lowes • ob • 26 • June • 1768 • ae: 36.
Inside is engraved :
S: Lowes.
375. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Cannon • Southey • ob: 7: Jul • 1768 • as: 69.
July 7. “Canon Southy, Esq; near Taunton.” (Gent?s Mag., Vo/. XXXVIII.
[/76s], page 350.)
Will dated 30 May 1767, with codicil dated 6 July 1768, proved 12 August 1768,
by Mary Lethbridge, widow: Cannon Southey of Fitzhead, co. Somerset, esquire.
“ Only twelve of my tenants to carry my corpse to the Vault under my Seat in the
Chancel of the Parish Church of Fitzhead and placed on the South side of my late
wife.” Rev. M r George Atwood and his wife Sarah Atwood, Rev. M r Earthing,
Rev. M r Solcombe, mourning rings. Robert and Thomas Southey, William and
Hannah Southey. Thomas Southey the elder. I am entitled by Patent to the office
of Register of the Archdeaconry of Taunton and have named John Southey, son of the
said Thomas Southey. My great-nephew John Southey Somerville, son of John
Somerville by Elizabeth Cannon Somerville his late wife, and his heirs, in default to
his brothers, Robert Southey, Thomas Southey. To Hon b,e Hugh Somerville and
Henry Fownes Luttrell of Dunster C astle, esquire, twenty guineas each for a Mourning
Ring. Residue to my sister Mary Lethbridge, sole executrix. ( Codicil ): Robert
Southey and Thomas Southey, sons of Thomas Southey of Lydeard S l Laurence,
co. Somerset, yeoman. ^ ^ 0 0 7
3 P.C.C. 328 Seeker.
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376. Gold, small oval head, with the initials M. H. embroidered in
hair upon silk. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Mary • Hillson * ob: 26 * Aug: 1768 * ae: 28,
377. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which, in enamel, is a skull.
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
W m Morley ■ ob: 6 • Oct: 1768 * ae: 48.
378. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank waved and enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Ursula • Bale * ob: 16 • Oct: 1768 • ae: 74 -
Engraved inside :
Samuel Fry ob: 2 Sep: 1769 ae: 46.
379. Gold, set with a crystal, beneath which is a plait of hair,
surrounded by the inscription in black enamel : “In : Memory:
of : My : Love.” Shank waved and enamelled in black.
Inscribed:
M ra : Jane: Armstrong: ob*: 5: Novr: 1768: aet: 26.
380. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, S. L.] Inscribed:
Lucy • Pearse ■ ob: 8 • Nov: 1768 ■ aet: 55.
Buried at Shrivenham, co* Berks, n November 1768.
Will dated 13 September 1768, proved 28 November 1768, by Elizabeth Pearse
and Lucy Moore, daughters : Lucy Pearse of Stalpits, in Shriven bam, co, Berks, widow.
Children Richard and Elizabeth Pearse, Daughter Lucy, wife of Jonathan Moor of
London, stationer. Nephew John New, son of my brother John New. Brother
M r Jeffery Church of Wool ston, in U fifing ton, co. Berks, yeoman. To M r Thomas
Cox of Bourton, in Shrivenham, gent, and brother Jeffery Church, “five Guineas apiece
to buy each of them a Ring with.” p c Q ^
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381. Gold, set with a garnet.
Inscribed :
Shank enamelled in white in five scrolls.
Sarah Clarke ob: 1 Dec: 1768 ae: 18.
382. Gold, enamelled in white in five divisions. Inscribed:
John * Darnbrook * ob : 16 • Dec: 1768 • aet: 38.
December 17. **- Dan brook e, Esq; at his house in Petty France*” (Gent's
Mag , Vol XXXVIII. [ij6S\ page 591.)
Will dated 1 December 1768, proved 21 January 1769: John Darnbrook of
$ l Margaret’s, Westminster, gent Sisters Mary and Sarah. To M r Robert Wilkinson,
M r James Moody, M r John Wedderal, John Harrison, Joseph Harrison, Charles
Harrison, John Hears, Joseph Hind, M r Hoyle, M r James Sinclair, Philip, servant to
M r Dives, Thomas Rumford, M r Swinley, M rs Swinley, M rs Wilson, M rs Dorothy
Harrison, Miss Batt, Miss Ann Ewbank and Miss Jemmy Ewbank, and each and
severally of them a guinea to buy a mourning ring. Brother Francis Darnbrook.
Executor : John Harrison of Oxford Street, gent
2 January 1769. John Harrison of Oxford Street, Marylebone, Middlesex,
deposed that John Darnbrook died on Friday, 16 December last; in November he
had sent for deponent to make his will, who on 30 November submitted the same,
and was directed to add a guinea for a Ring for M r James Sinclair, Philip, servant
to M r Dives, and Thomas Rumford. P C C 9 Bo< r r
383. Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank enamelled m black with
beaded edge* Inscribed:
James • Empson ■ ob: 12 • Mar: 1769 • ae: 66.
Buried at Whitney, co. Oxford, 15 March 1769.
Will dated 12 March 1769, proved 19 April 1769; James Empson the elder of
Witney, co. Oxford, blanket weaver. Wife Ann. Son John Empson. Son-in-law
Thomas Dolley. Sons William, John, James, Henry and Thomas. Daughters Anne
Dolley and Susannah Empson. Two grand daughters by Anne Dolley. Grand-chi Id
by John Empson. Executors : sons John and Thomas Empson.
P.C.C, 121 Bogg .
384. Gold, enamelled in black with beaded edge* Inscribed :
Eliz : Wilkinson • ob: 4 ■ Apr: 1769 * ae: 50.
Will dated 23 February 1769, with codicil dated 2S March 1769: Elizabeth
Wilkinson of Stoke Newington, widow. Brother George Wilkinson of London,
merchant Nephew Abraham Wilkinson of Dublin, merchant. Sister Lydia Boulton,
her husband the Rev. William Boulton. Brother George Edwards of London,
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merchant. Nephew Abraham, son of late John Wilkinson of Golden Lane, Dublin,
merchant, at 21 . Nephew Peter Wilkinson at 21, Niece Lydia Wilkinson. Niece
Elizabeth Powel, widow. Daughter Rebeccah Wilkinson at 21, Son Abraham
Wilkinson. Sister Rebeccah Stinton. Sole executor and guardian : brother George
Edwards. [Codicil ): My partnership with M r Abraham Wilkinson of Dublin expires
31 December next, my share to be disposed of as he proposed in his letter dated
13 March last.
11 July 1769. Rev. Josiah Thompson of S E Catherine Cree, and George Wilkinson
of S L Stephen's, Coleman Street, merchant. M** Elizabeth Wilkinson died 4 April
last past. Witness to handwriting of codicil.
Administration granted 15 July 1769, to Rebecca Stinton, widow, and Hollis
Edwards, executors of George Edwards, deceased, p ^ q
385, Gold, oval head, with an urn formed in hair, surrounded by
amethysts. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Mary • Johnson * ob: 14 • Apr: 1769 * ae: 60.
386. Gold, oval head, with a tree formed in hair. Shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Ann • Botting ■ ob: 20 • Apr: 1769.
Ann Holcomb, daughter of the Rev. Samuel Holcomb, D. 1 X, Rector of S* Renef,
Grace church Street, London, and Prebendary of Canterbury, by Frances his wife,
daughter of Geoffrey Hetherington of London, gent j married at Canterbury Cathedral
27 July 1727, Richard Hotting of S E Margaret’s, Canterbury.
Will dated 19 December 1767, proved 2 May 1769, by William Carter, M.D., and
Edward Scudamore: Ann Betting of the City of Canterbury, widow. w My Body be
carried from my dwelling House to the Parish Church of S 1 Margaret in the said City
in a Horse attended by two Mourning Coaches, and be there buried by Day light as
near as may be to my late dear and well beloved Husband.” Son-in-law Thomas
Farslow, clerk, my only child Ann his wife, five guineas each to buy them Rings to wear
in remembrance of me, To my cousins Rev. M r Hetherington, one of the Fellows
of Eton College, and M r Hetherington of Queen’s Square, London, the sum of ten
Guineas each to buy them Rings as an acknowledge for their Great Civilities to me
& my children for many years past.” To M 1 * Sarah Philpot, widow of my son Richard
Bolting, five guineas for a Ring. Rev. John Gostling of the Precincts, Canterbury, one
guinea for a Ring. To General Parslow one guinea for a Ring. D r William Carter of
Canterbury five guineas for a Ring. Edward Scudamore of Canterbury, apothecary,
five guineas. Executors : Thomas and Ann Parslow, William Carter and Edward
Scudamore. pc c ^ Bggg
A miniature portrait of Ann Bolting, a fac simile of which is given
in u Fragmenia Genealogical Vo /. XII , facing page jS, is
in my possession^ F, A. C.
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387. Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Will” Ford • ob: 21 * May • 1769 • aet: 42.
388. Gold, small oval head, with a two-handled covered cup. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Mary • Francis • ob: 5 • June ■ 1769 ■ aet: 57.
389. Gold, oval head, with a tree formed in hair. Shank enamelled
in white. Inscribed:
Melvill ■ Hillock ■ ob: 7 ■ June ■ 1769 • ae: 9 * Men:
Mary • Sibilla • Hillock - ob: 24 ■ Jan: 1769 ae: 2 an:
390. Gold, enamelled in white, with beaded edge. Inscribed:
James • Bland • Jun r died • 4 • July * 1769 • aged •
18 Y s 11 M s 26 D s .
James Bland, son of James Bland of Hurworth, co. Durham, esquire, J.P., by
Elizabeth his wife, daughter and coheir of Cuthbert Routh of Dinsdale, co, Durham,
esquire; buried at Hurworth 6 July 1769 (for MS. see Ring No, r 400 )*
391. Gold, oval head, with a tree formed in hair. Shank waved and
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
John ■ Hibbert • ob: 17 * Aug: 1769 • ae: 38.
John Hibbert of the Isle of Jamaica, 4th son of Robert Hibbert of Stockfield
Hall, co. Lancaster, by Margaret Tetlow; bapt. at St. Anne’s, Manchester, 7 April
1731; married Janet, daughter of Samuel Gordon. Ancestor of the Hibberts of
Bilton Grange, co, Warwick.
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39 — Gold, enamelled in white.
Inscribed:
T * Davison * Ar ■ ob * 14 * Sep - 1769 " 36 ■ 46 *
September 21. ‘*Tho. Davison, Esq; of Beamish, near Durham.” (GenfJs Mag,,
VoL XXXIX. [17dpi page 463 .)
Thomas Davison of Beamish, in Tan field, co, Durham, younger son of William
Davison of Beamish, by Dulcebella his 2nd wife, daughter of John Morton, D.D.,
Rector of Sedgefield, co. Durham; baptised at Tanfield 15 June 1723; buried there
19 September 1769. M.I. covered by choir seats.
Will dated 27 April 1765, proved at York 9 October 1769: Thomas Davison,
esquire, now residing at Beamish, co, Durham. To my sister Anne Davison £loo
yearly for life. To my sister Lady Eden ^500. My nieces Dulcebella, Catharine
and Mary Eden. My nephews Thomas, Robert, Henry, Timothy and Morton
Eden. My sister Davison, wife of brother Davison of Beamish, ^500. Jonathan
Davison, esquire, of Norton. M ra Elizabeth Davison of Norton, who was formerly
my mother's maid, and her sister M rs Alice Davison of Norton. To the Rev.
D r John Taylor, Chancellor of Lincoln, Charles Nelson Cole of the Temple,
esquire, and M r Robert Green of Beamish, 20 guineas each. D r John Bedford of
Durham 10 guineas. To my brother's servants, if I shall die at his house, 30 guineas.
Three servants of my late uncle Davison. To my brother Morton Davison of Beamish,
esquire, my freehold at High Frierside, co. Durham, and at Haddieks Mill, co.
Northumberland, and house, &c,, in Neweastie-on-Tyne, and copyhold at Carlton,
co. Durham, and estates at Radmarshall and Morton Palme, co. Durham, and residue.
Executor: Morton Davison, brother. Witnesses: John Bussey, John Turbee.
H>’ : Henderson. Jfe* Wills, VoL u 3 ,fo. 236.
393. Gold, circular head with the initials M. B. in gold wire upon a
plait of hair. Shank enamelled in black with beaded edge.
I nscribed :
Alice • Weaver • ob : 2 • Dec • 1769 ’ as: 80.
394. Gold, small oval head, with a plait of hair surrounded by rose
diamonds. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Ann ■ Maude • ob : 26 • Dec: 1769 * : 74 -
131
395 - Gold, oval head, set with a tree formed in hair, surrounded
by amethysts. Shank waved and enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Lady ■ Chetwode ■ ob: 30 ■ Dec: 1769 ■ te. 32.
Dorothy Bretland, daughter and coheir of Tobias Bret land of Thorn clifle,
co, Chester esquire, married at St. Mary's, Nottingham, i June 1756, Sir John
Chetwode of Oakley, co, Chester, 3rd baronet, who died 25 May and was buried
at Mucklestone, co, Stafford, 10 June 1779, She was buried at Mucklestone
9 January 1770,
SIR JOHN CHETWODE, BART,
BORN 29™ MAY 1732
DtED 25™ MAY 1779
MARRIED DOROTHY, DAUGHTER AND
COHEIRESS OF TOBIAS BRETLAND, ESQ RE.
SHE DIED 30™ DEC br 1769,
Inscription on a marble slab on the North wall of
Mucklestone Churchy co . Stafford.
396. Gold, set with a garnet between four rose diamonds. Inscribed :
Edw' 1 Palmer ■ ob: 19 • Jan: 1770 * set: 64.
Engraved inside:
Rich J Chance Ob Feb ¥ 12 1772 ae: 57.
Will dated 10 February 1768, with codicil dated rr November 1768, proved
3 February 1770: Edward Palmer of the City of Winchester, butcher. To Catherine
Belchier, daughter of John Rcfchier of Xtchingswell, co. Hants, my house at the sign of
the u Half Moon,” in S t Mary Kalendar’s, Winchester, with reversion to Edward
Chance, son of Richard Chance of Farnham, co. Surrey, innholder. The County
Hospital at Winchester ^20. Daniel Palmer, the younger, of Hanning ton, co.
Hants. Children of Andrew Palmer of Pelhampton, co. Hants, Residue to Richard
Chance and Catherine Belchier, joint executors, p ^ q Jenner
“Richard Chance of Winchester, gent., 32, bach, and Elizabeth Treasure(r) of the
same, 26, spinster n {marriage licence by Bishop of Winchester dated 26 May 1750);
married at Winchester Cathedral 28 May 1750.
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397* Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed:
W: Tomlinson * cl: ob: 21 Jan: 1770 ae: 62.
The Rev. William Tomlinson died 3 aged 62, 21 January, and buried at Skelton,
co, York, 25 January 1770.
Will dated 13 January 1769, proved 24 May 1770: William Tomlinson of the
City of York, clerk. My messuage in Colliergate, in Christ parish, in the City of
York, which I lately inhabited, formerly in the tenure of M r Martin Crofts, plummer,
and the use of my plate and linen to my sister-in-law, M ra Dorothy Thomas, for life.
My freehold, copyhold and leasehold estates to my daughter and only child, Ann
Bunting, relict of Tomlinson Bunting, late of York, deceased, charged with ^30
annuity to M rs Dorothy Thomas, aforesaid- My said sister-in-law ^50. York
County Hospital £50, Blue Coat (boys) and Gray Coat Schools in York ^50.
Churchwardens of Skelton, near York, ^20, My servants ^5 each. Residue to
daughter Ann Bunting, executrix. Witnesses; Nich. Howlet, Tim. Mortimer,
John How. York wiu ^ Bogk J0 ^ jr o 324
NEAR TO THIS WINDOW- WITHOUT THE CHURCH
IN A VAULT ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF
TOMLINSON BUNTING, ARMIG.
WHO DIED 17 th OF DEC. 1768, AGED 32,
BENEATH THIS MARBLE LIES
WILLIAM TOMLINSON, M,A,, RECTOR OF THIS
CHURCH 36 YEARS, HE DIED 2 1 st JAN. 17 70, AGED 62.
NEXT TO HIS GRAVE LIES ELIZABETH HTS WIFE
WHO DIED 17 NOV. 1764, AGED 54.
BETWEEN THE RAILS AND READING DESK LIES
DOROTHY THOMAS HER SISTER (SPINSTER)
WHO DIED 6 JUNE 1 769, AGED 50.
A MOURNFUL WIDOW AND ONLY ORPHAN
(ANN BUNTING) CAUSED THIS MONUMENT
AND THE TOMBSTONE WITHOUT TO BE
RESPECTIVELY PLACED AS TESTIMONIES OF
HER SINCERE REGARD, TO THE MEMORY OF
HER HUSBAND, PARENTS AND AUNT,
Inscription in Skelton Churchy co . York .
398. Gold, set with onyx, with an urn.
Engraved at back of head :
S‘ W“ Baker Kt. ob‘ 23 Jan* 1770 set 64.
Jan: 23, “Sir Wm Baker, Knt Alderman of Bassishaw ward." {Gent's Mag.,
VoL XL. [1770}, page 47.)
Sir William Baker of Bayfordbury, co. Hertford, knight, Alderman of London,
married 19 January 174J, Mary, daughter of Jacob and Mary Ton son, and sister of
Jacob Ton son, the publisher {see Ring A r o. 364 ). He built in 1758 the Mansion
House of Bayfordbury.
Will dated 25 April 1768, proved 7 February 1770: Second son Richard, Younger
sons Samuel, Jacob at 2 r and John at 21. Indentures made on marriage with Mary
my late wife, 18 January 174-I, between (r) William Baker, Citizen and Alderman,
{2) Mary Baker, then Mary Tons on, of Mary le Strand, spinster, (3) Jacob
Tonson and Richard Tonson of the same, stationers, her brothers, and (4) George
Wilson of Symends Inn, co, Middlesex, gent. Son William. My four sisters
Wight wick, widow, Elizabeth, Maria and Sarah Baker, Three eldest sons William,
Richard and Samuel, joint executors, P C C 41 Jenner
399' Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, R. A.] Inscribed:
Joseph ■ WUlday ■ ob: 9 ■ Mar: 1770 ■ ae: 31.
Engraved inside:
Samuel Willday ob: 23 Dec: 1770 at 30 .
Buried at Mancetter, co. Warwick, 28 December 1770.
Will dated 5 December 1770, proved 7 February 1771: Samuel Willday of
Atherstone, co. Warwick, Sister Anna Willday, sole executrix. p ^ ^ g Trevor
400, Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker's initials, E. P.] Inscribed:
James • Bland • Esq: died ■ 28 • Mar: 1770 * aged ■ 45 -
Buried at Hurworth, co. Durham, 11 April 1770.
James Bland of Hurworth, esquire, son of Henry Bland of the City of London,
merchant, by Barbara his wife; married in August 1740, Elizabeth, 2nd daughter and
coheir of Cuthbert Routh of Dimsdale, co. Durham, esquire, who died, aged 92, in 1821.
Will dated 31 July 1766, with codicil dated 24 March 1770, proved 21 April
1770, by Elizabeth Bland, relict: li l desire that Rings of such value as my dear
wife in her discretion shall think proper be given to Richard Ripley of South Street
in the City of Westminster, esq: George Hartley of Richmond, co. York, esq:
Mr. William Snaith of Hurworth and to such other of my friends as my wife may
think worthy of that mark of respect/ 1 My late mother Barbara Bland. My son
James Bland. To be buried at Hurworth near my father and mother.
P. C. C. ijj Jenner .
NEAR THIS PLACE
ARE INTERRED THE REMAINS OF
JAMES BLAND LATE OF THIS PARISH, ESQ
AND OF HIS SON JAMES
THE SON
A YOUTH WHO FROM THE NATURAL ENDOWMENTS
OF HIS MIND
IMPROVED BY A POLITE EDUCATION
AND ADORNED WITH A DUTIFUL DISPOSITION
PROMISED TO FULFILL ALL THE HOPES
WHICH THE TENDEREST PARENTS HAD FORMED:
BUT
WAS SNATCHED FROM THEIR EXPECTATIONS
BY THE ATTACK OF A VIOLENT FEVER
OF WHICH HE DIED ON THE q TU OF JULY 1769 AGED 18.
THE FATHER
BROKEN WITH THE LOSS OF A BELOVED SON
AND labouring UNDER
A LIKE DISEASE
DIED ON THE 28™ OF MARCH 1770 AGED 45.
IN HIM WAS LOST TO THE WORLD
A MAN
WHO IN THE CHARACTER OF
A GENTLEMAN, A MAGISTRATE
A FRIEND, A FATHER, AND A HUSBAND
HAS LEFT FEW EQUALS, NONE SUPERIOR.
THE AFFLICTED MOTHER
THE DISCONSOLATE WIDOW
CAUSED THIS MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED
IN TESTIMONY OF THEIR VIRTUES
AND HER GRIEF,
On the North wail of the Chatted of Hinworth Church , co + Durham.
I 34
401. Gold, set with a crystal, enamelled in black in four scrolls.
I nscribed:
Samuel Lee Mar: 1770 ae: 7 M s .
402. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, 1 . K.] Inscribed:
Jos: Curson • ob: 8 * May * 1770 • ae: 70.
403. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
M : & W: H : Green ■ ob: 18 • & 19 ■ July • 1770 • ae: 18 • & 17.
404. Gold, oval head, with a tree formed in hair. Shank enamelled in
white. Inscribed:
John • Gilbert ■ ob: 14 • Aug: 1770 * as: 10 m 3 w 2 d.
405. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Em: Vis ts • Bulkeley-Williams • ob : 18 * Aug: 1770 ■ ae: 43.
Aug: iS* “Right Hon* Lady Bulkeley, mother to the present Lord Bulkeley,
and lady to Col* Sir Hugh Williams, Bart., member for Beaumaris; at Barnhill,
North Wales*” {Gent*s Mag^ VoL XL* page JpJ*)
Emma Rowlands, daughter and heir of Thomas Rowlands of Nant, co* Carnarvon,
by Ellen his wife, daughter and heir of William Roberts of Castellor, She married
istly, 5 August 1749, James, 6th Viscount Bulkeley of Cashel, who died 23 April
1752; 2ndly at St George's, Hanover Square, London, 28 June 1760, Sir Hugh
Williams of Penrhyn, eo. Carnarvon, 8th baronet, who died 19 August 1796. She
was buried at Llanvair in Conway, co. Carnarvon,
135
[Maker’s initials, J. F.]
406. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls.
1 ascribed:
Mary Mott ob: 18 Aug 1770 ae: 40.
407. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow formed in hair,
surrounded by an inscription in black enamel:
Sara 1 Hulme • died • 24 • Aug • 1770 * aged • 54.
408. Gold, set with coloured paste. Shank inscribed :
Will: Wortley • ob: 29 Aug: 1770 ae: 14.
409, Gold, set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Tho s : Blake Esq: ob : 30 Oct: 1770 ae: 73.
Will dated 26 August 1767* with codicil dated 3 October 1767, proved
19 November 1770, by Gregory Jackson of Exeter, ironmonger, sole executor:
Thomas Blake, late of Exeter, goldsmith, now of Alphington, co, Devon. My wife.
Cousin Joane Stooke, widow* Cousin Stukely Stephens of Barnstaple* To be buried
in S 1 Martini, Exeter* { Codicil ): I give Richard Coffin, esquire, and his sister
Miss Bennett a Ring of the value of one guinea each to be made by M r Jones. 1 give
M rs Hatherley and her son M r Narcissus Hatherley, and M r * Jackson a Ring of
the value of one guinea each* I give Miss Sarah Hatherley a Ring to be a brilliant set
in the shape of a heart value tw r o guineas*
7 November 1770. John Codrington of Exeter and James Pitts of same,
ironmonger, swear to handwriting. 1 \CC. jSS Jenner.
410* Gold, oval head, with a tree formed in hair. Shank waved and
enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Rich d Roake • ob: 31 Oct: 1770 aet: 34.
411. Gold, set with an amethyst. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Rt. Hon. Geo: Grenville • ob: 13 • Nov: 1770 ■ set: 58.
Buried at Wotton Underwood, co. Buckingham, 21 November 1770.
George Grenville, 2nd son of Richard Grenville of Wotton Hall, co. Buckingham,
by Hester his wife, daughter of Sir Richard Temple of Stowe, co, Buckingham,
baronet, and brother of Richard, Earl Temple (see 11 September iff g) ; born
14 October 1712; educated at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford; of the Inner
Temple, Barrister-at-Law 1735, Bencher 1763 ; M,P. for Buckingham from May 1741
until his death; a Lord of the Admiralty December 1744, of the Treasury 23 June
1747, Cabinet Minister as Treasurer of the Navy February 1761, and Leader of the
House of Commons, First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer
10 April 1763 to 10 July 1765 ; introduced the American Stamp Act. He married in
May 1749, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Wyndham, baronet, and died in Bolton
Street, Piccadilly, London, {“ Dictionary of National Biography f VoL XXIII
page 11 3.)
Will dated ro June 1770, proved 4 May 1771, by Earl Temple, sole executor:
Settlement on my marriage made 15 May 1749. My four daughters Charlotte,
Elizabeth, Hester and Catherine Grenville. My two youngest sons Thomas Grenville
and William Wyndham Grenville. My eldest son George Grenville. My brothers
the Earl Temple, James Grenville and Henry Grenville. Sister the Countess of
Chatham. I desire to be buried at Wotton in the family vault with my dear wife,
in the same manner as she was buried.
P.C.C. 206 Trevor .
THE R 1 HON. GEORGE GRENVILLE
SECOND SON OF RICHARD GRENVILLE
ESQ*
AND HESTER, COUNTESS TEMPLE HIS WIFE
DIED 13 th NOVEMBER
1770
AGED 58.
Inscription at Wotton Underwoof co. Buckingham .
412. Gold, oval head with a tree formed in hair. Engraved on back
of head:
The Hon ble Col 1 M e kay & M rs M c kay 1770.
Hon ble Hugh McKay of Bighouse, co. Sutherland, 2nd son of George, 3rd Baron
Reay, by Janet his 2nd wife, daughter of John Sinclair of Ubster, co. Caithness.
137
413- Gold, oval-shaped head, with a raised urn formed of hair and gold
wire. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Tho’ James • ob: 25 • Jan: 1771 • aet: 35.
414. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Pen: Welby • ob : 20 • Feb: 1771 • aet: 33.
Buried at Denton, co. Lincoln, 28 February 1771.
Penelope Glynne, daughter of Sir John Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint,
baronet, by Honora his wife, daughter and heiress of Henry Conway of Bodrhyddan,
co. Flint, esquire ; married, as his 1st wife, Sir William Earle Welby of Denton,
baronet.
TO THE MEMORY OF
SIR WILLIAM EARLE WELBY, BARONET
OF DENTON
WHO DIED 6 th OF NOVEMBER 1815
AGED 82 YEARS
AND TO THAT
OF HIS FIRST WIFE
PENELOPE
SECOND DAUGHTER OF
SIR JOHN GLYNNE, BARONET
OF HAWARDEN CASTLE, FLINTSHIRE
BY WHOM HE LEFT ONE SON
SIR WILLIAM EARLE WELBY, BARONET
WHO HAS ERECTED THIS MONUMENT
AS A MARK OF RESPECT AND AFFECTION
FOR THE MEMORY OF HIS PARENTS,
AND ONE DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO THOMAS NORTHMORE, ESQUIRE
OF CLEVE, COUNTY DEVON.
HER REMAINS ARE LIKEWISE DEPOSITED
WITHIN THIS CHURCH.
SIR WILLIAM EARLE WELBY
MARRIED SECONDLY ELIZABETH, RELICT OF
THOMAS WILLIAMSON, ESQUIRE, OF ALLINGTON
BY WHOM HE HAD
FIVE SONS AND FIVE DAUGHTERS.
Inscription at Denton , co. Lincoln .
415. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Edw d Everest • ob: 24 • Feb: 1771 • ae: 66.
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1
416. Gold, set with coloured paste between two small crystals. Shank
enamelled in black in five scrolls. I nscribed :
John Carter ob: 26 Mar: 1771 ae: 58.
417. Gold, shank waved and enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Sarah • Standly • ob: 3 ■ May • 1771 • aet: 21.
418, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Ant y Porter ■ Gent: di: 18 • May • 1771 * ag: 85.
May 1 g* "Anthony Porter Esq; at Plymouth,” {GentJs Mag., VoL XL 1 .
P a s e m)- . . J
" Anthony Porter, Collector of His Majesty's Customs m this Port, buried
May 22 nd 1771.” (Registers of St. Andrew's, Plymouth ,, co. Devon.)
Will dated i March 1771, proved 22 June 1771, by Deborah Porter, relict, sole
executrix: Anthony Porter of Plymouth, co, Devon. “ My body X commit to
Christian Burial in the higher Church Yard in Saint Andrew's in Plymouth, opposite
M r Lawrence's Parlour Window about twenty feet to the Eastward of the Wall that is
over against the said Window, which X desire may be done in a morning, no Stone on
my Grave nor any thing but the Earth and the Green Grass to cover it, which place
or near it is were my Relations were buried.” My wife. Sisters Hannah Sleeman
and Sarah Webber, Susannah Bluett “To my honoured friend Sir Francis Drake,
Baronet, and to each of his brothers and sisters a Guinea of Gold of which I beg
their acceptance to purchase Rings in memory of me, the Oldest acquaintance of
Sir Francis Drake’s family.” p c c 3$8 Trevor
419. Gold, circular head, with the initials M. B,, surrounded by a row
of small rubies. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Murdow • Bayn ■ ob: 27 • July • 1771 ■ ae: 45.
Buried at S‘ Peter’s in the Tower of London 31 July 1771.
Will dated 13 July 1771, proved 30 July 1771, by John Bayne of Piccadilly,
London, founder, and John Smart, Quarter-Master-Sergeant 3rd Foot Guards, the
executors: Murdow Bayne of the Tow r er of London, gent. To be buried in Tower of
London. Wife Ann. Brother Thomas Bayne. My three other brothers and sisters'
children. John, son of brother Roderick Bayne. Alexander Lowban, son of my
sister, “To Molly Vine and Elizabeth Haywood, my fellow servants, one Guinea
each for a Mourning Ring in Grateful Remembrance for their Great Care of me
During my Sickness,” To M rs Smart one Guinea for a Mourning Ring.
P.C.C 286 Trevor.
139
420. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Tho s Rous • Esq : ob: 29 • July • 1771 • aet: 61.
July 30. “Tho. Rous, Esq; in Newman street.” {Gent’s Mag., Vol. XLI. [1771],
page 378.
Thomas Rous of Piercefield, co. Monmouth, Director of the Hon ble East India
Company, 2nd but eldest surviving son of Thomas Rous of Piercefield, esquire, by
Jane Hoskins his wife; married Mary, daughter of Thomas Bates (see 13 February
1781).
Will dated n September 1765, proved 15 August 1771, by Mary Rous, executrix:
Thomas Rous of Hackney, co. Middlesex, esquire. My marriage with Mary my now
wife, then Mary Bates, spinster. Thomas Bates, esquire, my said wife’s late father.
My seven children by her, William, Thomas Bates, Mary and George now 21, Robert,
Jane and Anna Maria under 21. F C C 353 Trevor
421. Gold, set with a crystal and four smaller ones. Shank enamelled
in white. Inscribed :
Edw d Fossey • ob: i • Sep, 1771: as: 72.
Will dated 28 February 1771, proved 6 November 1771, by John Fossey, Richard
Gutteridge, Samuel Whitfield, Daniel Parken, the executors: Edward Fossey of
Dunstable, co. Bedford, gent. Brother John Fossey. Late nephew William Fossey,
deceased. Niece Elizabeth, wife of Samuel Whitfield, surgeon. Children of my late
brother, Thomas Fossey. Nephew Richard Gutteridge. Nieces Mary Parken,
M rs Susannah Gutteridge. My late niece M rs Elizabeth Sandon, deceased.
P.C.C. 432 Trevor.
422. Gold, heart-shaped head, with two hearts. Shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed :
Sarah • Perry • ob: 4 • Oct: 1771 • aet: 60,
At back of head is engraved :
M. D. ob. 31 4 Jan y 1771. aet. 50.
Sarah Montague married William Perry of Windsor, co. Berks, marriage settlements
dated 4 April 1755 ; Mary Montague, her sister, married John Didsbury of 6 Pali Mall,
London, shoemaker.
Will dated 20 October 1768, with codicil dated 28 September 1771, proved
14 October 1771, by John Didsbury: Sarah Perry, wife of William Perry of New
Windsor, co. Berks, esquire. Settlements previous to marriage dated 4 April 1755,
between (1) me, then Sarah Montague, spinster, (2) William Perry, and (3) the
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Rev, John Higgate, Confessor of H,M. Household, and Robert Arthur of S* James',
Westminster, gent. Uncle George Montague, Niece Sarah Montague. My sister
Mary Didsbury, Brother-in-law John Didsbury, sole executor, {Codicil ): Mourning
Rings to John Didsbury, senior, John Didsbury, junior, Mary Didsbury, daughter of
John Didsbury, Robert Didsbury, Sarah Montague the elder, Sarah Montague the
younger. M rs Sutton, spinster, M r Perry's daughter-in-law,
9 October 1771, Edward Reynolds of S fc James 1 , Westminster, and John Cox,
cordwainers, swear to handwriting, P C C 416 T evo
Will dated 25 May 1755, proved 21 February 1771, by John Didsbury, husband,
and sole executor: “ I, Mary Didsbury, wife of John Didsbury of 6 Pall Mall in the
Parish of S l James', Shoemaker, 7 ' My husband to be my sole heir and executor,
PCC 56 Trevor.
423. Gold, head with a tree formed in hair, surrounded with coloured
paste. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Eliz: Wright • ob: 15 * Nov: 1771 • ae: 56.
424. Gold, small oval head with hair. Shank enamelled in white in
five scrolls. Inscribed :
Mary Thomas ob : 22 * Feb : 1772 as: 36.
Mary Thomas of S l George's, Bloomsbury, London, spinster. Administration
granted {P.C.C,) 13 July 1772, to Barbara Thomas, sister.
425. Gold, with a willow, above which is the inscription: “Weep - not •
for ■ me.” Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Will"’ Poole • Brooke • ob: 6 • March * 1772 • ae : 17 - days.
426. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, J. J.] Inscribed:
Eliz: Malin ■ ob: 25 * Mar: 1772 • aet: 65.
427. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed ;
Tho s Grover * ob : 7 * Apr: 1772 • aet: 53.
Inside is engraved:
Sophia Grover Ob. 21 July • 1814 JE t. 22.
Thomas Grover of S* Luke's, co* Middlesex, bacon butcher*
Will dated 1 November 1764, proved 22 April 1772, by Sarah Grover, relict, the
sole executrix. P.C C 1^2
Taverner *
428. Gold, oval head, set with a plait of light brown hair* Waved
shank, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Eliz: Stanford * ob: 26 ■ May • 1772 ■ ae: 35,
Elizabeth West married at S* SwithunVupon-Kingsgate, Winchester, 6 December
1771, Robert Stanford; died at Andover, co* Hants* Administration granted (P.C.C)
2 July 1772, to her husband.
f( Robert Stanford of Little S l SwithuWs, near Winchester, innholder, 30, bachelor
& Elizabeth West of the same 25 spinster, 5 Dec: 1761*" {Allegation for Marriage
Licence at Winchester .)
429. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
John • Turton * ob r i • June ■ 1772 ■ ae: 78.
Will dated 27 April 1772, proved 8 July 1772, by John Turton, nephew, sole
executor: John Turton of Ackworth, co. York, gent. Nephew John Turton of
Saintenley, in Wragby, co. York. Nephew Thomas Pearson. Nephew Matthew
Pearson of Tavistock Street, London, Nephew John Pearson of Stubbs Hall, co.
York. My cousin Joseph Turton’s widow. P.C.C. 276 Taverner.
430. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a weeping willow, surrounded
by coloured paste. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
James • Watkins • dyed • June ■ 24 • 1772 * aged ■ 40.
142
431> Gold, head with an urn and weeping willow formed in hair.
Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Mary Dorsett ob: 4 - July 1772 • set: 60.
432, Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, E. P.] Inscribed :
Hen : A: Earl ■ of * Powis * ob : 10 * Sep : 1772 • set: 70.
September n. “At Bath Henry-Arthur Herbert, Earl of Powis/' (Scott's Mag.,
Vol XXXIV., page 318 ),
Buried in a vault at Welshpool, co. Montgomery, 21 September 1772. Inscription
on coffin-plate: “The Right Honourable Henry Arthur Herbert, Earl of Powis.
Died Sepr ; 1772. Aged 70 years/'
Henry Arthur Herbert of Oakley Park, co. Montgomery, son and heir of Francis
Herbert of Oakley Park, by Dorothy his wife, daughter of John Oldbury of London;
M.P. for Bletchingley 1724-27, and for Ludlow 1727-43; Treasurer to the Prince of
Wales 1737-38 ; created Baron Herbert of Chirbury 21 December 1743; Colonel in
the Army 1745, and General in 1772; Recorder of Ludlow x 747 j created Baron
Powhs of Powis Castle, Viscount Ludlow and Earl of Powis 27 May 1748, and Baron
Herbert of Chirbury and of Ludlow 16 October * 749 ! Comptroller of the Household
May 1761, Treasurer of the Household 1761-65; Privy Councillor 1761; Lord-
Lieutenant for the counties of Montgomery and Salop; married 30 March 1751,
Barbara, daughter and heir of Lord Edward Herbert, by Lady Henrietta his wife,
daughter of James, 1st Earl Waldegrave, and niece of William, 3rd and last
Marquess of Fowls ; buried at Welshpool,
Will dated 30 May 1772, proved 1 October 1772, by Barbara, Countess of
Pow'is, relict. PC.C. 373 Taverner ,
433, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Ralph * Day ■ Esq: dyed: 28 * Sep: 1772 aged * 65.
Ralph Day, only son of Thomas Day of Ockalls in Bray, co. Berks, by Sarah his
wife (see Ring No. 179 ); married Mary Pigeon, who died, aged 48, 26 February 1765.
They both were buried in Bray Church. (For MJ. see page 72).
Will dated 8 July 1765, with codicil dated 22 July 1771, proved x6 October 1772,
by Joan Day, executrix: Ralph Day of Maidenhead, co. Berks. Niece Sarah Heiey
at 21. Thomas Day, brother to late Ralph Day and son of Lady Williams. Major
Pigeon's bond on my marriage. My late wife's brother, Charles Pigeon, deceased.
My four sisters, Joan (executrix), Elizabeth, Sarah and Amy Day. Except rny sister
Sarah marry or cohabits with one Lane, a farmer in Oxfordshire.
P.C.C. 333 Taverner\
143
434- Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a weeping willow, surrounded
by rubies. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Ann • Bainbridge • ob: 16 • Oct: 1772 ■ ae: 34.
435. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, I. D.] Inscribed:
Jn° Hopkins • Esq : ob: 15 • Nov. 1772 • ae: 88.
November 15. “John Hopkins, Esq. of Brittens, Ess.” ( Gent's Mag.,
Vol. XLII. [1772], page 543.)
John Hopkins of Brittens, in Hornchurch, co. Essex, married istly Elizabeth,
sister of William Moore (see Xing No. 229), who died 9 July 1757; married 2ndly
2 September 1760, Anne, daughter of Sir James Esdaile of Great Gaynes, in
Upminster, co. Essex, knight, Lord Mayor of London in 1778, by Mary (Jennings)
his 1 st wife. She married 2ndly Captain Arthur Burdett.
Will dated 13 April 1771, proved 27 November 1772, by Benjamin Bond,
son-in-law, and William Jacomb of Lawrence Poulteney Hill, London, esquire, the
executors: Daughter Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin Bond. Nephew John Dare.
Grandson Benjamin Bond. Grand-daughters Elizabeth Bond and Hannah Hallett.
John Mayor of Upminster, co. Essex, esquire, and my grand-daughter Mary his wife,
late Mary Dickinson. My wife’s father Sir James Esdaile, knight. My son-in-law
Samuel Dickinson. Sarah Cartwright, daughter of my niece Sarah Cartwright.
Nephew Philip Dare. Nieces Joan Foster and Elizabeth Whatley. John Cartwright,
son of my niece Sarah. The children of Joan Foster, except her second son Philip.
Administration granted 13 May 1783, to Benjamin Bond Hopkins (formerly
Benjamin Bond, grandson). P.C.C. 408 Taverner.
436. Gold, with the initials R. H. M. surrounded by a wreath. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Rich d Machell • ob: 19 • Nov: 1772 • aet: 39.
In white enamel:
Harriot • Machell • ob : 7 • Dec: 1770: ae: 6 • y: 5 • m.
Will dated 4 May 1771: Richard Machell of Knightrider Street, London, lead
merchant. Robert Ladbroke of Knightrider Street, esquire, executor. My mother
M rs Margaret Machell, widow. Mother-in-law M re Elizabeth Chambers, widow. W ife
Mary Machell, late Mary Morris, widow. Brother Robert Machell.
Administration (of Richard Machell, late of S l Mary Magdalen, Old I'ish Street)
granted 17 February 1773, to Mary Machell, relict, Robert Ladbroke having renounced.
P.C.C. 72 Stevens.
1770. “Dec: 7. Miss Machell.” (London Magazine , Vol. XXXIX., page 642.)
] 44
437 - Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed;
Peter ■ Bigot ■ Esq: ob: 22 • Dec: 1772 • ae: 74.
Buried at Christ Church, Spitalfields, co. Middlesex, 30 December 17 72*
Will dated 20 March 1772, proved 8 January 1773, by the executors: Peter Bigot
of Upton, co. Essex, esquire. To be burled in a leaden coffin in the family vault in
Spiral fields Church. To my nephew Giles Godin my best Diamond Bing, which
cost me above one hundred guineas. Grand-nephew James Godin, Grand-nieces
Elizabeth and Emily Godin. Executors: Nephew Giles Godin, senior, merchant,
M T Lewis Ogier of Clapton, merchant, and M r William Ward of Wood Street,
Spitalfields. To M ra Mary Bonner a Mourning Ping. Estates in Granham, co,
Essex, Middlesex and Surrey, Grand-nephew Giles Godin, son of nephew Giles
Godin, they {James and Giles Godin) to take the name of Bigot “ I do hereby
declare that my Motive for giving my said Copyhold and freehold estates to my
said Grand nephews intailed as aforesaid is that 1 have reflected on the extravagance
and luxury of the present Generation, which occasions great fluctuations in Estates,
and being desirous that my Copyhold and Freehold Estates should continue in
the family for a series of years, 1 have therefore intailed them in the manner before
mentioned,”
I\ C. C, 2 Stevens.
438-
Gold, small oval-shaped head, with an
willow. Shank enamelled in black.
urn beneath a weeping
Inscribed :
Eliz: Myers • ob: 17 ■ Mar: 1773 ■ ae: 62.
439, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Jona* Bowles * ob: 2 ■ Apr: 1773 * set: 62*
Will dated 31 March 1773, proved 13 May 1773, by Mary Bowles, relict, and
William Jordan, nephew, the executors: Jonathan Bowles of Thames Street, London,
salter. Wife Mary Bowles, Nephew Timothy Jordan. Cousin Martha Webb,
spinster. Nephew William Jordan, “To each of the following persons a Ring of
one Guinea value, M r Benjamin Porter and each of his Family being five in Number,
M r Jordan and M rs Jordan, M r Spilsbury and his wife, M r John Towers, M r Samuel
Towers, M r Hewerdine, M r London and his Nephew, M r Marshall, M r Dove and his
Son, M r Green, M r Hill, M r Jackson and M r West.” p q q Stevens
440. Gold, enamelled in black, [Maker's initials, E. P.] Inscribed:
Olive • Filghman • ob : 17 • Apr: 1773 ■ set: 79.
145
441. Gold, oval head, with tree formed in hair. Shank enamelled in
white. Inscribed:
t The • Hon: Tho s Needham ob: 19 • Apr: 1773 • ae : 33.
21 April. “At Datchet near Windsor, Thomas Needham, Esq., eldest son of
Lord Kil murrey, and captain of a company in the third regiment of foot-guards.”
{“ London Magazine,** VoL XL/I , page 203.)
The Hon blH Thomas Needham, eldest son of John, 10th Viscount Kilmorey, by
Anne his wife, daughter and coheir of John Hurleston of Newton, co. Chester.
442, Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, T. W,] Inscribed :
Sarah * Masterman ■ ob: 2 ■ May * 1773 * ae: 35,
443. Gold, set with paste. Shank enamelled in black in five scrolls.
Inscribed :
The Neat ob: 14 May 1773 ae: 68,
444, Gold, with a festooned urn, underneath the head are the initials
W, 13 . surrounded by a wreath. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Geo: Beaumont - ob : 17 * May * 1773 * ae: 47.
Buried at St. Nicholas', Nottingham, 21 May 1773,
“Rev. Geo. Beaumont, Rector of St. Nicholas’s, Nottingham.” {Geniis Mag.,
VoL XLIIL [i 773 \ page 303.)
The Rev. George Beaumont, and son of George Beaumont of the Oaks, in Darton,
co. York, by Frances his wife, eldest daughter of Richard Beaumont of Whitley
Beaumont, co. York; of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, LL,B. 1751 ; Rector of S* Nicholas*,
Nottingham, and of Gedling, co. Nottingham; married Elizabeth, daughter of John
Green of Leeds, merchant, who died, aged 60, 25 November 1792.
IN MEMORY OF THE REV. GEORGE BEAUMONT, LL,B.
RECTOR OF THIS PARISH
WHO DIED MAY 17™ 1773
AGED 47 YEARS.
Inscription at St Nicholas* Church, Nottingham .
445. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Christ" Terrey • ob: 24 May • 1773 • ae: 38.
146
t
446* Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker's initials, I, A,] Inscribed :
And w Little ■ ob: 12 * June * 1773 • aet: 89-
447. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Jam" Shuttleworth * Esq: ob: 28 ■ June ■ 1773 - set: 58.
Buried at Forcett, co. York, 7 July 1773.
July 3. “At his scat near Preston in Lancashire, James Shuttleworth, Esq.,
many years a representative in parliament for that County.” {“London Magazine
Vol. XI.II ., page 363.)
James Shuttleworth of Gawthorp, co. Lancaster, and of Forcett, co. York, eldest son
of Richard Shuttleworth of Gawthorp, M.P. for co. Lancaster 1705-49, by Emma his
wife, daughter of William Tempest of Old Durham; baptised at Forcett 6 December
1714; succeeded his father 22 December 1749; M.P. for Preston 1 December
1741-54, and for co. Lancaster 19 May 1761-68; married Mary, only daughter of
Robert Holden of Aston Hall, co. Derby, by the Hon ble Elizabeth his wife, daughter
of William, Viscount Tracey. Their daughter Mary was the 2nd wife of Sir Charles
Turner of Kirkleatham, co. York, Baronet (see Ring No, j/j). Will proved at York
2 April 1774.
IN MEMORY OF JAMES SHUTTLEWORTH
WHO BELOVED AND RESPECTED IN
PRIVATE LIFE, SERVED THE PUBLICS
IN 3 PARLIAMENTS, WITH INTEGRITY AND HONOUR
HE MARRIED MARY, DAUGHTER OF
ROB? HOLDEN ESQ fcH BY WHOM HE LEFT ISSUE
FOUR SONS & TWO DAUGHTERS.
HE DIED JUNE 28™ 1773 , AGED 58.
Inscription in the church at Forcett\ co. York .
448. Gold, head enamelled in black, in shape of an urn, at the back of
which is a box. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Lord * Clanstoun * died 8 * July ■ 1773 * aged 70.
July, “The Right Hon. James Cranston, Lord Cranston, of Creting, in the
county of Roxburgh, in the kingdom of Scotland, at his house in Portman-square.
(Gent's Mag., Vol. XLIIL \j 773 \ Pm 3&0-)
“ 1773. July 14. The Right Hon. James, Lord Cranston; died the 8th aged 70:
in the South Cross.” (Registers of Westminster Abbey.)
The lTon ble James Cranstoun (Lord “Clanstoun” of the ring), son of James,
Lord Cranstoun, by Lady Jean his wife, daughter of William, 2nd Marquess of
Lothian; succeeded his father as 6th Lord 27 January i 7 2 ri married Sophia,
daughter of Jeremiah Brown of Abscourt, co. Surrey, who married 2ndly ro November
1773, Michael Lade, and died 26 October 1779.
Will dated 23 March 1773, proved 8 July 1773, by Sophia, Lady Cranstoun,
relict: James, Lord Cranstoun, of Portman Square, co. Middlesex, To be buried in
Westminster Abbey in a private and frugal manner. Eldest son William Cranstoun
my lands in Elsden, co. Northampton, subject to payments to my four younger sons,
Brown, Janies, Charles and George. To my wife Sophia my house in Portman Square
with all furniture, &c. Profits of my plantations in S l Christophers to my four
younger sons. Residue to my said wife, sole executrix, 283 Stevens.
147
449- Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure leaning on an
urn, on which are the initials T. E. S. in cypher, beneath a
weeping willow. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed;
Tho s Shillitoe * ob: 3: Aug: 1773 ■ ae: 48.
U nderneath the head is engraved :
Eliz. Shillitoe ob 22 Ap 1 1773, ae. 53.
450. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Pe : Hammond ■ arm: ob : 11 Aug: 1773 * ae: 87.
August 10. “At Bolton-hall, in said county (Yorkshire), Peter Hammond Esq;
aged 8 8” (Gent's Mag - rj VoL XLI 1 I [1773], page 414.)
(£ Aug: 35, Et : 87: M r Peter Hammond of Bolton Hall.” (Registers of
Wensley, co . York . )
Peter Hammond of Bolton Hall, in Wensley, and of Spennithorue, both co. York,
eldest son of Peter Hammond of Richmond, co* York, and afterwards of Wensley;
baptised at Richmond 7 September 1685; married 14 April 1709, Elizabeth Cox of
Stanton S l John, co* Oxford, who was baptised there 25 February 167^ and buried
at Wensley 29 November 1765. He was active in suppressing the riots of the
Swaledale and Wensleydale miners in 1757. Will dated 1 May 1772*
IN MEMORY OF PETER HAMMOND E$ QR WHO
DIED AUG* II TH 1773 * AGED 87. AND ELIZABETH
HIS WIFE WHO DIED NOV BR 26™ 1 765 AGED 89*
LIKEWISE PETER THEIR SON WHO DIED SEP T T2, X735
AGED 3 YEARS. ALSO ELIZABETH THEIR DAUGHTER WHO
DIED SEP t 24™ 1751, AGED 41, AND PETER
THEIR GRANDSON, WHO DIED JULY 2 N|> 1764
aged 32.
Inscription at Wensley , co. York ,
451. Gold, with an urn formed partly in hair. Shank waved and
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Mary * Burton * ob : n - Sep : 1773 * ae : 81.
452* Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Martha: Robinson died * 9 * Oct: 1773. ae: 16-
148
453 - Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed ;
S r Jn° Reade * Bar 1 ob: 9 • Nov: 1773 - aet: 53.
November 9. “Sir John Read, Bart. Golden sq.” ( Gent's Mag ,, Vol XLIIL
[msl P a & J&O
Sir John Reade of Shipton Court, co. Oxford, baronet, only son of Sir Thomas
Reade of Shipton Court, baronet, by Jane Mary his wife, daughter of Sir Ralph
Dutton of Sherborne, co, Gloucester, baronet; born at Golden Square, London,
2i June, baptised at S* James*, Westminster, 27 June 1721 ; succeeded his father as
5 th baronet 25 September 1752; married at Ely Chapel, Holborn, London, 18 October
1759, Harriet, daughter and heir of William Barker of Sonning, co. Berks, by Olivia
his wife, daughter of John Marriott of Staunton Hall, co, Norfolk : buried at Shipton.
Will dated 6 January 1773, with codicil dated 11 March 1773, proved 25 November
1773, by Dame Harriet Reade, relict: Wife Dame Harriet. Eldest son John Reade.
Son Thomas Reade house in Golden Square. Daughter Mary Impey. Cousin
Thomas Reade of Ipsden, co. Oxford. " p c c U5 Stevens.
SACKED TO THE MEMORY
OF SIR JOHN READE, BARONET
HE POSSESSED
THAT WHICH WAS TO HIMSELF AND OTHERS
MORE VALUABLE
THAN AN AMPLE FORTUNE OR ANY TITLES
DOMESTIC VIRTUES
A HEART CONSTANT
IN UNDISGUISED PROFESSION
OF FRIENDSHIP AND AFFECTION
HE WAS THE GENTLEMAN
IN THE PLAIN UNAFFECTED STRICTNESS
OF TRUE HONOUR
TO THE DESERVING AND INDUSTRIOUS POOR
BENEFICENT
TO THE SICK SAD EXAMPLE
TO HIS SERVANTS, CHILDREN AND CONSORT
HUMANE AND TENDER
IN A LONG TRIAL OF SEVERE ILLNESS
PATIENT AND RESIGNED
TO THE AUTHOR OF ALL BLESSINGS
IN HIS LIFE LOVED AND HONOURED
IN IMS DEATH LAMENTED
HIS WIDOW WITH TEARS OF GRATITUDE
ERECTED THIS MONUMENT
HE DIED NOV : THE 9 th 1 773
AGED 52.
Inscription at Ship ton-under-Wychwood , co . Oxford,
454, Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, S. J.]
Inscribed :
John * Peckford • ob: 22: Nov: 1773 • ast: 96.
149
455 - Gold, head with an urn, over which is a weeping willow formed in
hair, and motto: “ Mourn not for me,” within a circle of
small garnets. [Maker’s initials, T. L.] Shank inscribed:
Ann • Wray • ob: 28 • Nov: 1773 • as: 42.
456. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, I. D.] Inscribed:
Benj" Frears ob: 21 • Dec : 1773 as: 35.
457. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, A. A.] Inscribed:
Rev 4 Jeff y Dinsdale • ob: 27 • Jan: 1774 • aet: 57.
January 27. “ At Kensington, the Rev. Mr. Dinsdale, Household Chaplain to
the Royal Pal. there.” {Gent’s Mag., Vol. XLIV. [1774], page 47.)
Will dated 24 September 1771, proved 7 February 1774, by all the executors:
Jeffery Dinsdale, clerk, Master of the Free School of Kensington, Chaplain to H.M.
Household at Kensington Palace and Curate of Kensington. Daughter Jane Dinsdale.
My mother Elizabeth Dinsdale and my aunt Ann Dinsdale, both of Gayle, in
Wensley Dale, co. York. Cousin George Dinsdale of Nappa, in Wensley Dale.
I order all my sermons to be burnt. My wife’s late aunt Christian Mitchell.
Executors: wife Sarah Dinsdale, Rev. Seth Thompson and Robert Lewis, esquire,
and I give to the said Seth Thompson and Robert Lewis each five guineas for a Ring.
3 February 1774. William Kimmin of Southwark, co. Surrey, gent, and Daniel
Gross of Islington, co. Middlesex, gent, swear to handwriting, p pc. 44 Bargrave.
458. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, S. H.] Inscribed:
Tho 5 • Scawen • Esq : ob: n • Feb: 1774 • aet: 72.
February u. “At Maidwell, in Northamptonshire, Thomas Scawen, Esq.”
{Gent’s Mag., Vol. XLIV. [1774], page £5.)
Thomas Scawen of Horton, co. Buckingham, of Carshalton, co. Surrey, and of
Maidwell, co. Northampton, eldest son of Sir Thomas Scawen of Horton Place,
Alderman of London, by Martha his wife, daughter of Leonard Wessel; Squire to
Lord Delawarr at his installation as Knight of the revived Order of the Bath 25 June
1725; M.P. for co. Surrey from 12 April 1727 to 27 April 1741; married 8 June
1725, Tryphena, daughter and heir of Ixird James Russell of Maidwell (son of
William, 1st Duke of Bedford), by Elizabeth (Lloyd) his wife.
150
459 - Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed:
Dulcibella • Cranmer • ob: 18 • Feb: 1774 • set: 66.
“ Dulcibella Cranmer, Relict of Janies Cranmer, Esq r , buried Feb. 26 th 1774.”
{Registers of Mitcham , co. Surrey.)
Dulcibella Hooker married at St Olave’s, Hart Street, London (marriage licence
[Faculty Office] dated io May 1742), as his and wife, James Cranmer of Mitcham,
co. Surrey, esquire*
Will dated 1.5 January 1771, proved 15 March 1774, by Ann Webb (formerly
Cranmer), wife of William Webb, daughter: Dulcibella Cranmer of Mitcham, co*
Surrey, widow. Son Edward Cranmer. Daughter Ann Cranmer, sole executrix.
F. C. C. 85 Bar grave.
460* Gold, oval head, with urn beneath a weeping willow formed in
hair ; at the back of head is a plait of hair, round which is
engraved:
Mary Toplis Ob* 27 Feb* 1774 set 64.
Buried at'Wirksworth, co. Derby, ir March 1774*
Will dated 6 July 1763, with codicil dated 14 December X773, proved 11 March
1774, by Mary Cox, power reserved to Christopher Ley: Mary Toplis of
Burton-on-Trent, co. Stafford, widow. To be buried at Wirksworth, co. Derby, near
my late husband. My husband Robert Toplis. Henry Toplis, second son of his
brother William Toplis. Cousin Jane (relict of John Cox), wife of James Tayne
of London, haberdasher. Mary and Sarah Ellen Toplis, daughters of John Toplis,
deceased. Executors : John Dawson, Christopher Ley and Mary Cox, daughter of
John Cox, deceased. ( Codicil ) 1 Brother-in-law William Toplis, his son Henry Toplis.
RC.C. 778 Bar grave.
461. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Ed^ Hall * Esq : ob: 16 • Mar: 1774 • aet: 66.
Buried at Ashford Rowdier, co. Salop, 19 March 1774.
March 16. “At Ashford Dowdier, near Ludlow, in Shropshire, Edward Hall, Esq.”
{Gentis Mag., VoL XLIV. page 742 ,)
Will dated 15 April 1773, proved 9 April 1774, by the Rev. Jonathan Green,
power reserved to Elizabeth Green his wife: Edward Hall of Ashford Rowdier, co.
Salop, Walford native place of my mother. To each of the sons and daughters
born of my uncles Robert, Richard and Thomas Matthews, brothers of my dear
mother, one guinea and a Ring. My father-in-law Samuel Wood. To M r James
Meyrick and Colonel Dunne each a Ring, To Nathaniel Collyar, Clerk. To the
Rev. M r Littleton, two guineas and a Ring. Executors: the Rev. M r and M 1 * Green,
daughter of my brother Richard Hall. “A Marble be cut by Richard Squire of
Worcester, who I employed for those I put up in Memory of my Father, Mother and
Uncles : Captain Edward Hall, who served under H.R.H. the Duke of Cumberland
in Scotland in 1745 against the Rebels, afterwards in Germany against the French
under Prince Ferdinand and Lord Granby, and who was honoured with the Command
of a Squadron of the Regiment under the Prince of Brunswick against a body of
French Hussars, and had the satisfaction of receiving his Highness 1 thanks for the
good Countenance and Behaviour of the Men under his command in that day's
Action.” 11 15 July 1771, my birthday and Grand Climacterick year. I have a great
1 5 l
aversion to Pomp, and as the Inscription on the other side bears too groat a
resemblance to it, It is my desire the following words he adapted in turn: Near this
place lies interred the Remains of Captain Edward Hall, 2 nd son of Richard and Joan
Hall, died . . . , aged
28 April 1774. James Dunne of Marylebone and James Meyrick of S E Margaret’s,
Westminster, esquire, swear to writing of Edward Hall, who died 16 March 1774.
P. C. C. 145 Bar grave.
NEAR THIS PLACE ARE THE REMAINS
OF THE LATE RICH ARB HALL, ESQ k WHO DIED
2 2 ™ OF FEB. 17 71 , AGED 67, HE WAS A SINCERE
FRIEND AND A RELIGIOUS AND HONEST MAN.
ALSO THE REMAINS OF THE LATE
EDWARD HALL, ESQ. FORMERLY CAPTAIN
IN THE EARL OF ANCRAM’S DRAGOONS.
HE SERVED IN GERMANY AGAINST THE FRENCH
UNDER PRINCE FERDINAND AND THE MARQUIS OF
GRANBY AND WAS HONORED WITH l COMMAND
OF A SQUADRON OF THE REGIMENT UNDER
THE PRINCE OF BRUNSWICK AGAINST THE
FRENCH IIUZZARS AND HAD THE SATISFACTION
OF RECEIVING HIS HIGHNESS^ THANKS
FOR THE GOOD COUNTENANCE AND BEHAVIOUR
OF THE MEN UNDER HIS COMMAND
IN THAT DAY'S ACTION.
HE DIED THE l6 rH DAY OF MARCH
1774 AGED 66.
Inscription at Ashford Bawdier , co . Salop ,
462. Gold, head painted with an urn, above which is a weeping willow.
Shank enamelled in black. [Makers initials, T, T.j Inscribed:
Edw d ■ Alport ■ ob: 1 - Apr: 1774 ■ ast : 55.
Inside the shank is engraved:
Hannah Alport. OB. 19. Feb ¥ 1775. JE. 57.
463. Gold, round head set with black paste and pearls. Engraved at
back of head :
Anne Gregory Ob: April 3 1774 Alt 63.
Will dated 28 June 1773, proved 8 June 1774, by Henry Kendall and Ann
Drummond (wife of George Drummond), the executors : Ann Gregory of the Precincts,
Worcester, spinster. pcc 32? Bar grave.
464. Gold, small oval head, with the initials M. C. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
Mary ■ Chisam • ob: 14 • Apr : 1774 • JE: 29.
152
465. Gold, oval head, with two birds holding a true lover’s knot and
trees formed in hair, surrounded by rubies. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
Tho s Quarrington • ob: 14 • Apr: 1774 • set: 68.
466. Gold, head containing a plait of light hair. [Maker’s initials, E. P.J
Shank inscribed:
Eliz: Hibberdine ■ ob: 10 • June ■ 1774 ■ ast: 6 ■ M s 7 • d*.
Buried in Bun hill Fields, London, with her father Samuel Hibberdine of Crutch ed
Friars, London, “Upholder/' who died, aged 48, 26 March 1776, and her mother
Emily Hibberdine, who died, aged 63, 20 November 1805,
467. Gold, small oval head, with an urn, over which is a willow.
Shank inscribed :
Josh: Kirby ob: 21 • June ■ 1774 * aet: 57.
(John) Joshua Kirby, Clerk of the Works at Kew Palace, bom in 1716, was the
eldest son of John Kirby of Wickham Market, co. Suffolk, Author of “The Suffolk
Traveller” (“Dictionary of National Biographyp VoL XXXI , page 198 ), and of Alice
Brown his wife ; under the influence of his friend Gainsborough he became a landscape
painter and teacher of perspective to George III., while Prince of Wales, who appointed
him Clerk of the Works at Kew Palace; F.R.S. 26 March 1767 and F.S.A* 4 June
following; Secretary, and in 1768, President of the Incorporated Society of Artists;
buried in Kew Churchyard 25 June 1774; Gainsborough, at his own request, being
afterwards buried by his side. He married Sarah Bull of Framlingham, co, Suffolk,
and by her was the father of Sarah, wife of James Trimmer of Brentford, co* Middlesex,
a well-known authoress ( C£ Dictionary of National Biographyf VoL IVII, page 231*}
He published in 1761 “The Perspective of Architecture* 37 (“Dictionary of National
Biography f VoL XXXI , page 198.)
Will dated 15 June 1772, with codicil dated 8 October 1772, proved ix July 1774,
by James Trimmer: Wife Sarah Kirby* Daughter Sarah, wife of James Trimmer,
junior. Executors: Wife Sarah and son-in-law James Trimmer. (Codicil) : To James
and Sarah Trimmer all my plates, prints and letterpress of my books on perspective,
8 July 1774* Robert Wright of S* Margaret’s, Westminster, and George Horsley,
the younger, of Kew, co. Surrey, gent, depose on oath to the handwriting of the will
being that of Joshua Kirby, late of Kew, esquire, deceased* PD.C. 2^2 Bargrave
JOSHUA KIRBY F*,R.S.&A,S*
DIED 21 st JUNE 1 7 74 AGED 58.
SARAH HIS WIFE
DIED 5™ AUGUST 1775
AGED 57 YEARS.
Arms .—Two bars on a canton a cross moline; impaling a chevron between
three bulls’ heads.
Inscription in the churchyard at Kew, co. Surrey .
153
468. Gold, oval head, with a blue enamelled urn over the hair-work,
around which in black enamel is inscribed:
John • Boteler • Esq: ob: 17 July • 1774 • ae: 90.
John Boteler of Watton Woodhall, co. Hertford, esquire, son of John Boteler of
Aston, co. Hertford, by Frances his wife, daughter of Sir Edward Atkyns, Chief Baron
of the Exchequer; succeeded his cousin Philip Boteler 7 May 1712; buried at Watton
28 July 1774, leaving issue by Anne Goodwin his wife.
TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN BOTELER LATE OF WOODHALL IN THIS
PARISH, ESQ.
HE DIED THE 17™ OF JULY ANNO DOM 1 17 74 AGED 90 YEARS.
Inscription at Watton , co. Hertford.
469. Gold, head with initials T. S., surrounded by a wreath of hair
and mounted with a marquesite head. Shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Tho s Smith • ob: 19 • July • 1774: ae: 70.
Engraved at back of head :
Johannah Smith ob 1 23 Sep 1 1764 JE 60.
470. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Will: Turner • Esq : ob: 11 • Aug: 1774 • ae: 77.
August 11. “William Turner, Esq; of Kirkleatham, father of Charles Turner,
Esq; one of the Representatives for York.” ( Gent.’s Mag.> Vol. XLIV. [1774],
page 390).
Buried at Kirkleatham, co. York, 17 August 1774.
William Turner of Kirkleatham, esquire, 6th son of Charles Turner of Kirkleatham,
by Margaret his wife, sister and coheir of Sir Hugh Cholmley of Whitby, co. York,
baronet; baptised at Kirkleatham 15 November 1697; succeeded his brother Cholmley
Turner in May 1757. His wife Jane, daughter of Charles Bathurst, esquire, whom
he married at Rudby, co. York, 9 February 172J, was buried at Kirkleatham 13
April 1759. Their son Charles was created a baronet 8 May 1782 (see Ring No. 373).
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Gold, with an urn, having on the base the initials G. R., beneath
a willow, all in hair-work. Shank enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
Grace • Richardson died • 24 • Aug: 1774 ■ aged ■ 56.
Gold, oval head, with a plait of hair. Inscribed:
Sholto Charles 17 th Earl of Morton died 1774 aged 41.
Engraved at back of head in black enamel:
Sholto Charles, Earl ■ of Morton aged • 41.
“At Sicily, the Earl of Morton, His Lordship has left two sons by his Lady, who
is cousin to the Earl of Haddington.{ Gent:$ Mag., VoL XLIV. [if74], page 542.)
Sholto Charles (Douglas), son of James, Earl of Morton, by Agatha his 1st wife,
daughter and heir of James Halyburton of Pitcur, co. Forfar, raised a corps of Light
Dragoons in 1759, and was a Lord of Police 1760-74; succeeded his father as
Earl of Morton 12 October 1768; died at Taormina, in Sicily, 25 September 1774.
He married in Edinburgh 19 November 1758, Katharine, daughter and coheir of
the Hon bl ' John Hamilton, by Margaret his wife, daughter of Sir John Home of
Blackadder, baronet, who died 25 April 1823.
Will dated 8 December 1770 : Sholto Charles, Earl of Morton- My eldest son
George, Lord Aberdour, to be sole executor. My second son James Hamilton Douglas
Hally bur ton.
Administration granted 21 July 1775, to Katherine, Countess of Morton,
during minority of George, Ear! of Morton,
P. C. Cl 281 Alexander.
Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Philip • Winter • ob: 26 • Sep: 1774 * ae: 75.
Buried at Bishop's Lydlard, co. Somerset, 7 October 1774-
Will dated 24 March 1774, with codicil dated 25 September 1774, proved
28 January 1775, by John Farthing, clerk, and Charles Winter, nephew, the executors:
Philip Winter of Bishop's Lydiard, esquire. To my sister Ann Milton my messuage
“Ashwick," in Bishop’s Lydiard, for life, then to my nephew Charles, son of my
brother John Winter, deceased. My nephew Richard Milton. John Winter, second
son of my said nephew r Charles. Nephew Galhampton Winter and Susanna his wife.
My nephew Edmond Winter. The children of my sister, late called Mary Pratt,
Philip Pratt and the wife of Charles Sanders of the City of Exeter. Nephews Robert
Winter and Philip Winter. My nieces Mary, Joan and Philippa, daughters of my late
brother John. My niece Betty, the wife of John Treble of Bath. Philip Winter, the
son of my nephew Thomas Winter. Residue to my executors, John Farthing, clerk,
and my nephew Charles Winter, in trust for John Winter, the latter's sou, with
reversion to his other sons, Thomas and Robert in turn. p p q g Alexander
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474 -
Small gold, head has been set with a stone. Shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Duke • of • Atholl * ob: 5 • Nov: 1774 * eet: 46.
November 5, “At Dunk eld, in Scotland, his Grace John Murray, Duke, Marquis
and Earl of Athol, Marquis and Earl of TulMbardin, Viscount Glen almond, Lord
Murray, and one of the sixteen Peers of Scotland . * {Gent's MagVoL XLIV.
1 / 774], P*ge 542.
John (Murray), Duke of Atholl, was the son of Lord George Murray, Lieut.-General
of the forces of Prince Charles Edward, by Amelia his wife, daughter and heir of Janies
Murray of Glencarse and St rowan ; born 6 May 1729, M.P. for eo. Perth 1761-64;
succeeded his uncle as 3rd Duke of Atholl 8 January 1764, the House of Lords
allowing his succession in spite of his father's attainder; chosen a representative Peer
of Scotland in 1766 and 1768, and created K.T. 23 December 1767. He married at
Dunkeld 23 October 1753, his cousin, Lady Charlotte Murray, only surviving daughter
and heir of James, 2nd Duke of Atholl, by Jean his 1st wife, widow of James Lannoy
[see Xing No* 30)* She became, on her father's death, Baroness Strange and
Sovereign of the Isle of Man, which latter sovereignty was sold to the Government
in 1765. {“ Dictionary of National Biographyf VoL XXXIX., page 383.)
Will dated 11 October 1769, with codicil dated 30 October 1774, proved 24 March
1 779, by John, Duke of Atholl, son, sole executor: “Besides John, Marquis of
Tullibardine my eldest son and presumptive heir it hath pleased God to bless me
with four other younger sons and with four daughters by Charlotte, Duchess of
Atholl, Baroness Strange, my Wife, all now existing." ^"50,000 to bo set aside for
the benefit of such younger children. {Codicil) \ “My eldest son John, Marquis
of Tullibardine, intending to marry I think the Sum of Fifty Thousand Pounds too
large a Provision for my younger children, I hereby restrain their provision to forty
thousand pounds." (Registered in books of the Lords of Session at Edinburgh
3 o December 1774.) P , C C 8? Warburton.
475. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
L: Hartley • Esq: ob: 12 • Nov: 1774 ■ $: 85.
476. Gold, an oval-shaped head, with two hearts, surmounted by a
dove in hair-work, set round with pieces of onyx. Two
scrolls entwined, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Jn° Clapcot • ob: 16 Nov 1774: ae: 85.
Eliz: Clapcot • ob: 4 • June 1777 • $: 75.
477. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, W. G.] Inscribed:
Alice • Wanley * ob: 5 * Dec: 1774 ■ aet: 55.
478. Gold, oval head, with an urn, over which a willow in ornamental
hair-work, surrounded by small amethysts blackened at the
back. Engraved at back of head :
Sarah Smith ob. 8 Jan, 1775 JE t. 85.
479. Gold, set with an urn, with a willow in hair-work. Shank
enamelled in white. Inscribed :
W m : Bearcroft ■ ob: 28 • Jan: 1775 • Be: 46.
480. Gold, oval head, with an urn, on which are the initials S. O.,
beneath a willow in hair-work. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
' Wr ii- 'Mli 1
Sarah ■ Owen ob: 21 • Feb: 1775 • ae: 38.
481. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, and the initials
A. S. in hair-work. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Ann - Stevenson • ob : 11 • Mar: 1775 • ae 66.
482. Gold, oval head, with crystal box. Shank enamelled in white.
Inscribed:
Edw d : Proudfoot • ob: 17 • Apr: 1775 ■ ae: 5 ■ y s & 8 ■ m s .
483. Gold, oval head, with an urn in hair-work. Shank enamelled in
white. Inscribed:
Margaret • Banter • ob: 1 * May • 1775 * aet: 21.
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484. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
W m Faber • ob: 5 • May • 1775 • ae: 72.
Buried in the churchyard at the parish church, Leeds, co. York, 8 May 1775.
Will dated 15 January 1774, proved 20 May 1775, by William Faber and Thomas
Faber, sons: William Faber of Leeds, currier. Settlements made on the marriage of
my son William Faber, and on my son Thomas Faber. Property in the Shambles,
at Quarry Hill and Long Balk, all in Leeds. Residue to his said two sons, executors.
York Wills , VoL 119, fo. 333.
485. Gold, enamelled in black in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Waller White ob: 31 May • 1775 aet: 31.
486. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a tomb made in gold, pearls and
ivory, on the base of which are the initials N. M., resting on
a back-ground of hair. At the back of head is engraved:
Nath 1 Milward Ob* 6 June 1775 JEt: 37.
487. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
John • Hill • ob: 17 • July • 1775 ae: 28.
488. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, I. I.] Inscribed :
Mar* K: Van: Mierop • Esq : ob: 29 • Aug: 1775 • ae: 64.
Martin Knyck Van Mierop of S' Peter-le-Poer, London, died at Lanviehangel,
near Lanternam, co. Monmouth. Administration granted (P.C.C.) 15 September
1 775, to Martha Knyck Van Mierop, relict.
489. Gold, head set with a crystal, behind which is a skull in enamel.
Shank enamelled in black in four sections. Inscribed :
Frances Pester: ob n: Oct: 1775 ae: 72.
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490- Gold, head with an urn in hair-work, round which are the words :
“ The kindest thoughts on this shall dwell,” surrounding
which is a border of amethysts. Shank waved and enamelled
in black. Inscribed:
Will: Darbyshire ob 25 Oct: 1775 as 79.
Inside is engraved :
Ann Darbyshire ob 13 July 1775. JE l 58.
491. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Jn° Spencer • Esq: ob: 9 • Nov: 1775 • ae: 57.
November 9. “John Spencer, esq; Cannon Hall, Yorkshire.” ( Gent.’s Mag.,
Vol. XL K [1775], page 551.)
“ 1 7 7 5 • John Spencer of Cannon Hall, Esq^ was buried Nov r the 17 th .”
{Registers of Cawthorne , co. York,)
John Spencer of Cannon Hall in Cawthorne, co. York, the fourth and last
Spencer of Cannon Hall, son of William Spencer, by Christiana his wife, daughter and
sole heir of Benjamin Ashton of Hathersage, co. Derby; buried in Cawthorne Church.
Will dated 13 February 1773, proved 5 February 1776, by Walter Stanhope,
nephew, sole executor: William Radcliffe of Mills Bridge in Huddersfield, esquire.
John Cholwell of Inner Temple, esquire, nephew Walter Stanhope, esquire, and the
Rev. Samuel Phipps of Banks in Cawthorne, clerk. Sisters Stanhope and Greame.
My sister Shuttleworth, her husband and family, Ashton, Edward and James
Shuttleworth. 1 give a Ring to each of the following persons, William Radcliffe,
John Cholwell and the Rev. Samuel Phipps, brothers-in-law Shuttleworth and Greame,
and my three sons and to every one of my nephews. To my friends Sir John Filmer,
baronet, Sir George Armytage, baronet, Godfrey Bosville, Marmaduke Dayrell and
Fairmeadow Penistone, esquires, William Smith, Christopher D’Oyley, John Staples,
William Stanhope, James Maude, Thomas Beaumont, esquires, M r Francis Maude
of Wakefield, merchant, Captain Francis Sill of the 66 th Regiment, Rev. Christopher
Robinson, D.D., D r Cookson of Wakefield, Rev. Francis Hall, Rector of Tankersley,
Rev. Thomas Cripps of Birthwayte, Rev. John Radcliffe of Cawthorne and
M r Jonathan West, the Rings to be such as my executors think proper and suitable.
Nephew John Shuttleworth. P C C 94 Bellas
MEMORIZE SACRUM
JOHANNIS SPENCER,
DE CANNON-HALL,
IN AGRO EBORACENSI, ARMIGERI,
QUI
IN UTERIS ELEGANTIORIBUS EXCOLENDIS,
IN RUSTICA TUM GRAVITER TUM SCIENTER PROMOVENDA,
ET (QUOD ADHUC MAGIS El IN VOTIS FUIT)
IN OMNIUM SUORUM ANIMIS
INGENUO INDOLIS CANDORE,
PROMPTISSIMZEQUE BENEVOLENTIZE SEDULITATE
SIBI DEVINCIENDIS,
VITAM NEC INHONESTfc NEC INUTILITER ACTAM,
CZELEBS CLAUSIT,
ANNO SALUTIS MDCCLXXV.
ZETATIS SUZE LVII.
Inscription at Cawthorne, co. York.
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492. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Geo : Legh * L: L: D: ob: 6 • Dec: 1775 * se: 82.
"Dec. 7 . Rev. D r Leigh at Halifax in Yorkshire.” {Gent’s Mag., VoL XLK,
\?775\ page 607.)
Will dated 10 March 1773, with codicil dated 24 November 1775, proved
29 January 1776, by Samuel Sparrow, James Carr, William Carr: George Legh,
LL.D., Yicar of Halifax, co. York. Cousin Henry Cornwall Legh of Heath, co. York,
esquire. M rs Frances Norton of Macclesfield, widow, her son D r Norton, his sister
Norton, his sister Pringle, M r Rowland Swan of Fairfield, co. Derby, his mother, his
brother Edmund, his three bachelor brothers, his sister Ann Swan, spinster, and her
sister Beech. My wife’s three sisters and her sister Tollman’s children. My first wife
Mary’s younger son William Hankins, deceased, her only surviving son D’Avenant
Hankins of Tewkesbury, esquire, and her grand daughter Miss Humphreys. My
second wife Frances’ brother Henry Dyve, esquire, and her two protestant sisters,
M re Dyve of Ipswich and Mf® Jannard, widow, MElizabeth Robinson, daughter of
my late Aunt Ermine Creed, deceased, and her son M r William Robinson and bis
two children. A marble tablet be fixed in Halifax vestry recording the time of my
two wives’ burials there and mine. “I bequeath ^100 to the purpose of buying
Bibles and New Testaments bound in Black Calf or sheep and stamped on the
Middle without on the Cover thus No. . . with capital figures in Gold or otherwise
and the word Lent annexed, to be lent and distributed among the poor of Halifax.”
MP Roberts, my last wife’s mother, and to each of her three daughters, and her
son-in-law M r Ton man. To the lecturer and thirteen curates, to my cousins Edward
Moreton of Ellismere, clerk, George Legh of High Legh, esquire, his daughter, his
brother and each of his sisters. Henry Cornwall Legh, esquire, and each of his
children. To my brothers-in-law the Lord Bishop of Waterford and M r Ton man.
To Sir William Horton and Lady Horton. The Rev. M r Charles worth and Lady.
John Sparrow, esquire, and his brother Samuel Sparrow of London, merchants, two
guineas each to buy a Ring. Children of Chambre Lewis, esquire, deceased. Son
of my late Aunt Dorothy Lewis. Robinson, Grand children of my late Aunt
Dunlop, M rs Ann Miller, daughter of M^ Robinson’s brother, M r Chambre Creed,
Grand-daughter of my late Aunt Mills; representatives of my late mother’s sisters in
remembrance of my dear father’s grateful sense of his family’s obligations to the
Chambre family. ( Codicil) : M r William Robinson since deceased.
P. C\ C 24 Bellas .
493. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Step" Hooker • Esq ob: 13 • Dec: 1775 • as 70.
December 14. "Stephen Hooker, esq; Brenchley, Kent,” {Genii s Mag
VoL XL V ; [i 775 l page 607.)
Buried at Brenchley 20 December 1775,
Will dated 26 February 1767 : Thomas Hooker of Tonbridge, co. Kent, esquire,
and Solomon Norris of Brenchley, gent, to be executors and guardians of my son
John and daughter Elizabeth till the age of si. My wife Elizabeth to have use of
my present dwelling house with all furniture, plate, &c., till my son John is of age.
Administration granted 20 February 1777, to John Hooker, esquire, son, the
executors having renounced. p c c ^ Q Collier
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494* Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow in hair-work,
surrounded by a row of small garnets. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
M r Cha s Hill • ob: 14 • Dec: 1775 • ae: 75.
December 14. “Charles Hill, Esq; Barnet.” ( Gent's Mag., Vol. XLV. \j775\
page 607.)
Will dated 24 July 1775, with codicil dated 23 November 1775, proved 30
December 1775, by Mary Dalton and Sophia Hill, the executrixes: Charles Hill of
Hadley, co. Middlesex, gent. To my son-in-law Joseph Baily, brazier, my two
freehold messuages in James Street, Covent Garden, for life. To Mary, wife of
William Dalton of Hadley, pattern drawer, my leasehold in Pall Mall. My daughter-
in-law Sophia, widow of my late son Richard Hill. To Elizabeth Postgate of Hadley,
a minor, my leasehold in Oxford Street.
Administration granted 28 November 1782, to William Dalton. Further
administration granted 13 April 1807, to Richard Hill Dalton, son of William and
Mar y Daltoa P.C.C. 476 Alexander.
495. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Cha* Biggs • Arm : ob : 30 • Dec: 1775 ’ set: 61.
1776. January 6. “M r Charles Biggs; carried away.” ( Registers of Bath Abbey ,
co. Somerset.)
Charles Biggs of the City of Bath, son of Anthony Biggs of the same, by Florence
his wife, was baptised at the Abbey Church 27 December 1714.
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 5 March 1776, to Eleanor Biggs, relict.
496. Gold, head with a tomb and trees in hair-work. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed:
James • Vaux • ob: 14 • Jan: 1776 • aet: 72.
497. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
W ra Bawdwen • Esq : ob: 22 • Jan: 1776 • ae: 56.
Buried at Kildwick, co. York, 25 January 1776.
William Bawdwen of Stone Gap in Kildwick, co. York, esquire, son of William
Bawdwen of the same, by Mary his wife; married Grace, daughter of Samuel
Mortimer of Caxton, co. Cambridge, and widow of Henry Horsefall.
Will dated 25 September 1775, proved 2 March 1776, by Grace Bawdwen and
William Dixon, two of the executors, John Currer having renounced: To my son
161
William mansion bouse at Stone Gap and lands belonging thereto, farms called
Glusburn Green and Norwood in Cowling, other lands in Kildwick and Glusburn,
To my wife Grace messuages, lands, Src,, in Farnhill, Silsden, Addingham, Cowling,
Clithero, and manor of Glusburn. Guardianship of his said son given to his trustees.
Executors : Grace Bawd wen, John Currer of Kildwick Hall, William Dixon of Sutton.
Witnesses: Jane Moorhouse, John Moorhouse, Thomas Tindall.
York Wills, VoL I20 t fo. jjp.
WILLIAM BAWDWEN ESQ*
OF STONEGAP
DIED THE IO TH DAY OF JAN V 175 7
AGED 69 YEARS,
MARY HIS WIFE DIED 27™ JAN V 1755
AGED 69 YEARS,
WILLIAM THEIR SON
DIED 22 ® d JAN y 1766
AGED 55 YEARS.
GRACE HIS WIFE
DIED g TH OCT h 1788
AGED 58 YEARS,
HER REMAINS ARE INTERRED AT
S T OLAVE J S CHURCH, YORK,
# Inscription on a marble tablet, surmounted by a funeral
urn y on the South side of the chancel of Kildwick
Church, , co , York.
498. Gold, oval head set with a piece of moss agate, surrounded with
small garnets. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Mary ■ Mason • ob 26 • Jan: 1776 • aet: 76.
At back of head is engraved:
Minne Ma s Love Jan 1 1806.
499. Gold, shank waved and enamelled in black. Inscribed:
R d ■ Hopkins • ob: 10 * Feb: 1776 ■ aet: 42.
162
5oo. Gold, oval head, with an urn, willow in foreground, and in the
distance a church, formed in hair-work. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed:
Tho s ■ Bidwell • ob: 27 ■ Feb : 1776 • set: 29.
501. Gold, oval head containing hair, with initials F B in gold, around
which in black enamel is inscribed :
Francis ■ Bedwell * Esq: ob: 5 • Mar: 1776 • ae: 62.
Will dated 8 January 1776, with codicil dated 12 January 1776, proved 12 March
1776, by the Rev* John Frew and John Coppinger, power reserved to Robert Francis
Soft: Francis Bedwell of Abingdon Street, Westminster, To be buried in S* Clements 1
Churchyard with my first wife Ann, and my daughter Anti by my present wife
Elizabeth. To my wife's sisters Philadelphia and Mary Fouracre. To Aon and
Martha Bedwell, daughters of my late cousin Samuel Bedwell, late of Scotland Yard,
Nephew Robert Francis Suft My children Elizabeth Francis Bedwell and Anna
Maria Bedwell, at 21* David Lythall of S l John’s, Westminster, gent, and Thomas
Leeke of S* James', Westminster, gent, depose to handwriting of codicil as that of
Francis Bedwell, who died 5 March 1776* PC C no Bellas
502, Gold, enamelled in black* Inscribed :
Eliz • Park • ob ■ 13 ■ Mar: 1776 ■ as • 88.
503. Gold, circular head, surrounded by a row of small pearls, within
which is a female figure leaning against a pedestal, upon
which is an urn. Enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Tho s Jellico ob: 19 • Mar: 1776 ■ se: 28.
Will dated 5 August 1771, re-signed 11 May 1772, proved 28 March 1776, by
Dorothy Jellico, relict: I, Thomas Jellico of S t Mary’s, Whitechapel, ironmonger.
Wife Dorothy Jellico, sole executrix. p q q Jf> g Bellas
163
504. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
R: Gale • ob: 20 ■ Mar: 1776 ■ ae: 55.
Roger Gale of Northallerton, co. York, attorney, youngest son of the Rev. Charles
Gale, Rector of Scruton, co. York, by Cordelia his wife, daughter of Thomas
Thwaits of Burrell, co, York, ,
Will dated i March 1776, proved 4 April 1776, by Henry Gale, one of the
executors: Mentions the misbehaviour of his eldest son Charles. Confirms
settlement made on his wife Jane Gale. Kinsman Henry Gale of Scruton, esquire.
Son Conyers Gale. Son Henry Gale. His “law books relating to his profession,”
house and lands in Northallerton, which he gives to his son Conyers Gale. Son
Thomas Gale, Sister-in-law M r& Gale. Sons Roger Gale and Samuel Gale, Daughter
Jane Gale. Executors: kinsman Henry Gale and his son Conyers Gale, Guardianship
of his children to Henry Gale, son Conyers Gale and wife Jane Gale. Witnesses :
J. Lincoln, Godfrey Hirst, Thomas Walton. Y ork Wills, Vol. 120, fo. 137.
505. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, E. P.] Inscribed :
Joseph • Martin • Esq : died • 30 * Mar: 1776 aged • 50.
“Buried April 1776. 6, M T Joseph Martin, Impropriator of this Parish,”
( Registers of Clicskuni, co , Hertford .)
March 30. “Joseph Martin, Esq; banker, and member for Tewksbury.” {Gent’s
Mag., Fo/. XL FI. [i/?6\ page 192.)
Joseph Martin, 2nd son of John Martin of Overbury Park, co, Worcester (see Ring
No. jdo), by Katherine bis 1st wife, daughter of Joseph Jackson of Sneyd Park,
co, Gloucester; M.P. for Gat Lon 2 r March 176S to 30 September 1774, and for
Tewkesbury 8 October 1774; married Eleanor, daughter of Sir John Torriano, by
Eleanor his wife, sister of Sir Horace Mann, baronet, K.B., British Envoy at Florence.
Will dated 21 December 1775, with codicil dated 10 March 1776, proved 23 April
1776, by James Martin, Richard Stone, Ebenezer Blackwell and John Foote, esquire:
Joseph Martin of Downing Street, S l Margaret's, Westminster, esquire. To be buried
at Cheshuot, co, Hertford. Brother James Martin. Richard Stone, Ebenezer
Blackwell and son-in-law John Foote of Lombard Street, bankers. Wife Elianor
Martin. Son Thomas Martin, Brother John Martin of Ham Court, co. Worcester,
Second son Joseph Martin. Third son Charles Martin, Fourth son George Martin,
My daughters at sr, Mary and Ann, Daughter Eleanor Foote. (Codicil): “I desire
that one hundred and fifty or two hundred Guineas if necessary may be laid out in
Rings to be given to such Relations and Friends as my executors shall think proper,”
James Wild of S* Mary Wohioth, gent, witness to handwriting,
P.GG 19$ Bellas ,
506. Gold, oval head, with a plait of brown hair, on which is an urn in
enamel, outlined in gold and in black enamel Inscribed:
A: Brown ob : 4 • Apr: 1776 ae : 41.
At back of head is engraved: ‘‘Be ye also ready.”
164
507* Gold, oval head, with a female figure and an urn beneath a willow,
worked in hair. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Jane * Webb ob : 12 Apr: 1776 * aet: 20.
508, Gold, head set with a crystal Five-scrolled shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed :
Ann - Madfaces died 26 Apr: 1776 aged 86.
509. Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow in hair-work,
surrounded with small garnets. Shank waved and enamelled
in black. Inscribed:
Mary - Pew - ob: 16 * May * 1776 * &' 54 *
510, Gold, oval head, set with a crystal, surrounded by small amethysts,
beneath which is a skull and cross-bones. Shank waved and
enamelled in black. Inscribed:
G : Ditchbourn : ob : 23: May : 1776: ae : 73.
511, Gold, bead set with three rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in
white. Inscribed:
Alice * Whittenbury ■ ob : 23 * May * 1776 ■ ae: 29.
Alice Whittenbury, daughter of William Whittenbury of Hertford, by Alice his
wife, was buried at All Saints*, Hertford, 31 May 1776.
Will dated 13 May 1776, proved 12 June 1776, by John Whittenbury, brother,
and Sarah Whittenbury, sister, the executors : Alice Whittenbury of S c John’s, Hertford,
spinster. To be buried near my late parents and brother. Sister Sarah Whittenbury
of Hertford, Brother Henry Whittenbury, Brother John Whittenbury of Friday
Street, London, warehouseman. Nephews William Whittenbury, son of William
Whittenbury of Hertford, deceased, and his brother John. Kinswoman Elizabeth,
wife of Thomas Haslar of Hatfield Broad Oak. Uncle Richard Allen of Bleakfield
in S* John’s, Hertford, labourer. Aunt Ann Whittenbury, wife of William Whittenbury
of Hertford Heath, farmer. Cousin Mary Singler of Hertford. Cousin John SingJer
of S t James’ Street, London, hatter. PC C 2gi Bellas
165
f
512. Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank
enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed :
Jos: Wilkes ob: 28 • May 1776 • aet: 78.
Buried at Nether Seale, co. Leicester, 31 May 1776.
Will dated 5 October 1773, proved 6 July 1776, by Joseph and Thomas Wilkes,
sons, joint executors: Joseph Wilkes, the elder, of Overseal, co. Leicester, gent.
Estate at Rowley, co. Stafford, to my son John Wilkes. Estate at Clarely, co. Salop,
to son Robert Wilkes. Farm at Clarely to son Isaac Wilkes. House and paper mill
at Clarely to son Thomas Wilkes. Son Joseph Wilkes. Son-in-law Joseph Simmonds
of Lullington, co. Derby, yeoman. My daughter Joyce, his late wife. Son William
Wilkes. Daughter Mary Jones, widow. Daughter Elizabeth Pycroft, widow.
P.C.C. 339 Bellas .
513. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
John • Quicke • Esq: ob: 31 • May • 1776 • as: 52.
John Quicke of Newton S l Cyres, co. Devon, eldest son and heir of John Quicke
of Newton S l Cyres, by Rebecca his wife, daughter of Richard Nutcombe of Nutcombe,
co. Devon; born 27 March, baptised at Newton S l Cyres 14 April 1724; succeeded
his grandfather, Andrew Quicke, in June 1736, and was High Sheriff for co. Devon in
1757 ; married in 1758 Jane, daughter of Thomas Coster of Bristol, M.P., widow of
Robert Hoblyn of Nanswhyddon, co. Cornwall; buried at Newton S l Cyres 7 June
1 7 76.
Will dated 21 May 1776, with codicil dated 25 May 1776, proved n July 1776,
by the Rev. Nutcombe Quicke, Andrew Quicke, esquire, brothers, and Jane Quicke,
relict, the executors : Sir John Chichester of Youldston and Sir John Davie of Creedy,
co. Devon, baronets. Wife Jane Quicke. Son John Quicke, not 25. Brothers
Nutcombe Quicke, Andrew Quicke. ( Codicil ): Aunt Dorothy Quicke, spinster.
P.C.C. 32j Bellas.
IN MEMORY OF JOHN QUICKE, ESQ.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY THE 31 st 1776, AGED 52.
IN HIS CHARACTER WERE UNITED THE POLITENESS OF A GENTLEMAN
AND
THE SINCERITY OF A CHRISTIAN
HE WAS ESTEEMED AND BELOVED WHEREVER HE WAS KNOWN
HIS CHARITY TO THE POOR WAS EXTENSIVE
HIS BENEVOLENCE TO MANKIND UNIVERSAL.
THE
FATAL STROKE WHICH SNATCH’D HIM FROM HIS
FRIENDS, WAS TO THEM MOST AFFECTING
BUT HE HAD LONG FORSEEN, EXPECTED, AND
PREPARED FOR IT.
TO A GOOD MAN NO DEATH CAN BE
SUDDEN OR IMMATURE
READER WOULDEST THOU DIE HIS DEATH
LIVE AFTER HIS EXAMPLE.
Inscription at Newton Sl Cyres> co. Devon.
166
514- Gold, oval head, with the initials T. L. worked in hair. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Tho s • Longcroft • Arm: ob: i • June ■ 1776 ae: 53.
June r. “Thomas Longcroft, Esq; at Havant, in Hampshire.” (Gent’s Mag.,
Vol. XL VI. [7776], page 286.)
Btiried at Havant, co. Hants, 7 June 1776,
Will dated 21 May 1776, proved 2 August 1776, by Jervoise Clarke) Henry Friend,
Richard Cathery and Susanna Longcroft, relict: Thomas Longcroft of Havant, co.
Hants, genu Wife Susanna. Children George Moody Longcroft, Susanna Franklin
Longcroft, Martha Ann Longcroft, Charles Henry Longcroft, Ann Longcroft, Mary
Longcroft and Katherine Longcroft. P C C *6 P H
JUXTA
THOMAS LONGCROFT ARM :
NATOS 24 OCT: 1723
MORTUUS I JUNE 1776
ET
CON JUX FIDELLISSIMA
SUSANNAH LONGCROFT
NAT A 16 SEPT. J 733
MORTUA I NOV 1777
SPE LMTM RESURRECTION IS
PLACIDE QUIESCUNT.
In Havant Churchy co * Hants.
515. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Hen - Bowls • ob: 13 • June ■ 1776 • ae : 26.
516. Gold, with landscape, church in distance, and river in fore-ground
with a boat, in hair-work, A waved shank, enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Ann • Rogers ■ ob : 16 June • 1776 • ae: 76.
517. Gold, oval head, with an urn, over which is a festoon in hair-work,
surrounded by a border of black enamel. Inscribed:
Ann Lutton ■ ob 24 June • 1776 • ae: 30.
1776. 26 June. “Ann Wife of Ralph Lutton Esq r Knapton.” (Register of
Burials, Wintringham, co. York .)
518. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Mary • Pearson ■ ob: 18 • Aug: 1776 • ast: 26.
167
519* Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Chris' Crowe • Esq : ob : 29 • Sep : 1776 • ae: 62.
520. Gold, set with a piece of coloured paste. Shank waved and
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
T : C : ob: 10 • Oc: 1776 • A : C :
521. Gold, set with an amethyst. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Marg 1 : Humphry ob: 24 Oct: 1776 ae : 85.
522. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
B : Goode • ob : 5 • Nov: 1776 • ae : 79.
523. Gold, oval head, with initials W R in hair-work, surrounded by
small garnets. Engraved at back of head:
W m Rous. ob. 30 Nov. 1776. JE 23 Mo\
524. Gold, oval head, set with an urn, surrounded by small amethysts.
Shank waved and enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Robert • Bristow • Esq: died • 8 • Dec: 1776 • aged • 64.
December 9. “Robert Bristow, Esq. at Mitchel Deane.” (Gent's Ma
VoL XL VI [i 77 6\ page 579 .)
Robert Bristow, eldest son of Robert Bristow of Micheldever, co. Hants, by Sarah
his wife, daughter of Sir John Warde, knight, Lord Mayor of London in 1718 (see
“ Notes" to “ Visitation of England and Wales," VoL V ., page 80); Clerk of the
Board of Green Cloth; M.P. for Winchelsea in place of his father 30 January 173J,
and for New Shoreham 26 June 1747 to 20 March 1761 ; married istly 7 June 1746,
Susanna, daughter and heir of John Philipson, Surveyor-General of Woods and Parks,
and 2ndly Mary, daughter of the Rev. Richard Harding, Vicar of Micheldever.
Will dated 2 May 1776, with codicil dated 1 December 1776, proved 20 December
1776, by Mary Bristow, relict, John Askeli Bucknall, esquire, and Richard Phillipson,
esquire: Robert Bristow of Micheldever, co. Hants, esquire. My daughters Anna
Maria Bristow, Frances Elizabeth Bristow and Sarah. Wife Mary Bristow. Brother
John Bristow. Son Robert Bristow.
168
P.C.C. 489 Bellas.
525. Gold, oval-shaped head, mounted with pearls and amethysts, urn
in centre with draped figure and scythe, with tree in hair-work.
Engraved at back of head:
C Salkeld Ob* 28 Dec r 1776 JE t 63.
Charles Salkeld of Sturminster-Newton Castle, co. Dorset, widower. Administration
granted (P.C.C.) at February 1777, to Selena Salkeld, daughter and only next of kin.
526. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, W. W.] Inscribed :
Tho s Chapman ■ Esq: ob: 12 Jan: 1777 ■ as 27.
527. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, I. B,]
Inscribed :
Ann • Makepeace • ob : 22 • Jan : 1777 • ae: 73.
528. Gold, enamelled in black, Inscribed;
Jane • Pratt ■ ob : 24 * Jan: 1777 • ae : 58.
529. Gold, enamelled in black, [Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed:
S r Sam 1 Prime * Kd ob: 24 • Feb: 1777 * ae: 7 b-
February 24. “Sir Samuel Prime, Kni. and serjeant at law, in the 76th year of
his age. He was the Sir Fletcher Norton of his time.” (Gent's Mag. r VoL XLVIJ\
[ J 777\ P a K e 0)'
“Sir Samuel Prime was buried in the Middle Temple Vault March 3 rd 1777.”
(Registers of the Temple Churchy London ).
Sir Samuel Prime* King’s Serjeant-at-Law, was the 2nd son of Thomas Prime, a
grocer of Bury S E Edmunds, co. Suffolk, by Jane {Childerstone) his wife. He was
admitted a Pensioner of S* John's College, Cambridge, 10 June 1718, aged over 16;
of the Middle Temple, admitted 20 January 17^, called to the Bar 27 November
1724, Serjeant-at-Law 4 June 1736 and King’s Serjeant in 1745. He was knighted
23 November 1745, as a representative of the Bar, on their presenting an address to
the king on the suppression of the rebellion. He married 23 August 174S, Hannah,
widow of John Sheppard of Ash Hall, co. Suffolk, and daughter of Robert Wilmott
of Banstead, co. Surrey, by Hannah his wife, daughter of Joseph Chaplin of London
(see 2Q March 1797). After retiring from the Bar, Sir Samuel Prime lived in the
house that formerly belonged to Sir Godfrey Kneller at Whitton in Twickenham,
co. Middlesex* where he died. William Cole describes him as “a very handsome
tall man but so immensely proud that it was disgustful to everyone” (Add. MSS.,
5878, fo* 776)*
Will dated r8 February 1774, proved 28 February 1777* by Samuel Prime,
esquire, son: My marriage contract 20 August 1748. To my wife 100 guineas, my
coach or chariot, and one pair of coach horses, &c. To my sister Judith Prime
yearly. Sister Margaret Prime ^roo yearly. Brother Rev. Arthur Prime,
D.D., ^£105 yearly. “I recommend it to my son to consider of delivering fashionable
Mourning Rings of the Value of one Guinea each unto every such person as I shall
mention or describe in a List of Names for bis better attention in that behalf.
Residue to my son Samuel Prime. Executors: Son Samuel and brother D T Prime.
T.C. C. 81 Collier .
169
530. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
M rs Sarah • Burningham • ob: 28 • Feb: 1777 ■ ast: 31.
531. Gold, oval head, painted with a female figure leaning on a tomb
in hair-work. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Sophia * Woodward • ob: 6 • Mar: 1777 • ae: 23.
532. Gold, oval head, with the initials W. M. and wreaths in hair-work.
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Will" 1 Mercer • ob: 3 * Apr: 1777 • ae: 76.
Buried 8 April 1777- {Registers of Hawkhurst co. Kent)
William Mercer of Hawkhurst, co. Kent. Administration granted (P.C.C*) 8 July
1777, to Dun moll Mercer, son and only child,
IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM MERCER,
OF THIS PARISH, GENT,
SON OF
THOMAS & ELIZABETH MERCER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 3 * d 1777
IN HIS 77 th YEAR,
Inscription in the churchyard at Hawkhurst\ co. Kent
533. Gold, oval head, with an urn in hair-work, contemporary with the
period, surrounded by garnets. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Grace • Pearce ob: 6 • Apr: 1777 * ae: 64.
170
534 -
Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, E. T.] Inscribed :
Daniel * Ponton ■ ob: 14 • May • 1777 • set: 69.
May 15. “Daniel Ponton, Esq. at Battersea; in the Commission of the Peace
for Surry.” (Gent's Mag., Vol. XL VII. [7777], page 247).
Daniel Ponton was High Sheriff for the county of Surrey in 1759. Administration
granted (P.C.C.) 5 June 1777, to his son Thomas Ponton, the widow, Sarah Ponton,
having renounced.
535- Gold, with the initials A. C. in cypher, over which is the
inscription : “Not lost but gone before,” partly worked in
hair. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Amelia ■ Cornud ■ ob: 6 ■ July • 1777 • aet: 42.
536. Gold, oval head, with an urn, over which a willow in hair-work
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Robert • Piggott • ob: 22 * July * 1777 • aet: 75.
Buried at Enfield* co. Middlesex, 28 July 1777.
Will dated 4 July 1772, proved 2 August 1777, by son-in-law James Vaughan and
daughter Deborah Barnett, the executors: Robert Piggott, senior, of Enfield, co,
Middlesex, yeoman. Daughters Mary Con nop, Ann Pye finch, Sarah Vaughan,
Deborah Barnett. Frances Piggott. Son-in-law Richard Fletcher, My late brother
Eleazar Piggott, Grandson Robert Piggott, son of Robert Piggott, deceased*
Grandson Eleazar Piggott, son of late son Eleazar Piggott. His widow Sarah Piggott.
Their other children Young Piggott, Sarah Piggott, Elizabeth Piggott, Mary Piggott
and Robert Piggott. My father-in-law Edward Sibley, deceased, and my mother
Elizabeth Piggott, deceased. F.C C 363 Collier
537, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Edw d Morpott * ob : 25 ■ July -1777 * ae : 62.
Edward Morpott of Shangton, co. Leicester, was the son of James Morpott of
Shangton, grazier, who died 4 September 1779.
BENEATH THIS STONE LIES THE
BODY OF EDWARD MORPOTT, GENT,
WHO DIED JULY 25, 1777 , AGED 62 YEARS.
ALSO OF MARY, WIFE OF EDWARD MORPOTT, GENT
WHO DIED MAY 4, 1793 , AGED 73 YEARS.
Inscription in the churchyard at Shangton^ co * Leicester.
171
538. Gold, oval head, with a tree in hair-work, Shank enamelled in
white. Inscribed:
Henry • Marriott • ob: 28 ■ July • 1777 « as: 21.
539, Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, G. G.] Inscribed:
Mary • Bates ■ ob: 10 • Oct: 1777 aet: 61.
540. Gold, oval head, with a female figure reclining on an urn,
designed in hair-work. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Geo: Selby: nat: 6 * Feb: 1771 • ob: 17 ■ Oct: 1777.
Engraved at back of head:
Grandson of M r G. Selby, attorney-
541. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, M, G.] Inscribed:
Offley • Smyth • Esq: ob: 29 * Oct: 1777 ■ aet: 72.
“Smith, Offley, Gent, aged 72, November 3.” {Registers of Redenhall, co. Norfolk.)
Offley Smith of Harleston, co. Norfolk, 2nd son of Offley Smyth, by Mary his
wife, daughter of Thomas Archer; married Bransby, 3rd daughter of Thomas Bransby
of Redenhall, co. Norfolk, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Robert Bransby of
Shotesham All Saints, co. Norfolk. She died 18 December 1762, and was buried
at Redenhall.
Will dated 4 August 1763, proved 17 November 1777, by George Smith, son, the
sole executor. (P.C.C. 484 Collier.)
542. Gold, head set with a crystal. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Will”: Fosse ■ ob: 31 * Oct: 1777 • ae: 68.
172
543* Gold, enamelled in black* [Makers initials, P, P.] Inscribed:
Mary • Magd e Alavoine ■ ob: 5 Nov: 1777 • aet: 76.
Mary Magdalen Alavoine was the widow of Peter Alavoine of the Artillery Ground,
Tower of London (see Ring No. I2g)<
Will dated 6 October 1777, proved 21 November 1777, by all the executors:
“ I Mary Magdalen Alavoine of Stewart Street, in the Old Artillery Ground in the
Liberty of the Tower of London, widow.” To the French Church, Threadneedle
Street, j£ioo. To the Artillery Church ^50. The French Hospital, “ La Providence,”
^100, and “La Soup,” in Spital Fields, ^50* London Hospital ^50. Brother-
in-law John Terron and niece M* 5 Esther Go bell of Stepney, co, Middlesex, widow.
M r Fasten Cartwright of East Ham and Judith his wife, my niece. Cousin John
Delamare of Cheshunt, esquire. Cousin M r Peter Auber of Spital Square, Norton
Folgate, weaver. My son Peter Alavoine furniture in his rooms in my house at
Tottenham High Cross* Daughter Mary Magdalen Russell, widow* My daughter
Ann Alavoine, Daughter Esther Alavoine. To my daughter Mary Magdalen Russell
my Diamond Mourning Ring given me by the late Philip Delahaize, esquire.
Granddaughter Mary Magdalen Russell. Executors: Tohn Delamare, Peter Auber
and son Peter. ' P.C.C. 445 Collier.
544* Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, of a
conventional type* Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Ann - Tanner ■ ob: 24 ■ Nov: 1777 • aet: 75*
Buried at S 1 Leonard’s, Shoreditch, co. Middlesex, 30 November 1777.
Will dated 3 November 1773, proved 3 July 1778, by John Webb, sole executor:
Ann Tanner, widow of Edmund Tanner of Hoxton Square, in S l Leonard Shoreditch,
gent* Authority given me by indentures made 21 October 1763, between Edmund
Tanner and me his wife, a daughter of Ann Bedderidge, late of Staines, co* Middlesex,
widow, deceased. John Webb of Clifford’s Inn, gent. Jane Webb, spinster, and her
brother Thomas Webb of Charles Square, Hoxton, surgeon* P C,C 30? Hay
545. Gold, small oval head, with an urn, originally in hair-work,
surrounded by the inscription in black enamel:
Ann • le Gay ■ ob: 19 • Dec: 1777 • ae: 74-
Engraved at back of head:
John Baxby Ob 18 Jan 1777 IE 44.
546. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Isaac Gale ob: 11 Jan: 1778 as: 92,
i/3
547 - Gold, small oval head, with plait of brown hair. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
Marg‘ • Bland • ob: 16 • Jan : 1778 • ae: 44.
548. Gold, head set with diamond-shaped paste. Shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Martha • Small • died • 27 • Jan: 1778 • Aged • 37.
Buried at Battersea, co. Surrey, 5 February 1778.
Martha Roberts, daughter of John Roberts of Battersea, married John Small of
Lambeth, co. Surrey, who died, aged 49, 15 November 1782, and was the mother
of Martha Ponton {see 14 September 1809). Administration granted (P.C.C.)
28 February 1778, to John Small, esquire, husband.
MARTHA DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND MARTHA
ROBERTS AND WIFE OF JOHN SMALL DIED 27™
JAN 1778, AGED 37 YEARS.
Inscription in the churchyard of Battersea Parish Church , co. Surrey.
549. Gold, oval head, with an urn in hair-work, surrounded by small
amethysts. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Sarah • HinchlifF • ob : 30 • Jan: 1778 • ae: 53.
Sarah HinchlifT of Highgate, co. Middlesex, widow. Administration granted
(P.C.C.) 25 February 1778, to William HinchlifT, son.
550. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow worked in grey
hair, surrounded by small rubies. Shank enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
Ja‘ M c Donald • ob* 14 • Feb: 1778 ae: 30 m s .
Engraved at back of head:
H M’D 16 July 1775 Age 15 Mon.
551. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Jas: Ward • ob: 28 • Feb: 1778 • aet: 66.
'74
552. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, H. G.] Inscribed :
Rev: Sam 1 Wilton • D : D : ob. 3 • Apr: 1778 • aet: 34.
April 3. “ Rev. Dr. Sam. Wilton at Homerton.” (Gent.'s Mag., Vol. XLVIII.
l/ 77 <?]> page * 9 ° )
Dr. Samuel Wilton was the father of Esther Ann Wilton (see 20 February 1808).
Will dated 1 March 1778, with codicil dated 31 March 1778, proved 14 April
1778, by Mary Wilton, widow, Thomas Jeffereys and William Taylor: Rev. Samuel
Wilton of Mare Street, S l John’s, Hackney, D.D. Indentures 3 June 1767, previous
to my marriage with Mary Mattick. Samuel Wilton the elder, of Newgate Street,
hosier. Sisters Ann Fasset and Mary Parker. To my wife all my manuscripts, but
only such to be printed as I shall specially direct. ( Codicil ): My father M r Samuel
Wilton and my mother M re Grace Wilton, both of Homerton. P C C 181 Slav
THE
FAMILY VAULT
OF THE REVE).
DR. WILTON
OF
HACKNEY.
UNDERNEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS
OF SAMUEL WILTON D.D.
SOMETIME PASTOR OF A CHRISTIAN CHURCH AT TOOTING IN SURREY
AND AFTERWARDS AT THE WEIGH HOUSE EASTCHEAP
HE WAS AN HONEST MAN,
A CHRISTIAN OF PRIMITIVE SIMPLICITY,
A MINISTER OF UNCOMMON TALENTS, NATURAL AND ACQUIRED
A PASTOR MOST AFFECTIONATE, VIGILANT AND FAITHFUL,
WHILE A BOLD ASSERTOR OF WHAT APPEARED TO HIM TRUTH
HE ALWAYS SHEWED A MILD AND CATHOLICK SPIRIT TOWARDS GAINSAYERS,
IN NO CHARACTER WERE CHRISTIAN ZEAL AND CHARITY MORE HAPPILY UNITED,
AS HE LIVED ESTEEMED BELOVED AND HONOURED
SO HE DIED UNIVERSALLY LAMENTED
3 APRIL 1778
AGED 34.
Altar Tomb in Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, London ;
inscription now obliterated.
553. Gold, oval head, with an urn and willow in hair-work, with an
entwined shank, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Geo Heard ob: 3 • Apr: 1778 ae: 68.
Bridget Heard ob: 8 • Dec 1778 • ae: 66.
SRSS.;} <*^ ✓***«*«■>)
Will dated 6 December 1778, with codicil dated 7 December 1778, proved
7 January 1779, by Robert Heard, son, the sole executor: Bridget Heard of Bideford,
co. Devon, widow. Daughter Mary. Daughter Sarah, widow of Philip Bishop,
butcher. Son Robert. (Codicil): Sister Jane Lock of Bideford, widow. Sister
Mary, wife of James Porter of Honiton, co. Devon, woolcomber.
P.C.C. 13 Warburton.
* 75
554 - Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, H. G.] Inscribed:
Cap: Tho: Brydges • Townshend • ob: 6 • May • 1778 • ae 19.
May 6. “Thomas Bridges Townsend, Esq; Brompton-Row.” {Gent’s Mag.,
Vol. XL VIII. [1778], page 238.)
555. Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, g.] Inscribed:
Tho 5 Sheppard • ob: 15 • May • 1778 • aet: 60.
556. Gold, oval head, with two cherubs holding a wreath over two
hearts on a tomb, in hair-work, surrounded by the inscription :
“Crown’d • by • love. Joined • by • friendship.” Shank
enamelled in white. Inscribed:
James • Lewington • ob: 4 ■ June • 1778 • aet: 24.
557. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, I. N.] Inscribed :
Rob 1 Page • Gent • ob: 6 • July • 1778 • ae: 71.
558. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, T. T.J Inscribed:
Edward • Croft • Esq: ob: 7 • July • 1778 • aet: 66.
Buried at S l Mary’s, Warwick, 14 July 1778.
Will dated 15 July 1775, with codicil dated 17 October 1776, proved 4 December
1778, by Richard Croft, nephew, and Thomas Greenway: Edward Croft of Warwick,
esquire. To be buried “in some part of S l Mary’s Church in Warwick where my
Bones may not be disturbed.” My land at Sutton-under-Brailes, co. Gloucester. To
my daughter Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Greenway of Warwick, gent. Brother Samuel
Croft. Son Edward Croft. Daughters Anna and Dorothy Croft. Eldest son Richard
Croft. The large silver cup which was given me by the county of Warwick to descend
as an heirloom in my family. My wife’s late sister Sarah Gilbert. Wife Catherine
Croft. Nephew Richard Croft. p q q jj a y
176
559 -
Gold, oval head, with an urn, over which is a willow, in hair-work.
Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Mary • Negus • ob: 13 • July • 1778 • in • her • 17 • Y r .
Mary Negus was the daughter of Henry Negus of Bungay, co. Suffolk, by Mary
his wife, daughter of Thomas D’Eye of Eye (see Ring No. 244), and was buried at
S* Peter’s, Hoveton, co. Norfolk, 20 July 1778. She was the niece of Betty Peggy
Negus (see Ring No. 585), and grand-daughter of Henry Negus (see 4 June 1794).
560. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initial, 5.] Inscribed:
Maurice • Suckling • Esq: ob: 17 • July • 1778 • ae: 52.
“ Maurice Suckling, Esq ; Comptroller of the Navy, and Member for Portsmouth.”
(Gent's Mag ., Vol. XL VIII. [1778\ page 335.
Captain Maurice Suckling, R.N., was the second son of D r Maurice Suckling,
Prebendary of Westminster, by Anne his wife, daughter of Sir Charles Turner
(see Ring No. 368 ), and brother of Catherine Nelson, mother of Lord Nelson.
He was born at Barsham 14 May, and baptised there 27 May 1725 ; in October
1757, in command of the “Dreadnought,” he took part in a successful action
against a superior French force, and became Comptroller of the Navy in April
1778. He married 20 June 1764, Mary, daughter of his great-uncle Horatio,
Lord Walpole of Wolterton, by Mary Magdalen his wife, daughter of Peter Lombard.
(“ Dictionary of National Biography ” Vol. LV., page 146.)
Will dated 3 August 1774, proved 28 July 1778, by Horatio, Lord Walpole, and
William Suckling, esquire, brother: Maurice Suckling of S l George’s, Hanover Square.
Brother William Suckling. M re Mary Turner, daughter of late ( ) Turner, esquire,
and grand-daughter of Sir Charles Turner of Wareham, co. Norfolk, baronet. To
Dowager Lady Walpole, mother of my late deceased wife. To ( ) Nelson,
( ) Nelson and ( ) Nelson my nieces ^1000, at age of 21. To Maurice
Nelson, eldest son of my late sister ( ) Nelson. To all other the sons of my
late sister Nelson the respective sums of ^500 apiece, ^150 at age of 14 and
-£35° at 21 - r.C.C. 302 Hay.
561. Gold, oval head, with a lamb under a tree, in hair-work,
surrounded by white enamel, with the inscription :
W' n Butler • ob : 25 • July • 1778 • ae : 3 • Y*.
177
562. Gold, oval head, with an urn in gold, enamelled in black and
white, around which in black enamel is inscribed:
CUb 1 : Davis ob: 2 Aug: 1778 ae: 58.
Will dated a8 July 1778, proved 14 September 1778, by Gilbert Davis, son, the
sole executor: Gilbert Davis of Bristol, carpenter. Son Gilbert Davis of Bristol.
Daughter Joanna, wife of Lewis Forrester of Bristol, merchant. To Launcelot Cooper
and Gilbert Maskelyne, both of Bristol, merchants, “the Sum of five Guineas apiece
to buy them a Ring in Remembrance of me.” P.C C SS 3 Uay
563. Gold, oval head, with an urn in gold, enamelled in black and
white, on which are the words : “ Not lost but gone before.”
Head surrounded by a border of small pearls. Engraved at
back of head:
T Tollvery ob: 10 Sep r 1778 set. 73.
M Tollvery ob 21 May 1789 aet 82.
“ M r Thomas Tolvery buried Sept r 13, 1778.”
Mary l ollevry buried -5 May 1789. (Registers of Portsmouth, co. Hants )
“Tolluay Thomas of Portsmouth, bachelor, and Mary Dameran of the same,
spinster, to be married at Portsea 14 February i73f/' ( Hampshire Allegations for
Marriage Licences ,)
Will dated 25 September 1776, proved 1 July 1783, by Mary Tollvery, relict and
executrix: Thomas Tollvery of Portsmouth, co. Hants, butcher. Wife Mary.
Daughter Mary, wife of Richard Mountain of Portsmouth, cutler,
(P.C,C, Cornwallis)
THOMAS TOLLVERY
DIED IO TH SEP tr 1778
AGED 73 YEARS.
MARY TOLLVERY
DIED 21 MAY 1789
AGED 82,
Inscription at the parish church, Portsmouth .
564, Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure seated by a
tomb, upon which are the initials I. G. and M. G., with a
border enamelled in white. Engraved at back of head :
John Greatwood ob* at Winc r 24 Oct: 1778 ae 61.
M: Greatwood ob* at Glouc r 28 Apr: 1775 ae 58.
Will dated 4 June 1778, proved at Gloucester 11 November 1778, by Robert
Greatwood, son, and Anne Greatwood: “I John Greatwood/ 5 Son John to have
^300 at age of 31. Residue to son Robert and daughter Anne, the executors.
I 78
565. Gold, head containing hair, surrounded by large pearls. Engraved
at back of head :
Ensign James Lennox Died Oct r 1778 Aged 18.
566. Gold, oval head, with device of an urn standing upon a pedestal
upon which are the initials W. M, L. ; above the urn is a
willow. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
W“ Laney • ob: 10 * Oct: I 77 2 ' * * 43 -
Mary • Laney • ob : 1 ■ Nov: 1778 * ae : 56*
William Laney was buried at Edmonton, co. Middlesex, 14 October 1772, and
Mary Laney was buried there 6 November 1778*
William Laney of Edmonton, Administration granted 24 October 1772, to
Mary Laney, relict.
Will dated 25 February 1776, proved 10 November 1778, by Bartholomew Abell
of Edmonton, surgeon, and Robert Jenner of Doctors' Commons, gent, the executors.
Mary Laney of Edmonton, co. Middlesex, widow. Children John and Elizabeth
Laney at 21. Niece Jane Garland. To my executors whom I desire to attend my
funeral a Ring, Gloves and Hat-band each. P C C 454 Hay
567. Gold, oval head, with a female figure leaning on a column.
Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Tho* • Scott • died • i Dec : 1778 • ag 11 21.
(?) Thomas Scott, son of Christopher Scott of S 1 Clement Danes’, London, who
matriculated at Queen's College, Oxford, 25 June 1774, aged 16, B.A. 7 May 1778.
u M r Thomas Scott, A.B. of Queen's College, Oxford, at the Hot Wells, Bristol.
(GenPs Mag., VoL XLVSIL [.177 S\, page 607)-
568. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, D. H.] Inscribed :
Eliz : Kilvington • died • 30 ■ Dec: 1778 • aged * 72.
179
569. Gold, oval head, with a black cross on white enamel The
shank consists of two entwined scrolls, enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
Emeline Eliz: Paris ob; 12 Jan; 1779 * aet: 17.
Not lost but gone before.
570* Gold, oval head, with a female figure seated beside a tomb,
on which are the initials F. T., above which is a willow,
and the inscription: <f Not lost but gone before/' The back
of the head is enamelled in black, with a skull and
cross-bones, and inscribed :
Fran 5 Teissier ob: 17 Jan: 1779 aet: 21.
571, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
David * Garrick - Arm : ob : 20 • Jan ; 1779 * ae : 63.
January 20. “ David Garrick, Esq; the celebrated English Roscius.” (Gent's
Mag. y VoL XLIK. [iffp], page 48.)
1779. February 1, “David Garrick, Esq; died Jan. 20 th , in his 63rd year, in
the South Cross.” (Registers of Westminster Abbey.)
David Garrick, the celebrated actor, was the 2nd son of Captain Peter Garrick of
Lichfield, co. Stafford, by Arabella (Clough) his wife, and was born at the Angel Inn,
Hereford, 19 February, and baptised at All Saints' Church in the same town
28 February 17 He married 22 June 1749, Eva Marie Violetti, an Italian dancer
at the Hay market, who died, aged 99, 16 October, and was buried with him in
Westminster Abbey 25 October 1822. He died at his own house in Adelphi Terrace,
and the funeral procession is said to have reached from there to the Abbey,
( u Dictionary of National BiographyVoL XXI , page 16 ,)
Will dated 24 September 1778, proved 5 February 1779, by Richard Rigby,
John Paterson and Albany Wallis : David Garrick of the Adelphi and of Hampton,
co. Middlesex, esquire. Charles Lord Camden. Rt. Hon blc Richard Rigby, John
Paterson and Albany Wallis, Wife Eva Maria Garrick. Nephew David Garrick of
Hampton, “ I bequeath my statue of Shakes pear after my wife's death and all my
collection of old English plays to the Trustees of the British Museum for the time
being for the use of the publicL” Nephew Carrington Garrick. “ I give the houses
in Drury Lane which I bought of the Fund for decayed actors of the Theatre there
back again to the Fund.” Brothers George Garrick. Peter Garrick. Niece Arabella,
wife of Captain Sc haw. Niece Catharine Garrick. Sister Meriel Dovey.
P.C.C. yi Warburton ,
I 80
TO THE MEMORY OF DAVID GARRICK
WHO DIED IN THE YEAR 1779
AT THE AGE OF 63.
TO PAINT FAIR NATURE, BY DIVINE COMMAND,
HER MAGIC PENCIL IN HIS GLOWING HAND,
A SHAKESPEARE ROSE—THEN TO EXPAND HIS FAME,
WIDE O'ER THIS BREATHING WORLD,” A GARRICK CAME.
THOUGH SUNK IN DEATH THE FORMS THE POET DREW,
THE ACTOR’S GENIUS BADE THEM BREATHE ANEW :
THOUGH, LIKE THE BARD HIMSELF IN NIGHT THEY LAY,
IMMORTAL GARRICK CALL'D THEM BACK TO DAY:
AND TILL ETERNITY WITH POWER SUBLIME,
SHALL MARK THE MORTAL HOUR OF HOARY TIME,
SHAKESPEARE AND GARRICK LIKE TWIN STARS SHALL SHINE,
AND EARTH IRRADIATE WITH A BEAM DIVINE.
PRATT.
THIS MONUMENT, THE TRIBUTE OF A FRIEND, WAS ERECTED IN 1797.
Inscription in the South Cross , Westminster Abbey .
EVA MARIA, RELICT OF DAVID GARRICK, E$Q B
CAUSED THIS MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF HER BELOVED HUSBAND,
WHO DIED THE 20™ OF JANUARY 1779, AGED 63 YEARS.
HE HAD NOT ONLY THE AMIABLE QUALITIES OF PRIVATE LIFE,
BUT SUCH ASTONISHING DRAMAT1CK TALENTS,
AS TOO WELL VERIFIED THE OBSERVATION OF HIS FRIEND
“ HIS DEATH ECLIPSED THE GAIETY OF NATIONS,
AND IMPOVERISHED THE PUBLIC STOCK OF HARMLESS PLEASURE.”
Inscription on a bust in the Dean’s Consistory Court\
adjoining the South transept , in Lichfield Cathedral.
572. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, J. J.] Inscribed:
Rev a Rich d Bell ■ ob: 21 • Jan: 1779 • ast: 33.
573. Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, in hair
work. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Ann • Crosse ■ ob : 14 • Mar: 1779 • ae: 47 -
574. Gold, oval head, with portrait. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed ;
Rich: Underwood • ob: 15 • Mar: 1779 • ae: 46.
575. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed:
Edward • Belcher • died • 26 • Mar: 1779 • aged • 74.
r 81
576. Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
S r : Jn°: Fust B*: ob: 16 Apr: 1779 ae: 53,
April 15* “At Hill Court, Gloucestershire, aged 54, Sir John Fust, hart the last
of the male line of that ancient Saxon family. He was lineally descended from John
Fust, the celebrated artist from whom the city of Mentz contends with Harleim, for
the honour of having invented the art of printing.” ( Gent's Mag ., Vol. XLIX .
\ T 779\ P<*£ e 2I S-)
1779. “April 23 rd , bur cl Sir John Fust.” {Registers of Mill\ co. Gloucester .)
Sir John Fust, of Hill Court, was the son of Sir Francis Fust by Fanny,
daughter of Nicholas Tooker, a Bristol merchant. He was born 26 August 1726,
at Tocknelis, in Pains wick, co. Gloucester, and succeeded his father as 6 th baronet
26 June 1769. He married at Bath, 20 April 1773, the sister of Sir John
Hamilton, baronet, Philippa Hamilton, who died, aged 84, 11 December 1803, and
was buried at Hill M.I.
Will dated 8 April 1779, proved 3 May 1779, by D ame Phillippa Fust, relict:
Wife Dame Phillippa Fust. Niece Fanny Fust, only surviving child of my late
brother Denton Fust, late of Clifton, esquire. My wife’s sister M re Margaret How,
widow. George Langley, esquire, and my sister Flora his wife. Nieces Fanny
Langley, Mary Ann Langley. My late kinsman Charles Jenner, late of Kensington,
D.D., Archdeacon of Huntingdon.
P, Cl Cl IQQ Warhurton.
WITHIN THIS VAULT IS INTERRED (WITH HIS ILLUSTRIOUS ANCESTORS) THE BODY OF S H JOHN FUST
SON OF S R FRANCIS FUST BAR 1 OF THE ADJACENT VENERABLE MANSION HILL COURT GLOSCESTERSHIRE
HE DIED (THE LAST MALE OF 1IIS ANCIENT FAMILY) APRIL l6 TH 1779 AGED 53.
HE WAS OF THE MIDDLE STATURE, OF
A BENIGN & COMELY COUTENANCE
EXPRESSIVE OF HIS MIND
WHICH WAS ACTIVE, AMIABLE & GENEROUS.
IN YOUTH HE WAS dispos’d TO SEEK for honour
IN THE ONLY TRUE FIELD OF GLORY
HIS country’s defence,
BUT HIS DESIRES WERE LIMMIT’d
BY PATERNAL TENDERNESS,
HOWEVER IN THE YEAR 1745 HE ACCEPTED
A CAPTAIN’S COMMISSION UNDER EARL BERKELEY,
TO AID IN REPRESSING AN
UNPROVOK’D REBELLION,
AND PROVE HIS DUTY TO HIS SOVEREIGN & COUNTRY
IN THIS HE FOLLOW’D THOSE PATHS
HIS MAGNANIMOUS PROGENITORS
HAD TROD.
WHEN REBELLION WAS SUPPRESS’D HE RETIRED
& MADE ALL AROUND HIM HAPPY IN THE CHARACTER
OF A LIBERAL, BENEVOLENT COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
HE WAS POSSESS’D OF TRUE CHRISTIAN VIRTUE
AND RESIGNATION JOIN’D WITH MANLY FORTITUDE
EXEMPLIFIED IN LIFE & DEATH.
THROUGH ALL THE SUFFERINGS OF A LONG
AND PAINFULL ILLNESS, HE WELL SUPPORTED
A DIGNITY OF CHARACTER,
AND RECTITUDE OF HEART.
THAT HEART, WAS INTEGRITY ITSELF;
HIS JUDGEMENT WAS STRONG,
HIS MANNERS WERE GENTLE.
THE TENDEREST HUSBAND,
THE TRUEST FRIEND,
THE KINDEST MASTER.
READER THIS CHARACTER IS DRAWN
BY HER, WHO KNEW HIM BEST,
NOT BY THE PEN OF FLATTERY,
BUT THE PENCIL OF TRUTH.
INSPIR’D BY GRATITUDE, & EMULATIVE
OF THE VIRTUES HE POSSESS’D, HIS
AFFLICTED RELICT,
CONSECRATES THESE UNAPORN’D LINES
TO A MEMORY SO PRECIOUS
TO CONJUGAL AFFECTION.
WHO HOPES WHEN HER SOUL IS
PERMITTED TO JOIN THE DECEAS’D, HER
BODY MAY REST WITH HIS
IN THIS AWFULL MANSION.
S K JOHN FUST MARRIED PHILLIPPA, THIRD DAUGHTER OF JOHN HAMILTON ESQ
LATE OF CHILSON IN KENT, NEPHEW TO RIGHT JAMES EARL OF ABERCORN.
Inscription at HUl % co , Gloucester\
182
577 * Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Nicholas • Winckley ■ Arm: ob: 12 • May * 1779 ' 3e: 5&
“Nicholas Winckley, Esq r . May 17.” (Burial Register of Preston , co, Lancaster .)
Nicholas Winckley of Preston, co. Lancaster, was the eldest son of John
Winckley of Preston, by Margaret his wife, daughter of Nicholas Starkie of Preston
(see "‘Notes” to "Visitation of England and Wales,” Vol. VI., page 196). He
married Anne, daughter of Jessop Hulton of Hulton Park, co. Lancaster, by
Mary, daughter of William Haselden of Dean, co. Lancaster. She died 30 March
1797.
578. Gold, oval head, enamelled in white and blue, with an urn formed
partly in hair. Engraved at back of head :
Jn° Knott Esq r ob f Calcutta June 4 th 1779 ^E* 45,
579. Gold, small head, with an urn and willow, in hair-work. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Marg: Weatherby • ob: 22: Aug: 1769 • ae: 36.
Geo : Weatherby • ob : 7 • July - 1779 ■ ae : 60.
580. Gold, oval head, with a plait of brown hair. Engraved at back
of head :
Sarah Champion ob 2 Aug* 1779 JEt 57.
Sarah Fuller of Goodman’s Fields, London, was married to Alexander
Champion of Bishopsgate Street, London, 9 April 1771. Will dated 18 April
*773, proved 13 August 1779, by her said husband. P.C.C. 338 Warburton.
581. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Tho s Mould ■ Esq • ob: 27 ■ Aug • 1779 • as: 63.
Thomas Mowld of Hull, co* York, esquire*
Will dated 7 June 1779* with codicil dated 16 August 1779, proved 23 September
r 779 , by Mary Graves. Prerog Yo rk.
Administration granted (P.C.C. 271 Collins) 5 May 1780, to same.
582. Gold, small oval head, with device of a sheaf of corn made in hair,
surrounded by a border of black and white enamel Engraved
at back of head :
Sir Rich* Temple K.G. died 1779-
u At his seat at Stowe, the Rt, Mon* Richard Grenville Temple, viscount
Cobham, earl Temple * * {Gent's Mag., VoL XLIX . [1779], P a g e 47 / d
Richard Grenville (Squire Gawkey) was the eldest son of Richard Grenville of
Wotton, co. Buckingham, and Hester, Countess Temple, and brother of George
Grenville (see Ring No. 4Tip He was born 26 September, and baptised at
James', Westminster, 25 October 1711, and educated at Eton; M,F. for
Buckingham 1734-41, and for the County of Buckingham 1741-52* He succeeded
his mother as 2nd Earl Temple 14 October 1752, and assumed the additional
name of Temple* He became a Privy Councillor in 1756, and was First Lord of
the Admiralty 1756-57, and Lord Privy Seal 1756-61, being created K*G.
4 February 1760, and D.CL* (Oxford) 4 July 1771. He married at Marble
Hall, Twickenham, co* Middlesex, 9 May 1737^ Anne, daughter and coheir of
Thomas Chambers of Hanworth, co. Middlesex. He died at Stowe, co.
Buckingham, 12 September, from the effects of a fall from his phaeton, and was
buried at Stowe 16 September 1779, but afterwards removed to Wotton*
In the opinion of Horace Walpole " E He was as mischievous as his under¬
standing would let him be, which is not saying he was very bad*” (“Dictionary
of National Biography p VoL XXIII , page 127,)
Will dated 13 and 14 June 1778, with codicil dated 6 August 1778, proved
1 December 1779, by George Nugent Grenville, Earl Temple, nephew,
P. C. C. J17 War bur ton.
THE R T HON ble
RICHARD GRENVILLE TEMPLE
EARL TEMPLE
VISCOUNT AND RARON COBHAM
KNIGHT OF THE MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE
GARTER
DIED I2 rn SEPTEMBER 1779
AGED 69.
Inscription at Wotton Underwood, co * Buckingham *
583. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, surrounded by the
inscription in white enamel: “ Not ■ lost ■ but • gone - before*"
Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
John - Coombs • ob : 17 ■ Oct: 1779 * se: 17-
584. Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, E. B.] Inscribed:
Hannah * Edwards - ob : 16 * Nov : 1779 * ae: 83,
Will dated 17 Mareh 1775, proved 24 November 1779, by Hollis Edwards,
esquire, son, the sole executor : Hannah Edwards of Hatton Garden, co* Middlesex,
widow. Brother, Mr* Timothy Hollis and son Hollis Edwards. Daughter Mary,
wife of Mr. Thomas Unwin. Daughters Hannah Edwards and Sarah Barrett.
Son-in-law Mr* Nathaniel Barrett. To my said brother, Timothy Hollis, Fifty
Guineas for a Ring*
] 84
PC a 4$2 Warburton *
585. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed;
Betty • Peggy ■ Negus • died ■ 2 ■ Dec: 1779 • aged • 43.
Betty Peggy Negus was the daughter of Henry Negus of Hoveton, co.
Norfolk (see 4 June 1794), by Christabella Johnson, his xst wife. She was
buried at Hoveton 13 December 1779, and was the aunt of Mary Negus buried
there the previous year (see Ring No. 559.)
586. Gold, oval head, with a plait of grey hair. Shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed :
Ann ■ Hetherington * ob: 14 * Dec: 1779 • ae: 89.
587. Gold, oval head, with an urn made partly of hair, beneath a
willow. Round this is the inscription in black enamel :
Reb‘ Sayer ob : 19 * Dec : 1779 ■ ae: 41.
588, Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Will” Hemans * ob : 17 ■ Jan : 1780 ■ ae: 60.
Will dated 6 August 1777, proved 8 February 1780, by Catherine Hemans, widow :
William Hemans of Leeson Green, S* Mary le Bone, co, Middlesex, gent. Son Henry
Hemans. Cousin John Hemans of Watling Street, warehouseman, and Alice his wife,
and their daughter Sarah Hemans. To Mary Hemans of Midhurst, co, Sussex, widow.
Wife Catherine Hemans, n - ^ 0 ^
ACC, Si Collins.
589. Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, round which
are the words: “ In memory of a friend/' surrounded by
small amethysts. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Rich* Savidge * ob: 2 * Feb: 1780 ■ set: 73.
Richard Savidge of Old Ford, Bow, co. Middlesex, bachelor. Administration
granted (P.C.C.) 18 February 1780, to Martha Council, widow, sister.
590. Gold, large oval head, with an urn standing on a pedestal formed
with pearls, gold and ivory; beside the urn is a female figure
seated beneath a willow, above, in the clouds, a cherub.
On the base of the tomb are the words : “ Heaven has in
store what thou hast lost.” Engraved at back of head :
Sarah Ackman ob. 3 Feb y 1780 IE t. 71.
1 S 5
59i- Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
Grace • Evans • ob: 12 • Feb: 1780 • aet: 50.
592. Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Mary • Harris • ob: 15 • Feb: 1780 • aet: 60.
Engraved inside :
Prepare to follow J H.
593. Gold, oval head, with an urn formed in gold and hair,
enamelled in black. I nscribed :
J : Toulmin • ob : 17 • Feb: 1780 • ae: 43.
Shank
February 17. u At West-Ham in Essex, Lieut. John Toulmin of his majesty's
navy, who arrived from America only a few days before, where he had been employed
some years.” ( Gent.’s Mag ., Vol. L. [i/So] f page 154.)
Buried at West Ham 25 February 1780.
Will dated on board the “Albion” transport 20 August 1776, proved 15 April
1780, by Oliver Toulmin, esquire, the sole executor: “I John Toulmin going on a
hazardous Service to-morrow Morning.” Mary my wife and Mary my daughter.
Brothers William Toulmin, Oliver Toulmin. n „ „ _ ^ ...
* J.C.C. 221 Collins.
594. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank enamelled
in white. Inscribed :
Edw d Stradling • ob : i • Mar: 1780 • as : 21.
Engraved at back of head :
o
Eliz h Stradling ob: 9 Jan: 1787 ae: 28.
Edward Stradling was the son of Edward and Betty Stradling; he was baptised at
Chedzoy, co. Somerset, 24 January 1759, and buried there 10 March 1780.
595. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Dan 1 Sandford • A: M : ob : 3 • Mar: 1780 ■ ae: 74.
Buried at Castle Hedingham, co. Essex, 21 March 1780.
Rev. Daniel Sandford, son of Daniel Sandford of London, merchant; educated at
Manchester and at Wanslay, co. Derby, admitted Pensioner of S‘ John s College,
Cambridge, 18 May 1723, aged 17, B.A. 1726, M.A. 1730; Rector of Mavesyn
Ridware, co. Stafford.
Will dated 29 July 1779, with codicil of same date, proved 14 April 1780, by the
Rev. Thomas Avarne, Rev. Thomas Orchard and the Rev. Charles Stuart, clerks, the
executors: “ My Body to be decently & respectfully buried in a thick strong well
186
seasoned inside Oaken Coffin with a double Lid and in a thick strong outside Leaden
Coffin handsomely ornamented in a Grave Ten feet deep strongly bricked with the
most durable kind of Bricks and arched Close to the Lid of my Coffin under some
Pews adjoining to the North Wall either in the Church of Castle Hedingham in Essex
or of Y oxford in Suffolk or in any other which in my last Sickness I shall choose
But most especially where Irrevocable Leave can be obtained for the Erecting such
a Monument as hereinafter is directed and 1 require my Executors to fix in a most
strong durable manner as soon as conveniently may be a neat strong plain but
decently ornamented Mural Marble Monument upon the Wall over my Grave of at
least one hundred pounds value to the Lapidary when delivered whole & perfect at
the Grave and he has fixed it up very strongly over the same with my Arms & Crest
correctly and deeply engraven upon the Inscription Table thereof and put into their
proper Colours The Table for that purpose to be a Thick one And I order a large
thick strong durable Grave Stone be purchased and laid over my Grave under my
Monument Daniel Sandford Clerk A.M. a Presbyter of the English Church with
the date of the Year being first deeply & boldly engraven thereon And I order at
least one hundred pounds (and thirty more if wanted) for the Expences of my Funeral
exclusive of the Expence of an Hearse and six and a Mourning Coach and a Tender
on Horseback if wanted to convey my remains to the Place of Interment and fifty
shillings to pay the Penalty for my being buried in Linen/ 7 My cousin M r Stephen
Sandford of Wigan, co, Lancaster, and Sandford Thomasin his grandson. Kinswoman
M rs Dorothy Wells of Lambeth, co, Surrey, The interest of ^200 South Sea
Annuities to be distributed in Mavesyn Ridware every first Sunday in August.
“I give to my three Executors and to the two Clergymen who visit & Bury me and
to my kinsman John Chadwick of Hely Hall Lancashire esquire and to my kinsman
Stephen Sandford and to Cousin Wike his sister and to George Lloyd of Barrow by
in Yorkshire Esquire and to my kinsman Thomas Anguish of London Esquire and
six for Friends named in the Codicil each of them a neat Mourning Ring four
pennyweight and an half of Gold without the Enamel the Pattern of that I had for
my Mother or some neater Pattern so that the Letters may be large and bought of
the very maker and he to be a good hand/’ My kinswoman Miss Ann Anguish,
now of Kensington, Cousin Martha Newman of Beccies, (Codicil): “I give thirty-five
pounds in Trust to my executors for the erecting a neat plain strong middle sized
durable Portland Stone Tomb covered with a sound thick good black marble Stone
over the Vault at Y ox ford where my Mother and Sister are interred with such an
Inscription deeply and largely engraven thereon as I shall leave in Writing/ 5 To my
curate, my apothecary, M r Samuel No ton of London, and to M r Eleazar Hassel
Mourning Rings. JftGC. 2I 7 Collins,
BENEATH ARE DEPOSITED WAITING FOR THE
RESURRECTION OF THE JUST, THE REMAINS OF
DANIEL SANDFORD, CLERK, MASTER OF ARTS,
forty nine years rector of mavesin rid-
ware IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD, LINEALLY
DESCENDED FROM THE ANCIENT FAMILY OF
THE SANDFORDS OF THORPE SELVIN IN THE
COUNTY OF YORK, WHO AFTER CONFLICTING
WITH A LONG SERIES OF AFFLICTIONS ENDED
HIS MOST PAINFUL LIFE 3*° OF MARCH
1779 /ETAT: 74.
DO JUSTLY, LOVE MERCY, & WALK HUMBLY WITH THY GOD.
Inscription in Castle Hedingham Church f co . Essex ,
596* Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
W ra Jarvis • ob: 14 - Mar: 1780 * ae: 35.
“March 19 th 1780. Will™ Jarvis, a carman.” (Registers of S‘ Saviour’s, Southwark,
co. Surrey.)
William Jarvis of S l Saviour’s, Southwark. Administration granted (P.C( ,)
14 June 1780, to Sarah Jarvis, relict.
187
597 * Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, surrounded by
ruby-coloured paste. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Dan 1 Clewin * ob: 27 • Mar: 1780 • ae: 69,
Will dated 26 March 1780, proved 18 April 1780, by Richard Clewin, Robert
Jordan and Edward Jordan: Daniel Clewin of Finchley, co. Middlesex, farmer.
Daughters Mary, wife of Robert Mash of Hendon, farmer, and Sarah, wife of Edward
Jordan of Finchley, farmer. Wife Sarah. Son Richard Clewin. Daughters Ann,
Susanna and Martha. p c c ^
598, Gold, small head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
Mary ■ Goodeve • ob: 28 • Mar : 1780 * ae : 67.
Engraved at back of head:
Edw Goodeve Ob: 24 Sep 1 1757 JEt. 47.
599. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Barth 1 Deye • M : D. ob: 1 • May 1780 • ae: 78.
Buried at Wictlewood, co. Norfolk, 6 May 17 So.
Bartholomew Deye, son of John Day of Norwich, weaver; educated at
\Vymondham and admitted a Pensioner of Caius College, Cambridge, 26 April 1720,
aged 18, Scholar, Michaelmas 1720-25, M.B. 1725, Junior Fellow 1730-39, elected
to a medical fellowship 13 July 1779,
TO THE MEMORY OF
BARTHOLOMEW DEY
OF wvmondham IN THIS COUNTY
BATCHELOR OF PHYSIC
AND
FELLOW OF GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
WHO PRACTISED HIS PROFESSION
WITH GREAT HUMANITY, SAFETY AND SUCCESS
AMONGST ALL HIS PATIENTS
IN THE NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AROUND HIM
AND DIED IN THE 78™ YEAR OF HIS AGE
ON THE I st DAY OF MAY 1780
MUCH LAMENTED BY ALL HIS ACQUAINTANCE
AVAUNT!
THE VENAL COURTLY TONGUE SHALL NOT PROFANE HIS MERITS
FOR THE MAN WHO HAS ATTAINED IMMORTAL BLISS
(THE PRIZE HE WAS IN PURSUIT OF)
IS ABOVE PRAISE
WHOEVER WOULD COMMEND HIM
LET IT BE DONE BY IMITATING
HIS VIRTUE, BENEVOLENCE & INTEGRITY*
UNTOUCH’D HIS TOMB, UNINJURED BE HIS DUST
AS HIS OWN FAME AMONG THE FUTURE JUST
TILL IN LAST SOUNDS THE SOLEMN TRUMPET SPEAKS
TILL JUDGMENT CALLS & QUICKENED NATURE WAKES,
Inscription at Wkkkwood, co. Norfolk *
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6 oa Gold, oval head, with a female figure leaning on a tomb, at the
base of which is seated a child; above the tomb is a
cherub, and the words: “ Not lost but gone before/ 1 Shank
enamelled in white. Inscribed :
John ■ Row • ob : 22 * Aug: 1780 * ae : 34,
wreath on a tomb, on which are two doves. Engraved at
back of head:
Toovey Ob* 3 d
1780 JEt 67.
Gold, oval head, with an urn, above which is the word:
“ Friendship,” and below the letters L F. . Shank enamelled
in black. [Makers initials, R. M.] Inscribed :
James: Foster: ob: 29: Oct: 1780: ae:
Will dated 26 February 1779, proved 19 January 1780, by Samuel Roycroft,
Henry Partridge and Susanna Foster: James Foster, Serjeant-at-Law. To be buried
in my family vault at Standground, co. Huntingdon, near my late wife. t£ No Rings
be given but to my Children.” “ And if it shall be thought proper that a Monument
should be hereafter erected to my memory I desire the price (if it may be) may not
exceed Fifty Pounds, and be so contrived as to serve for me and my late dear Wife,
with a suitable Epitaph for her who discharged every social and relative duty with
great honour and credit, and was a sincere Christian without Enthusiasm,” Brother
William Foster, gent. Daughters Susannah, Harriet and Elizabeth Foster. Nephew
John Foster, son of my brother John Foster of Elton, co. Huntingdon, D.D.
44 To each of my Sisters ten pounds for Mourning, and if my Sisters would not wish
to fall a prey and sacrifice to some worthless wretch who would only endeavour to
marry them for their money, if they have any regard for their father's or my advice
they will continue to live single. I expressly forbid any of my daughters to many
any first cousin,” f£ I direct that all mine & my wife's Letters to each other be
delivered if in being at my death unopened to my daughter Susanna Foster, to be
disposed of as she pleases, which after read will I presume be into the Fire as their
properest place. I have reason to believe both my Reports & my crown Law
Manuscripts would sell well to a Bookseller.” p q q \y e ( )S f er
Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Allen
17S0, 44 Nov. 1. In Ironmonger-lane, Robt. Allen, esq; merchant,”
Mag., VoL L. [1/S0], page 542,)
Will dated 25 July 17S0, proved 3 November 1780, by Thomas Allen, brother,
and the said partners: Brothers Thomas Allen and John Allen, My partners John
Marlar, Robert Boyd and Edward Stewart. Children of my late brother James Allen
and those of my late brother Samuel Allen,
late sister Elizabeth Alexander.
604. Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, round
which, in black enamel, is inscribed :
Mich 1 Smithson ■ ob: 14 • Nov: 1780 • aet: 75.
605. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
M rs • Ann ■ Machan ■ ob: 16 ■ Nov: 1780 • se : 66.
Engraved at back of head :
John Burgh ob: 21 Dec" 1804 JE.t 77.
Wife of Robert Machan who died, aged 64, 13 February 1769.
Will dated 6 January 1776, proved 1 December 1780, by William Mosley, esquire,
and Ann Burgh (formerly Ann Thorn), wife of James Burgh, the surviving executors :
Ann Machan of Christ Church, Spital fields, widow. Nephew John Thorn. Niece
Ann Thorn, Niece Sarah Thorn. To be buried in Bun hi II Ground near my late
husband Robert Machan* Executors; Cousin William Mosley of S l Matthew,
Bethnall Green, brewer, nephew John Thorn, niece Ann Thorn,
RC.C\ 576 Collins.
December 24* * £ At Bromley, Middlesex, aged 78, M r John Burgh, many
years a respectable weaver in Booth-street, Spital-fields.” {GenCs Mag.,
VoL LX XIV. [i8o$\ part ii ., page i2jo ,)
606, Gold, with a female figure, the left hand pointing upwards and
the right resting upon a tomb* Shank enamelled in black.
I ascribed:
Ann * Lock • ob: 19 ■ Dec: 1780 * aet: 43*
607* Gold, oval head, with a wheat-sheaf formed in hair. Engraved
at back of head :
Mary Dyson ob*: 7: Jan 17 1781 JE*: 10: Years.
190
6o8. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed;
Dor T Dunn ■ ob: 25 • Jan : 1781 • ae: 60.
609. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Lady • Dick ■ born • 13 • Oct: 1720 ■ died ■ 31 ■ Jan: 1781.
January 31. “ In Harley-str, Cavendish-squ, the lady of Sir John Dyke, hart.”
(Genf.’s Mag. f Vol. LI\ page 94)
Anne, daughter of Joseph Bragg of co. Somerset 3 was the wife of John Dick,
sometime British Consul at Leghorn and afterwards Head Auditor of the Army
Accounts, who assumed the style of a baronet, as a male descendant of
Sir William Dick of Braid, co. Edinburgh, supposed to have been created a
baronet by Charles I.
6 io, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
M rs Mary * Rous - died * 13 * Feb: 1781 * aged * 67.
611. Gold, set with a rose diamond. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
S r John - Major * Bart: ob: 16 Feb: 1781 * aet: 82.
February 16. “Sir John Major, hart, of Worlingworth and Thornham-Hall, both
in Suffolk. He was at the head of the list of Elder Brethren of the corporation of
Trinity-House, London, being chosen in 1741; was high sheriff of Sussex in *755 *
represented Scarborough in the parliament chosen in 1761 ; created a baronet in
1:765, with remainder to his son-in-law, now Sir John Henniker, bart. then member
for Sudbury, and in this and the former parliament for Dover. He died within six
months after the death of his w T ife, and was buried at Worlingworth church, in the
same vault, on the first of March. The corpse was attended by many of his tenants,
and an infinite number of spectators. He has left a large fortune between his two
daughters, the only surviving children, Lady Henniker, wife to the present baronet, the
other the Dutchess dowager of Chandos,” {GentIs Mag, Vol. LL page 194.)
Sir John Major, baronet, son and heir of John Major of Bridlington, co. York, by
Elizabeth his wife, daughter of the Rev. Richard Tennant, Rector of Carnaby and
Boynton, co. York; born at Bridlington 17 May 1698; married there 20 January
r 7 3 Elizabeth, only daughter of Daniel Dale of Bridlington, merchant; created a
baronet with remainder as above 15 July 1765.
Will dated 4 January 1779, with codicil dated 22 November 1780, proved 9 March
1781, by Sir John Henniker, baronet (RGG 150 Webster.)
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612. Gold, oval head, with a figure beside an urn, surrounding which,
- . in black enamel, is inscribed :
Rich d Warde • ob: 22 • Feb: 1781 • aet: 54.
Will dated 7 January 1757, proved 26 April 1781, by Ann Warde, widow:
Richard Warde of Yalding, co. Kent, gent. Wife Ann Warde. Cousin John Warde
and his sisters Ruth, wife of M r John Amhurst, and Catherine Warde.
P.C.C. 220 Webster.
NEARE THIS PLACE ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS
OF M r RICHARD WARDE, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBRUARY 22 nd 1781 JET: 54.
HAD ISSUE BY ANN HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER OF M R JOHN FOWLE
OF FANT, ANN AMBROSE, RICHARD AND THOMAS.
Inscription on tablet in the chancel of Yalding
Church , co. Kent.
613. Gold, large oval head, with a plait of hair. Engraved at back
of head :
W” Bancroft Ob 4: March 1781, JE 32.
614. Gold, head with a female figure standing by a tomb, above which
are the words : “Not lost but gone before.” Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
M • Hannah • ob • 9 • Mar • 1781 • ae • 50.
Engraved at back of head :
J. Hannah Ob. 12 March 1781 ae 29.
615. Gold, oval head, with an urn on a pedestal, over which is a
willow. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Jn°: Ansley • O : B: 9 • Mar: 1781 ae 63.
Engraved at back of head:
A & B. Curry’s.
192
616. Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Eliz: Martha * Fleete ■ ob: 13 - Apr: 1781 • aet: 62.
617. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Allice • Templeman • ob: 28 • May ■ 1781: ae: 51.
618. Gold, enamelled in white. [Maker’s initials, D. H.] Inscribed:
Eden * Howard • ob: 1 • June • 1781 ■ set: 78.
1781. June 10 th . The Rev d Eden Howard, R r of Rendlesham, Suffolk,
AE June io th . ,J (Registers of Studham , co. Bedford.)
Of Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1730.
UNDER THIS TOMB LIES THE REMAINS OF
JOHN HOWARD LATE OF
MARKET STREET, SCHOOLMASTER
WHO DIED MARCH THE 19 th 1741
AGED 67
ALSO THE BODY OF
GRACE HOWARD THE WIFE OF
THE ABOVE JOHN HOWARD
W T HO DIED DEC: THE 4 1 ” 1739
AGED 82.
THIS TOMB WAS ERECTED
BY DIRECTION OF EDEN HOWARD
RECTOR OF RENDLESHAM IN SUFFOLK
TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF HIS
MOST INDULGENT & AFFECTIONATE PARENTS
ANNO DOMINI 1 765*
HERE LIETH ALSO THE BODY OF THE ABOVE
SAID REV EDEN HOWARD (m.A.)
LATE RECTOR OF RENDLESHAM IN SUFFOLK
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JUNE I, 1781
AGED 78 YEARS.
Inscription at East end of church in the churchyard of
Studham , co. Bedford
Will dated 21 May 1781, with codicil dated 25 May 1781, proved 25 June
1781, by John Howard and John Wright, the executors: Eden Howard, clerk.
Rector of Rendlesham, co. Suffolk. “ To be buried in a decent manner in the
Monument I erected to the memory of my dear and affectionate Father and Mother
in the Church yard of the parish of Studham, in the County of Bedford.” Mary,
the daughter of my late brother Henry Howard, widow, aged between 40 and 50,
and Sarah the other daughter, widow, aged between 40 and 50. Ann Howard,
daughter of my late brother John Howard. To John Marriott, younger son of my
niece Mary, daughter of Richard Harrowell of Little Gaddesden, aged about 5 years.
Niece Martha Fordham, wife of { ) Fordham of Great Berkhamsted, co. Hertford,
butcher. Edward Whitman of Little Gaddesden, carpenter, who has lately married
the elder daughter of my niece Judith Seer. Nephew John Howard of Wigginton,
son of my late brother William Howard, his wife and his orphan grandchildren by his
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late daughter. His son Edward Howard. Thomas Howard of London, coach and
house carver, eldest son of my brother James Howard, and his brother Samuel
Howard. Nephew Eden Howard, son of my late brother John Howard, watchmaker,
now living at Kendal, co. Westmoreland. Nephew John Howard, son of my brother
Samuel Howard, and his mother. Brother James Howard and his daughter Mary.
Kinswoman Mary Sheppard of Hitchin. Executors: Nephew John Howard, son of
my brother Richard Howard, and John Wright, son of my sister Martha Wright,
widow. Nephew William Wright. “ I give and bequeath to every one of my
Relations legatees a Gold Ring of the value of a Guinea, also to any other
person that my Executors shall think fit, especially M r & M re Allenson of
Stepney.” Edward Howard, son of John Howard of Wigginton, co. Hertford, my
ne P hew - P.C.C. 301 Webster.
22 June 1781. John Howard of Nassau Street, co. Middlesex, surgeon (nephew
and executor) deposed that Eden Howard died 1 June 1781; witness was present
with Edward Howard of Rendlesham, farmer, and William Wright of Rendlesham,
farmer (nephews), and Samuel Howard of Great Queen Street, co. Middlesex, organ
builder, at the reading of the will.
619. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a male figure leaning on a tomb,
on the base of which are the letters E. B. ; above is the
inscription: “ Not lost but gone before.” Engraved at back
of head :
Est r Babington ob: 7: June 1781 JE t: 24.
620. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Sir • Harry • Munro • ob: 12 • June • 1781 • as: 63.
9 June. “At Edinburgh Sir Harry Munro of Foulis, Bt.” {Scott's Mag.,
Vol. XLIII., page 331.)
Sir Harry Munro of Foulis, co. Ross, baronet, son of Sir Robert Munro of Foulis,
by Mary his wife, daughter of Henry Seymour of Woodlands, co. Dorset; educated at
Westminster and Leyden; succeeded his father as 7th baronet 17 January 174$)
M.P. for co. Ross 11 December 1746, for co. Caithness 22 July 1747? an d for Wick
Burghs 9 May 1754 to 1761; married Anne, daughter of Hugh Rose of Kilravock,
co. Nairn.
621. Gold, oval head, with a plait of hair, upon which are the words:
“Sacred to friendship.” Surrounding this is a band of white
enamel, inscribed :
Clarissa • Wigzel • ob: 27 • June • 1781 • ae 21.
622. Gold, oval head, with the initials M. S. Shank enamelled in
black. Inscribed:
Mary • Smith • ob : 16 • Aug: 1781 • aet: 73.
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623. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Andrew • Hopegood • Esq : ob: 16 Aug: 1781 • as: 68.
“At Hadley, Midd. Andr. Hopegood, esq/'
page 3$4')
(Gent's Mag., VoL LI [f/Si],
“1781, Aug 81 24. Andrew Hopegood” (Registers of Hadley, co. Middlesex .}
Will dated 17 August 1778, proved 25 September 1781, by Elizabeth
Hopegood, relict: “I Andrew Hopegood” confirm the gift of all my jewels to my
wife, and give her my carriage, horses and use of all furniture, plate, &c., for life, then
to my son, and if he die to my two daughters. My wife, sole executrix.
20 September 1781. Charles Yere of S t Margaret's, Westminster, esquire, and
Edward Hopegood of Hadley, co. Middlesex, esquire, swear to handwriting of Andrew"
Hopegood, late of Hadley, esquire. p c c ^
AND IN THIS VAULT LYETH THE 130 DY
OF ANDREW HOPEGOOD, SON OF
ANDR I AND SARAH HOPEGOOD
WHO DIED AUGUST I6 th 1781
AGED 68.
AND OF ELIZABETH HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JUNE I 8 th l8l2
AGED 66.
Inscription at Hadley, co. Middlesex .
624. Gold, oval head, surrounded by pearls, with urn, on the base of
which are the initials E. A. Shank enamelled in white.
Inscribed :
Eliz: Archer - ob: 26 ■ Aug: 1781 • a^t: 69.
625. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Mary * Bishop * ob: 2 ■ Sep: 1781 • ae: 82.
“1781, S e p r i o th , Mary Bishop (Crewkeme).” (Registers of Bridport\ co, Dorset. )
Mary Taylor was married at Crewkeme, co. Somerset, 22 April 1728, to John
Bishop of Crewkerne, M.D., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, who died,
aged 63, 20 October 1762, and is buried at Bridport.
Will dated n September 1777: Mary Bishop of Crew r kerne, widow. Nephew
Henry Arnold, IXIX Indenture made 18 July 1728, by my late husband D r John
Bishop on our marriage. Sister M rs Margaret Arnold. Nephew and nieces, Nicholas
Bishop, Joanna, wife of M r Robert Taylor, Susanna Bishop, Loveday (wife of M r John
Souper), Elizabeth, wife of M r Richard Codrington. Ann, wife of said Henry Arnold,
Niece Unity Bartlett, wife of James Bartlett, esquire. Twenty guineas to be applied
in erecting a monument to the memory of my late husband and myself in the church
or churchyard of Bridport, co. Dorset. Henry Arnold, sole executor.
Administration granted 13 October 1781, to James Henry Arnold, esquire, great
nephew, Henry Arnold, D.D., having died. RC.C. 462 Webster.
THE SAID MARY
DIED THE 2™ SEPT. 1781
AGED 8l YEARS.
Inscription on a mural tablet in the church
at Bridport, co. Dorset.
195
626. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker's initials, H. C.] Inscribed:
Alex r Campbell - ob : 20 • Sep: 1781 ■ aet: 52.
Buried at Isleworth, eo, Middlesex, 6 October rySr*
Will dated 2 June 1781, proved 6 November 1781, by Thomas Bates
Bouse, Charles Boucher, George Rous, Andrew Anderson, and Mary Campbell,
relict: Alexander Campbell, late of Bengal, now of Worton in Isleworth, co. Middlesex,
esquire. Brother Patrick Campbell Sister M 1 * Bathia Campbell, widow of James
Campbell of Ballinabie. To M ra Rous, wife of Thomas Bates Rous, -£$o for a
Ring, and also to his brother M r Robert Rous. Niece M rs Ann Clark, wife of
M r Clark of Cornray in Scotland. To each of my trustees and executors ^30 for
a Ring. Thomas Dugald Campbell, my wife’s son by a former husband. Wife
Mary Campbell. p c c ^ Webster ,
627. Gold, oval head, with a female figure leaning against a tomb, on
which arc the words: “ Meus pater, meus pater.” Engraved
at back of head :
N. Grigg Ob : 13 Oct: 1781 JE t: 63.
628. Gold, oval head, with a male figure leaning on an urn, on which are
the initials S. j. Inscribed round the head in black enamel:
Sus' 1 Joachim ■ ob: 16 ■ Oct: 1781 • aet: 58.
629. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a plait of hair, on which is an
ornament of gold, with a white enamelled centre, inscribed:
“ L’Amitie.” Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed :
A r Forrest ■ Lynch ■ Esq : ob: 21 • Oct: 1781 * as: 17.
630. Gold, small oval head, with an angel leaning on an urn. Shank
enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Ann * Neal • obp 1 • 1781 • ae: 67.
Will dated 14 October 1779, proved 15 June 1781, by Matthew Winter of Long
Acre, lacetnan: Ann Neale of Edmonton, co. Middlesex, widow. I o be buried with
my late husband at Christ Church, Spitalfieids. “The Funeral to be as follows, viz :
one Herse drawn by six Horses with Feathers and Velvets, Feathers upon the Herse,
a plume of Feathers before and two Horsemen, one Coach and four with four Children
of M r Matthew Winters of the Parish of S 1 MartinVin-the-Fields, to have Hat bands,
Gloves and Rings. Lowe or his Famely to be the Undertaker.”
P.C.C. 313 Webster.
96
631. Gold, head with a female figure leaning upon a tomb, and the initials
M. W. Head surrounded by border of white enamel. Inscribed :
Will” Wickes • ob: 9 • June • 1780 • set: 27.
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Marg: Wickes • ob : 3 • Jan : 1782 • set: 55.
632. Gold, oval head, painted on ivory, with seven cherubs’ heads sur¬
rounding the words: “To eternal bliss.” At back of head is
engraved :
Translated 18 January 1782.
“Last night (Jan. 18), about half past eleven o’clock, a fire broke out at
M r Woodmason’s, stationer, in Leadenhall Street, which entirely consumed the
same, with the warehouse backwards, stock in trade, household furniture, &c.
and greatly damaged two other houses; the fire began in the second story
forwards; and burnt very rapidly until three o’clock this morning, owing to a
scarcity of water. We are sorry to add, that the nursery maid and seven children,
the eldest under nine years of age, are missing, and supposed to have perished in
the flames.” (“The London Chronicle” Saturday , ig Ja?mary 1782 .)
In the absence of her husband, who had gone with some friends to see the
company in the ball-room at S l James’, M 1 * Woodmason, with her nursery-maid,
paid her usual visit to all the children at half-past ten. Five slept in the nursery
in the front of the house and two in the room above; all were asleep but the
eldest, whom she kissed and spoke to. A little later, a maid, who had been
ordered to put a rushlight in M rs Woodmason’s bedroom, immediately under the
nursery, set fire to the bed hangings and shrieking as she ran down stairs, was
joined by her mistress. They opened the street-door with difficulty but all
attempts to reach the children were defeated by smoke and flame. M re Woodmason
fainted away and was taken to a house near. (From a long account in “ The
London Chronicle ” of 22 January 1782.)
They were buried at S l Peter’s, Cornhill, London, 23 January 1782.
JAMES HORN
MARY
CHARLES
HARRIOT
GEORGE
JOHN
ELIZ.
20
28
N )
Z.f
JUNE
AUG
17 FEU
l6 MAR
30 JAN
1773
1774
1776
1777
1778
TWINS 22 MAR 17 79
THE WHOLE OFFSPRING OF
JAMES AND MARY WOODMASON
IN THE SAME AWFUL MOMENT ON THE 18 JAN 1782
TRANSLATED
BY SUDDEN AND IRRESISTIBLE FLAMES
IN THE LATE MANSION OF THEIR SORROWING PARENTS
FROM THE
SLEEP OF INNOCENCE
TO
ETERNAL BLISS
THEIR REMAINS COLLECTED FROM THE RUINS
ARE HERE COMBINED !
A SYMPATHISING FRIEND OF THE BEREAVED PARENTS
THEIR COMPANION THROUGH THE NIGHT OF THE 18 OF JAN
IN A SCENE OF DISTRESS BEYOND THE POWERS OF LANGUAGE
PERHAPS OF IMAGINATION !
DEVOTES THIS SPONTANEOUS TRIBUTE
OF THE FEELINGS OF HIS MIND
TO THE MEMORY OF INNOCENCE !
J. H. C.
Inscription on a mural tablet in St. Peter’s Church , Cornhill\ London.
*97
633. Gold, head set with a square crystal, beneath which, in gold wire,
is the monogram C. W., on either side of which are two
smaller crystals. Engraved inside :
Charlotte Wenn Obt Jan 18 th 1782 JEt 78.
634. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, and the initials
M. A. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed 1
Sarah • Allen • ob: 26 • Feb: 1782 • ae 53.
Engraved at back of head:
M rs Mary Allen ob 14 June 1776.
Sarah Allen buried at Chelsfield, co. Kent, 2 March 1782.
Mriy Allen buried at Chelsfield 18 June 1776.
Will dated 14 December 1778, proved 8 May 1782, by John Allen, nephew,
and Mary Allen, niece, the executors: Sarah Allen of Chelsfield, co. Kent,
spinster. Brothers James Allen, Richard Allen and Stephen Allen. Sister Ann
Brooks and her sons Thomas and William Brooks. Grace Brooks, daughter of
William Brooks. Thomas Gravett. Grace Gravett, daughter of my sister Gravett.
Ann Allen, daughter of brother William Allen. Richard Gravett, son of Richard
Gravett. Thomas Gravett, son of Thomas Gravett. John and Mary Allen, son
and daughter of my brother William Allen, executors. To M rs Judd, one guinea
for a Ring for my sister. To M rs Harris, my sister’s Mourning Ring. To
M re Brooks my Mourning Ring. To M r Judd a Ring for my sister.
P.C.C. 210 Gostling.
635. Gold, oval head, with an urn, on which are the initials R. R.
beneath a willow. Shank enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Rob* Rosyer • ob: 18 • Mar: 1782 • ae: 49.
Robert Rosyer of Croydon, co. Surrey, bachelor. Administration granted (P.C.C.)
5 April 1782, to William Rosyer, brother.
636. Gold, small oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Engraved
at back of head :
G & E Feme died 30 Mar 1782 Aged 64 and 68.
March 30. “ Mrs. Feme, wife of Mr. F. seedsman, in Fleet-street; and Mr. Feme
died in less than nine hours after.” (Gent.’s Mag ., VoL LII. [1/82], page 206.)
Will dated 20 March 1782, proved 8 April 1782, by Joseph Whitridge and
Benjamin Bates: George Feme of Fleet Street, London, seedsman. Son-in-law the
Rev. Peter Sampson. Daughter-in-law Mary Sampson, their son George Feme
Sampson. Daughter-in-law Charlotte Garraway, spinster. Son-in-law Henry Garraway.
Nephew John Feme and his wife. Daughter-in-law Ann Thatcher. Daughters
Johanna Whitridge, wife of Joseph Whitridge, and Elizabeth Theresa Bates, wife of
Benjamin Bates. Son-in-law Samuel Thatcher to succeed to my business as seedsman.
Grandchildren George Feme Bates and Elizabeth Bates. My wife Charlotte Feme.
P.C.C . 173 Gostling.
198
637* Gold, oval head, with an urn, on which are the initials F. R.
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed;
Frances • Railton • ob: 8 • Apr: 1782 • ae: 33.
638. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Mary - Coates • ob: 27 ■ Apr: 1782 • ae: 58.
639. Gold, oval head, with a female figure leaning against a tomb,
surrounded by the inscription in black enamel :
M rs Eliz: Woolley • ob: 24 ■ May ■ 1782 • ae 58.
Engraved at back of head :
M rs Ann Woolley ob* Apr 27 1768 JEt. 38.
Elizabeth Woolley buried at S* James’, Clerkenwell, co. Middlesex, 3 June 1782,
Ann Woolley buried at S* James’, Clerkenwell, 1 May 1768.
Will dated 29 July 1776, proved 31 May 1782, by John Woolley, husband:
Elizabeth Woolley, wife of John Woolley of Turnmill Street, S* James’, Clerkenwell,
cheesemonger. To be buried in Clerkenwell Church. Daughter Johanna Sarah
Frankland, spinster, deceased. Marriage settlements dated 20 April 1769, then
Elizabeth Frankland, widow. My husband’s three daughters Mary, Hannah and
Sarah Woolley, Cousins Elizabeth Caldecott and Mary Hodgetts, widow.
PC.C. 260 Gostling.
640, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed;
Tho s Bates * ob: 6 * June * 1782 * set: 57*
Buried at the parish church, Marylebone, co, Middlesex, 13 June 1782,
Will dated 7 October 17S0, proved 15 June 1782, by John Holcraft and Robert
Ord: Thomas Bates of Queen Anne Street, East Marylebone, carpenter and builder.
By indentures made 20 July 1780, previous to my marriage with my wife, then Mary
Price of Holkham Hall, co, Norfolk, spinster, Robert Ord of Eaton Street,
S l George’s, Hanover Square. My father and mother Joseph and Elizabeth Bates of
Ponteland, co. Northumberland, Brothers John Bates of Newcastle, George Bates
of Ponteland, William Bates of Ridinghouse Lane. Sister Ann Bates of Ponteland.
Nephew Joseph Newton, son of my sister Hannah Newton. William, son of John
and Elizabeth Smith, nephew to my late wife. PC C 26$ Gostling
199
641. Gold, marquise-shaped head, containing on a plait of grey hair a
device of two birds drinking at a fountain, formed in pearls
and mother of pearl; surrounded by a row of pearls.
Engraved at back of head:
Esther Lowther died 13 June 1782 Aged 97.
642. Gold, enamelled in black. Engraved inside :
Will" 1 Laidman Ob. 22 June 1782 JE t. 71.
643. Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with a tomb, on which are
the initials A. C., beside which is a seated female figure.
Engraved at back of head :
M rs Ann Cope ob* 20 Sep r 1782 ./Et. 59.
Buried at S l Botolph’s, Aldersgate, London, 27 September 1782.
Will dated 23 April 1782, proved 26 September 1782, by Edward Layton and
Davis Prichard, the executors: Ann Cope of Kennington Lane, S l Mary, Lambeth,
co. Surrey, widow. “To be buried in a genteel manner at Aldersgate Church in the
City of London.” Relatives M r John Yates and Mary West. Thomas Cope of
Richmond, co. Surrey, baker, and Mary his wife. P.C.C. 446 Gostling.
644. Gold, enamelled in white in five scrolls. Inscribed:
Tho 1 Bradshaw ob: 25 Sep: 1782 set: 46.
645. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure burning incense
on an altar, bearing the initials I. W. ; surrounded by small
rose diamonds. Engraved at back of head :
Will m Exell ob 12 Nov 1782 JEt. 74-
Buried at Islington, co. Middlesex, 18 November 1782.
Will dated 23 April 1782, with two codicils dated respectively 21 August 1782
and 27 August 1782, proved 22 November 1782, by Mary Franklin, widow, Benjamin
Griffith and Samuel Weaver: William Exell of Islington, co. Middlesex, gent. Sister
M rs Mary Franklin. My late brother M r Samuel Exell’s estate in Spalding, co.
Lincoln. Kinsman William Pooley Exell of the India House, and his nephew
Samuel Exell, P.C.C. jjp Gostling.
200
646. Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with a female figure seated
beside a tomb. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Eleanor • Harrison • ob: 21 • Nov: 1782 • aet: 67.
647. Gold, oval head, with the initials S. D., surrounded by a band of
black enamel. Inscribed:
Sam 1 Durrant Esq: ob: 21 Dec: 1782 ae: 65,
Buried at All Saints’, Lewes, co. Sussex, 30 December 1782.
Will dated 13 March 1780, proved 8 January 1783, by Samuel Durrant, William
Durrant and Mercer Durrant, the executors : Samuel Durrant of Lewes, co* Sussex,
esquire, “If I die at Lewes to be buried in All Saints’ Church, in the vault of my
father and mother,” Sons and daughters of my late cousin John Durrant of
Warbleton, co. Sussex, yeoman. Farm at Wad burst, part of my wife’s jointure. Wife
Sarah Durrant. Cousin Samuel Durrant of Rotherbridge (Salehurst), surgeon. Cousin
William Durrant of Boreham, co, Sussex, surgeon. Cousin Mercer Durrant of
Hawk hurst, co. Kent. /»dC. «> Cornwallis.
648. Gold, oval head, with two hearts formed in hair, between palm
branches. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Ann ■ Minifie - ob : 4 * Jan: 1783 • ae: 56.
649. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a tomb, on which are the
initials H. W., and the words: “ Rest in peace.” Shank
enamelled in black. I nscribed :
H : W: ob: 23 ■ Jan: 1783 • ae: 59.
Engraved at back of head :
K Wishart Ob: 28 July 1798 ^t: 69.
Henry Wishart of Chape! Court, Marylebone, co, Middlesex, carpenter, and
Katharine his w T ife; both buried at Bunhill Fields, London,
Will dated 18 January 1783, proved r February 1783, by Catharine Wishart,
relict, and Alexander Oswald of Bury Street, the executors: Wife Catharine Wishart.
Daughters Isabella and Margaret. Sons William, John, Henry and David.
Administration granted 37 July tSoS, to John Wishart, son.
J\ C. C. 102 Cornwallis .
201
650. Gold, marquise-shaped head with hair, upon which are the initials
R. B. in gold. Engraved at back of head:
Rich d Barnard died 21 Mar. 1783, Aged 62.
March 20. “Richard Barnard, LL.B., official of the Archdeaconry of Nottingham,
Rector of Cortlingstock and Keywick, and Prebendary of Southwell.” ( Gent’s Mag.,
Vol. LIII. [1783], part page 274.)
651. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with an urn beneath a willow.
Engraved at back of head:
W m Oswell Ob. 22 Mar. 1783 JEt. 50.
Buried at S* Alkmund’s, Shrewsbury, co. Salop, 27 March 1783.
William Oswell, Mayor of Shrewsbury in 1769, was the 2nd son of William Oswell,
Mayor in 1751, by Eleanor Gittins his wife (see Ring No. 661). He married 12
October 1780, Mary, daughter of the Rev. Stephen Prytherch, Vicar of Wenlock,
co. Salop.
Will dated 4 March 1783, proved 20 June 1783, by wife Mary and niece Elizabeth
Yardley, sole executrixes: William Oswell of Shrewsbury, draper. To my wife Mary
and niece Elizabeth Yardley, spinster, as trustees, my estates at Sarsscott in Pontesbury
Frankwell, co. Salop, and elsewhere. Bequests to my wife are in addition to settlement
made on her n October 1780. My eldest son Thomas Oswell at 21. Youngest son
William Oswell. My nephew William Oswell at 21, and nephew Edward Yardley
at 21. Niece Mary Yardley. Nephew Nathaniel Yardley. “I hereby give and hope
my dear Mother will be pleased to accept of twenty Guineas to buy her Mourning.”
My sisters Yardley and Wearing. M re Oswell my late brother’s widow. My brother-
in-law Samuel Yardley. pc c J/2 Cornwallis _
WILLIAM OSWELL, ESQUIRE, ALDERMAN OF THIS TOWN, YOUNGEST
SON OF WILLIAM AND ELEANOR OSWELL, DIED 22
MARCH 1783, AGED 50.
MARY OSWELL, HIS RELICT, DIED 2 JULY 1835, AGED 80.
Inscription at S* Alkmund’s , Shreivsbury y co. Salop.
652. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Rich d Sumner • ob: 9 • Apr: 1783 • ae: 54.
“M r Richard Sumner, Surgeon, buried April 16, 1783.”
(Registers of Farnham , co. Surrey.)
Will dated 16 March 1774, with codicil dated 28 August 1780, proved 30 July
1 783, by Maria Bennett (formerly Sumner), w'ife of Thomas Bennett, sister, the sole
executrix: Richard Sumner of Farnham, co. Surrey, surgeon. Brother John Sumner.
To my brother William Sumner one shilling a day “on condition that he do not
reside in the Parish of Farnham or within ten Miles of the said Parish, so that he
should not give any molestation or disturbance to his sister by the passion &
violence of his Temper, and in case he shall at any time remain two Nights in the
Town of Farnham without her Consent and Approbation, then he shall forfeit and
loose one week’s payment.” Sister Maria Sumner. To M re Ann Shurlock, widow
five guineas to buy a Ring. p c c ^ Cornwallis _
202
653- Gold, enamelled in black, with skeleton, cross-bones, hour-glass,
spade and pick. [Maker’s initials, W. H.] Engraved inside:
Mary Doubell Ob n Apr 1783 JEt 56.
654. Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with a female figure seated
beside a tomb. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Leu* Ja s Watson • ob: 17 • Apr: 1783 • ae: 74.
Will dated i July 1780, proved 30 April 1783, by Walter Ewer, esquire, of
Aldermanbury, merchant (son of John Ewer of same), the executor: James Watson
ofH.M. Navy. Wife Janet. Son James Watson. P.C.C. 209 Cornwallis.
655. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a “Tassie” portrait. Engraved
beneath head :
Phil p Yonge B p of Norwich ob: 23 April 1783 JEt: 72.
April 23. “ Rt. Rev. Dr. Philip Yonge, lord bishop of Norwich, in his 73d year.
His lordship received his education at Westminster school, and Trinity Coll.
Cambridge, of which he was fellow. In 1741 Mr. Yonge was a candidate against
Dr. Tunstall for the office of public orator of that university; which he lost after a
smart struggle, but was afterwards chosen when Dr. Tunstall resigned on being made
chaplain to Abp. Potter. He was, in 1752, promoted to the mastership of Jesus
College by Bp. Gooch (at the I), of Newcastle's desire), and afterwards (being one of
his late majesty’s chaplains) was successively prebendary of Westminster, canon
residentiary of S l Paul's, bishop of Bristol 1758, and of Norwich 1761. All these
preferments he owed to the late D. of Newcastle, whose duchess he conducted from
Hanover to England, In the same year he married Miss Anne Bewicke, of Clapham,
by whom he had no issue. By his lordship’s death the Church loses a truly learned
and Christian bishop; society a most amiable and useful member; his family and
friends a man endowed with every domestic virtue, for rendering him highly valuable
and respected whilst living, and deservedly lamented in his death.” (Gent.’s Mag.,
Vol. LIII. [/7<?j], part page 452.)
Will dated 13 August 1771, with three codicils dated respectively 26 August 1778,
9 October 1778 and 23 October 1781, proved 30 April 1783, by Mary Yonge, widow:
“I Philip, Lord Bishop of Norwich,” give all my estate to my wife Ann Yonge and
her heirs, and make her sole executrix, (1st Codicil): In event of my wife's death
my personal estate to be divided equally among my brother Henry Yonge, nephew
Henry Yonge, nephew Philip, niece Frances Simpson, and my nephew William John
Yonge of S* James' Place, Westminster, my executor, “whom I desire and command
to burn all my sermons and other writings whatsoever.” ( 2nd Codicil): “ My dear
brother being dead” my property to be divided into four instead of five parts to the
above mentioned four children of my brother by his first wife, (3rd Codicil) : “ My
dear Nephew Philip being dead” his share to go to his children.
P.C.C. 193 Cormvallis.
203
656. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, B. G.] Inscribed :
Rob‘ Corrall • ob: 12 • June • 1783 • ae: 49.
Buried at All Saints’, Maidstone, co. Kent, 19 June 1783.
Will dated 12 June 1783, proved 15 August 1783, by John Corrall, son, Thomas
Turner of Hunton and Thomas Durrant Punnett of Maidstone, the executors: Robert
Corrall of Maidstone, co. Kent, gent. Wife Hannah. Six children John, Charles,
Philip, Ann, Elizabeth and Frances.
P.C.C. 405 Cornwallis .
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ROBERT CORRALL, GENT.
WHO DIED JUNE I 2 th 1783
AGED 49 YEARS.
ALSO M rs HANNAH CORRALL
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
ROBERT CORRALL
WHO DIED MARCH 21 st 1820
AGED 86 YEARS.
Inscrip lion at All Saints ’, Maidstone , co. Kent.
657. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a tomb beneath a willow,
surrounded by an inscription in white enamel :
Henrietta • Hinde • ob: 15 • Sep: 1783 • ae: 18.
658. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank enamelled
in black. I nscribed :
Sarah • Knott • ob: 6 • Oct: 1783 • ae: 68.
Will dated io September 1783, proved 23 April 1784, by George Checkley
Claridge, brother, the sole executor: Sarah Knott of Towcester, co. Northampton,
widow. To my brother George Checkley Claridge of Towcester, draper, my real
estate in Hardwick, co. Northampton. To my cousin James Knott, the elder, of
Tandy, co Bedford, my real estate there. Cousins George Claridge, the elder, of
Towcester, labourer, William Claridge of Pattishall, co. Northampton, labourer.
George Claridge, the younger, of Wood Barcot (son of George Claridge, the elder).
John Yates of Towcester, labourer, who married my cousin Catherine Claridge.
Thomas and William Claridge, sons of the above William Claridge. Cousin Fish born
Claridge and his wife. Cousin Hesther, wife of John Jeffery of Towcester. Cousin
Mary Backhouse. Cousin John Jerrom of Cold Higham. Cousin John Bedells,
wheelwright. Residue to my said brother George Checkley Claridge.
P.C.C. 212 Rockingham.
204
V
6j 9- Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Dorothy • Hooper • ob: n ■ Dec : 1783 • as : 78.
“ Dorothy Hooper buried December 2o Eh / J
{Registers of Christchurch, co. Hants.)
December n. “At Hum-Court, Hampshire, Mrs* Dorothy Flooper, dau* of the
late Edw. H. esq; by the Lady Dorothy, dau* of Anthony, ad earl of Shaftesbury,
and sister of Edw* H. esq; commissioner of the customs.” (Genils Mag., VoL LIU.
\1783], part it,, page 1065).
Will dated 5 February 1769, proved 26 February 1784, by Edward Hooper,
esquire, brother, sole executor. pcc Rockingham ,
660. Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with an urn, on which are
the initials D* P. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Daniel - Peake * ob : 25 • Dec: 1783 * aet: 57.
Engraved at back of head :
Tho fi Belsey Peake Ob 27 May 1784 JE t 28*
661. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Eleanor * Oswell ■ ob: 31 * Dec : 1783 - set; 82.
Buried at S t Alkmund’s, Shrewsbury, co* Salop, 2 January 1784.
Eleanor Gittens married William Oswell, Mayor of Shrewsbury in 1751; their
2nd son William was Mayor in 1769 (see Ring JYo. rij/).
WILLIAM OSWELL, ESQUIRE, ALDERMAN OF THIS TOWN,
DIED 15 JULY 1763, AGED 58.
ELEANOR OSWELL, HIS RELICT, DIED 31 DECEMBER I7S3, AGED 82*
Inscription in S £ Alkmund's , Shrewsbury , co. Salop ,
662* Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a tomb formed in gold and
hair, on the base of which are the initials E. G. Surrounding
the head in black enamel is the inscription :
Edw* 1 Gillam • ob: 10 • Jan: 1784 • aet: 71.
Will dated 19 June 1782, proved 28 July 1784, by John and Edward Gillam and
William and Peter White, the executors : Edward Gillam, the elder, of Cambridge,
gent. Eldest son John Gillam my messuage, “The Little Cardinal's Cap, 3 ' in
Cambridge. Brother-in-law M r Matthew Roode and Sarah his wife. Son Edward
Gillam and Rebecca his wife. Sister M rs Mary Gillam, wife of M r Mark Gillam.
Son-in-law M r William White of London and his wife Sarah and their children,
Samuel, Edward, William, Rebecca and Sarah White* Son-in-law M r Peter White
.and his wife Rebecca and their children, Rebecca, Diana, Lydia, John, Elizabeth
and Sarah White.' My late brother William Gelleway. p c c ^ RocMngham ,
205
663. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Eliz: Loveday • ob: 1 • Feb. 1784 • ae: 21.
IN MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH LOVEDAY
DAUGHTER OF ELIAS
AND MARY LOVEDAY
WHO DIED THE I st OF FEB: 1784
AGED 21 YEARS.
Inscription on an altar tomb in the churchyard
at Harwich , co. Essex.
664. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure standing beside a
tomb, formed in hair and small pearls. Engraved at back of head:
«•
Rebecca Cooper ob. Feb y 22 1784 ^: 53 -
665. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
R* Hon: S r T: Sewell • K* ob: 6 • Mar: 1784 • aet: 73.
March 6. “ Rt. hon. Sir Tho. Sewell, knt. master of the Rolls; to which office
he was appointed Nov. 27, 1764, on the death of Sir Tho. Clarke. ,, ( Gent's Mag.,
Vol. LIV. \lj84\y part page 2jy.)
“1784. The Right Honorable Sir Thomas Sewell, Master of the Rolls, died on
the sixth day of March at the Rolls House, aged 72, and was buried in the upper part
of the Chapel of the Rolls, in a grave which had been made large enough to hold
three coffins inclosed with bricks, wherein his infant daughter and only child by
Lady Sewell, who survived him, had been a few years before buried.” ( Registers of
the Rolls Chapel , London.)
Sir Thomas Sewell was the son of Thomas Sewell of West Ham, co. Essex. He
was admitted to the Middle Temple 6 June 1729, called to the Bar 24 May 1734,
K.C. 1754, and Bencher in May 1755. M.P. for Harwich 29 December 1758 to
1761, and for Winchelsea 4 December 1761 to 1768. He was knighted 30 November
1764, on his appointment as Master of the Rolls (4 December), and was sworn of the
Privy Council 12 December following. He married firstly Catharine, dau. of Thomas
Heath of Stansted Montfichet, co. Essex; and secondly 20 March 1773, Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of D r Humphrey Sibthorp, Professor of Botany at Oxford.
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 23 March 1784, to Thomas Bailey Heath Sewell
and William Luther Sewell, sons. Dame Mary Elizabeth Sewell having renounced.
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE R t HON blh SIR THOMAS SEWELL, KN T
MASTER OF THE ROLLS,
AND ONE OF HIS MAJESTY’S MOST HONOURABLE PRIVY COUNCIL.
THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED
IN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL OF MARY ELIZABETH, HIS WIDOW,
WHO LONG SURVIVED HIM,
AND WHO WITH THEIR CHILD LIES BURIED IN THE SAME VAULT
IN THIS CHAPEL.
HER LADYSHIP WAS OF THE FAMILY OF SIBTHORPK,
OF CAN WICK IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN ;
REPRESENTATIVES IN MANY PARLIAMENTS
FOR THE CITY OF LINCOLN.
Arms. —Sable a chevron between three bees volant argent;
impaling, Or two bars gules.
Inscription on marble tablet formerly in the Rolls Chapel\ London ,
now in the Museum of II. M. Record Ojjice.
206
666 . Gold, marquise-shaped head, surrounded by pearls, within which
is a monument formed in gold, ivory and rose diamonds.
Engraved at back of head:
The Rev 4 Rich 4 Hotckis ob. 23 Mar. 1784, ae: 88.
1784. ^ April 1. Rev. Richard Hotchkiss, Stockwell.”
{Registers of burials, S i Mary's, Lambeth , co. Surrey .)
Richard Hotchkis was the son of Richard and Margaret Hotchkis of Chirbury,
co. Salop, where he was baptised 20 October 1696, He was admitted Sizar of S E John's
College, Cambridge, 28 June 1716, B,A. 1719, He was Curate of Withington,
co. Hereford, in March 17^, and ordained Priest by the Bishop of London
20 November 1720.
Will dated 1 January 1772, proved 27 April 1784, by Anne Hotckis, relict and
sole executrix. n ~ ^ ^ ,, T
P. C, C. 2oy Rockingham .
667; Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Harry - Rainsford * ob; 7 ■ June * 1784 - ae : 47.
u Harry Rainsford buried June ir, 1784.” {.Registers of Muck Wenlock , co. Salop.)
Will dated 21 May 1784, proved S July 1784, by Alicia Rainsford, relict, and
executrix: Harry Rainsford of Much Wenlock, co. Salop, gent. Wife Alicia
Rainsford. To William Knight of Gaumcocks, co. Gloucester, esquire, and John
Smitheman of the West Coppice, co. Salop, esquire, one guinea apiece to buy
each of them a Mourning Ring. Daughters Mary and Catherine Rainsford. My
law books to my clerk. Executors: Wife, William Knight and John Smitheman.
668. Gold, marquise-shaped head, surrounded by pearls, within which is
a tomb, on the base of which are the words: “ U ne rose
sans epine,” and above a rose tree with a blossom severed.
Engraved at back of head :
S. E. Hambly, Ob. 3. July, 1784, 3 b t. 34.
669. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, I. P.] Inscribed:
EHz: Wyatt ■ ob: 3 • Sep : 1784 • as: 56.
Engraved inside:
The daughter of Mercy Halleluia.
September 4. “ In Bloomsbury-square Wyatt widow of Richard Wyatt of
Horsted Keynes and Twyford in Sussex, esq ; and only daughter of the late
M r John Banks of Islington; her husband died two months before, leaving two
sons, Richard who succeeds to the family estates and Thomas.” {Gentis Mag.,
Vol . LLV. [. rfS #], part it., page 7/7.)
207
6 yo. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
S: W: Tempest • arm: ob: 9 • Sep: 1784 • aet: 65.
Buried at Broughton, co. York, 15 September 1784.
Stephen Walter Tempest of Broughton Hall, Skipton-in-Craven, co. York, was the
eldest son of Stephen Tempest of Broughton, by Elizabeth his wife, 3rd daughter of
Sir Henry Lawson of Brough, co. York, baronet, and was born 23 May 1719. He
married 21 December 1748, Frances Olive, daughter and coheir of George Meynell
of Aldborough, co. York; she died at York 14 September 1795, and was buried
there. M.I. at Broughton. He was the father of Stephen Tempest of Broughton
(see “Visitation of England a?id Wales,” Vol. II ., page 139).
Will dated 9 July 1779, with codicil dated 14 April 1782, proved 29 September
1784, by Frances Tempest, widow: “To be privately buried as my Father was and
5/- each to 8 poor men to carry me to my Grave, and mourning Rings to my
Executors, my Son and Daughter Trafford, and to eight Gentlemen of the neighbour¬
hood I am most intimate with.” To my wife, arrears of rent from estates at Rixton
and Glasebrook. My sons George, Charles and Richard, ^2000 each at 21. To my
daughters Clementina and Fanny ^2000 each on marriage. To my daughter Mary
^40 a year for life, including the bond given to M rs Mary Phillips, which is ^30
a year for her board and the remaining £10 is for her pocket money. My nephew
Stephen Tempest. To forty gentlemen of Yorkshire and Lancashire 5/- each. To
my eldest son, Stephen Tempest, furniture, &c., of the Mansion House at Broughton.
Executors: Wife, Simon Scroope of Danby, esquire, Thomas Witham, M.D., and John
Lawson of Brough. j7 0rk m/ls> VoL /2<?) fo , J<?/ .
SACRED
TO THOSE VIRTUES
WHICH ADORN THE CHRISTIAN,
HUSBAND, FATHER, AND FRIEND,
THIS MONUMENT PERPETUATES
THE MEMORY OF
STEPHEN WALTER TEMPEST, ESQUIRE,
LATE OF BROUGHTON ;
WHO CLOSED AN EXEMPLARY LIFE
THE 9™ OF SEPTEMBER 1784
AGED 65 YEARS.
THIS MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED BY HIS WIDOW
AND ELDEST SON,
AS AN AFFECTIONATE TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY.
Inscription on mural tablet in Broughto?i Church , co. York.
671. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow, surrounded by the
inscription in black enamel:
John • Coster • died • 22 • Sep: 1784 • aged • 52.
Will dated 20 December 1783, proved 8 October 1784, by Thomas Long, William
White and Thomas White, the executors: John Coster of New Sarum, clothier.
Brothers-in-law Thomas Long, William White and Thomas White. Daughters Hester
Coster, Mary Coster. “I desire a Ring may be given to each of the following
persons, M r Thomas Long, M r Robert Bateman Wray, M rs Wray, M r William Brown,
M r William White and his wife, M r Thomas White and his wife, M r William Elderton
and my sister M re Elderton his wife, and such others as my executors shall think
proper.” Son William Coster at 21. p c c J4J Rockingham ,
208
6 / 2 .
Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure weeping beside
a tomb, on the base of which are the words; “Rest in peace*”
Surrounding this, in black enamel, is the inscription :
Edw* 1 Ball • ob 17 ■ Oct: 1784 * aet: 40,
Buried at Greenwich, eo. Kent, 24 October 1784,
Will dated 6 September 1784, proved 27 October 1784, by Jane Ball, relict,
one of the executors: Edward Ball of East Greenwich, co* Kent, brewer* My
five children James, Edward, George, Daniel and Mary Ann Ball at ar. Executors:
Wife Jane Ball and Edward Tippet of St. Paul's, Deptford. Administration
granted 6 February 1830, to James Ball, son, on death of Jane Campbell (formerly
Ball), wife of James Campbell „ ~ ~ ~ *. ,
' J r P, C. C, 540 Rockingham.
673* Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Step 11 Simpson ■ M : D : died * 23 Oct: 1784 ■ aged * 60.
674. Gold, large oval head, set with an agate. At back of head is
a plait of brow r n hair. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed;
Polly • Siely ■ ob: 11 • Nov: 1784 • ae: 25.
675. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure leaning on an
anchor. Round the head, in white enamel, is the inscription :
Mary ■ Fisher • ob: 7 • Dec: 1784 • aet: 45.
“1784, Mrs. Mary Fisher Decernber 15.”
(Registers of S £ Peters, Sandwich , co. Kent)
Mary, daughter of Benjamin Fisher of Sandwich, co. Kent, by Catharine Bax
his wife.
Will dated 30 September 1784, proved 3 February 1785, by Ann Fisher,
sole executrix: Mary Fisher of Sandwich, co* Kent, spinster. To my sister Judith
Christian my diamond Mourning King* To Benjamin Fisher Christian £>\o for
pocket money, his father to take it in trust and to pay him sixpence a week
when he comes to the age of fourteen. My sister Ann Fisher, sole executrix.
29 January 1785* Jeremiah Hunt and Mary Hunt swear to handwriting*
P. C. C. 77 DucareL
209
676. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a tomb, formed partly with
hair, on the base of which are the words: “ In memory of
a friend.” At back of head is engraved :
Mary Atkinson Ob: 10 Dec. 1784 JE: 70.
Will dated 3 April 1781, with codicil dated 9 February 1783, proved
at York 30 December 1784, by all the executrixes, and 21 January 1785
{P.C.C. 1 Ducarel)'. Mary Atkinson of the suburbs without Monk Bar, York, widow
of Benjamin Atkinson of the same, gent. To Charlotte and Margaret Atkinson,
daughters of brother-in-law Robert Atkinson of Northampton, esquire. Cousin
Mary Barker, now aged 12, living with me. To my friend M r Yates at
M r Etherington’s in Petergate, one guinea to buy a Ring. To Miss Hoyse at
M r Jackson’s, glazier, opposite Christ Church, one guinea to buy a Ring. To Miss
Bell Fawcitt, the daughter of the Reverend M r Fawcitt of Leeds, one guinea to
buy a Ring. To the two Miss Dunningtons, the daughters of M r Dunnington of
Thorgonby, each one guinea to buy a Ring. Jane, wife of Marmaduke Buckle,
and her daughters Jane and Ann Buckle executrixes. {Codicil ): Niece M rs Mary
Tireman, niece Martha Smith, niece Mary Anne Smith.
24 December 1784. Benjamin Donworth and Marmaduke Buckle sw f ear to
handwriting.
677. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a tomb in gold and white enamel.
Engraved at back of head :
Theo Leigh D.D. Ob: 3 Jan. 1785 JE t. 92.
Buried at Adiestrop, co. Gloucester, io January 1785.
D r Leigh, for nearly sixty years Master of Balliol College, Oxford, w T as the
2nd son of Theophilus Leigh of Adiestrop, co. Gloucester, esquire, by his 2nd
wife, the Hon ble Mary Brydges, daughter of James, 8th Lord Chandos of Sudeley.
He matriculated at Trinity College, Oxford, 12 April 1709, aged 15, B.A. 1713,
M.A. 171 §, B.D. 20 April 1727, D.D. 1729, Rector of Broadwell 1718. He was
elected Master of Balliol in 1726, and served as Vice-Chancellor 1738-41.
Will dated 30 March 1782, proved 26 January 1785, by Mary Leigh and
Cassandra Cooke, daughters and joint executrixes: Theophilus Leigh, D.D., Master
of Balliol College, Oxford, to be buried near my wife in Adiestrop Chapel in
Broadwell (Diocese of Gloucester). Son-in-law the Rev. Thomas Leigh, Rector
of Broadwell, his wife, my elder daughter. Son-in-law f the Rev. Samuel Cooke,
Rector of Great Bookham, co. Surrey, and his wife Cassandra, my youngest daughter.
Niece Elizabeth Leigh. To Balliol College £20 for a piece of plate.
P. C. C. 31 Ducarel.
678. Gold, oval head, set with a crystal, beneath which are the initials
M. D. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
John • Dennis • died 3 • Jan: 1785 • aged 58.
Will dated 13 July 1779, with codicil dated 27 December 1784, proved 19 January
1785, by Margaret Denis, widow: John Denis of Red Cross Street, S c Giles’,
Cripplegate. Wife Margaret Denis, sole executrix. Son John Denis. ( Codicil):
“ Dear Jackey if you think you can pay your Mother eight Shillings a Week out
of the profits of the Shop as long as she lives I think it will be best for both of
you that you take away all the Books whatever you can sell them for divide the
Money between you & your Mother equally as near as you can. I have made this
Memorandum for your and her Satisfaction pray God Allmighty bless you both and
be as kind to her as you can. Your affectionate Father, J. Denis.” John Denis, Jun r .
18 January 1785. James Lackington and William Tomson sw r ear to handw’riting
of John Denis of S l Leonard’s, Shoreditch. p g q Ducarel
210
680. Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with a female figure beside a
tomb. Engraved at back of head:
Mary Connop Ob‘ 2 March 1785 Jfi 56.
Buried at Enfield, co. Middlesex, 9 March 1785.
Mary Connop, wife of Henry Connop of Waltham Abbey, co. Essex, tanner,
was the daughter of Robert Piggott of Enfield (see Ring No. 536), and sister of
Frances Piggott (see Ring No. 701).
Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, T. J.]
Will” Everest ob: 12 • Apr: 1785 • ae: 58.
Buried at Otford, co. Kent, 15 April 1785.
Will dated 16 October 1784, proved 29 April 1785, by William Everest, son,
sole executor: William Everest of Otford, co. Kent, yeoman. Son William Everest.
Children, Elizabeth Harriet Everest, Frances Everest and Robert Samuel Everest
atzr - P.C.C 185 Ducarel.
682. Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed :
Johan’ Coxe • arm : ob: 14 • April • 1785 • ae: 75.
“John Coxe Esq., a Bencher of this Honourable Society, died 14 Aprill 1785,
and was buried the 2 2 d instant.” (Registers of Lincoln's Inn Chapel.)
John Coxe was the 2nd son of Robert Coxe of Basinghall Street, London.
He was admitted to the Middle Temple 23 April 1733, and called to the Bar
25 June 1736, and became a member of Lincoln’s Inn 6 July 1742.
Will dated 17 April 1779, with three codicils dated respectively 10 October 1781,
19 November 1784 and 25 March 1785, proved 20 April 1785, by Thomas Beach:
All my books, prints, &c., to Lincoln’s Inn Library and jQioo. All my pictures,
especially two given me by Lord Tilney and now at Wanstead House, and a
marble bust of Cicero. As there may be some books, prints and drawings that
are unfit for a public library, I desire the same may be burnt by order of the
Treasurer. My aunts Ursula and Antonia Uvedale. Niece Jane Berkeley. Nephew
Rev. D r Rowland Berkeley. My farm Schauld Howse, in Canewden, co. Essex.
Cousin M re Elizabeth Phill, deceased. My brother-in-law Rev. M r Berkeley.
Cousin Thomas Beach. Cousins John Coxe, Charles Coxe, the elder, Rev. Thomas
Coxe. Catherine and Elizabeth Coxe, Thomas Wood, Philip Beach. To be
buried in Lincoln’s Inn Chapel. A black marble stone with my quartered arms
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engraved upon it, to be laid over the place of my grave. I will and direct my
executor to send a Mourning Ring of one Guinea a piece to each of the Benchers
of Lincoln’s Inn, and also direct that twenty Mourning Rings of the like price be
given away upon my death unto my relations, friends and acquaintances, not
forgetting my friends, Sir Timothy Waldo, Colonel Leland, M rs Leland, Lady Waldo,
Miss Stephens, Baron Winn. To my much honoured friend Lord Tylney one hundred
guineas for a Ring. “I give to M r Pearce, who keeps the King’s Head Tavern in
Holborne where I have usually dined for several years last past, forty pounds.”
P.C.C. 179 Ducarel.
HIC SEPULT7E SUNT
RELIQUIAE JOHANNIS COXE ARMIGERI
SENIORIS SOCII DE BANCO HUJUS HOSP1TII
QUI OBIIT XVIII CALEND : MAII
ANNO CHRISTI MDCCLXXXV
/ETATIS SUJE LXXVI.
Arms .—Quarterly: 1st and 4th, A chevron between three stags’ attires;
2nd and 3rd, A cross moline.
Inscription on a ledger stone in the crypt of Lincohi's Inn Chapel , London.
683. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a plait of brown hair. Engraved
at back of head :
Joshua Hill, died 17 Apr 1 1785, aged 46.
Will dated 21 March 1785, proved 26 April 1785, by Sarah Hill, relict and
executrix: Joshua Hill of Bank Side, Southwark, co. Surrey, lighterman. Wife
Sarah Hill, my ten houses in America Street, Southwark Park. Son Joshua Hill
at age of 7. Sister Elizabeth Barnard. PCC 191 Ducarel
684. Very small gold ring, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
John • Phillips • ob : 22 • Apr: 1785 • ae: 82.
685. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Jane • James • ob: 21 • May • 1785 • ae: 65.
May 21. “At his house on Enfield-chace, Mrs. James, wife of Mr. Hugh J.
many years an eminent grocer at the corner of Chancery-lane, Fleet-street.”
{GentIs Mag., Vol. LV. [i 7 < 5 £), part page 406.)
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686 .
Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with an urn and two birds.
Engraved at back of head :
M re D. Musgrove Died May 1785.
Will dated 30 March 1785, proved 27 May 1785, by Ann Maria S 4 Albans,
wife of the Rev, Launcelot S l Albans, sole executrix: I Dorothy Musgrave of
S* George’s, Hanover Square* To M r May, M r Taylor, M r Pritchard, the steward,
and M r Webb, the gardener, one guinea each for a Ring* My cousin Ann
Maria S' Albans of Bath. R & & ^
687. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure seated beside
a tomb. Inscribed at back of head :
Ann Youick Died June 4 th 1785 Aged 64 years.
688. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a plait of grey hair, surrounding
which is a band of black enamel inscribed :
Jane ■ Dennis * died * 25 • June ■ 1785 ■ aged • 56.
689. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with the initials J. P. in gold over
hair, surrounded by an inscription in black enamel :
John • Perry • Esq : ob : 29 • June ■ 1785 • ae : 84.
690. Gold, head set with rose diamonds. Shank enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Will” Jabet • ob: June ■ 1785 • set: 71.
Engraved at back of head :
Ca e Jabet ob . . June 1763 aet 38.
Engraved inside shank :
J, M. Jabet 8 May 1805 se* 33.
“Rev* William Jabet buried ri June 1785.^
“Catherine, wife of Rev. Mr. William Jabet, buried 15 June 1763*”
“John Matthews Jabet buried 10 May 1805*”
{Registers of St Martin 1 £, Birmingham, co, Warwick.)
The Rev, William Jabet, son of William Jabet of co. Warwick, matriculated at
Trinity College, Oxford, 14 July 1732, aged 17, B*A. 1736, and was lecturer of
S r Bartholomew’s Chapel, Birmingham ; John Matthews Jabet was his son by his
2nd wife Susannah, who died at Birmingham in January 1813.
2J3
691. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Sarah • Rodbard • ob: 17 • July • 1785 • ae : 89.
Will dated 4 August 1784, proved 19 October 1785, by John Rodbard and
John Gardiner: Sarah Rodbard of Debenham, co. Suffolk, widow. Son John
Rodbard. Grandsons James and Thomas Kersey. Four daughters Martha Gardiner,
Jane Ridley, Hannah Abbott and Elizabeth Browne. Children of my late daughter
Lydia Hayward. Son-in-law John Gardiner. PCC 3^6 Ducarel
692. Gold, marquise-shaped head, set with a labrador. Engraved at back
of head :
Ja s Brooke Ob 19 Sep r 1785 JEt 75.
September . . “At Fordingham, near Dorchester, James Brooke, esq.” ( Gent.’s
Mag., Vol. LV. [178s], part page 835.)
1785. “Sep r 22 d . James Brooke, Esq r .”
(Registers of Burials , Fordington , co. Dorset.)
Will dated 26 January 1785, with codicil dated 17 February 1785, proved
3 October 1785, by Charles Frederick Brooke, son and sole executor: James Brooke
of Fordington, co. Dorset, gent. Son Charles Frederick Brooke. Daughter
Elizabeth Lucy Brooke. Widow of my late deceased son Richard Brooke.
Brother D r John Brooke. p c c ^ Du(ard
693. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Rich d Peale • ob: 4 • Nov: 1785 • ae: 51.
Richard Peale of Maidstone, co. Kent. Administration granted (P.C.C.) 24
December 1785, to Mary Peale, relict.
694. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with hair, on which is a wreath of
leaves in gold. Engraved at back of head :
Joseph Butler ob: 6: Nov: 1785 JE: 50.
Will dated 2 November 1785, proved 13 February 1786, by Edward Wolley
and John Green, executors: Joseph Butler of Bowthorpe, co. York, gent. Daughter
Ann Elizabeth, wife of M r William Ellis. Eldest son Joseph Butler. Wife
Elizabeth. Daughter Mary Butler. Sons Edward, Robert, William and Thomas
Butler, and daughter Catherine Butler, all under 21. P C C 68 Norfolk
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOSEPH BUTLER ESQ RH
FORMERLY OF BOWTHORPE, IN THIS PARISH
WHO DIED IN LONDON NOV. 6, 1 785 AGED 51
AND WAS BURIED AT CHEAM IN SURREY.
Arms. —Azure a chevron between three covered cups or; impaling, Argent
a chevron gules on a chief of the second three martlets of the first.
Marble tablet in the North tra/isept of Hemmingbrough Church , co. York.
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695* Gold, oval head, containing hair, on which is a tablet with
the words in white enamel : “ The parents of M. Babb.”
Shank enamelled in black. Engraved beneath head :
Tho* Babb Ob 26 Dec 1785 aet 64.
Eliz Babb Ob 27 Dec r 1779 aet 58.
696. Gold, oval head, with the initials M. M, Shank enamelled in
white. Inscribed:
Multitt • Moore ■ ob: 27 ■ Dec : 1785 ■ ae: 20 • y:
697. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure weeping beside
a tomb. Shank enamelled in black. I nscribed :
Eliz : Seaton ■ ob: 17 • Jan : 1786 • ae : 34.
698. Gold, oval head, surrounded by rose diamonds and amethysts
alternately, with an urn in enamel, on which is the inscription :
R d J Morton A.M. ob 5 Feb 1786 ae: 60,
A John Morton, son of Francis Morton of Eastnor, co. Hereford, gent, matriculated
at University College, Oxford, 21 March 174^, aged 18, and proceeded B,A. 1748,
1752.
699. Gold, head with a plait of hair, on which are the initials J. A. H.
surrounded by pearls. Shank partly enamelled in blue and
white. Engraved at back of head
John Hewett, ob* 17 Feb y 1786 JE * 37.
Ann Hewett, ob* 6 Jan y 1802 JEt 51.
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700. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with an urn beneath a willow, above
which is the motto: “ Safe will I keep thy dear remains.”
Engraved at back of head :
Will” Dennis Ob 18 Feb y 1786 JE t 56.
Buried at S l Paul’s, Covent Garden, Westminster, 28 February 1786,
Will dated 1 February 1786, with codicil dated 16 February 1786, proved
27 February 1786, by John Dennis, brother, John Lawrence and Thomas Orchard:
William Dennis of the Piazzi, Co vent Garden, coffee-man. Brother John Dennis
of Hartley, co. Northumberland, yeoman, and his wife. I give Mourning Rings
to the following persons, M r Boys, M r Jobson, M r Mullener, M rs Mullener,
Miss Woodcock, M T Winter, M r Jones, M r Brewer, M r and M rs Thornton,
M f Drake, M r Michael Clark, M r Thomas Stirling, M r John Addison and his wife,
M rs Dowse, M r and M rs Orchard, M r Lakin, M r Logan, M rs Logan, D r Smith,
Miss Paye, M r and Adeane, M r and M re Lawrence, Francis, M r Purchas,
Alice Gann, Elizabeth Gann. P C C 81 Norfolk
701. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with two birds and a tomb, on which
are the initials F. P. Engraved at back of head :
Frances Piggott Ob 1 28 Feb y 1786 JE 43.
Buried at Enfield, co. Middlesex, 8 March 1786.
Frances Piggott was the daughter of Robert Piggott of Enfield (see Ring
No. 536), and sister of Mary Con nop (see Ring No . 680).
Will dated 13 February 1786, proved 20 March 1786, by Henry Connop and
James Vaughan : Frances Piggott of Green Street in Enfield, co. Middlesex, spinster.
Nephew John Barnard. Nieces Sarah Vaughan and Mary Piggott. Nephew James
Vaughan. Nieces Ann Ponder, Margaret, wife of William Cross, and Elizabeth
Pyefinch. Nephew Robert Piggott Sister-in-law Sarah, wife of Ellis Piggott.
Brother-in-law Walter Pyefinch. Brother-in-law James Vaughan. My sisters Deborah
Barnard, widow, and Sarah Vaughan. u My gold mourning ring I lately had for my
sister Connop I give to my niece Sarah Vaughan.”
14 March 1786. Henry Connop of Waltham Abbey, co. Essex, tanner, swore to
finding the said will. p C c i 77 Norfolk.
702. Gold, oval head, with an urn beneath a willow. Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
Henry * Honner - ob: 2 * Mar: 1786 • se ; 68,
Will dated 4 January 1782, proved 23 March 1786, by Henry Honnor, son, the
sole executor: Henry Honnor of Drayton, co. Middlesex, yeoman. Wife Ann,
Son Henry Honnor. Daughter Elizabeth Honnor, P.C.C. 160 Norfolk.
Ann Honnor was buried at West Drayton 1 June 1787.
703. Gold, oval head, set with a plait of brown hair, surrounded by the
inscription in black enamel:
Francis ■ Trusson died * 5 •
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Apr: 1786 * aged 62.
704. Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with a female figure bending
over a tomb, on the base of which are the words “In
memory of a friend.” At back of head is engraved :
Ruth Pinkcott ob: 17 May 1786 JE : 83.
705. Gold, head with a female figure seated beside a tomb beneath a
willow; above is the word “Melancholy.” Shank enamelled
in black. Inscribed :
Tho* Willats ■ ob: 18 • June * 1786 ■ as: 63.
706. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure standing beside
a tomb; surrounded by the inscription: “ Forgive • the •
wish • that • would • have • kept • thee • here.” At back of
head is engraved:
Isabella Francis died June 24 1786 aged 5 years.
707. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Fran 8 Fawkes • esq: ob: 17 • July * 1786 ■ as: 78.
“ Francis Fawkes of Farnley Hall, Esquire, the last of the antient and respectable
Family of the Fawkes*. July 27 th 1786.” {Register of Burials^ Of ley, co, York, )
AH MOLLITER OSSA
QUIBSCANT.
NEAR THIS PLACE LIE INTERR’D THE REMAINS OF
FRANCIS FAWKES OF FARNLEY HALL IN THIS PARISH ESQ.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 17 th OF JULY 1786
IN THE 79 th YEAR OF HIS AGE
HE MARRIED CHRISTIANA ONLY DAUGHTER AND HEIRESS OF
WILLIAM WILKINSON OF NEW ALL HALL ESQ: AND
DYING WITHOUT SURVIVING ISSUE
LEFT THE BULK OF
HIS FORTUNE TO
WALTER HAWKSWORTH OF HAWKSWORTH ESQ:
WHO
WITH GRATITUDE AND AFFECTION
DEDICATES THIS MONUMENT TO
HIS MEMORY,
Arms; Quarterly: tst and 4th, Ermine a mascle sable, Fawkes; and and 3rd,
Argent a fess or between three asses passant sable, Ayscough. On an
escutcheon of pretence, Gules a fess vair, in chief a unicorn passant
or, all within a bordure engrailed of the last pellett&e, Wilkinson.
Inscription in the Chancel of Oiley Churchy co . York.
Francis Fawkes of Farnley in Otley, co. York, the last Fawkes of Farnley in the
male line, was the third son of Francis Fawkes of Farnley, by Margaret his wife,
daughter and coheir of John Ayscough of Gsgodby, co. Lincoln. He was bom
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5 December, baptised at Otley 16 December 1707, and married there 10 April 1733,
Christiana, daughter and heir of William Wilkinson of Newhall, co. York; she was
buried at Otley 25 July 1767. He succeeded his brother Ayscough Fawkes 14
January 1771, and was buried at Otley.
Will dated 28 July 1781, proved 18 July 1786, by William Rooke, esquire,
the surviving executor: Francis Fawkes of Farnley Hall, co. York, esquire. Lands
in Cawthorne, Darton, Silkstone and Penistone, to Francis, son of James Farrer
of Barnbrough Grange, co. York, and his heirs male, and with reversion to
Walter Hawksworth of Hawksworth, co. York for life, then to his eldest son
Walter Ramsden Hawksworth and his heirs male, then to his second son Francis
Ramsden Hawksworth, then to his third son Ayscough Ramsden Hawksworth, then
to his fourth son Richard Ramsden Hawksworth ; my manors of Farnley, Lindley,
Stainburne and Castley, co. York, and Rudchester, co. Northumberland, and all
other my lands in Great Britain to the said Walter Hawksworth and his sons and
their heirs male in turn, with reversion to the said Francis Farrer; provided that the
possessor of any of the above estates shall take the name of Fawkes alone and bear
the same arms as I and my ancestors. To Walter Hawksworth and Francis Farrer
all plate, linen, china, pictures and furniture. Trustees and executors: John Currer
of Kildwick, co. York, William Rookes of Esholt, co. York, and the Rev. Henry
Wilson, Vicar of Otley, co. York. ( Codicil ): “ Since making my will I have
acquired the Manor of Barforth, which I devise under the same limitation as the
Farnley estates. The death of my trustee M r Henry Wilson not to effect the
disposition of my estates.” 27 August 1782. York Wills, Vol. 130, fo. 306.
708. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a gold urn, enamelled in black,
and set with small rose diamonds. Engraved at back of head :
Will™ Masterman Esq r ob: 24 July • 1786 aet: 64.
Will dated 24 July 1784, proved 9 September 1786, by Samuel Hut and Charles
Rashleigh : William Masterman of Trinity, co. Cornwall, esquire. My manor of Bridge
End, co. Cornwall. Daughters Catherine Luke Masterman, Loveday Sarah Masterman.
Sister Catherine, wife of the Rev. George Metcalfe. Niece Elizabeth Butterfield and
her present husband. Florence Waye, spinster, guardian of my daughters. My late
dear wife. {Codicil): “I desire that suitable Rings may so soon after my death as is
convenient may be presented to the person who shall at my death be the Chancellor
of the Duchy of Lancaster, to the persons who shall then be the Attorney
General, the Receiver-General, and to the two Auditors of the said Duchy, and to
the two Judges who at the time of my decease shall be the assessors of the Court
of Duchy Chamber, to the persons who shall at my decease be the Mayor, Recorder,
Aldermen and assistants of the Borough of Lostwithiel, to all them whom I have
taken the liberty of naming as trustees, Guardians and Executors in my said will to
the Honorable Richard Edgcumbe, Sir William Truley, Sir Bellingham Gonham and
Sir John Ingleby, Baronet, John Fouls, Samuel Borough Phipps, William Bennington,
John Exley, John Trower, Francis Barlow, Henry Barlow, Francis Russell, Thomas
Lloyd and Joseph Nelson, esquires. It may happen from want of recollection I may
have omitted the names of persons to whom 1 might have wished in point of respect
to have paid the same compliment of Rings, my Desire is that my Executors shall have
full authority in their discretion to make good any such omission.” 9 December 1785.
8 September 1786. Thomas Lloyd of Bedford Row, esquire, and John Dowse
of Bartletts Buildings, City, swear to handwriting of William Masterman of Restornel
Park who died in July last. pcc 4 g 2 Nor y olL
yog. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a male figure weeping beside a
tomb, on which are the letters R. B. At back of head is
engraved :
Robert Brookes died 29 Aug‘ 1786.
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7io. Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with the initials M. S. formed
in pearls. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Will"* Green ■ ob: 19 ■ Sep: 1786 ■ set: 71.
“ 26. William Green. Holywell street 71 yrs.” {Registers of St. Leonard's ,
Shoreditch , co, Middlesex .)
Will dated 7 September 17SG, proved 2 October 1786, by Ann Cook and Mary
Stains* nieces: William Green of Shoreditch, co, Middlesex, baker. Mary Stains,
daughter of my sister Mary Stains, Niece Ann Cook. Niece Elizabeth Homan, wife
of Peter Homan, Their daughter Mary Anne Homan. Kinsmen Michael Baxter,
Giles Young, Niece Catherine, wife of John Clark. Niece Sarah, wife of Thomas
Broughton. Niece Ann Templeman. P.C C $14 Norfolk
711, Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed
Eliza ■ Trafiford * ob: 6 • Oct: 1786 ■ ae: 78.
“17S6, Oct r 13. Mrs. Elisabeth Trafiford, widow of the late Humphrey
Trafiford, Esq r ,” {Register of Burials , Manchester Cathedral .)
Elizabeth Mosley was the daughter of Sir Oswald Mosley of Rolleston, co, Stafford,
1 st baronet, Lord of the Manor of Manchester, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of
John Thornhaugh of Fenton, co. Nottingham ; and sister and heir of Sir John Mosley,
3rd baronet. She married Humphrey Trafiford of Trafford, co. Lancaster, who died
without issue i July 1779.
Will dated 4 January 1785, proved 23 November 1786, by S fc Andrew Warde,
esquire, the sole executor: Elizabeth Trafiford of the City of York, widow. Lands in
Salford, co. Lancaster. My relation George Leycester of Toft, co, Chester, esquire.
My relation S 1 Andrew Warde of Hcolon Pagnell. Relation MP Ann Trafiford of
Chelsea. Rev. Oswald Leycester, brother of George Leycester. York Lunatic Asylum
^40. County Hospital ^40. u To be buried near my late dear Husband, Humphrey
Trafiford, esquire, in the Family Vault in Nicholas Chapel, adjoining Manchester
ChurdL " P.C.C. 591 Norfolk.
712. Gold, marquise-shaped head, surrounded by a row of small pearls.
In the centre is an urn, and beneath it the initials G. S. C.,
surrounding which is the inscription :
George Cunningham ob: 18 Dec 1786 aet 70.
At back of head is engraved :
Ob 10 Dec 1775 ML 46.
H. C. ob 20 Jan 1780, aet 13 y.
Will dated 16 March 1779, proved 5 January 1787, by John Hewitt, the sole
executor: George Cunningham of S1011 Court, Philip Lane, S* Alphege, London Walk
Brother Thomas Cunningham. To Thomas Mu tar of Moore Lane in S* Giles,
Cripplegate, carpenter, and to William Hull of Barbican, painter, each of them a
Mourning Ring of one guinea value. My late brother John Cunningham, late of
S l Giles, Cripplegate, deceased, by his last will, &c. John Hewitt of Barbican,
stock broker. RC.C 10 Major.
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mm
713* Gold, enamelled in white. Inscribed:
Rob 1 Wilkinson * Esq: ob: 25 Dec: 1786 ■ se: 21.
A “Robert Wilkinson, esq; youngest son of John W. esq; of Loth bury” is
reported to have died at Lisbon 25 January 17S7. (See Gent's Mag. y Vol. LVIL ,
part l, page 182.)
714. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked, [Makers initials, J. H.]
Inscribed:
Will 111 Ringsted - Esq : ob: 26 * Dec: 1786 • ae: 63.
Buried at Southill, co, Bedford, 2 January 1787.
Will dated 30 March 1786, with codicil dated 24 December 1786, proved 3 January
1787, by Thomas Collins, John Smith and James Anderson; William Ringsted of
Berners Street, Marylebone, esquire* To be buried at Southill, co, Bedford, as near
my late wife as may be. p c c Major,
IN MEMORY
OK MARTHA THE WIFE
OF WILLIAM RINGSTED
WHO ON THE TWENTYETH DAY OF JUNE, 1777
AND IN HER FIFTY SEVENTH YEAR
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
LEAVE 1 NG TO HER HUSBAND
THE LASTING REMEMBRANCE OF HER VIRTUES
AND THE UNAVAILING CONSOLATION
OF ERECTING THIS TRIBUTE
TO HER NAME.
THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM RINGSTED
DIED THE 26™ DECEMBER
1786, AGED 63 YEARS
THEY ARK BURIED IN A
VAULT BENEATH,
Inscription on wail immediately West of A r orth door in the
church at Southill^ co. Bedford.
715. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Makers initials, H. C.]
Inscribed:
Serjeant * Crane arm: ob: 29 - Dee: 1786 • aet: 49,
Buried at Kidderminster, co. Worcester, 3 January 1787.
Will dated 20 December 1782: “Knowing and Feelling that soon I must put
off this Body of Sin and death,” “To my wife o 3 ooo s one half of which shall go
to Becky or her children under her own disposal, if Becky has no child among my
relations as she also shall direct, the other ^5,000 I leave intirely to her own disposal.
To Becky on my death or her marrying, SicP (Codicil) : To my grandson Samuel
this day bom ^tgo, Grandson Henry f^ioo on coming to age. 3 June 1783.
(Codicil): On Becky's marriage ^4,000, 7 November 1786,
2$ March 1787. Abraham Wilkinson of Kidderminster, esquire, deposed that
Serjeant Crane of Kidderminster, esquire, died December 1786, in presence of Sarah
Crane, widow, and deponant's wife, Rebecca Wilkinson, deposes to finding the will.
The Rev. Thomas Tayler of Ely Place, Hoi bom, and Benjamin Hanley of Fleet
Street, mercer, swear to writing.
Administration granted 31 March 1787, to Rebecca Wilkinson, a daughter,
P.C.C. /14 Major.
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716. Gold, large oval head, with the initials C. C. B. in gold on hair.
Engraved at back of head :
Catharine Cecil Buckeridge Ob 1 7 Jan y 1787 JE t. 25,
717. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, M. G.]
Inscribed:
F b Lempriere * Esq : ob : 1 • Mar: 1787 • aet: 66.
Philip Lempriere was a younger son of Michael Lempriere, Seigneur of Didlament,
Jersey, and Jurat of the Royal Court, by Jane his wife, daughter of James Corbet
Will dated 15 April 1778, proved 11 May 1787, by Charles Lempriere, Thomas
Pipon, and Thomas Pipon the nephew: Philip Lempriere of Southampton, By
indenture made 20 May 1767, between (i) me and Mary my wife, late Mary We ekes,
only daughter and heir of Charles Weekes of Isle worth, co, Middlesex, gent;
{2) Charles Gould of Ealing, esquire, and John Boddington of Richmond, esquire;
lands in Devon expectant on the death of Charlotte Weekes (widow of Charles
Weekes) were settled on me for life and to my heirs. Nephew William Charles
Lempriere, son of my brother Charles Lempriere. Thomas Lempriere, second son
of same. To Philip D’Auverne of S* Owen, Jersey, who married my niece Jane
Record. Nephew the Rev. John Dupony, Rector of S c Owens. Nephew James
Pipon of Jersey. Niece Ann Pipon. Niece Susannah Pipon, wife of M r Janies
Pipon. Niece Sophia Lempriere. Brother Charles Lempriere. Sister Ann Lempriere,
l direct my executors to give Rings to such of my friends as they shall think proper.
Executors; Brother Charles and Thomas Pipon, H.M, Procurer, Jersey. {Codicil ):
My nephew Thomas Pipon, son of the late Thomas Pipon. Philip D’Au verne, son
of my niece Jane Record. His brother Francis D’Auveme, 10 February 1785.
{Codicil): ** I Philip Lempriere in consideration of the true friendship that subsist
between my worthy Friend M r Thomas Connington and me I do direct and desire
my Executors will get a Mourning Ring of the value of five Guineas to be given
to my worthy friend, and I also desire my said Executors will purchase a Pipe of
the best Port wine they can get, which I desire may be given to my worthy friend,
of which I desire his acceptance for his use and family*” l 6 February 1786.
7 May 1787. Nicholas de S* Croix of Hackney and Philip D'Auveme, esquire,
Commander H.M. “Narcissus,” swear to handwriting. PCC 221 Ma'or
718. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. [Makers initials, W. W.]
Inscribed :
Tho s Harwood • Esq: ob: 4 • Mar: 1787 • ae. 58.
Buried at Hitchin, co. Hertford, 15 March 1787.
Will dated 10 January 1786, with codicil dated 9 February 1787, proved 5 March
1787, by Joseph Barton, nephew : Thomas Harwood of Temple Dinsley, co. Hertford,
esquire. Brother John Harwood. Sister Ursula Barton. Nephew Joseph Barton.
Nephew Thomas Harwood and the other children of my brother John Harwood.
Niece Sarah, wife of Benjamin Kitchiner. PCC 126 Ma >r
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719- Gold, enamelled in white.
Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Peter • Lefevre ■ Esq : ob: 6 • Mar: 1787 • ae: 38.
March 6. “ Peter Lefevre, esq; of Bromley, Middl.” {Genii s Mag,, VoL L VIL
part i., page j66.)
Buried in the churchyard of S f Mary’s, Bromley S t Leonard, co, Middlesex,
9 March 1787,
Peter Lefevre was an unmarried brother of John Lefevre of Heckiield Place,
co, Hants, and of Old Ford, co. Middlesex, whose daughter and sole heir, Helena,
married Charles Shaw {who assumed on marriage the additional name of Lefevre),
and was mother of the Rt Hon hle Sir Charles Shaw Lefevre, G.C.B., Speaker of the
House of Commons 1839-57, w ho was created Viscount Eversley of Heckfield.
Will dated 26 October 1772, proved 20 March 1787, by John and Isaac Lefevre,
brothers, the executors: Peter Lefevre of Bromley Leonard, co. Middlesex, esquire.
“To be buried in my own Parish Church Yard. 3 ’ Cousin Sarah Stent. Brother
Isaac Lefevre of Stepney, co. Middlesex. Brother Leonard Lefevre of Stratford, co.
Essex. Sister Judith, wife of Charles Smith of Stratford. Sister Magdalen,
wife of William Currie of Poplar. Cousin Susanna, wife of James Still of East
Knoyle, co. Wilts. John Stent of East Knoyle, son to my late cousin John Stent of
Lisbon, deceased. London Hospital ^10. French Hospital ^50. Brother John
Lefevre of Old Ford.
8 March 1787. Jacob Yalloley of Cornhill (S* Michael), banker, and Stevens
Totton, witness to handwriting. PCC, 135 Major.
720. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. Inscribed:
John • Shrimpton • Esq: ob: 28 * Mar: 1787 • ae: 45.
“John Shrimpton Esq re Major of the Tower of London and an Alderman.
April 4 th 1787. Burial.” {Registers of High Wycombe , co. Buckingham.)
Will dated 3 October 1786, proved 7 May 1787, by Isaac Ring: “I John
Shrimpton of Chepping Wycombe, co. Buckingham, esquire. Major of H.M. Tower
of London.” Nieces Hester and Mary Shrimpton, daughters of my late brother
Samuel Shrimpton. Executors : Isaac Ring and John Bates. p g q Major
JOHN SHRIMPTON ESQ
MAJOR OF THE TOWER OF LONDON AND ALDERMAN
OF THIS BOROUGH, DTED MARCH 28 th 1787,
AGED 45 YEARS.
HE LEFT THE CHARACTER OF A BRAVE OFFICER
IN EVERY FART OF THE WORLD, AND AS AN
HONEST CITIZEN, A GENEROUS MAN, AND
A STEADY FRIEND, WAS UNIVERSALLY
REGRETTED BY THIS TOWN, AND CORPORATION.
Inscription on a tablet in the church at High Wycombe ,
co, Buckingham .
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721.
Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure weeping beside
a tomb, on which are the words: “Not lost but gone
before.” At back of head is engraved:
Hon bl * M r * Ann Cuningham died May 30 th 1787
Aged 67.
Hon bl * Ja‘ Arch d Napier born Feb y 5 th 1730 died
April 7 th 1791.
On the inside shoulders of shank is engraved:
Ann N. B. S. 27, 92. O. J. 15, 93.
M" Eliz Duncan Died Dec r 11, Aged 43, 1798.
722. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a male figure beside a tomb.
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Sam 1 Chambers • ob: 14 • June • 1787 ae: 54.
Will dated 13 March 1779, proved 16 August 1787, by Mary Chambers, relict:
Samuel Chambers of Maidstone, cornfactor. Sons Thomas and William Chambers
at 21. Son Samuel Chambers. Wife Mary Chambers.
Administration granted 26 June 1805, to Samuel Chambers, son. Further
administration granted 29 April 1823. P.C.C. 361 Major.
723. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with the initials P. S. in gold on a
plait of hair. At back of head is engraved:
Penelope Sheffield ob. 22 June 1787 aet. 24.
June 22. “At Streatham, the lady of Ro. Sheffield, esq.” ( Gent's Mag.,
Vol. L VII., part page 350.)
Penelope Pitches, daughter of Sir Abraham Pitches of Streatham, co. Surrey, was
the first wife of the Rev. Robert Sheffield, who succeeded his brother as 3rd baronet
4 February and died 26 February 1815.
724. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, P. B.]
Inscribed :
Mrs Eliz: Oglethorpe • ob: 26 • Oct: 1787 • ae: 78.
October 26. “At her seat, Cranham-hall, co. Essex, aged 77, Mrs. Eliz.
Oglethorpe, widow of the late Gen. Oglethorpe ...” {Gent’s Mag., Vol. LVII.,
part it., page 1023.)
“Elizabeth Oglethorpe (Widow of the late General James Oglethorpe) aged 77,
was buried Nov r 7.” {Registers of Cranham, co. Essex.)
Elizabeth Wright was the only daughter of Sir Nathan Wright of Cranham Hall,
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2nd baronet, by Elizabeth his 3rd wife, daughter of John Bowater of Coven try*
co, Warwick* She married 15 September 1744, General Tames Edward Oglethorpe
(see “ Dictionary of National Biography f VoL XIII, page 4j\ the founder of the
Colony of Georgia, w T ho died 1 July 17S5, and was buried at Cranham,
Will with five codicils dated 30 May 1786—11 September 1787, proved
2 November 1787, by Sarah Dickinson and Granville Sharpe: My husband's great’
nephew Eugene, Marquis of Bellegarde, now in the Dutch Service, the Manor
of Westbrooke, in Godaiming, eo* Surrey. Nephews John and Charles Apreece,
younger brothers of Sir Thomas Apreece, baronet, and their sister Dorothy Cole*
Princess of Ligne, niece of my late husband. Manor of Cranham Hall to Sir Thomas
Apreece. My Manor of Fairsted Hall, co* Essex, to Granville Sharpe of the Old
Jewry, London, esquire, for life, then to charitable uses at his discretion* Sole
executrix: M rs Sarah Dickenson* (Codicil): Count Bethisy, a relation of my
husband's* Granville Sharpe to be executor* 19 June 1786* pc C 507 Major
JAMES EDWARD OGLETHORPE
LIVED TILL THE I st OF JULY 1785.
HIS DISCONSOLATE WIDOW DIED THE 26™ OF OCT k 1787 IN
HER 79™ YEAR, AND IS BURIED WITH HIM IN THE VAULT
IN THE CENTER OF THIS CHANCEL
HER FORTITUDE OF MIND AND EXTENSIVE CHARITY DESERVE
TO BE REMEMBERED, THO' HER OWN MODESTY WOULD DESIRE
THEM TO BE FORGOT*
Inscription in Cranham Churchy co . Essex *
725* Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with a border in blue enamel;
in the centre is an urn beneath a willow, with the initials
T* C* Engraved at back of head:
Tho 1 Chandler Ob* 31 Oct* 1787 A it. 39.
October 31* “Mr. Thomas Chandler, many years an eminent coffin-maker and
undertaker at the side of Fleet-market." (GentIs MagVoL LVIJ *, part ii. ,
page 102 7,)
Will (undated): To be buried in Hampstead Churchyard. Wife Sarah* Four
daughters, Sarah, Mary Ann, Sophia and Matilda Chandler* Nephew Edward
Chandler* M r William Chandler, senior, and his wife. M r William Chandler, junior,
and his wife. To two Miss Chandlers, sisters to wife of William Chandler, junior,
Elizabeth Chandler, sister to William Chandler, junior.
12 November 1787. Thomas Chandler died 31 October 1787*
Administration granted 15 November 1787, to Sarah Chandler, relict. Further
administration granted 10 January 1797, to Sarah Chandler, spinster, the daughter,
I\ C. C. Major *
726* Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
John • Cook ■ esq : ob : 21 • Dec: 1787 ■ ae: 56-
224
J2J, Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with a female figure leaning
on a tomb, on which is the inscription :
Sus a Baker ob. 23 Dec 1787 ae. 65*
Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Geo : Burnell * ob : 3 • Feb : 1763 * ae : 40.
728. Gold, large oval head, with a plait of hair; upon a small ivory
tablet are the words: “In memory of an affectionate mother, 1 '
Engraved at back of head :
John Truman ob* 8 Jan y 1788 JE : 68.
729. Gold, marquise™shaped head, with the initials L S. in gold on
blue enamel. Engraved at back of head :
Isaac Sparks ob: 17 Jan: 1788 ae: 60.
Buried at Fording ton, co, Dorset, 21 January 1788,
Isaac Sparks of Langton Herring, co. Dorset, was the son of William Sparks, by
Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Isaac Bonnet. He married istly, 11 September 1754?
Martha, daughter of George Stuckey of Langport, co. Somerset, who died 22 November
1757, and andly, 19 December 1758, Miriam, daughter of Joseph Manuel of BIoxworth,
co. Dorset. (.S^ “Visitation of England and Wales f VoL ZZZ, page 126 1 )
Will dated 12 January 1781, proved 18 February 1788, by William and Isaac
Sparks, sons: Isaac Sparks of Forth!ngton, co. Dorset, gent. Indenture made 27
October 1766, between (1) me and wife Miriam, and (2) John Jacob oi Dorchester,
mercer, and Joseph Manuel of Bloxworth, co. Dorset, gent. On my marriage with
wife, sister of said Manuel, ^r,ooo was to be paid by Joseph Manuel, gent, her
father, since deceased. X settled £40 yearly on my said wife. Sons William,
Isaac and Joseph Sparks. Daughters Lucy, Martha and Miriam Sparks, spinsters.
Daughter Sarah. My first wife, mother of the said Sarah. FC C ICO Calvert
IN MEMORY OF
ISAAC SPARKS
BORN 29 AUGUST 1727 O.S.
DIED 17 JAN V 1788.
ALSO
MIRIAM HIS SECOND WIFE
WHO DIED 28 th APRIL l8ll
IN THE 74 tk YEAR OF HER AGE.
Inscription on a tomb in the churchyard at
Fordington , co. Dorset .
225
730. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a border of blue and white
enamel, within which is the figure of a man weeping beside
a tomb, inscribed: “Weep not for me but for yourself.”
Engraved at back of head :
Benjamin Pawley died 20 Jan y 1788 Ait. 50.
“ Buryings in January 1788. Benjamin Pawley, a Man. fever. 25 th .” ( Registers
of Si. Giles, Cripplegate, London .)
Will dated 16 January 1788, proved 22 January 1788, by Henry Bucklee and
Robert Barron (of Barbican, brazier), the executors: Benjamin Pawley of Red Cross
Street, in S* Giles, Cripplegate, gent. To my son William Pawley my gold snuff box.
Wife Mary Pawley. Daughter Sarah Pawley. P C C. 36 Calvert
731. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Tho s Edw ds Freeman • Jun r Esq: ob : 23 • Mar: 1788 • aet : 33.
March 23. “In Clifford-street, Thomas Edwards Freeman, jun. esq. M.P.
for Steyning, Sussex.” ( Gent Is Mag., Vol. LV 1 II. part i., page 277.)
1788. “April 4. Thomas Edwards Freeman Jun r Esq r buried.” ( Registers of
Bats ford, co. Gloucester .)
Thomas Edwards Freeman was the only son of Thomas Edwards, who took the
additional name of Freeman as heir t;o his mother Mary, daughter and heir to the
Rt. Hon ble Richard Freeman of Batsford, co. Gloucester, Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
He married Mary, daughter of John Curtis of Butcombe, co. Somerset; she died
2 February 1782, and was buried at Batsford. M.I. Their only child Elizabeth
married Sir Thomas Heathcote of Hursley, baronet, who assumed on marriage the
name of Freeman-Heathcote. (See “Notes” to “ Visitation of England and Wales,”
Vol. VII., page 151.)
Will dated 12 April 1783, proved 21 April 1788, by Thomas Edwards Freeman,
father, the sole executor: Thomas Edwards Freeman, the younger, of Clifford Street,
S l James’, Westminster, esquire. Father Thomas Edwards Freeman of Batsford,
co. Gloucester, esquire, my Chambers in Elm Court Temple. Brother-in-law John
Curtis of Butcombe, co. Somerset, esquire. Uncle Henry Reveley of Newby Wisk,
co. York, esquire. Uncle William Reveley of Grays Inn, esquire. Aunt Philadelphia,
widow of John Mitford, esquire. Her sons William Mitford of Gillwry, co. Hants,
esquire, and John Mitford of Lincoln’s Inn. Daughters Mary, Frances and
Philadelphia Mitford. My daughter and only child Elizabeth Freeman at age of 21.
P.C.C. 186 Calvert.
THOMAS EDWARDS FREEMAN, ESQ.
DIED THE 23 rd OF MARCH 1788
AND WAS BURIED IN THE FAMILY VAULT.
AS A SON—AS A HUSBAND—AS A FATHER
AS A FRIEND TO ALL MANKIND
HE HAD FEW EQUALS
AS A CHRISTIAN NO SUPERIOR.
Inscription at Batsford, co. Gloucester.
226
732 .
Gold, large octagonal head, with border in blue and white enamel, and
a lock of hair tied with pearls. Engraved at back of head:
Mary le Keux Ob. 16. May 1788 JE * 70.
“ Mary Lekeux relict of Peter Lekeux, esq: Church-street, Spital fields,”
{European Mag., VoL XIII, page 384.)
Will dated 20 December 1787, proved 20 June 1788, by said executrix: “Mary
Le Keux of Christ Church, Spittlefields, co* Middlesex, widow*” Hester Le Keux.
Hannah Le Keux. Daughter Mary Le Keux, sole executrix*
P. C. C> 308 Calvert .
733. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a skeleton, in the right hand of
which is a scythe and in the left an hour-glass, enamelled
in black and white, above a plait of hair. Inscribed round
on a gold border:
Died 18 May 1788 JE t. 52.
Engraved at back of head :
D r Clapham Ob: 24 Mar: 1785 aet. 34.
734. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked, [Maker’s initials, P. B,]
Inscribed :
Ann • Heycock • ob: 22 • July • 1788 • ae: 77.
735. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with hair, over which are the initials
I, F. in gold. Engraved at back of head:
Isabella Francis Ob. July 27 1788 JE t 69.
736. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a willow, beneath which are
two hearts. Above on a scroll are the words : “ Much love •
much mourn.” Engraved at back of head :
James Vaughan ob: 3 Aug* 1788 JEt: 56.
Buried at Enfield, co. Middlesex, 10 August 1788. _
James Vaughan married Sarah, daughter of Robert Piggott of Enfield {see Ring
336), and was executor to the will of his sister-in-law Frances Piggott {see
Ring No * 701).
Will dated 2 May 1788, with codicil dated 2 June 1788, proved 23 August 178b,
by Sarah Vaughan, relict, and Sarah Vaughan, daughter: James Vaughan of Enfield,
227
CO. Middlesex, tanner and farmer. Sister-in-law Deborah Barnard and her son John
Barnard the sum of five guineas each for a Ring. To my much esteemed friend
Thomas Mawe, Steward to his Grace the Duke of Leeds, a Ring of two guineas value.
Wife Sarah Vaughan. Daughter Sarah Vaughan. Son James Vaughan. Late sister-
in-law Frances Piggott. p c c 4iy Calvert
737. Gold, marquise-shaped head, on which is an urn, with the initials
R. R. At back of head is engraved :
Reb Ray died 14 th Aug* 1788 Aged 80.
1788. “ Aug sl T9. M re Rebecca Ray, relict of the late M r William Ray, daughter
of the late M r James Smyth of Stow Bedon in Norfolk, aged 80 years.” (.Registers of
Tannington, co. Suffolk.)
Will dated 28 January 1769, with two codicils dated respectively 30 July 1771
and 29 May 1772, proved at Tannington 21 September 1788: Rebecca Ray of
Tannington, co. Suffolk, widow. I desire to be buried near my husband. To my
cousin Brett. To my brothers and sisters. My three sons and the wife of my son
William to each a Ring. My relation known by name of John Brown. My sons
James and Charles and six daughters. Executors: my daughter Lydia and cousin
Brett. To the poor of Stow Bedon, co. Norfolk, £50. To the poor of Tannington
£50. My grandchildren Ann and Rebecca Clayton at age of 21. To my daughter
Elizabeth a watch. Arch . 0 j Su ff 0 i k> £k _ I? S8 % fo. 79 b.
738. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Ja* Blades • ob: 13 • Sep : 1788 • ae: 27.
September 13. “At his brother’s house on Ludgate-hill, Mr. James Blades.”
(Gent's Mag., Vo/. L VIII., part //., page 841.)
739. Gold, marquise-shaped head, painted with a pedestal with pyramid
top, upon which is an urn, inscribed on base: “ Affection
weeps, Heaven rejoices,” and a female figure under a willow
leaning against the tomb. Surrounded by a blue enamel and
engraved band. Inscribed :
Tho s Baker ob 25 Sep 1788 JE 22.
Will dated 17 September 1788, proved 16 October 1788, by John Baker, brother,
the sole executor: Thomas Baker of Well Street, Well Close Square, London, linen
draper, now residing at Rodmersham, co. Kent. Mother Elizabeth Baker. Sister
Elizabeth Dangerfield. To my much respected friends John Craven and his wife,
Matthew Craven, John Leach and his wife, John Whitfield, William Baker and
Frances his wife, the Rev. John Timms and his wife, and John Timms their nephew,
and M r and M rs Taylor, one Ring each of two guineas value. Residue to brother
John Baker. P.C.C. 471 Calvert.
228
740, Gold, oval-shaped head, blue enamel centre with the initials S. B,
in gold, with a white enamel border, inscribed: “ What - thou
hast ■ lost * Heaven * has * in * store/ 1 Engraved at back
of head:
Sydey Brooks Ob: 27 Sep 1788 JEt 57,
“Sydey Brooks buried 5 th October 1788, aged 57,” {Registers of St BotolpPs ,
B isfioftsgate, London.)
Will dated 30 August 1765, proved 7 October 1788, by Hannah Brooks, relict:
Sydey Brooks of S c Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, grocer. Wife Elizabeth Brooks,
{Codicil): On my second marriage wife Hannah Brooks to be sole executrix (undated),
BCC. 4/0 Calvert
741. Gold, large oval head, with a tomb outlined in gold on a back¬
ground of hair. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
o
Mary ■ Pollard • ob: 7 ■ Oct * 1788 ■ JE 52.
October 7, “In Aidersgate-street, Mrs, Pollard, wife of Mr. P. tobacconist.
She had just returned from drinking tea at a friend's house in Fleet-street, and
was suddenly seized with a violent pain in her stomach, which put an end to her
life before any assistance could be had” {Gent's Mag ., VoL LVIII ., part it,
page 936. )
742. Gold, oval head, with a girl standing beside a tomb, on which are
the words: “Not lost, but gone before/ 1 Engraved at back
of head :
Jeremiah Davies Clerk died 12: Oet r 1788.
The Rev. Jeremiah Davies, Rector of Aveton Gifford, co, Devon, son of Richard
Davies of Bishopston, co, Glamorgan, was of Jesus College, Oxford, and matriculated
21 October 1737, aged 19, B.A, 1741, M.A. 1747- He was buried at Bishopston
29 October 1788,
Will dated 31 March 1782, with codicil dated 27 June 1788, proved 12 November
1788, by Mary Davies, relict: Rev, Jeremiah Davies of Aveton Gififard, co, Devon,
Clerk. To be burled In Bishopston Churchyard, co. Glamorgan, as near ray late
father M r Richard Davies of Killay as may be. Wife Mary Davies. Sisters Mary
Davies and Elizabeth Thomas, wife of John Thomas of Norton, Nieces Elizabeth,
Mary and Jane Thomas. Nephews Richard and John Jones. Nieces Jane and Maria
Jones. Mother Ml* Jane Davies, RC.G 330 Calvert
229
743 * Gold, oval head, with a plait of grey hair, surrounded by a border
of black and white enamel Engraved at back of head :
In Memory of Betty Downing Ob 13 Oct r 1788 JEt 71.
Will dated 2 May 1788, proved 15 June 1789, by John Buncombe and Joshua
Cuff, the executors: I Betty Downing of Bishops hull, co. Somerset, widow. Daughter
Joan Jarman Slatter, wife of Robert Slatter of Haslebury, co. Somerset, gent,
"Daughter Sarah, wife of Joshua Cuff of Combe S fc Nicholas, co, Somerset, soap boiler.
Daughter Grace, wife of Samuel Scott of Sherborne, co. Dorset, gent. Daughter
Mary, wife of William Pitcher of Merriott, co. Somerset, gent, John Buncombe of
Bishopshull, gent Daughter Elizabeth, wife of Richard Parminter of Ilnrinster,
minister. Rev. William Blake of Crewkerne. pQC J1/0 Machan _
744. Gold, enamelled in black. Mall marked. Inscribed:
Peter ■ Gaussen ■ Esq : ob: 20 * Nov: 1788: se: 66.
tc Nov. 20. Peter Gaussen, esq one of the oldest directors of the Bank."
{European Afag ., VoL XI K, page 3$2.)
“17S8. Nov: 28. Peter Gaussen, Esq r in the Chancel." (Registers of
St Helen*Blshopsgate y London )
(Jean) Pierre Gaussen was the eldest son of Paul Gaussen of the Town of Geneva,
by Catherine his wife, sister of Jacques Vial de Beaumont, Syndic of Geneva. He
was a Director of the East India Company* of the Bank of England (12 April 1774)1
and of the French Hospital 1779. He married at S E Helen's, Bishopsgate, London,
16 January 1755, his cousin Anna Maria, daughter of Samuel Bosanquet of the
Forest House, co. Essex; she died, aged 70, and was buried at S* Helen's, Bishopsgate,
14 December 1804, Their daughter Mary married the Rev. Richard Whittingham,
Vicar of Potton, co. Bedford.
Will dated 13 September 1782, proved 28 November 1788, by Charles Pole and
Samuel Robert Gaussen : Peter Gaussen of S l Helen’s, London, merchant. To be
buried in S l Helen's. Settlements dated 15 January 1755, previous to my marriage
with Anna Maria, daughter of Samuel Bosanquet, esquire (since deceased). I and
my said wife have for several years last past lived separate and apart, but before our
separation we had several children born, of whom survive son Samuel Robert Gaussen
and daughter Jane, married to William Franks, Junior, esquire (marriage settlements
made in the year 17S0), and daughter Mary, also married. Foundling Hospital
^100. Christ's Hospital p£ioo. Magdalen Hospital ^100. Small Pox Hospital
^£100, Bethel Hospital at Norwich ^£100. French Hospital ,£400. French
Church, Threadneedle Street, ,£200. I give a Ring of £ioo to William Franks,
esquire, and to his lady alike a Ring of £100, My brother David Francis Gaussen.
P.C. C . 337 Calvert .
745. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Edw: Wallis • ob: 3 ■ Dec: 1788 ■ ae: 54.
Buried at S c Andrew’s, Hoi born, London, 8 December 17S8.
Will dated 26 November 1788, proved 12 December 1788, by John Wallis,
brother, and Walter West coate: Edward Wallis of Snow Hill, tobacconist. Brother
John Wallis of Finedon, co. Northampton, gent. Daughter Ann Wallis. Wife Mary
Wallis. Sons Richard and Edward Wallis. Daughter Sarah Wallis.
P.C.C . 631 Calvert
230
746. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure seated beside a
tomb on which are the words: “Not lost, but gone before.”
Above is a cherub holding a coffin and a scroll, upon which
is inscribed: “To bliss. ’ The whole surrounded by a border
of white enamel. Engraved at back of head :
Gaisford Gibbs Ob 25 Dec r 1788 JE t. 15.
Gaisford Gibbs was the only son of Gaisford Gibbs of Heywood House in
Westbury, co. Wilts, by Elizabeth Mai travers his wife.
747. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, W. H.]
Inscribed :
Eliz: Withers • died • 10 ■ Feb: 1789 • aged ■ 72.
748. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, j. H,]
Inscribed :
John ■ Eli 1 Sawbridge Esq: ob 28 • Feb: 1789 JE: 75.
John Elias Sawbridge was the 3rd son of Jacob Sawbridge of Olantigb, co. Kent,
M.F. for Crick lade, co. Wilts, and a Director of the South Sea Company, by
Elizabeth bis wife, daughter and heir of John Fisher; he was buried at Wye, co.
Kent, 8 March 1789.
Will dated 12 September 1780, proved 9 March 1789, by John Sawbridge, esquire,
nephew: John Elias Sawbridge of Canterbury, esquire. Nephew r Jacob Sawbridge,
esquire. Niece Catherine, wife of Thomas Heron of Chilham Castle, co. Kent, esquire.
Nephew Samuel Elias Sawbridge. Nephew John Sawbridge and Ann his wife.
P. C. C, 168 Machan.
749, Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Tho s Duke * of * Leeds ob : 23 Mar * 1789 * ae 75,
March 23. “ At his house in S c James's-square, in his 76th year, the Most Noble
Thomas Osborne. Duke of Leeds, Marquis of Carmarthen, Earl of Dan by, Viscount
Latimer and Dumblain, Baron Osborne of Kiveton, knight of the most noble order
of the Garter, baronet, one of His Majesty’s most honourable privy council, LL. D.
and F.R.S. , . {Gent's Mag., VoL LIX part page 28X .)
“The most illustrious Prince Thomas Osborne, Duke of Leeds, Marquess of
Carmarthen, Earl of Danby, Viscount Latimer and Dunblaine, Baron of Kiveton
23 1
and Baronet, and Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, departed this life
March the 23 rd 1789, and was interred April the 7 th in the same year. /Et. 75*”
{Registers of Hart hill, co . York.)
Thomas, Duke of Leeds, K.G., was the son of Peregrine Hyde, Duke of Leeds,
by Elizabeth his 1st wife, daughter of Robert (Harley), 1st Earl of Oxford, Lord
High Treasurer. He was born 6 November 1713, and succeeded his father as
4th Duke 9 April 1731; educated at Westminster and Christ Church, Oxford,
being created D.C.L. 1733; became F.R.S. in 1739, and was elected K.G. 22 June
1749, and Privy Councillor in 1757. He married at S x Mar tin Vi n-the-Fi elds, West¬
minster, 26 June 1740, Mary, daughter and coheir of Francis, Earl of Godolphin,
by his wife, Henrietta, Duchess of Marlborough, eldest daughter and coheir of the
great Duke; she died 3 August, and was buried at Harthill 12 August ^64.
Will dated 3 November 1784, with codicil dated 15 November 1786, proved
22 April 1789, by Francis, Duke of Leeds: u I Thomas, Duke of Leeds, Knight
of the Most Noble Order of the Garter/' Son Francis, Baron Osborne of Kiveton,
co. York, commonly called Marquis of Carmarthen, sole executor. To Juliana,
Countess of Portman, 100 guineas to buy her a Ring, My best mourning brilliant
diamond Ring to my said son and my sapphire Ring set round with diamonds to my
grand-daughter, Lady Mary Osborne, and my ruby Ring with four brilliants to John
Jackson of Red Lion Square, co, Middlesex. I desire that my body may be interred
at Harthill amongst the remains of my ancestors, and that my executor will take
care that my funeral may be in every respect as exactly like to the funeral of mv
wife, the late Duchess of Leeds, as it possibly can be. Grandson George William
Frederick, Earl of Dan by, granddaughter Lady Mary Henrietta Juliana Osborne,
grandson Lord Francis Osborne. />, C .C. 208 Machan.
750. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Jn° • Barnsley Esq: ob: 27 • Mar: 1789 • as: 78.
751. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, J. C.]
Inscribed :
Mary • Perks ob : 1 • Apr : 1789 • aet: 73.
1789. il April 5. Mary Perks, spinster/' {Register of Burials , Ludlow ,
co, Salop .)
Will dated 17 January 1787, proved 5 October 1789, by Ann Cowdell: Mary
Perks of Ludlow, co. Salop, spinster. Niece Ann, wife of Richard Cowdell of
Ludlow, apothecary. p c c 5 q8 Machan.
752. Gold, oval head, with the initials A, P, in gold upon some hair.
Engraved at back of head :
Ann Porter ob: 5 May 1789 JE : 63.
232
753 - Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked, [Makers initials, L W.]
Inscribed :
Mary • Wightman - ob : 23 * May ■ 1789 * se: 75.
Will dated 4 July 1700, proved at York 3 November 1789, by Mary Wightman,
spinster, daughter and sole executrix: Mary Wightman of the City of York, widow.
I devise all such real estates as I may be entitled to from my late sister M rs Jane
Ash, my late father M r Christopher Ash and my late uncle M r Metcalfe Ash or any
of them, unto and to the use of my only son Christopher Wightman, esquire, subject
to the payment of an annuity of ^ro to Mary Westerman, late servant to my said
sister* in consideration of her faithful services to her and in compliance with a
promise I have heard my sister make to the said Mary Westerman in her lifetime.
And I give to my said son twenty guineas for mourning to be paid to him by
my executrix immediately after my decease. 1 give to my daughter M rs Isabella
Thoresby, wife of Thomas Thoresby of London, esquire, ten guineas for mourning,
and to Thomas Thoresby and Ann Thoresby, her son and daughter, ten guineas for
mourning. I give to the managers of the lunatic asylum without Boot ham Rarre,
near the city of York, I give all my money and the residue of my personal
estate unto my daughter Mary Wightman, and I appoint her sole executrix.
Witnesses : Vi m Jameson, Mich 1 Ellis, Sarah Reeves.
York Wills , VoL ijjj fa, 627.
754, Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked, [Maker's initials, I. P.]
Inscribed :
Mary • Nelson • ob: 4 ■ July • 1789 ae: 91.
1789, “Mary Nelson, widow (late Mary Eland, spinster) was buried July 8 th
aged 91 Years,” {Registers of Hilborough , co. Nbtfolk ,)
Mary Bland was the daughter of John Bland of Pety Cury, Cambridge, baker, and
Thomasine his wife; she married in 1717, the Rev. Edmund Nelson, Rector of
llilborough, co, Norfolk, who was buried 23 October 1747, and was by him the
grandmother of Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson {see “ Visitation of England and
Wales? VoL XIIL t page 186).
Will dated 6 August 1769, proved 4 September 1789, by Mary Nelson, daughter,
the sole executrix : Mary Nelson of Hilborough, co. Norfolk, widow. Daughter Mary
Nelson. Daughter Alice Rolfe. Daughter Thom as in Goully.
PX.a 4.67 Machan,
IN MEMORY
OF EDMUND NELSON, CLERK
RECTOR OK THIS PARISH 13 YEARS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCT. 19™
ANNO DOM, 1747
AGED 54,
AND ALSO
OF MARY HIS WIFE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY THE 4 th 1789
AGED 91 YEARS,
Inscription in Hilborough Churchy co . Norfolk .
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755 - Gold, marquise-shaped head, with seated female figure weeping
beside an urn, with the letters J E on the pedestal, and
above the words: “Affection weeps.” Engraved at back
of head :
James Eykelbosch Ob. 21 July 1789 /Et. 40.
Will dated 13 June 1789, proved 28 July 1789, by Gertrude Eykelbosch, relict,
the executrix: James Eykelbosch of Princes Street, S* JamcSj co. Middlesex. Wife
Gertrude Eykelbosch. Son Thomas Eykelbosch. PC C j6i Machan
756. Gold, circular head, with earl’s coronet and the initial C in small
diamonds on hair. Engraved inside :
Susanna Countess of Castlehaven Ob: 29 July 1798 {sic)
July 31. “At Southampton, Susannah Countess-dowager of Castlehaven, relict
of the late John Touchet Earl of C. of the kingdom of Ireland, and Baron Audley
of England. . * P (GenPs MagVoL LIX ., part tt\, page 765)
Susannah I) rax, daughter of Henry Drax of Ellerton Abbey, co. York, married
rstly William Cracroft, Alderman of London, and imdly John Talbot, Sth Earl of
Castlehaven, who died shortly after marriage 22 April 1777.
757. Gold, large marquise-shaped head, with a plait of hair. Engraved
at back of head :
D Godbold Ob* 21 Aug* 1789 JE * 54.
« Delariviere Godbold, buried, 27 Aug. 1789.” {Registers of Pakenham, co, Suffolk)
Delariviere Discipline was younger daughter and coheir of Thomas Discipline of
Bury S l Edmunds, co. Suffolk, esquire, by Merilina his 2nd wife, daughter of Sir
Thomas Spring of Pakenham, co. Suffolk, 3rd baronet. She married (marriage licence
at Bury S‘ Edmunds dated 30 January 1766) John Godbold of Bury S l Edmunds,
esquire, who died 4 October 1822 (see Gent.’s Mag., Vol. XCII., fart n., page 375 )■
758. Gold, oblong head, containing grey hair, surrounded by crystals.
At back of head is engraved :
John Glegg Esq r ob: 26 Aug* 1789 jEt. 37.
August 26. “At Baldock, James Glegg, esq.” (Gent.’s Mag., Vol. LIX., part u.,
page 862.)
Will dated i December 17S7, proved 25 September 1789, by James Shrapnell,
John Folgate and Isabella Glegg, widow: John Glegg of Baldock, co. Hertford, gent.
My farm, “Three Colt Farm,” at Old Ford in Bow, co. Middlesex. Farm at Keigham,
co. Leicester. Wife Isabella Glegg. My children. P.C.C. 439 Machan.
2 34
[Will dated 2 September 17S9, proved 17 September 1789, by Mary Green, spinster,
the sole executrix : Elizabeth Davies of S l Mary 1 c Bone, spinster. Cousin Mary, wife
of George Browne of Westminster Fire Office, Her daughter Amelia Wilhelmina
Browne. Mary Green, daughter of my cousin Hannah, wife of James Green,
P.C.C. 4S5 Machan .]
760, Gold, large oval head, with a female figure holding a garland of
roses and forget-me-nots near an urn upon a pedestal, on
which are the initials E. S. Above the figure is a dove.
Underneath the head is engraved :
Edward Shute, ob 1 16 th Sep r 1789 JEt 60.
September 16. “Mr, Edward Shute, many years bag-bearer, and one of the
ushers of the Court of Exchequer at Westminster/’ {Gent's Mag., VoL LIX.,
part it., page 8661 )
“ Edward Shoots of the Kings Bench Walks, Inner Temple, was buried In the
churchyard Sepr. 23, 1789, by the Revd, M r Smith.” {Registers of the Temple
Church , Londonl)
Edward Shute left no surviving issue by his wife Grace, who was buried In the
Temple Churchyard 17 August 1794. Administration granted 1 October 1789, to
Grace Shute, relict.
761. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with the initials J. D. in gold on
hair, with a black enamel border. Inscribed :
M r * Jane • Davies • ob: 28 * Oct: 1789 • JE t: 58.
762. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, M. G.]
Inscribed :
Sir: J: L: Kaye • Bart: ob : 27 • Nov. 1789 • JE : 64.
November 27. “Found dead in his bed, Sir Jn, Lister Kaye, hart, of Grange,
near Huddersfield, co, York. He is succeeded by his son, Capt, Jn. K. of the
Prince of Wales’s own reg. of light dragoons.” {Gent's Mag., VoL LJXpart It.,
page 1150 .)
Buried “ in the vault of the Lister Kayes” at Flockton, co. York, 7 December 1789.
Sir John Lister Kaye of Den by Grange in Kirkheaton, co. York, baronet, was
the son of Sir John Lister Kaye of Denby Grange, by Ellen his 1st wife, daughter
of John Wilkinson of Greenhead, co, York, He was bora 26 June 1725, and was
of Lincoln College* Oxford* He succeeded his father as 5th baronet 5 April 1752*
and was Sheriff for co* York 1761* He was succeeded by his half-brother,
D r Richard Kaye, Dean of Lincoln, the 6th and last baronet.
Will dated 1 August 1788, proved at York 21 December 1789: Sir John Lister
Kaye of Den by Grainge, in the county of York, baronet* To Mary Walker of
Portland Street, in the parish of S t Marylebone (who is the mother of my three
natural children, John Kaye, now an officer in one of His Majesty's troops of
Dragoons, Wilkinson Lister Kaye, now an infant of 14 years, and Mary Scott, wife
of William Fenton Scott of Wood hall, in the county of York, esquire), £200 per
annum, and to Benjamin Hainsworth of Flockton, in the county of York, as
compensation for the loss of an arm in my service, jQio per annum. All my lands
to my said son, John Kaye and his heirs, with reversion to William Lister Kaye and
Mary Scott in turn. I appoint Sir Bellingham Graham, baronet, Sir Henry
Mainwaring, baronet, and William Fenton Scott, executors. f 0 figg
763. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure seated beside a
tomb, on which are the words: "Not lost but gone before,”
Above is a cherub holding a scroll, on which are the words :
“To bliss,” Shank enamelled in black* Inscribed:
T: Wych • died - 15 * Dec: 1789 • aged * 59,
764. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with urn and pedestal, and initials
L P. in gold, ivory and blue enamel on a background of
hair. Engraved at back of head :
Mrs Jane Porter died 25 Dec r 1789 Aged 64,
December 25. “Suddenly, Mrs, Porter, wife of the Rev* Mr. P. of Blankney,
co. Lincoln." (Gent's Mag. y VoL LIX. y part « 1 , page 1214)
1789* Burials, “ Dec r 31 st * Jane wife of the Rev d Tho* Porter*” (Registers of
Blankney , co, Lincoln .)
NEAR THIS PLACE
ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS
OF THOMAS AND JANE PORTER
THE LATTER DIED SUDDENLY
ON THE 25 th OF DEC r 1789
AGED 64,
THE FORMER, LONG AFFLICTED,
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
ON THE 14™ OF AUGUST 180O
AGED 76.
HE WAS 30 YEARS PREBENDARY
OF THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
OF SOUTHWELL,
AND FOR FORTY YEARS
RECTOR OF THIS PARISH.
Inscription ett Blankney , co. Lincoln *
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765* Gold, large oval head, set with a crystal, under which is painted
an urn standing on a pedestal, and beside it a seated female
figure. Above on a scroll are the words : u Sacred will I keep
thy dear remains.” Surrounding this is a border of blue
enamel. Engraved at back of head :
Tho s Davis Jackson Ob 31 Dec r 1789 JEt 17,
766. Gold, marquise-shaped head, surrounded by small diamonds, with
weeping female figure under a willow beside a tomb.
Inscribed :
Andrew Churchyard ob 1789*
At back of head is engraved an earl's coronet and the initial E,
767. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Peter Goodwin Esq: ob: 26 Jan: 1790 ae: 53,
[Will dated 13 July 1782, proved 27 February 1790, by Rachel Goodwin, widow;
Peter Goodwin of the City of Bristol, mercer. Wife Rachel Goodwin,
P, C, C. 77 Biskopi]
768, Gold, oblong head, with an urn on a pedestal in gold,
ornamented with pearls. Inscribed :
Thomas Buxton ob 15 June 1790 ae 64,
Will dated 5 April 1784, proved 1 July 1790, by William Young and Stephen
Powell, the executors; Thomas Buxton of Christ Church, co. Middlesex, carpenter.
Wife Sarah Buxton, Daughter Susannah Swain. Son Samuel Buxton,
P. C. C> ji? Bishop .
769. Gold, enamelled in white, with black border* [Maker's initials,
W. H,] Inscribed:
Rev* 1 W: G: Ayerst ob: 10 Sep: 1790 • se‘ 32.
September to. “Rev. Wm, Gunsley Ayrcst, Rector of Eastbridge in Kent”
( Gent's MagVoL LX., part //., page 864 .)
Of Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1780, M.A. 17S3.
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77o. Gold, oblong head, with a knot of grey hair, fastened with a
band of gold wire and pearls, surrounding which is the
inscription in blue enamel:
Eliza • Menuret • ob: 19 Sep: 1790 • ae: 65.
771. Gold, oval head, with an urn and a pedestal, on which is
inscribed: “Not lost but gone before.” Engraved at back
of head :
Josp h Howland ob: 14 Nov r 1790 JE t. 64.
Frances Howland ob: 6 Mar 1788 JE t. 62.
November 13. “Mr. Jos. Howland, of Thame, Oxon, many years an eminent
carrier there.” (Gent’s Mag., Vo/. LX., part ii., page 1057.)
Joseph Howland buried at Thame 19 November 1790.
Frances Howland buried at Thame 10 March 1788.
Will dated 5 August 1790, proved 29 November 1790, by Joseph and Thomas
Howland, sons, the executors: Joseph Howland of New Thame, in Thame, co.
Oxford, gent. Sons Solomon, Joseph and Thomas Howland. Robert Howland
(now abroad). Daughter Mary, wife of Edward Burnard. Daughters Elizabeth
and Ann Howland. Elizabeth, wife of son Joseph and Elizabeth his daughter.
Brother Robert Howland.
P.C.C. 513 Bishop.
772. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Jane • D ss of • Atholl • b: 1754 • M : 1774 • D: 1790.
1754. May 20. “Lady Cathcart,—of a daughter.” ( Ge/it.’s Mag., Vo/. XXIV,
page 243.)
1774. December 26. “The Most Noble John, Duke of Atholl, a minor, and
the Hon. Jane Cathcart, of this parish, a minor. Married by Special Licence in
the dwelling-house of the R l Hon. Lord Cathcart in Grosvenor Place, by consent
of Charlotte, Dow r Duchess of Atholl and Baroness Strange, mother of the said John,
Duke of Atholl, and by consent of Charles, Lord Cathcart, father of the said Jane.”
(Registers of St. George’s, Hanover Square, London .)
1790. December 5. “At four o’clock in the afternoon, after a short illness,
with which she was seized in coming from Scotland, at his Grace’s house in
Hanover-square, the most noble Jane Duchess of Athol. She was sister to
Lord Cathcart, and married to the Duke of Athol Dec. 26, 1774? by whom she
has had issue four sons and four daughters.” (Gent.’s Mag., Vol. LX. part ii.,
page 1150.)
The Hon blc Jane Cathcart was eldest daughter of Charles, 9th Lord Cathcart,
by Jean, daughter of Lord Archibald Hamilton. Her husband was the 4th Duke
of Atholl, and succeeded his father, the 3rd Duke, 5 November 1774 (see Bing
No. 474), shortly before their marriage. She was buried at Dunkeld Cathedral
30 December 1790.
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773 - Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials,
W. H.] Inscribed:
John • Lane • ob: 7 • Dec: 1790 • aet: 77.
“Dec. 13, 1790. M r John Lane, Farmer. 77. Cold & fever. Dec. 7.”
(Register of burials , Eivelme , co . Oxford.)
‘‘One Lane a farmer in Oxfordshire” married Sarah, daughter of Thomas Day
of Ockalls in Bray, co. Berks, by Sarah his wife (see Ring No. 17(f), and sister of
Ralph Day of Maidenhead, co. Berks (see Ring No. 433) ; she died 24 December
1802, aged 83.
Will dated 28 November 1790, proved 17 December 1790, by the Rev. John
Halse and Joseph Glaspole: John Lane of Ewelme, co. Oxford. To be buried
in Ewelme churchyard. My sisters-in-law Joan, Elizabeth and Amy Day. Radclifle
Infirmary jQ20. £$0 for Ewelme Church. My wife. P C C 338 Bishop
774. Gold, enamelled in black. [Makers initials, I. P.] Inscribed:
Tim y Hollis • Esq: Died • 14 • Dec: 1790 • aged • 82.
“December 15. Timothy Hollis, esq Great Ormond-street.” (European Mag .,
Vol. XVIII, page 480.)
“Timothy Hollis, Esq re Buried in y e Parish Chancel vault Dec r ye 20, 1790.
(Registers of Trinity Church, Mmories , co. Middlesex.)
Timothy Hollis was brother of Hannah Edwards (see Ring No. 384).
Will dated 13 August 1774, with eleven codicils dated 30 June 1775—8 August
1789, proved 24 December 1790, by Hollis Edwards, esquire, nephew’ and sole
executor: Timothy Hollis of S l Mary Axe, London. To be buried in Trinity
Church, Minories, near my sister Mary Winnocks. Nephew John Hollis, lands at
East and West Leak, co. Nottingham. His sister Hannah Anthony. Their mother
Susannah, widow of my brother Isaac Hollis. Sister Hannah Edwards and her
eldest daughter Hannah Edwards, her second daughter Mary Unwin, third daughter
Sarah Barret. Sister Ann Solly. Nephew Isaac Solly, her eldest son, Samuel Solly,
second son, Edward Solly, third son. Sister Elizabeth Ashurst, her grand-daughter
Elizabeth Hoghton. Nephew Hollis Edwards. (Codicil): Of Great Ormond Street,
Middlesex, esquire. 14 January 1783. (Codicil): Niece Elizabeth Magendie, late
Hoghton. 13 February 1786. (Codicil): I leave it in the discretion of my executor
to give Mourning Rings to w’hom he shall think proper. 14 October 1786.
P.C.C. 334 Bishop.
775. Gold, oval head, with an urn formed in mother-of-pearl, gold wire
and seed-pearls, beneath a willow. Engraved at back of
head :
Maria Woodbridge Ob. 19 Dec r 1790 JEt. 29.
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776. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure seated by a
pedestal, upon which is an urn. Inscription on pedestal :
“ Not lost but gone before,” above which is a cherub
holding a crown. Engraved at back of head :
John Gurr died 24 Dec r 1790 Aged 55 Y s .
December 24. “ At Chatham, Mr. Gurr, sen. master of the Crown and Anchor
there.” ( Gent's Mag., Vol. LX., part ii., page 1154.)
Buried at S* Mary’s, Chatham, co. Kent, 31 December 1790.
777. Gold, large oval head, with a bow of hair, surrounded with a
border of blue and white enamel. Engraved at back of head :
Cha s Martin Esq r ob. 26 Dec r 1790 JE t. 61.
December 26. “ Mr. Charles Martin, an eminent cheesemonger in Lower
Thames-street.” ( Gent's Mag., Vol. LX., part ii., page 1154.)
Buried at S l Dunstan’s-in-the-East, co. Middlesex, “in the South Isle under
Smiths stone” 2 January 1791.
Will dated 12 January 1790, proved 5 January 1791, by William and Charles
Martin, the executors: Charles Martin of S l Dunstan-in-the-East. Brother Joseph
Martin. Sister Jane Barnard. Nephew John Martin. Niece Elizabeth Barnard.
Niece Mary Martin. Nephew Obadiah Martin. Nephew William Martin. Niece
Martha Martin. Executors : brother William Martin and nephew Charles Martin.
P.C.C. 29 Bevor .
Administration granted 18 March 1828, to Charles Martin, son of Charles Martin,
the executor.
778. Gold, oblong head, with hair, upon which is a tomb in gold and
ivory, having on the pedestal the initials D. R. Rngraved
at back of head :
In Memory of M rs Dorothy RactclifT Ob* Jan: 3,
1791, JE t: 35 -
January 3. “ At Tristram Ratclifie’s esq. in Sloane-street, Mrs. Dorothy Ratclifle.”
( Gent.'s Mag., Vol. LXL, part page 92.)
Dorothy RactclifT was the wife of Tristram Ractcliffe of Vere in Jamaica, and was
herself owner of sugar plantations in that island. Her husband died 23 November
1791, leaving issue three sons and one daughter.
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Hall marked.
Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Andrew ■ Johnston * Esq: died
Feb: 1791 ■ aged * 65.
“Feb. 25. Andrew Johnston, esq Tavistock-street Bedford’Square” (. European
Mag,, VoL XIX., page
“Andrew Johnston buried March 4 th 1791.” [Registers of Si. John's, Hampstead,
co. Middlesex .)
Will dated 7 February 1791, proved 18 March 1791* by William Johnston, son
and sole executor: Andrew Johnston of Tavistock Street, Bedford Square. Son
William Johnston. Daughter Margaret Johnston. Niece Diana Cry stall. Nephew
John Home. To my worthy friend Doctor Robert Maciaurin five guineas to be
disposed of in a Ring. U I have sometimes indulged a wish to be buried in the
South-West quarter of Hampstead Churchyard near where my Mother and Sister,
M** Morrill were interred*” n ^ ™
P.C.C. ijj Bevor.
Gold, marquise-shaped head, engraved, border enamelled in black,
in the centre a painted urn upon a plait of hair. Engraved
at back of head :
Edw d Buller ob. 25 Mar. 1791 IE. 38.
March 25. “At Bath, Edw, Buller, esq. of Port Looe, Cornwall, brother to
Judge B.” {Gent's Mag., VoL LXIpart L, page J&2.)
“ Mar: 30. Edward Buller, Esq. Under M r Dapper’s monument.” {Registers of
Bath Abbey, co. Somerset.)
Edward Buller was the 3rd son of James Buller of Downes, co. Devon, by
Lady Jane Bathurst his 2nd wife, daughter of Allen, 1st Earl Bathurst; and brother
of Sir James Buller, baronet, Justice of the Common Pleas. He married Mary,
daughter and heir of John Hoskyn of Port Looe.
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 17 May 1791, to Mary Buller, relict.
NEAR THIS PLACE
LIES THE BODY OF
EDWARD BULLER OF PORTLOOE
IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL, ESQ a
HE WAS THE YOUNGEST SON OF
JAMES BULLER OF MORVAL
IN THE SAME COUNTY, ESQ hr
BY THE RIGHT HON BLE LADY JANE BULLER
ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF ALLEN, EARL BATHURST.
HE MARRIED MARY, THE ONLY DAUGHTER
AND HEIRESS OF JOHN HOSKINS
OF PORTLOOE ESQ ke AND BY HER
LEFT ISSUE THREE CHILDREN,
JOHN, MARY AND HARRIET.
OB r 25™ MARCH 1791
jETAT 38 YEARS.
781. Gold, enamelled in black in four divisions. Inscribed:
Elen • Kemp ob: 16 Apr • 1791 ae: 90.
782. Gold, oblong head, with a border of blue enamel, within which
is an urn standing on a pedestal formed in gold, ivory and
pearls, laid upon brown hair. Upon the pedestal are the
words : “ Sacred to the memory of the best of parents.” At
back of head is engraved :
Mary Ridge Ob‘ 7 Mar 1 * 1788 JEt. 59.
Sam 1 Ridge Ob‘ 20 Apr 1 1791 ^Et. 71.
783. Gold, enamelled in black. [Maker’s initials, R. C.] Inscribed :
Charles • Bisset • M : D: ob: 14 • June • 1791 • ae: 75.
1791. “June 14 th Charles Bissett, M.D., Knayton.” ( Register of burials ,
Leake , co. York).
June 14. “At Knayton, near Thirsk, in his 75th year, Dr. Charles Bisset, a
physician of considerable literary fame, as well as extensive and successful practice
in the Northern part of the county of York, by which he had obtained an ample
fortune. Though he was bred to physick, being a spirited young man, lie obtained
a commission in a new regiment, raised in 1742, and served in Flanders during
that war. He was distinguished so particularly for his knowledge in engineering,
acquired merely by his ingenuity, that his late Royal Highness the Duke of
Cumberland placed him in the line of engineers. Being at the siege of Bergen-op-
Zoom, he was frequently observed to walk on the ramparts with unconcern amidst
the enemy’s shot, the more narrowly to observe the situation of French attacks.
He was reduced to half-pay at the subsequent peace, and settled as a physician in
Yorkshire, where he practised physick ever since, with much reputation for his
success and humanity.” ( Gent Is Mag., Vol. LX I ., part /., page 388.)
Charles Bisset was the son of Charles Bisset, a lawyer of Glenalbert, near Dunkeld,
co. Perth. After studying medicine at Edinburgh, he served as a military and naval
surgeon in the West Indies 1740-45, but in May 1746 received a commission as
Ensign in the 43rd Highlanders, and in 1747 was appointed Engineer Extraordinary,
lie was created M.D. of S l Andrew’s in 1766, and published several medical books
in addition to his treatises on fortification. (“ Dictio?iary of National Biography ,”
Vol. V., page 99.)
Will dated 17 March 1790, proved at York 11 August 1791, by Ann Bisset, wife,
Francis Hutchinson and James Coates, the executors: Charles Bisset of Knayton
in the county of York, Doctor in Physic. My lands at Knayton unto my wife Ann
Bisset for life; after her decease unto the Rev. Daniel Addison of Thirsk, clerk,
and Patience his wife and her heirs; and in default to William Walker of Thirsk,
gent, and Margaret his wife and her heirs. To my two nephews Lieutenant James
Bisset of the Navy, and Ensign Robert Bisset, ^100 each. To Ann and Jean, the
two daughters of my late cousin Jean Stewart, who was sister to the late James
Robertson of Auchnagee, £20 each. To Alexander, Ann and Jean, the son and
daughters of the said James Robertson, ^20 each. To my said nephew James
Bisset my silver hilted sword, my MS. book on fortification, and also a copy of
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my book on the £( Theory and Construction of Fortification/ 5 both bound in red
Turkey. To the poor of K nay ton and Borrowby ^50. Executors : wife Anne,
Francis Hutchinson of Maunby, esquire, and James Coates of Stokes ley, co, York,
gent, ^30 each for their trouble. Residue of personal estate to my wife, but if
she die in my lifetime in trust to pay to Thomas Ftintoff of Guisborough, surgeon,
^2oo ? and divide the remainder equally between said Margaret Walker, Patience
Addison and Self Pease of Darlington, my said wife's nieces.
York Wills, Vol i 35i fo. 366 .
NEAR THIS PLACE LIE THE REMAINS
OF CHARLES DISSET DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
WHO WAS EMINENT BOTH AS A PHYSICIAN AND MILITARY ENGINEER
TO WHICH HIS WORKS BOTH IN PRINT AND MANUSCRIPT
IN EACH OF THESE LINES
WILL BEAR TESTIMONY FOR SOME SUCCEEDING AGES
qb t i 4 TO junij 1791 M 75.
NEAR THIS PLACE ARE INTERRED THE REMAINS OF
&1 M ANNE RISSETT
RELICT OF CHARLES BISSETT M.D.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
AUGUS T 31 st I 8 10
jET 76 YEARS.
Inscription at Leake , co. York.
784. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked, [Makers initials, P. B.]
Inscribed :
S: Alger • ob: 29 ■ July ■ 1791 • set: 52.
785. Gold, oval head, within a border of blue and white enamel an
urn and pedestal, on which are the initials J. W. H.
Engraved round the back of head :
J. W. Hunneman Born 26. Oct 1790 Died 15 Aug 1 1791.
The infant son of Christopher William Hunneman of Frith Street, Soho, London,
portrait and miniature painter (“ Dictionary of National BiographyVol. XXVIII.,
page 261 ) was baptised at S l Anne’s, Soho, 2 December 179°! al "id buried there
20 August 1791,
786. Gold, oblong head, with a plait of brown hair, round which,
enamelled in black, is inscribed :
A. C. Warburton obit 24 Sep r 1791 ae 5 &
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787. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, I. P,]
Inscribed :
Robert ■ Barlow * ob: 2 • Oct : 1791 • as: 66.
October 2, “Robert Barlow, esq. of Boston, co. Lincoln; a gentleman who
possessed a comprehensive view of the utility of public improvements, and by his
known activity and firmness promoted those which have manifestly advanced the
agriculture of the country in general, and the commerce of the town in which he
resided/ 1 {Gent's MagVoL LXL y pari ii. y page p/2,)
Will dated 24 February 1787, proved 14 November 1791, by Thomas Tunnard
and Samuel Barnard, the executors: Robert Barlow of Boston, co. Lincoln, gent.
Wife Susanna Barnard. Samuel Barnard of Shir beck Quarter, co. Lincoln, merchant.
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge ^50. p C ( -, ^ QQ Bgwr
788. Gold, large circular head, containing hair, with the inscription in
white enamel, edged with black :
Dorothy ■ Percy * died • 2 • Nov: 1794.
On the back is engraved :
M r! Carpenter.
Shank, enamelled in white, with black edges. Inscribed:
Philadelphia * Percy ■ died * 6 * Nov: 1791.
1791. November 24. “ Philadelphia Percy died November 6th, aged 21 : in
the South Cross." {Register of burials , Westminster Abbey,)
1791. November 6. “On her journey to Southampton, from which place she
was to embark for the South of France, for the recovery of her health, Miss Percy,
daughter of the late Duke of Northumberland, and half-sister to the present Duke,
and to the Earl of Beverley." {Gent's Mag ,, VoL LXL y part ii, 7 page 1068,)
November 2. “At Brompton, Miss Percy, in the contemplation of Nature,
though not of Law, the undoubted daughter of the late Duke of Northumberland,
and of course half-sister to the present Duke and the Earl of Beverley. She died
in consequence of grief for her sister, whose death is recorded in our vol. LXL,
p, 1068. These sisters, lovely in their persons, and dignified in their manners,
received an education, under the fullest private sanction of their fond and most
noble father, suitable to their high birth and fortune, in the convent of Panthemont
at Paris. Afterward, in the bosom of retirement, in the exercise of elegant
accomplishments, but still more in the practice of the most rational piety, and
the most angelic benevolence, they passed their happiest hours: nor was their
bounty scattered with a thoughtless hand; for, they added to every blessing they
bestowed by a due discrimination of its object, and by pursuing modest Poverty
to its most wretched recesses. This scene of happiness (for to them the gay and
dissipating world, on a very delicate account, had never any charms) was first
blasted by the death of the elder Miss Percy in 1791 ; and her sister endured for
these last three years the slowly consuming ravages of that most painful of all
poisons-grief—with almost unexampled resignation," (Geniis Mag n Vol. LXIV, y
part iL y page 1060.)
1794. November 24, “ Dorothy Percy died the 2nd: in the South Cross."
(Register of burials , Westminster Abbey.)
244
789. Gold, enamelled in black, with white edges. Inscribed:
The • Rev d John - Drake * ob : 24 * Nov; 1791 - ae: 29.
The Rev. John Drake was the son of the Rev. Richard Drake, Rector of Mileham,
co, Norfolk, 1775-1802. He was a Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, B.A,
1784, M.A. 1787.
790. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Mary - Dearling - died * 22 * Dec: 1791 * aged * 16.
791. Gold, enamelled in black in four scrolls. Inscribed:
E d Pirks 1771 ■ ae: 51. E: Pirks * 1791 ae: 74.
792. Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Edw d Duke • of * Somerset - ob: 2 ■ Jan: 1792 * JE : 74.
January 2. “At his seat at Maiden Bradley, Wilts, aged 84, the Most Noble
Edward, Duke of Somerset, Baron Seymour, a baronet, and one of his Majesty's most
honourable privy council. He succeeded his father in 1757. Dying without issue,
he is succeeded in titles and estate by his next brother. Lord Webb Seymour, of
Farley-house, co. Somerset, 7 ' (Gent's Mag., VoL LXII., part page pi.)
Buried at Maiden Bradley, co, Wilts, 11 January 1792,
Edward, Duke of Somerset, son of Edward, Duke of Somerset, by Mary his wife,
daughter of Daniel Webb of Monckton Farley, co, Wilts, was born 2 January, and
baptised at Easton, co. Wilts, 27 January 171^ ■ educated at Winchester and at Oriel
College, Oxford, where he matriculated 25 February 173I, He succeeded his father
as 14th Duke 15 December 1757. He was Bearer of the Orb at the Coronation of
George III. 22 September 1761, and sworn of the Privy Council 1770. He was
succeeded by his brother, Lord Webb Seymour.
Will dated 3 April r773, proved 24 April 1792, by Abel Moysey, esquire, and
William Peirce Ashe A'Court, esquire. Edward Duke of Somerset and Baron
Seymour having experienced and had sufficient cause to lament the Partiality of my
Ancestors towards the Younger Branches of their Family even from the time of the
Protector Duke of Somerset down to the present day" will as far as in me lies prevent
the same inconveniences for the future. To my eldest brother Lord Webb Seymour
and his now only son Webb Seymour. To my second brother Lord William Seymour
my mansion house at Stom, co. Wilts, for life. My other estates to Francis, Earl of
Hertford, Lord Beauchamp and John Borland, Serjeant-at-Law, as trustees. Edward
and William Seymour, sons of my said brother William. The sons of my youngest
*
2 45
brother Francis, Edward and Francis. My cousin Henry Seymour of Sherborne,
co* Dorset, esquire. Then to Francis, Earl of Hertford, and his eldest son, the
said Lord Beauchamp, his 2nd son Henry Seymour Conway, 3rd son Robert
Seymour Conway, 4th son Edward Seymour Conway, 5th son Hugh Seymour
Conway, 6th son William Seymour Conway, 7 th son George Seymour Conway.
My cousin Lieut,-General Henry Seymour Conway. For every tree felled he shall
plant three oak trees in their stead. (1st Codicil) : John Borland, a Baron of the
Exebecquer, is dead, James Harris, esquire, and Abel Moysey, esquire, to be
trustees in his stead. Webb Seymour, son of my brother Lord Webb Seymour,
and Edward Seymour, son of my brother Lord Francis Seymour, are dead*
Lord Webb has had two other sons Edward Adolphus and Webb John Seymour.
Lord Beauchamp has had a son born* Robert Seymour Conway has had a son
born, 20 May 1778. (2nd Codicil) : 4 January 1782. (3rd Codicil ): William Pierce
Ashe A’Court of Heytesbury, co. Wilts, esquire, to he a trustee, ei August 1784.
(4th Codicil) : 3 March 1788* (j 7 /z Codicil) '. 26 October 1791*
P. C. C, 243 Fountain ,
793* Gold, oval head, with a female figure holding a cup in the right
hand, the left arm resting upon an urn surmounting a pedestal,
in colours. Engraved at back of head :
M rs Wale departed 21 Jan y 1792 Aged 75.
January 21. “At licr apartments in Islington, after a long and painful illness,
which she bore with exemplary fortitude, in her 75th year, Mrs. Eleanor Wale,
only sister of the kte Rear-admiral John Harrison.” (Gent's Mag., Vol. LXIL ,
part t., page 94.)
Will dated 17 January 1792, proved 10 February 1792, by Mary Royce, Robert
Wale and James Draper: Eleanor Wale of S l Mary Islington, co. Norfolk, widow.
Late husband John Wale, by his last will. Three eldest daughters, son, three
youngest daughters. Daughter Mary Royce, widow, and son Robert Wale, son-in-law
James Draper. P.C.C. 119 Fountain.
794. Gold, large oval head, with an urn, upon which are the initials
W. P., beneath a willow. Engraved at back of head :
Walpole Poynton Ob: 7 March 1792, JE t. 77.
795. Gold, large oval head, with a plait of white hair, surrounded by a
row of pearls. Engraved at back of head:
Ann Rooke ob* 25 Mar 1792 JE t. 49.
246
Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with an urn formed of mother-
of-pearl and seed pearls, on a background of hair. Engraved
at back of head :
Reuben Langrish ob 26 May 1792 JEt 44.
“Reuben Langridge, aged 44, May 30, 1792.”
{Register of burials, New Alresford, co. Hants.)
Reuben Langridge was a butcher at New Alresford, co. Hants. Will dated
8 March 1792, proved 28 August 1792, by Elizabeth Langridge, his widow.
P.C.C. 438 Fountain.
Gold, oval head, with hair, and a blue enamel border with stars.
Engraved at back of head:
S' Goodhand Ob* 29 May 1792 JEt 39.
Gold, large oval head, with a plait of hair. Engraved at back of
head:
M Tippetts Ob* 1 July 1792 JE * 65.
1792. “Mary wife of M r Henry Gardiner Tippetts buried 7 July.” {Register of
burials , Barnstaple, co. Dcvo?i.)
Will dated 27 June 1792, proved 8 August 1792, by Henry Gardiner Tippetts,
husband and sole executor: Mary Tippetts, wife of Henry Gardiner Tippetts of
Barnstaple, co. Devon, surgeon. Will of my late mother M re Mary Score. Cousin
Elizabeth Symes Warmington. My late uncle Joshua. William and Sarah Score,
children of my late brother-in-law William Score. Ann King, grand-daughter of
my fathers sister. Deed dated 30 March 1761. To the Rev. George Score and
each of his sisters, and to my husband's sister, a Ring apiece value a Guinea, and
to M rs Cutcliffe of Westleigh, a Ring value two Guineas. P.C C 452 Fountain
Gold, large oval head, with the initials M. B. in gold on a plait
of grey hair. Engraved at back of head :
Eliz th Wackerburth ob* 2 July 1792 JEt. 69.
July 2. “Mrs. Wackerbath, wife of Mr. D. W. sugar-refiner.” {Gent.’s Mag.,
Vol. LXII., part ii ., page 675.)
She was the wife of Diedrick Wackerbath of Wellclose Square, London, who died
3 January 1793, leaving a son George and three married daughters. She was buried
at St. George’s-in-the-East, co. Middlesex, 19 July 1792.
Gold, marquise-shaped head, with a female figure standing under
a willow by a tomb, with the words: “ Not lost but gone
before.” Round the head is the inscription in black enamel:
Edw d Clark • ob • 14 • July • 1792 ■
Which is also engraved at back of head.
aet: 23.
8oi. Gold, small octagonal head, with an urn worked in gold and ivory
on black enamel, and framed in pearls. The shank covered
with plaited hair, and edged with small pearls. Engraved
inside:
Benj. Sutton died 26 Aug‘ 1792 Aged 36.
802. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials
W. H.] Inscribed:
Con • J • Lord • Mulgrave • died • 10 • Oct: 1792 • aged • 48.
October io. “At Liege, in Germany, Constantine John Phipps, Lord Mulgrave
in England and Ireland, and F.R.S.” ( Gent's Mag., Vol. LXU ., part it.,
page 964.)
Buried at Lythe, co. York, 29 October 1792.
Constantine John, Lord Mulgrave, was the son of Constantine Phipps, created
Baron Mulgrave of Ross in the Peerage of Ireland, by the Hon bIe Lepell Hervey
his wife, daughter of John, Lord Hervey. He was born 9 May 1744, entered the
Navy in 1757, was present at the reduction of Martinique and Havana, and
being posted as Captain 20 June 1765, commanded the “Racehorse” in a Polar
expedition in 1773; from 1778-81, he commanded the line of battle ship,
“Courageux,” and distinguished himself in the action off Cape Ushant 27 July
1778. He was M.P. for Lincoln 1768-74, Huntingdon 1776-84, Newark 1784-90,
a Lord of the Admiralty 1777-82, Privy Councillor 1784 and Joint Paymaster-General
1784-89; F.R.S. 1771. He was created a Peer of Great Britain as Baron Mulgrave
of Mulgrave 7 July 1790. He married at St. James’, Westminster, 20 June 1787,
Anne Elizabeth, daughter of Nathaniel Cholmley of Whitby, co. York, and dying
without male issue was succeeded in the Irish barony by his brother, the Hon Ue
Henry Phipps, afterwards created Earl of Mulgrave. (“ Dictionary of National
BiographyVol. XL V. y page 231.)
Will dated 8 October 1792, proved 10 November 1792, by Henry Phipps,
Lord Mulgrave and the Hon ble Augustus Phipps, brothers, and Sir Harry Parker,
baronet, three of the executors. p c c J?6 Fountain
IN MEMORY OF CONSTANTINE JOHN, BARON MULGRAVE,
WHO WAS BORN ON 9™ OF MAY 1744, AND DIED THE IO™ OF OCTOBER
1792, HAVING PASSED THE PERIOD OF AN ACTIVE LIFE IN THE
PRACTICE OF EVERY PUBLIC AND DOMESTIC VIRTUE. IN THE SERVICE
OF HIS COUNTRY HE WAS A SKILFUL, GALLANT AND ENTERPRIZING
SEA OFFICER. A LEARNED, UPRIGHT AND CONSTITUTIONAL STATESMAN.
IN SOCIETY AN ACTIVE AND INDEFATIGABLE PATRON. A SINCERE AND
UNALTERABLE FRIEND. IN HIS FAMILY A ZEALOUS, KIND AND
LIBERAL BROTHER, A DUTIFUL AND AFFECTIONATE SON, AN INDULGENT
CONSIDERATE AND TENDER HUSBAND. HE BORE A TEDIOUS
WASTING ILLNESS WITH THE PATIENT FIRMNESS
OF A PHILOSOPHER. HE SAW THE APPROACH OF DEATH
WITH THE CHEERFUL RESIGNATION OF A CHRISTIAN !
HAVING EMPLOYED THE CONCLUDING HOURS OF SUCH
A LIFE IN THE ACTIVE EXERTION OF HIS MENTAL
FACULTIES, IN THE PLACID EXERCISE OF HIS HUMAN
AFFECTIONS HE DIED WITH THE HUMBLE BUT
CONFIDENT HOPE OF ETERNAL HAPPINESS THROUGH
THE MERITS AND MERCY OF HIS SAVIOUR.
In scriptio?i at Lythe , co. York.
x
803. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker's initials, S. G.] Inscribed :
Walter • Fawkes ■ Esq : ob : 31 ■ Oct: 1792 • ae : 46.
“Nov, 1. Walter Fawkes, esq. Farnley Hall, Yorkshire, He was High Sheriff
in 1789,” (European Mag,, VoL XXII ., page 400 .)
Walter Ramsden Beaumont Fawkes was the eldest son and heir of Walter
Hawksworth (who assumed the name of his mother’s family Hawksworth in place of
that of Ramsden under the will of his grandfather Sir Walter Hawksworth, baronet)
of Hawksworth, co. York. He was born 11 August 1746, and matriculated 24
November 1764 at University College, Oxford ; under the will of his cousin Francis
Fawkes (see Xing No. Joj\ he assumed the name and arms of Fawkes 2 September
1786, and was High Sheriff for the county of York 1789. He was buried at Otley,
co. York, 8 November 1792 (see u Notes n to ££ Visitation of England and Wales P
VoL VII , page 86)
Will dated 21 October 1788, with codicil dated 16 September 1792, proved at
York 23 November 1792, by the Rev, James Willoughby, clerk: Walter Fawkes of
Farnley Hall, in the county of York, esquire. Eldest son Walter Ramsden
Hawksworth, Second son Francis Ramsden Hawksworth, Third son Ayscough
Ramsden Hawksworth. Fourth son Richard Ramsden Hawksworth, Eldest
daughter Amelia Hawksworth. Second daughter Frances Hawksworth. Wife Amelia
Fawkes. Sister Frances Starkie, wife of Le Gendre Starkie of Huntroyd, esquire*
and her eldest son Le Gendre Starkie. My daughters and nephew receiving any
estates under this will shall take the surname of Hawksworth and no other, and
bear the same arms as I and my ancestors of the family of Hawksworth have
usually borne. I appoint my wife Amelia Fawkes (during widowhood) and John
Smyth of Heath, in the county of York, esquire, William Rookes of Esholt in the
same county, esquire, and the Rev. James Willoughby, clerk, Rector of Guiseley,
in the said county, executors of this my will, and guardians of all my children and
their fortunes during their respective minorities. And I appoint Matthew Wilson
of Otley, in the said county, overseer, and give him £ 300. Wife to give Rings
to such as she think proper. To be buried in Otley church,
York Wills\ VoL 136, fo264.
John Ayscough of” Margaret
Osgodby, co. Lincoln,
esquire.
judilh,=pSir Walter Hawksworth of
Hawksworth, co, York,
baronet.
Francis Fawkes of=
Farnley, co. York,
; Margaret
Frances.^Thomas Ramsden Francis Fawkes,
of High Farnley, died 17 July 1786.
co. \ork. ( See. Xing No. joy.)
1 '
Walter Hawks worth, ^Frances Elizabeth, dau,
of Joseph Hall.
Walter Fawkes, died
31 October 1792,
249
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF WALTER FAWKES, ESQ.
WHO WAS HORN AT HAWKSWORTH
A.D. 1746
AND DIED OCT 17™
I 79 2 -
HE MARRIED AMELIA ELDEST DAUGHTER
OF JAMES FARRER, ESQ.
OF RARNHRO GRANGE AND EWOOD
IN THIS COUNTY.
BY WHOM HE LEFT ISSUE
WALTER HIS ELDEST SON WHO MARRIED
MARIA 2 nd DAUGHTER
OF JOHN GRIMSTON, ESQ.
OF NESWICK IN THIS COUNTY.
AMELIA HIS ELDEST DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO GODFREY WENTWORTH WENTWORTH, ESQ.
OF WOOLLEY PARK IN THIS COUNTY.
FRANCES ELIZABETH HIS 2 nd DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO CHARLES JOHN BRANDLING, ESQ.
OF GOSFORTH HOUSE
IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND
AND
FRANCIS, AYSCOUGH AND RICHARD
HIS YOUNGEST SONS.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST
OF THE LATE FRANCIS FAWKES, ESQ.
HE REMOVED
FROM HIS OWN FAMILY SEAT
AT HAWKSWORTH
TO FARNLEY HALL A.D. 1 786
WHICH MANSION HE REBUILT
AND
WAS PROCEEDING TO MAKE OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
WHEN
IT PLEASED A DIVINE PROVIDENCE
TO WITHDRAW HIM
FROM THE BOSOM OF A FAMILY
BY WHICH
HE WAS JUSTLY AND SINCERELY BELOVED
AND FROM A NEIGHBOURHOOD
IN WHICH
HE HAD PASSED HIS LIFE
RESPECTED AND ESTEEMED.
Arms: Quarterly: ist and 4th, Ermine a mascle sable, Fawkes; 2nd and
3rd, Argent a fess or between three asses passant sable, Ayscough;
impaling, Or on a bend engrailed sable three horse-shoes of the
field, 1 arrer. Inscription in the church at Otky , co.
York.
Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Inscribed :
Eliz : Park • ob : 21 • Nov: 1792 • aet: 68.
250
8 o5 - Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed :
Henry • Jubb * Esq: ob: 22 • Nov: 1792 • aet: 7 2 -
“At Ins house in Micklegate, York, in his 73d year, Henry Jubb, esq., many
years an alderman of that corporation. He served the office of lord mayor of that
City in 1773 and, from ill health, requested to resign his gown in 1790.” {Gent's Mag.,
VoL LXII, part it\, page if S3)
He was buried at Holy Trinity, Micklegate, York, 27 December 1792; Elizabeth
Jubb his widow died 13 October 1793 (see Xing No. 822.)
Will dated 25 January 1788, proved at York 27 December 1792, and in P.C.C
17 January 1793, by Dorothy Thompson, daughter: Henry Jubb, Alderman of the
City of York. Wife Elizabeth Jubb. M rs Catherine Jubb, relict of my brother,
Robert Jubb, esquire. Late brother Rev. George Jubb, D.D. Daughter Dorothy,
wife of William Thompson, esquire. Sister M re Jane Jubb. ££ I desire my Worthy
Relation Peter Johnson Inquire to accept of Ten Guineas for a Ring and I give
unto M rs Johnson his wife the sum of Ten Guineas for a RingT Cousins M rs Priscilla
Jubb, M rs Euphania Jubb. My late sister M rs Martha Jubb. Grandson William
Henry Thompson now aged 20 months, and grand-daughter Eliza Thompson now
aged three years. (Codicil) : Priscilla Jubb deceased, 5 July 1792.
P. C. C. 30 Dodwetl.
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF HENRY JUBB, ESQ kK
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 22 nd NOV r 1792
aged 72.
AS HIS VIRTUES WERE CHIEFLY EXERCISED IN PRIVATE
THEY CAN 1JE KNOWN ONLY BY THOSE WHO HAPPILY FELT
THEIR INFLUENCE.
AS A FATHER, AS AN HUSBAND, HE WILL BE EXCELLED BY FEW.
IMPELLED BY GRATITUDE AND REGARD,
THIS MONUMENT
IS ERECTED BY HIS AFFECTIONATE FAMILY,
IN THE SAME TOMB LIES BURIED
ELIZABETH HIS WIFE,
SHE POSSESSED ALL THE MILDER QUALITIES
OF THE HEART
DISPENSING PEACE SsL HAPPINESS
TO ALL AROUND HER ;
SHE DIED J3™ OCT. 1793;
AGED 71,
Inscription at Holy Trinity y York\
806. Gold, circular head, set with a crystal, beneath which is a plait
of brown hair. Inscribed at back of head :
Rob* Speid of Ardovie Ob* 12 Jan 1 1793 /E l 72.
Robert Speid of Ardovie, co, Forfar, was eldest son and heir of Robert Speid of
Ardovie, Town Clerk of Dundee; he married Christian, daughter and heir of Homer
Grierson of Ballennie, co. Forfar, but died without issue.
2 5 J
807. Gold, oval head, with weeping female figure seated by a tomb, on
which is inscribed :
Betsey Andrews ob. 14 March 1793 ae. 22.
808. Gold, circular head, with plait of hair framed in black and white
enamel. Shank enamelled in black with white edge.
Inscribed :
John • Mudge • M : D: died • 26 • Mar • 1793 • aged 72.
“April 1, 1793. Doctor John Mudge.” (. Register of burials , St. Andrew’s,
Plymouth , co. Devon.)
D r John Mudge, the friend of Sir Joshua Reynolds and D r Johnson, was the 4th
son of the Rev. Zachariah Mudge, Rector of S* Andrew’s, Plymouth, by Mary Fox his
1st wife. He was born at Bideford, co. Devon, in 1721, and practised as surgeon
and physician at Plymouth; he was elected F.R.S. 29 May 1777, receiving the
Copley medal for his improvements in the making of telescopes; he also published
some medical works and received the degree of M.D. from King’s College, Aberdeen,
in 1784. He married three times, and among his twenty children were Major-General
William Mudge, F.R.S., and Admiral Zachary Mudge. {“Dictionary of National
BiographyVol. XXXIX., page 254.)
Will dated 22 February 1792, proved 25 May 1793, by Elizabeth Mudge, relict
and sole executrix: John Mudge of Plymouth, Doctor of Physic. Wife Elizabeth.
Sons William, John, Zachariah and Charles Mudge. Daughters Elizabeth and Mary
Mudge. Brother Thomas Mudge. Nephews Thomas and John Mudge. To
M rs Penelope Veale ten guineas for a Ring. Sons-in-law William and Richard
Rosdon. Daughter Jane, wife of Richard Rosdon. PC C ?// Dodwell
809. Gold, large oval head, with device of a pitcher on a table under
a palm, and the words : “I11 memory of.” Surrounded by
the inscription in black enamel :
Aaron Morritt • ob: 29 • Mar: 1793 • ae: 43.
Engraved at back of head :
From H. E. S. to T. R. Esq r .
Buried at S* Paul’s, Covent Garden, London, 7 April 1793.
Will dated 24 January 1793, proved 14 May 1793, by Elizabeth Morritt, relict,
and William Masters: Aaron Morritt of Rose Street, Covent Garden, London,
pawnbroker. Wife Elizabeth Morritt. Seven children Nicholas, George, James,
Samuel, Elizabeth, Aaron and Sarah Morritt at 25. Sister Elizabeth Morritt.
P.C.C ' 27j Dodwell.
252
Sio. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Mary * Crane ■ died k 25 * Apr: 1793 ■ aged • 61.
“At Kidderminster, Mrs. Crane, relict of the late Mr. C. merchant, of that
town.” {Gent's MagVol. LX III., part page 577*)
“ M ia Mary Crane buried April 30 th 1793.”
{Registers of Kidderminster , co. Worcester ,}
811. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with the initials E. S. upon a plait
of grey hair. Engraved at back of head :
Eliz* Simms died IS* May 1793 Aged 64 Years.
812. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white.
[Maker’s initials, I. P.j Inscribed :
Hall marked.
Monkhouse * Davison • Esq: died * 19 • May • 1793 • aged ■ 80.
May 19. “At his house in Fenchurch-street, in his 8o fh year, Monkhouse
Davison, esq,” {Geniis Mag ,, VoL LXIII, part A page 484.)
Buried at All Hallows Staining, London, 26 May 1793.
Monkhouse Davison and his brother-in-law Abram Newman, who died S March
i799j and is commemorated on the same tablet, were partners in a grocery business
which occupied the same premises, 44 Fenchurch Street, London, without break from
the year 1650 until 1890*
Will dated 9 January 1786, with three codicils dated 28 March 1788, 7 April
1790, 9 April 1793, proved 14 June 1793, by Abram Newman, John Tate and
Edward Hewitt: Monkhouse Davison of Fenchurch Street, London, grocer. To be
buried in the vault near my late dear sister Newman and my two brothers,
in the parish church of All Hallows Staining, London, Brother-in-law M r Abram
Newman. Nieces Ann and Jane Newman. Nephew John Davison and his wife
Margaret. Oliver Cromwell Davison, reputed natural son of my late nephew Isaac
Davison. ( 2nd Codicil ): Nieces Ann, now wife of George Caswell, esquire, and
Jane, now wife of William Thoyts, esquire. 7 April 1790.
P. C. C, 507 DodwelL
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF MONKHOUSE DAVISON ESQ.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 19 th MAY 1793 AGED 80 YEARS
Arms; Argent a fess wavy gules between six cinquefoils.
Crest: Out of an earl’s coronet a dove rising holding in the beak three ears of wheat.
On a marble tablet in the baptistery of St. Olavds ,
Hart Street^ London , formerly in the church of
All Hallows Staining.
^53
813. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Mall marked. Inscribed:
Rev 11 John • Pitts * ob: 4 * July ■ 1793 • ae: 62.
Engraved inside with the initials B. S. and T. D.
July 6. “At Great Brickhill, Bucks, the Rev. John Pitts, M.A., upwards of
30 years rector of that place, and universally and deservedly respected and esteemed
by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, and who now most sincerely feel and
lament the loss of so valuable and worthy a member of society." (Gent’s Mag.,
VoL LX III, part ii. t page 6/6.)
“The Rev* John Pitts, Rector of this parish 32 years 9 months July 12*" (Register
of burials, Great Brickhill\ co . Buckingham .)
John Pitts, son of Thomas Pitts of Friday Street, London, gent, matriculated at
Pembroke College, Oxford, 13 July 1748, aged 17, E.A. 1752, and became Rector of
Great Brickhill in 1763*
Will dated 26 May 1789, proved 11 July 1793, by Letitia Pitts; John Pitts of
Great Brickhill> co. Buckingham, clerk. For clothing for the poor of Brickhill ^30.
Cousin William Talverdon and his wife Sarah. Residue to my sister M JS Letitia
Pitts “whom God long preserve.” pcc ^ Dodwell
814, Gold, enamelled in black, with white edging. Hall marked.
[Maker's initials, S, G.J Inscribed :
Tho* & W m Sansome - ob: 13 & 24 * July * 1793 ■ ae: 61 & 23,
July 24. “Suddenly, Mr. Thomas Sansome, one of the nominal lords of a manor
in Hinckley, co. Leicester. He was nominated to serve as high sheriff of that county
for 1783; but asked for, and obtained, an excuse on account of his large family."
(GentIs Mag ., VoL LX III., part li ., page 770.)
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 9 September 1793, to Thomas Sansome, son.
Elizabeth Sansome, relict, having renounced.
Thomas Sansome was buried at Hinckley 26 July 1793, but there is no record
of the burial of William Sansome.
815. Gold, oblong head, with a female figure seated beside a tomb,
on which are the initials M. V. S. H. and above an angel
with a crown, round which is the inscription in white
enamel :
Marg*: V: S: Hilton ■ ob: 17 • July • 1793 ■ aet: 31.
“ Marg t Hilton Buried July 16 th 1793/' (Registers of West Ham , co. Essex .)
Will dated 4 February 1793, proved 24 July 1793, by Benjamin Holmes:
“I Margaret V. S. Hilton of Whitcross Street, S* Giles, Cripplegate, London.
To be buried as my brother was in the parish church of West Ham. My uncle
and aunt A Boutt living at Walworth." Aunt Jane Bill. To Miss Mary Hewer of
Rose Street, Newgate Street, a Ring. M r and M rs Gouge a Ring. M r and
Holmes, M T Thomas Harrison and M r Hewer a Ring. E C C 36$ Dodwell
8r6. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Sarah • Vernon • ob: 25 ■ July • 1793 * ast: 26.
254
817* Gold, enamelled in black, with white edging. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
To * the ■ memory * of * John * Lee ■ Esq*
Engraved inside :
who died 5 Aug 1 1793 Aged 61.
August 5. “At Staindrop, co. Durham, in his 6ist year, John Lee, esq. M.P. for
High am-Ferrers, and formerly attorney-general. Mr. L. (known, when at the bar, by
the name of Honest Jack Lee) has left an immense fortune, which there is, we believe,
no near relation to inherit. One place has become vacant by his death, that of
attorney-general of the county palatine of Lancaster. He was appointed solicitor
general to the King, first, upon Mr. Mansfield's promotion, in 1782, and, secondly,
upon Sir Rich. Arden's removal, in 1783. In the latter year he was appointed
attorney-general, upon the death of Mr. Wallace/' (Gent's Mag ., Vol. LX III. y
part //., page J72 *)
John Lee was admitted to Gray's Inn as of Leeds, co, York, gentleman, 21 January
i75y, and to Lincoln's Inn 20 November 1754. He married 24 October 1789,
Mary Hutchinson of Staindrop, co. Durham, and the same year became Recorder
of Doncaster. He became a K.C. in 1780, and in 1782 he was Solicitor-General
from April to November, and again for the same period in 1783, and was
Attorney-General from 22 November to 26 December 1783. He was M.P. for
Glitheroe 20 April 1782, and again in April 1784, and for Higham Ferrers 31 December
1790 until his death. He left issue an only daughter, Mary Tabitha Lee. Will dated
6 June 1790, proved (P.C.C. 604 Dodwell) 9 December 1793, by Mary Lee, relict.
(“ Dictionary of National BiographyVoL XXXII., page 361.)
818. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with device of lamb, cross and dove,
beneath a willow, and the words: f< Christ is our hope."
Engraved at back of head :
Mary Smithfield Ob 1 9 th Sept: 1793 ae: 54*
819. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with the initials C. S. in gold upon
a plait of hair. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Christ" Shelton * ob: 9 * Sep: 1793 • 54.
1793. “Shelton. Christopher Shelton in Vault under Vestry." (Register of
burials, St. Clement Eastcheap , London .)
Will dated 18 July 1793, proved 3 October 1793, by Ann Shelton, relict, and
Thomas Shelton, son: Christopher Shelton of S l Clement's, Eastcheap, London,
ironmonger. Brother-in-law Thomas Joyce, late of Bristol, now of Christ Church,
co. Surrey, silversmith. Wife Ann Shelton. Son Thomas Shelton of S l Clement's,
ironmonger. Son George Shelton of S l Michael's, Crooked Lane, brushmaker.
Daughter Sarah Shelton. ‘ p c c $a6 Dodwdl
2 55
820- Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Wills Marq s of Downshire ob* 7 Oct r 1793 as 75,
October 7. u At his seat at Hillsborough, in his 75th year, the Eight Hon.
Wills Hill, Marquis of Downshire . . {Gent's Mag., VoL LX III, y pari ii\ y
page 962.)
The 1 st Marquess of Downshire, son of Trevor Hill (who was created Viscount
Hillsborough), by Mary his wife, daughter of Anthony Rowe of Muswell Hill, co.
Middlesex, was born at Fairford, co, Gloucester, 30 May 1718. He succeeded his
father as Viscount Hillsborough 5 May 1742, was M.P. for Warwick 1741-56, and
Privy Councillor of Ireland 1746. He was created Viscount Kilwarlin and Earl of
Hillsborough, in the Peerage of Ireland, 3 October 1751, became a Privy Councillor
and Comptroller of the Household 1754, and was further created Lord Harwich
17 November 1756, Viscount Fairford and Ead of Hillsborough, alf in the Peerage
of Great Britain, 28 August 1772, and Marquess of Downshire, in the Peerage of
Ireland, 20 August 17813. He was President of the Board of Trade 1763, joint
Postmaster-General 1766, Colonial Secretary 1768, Secretary of State for the South
1779-82; F.R.S. *764, D.C.L. (Oxford) 21 May 1771.. He married istly 1 March
174 1 , Lady Margaretta FitzGerald, sister of James, Duke of Leinster, and andly at
Lambeth Palace, 14 October 1768, Mary, Baroness Staw r ell of Somerton. He was
succeeded by his son Arthur, Earl of Hillsborough (see 7 September 1801),
“ Dictionary of National Biographyf VoL XXVL y page 42 f)
Will with codicil dated 18 June 179 r s proved in Dublin 2 December 1793, by
Arthur, Marquess of Downshire, the surviving executor: Marquess of Downshire.
Lands of Glaskerbeg, &c., to William, Duke of Leinster, and John, Earl of Moira,
in trust for only son Arthur, then for my cousin Arthur Trevor, Viscount Dungannon,
grandson of my late uncle Arthur, Lord Dungannon, then for my daughter Mary
Emily, wife of James, Marquis of Salisbury, and her only son James Brownlow
William Cecil, esquire, called Viscount Cranbourne, then to my second daughter
Charlotte, wife of John Chetwynd, Earl Talbot, and to her eldest son Charles
Chetwynd Chetwynd Talbot, esquire, called Viscount Ingestre, then her second son
John Chetwynd Talbot, then to the issue female of my only son Arthur, then to my
grand daughters, Lady Georgina Charlotta Augusta Cecil, Lady Emily Anne Rennet
Elizabeth Cecil, in turn, then to Anne, Countess Dowager of Morning ton, eldest
daughter of my deceased uncle Arthur, Lord Viscount Dungannon, &c., then to
issue male of the late M rs Pmdentia Penelope Leslie, second daughter of my said
uncle. Other trustees are William Wild man, Lord Viscount Barrington and the
Rt. Hon bk Charles Townshend of Honningham, co, Norfolk, esquire. Reference
to estates in England and Wales, the remainders of which are left to my issue
male by the will of my late great-uncle Arthur Trevor, esquire. Estate in co. Louth
left me by will of my late great-uncle Marcus Hill, esquire, which l sold. Mansion
house in Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, held from London Corporation. Settlement
of 16 and 17 July 1783, between myself and my son Arthur, his wife Mary and
James, then Earl now Marquis of Salisbury, John Cecil, Earl Pal hot, Thomas
Bruce, Earl of Ailesbury, Edwin, Lord Sandys, John Montague, esquire, called
Viscount Hinchinbroke, Rev. James Burton, clerk, Richard, Earl of Monnington,
Arthur, Viscount Dungannon, Henry Cecil, esquire, Christopher Bethel, esquire,
John Thomas Ellis, esquire, William Wildman, Viscount Barrington, William Westly
Pole, esquire, John, Earl of Westmoreland, Henry Stawell, Lord Stawell, William,
Duke of Leinster, and Cromwell Price, esquire. Executors: Son Arthur, William,
Viscount Barrington, and John Sainsbury of Mareland, eo, Southampton, esquire.
(Codicil) : One hundred guineas each for Rings to three sons, viz: James, Marquis of
Salisbury, John, Earl Talbot, and Henry Stawell, Lord Stawell, and to Lady Stawell
four Rings. M rt Rachel Crofton, cousin-german of my late wife Margaret. William
Green, esquire, late deputy clerk of the Council, John Slade, esquire. Settlement
on my marriage with my first wife the Rt. Hon bk Lady Margaretta Fitzgerald.
j£ioq to increase endowment of ^£50 yearly settled on Blessington Free School
in trust to Stephen Wy brants of Dublin City, esquire, and William Patrick son of
Blessington, co. Wicklow, esquire, who are to transfer it to the Archbishops of Dublin.
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821, Gold, head set with a crystal, with the initials D. F. in gold
upon some hair, enamelled in black lined with white,
inscribed: “In death lamented as in life beloved,” Engraved
at back of head:
Dorothy Fox ob* 13 Oct r 1793 ZEt. 60.
“At Plymouth, deservedly lamented, Mrs, Fox, wife of Mr, James F. one of the
people called Quakers,’ 1 {Gent's Mag ., Vol. LX III ., part it',, page p6o .}
822, Gold, enamelled in black Hall marked. Inscribed:
Eliz b : Jubb * ob: 13 * Oct: 1793 * ae: 71.
Widow of Henry Jubb, who died 22 November 1792. {For M.I. see Ring No. 805.)
Elizabeth Jubb “Died on Sunday, Oct, y e 6 th 17931” buried at Holy Trinity,
Micklegate, York, on “Friday, Oct. y e 11 th 1793-”
823. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked,
[Maker s initials, T. M.] Inscribed :
Gilbert * Slater ■ ob: 30 - Oct: 1793 * as: 41*
October 30. “. . . Gilbert Sclater, esq. a considerable owner of E. India
shipping, and one of the directors of the London Assurance-office. Mr. S. was son
of an East India Captain, and was himself a ship’s husband, by which he acquired
a large fortune, which he applied to botanical purposes, having two persons collecting
for him in the East Indies, at the expence of 500/. a year, and having made an
elegant arrangement of his garden, and contrived a water-mill, with pipes to distribute
the water to the several beds. He married Miss Jackson, by whom he has left several
children, the youngest just born. Mr. S. was so corpulent, through excessive eating,
that he kept a regular weekly fast, without reducing his corpulency. The third
daughter died the 2 2d inst. . . . After lying in state two days, at his house at
Knots-green, Low Layton, his remains were interred at Hendon on Nov. 7.” {Gen Vs
Mag., Vol. LX III., part page IQ$4>)
Gilbert Slater of Knots Green, in Layton, co, Essex, was the son of Gilbert Slater
of Stepney, co. Middlesex, Deputy Master of the Trinity House, by Rachel Roadley
his wife. He married 29 March 1784, Elizabeth, daughter of Philip Jackson of
Rain ton Hall, co, Durham, and had issue two sons and four daughters. Will dated
9 April 1793, proved 11 November 1793, by Elizabeth Slater, relict, John Jackson and
Benjamin Dunn. p c c s68 Bodwetl.
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824. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, I. P.] Inscribed :
Susanah • Jackson • ob: 12 • Nov • 1793 • ae: 76.
November 12. “In her 76th year, Mrs. Jackson, wife of John J. esq. one of
the aldermen of the city of Canterbury. Her constitution naturally infirm, but more
impaired by repeated illnesses, had rendered her incapable, for many years, of mixing
with society from home; yet she was not, on this account, deserted by a most
respectable number of friends, who daily endeavoured to lessen the tedious hours
of confinement. There needs no pompous panegyric to say, that her life was valuable;
and every other encomium may centre in adding, that, as her ears were always open
to the voice of Distress, and promotion of public good, her heart and her hand went
together for benevolent and charitable purposes. She has left, to regret her loss,
a most indulgent husband, whose longer protracted years, it is to be hoped, will not be
embittered by any future calamity.” (Gen/'s Mag., Vo/. LX III., part ii., page 1149.)
825. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, P. E.] Inscribed :
Mary • Lowdell • ob: 25 • Nov: 1793 • ae: 83.
“At Chatham, aged 85, Miss Lowdell.” (Gent.’s Mag., Vo/. LX I I I., part ii.,
page 1152.)
Buried at St. Mary's, Chatham, 2 December 1793.
Will dated 30 October 1793, proved 11 December 1793, by Richard Murton
and William Lovell Ruffin: Mary Lowdell of Chatham, co. Kent, spinster. Cousin
Elizabeth Tomlyn of East Mailing, spinster. Stephen Lowdell, son of my uncle.
John Lowdell, late of Luton, near Chatham, deceased. To Richard Murton and
Mary his wife. Frances Murton and Mary Murton their daughters. Ann Boghurst
of Rochester, spinster, and William Lovell Ruffin of Chatham, surgeon, five guineas
each for a Ring. />c.C. ^ Ma>e//
826. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, J. 13 .] Inscribed :
Denise • Hart • ob: 12 • Dec: 1793 • aet: 85.
“ Dec. 5. Lady Hart, mistress of the King's household.” ( European Ma«.,
Vol. XXIV, page 487.)
“Buried 17 Dec. 1793 Dame Dennis Hart, w.” ( Registers of St. Martin’s-
in-the-Fields, Westminster .)
I>ady Hart married istly Lewis Blondeau, housekeeper of S 4 James' Palace, by
whom she was the mother of William Neville Blondeau; and 2ndly Sir William Hart of
S 4 Martin's-in-the-Fields, Westminster, banker, who died 22 August 1765.
Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, W. H.] Inscribed:
Ann • Cleaver • died * 18 • Dec: 1793 • aged • 73.
258
827.
828. Gold, large circular head, set round with pearls, outside which is a
band of blue enamel, and inside is an urn standing on a pedestal,
on which are the initials T. S. Engraved at back of head :
Tho s Sutton Esq r Ob* 20 dec r 1793 JEt. 43.
December 20 , “At his house at Highbury, in his 43d year* Thomas Sutton, esq*
many years an active and diligent clerk in his Majesty’s customs* As a reward for
his invariable attention* he was (about two years ago) appointed to the office of
first deputy for foreign business to the collector outwards, in the room of
Wm. Bates* esq* the laborious duties of which he discharged with no less ability
than honour. By his industry he obtained wealth, and* in the appropriation of it,
he became a blessing to his numerous relations. His purse was ever open to the
necessitous; and the chearfulness of his mind was equal to the warmth of his
friendship." {Genius MagVoL LXIII i, part zV., page 12if.)
Will dated 9 March 1787, with codicil dated 8 December 1792, proved
20 January 1794, by Samuel Sutton* brother: Thomas Sutton of Long Room,
Custom House, London. Lands at Great Barford, co. Bedford* To brother Edward
Sutton at Buntingford, co. Hertford. To brother James Sutton at Hemingford
Abbots* co, Huntingdon. To brother Nathaniel Sutton of Bassingbourn, co*
Cambridge* Late uncle Thomas Spring* esquire* and his wife Rebecca. Lands at
Camberwell to brother Samuel Sutton. Brother John Sutton of Sandy, co. Bedford*
Late of Highbury Place, Islington, died in December. p q ^ Hohum
829, Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker's initials, I. P*]
(ascribed :
Earl * Marchmont • died * io: Jan: 1794 * aged • 86.
January 10. “At bis seat at Kernel Hempstead, in bis 87th year, the Right Hon.
Hugh Hume Campbell, Earl of Marchmont* Viscount Blassonbury, Lord Polwarth,
Red Braes, and Greenlaw, in the county of Berwick, and a baronet. . * *” {Gent's
Mag., VoL LX IV., part page Q2.)
Buried 1794. “Jany 18. Hugh, Earl of Marchmont aged 86 years.” {Registers
of Hemet Hempstead * co . Hertford .)
Hugh, Earl of Marchmont, was born at Edinburgh 15 February 170^ being
3rd son of Alexander* Earl of Marchmont, K.T., by Margaret his wife* daughter
and heir of Sir George Campbell of Cess nock, co. Ayr. He was M.P. for Berwick
30 April 1734 to 27 February 17UJ, when he succeeded his father as 3rd Earl,
and was a Scotch Representative Peer 1750-84* and Keeper of the Great Seal
(Scotland) 1764-94. He married istly at S l James’, Westminster, Anne, daughter
and coheir of Robert Western of S l Peter's, Cornhill, London, by Anne his wife,
sister and coheir of Sir Robert Shirley of Preston, co. Sussex, baronet; she died
9 May 1747; and andly, 30 January 174^* Elizabeth* daughter of Windmill Crompton
of Hatton Garden, co* Middlesex; she died at Hemel Hempstead 12 February r797*
Will dated 6 August 1790, with codicils dated 2 September 1790—25 February
1792, proved 14 March 1794, by George Rose* sole executor: Hugh, Ear! of
Marchmont. (1 st Codicil) : To be buried in the burial place of my wife Elizabeth
in Hemel Hempstead Churchyard; suitable clothes (but not mourning) to be given
to every day labourer and their families that have been a year in my service.
2 September r 79 o. p c c Holman.
HUGH ^
EARL OF MARCHMONT
DIED X JANUARY
MDCCXC1V
AGED LXXXVI.
Inscription at Hemel Hempstead, co. Hertford *
259
Hall marked.
830. Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black.
[Maker’s initials, I. K.] Inscribed:
Jos h Collin • ob: 12 • Jan: 1794 • ae: 70.
831. Gold, circular head, enamelled in black and white, with inscription
“In • death • lamented • as • in • life • beloved,” within which,
upon a plait of hair, are the initials C. A. above an earl’s
coronet. Engraved at back of head :
Countess of Abingdon ob: 28 Jan: 1794 ae. 44.
January 28. “At Rycote, the seat of the Earl of Abingdon, of a complaint in her
stomach, Charlotte Countess of Abingdon. . . ( Gent.'s Mag., Vol. LXIV.,
part u, page 183.)
Charlotte Warren, youngest daughter and coheir of Admiral Sir Peter Warren, K.B.,
of Warrenstown, Ireland, married at S l George’s, Hanover Square, London, 7 July 1768,
Willoughby, 4th Earl of Abingdon; she was buried at Rycote Chapel 8 February 1794.
Lord Abingdon died 26 September 1799, and was also buried there.
832. Gold, oval-shaped head, with a female figure leaning against an
enamelled urn surmounting a pedestal, inscribed C. B., C. R.,
surrounded by a band of white enamel hearts on a blue
around. Engraved at back of head :
o o
Cath* Biles ob* 29 Jan y 1794 JEt. 33.
833. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, E. M.] Inscribed:
S r John • Fenn • ob: 14 • Feb: 1794 • aet: 55.
February 14. “At East Dereham, Norfolk, aged 55, Sir John FcrA, knt. M.A.
F.S.A. . . .” ( Gent’s Mag ., Vol. LXIV., part page 189 .)
“S r John Fenn, K nt , of East Dereham in the County of Norfolk, aged 54, Feb. 20,
1794.” ( Register of burials, Finningham, co. Suffolk.)
Sir John Fenn, F.R.S., F.S.A., Editor of the “ Paston Letters,” was the son of
John Fenn of Norwich, surgeon, and was born there 26 November 1739. He was
admitted a Pensioner of Caius College, Cambridge, 9 December 1756, was a
Scholar 1757-61, and Junior Fellow 1764-65; B.A. (5th Wrangler) 1761, M.A. 1764.
He presented the original manuscript of the first two volumes of the “ Paston Letters ”
to the King, and was knighted 23 May 1787; two further volumes were published
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in his life time, and a fifth after his death, Lady Fenn, who was a writer of
books for children, died i November 1813. ( u Dictionary of National Biography
VoL XVIIf, page 314.)
Will dated 25 July 1771, with codicils dated 24 October 1778—29 December
1787, proved 13 March 1794, by John Frere, esquire, executor: John Fenn of
East Dereham, co, Norfolk, Wife Eleanor* Mother M rs Mary Fenn. Brother-in-law
John Frere of Bedford Row, co, Middlesex, esquire. Cousins (, , .) Crofte of
Woolpit, co. Suffolk, gent, Robert Swallow of Watton, co, Norfolk, gent, and
{. , ,) wife of (. , ,) Waller of Cley, co. Norfolk, yeoman, {, . .) wife of Rev. (. , ,)
Woodger of Suffield, co. Norfolk, clerk, and Martha Springold of same, spinster,
^63 to be laid out in the purchase of Sixty Rings to be delivered to such of my
friends and acquaintance as I shall leave a list of, or if no list, as my said wife
and mother shall think proper. To my wife's father, mother and two brothers ^100
to be laid out in purchasing and putting up a handsome mural monument in the
chancel or church where I shall be buried. To the President and Fellows of
Cams College ^50 for a piece of plate. My executor to put up a plain though
neat mural marble monument in Palgrave Church, co. Suffolk, in memory of
Thomas Martin, gent, ^50 for new communion table at East Dereham. Norwich
and Norfolk Hospital £50. 137 Holman.
Administration granted 4 October 1825, to William Frere, an executor of Dame
Eleanor Fenn,
IN MEMORY OP SIR JOHN FENN OF EAST DEREHAM IN tHE
COUNTY OF NORFOLK, KNIGHT, WHOSE WORK AS A
SON, A HUSBAND, A NEIGHBOUR AND A FRIEND WILL
BE REMEMBERED AND HIS LOSS LAMENTED
TILL THOSE TO WHOM HE STOOD IN THESE SEVERAL
RELATIONS SHALL CEASE TO EXIST*
AS A MAGISTRATE HIS ACUTENESS OF DISCERNMENT
AND INTEGRITY OF DECISION, RENDERED HIM
RESPECTED BY ALL AROUND HIM AND WHEN
CALLED UPON IN 1791 TO SERVE THE OFFICE OF HIGH
SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK HE PAID A
VERY LAUDABLE ATTENTION TO THE DIGNITY AND
DECORUM OF THE STATION, HAVING MADE
DEEP RESEARCHES INTO THE DARKEST AND MOST TURBULENT
PERIOD OF OUR HISTORY HE WAS STRONGLY IMPRESSED WITH
A SENSE OF THE BLESSING OF GOOD ORDER AND
GOVERNMENT AND SAW P>UT TOO PLAINLY
MOW MUCH THE PRESENT NEGLECT OF EXTERNALS
TENDERED TO WEAKEN AND OVERTURN THEM.
ON THE I st OF JANUARY 1766 HE WAS UNITED IN
MARRIAGE TO ELLENOR THE DAUGHTER OF SHEPPARD
FRERE, ESQ, AND SUSANNA HIS WIFE; AND, THAT HER
UNION WITH HIM MIGHT NOT SEPARATE HER FROM
THE REST OF HER FRIENDS HE MOST KINDLY DIRECTED HIS
OWN REMAINS TO BE INTERRED IN THE VAULT BENEATH
DESTINED TO THE RECEPTION OF HER FAMILY,
HE DIED FEBRUARY 14 th 1794 IN
THE 55 111 YEAR OF HIS AGE,
Memorial tablet on North wall of chancel in
Finningham Church , co. Suffolk .
SIR JOHN FENN WHO DIED
A.D* 1794 AGED 54 YEARS.
834 - Gold, large oval head, with a plait of hair, surrounding which,
in black enamel, is the inscription:
Mary ■ Harvey ■ obit • February * 24 • 1794.
li Mary Harvy. u March 1794. {Register of burials^ St* Margaret's, Westminster.)
[Will dated 7 January 1794, proved 13 March 1794, by Elizabeth Bennett: Mary
Hervey of S* Margaret's, Westminster. Sister Elizabeth Bennett of Paradise Row,
Lambeth, spinster. Nephew John Ephraim Romer, P m C C 144 Holman ]
835. Gold, circular head, with a female figure holding a wreath,
seated beside a tomb, on which are two doves. Engraved
at back of head :
Francis Rhodes Ob 1 14 Ap l 1794 JEt 55.
Will dated 9 February 1788, proved 3 May 1794, by Charles Newnham, cousin
germane once removed : Frances Rhodes of Petworth, co. Sussex. Cousins John
Newnham of Farnbarn, surgeon, and Thomas Newnham of Ash. Cousin Alicia
Richardson of Rolls Buildings, London. Cousin Sarah Rhodes, Cousin Frances
Newnham. To M rs Alder of Alnwick and Ladies Isabella and Frances Turner, ten
guineas for a Ring. Deposition dated 30 April 1794, that Frances Rhodes of
Petworth, spinster, died in April 1794. P.GC, 277 Holman .
836. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Inscribed :
Henry ■ Negus * Esq: ob: 4 * June • 1794 • se: 86.
June 4. “Aged 86, Henry Negus, esq. patent-customer of the port of Yarmouth,
and many years in the commission of the peace for the county of Norfolk. He served
the office of high sheriff in 1740.” {GentIs Mag*, VoL LX 7 K, pari page 580.)
Buried at S E Peter's, Hoveton, co. Norfolk, 12 June 1794.
Henry Negus, son of Henry Negus of Hoveton, by Christian his wife, daughter
of Thomas Palgrave of Norwich, was bom at Hoveton 22 April 1708. He was
of Caius College, Cambridge, admitted Pensioner 9 October 1725, Scholar 1725-28,
and of the Inner Temple, admitted 23 October 1727; High Sheriff of Norfolk
1740. He married istly Christabell Johnson, and 2ndly at Norwich, 12 April 1780,
Hester White. By his 1st wife he was father of Betty Peggy Negus (see Ping No* 383),
and grandfather of Mary Negus (see Ping No, S 59 ) and of Christabell, wife of
James Burkin Burroughes (see 30 November 1803 .}
Will dated 6 July 17S2, proved 1 September 1794, by Esther Negus, relict: Henry
Negus of the Precincts, Norwich, esquire. Wife Esther sole executrix. Son Henry
Negus of Bungay, co. Suffolk, gent, and his daughter Christabell Negus. Daughter-
in-law Ann, wife of Erasmus Hurd, widow of Thomas Negus, my son, deceased.
Administration granted 15 January 1822, to Edward George Adams, administrator
to Hester Negus, widow, on death of executors, Randall Burroughes and Austin
Palgrave Manclarke. p c c ^ Holman _
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837- Gold, circular head, set with garnets* Engraved at back of
head :
Peter Buchanan Esq r died 20 June 1794 Aged 46 yL
Will dated 12 June 1794* proved 30 June 1794) by John Buchannan } brother,
and Robert Smithson; Peter Buehannan of the City of London, merchant*
Brother John Buehannan of the Temple, London, merchant. Daughter Jane
Buehannan at 21, Sons Peter and John Buehannan. Father Thomas Buehannan,
P. C, C. 2QQ Holman ,
838* Gold, circular head, containing hair. Engraved at back of head :
John Leach ob: 29 June 1794 JEt. 24.
839. Gold, oval-shaped head, painted in colours, with an urn upon a
pedestal beneath a willow. Initials on pedestal R. M.
Surrounded by a blue and white enamelled border.
Engraved at back of head:
Rob 1 Martin Ob‘ 18 July 1794 ^Et. 43.
July 18, “Mr* Rob* Martin, of Crow's Nest wharf, East Smithfield, coal
merchant,” {GentIs Mag., VoL LX IV , part u., page 6j8i)
Will dated 6 October 1790, with codicil dated 19 September 17931 Robert
Martin of Crow's Nest Wharf, Wapping, co. Middlesex, coal merchant. Wife Mary,
Mother Judith Martin of Upwood, co* Huntingdon, widow. Administration granted
16 September 1794, to Mary Martin, relict Robert Martin late of S l Botolph,
AMgate, deceased* Mary and Robert Martin having renounced,
P. G C. 466 Holman *
840, Gold, circular head, enamelled in black and white, in the centre
of which are the initials T. P, in gold on a plait of hair.
Engraved at back of head :
Thomas Peacock ob* 19 July 1794 JEt 28.
841. Gold, circular head, with a white enamelled border, inscribed:
Mary - Fletcher ■ ob: 23 * Aug: 1794 ■ ae: 56,
In the centre, upon a plait of hair, is an urn of gold,
enamelled in white, upon a pedestal inscribed “Sacred to
Friendship/ 1
August 23. “At Oxford, Mrs. Mary Fletcher, eldest daughter of Mr. James F,
sen. bookseller in that university,” (Gent's Mag., Vol LXIV s part ii, page ggS .)
Will dated 2 April 1789, with codicil dated 4 February 1794, proved 3 October
1794, by William Fletcher, brother, Mary Fletcher of S* Mary Magdalen, Oxford,
spinster. Brother William Fletcher. To be buried by my father. Brother James
Fletcher. Sister Rebecca Robinson. My relation M rs Sarah Fry of the City of
Salisbury, Sister Fletcher, my brother’s wife. Rev. M r Robinson. Niece Catherine
Frances Robinson. Brother James and Elizabeth his wife. My father James
Fletcher. P.C.C. 501 Holman.
842. Gold, circular head, with a tomb, on the base of which are the
initials C. C. Engraved at back of head :
Cha 5 Claydon died Sep r 2, 1794 Aged 72 Y s .
“Tuesday died, M r Charles Claydon, sen. late butler of Trinity College.”
(“ Cambridge Chronicle p Saturday, 6 September 1794 )
843, Gold, marquise-shaped head, with seated female figure weeping,
cherub with crown, and urn on pedestal, on which are the
initials H. D. Shank enamelled in black, inscribed:
Honour * Davies • ob: 6 • Oct: 1794 • ae: 65.
October 6. “Mrs. Honour Davies, wife of Mr. Robert Davies, goldsmith, of
Gracechurch-street." (Genl.’s Mag., Vol. LXIV., pari it'., page 966.)
844. Gold, circular head, with the initials M. C. worked in seed pearls
on a blue background, and surrounded by plaited hair.
Engraved at back of head :
Lady Chad died 14 Nov r 1794 Aged 50.
November 14. “In Bloomsbury square, the Lady of Sir George Chad, bart.”
(GentIs Mag., Vol LXIV ., part it., page 1062.)
Mary, Lady Chad, buried at Thursford 22 November 1794.
Mary Fletcher, daughter of Edward Fletcher of Richmond, co. Surrey, married, as
his 2nd wife, at S t George^, Queen Square, co, Middlesex, 22 February 1791, George
Chad of Thursford, co. Norfolk, Recorder of Lynn and Joint Chairman of Sessions
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for the county of Norfolk, who was created a baronet 28 July 1791, and died,
aged 84, 24 November 1815.
Will dated 18 June 1785, with codicil dated 28 January 1793, proved
9 December 1794, by Sir George Chad, baronet, husband: “I Mary Fletcher of
Richmond in the County of Surrey, Spinster.” Margaret Walsh of Scotland Yard,
Whitehall, spinster. Richard Walsh of the City of Bristol, accountant. John
Walsh of Clerkenwell Close, upholder. Robert John Chad, Charles Chad, George
Chad, Frances Chad and Cecilia Rachel Chad, sons and daughters of George
Chad of Thursfield, co. Norfolk, esquire. Charlotte, wife of James Davison of
Queen Anne Street East, Marylebone, esquire. Executors: Lieut.-Colonel Thomas
Davies of the Royal Artillery and Matthew Skynner of Richmond, esquire.
(Codicil): “Having since Married but still retaining the Power of making my will
I appoint my dear husband S r George Chad, Baronet, of Thursford in the County
of Norfolk my whole and Sole Executor and the Sum of Five thousand Pounds in
the three per cent consols for his unremitting kindness to me from the Hour of
our Marriage to the Present.” 28 January 1793. RC.C. 601 Holman.
845 -
Gold, oval
white.
head, with a plait of hair, enamelled in black and
Engraved at back of head :
Joseph Glaspole ob* 7 Dec r 1794 JE t. 57.
Will dated 5 November 1794, proved 10 February 1795, by Mary Glaspole,
widow: Joseph Glaspole of Britwell, co. Oxford, gent. To be buried at S l James',
near Winchester. Wife Mary Glaspole. Daughters Mary and Elizabeth Glaspole.
P.C.C. 82 Newcastle .
Administration granted 3 June 1809, to Elizabeth, wife of James Ayles, and
Mary Glaspole, spinster, daughters.
846. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Inscribed :
Tho s Clement • ob: 21 • Dec: 1794 ae: 52.
“Dec. 21. M r Thomas Clement warehouseman Watling-street.” (European Mag. y
Vol. XXVII ., page 69.)
Will dated 19 December 1794, proved 31 December 1794, by all three
executors: Thomas Clement of Watling Street in the City of London, warehouseman.
Wife Mary Clement. My daughter Susannah Clement during her minority.
Nieces Jane and Susannah Clement. Nephews Thomas, William and Nathaniel
Wright. Sisters Mary Cross, widow, and Margaret Clement, now residing at
Taunton. Nephew Thomas Cross of the Custom House. Executors: John
Pearkes of S l Paul's Churchyard, gauze-weaver, Joseph Langhom of Watling Street,
London, warehouseman, and my wife Mary Clement. PC C 606 II d
Hall marked.
847. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white.
[Maker’s initials, I. P.] Inscribed:
Sarah • Waddell • ob: 21 • Feb: 1795 • ae: 67.
February 21. “Mrs. Waddell, wife of Mr. Tho. W. colour-man, High-street,
St. Giles’s.” (Gent’s Mag., Vol. LXV., part page 175.)
848. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, W. H.]
Inscribed :
John • Somerscales • Esq : ob: 3 Mar: 1795 • ae: 70.
March 3. “At Ravcndale, co. Lincoln, John Somerscales, esq. formerly of
Hull.” ( Gent.’s Mag., Vol. LXV., part i., page 350.)
Son of John Somerscales of Hull, merchant, by Ann his wife, daughter of
Edward Greathead of Horncastle, co. Lincoln, M.U.
849. Gold, large oval head, with a plait of hair surrounded by a band
of black enamel, lined with white. Inscribed :
John • Daniel • Lauzun • ob: 6 • Mar: 1795 • aet: 72.
Will dated i March 1794, with codicil dated 16 October 1794, proved 21
March 1795, by Louisa Lauzun, relict, and Frances David Lauzun, brother, and
Thomas Downs, brother-in-law: John Daniel Lauzun of S‘ Pancras, co. Middlesex.
Wife Louisa Lauzun. Brother Francis David Lauzun, and brother-in-law Thomas
Downs. Daughter Sarah Lauzun. Sons Francis and Henry Lauzun. Daughters
Mary Amich, Ann Porta, Henrietta Maigry. P.C.C. 189 Newcastle.
850. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, T. M.] Inscribed:
M'* Mary • Peale • ob : 6 Apr: 1795 • as : 60.
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851. Gold, large oval head, set with a crystal, beneath which is painted
a female figure seated beside a tomb. Surrounding the
crystal is a band of black enamel, with the inscription :
M rs : Misey • Gray • ob: 8 * Apr: 1795 ■ $ : 66.
852. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Nath 1 Acton • ob : 19 ■ Apr ■ 1795 • aet: 68.
“Sunday died, aged 68, Nathaniel Acton, Esq, of B ram ford-hall, near this town;
he served the office of High Sheriff for this county in the year 1772/' {“Ipswich
Journalp Saturday , 2 $ April ippS-)
Nathaniel Acton was buried at Baylham, co. Suffolk, 27 April 1795, with his 1st
wife Caroline (see Ring 2V0.
Will dated 7 July 1794, with codicil dated 24 December 1794, proved 9 May
T 795 > by Nathaniel Lee Acton, son, the sole executor: Nathaniel Acton of
Bramford, co. Suffolk, esquire. To be buried in my family vault adjoining the
chancel of the parish church of Baylham, co. Suffolk, on the right-hand side of
my late dear wife Caroline, and under my three late dear children. Wife Dorothy
Acton. Son Nathaniel Lee Acton (by Caroline), Nephew Nathaniel Col vile,
esquire. Nephew Robert Colvile, esquire. Eldest daughter Charlotte Acton.
Second daughter Harriot, wife of William Middleton, esquire. Third daughter
Caroline Acton. Unto such of my trustees as shall take upon them the burthen
of the execution of the trusts of this my will, the sum of fifty pounds each to
buy themselves rings. My late brother-in-law Rev, Harvey Aspin, brother of
Dorothy. Nieces Elizabeth Ann Colvile and Harriot Colvile, Niece Charlotte
Pe,rSOn ' P.C.C. 292 Newcastle.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
NATH 1 ACTON ESQ R OF ER AM FORD HALL IN THIS COUNTY
WHO DIED APRIL 19™ 1795, AGED 68,
HIS REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN A VAULT
UNDER THE VESTRY OF THIS CHURCH.
ALSO OF CAROLINE HIS FIRST WIFE, DAUGHTER OF
JOHN WEARG, ESQ 11
AND CHARLOTTE SISTER AND HEIR OF BAPTIST LEE, ESQ R
OF LIVERMERE PARK, SUFFOLK,
BY WHOM HE HAD ISSUE,
CHARLOTTE WHO DIED UNMARRIED, FEBRUARY 25™ 1836
AGED 83,
AND WAS BURIED AT KENSINGTON, MIDDLESEX *
HARRIOT MARRIED TO S lR WILL 11 MIDDLETON BAR T
OF CROWFIELD HALL AND SHRUBLAND PARK IN THIS COUNTY :
NATH 1 ' LEE ACTON ESQ* WHO DIED JAN RY I st 1836, AGED 79
POSSESSED OF THE ESTATES OF THE FAMILIES OF
ACTON AND LEE;
DOROTHY SECOND WIFE OF NATH 1 ACTON E$Q R
AND DAUGHTER OF HARVEY ASPEN
OF COCK FIELD HALL IN THIS COUNTY
DIED WITHOUT ISSUE OCTOBER 7™ 1805, AGED 86,
AND HER REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN THIS VAULT,
Inscription on a marble tablet in the IVorth nave wall
of Baylham Church, co * Suffolk.
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Gold, small marquise-shaped head, with initials B. F. on a tomb
beneath a willow. Engraved at back of head :
To B. F J. M. O. William Farren Obt. 1795.
May 9. “At the age of 41, at his house in Gower-street, the celebrated
Mr. William Farren, of Covent-garden theatre. . . ( Gent's Mag., Vol. LXV'.,
part /., page 528.)
Burials. May 1795. “15. William Farren from S* Giles in the Fields.”
(JRegisters of St. Paul's, Covent Garden , co. Middlesex.)
William Farren, the original Careless of the “ School for Scandal,” was the father
of the more famous William Farren, actor.
Will dated 4 February 1795, proved 16 May 1795, by Percival Pott and James
Altree: William Farren of Gower Street, Bedford Square, co. Middlesex, esquire.
To my dear friend M rs Mary Orton, wife of Thomas Orton of Birmingham, co.
Warwick, gent. To Percival Pott of Gower Street, esquire, and James Altree of
Wolverhampton, druggist, fifty pounds apiece for Rings. Percival, son of my said
dear friend Mary Orton, whose baptism is registered in the parish church of
St. Giles’-in-the-Fields, by the description of Percival, the son of William and
Mary Farren. William, another son, baptised at Kensington, George baptised at
St. Giles-in-the-Fields, and Mary, baptised at Kingston. P C C 314 Newcastle
Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Eliz : Maria • Burroughes • ob: 14 • July * 1795 • se: 55.
July 14. “At Long Stratton, co. Norfolk, aged 55, Mrs. Burroughes, wife of
the Rev. R. B. only daught. and heiress of the late Wm. Ellis, esq. of Kiddall-hall,
co. York.” (Gent.’s Mag., Vol. LXV., part ii., page 704.)
“Elizabeth Maria Burroughes (Aged 55 yrs.) Wife of Randall Burroughes of this
Parish, Cl: was buried July 24 th 1795.” (■ Registers of Long Stratton, co. Norfolk .)
Elizabeth Maria Ellis was the only daughter of William Ellis of Great Pulteney
Street, London, surgeon, and the last of his family who lived at Kiddall Hall, that had
been in their possession four hundred years; she married at S l Andrew’s, Holborn,
London, 12 April 1763, the Rev. Randall Burroughes, Rector of Bressingham, co.
Norfolk (see 17 September 1799).
Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, 1 . P.]
Inscribed :
The • Rev* Will m Romaine • ob: 25 • July • 1795 • ae: 81.
July 25. “At Clapham, Surrey, in his 8ist year, the Rev. William Romaine, M.A.
rector of the United Parishes of St. Anne, Blackfriers, and St. Andrew by the
Wardrobe, and lecturer of St. Dunstan in the West.” (Gent.'s Mag., Vol. LXV,
part ii., page 622.)
William Romaine, younger son of William Romaine, a French Protestant
refugee, was born at Hartlepool 25 September 1714. He matriculated at Hart
Hall, Oxford, 10 April 1731, B.A. 1734, M.A. 1737. After holding various
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Curacies and Lectureships in London, he became, 26 February 1766, Rector of
S c Anne’s, Blackfriars, where his preaching attracted great crowds- In Theology he
was a follower of Whitfield and published three treatises “The Life of Faith,”
“The Walk of Faith” and “The Triumph of Faith.” He married, 11 February
1755, Mary Price, by whom he left a son William Romaioe, I).IX, who married
Martha, daughter of Thomas Roberts (see Ring No. £56). He was buried at
S* Anne*s, Blackfriars, 3 August 1795- Will dated 23 April 1792, proved (P.C.C.
518 Newcastle) ri August [795, (“ Dictionary of National Biographyf VoL XLIX. y
page 175.)
856. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, W. H.] Inscribed :
Tho s Roberts • Esq: ob: 21 • Sep: 1795 ■ aet: 75.
September 21. “At his house in Chatter-house-square, in his 75th year, Tho*
Roberts, esq. ( Gent .h Mag., VoL LXV, pari ii. } page /<?/.)
Will dated 14 May 1795, proved 3 October 1795, by Thomas Roberts, esquire,
son and sole executor: Thomas Roberts of Charterhouse Square, London, gent.
Wife Martha Roberts* Daughter Martha, wife of Rev* William Romaine, the
younger. Grandchildren Mary, Sarah, Elizabeth and Thomas Roberts, children of
son Thomas Roberts. Sister Sarah Roberts. Niece Mary Roberts. Daughter-in-
law Mary Roberts. I give Mourning Rings of the value of One Guinea each to
the Master and Wardens and to every other member of the Court of Assistants of
the Merchant Taylors* Company, and to Mr. George Bristow, Clerk of the said
Company, and to such other persons as shall be named in a list written by me*
P.C.C, 6op Newcastle.
857. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white* Hall marked*
Inscribed:
M ,s Dorothy ■ Griffith • ob: i ■ Oct: 1795 * ae: 82.
Buried 8 October 1795, within the chapel. Re-interred in crypt 13 April 1877,
when chapel was restored. (Registers of St PeteXs-in-the- Tower, London.)
Will dated 4 June 1792, proved 3 November 1795, by John Frere and Edward
Brocksopp : Dorothy Griffith of Stratford, in West Ham, co. Essex, widow. To be
buried in the Power of London, near my late brother, Thomas Strickland, esquire.
Son-in-law John Edwards of Savage Gardens, City of London, cornfactor. His
brother Rev* Bartholomew Edwards of Hethersett, co* Norfolk, clerk. To my
executors twenty guineas each for Rings. p Q C ^ Newcastle.
858. Gold, large oval head, with female figure under a willow, with
urn and pedestal formed in hair, and the words: “ Rest in
peace.” Engraved at back of head :
Ann Scrivens ob: 30 Oct r 1795 JE * 48.
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I f .
1A *!
( ft;'
[Maker’s initials, P. B.]
Lieu* Wenman • Allison • ob: u • Nov: 1795 ae: 29.
1 795. “Wenman Allison, Bachelor was Buried Nov r 20 th aged 27 years.” ( Register
of burials , Burnham Sutton , co. Norfolk.)
Will dated 7 November 1786, proved 17 December 1795, by Phillis Allison, sister
and sole executrix: Wenman Allison of Burnham Sutton, co. Norfolk, mariner.
Sisters Phillis and Joanna Allison.
P.C.C666 Newcastle.
IN
MEMORY OF
LIEU t WENMAN ALLISON
OF THE ROYAL NAVY
SON OF
JAMES SIMPSON ALLISON
AND PHILIPPA HIS WIFE
HE DIED NOV r II th I 795
AGED 27 YEARS.
Inscription in the churchyard at Burnham Sutton , co. Norfolk.
860. Gold, large round head, set with a crystal, beneath which is some
brown hair. Surrounding the crystal is a circle of black
garnets, outside which is a border of black and white enamel.
Engraved at back of head :
Rob' Wright ob. Jan* 14 th 1796 ae. 34.
Gold, circular head, enamelled in black and white, and set with
eight small diamonds. In the centre of the head is some
hair. Engraved at back of head :
Tho s Stratton Esq f died 20 Feb y 1796 Aged 76.
February 20. “Thomas Stratton, esq. of the Grove, Hackney. He has left
a son, resident at Essingdon, Herts; and a daughter, married to the Rev. Mr. Fuller,
formerly minister of the Presbyterian congregation at Enfield.” (Gent's Mag .,
Vol. LX Fly part /., page 256.)
Will dated 16 February 1795, with codicil dated 6 May 1795, proved 26 April
1796, by Elizabeth Stratton, relict, and sole executrix: Thomas Stratton of the
Grove, in Hackney, co. Middlesex, esquire. Wife Elizabeth Stratton. Son-in-law
James Coles of Trowbridge, co. Wilts, clothier, and his wife Elizabeth, my daughter.
Daughter Mary Stratton. Son-in-law John Deane of Trowbridge, clothier, and his
wife Sarah, my daughter. Children of my late brother Samuel Stratton. Brother
John Stratton. Sister-in-law Martha Flight. Grandchildren Elizabeth Stratton Coles,
Thomas Stratton Coles, James Benjamin Coles. p ^ ^ o //arris
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862. Gold, circular head, set with a plait of grey hair, surrounded by
a band of blue enamel, outside which is a row of small
pearls. Engraved at back of head :
Jane Curteis ob: I st Mar: 1796 JEt 54.
March i* “At the house of her son, in LincolnVInn-fields where she had lately
arrived in her road from Bath, aged 54, Mrs, Jane Curteis, wife of Jeremiah C esq,
of Rye s in Sussex, She was the second daughter and coheiress of Searles Giles, esq.
late of Biddenden in Kent* An only son and four daughters have survived this
excellent and amiable woman. She was buried in the family vault at Tenterden
in Kent, * . , M (Gent's Mag,, VoL LXVI. t part /*, page 2 jS.)
Buried in Tenterden Churchyard 8 March 1796,
863, Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Inscribed :
Tho s Tickner ■ ob : 5 • Mar: 1796 ■ se: 56.
Buried at S t George's, Southwark, co. Surrey, n March 1796,
Will dated 17 February 1796, proved 17 March 1796: Thomas Tickner of the
“ Half Moon ” Inn, S E George's, Southwark, co, Surrey. Wife Mary Tickner*
Daughter, wife of Mary Cry or. Son Thomas* Daughter Frances, wife of Thomas
Barrington, Daughters Rebecca, Susannah and Sarah. Son Robert. Niece
Rebecca Cox. P.C.C. 151 Harris.
864. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Sibyl ■ Day • ob : 19 ■ Mar : 1796 * ae : 82.
865. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, P. B.] Inscribed :
Eliz: Hurst ■ ob : 12 ■ Apr: 1796 • set: 66.
271
S66, Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker s initials, P. B,] Inscribed ;
Geo: Rawlinson * Esq : ob: 24 * Apr: 1796 * ae: 67,
April 24. “ Suddenly, aged 69, at the door of his house, George Rawlinson, esq.
of Great Mary-la-Bonne-street, Portland Place. ...” ( Gent's Mag. r VoL LX VI .,
part page 526.)
Will undated, proved 20 May 1796, by Edmund Rawlinson, brother: George
Rawlinson of Great Mary le Bone Street, gent. Brother Edmund Rawlinson.
My sister Ann, widow of Thomas Cecil, late of Caerleon, co. Monmouth. Niece
Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Charman, late of Kingsgate Street, Holborne, smith, and
her son and daughter George and Sarah Charman. Nephews and nieces Ann, wife
of Randal Cad man of Mount Street, S l George's, Hanover Square, shoemaker;
Mary wife of William Fleet of Charlotte Street, S l Marylebone, carpenter - William
Cecil of Caerleon, George Cecil of the same, and Jane and Elizabeth Cecil, sons
and daughters of my said sister Ann Cecil; Ann and Elizabeth Rawlinson, daughters
of my brother James Rawlinson of Caerleon, deceased; Edmund and William
Rawlinson, sons of my brother Edmund. “ I want to make a provision for my
Nephew William Rawlinson for his Life that he may not want for Bread and Beer
and I find his Inclinations so inclined to Drinking and Company.” Executors:
M r Robert Grows and M r John Norgrove and my brother Edmund Rawlinson.
9 May 1796 : Edmund Rawlinson of Nottingham Street, S l Marylebone, deposed
on oath “that George Rawlinson, on the 25 th day of last Month was seized in the
Street with an Apoplectic Fit and immediately or very shortly after on the same
day died * ’ P.C.C. 370 Harris.
867. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, W. H,] Inscribed :
Mary - Hatley * ob. 22 * May ■ 1796.
“Sunday last died after a lingering and painful illness, which she supported herself
under with perfect fortitude and Christian resignation, Mrs, Hatley, relict of James
Hatley, Esq. a gentleman many years resident in this town. Those who best knew
this truly valuable and respectable woman, will most lament her loss.” (“ Ipswich
JournalP Saturday , 28 May J/p6.)
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES HATLEY, ESQ.
DESCENDED FROM AN ANCIENT FAMILY
OF THAT NAME, AT HATLEY IN BEDFORDSHIRE
AFTERWARDS OF HUNTON IN KENT
WHO DIED AUGUST X, I 787 AGED 66. AND
MARY, HIS WIFE
DESCENDED FROM SIR THOMAS CORNWALLIS, KNT.
WHO DIED MAY 2 2, 1796.
THEY BOTH LIE INTERRED IN THE VAULT BENEATH.
Inscription in St Nicholas' Churchyard , Ipswich , co. Suffolk.
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868. Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, R. & D.] Engraved inside:
Rev d Geo. Hunter MA ob 9 June 1796 JE t 35.
“A few days ago, died at Bath, after a tedious illness, the Rev. George Hunter,
Fellow of Christ’s College, B.A. 1783, M.A. 1786.” (“Cambridge Chronicle ,”
Saturday , 18 June 1796,)
The Rev. George Hunter was the 2nd son of John Hunter of Medomsley, co.
Durham, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter and coheir of Timothy Whittingham, and
was born 12 January 1761. His elder brother was John Hunter of Medomsley
and the Hermitage, near Hexham, co. Durham (see 21 September 1822).
Christ College, Cambridge, Dec r 13, 1795.
Dear Brother.—In full Persuasion there is no solid Comfort on this Side of the
Grave I am ever ready to resign my Breath into the Hands of Him that gave it,
trusting that he “will be Merciful to me a Sinner.” I have made no Will knowing
it to be unnecessary, but have written upon this Sheet some Particulars which
I wish you to attend to when I die, having Confidence in you for fulfilling my
desire with equal strictness as if it had the force of Law. When it shall please
my Creator to call me hence it is my desire to be buried at the East End of
Swasey Church in the Church Yard if I die in Cambridgeshire, if at or near
the Hermitage in the North East Corner of S l John lee Church Yard; if
elsewhere, where the Tree falls there let it lie. I next desire that you will burn
all my Sermons. I desire also that you will present Rings to the Persons
whose Names are mentioned in the second Page of this Sheet. I further desire
that you will pay the Sums of Money mentioned in the third and fourth Pages,
and God of his infinite Mercy grant you' and yours all the Comfort this World
can afford and a joyfull Meeting hereafter with your affectionate Brother,
George Hunter.
RINGS.
To Rev : D r Barker Master of Christ College.
Wall
Walter
Hatton
Potts
Hopkins
To Mess rs Preston
Ramsden
Fellows of Christ College.
Davies
Browne
Hanley
Hasted J
To Rev: H. N. Astley Christ Coll.
Rev: Will Atkinson Sen Cath Hall.
Rev : James Goodwin Cambridge.
Rev : Fran: Dixon Bennet Coll.
Henry Gunning Esq r Christ Coll.
L. W. Hartley Esq r Trin Coll.
D r B. Harwood Anat Prof* Camb.
Rev: J. W. King late fell: of Christ
Coll.
To Rev: J. Metcalfe Rect: of Clipston
Northamp".
Rev: D r Caesar Morgan Vic. of
Wisbeach.
Rev: D r W. Ramsden Mast r of
Charterhouse.*
Rev: Edmund Trant Rect: of Toft.
Rev: Henry White Min. Can of
Litchfield.
Rev: Edward Wilson Rect: of
Moulton.
Rev: Sloughter Clarke Hexham.
L. Hartley Esq r J
M rs Marg^Hartley | Mldd: TyaS-
Mary Hartley J
Fowler Hickes Esq r Richmond.
M re Temple Richmond.
Rev: John Whaley Huggate.
M rs Wheldon Meddormsley.
M r Wood Durham.
Among the bequests are to each of the six sons and daughters of L. Hartley,
esq r , Five Guineas. To Rev. D r Barker, Twelve Dozen of my oldest Port
Wine. To George Hartley my watch. To my Sister my prints. To my Brother
L. W. Hartley I would give a good horse if I had it, as I have nothing of sufficient
importance I beg his acceptance of twenty guineas.
“To what remains you & yours are heartily welcome. . . . Being well provided
for & not having a large Family I trust you will not grudge the Few hundred
pounds which I here wish to be disposed of. My two Nieces (God bless them)
will not be the Poorer by the want of them.”
Administration granted n October 1796, to John Hunter, esquire, brother.
P.C.C. 505 Harris.
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869. Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, A. D.] Inscribed:
Admiral • Lloyd • ob: 19 • July • 1796 • ae 71.
July 19. “At his house at Turnham-green, in his 71st year, William Lloyd, esq.
admiral of the White flag. He was made a post-captain in 1747; a rear-admiral in
1778; a vice-admiral in 1780; and an admiral in 1793. He died without issue;
and has left the principal part of his property to Thomas Stepney, esq. one of the
grooms of the bed-chamber to the Duke of York. He was the sixth admiral on
the list.” {Gent's Mag., Vo/. LXVI., part ii., page 622.)
“August 2 d 1796: William Lloyd, Esq Danyrallt, An Admiral age 71.” {Register
of burials, Llangadock, co. Carmarthen .)
Will dated 24 November 1795, proved 27 July 1796, by Thomas Stepney, sole
executor: William Lloyd of Danyrallt, co. Carmarthen, esquire, Admiral of the
White. Kinsman John Lloyd of Plymouth Dockyard, esquire. Kinsman Thomas
Stepney, youngest son of the late Sir Thomas Stepney of Llanelly, baronet.
William Lloyd, eldest son of John Lloyd of Pembroke, and grandson of John
Lloyd of Plymouth, and his brother John Lloyd. Sister Rachel Lloyd.
R.C.C. 372 Harris.
HERE LIE
THE REMAINS OF
WILLIAM LLOYD, ESQUIRE,
ADMIRAL OF THE WHITE
A GENTLEMAN
OF STRICT INTEGRITY & UNSULLIED HONOUR,
AN OFFICER
OF TRIED COURAGE & APPROVED CONDUCT,
A STEADY FRIEND, A KIND MASTER
A SINCERE & PIOUS
CHRISTIAN
OB: XIX JUL. A.D. MDCCXCVI. >ET. LXXI.
Inscription on a mural tablet in the parish church
of Llangadock, co. Carmarthen.
870. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, I. P.] Inscribed :
Richard • Goodwin • died • 23 • Sept : 1796 • aged • 55.
871. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Jos: Stainthorp • ob: 16 • Oct: 1796 * ae: 71.
October. “Mr. Joseph Stainthrop of Popeley Aged 71. 21 st .” ( Register of
burials, Birstall , co. York.)
Will dated 9 July 1796, proved at York in November 1796: Joseph Stainthorp
of Popeley, in the parish of Birstall, in the county of York, woolstapler. To nephew
Joshua Walker messuage and cottage, &c., in Hightown in Liversedge, in the parish
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of Birstall. To nephew Thomas Walker messuages with workshops, lands, &c., in
Hightown (occupiers Jeremiah Lee and Joshua Hepworth). To niece Ann Sykes,
wife of Benjamin Sykes of Gomersal in the parish of Birstall, surgeon and apothecary,
the interest of ^iooo at 5 per cent, for her life. And upon her death I give the
principal sum to her children as they attain 21. All my Stock in Trade and the
residue of my Personal estate I give to my nephews Joshua and Thomas Walker
equally but they shall pay to my dear Sister Martha during her life ^50 yearly
clear of all deductions.” I appoint the said Joshua Walker and Thomas Walker
joint executors. York Wills, Vol. 140, fo. 364.
HERE UETH THE BODY OF ANN
STAINTHORP, WIFE OF JOSEPH
STAINTHORP OF POPELEY, DAUGHTER
OF SAMUEL BILTON OF EDDERCLIFFE,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEB Y 2°
1779 , AGED 55 YEARS.
HERE ALSO WAS INTERRED THE BODY
OF THE ABOVE NAMED JOSEPH STAINTHORP,
WHO DIED OCT R l6™ 1796, AGED 71
YEARS.
Inscription in the churchyard at Birstall , co. York.
872. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Martha • Eagleton • ob : 21 • Oct: 1796 • ae: 72.
Buried at West Mailing, co. Kent, 28 October 1796.
873. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
William • Wanklin • died • 22 • Oct: 1796 • aged 67.
874. Gold, small octagonal head, containing hair, round which, in white
enamel, is inscribed :
G.H.M. 14 Reg. Light Dragoons.
Shank enamelled in white, lined with black. Inscribed:
Died at Martinique Oct. 1796 aged 23.
“At Martinico, Capt. George Hamilton Montgomery, of the 14th regiment of light
dragoons, only son of the late Lieutenant-colonel M. of Newton.” (Gent.’s Mag.,
Vol. LXVII., part i., page 164.)
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875* Gold, small head for sealing, with initials M. R.
enamelled in black, Inscribed:
Shank
Mary - Duchess * of * Richmond * ob; 5 ■ Nov ■ 1796 * ae: 54.
November 5, “At Goodwood, Sussex, Mary, dutchess of Richmond, . .
{Gent's Mag ., Vol. LXVI., part it., page p?o.)
Buried in Chichester Cathedral 14 November 1796.
Lady Mary Bruce was youngest daughter and coheir of Charles, 3rd Earl of
Ailesbury, by Lady Caroline his 3rd wife, daughter of John, Duke of Argyll, She
was married at General Conway's house in S l James', Westminster, 1 April 1757,
to Charles, Sth Duke of Richmond, K.G., who died 59 December 1806,
Will dated, Goodwood, 26 November 1791, proved, with six codicils, 5 July 1797,
by John Bayley: “To my husband Charles, Duke of Richmond, a Picture in Enamel
of the Dutchess of Portsmouth purchased by me, a small Ring of King Charles
the I st set with Diamonds, the Picture given to me by Lady Albermarle, a Gold
Knife and Steel Blade given to me by General Conway, a Picture of my sister
M r * Darner in my apartment at Goodwood painted by Romney. To Miss Henrietta
Le Clerc a Copy of a Picture of the D. of Richmond by M r Romney; a picture
in Crayons of L^ Albermarle given me by her.” To lieu tenant John Finlay of
the Corps of Royal Engineers Dan's picture in my Bedchamber in London.
Executors: My husband, Gibbs Crawford, esquire, and M r John Bayley* {Codicil):
To Lieutenant John Finlay my Gold Repeating Watch made by Emery* March 1792*
29 April 1793. 1 January 1794* 28 June 1797. “John Bayley, Secretary to the
Duke of Richmond deposed to finding with the Honourable M» Darner the above
will in a writing case in the Dutchess's Dressing Room at Goodwood on the
6 th Nov. last past, the day following her death.” p q p 22 jg xe f er
876. Gold, circular head, with the initials in gold J. M. Engraved at
back of head:
Jane Marshall Ob* 7 Dec r 1796.
Wife of John Marshall of London, merchant. Buried at S l Leonard's, Shoreditch,
co. Middlesex, 14 December 1796, aged 60.
877, Gold, oval head, containing hair, surrounded by pearls. Engraved
at back of head:
Eliz th Whishaw ob> 10- Dec. 1796 set 80,
December 10. “At Saffron Walden, Essex, in her Sist year, Mrs. Whishaw,
widow of Richard W, esq, late of Dedham, co. Essex.” {Gent's Mag., Vol. LX VI.,
part it, page 1061.)
Burled at Dedham, co. Essex, 20 December 1796.
Will dated 18 October 1796, proved 3 April 1797, by Charles and John
Whishaw. Elizabeth Whishaw of Saffron Walden, co. Essex, widow. To be buried
at Dedham in Essex with my late husband. Grand-daughter Mary Ann, daughter
of my eldest son Francis. To my son Charles' wife Sarah, my diamond hoop
Ring. To my sister Sarah Whishaw, a Ring of the value of five guineas, lo each
of my nephews John and Hugh Whishaw five guineas for Rings, and also to my
friend M rs Bridge. My three sons William, Charles and John Whishaw, and my
daughters Ann and Elizabeth. Anastatia, wife of my son William and their six
children. Executors : My sons Charles and John. I\C.C 28'j Exeter .
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878. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, S. G.]
Inscribed :
J : F: Richardson • ob : 13 • Dec : 1796 • as: 55.
John Fletcher Richardson buried at Cartmel, co. Lancaster, 16 December 1796.
Will dated 10 May 1796, proved 2 May 1797, by Albermarle Bertie and
William Richardson: John Fletcher Richardson of Cartmel, co. Lancaster, gent.
Brother-in-law Albermarle Bertie of Devonshire Place, London, esquire. All my
children. My wife. Son William Richardson. P C C 360 Exeter
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN FLETCHER RICHARDSON
OF CARTMEL, ESQ R
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 13 th DEC r 1796
AGED 55 YEARS.
Inscriptio?i at Cartmel, co. La?icaster.
879. Gold, circular head, with the initials C. E. in gold upon some
hair, surrounded by a circle of black garnets, outside which,
in black enamel, is the motto : “ Not • lost • but • gone • before.”
At back of head is engraved :
Charles Edwards Died at Bristol Hot Wells
30 Dec r 1796 • Aged 47.
880. Gold, circular head, enamelled in black and white, with an urn in
ivory and gold, at the back of which is a plait of hair.
Engraved inside :
Eliz h Countess Dow r Harborough Died 5 Mar. 1797 JEt. 57.
March 5. “In New Norfolk-street, Grosvenor-squa. Elizabeth, Countess dowager
of Harborough, fourth wife (and relict) of Bennet, third Earl of Harborough . . .”
(Gent Is Mag., Vol. LX VII., part page 332.)
Burials 1796-97. “Elizabeth Dowager Countess of Harborough Relict of Bennett
Earl of Harborough was buried March 17 th 1797. (Registers of Saxby, co. Leicester.)
Elizabeth Cave, eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Cave of Stanford, co. North¬
ampton, 5th baronet, was born at Stanford 17 February 17JJ, and baptised there
3 March following. She was married at Stanford 9 October 1767, as his 4th wife,
to Bennet, 3rd Earl of Harborough, who died, aged 60, 23 February 1770, and
was buried at Stapleford, co. Leicester; she was also buried there 17 March 1797.
Will dated 19 June 1792, proved 20 March 1797, by Sir Charles Cave, baronet,
and Isabella Cave: Elizabeth, Countess Dowager of Harborough, relict of Bennet,
Earl of Harborough, deceased. Indenture dated 8 October 1767: (1) Earl of
Harborough, (2) My late father, Sir Thomas Cave, baronet, deceased, and me, then
Elizabeth Cave, (3) Ralph, Earl Verney and John Jackson, gent, and (4) Noel Hill
and the Rev. Thomas Jackson. Sisters Margaret Robinson, Maria Etherington,
Anne Marriott, Dowager Lady Cave. Niece Sarah, wife of Henry Otway, esquire.
Brothers-in-law Sir Henry Etherington, baronet, and Thomas Robinson, esquire.
Brother Sir Charles Cave, baronet. To sister Isabella Cave, my dwelling house in
New Norfolk Street, Grosvenor Square, London.
P.C.C. 162 Exeter.
SBi. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, P*]
Inscribed :
M : G: Fauntleroy • ob : 8 ■ Mar: 1797 ■ se: 5 y s & 8 d s .
Mary Gordon Fauntleroy, daughter of William Fauntleroy of Berners Street,
Marylebone, co, Middlesex, banker, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Ravel Kerie
of the Island of S l Christopher; born 30 April 1792, buried in Bunhill Fields,
London (see “Fmgmenia Genealogical VoL VII., page 45.)
882, Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Hannah ■ Lady • Prime * d: 29 ■ Mar: 1797 * aged 83.
March 29. “At Chelsea, in her 84th year, Lady Prime, relict of the late Sir
Samuel P. knt.” ( Gentls Mag . 3 Vol. LX VII, pari page Jj6.)
Hannah Wilmott was the daughter of Robert Wilmott of Banstead, co. Surrey,
by Hannah his wife, daughter of Joseph Chaplin of London; she married istly John
Sheppard of Ash Hall, co. Suffolk, and sndly Sir Samuel Prime of Whitton in
Twickenham, co. Middlesex, King’s Serjeant-at-Law (see Ring No. 52$). She was
buried at Banstead 5 April 1797.
UNDERNEATH IS DEPOSITED HANNAH, LADY PRIME, YOUNGEST
AND LAST SURVIVING CHILD OF ROBERT & HANNAH WILMOTT
BORN AUG t 8 Tn 1713 0.5, DIED MARCH 29™ 1797 IN HER 84™ YEAR.
Inscription formerly in Bans lead Churchy co , Surrey .
883. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, I. P.] Inscribed :
Frances * Lubbock * ob; 31 * Mar: 1797 * ae: 29*
“Friday aged 28, M rs Lubbock, wife of M r J. Lubbock, grocer and draper, of
Swaffham” (“Ipswich Journalf Saturday, 8 April i/Q/)
“Frances Lubbock Buried April 5 th 1797, aged 28, wife of John Lubbock.”
(Registers of Swajfham, co , Cambridge .)
884. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Rev d Tho* Bingham * ob: 1 * Apr: 1797 ae: 76*
Engraved inside ;
Han h Bingham Ob: 2 Dec: 1794 as: 22,
Rev. Thomas Bingham “ buried in the Meeting House near his daughter as is
recorded on the same copper plate affixed to the post.”
Hannah Bingham “ buried in the Meeting House under the gallery as is recorded
in a copper plate affixed to the post.”
(Register of burials of the Congregational Churchy Ongar, co . less ex.)
Will dated 18 March 1797, proved 26 April 1797, by David Taylor: Thomas
Bingham, clerk, of Chipping Ongar, co. Essex, To be buried in the vestry of
Chipping Ongar Meeting House. Daughter Mary Barfield of Royston, co. Hertford.
Daughter Sarah Bingham. P C C 22 7 Exeter
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Gold, enamelled in black.
Inscribed :
Harry • Jacob • ob: 26 ■ Apr: 1797 ■ as: 27.
Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed :
Charles ■ Hutchings • died • 2 • May • 1797 * aged ■ 59.
Will dated 3 March 1797, proved 5 July 1797, by Samuel Daniel and John
Hookins: Charles Hutchings of Yeovil, co. Somerset, esquire. Eldest son John
Hutchings. Daughters Sarah and Emma Hutchings, Son Charles Hutchings at 21.
Wife Sarah Hutchings. p c c JQI Exgter
Gold, round head, with some grey hair. Engraved at back of head :
Hon ble Pat, Maitland B. n April 1730 D. 14 May 1797.
The Hon 1]lc Patrick Maitland of Freugh, co. Wigton, was the 7th son of Charles,
6th Earl of Lauderdale, by Lady Elizabeth Ogilvy his wife, daughter of James, Earl of
Findlater and Sea field, Lord Chancellor of Scotland. He married 29 September
1774, Jane, daughter of Thomas Maitland of Soutra, co. Haddington, widow of
John, 9th Earl of Rothes.
Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, j. H.] Inscribed:
Tho* Coventry * arm : ob: 21 * May * 1797 ■ ae: 87.
May 21. “At his house in SerjeantVinn in his 85th year, Thomas Coventry, esq.
of North Cray-place, near Bexley, in Kent. . . I* {Gent's Mag* t VoL LXVII
part l, page 52Q.)
“Thomas Coventry, esq. late Master of the Bench of the honble. Society of
the Inner Temple, was buried May 29th 1797 in the vault.” (_ Registers of the
Temple Church , London .)
Son of Thomas Coventry, a Russia merchant, brother of William, 5 th Earl of
Coventry, by Mary his 1st wife, daughter and heir of John Green of Millen, in
Hambleton, co. Buckingham. He married Margaret, daughter of Thomas Savage
of Elmley Castle, co. Worcester^ she was buried in the Temple Church 20 March
1779. He was a Director of the South Sea Company and M.P, for Bridport
15 April 1754—1 September 1780. His character is sketched by Charles Lamb in
“ The Old Benchers of the Inner Temple.”
Will dated 10 January 1797, proved 8 August 1797, by John Reade and
Peter Pierson : Thomas Coventry of Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street, London, esquire.
My real estate to go to my godson the Honourable Thomas William Coventry,
youngest son of Earl of Coventry and his heirs male, with reversion to his brother
John Coventry, with reversion to the Earl of Coventry and his son George, Viscount
Deerhurst. The furniture, &c., at North Cray Place to go as heirlooms. I received
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^£12,000 with my dear wife M rs Coventry, which I think should go back to her
relations, so I give to each of the unmarried children of her nephew Sir Philip
MonouXj baronet, j£i y ooo, and to Thomas Perrott, son of her niece M rs Perrott,
^2,000, and to each of the children of her other niece MP Jane Clavering, ^i,ooo.
Her nieces Perrott, M rs Jane Clavering. My late sister Bear croft. To
M rs Bad cock and her three children twenty guineas each for a Ring. Great-nephew
Thomas Darby at 24, ^£50,000, he to take name of Coventry, which was his
grandmother’s maiden name. To the Earl of Coventry, to his brother the Hon b3e
John Coventry Bulkeley, to the Hon ble John Coventry, and to Lord Deerhurst and
each of his children, ]£tq,qgo each. To Christ's Hospital £1,000, S* Thomas 7
and the Small-pox Hospitals p^ioo each. M r Lancelot Stevens, bred at Christ’s
Hospital, under my nomination, to have next presentation to North Cray.
P. C\ C\ if/ Exeter.
889. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
| Makers initials, W. II.] Inscribed :
John * Parker * Esq: died • 25 • May * 1797 - aged ■ 42.
May 25. H In London, aged 42, John Parker, esq. of Browsholm and Marshfield,
co. York, late M.l\ for the borough of Clithero, in Lancashire/ 7 ( Gent's Mag.,
Val. LX VII., part Z, page $2Q.)
John Parker, son of Edward Parker of Browsholme, by Barbara his wife, daughter
and coheir of Sir William Fleming of Rydale, baronet, was M.P. for Clithero from
13 September 1780 to April 1782, when he resigned in favour of John Lee {see Ring
No. Sif). He married at Giggleswick, co. York, 14 November 1778, Beatrix,
daughter of Thomas Lister of Gisbum, proprietor of the borough of Clitheroe, and
sister of Thomas, 1st Baron Ribblesdate, He succeeded his father at Browsholme
and as Bowbearer of the Forest of Bolland 22 December 1794, and was buried at
Waddington, co. York, 10 June 1797. Will dated 17 January 1792, proved at York
in July 1797, by Beatrix Parker, relict and sole executrix (VoL 141 , fo. 126).
D. O. M,
NEAR THIS PLACE
ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF JOHN PARKER, ESQ. ONLY SON
OF EDWARD PARKER, ESQ, OF BROWSHOLME, WHO MARRIED
BEATRIX LISTER, DAUGHTER OF THOMAS LISTER OF GISBURNE PARK,
ESQ. HE DIED THE XXV DAY OF MAY MDCCXCVII AGED XLII.
HE LIVED RESPECTED & DIED REGRETTED BY A VERY NUMEROUS
AND MOST RESPECTABLE ACQUAINTANCE.
LAUDARJ A LAUDATJS
ET
PRINCIPIBUS PLACUISSE VIRIS
NON ULTIMA LAUS EST,
THOMAS LISTER PARKER OF BROWSHOLME OUT OF FILIAL AFFECTION
AND DUTIFUL REGARD ERECTED THIS MONUMENT,
Inscription on a tablet in Waddington Church, co. York .
890, Gold, circular head, with the initials S. C. on hair, surrounded by
pearls. Engraved at back of head:
Stephen Couchman ob l 14 June, 1797. JEt: 54.
891. Gold, circular head, with the letter A in seed pearls upon a plait
of hair. Inscribed round in white enamel:
Miss • J : R: Ayles • ob : 1 • Sep: 1797 • aet: 19.
Shank enamelled in black and white.
892. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, I. P.] Inscribed :
Mark • Lyne • died • 9 • Sep: 1797 • aged • 47.
Will dated 16 April 1796, proved 3 October 1797, by Susannah Lyne, relict,
William Dixon and Thomas Christian: Mark Lyne of Rodney Street, Pentonville,
co. Middlesex, victualler. Mother Eleanor Lyne of Lewstan, co. Leicester, ’widow.
Wife Susannah Lyne. Daughter Elizabeth Lyne at 21. Brothers and sisters John
Lyne of Wisindine, co. Leicester, shoemaker, Elizabeth, wife of (. . .) Wilburn of
Easton, co. Lincoln, husbandman, and Eleanor Lyne of Lewston, spinster, Sarah,
wife of (. . .) of Oakham, shoemaker.
P.C.C. 650 Exeter.
893. Gold, head with black enamel, lined with white, on which is a
border of pearls, in the centre of which is a small diamond.
At back of head is a plait of hair, and engraved :
Lady Plomer Ob 1 21 Oct r 1797 JEt. 69.
October 21. “At Snaresbrook, co. Essex, aged 60, Lady Plomer, wife of Sir
William P. knt. and alderman of London.” ( Gent.’s Mag., Vo/. LXVII., part ii.,
page po/.)
1797. October. “28 th Susanna Plomer, Alias Lady Plomer age 70.” (. Register
of burials, lVanstead, co. Essex.)
Susanna, Lady Plomer, was the wife of Sir William Plomer, Lord Mayor of
London in 1782, who died 20 August 1801, and mother of Sir William Plomer ( see
12 April /812.)
Will dated 3 January 1795, proved 31 March 1798, by Sir William Plomer
and William Plomer, esquire: Susanna Plomer, wife of Sir William Plomer, knight,
of the parish of S l Olave, Hart Street, London. To be decently buried in or
near the same place where my dear husband, Sir William Plomer intends to be
interred himself. Son William Plomer the ^1,000 I was intitled to at the death
of my mother M rs Elizabeth Reeves of Hackney, widow. To my said son my
diamond enamelled Ring that I had for my dear mother, “also one silver Pint
Mug, the Arms three Griffens and two Spread Eagles, a silver waiter marked
T. H. S. and six Silver Spoons marked W. E. F.” My sister-in-law Mary, widow
of M r John Plomer and her three daughters, Mary Plomer, Catharine Daniel and
Sarah Daniel. My sister-in-law Elizabeth Jefferson, widow. Cousin Susanna
Patteshall and her daughters Sarah Plomer Patteshall and Elizabeth Anna
Patteshall. To my cousin Mary Plomer “ my White Muslin Gound.” Executors:
My husband, Sir William, and son William Plomer. P C C 8 ]V Ipol
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Jonathan • Stonard • arm: ob: 27 • Oct: 1797 ■ ae: 55.
October 27* “After a short illness, in his 57th year, Jonathan Stonard, esq. one
of the police-magistrates for the county of Surrey/ 7 (Gent's Mag . 3 VoL LX VII ,
part u\, page gSp.)
Burials 1797, November 9. “Jonathan Stonard Esq 1 High Street/ 7 {Registers of
Lambeth , co. Surrey .)
Married Frances, sister of Thomas Lintall {see Xing No, giy.)
Administration granted (P.CC.) x6 January 1798, to Frances Stonard, relict.
Gold, head set with a plait of grey hair, surrounded by black and
white enamel Shank enamelled in black, lined with white.
Inscribed :
James * Fray ob : 14 * Nov : 1797 ae : 86.
November 28. “At Ring ley, aged 85, James Fray, whitster. He was father,
grandfather and great-grandfather of 144 children.” {Gent's Mag., VoL LXVII.,
part ii ., page JO/2.)
HERE RESTETH THE BODY OF
JANE WIFE OF JAMES FRAY DIED FEBY 23 rd 1790
IN HER 78™ YEAR. ALSO JOHN THEIR SON DIED APRIL lS TIS I 743.
ALSO JAMES FRAY DIED NOV 11 14°' 1797 IN HIS 86 YEAR.
ALSO SARAH WIFE OF ROBERT FRAY GRANDSON
DIED OCT II th 1824 AGED 39 YEARS. ALSO FOUR SONS
& FOUR DAUGHTERS DIED IN INFANCY. ALSO ELIZABETH
THEIR DAUGHTER JUNE IQ™ 1829, 7 YEARS, ALSO
THE ABOVE ROBERT FRAY DIED DEC* I st 1 857, 75 YEARS.
ALSO JOHN SON OF ROBERT & MARTHA FRAY FEBY 23*”
1846 AGED 5 YEARS. ALSO ESTHER THEIR DAUGHTER DIED
APRIL 2 2 ni> 1846, 10 YEARS. ALSO MARTHA WIFE OF ROBERT FRAY
DIED FEBY 8 th 1874 IN HER 67' 11 YEAR.
Inscription in the churchyard at Ringley, co. Lancaster.
896. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white.
[Maker’s initials, W. H.] Inscribed:
Hall marked.
Mary ■ Preist • ob : 28 • Nov: 1797 aet: 67.
897. Gold, head set with a crystal, beneath which are the initials
T. H. E, upon a plait of hair. Engraved inside head :
Tho s Hovenden Everard Ob. 24 Dec r 1797 JEt. 23.
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898. Gold, enamelled and lined in black. [Makers initials, W. H.]
Inscribed :
S r David - Williams * B* ob: 21 * Jan: 1798 ■ aet: 32.
David Williams of Clifford Court, co, Hereford, and of Goldington, in Sarratt,
CO- Hertford, who followed his father and grandfather in assuming the baronetcy
granted 4 May 1644, to Henry Williams of Gwernevet, co. Brecon, was baptised
27 April 1765, at Sarratt. He married at Chenies, co. Buckingham, 10 June 1794,
Sarah Sophia, daughter and coheir of the Rev. John Fleming Stanley, Rector of
Warehorne, co. Kent. He was buried at Clifford 29 January 1798. On his death,
without male issue, the assumption of the baronetcy, extinct in 1694, came to an end;
the Rev. Gilbert Williams, Vicar of Islington, who had first assumed the baronetcy,
was descended from an uncle of the first baronet. Administration granted (P.C.C.)
12 March 1798.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF SIR DAVID WILLIAMS, BARONET,
OF GOLDINGTONS, IN HERTFORDSHIRE, AND CLIFFORD COURT, IN HEREFORDSHIRE;
DESCENDED FROM SIR DAVID WILLIAMS OF GWERNHYHFED, KNT;
ONE OF THE JUDGES OF THE COURT OF KING'S BENCH,
WHOSE ELDEST SON, SIR HENRY WILLIAMS, KNT. WAS ADVANCED
TO THE DIGNITY OF A BARONET BY KING CHARLES I st AND FROM
WHOM THE TITLE WAS TRANSMITTED IN LINEAL SUCCESSION TO THE PRESENT TIMES ;
HIS LIFE TERMINATED EARLY BY THE DECREES OF INSCRUTABLE PROVIDENCE;
WAS DISTINGUISHED BY THE MILDER VIRTUES OF THE HEART ;
HE WAS EVER PROMPT TO PITY,
AND TO RELIEVE THE DISTRESSES OF SUFFERING HUMANITY,
HIS SOUL TOOK ITS FLIGHT FROM THIS VALE OF MISERY,
JANUARY 2 1 st 1798, IN THE 32 nd YEAR OF HIS AGE;
HIS MORTAL PART REPOSES HERE EXPECTING THE RESURRECTION OF THE JUST.
HE MARRIED, JUNE IO TH , 1 794: SARAH SOPHIA, DAUGHTER OF THE REV D M R STANLEY,
BY WHOM HE LEFT ISSUE ONE DAUGHTER, SOPHIA CHARLOTTE AGE 2 YEARS.
Inscription at Clifford , co. Hereford .
899. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Inscribed:
Sam 1 May * ob : 30 - Jan: 1798 - ae: 86,
Engraved inside:
Mary May Ob: 31 Jan: 1792 JEt: 84.
900, Gold, square head, enamelled in black and white, with an urn, on
which are the initials D. B. Engraved inside:
Daniel Barnard Ob* 13 May 1798 aet 55.
Will dated 13 May 1798, proved 16 June 1798, by Ralph Nicholson and
Charles John Wholer, esquire: Daniel Barnard of Clapham, co. Surrey, merchant.
To each member of the Mitre Society (now eleven in number) held at the
Langboume Ward Coffee House in Fenchurch Street, of which T am, and for many
years past have been a member, a Mourning Ring of the value of two guineas.
To John Wiltshire of Long Lane, co. Surrey, esquire, a Mourning Ring of ten
guineas. Sister-in-law Mary Atkinson of Knightsbridge, widow. Wife Ann Rathsheba
Barnard. Brother Richard Barnard. Daughter Harriet Barnard at 21. Brother
Robert Barnard. p C C jSo Wa ip ok .
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901. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, P. B.] Inscribed :
S r Ja‘ Sanderson • Bar* ob 21 • June • 1798 • ae: 54.
June 21. “At East-hill, Wandsworth, after a long and painful illness, Sir Jas.
Sanderson, bart. M.P. for Hastings, Sussex, and alderman of the ward of Bridge
Within, London; . . (Gent.’s Mag., Vol. LXVIII, part page 544 -)
Sir James Sanderson of Lombard Street, London, banker, was born at York 30
December 1741; he became Alderman of Bridge Ward Within in 1783, and Sheriff
of London 1785, being knighted in his year of office 8 October 1786. He was
Lord Mayor in 1792, and created a baronet 6 December 1794; M.P. for Malmesbury
February 1792 to 1796, and for Hastings in 1796* He married istly Elizabeth,
daughter of John Judd of Chelmsford, co. Essex; she died as Lady Mayoress
17 August 1793; and 2ndly Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Skinner, sometime I^ord
Mayor of London; his only issue was a daughter by his 2nd wife. He was buried
at S l Magnus’, London, 28 June 1798.
Will dated 18 April 1798, with codicil dated 13 June 1798, proved 29 August
1798: “I James Sanderson of the City of London, Baronet. To be buried in
the parish church of St. Magnus, London Bridge, in the vault where my late
Honoured Wife was interred. My body to be opened for the benefit of the
living to ascertain the cause of the painful complaint in the Breast with which
I have been long afflicted. A Marble Monument of the cost of two hundred
pounds at least be erected as near as convenient to the place. 1 give good and
Substantial Mourning Rings to the Court of Aldermen, to the Common Council
of the Ward of Bridge and to such other friends whose names 1 have marked.”
To my dear mother Elizabeth one neat annuity of one hundred pounds. My
eldest sister Elizabeth Sanderson, youngest sister Ann Fisher. Nephews Henry
Fisher and Samuel James Fisher. Nieces Elizabeth Fisher and Maria Stevens.
Sister Margaret Roxby the portrait of my mother by Drake. To Mary Judd of
Chelmsford, co. Essex, the portrait by Smith of her sister, my late wife. To my wife
my portrait by Pars, also a large Conversation piece by G. D. in commemoration
of an important incident on the 21st March 1793* Niece Elizabeth Meux. Niece
Jane Maude. To my wife Elizabeth my house and furniture at East Hill, Wands¬
worth. My child Elizabeth Skinner Sanderson. Settlements made 9 May 1795.
To the poor of the parish of S« Crux in York, in the church whereof my
honoured father was buried ^100. Henry Roxby, esquire, my brother-in-law, my
business as a hop merchant at London Bridge, and as a banker in Mansion
House Street.
Rings to my own relations and executors, ditto by Lady Sanderson, ditto by
late Lady Sanderson, M r Albin, M r Thackrah, M r Meux and Sons, two M r Reeds,
partners in both trades, Henry Dultry, Rev. William Dealtry, Francis Freeling,
esquire, John Sabb, senior, Doctor Monish, William Francis, Canterbury, John
Palmer, esquire, Sir John William Anderson, baronet. P.C.C. 568 Walpole .
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF SIR JAMES SANDERSON BAR T M.P.
HE SERVED THE OFFICE OF SHERIFF OF LONDON AND MIDDLESEX IN 1785;
AND WAS ELECTED LORD MAYOR IN 1 792 , IN WHICH HIGH STATION
HE DISPLAYED A SPIRIT OF FORTITUDE AND PRUDENCE IN CHECKING THE
THEN RISING SPIRIT OF FACTION AND REVOLT WHICH HIGHLY MERITED
THE GRATITUDE OF THE PRESENT AGE, AND THE REMEMBRANCE OF POSTERITY,
AFTER A CONSPICUOUS EXERTION OF EMINENT TALENTS, DIRECTED TO
THE SERVICE OF THIS CITY AND HIS KING AND COUNTRY,
HE CONSUMMATED A GREAT AND BENEFICIAL CHARACTER
BY DYING IN THE FAITH, IN THE PROFESSION, AND IN THE HOPES OF CHRISTIANITY
THE 2 1 st DAY OF JUNE 1798,
AGED 56 YEARS.
LEAVING ISSUE, AN INFANT DAUGHTER, BY HIS SECOND WIFE ELIZABETH,
DAUGHTER OF THOMAS SKINNER ESQ k OF LATE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
Inscription on a tablet in St. Magnus' Church , London.
284
Gold, square head, with some hair, and a border of black and
white enamel. Engraved at back of head:
Ann Cudlipp ob 11 th July 1798.
“At Ilfracombe, Devon, in the prime of life, Miss Anne Cudlipp, sister of
Dr* C. of Launceston ; whose beautiful form and elegant manners attracted the
attention of every circle in which she appeared; but were far surpassed by her
virtues*” {Gent's Mag., VoL LXVIII ., part it, page 725.)
Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white*
Inscribed:
Hall marked*
Wi!I m Ward * died • 24 • July • 1798 - aged * 74,
Will dated 22 April 1793, proved 3 August 1796, by Ann Ward, relict: William
Ward, late of the City of Bath, now of Chesterfield, co* Derby, gent. Daughter Ann,
wife of William Radcliffe, genu Wife Ann* Cousins Rev. M* William Brown and
Edward Chesiiden, esquire*
P.C.G 571 Walpole,
Gold, head with a Tassie portrait Engraved at back of head :
Edward Montagu M C ob 21 Sep* 1798 « 82.
September 21* “At Hampstead, in his 82d year, Edward Montagu, esq. late
a master in chancery,” (Gent Is Mag *, VoL LX VIII,, part it, page 817 L)
Edward Montagu, 2nd son of James Montagu of Lackham, co, Wilts, by
Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Sir John Eyles, knight. Master in Chancery 24 June
1765, was admitted to the Middle Temple 3 May 1737, and to Gray's Inn 4 May
1773; Bencher of Gray's Inn* He married istly 16 April 1745, Ann, daughter of
James Wrought on; zndly, 15 April 1754, Joanna Magdalena, daughter of Gerard
Bolwark, and widow of Edward Van Harthals, who died 21 February 1799, leaving
a son Gerard Montagu,
Will dated 8 February 1794, with eleven codicils dated 25 May 1795—27 December
1796, proved 3 October 1798, by Edward Van Harthals and Gerard Montagu: Edward
Montagu, one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery, Son-in-law Edward
Van Harthals, esquire, “my Tortoise Shell Snuff Box with his dear Mothers
Picture set therein*” To my son Gerard Montagu the Diamond Ring given me
by the King of Poland, and all my watches, seals, rings, medals, swords and canes*
My daughter-in-law Mary Ann, my son's wife. Grand-daughter Magdalena Montagu.
Grandsons Edward Proud foot Montagu and George Montagu, Daughter Sophia,
wife of M r George Birch. My wife, ($rd Codicil ): My daughter Proudfoot's
marriage* 28 December 1795,
2 October 1798, Gerard Montagu of Gunton Hall, co* Suffolk, esquire,
deposed that Edward Montagu, late of Hampstead, died Friday, 21 September
17981 P.C.C. 664 Walpole,
905. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Dor y Richardson • ob : 27 ■ Nov: 1798 • ae: 73.
906. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, 1 . P.] Inscribed:
M rs Isabela * Graham • ob: 8: Dec: 1798 ■ ae : 46.
December 8. “On Clapham-common, Mrs. Graham, wife of Charles G. esq.
of Fenchurch-str.” (Gent’s Mag,, Vol. LXVII 1 ., part ii., page 1088.)
907. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed :
Hannah ■ Blasson ■ died ■ 13 ■ Dec: 1798 ■ aged * 69.
908. Gold, enamelled in black, on a blue and white background in
two intertwining scrolls. Inscribed :
Betty Savory ob: 23 • Feb 1792 * as: 70.
Henry Savory ob: 30 • Dec 1798 ■ ae: 86.
909. Gold, marquise-shaped head, with an urn and hair on blue enamel,
surrounded by a border of pearls. At the back of head is
engraved :
John Napier of Merchiston Inventor of Logarithms
died 1617.
Mary Napier Dun his 4 th Great Grand Daughter
died 1798.
286
Hall marked.
Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white.
[Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed :
Marquis • of ■ Donegal • ob: 5 ■ Jan : 1799 ■ se: 60.
January 5. “At his house in St. James’s square, Arthur Chichester, fifth Earl and
first Marquis of Donegal . . ( Gent's Mag,, VoL LXIXpart page 81)
Arthur, Earl of Donegal!, the son of the Hon l>le John Chichester of Abinger,
co. Surrey, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Sir Richard Newdigate of Arbury, co.
Warwick, 3rd baronet, was bom 13 June 1739. He was of Trinity College,
Oxford, matriculated 25 November 1757, created M.A, 1759, and D.C.L. 1763.
He succeeded his uncle as 5th Earl of Donegall 30 September 1757. M.P, for
Malmesbury 176S-74. He was created, 3 July 1790, Baron Fisherwick in the
Peerage of Great Britain, and 27 June 1791, Earl of Belfast and Marquess of
Donegal (Ireland). He married istly at Easton, co. Suffolk, 16 November
1761, Lady Anne Hamilton, daughter of James, 5th Duke of Hamilton; 2ndly at
S l Michael's, Bath, co. Somerset, 24 October 1788, Charlotte, daughter of Conway
Spencer of Tremary, eo. Down; and jrdly at his house in S t James' Square, London,
12 October 1790, Barbara, daughter of the Rev. Luke Godfrey, D.D.
Will dated 7 August 1795, with two codicils dated 2 November 1798 and
29 December 1798, proved 11 January 1799, by Spencer Stanley Chichester, son
and sole executor ■ Arthur, Marquess of Donegal!. Wife Barbara. Son Lord Spencer
Stanley Chichester. Eldest son George Augustus, Earl of Belfast, Rev. William
Chichester, D.D., Rector of Clonea, in Enishewen. My late wives and children.
{2nd Codicil ): Miss Mary Godfrey, eldest sister of my wife, she having just lost
her father, Rev. Luke Godfrey. DHL „ ~ ~ „ rr
P.C.C. 28 Howe.
Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, P. B.] Inscribed :
Eliz: Elliot • ob : 6 • Jan: 1799 ■ aet: 68.
Will dated 12 December 1796, proved 13 March 1799, by Josias Smith and
Richard Ring: Elizabeth Elliot of S t Michael’s, Lewes, co. Sussex, spinster.
To Ann Molineux, sister of Elizabeth, wife of Arannah Verrall of Lewes, gent, a
Ring of a guinea value. To Frances Ring, wife of Richard Ring of Lewes,
banker, a Ring of a guinea value, and all my fire screens. Thomas Lamb of
Croydon, son of my late uncle John's daughter Mary. His sister Mary Lamb and
brother Spencer Lamb. John Elliot of Wythiam, son of my late uncle John Elliot,
and John Elliot, son of my late uncle Thomas Elliot of Hartfield, Kinsman Obediah
Elliot of Ringmere and his son George. To be buried in the vault in $ t Michael's
churchyard. Abraham Elliot, son of John Elliot of Wythiam. Thomas Elliot,
son of my late uncle Thomas, Stephen Waters of Hartfield, grandson of my late
uncle John Elliot. Luke Godley, grandson of my late uncle Thomas Elliot.
PCC. 182 Howe .
912. Gold, large oval head, with a plait of hair, on which is the
initial B in gold. Engraved at back of head :
Benj" Butler ob‘ n Feb y 1799 JE t: 31.
Will dated 9 July 1795, proved 22 February 1799, by John Hunt, executor:
Benjamin Butler, Commander H.M. Gunboat “Caroline." Wife Ann Butler of
Bermondsey, co. Surrey. FC C Boim
913. Gold, oval head, containing plait of grey hair s surrounded by
the inscription in black enamel: “ Sacred * to ■ Friendship. 11
Engraved at back of head :
Ann Sayer Ob: 26 Feb y 1799 ^ - 70.
“1799. Mrs. Sayer Buried March 3 Aged 70." {Registers of Sotverby, co, York.)
Will dated iS December 1798, proved at York 23 August 1799, and in
London n September 1799, by George and Elizabeth Sayer, son and daughter:
Ann Sayer of Sowerby, near Thirsk, co. York, widow. Daughters Elizabeth and
Susannah Sayer. Son Martin Sayer. My eight children. My third of the estate
of the late Edward Wells. Son George Sayer of Wigan, co. Lancaster.
P. C. C. 683 Howe.
914. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked
[Makers initials, W. H.] Inscribed:
George * Milligen ■ Johnston ■ of ■ CorheacL
Inside the ring is engraved, the engraving being filled in with
black enamel:
Died 9 March 1799 aged 72 years.
March 9. “In his 72d year, George Milligen Johnston, esq. of Corehead, M.D.
in the commission of the peace for the county of Dumfries, member of the American
Philosophical Society at Philadelphia, and formerly surgeon-general of all his Majesty's
garrisons in South Carolina and Georgia. . . {Gent's MagVoL LXIX ,, part i. y
p age 347 ,)
Will dated 31 December 1798, proved 22 August 1799, by Elizabeth Milligen,
now Elizabeth Milligen Johnston, spinster, sister: George Milligen Johnston of
Corebead, co. Dumfries, Doctor of Medicine. To my sister Elizabeth Milligen the
estate l inherit from my mother and her ancestors for life, then to Lieut.-Colonel
Johnston, 3rd Foot Guards. 5,000 acres in South Carolina to my friend Robert Smith,
Bishop of South Carolina. To Henry Smith, a black man formerly in my service,
ten guineas for his fidelity in dangerous times. To the wife of John Hamilton,
esquire, late of Aldershaw, five guineas for a Ring. To Miss Hamilton and her
sister Miss Eliza Hamilton, seven guineas each to buy Rings. “ 1 bequeath the
diamond Ring T had made on the death of my Billy to my relation Mrs. Welsh,
wife to Robert Welsh, tenant of Corehead, to be kept as an heirloom in her family
in remembrance of my dear Billy as long as may be the next eldest female in the
Family being to succeed her and to transmit the same to her eldest heir female.'
To M ra Thomas Goldie of Craigmine and Captain John Johnston five guineas for
Bings* P. C, C. 600 Howe,
28S
915' Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, W. H.] Inscribed:
Tho E Lintall * Esq : ob: 9 ■ Mar: 1799 * aet : 71.
March 9* “At Nor biton-hall, Surrey, in his 71st year, Thomas Lintall, esq.”
{Gent's Mag,, Vol. I,XIX., part z\ } page 23 p.)
Will dated 6 August 1795, proved 21 March 1799, by Edward Loveden
Loveden, power reserved to Elizabeth Lintall, relict, and Thomas Lintall, son:
Thomas Lintall, formerly of Abingdon, co. Berks, then of Caldecott, in Alderminster,
co. Worcester, of Great Marlow, co. Berks, and now of Norbiton Hall, Kingston-
on-Thames, esquire. To be buried with my father in Streatham Church, co, Surrey,
Settlement made r July 1767, previous to my marriage with my wife, then Elizabeth
Gill (her father Thomas Gill). Eldest son Daniel Lintall. Son Thomas Lintall
Daughter Ann, wife of Edward Loveden Loveden of Buscot Park, co. Berks,
esquire. My late mother-in-law M rs Jane Lintall, who died at her brothers,
M r Sham brooks in Croydon, about a year and-a-half ago. The last will of my
father Thomas Lintall, who died at Croydon, about 29 years ago. 40/- worth of
bread to be distributed on fifteen succeeding Sundays after my death in Kingston
Parish Church, Cousin M r Joseph Titterton and his son Thomas. Brother-in-
law Jonathan Stonard, esquire. Sister-in-law M rs Ann Gill Time 1 was in business
as a solicitor, „ ^ ^
P.C.G 203 Howe.
916. Gold, enamelled in black and white, with three inscriptions. Hall
marked. [Maker's initials, M. G.] Inscribed in black:
Rob' Ironside * ob: 18 ■ Mar: 1799 - JEt : 64*
Inscribed in white:
Benj n Ironside • ob: 26 ■ Oct: 1800 • JEt : 25.
Benj° Ironside . . . . ob: 19 * Mar: 1802 * JEt : 5 ■ M* 16 - D s .
917. Gold, head set with a crystal, beneath which is a plait of brown
hair. Surrounding this in blue enamel is inscribed :
En - souvenir - d’unne amitie * sincere.
Engraved inside :
Arthur Blennerhassett Esq, ob. 3 June 1799 JE. 79.
June 2. “ At Bath, Arthur Blennerhassett, esq. of Ballscedy, co. Kerry, Ireland.”
{Gent's Mag., Vol. LX/X. y part page S 3 2 -)
Arthur Blennerhassett was the 2nd son of John Blennerhassett of Bally seedy,
co. Kerry, M.P. for Tralee; he married Jane Giradot, widow of Colonel Hamilton.
Will dated 24 February 1797, proved 1 July 1799, by Jane Blennerhassett,
relict: Arthur Blennerhassett, late of Bally seedy, co. Kerry, now of Bath, co.
Somerset, esquire. Wife Jane Blennerhassett. Grandchildren James, Archibald,
Juliana and Catherine Tisdale, children of my late daughter Juliana, by Michael
Tisdale of Charles Fort, co. Meath, esquire, deceased. Niece Jane, wife of Captain
Sir Henry Blackwood, R.N, Daughter Jane Allanson Winn, wife of Sir George
All an son Winn, baronet.
P. C\ C. 473 Howe .
289
g 18. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed:
Rev d Thomas • Prichard • died • n * June • 1799 • aged • 26.
June iS
June 21
June 24
June 25
Lace 11
Sutton
Prichard
Kemp
Jones
J
Burials 1799,
Sarah Lac ell Aged 25 years 1
Isaac Sutton Ag d 27 years
Rev d Tho s Prichard „ 26 years >
Tho s S. Kemp „ 26 years
Sarah Jones Ag d 19 years ,
Accidentally drowned
the 11 th June
Inst returning from
Gravesend.
{Register of burials, Pritflewell\ co . Essex .)
June 11. ic Drowned in the Hope, going from Gravesend to Southend, aged 22 f
the Rev. Thomas Pritchard, curate of Prjttlewell, Essex, lately married to Mrs. Price,
a widow lady of that place, aged 53, with a fortune of 50*000/. Also Lieut. T. Kemp,
of the volunteers of that town; Miss Sarah Lacell, niece, and Miss Jones, cousin, to
Mrs. Pritchard; and two boatmen, brothers, named Sutton. The young ladies were
remarkably handsome, particularly Miss Lacell, who was about 25 years old/ 1 (Gent's
Mag *, VoL LXIX., part L page 53gi)
Administration granted (P.C.C) 3 July 1799, to Alice Prichard, relict.
THE REV d THOMAS PRITCHARD
DIED JUNE II™ 1799.
SARAH LACELL
DIED JUNE II th 1799.
SARAH JONES
DIED JUNE II™ 1799.
Inscription on altar tomb , South-East of Prittkwdl
Church , co, Essex.
919. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, j. A.] Inscribed :
Rev : Tho s Comins • ob : 3 • July * 1799. aet: 74.
Will dated 16 November 1790, proved 20 July 1799, by John Brutton: Rev.
Thomas Comins of the City of Exeter. Children of my daughter Ann Brutton.
Thomas Billington Comins, son of Harriet Comins, widow. John Brutton of
Exeter, gent. P.C.C. 485 Howe.
920. Gold, circular head, enamelled in white, with the initials W. B.
in gold upon hair. Shank enamelled in white, lined with
black. Inscribed :
W m Burcombe * ob: 9 * July ■ 1799 ■ aet: 34.
Will dated 5 November 1795, proved 18 July 1799, by William Bothell, uncle, and
Rebecca Burcombe, sister: William Burcombe of King Street, Hoi born, London,
coachman. Sister Rebecca Burcombe of Kingston, in Surrey. To my uncle William
Bothell of Aldgate a Ring of a guinea value. To Mary Glover, now residing with
M r Bothell, a Ring of a guinea value. p q q ^g Howe
290
921. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Makers initials, P. B.]
Inscribed :
Eliz: Goosey * ob: %6 * Aug: 1799 - ae: 72.
922. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker's initials, W. H.] Inscribed :
Mark * Sarjant ■ died 11 • Sep: 1799.
Engraved inside :
Sary Kirby,
923. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Rev d Randall - Burroughes * ob: 17 * Sep: 1799 ae: 66.
September 17. lt At Long Stratton, co. Norfolk, aged 66, the Rev. Randall
Burroughes, rector of Brysingham and Shelfhanger, in that county. He was of Clare-
hall, Cambridge; B.A. 1756, M.A. 1759. The two livings are in the gift of his own
family.” {Gent’s Mag., VoL LXIX,, part it,, page poi .)
“Randall Burroughes, Clerk (aged 66 years) was buried Sept. 26, 1799.” {Registers
of Long Stratton , co. Norfolk .)
The Rev. Randall Burroughes was the 2nd son of Jeremiah Burroughes of
Wymondham (jee Ring No, 26p) and Anne his wife, daughter of Thomas Randall
of Wymondham. He was of Clare College, Cambridge, B.A, 1756, M.A. 1759,
and became Rector of Brissingham and Shelfhanger 10 April 1766, on the presentation
of his elder brother Jeremiah. He married at S t Andrew’s, Hoi bom, London,
12 April 1763, Elizabeth Maria Ellis (see Ring No. 854).
Will dated 10 September 1799, proved 24 December 1799, by Ellis Burroughes,
son and sole executor: Randall Burroughes of Stratton S fc Mary, co. Norfolk, clerk.
Son Ellis Burroughes, Daughter Diana, wife of Rev, William Walford. Daughter
Marla, wife of Rev. James Ward, D.D. To be buried in the vault in the church of
S* Mary Stratton, near my late wife. P C C 82 7 H r
IN A VAULT BENEATH
ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS
OF THE
REVD. RANDALL BURROUGHES, M.A,,
RECTOR OF BRESSINGHAM AND SHELFANGER,
IN THIS county;
WHO DIED SEP Sr 17 th , 1799 ,
AGED 66 YEARS.
IN THE SAME VAULT LIE ALSO INTERRED
THE REMAINS OF ELIZABETH MARIA HIS WIFE
THE DAUGHTER AND HETRESS OF W &1 ELLIS, ESQ.
OF KIDDALL HALL IN THE PARISH OF BARWICK
IN ELMET IN THE WEST RIDING
OF THE COUNTY OF YORK
SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JULY 14™ 1795
AGED 55 YEARS.
Inscription on marble slab on wall of ike North
aisle of Stratton Church , co. Norfolk .
291
924* Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Cha 5 Sansome ob: 22 * Oct: 1799 * ae: 26,
Lately. “At Hinckley, Mr, Charles Sansome, hosier, of Leicester.” (Gent's
Mag,, VoL LXIX, pari iL> page gggi)
Buried at Hinckley, co. Leicester, 28 October 1799.
925. Gold, head containing a plait of hair, surrounded by small pearls.
Shank partly enamelled in black. Engraved at back of head:
Will m Sandby Sen. died 2 Nov r 1799 Aged 8x.
November 2. “At Teddington, Middlesex, in his 82d year, deeply regretted by all
who knew him, William Sandby, esq. who for many years was of high eminence as
a book-seller in Fleet-street; a situation which he exchanged (in or about 1765) for
that of a banker, in the old established house of Snow and Denne in the Strand. He
was son of Dr. S. prebendary of Worcester, and brother to Dr. George S. late master
of Magdalen College, Cambridge. He married to his third wife, 1787, Miss Fellows
of Walton on Thames. . . P ( Gent. V Mag,, VoL LX/X., pari ti., page 1000.)
Buried at Teddington 8 November 1799, aged 81 years.
Will dated 2 January 1795, proved 18 November 1799, by Robert Snow and
William Sandby, son: William Sandby of the Strand, Banker. To be buried at
Teddington, co. Middlesex. Wife Mary Sandby. Daughter Ann, wife of Thomas
Robbins of Pilewell, co. Hants, esquire. Sons Charles, Edward and William Sandby.
P, C. C. Sag Howe .
sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SANDBY, ESQ.,
LATE OF THE STRAND, LONDON, BANKER,
AND MANY YEARS OF THIS PARISH ;
WHOSE STRICT INTEGRITY,
GENTLE MANNERS AND DEPORTMENT
WHOSE HUMANE AND BENEVOLENT DISPOSITION
GAINED HIM UNIVERSAL ESTEEM
MUCH BELOVED AND MUCH LAMENTED
HE DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOVEMBER THE SECOND 1799
IN THE EIGHTY SECOND YEAR OF HIS AGE,
Inscription at Teddington , co, Middlesex .
926. Gold, enamelled in black, with a box containing hair. Engraved
inside :
Jane Foster died Nov r 6. 1799 Aged 32.
292
927- Gold, head with a plait of hair, round which is a border of black
and white enamel Engraved at back of head :
Geo Puffer ob, 5 Dec r 1799 JEt 50,
Will dated 12 July 1799, proved 19 August iSoo, by Robert Jones, Mary Puffer,
relict, having renounced, and 21 February 1S11, by Mary Puffer, who retracts
renunciation: George Puffer of Knights bridge, co, Middlesex, liquor merchant.
Wife Mary Puffer, Will of my late father Peter Puffer {alias Pouglier) on decease
of my mother to lands at Hart's Hill, co, Warwick. Sisters Sarah, Ann and Hannah.
My four children. To Robert Jones of S t Mary Hill, Thames Street, brandy merchant,
ten pounds for a Ring. Children George, Mary, Charles and Peter Puffer,
B\ C, C. 6iy Adder ley.
928. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, W. H.] Inscribed :
Anne - Nottidge * died - 20 * Dec: 1799 4 aged * 65.
December 20, “ In a fit of apoplexy, the wife of Thomas Nottidge, esq, JI {GentIs
Mag ., VoL LXIX.) part iL , page 1094I)
“Nottidge, Ann, Wife of Tho s Nottidge, Esq. Dec. 27, 1799, 65 yrs.” {Register of
burials , Pocking ,, co. Essex.)
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANNE NOTTIDGE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 20™ 1799 , A 0 #T} 65 YEARS
LEAVING A HUSBAND AND AN ONLY SON WHOSE EARTHLY HAPPINESS
SUSTAINED IRREPARABLE LOSS BY HER REMOVAL. SHE WAS SUDDENLY
TAKEN AWAY WITHOUT THE WARNING OF ANY PREVIOUS ILLNESS,
Inscription at Backing) co . Essex.
929. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, I. K,] Inscribed :
James * Rutherford * ob: 27 * Dec: 1799 * ae: 60.
Will dated 24 December 1799, proved 8 January 1800, by Samuel Dunbibin and
James Sherrard: James Rutherford of Chelsea, co. Middlesex, late of Lambeth,
Yeoman of the Guard. Brother-in-law Samuel Dunbibin. Nieces Sarah Dunbibin,
Mary Ann Dunbibin, Elizabeth, wife of John Burge, Nancy Dunbibin, Nephew James
Priest Dunbibin. pcc , 6 Adderley _
930. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, W. H.] Inscribed:
Ann • Ladbroke ■ ob: 14 • Jan: 1800 * set: 52.
January 14. “Miss Ladbroke, of Cheney-walk, Chelsea.” {Gent’s Mag.,
Vol. LXX,, part page g2.)
293
951* Gold, oval head, with seated female figure placing a wreath on a
tomb, upon which is inscribed: “Rest in peace.” Round the
head is the inscription in black enamel:
Rich* Goulder * ob: 21 * Feb: 1800 ■ ae: 47.
932, Gold, circular head, with an urn worked in diamonds on black
enamel* At back is a box containing hair. Engraved
inside :
Lady Darelf Ob* 6 May 1800 JE t 61.
May 6. “At his house in Grosvenor-square, the Lady of Sir Lionel Bareli, hart."
(Gent's Mag., VoL LXX., part t\, page 492*)
Isabella Tullie was the daughter of Timothy Tullie of Queen Square, Bloomsbury,
co. Middlesex, a director of the East India Company. She married at $ c George J s,
Queen Square, Bloomsbury, 30 July 17 66, Lionel Dardi (see Ring No * 9 S 2 \
created a baronet 12 May 1795. She was buried in Richmond Church, co. Surrey,
15 May 1800, and in the same tomb were buried her husband and their 5th daughter
Clarissa, wife of Captain James Sharp.
in a vault
UNDER THIS MARBLE
LIE THE REMAINS OF ISABELLA
LADY DARRELL
WIFE OF SIR LIONEL DARELL, BARONET
WHO DIED 6 MAY l80O AGED 6l*
ALSO SIR LIONEL DARELL, BART.
WHO DIED 30 OCTOBER 1S03
AGED 6l.
CLARISSA SHARP
DIED 29™ AUGUST 1812
AGED 32.
Inscription on floor in South aisle of Richmond
Church , co, Surrey .
933. Gold, circular head, with hair, surrounded by pearls. Engraved
at back of head :
Tho s May, ob‘ 8 Aug. 1800 JEt. 62.
Thomas May buried at Brimpton, co. Berks, it August 1800,
Will dated 1 March 1800, proved 30 December 1800, by Mary May, relict,
and Thomas, Daniel and Charles May, sons: Thomas May of Brimpton, co. Berks,
294
mealman. Bond made io May 1763, previous to my marriage with my wife
Mary, to my late brother James May and Edmund Pittman, both deceased.
Younger sons John and William May. Sons Thomas, Charles and Daniel May.
Daughters Ann, Elizabeth and Sarah May. P C C 88 Adi l
934. Gold, long oval head, containing hair. Engraved at back of head:
John Archer, Esq r Ob: 8 th Oct r 1800 ^Et: 72.
“ Octr. 20. John Archer, Esqr.” (Register of burials, Welford, co. Berks!)
William Eyre, the father of John Archer, married istly Eleanor Wrottesley, niece
and heir of John Archer of Welford, and 2ndly Susanna Newton. John Archer
married 21 March 1752, as his 1st wife, the Lady Mary Fitzwilliam, who died
10 September 1776; he was created D.C.L. of Oxford 9 July 1773.
Will dated 15 November 1794, with three codicils dated 4 January 1798 to
22 September 1800, proved 20 November 1800, by John Houblon, William Colhoun
and James Graham : John Archer of Welford, co. Berks, and of Coopersale, co. Essex,
esquire, now living at Walcot, in Bath. To be buried either at Thoydon Garnon,
co. Essex, or Welford, co. Berks. A monument in each church to me, and my
late wife Lady Mary Archer, with an inscription to transmit to my posterity the
genealogy of her family and mine. Daughter Susanna Houblon, grand-daughters
Susannah and Letitia Houblon, sister Catherine Blundel and brother Michael Newton,
esquire, a diamond Ring each. Grandson John Houblon. Daughter Charlotte, wife
of Gillery Pigott. My late uncle Philip Gell, formerly Philip Eyre, the brother of
my father William Archer, formerly William Eyre. The reason of my making no
greater provision for my daughter Charlotte Pigott is because she hath great
expectancies, and because she hath offended me marrying the said Gillery Pigott.
(1st Codicil ): Settlement made 29 October 1796, previous to marriage with
Elizabeth Jones, my now wife. 4 January 1798. (3rd Codicil)'. Now at Clifton.
v P.C.C. 762 Adder ley.
BENEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS
OF JOHN ARCHER, ESQRE,
LATE OF THIS PLACE AND OF COOPERSALE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX.
HE WAS THE SON OF WILLIAM EYRE, ESQRE
OF HOME & HYLAW IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY,
(BY SUSANNA, DAUGHTER OF SIR JOHN NEWTON, BART.
of barr's court, in the county of Gloucester and of thorpe
IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN)
WHO TOOK. THE NAME OF ARCHER, AND THE ESTATES OF WELFORD & COOPERSALE
BY THE BEQUEST OF JOHN ARCHER, ESQRE, FORMERLY OF THIS PLACE.
HE MARRIED THE LADY MARY, DAUGHTER OF JOHN, EARL FITZWILLIAM
BY WHOM HE LEFT ISSUE TWO DAUGHTERS.
HE DIED 8 th OF OCTOBER, l8oo; AGED 71.
JOHN ARCHER HOUBLON, ESQRE, OF HALLINGBURY PLACE,
IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX
GRANDSON OF THE SAID JOHN AND LADY MARY ARCHER,
AND ONLY SON OF THE LATE JACOB HOUBLON, ESQRE,
AND OF SUSANNA THEIR ELDEST DAUGHTER
HATH ERECTED THIS MONUMENT
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WILL AND IN GRATITUDE TO THE MEMORY
OF HIS GRANDFATHER AND BENEFACTOR.
Tablet in the tower, formerly on the South side of the
chancel, Welford Church, co. Berks.
295
935- Gold, octagonal head, with silhouette portrait painted on ivory.
At back of head is a round box containing hair, round which
is engraved :
Henry Hance died 18 Feb y 1801, Aged 52.
“ Tuesday morning died Mr* Henry Hance, an opulent farmer at Mai don Wick*
His death was occasioned by a fall from his horse.” {“ Ipswich Journal” Saturday,
27 February 1801)
February 25, 1801. “ Henry Hance, Esq, of Maldon Wick.” {Register of burials ,
St Peter'$, Maldon , co. Fssex .)
Henry Hance married at Maldon 1 July 1783, Elizabeth Quilter of S* Peter's,
Maldon,
Will dated 16 October 1793, proved 13 May 1801, by Elizabeth Hance, relief,
John Hance, brother, and John Quilter: Henry Hance of Maldon, co, Essex, gent.
Son John Strutt Hance. Elizabeth my wife. Daughter Frances Anna fiance.
Daughter Mary Elizabeth Hance, Sister Mary Bright. Brother John Hance.
PC.C. jop Abercrombie .
936. Gold, circular head, with initials R, M. M. in seed pearls
surrounded by a plait of hair, Shank enamelled in black
lined with white. Inscribed :
Maria - Macure ■ ob: n • Mar: 1801 * ae: 43,
Engraved inside:
Born 27 Nov 1758 married 8 July 1784,
937. Gold, head set with a plait of hair. Shank enamelled in black,
bordered with white. Inscribed:
Adm 1 Ommanney ■ ob: 26 * Mar: 1801 - ae: 65,
March 26. ££ In his 65th year, Rear-admiral Comthwaite Gmmaney (superannuated),”
(Gent Is Mag ., VoL LXXI ., part page 374.)
“3801, April 2 nd Comthwaite Ommaney, Millbank Row. 65 y,” {Register of
burials> St John's^ Westminster.)
Will dated 27 February 1800, proved 13 April i8ot, by Edward Ommaney,
brother, and Francis Moline ux Ommaney, son: Comthwaite Ommaney ol Mill
Bank, Westminster, esquire, Rear-Admiral. Wife Martha Ommaney. Eldest
son John Arvvorth Ommaney my house at Plymouth. Sister M r5 Ann Maxwell.
Her daughters Elizabeth and Ann Maxwell. Brother Edward Ommaney ten
pounds for a Ring in token of my affection. I have to request that my kinsman
Samuel Scott of Gower Street, esquire, will do me the favour to accept the like
sum of ten pounds for a Ring. Son Francis Molineux Ommaney, Niece
M rs Ann Scott. Nephew Edward Ommaney Wrench, esquire, and his children.
Late niece Catherine Woods, wife of Edmund Woods, and his children. Niece
Frances Butcher. Sister-in-law M 3S Ann Butcher. Sister-in-law M rs Ann
Ommaney. Daughter Ann Symons Ommaney. Son Comthwaite Ommaney.
P.C.C. 257 Abercrombie ,
296
93§- Gold, enamelled in back. Hall marked. Inscribed:
Marq* of * Downshire * ob: 7 * Sep: 1801 * aet 48.
September 7. “At his magnificent seat of Hillsborough, in the North of Ireland,
the Most Noble Arthur, Marquis of Downshire. . . ( Gent's Mag ., VoL LXXL,
pari ii.y page $63.)
Arthur, Marquess of Downshire, only surviving son of Wills, Marquess of
Downshire {see Xing No. 820), by his 1st wife, Lady Margaretta FitzGerald, was
bora at 15 Hanover Square, London, 3 March 1753, He was of Magdalen
College, Oxford, matriculated iS May 1771, created NLA. 9 July 1773; M.P. for
Lostwithiel 1774, Malmesbury 1780-84, and for co. Down in the Irish House of
Commons 1776-93; F.R.S. 1790. He succeeded his father as 2nd Marquess
7 October 1793, and was sworn of the Irish Council the same year. He married
at S £ Marylebone, London, 29 June 1786, Mary, daughter and heir of Colonel the
Hon bk Martin Sandvs. His widow was created, 19 June 1802, Baroness Sandys,
and died 1 August 1836.
Will dated 24 November 1797, proved 7 October 1801, by Mary, Marchioness
of Downshire. “ Memorandums to serve as my last will and Testament.
Downshire.” “These are memorandums serving as my Will and Testament not
having time to digest and make one formally but I have well considered
everything here written and hope it will be found satisfactory to those I love best
Honourable and worthy of me as an Honest Man which is the Noblest work of
God. My Boys will serve their Country and have many ways of providing for
themselves, the dear Girls have not such opportunities but must patiently wait the
Caprice the love or perhaps the avarice of some Man to obtain a settlement.”
2 \ C\ C. 634 Abercrmnlne .
939. Gold, head set with a plait of hair, surrounded by pearls.
Engraved at back of head :
Anne Calvert ob 22 Sep 1 1801 JE* 47,
September 22. “Mrs. Calvert, wife of Mr. C. assistant-registrar of warrants in the
Stamp-office.” (Geniis Mag, Fob LXXL, pari //., page $63.)
940. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
Inscribed :
Jacob • Yallowley * ob : 2 • Dec: 1801 - ae: 65.
December 2. “In his 66th year, Mr. Jacob Yallowley of the brewhouse in
Chiswell-street.” (Gen tbs Mag., VoL LXXI., part ii. , page 1155.)
Buried at Bunhill Fields, London, with his wife Mary, who died, aged 59,
10 August 1791, and daughters Lydia and Rebecca {see Xing No, Q44).
Will dated 18 January 1800, proved 19 December 1801, by Thomas Powell
and Joseph Yallowley, brother: Jacob Yallowley of Chiswell Street, co. Middlesex,
gent. To be buried near my wife in Bunhill Fields. Daughter Rebecca Yallowley
furniture, &rc\, of Chiswell Street house. Daughter Elizabeth Yallowley furniture,
&c., of Winchmore Hill house. Brother Joseph Yallowley. Son Jacob Yallowley
and his wife Martha. Daughter Mary, wife of Thomas Powell. Daughter Ruth,
wife of Thomas Powell, junior (pastor of Baptist Chapel in Mitchell Street).
Daughter Lydia Yallowley. RC C. 836 Abercrombie *
297
941. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, M. G.]
Inscribed:
Rev d Meredith ■ Townsend • died ■ 13 • Dec: 1801 aged 86.
December 12, “At Haverfordwest, the Rev. Meredith Townsend, 40 years
minister of the congregation of Independents at Stoke Newington, where he was
chosen 1752,” {Gent's Mag, VoL LXXI. , part X , page 1157.)
Will dated 28 November tSor, proved 7 January 1802, by William Basnet!,
sole executor : Meredith Townsend of the City of Bath, gent. Son Josiah
Townsend. Daughter Mary Basnett, Brother John Townsend. Grand-daughters
Elizabeth and Emma Basnett. Daughter Sarah Townsend and her daughter
Mary Ramsbotham, Sister Elizabeth Flanagan. Brother and sister William and
Bythia Wood, each a Mourning Ring of the value of one guinea. Son-in-law
William Basil etc. pcc 6j Kenyon
942. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white, Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, I. M.] Inscribed :
N : Wakeham • D : D : ob: 25 Dec: 1801 ae: 79.
December 25. “Rev. N. Wakeham, IX]X, dean and rector of Docking, Essex,
both in the gift of the archbishop of Canterbury. He was of King’s College,
Cambridge; B.A. 1744, M.A. 1748; and had a D.IX at Lambeth/* {Genius Mag.,
VoL LX XL, part /X, page i2iy i)
Buried at Rocking 1 January 1802.
Will dated 29 January 1800, proved 9 January 1802, by Rev. Charles Wakeham,
eldest son, and Harriet Wakeham, relic!; Nicholas Wakeham, Wife. Eldest son.
Second son Henry, Third son Perryman. Three daughters. p p p Kenyon
IN MEMORY OF
NICHOLAS WAKEHAM, D.D,
DEAN AND RECTOR OF THIS PARISH
WHO DIED DEC* 25, 1801
AGED 79 YEARS.
ALSO OF HARRIOTTS HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF JOHN PERRYMAN, ESQ R
OF CIPPENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF RUCKS
SHE DIED JAN V 15, iSlO
AGED 82 YEARS.
Liscripiion at Backings ca . Essex .
943, Gold, round head containing' hair, surrounded by black enamel.
Engraved at back of head:
Tho" King Esq 1 obiit i®" Feb rii 1802 JE t Suae 59.
February r. “At Cutler’s Hall, Thomas King, esq/’ (Gen Is A fag, VoL IXXII,
part it ., page 18/ )
“February 11 th 1802. Thomas King Esq r , n (Register of burials , Greenwich ,
co. Kent ,)
Will dated 3 January 1802, with codicil dated 31 January 1802, proved
19 March 1802, by Sir William Staines, Richard Hall, Thomas King and William
King: Thomas King of Cutler’s Hall, London, Sons Thomas and William King
my house at Maize Hill, Kent. Wife Sarah. Executors ; Sir William Staines of
Barbican, knight, Edward King of Lincoln’s Inn Fields, esquire, Richard Hall of
298
Mark Lane and my two sons. Daughter Sarah, wife of Thomas Courtnay Warner.
To Edward Warner of Cornhill, London, esquire, fifty guineas for a Ring. To
Catherine Lawton, wife of Thomas Lawton, Sarah Warner and Elizabeth Warner,
daughters of the said Thomas Warner, and to Edward Warner, junior, twenty
guineas each for a Ring. To Captain Hall of Mark Lane, London, wine merchant,
Thomas Burne, the younger, of Cornhill, London, William Ellis of Paternoster
Row, London, tea dealer, and William Ayres of Fleet Market, hatter, ten guineas
each for a Ring, To each of the Court of Assistants of the Needle makers 1 ,
Founders', Cutlers' and Blacksmiths' two guineas for a Ring. p c C 204 Ken on
944. Gold, oblong head, with a plait of hair surrounded by black
garnets. Hall marked. [Makers initials, P. B.~| Shank
enamelled in white, lined with black : Inscribed:
Reb a Yallowley ob: 28 Mar: 1802 ae: 31.
Daughter of Jacob Yallowley (see King No . 940} and Mary his wife; buried with
them at Bunhill Fields, London.
Will dated 17 March iSoz, proved 5 April 1802, by Elizabeth Yallowley, sister and
sole executrix. p c c ^ Kmyon
945. Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Hall marked.
Inscribed:
Margaret * Hartley - ob: 7 * Aug: 1802 • ae: 76.
Margaret Hartley, daughter of Francis Hartley of Middleton Tyas, co, York, and
niece of Leonard Hartley (see King No. was baptised at Middleton Tyas
19 June 1726, and buried there 10 August 1802. She was aunt of Francis Hartley
of Middleton Lodge (see King No . ioog\ and was buried at Middleton Tyas
10 August 1S02.
u Margareta filia domini Frandsci Hartley de Middleton. Baptised 19 th Junii
1726," {Registers of Middleton Tyas } co. York,)
IN MEMORY OF
MARGARET HARTLEY
WHO DIED AUG, 7 th 1802,
AGED 76.
Inscription in the churchyard at Middleton Tyas ,
946. Gold, circular head, with an urn bearing the initials T. B. on a
plait of hair. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Tho 5 Buxton * ob : 26 • Dec: 1802 • ae: 33.
January 1803. u 2 Thomas Buxton. In the Vault under the Vestry. Aged
33 Years." (Register of burials , St. Paul's^ Covent Garden , London ,)
Will dated 28 November 1802, with codicil dated 14 December 1802, proved
27 January 1803, by William Warne and Ann Buxton, relict: Thomas Buxton of
Bedford Street, Covent Garden, oilman. My late unde John Bellamy, late of
Chand os Street, and his wife, Sarah Bellamy. My wife's brother William Warne
of Bedford Street. Wife Ann. My wife to pay unto William Warne and John
Spilling, and also unto my dear brother and sister the sum of two guineas each
for a Ring. P.C.C, 8 Marriott.
299
947- Gold, oval head, with letters T, C. within a border, in diamonds.
Engraved at back of head :
o
Ar d Maule died 9 Jan 1803 Aged 62.
January 9. “At Greenwich, the wife of Stephen John Maule, esq.” (Genf.’s Mag.,
Vol. LXXIIL, part page pi.)
948. Gold, head enamelled in black and white, with the head and
wings of an angel, surrounded by a serpent swallowing its
tail. Inscribed inside shank:
D d Mitchell Esq Ob‘ 8 Mar 1803, JEt. 71.
March 8. “At Hollo way-down, co. Essex, aged 71, David Mitchell, esq.” {Gent’s
Mag., Vol. LXXII I., part i., page 2 go.)
Administration granted (P.C.C.) 18 May 1803, to William Mitchell, esquire, brother.
949. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, T. M.]
Inscribed :
Mary ■ Butler died 10 • Apr: 1803 * aged • 37.
Engraved inside :
Rachael Butler died 21 Dec' 1788 Aged 68.
James Butler died 17 May 1794 Aged 60.
950. Gold, oval head containing a plait of hair, surrounded by black
garnets, enamelled in black, bordered with white. Engraved
inside :
Rev d John Froude Ob 4 26 Sept r 1803 62.
Forgive the wish that would have kept thee here.
tl Suddenly, the Rev. John Frowde, vicar of Knows tone and Molland, Devon, in
the gift of his family/ 1 {Gent's Mag., Vol * LXXIIL, part it., page gSy.)
John Froude, son of John Froude of Modbury, co. Devon, gent, matriculated at
Oxford from Exeter College 31 March 1762, aged iS* He was succeeded as Vicar
of Knowstone and Moll and by his son John.
IN
a vault beneath
LIE THE REMAINS OF
THE REV b JOHN FROUDE
VICAR OF KNOWSTONE CUM MOLLAND
WHO DIED 26 th SEPTEMBER 1803, AGED 63.
ALSO OF PRESTWOOD LOVE II 1 S WIFE
WHO DIED 12 th OCTOBER 1823, AGED 73.
AND OF THEIR CHILDREN
KATHERINE AND CAROLINE
WHO DIED IN THEIR INFANCY
Inscription on mural tablet in Knowstone Church , co. Devon L
300
951- Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, M. G.]
Inscribed :
Henry • Duke • of • Beaufort • ob : n Oct: 1803 • ae : 59.
October n. “At his seat at Badminton, co. Gloucester, of the gout in His
stomach, in his 59th year, the Most Noble Henry Somerset, Duke of Beaufort. . .
(Gent Is Mag., Vol. LXXIII., part ii., page 994.)
Henry, Duke of Beaufort, K.G., son of Charles Noel, Duke of Beaufort, by
Elizabeth his wife, sister and heir of Norborne, Lord Botetourt, was born 16 October
1741, at Brook Street, Hanover Square, London, and succeeded his father as 5th Duke
28 October 1756. He matriculated at Oxford from Oriel College 18 October
1760, and was created D.C.L. 7 July 1763. He was Master of the Horse to
the Queen Consort 1768-70; Lord Lieutenant for the counties of Monmouth 1771,
of Brecknock 1787, and Leicester 1787; K.G. 2 June 1786. The abeyance of
the Barony of Botetourt was terminated in his favour 4 June 1803. He married
at S l George’s, Hanover Square, London, 2 January 1766, Elizabeth, daughter of
Admiral the Hon ble Edward Boscawen and sister of George Evelyn, 3rd Viscount
Falmouth. He was buried at Badminton 20 October 1803.
Will dated 1 June 1799, with two codicils dated 26 June 1799 and 11 September
1800, proved 2 December 1803, by Henry Charles, Duke of Beaufort, son.
P.C.C. 946 Harriott.
NEAR THIS PLACE LIE THE REMAINS OF
HENRY SOMERSET, 5 ™ DUKE OF BEAUFORT,
MARQUIS OF WORCESTER, &C. &C. BARON BOTETOURT, KNIGHT OF THE GARTER,
LORD-LIEU T OF THE COUNTIES OF MONMOUTH AND BRECON, &C.
WHO DIED ON THE II™ DAY OCTOBER, 1803 ; IN THE 59™ YEAR OF HIS AGE.
HIS GRACE MARRIED ON THE 2 NI> OF APRIL, 1766, ELIZABETH, DAUGHTER OF
THE R T HON ble ADMIRAL BOSCAWEN, AND SISTER TO GEORGE EVELYN, VISC T FALMOUTH
WITH WHOM HE LIVED 37 YEARS, IN PERFECT HARMONY AND WITH UNABATED AFFECTION
AND BY WHOM IIE HAD 13 CHILDREN (NINE SONS AND FOUR DAUGHTERS), ELEVEN OF WHOM SURVIVED HIM.
AS A HUSBAND, FATHER, FRIEND AND CHRISTIAN, HE WAS BELOVED, ESTEEMED, REVERED;
THE BENEVOLENCE OF HIS DISPOSITION, THE FIRMNESS OF HIS PRINCIPLES,
THE HONOUR, FIDELITY, AND INTEGRITY OF HIS LIFE,
WERE MOST CONSPICUOUS AND EXEMPLARY.
IN TESTIMONY OF HIS MANY VIRTUES,
AND FROM A GRATEFUL AND AFFECTIONATE REGARD TO HIS MEMORY,
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY HIS ELDEST SON HENRY CHARLES, 6™ DUKE OF BEAUFORT.
NEAR THIS PLACE LIE ALSO THE REMAINS OF
HIS FOURTH DAUGHTER THE LADY ANNE ELIZABETH SOMERSET,
WHO DIED ON THE 22 NI> DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1803: IN THE 18™ YEAR OF HER AGE.
Inscription in Badminton Church , co. Gloucester.
952. Gold, oval head, set with a plait of hair. Engraved at back of
head :
Sir Lionel Darell OV 30 Oct* 1803 JE l 61.
October 30. “After a few days illness, with which he was seized while presiding
at a sale at the India-house, Sir Lionel Darell, bart. one of the Directors of the East
India Company, and colonel of the first regitnent of Loyal East India Volunteers. . .
(Gent.’s Mag., Vol. LXXIII., part ii., page 1090.)
“ 1803. Sir Lionel Darell, Bar 1 in y e Church November 8.” {Register of burials ,
parish church, Richmond, co. Surrey.)
Lionel Darell, eldest son of Lionel Darell of Bedford Row, London, by
Honoria his wife, daughter of Humphrey Hardwick, Vice-Consul at Lisbon, was
301
Matiaii
born at Lisbon 25 September 1742, He was for Lyme Regis 1780-84, and
for Hedon 1784-1802, and was created a baronet 12 May 1795* He married at
3 E George's, Queen Square, Bloomsbury, London, 30 July 1766, Isabella Tullie
(see Ring JVb. 932).
Will dated 3 December 1801, proved 2t November 1803, by Robert Sparks,
Mary Quicke, widow, and Amelia Darell and Clarissa Darell, spinsters; power
reserved to Harry Verelst Darell, esquire, and Florentia Elizabeth Nightingall,
other executors : Sir Lionel I Darell, baronet, M.P. of Richmond Hill, co. Surrey.
To be buried at Richmond* To my unmarried children 41 the piece of Ground
part of Richmond park originally given to me by his Majesty the King in person
and upon the spot in presence of M r Kent, the Surveyor, Colonel Garth and
Colonel Digby and many other Attendants on the eighteenth of April 1793 which
Gift 3ijs Majesty was pleased most graciously to confirm in person and upon the
spot on the 25 September 1799 in presence of their Royal Highnesses the Duke
of Clarence and the Duke of Cumberland and of General Garth and other
attendants on which His Majesty dismounted from his Horse and was pleased to
allow and approve of the Extent of its present Rounds and Distance from the
House and of the line the Fence now takes and his Majesty was pleased again to
confirm the Gift in person on the Spot the next day being 26 th of September 1799
in Company with his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland and approved of
its being in part iron railed and the remainder paled as it now is and both his
Majesty and the Duke of Cumberland recommended me to paint it a dark Green/ 7
which was done, “ and I have the pleasure of being assured that the whole since
finished has met with his Majesty's most Royal approbation. 17 Unmarried children
to have ^£1,050 a year for housekeeping, “No unmarried child shall be at
Liberty to invite or entertain any person as a visitor or retain such person as a
Servant who may be objectionable or disagreeable to the remainder or other of my
surviving unmarried children. 17 Son Flurry Verelst Darell. As tokens of the love
and esteem I entertain for the following persons 1 beg their acceptance of the
following sums for Rings and Mourning, viz: Robert Sparks, esquire, my brother-in-
law, as my executor ^100, M rs Mary Quicke my sister-in-law, as my executrix
^iqo, Catherine Tullie, my sister-in-law, as executrix ^100, and to each of
my four beloved children, Harry Verelst, Amelia, Florentia Elizabeth and Clarissa
^50* Son-in-law Miles Nightingall ^50* And I further desire my executors will
give Mourning Rings to whom they shall judge proper, and if 1 should die while
I am in the Direction of the East India Company I desire such Rings as are
usually given may be distributed among my brethren in the 1 Erection, My daughter
Florentia Elizabeth Nightingall. p.C.C. 888 Marriott.
953, Gold, swivel-bead, with a cornelian, the back enamelled in black,
lined with white, and inscribed :
Dodington Hunt • Esq died • 2
Nov * 1803 aged ■ 60.
November 2* “At Chariton-Kings, co* Gloucester, Dodington Hunt, esq," ( Gent's
Mag ., VoL LXXIIL , part //., page topj.)
“1803. November 5. Dodington Hunt," (Register of burials. Char lion-Kings ^
co . Gloucester.)
Dodington Hunt of Charlton-Kings, co. Gloucester, and of the Inner Temple,
London, married istly, 27 August 1771, Elizabeth, only daughter and heir
of William Prinn of Chari ton-Kings by Elizabeth his wife, eldest daughter of
302
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Thomas Hidler of Edgeworth, co* Gloucester; she died 10 August 1772, on the
birth of her son William Hunt Prinn* He married 2ndly 9 November 1797,
Anna Netlleship,
1
SACKED TO THE MEMORY
OF DODINGTON HUNT, ESQ*,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 2 nd 1S03,
AGED 60 YEARS*
AND OF M RS ANNA HUNT
(widow OF THE ABOVE NAMED
DODINGTON HUNT, ESQ R ),
WHO DIED JUNE 3 rd , 1813,
AGED 63 YEARS*
Inscription at Char lion-Kings y co. Gloucester.
954* Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white* Hall marked*
[Maker's initials, L P, [ Inscribed :
Capt“ J: B: Burroughes ob: 30 Nov: 1803 JE: 43.
James Burkin Burroughes was the son of Jeremiah Burroughes of Wymondham,
co. Norfolk, esquire, J.P,, by Diana his wife, daughter and coheir of James Burkin of
North Burlingham, co. Norfolk, and grand-daughter of John Burkin (see Ring No. 55),
and nephew of the Rev. Randall Burroughes (see Ring No. 923). His wife Chnstabel
was grand-daughter of Henry Negus (see Ring No. 836) ; of their seven sons two
are commemorated on Ring No. 993. fie was buried at Burlingham S* Peter,
co. Norfolk, 7 December 1803.
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES BURKIN BURROUGHES ESQ R
A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND DEPUTY LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY
AND CAPTAIN OF THE BLOF 1 ELD AND SOUTH WALSH AM TROOP
OF YEOMANRY CAVALRY
HE DIED NOVEMBER JO 1803 AGED 43 YEARS
AND LEFT TO THE CARE OF HIS AFFLICTED WIDOW CHRISTAEELL, ONLY
SURVIVING ISSUE AND HEIRESS OF HENRY NEGUS OF HQ VETO N, ESQ R
THE EDUCATION OF SEVEN SONS AND ONE DAUGHTER
AS A MAGISTRATE HE WAS FIRM, DISCRIMINATING AND IMPARTIAL*
THE EXEMPLARY DISCIPLINE OF HIS TROOP, AND THEIR AFFECTIONATE
ATTACHMENT TO THEIR COMMANDER HONOURABLY DISTINGUISHED HIS
MILITARY CHARACTER, IN PRIVATE LIFE, AS A HUSBAND, A PARENT, A
LANDLORD, A MASTER AND A FRIEND, FEW HAVE EQUALLED, NONE COULD
EXCEED HIM* ENDEARED TO ALL BY HIS UNAFFECTED PIETY, BY HIS
LIBERAL AND UNOSTENTATIOUS CHARITY, AND BY HIS SOCIAL VIRTUES
HE DIED BELOVED, RESPECTED, LAMENTED*
Monumental Inscription at Burlingham St Peter, co . Norfolk *
955. Gold, head enamelled in black and white, with an urn beneath a
willow above a tomb* Engraved at back of head:
Charles Leath died 14 March 1804 Aged 23 Y rs .
3°3
s* +&* 9
956. Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, W. Id.] Inscribed:
Amy ■ Day ■ died • 1 ■ Apr: 1804 • aged • 82.
Amy Day was the youngest of the five daughters of Thomas and Sarah Day of
Ickalls in Bray, co. Berks* and is commemorated with them in an inscription in Bray
Church (see Ring A r a . ijg)*
Will dated 3 August 1778, with two codicils dated 13 August 1794 and
27 August 1803, proved 15 May 1804* by Charles Hayes, Thomas Burningham
and Thomas Day : My late dear brother Ralph Day, esquire, did devise all his
estates to me and my two sisters Joan and Elizabeth Day. To be buried as near
the remains of my dear parents as may be. To Richard Webb of Stanlake, co.
Wilts, and James Richard Hayes of the Middle Temple, esquires, all my estates in
trust for my sisters Joan and Elizabeth Day for life, then to use of my sister
Sarah and her husband John Lane for life, then to Thomas Burningham, youngest
son of my late niece Sarah Burningham, and her husband Henry Burningham, and
his heirs, with reversion to his brother Henry Day Burningham, and his sister
Sarah Elizabeth Burningham. Kinsmen Thomas Day of Aldersgate Street, oilman,
and Ralph Day of Watford* gentleman* and his brother M r Henry Day. Richard
Robert Webb, only son of my Kinswoman Elizabeth Webb, eldest daughter of
Robert Holden, esquire, and his sister Eliza Mary Webb. Brydges O’Brien Gordon,
only son of Rev. Adam Gordon, and Charlotte Gordon, youngest daughter of the
said Robert Holden. Catherine Peploe, widow, eldest daughter of my late sister
Catherine Hely. Kinsman M r Thomas Day of Newington and his sisters
M r * Dorothy Day, M rs Finch and M rs Elliott, Kinsman M r Nicholas Wheeler,
his brother M r Thomas Wheeler and his sister M rs Hannah Wheeler. Kinswoman
M rs Sarah Boswell of Basingstoke. To the poor of Bray and Maidenhead ^30
tor bread, and in different sized loaves, that those who have the largest families
may have the largest loaves, {1st Codicil) : M r Thomas Day of Aldersgate Street
and his wife and children, 13 August 1794. (2nd Codicil) : Nephew Jonas
Peploe and niece Catherine Prier (formerly Catherine Peploe, spinster), M r Ralph
Day of Great Portland Street* co. Middlesex. Charles Hayes* Fellow of King’s
College, Cambridge, and Thomas Burningham of Troyle, co. Hants, esquire* and
Thomas Day of Watford, esquire, to be trustees in the place of Richard Webb
and James Richard Hayes. Richard Robert Webb in my will should be Richard
Holden Webb, Nieces Mary and Sarah Burningham. 27 August 1S03,
I\C.C. 317 Ifeseltine*
Thomas Day, died 1 july^Sarah, died 21 February
1749, aged 81,
(See Ring No ■ //(?.)
1759* aged 80.
(See Ring No. zyp.)
Ralph Day* died
28 September
1772, aged 65.
( 5 ^ Ring No , 433 i)
Tohn^T=Katharme,
Ileal}'.
John Lane, died=Sarab.
7 December 1790,
aged 77.
(See Ring No. 773 )
Amy Day, died
1 April 1804,
aged 82.
Henry Bumingham.=j=Sarah, died 28 February
1777, aged 31.
A
(See Ring No. 330.)
304
957* Gold, oval head, with hair, surrounded by black and white enamel
Engraved at back of head :
Stephen Spurling ob* 5 May 1804 JE t: 45.
Burial, 1804, “May 12 th * Stephen Spurling, Great Prescot S fc age 45.
Decline/* (Registers of Whitechapel , co. Middlesex.)
Will dated 27 April 1804, proved 6 May 1804, by Frances Battridge Spurling,
relict, and John Bass; Stephen Spurling of Great Prescot Street, in Whitechapel,
co. Middlesex, Wife Prances Battridge Spurling, Sons John Henry and Stephen
Spurling* Daughters Sophia Frances and Sarah Spurling. Executors: Wife and
John Bass of Woodford, co. Essex. p c c ^ HesdHm .
Administration granted 26 May 1830, to John Henry Spurling, son, on the death
of Frances Battridge Spurling, intestate.
958. Gold, circular head, with the initials F. J. B. in seed pearls upon
hair, with a border of black enamel. Shank chased and
enamelled in black and white design. Engraved at back
of head :
Francis John Brough Esq r died 5 dec 1 1804 Aged 39.
December 5. “In London, after a very short illness, deeply regretted by his
family and a numerous circle of friends, Francis John Brough, esq, lieutenant of the
Newark troop of Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry/' (Gent is Mag .. VoL LXXIV 1 ,
part it., page 1246.)
959. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white.
[Maker’s initials, M. G.] Inscribed :
Hall marked.
John ■ Savile * Foljambe ■ Esq : died • 14 • Jan : 1805 ■ aged ■ 29.
John Savile Foljambe, Li cut.-Colonel of the ist West York Yeomanry Cavalry,
was the eldest son of Francis Ferrand Moore (who took the name and arms of
Foljambe by Act of Parliament on succeeding to the estates of his uncle Thomas
Foljambe of A Id war k, co, York), by Mary Arabella his ist wife, daughter and heir
of John Thornhagh (afterwards Hewitt) of Osberton, co. Nottingham. He was born
in Grosvenor Street, London, 3 May, baptised at St. George's, Hanover Square,
London, 31 May j 776, and married at Marston, co, York, 30 October 1798,
Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. the Hon llk James Willoughby, Rector of Guiseley,
co. York; their grandson Cecil George Savile Foljambe was created Baron
Hawkesbury and Earl of Liverpool, He died at Exmouth, co, Devon, 14 January,
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and was buried at Ecclesfiekl, co. York, 2 February 1805 (see “ Visitation of England
a fid Wales f VoL L, page 44).
Will dated 24 May 1804, proved 1 March 1805, by Francis Ferrand Foljambe,
brother, and Henry Willoughby of Hutton, co, York, esquire, brother-in-law, the
executors.
P.CXL 2 pi Nelson.
TO THE MEMORY
OF
JOHN SAVILE FOLJAMBE, ESQ. OF A LOW ARK, IN THIS COUNTY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JAN Y 1805, AGED 29,
OF
FRANCIS FERRAND FOLJAMBE, OF THE TEMPLE, ESQ.
WHO DIED OCT 1818, AGED 37.
OF
GEORGE FOLJAMBE, CAPTAIN IN THE 20 rt ‘ DRAGOONS
WHO DIED MARCH 1821, AGED 38.
THE ABOVE WERE THE SONS OF F, F. FOLJAMBE, ESQ.
AND MARY ARABELLA THORNHAGH, 11 IS WIFE, OF
OSBERTON, IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTS, WHOSE REMAINS
LIE INTERRED IN THE FAMILY VAULT IN THIS CHURCH.
Inscription on a marble tablet in the chancel of
Eccksfield Church, co. York.
960. Gold, small square head, enamelled in black and white, containing
hair, and surmounted with an earls coronet enamelled in
colours. Shank inscribed: “Son exemple nous reste. 1
Engraved at back of head :
F. K. Countess Dow of Dartmouth ob. 24 Feb. 1805 JEL 71*
February 23. “At her house in Charies-str. St. James's-square, aged 72, the
Countess-dowager of Dartmouth, mother of the present Karl, Her remains were
interred in Trinity chapel, Little Minories.” (Genii s Mag. } VoL LXX V. , part 1
page 286l) _ ,
Frances Katherine Nicholl was the only child and heir of Sir Charles Gunter
Nicholl, K.E. She married ir January 1755, William, 2nd Karl of Dartmouth,
who died, aged 70, 15 July 1801. She was buried 4 March 1805.
Will dated 19 February 1802, with two codicils dated 1 May 1S03 and
21 January 1804, proved 8 March 1805, by George, Earl of Dartmouth, and the
Honourable Henry Lcgge: Frances Katherine, Countess Dowager of Dartmouth,
widow of William, Earl of Dartmouth. To be buried in Trinity Church in the
Minories as near my late husband as possible. To daughter Lady Charlotte, wife
of Charles Buncombe* my diamond Ring consisting of two hearts united, one of
them a pink and the other a blue diamond. M m lion ora Legge, wife of my son,
the Honourable George Augustus Legge. Sons Henry Legge, Arthur Kaye Legge
and Edward Legge. Settlement made previous to the marriage of my son George,
Earl of Dartmouth, dated 13 June 1786. To Charles Duncombe the miniature of
his wife drawn by M rs Mee. Executors: Sons George and Henry* (2 si Codicil) :
To my daughter, Lady Charlotte Duncombe, all the drawings done by her hand.
1 May 1803. RC.C 266 Nelson .
306
g6i. Gold, head set with an onyx, upon which is cut an urn; at
back of head is a plait of hair. Outside the shank is
engraved; “ Memorke Morata.” Inside:
Rachel, Lady Walpole ob 8 May 1805 AL* 79.
May 7. “At her house in Bruton-street, aged 78, Lady Walpole, wife of
Baron W. of Woltefton, Norfolk, and only surviving daughter of William, third
Duke of Devonshire*” {Gent's Mag., Vol. LXXV., pari l, page 491*)
Lady Rachel Cavendish, daughter of William, 3rd Duke of Devonshire, by
Catharine his wife, daughter and heir of John Hoskins, married 12 May 1748,
Horatio, 2nd Baron Walpole of Wolterton, who w T as created, 10 April 1806, Earl of
Orford, and died, aged 85, 24 February 1809.
962* Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white* Hall marked.
[Maker's initials, W. H.] Inscribed:
Eliz • Nouaille ■ ob: 6 ■ June • 1805 • aet: 65.
June 6. “Mrs* Nouaille, wife of Peter N. esq. of Seven Oaks, Kent.” {Gent's
Mag., Vol LXXV *, part page 589.)
“Elizabeth Nouaille, St. Pancras, Middlesex, aged 65, bur. 13 June 1805.”
(Registers of Christ Church , Spitalfields, co. Middlesex .)
Elizabeth Del am are, only child of Peter Delamare of Greatness, in Seven oaks,
co* Kent, married at S 1 Peter-ad-Vincula, Tower of London, 9 February 1760, Peter
Nouaille, who died 7 December 1809 {see Xing No. 978*)
963* Gold, head enamelled in black, with a viscount and duke's
coronet in colours, the initials ** §| ^ ” and the word
41 Trafalgar. 1 ’ On the shank is engraved: “ Palmam qui
meruit feral/’ and at the back of the head :
Lost to his country Oct r 21 st 1805.
“Jan. 9, 1806. The Right Hon Nc & Most Noble Lord Horatia Nelson, Viscount
Nelson & Duke of Bronte*” {Registers of St Paul's Cathedral.)
Lord Nelson was the 5th son of the Rev. Edmund Nelson, Rector of Hilborough,
co, Norfolk {see “ Visitation of England and Walesf Vol. XIII., page 186 ), by
Catherine his wife, only daughter of the Rev* Maurice Suckling, D.D*
Will with codicils dated 10 May 1803 —11 September 1805, proved 3 December
1805, by the Rev* William, Earl Nelson, and William Haslewood, esquire: “The
last Will and Testament of me Horatio, Viscount Nelson of the Nile and ot Burnham
Thorpe, in the County of Norfolk, and Duke of Bronte in the Kingdom of Farther
Sicily.” Unless H.M. signify his pleasure otherwise to be buried at Burnham Thorpe,
near my father and mother. To Emma, Lady Hamilton, my diamond star and the
SO?
silver cup marked E. H. she gave me. To my brother the Rev. William Nelson, D.D.,
the gold box presented to me by the City of London and the gold sword presented
by the Captains who fought with me at the Nile. To my sister Catherine Matcham
the sword presented by the City of London. 'To rny sister Susannah Bolton the
silver cup presented to me by the Turkey Company. To my late captain and friend
Captain Hardy all my telescopes. To my wife Frances Herbert, Viscountess Nelson,
annuity of ^iooo. My Duchy of Bronte with all lands, rights, etc., to go to my
brother D r William Nelson and his heirs male, and in default of such to my sister
Susannah Bolton and her heirs male, and then to my sister Catherine Matcham.
The diamond sword given me by his Sicilian Majesty, the diamond aigrette presented
to me by the Grand Signior, and my Collar of the Order of the Bath, Medals of the
Order of S l Ferdinand and insignia of other orders, to go as heirlooms under the
same limitations as my real estate in Sicily. To Emma, Lady Hamilton, my house
at Merton, co. Surrey, and all its furniture, etc., and 70 acres of pleasure grounds.
My said brother l) r William Nelson and William Haslewood of Craven Street, co.
Middlesex, esquire, to be trustees and executors. (1st Codicil)'. 13 May 1803.
(2nd Codicil)'. To Miss Horatia Nelson Thompson, who was baptised 13 May last
in the parish of S l • Marylebone, my adopted daughter, ,£4,000 at the age of 18, till
then Emma, Lady Hamilton, to be her guardian and make her a fit wife for my
nephew Horatio Nelson, “who I wish to marry her if he proves worthy in Lady
Hamilton's estimation of such a Treasure. ,, 6 September 1803. (4th Codicil)'. To
Emma, Lady Hamilton, an annuity of ,£500. H.M.S. “Victory,” 19 February 1804.
(5U1 Codicil)'. To the widow of my brother Maurice Nelson an annuity of ;£ioo.
7 April 1804. (6th Codicil ): 19 December 1804. (yth Codicil ): 11 September 1805.
On 18 December 1805, Horatio Nelson, commonly called Viscount Merton, and
John Tyson of Woolwich yard, depose to handwriting of the codicils.
P.C.C. 881 Nelson.
RRKCTED AT THE PUBLIC EXPENSE
TO THE MEMORY OF
VICE-ADMIRAL HORATIO, VISCOUNT NELSON, K.B.
TO RECORD HIS SPLENDID AND UNPARALLELLED ACHIEVEMENTS,
DURING A LIFE SPENT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY,
AND TERMINATED IN THE MOMENT OF VICTORY BY A GLORIOUS DEATH
IN THE MEMORABLE ACTION OFF CAPE TRAFALGAR ON THE XXI OF OCTOBER MDCCCV.
LORD NELSON WAS BORN ON THE XXIX OF SEPTEMBER MDCCLVIII,
THE BATTLE OF THE NILE WAS FOUGHT ON THE I OF AUGUST MDCCXCVIII,
THE BATTLE OF COPENHAGEN ON THE II OF APRIL MDCCCI.
Inscription in South Transept of St. Pauls Cathedral.
Rev. Edmund^Mary
Nelson.
Bland, died
4 July 1789, aged 91.
(See Ring No. 754.)
Rev. Edmund=j==Catharine.
Nelson.
William, Earl Nelson,
died 28 February 1835,
aged 77.
(See Ri?ig No. 702 J.)
Rev. Maurice=pAnn Turner, died
Suckling, D.I).
5 January 1768,
aged 75.
(Sec Ring No. j68.)
Maurice Suckling, died
17 July 1778, aged 52.
(See Ring No. 560.)
Horatio, Viscount Nelson,
died 21 October 1805.
308
✓
964. Gold, head with hair, surrounded by pearls. Shank consists of
six thin gold rings. Engraved at back of head:
Penelope Vaughan died 21 Nov r 1805.
November 22. “ Mrs. Vaughan, of Oatley park, co. Salop, only surviving niece
of the late Edward Kynaston, esq. of Oatley park.” {Gent's Mag., Vo/. LXXV,
part //., page 1174.)
Daughter of the Rev. Edward Vaughan, D.D., Rector of Papworth, co. Cambridge,
by Penelope his wife, daughter of Charles Kynaston of Oteley Park, co. Salop, and
sister and coheir of Edward Kynaston.
Will dated io April 1805, with codicil dated 12 November 1805, proved
5 March 1806, by the Rev. Whitehall Whitehall Davies and the Rev. Joseph
Aldrich Cotton: Penelope Vaughan of Oatley Park, in the county of Salop,
spinster. To Rev. Whitehall Whitehall Davies, Rector of Whittington and
Selattyn and Rev. Joseph Aldrich Cotton, Vicar of Ellesmore, as trustees for
Rev. Charles Main waring of Tottenhall, co. Chester, clerk, 2nd son of Charles
Mainwaring, late of Bromborough, co. Chester, esquire, deceased. “ I bequeath to
Miss Alice Kenyon, Aunt to the present Lord Kenyon, Miss Talbot, daughter of
the late Sir Charles Talbot, M rs Warren, widow of the late Bishop of Bangor,
to M rs Corbett, widow of the late Robert Corbett of Longnor, Esquire, to
M re Blakeway, wife of The Reverend John Brickdale Blakeway, Clerk, and to
Miss Owen of Penrose now residing in Shrewsbury the Sum of Five Guineas apiece
to buy each of them a Ring in Remembrance of a Friend that whilst living
highly esteemed them.” Agreeable to the request of my late worthy father to the
Orphan House in the City of Hamborough in Germany j£\oo. To Lord Kenyon
the portrait of my late father.
P.C.C. 260 Pitt.
IN MEMORY
OF PENELOPE VAUGHAN, NIECE OF
THE LATE EDWARD KYNASTON, ESQ ke
OF OTELEY PARK, IN THIS PARISH.
HER REMAINS,
AT HER OWN PARTICULAR REQUEST,
WERE DEPOSITED BY THE SIDE OF
HER MOTHER IN THE CHANCEL
OF THE CHURCH OF W 1 THINGTON.
HAVING ENDURED WITH MUCH FORTITUDE
THE PANGS OF A LONG AND SEVERE ILLNESS,
SHE WAS RELEASED FROM HER SUFFERINGS
ON THE 21 st DAY OF NOV BR 1805,
IN THE 72 ni> YEAR OF HER AGE.
Inscription on a marble tablet with small marble urn
in half-relief above , o?i the East wall of the
Oteley Chapel on the South side of Ellesmere
Church , co. Salop.
965. Gold, circular head, with a diamond surrounded by pearls.
Engraved at back of head :
I. M. Ob. 30 Nov. 1805 JE t. 35.
“Dec. 2 n<t 1805. James May. Gentleman.” {Registers of Eng/efieltl, co. Berks.)
309
966. Gold, oblong head with hair, bordered with black and white
enamel. Engraved at back of head:
L l Col L d H< Murray ob* 3 Dec r 1805 JE t: 38.
December 3. “ In the Isle of Man, aged 38, Ld, Henry Murray, brother to the
Duke of Athol." (Gent's Mag., VoL LXXV, part it, page 1177.)
Lord Henry Murray, younger son of John, 3rd Duke of Atholl (see Xing No * 474),
by his wife, Charlotte, Baroness Strange, was born 15 June 1767, and married
8 December 17S6, Eliza, daughter of Richard Kent of Liverpool He became Colonel
of the 2nd Manx Fencible Infantry 7 April 1795,
967, Gold, oval head, enamelled in black with an urn, surrounded by
the inscription :
Cha" Brown * ob * 2 Jan : 1806 ae : 64.
January s. “At his house at South Lambeth, aged 64, Charles Brown, esq,”
(Gent 7 s Mag., Voi. LXXV 2 part i., page go.)
Will dated 20 October 1803, proved 20 January 1806, by all the executors:
Charles Brown, late of Lower Thames Street, London, fishmonger, but now of
South Lambeth, in the County of Surrey, esquire. Son Anthony Brown, Daughter
Ann Brown. My much honoured late hither Anthony Brown left to his grandson
Thomas Smith* Kinsmen Edward idea man and his brother John Brown* Rings be
presented to each of my friends as my said wife shall think proper. Executors:
Wife Anne, son Anthony and John Sudlow. P C C 8 Pitt
968. Gold, enamelled in black, head with a baron’s coronet in colours
and the initial T. Shank inscribed :
Edw J Lord ■ Thurlow • ob: 12 • Sep : 1806 ■ ae : 76.
EBWf LOBd tHURLOWob:)2^£p: 1 SQ(j
September 12. “At Brighthelmstone after an illness of two days, in the 71st
year of his age, Edward Lord Thurlow, Baron of Ashfield, &c.” {Gent's Mag
VoL LXXVL, part n., page $82.)
“The Right Honourable Edward, Lord Thurlow, Baron of Ashfield in the county
of Suffolk, the senior master of the bench of the honble. Society of the Inner Temple,
and formerly Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, died the 12th day o! September,
and was buried in the vault belonging to that Society the 25th day of September 1806,
by the honble. and Reverend M r Legge, Dean of Windsor.
His Lordship’s age was 76 years.” Registers of the Temple Church, London.)
Edward Thurlow, “The Moloch of his profession,” was the eldest son of the
Rev. Thomas Thurlow, Rector of Ashfield, co. Suffolk, and was educated at Seaming
and the King’s School, Canterbury, and Caius College, Cambridge, admitted Pensioner
5 October 1748, aged 17, Scholar 1748-51. He was called to the Bar from the
3 10
Inner Temple in 1754* Bencher and K.C. 1762, Treasurer 1770, M.P, for Tamworth
23 December 1765 to 1778, Recorder of Tamworth 11 October 1769, Solicitor-General
1770, Attorney General 1771-78, Lord Chancellor 19 June 1778 to 1792. He was
created 3 June 1778, Baron Thurlow of Ash field, and n June 1792, Baron Thurlow
of Thurlow, with remainder to his nephews. As Lord High Steward he presided at
the trial of Warren Hastings, ^Dictionary of National Biography f VoL L IN.,
page 344.)
Will dated 22 May 1802, with four codicils dated 21 May 1803—22 March
[Sa6, proved 30 September 1806, by Lord Eldon, the Rev, Edward South Thurlow
and John Forster: Edward, Lord Thurlow. My estate in Suffolk to Edward
Thurlow, son of my late brother, the Bishop of Durham, and his heirs, with
reversion to his brother Thomas Thurlow, and then to my nephew Edward South
Thurlow and his son Edward Thurlow. Daughters Catherine Thurlow and Mary
Cunninghame. (isl Codicil) : Frederick Thurlow, 2nd son of the said Edward
South Thurlow, Charles Thurlow, 3rd son; 'Thurlow Cunninghame, son of my
daughter Mary Cunninghame, 21 May 1803, (2nd Codicil) : To South Thurlow
his own picture and that of Secretary Thurlow, 17 June 1805. (3rd Codicil ):
I am purchasing an estate at Malshanger to be settled as above. (4th Codicil) : My
estate Malshanger in Hampshire to my daughter Mary Cunninghame, then to her
sons Edward Thurlow Cunninghame and David Thurlow in turn. Undated.
F.C.C. 338 Pitt
ED WAR DUS THURLOW
BARG THURLOW A THURLOW
SUMMUS R.EGNI CANCELLARIUS
HIC 5EPULTU5 EST
V1X1T ANN IS LXXV MENSIB X
U LOESS IT ANNO S A LULLS HUMANAF. MDCCCVI
ID I BUS SEPTEMBR1S
V1R ALTA MENTE ET MAGNA PRAEDITUS
QUI
NACTUS PRAECLARISSIMAS OCCASIONE5
OPTIME DE P ATRIA MERENDI
IURA ECCLESIAE REGIS CIVIUM
IN PERICULUM VOCATA
FIRMO ET CONSTANT! ANIMO
TUTATUS EST.
On a mar Me monument now in the triforium
of the Temple Church, London .
969. Gold, head set with hair, surrounded by white enamel, outside
which is a row of small pearls. Engraved at back of head :
Lady Hesketh ob. 15 Jan, 1807, JE* 74,
January 13, “At Clifton, near Bristol, much regretted, Lady Hesketh, eldest
daughter of Ashley Cowper, esq, formerly clerk of the Parliaments, and widow of
Sir Thomas H. bart. of Rufford-hall, co. Lancaster, She was the lady to whom
so many of the letters of Cowper the poet are addressed, to whom she was a cousin,
and for many years one of his few companions.” (Gent's Mag,, VoL IXXVII
part i. } page 94I)
Harriet Cowper was the daughter and coheir of Ashley Cowper, Clerk of the
Parliaments, brother of D r John Cowper, Rector of Berkhamsted, co, Hertford,
father of the poet William Cowper, and was baptised at Hertingfordbury, co,
Hertford, 12 July 1733, Her husband, Thomas Hesketh of Rufford, co. Lancaster,
was created a baronet 5 May 1761, and died without issue 4 March 1778.
Will with codicils dated 20 November t8oo—22 November 1806, proved 27
February 1807, by the Rev, Geoffrey Hornby and Joseph Hill, esquire: “1 Harriet
Hesketh, widow, now of Clifton,” co. Gloucester. Those worldly goods for which
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under God I am almost wholly indebted to the kind liberality of my late dear
husband* Sir Thomas Hesketh, baronet, of Ru fiord in the County Palatine of
Lancaster. To my sister Theodora Jane Cowper the miniature picture of our late
dear father, enamelled by Zinks. My late husband's great-nephew Sir Thomas
Heskethj baronet, of Rufiord, and his sisters, Charlotte, wife of the Hon ,J,e and
Rev. Edmund Knox, Dorothea Shiers, Lucy Hesketh, Harriet Anne Despard, wife of
Major-General Despard, commanding at Cape Breton, and Jesse Lethbridge, wife of
Thomas Lethbridge, junior, esquire. My sister Lady Croft, widow of Sir Archer
Croft, baronet. I desire to be buried in the vault with my parents in the burying
ground behind S, Audley Church; if T am taken from the world at Bath, either at
Weston or in the Abbey; if at Clifton in the usual burying-place. (/si Codicil ): To
Lady Hesketh the blood stone medallion set in gold, with the pictures of the King
and Queen, given to me by her Majesty. To M rs Maria Cowper, wife of Henry
Cowper, esquire, the painting in water-colours by Miss C. Fanshaw, representing a
shepherd boy, and from Cowpers beautiful poem called “ Retirement” To Charles
Cowper, esquire, of Albany Place, two silver beer cups given to me by his uncle the
late General Cowper, To William Hayley, esquire, “the Ivory Sarcophagus which
I brought from Rome, and which will be valuable to him as having been for some
years in the possession of his beloved friend the Author of the Task/' To the
Rev, D r Johnson of Wenham, co. Norfolk, the tried and affectionate friend of my
late dear cousin, the seal given to me by the Princess Elizabeth, representing
M r CowpePs three favourite horses, 22 January 1S06. (2nd Codicil) : 4 February
1806, ($rd Codicil ): 20 November 1806. (4I/1 Codicil ): 22 November 1806.
7 \ C. C . 124 Lushing ton.
970. Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
John * Griffiths ob : 3 July • 1807 1 act: 61.
971. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked,
[Makers initials, M. G.] Inscribed:
RJ Hon : Tho* Lord * Bolton died • 30 * July 1807 * aged * 60,
July 30. “At his seat at Hack wood park, in his 6ist year, much and deservedly
lamented, Thomas, Lord Bolton, lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of the county of
Southampton, and governor and vice-admiral of the Isle of Wight, &c, &c. . .
(Geniis Mag,, VoL LXXVfl., part ii., page 7 ^ 5 )
1807. “August 8 ll \ The Right Hon. Lord Bolton, 51 (Register of burials , Old
Basing, co . Hants.)
Thomas Qrde, 2nd son of John Orde of Morpeth, co. Northumberland, by his
2nd wife Anne, daughter of Ralph Marr of Morpeth, was born 30 August, and
baptised at Morpeth 2 October 1740. He was educated at Eton and King’s
College, Cambridge, of which he was a Fellow, B.A, 1770, M.A. 1773. M.P. for
Aylesbury 1780-84, Harwich 1784-96. He was Secretary to the Treasury 17S2,
Privy Councillor (Ireland), and Secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant and Governor of
the Isle of Wight 1791. He married at S* Marylebone, co, Middlesex, 7 April 1778,
Jean Mary Browne-Powlett, a natural daughter of the 5U1 Duke of Bolton, On her
succeeding to Bolton Castle at the death of the 6th Duke, he took, 1 January 1795,
the additional surname of Powlett, and was created, 20 October 1797, Baron Bolton
of Bolton Castle.
3 12
972. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white.
[Maker's initials, M. G. j Inscribed:
Hall marked.
Sir Jn° Smith - B* ob: 13 * Nov: 1807 • ae: 64.
November 13. “At his seat at Sydling, Dorset, after an illness of only three days,
in the 64th year of his age, Sir John Smith, hart. LLT), and A.M., Fellow of the
Royal and Antiquarian Societies, Vice-president of the Benevolent Institution, and
of the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society . , (Gent's Mag ,,
Fat LXXVJI , part ii. t page 1085.)
“Nov: 24 th , Was buried Sir John Smith, B art aged 63 yrs,” (Registers of
Sydling, co , Dorset .)
John Smith, the eldest son and heir of Henry Smith of New Windsor, co, Berks,
by Mary his wife, daughter of John Hill, was born 10 April 1744, educated at
Harrow and Magdalen College, Cambridge, He was Sheriff of Dorset in 1772, and
created a baronet t June 1774; D.C.L. (Oxford) 4 July 1780. His 1st wife Elizabeth,
daughter and heir of Robert Curtis of Wilsthorpe, co. Lincoln, died 13 February 1796 ;
he married sndly Anna Eleanor a, daughter of Thomas Mori and of Court Lodge in
Lamberhurst, co, Kent,
IN THE VAULT
BENEATH
ARE DEPOSITED
THE MORTAL REMAINS
OF SIR JOHN SMITH
OF SYDLING, BAR 1
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
NOV: 13 ™ r 8 o 7
IN THE 64 ™ YEAR OF HIS AGE ;
THE UNFEIGNED REGRET OF
HIS FAMILY, NUMEROUS FRIENDS
AND OF THE DISTRESSED
TO WHOM HIS EOUNTY WAS EVER DIRECTED
WITH A READY HAND
WILL BEST DEPICT HIS CHARACTER,
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED
BY HIS ONLY SON
AS A SMALL TESTIMONY
OF UNCEASING GRATITUDE
A F FECT ION AND RES PEC T
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE BEST OF FATHERS.
Inscription at Sydling , co. Dorset.
973. Broad gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked, [Maker's initials,
M, G.] Inscribed:
R* Hon hle Lord - Brownlow • ob: 25 ■ Dec • 1807 ■ ae: 63.
December 25. “At his seat at Belton, near Grantham, co, Lincoln, in his 64th
year, Brownlow, Lord Brownlow. , . (GentIs Afag ., VoL LXXVII., part a.,
page I2j$,)
1808. “ The Right Hon bl ° Brownlow, Baron Brownlow Buried Jan? 4,” (.Registers
of Belton , co. Lincoln.)
Sir Brownlow Cust, son and heir of the Rt. Hon hle Sir John Cust, baronet, Speaker
of the House of Commons, by Ethelred his wife, daughter and coheir of Thomas
3 J 3
c u
J 1
Payne of Hough, co. Lincoln, was born 3 December 1744, and educated at Eton and
at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, M.A. 1766, D.C.L. (Oxford) 7 July 1773.
He was M.P. for Ilchester 1766-74, and for Grantham 1774-76, and having
succeeded his father 24 January 1770, as 4th baronet, he was created 20 May 1776,
Baron Brownlow of Belton. lie married istly at S l George’s, Hanover Square,
London, 16 October 1770, Jocosa Katherine, daughter and coheir of Sir Thomas
Drury of Overstone, co. Northampton, baronet, and 2ndly at S' James’,
Westminster, 31 August 1775, Frances, only child of Sir Henry Bankes, Alderman
of London. He was succeeded by his son (by his 2nd wife) John, who was created
17 November 1815, Earl Brownlow.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
BROWNLOW LORD BROWNLOW
ONLY SON OF SIR JOHN CUST, BAR 1 SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
AND ETHELDRED DAUGHTER AND COHEIR OF THOMAS PAYNE, ESQ RB
HE WAS BORN IN 1744
AND WAS RAISED TO THE PEERAGE IN 17 76 IN PURSUANCE OF A ROYAL PROMISE
SIGNIFIED TO HIS FATHER AT THE MOMENT OF HIS PREMATURE DECEASE.
ENDOWED WITH A CLEAR JUDGEMENT, AND IMPRESSED ALWAYS WITH THE DOCTRINES OF PURE CHRISTIANITY,
HE PERCEIVED WHAT WAS RIGHT AND PRACTISED IT :
TRACING IN RELIGIOUS DUTIES THE PATH TO IMMORTALITY
WHILE HIS HABITUAL COURTESY OF MANNERS AND BENEVOLENCE OF MIND ENHANCED THE CHARMS OF INTERCOURSE
IN THE SEVERAL RELATIONS OF DOMESTIC LIFE, AND DIGNIFIED HIS PUBLIC CONDUCT.
HE MARRIED FIRST, IN 1770, JOCOSA KATHERINE, DAUGHTER AND COHEIR OF SIR THOMAS DRURY OF OVERSTONE, BART.
WHO DIED IN 1772, LEAVING HIM AN ONLY DAUGHTER, WHOSE LOSS IT WAS ALSO HIS MISFORTUNE TO DEPLORE IN 1788.
HIS SECOND WIFE WAS FRANCES, ONLY DAUGHTER AND HEIR OF SIR HENRY BANKES OF WIMBLEDON IN SURREY,
TO WHOM HE WAS MARRIED IN 1 775: WITH HER HE ENJOYED DURING A PERIOD OF THIRTY TWO YEARS
A DEGREE OF CONJUGAL FELICITY THAT KNEW NO INTERRUPTION, FELT NO DECLINE:
AND HE DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 25™ OF DECEMBER 1807 IN THE 64™ YEAR OF HIS AGE
LEAVING SIX SONS AND FIVE DAUGHTERS.
IN THE NAME OF AN AFFECTIONATE AND GRATEFUL FAMILY
HIS ELDEST SON AND SUCCESSOR JOHN AFTERWARDS CREATED VISCOUNT ALFORD AND EARL BROWNLOW
HAS ERECTED THIS MONUMENT.
Moyiumental I?iscription at Belton, co. Lincoln.
974. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, J. G.J Inscribed:
Esther • Ann • Wilton • ob: 20 • Feb: 1808 ■ ae: 27.
She was the daughter of the Rev. Samuel Wilton, D.D., who died 3 April 1778
(see Bing No. JJ2).
MRS. HESTER ANN WILTON
DIED 20™ FEBRUARY 1808, AGED 28 YEARS.
Altar Tomb in Bunhilt Fields Burial Ground , London ;
inscription no 7 V obliterated.
3 r 4
975 ' Very broad gold, with three inscriptions, the first and third in
black enamel, and the second in white enamel:
Eliz th Buss ■ ob : 9 • May ■ 1800 • ae: 54.
Clar sa Buss • ob : 7 * Mar: 1801 • ae: 21.
Rob* Buss ■ ob: 23 • June • 1808 • ae : 63.
Engraved inside in letters filled with black enamel:
Mary Ann Buss.
976. Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, S. G. |
With two inscriptions intertwined :
Rachel Turner died ■ 13 * Aug 1806 • aged • 80.
John Turner died ■ 5 ■ Nov 1808 aged • 83.
977. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, M. G.]
Inscribed :
Martha ■ Ponton * ob: 14 ■ Sep: 1809 ■ as: 47.
September 14, “Mrs. Ponton, wife of Thomas P. esq. of Battersea, Surrey.”
( Gent: s Mag. , VoL LXXIX,, pari h\ r page Sg4,)
Martha Small was the daughter of John Small of Lambeth, co. Surrey, by Martha
his wife, daughter of John Roberts of Battersea, co. Surrey (see Ring No. 548)*
Her husband, Thomas Ponton, was the son of Daniel Ponton of Battersea (see Ring
No. 534).
MARTHA DAUGHTER OF JOHN
SMALL AND WIFE OF
THOMAS PONTON OF THIS PARISH
DIED SEPTEMBER 14™ 1809
AGED 47 YEARS.
Inscription in the churchyard of the Parish Churchy
Battersea , co. Surrey .
315
Hall
marked.
978. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white.
[Makers initials, wh] Inscribed:
Peter • Nouaille • Esq : ob : 7 • Dec : 1809 • set: 86.
December 7. “At Great Ness, near Seven-oaks, in Kent, aged 86, Peter
Nouaille, esq.” ( Gent’s Mag., Vo/. LXXIX., part ii., page 1238.)
“Peter Nouaille, Greatness, Kent, aged 86, bur. 15 Dec. 1809.” {Registers of
Christ Church , Spitalfields , co. Middlesex.)
“At Greatness, near Sevenoaks, aged eighty-six, Peter Nouaille, Esq. the oldest
member of his Majesty’s court of Lieutenancy in the city of London . . .” (“ Annual
Register ,” Vol. LI., page 647.)
Peter Nouaille was the son of Peter Nouaille of Hackney, co. Middlesex, Levant
merchant {see Ring No. 303), by Anne his wife {see Ring No. 342). At an early
age he was a partner with his father, and successfully introduced into England the
manufacture of crapes, hitherto imported from Bologna. He married at S l Peter-
ad-Vincula, Tower of London, 9 February 1760, Elizabeth, only child and heir of
Peter Delamare of Greatness {see Ring No. 962).
Jean Maillard.=f=Anne Le Mettay. Peter Mai Hard.=j=Susan Le Mettay.
Peter Maillard, died
4 December 1763,
aged 66.
Peter Nouaille,=pAnne Maillard, died
died 11 April 4 December 1765,
1763, aged 70. aged 70.
{See Ring No. 316 .)
{See Ring No. 303.) {See Ring No. 342.)
James Frushard,=j=Susannah.
died 13 May 1768,
aged 65.
Peter Nouaille,^Elizabeth Delamare,
rcltl IN UUdiUC,-p£I.llZdUCLu L/ClttUlal t,
died 7 December died 6 June 1805,
1809, aged 86. aged 65.
died 7 December
1809, aged 86.
(See Ring No. 372.)
(See Ring No. 962.)
Susanna Frushard, died 21 July
1764, aged 17 y s 7m s .
(See Ring No. 322.)
979. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, T. M.] Inscribed:
S r T: Gascoigne • Bar' ob: 11 • Feb: 1810 • ae: 64.
February n. “At his seat at Partington, co. York, in his 65th year, Sir Thomas
Gascoigne, hart. He had been in a declining state for some time past; his death was
accelerated by the loss of his only son, who was killed by a fall from his horse in
October last.” {GentIs Mag., Vol. LXXX., part i., page 189.)
Sir Thomas Gascoigne of Parlington, co. York, was a younger son of Sir Edward
Gascoigne of Parlington, baronet, by Mary his wife, daughter and heir of Sir
Francis Hungate of Hudleston, co. York, baronet. He was born in February 174-J,
and succeeded his brother (Sir Edward Gascoigne) as 8th and last baronet 16 January
1762, Renouncing the Roman Catholic Faith, he was elected M.P. for Thirsk
1780-84, Mahon April to August 1784, and Arundel 1795-96. He married andiy
at Aston-on-Trent, co. Derby, Mary, widow of Sir Charles Turner of Kirkleatham,
co. York, baronet, daughter of James Shuttleworth of Gawthorp, co. Lancaster.
3 16
Broad gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials,
W. H.] Inscribed :“ He • lives • to • fame.” Engraved inside:
In memory of L‘ Col. Edward Hull 43 Reg 4 who
fell gallantly & universally lamented in the
defence of the passage of the Coa against a
greatly superior force of the Enemy 24 July
1810 aged 37.
“At the head of his regiment in the late hard-fought engagement at Almeida,
Lieut, col. Hull. This most deservedly lamented officer was the only son of Trevor
Hull, esq. of Southampton. . . ( Gent's MagVol. LXXX., part ii., page 192.)
Gold, head enamelled in black, white and red, with the letter A
surmounted by a coronet, round which, in white enamel, are
the words : “ Remember me.” Shank enamelled
in white. Inscribed:
Pss Amelia died 2 Nov 1810 aged 27.
“On the 2d of November, about twelve o'clock, departed this life, at Windsor,
after a long and painful illness, her Royal Highness the Princess Amelia, his Majesty’s
youngest daughter to the great grief of all the Royal Family. . . .” (Gent's Mag.,
Vol. LXXX., part ii., page 486.)
The Princess Amelia, youngest daughter and 15th child of King George III. and
Queen Charlotte (see Xing No. 1005), was born 7 August 1783. She was the king’s
favourite child, and during her last illness had a mourning ring containing a lock of
her hair specially made for him; this she pressed on his finger as she was dying with
the words : “ Remember me,” and the king’s grief was such that he passed again into
the madness from which he never recovered. The Princess died at Augusta Lodge,
Windsor, 2 November, and was buried at Windsor 14 November 1810. (“Dictionary
of National Biography ,” Vol. /., page 352.)
DEPOSITUM
1 LLUSTRISSIM/E PRINCIPISS/E AMELIA,
FILI/E SEXT/E ET NATU MINIMA
AUGUSTISSIMI ET POTENTISSIMI GEORGII TERTII
DEI GRATIA BRITANNIARUM REGIS,
FIDEI DEFENSORIS, &C.
OBI IT 11 DA DIE NOVEMBRIS
ANNO DOMINI MDCCCX
/ETATIS SU/E XXVII.
Insc 7 -iption on coffin plate.
Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed:
Eliz : Whitfield ob : 30 • Jan : 1811 • ae : 49.
Engraved inside : “As god decreed so we agreed.’’
3 1 7
983. Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker's initials, M. G.] Inscribed :
J: T : B: Marwood • Esq : ob : 20 • Feb : 1811 • ae : 64.
February 20. “At Avishays, Somersetshire, James-Thomas-Benedictus Marwood,
esq. one of the richest Commoners in the West of England; having left property
estimated at upwards of half a million sterling/ 1 {Gent's Mag., VoL LXXXI ., part i. y
pages 29/ and 401 .)
Janies Thomas Benedict us Marwood, the last male descendant of the Devonshire
family founded by Thomas Marwood of Honiton, physician to Queen Elizabeth,
was the only surviving son of James Marwood, who acquired the estate of
Avishayes by his marriage with Sarah, only child and heir of James Sealy. He
was baptised at ChafFcombe, co. Somerset, 8 June 1746, and matriculated at Queen* s
College, Oxford, 22 August 1764, After coming of age he travelled on the continent,
and shortly after his return fell ill of a fever which deprived him of his reason*
He was buried at Widworthy, co. Devon, 5 March 1811 ; three sisters survived him,
and with the issue of a sister, deceased, were his coheirs.
984. Gold, having on the outside, in old English characters, the words:
Sir W Plomer. Aid & K tt .
Engraved inside :
Sir W" 1 Plomer, Alderman, Ob. 12 • April 1812, JE. 50.
April t 2. “In George-street, Sir Wm. Plomer, knt. alderman of Coleman-st, ward,
London, 180S; sheriff t8 10P {Gent’s Mag., VoL LXXXII., pari a, page 492.)
f 812 * “Plomer. Sir Willi am P lom er B u ri ed April 2 o tJl . M (Kegis ters of Wanstead ,
co. Essex.)
Sir William Plomer was the only son of Sir William Plomer, Lord Mayor of
London in r 782, by Dame Susanna his wife (see King No. S93) ; he was knighted
at the Queeifs Palace 1 November 1809,
985* Broad gold, enamelled in white, lined with black. Hall marked.
[Makers initials, G. H.] Inscribed:
William ■ Bosanquet ■ Esq ; ob: 3 * Mar: 18x3 * ae: 66.
March 3* “At Forest House, Essex, aged 66, W. Bosanquet, esq* many years one
of the governors of the Royal Exchange Assurance.” (GentJs MagVoL LXXXILL,
part /*, page jSS.)
William Bosanquet, the youngest son of Samuel Bosanquet of Forest House, co.
Essex, by Mary his wife, daughter of William Dunster of Leyton, co. Essex, was
31s
born 26 July 1746. He became a director of the French Hospital 9 January
1782, and was the brother of Anna Maria Bosanquet, who married Peter Gaussen
(see Ring No. 744.) William Bosanquet was buried at Leyton, co. Essex,
11 March 1813.
WILLIAM BOSANQUET, ESQUIRE
SECOND SON OF
SAMUEL BOSANQUET, ESQUIRE, & MARY HIS WIFE
SOLE DAUGHTER & HEIRESS OF WILLIAM DUNSTER, ESQUIRE
WAS BORN AT FOREST HOUSE, IN THIS PARISH
JULY THE 26™ IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD MDCCXLVI
AND DIED THERE
MARCH THE 3™ IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD MDCCCXIII.
Inscription at Leyton , co. Essex.
986. Broad gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Makers
initials, W. H.] Inscribed:
The • Most • Noble • Eliz: Duchess • Dowager
of • Chandos • died • 30 • Mar : 1813 aged • 82.
March 30. “At Major-house, near Thwaite, Suffolk, aged 82, her grace Elizabeth,
Duchess Dowager of Chandos, widow of Henry second Duke of Chandos.” ( Gent.'s
Mag., VoI. LXXXIII., part /., page 393.)
Elizabeth Major, daughter and coheir of Sir John Major of Worlingworth Hall,
co. Suffolk, baronet (see Ring No. 611), by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Daniel
Dale of Bridlington, co. York, married at West Ham, co. Essex, 28 July 1767, as his
3rd wife, Henry, 2nd Duke of Chandos and 10th Baron Chandos of Sudeley, who
died 28 November 1771.
987. Broad gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, J. G.] Inscribed:
Sir • Jn° W m Anderson ■ Bar* ob: 21 • May • 1813 • ae: 78.
May 21. “In his 78th year, Sir John William Anderson, hart.” ( Gent's Mag.,
Vot. LX XXIII., part pages 302 and 398.)
John William Anderson was the 2nd son of William Anderson, a Scotch
merchant living at Dantzic, and was himself born there. He settled in London, and
as Citizen and Glover was elected Alderman of Aldersgate in 1789, was Sheriff in 1791,
and Lord Mayor 1797, being created a baronet while in office 14 May 1798. M.P. for
Okehampton 1791, and for London 1793-1806. He was Treasurer of the Artillery
Company, and in 1798 President of Christ’s Hospital, to which foundation he left
^1,000 and his portrait. His wife Dorothy (who was daughter and coheir of
Richard Simkins of Devizes, co. Wilts) died 9 December 1817.
3 1 9
I nscribed :
988. Broad gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked.
Sir • Henry • Vane Tempest • Bar*.
Engraved inside :
o
Died 1 Aug 1 1813 Aged 42.
August 1. “Sir Henry Vane Tempest, bart. of Wynyard, co. Durham, M.P.
for the County of Durham . . ( Gent's Mag., VoL LXXXIIL, part //., page 197.)
“Sir Henry Vane Tempest
Bar 1 .
Wynyard and
Longnewton
Aug* 1 12
41 G. S. Faber
years Rector.”
(.Register of burials , Longnewton , co. Durham.)
Sir Henry Vane-Tempest was the only son of the Rev. Sir Henry Vane, D.D.,
of Long Newton, co. Durham, baronet, by Frances his wife, daughter and heir of
John Tempest of Sherburne, co. Durham, and in 1795 took by Royal Licence, as heir
to his uncle John Tempest, the additional name of Tempest. He succeeded his
father as 2nd baronet 7 June 1794. He married 25 April 1799, Anne Catherine
(Mac Donnell) in her own right Countess of Antrim, and their only daughter and
heir, Frances Anne Emily, married Charles, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry.
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF
SIR HENRY VANE TEMPEST, BAR 1
OF LONG NEWTON AND WYNYARD, IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST I st 1813, AGED 41 YEARS.
HIS LOSS IS ONLY JUSTLY TO BE APPRECIATED BY HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
POSSESSED OF TALENTS AND VIRTUES, HIS CAREER WAS MARKED BY EVERY TRAIT
OF HONOR, MANLINESS, INTEGRITY, GENEROSITY AND LIBERALITY.
LAMENTED AS MUCH AS HE WAS REVERED AND BELOVED
HIS ONLY DAUGHTER AND HEIRESS, FRANCES ANNE VANE TEMPEST, BARONESS STEWART,
OF LONG NEWTON AND WYNYARD,
OFFERS THIS TRIBUTE TO THE BEST AND KINDEST OF PARENTS.
Inscription at Longnewton , co. Durham.
989. Gold, enamelled in black, with a double border of pearls.
Inscribed :
Chevalier • Ruspini • died • 14 • Dec: 1813 • aged • 86.
December 14. “In Pall-mall, aged 86, Chevalier Ruspini, who has been
upwards of half a century established in this country (and 26 years jointly with his
eldest son), surgeon-dentist to his R. H. the Prince Regent. His memory will long
be revered by his friends ; and his loss deeply deplored by the unfortunate, whom
he was in the constant habit of consoling, and by the indigent, whose wants he
was ever ready to relieve. He was the founder of a most excellent Institution for
the support and Education of the Female Orphan Children of hree Masons.”
(Gent.’s Mag., VoL LXXXIIL, part ii., page 701.)
“ 1813.
Chevalier Bartholomew
Ruspini
St. Albans
Street
(Register of burials ,
Dec. 19
St. fames',
Age
y- **5.
l Vestminster.)
99°* Gold, head set with grey hair, enamelled in black, [Maker’s
initials, J. Ik] Inscribed :
Sir: William * Dolben * Bar 1 *
Engraved inside :
Ob* 20 Mar. 1814, JEL 87.
March 20. “At Bury, aged 88, Sir William Dolben, bart of Finedon, co.
Northampton, formerly representative for the University of Oxford in several
successive parliaments; . . {Gentls Mag. r VoL LXXXIV 1 , part /*, page 417)
“ Sir W m Dolben, Bart
Lord of this Manor
Bury S l Edmunds
Suffolk
2 7 Man 1
died 87
20 Mar.
S. W. Paul
Vicar.”
{Register of burials , Finedon , co, Northampton,)
Sir William Dolben, the only surviving son of Sir John Dolben, was born 23
January 172^, and educated as a King’s Scholar at Westminster, and at Oxford,
matriculating at Christ Church 28 May 1744, aged 17, Student the same year.
He succeeded his father as 3rd baronet 20 November 1756, was Sheriff of North¬
amptonshire 1760 and created D.C.L. (Oxford) 7 July 1763, He was M,P. for
Oxford University 3 February to xi March 1768, and again from 1780-1806, and
for the county of Northampton 1768-74. He married istly at Westminster
Abbey 17 May 1748, Judith, daughter and heir of Somerset English, Housekeeper
of Hampton Court Palace, and their only son John English Dolben was the 4th
and last baronet. She died 6 January 1771, and he married 2ndly, 14 October
1789, his cousin Charlotte, daughter of Gilbert Affleck of Dal ham Hall, co. Suffolk,
and widow of John Scotchmer, who died 12 March 1S20.
991, Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. Inscribed:
S r : R: D’Arcy Hildyard B l : ob: 6 • Nov: 1814 • ae: 71.
November 6 t “At Sedbury House, co, York, Sir Robert D’Arcy Hildyard,
bait, . , P {GentIs Mag,, VoL LXXXIVpart iL f page 604.)
“Sir Robert D’Arcy
Hildyard Bad
Sedbury
17th Nov.
& Winestead
(1814)
1°
W. Hildyard
Rector,”
{Register of burials , Wmestead , co, York,)
Sir Robert D’Arcy Hildyard of Winestead, co, York, was the son of Sir Robert
Hildyard of Winestead, baronet, by Maria Catherine his wife, daughter and heir of
Henry D’Arcy of Sedbury, co. York. He succeeded his father as 4th and last
baronet 1 February 1781, and was Sheriff of Yorkshire in 17S3. He married
23 September 1769, Mary, daughter of Sir Edward Dering of Surrenden, co. Kent,
baronet, but left no surviving issue.
HERE
ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF
SIR robert d’arcy HILDYARD, BAR t
OF WINESTEAD IN THE EAST RIDING
OF THIS COUNTY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVEMBER SIXTH, 1814
IN THE SEVENTY FIRST YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
Inscription on a tablet now in the vestry at
l Vine stead Church .
321
Hall
992. Gold, with black lines, with the words: “5)lt UlflttOnt Of.”
marked. [Maker’s initials, W, P,] Engraved inside :
Nathan Brunton Esq Vice Admiral
of the Red Ob* 19 Nov r 1814 JE t. 69.
November 19. “At Stockton-on-Tees, Nathan Brunton, esq. Vice-admiral of the
Red.” (Gent } s Mag., VoL LXXXIV 1, part h\ f page 606.)
u Nathan Brunton
Vice Admiral of the
Blue.
Stockton
Nov. 26 th
69
by me
Ja* Cundill
Curate,”
{Register of burials, Stockton-on-Tees , co, Durham ,)
TO THE MEMORY OF
NATHAN BRUNTON, ESQ,
VICE ADMIRAL OF THE WHITE SQUADRON
OF HIS MAJESTY'S FLEET
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 19™ NOVEMBER 1814
IN THE 71 st YEAR OF HIS AGE
RAISED 13 Y PROFESSIONAL MERIT
TO THE EXALTED RANK HE HELD IN THE
BRITISH NAVY
HE POSSESSED IN A VERY EMINENT DEGREE
THE ESTEEM OF ALL
WITH WHOM IIE SERVED
WHILST HIS CONDUCT !N PRIVATE LIFE
PROCURED HIM
UNIVERSAL RESPECT.
Inscription in the parish church , Stockton-on- Tees,
993, Gold, lined with white enamel, with the words:
Hall marked [Makers initials, W. P.] Engraved inside :
Ja s Burroughes ob. 3 Ap 1 1815, JEt. 22.
Edw rt Burroughes ob. 1 Ap ! 1815, aet. 17.
“ Saturday last died, at his rooms in Emmanuel-college, aged 19, Edward
Burroughes, Esq. fourth son of Mrs. Burroughes, of St* CatherineVhill, in Norwich.”
(“Ipswich Journal^ Saturday , 8 April i8ij.)
Their father was James Burkin Burroughes (see Xing No . pjf).
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES AND EDWARD BURROUGHES ESQRS.
THE SECOND AND FOURTH SONS OF
j. B, BURROUGHES, ESQ. AND CHRISTA BELT. HIS WIFE,
OF THIS PARISH ;
WHO DIED OF AN INFECTIOUS FEVER,
WHICH THEY CAUGHT
WHILST PURSUING THEIR STUDIES AT CAMBRIDGE;
JAMES ON THE 3 rd OF APRIL IN THE 23*° YEAR OF HIS AGE
EDWARD ON THE I st OF APRIL, IN HIS l8 TH YEAR
THEIR REMAINS WERE DEPOSITED IN THE VAULT
IN THIS CHURCH, ON THE IO™ OF APRIL 1815.
Inscription on a tablet on North side of the chance !,
Burlingham Church , co. Norfolk.
Jeremiah Burroughes, died=rAnnc Randall
27 November 1759, aged 67*
(See Ring No. 26$)
1
J c re miah=f= Diana
Burroughes. Burkin.
Rev. Randall Bur- s
roughes, died 17
September 1799,
aged 66.
(See Ring No. <?2J.)
■Elizabeth Maria
Ellis, died 14 July
1795, aged 55.
(See Ring No. S54.)
A\
}
Thomas Bur--
roughes, died
3 December
1758, aged 29,
(See Ring
No. 262.)
^Elizabeth,
/K
James Burkin Burroughes, diedq^Christabel
30 November 1803, aged 43* Negus,
(See Ring No. 954.)
James Burroughes, died Edward Burroughes, died
3 April 1815, aged 22, 1 April 1815, aged 17.
994, Gold, enamelled in black. Inscribed :
Sam 1 Whitbread ■ Esq : ob : 6 * July * 1815 • ae: 51.
July 6, “In Dover-street, Piccadilly, by his own hand, during a fit of insanity,
Samuel Whitbread, esq. M.P. * . (Gent's Mag., Vol. LXXXV., part //.,
pages 92-94.)
“ Samuel Whitbread, Esq re
Representative of the Town
of Bedford in Parliament
July
age 52
Dover Street
in the Parish
of St. George
Hanover Square
(Register of burials, St. Mary's , Cardington , co. Bedford.)
F. Gumming,
Vicar.”
Samuel Whitbread, only son of Samuel Whitbread of Southill, co. Bedford, the
eminent brewer, by Harriet his 1st wife, daughter of William Hayton, was born at
Cardington, co. Bedford, 18 January 1764, educated at Eton and at Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 10 July 1780, and at St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A, 1784.
He married by special licence at Fallodon, co. Northumberland, 27 January 178S,
Lady Elizabeth Grey, daughter of General Sir Charles Grey, 1st Earl Grey, K.B, As
M.P. for Bedford, from 28 June 1790 until his death, he was a prominent Liberal
politician, and conducted the unsuccessful impeachment of Viscount Melville in 1805.
He was buried at Cardington. (“ Dictionary of National Biographyf Vol. LX/.,
page 24.)
TO THE MEMORY OF SAMUEL WHITBREAD OF SOUTHILL IN THIS
COUNTY, ONLY SON OF SAMUEL WHITBREAD OF REDWELL PARK,
HERTFORDSHIRE. BORN 18 JANUARY 1764. MARRIED 27 JANUARY 1788.
DIED 6 JULY 1815. ELECTED MEMBER OF
PARLIAMENT FOR THE BOROUGH OF BEDFORD 1790, WHICH
BOROUGH HE REPRESENTED TO THE TIME OF HIS DEATH.
A STATESMAN OF UNBLEMISHED INTEGRITY, A MAN OF TRUTH,
CONSTANCY & VIRTUE, HE LOVED FREEDOM & PEACE, AND
APPLIED IN THEIR BEHALF TALENTS, ELOQUENCE, ENERGY
& PERSEVERANCE; SINCERE IN HIS ATTACHMENT TO THE CHRISTIAN
FAITH. HE ABHORRED ALL PERSECUTION AS UNWISE, UNJUST,
& UNRIGHTEOUS. HE NEVER RELAXED IN HIS ENDEAVOURS TO
PROMOTE THE EXTENSION OF RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL LIBERTY, THOSE
WHO ADHERED TO HIM, FOLLOWED HIM AS A FAITHFUL GUIDE.
THOSE WHO DIFFERED FROM HIM, RESPECTED HIM AS AN HONEST MAN.
Inscription at Cardington. co. Bedford.
995 - Gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, Inscribed:
Leo d : W ra : Hartley • ob : 12 ■ Aug: 1815 ■ as: 40.
August 12. lt In his 41st year, L W. Hartley, esq, of Middleton lodge, co. York,”
{Gent's MagVoL LXXX K, part ii ., page 279.)
Leonard William Hartley of Middleton Lodge, co. York, was the only child of
George Hartley of Middleton Tyas, esquire, by Anne his wife, daughter of the
Rev. William Tomlinson {see Ring No, 397). He succeeded his father 29 April
1780, and was of Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1795, and admitted to Lincoln's Inn
26 March 1796; he was buried at Middleton Tyas 21 August 1815, and was succeeded
at Middleton Lodge by his cousin, Francis Hartley {see Ring A r o. 1009), His
half-sister, Elizabeth Bunting, married John Hunter {see Ring No. 1012 ),
AD RECTE AGENDUM
VITA BREVIS SATIS EST.
LEONARD WILLIAM HARTLEY, ESQUIRE
OF MIDDLETON LODGE, ONLY CHILD OF
GEORGE HARTLEY, ESQUIRE, BARRISTER
AT LAW. DIED AUGUST XIL MDCCCXV.
AGED XL YEARS. COURTEOUS,
LIBERAL, AND KIND, CORRECT IN
JUDGMENT, STRICT IN HONOUR,
FIRM IN FRIENDSHIP, RESPECTED
AND BELOVED. HE WAS A PURE
EXAMPLE OF EVERY SOCIAL AND
C H RISTI AN V1RTU E.
IN REMEMBRANCE OF HIM AND OF
HIS OWN MOST WORTHY AND AFFECTIONATE
BROTHER FRANCIS HARTLEY, ESQUIRE, OF
MIDDLETON TYAS WHO DIED APRIL 11
MDCCCXX, AGED XLII YEARS,
GEORGE HARTLEY OF MIDDLETON LODGE
ESQUIRE, THEIR SORROWING HEIR
HAS PLACED THIS TABLET.
Inscription on a marble tablet on wall of chancel\
Middleton Tyas Churchy co. York.
996. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked, [Makers initials, ^^ ]
Inscribed :
Jane * Hartley * ob: 21 - Dec: 1815 * ae :
Jane Hartley was the widow of Leonard Hartley of Middleton Tyas, co. York,
who died 19 August 1798, aged 78, and mother of Francis Hartley ol Middleton
Lodge {see Ring No. 1009). She was buried at Middleton Tyas 24 December 1815.
JANE HARTLEY
WIDOW OF LEONARD HARTLEY, ESQ-
DIED DEC. 21 st 1S15,
AGED 70.
Inscription in ike churchyard at Middleton Tyas , co, York.
3 2 4
997-
998.
999-
Broad gold, enamelled in black, with a twist border, inscribed:
“ * IHemort! • Of * Between the initials is a shield
enamelled in white with the red hand of Ulster. Within
is engraved:
Sir John Lubbock Bar* ob' 24 Feb y 1816 JEt. 72.
February 24. “In St. James’s-place, Sir John Lubbock, bart. banker. . .
( Gent.’s Mag., Vol. LXXXVI, part /., page 283.)
1816. “Sir John Lubbock | St. James’s Place | March 1 | 72 | G. Andrewes.”
(Register of burials , St. James's, Westminster.)
John Lubbock, eldest son of the Rev. William Lubbock, Rector of Lammas,
co. Norfolk, was baptised at Lammas 20 August 1744. He married 12 October 1771,
Elizabeth Christiana, daughter of Frederick Commerell of Hanwell, co. Middlesex,
was created a baronet 9 April 1806, and, dying without issue, was succeeded by his
nephew Sir John William Lubbock, baronet ( see “ Visitation of England and Wales,”
Vol. XII, page 64.)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
SIR JOHN LUBBOCK, BAR T
OF LAMAS, IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK ;
and of s T James’s place, in this parish :
WHOSE MORTAL REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN A VAULT
ADJACENT TO THIS CHURCH
HE DIED ON THE 24™ OF FEBRUARY 1816, AGED 72 YEARS,
BELOVED AND LAMENTED.
Inscription in the chancel of St. fames\ Westminster.
Broad gold, enamelled in black.
W. P.J Inscribed:
Mary - Unwin * ob: 22 • May • 1816 • ae: 90.
“ Mary Unwin |j Castle Hedingham | May 30, 1816 | 89 years.”
(.Registers of Castle Hedingham, co. Essex.)
Gold, head enamelled in black, with a boat upsetting under a
bridge, beneath which is a plait of fair hair under a crystal.
Engraved inside head is the inscription :
M r A Mills, JEt 27.
M rs M Mills, JE t. 27.
Miss E Gilbert, ^Et. 25.
M r Tho Gilbert, JEt 21 .
Miss E Mills, JE t. 3^.
I nside the shank is engraved :
Drown’d 13 Sep. 1816, at Rochester Bridge.
September 13. “As a party of fourteen persons were returning in a boat from
Wouldham to Chatham, it was upset in passing through Rochester Bridge, and all
of them perished. This distressing accident was occasioned by a piece of timber
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placed across the lock they intended to pass, which is under repair:—a notice had
been put on the bridge; but no means had been adopted to warn those who might
approach by night. The sufferers were: Mr. Gilbert, who had on that day completed
his 21st year; his sisters Miss G. and Mrs. Mills, together with the husband and
infant child of the latter; and Miss Mawson, daughter of Mr. M. attorney, all
of Chatham; Miss Brock and Miss Harding of Rochester; an infant child of
Mrs. Alanson, of Sheerness, and the nursemaid; three young ladies at school with
Mrs. Mills ; Thomas I^iyar, waterman, (who has left a wife and 5 children) and his
apprentice boy.” (Gent's Mag., Vol. LXXXVI., part //., page 363.)
Alexander Mills, the son of Alexander Mills, R.N., who died at Worthing in 1812,
was born 16 August 1789, and was in business as a draper in Chatham. His wife
Maria, eldest daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Gilbert of Chatham, was born
17 May 1789, and with her sister Elizabeth (born 25 November 1790) kept a small
girls' school at Clover Street, Chatham ; their brother Thomas Gilbert was the 6th
child. The party started from Chatham at 2 o'clock, and after rowing up the river to
Hailing were attempting to pass Rochester Bridge on their return between 7 and 8
in the evening. There were in all fifteen persons, and besides those whose names
are given on the Ring were Mary Anne Brock, aged 11, Matilda Morson, 7, Mary
Anne South of Sheerness, 13, Elizabeth Mackett, 12, Mary Anne Obrie, 7, Jemima
Gouge of Sittingbourne, 10, Agnes Reynolds of Maidstone, 6, Johanna Desbois of
London, 10, Mary Anne Mathews of Chelmsford, 11, and Thomas Lear of Rochester,
the waterman. (From “A Narrative of the Distressing Accident which occurred at
Rochester Bridge on the 13 th September 1816 . . . by William Stern Palmer . . .
Romsey 1817.”)
1000. Gold, head set with plait of hair, surrounded by pearls. Shank
enamelled in black, with the words: “-(In • 'MUtUOVtt • Of.'
Engraved inside:
Tho s Scott Esq r ob. 8 Oct r 1816 >Etis 94.
October 8. “In Grafton-street, in his 94th year, Thomas Scott, esq. of
Shepperton, Middlesex.” (Gent's Mag,, Vol LXXXVI., part //., pag: 467.)
tool. Broad gold, enamelled in black, lined with white. Mall marked.
[Maker’s initials, J. G.] Inscribed:
Thomas Lord Walsingham.
Engraved inside :
Died 16 Jan y 1818 Aged 70.
January 16. “Died at Old Windsor, greatly lamented, Thomas De Grey,
Lord Walsingham ...” (Genf.'s Mag,, Vol LXXX VIII., part pages 82, 83.)
Thomas, Lord Walsingham, was the only surviving son of Lord Chief Justice
Sir William de Grey, created 17 October 1780 Baron Walsingham, by Mary his
wife, daughter of William Cowper, Clerk of the Parliaments. He was born
14 and baptised 17 July 1748, at S l Clement Danes, London. He was
created M.A. from Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1769, and was M.P. for War eh am
1774, Tamworth 1774-80 and Lostwithiel from 1780 till 9 May 1781, when he
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succeeded his father as 2nd Baron, He was Vice-Treasurer of Ireland 1784,
Joint Postmaster-General 1787—94, Chairman of the Committee for Privileges of the
House of Lords 1794-1814, a Privy Councillor and F.R.S. He married at
George’s, Hanover Square, London, 30 April 1772, the Hon hle Augusta Georgiana
Elizabeth Irby, only daughter of William, 1st Baron Boston. Lady Walsingham
survived him only four months, dying at Old Windsor 28 May 1S18,
Broad gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. [Makers
Initials, 1. V.] Inscribed:
T: Mytton * Filius • Charissimus ■ atque
Amantissimus • ob: 2 • Mar: 1818 ■ ae : 34.
Gold, enamelled in white. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, I. V.J
Inscribed :
T : Mytton frater - dilectus * ob: 2 ■ Mar: 1818 • ae : 34.
March 2* “At Cleobury North, co. Salop, most deeply and deservedly lamented,
Thomas Mytton, jun. esq. eldest son of Thomas Mytton, esq. barrister-at-law. The
mortal remains of this excellent young man were deposited, with due funereal
solemnity, in the family-vault at Shipton, on the nth, when a large concourse of
persons assembled to witness the last tribute of respect to the memory of one, who
was, indeed, *eyes to the blind, and feet to the lame, and who caused the widow's
heart to sing for joy.’ i} {Gent. ’y Mag., Vol, LXXXVIII , part page 470.)
Thomas Mytton was the eldest son of Thomas Mytton, by Mary his wife; he
is commemorated in Shipton Church, co. Salop, on the same tablet as his parents
{see Xing No* 1020).
Thomas My t ton ,=j=Martha Amies. Elizabeth Edwards, died
2 December 1727, aged 73,
(See Xing No . 47J)
Thomas Mytton, died— Anne
3 July 1762, aged 57. Henshaw,
(See Hugs Nos. 2pj
Amie Mytton, died
18 August 1763,
aged 51,
and 2Q4')
(See Xing No, jop.)
Thomas Mytton, died=rMary Goodwin, died
2 January 1830, aged 90. 30 June 1832, aged 74.
(See Xing No * 1020 .) (See Ring No. 1024*)
Thomas Mytton, died
2 March 1818, aged 34.
1004. Gold.
Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, T. M.]
I nscribed :
Lady • Caroline • Rushout • ob: 22 • May • 1818 ae: 40.
May 22. “At Burford-house Shropshire, Lady Caroline Rushout, wife of Hon.
and Rev. George Rushout, and sister to the Earl of Galloway.” ( Gent.’s Mag.,
Vo/. LXXXVIII., part page 640.)
“ Lady Caroline
Rushout
Burford
May
30
1818
J. Watts.”
(.Register of burials, Burford, co. Salop.)
The Lady Caroline Stewart was the 7th daughter of John, 7th Earl of Galloway,
K.T., by Anne his wife, daughter of Sir Janies Dash wood, baronet. She married
10 January 1803, the Rev. George Rushout, 2nd son of Sir John Rushout, 5^1
baronet, created 26 October 1797 Lord Northwick. Her husband, who was Rector
of Burford, co. Salop, took by Royal Licence the additional name of Bowles, and
died 17 October 1842 ; their only son George succeeded his uncle as 3rd and last
Lord Northwick.
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
LADY CAROLINE RUSHOUT
WHO DIED ON THE 2 2° MAY l8l8
IN THE 39™ YEAR OF HER AGE.
Inscription at Burford.
1005. Gold, with a swivel head, set with a crystal, beneath are the
initials C. R. surmounted by a crown in gold, upon white
hair. On the reverse, beneath a crystal, is a curl of
grey hair. Shank enamelled in black. Inscribed.
ob 17 Nov 1818 aet 75.
“ The painful sympathy with which a whole Nation has regarded the protracted
sufferings of our venerable Queen is at length brought to an end. Her Majesty
breathed her last, without a struggle, on Tuesday Nov. 17th, soon after one
o’clock. . . {GentIs Mag., Vol. LXXXVIII., part 11., pages 3 ^ 7 ~ 3 ^p')
Queen Charlotte Sophia, the youngest daughter of Charles Lewis, Duke of
Mecklenburg-Strelitz, was born 19 May 1744* She married at the Chapel Royal,
S l James’, London, 8 September 1761, George III., King of England, and was
crowned with him on the 22 September following. She died at kew, co. Surrey,
17 November, and was buried in S l George’s Chapel, Windsor, 2 December ibit.
Dictionary of National BiographyVol. A., page 123.)
*28
Hall marked.
1006. Gold, enamelled in white, lined with black.
[Maker’s initials, S. G.] Inscribed:
Edw d Disbrowe ■ ob: 29 • Nov: 1818 * ae: 65.
November 29. “At Windsor, CoL Disbrowe, Vice-Chamberlain to the late
Queen* The Colonel was occupied nearly the w f hole of Thursday (Nov. 26} in
visiting and relieving a number of poor families in Windsor, pensioners on her
late Majesty. In the evening he complained of a slight indisposition, which
continued the three succeeding days, but no serious apprehensions were entertained
till about four hours before he expired* His remains were removed from Windsor,
Dec. 7, for interment at Walton-on-Trent, co. Derby, the family estate.”
{Gent's Mag ., Vo/. IXXXVIII,, part H>, page 642.)
“ Edward Disbrowe | Windsor | Dec* 11 th | 64 | Edward Blick,”
{Register of burials , Walton-on-Trent^ co . Derby.)
SACKED TO THE MEMORY OF
EDWARD DISBROWE OF WALTON UPON TRENT, E£Q R
VICE CHAMBERLAIN TO HER LATE MAJESTY
QUEEN CHARLOTTE
AND MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE BOROUGH
OF NEW WINDSOR IN THE COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE
DIED NOVEMBER 29™ l8l8 IN THE 6 $ TH YEAR OF HIS AGE
TO THE BEST & MOST AFFECTIONATE OF FATHERS
THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HIS SIX CHILDREN.
Ins crip Ron at Walton-on-Trent.
1007. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked, [Maker's initials,
W. P, j I nscribed :
Tho- Hibbert • Esq : ob: 25 ■ May • 1819 * set: 74.
May 25, “At his seat, Chalfont House, Bucks, in his 75 th year, Thomas
Hibbert, esq, F.S.A. many years in the Commission of the Peace, and in 1798
High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire , , , (Gen fis Mag. t VoL LXXXIX
part l, page 654.)
Thomas Hibbert of Chalfont House was the 2nd son of Robert Hibbert of
Stockfield Hall, co. Lancaster, and nephew of John Hibbert {see Ring No. jgi).
He married 18 January 1784, Sophia, daughter of John Boldero of Aspen den Hall,
co. Hertford, banker, but died without issue, and was buried at Chalfont S* Peter
2 June 1819.
IN THE VAULT UNDERNEATH
REST THE REMAINS OF
THOMAS HIBBERT, ESQ R
OF CHALFONT HOUSE
WHO DIED 25™ OF MAY 1819, AGED 75 YEARS.
AND OF SOPHIA HIBBERT HIS WIDOW
WHO DIED 17 OF FEB: 1827, AGED 67 YEARS.
Inscription on a white marble slab on North wall
of chancel in the church of Chalfont St. Refer,
co. Buckingham .
ioo8. Gold, the head with an urn formed in small diamonds, shank with
white enamelled edges, and the inscription in raised letters ;
J B Petre Ob 14 June 1819 JE 78.
Engraved inside: “Not lost but gone before.”
O o
“ Monday last died, at his seat, Westwick-house, in this county (Norfolk),
John Bemey Petre, Esq. in the 79th year of his age, universally respected.”
( li The Ipswich JournalP Saturday, 19 June iSigl)
“John Bemey
Petre Esq re
West wick
1819
June 22 nd
7 8 Ligoni er Tread way
years Rector*”
{Register of burials , IVestunck, co. Norfolk ,}
John Bemey Petre of Westwick House was the only surviving son of William
Petre of Newhouse in Writtle, co. Essex, esquire, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter and
coheir of John Berney of Westwick, esquire* He was succeeded by his nephew
John Varlo, who by Royal Licence took the name of Petre, 13 January 1802.
TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN BERNEY PETRE, ESQUIRE,
OF WESTWICK HOUSE, WHO DIED JUNE 1 4™ 1819
AOED 78 YEARS.
Inscription in Westwick Church , co. Norfolk.
330
George tije jfourtl).
(29 January 1820 to 26 June 1830.)
1009* Gold, enamelled in blade Hall marked. Inscribed:
Francis ■ Hartley • ob : 2 ■ Apr: 1820 • ae 42.
April 2, u At Middleton Tyas, Yorkshire, aged 42, Francis Hartley, esq.
He had risen in perfect health, and was in the act of dressing himself, when
he fell down in a fit, and instantly expired.” (Genius MagVoL XC ., part
page 379.)
Francis Hartley of Middleton Lodge, co. York, was the son of Leonard Hartley
of Middleton Tyas, by Jane his wife (see Ring No . 996). He succeeded his
cousin, Leonard William Hartley, at Middleton Lodge, and is commemorated with
him on the same tablet in Middleton Tyas Church (see Ring No, 99s) where he
was buried ro April 1820.
Rev. William Tomlinson, =pElizabeth Leonard Hartley,—Katherine Bowles,
died 21 January
aged 62.
1770,
Thomas, died 12 November
1774, aged 85.
died 3 June
aged 34.
1729,
Francis
Hartley.
(See Ring No, JQ7-)
Tom 1 inson=j-=Aline To m - =j=G eorge
Bunting.
1 st husband.
linson.
Hartley.
2nd hus¬
band.
John Hunter, died=nEiizabcth.
21 September 1822,
aged 64.
(See Ring No. 1012.)
A
(See Ring No. 4?$,)
(fe Ring No. 34.)
I
Leonard^ Jane, died 21
Hartley. December 1815,
aged 71,
(See Ring No. 996.)
Margaret Hartley,
died 7 August 1802,
aged 76.
(See Ring No. 943 )
I j
Leonard William Francis Hartley,
Hartley, died 12 died 2 April 1820,
August 1815, aged aged 42,
40.
(See Ring No. 993.)
333
ioio. Gold, head lined in black enamel, surrounded by pearls.
Engraved inside :
Sir Tho* M. Wilson Bar 4 died 22 July 1821 Aged 47.
July 22, “At Cheltenham, in his 48th year, Sir Thos. Maryon Wilson, hart,
of Charlton House, Kent.” (Gent's Mag ., Vol XCI. t part it, page i 8 j.)
u Sir Thos. Maryon Wilson, Bart. Charlton. August 3 rd . Aged 48.” {Register
of burials , Charlton , co, Kent.)
Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson of Charlton, co. Kent, was the son of General
Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson, baronet, by Jane his wife, daughter and heir of John
Badger Weller of Hornchurch, co. Essex, and heir of her maternal great-uncle, the
Rev. John Maryon of Charlton House. He succeeded his father, 29 August 1798,
as 7th baronet, and married 24 September 1799, in the chapel of Charlton House,
Elizabeth, daughter of Captain James Smith, R.N.
TO THE MEMORY OF
SIR THOMAS MARYON WILSON, BARONET
LATE LORD OF THE MANOR
SEVENTH IN SUCCESSION FROM
SIR WILLIAM WILSON OF EASTBOURNE IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX
WHO WAS CREATED A BARONET 4 th MARCH l66o
HE DIED 2 2 JULY 1821 AGED 44 YEARS.
Inscription at Charlton , a\ Kent
1011. Broad gold, with miniature portrait of Queen Caroline, engraved
inside :
Ob 7 Aug' 1821 Ait: 53*
August 7. “ At Brandenbtirgh House, at half past ten at night, her Majesty,
Caroline Amelia, the Queen of England . . (Gent's Mag. y VoL XCIpart //.,
page 177.)
Queen Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, daughter of Duke Charles William Ferdinand
of Bruns wick-Wolfenbuthel, and the Princess Augusta of England, sister of
George IIL, was bom at Brunswick 17 May 1768. She married at the Chapel
Royal, S l James', London, 8 April 1795, her cousin, George, Prince of Wales, from
whom she was formally separated in March 1796. After the accession of her
husband as George IV., a Bill to dissolve the marriage was read twice in the House
of Lords, but not proceeded with. She was refused admission to the King’s
Coronation on 29 July 1821, and was taken ill the next day at Drury Lane Theatre*
She was buried at Brunswick 26 August 1S21. ( u Dictionary of National Biography f
Vol IX., page iso.)
This ring was made for Admiral Sir Richard Keats, a partisan of the Queen.
1012. Gold, with raised chased border, enamelled in black, with the
words: Hall marked. [Makers
initials, T. M.] Engraved inside :
John Hunter Esq* Ob* 21 Sep* 1822 ALL 64*
September 21. “Of apoplexy, aged 63, John Hunter, esq. of the Hermitage,
Same day Mr. A, Surtees, of Delves, steward to the above.” (GentIs Mag.,
Vol XCI I ., part ii ., page 3811)
“John Hunter, Esq., Hermitage, Sept. 28 th , aged 63.” (Register of burials f
Medomsley , co. Northumberland .)
334
tPgwmirimi . li”
iRIHHHH
John Hunter of Medomsley and the Hermitage, near Hexham, co, Durham, was
the eldest son of John Hunter of Medomsley, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter and
coheir of Timothy Whlttingham, and brother of the Rev* George Hunter of Christ’s
College, Cambridge (see Ring No. 868). He was born 14 April 1758, and married
at Middleton Tyas, co. York, 15 November 1785, Elizabeth, daughter of Tomlinson
Bunting of York, by Ann Tomlinson, who by her 2nd husband, George Hartley, was
the mother of Leonard William Hartley oF Middleton Lodge, co, York (see Ring
N »- 99 S-)
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN HUNTER, ESQ*
WHOSE REMAINS ARE
DEPOSITED AT THE
EAST END OF THIS CHURCH,
HE WAS THE ELDEST SON
OF JOHN HUNTER, ESQ.
OF MEDOMSLEY
AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE
21 st SEPTEMBER 1822
AT HIS RESIDENCE, THE
HERMITAGE, IN THE COUNTY
OF NORTHUMBERLAND
AGED 64.
Inscription at Medomsley, co. Northumberland.
J
mm
1013. Broad gold, with a chased border and enamelled in black, having
in raised gold letters the words: u -iff ft tHCtHOVtl (if." Hall
marked. [ Maker’s initials, 1', J,] Engraved inside :
The R* Hon blc William Lord Grantley, Ob. 12 Nov r
1822 JE t. 82.
■
November 12. “At his house, in Sloane-street, the Right Hon, William Norton,
Lord Grantley, Baron of Markenfield, co* York, Lord High Steward of Allertonshire,
and of Guildford; Colonel of the first Royal Surrey Militia; F,A,S. , , * J? ( Gent Is
Mag.) Vol. XCII., part page 470.)
“The Right Hon b,e William, Lord Grantley. Wonersh. 24 November 1822,
Aged 81 years,” (Register of burials , Wonersh , co. Surrey.)
William, 2nd Lord Grantley, was the son of the famous Sir Fletcher Norton,
Attorney-General and Speaker of the House of Commons, who was created a Baron
9 April 1782* He was born 19 February 174J, in Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London,
and succeeded his father 1 January 1789. From 1765-74 he was Minister to the
Swiss Cantons, and was M.P. for Richmond 1768-74 and 1775-80, for Wigtown
Burghs 1774, Guildford 1782-84, and for co. Surrey 1784-89. He married at
S L George’s, Bloomsbury, London, Anna Margaretta, daughter and coheir of
Jonathan Midgeley of Beverley, co* York; by her, who died 23 April 1795, he had
no surviving issue, and was succeeded by his nephew.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
WILLIAM
LORD GRANTLEY,
BARON MAR KEN FI ELD,
LORD HIGH STEWARD OF
ALLERTONSHIRE AND GUILDFORD,
COLONEL OF THE FIRST ROYAL SURREY REGIMENT
OF MILITIA, F.S.A* &C* &C. &C.
OBJIT NOVEMBER I2 J
JETATIS SU/E 82.
1822
Inscription at Wonersh , co. Surrey.
<W'2
1 1 ril
335
\J
ioi4- Gold, with raised beaded edges, enamelled in black, with the
words: “§jftt mCMOl'll Of.” Hall marked. [Maker’s initials,
I. F.] Engraved inside :
Lady Welch died Dec r 22 nd 1826 Aged 81.
December 22. “At Tooting, aged 81, Lady Welch, relict of Sir Rich. Welch,
of Eltham.” (Gent's Mag., Vol. XCVI., part ii., page 646.)
“ Dame Hester Welch
Tooting
Dec.
80
Surrey
3 °>i.
J. K. Brooke
Vicar.”
(.Register of burials , Eltham, co . Kent.)
1015. Gold, chased and enamelled in black, with the words:
“ * memory * of.” Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, 1 . G.]
Engraved inside :
Katherine Maria Ferrand, Ob. 15 Feb r 1827 ALL 50.
General Twiss, Ob. 14 Mar. 1827 JE t. 82.
1827. February 15. “At Harden Grange, Kath. Maria, wife of Walker
Ferrand, esc], and only child of Gen. 1 wiss, of Myrtle Grove. ( Gent.s Alag .,
Vol. XCVI I., part page 381 .) . .
1827. March 14. “At Harden Grange, Yorkshire, aged 82, General William
Twiss, Colonel Commandant of the Royal Engineers . . {GentIs Afag. y
Vol. XCVII.y part /., page 364.) , . u
General William Twiss was appointed overseer of the Kings works at Gibraltar
in 1762, and became practitioner engineer and ensign 19 November 1763. In 1776
he was appointed to the army in Canada, and constructed the British fleet on
Take Champlain. lie was Commanding Engineer to General Burgoyne in r 777 »
and was included in the surrender at Saratoga; being exchanged in a few days, he
remained in Canada as chief engineer till 1783. He became Lieut.-Colonel in the
Royal Engineers 1 June 1794, and on 1 January following Lieut.-Governor o( the
Royal Military Academy. In September 1799 was appointed Commanding Royal
Engineer to the Duke of York’s army in Holland. He was continually employed
on defence works at various home ports, and directed the erection of the Martello
towers on the Southern coast. He was promoted Major-General in 1805, Colonel
Commandant Royal Engineers 1809, Lieut.-General 1812, and General 27 May
1825. By his wife Elizabeth, who died 7 July 1835, aged 94, he had an only child,
Katherine Maria, who married 5 September 1805, as his 1st wife, Walker 1 <errand.
(“Dictionary of National Biography,” Vol. LVII ., page 396.)
IN MEMORY OK
WALKER FERRAND, ESQ R
OF HARDEN GRANGE
WHO DIED 20 ™ SEPT: 1 835
AGED 55 YEARS.
KATHERINE MARIA WIFE OF WALKER FERRAND
ESQ r OF HARDEN GRANGE
AND ONLY CHILD OF GENERAL TWISS OF THE
ROYAL ENGINEERS
WHO DIED 15™ FEB. 1827, AGED 50.
ALSO OF
GENERAL WILLIAM TWISS OF THE ROYAL
ENGINEERS
HE DIED AT HARDEN GRANGE ON THE 14™
MARCH 1827, AGED 82.
Inscription on a slab in floor of nave of Bingley
Church, co. York.
336
ioi6. Gold, enamelled in black, with chased edges, and the words:
“ 3(11 memory of.” Engraved inside:
Frederick, Earl of Guildford, High Steward
of Banbury, ob: 14 Oct 1 1827.
“Right Hon ble Frederick, Earl of Guilford, YVroxton, died in London, buried
20 th October 1827, aged 61, Thomas Wyatt, Chaplain." {Registers of Wroxton ,
co. Oxford ,)
Frederick, Earl of Guilford, G.C.M.G., youngest son of Frederick, 2nd Earl,
was born 25 December 1761 ; he was educated at Eton and at Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 18 October 1782, and was created D.C.L, 5 July 1793,
receiving the same degree by diploma 30 October 1819, Distinguished as a
linguist and classical scholar, he became an ardent Philhellene, and was received
into the Greek Church 23 January 1791. He was M,P, for Banbury from
September 1792 to March 1794, when he became Comptroller of the Customs
of London, and then in succession Secretary of State in Corsica 1795-97, and
Governor of Ceylon 1798“1805, He was a founder of the University of
Corfu, of which he became first Chancellor in 1824. Fie succeeded his
brother as 5 th Earl ri January 1817, and was created G.C.M.G, 2.6
October 1819 and L L. D. of Cam hr 1 dge 1821, { £4 Dictionary of Halt ona /
Biography f VoL XLI ., page 164.)
1017. Very broad gold, with raised chased border, enamelled in black
with blue lines between the inscriptions. Hall marked.
[Maker’s initials, W. K.] Inscribed:
Mary ■ Churchill ■ ob: 15 • Apr: 1786 ■ ae: 41.
Henry • Churchill ■ ob: 18 • July ■ 1804 • ae : 55.
Mary • Cropley • ob: 22 • Dec: 1827 ae : 45 -
Mary Churchill buried 20 April 1786.
Henry Churchill buried 24 July 1804.
{Registers of St* Georges, Hanover Square, London.)
Will dated 9 July 1804, proved 21 July 1804, by the executors : Henry
Churchill of Oxford Street, Marylebone, gent. Son Henry Marsh Churchill.
Grandson John Benjamin Churchill. To wife, Ann Churchill, the salary and
money due to me from S f James 1 and my Guard clothes. Son John Dodwell
Churchill my house in Park Street, S l George’s, Hanover Square, To
daughter, Mary Churchill, house in Gray Street, Marylebone, the shoe buckles
that were her mothers. Executors : Son John Dodwell Churchill and
daughter Mary. P.C*C, 464 He set tine*
537
ioi8.
Broad gold, enamelled in black. Maker’s initials, ££]
Inscribed :
C: M : Sutton D: D: Archbishop of Canterbury.
Engraved inside :
Ob 1 21 July 1828 JEt. 73.
July 21. “At Lambeth Palace, aged 73, his Grace the Most Reverend and
Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton, 1 ). 1 ). Lord Archbishop of Canterbury,
Primate of All England, and Metropolitan, a Privy-Councillor and Ix>rd of Trade
and Plantations, Official Visitor of All Souls and Merton Colleges, Oxford, and of
King’s College, London, Governor of the Charter-house, President of the Corporation
of the Sons of the Clergy, of the Society for the Propagation of Knowledge in
Foreign Parts, of the National Society for Education, and of the Naval and Military
Bible Society. . . .” {Gent's Mag ., Vo/. XCVIII ., part //., page 173.)
Charles Manners-Sutton, son of Lord George Manners-Sutton, by Diana his wife,
daughter of Thomas Chaplin of Blankney, co. Lincoln, and grandson of John,
3rd Duke of Rutland, was educated at the Charterhouse and at Emmanuel College,
Cambridge, B.A. (15th Wrangler) 1777, M.A. 1780, D.D. 1792. He became
Rector of Averham with Kelham, co. Nottingham, 1785, Dean of Peterborough
1791, Bishop of Norwich 1792, Dean of Windsor 1794, an< ^ Archbishop of
Canterbury 1805. He married 3 April 1778, Mary, daughter of I homas
Thoroton of Screveton, co. Nottingham, and was buried at Addington, co. Surrey,
29 July 1828. (“ Dictionary of National Biography ,” Vo/. XXXVI., page 37.)
HAUD PROCUL HINC SITUS EST
CAROLUS MANNERS SUTTON, S.T. P.
CANTUARENSIS ARCH 1 EPISCOPUS
NATUS DIE FEB : XIV ANN. DOM. MDCCLV.
DECESSIT XXI JULII MDCCCXXV 1 I 1 .
Inscription in Addington Church , co. Surrey.
1019. Very broad gold, enamelled in colours in six compartments, with
flowers, etc. Engraved inside shank:
In Memory of John Edward Pearce Ob* Sep r 15, 1829
JE X 18 Y rs & 7 Months.
1020. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Makers initials, I. \ .]
Inscribed:
Tho* Mytton • Charus • pater ob : 2 • Jan • 1830 • ae : 90.
January 2. “At Chobury ( Cleobury ) North, aged 91, Thomas Mytton, esq.
a Justice of the Peace for the county (Shropshire). He was formerly a member
of Baliol college, Oxford, where he was created M.A. Dec. 16, 1758; and in early
333
life was a distinguished barrister in the Oxford circuit.” (Gent's Mag,, Vol\ C,
part i\, page 2#j.)
Thomas Mytton of Cleobury North, co* Salop, son of Thomas Mytton of
the same (see Rings Nos. 2pj, 2 94)> was baptised at Shipton, co. Salop, 9 May
1739. He matriculated at Oxford from Balliol College, and was admitted to
Lincoln's Inn 1 June 1764. He married 3 July 17783 Mary Goodwin (see Ring
No. 1024.)
in a vault
NEARLY ADJOINING THIS CHANCEL
AMIDST THE ASHES OF HIS PROGENITORS
IN THE HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE
THROUGH THE REDEMPTION OF THE SAVIOUR CHRIST
ARE DEPOSITED THE MORTAL REMAINS OF
THOMAS MYTTON OF CLEOBURY NORTH ESQ
BARRISTER AT LAW
AND A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR THE COUNTY OF SALOP
THE SON OF THO: MYTTON OF THE SAME PLACE ESQ
AND ANNE HIS WIFE
HE DIED II JANUARY MDCCCXXX AGED XC.
ALSO OF
MARY MYTTON
WIFE OF THE FIRST NAMED THOMAS MYTTON
AND DAUGHTER OF GEO: GOODWIN OF COALBROOKDALE GENT:
AND MARY HIS WIFE
SHE DIED XXX JUNE MDCCCXXXII AGED LXXIV
AND ALSO OF
THOMAS MYTTON ESQ
ELDEST SON OF THOMAS AND MARY MYTTON
HE DIED II MARCH MDCCCXVJII AGED XXXIV,
Inscription on a tablet in Shipton Church , co. Salop ,
Wtlltam rtjc jfourtb.
(26 June 1830 to 20 June 183J.)
1021. Gold, swivel head, enamelled in black, lined with white.
Inscribed :
Ann Molineux ob: 5 July 1830 ■ 76.
At back of head is a plait of hair covered by glass.
T022. Broad gold, head set with a small diamond, shank chased and
enamelled in black, with the words: ** In memory of,”
Engraved inside :
John Dillon ob 1 I st June 1831 JE K 75 and his wife
Ann Cunningham ob 1 4 th June 1831 JE* 73.
1023. Chased gold, set with diamonds in the form of an urn. Hall
marked. | Maker’s initials, W. E,] Engraved at back
of head :
H. R. Raven Esq r Ob. 27 Sep: 1831 JEt. 49*
Sept. 2j. “At Croydon, Henry Richard Raven, esq P (GentJs Mag., Voi\ CI. y
part ii ., page j8i.)
1024. Gold, enamelled in black. Hall marked. [Maker’s initials, T. D,]
Inscribed :
M : Mytton ■ Charus ■ Mater ■ ob: 30 ■ June • 1832 • as: 74.
June 30. “ At Cleobury North, Mary, widow of Thomas Mytton, esq, barrister-
at-law . . A (Gent's Mag., VoL Cl I, , part ii ,, page 286.)
Mary Goodwin, only daughter of George Goodwin of Colebrookdale, co, Salop,
married 3 July 177S, Thomas Mytton of Cleobury North (see Ring No. 1020 ),
and was the mother of Thomas Mytton (see Ring No. 1002.)
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1025 -
Gold, engraved inside :
William Earl Nelson Duke of Bronte
Ob‘ 28 th Feb y 1835 yE‘ 77.
February 28. “In Portman-square, aged 77, the Right Mon. and Rev. William
Nelson, D.D. first Earl Nelson and Viscount Merton, of Trafalgar, and of Merton,
co. Surrey (1805); second Baron Nelson of the Nile, and of Hillborough, co. Norfolk
(1801); Duke of Bronte in Sicily; a Prebendary of Canterbury, &c. . . (Gent.’s
Mag ., Vol. III., N.S., page 541.)
Rev. William Nelson, D.D., the eldest son of the Rev. Edmund Nelson, by
Catharine Suckling his wife, and grandson of Mary Nelson (see Ring No. 754) and
Anne Suckling (see Ring No. 368 ), was born 20 April, and baptised at Burnham
Thorpe, co. Norfolk, 3 May 1757. Educated at Norwich, North Walsham and
at Christ’s College, Cambridge, B.A. 1778, M.A. 1781, D.D. of Cambridge 15
January 1802, and of Oxford 30 July 1802 ; he was Rector of Brandon Parva 1784
and of Hillborough 1797, both co. Norfolk, and appointed Prebendary of Canterbury
24 May 1803. He succeeded his brother Horatio (see Ring No. 963) as Baron
Nelson of the Nile and Duke of Bronte 21 October 1805, and was created on
20 November following Viscount Merton of Trafalgar and Earl Nelson. He
married at Swaffham, co. Norfolk, 9 November 1786, Sarah, daughter of the
Rev. Henry Young, Vicar of Great Torrington, co. Devon, and by her, who died
15 April 1828, he left a daughter Charlotte Mary, Lady Bridport, who succeeded
as Duchess of Bronte; his other titles passing to his nephew, Thomas Bolton (see
“ Visitation of England and Wales,” Vol. XIII., page 188.)
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE AND
REV d WILLIAM NELSON, D.D.
BARON NELSON OF THE NILE,
VISCOUNT MERTON AND EARI. NELSON
OF TRAFALGAR,
AND DUKE OF BRONTE IN SICILY,
WHO DIED ON THE 28™ OF FEBRUARY 1835,
IN THE 78™ YEAR OF HIS AGE.
AND LIES BURIED HERE
IN THE SAME VAULT WITH HIS WIFE
SARAH COUNTESS NELSON,
NEAR THE REMAINS OF HIS ONLY SON
VISCOUNT TRAFALGAR,
AND OF HIS ILLUSTRIOUS BROTHER
HORATIO VISCOUNT NELSON.
Inscription in the crypt of St. Pauls Cathedral.
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INDEX.
INDEX.
Abbott, Hannah, 214,
Abell, Bartholomew, 179,
Abercorn, James, Earl of, 182*
Aberdour, George, Lord, 155.
Abingdon, Charlotte, Countess of, 260 ;
Willoughby, Earl of, 260.
Aboutt, —, 254,
Ackman, Sarah, 185.
A’Court, William Pierce Ashe, 245, 246.
Acton, Caroline, 100, 267; Charlotte, 267;
Dorothy,. 267 ; Elizabeth, 43; Harriot,
267; Nathaniel, 43, ioo, 267; Nathaniel
Lee, 267.
Adair, Ann, 88 ; Patrick, 88.
Adams, Edward George, 262; Elizabeth, no.
Addison, Daniel, 242; John, 216; Patience,
242, 243.
Adeane, —, 216.
Affleck, Charlotte, 321 ; Gilbert, 321.
Agnew, Jean, 57,
Agney, Hannah, 82.
A i les b u ry, Ca rol 1 n e, C ou n less of, 276;
Charles, Earl of, 276; Thomas Bruce,
Earl of, 256.
Alanson, —, 326.
Alavoine, Ann, 60, 173 ; Daniel, 103 ;
Esther, 173; Mary Magdalen, 60, 105,
173; Peter, 60, 105, 173; Samuel, 60.
Albemarle, Lady, 276.
Albin, —, 284.
Alder, —, 262.
Aldersey, William, 30*
Alexander, Elizabeth, 189,
Alger, S., 243.
Alie, Lucy, 81.
Allant&on-Winn, Sir George, Bt., 289; Dame
Jane, 289,
Allen, Ann, 198; Elizabeth, 189; James,
189, 198 ; Jane, 189; John, 55, 189, 198;
Mary, 55, 198; Richard, 55, 165, 189;
Robert, 189; Samuel, 189; Sarah, 198;
Stephen, 198; Thomas, 189; William,
55 , 198.
Allenson, —, 194.
Allison, James Simpson, 270 ; Joanna, 270 ;
Philippa, 270; Phillis, 270; Wenman, 270.
Alner, Elizabeth, 75; Robert, 75*
Alport, Edward, 152; Hannah, 152,
Alston, Ann, 61; Elizabeth, 61; Dame
Elizabeth, 61; Rachael, 61; Sir Rowland,
Bt, 61 1 Temperance, 61.
Altree, James, 268.
Amelia, Princess of England, 317.
Amherst, John, 192; Ruth, 192.
Amich, Mary, 266.
Amies, Bonham, 105; Martha, 105, 327.
Anderson, Andrew, 196; Dame Dorothy,
319; James, 220 ; Sir John William, Bt.,
284, 319; William, 319.
Andrewes, Ann, 99, 100; Betsey, 252 \
Daniel, 99, 100; George, 10 1; John,
123 ; Mary, 99, 100 ; Richard, 100,
Angoue, Lucy, 122.
Anguish, Ann, 187; Thomas, 187,
Anne, Queen of England, 2 1.
Ansley, John, 192.
Anthony, Hannah, 239.
Antrim, Anne Catherine, Countess of, 320.
Apreece, Charles, 224; Dorothy, 224 ;
John, 224; Sir Thomas, Bt., 224.
Ar bourn, —, 119.
Arcedeckne, Andrew, 109.
Archbold, Barbara, 95; Sir Henry, 95*
Archer, Charlotte, 295; Elizabeth, 195, 295;
John, 295; Mary, 172 ; Lady Mary, 295 ;
Susanna, 295; Thomas, 172; William,
295 ; see also Eyre.
Argent, Thomas, 67.
Argyll, John, Duke of, 276.
Armstrong, Jane, 127.
Armytage, Sir George, Bt, 159.
Arnold, Ann, 195; Henry, 195; James
H en ry, 195; Marga ret, 195.
Arran, Charles, Earl of, 50.
Arrowsmith, Benjamin, 82 ; Edward, 82 ;
Elizabeth, 82 ; George, 82 ; Hannah, 82 ;
Joel, 82 : John, 82 ; Robert, 82.
Arthur, John, 115; Robert. 141.
Ash, Christopher, 233; Jane, 233; Metcalfe,
233.
Ashburner, Dorothy, 117; Elizabeth, 117;
Thomas, 117.
Ashton, Benjamin, 159 ; Christiana, 159.
Ashurst, Elizabeth, 239.
Askew, Ann, 56 ; Ferdinando, 56 ; Sir John,
56 ; Katherine, 56 * Mary, 56 ; William, 56.
3-4 7
Aspin, Dorothy, 267 ; Harvey, 267.
Assheton, Catherine, 103 ; Mary, 92 ;
Sir Ralph, Bt., 92, 103.
Astley, H. N., 273.
Atherton, Henry, 103.
Atholl, Charlotte, Duchess of, 156, 238,
310; James, Duke of, 29, 39, 156; Jane,
Duchess of, 29, 39, 238; Jean, Duchess of,
156; John, Duke of, 21, 156, 310, 238.
Atkinson, Benjamin, 210; Charlotte, 210;
Margaret, 210; Mary, 210, 283; Robert,
210; William, 273.
Atkyns, Sir Edward, 154; Frances, 154.
Atten, —, 51.
Atwood, George, 126; Sarah, 126.
Auber, Peter, 173.
Audley, Eleanor, 112.
Augusta, Princess of England, 334.
Avarne, Thomas, 186.
Ayles, Elizabeth, 265; James, 265; J. R.,
281.
Aylward, Anastacia Jane, 53; John, 53.
Ayres, William, 299.
Ayrest, William Gunsley, 237.
Ayscough, John, 217, 249; Judith, 249;
Margaret, 217, 249.
Babb, Elizabeth, 215; Thomas, 215.
Babington, Esther, 194.
Backhouse, Mary, 204.
Bacon, Margaret, 87.
Badcock, —, 280.
Bagshaw, Mary, 64.
Baily, Joseph, 161.
Bainbridge, Ann, 144.
Bainbrigge, Elizabeth, 90; Hannah, 90;
John, 90; Mary, 90; Philip Harley, 90.
Baker, Adams, 79; Captain, 119; Elizabeth,
r33, 228; Frances, 228; George, 49;
Henry, 119; Jacob, 123, 133; John, 123,
133, 228; Maria, 133; Dame Mary, 133 ;
Richard, 123, 133; Samuel, 123, 133;
Sarah, 133; Susanna, 225 ; Thomas, 228;
William, 119, 123, 133, 228; Sir William,
133-
Bale, Ursula, 127.
Ball, Daniel, 209 ; Edward, 209; George, 209;
James, 209 ; Jane, 209; Mary Ann, 209.
Bancroft, William, 192.
Bangor, John Warren, Bishop of, 309.
Bankes, Elizabeth, 207; Frances, 314; Sir
Henry, 314 ; John, 207.
Banter, Margaret, 157.
Barfield, Mary, 278.
Barker, Dr., 273; George, 40: Harriet, 149;
Mary, 210; Olivia, 149; William, 149.
Barlow, Francis, 218; Henry, 218; Robert,
244; Susanna, 244.
Barnard, Ann Bathsheba, 283 ; Daniel, 283 :
Deborah, 216, 228; Elizabeth, 212, 240;
Harriet, 283 ; Jane, 240; John, 216, 228;
Sir John, 74 ; Richard, 202, 283 ; Robert,
283; Samuel, 244; Thomas, 79.
348
Barnett, Deborah, 171.
Barneveldt, Robert, 99.
Barnewall, Henry, Viscount, 84; Hon b,e
Mabella, 14.
Barnsley, John, 66, 232 ; William, 66.
Barrett, Edward, 7 ; Elizabeth, 7 ; Nathaniel,
184; Sarah, 184, 239.
Barrington, Frances, 271; Thomas, 271;
Viscount, 256.
Barron, Robert, 226.
Barrow, William, 64.
Bartlett, James, 195; Martha, 125; Unity,
195; William, 125.
Basnett, Elizabeth, 298; Emma, 298; Mary,
298 ; William, 298.
Bass, John, 305.
Bates, Ann, 199; Benjamin, 198; Elizabeth,
198, 199 ; Elizabeth Theresa, 198 ; George,
199 ; George Feme, 198 ; John, 199, 222 ;
Joseph, 199; Mary, 140, 172, 199;
Thomas, 140, 199; William, 199, 259.
Bathe, —, 56.
Bathurst, Allen, Earl, 241; Charles, 154;
Jane, 154; Lady Jane, 241.
Batt, William, ioi ; — , 128.
Bawdwen, Grace, 161, 162; Mary, 161 ;
William, 161, 162.
Bax, Catharine, 209.
Baxby, John, 173.
Baxter, Michael, 219.
Bayly, Francis, 36; John, 276.
Bayn, Ann, 139; John, 139; Murdow, 139;
Roderick, 139; Thomas, 139.
Baynes, Elizabeth, 38; Walter, 3S.
Beach, Philip, 211 ; Thomas, 211.
Bearcroft, William, 157; —, 280.
Beauchamp, Lord, 245, 246.
Beaufort, Charles Noel, Duke of, 301 ;
Elizabeth, Duchess of, 301 ; Henry,
Duke of, 301 ; Henry Charles, Duke of,
3 OT -
Beaumont, Elizabeth, 146; Frances, 146;
George, 146; Rev. George, 146 ; Richard,
103, 146; Thomas, 159.
de Beaumont, Catherine, 230 ; Jacques Vial,
2 3°.
Beavil, Elizabeth, 107.
Bedderidge, Ann, 173.
Bedells, John, 204.
Bedford, John, 131 ; William, Duke of,
I 5°-
Bedwell, Ann, 163; Anna Maria, 163;
Elizabeth, 163; Elizabeth Frances, 163;
Francis, 163; Martha, 163; Samuel,
163.
Beech, —, 160.
Beekes, Mary, 62.
Belcher, Edward, 181.
Belchier, Catherine, 132: John, 132.
Belfast, George Augustus, Earl of, 287.
Bell, Richard, 181.
Bellamy, John, 299 ; Sarah, 299.
Bellegarde, Eugene, Marquis of, 224.
Bene, Robert, 45.
Bennett, Elizabeth, 262; James, 84; Maria,
202; Mary, 61; Samuel, 74; Thomas,
202 ; —, 35^136.
Bennington, William, 218,
Benson, Dorothy, 89.
Benton, Mary, 75.
Berkeley, Elizabeth, 301; Jane, 211 \
Norborne, Lord Botetourt, 301 j Rowland,
211.
Herrington, Agatha, 114; Anne, 114;
Elizabeth, 114.
Bertie, Albermarle, 277; Charlotte, Countess
of Abingdon, 260; Willoughby, Earl of,
260.
Bethel, Christopher, 256; John, 91; William,
62.
Bethisy, Count, 224.
Bettison, I., 39.
Beverley, Earl of, 244,
Bewieke, Anne, 203.
Beyer, Francis, 35,
Biddulph, Frances, 99; —, 77*
Bide, John, 104.
Bid well, Thomas, 163.
Biggs or Bigg, Anthony, r61 ; Charles, r6i ;
Eleanor, 161 ■ Florence, 161 ; —, 74.
Bigot, Peter, 145,
Biles, Catherine, 260.
Bill, Jane, 254,
Bilton, Ann, 275 ; Samuel, 275.
Bingham, Hannah, 278; Mary, 278 ; Sarah,
278 ; Thomas, 2 78.
Birch, George, 285 ; Sophia, 2S5.
Bishop, Edith, 61 ; Edward, 61 ; Elizabeth,
61 ; Joanna, 61 ; John, 195 ; Joseph, 61 ;
Loveday, 61 ; Mary, 195 ; Nicholas, 61,
195 ; Philip, 175 ; Samuel, 61; Sarah, 6r,
175; Susanna, 46, 61, 195.
Bisset, Ann, 242, 243 ; Charles, 242, 243 ;
James, 242 ; Robert, 242*
Bithray, Josiah, 27.
Blackman, Elizabeth, 91.
Blackwell, Ebenezer, 164; —, 74.
Blackwood, Sir Henry, 289 ; Dame Jane,
289.
Blades, James, 228,
Blake, Thomas, 136; William, 230.
Blake way, John Brickdale, 309.
Bland, Barbara, 134; Elizabeth, 130, 134;
Henry, 134; James, 130, 134; John,
233; Margaret, 174; Mary, 233, 308;
Thomas in e, 233,
I Hasson, Hannah, 286.
Bleasdall, James, 103,
Blennerhassett, Arthur, 289 * Jane, 289;
John, 2S9; Juliana, 289*
Blofeld, John, 76 ; Mary, 76.
Blois, Sir Charles, Barb, 104 ; Jane, 104;
William, 104,
Blondeau, Denise, 258 ; Lewis, 25S; William
Neville, 258,
Bluett, Susannah, 139.
Blundel, Catherine, 295.
Blunt, Sir Charles Burrel, 56; Frances
Charlotte, 56; Harry, 56; Henry Fer-
dinando, 56; Martha, 108; Mary, 56;
William, 108; William Oakes, 56.
Boddington, John, 221.
Boghurst, Ann, 258,
Boileau, John, 29*
Boldero, John, 329 ; Sophia, 329,
Bolger, John, 93.
Bolmgbroke, Viscount, r2o,
Bolton, Duke of, 312; Jean Mary, Lady,
312; John, 60; Mary, 60 ; Susannah, 308;
Thomas, 344; Thomas, Lord, 312.
Bolwark, Gerard, 2 85 ; Joanna Magdalena,
285.
Bond, Benjamin, 84, 144; Elizabeth, 84,
144; Thomas, 51*
Bonner, Mary, 145.
Bonnet, Elizabeth, 225 ; Isaac, 225.
Booth, Mary, 49,
Bosanquet, Anna Maria, 230, 319; Mary,
318, 319; Samuel, 230, 318, 319 ; William,
3 ^ 319.
Boseawen, Hon bk Edward, 301 ; Elizabeth,
301 ; George Evelyn, Viscount Falmouth,
3 or.
Boston, William, Lord, 327*
Bosville, Godfrey, 159.
Boswell, Sarah, 304.
Bo tele r, Anne, 154; Frances, 154; John,
154 ; M. B., 79; Philip, 154.
Botetourt, Norborne, Lord, 301,
Bothell, William, 290.
Lotting, Ann, 129- Richard, 129; Sarah,
129.
Boucher, Charles, 196; Edward, 51.
Boult, Thomas, 72.
Boultby, —', 52.
Boulter, Edmund, 49, 501 Elizabeth, 49, 50;
John, 49, 50; Robert, 50; Susannah,
5 °’
Boulton, Crab, 119; Lydia, 128; William,
128.
Bowater, Bridget, 77; Edward, 77; Elizabeth,
224; John, 77, 224; Mary, 77; Richard,
77 ; Thomas, 77*
Bowen, —, 51.
Bowles, Henry, 16 -} ; Jonathan, 145 ;
Katherine, 333 ; Mary, T45.
Boyd, Robert, 189.
Boylan, Richard, 89.
Boys, Mary, So; —, 216.
Bradbury, Isabella, S3; John, 83; Mary, 83;
Peter, 83; Rebecca, 83; Thomas, 83.
Bradley, Mary, 27.
Bradshaw, Thomas, 200.
Bragg, Ann, iyr; Joseph, igi.
Brand, Elizabeth, 104; James, 104.
Brandling, Charles John, 250; Frances
Elizabeth, 250.
B rans by, B ran shy, 172; Elizabeth, 172;
Robert, 172 : Thomas, 172.
349
Branwbite, Joseph, 73.
Bray, Bartholomew, 107, 119; Elizabeth,
107 ; Mary, 70 ; Mary Sophia, 107 ;
Thomas, 107.
Brayne, Elizabeth, 36,
Bren ton, Margaret, 115.
Bredand, Dorothy, 132 ; Tobias, 132.
Breton, Clement, 39; S., 70,
Brett, William, 123; —, 228.
Brewer, —, 2 l6.
Bridge, Hannah, 35 ; John*, 3,5,.;' “, 2^6.
Bridport, Charlotte Mary,, Latte,, 344-
Bronte, see Nelson.
Bright, Mary, 296*
Brighter, John, 45. Iri.iVljb
Bristow, Anna Maria, 168,: piaincete 1 Eifebe l h,
16B; George, 269; Isaac, 26; John, 26,
168; Mary, 168; Robert, 168; Sarah,
26, 168 ; Susanna, 168.
Rroadbrxdge, Ann, no ; John, no.
Brock, Mary Anne, 326.
Broeksopp, Edward, 269.
Brooke, Charles Frederick, 214; Elizabeth
Lucy, 214; James, 214 ; John, 214;
Richard, 214; William Poole, 141.
Brookes, Ann, 198; B*, 28 ; Elizabeth, 229 ;
Grace, 198; Hannah, 229; Robert, 218;
Sydey, 229; Thomas, 198; William,
198.
Brough, Francis John, 305.
Broughton, Sarah, 219; Thomas, 219.
Brown or Browne, A., 164; Alice, 153;
Amelia Wilhelmina, 235; Anne, 310;
Anthony, 310; Charles, to8, 310;
Elizabeth, 214; Frances, 68; George,
235; Hannah, 67; Henry Langford, 68;
John, 107, 228, 310; Jeremiah, 147;
M,, 107 ; Mary, 235; Sophia, 147;
William, 208, 285 ; —, 273,
Browne-Powlett, Charles, Duke of Bolton,
312 ; Jean Mary, 312*
Rrowillow, Brovvnlow, Lord, 313; Frances,
Lady, 314; John, Earl, 314.
Bruce, Caroline, Countess of Ailesbury, 276 ;
Charles, Earl of Ailesbury, 276; Lady
Mary, 276.
Brudenell-Bruce, Thomas Bruce, Earl of
Ailesbury, 256.
Brunswick - Wolfenbiuhel, Duke Charles
William Ferdinand, 334.
B run ton, Nathan, 322*
Brutton, Ann, 290; John, 290.
Brydges, Elizabeth, Duchess of Chandos,
319; Henry, Duke of Chandos, 319;
James, Lord Chandos, 210; Hon ble
Mary, 210.
Buchatinan, Jane, 263; John, 263 ; Peter,
263; 1" h orn as, 263.
Buekeridge, Catharine Cecil, 221 *
Buckle or Buck lee, Ann, 2x0; Henry, 225;
Jane, 210; MarniadLike, 21 o.
Bucknall, John Askell, 168,
Buckstone, Margaret, 82.
Bulkeley, Emma, Viscountess, 135; James,
Viscount, 135.
Bull, Sarah, 153.
Buller, Catherine, 44; Edward, 241 ; Harriet,
241 ; James, 241 ; Sir James, Bart., 241 ;
Lady Jane, 241 ; John, 241 ; Mary, 241.
Bunch, Mary, 70, William, 70.
Buncombe, John, 230.
B undock, Martha, 82.
Bunting, Ann, 133, 333, 335; Elizabeth,
3 2 4. 333 . 335 1 Tomlinson, 133, 333, 335,
Burbidg, Robert, 87.
Burcombe, Rebecca, 290; William, 290.
B u rde 11, A n n e, 144 ; Ar th u r, 144.
Burge, Elizabeth, 293 ■ John, 293.
Burgh } Ann, 190; James, 190; John, 190.
Burkin, Ann, 39; Diana, 323; Elizabeth,
29, 3&? 39; James, 29, 30, 38, 39, 303;
Jane, 30, 38, 39; Jemima, 38; John, 29,
30, 3 S > 39 > 3°3 i Mary, 29; Samuel, 29,
30, 38, 39; Sarah, 38, 39.
Burland, John, 245, 246.
B urnard, Edward, 238; Mary, 238.
Burne, Thomas, 299.
Burnell, George, 225.
Burningham, Henry, 304; Henry Day, 304;
Mary, 304; Sarah, 170, 304; Sarah
Elizabeth, 304; Thomas, 304.
Burroughes, Anne, 93, 94, 291, 323;
Christabel, 262, 303, 322, 323; Diana,
29.L 3°3j 3 2 3J Edward, 322, 323;
Elizabeth, 93, 323 ; Elizabeth Maria, 268,
29L 3 2 3 ; Ellis, 291; James, 322, 323;
James Burkin, 262, 303, 322, 3 23;
Jeremiah, 93, 94, 291, 303, 323; Maria,
291 ; Randall, 94, 262, 268, 291, 303,
323 ; Thomas, 93, 94, 323.
Burton, Elizabeth, 122; Francis, 122;
James, 256; Mary, 148; Sarah, 43;
William, 43.
Bur well Sir Geoffrey, 106; Mary, 106.
Busby, Hannah, 51; John, 51.
Busline! I, Elizabeth, 82 ; John, 93.
Buss, Clarissa, 315; Elizabeth, 315; Mary
Ann, 315 ; Robert, 315.
Bussey, John, 131.
Butcher, Ann, 296 ; Frances, 296.
Butler, Ann, 288; Ann Elizabeth, 214;
Benjamin, 288; Catherine, 214; Edward,
214; Elizabeth, 214 ; James, 300; Joseph,
214; Mary, 214, 300; Rachael, 300;
Robert, 214; Thomas, 214; William, 177,
214.
Butterfield, Abraham, 72; Elizabeth, 60,
218*
Buxton, Ann, 299; Samuel, 237; Sarah,
237 ; Thomas, 237, 299; Susannah, 237.
Cadman, Ann, 272; Randal, 272.
Cseser, Jane, 51.
Caldecott, Elizabeth, 199.
Cal lard, Catherine, 70; Henry, 70.
Calloa, —, 119.
350
Calvert, Anne, 297.
Cam be, —, T23,
Camden, Charles, Lord, 180.
Campbell, Alexander, 196; Alexander, Earl
of March mont, 259; Anne, Countess of
Marchmont, 2 59 ; Barry Charles, 116 ;
Bat hi a, 196; Lady Caroline, 276;
Catherine Elizabeth, 116; Elizabeth, it 6;
Elizabeth, Countess of March mont, 259 ;
Sir George, 259; Hugh Hume, Earl of
March mont, 259, Jael Henrietta, 116;
James, 196, 209; Jane, 209; John,
Duke of Argyll, 276; John Neill, ri6;
Margaret, 259; Margaret, Countess of
Marehmom, 259; Mary, 196; Patrick,
196; Thomas Dugald, 196*
Canning, Francis, 51 ; Richard, 51.
Cant, Grace, 104; John, 58.
Canterbury, Charles Manners-Sutton, Arch¬
bishop of, 338,
Carew, Catherine, 122.
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, Queen of
England, 334.
Carpenter, 52, 244.
Carr, Ann, 71 ; James, 160; William, 160.
Carter, Ann, 65; Elizabeth, 55 : John, 139;
Lawrence, 65 ; Sir Lawrence, Baron, 65 ;
Mary, 27, 65; Pye, 65 ; Thomas, 65;
William, 129 ; —, 60.
Cartwright, John, 144; Judith, 173 ; Paston,
173 ; Sarah, 144.
Car ward ine, Ann, 99 ; Thomas, 99,
Caryl 1, Catherine, gi ; Edward, 51 ;
Elizabeth, 51.
Castlehaven, John Talbot, Earl of, 234;
John Ton diet, Earl of, 234; Susanna,
Countess of, 234.
Castreet, Mary, 27,
Caswell, Ann, 253 ; George, 253.
Cal heart, Charles, Lord, 23S; Hon ble jane,
23S ; Jean, Lady, 238.
Lathery, Richard, 167.
Cave, Anne, 277; Sir Charles, Bl, 277;
E 1 izabetlx, 277; Isabella, 277; M argaret,
277; Maria, 277; Sir Thomas, Bt.,
* 11 * .
Cavendish, Catharine, Duchess of Devonshire,
307 ; Lady Rachel, 307 ; William, Duke
of Devonshire, 307.
Cecil, Ann, 272; Elizabeth, 272; Lady
Emily Anne Rennet Elizabeth, 256;
George, 272; Dady Georgina Charlotte
Augusta, 256; Henry, 256; James,
Marquess of Salisbury, 256; James
Brown low William, Viscount Chan bourne,
256; Jane, 272 ; John, 256; Mary Emily,
March ionesss of Salisbury, 256; Thomas,
272 ; William, 272*
Chad, Cecilia Rachel, 263; Charles, 265 ;
Frances, 265 ; George, 265 ; Sir George,
264, 265 ; Dame Mary, 264 ; Robert
John, 265,
Chadwick, John, 187.
Chambers, Anne, 184; Elizabeth, 144 ;
Mary, 223 ; Samuel, 223 ; Thomas, 184,
223; William, 223 ; —, r 19*
('ham peon, —, 119*
Champion, Alexander, 183; Sarah, 183;
— 119-
Chance, Edward, *32; Elizabeth, 132;
Richard, 132.
Chandler, Edward, 224; Elizabeth, 224,;
Mary Ann, 224; Matilda, 224; Sarah,
224; Sophia, 224; Thomas, 224;
William, 224.
Chandos, Duchess of, 191; Elizabeth,
Duchess of, 319; Henry, Duke of, 319;
James, Lord, 210.
Chaplin, Diana, 338; Hannah, 169, 278;
Joseph, 169, 278 ; Thomas, 338*
Chapman, Thomas, 169.
Charlesworth, Rev. —, 160.
Charlet, Anne, 60,
Charlotte, Queen of England, 317, 329,
Charlotte Sophia, Queen of England, 328,
329.
Charman, Elizabeth, 272; George, 272 ;
Sarah, 272 ; Thomas, 272-
C h at h am, C ou n te ss of, 137.
Chauncy, Dorcas, 116 ; Tobias, 116.
Chenevix, Richard, Bishop of Waterford, 160.
Chesilden, Edward, 283.
Chester, John, 57, 113 ; Mary, 113.
Chetwode, Abigail, 36; Dame 1.loro thy,
132 : John, 36 ■ Sir John, Bt, 132.
Chetwynd-Talbot, Charles Chetwynd, Vis¬
count Ingestre, 236- Charlotte, Countess
Talbot, 256; Hon ble John, 256; John
Chetwynd, Earl Talbot, 256.
Chichester, Anne, Marchioness of Donegall,
287 ; Arthur, Marquis of Donegall, 287 ;
Barbara, Marchioness of Donegall, 287 ;
Charlotte, Marchioness of Donegall, 287 ;
Hon ble Elizabeth, 287 ; George Augustus,
Earl of Belfast, 287 ; Hon ble John, 287 ;
Sir John, Bart, 166; Lord Spencer
Stanley, 287 ; William, 287.
Childerstone, Jane, 169.
Chisam, Mary, 152.
Chittenden, John, 69; Mary, 69.
Choimley, Anne Elizabeth, 248; Sir Hugh,
Bt., 154; Margaret, 1341 Nathaniel, 248.
Choi well, John, 139.
Choslyn, John, 79.
Christian, Benjamin Fisher, 209; Judith,
209; Thomas, 281.
Church, Jeffery, 127; Roger, 85 ; William,
8 5 *
Churchill, Ann, 337; Henrietta, Duchess of
Marlborough, 232; Henry, 337; Henry
Marsh, 337 ; John Benjamin, 337: John
Do dwell, 337 ; Mary, 337.
Churchman, Ozias, 119.
Churchyard, Andrew, 237.
Clapcot, Elizabeth, 156 ; John, 156.
Clapham, Dr., 227.
351
Clarendon, Edward, Earl of, 21.
Claridge, Catherine, 204; Fishborn, 204;
George, 204; George Checkley, 204;
Sarah, 204 ; Thomas, 204; William, 204.
Clark or Clarke, Ann, 196; Dame Anne,
42; Catherine, 219; Edward, 247;
Elizabeth, 39; Gregory, 39; Jervoise,
167; John, 74, 219; Margaret, 64;
Margaret Smith, 115 ; Michael, 216;
Robert, 39 ; Samuel, 42 ; Sir Samuel, 42 ;
Sarah, 128; Sloughter, 273; Theophilus,
68; Thomas, 28; Sir Thomas, 206 ;
William, 115 ; Wingfield, 64.
Clavering, Jane, 280.
Claydon, Charles, 264.
Clayton, Ann, 228; Rebecca, 228.
Cleaver, Ann, 258.
Clegg, Isaac, 64.
Clement, Jane, 265 ; Margaret, 265 ; Mary,
265 ; Susannah, 265 ; Thomas, 265.
Clewin, Ann, 188; Daniel, 188; Martha,
188; Mary, 188; Richard, 188; Sarah,
188 ; Susanna, 188.
Clopton, Agnes, 28; Dame Barbara, 28;
Sir John, 28.
Clough, Arabella, 180.
Coates, James, 242, 243; Mary, 199;
Thomas, 35.
Cock, Richard, 93.
Cockburne, Doctor, 51.
Codrington, Elizabeth, 195; John, 136;
Richard, 195.
Coftin, Richard, 136.
Cole, Anne, 50; Charles Nelson, 131 ;
Dorothy, 224; Elizabeth, 50; James, 50;
Mary, 50 ; Richard, 50; William, 50, 169.
Coles, Elizabeth, 270; Elizabeth Stratton,
270; Frances, 60; James, 270; James
Benjamin, 270; Thomas Stratton, 270.
Colhoun, William, 295.
Collins or Collin, Joseph, 260; Mary, 26;
Thomas, 220.
Collyar, Nathaniel, 151.
Coltson, Susannah, 27.
Colvile, Elizabeth Ann, 267 ; Harriot, 267 ;
Nathaniel, 267 ; Robert, 267.
Colwell, Andrew, 27 ; Elizabeth, 27.
Colyear, I^idy Caroline, 92.
Combauld, —, 119.
Comins, Harriet, 290; Thomas, 290;
Thomas Billington, 290.
Commerell, Elizabeth Christiana, 325;
Frederick, 325.
Congrave, Ab: 78.
Connington, Thomas, 221.
Connop, Henry, 211, 216; Mary, 171, 211,
216.
Conway, Edward Seymour, 246; General,
276 ; George Seymour, 246 ; Henry, 138 ;
Henry Seymour, 246; Lieut.-General
Henry Seymour, 246; Honora, 138;
Hugh Seymour, 246; Robert Seymour,
246; William Seymour, 246.
Coodes, Elizabeth, 48; John, 48.
Cook or Cooke, Ann, 219; B., 28; Cassandra,
210; G., 57; Hannah, 125; Jane, 29, 39;
John, 30, 121, 125, 224; Miles, 102;
Samuel, 210; William, 52.
Cookson, Dr., 159.
Coombs, John, 184.
Cooper, Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury, 205 ;
Lady Dorothy, 205; J., hi; Launcelot,
178; Mary, 86; Rebecca, 206; Thomas,
86 .
Cope, Ann, 200; Anthony, 11 ; Mary, 200 ;
Thomas, 200.
Coppinger, John, 163.
Copplestone, Coriolanus, 83.
Corbet, James, 221 ; Jane, 221 ; John, 85;
Robert, 309 ; —, 119.
Cornthwait, —, 119.
Cornud, Amelia, 171.
Cornwallis, Mary, 272; Sir Thomas, 272.
Corrall, Ann, 204; Charles, 204; Elizabeth,
204; Frances, 204; Hannah, 204; John,
204; Philip, 204; Robert, 204.
Coryton, Ann, 71 ; Sir John, Bt., 71.
Coslyn, Edward, 48; John, 48; William,
48.
Coster, Hester, 208; Jane, 166; John, 208;
Mary, 208; Thomas, 166; William, 208.
Cotton, Joseph Aldrich, 309.
Couch man, Stephen, 280.
Council, Martha, 185.
Coventry, George, Viscount Deerhurst, 279,
280; Ilon ble John, 279, 280; Margaret,
279; Mary, Countess of, 279; Thomas,
279; Hon b,c Thomas William, 279;
William, Earl of, 279.
Cowdell, Ann, 232 ; Richard, 232.
Cowper, Ashley, 311; Charles, 312; General,
312; Harriet, 311; Henry, 312 ; John,
311 ; Maria, 312; Mary, 326; Theodora
Jane, 312; William, 311, 326.
Cox, Catherine, 211; Charles, 211 ;
Elizabeth, 148, 211 ; Jane, 151 ; John,
141, 151, 211, 212; Mary, 151 ; Rebecca,
271 ; Robert, 211 ; Thomas, 127, 211.
Coxall, James, no; Mary, no.
Cracroft, Susannah, 234; William, 234.
Craddock, Elizabeth, no.
Cranbourne, James Brownlow William,
Viscount, 256.
Crane, Mary, 253; Sarah, 220; Serjeant,
220.
Cranmer, Ann, 151; Dulcibella, 151;
Edward, 151 ; James, 151 ; Samuel, 56.
Cranstoun, Brown, 147 ; Charles, 147 ;
George, 147; James, 147; James, Lord,
147; Jean, Lady, 147; Sophia, Lady,
147 ; William, 147.
Craven, John, 228 ; Matthew, 228.
Crawford, Gibbs, 276.
Crawley, Thomas, 80.
Creed, Chambre, 160; Ermine, 160.
Cresset, —, 85.
Crew, John, 49.
Cripps, Thomas, 159.
Crisp, Sir Charles, lit., 50-
Croft or Crofts, Anna, 176; Sir Archer, Bt.,
312; Catherine, 176; Dorothy, 176;
Edward, 1764 Elizabeth, 176: Martin,
133; Richard, 176; Samuel, 176;
—, 261,
Croft on, Rachel, 256.
Croke, Alexander, 31; Jane, 31; William,
3 1 '
Crompton, Elizabeth, 259; Windmill, 259.
Cropley, Mary, 337.
Cross, Ann, r8i ; Margaret, 216; Mary,
265; Thomas, 265 ; William, 2t6,
Crossley, Rachel, 113.
Crouch, Ann, 125; Christopher, 125,
Crowe, Christopher, 168.
Croxall, Edward, 11 o.
Crumbleholme, James, S9.
Cry or, Mary, 271.
Cry stall, Diana, 241,
Cudlipp, Ann, 2S5 ; Dr, 285,
Cuff, Joshua, 230; Sarah, 230,
Cullum, Dioness, 87 ; William, 87*
Cunningham, Ann, 343; Hon bIc Ann, 223;
Edward Thurlow, 311; George, 219;
H., 219; John, 219; Mary, 311 ; Thomas,
219; Thurlow, 311.
Currer, John, i6r, 162, 218,
Currie or Curry, A., 192 ; B., 192 - Magdalen,
222; William, 222.
Curson, Joseph, 135*
Curteis, Jane, 271 ; Jeremiah, 271.
Curtis, Elizabeth, 313; Henry, 524 John,
226, Mary, 226; Robert, 313.
Curzon, As she ton, 92; Caroline, Lady
Scarsdale, 92; Esther, 925 John, 92;
Sir John, Bt,, 92; Dame Mary, 92 ;
Nathaniel, 103; Sir Nathaniel, Bt,, 92;
Nathaniel, Lord Scarsdale, 92; Dame
Sarah, 92.
Cust, Sir Brownlow, Lord Brownlow, 313;
Dame Etheldred, 313, 314^ Frances,
Lady Brownlow, 314; Dame Jocosa
Katherine, 314; John, Earl Brownlow,
314; Sir John, Bt., 313, 314.
Cutcliffe, —, 247.
Cutler, Sir John, Bt., 50; Dame Elisha, 50,
Dale, Daniel, 191, 319; Elizabeth, 191, 319,
Dalton, Mary, r61 ; Richard Hill, 161;
William, i6t,
Damer, —, 276.
Da me ran, Mary, 178.
Dan by, George William Frederick, Earl of,
232.
Danger field, Elizabeth, 228.
Daniel, Ann, 19, 20; Catharine, 281;
Edith, 19; Samuel, 279; Sarah, 2S1.
Dapper, —, 241*
Darby, Thomas, 280,
Darbyshire, Ann, 159 : William, 159.
D’Arcy, Henry, 321 ; Maria Catherine, 321,
Dare, John, 144 ; Philip, 144,
Darell, Amelia, 302 j Clarissa, 294, 302;
Florentia Elizabeth, 302; Harry Verelst,
302; Dame Honoria, 301 ; Dame Isabella,
294, 302 ; Sir Lionel, Bt., 294, 301, 302.
Darlow, Ann, 62.
Darn brook, Francis, 128; John, 128; Mary,
128 ; Sarah, 128*
Dartmouth, Barbara, Lady, 95 ; Frances
Katherine, Countess of, 306; George,
Earl of, 306 ; George, Lord, 95 ; William,
Earl of, 306.
Darton, Joseph, 221 ; Ursula, 221.
Dash wood, Anne, 328; Sir James, Bt,
328.
Daubeney, Ann, 19.
IPAuveme, Francis, 221; Jane, 221; Philip,
221.
Davies, Elizabeth, 229, 235; Honour, 264 ;
Jane, 229, 235; Jeremiah, 229; Mary,
229; Richard, 229; Robert, 264; Thomas,
265; Whitehall Whitehall, 309; —, 273.
Davis or Davys, Eleanor, 82; Elizabeth,
123; Gilbert, 177; Hannah, 112, 123;
Joanna, 177; William, 42*
Davison, Alice, 131 ; Anne, 131 ; Charlotte,
265; Dulcibella, 131; Elizabeth, 131 ;
Isaac, 253; James, 265; John, 253;
Jonathan, 131; Margaret, 253; Monk-
house, 253; Morton, 131 ; Oliver
Cro m well, 253; Tho mas, 131 ; W i ll i am,
Davy or Davie, George, 29; Hugh, 56;
Joan, 56; Sir John, Bt., 166; Susanna, 64*
Dawber, G,, 59; John, 59.
Dawson, John, 151 ; S., ioi.
Day, Amy, 72, 143, 239,304; Dorothy, 304;
Elizabeth, 72, 143, 239, 304; Henry, 304;
Joan, 72, 143, 239, 304; Katharine, 72,
304; Mary, 72, 85, 1431 Ralph, 72, T 43 >
239 * Sarah, 72, 143, 239, 304;
Sibyl, 271; Thomas, 72, 143, 239, 304 ;
see also Deye,
Dayrell, Marmaduke, 159.
Deal try, William, 284*
Deane, John, 270; Sarah, 270.
Dear ling, Mary, 245.
Deerhurst, George, Viscount, 279, 280.
Delahaize, Philip, 173,
Delamare, Elizabeth, 307, 316; John, 173;
Peter, 307.
l)e La Van, David, 105.
Denmark, Christian V., King of, 21;
George, Prince of, 21.
Denne, —, 292.
Dennis, J ane, 213; J ohn, 210, 216;
Margaret, 210; William, 216*
Derby, Benjamin, 115, 116; Edward, 115,
116; Rev. Edward, \ 15 ; Jane, j 15, 116 ;
Mary, 115; William, 115.
Dering, Sir Edward, Bt,, 321 ; Mary, 321,
Desbois, Johanna, 326,
353
Despard, Harriet Anne, 312 ; Major-General,
312,
Devie, Mary, 80,
Devonshire, Catharine, Duchess of, 307 ;
William, Duke of, 307.
Deye or D’Eye, Bartholomew, 18S; Lioness,
87; John, 188 ; Mary, 87, 176 ; Nathaniel,
87; Thomas, 87, 176; see also Day,
Diamond, Elizabeth, 80,
Dick, Dame Anne, iqi ■ Sir John, Bl,, iqi :
Sir William, Bt,, rqt.
Dickinson, Mary, 84, 144; Samuel, 84, 144;
Sarah, 224,
Didsbury, John, 140, 141 ; Mary, 140, 141 ;
Robert, 141.
Dillon, John, 343.
Dinsdale, Ann, 150 ; Elizabeth, 150 ; George,
150; jane, 1503 Jeffery, 150; Sarah, 150.
Disbrowe, Edward, 329.
Discipline, Delariviere, 234; Merilina, 234;
Thomas, 234.
Ditch bourn, G., 165-
Dives, —, 128,
Dixon, Francis, 273 ,; William, 161, 162,
281.
Dolben, Dame Charlotte, 321 ; Sir John,
Bt, 321; Sir John English, Bt, 321;
Dame Judith, 321 ; Sir William, Bt., 321.
Dolley, Anne, 128; Thomas, 128,
Donegal!, Anne, Marchioness of, 287 ;
Arthur, Marquis of, 287 ; Barbara,
Marchioness of, 287 ; Charlotte, Mar¬
chioness of, 287,
Donnithorne, James, 61 ; Joa, 95.
Donworth, Benjamin, 210,
Dorsett, Mary, 143.
Doubell, Mary, 203.
Douglas, Agatha, Countess of Morton, 155;
George, Earl of Morton, 155; George,
Lord Aberdour, 155; James, Earl of
Morton, 155; Katharine, Countess of
Morton, 155; Margaret, 53; Sholto
Charles, Earl of Morton, 155; William,
88 .
Dove, —, 145.
Dovey, Mcriel, 180.
Downing, Betty, 230; Elizabeth, 230;
Grace, 230; Joan Jarman, 230; Mary,
230; Sarah, 230,
Downs, John, 91; Mary, no; Thomas,
266.
Downshire, Arthur, Marquess of, 256, 297 ;
Margaretta, Marchioness of, 297 ; Mary,
Marchioness of, 256, 297; Wills, Marquess
of, 356, 297.
Dowse, John, 218; —, 216.
D'Oyley, Christopher, 159.
Drake, Sir Frauds, Bt., 139 ; Sir Francis
Henry, 47; John, 245; Richard, 245;
—, 2 1 6.
Draper, John, 246.
Drax, Henry, 234; Susannah, 234.
Drummond, Ann, 152; George, 152.
Drury, Jocosa Katherine, 314; Sir Thomas,
Bt., 314.
Dultry, Henry, 284.
Dun, Mary Napier, 286.
Dunbibin, Elizabeth, 293 ; James Priest,
293 ; Mary Ann, 293 ; Nancy, 293 ;
Samuel, 293 ; Sarah, 293.
Duncan, Elizabeth, 223.
Dunch, Mary, 123; Thomas, 123.
Duneombe, Charles, 306; Lady Charlotte,
306.
Dungannon, Arthur, Viscount, 256.
Dunlop, —, 160.
Dunn, Benjamin, 257; Colonel, 151 *
Dorothy, 191.
Dunning ton, —, 210.
Dunsler, Mary, 318, 319 ; William, 318, 319.
Du pony, John, 221,
Duppa, Mary, 82, in; Thomas, 82, 11 r.
Durham, Thomas, Bishop of, 311.
Durrant, John, 201 ; Mercer, 201 ; Samuel,
201 ; Sarah, 201 ; William, 201.
Durwood, Sarah, 121.
Dutton, Jane Mary, 149; Sir Ralph, Bt.,
149 -
Dyason, Ann, no; Elizabeth, no; John,
1 to; Joshua, no; Rebecca, no.
Dyke, Mary, 125.
Dyson, Mary, 190.
Dyve, Frances, 160; Henry, 160.
Eaglet on, Martha, 275.
Easton, William, 115.
Eaton, Jemima, no ; Thomas, no.
Eden, Catharine, 131; Dulcibella, 131 ;
Henry, 131 ; Higgens, 83; Lady, 131;
Mary, 131 ; Morton, 131 ; Robert, 131 ;
Thomas, 131 ; Timothy, 131.
Edgcumbe, Hon bie Richard, 218.
Edwards, Bartholomew, 269 ; Charles, 277;
Elizabeth, 36, 105, 109, 327 ; George,
128, 129; Hannah, 184, 239; Hollis,
129, 184, 239; John, 119, 269; Mary,
184, 239 ; Sarah, 184, 239.
Elderton, William, 208.
Eldred, Ann, 99, 100; John, 99, too; Mary,
99, r 00.
Elliot, Abraham, 287; Elizabeth, 287;
George, 287; John, 287; Obediah, 287;
Thomas, 287 ; —304.
Ellis, Ann, 112; Ann Elizabeth, 214;
El izabetl 1,52; El izab eth Maria, 268, 291,
323 : John, 72, 91 ; John Thomas, 256;
Michael, 233; Selena, 52; William, 52,
214, 268, 299.
Elphin, John Hudson, Bishop of, ir.
Emerson, Elizabeth, 114; Jane, 114; John,
114; John Durant, 114; Mary, 1*4;
Sedgwick, 114; William, 114*
Emmotg, John, 123.
Empson, Ann, 128; Henry, 128; James,
128: John, 128; Susannah, 128; Thomas,
128 ; William, 128.
354
England, Sir George, 43 ; Sarah, 43.
English, Judith, 321 ; Somerset, 32 u
Esdaile, Anne, 144; Sir James, 144; Dame
Mary, 144.
Etherington, Sir Henry, Bt, 277; Dame
Maria, 277; —, 2:1-6.
Evans, Grace, 186; John, 6i,
Everard, Thomas Hovenden, 282.
Everest, Edward, 138 ; Elizabeth Harriet,
211 ; Frances, 211; Robert Samuel, 211,
William, 211.
Eversley, Charles, Viscount, 222,
Everson, Burkin, 3S.
Every, Dame Anne, 48; Sir Henry, Bt., 48,
Ewart, John, 114.
Ewbank, Ann, 128; Jemmy, 128,
Ewer, John, 203; Walter, 203.
Exell, Mary, 200; Samuel, 200; William,
200; William Pooley, 200.
Exley, John, 218.
Eyans, Anthony, 31; Jane, 31.
Eykelbosch, Gertrude, 234; James, 234;
Thomas, 234.
Eyles, Elizabeth, 285 ■ Sir John, 285,
Eylks, Sir John, 40,
Eyre, Catherine, 295 ; Eleanor, 295 ; Philip,
295 ; Susanna, 295; William, 295; see
msd Archer.
Faber, G. S*, 320; Thomas, 158; William,
158.
Falmouth, George Evelyn, Viscount, 301.
Fane, Dorothy, Countess of Westmoreland,
51 ; John, Earl of Westmoreland, 256,
Fanshaw, C., 312.
Farneworth, Ann, r 18*
Farren, Ann, 85 ; George, 268; Mary, 268 ;
Percival, 268; William, 268.
Farter, Amelia, 250; Francis, 218 ; James,
218, 250.
Fanil I, William, 26.
Farthing, John, 155; Rev. —, 126.
Fasset, Ann, 175.
Faun tier oy, Elizabeth, 278; Mary Gordon,
278; William, 278,
Fawcett, Bell, 210 ; James, 89; Rev. —,
210 ,
Fawkes, Amelia, 249, 250; Ayscough, 218,
250; Christiana, 217, 218; Frances, 249;
Frances Elizabeth, 250; Francis, 217,
218, 249, 250; Margaret, 217, 249;
Maria, 250 ; Richard, 250; Walter, 249,
250; Walter Ramsden Beaumont, 249.
Feilden, Elizabeth, 60; Henry, 60 - Mary,
60 ; Randal, 60*
Fellows, (Mary), 292.
Feltham, Mar*, 69.
Fenn, Benjamin, 37; Dame Eleanor, 261 ;
Jeremy, 37; John, 260; Sir John, 260,
261; Joshua, 37; Mary, 261; Rebecca,
37 ; Robert, 37,
Feme, Charlotte, 198; E., 198; Elizabeth
Theresa, 198 ; George, 198 ; Johanna, 198.
Ferrand, Katherine Maria, 336; Walker, 336.
Filghman, Olive, 145.
Filmer, Sir John, Bt., 159; Thomas, 70,
Finch, —, 304.
Findlater and Seafield, James, Earl of, 279*
Finlay, John, 276.
Fisher, Ann, 209, 284 ; Benjamin, 209;
Catharine, 209; Elizabeth, 231, 284 ;
Henry, 284; John, 231; Judith, 209;
Mary, 209 ; Samuel James, 2S4.
Fishpoole, John, 85,
FitzGerald, James, Duke of Leinster, 256;
Lady Margaretta, 256, 297 ; William,
Duke of, 256.
Fitzvrilliam, John, Earl, 2957 Lady Mary,
2 9 5 *
Flanagan, Elizabeth, 298*
Fleet, Elizabeth Martha, 193; Mary, 272;
Sarah, no; Thomas, no; William, 272.
Fleming, Barbara, 89, 280; Sir Daniel, Bt.,
89 ; Dorothy, 89; Elizabeth, 89; Dame
Elizabeth, 89; Emelia, 89; Sir George,
Bt., 89 ; Michael, 89 ; Sir William, Bt., 89,
280.
Fletcher, Benjamin, n ; Edward, 264;
Elizabeth, 11, 264; James, 264; Mary,
264; Richard, 171; William, 264.
Flight, Martha, 270,
Flint off, Thomas, 243.
Folgate, John, 234 ; Norton, 173,
Foljambe ? Cecil George Savile, Earl of
Liverpool, 305; Elizabeth, 305; Francis
Ferrand, 305, 306; George, 306; John
Savile, 305, 306 ; Mary Arabella, 305, 306 ;
Thomas, 305,
Foote, Eleanor, 164; John, 164,
Ford or Foord, Abraham, 61 ; Bridget,
58, 68; Edward, 68 : James, no; John,
68; Mary, 61, no; Thomasine, 6r ;
William, 130.
Ford ham, Martha, 193.
Forester, Joanna, r78; Lewis, 178; Thomas,
112.
Fortescue, Joan, 44.
Fosket, Henry, 119; Jane, 119; Joseph,
119.
Fosse or Fossey, Edward, 140; John, 140;
Thomas, 140; William, 140, 172.
Foster, Elizabeth, 189 ; Harriet, 189; James,
189; Jane, 292; Joan, 144; John, 189;
Philip, 144; Susanna, 189; William, 189.
Fouls, John, 218.
Fouracre, Mary, 163; Philadelphia, 163,
Fowle, Elizabeth, 43; John, 39,43; Mary,
43 ; Nathaniel, 43 ; Sarah, 43 ; Thomas,
39 i 43 ’
Fowtrell, Anne, to8.
Fox, Dorothy, 257 ; James, 257; Mary, 252.
Francis, Isabella, 217, 227; Mary, 130;
William, 284; —216.
Frankland, Elizabeth, 199; Johanna Sarah,
r 99 -
Franklin, Mary, 200.
355
Franks, Jane, 230; William, 230.
Fraser, Hugh, Lord Lovat, 69; Simon, Lord
Lovat, 69; Thomas, 69.
Fray, Elizabeth, 282; Esther, 282 ; James,
282; Jane, 282; John, 282; Martha, 282;
Robert, 282 ; Sarah, 282.
Frears, Benjamin, 150.
Frederick, Jane, 29, 39; Sir John, Bt., 29;
Leonara, 29; Thomas, 29, 39.
Freeling, Francis, 284.
Freeman, Elizabeth, 226; Mary, 226;
Richard, 226; Thomas Edwards, 226.
Freeman-Heathcote, Dame Elizabeth, 226;
Sir Thomas, Bt., 226.
French, Mary, 42 ; William, 42.
Frere, Eleanor, 261 ; John, 261, 269;
Sheppard, 261 ; Susanna, 261 ; William,
261.
Frew, John, 163.
Friend, Henry, 167.
Frost, Grace, 76.
Froude, Caroline, 300; John, 300; Rev.
John, 300; Katherine, 300; Prestwood
Love, 300.
Frushard, James, 108, 119, 125, 316;
Susanna, 108, 112, 125, 316.
Fry, Elizabeth, 47; Jane, 114; Samuel, 127 ;
Sarah, 264 ; Thomas, 114.
Fuge, Abigail, 67; John, 67.
Fuller, G., 37 ; Sarah, 183; Rev. —, 270.
Furstenean, —, 119.
Fust, Denton, 182; Fanny, 182; Dame
Fanny, 182; Flora, 182; Sir Francis, Bt.,
182; John, 182; Sir John, Bt., 182;
Dame Phillipa, 182.
Gainsborough, Baptist, Earl of, 78.
Gale, Charles, 164; Conyers, 164; Cordelia,
164; Henry, 164; Isaac, 173; Jane, 164;
Roger, 164; Samuel, 164; Thomas, 164.
Galloway, Anne, Countess of, 328; John,
Earl of, 328.
Gane, Ann, 125; Betty, 125; Hannah, 125;
James, 125; Martha, 125; Mary, 125;
Thomas, 125; William, 125.
Gann, Alice, 216; Elizabeth, 216.
Gardiner, John, 214, Martha, 214.
Garland, Jane, 179.
Garraway, Charlotte, 198; Henry, 198.
Garrick, Arabella, 180; Carrington, 180;
Catharine, 180; David, 180, 181; Eva
Maria, 180, 181 ; George, 180; Meriel,
180 ; Peter, 180.
Garth, Elizabeth, 114; Mary, 114; Richard,
114.
Garway, Sarah, 88.
Gascoigne, Sir Edward, Bt., 316 ; Dame
Mary, 316; Sir Thomas, Bt., 316.
Gatliff, Dorothy, 78.
Gaussen, Anna Maria, 230, 319; Catherine,
230; David Francis, 230; Jane, 230;
(Jean) Peter, 230, 319; Mary, 230;
Paul, 230 ; Samuel Robert, 230.
356
Gay, John, 44; William, 44.
le Gay, Ann, 173.
Gell, (formerly Eyre), Philip, 297.
Gelleway, William, 205.
George I., King of England, 32.
George III., King of England, 317, 328, 334.
George IV., King of England, 334.
Gibbs, Elizabeth, 231 ; Gaisford, 231 ; John,
114.
Gibson, Guilford, 84.
Gilbert, Elizabeth, 325, 326; John, 135;
Sarah, 176; Thomas, 325, 326; —, 42.
Giles, Elizabeth, 71; Jane, 271 ; Searles,
271 ; Vincent, 71.
Gill, Ann, 289; Elizabeth, 289; Thomas,
289; William, 68.
Gillam, Edward, 205; John, 205 ; Mark,
205 ; Mary, 205 ; Rebecca, 205.
Giradot, Jane, 289.
Gittins, Eleanor, 109, 202, 205; T., 63.
Glaspole, Elizabeth, 265 ; Joseph, 239, 265 ;
Mary, 265.
Glegg, Isabella, 234; James, 234; John,
234 -
Glover, Mary, 290.
Glynne, Dame Honora, 138 ; Sir John, Bt.,
138; Penelope, 138.
Gobell, Esther, 173.
Godbold, Delariviere, 234; John, 234.
Godfrey, Barbara, 287; Luke, 287 ; Mary,
287.
Godin, Elizabeth, 145; Emily, 145; Giles,
io 5 > x 45 > James, 105, 145; Mary
Magdalen, 105.
Godley, Luke, 287.
Godolphin, Francis, Earl of, 232; Didy
Mary, 232 ; Henrietta, Countess of, 232.
Godschall, Nicholas, 74; Sarah, 74.
Goldie, Thomas, 288.
Golding, Susanna, 62.
Gonham, Sir Bellingham, 218.
Gooch, John, 87 ; Mary, 87.
Goode, B., 168.
Goodeve, Edward, 188 ; Mary, 188.
Goodhand, Samuel, 247.
Goodwin, Anne, 154; George, 339, 343;
James, 273; Mary, 327, 339, 343;
Peter, 237; Rachel, 237; Richard, 274;
—, 119.
Goosey, Elizabeth, 291.
Gordon, Adam, 304; Brydges O’Brien, 304 ;
Charlotte, 304; George, 108; Janet, 130;
Samuel, 130.
Gore, Charles, Earl of Arran, 50; Lady
Elizabeth, 50.
Goss, —, 52.
Gostling, John, 129.
Gouge, Jemima, 326; —, 254.
Gould, Charles, 221 ; John, 7.
Goulder, Richard, 294.
Goully, Thomasine, 233.
Goundry (Gundry), Christopher, 114.
Govil, Robert, 73.
Graham, Sir Bellingham, Rt, 236 ; Charles,
85, 286; Isabella, 286; James, 295;
John, 295.
Granger, Elizabeth, 74; John, 81.
Grant, Jacob, 91,
Grantley, Anna Margaretta, 335 ; Fletcher,
^ Lord, 335 ; William, Lord, 335.
Graves, Mary, 183.
Gravett, Grace, 198; Richard, 198 ; Thomas,
198.
Greame, —, 159,
Greathead, Ann, 266; Edward, 266*
Great wood, Anne, 178; John, 178; M., 178;
Robert, 178,
Green, Elizabeth, 146, 151; Hannah, 235;
James, 235; John, 146, 214, 279;
Jonathan, 151 ; M., 135; Mary, 219, 235,
279 ; Robert, 131; Thomas, 90; \V, H.,
135; William, 219, 256; —, 145.
Green way, Elizabeth, 176; Thomas, 176.
Gregory, Anne, 152; Arthur, 77; John,
, 77 ‘
Grenville, Anne, Countess Temple, 184;
Catherine, 137; Charlotie, 137; Eliza-
beth, 137 ; George, 137, 184; George
Nugent, Ear! Temple, 184; Henry, 137;
Hester, 137; Hester, Countess Temple,
184; James, 137; Richard, 137, 184;
Thomas, 137 ; William Wyndham, 137*
Grey, Charles, Earl, 40, 323 ; Lady Eliza¬
beth, 323 ; Misey, 267.
do Grey, Mary, Lady Walsingham, 326;
Thomas, Lord Walsingham, 326;
Sir William, 326*
Grierson, Christian, 251 ; Homer, 251.
Griffith, Benjamin, 200 ; Dorothy, 269.
Griffiths, John, 312,
Grigg, N., 196.
G rims ton, John, 250; Maria, 250.
Grose, Edward, n6.
Gross, Daniel, 150*
Grosvenor, Elizabeth, no,
Grover, Sarah, 142; Sophia, 142; Thomas,
142.
Grows, Robert, 272,
Guertz, —, 119.
Guilford, Frederick, Earl of, 337.
Guise, Dame Ann, 48 ; Sir John, Bt.,
48.
Gunning, Henry, 273.
Gurdon, Amy, 7; Anne, 7 ; Barrett, 7;
Brampton, 7 1 Elizabeth, 7; James, 7 ;
John, 7; Joyce, 7- Judith, 7; Nathaniel,
7 ; Philip, 7 ; Robert, 7.
Gurney, J., 113.
Gurr, John, 240.
Gutteridge, Richard, 140; Susannah, 140,
Haffenden, Elizabeth, 57 ; Stephen, 57,
H agger stem, Jane, 41.
Hainsworth, Benjamin, 23d.
Halifax, Charles, Earl of, 42.
Halked, Belinda, to8 +
Hall, Ann, 26; Captain, 299 ; Edward, 151,
152; Frances Elizabeth, 249; Francis,
159; Joan, 152; Joseph, 249; Richard,
151, 152, 298*
Haileluia, Mercy, 207,
Hallett, Hannah, 144,
Halse, John, 239,
Halyburton, Agatha, 155; James, 155 ;
James Hamilton Douglas, 155,
Hambty, S. E., 207.
Hamilton, Lady Anne, 287; Lord Archibald,
238 ; Colonel, 289 ; Eliza, 288 ; Emma,
Lady, 307, 308; James, r 1 ; James, Duke
of, 287; James, Earl of Abercorn, 182;
Jane, 289 ; Jean, 238; John, 155, 288 ;
Sir John, Bt., 182 ; Katharine, 155 ;
Margaret, 155 ; Fhillipa, 182,
Hamond or Hammond, Anthony, 106 ;
Dorothy Walpole, 106; Elizabeth, 106,
148; Horace, 106; Mary, 42; Peter, 148 ;
Richard, 1063 Robert, 106; Samuel, 42 ;
Susan, io6, 124; Susanna Mary, 106.
Hampden, Isabella, 83 ; Richard, 83.
Hamsten, John, 77.
Hance, Elizabeth, 296; Frances Anna, 296 ;
Henry, 296; John, 296; John Strutt, 296;
Mary, 296 ; Mary Elizabeth, 296,
Hand cock, William, n.
Hankins, D’Avenant, 160; Mary, 160;
William, 160.
Hankinson, Jane, 1 07.
Hanley, —,273.
Hanmer, Esther, 92; Roger, 73.
H annah, J., 192, M., 192.
Hanne, Frances Arundel 1, 113.
FI an sard, John, 38.
Harborough, Rennet, Earl of, 277; Elizabeth,
Countess of, 277*
Hard castle, Martha, 83.
Harding, James, 30 ; Mary, t68; Richard,
168 ; —, 326.
Hardman, James, 67.
Hardwick, Honoria, 301 ; Humphrey, 301.
Hardy, Captain, 308.
Harford, Betty, 7,
FI a ri son, —, 107.
Flarlackenden, Mary, 100 ; Richard, too.
Harley, Lady Elizabeth, 232 ; Robert, Earl
of Oxford, 232.
Harman, Mary, 45.
Harmer, Mary, 83 ; Samuel, 83,
Harper or Harpur, Elizabeth, 94; Mary, 7 1;
William, 71,
Harris, Elizabeth, 70, 114; James, 246;
Mary, 70, 186; —, 198,
Harrison, Charles, 128; Dorothy, t 28 ;
Eleanor, 20r, 246; Elizabeth, 37; John,
128, 246; Joseph, 128; Margaret, 37;
Thomas, 37, 254.
Harrowell, Mary, 193 ; Richard, 193.
va n i I arth al s, Ed wa rd, 285; j oan na Mag¬
dalena, 285.
Hart, Dame Denise, 258 ; Sir William, 258.
357
Hartley, Ann, 324, 333, 335; Benjamin,
220; Francis, 299, 324, 333; George, 134,
273 . 324 . 333 . 335 J Jane, 324, 333 ;
Katherine, 38, 333; Leonard, 156, 273,
299. 3 2 4. 333 i Leonard William, 273,
324, 333 . 335 ." Margaret, 273, 299, 333;
Mary, 273.
Harvey, Mary, 262 ; Sarah, 85.
Harwood, B., 273; John, 221; Thomas,
221 ; Ursula, 221.
Haselden, Mary, 183; William, 183.
Haskins, Issa: 121.
Haslar, Elizabeth, 165 ; Thomas, 165.
Haslewood, William, 307, 308.
Hassell, Charlotte, 59; Eleazar, 187; Jane,
59; Ruisshe, 59.
Hasted, —, 273.
Hatchinson, Mary, 39.
Hatherley, Narcissus, 136; Sarah, 136.
Hatley, James, 272; Mary, 272.
Hatton, —, 273.
Hawes, Ann, 75; Thomas, 66.
Hawkesbury, Cecil George Savile, Baron, 305.
Hawksworth, Amelia, 249; Ayscough Rams-
den, 218, 249; Frances, 249; Frances
Elizabeth, 249; Francis Ramsden, 218,
249; Judith, 249 ; Richard Ramsden, 218,
249; Walter, 217, 218, 249; Sir Walter,
Bt., 249; Walter Ramsden, 218, 249.
Hayes, Charles, 304; James Richard, 304.
Hayley, William, 312.
Hayton, Harriet, 323; William, 323.
Hayward, Lydia, 214; Robert, 93.
Haywood, Elizabeth, 139.
Hazlewood, William, 36.
Head, Richard, 53.
Headon, Mary, 85.
Healy or Heley, John, 72, 304; Katharine,
72, 304 ; Sarah, 72, 143.
Heaman, Edward, 310.
Heard, Bridget, 175; George, 175; Mary,
175; Robert, 175; Sarah, 175.
Heath, Catharine, 206 ; Thomas, 206.
Hemans, Alice, 185 ; Catherine, 185 ; Henry,
185 ; John, 185 ; Mary, 185 ; Sarah, 185 ;
William, 185.
Henderson, Henry, 131.
Henley, Henry Cornish, 106; Robert, 58;
Samuel, 58; Susan, 106.
Henniker, Sir John, Bt., 191 ; Lady, 191.
Henshaw, Anne, 105, 327; Michael, 105.
Hep worth, Joshua, 275.
Herbert, Anna, 122; Barbara, Countess of
Pembroke, 86 ; Barbara, Countess of
Powis, 143; Lady Barbara, 86; Dorothy,
143; Lord Edward, 143 ; Francis, 143;
Lady Henrietta, 143 ; Henry Arthur, Earl
of Powis, 143; Thomas, 122; Thomas,
Earl of Pembroke, 86; William, Marquess
of Powis, T43.
Heron, Catherine, 231 ; Thomas, 231.
Hertford, Francis, Earl of, 245, 246.
Hervey, John. Lord, 248 : Lepell, 248.
358
Hesketh, Charlotte, 312; Dorothea, 312;
Dame Harriet, 311; Harriet Anne, 312 ;
Jesse, 312 ; Lucy, 312 ; Sir Thomas, Bt.,
311^312.
Hetherington, Ann, 185; Frances, 129;
Geoffrey, 129.
Hewer, Mary, 254.
Hewerdine, —, 145.
Hewgill or Hugili, Antonina, 102; Catherine,
102; Edwin, 102; Elizabeth Frances,
102; Henry, 102; James, 102.
Hewitt, Ann, 215; Edward, 253; John, 215,
219, 305 ; see also Thornhagh.
Hewlet, Mary, 64.
Heycock, Ann, 227.
Hibberdine, Elizabeth, 153; Emily, 153;
Samuel, 153.
Hibbert, Janet, 130; John, 130, 329;
Margaret, 130; Robert, 130, 329; Sophia,
329; Thomas, 329.
Hickes, Fowler, 273.
Higgate, John, 141.
Highmore, Rachel, 119; William, 119.
Hildyard, Dame Maria Catherine, 321 ;
Dame Mary, 321 ; Sir Robert, Bt., 321 ;
Sir Robert D’Arcy, Bt., 321.
Hill, Arthur, Marquess of Downshire, 256,
297 ; Charles, 161 ; Lady Charlotte, 256;
Edw r ard, 117; Elizabeth, 212; John, 158,
313; Joseph, 311 ; Joshua, 212; Marcus,
256; Margareta, Marchioness of Down¬
shire, 256, 297 ; Margaretta, Countess of
Hillsborough, 256; Mary, 313; Mary,
Marchioness of Downshire, 256, 297;
Mary, Countess of Hillsborough, 256;
Lady Mary Emily, 256; Noel, 277 ;
Richard, 161; Sarah, 212; Sophia, 161 ;
Trevor, Viscount Hillsborough, 256 ; Wills,
Marquess of Dowmshire, 256, 297 ; —, 145.
Hillock, Mary Sibilla, 130; Melvill, 130.
Hillsborough, Margaretta, Countess of, 256 ;
Mary, Countess of, 256; Trevor, Viscount,
256.
Hillson, Mary, 127.
Hill-Trevor, Arthur, Viscount Dungannon,
256.
Hilton, Margaret V. S., 254.
Hinchinbroke, John, Viscount, 256.
Hinchliff, Sarah, 174; William, 174.
Hinde, Henrietta, 204; John, 119 ; Joseph,
128 : Nathaniel, 119; Sophia, 119.
Hinton, Elizabeth, 37.
Bird, -, 85.
Hirst, Godfrey, 164.
Hitchings, Catherine, 111.
Hobbs, —, 42.
Hoblyn, Jane, 166; Robert, 166.
Hobson, Matthew, 35.
Hodey, Arthur, 19; Edith, 19; Humphrey,
19, 20; Richard, 19; William, 19.
Hodges, George, 61 ; Hannah, 61 ; Hercules,
61 ; Mary, 61 ; Rachel, 61 ; Thomas, 61 ;
William, 61.
Hodgetts, Mary, 199.
Hodgkins on, 35.
Hodson, Daniel, it; Elizabeth, 1 r; John,
Bishop of Elphin, 11 ; Samuel, 1 r;
Thomas, it; William, it*
Hoghton, Elizabeth, 239.
Holcomb, Ann, 129; Frances, 129; Samuel,
129*
Hoi craft, John, 199.
Holden, Charlotte, 304; Elizabeth, 304;
Hon ble Elizabeth, 147 ; Mary, 147;
Robert, 72, 147, 304.
Holgate, Ann, 99, 100; Charles William,
99; Mary, 99,
Holland, Anne, 58; George, 114; Thomas,
5 S;
Hollinden, Jane, 27.
Hollis, Ann, 239; Elizabeth, 239; Hannah,
239 ; Isaac, 239; John, 239; Mary, 239 ;
S usan nah, 239; Ti mo th y, 184, 239.
Holloway, Ann, 75,
Holmes, Benjamin, 254*
Homan, Elizabeth, 219; Mary Anne, 219;
Peter, 219,
Home, John, 241; Sir John, Bt, 155;
Margaret, 155.
Homfrey, Ann, 64,
Honan, Elizabeth, 113.
Honnor, Ann, 2x6; Elizabeth, 216 ; Henry,
216*
Hood, Charlotte Mary, Lady Bridport, 344*
Hooker, Dulcibella, 151 ; Elizabeth, 160;
John, 160; Stephen, r6o ; Thomas, 160.
Hookham, Jane, 77.
Hookins, John, 279.
Hooper, Dorothy, 205 ; Lady Dorothy, 205 ;
Edward, 205*
H opegood, Andrew, 195; Ed wa rd, 195;
E 1 izabeth, 195; Sarah, 195,
Hopffer, Clement, 54*
Hopkins, Anne, 144; Benjamin Bond, 144;
Elizabeth, 84, 144; Hannah, 84; John,
84, 144; Mary, 84; Richard, 162 ; Sarah,
H J —, ^ 73 -
Horde r, Dorothy, 61; Thomas, 61.
Hornby, Geoffrey, 3 it*
Horner, Elizabeth, 39.
Horsefall, Grace, 161; Henry, 161.
Horsley, Charles, 52; George, 52, 153:
Grace, 52 ; James, 52 ; John, 52 ; Richard,
52 ; Sarah, 52*
Hors man, Mary, 99; Robert, 99*
Horton, Lady, 160; Sir William, 160*
Hoskins, Catharine, 307; Jane, 140; John,
3 ° 7 -
Hoskyn, John, 241 ; Mary, 241.
Hotchkis, Anne, 207; Margaret, 207 :
Richard, 207 ; Rev. Richard, 207*
Ho u blon, J aco b, 295; 1 oh n, 295; John
Archer, 295 ; Letitia, 295 ; Susanna, 295.
Houghton, Ann, 74 ; Ben jam i n, 74 ;
El i zabet h, 74; James, 74: M ary, 7 4 ;
Thomas, 74 ; William, 74.
How, John, 133; Margaret, 182*
Howard, Ann, 193; Eden, 193, 194;
Edward, 194 ; Grace, 193; Henry, 193;
James, 194 ; John, 193, 194; Martha, 194;
Mary, 193, 194; Richard, 194; Samuel,
194; Sarah, 193; Thomas, 194; William,
193 -
Howland, Ann, 59, 238; Elizabeth, 238;
Frances, 238 ; Joseph, 238; Mary, 238 ;
Robert, 238; Solomon, 238; Thomas,
238*
Howlet, Nicholas. 133.
Hoyle, —, 128.
Hoyse, —, 210*
Hull, Edward, 317 ; John, 42 ; Trevor, 317 ;
William, 219.
Hulrne, Samuel, 136.
Hulton, Anne, 183; Beatrice) 103; Jessop,
103, 183; Mary, 183,
Humphreys or Humfreys, Ellen, 49 ; Dame
Ellen, 49 j Ellen Win tour, 49 ; Margaret,
49, 168; Mary, 49; Sir Orlando, 49;
Robert, 49; Sir William, Bt, 49; —, 160.
H ungate, Sir Francis, Bt, 316; Mary,
3x6*
Hu tine man, Christopher William, 243;
J* W., 243.
Hunt, Anna, 303; Dodmgton, 302, 303;
Elizabeth, 81, 302; Jeremiah, 209; John,
288; Mary, 209; William Hunt Prinn,
3 ° 3 -
Hunter, Elizabeth, 273, 324, 333-335;
George, 273, 335; John, 273, 324,
333 - 335 -
Iiurd, Ann, 262 ; Erasmus, 262*
H u rl es ton, An ne, 146; John, 146.
Hurst, Elizabeth, 271.
Husey, John, 56*
Hut, Samuel, 218*
Hutchings, Charles, 279 ; Emma, 279; Joan,
58; John, 58, 279; Sarah, 279*
Hutchinson, Francis, 242, 243*
Hyde, Anne, 21; Edward, Earl of Clarendon,
2 T.
Ibbs, Ann, 124 ; John, 124; William, 124,
Ilbert, Catherine, 115*
Impey, Mary, 149,
Ingest re, Charles Chetwynd, Viscount, 256.
Ingleby, Sir John, Bt,, 218*
Irby, Augusta Georgiana Elizabeth, 327;
William, Baron Boston, 327.
Ireland, Esther, 93 ; John Alexander, 93.
Ironside, Benjamin, 289 ; Robert, 289*
Isaacson, \\L, 106.
lvatt, Anne, 10S ; Henrietta, 108 ; Martha,
iqS; Mary, 10S; Richard, ro8; Sarah,
toS ; Susannah, 108.
Jabet, Catherine, 213; John Matthews, 213;
Susannah, 213; William, 213; Rev.
William, 213.
359
Jackson, Ann, 21, 122; Elizabeth, 257;
Frances, 71; Gregory, 136; John, 71,
232, 257, 258, 277; Joseph, 122, 164;
Katherine, 122, 164; Philip, 257; Sara,
52; Susannah, 258; Thomas, 277;
Thomas Davis, 237 ; William, 76, 90;
— i3 6 > *45> 210.
Jacob, Harry, 279; John, 225.
Jacomb, Thomas, 7, William, 144.
James, Hugh, 212; Jane, 212; M., 35;
Samuel, 115 ; Thomas, 138.
Jameson, William, 233.
Jannard, —, 160.
Jarvis, Sarah, 187 ; William, 187.
Jefferson, Elizabeth, 281.
Jeffery, Hester, 204; John, 204.
Jefferys, John, 123; Thomas, 175.
Jellico, Dorothy, 163; Thomas, 163.
Jenkins, Alice, 53.
Jenner, Charles, 182; Robert, 179.
Jennings, Mary, 144.
Jerrom, John, 204.
Joachim, Susannah, 196.
Jobson, —, 216.
Johnson, Christabell, 185, 262; Dr., 252,
312; Ja c , 119; Mary, 129; Peter, 251;
William, 41.
Johnston, Andrew, 241; Elizabeth, 288;
Elizabeth Milligen, 288 ; George Milligen,
288; John, 288; Lieut.-Colonel, 288;
Margaret, 241 ; William, 241.
Joliffe, John, 7, 42; Katherine, 42.
Jones, Elizabeth, 295 ; Jane, 229; John,
229; Maria, 229; Mary, 122, 166;
Richard, 229; Robert, 293; Sarah, 290;
—, 136, 216.
Jordan, Edward, 188; John, no; Robert,
188; Samuel, no; Sarah, 188; Timothy,
145 ; William, 145.
Jourdain, Nicholas, 105.
Joyce, Thomas, 255.
Jubb, Catherine, 251; Dorothy, 251;
Elizabeth, 251, 257; Euphania, 251;
George, 251; Henry, 251, 257; Jane,
251; Martha, 251; Priscilla, 251; Robert,
25 1 -
Judd, Elizabeth, 284; John, 284; Mary,
284; 198.
Justice, Edmund, 46; Jane, 46.
Kaye, Dame Ellen, 235; John, 236;
Sir John Lister, Bt., 235, 236; Mary,
236; Sir Richard, Bt., 236 ; Wilkinson
Lister, 236 ; William Lister, 236.
Keats, Sir Richard, 334.
Kemble, Ann, 101 ; Daniel, 101 ; Edward,
101 ; Elizabeth, 101 ; Margaret, 101 ;
Thomas, 101.
Kemp, Elizabeth, 104: Ellen, 242; Jane,
104; Sir Robert, Bt., 104; Thomas
S., 290.
Kendall, Henry, 152.
Kennedy, Mary, 105.
Kent, Eliza, 310; Richard, 310.
Kenyon, Alice, 309 ; Lord, 309.
Kerie, Elizabeth, 278; Ravel, 278.
Kerr, Lady Jean, 147; William, Marquess
of Lothian, 147.
Kersey, James, 214; Thomas, 214.
Kettelbey, Abell, 56.
Keyt or Kyte, Dame Agnes, 28; William,
28 ; Sir William, Bt., 28.
Killigrew, Martin, 21.
Kilmorey, Anne, Lady, 146; John, Viscount,
146.
Kilvington, Elizabeth, 179.
Kimmin, William, 150.
King, Ann, 47, 247; Anne, Lady, 47 ;
Edward, 298 ; Elizabeth, 47 ; George, 68 ;
J- W., 273; Jerome, 47; John, 47, 114;
Peter, 47 ; Peter, Lord, 47 ; Sir Robert,
11 ; Sarah, 298, 299; Thomas, 47, 298 ;
William, 47, 298.
Kinlock, Anna, 122.
Kirby, Alice, 153; John, 153; (John)
Joshua, 153; Sarah, 153, 291.
Kirke, Gerald, 27 ; John, 27 ; Mary, 27;
Sarah, 27 ; Thomas, 27.
Kitchiner, Benjamin, 221 ; Sarah, 221.
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, 169.
Knight, Ann, 82; Elizabeth, 45, 82, 111,
122; John, 122; Mary, 82, hi; Ralph,
82, 111; Richard, 82, in; Thomas, hi;
William, 207.
Knott, Ann, 124; Elizabeth, 124; James,
124, 204; John, 183; Martha, 124;
Mary, 124; Sarah, 204; William, 124.
Knox, Hon ble Charlotte, 312; Hon b,e
Edmund, 312.
Krater, Dr., 119.
Kynaston, Charles, 309; Edward, 309;
Penelope, 309.
Lacell, Sarah, 290.
Lackington, James, 210.
Ladbroke, Ann, 293; Robert, 144.
Lade, Michael, 147; Sophia, 147.
Laidman, William, 200.
Lake, —, 52.
Lakin, —, 216.
Lamb, Mary, 287 ; Spencer, 287 ; Thomas,
287.
Lambert, Mary, 61.
Lancashire, Elizabeth, 54; Ellen, 49;
Robert, 49.
Lane, Ann, 53; John, 239, 304; Sarah,
239, 304; Theophilus, 53; —, 143.
Laney, Elizabeth, 179; John, 179; Mary,
179; William, 179.
Langborne, Mary, 85.
Langford, George, 26.
Langhorn, Joseph, 265.
Langley, Fanny, 182; Flora, 1S2 ; George,
182; Mary Ann, 182.
Langridge (Langrish), Elizabeth, 247;
Reuben, 247.
360
Lannoy, Dame Elizabeth, 29, 39; James, 29,
39* 156; Jane, 29, 39; Jean, 156; Sir
Timothy, 29, 39.
Lauderdale, Charles, Earl of, 279; Elizabeth,
Countess of, 279*
Lauzun, Ann, 266 ; Francis, 2 66; Francis
David, 266 ; Henrietta, 266 ; Henry, 266 ;
John Daniel, 266; Louisa, 266; Mary,
266 ; Sarah, 266,
Lawrence, Sir Edward, 49; John, 216,
Lawson, Elizabeth, 20S; Sir Henry, Bt.,
208 ; John, 208.
Lawton, Catherine, 299; Thomas, 299.
Layar, Thomas, 326.
Layton, Edward, 200.
Leach, John, 228, 263; Martha, 124;
Randal, 124.
Leaping well, Sarah, 79, 81 ; William, 79, 8r.
Lear, Thomas, 326.
Leath, Charles, 303.
Le Cierc, Henrietta, 276.
Lee, Baptist, 100, 267 ; Charlotte, 100, 267 ;
Jeremiah, 275; John, 255, 280; Mary,
255; Mary Tabitha, 255; Samuel, 135.
Leeds, Elizabeth, Duchess of, 232 ; Francis,
Duke of, 232; Mary, Duchess of, 232;
Peregrine Hyde, Duke of, 232 ; Thomas,
Duke of, 231, 232.
Leeke, Thomas, 163,
Lefevre, Helena, 222 ; Isaac, 222 ; John,
222; Judith, 222; Leonard, 222; Mag¬
dalen, 222 Peter, 222.
Legge, Hon blc Arthur Kaye, 306; Barbara,
Lady Dartmouth, 95; Lady Charlotte,
306 ; Ho# 1 * Edward, 306; Hon blu Eliza¬
beth, 95 ; Frances Katherine, Countess
of Dartmouth, 306 ; George, Lord Dart-
mouth, 95 ; George, Earl of Dartmouth,
306 ; Hon b,e George Augustus, 306;
Hon bje Henry, 306 ; Hon ble Henry Bilson,
95; Hun bl * Honora, 306 ; William, Earl
of Dartmouth, 36*
Legros, John, 117.
Leigh or Legh, Abigail, 36; Cassandra, 114,
210 ; Dr., 114 ; Elizabeth, 210; Frances,
36, 160 ; George, 160; Henry Cornwall,
160; Mary, 160, 210; Hon blt Mary, 210;
Peter, 36; Piers, 36; Theophilus, 210;
Thomas, 210.
Leinster, James, Duke of, 256; William,
Duke of, 256.
Le Keux, Hannah, 227; Hester, 227 ;
Mary, 227; Peter, 227.
Leland, Colonel, 2x2.
Leman, John, 81.
Lempriere, Ann, 123, 221; Charles, 221;
Jane, 221 ; Mary, 22r ; Michael 221 ;
Philip, 123, 22i ; Sophia, 221; Thomas,
221 ; William Charles, 221.
Lennox, Charles, Duke of Richmond, 276;
James, 179; Mary, Duchess of Richmond,
276,
Leonard, Alexander, 42.
Leremore, Sarah, 122,
Leslie, Jane, Countess of Rothes, 279;
John, Earl of, 279 ; Frudentia Penelope,
256,
Le th br i dge, J esse, 312; Mary, 126; Thom as,
312,
Lethieullier, Jane, 30, 38, 39; John, 30, 38,
39 '
Levett, —, 54,
Lewington, James, 176,
Lewis, Chambre, 160; Dorothy, 160;
Robert, 150.
Ley, Chistopher, 151,
Leycester, George, 219; Rev. Oswald, 219,
Light, —, 119.
Ligne, Princess of, 224.
Lincoln, J,, 164.
Lintall, Daniel, 289; Elizabeth, 289; Frances,
282 : Jane, 289 ; Thomas, 282, 289.
Lipyeatt, Ann, no; Bonnick, no; James,
no: Mary, xio; Sarah, no; William,
110.
Lister, Beatrice, 103, 280; Catherine, 103;
Nathaniel, 103 ; Thomas, 103, 280;
Thomas, Lord Ribblesdale, 280.
Li star d, John, 105.
Little, Andrew, 147,
Littleton, Rev. —■, 151.
Liverpool, Cecil George Savile, Earl of, 305;
Lloyd, Elizabeth, 150; George, 187; John,
274: Rachel, 274: Thomas, 218;
William, 274.
Locke, Arm, 47, 190; Jane, 175; Mar 55;
Peter, 47 ; 119.
Lock ley, —,85.
Logan, —, 216.
Loggin, Francis, 51.
Lombard, Mary Magdalen, 177; Peter, 177.
London, —, 145.
Londonderry, Charles, Marquess of, 320;
Frances Anne Emily, Marchioness of, 320.
Long, Thomas, 208; Walter, 87; William,
87.
Longcroft, Ann, 167 ; Charles Henry, 167 ;
George Moody, 167; Katherine, 167;
Martha Ann, 167; Mary, 167; Susanna,
167; Susanna Franklin, 167; Thomas,
167,
Long worth, Mary, 120.
Lord, Elizabeth, 28; John, 28; William, 28.
Lothian, William, Marquess of, 147.
Lott, Jane, 47-
Louth, Mabella, Lady, 84; Oliver, Lord, 84;
Thomas Oliver, Lord, 84,
Lovat, Hugh, Lord, 69; Simon, Lord, 69.
Loveday, Elias, 206; Elizabeth, 206 ; Mary,
206.
Loveden, Ann, 289 ; Edward Loveden, 289.
Low ban, Alexander, 139.
Lowdell, John, 258; Mary, 258; Stephen,
258.
Lowes or Lewis, George, 126; S*, 12G;
— 119.
36 1
m
Lowther, Esther, 200.
Lubbock, Elizabeth Christiana, 325; Frances,
278; John, 278; Sir John, Bt., 325;
Sir John William, Bt., 325 ; William, 325.
Luff, Anne, 42 ; Lawrence, 42.
Luke, Dorcas, 37 ; John, 37; Olive, 37.
Lutton, Ann, 167 ; Ralph, 167.
Luttrell, Henry Fownes, 126.
Lygon, Anne, 48; Richard, 48.
Lynch, A r Forrest, 196.
Lyne, Eleanor, 281 ; Elizabeth, 281 ; John,
281 ; Mark, 281 ; Sarah, 281 ; Susannah,
281.
Lynes, Henry, 118.
Lypyeatt, Mary, 63.
Lythall, David, 163.
Lytton, Ann, 48 ; Sir Rowland, 48.
MacDonnell, Anne Catherine, Countess of
Antrim, 320.
Machan, Ann, 190 ; Robert, 190.
Machell, Harriot, 144; Margaret, 144;
Mary, 144; Richard, 144; Robert, 144.
Mackett, Elizabeth, 326.
Maclaurin, Robert, 241.
Macure, Maria, 296.
Madden, Abigail, 11; Edward, 11.
Maddoxe, Philip, 123.
Madfaces, Ann, 165.
Magendie, Elizabeth, 239.
Maigry, Henrietta, 266.
Maillard, Anne, 108, 316; Jean, 108, 316;
Peter, 108, 111, 316; Susan, 316;
Susannah, 108.
Mainwaring, Charles, 309; Rev. Charles,
309 ; Sir Henry, Bt., 236.
Maitland, Charles, Earl of Lauderdale, 279;
Elizabeth, Countess of Lauderdale, 279;
Hon bIe Jane, 279; Hon ble Patrick, 279;
Thomas, 279.
Major, Elizabeth, 191, 319; Dame Elizabeth,
191, 319; John, 191 ; Sir John, Bt., 191,
319 -
Makepeace, Ann, 169.
Malin, Elizabeth, 141.
Maltravers, Elizabeth, 231.
Malyn, John, 87 j Mary, 87.
Manclarke, Austin Palgrave, 262.
Mann, Eleanor, 164; Sir Horace, Bt., 164.
Manners, John, Duke of Rutland, 338.
Manners-Sutton, Charles, Archbishop of
Canterbury, 338; Lady Diana, 338; Lord
George, 338 ; Mary, 338.
Manuel, Joseph, 225 ; Miriam, 225.
Marchmont, Alexander, Earl of, 259; Anne,
Countess of, 259 ; Elizabeth, Countess of,
259; Hugh Hume, Earl of, 259; Margaret,
Countess of, 259.
Marey, Jane, 116 ; John, 116.
Mark, Robert, 75.
Marlar, John, 189.
Marlborough, Henrietta, Duchess of, 232.
Marr, Anne, 312 ; Ralph, 312.
Marriott, Anne, 277; Henry, 172; John,
149 , 19 3 ; Mar y> 193 ; Olivia, 149.
Marshall, Jane, 276; John, 27, 276; Judith,
27; Mary, 27; Nathaniel, 28; —, 145.
Martin, Ann, 48, 164; Anna, 122; Charles,
164, 240; Edward, 48; Eleanor, 164;
Elizabeth, 122; George, 164; James, 122,
164 ; Jane, 87, 240; Joan, 48; John, 122,
164, 240; Joseph, 122, 164, 240; Judith,
263; Katherine, 122, 164; Margaret, 122;
Martha, 240; Mary, 48, 164, 240, 263;
Obadiah, 240; Rebecca, 48; Robert,
263; Sara, 48; Thomas, 122, 164, 261;
William, 48, 122, 240.
Marwood, Bridget, 58, 68; James, 68, 318;
James Benedictus Thomas, 68; James
Thomas Benedictus, 318; Joan, 58;
Sarah, 318; Thomas, 58, 68, 318.
Maryon, John, 334.
Mash, Mary, 188; Robert, 188.
Masham, Lady, 37; Lord, 37 i — 37 -
Maskelyne, Gilbert, 178.
Mason, Bartlett, 46; Christopher, 84 ;
Elizabeth, 46; George, 41; Gervase,
41; Grace, 41; Jane, 46; Mary, 162;
Minne, 162 ; Nathaniel, 46; Susanna, 55,
84 ; Thomas, 46.
Massam, Edward, 27.
Masterman, Catherine, 218; Catherine Luke,
218; Loveday Sarah, 218; Sarah, 146;
William, 218.
Masters, William, 252.
Matcham, Catharine, 308.
Mather, Robert, 40.
Matthews, M., 124 ; Mary Anne, 326 ;
Richard, 151 ; Robert, 151 ; Thomas,
Mattick, Mary, 175.
Maude, Ann, 131; Francis, 159; James,
159; Jane, 284.
Maule, Ar d , 300; Stephen John, 300.
Mawe, Thomas, 228.
Mawson, —, 326.
Maxwell, Ann, 296 ; Elizabeth, 296.
May, Ann, 295; Charles, 294, 295; Daniel,
294, 29s; Elizabeth, 295; James, 295,
309 ; John, 295 ; Mary, 283, 294, 295 ;
Samuel, 283; Sarah, 295 ; Thomas, 294,
295; William, 295; —, 213.
Maynard, William, 117.
Mayor, John, 144; Mary, 144.
McDonald, H., 174; James, 174.
McKay, George, Baron Reay, 137 ; Hon b,e
Hugh, 137 ; Janet, Lady Reay, 137.
McMaster, Jane, 189.
Mears, John, 128.
Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Charles Lewis, Duke
of, 328; Charlotte Sophia, Princess of, 328.
Meggott, Sarah, 112.
Menuret, Eliza, 238.
Mercer, Dunmoll, 170; Elizabeth, 170;
Thomas, 170; William, 170.
Merry, —, 119.
Merton, Horatio, Viscount, 308.
Metcalfe, Catherine, 218; George, 218;
Jm 273.
le Mettay, Anne, 316; Susan, 316.
Meux, Elizabeth, 2S4,
Meynell, Frances Olive, 208; George, 20S.
Meyrick, James, 151,
Michell, Katherine, 42 ; Robert, 42 ;
Theodosia, 42.
Middleton, Dame Harriot, 267; Sir William,
Bt., 267.
Midgdey, Anna Margaretta, 335 ; Jonathan,
335 -
Mierop, Martha Knyck Van, 158; Martin
Knyck Van, 15S.
Mighels, Thomas, 39,
Miller, Ann, 160,
Mil]igen, Elizabeth, 288.
Mills, Alexander, 325, 326; E., 325;
Maria, 325, 326; —, 160.
Milton, Ann, 155; Richard, 155.
Milward, Nathaniel, 158.
Mingay, Elizabeth, 38, 39; John, 38, 39,
431 Mary, 43.
Mini fie, Ann, 201,
Mitchell, Christian, 150; David, 300;
William, 300.
Mitford, Frances, 226; John, 226; Mary,
226 ; Philadelphia, 226 ; William, 226*
Moira, John, Earl of, 256.
Molineux, Ann, 287, 343.
Monish, Dr., 284.
Monoux, Sir Philip, Bt., 2S0.
Montague, Ann, 285; Charles, Earl of
Halifax, 42; Edward, 285; Edward Proud-
foot, 285; Elizabeth, 285; George, 141,
285; Hon ble George, 42; Gerard, 285;
James, 285; Joanna Magdalena, 285;
John, Viscount Hinchinbroke, 256;
Magdalena, 285; Mary, 140; Mary Ann,
285; Sarah, 140, 141; Sophia, 285;
Theodosia, 42.
Montgomery, George Hamilton, 275.
Moody, James, 128,
Moore, Dame Anastacia Jane, 53; Dame
Anastasia, 53; Elizabeth, 53, 144; Francis
Ferrarid, 305; Helen, 53; Jane, 71;
John, 6r; Sir John, Bt, 53; Jonathan
127; Kitty, 85; Lucy, 127; Mary, 53,
85; Multitt, 215; Sir Richard, Bt, 53;
Vincent, 85 ; William, 84, 144.
Moorhouse, Jane, 162 ; John, 162,
Moreton, Edward, 160,
Morgan, Anne, 88; C^sar, 273.
Morland, Anna Eleanors, 313; Thomas,
313*
Morley, Richard, 83, 122; William, 127.
Mornington, Anne, Countess Dowager of,
256 ; Richard, Earl of, 256,
Morpott, Edward, 171; James, 171; Mary,
r 7 i.
Morrill, —, 241,
Morris, Mary, 144.
Morritt, Aaron, 252 ; Elizabeth, 252;
George, 252; James, 252; Nicholas,
252; Samuel, 252; Sarah, 252*
M orson, Matilda, 326.
Mortimer, Grace, 161 ; Samuel, r6r ; Sarah,
H3 ; Timothy, 133.
Morton, Agatha, Countess of, 155 ;
Dulcibella, 131; Francis, 215; George,
Earl of, 155 ; James, Earl of, 155; John,
131, 215; Katharine, Countess of, 155;
Sholto Charles, Earl of, 155.
Mosley, Elizabeth, 219; Dame Elizabeth,
219; Sir John, Bt, 219; Sir Oswald, Bt,,
219: William, 190.
Mott, Mary, 136.
Mould, Thomas, 183.
Mountain, Mary, 178; Richard, 178.
Moyce, William, 28,
Moysey, Abel, 245, 246.
Mudge, Charles, 252; Elizabeth, 252; Jane,
252; John, 252; Mary, 252; Thomas, 252;
William, 252; Admiral Zachariah, 252;
Rev* Zachariah, 252*
Mulgrave, Anne Elizabeth, Lady, 248;
Constantine, Lord, 248; Constantine
John, Lord, 248; Henry, Earl of, 248;
Lepell, Lady, 248*
Mullener, —, 216,
Munro, Dame Anne, 194; Sir Harry, Bt,
194 ; I )ame Mary, 194; Sir Robert, Bt,
1 94 -
Mu rent t, Bridget, 77.
Murray, Lady Amelia, 156; Charlotte,
Duchess of Atholl, 156, 310 ; Lady Eliza,
310 ; Elizabeth Mona, 21; Lord George,
156; Henry, 21; Lord Henry, 310;
James, 156; James, Duke of Atholl, 29,
156; Jane, Duchess of Atholl, 29; Jean,
Duchess of Atholl, 156; John, Duke of
Atholl, 21, 156, 310; John, Marquess of
Tullibardtne, T56*
M u rton, Frances, 258; M ary, 258; N i ch ola s,
91 ; Richard, 258.
Muscott, John, 82.
Musgrave, Dorothy, 213,
Mu tar, Thomas, 219.
Myers or Myres, Elia nor (Katherine), 56;
Elizabeth, 145 ; William, 56*
Mytton, Amy, 36, 105, 109, 327 ; Ann, 36,
10 5 > 3 2 7 > 339 ; Elizabeth, 36; Henry, 36;
Martha, 36, 105, 109, 327; Mary, 327, 339,
343; Thomas, 36, 105, 109, 327, 338,
339 * 343 '
Napier, Ann, 223 ; Hon ble James Archibald,
223; John, 286*
Nash, Margaret, 122; Treadway, 122.
Neal, Ann, 196.
Neat, Thomas, 146.
Need, John, 95; Joseph, 95,
Needham, Anne, Lady Kilmorey, 146;
John, Viscount Kilmorey, 146; Joseph, 95;
Lydia, 95 ; H01P Thomas, 146,
Negus, Ann, 262; Betty Peggy, 177, 185,
262; Christabel, 185, 262, 303, 323;
Christian, 262; Henry, 177, 185, 262,
303 ; Hester, 262; Mary, 177, 185, 262;
Thomas, 262.
Nelson, Alice, 233; Ann, 124; Catharine,
1 2 4j i 77 > 3°7> 3 o8 » 344; Lady Charlotte
Mary, 344; Edmund, 233, 307, 308,
344; Elizabeth, 82; Frances Herbert,
Viscountess, 308; Horatio, Viscount, 124,
233, 307, 308, 344; Horatio, Viscount
Merton, 308; John, 82; Joseph, 218; Mary,
2 33 >. 3 o8 > 344; Maurice, 124, 177, 308;
Mehitabel, 82; Sarah, Countess, 344;
Susannah, 124, 308; Thomasine, 233;
William, Earl, 307, 308, 344.
Nettleship, Anna, 303.
Nettleton, —, 119.
Nevill, Elizabeth, 26; George Langford,
26; John, 26; Judith, 26; Mary, 26;
Nathaniel, 26; Samuel, 26.
New, John, 127.
Newdigate, Elizabeth, 287; Sir Richard, Bt.,
287.
Newell, John, 46.
Newman, Abram, 253; Ann, 253; Jane,
253; Martha, 187.
Newnham, Charles, 262 ; Frances, 262 ;
John, 262; Thomas, 262.
Newton, Hannah, 199; John, 41, 84;
Sir John, Bt., 295; Joseph, 199 ; Margaret,
64; Michael, 295 ; Nicholas, 84; Robert,
64; Sarah, 84; Susanna, 295 ; Thomas,
116; William, 84.
Nicholas, Joseph, 108; Susannah, 108.
Nicholl, Sir Charles Gunter, 306; Frances
Katherine, 306.
Nicholson, Ralph, 283.
Nightingale or Nightingall, Florentia Eliza¬
beth, 302; Miles, 302; Sir Robert, 38, 39;
Dame Sarah, 38, 39 ; —, 123.
Noel, Baptist, Earl of Gainsborough, 78.
Norgrove, John, 272.
Norris, Solomon, 160.
North, Lady Barbara, 86; Frederick, Earl
of Guilford, 337 ; William Dudley, 86.
Northall, John Lawrence, 74; Katherine,
74 -
Northmore, Thomas, 138.
Northumberland, Duke of, 244.
Northwick, George, Lord, 328; John, Lord,
328.
Norton, Anna Margaretta, Lady Grantley,
335; Dr, 160; Sir Fletcher, 169;
Sir Fletcher, Lord Grantley, 335; Frances,
160; William, Lord Grantley, 335.
Norwich, Philip Yonge, Bishop of, 203.
Noton, Samuel, 187.
Nottidge, Anne, 293; Thomas, 293.
Nouaille, Anne, 108, 118, 316; Elizabeth,
307, 316; Peter, 105, 107, 108, 118, 119,
307, 316; Susanna, 316.
Nutcombe, Rebecca, 166; Richard, 166.
Obaney, Jane, 85.
Obrie, Mary Anne, 326.
Ogier, Lewis, 145.
Ogilvy, Lady Elizabeth, 279; James, Earl of
Findlater and Seafield, 279.
Oglethorpe, Elizabeth, 223; James Edward,
223, 224.
Oliere, —, 119.
Old, John, 37.
Oldbury, Dorothy, 143; John, 143.
Ommaney, Ann, 296; Ann Symons, 296;
Cornthwaite, 296 ; Admiral Cornth waite,
296 ; Edward, 296; Francis Molineux,
296; John Arworth, 296; Martha, 296.
Orchard, Thomas, 186, 216.
Orde, Anne, 312; John, 312; Robert, 199;
Thomas, 312.
Orde-Powlett, Jean Mary, Lady Bolton, 312;
Thomas, Lord Bolton, 312.
Orford, Horatio, Earl of, 177, 307; Robert,
Earl of, 106.
Orlebar, Frances Charlotte, 56; Richard, 56.
Orton, Elizabeth, 120; John, 120; Mary,
268; Sarah, 120; Thomas, 120, 268.
Osborne, Edward, 69; Elizabeth, 69, 120;
Elizabeth, Duchess of Leeds, 232; Francis,
Duke of Leeds, 232 ; Lord Francis, 232 ;
Francis, Earl of Godolphin, 232 ; George,
69; Henrietta, Countess of Godolphin,
232; John, 69; Magdalen, 69; Mary, 69;
Mary, Duchess of Leeds, 232; Lady Mary,
232; Peregrine Hyde, Duke of Leeds,
232; Rebecca, 69; Robert, 84; Rose, 69;
Sarah, 84; Stephen, 69; Thomas, Duke
of Leeds, 231, 232 ; Lady Mary Henrietta
Juliana, 232.
Osgood, —, 54.
Ossory, Edward Tenison, Bishop of, 31.
Oswald, Alexander, 201.
Oswell, Eleanor, 109, 202, 205; Mary,
202; Thomas, 202; William, 109, 202,
205.
Otway, Henry, 277 ; Sarah, 277.
Owen, A., 29; Sarah, 157 ; —, 309.
Oxford, Robert, Earl of, 232.
Page, Robert, 176.
Paine or Payne, Andrew, S2 ; Betty, 125;
Daniel, 69; Elizabeth, 82; Etheldred,
313, 314; Thomas, 313, 314.
Palatine, Elizabeth, Princess, 32; Frederick,
Elector, 32.
Palgrave, Christian, 262; Thomas, 262.
Palmer, Andrew, 132; Daniel, 132; Edward,
132; H., 65; John, 284; William Stem,
326 -
Par is, Emeline Elizabeth, 180.
Park, Elizabeth, 163, 250.
Parker, Anne, 7; Barbara, 280; Beatrice,
280; Sir Calthrop, 7; Edward, 103,
280; Sir Harry, Bt., 248; John, 280;
Mary, 175; Robert, 103; Thomas Lister,
280.
364
Parkes, James, 123*
Parken or Parkin, Daniel, 140; John, 64;
Mary, 140.
Parminter, Elizabeth, 230; Richard, 230.
Parnell, Richard, 54.
Parrant, Charlotte, 125.
Parslow, Ann, 129; General, 129; Thomas,
129,
Partridge, Henry, 189,
Pas say, Janies, 82.
Paterson, John, i8o>
Fatrickson, William, 256.
Pat tes hall, Elizabeth Anna, 281 ; Sarah
Plomer, 281; Susanna, 281,
Pawley, Benjamin, 226; Mary, 226; Sarah,
226; William, 226*
Pay, Richard, 54; —, 216,
Peacock, Thomas, 263*
Peake, Daniel, 205; Thomas Belsey, 205.
Peale, Mary, 214, 266 ; Richard, 214,
Pearce, Grace, 170; John Edward, 338;
Mary, 119; Reynolds John, 119; Sarah,
r 19 ; —, 212,
Pearkes, John, 265.
Pearse, Elizabeth, 127; Lucy, 127; Richard,
127.
Pearson, Elizabeth, 25 ; Plenry, 25 ; John,
142; Mary, 167; Matthew, 142; Thomas,
142.
Pease, Self, 243,
Peck, Mary, 40-
Peckford, John, 149.
Peereman, Thomas, 71.
Pegg, Ann, 64-
Peirson, Charlotte, 267,
Pembroke, Barbara, Countess of, 86;
Thomas, Earl of, 86,
Penn, Sarah, 92 ; Solomon, 27; William,
92.
Peru stone, Fair meadow, 159,
Pennington, —, 119.
Peow, Abigail, 118.
Peploe, Catherine, 304; Jonas, 304*
Percy, Dorothy, 244; Philadelphia, 244.
Perks, Mary, 232.
Permit, Robert, 60; Thomas, 280; William,
60*
Perry or Perrie, John, 213; Jonathan, 40;
Sarah, T40; William, 140, 141.
Pershouse, William, 110.
Per ter, John, 80.
Pester, Frances, 158.
Peter or Petre, Ann, 71; Charlotte, 122;
Elizabeth, 7L 33 °; George, 51: Henryk
71; John, 7 r, 330 ; John (formerly Varlo),
330; John Berney, 330; Mary, 71;
William, 330.
Pett, Margaret, 115 ; Margaret Smith, 115;
Mary, 115; Richard, 115; Susannah, r 15 ;
Thomasine, 115.
Better, Herbert, 26,
Petty, Christopher, 89; Elizabeth, 89.
Pew, Mary, 165.
Philcox, Thomas, 42,
Philipson, John, 168 ; Richard, 168 ;
Susanna, 168.
Phill, Elizabeth, 211.
Phillips, Jane, 106; John, 48, 212; Mary,
208; Teresa, 51.
Philpot, Sarah, 129,
Phipps, Anne Elizabeth, Lady Mulgrave,
248 ; Hon hle Augustus, 248 ; Constantine,
Lord Mulgrave, 248; Constantine John,
Lord Mulgrave, 24S; Henry, Earl of
Mulgrave, 248; Lepell, Lady Mulgrave,
248; Samuel, 159; Samuel Borough, 218.
Pierson, Peter, 279.
Pigeon, Charles, 143; Major, 143 ; Mary,
I 43 -
Piggott or Pigott, Adam, 51 ; Alethea, 51 ;
Ann, 171; Catherine, 51; Charles, 51;
Charlotte, 51, 295; Deborah, 171;
Edward, 51 j Eleazar, 171; Elizabeth,
171 ; Ellis, 216; Frances, 171, an, 216,
227, 228; Francis, 51; George, 51;
Cillery, 295 ; Katherine, 51 ; Mary, 171,
211, 216; Nathaniel, 49, 51 ; Ralph, 51 ;
Rebecca, 51; Robert, 171, 211, 216, 227;
Sarah, 171, 216, 227; Thomas, 103;
Young, r7 r-
Pinkcott, Ruth, 217.
Pipon, Ann, 221; James, 221; Susanna,
221; Thomas, 221,
Pirks, E,, 245 ■ Edward, 245.
Pitcher, Mary, 230; William, 230-
Pitches, Sir Abraham, 223; Penelope, 223.
Pittman, Edmund, 295,
Pitts, James, 136 ; John, 254; Joseph, 83 ;
Letitia, 254; Thomas, 254.
Plomer, Catharine, 281 ; John, 2S1 ; Mary,
281 ; Sarah, 281; Dame Susanna, 281,
318; William, 281; Sir William, 281, 318.
Plunkett, Mabel la, Lady Louth, 84 ;
Matthew, 84; Oliver, Lord Louth, 84;
Susanna, 84; Thomas Oliver, Lord
Louth, 84,
Pole, Charles, 230; Francis, 64; Margaret,
64 5 Mary, 64; William Westly, 256*
Polerd, Susanna, 94.
Polhill, S., 51.
Pollard, Lewis, 64; Mary, 229.
Ponder, Ann, 216*
Pont, Henrietta Maria, 122; Mary, 122;
Samuel Henry, 122.
Ponton, Daniel, 171, 315; Martha, 315;
Sarah, 171 ; Thomas, 171, 315.
Porta, Ann, 266.
Porte, EU r , 90.
Porter, Ann, 232; Anthony, 139; Benjamin,
145; Deborah, 139; Elizabeth, 91;
Hannah, 139; James, 175; Jane, 236;
Mary, 91, 175; Sarah, 139; Susannah,
139; Thomas, 236.
Portman, Juliana, Countess of, 232; Lady,
50; Sir William, 50.
Port more, Earl of, 92.
365
Postgate, Elizabeth, 161.
Pott, Percival, 268.
Potts, 273.
Pousher, Sarah, 11 o.
Powell, Mary, 297; Elizabeth, 129; Ruth,
297; Stephen, 237; Thomas, 297; Thomas
Symonds, 114.
Powis or Powys, Barbara, Countess of, 143;
Elizabeth, 36; Henry Arthur, Earl of, 143;
Thomas, 36; William, Marquess of, 143.
Poynton, Walpole, 246.
Pratt, Jane, 169; Mary, 155; Philip, 155.
Pratts, Edward, 40.
Preston, —, 273.
Price, Cromwell, 256; John, 119; Mary,
199, 269.
Prichard, Alice, 290; Davis, 200; Thomas,
290.
Priddle, Betty, 99; Edward, 99; Sarah, 99.
Prier, Catherine, 304.
Priest, Mary, 282.
Prime, Anne, 35; Arthur, 169; Frances, 35;
Hannah, 35; Dame Hannah, 169, 278;
Jane, 169; John, 35; Joseph, 35; Judith,
169; Margaret, 169; Nathaniel, 35;
Samuel, 169; Sir Samuel, 169, 278;
Sarah, 35; Thomas, 35, 169.
Pringle, —, 160.
Prinn, Elizabeth, 302 ; William, 302.
Pritchard, Mary, 123; Thomas Skine, 123;
—> 213.
Proudfoot, Edward, 157; —, 285.
Prytherch, Mary, 202 ; Stephen, 202.
Puffer or Pougher, Ann, 293 ; Charles, 293 ;
George, 293 ; Hannah, 293 ; Mary, 293 ;
Peter, 293 ; Sarah, 293.
Pull, Margaret, hi.
Punnett, Thomas Durrant, 204.
Purchas, —, 216.
Pur don, Simon, n.
Pycroft, Elizabeth, 166.
Pyefinch, Ann, 171; Elizabeth, 216; Walter,
216.
Pyke, Ann, 75; Elizabeth, 75; George, 75;
Mary, 75; —, 119.
Quarrington, Thomas, 153.
Queensberry, Catherine, Duchess of, 44;
Charles, Duke of, 44.
Quicke, Andrew, 166; Dorothy, 166 ; Jane,
166; John, 166; Mary, 302; Nutcombe,
166; Rebecca, 166.
Quilter, Elizabeth, 296; John, 296.
Ractcliff, Dorothy, 240 ; Tristram, 240.
Radcliffe, Ann, 285; John, 159; William,
159, 285.
Radnor, Charles, Earl of, 50: Elizabeth,
Countess of, 50.
Railton, Frances, 199.
Rainsford, Alicia, 207 ; Catherine, 207;
Harry, 207 ; Mary, 207.
Ramsbotham, Mary, 298.
Ramsden, Frances, 249; Thomas, 249;
VV„ 273 ; —, 273.
Randall, Anne, 291, 323 ; Thomas, 291.
Rashleigh, Charles, 218.
Rathof, Mary, no.
Raven, Henry Richard, 343.
Rawdon, John, Earl of Moira, 256.
Rawlins or Rawlings, Elizabeth, 115;
— 1 * 9 -
Rawlinson, Ann, 272; Edmund, 272;
Elizabeth, 272; George, 272; James,
272; William, 272; —, 119.
Ray, Charles, 228; Elizabeth, 228; James,
228; Lydia, 228 ; Mary, 66; Rebecca,
228; William, 228.
Raynes, Elizabeth, 61 ; Thomas, 61.
Reade, Dame Harriet, 149; Dame Jane
Mary, 149 ; John, 149, 279; Sir John, Bt.,
149; Mary, 149; Thomas, 149; Sir
Thomas, Bt., 149.
Reay, George, Baron, 137; Janet, Lady, 137.
Record, Jane, 221.
Reed, Elizabeth, 41 ; H., 41 ; —, 284.
Reeves, Barton, 64; Elizabeth, 281 ; Sarah,
233 -
Reveley, Henry, 226; William, 226.
Reynell, Elizabeth, 63.
Reynolds, Agnes, 326; Edward, 141 ; Sir
Joshua, 252; William, 119.
Rhodes, Frances, 262 ; Sarah, 262.
Ribblesdale, Thomas, Lord, 280.
Rich, Lady, 51.
Richardson, Alicia, 262; Dorothy, 286;
Grace, 155; John Fletcher, 277 ; Richard,
67, 124; William, 277.
Richmond, Charles, Duke of, 276; Mary,
Duchess of, 276.
Rick ward, Samuel, 31.
Ridge, Mary, 242 ; Samuel, 242.
Ridler, Elizabeth, 302; Thomas, 303.
Ridley, Jane, 214.
Rigby, Anne, 40; Edward, 40; James, 40;
Martha, 40; Richard, 40, 180.
Rigden, John, 211 ; Mary, 211.
Ring, Catherine, 119; Frances, 287; Isaac,
222; Richard, 287; Samuel, 75.
Ringsted, Martha, 220 ; William, 220.
Ripley, Richard, 134; Thomas, 122.
Roadley, Rachel, 257.
Roake, Richard, 136.
Robarts, Nicholas, 55.
Robbins, Ann, 292 ; Thomas, 292.
Roberts, Elizabeth, 269; Ellen, 135; John,
1 73 ’ 3 1 5 > Martha, 173, 269, 315; Mary,
269; Sarah, 269 ; Thomas, 269; William,
135; — i6 °-
Robertson, Alexander, 242; Ann, 242 ;
James, 242 ; Jean, 242.
Robinson, Catherine Frances, 264; Chris¬
topher, 159; Elizabeth, 160; Heneage,
119 ; Margaret, 277 ; Martha, 148 ;
Rebecca, 264; Rev. Thomas, 103, 277;
William, 160: —, 264.
366
Rodbard, Elizabeth* 214; Hannah, 214;
Jane, 214; John, 214; Lydia, 214;
Martha, 214; Sarah, 214,
Roe, Christian, 79 ■ Nicholas, 52.
Rogers, Ann* 167.
Rolfe, Alice, 233*
Romanic, Martha, 269 ; Mary, 269; William,
268 ; Rev, William, 268, 269.
Romer, John Ephraim, 262.
Roode, Matthew, 205 ; Sarah, 205.
Rooke, Ann, 246; William, 218.
Rookes, William, 249.
Rosdon, Jane, 252; Richard, 252 ; William,
252.
Rose, Anne, 194; George, 259 ; Hugh, 194.
Rosyer, Robert, 198 ; William, 198*
Rothes, Jane, Countess of, 279; John, Earl
of, 279,
Rouse, Anna Maria, 140; George, 140, 196;
Jane, 140; Mary, 140, 191 ; Robert, 140,
196; Thomas, 140; Thomas Bates,
140, 196; William, 140, 168; —*. 119*
Routh, Cuthbert, 130, 134; Elizabeth, 130,
X 34 -
Rowe, Anthony, 256; John, 189 ; Mary,
256.
Rowlands, Ellen, 135 ; Emma, 135; Thomas,
135,
Roxby, Henry, 284; Margaret, 284,
Royce, Mary, 246.
Roy croft, Samuel, 189.
Ruffin, William Lovell, 258.
Rum ford, Thomas, r28,
R us bury, Jane, 36,
Rushout, Lady Caroline, 328; Hoti b,e George,
328 ; Sir John, Bt. (afterwards Lord
North wick), 328,
Rushout-Bowles, George* Lord Northwick,
328; Hon ble George, 328.
Ruspini, Chevalier Bartholomew, 320,
Russell, Anne* 48; Dame Ann, 48; Lady
Elizabeth, 150; Francis, 218; Sir Francis,
Bt,, 48; Lord James* 150; Mary
Magdalen, 173; Michael, 61 ; Tryphena,
150 : William, Duke of Bedford, 150.
Rutherford, James, 293.
Rutland, John, Duke of, 338,
Rutter, John, no; —-, 119*
Sabb, John, 284.
Saddler or Sadlers, Elizabeth, 107 ; Francis,
no; Mary, 107; Sophia* 107,
Sadleir, Dorothy, 107; George, 107; Richard,
53 -
St. Albans, Ann Maria, 213; Launcelot,
213.
de St, Croix, Nicholas, 221.
St. Leger, Barry, 11 6,
Sains bury, John, 2 56-
Sal isbury, James, Marquess of, 256; Mary
Emily, Marchioness of, 256.
Salkeld, Ann, 59 ; Charles, 169 ; Selina, 169.
36/
Salmon, Lydia, 86 ; Robert, 86.
Saltonstall, —, 7.
Sampson, George Feme, 198; Mary, 198;
Peter, 198.
Sandby, Arm, 292 ; Charles* 292 ; Dr.* 292 ;
Edward, 292 ; George, 292 ; Mary, 292 ;
William, 292.
Sanders or Saunders, Ann, 123; Charles,
155; John, 123; Mat: 66; Susannah,
66 .
Sanderson, Ann, 284; Elizabeth, 284;
Dame Elizabeth, 284; Elizabeth Skinner,
284; Sir James, Bt., 284; Margaret, 284.
Sandford, Daniel, 186; Rev. Daniel, 186,
187; Stephen, 187.
San don, Elizabeth, 140.
Sandys, Edwin, Lord, 256 ; Hon ble Martin,
297 ; Mary, Lady, 297.
San so me, Charles, 292; Elizabeth, 254 ;
Thomas, 254; William, 254.
Sarjant, Mark, 291.
Savage, Margaret, 279; Thomas, 279.
Savidge, Richard, 185.
Savory* Betty, 286; Henry* 286.
Sawbridge, Elizabeth, 231; Jacob, 231;
John, 231 ; John Elias, 231 ; Samuel
Elias, 231.
Sayer, Ann, 288 ; Elizabeth, 288; George,
288; Martin, 288; Rebecca, 185;
Susannah, 288.
Scarsdale, Caroline, Lady, 92 ; Nathaniel,
Baron* 92.
Scatchard, Mary, 118.
Scawen, 1 )ame Martha, 150 ; Thomas, 150 ;
Sir Thomas* 150; Tryphena* 150.
Schaw, Arabella, 180; Captain, 180.
Score, George, 247 ; Mary, 247 ; Sarah, 247 ;
William, 247.
Scotchmer, Charlotte, 321 ; John, 321.
Scott, Ann, 296; Christopher, 179; Eliza¬
beth, no; Grace, 230; John* no; Mary,
236; Sam u el, 230, 296; Th o m as, 179*
326; William, no; William Fenton, 236.
Serivens, Ann, 269.
Scroope* Simon, 208.
Scudamore, Edward, 129.
Seabrook, Martha, 62.
Sealy, James, 318; Sarah, 318.
Searle, Anne, 31.
Season, Thomas* 83,
Seaton, Elizabeth, 215.
Sea well, Bramstone, 108.
Seer, Judith, 193.
Selby, George, 172.
Sell, Jemima, no; Mary, no, Thomas,
no; William, no.
Sellis, John, 124.
Sellon, Mary* 62.
Sergeant* Benjamin, ioS.
Sewell* Dame Catharine, 206; Dame Mary
Elizabeth, 206; Thomas, 206; Sir Thomas,
206 ; Thomas Bailey Heath, 206 ; William
Luther, 206.
Seymour or Seymor, Edward, 245, 246;
Edward, Duke of Somerset, 245 ; Edward
Adolphus, 246; Elizabeth, 37; Francis,
246; Lord Francis, 246; Henry, 194, 246;
Mary, 194; Thomas, 37; Webb, 246;
Lord Webb, 245, 246 ; Webb, Duke of
Somerset, 245 ; Webb John, 246; Lord
William, 245.
Seymour-Conway, Francis, Earl of Hertford,
245, 246.
Seys, Ann, 47 ; Richard, 47.
Shadwell, John, no.
Shaftesbury, Anthony, Earl of, 205.
Shambrooks, —, 289.
Sharpe, Ann, 85 ; Clarissa, 294; Granville,
224; James, 294.
Shaw, William, 64; —, 35.
Shaw-Lefevre, Charles, 222 ; Sir Charles,
Viscount Eversley, 222 ; Helena, 222.
Sheafe, Ehib, 119.
Sheffield, Penelope, 223; Sir Robert, Bt.,
223.
Sheldon, William, 51.
Shelton, Ann, 255; Christopher, 255;
George, 255; Sarah, 255; Thomas, 255.
Sheppard or Shephard, Charles, 70; Hannah,
169, 278; John, 169, 278; Mary, 194;
Sarah, 82; Thomas, 176.
Sherard, Bennet, Earl of Harborough, 277;
Elizabeth, Countess of Harborough, 277 ;
James, 293.
Sherston, Bridget, 68.
Shiers, Dorothea, 312.
Shillitoe, Elizabeth, 148; Thomas, 148.
Shirley, Anne, 259; Sir Robert, Bt., 259.
Showell, Jane, 70; John, 70; Peter
Walraven, 70.
Shrapnel, James, 234; Lydia, 95; Zachariah,
95 -
Shrimpton, Hester, 222; John, 222; Mary,
222 ; Samuel, 222.
Shrceder, —, 119.
Shurlock, Ann, 202.
Shute, Edward, 235 ; Grace, 235.
Shuttleworth, Ashton, 159; Edward, 159;
Emma, 147; James, 147, 159, 316: John,
159; Mary, 147, 316; Richard, 147.
Sibley, Edward, 1 71.
Sibthorp, Humphrey, 206 ; Mary Elizabeth,
206.
Siely, Polly, 209.
Sill, Francis, 159.
Simkins, Dorothy, 319; Richard, 319.
Simmonds, Joseph, 166; Joyce, 166.
Simms, Elizabeth, 253 ; Rev., —, 122.
Simpson, F., 25; Frances, 203; John, 65;
Robert, 26 ; Rowland, 26 ; Stephen, 209.
Sinclair, James, 128; Janet, 137; John,
. T 37 *
Singler, John, 165; Mary, 165.
Sizeland, T., 121.
Sizer, Mary, 103.
Skeggs, John, 104; Thomas John, 104.
Skeet or Skett, Dorothy, 66; Isaac, 40;
Richard, 66; Sarah, 66.
Skinner, Elizabeth, 284 ; Mary, 42 ; Matthew,
265 ; Thomas, 284.
Slade, John, 256.
Slater, Elizabeth, 257; Gilbert, 257; Joan
Jarman, 230; Rachel, 257 ; Robert, 230.
Sleeman, Hannah, 139.
Slingsby, Barbara, 86; Sir Thomas, Bt., 86.
Sly, John, 38 ; Mary, 38.
Small, John, 174, 315; Martha, 174, 315.
Smart, John, 139; Thomas, 81
Smeath, Susanna, 118.
Smith, Albert, 71; Ann, 70; Dame Anna
Eleanora, 313; Charles, 222; Dr., 216;
Elizabeth, 48, 199, 334 ; Dame Elizabeth,
313; Frances, 71; Gilbert, 71; Henry,
288, 313; James, 334; Johannah, 154;
John, 71, 115, 199, 220; Sir John, Bt.,
313; Josias, 287; Judith, 222; Margaret,
115; Martha, 210; Mary, 70, 194, 313;
Mary Anne, 210; Robert, 288; Rev. —,
235; Sarah, 71, 157; Susannah, 71, 115;
Thomas, 154, 310; William, 70, 159, 199.
Smitheman, John, 207 ; John Unett, 66.
Smithfield, Mary, 255.
Smithson, Michael, 190; Robert, 263.
Smithurst, John, 63.
Smyth, Bransby, 172; George, 172; James,
228; John, 249 ; Mary, 172 ; Offley, 172 ;
Rebecca, 228; —, 108.
Snaith, William, 134.
Sneed, —, 49.
Snow, Robert, 292.
Snowden, Catherine, 74; John, 74; Sarah,
74 -
Solcombe, Rev. —, 126.
Solly, Ann, 239; Edward, 239 ; Isaac, 239 ;
Samuel, 239.
Solon, —, 123.
Somerscales, Ann, 266; John, 266.
Somerset, Lady Anne Elizabeth, 301 ;
Charles Noel, Duke of Beaufort, 301 ;
Edward, Duke of, 245; Elizabeth, Duchess
of Beaufort, 301 ; Henry, Duke of
Beaufort, 30 r ; Henry Charles, Duke
of Beaufort, 301 ; Mary, Duchess of, 245;
Webb, Duke of, 245.
Somerville, Elizabeth Cannon, 126; Hon b,c
Hugh, 126; John, 126; John Southey,
126.
Souper, John, 195; Loveday, 195.
South, Mary Anne, 326.
Southcote, Ann, 63 ; Elizabeth, 63 ; Henry,
63; John, 63; Josias, 63; Mary, 63.
Southey, Cannon, 126; Hannah, 126; John,
126; Mary, 126 ; Robert, 126; Thomas,
126; William, 126.
Spackman, Thomas, 125.
Sparks, Elizabeth, 225; Isaac, 225 ; Joseph,
225; Lucy, 225; Martha, 225; Miriam,
225 ; Robert, 302 ; Sarah, 225 ; William,
225.
368
Sparrow, John, r6o ; Samuel, 160,
Speary, John, 102,
Speid or Speed, Christian, 251; Richard,
74; Robert, 251,
Spencer, Charlotte, 28 7 ; Christiana, 159;
Conway, 287 ; John, 159; William, 159,
Spilling, John, 299.
Spite bury, —, j 45.
Spiltimber, Elizabeth, 28; John, 28,
Spinnage, Lucy, 103.
Spring, Merilina, 254; Rebecca, 259;
Thomas, 259; Sir Thomas, Bt, 234,
Springold, Martha, 261.
Spurling, Frances Battridge, 305 ; John
Henry, 305 ; Sarah, 305 ; Sophia Frances,
305; Stephen, 305.
Spurway, Grace, 103 ; Henry, 103*
Squire or Squires, Elizabeth, 70 ; Jane, 70;
Richard, 151 ; Thomas, 70*
Staines, Mary, 219; Sir William, 298,
Stain thorp, Ann, 275; Joseph, 274, 275;
Martha, 275.
Stand is h, Margaret, 126; Thomas, 126.
Standly, Sarah, 139.
Stanford, Elizabeth, 142 ; Robert, 142.
Stanhope, Walter, 159; William, 159,
Stanley, Rev* John Fleming, 283; Sarah
Sophia, 283.
Staples, John, 159*
Starkie, Frances, 249 ; Le Gend re, 249;
Margaret, 183; Nicholas, 183; Pierce,
103 ; Thomas, 103.
Stawell, Charlotte, 59; Henry, 256; Lady,
256; Lord, 256 ; Mary, Lady, 256 ;
William, Lord, 59.
Stead, William, 83*
Stent, John, 222 ; Sarah, 222.
Stenton, John, 56,
Stentyford, WiInlet, 45*
Stephens, St likely, 136; —, 212.
Stephenson, Rowland, 122.
Stepney, Thomas, 274; Sir Thomas, Bt,
274.
Stevens, Lancelot, 280; Maria, 284.
Stevenson, Ann, 157.
Steward, Arm, 119 ; James, 37; John, 119 ;
Mary, 37.
Stewart, Ann, 242 ; Anne, Countess of
G al 1 o way, 328; Lady Caro 1 ine, 328;
Charles, Marquess of Londonderry, 320 ;
Edward, 189 * Frances Anne Emily,
Marchioness of Londonderry, 320; jean,
242 ; John, 40; John, Earl of, 328.
Still, James, 222; Susanna, 222.
Stinton, Rebecca, 129.
Stirling, Thomas, 216*
Stokes, Rev* -—, 65.
Stonard, Frances, 28 2 ; Jonathan, 282, 289.
Stone, Richard, 122, 164.
Stonehouse, — y 74.
Stooke, Joane, 136*
Stracie, —, 119.
Stradling, Edward, 84* 186; Elizabeth, i86.
Strange, Charlotte, Lady, 156, 310.
Stratton, Elizabeth, 270; John, 270; Mary,
270 ; Samuel, 270; Sarah, 270; Thomas,
270.
Strickland, Thomas, 269.
Strutt, Elizabeth, 7 r; Thomas, 7 1 .
Stuart, Charles, 186*
Stuckey, G eorge, 225; M a rt ha, 225.
Sturgeon, Philip, 106*
Suckling, Anne, 124, 177, 30S, 344;
Catherine, 307, 308, 344; Mary, 177;
Captain Maurice, 124, 177, 308 ;
Hr. Maurice, 124, 177,307,308; William,
124, 1 7 7 ■
Sudall, Elizabeth, 60; John, 60.
Sudlow, John, 310*
Soft, Robert Francis, 163,
Sumner, John, 202 ; Maria, 202 ; Richard,
202 ; William, 202.
Surtees, A,, 334.
Sutherland, Katherine, 73.
Sutton, Benjamin, 248; Edward, 259; Lsaac^
290 ; James, 259 ; John, 259 ; Nathaniel,
259; Richard, 62; Samuel, 259; Thomas,
2 S 9 ; — J 4 T *
Swaine, Mary, 75; Roger, 75 ; Susannah, 237*
Swallow, Robert, 261.
Swan, Ann, 26, 160; Edmund, r6o ;
Richard, 26 ■ Robert, 26 ; Rowland,
160.
Swinley, — f 128*
Sykes, Ann, 275; Benjamin, 275; Peter, 54;
Samuel, 54 ; William, 54.
Symonds, E., 123.
Talbot, Sir Charles, 309: Charlotte, Countess,
2 56*
Tallamy, L, 46*
Talverdon, Sarah, 254 ; William, 254.
Tanner, Ann, 173; Edmund, 173; John, 39.
late, John, 253.
Tatnall, William, 119*
Taylor, Ann, 120 ; Charles, 120; David,
278; Dorothy, 117; Edward, t2o;
George, 120; John, 63, 120, 131; Mary,
195; Randolph, 60; Robert, 195; Samuel,
120; Sarah, 120; Thomas, 220; William,
*75 i — * l 3 > 22 S.
Tayne, James, 151 ; Jane, 151*
Teissier, Francis, 180.
Tempest, Charles, 208; Clementina, 208;
Elizabeth, 208 ; Emma, 147; Fanny, 208;
Franees, 320; Franees 01 ive, 208; George,
208; John, 320; Mary, 208; Richard,
208 ; Stephen, 208; Stephen Walter, 208 ;
William, 147.
Temple, Anne, Countess, 184 ; George
Nugent, Earl, 184; Hester, 137; Hester,
Countess, 137, 184; Sir John, Bt, 82;
Mehitabel, 82 ; Richard, Earl, 137;
Sir Richard, Bt., t 37 ; Richard Grenville,
Earl, 184; Robert, 82 ; Sir Thomas, Bt,,
82.
Templeman, Alice, 193; Ann, 219,
Tenison, Anne, 31 ; Dorothy, 31 ; Edward,
Bishop of Ossory, 31 ; Lyttleton, 31 ;
Sophia, 31 ; Thomas, 20,
Tennant, Elizabeth, 191 ; Richard, 191.
Terrey, Christoper, 146.
Terron, John, 173,
Tetlow, Margaret, 130.
Thackrah, —, 284.
Thatcher, Ann, 198; Samuel, 198.
Thomas, Barbara, 141 ; Dorothy, 133 ;
Elizabeth, 229, 333; Jane, 229; John,
229 ; Mary, 79, 141, 229.
Thomasin or Thomason, John, 115; Sand-
ford, 187 ; Susanna, 115.
Thomlinson, Boulter, 50; Elizabeth, 50;
John, 50; Mary, 50; Susannah, 50,
Thompson, Dorothy, 251; Eliza, 251;
Horatia Nelson, 308; Josiah, 129; Seth,
150; William, 251; Sir William, 49;
William Henry, 251.
Thoresby, Ann, 233 ; Isabella, 233 ; Thomas,
23^
Thorn, Ann, 190; John, 190; Sarah,
190.
Thornhaugh, Elizabeth, 219; John, 219,
305 ; Mary Arabella, 305, 306; see also
lieweth
The micro ft, Catherine, 102 ; Edwin,
102.
Thornton, —, 216.
Thornton, Mary, 338 ; Thomas, 338.
Thoyts, Jane, 253 ; William, 253.
Thurgood, Elizabeth, 28 ; Simon, 28*
Thurlow, Catherine, 311; Charles, 311;
David, 311 ; Edward, 311; Edward,
Lord, 310, 311 ; Edward South, 3x1;
Frederick, 31 r; Mary, 311; South, 311;
Thomas, 310, 311; Thomas, Bishop of
Durham, 311.
Thwaits, Cordelia, 164 ; Thomas, 164.
Tickner, Francos, 271; Mary, 271; Rebecca,
271 ; Robert, 271 ; Sarah, 271 ; Susannah,
271 ; Thomas, 271.
Tillett, Alexander, 93; John, 93 ; Judith,
93; Weytnan, 93,
Tillotson, Joan, 20.
Tilney, Lord, 211, 212*
Timms, John, 228*
Tindall, Thomas, 162.
Tippett or Tippetts, Edward, 209; Henry
Gardiner, 247 ; Mary, 247.
Tipping, Elisha, 50 ; Sir Thomas, 50.
Tire man, Mary, 210.
Tisdale, Archibald, 289; Catherine, 289;
James, 289; Juliana, 289; Michael,
289.
Titterton, Joseph, 289 ; Thomas, 289.
Todd, Henry, 121.
Toller, Elizabeth, 63.
Toll very, Mary, 178; Thomas, 178.
Tomkins, Harding, 35.
Tomkys, Ann, 124
Tomlmson, Ann, 133, 324, 333, 335;
Elizabeth, 133, 333; William, 133, 324,
333 -
Tomlyn, Elizabeth, 258*
Tompkinson, Mary, 113; Richard, 113*
Tompson, Doras, 116; Jane, 116; Richard,
116; Ruth, 84,
Tomson, William, 210.
Ton man, —, 160.
Tonson, Ann, 123; Jacob, 123, 133; Mary,
133; Richard, 123, 133.
Tooker, Fanny, 1S2 ; Nicholas, 182,
Toovey, William, 189.
Toplis, Henry, 151 ; John, 151 ; Mary, 151;
Robert, 151; Sarah Ellen, 151; William,
r
Torriano, Eleanor, j 64; Dame Eleanor, 164;
Sir John, 164.
Tosier, Elizabeth, 45; Grace, 45 ; Henry,
45 ; Thomas, 45 ; Wilmet, 45.
Tottie, Daniel, no; Dr., iro; William, no,
Totton, Stevens, 222; —, 119.
Toulmin, John, r86; Mary, 186; Oliver,
117, 186 ; William, 186,
Towers, John, 145; Samuel, 145.
Townley, Blayney, 11 ; Henry, r 1.
Townsend, Bythia, 298; Charles, 79;
Colonel, 79; Elizabeth, 298; Hannah,
79, 81 ; John, 298; Josiah, 29S; Martha,
79; Mary, 79, 298; Meredith, 298;
Robert, 79; Sarah, 79, 8 t, 298; William,
79,81.
Tovmshend, Charles, 256 ; Thomas Brydges,
I 76.
Tracey, Hon ble Elizabeth, 147; William,
Viscount, 147,
Trafalgar, Viscount, 344.
Ti afford, Ann, 219; Elizabeth, 219;
Humphrey, 219; —, 208.
Trant, Edmund, 273.
T rat tie, John, 75.
Treadway, Mar a , 54; —, 29,
Treasurer, Elizabeth, 132.
Treble, Betty, 155; John, 155.
Trimmer, James, 153; Sarah, 153.
Trist, Anne, 114.
Trower, John, 218.
Truley, Sir William, 218.
Truman, John, 225,
Trusson, Francis, 216,
Tuchet, John Talbot, Earl of Castlehaven,
234 ; Susanna, Countess of Castlehaven,
234 -
Tucker, Agnes, 68 ; Ben edict us Mar wood,
68 * Betty, 68 ; Bridget, 68; Frances, 68 ;
Mary, 68; William, 56,68 ; William John,
68 .
Tullibardine, John, Marquess of, 156.
Tullie, Catherine, 302 ; Isabella, 294, 302;
Timothy, 294.
Tunnard, Thomas, 244.
Tunstall, I)r., 203.
Turbee, John, 131.
370
Turner, Ann, 124, 177, 308; Catherine, 177 ;
Charles, 154; Sir Charles, Bt., 124, 126,
1 47 s x 54 > 177 , 316; Cholmley, 154;
Elizabeth, n6j Dame Elizabeth, 126;
Lady Frances, 262 ; Lady Isabella, 262 ;
Jane, 154; John, 315; Margaret, 154;
Mary, r 7 7 ; Dame Mary, 124, 147, 316;
Rachel, 315; Thomas, 119, 204 1 William,
119, 126, 154.
Turton, John, 142 ; Joseph, 142.
Tuttle, Elizabeth, 38; John, 38.
Twiss, Elizabeth, 336; Katherine Maria,
336; William, 336*
Tynte, Jane, 59; Lady Jane, 59; Sir John,
Bt, 59.
Tyson, John, 308,
Underwood, Richard, 181.
Unwin, Mary, 184, 239, 325; Thomas, 184,
Upham, —, 68.
Uvedale, Antonia, 21 1; Ursula, 211.
Vane, Dame Frances, 320; Sir Henry, Bt.,
3 2 °-
Vane-Tempestj Dame Anne Catherine, 320;
Frances Anne Emily, 320; Sir Henry, Bt.,
320,
Yarley, Robert, 103,
Varlo, John, 330.
Vaughan, Edward, 309 ; James, 171, 216,
227, 228; Penelope, 309 ; Sarah, 171,
216, 227, 22S.
Vaux, James, 161*
Veale, Penelope, 252.
Vere, Charles, 195.
Verney, Ralph, Earl, 277.
Vernon, CL, 43 ; Sarah, 2 54.
Verrall, A rami ah, 287 ; Elizabeth, 287.
Vine, Molly, 139.
Violetti, Eva Marie, 180.
Visetally, Alexander, 93 ; Jacob, 93 ; James,
93 j Margaret, 93; Mary 93; Weyman, 93.
Wackerbath, Diedrick, 247 ; Elizabeth, 247 ;
George, 247.
Waddell, Sarah, 266 ; Thomas, 266.
Wade, Ann, 39 ; —, 29.
Wadland, Mary, 65 ; Thomas, 65.
Wager, Sir Charles, 40,
Waite, Daniel, 37; Elizabeth, 37; Mary, 37;
Rebecca, 37 ; Sarah, 37.
Waites, Robert, 116,
Wake ham, Charles, 298; Harriet, 298;
Henry, 298; Nicholas, 298; Perryman,
298.
Walbank, Henry, 116; Jane, 116.
Waldegrave, I^ady Henrietta, 143; James,
Earl of, 143.
Waldo, Lady, 212^ Sir Timothy, 212,
Wale, Ann, 99, 100; Charles, 99; Eleanor,
246; Elizabeth, 99; Jeffery, 99; John,
99, ioo, 246; Mary, 246 ; Richard, 99,
100: Robert, 246.
Walford, Diana, 291 ; William, 291.
Walker, Barbara, 28; Sir Edward, 28;
Joshua, 274, 275; Margaret, 242, 243;
Mary, 236; Thomas, 275; William, 242.
Waller, —, 261.
Wallis, Albany, 181Ann, 230 ; Edward,
230; John, 230; Mary, 230; Richard,
230; Sarah, 230.
Walls or Wall, Michael, 50 ; —, 273.
Walpole, Horace, 184; Horatio, Baron,
afterwards Earl of Orford, 177, 307;
Mary, 106, 124, 177 ; Mary Magdalen,
Lady, 177; Rachel, Lady, 307; Robert,
106, 124^ Robert, Earl of Orford, 106;
Susan, 106.
Walsh, John, 265 ; Margaret, 265 ; Richard,
2 6 5 -
Walsingham, Augusta Georgiana Elizabeth,
Lady, 327; Maty, Lady, 326; Thomas,
Lord, 326.
Walton, Thomas, 164.
Walter, -—, 273.
Wanklin, William, 275,
Wan ley, Alice, 156.
Warburton, A. C, 243.
Ward or Warde, Ann, 192, 2S5 ; Ann
Ambrose, 192; Catherine, 192; James,
174, 291; John, J92; Sir John, 168;
Maria, 291; Richard, 192; Ruth, 192;
St. Andrew, 219; Sarah, 168 ; Thomas,
192 ; William, 145, 285.
Waring, Mary, 49 ; William Ball, 49.
Warmington, Elizabeth Symes, 247.
Warne, Ann, 299 ; William, 299.
Warner, Edward, 299; Elizabeth, 299;
Sarah, 299; Thomas Courtnay, 299.
Warren, Charlotte, 260; James, 78; John,
Bishop of Bangor, 309 ; Sir Peter, 260,
Waterford, Richard Chenevix, Bishop of,
160.
Waters, Stephen, 287.
Wathen, Hannah, 117,
Watkins, James, 142.
Watkinson, Elizabeth, 64.
Watson, James, 203 ; Janet, 203.
Watts, John, 65 ; Mary, 65 ; William, 65.
Waye, Florence, 218.
Wearg, Caroline, 100, 267; Charlotte, too,
267 ; John, too, 267,
Wearing, —, 202.
Weatherby, George, iS3; Margaret, 183.
Weaver, Alice, 131; Samuel, 200,
Webb, Ann, 151; Daniel, 245; Elizabeth,
304; Eliza Mary, 304; Jane, 165, 173;
John, r73 ; Martha, 145 ; Mary, 245 ;
Richard, 3044 Richard (Holden), 304;
Thomas, 173; William, 151 ; —,213.
Webber, Sarah, 139.
Wedderal, John, 128,
Weekes, Charles, 221; Charlotte, 221;
Mary, 221.
W e 1 by, Dam e Eliza bet h, 138; Pe ne lope,
138 ; Sir William Earle, Bt. ? 138.
37 1
Welchj Dame Hester, 336; Sir Richard,
336 *
Weller, Jane, 334; John Badger, 334.
Wellesley, Anne, Countess Dowager of
Mornington, 2 56; Richard, Earl of
Mornington, 256.
Wells, Dorothy, 187 ; Edward, 288.
Welsh, Robert, 288,
We no, Charlotte, 198.
Wentworth, Amelia, 250; Godfrey Went¬
worth, 250.
Wessel, Leonard, 150; Martha, 150,
West, Elizabeth, 142 ; Jonathan, 159; Mary,
200; Susanna, 112; -—, 145*
Westcoate, Walter, 230,
Westerman, Mary, 233,
Western, Anne, 259; Robert, 259.
Westmoreland, Dorothy, Countess of, 51 ;
John, Earl of, 256*
Weston, Elizabeth, 74; John, 74*
Whaley, John, 273.
Whatley, Elizabeth, 144,
Wheatley, James, 78.
Wheeler or Wilder, Charles John, 283;
Hannah, 304; Nicholas, 304; Thomas,
3 ° 4 -
Wheldon, —, 273,
Whishaw, Anastatia, 276; Ann, 276; Charles,
276; Elizabeth, 276; Francis, 276;
Hugh, 276; John, 276 ; Mary Ann, 276;
Richard, 276 ; Sarah, 276 ; William,
276.
Whitbread, Lady Elizabeth, 323 ; Harriet,
323 ; Samuel, 323.
White, Diana, 205 ; Edward, 205 ; Elizabeth,
205; Henry, 273; Hester, 262 ; John,
205 ■ Lydia, 205; Peter, 205 ; Rebecca,
205 1 Samuel, 205 ; Sarah, 205 ; Thomas,
208 ; Waller, 15S: William, 205, 208.
Whitelock, Joanna, 55*
Whkfeld or Whitfield, Eliza, 57 ; Elizabeth,
57, HO, 317; Francis, 57; John, 228;
Margaret, 57; Mary, 57 ; Samuel, 140;
Sarah, 57; Thomas, 57.
Whitley, Margaret, 8(,
Whitman, Edward, 192.
Whitmill, Paul, 83.
Wh bridge, Johanna, 198; Joseph, 198.
Whittenbury, Alice, 165 ; Ann, 165; Henry,
165 ; John, r65 ; Sarah, 165; William,
165.
Whittingham, Elizabeth, 335 ; Mary, 230;
Richard, 230; Timothy, 335.
Whit well, Margaret, 93 ; William, 93.
Wickes, Margaret, 197 ; William, j 97.
Wiggett, James, 119; J., 119- W., 119.
Wight, Isaiah, 21 ; John, 21 ; Margaret, 21 ;
Mary, 21 ; Robert, 21 ; William, 21.
Wighttnan, Christopher, 233: Mary, 233.
Wight wick, —, 133.
Wigzel, Clarissa, 194,
Wike, —, 187.
Wilburn, Elizabeth, 281.
Wild, James, 164.
Wild man, Priscilla, 64; William, 256,
Wilkes, Arm, 73; Elizabeth, 166; Isaac,
166; John, 166; Joseph, 166; Joyce,
166; Mary, 166 ; Robert, 166; Thomas,
166 j William, 166.
Wilki n son, A brah am, 128, 129, 220;
Christiana, 217, 218; Elizabeth, 128, 129;
Ellen, 236; George, 128, 129; John,
129, 220, 236; Lydia, 129; Peter, 129;
Rebecca, 129, 220; Robert, 128, 220 ;
William, 217, 218,
Willats, Thomas, 217*
Will day, Anna, 134; Joseph, 134; Samuel,
Willes, Susan, 122.
Williams, Sir David, Rt, 283; Dame Emma,
135 ; Gilbert, 283 ; Sir Henry, Bl, 283 ;
Sir Hugh, Rt., 135; Jane, 56; Lady, 143;
Dame Sarah Sophia, 283 ; Sophia
Charlotte, 283,
Williamson, Elizabeth, 138; Thomas, 138.
Willoughby, Antonina, 102 ; Elizabeth, 102,
305; Henry, 306; James, 249; Hon ble
James, 305 ; Thomas, 102,
Wilmott, Hannah, 169, 278 ; Robert, 169,
278.
Wilson, Edward, 273; Dame Elizabeth, 334;
George, 133; Henry, 218; Dame Jane,
334; Matthew, 249; Sir Thomas Maryon,
Bt*, 334; Sir Thomas Spencer, Rt,, 334;
—, 128.
Wilton, Ann, 175 ; Esther Ann, 175, 314;
Grace, 175; Mary, 175; Samuel, 175,
3 * 4 ^
Wiltshire, John, 283.
Winckley, Anne, 183; John, 183; Margaret,
183; Nicholas, 103, 183,
Winn, Baron, 212,
Winnocks, Mary, 239*
Winstanley, Diana, So.
Winter, Ann, 155; Charles, 155; Edmond,
155; Galhampton, 155; Joan, 155; John,
155 ; Martha, 83; Mary, 155; Matthew,
196- Philip, 155; Philippa, 155; Robert,
155; Susanna, 155; Thomas, 155;
—, 2l6,
Winthrop, Mary, 108.
Wintour, Margaret, 49 ; William, 49*
Wishart, David, 201 ; Henry, 201 ; Isabella,
201 ; John, 201 ; Katharine, 201 ;
Margaret, 201 ; William, 201.
Witham, 1'hornas, 208.
Withe ridge, Thomas, 86.
Withers, Elizabeth, 231.
Wivell, Edward, 25; Elizabeth, 25; Sir
Marmaduke, Bt., 25.
Wollaston, Rebecca, 36.
Wolley, Edward, 214.
Womb well, Elizabeth, 126; Margaret, 126;
William, 126.
Wood, Eythia, 298; Samuel, 151; Thomas,
2ii ; William, 298; —, 273.
37 2
Woodbridge, Maria, 239,
Woodcock, —, 216,
Woodger, Rev. —, 261.
Woodmason, Charles, 197; Elizabeth, 197'
George, 197; Harriot, 197; James, 197;
John, 197 ■ Mary, 197.
Woodroffe, Margaret, 66,
Woods, Catherine, 296 ; Edmund, 296,
Woodward, Sophia, 170,
Woolley, Ann, 199; Elizabeth, igg; Hannah,
1 99; John, 199; Mary, 199; Sarah,
199.
Wortley, William, 136.
Wray, Ann, 150; Robert Bateman, 208.
Wrench, Edward Gmmaney, 296.
Wright, Dorothy, 48; Elizabeth, 141, 223;
Dame Elizabeth, 224 ; Hannah, 54; John,
193, 194; Martha, 194; Sir Nathan, Bt.,
223; Nathaniel, 265; Peter, 54; Richard,
54; Robert, 153, 270; Thomas, 265;
William, 194, 265,
Wrottesley, Eleanor, 295.
Wroughton, Ann, 285; James, 285.
Wyatt, Elizabeth, 207; Richard, 207;
- Thomas, 207.
Wybrants, Stephen, 256.
Wycb, T., 236.
Wyndham, Elizabeth, 137; Sir William, Bt.,
* 37 -
Yallowley, Elizabeth, 297, 299; Jacob, 222,
297 i 299; Joseph, 297; Lydia, 297;
Martha, 297; Mary, 297, 299; Rebecca,
297, 299 ; Ruth, 297.
Yard ley, Edward, 202 ; Elizabeth, 202 ■
Mary, 202 ; Nathaniel, 202 * Samuel, 202.
Yates, John, 200, 204; —, 210.
Yonge, Ann, 203; Henry, 203 ; Mary, 203 -
Philip, 203 ; Philip, Bishop of Norwich,
203 ; William John, 203.
York, James, Duke of, 21.
Youick, Ann, 213.
Young, Giles, 219 ; Henry, 344; Mary, 61 ;
Sarah, 344; William, 237.
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