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3451 Throckley stated in 1851 - specific place not given in 1861 census. BROWN, Ann (I12104)
 
3452 Thundersley is about 6 miles south of Rettendon, and this is the only suitable entry in Marriage index based on names and dates. Source (S302)
 
3453 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. AQUIN, Timothy David (I5213)
 
3454 Tingwall Kirk Session records: James admitted fornication with both Elspeth Davidson (1747) and Margaret Peterson (1748) - and the father of the latter's child. SCOTT, James of Giblestone (I7932)
 
3455 Title Transcriptions and abstracts of 8 deeds and 1 Will, (William Parsons, Frome, Clothier, 1793) relating to Frome. 1718-1828.
Description (Also: Miscellaneous notes on Frome families, taken from church registers and other various sources). 		PARSONS of North Bradley (I21716)
 
3456 To daughter Sibella "the two china images formerly her grandmother's".
To daughter Mary "my watch and hair guard chain and the two china vases formerly her mother's".
To wife "all my prints, pictures, books, plate, linen, cina, furniture and effects" plus £200 which arose from the sale of freehold devised to wife and her two sisters by the will of Miss Flittock.
To grandson James £5.
After widow's death, trust fund (made up of remaining monies) to be divided equally between son William and two daughters.
Witnessed by Ann SQUIRE and Emma BRUTON. 		FRANCIS, James (I184)
 
3457 To mark his departure to India a tree, known as 'the missionary tree', was planted beside the Broseley chapel. THOMAS, Reverend James (I17358)
 
3458 Tombstone outside West Door of Horton Church, next to that of the Reed family. BUTLER, James (I274)
 
3459 Took over the government of Holland 2 Dec 1813; recognised as Sovereign Prince 30 Mar 1814 and King of the Netherlands 21 Sep 1815. Abdicated 7 Oct 1840 and assumed the title of King William Frederick, Count of Nassau. {Burke's Peerage} ORANGE, William Frederick I (I7418)
 
3460 Towards the end of 1553, Elizabeth had the opportunity to conceive Piers. In February 1554 she was said to be pregnant at Ashridge. She refused the attention of physicians at Woodstock in May. Black Tom's will so favoured Piers that his mother is assumed to be someone of great importance. BUTLER, Piers of Duiske (I12526)
 
3461 Townley wrote three original, professionally produced dramatic works: High Life below the Stairs (1759), False Concord (1764), and The Tutor (1765). High Life below the Stairs, a two-act farce first staged at Drury Lane on 31 October 1759, garnered immediate public and critical acclaim, although some believed the play to be the work of Garrick. Further research and review unequivocally establishes that Townley wrote this piece and that Garrick probably contributed editorial assistance?as Townley did in turn for Garrick, most notably on The Clandestine Marriage. Regardless of the question of authorship, High Life emerged as a smashing popular success; the standard plot of a master who dons the functional yet humorous disguise of a servant to witness and to assess the behaviour of his employees received a great deal of attention?and protest?from its audience, since it became a prominent attraction for all of London society. The play appeared in many editions, was translated into German and French, and was performed on a great many of the world's stages. [Oxford DNB] TOWNLEY, James (I21583)
 
3462 Transcript gives age at death as 15. Assumed to be an error, as death certificate clearly gives age as 40. MURRELL, Martha Maria (I9936)
 
3463 Transcript is unclear as to whether this baptism was of a CORY or CARY. There were no other baptisms to this father in this parish. COREY, Hannah (I2334)
 
3464 Transcription by Steve Bumstead:

As it is Necessary for all Men
I have thought proper being of a sound Mind and Memory to mach and
apoint this my Will in maner and forme following Furst my Will is
that my Funerall Charges be payed as allso my just Debts that I
may have at aney time contrackted or Corse to be contrackted all to be
paied out of this my Hourse or ought of the Goods or aney part of them
all to be faierly and Clarely payed in 3 Months after my Deses by
my Exter hereafter named Item I Give to my Dafter Sarah one
Shilling Item I Give to my Son John one Shilling Item I Give
to my Dafter Mary one Shilling Item I Give to my Son Edward
one Shilling the Money to be payed as above Item I Give unto
Sarah my Wife my Dwelling Hourse with the Brew Hous and
the Working Shoop with the Woodhous and the Garding joining to
the Hous with all and everey part thereof to be wholey at her dispo (sal)
also my Will is that if acashon requires she may tacke up money
upon it and if that be not sofishent for acomodtion through time
she may sell But my Will is that whether she may morgedg (and)
she may Lodg the Money in the Hands of Edward Crowley or some
other Friend there to Colle for it as acashon may require also I
Give unt Sarah my Wife all my Hoursall goods beds beding and
all my waring apparel with all and every thing that I may be
porsesed of who I do mack and apoint Exehter of this my last
Will and Testament Salled Sined and delivered this 2 day of 3
Month called March 1752 John Flexney {s} in the pres (ence)
of Witnesses Edw: Crowley Tho: Hughes. John
Squire
This Schedule was made the Seventeenth Day of
the 4th Month called Aprill 1752 by the within mentioned John Flexney
the Testator and desired to be received by all persons as a part or member
of my last Will and Testament and of the same Virtue and Power (?.)
Whereas I the said John Flexney was appointed and constituted by
Elizabeth Smith Widdow Woman of Witney Deceased to be Trust for (the)
Children of Thos Smith her Son-in-Law late of Witney Blanket
Weaver Deceased for sundry Legacies left by the above said Elizabeth
Smith to be paid to the respective Children as they shall come to the
respective Ages as by the said Will will more fully appear I do (by)
these presents Constitute and Appoint my Friend Henry Smith
#
of the said Town of Witney Trust in my Room to have Power to demand
and receive all such Sum or Sums of Money as are due or shall become due
from time to time and all times during the Minority of any of the abovementi-
oned Children and to pay them their respective Legacies as they shall
Arrive at their respective Ages In Witness whereof I do publish and
Declare this to be a part or Member of my last Will and Testament have

Thereunto set my Hand and Seal the Day and Year above Written. John
Flexney {s} Signed Sealed and Declared to be Schedule or part the
Last Will and Testament of the Testator in the presence of us Edw:
Crowley Wm Shuffney Benj: Bradshaw

Notes: # indicates page break
{s} indicates ?s? inside a circle ? presumably the seal of the testator
( ) any words thus are in the gutter of the page and are assumed 		FLEXNEY, John (I13355)
 
3465 Transferred to RAF on its formation, 1 Apr 1918. SKRINE, Henry Josiah (I406)
 
3466 Try for Wescott wills in index... Death registers searched 1837-1851 and possibles noted. WESCOTT, Grace (I78)
 
3467 Try searching St. Mary's Church burials - Ella said that their daughter sang at that church. Check for father's occupation on baptism register. No Will filed 1873-1881. SCOTT, Luke (I599)
 
3468 Try to find more evidence of these parents, perhaps by establishing birthplace more precisely from 1861 census. 1861: NOT in William Street. Cockfield is 15 miles SW of Durham. Deptford & Bishopwearmouth are about 12 miles NE of Durham. Baptism states that she is the first daughter of these parents. WOODROW, Elizabeth (I4413)
 
3469 twin MANNERS, Adrian John (I60)
 
3470 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. MANNERS, Cathryn M (I61)
 
3471 Twin GADD, William (I17246)
 
3472 Twin GADD, Richard (I17245)
 
3473 Twin GADD, Elijah (I17251)
 
3474 Twin GADD, Joyce (I17252)
 
3475 Twin - b. 2.55 a.m. CHRISTIE, William (I4672)
 
3476 Twin - born 12 p.m. CHRISTIE, John Charles (I2529)
 
3477 Twin of Aaron BAIRSTOW, Moses (I13347)
 
3478 Twin of Gideon. CHRISTIE, Hilda May (I879)
 
3479 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. CHRISTIE, Gideon John (I723)
 
3480 twin of Isaac. Gt. grandmother of Barb Kirchner-King (barbking@clear.net.nz) BAIRSTOW, Rebecca (I13344)
 
3481 Twin of Isabel RUTTER, Marmaduke (I12457)
 
3482 Twin of Jane. RUTTER, Mary (I12435)
 
3483 Twin of Lilian RUTTER, Violet (I585)
 
3484 Twin of Marmaduke RUTTER, Isabel (I12456)
 
3485 Twin of Mary. This is probably the "Janitt" referred to in her father's will. RUTTER, Jane (I12434)
 
3486 Twin of Moses. BAIRSTOW, Aaron (I13346)
 
3487 Twin of Rebecca. BAIRSTOW, Isaac (I13345)
 
3488 twin of Violet RUTTER, Lilian (I586)
 
3489 Twin sons Richard and Robert (14) are the only family remaining with him. GADD, Samuel (I17196)
 
3490 Twin to # 378. HANOVER, (Son) (I6501)
 
3491 Twin to #379. HANOVER, (Son) (I6500)
 
3492 twin. George (I4366)
 
3493 Twin. CHRISTIE, Thomas (I4673)
 
3494 Twin. CHRISTIE, Barbara (I4674)
 
3495 twin. Ancestor of Cathie Marsh, Australia. Elizabeth (I4367)
 
3496 Two children on 1851 census (not noted). YOUNG, Eliza (I470)
 
3497 U.S. Attorney General BRECKENRIDGE, John (I21929)
 
3498 UNCERTAIN of parentage. Living with Hannah in 1841. HEMUS, Mary (I16779)
 
3499 UNCERTAIN that this baptism relates to this individual.
Benjamin HEAMOS base born son of Mary COOKS. 		HEMUS, Benjamin (I2191)
 
3500 Unconfirmed ID. This person was daughter of William & Ann LANE (IGI). First daughter named Ann. LANE, Sarah (I20984)
 

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