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Fragmenta Genealogica ^/ Accessions Shelf No. ro/, //A FESDM THE Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from Boston Public Library http://www.archive.org/details/fragmentagenealo10cris / have had printed at my Private Press One hundred copies of'Fragmenta Genealogica" Vol. X. This copy is No. i6 y7***'«^ ^ c^^^Jt^/^ Grove Park, Denmark Hill, London, S.E. FRAGMENTA GENEALOGICA FRAGMENTA GENEALOGICA VOL. X. PRINTED AT THE PRIVATE PRESS OF FREDERICK ARTHUR CRISP 1904 : : CONTENTS. AUTOGRAPHS. PAGE PAGE Bacon, Mary 54,67 King, Gregorius, Rougedragon, Bacon, Phil: . 54-556,67 CoUegij Armorum Regrarius . 81 Bacon, Susan 56,67 Lettsom, John Coakley 38 Bradley, Robert . 31 Lettsom, W. Nanson 37,38 Bryckwood, Earth 41 Lock, Thomas, Clarenceux 83 Bysshe, Edward, Clarenceux King Marsh, Robert, 1743 31 of Amies 82 Minter, Mary 64,69 Camden, William, Clarenceux King Minter, S. .... 62,68 of Armes 80 Minter, William . S7-6o 68,69 Cooke, Rob' Alias Clarensieulx Nanson, William . 38 Roy Darmes . 76 S'george, Ri., Clarenceux Kinge Dugdale, William, Norroy King of Armes 78 of Armes 74 Sicklemor, Martha 54, 67 Fynn, Eliz: 57,68 Sparowe, Sarah 59,68 Heard, Isaac, Garter 83 Tong, William 62,68 Ker, Will . 7 DEEDS. Assessment of the Parish of North Nibley in the Hundred of Berkeley 70 List of Slaves ....... 86 Tuddenham, Suffolk ...... 54 ENTRIES IN BIBLES. Adams 33,35 Davis 7 Addison and Crofton 16 Docking . 14 Barrett and Knevett 5 Favell 4 Bartlett 36 Freeman . 8 Baylis and Wood . 21 Fromanteel and Greene 16 Boston 34 Furnner 36 Bowles 15 Gage 12 Bradley 30 Garrard 21 Cant 13 Hutchison 4 Christian, Baker and Morewood 6 Jany and Sibel 14 Clements and Howard 12 Johnson, Cock and J^e 45 Coe and Nicolson . 10 Kempston . II Collins 8 Ker . 7 Cook 7 Lockwood 20 Cooper 35 Martin . 9 Crabb 20 Meadows . 28 ENTRIES IN BIBLES, continued. PAGE PAGB Morris 41 Thomas .... 35 Nanson and Lettsom 36 Thompson and Cartwright 2 Neale IS Thorley and Hunt 44 O'Brien . 25 Tipple .... 9 Pepper 10 Towry, Chamberlaine and Hopkins 43 Pepper and Milner 10 Waren .... 33 Peters 44 Welton .... I Pullin and Wharam 5 West .... 26,27 Roberts 42 Whisker .... 24 Royce and Bryckwood 41 Whiskin and Baker 30 Rudland . 4 Williams .... 34 Salmon 13 Windey .... 22 Sedger 29 Wood and Richardson 27 Stratford . 29 Worts .... 32 Taylor and Harslett 17 GRANTS OF ARMS, &c. Certificate of Nobility to Raymund Everard, 168^ 81 Exemplification of Aims to Robert Cutler, 1612 80 Grant of Arms to William Bensley and Robert Bensley, 801 82 Grant of Arms to Thomas Fletewood, 1545 79 Grant of Arms to Joseph Hall, Bishop of Exeter, 1631 78 Grant of Arms to William Kempe, 1662 . 82 Grant of Arms to Thomas Northland, 1482 75 Grant of Arms to Herbert Westfaling, 1578 76 Grant of Arms to John Wylkynson, 1519 77 Grant of Augmentation of Arms to Richard Legh, 1665 72 Letters Patent for Earldom of Barryniore, 162Z . 84 ILLUSTRATIONS. Fac-simile of a Letter from Henry Oxenden of Barham, Kent . to face page 53 Fac-simile of a Silver Snuff Box, with the Arms of Lynch . ,, „ 92 LETTER. Henry Barham, Oxenden of Kent, 1648 S3 PEDIGREES. Lettsom 38 Oxenden . 49 Minter 68 Sicklemore 65 REGISTER EXTRACTS. PAGE PAGE Cripps Family 46 I Faulconer Family 93-116 I WILLS. Brook, Sarah, 1796 152 Hamlin, William, 174^ 148 Brown, Thomas, 1730 147 Minter, WiUiam, 1788 61 Faulconer Family, 1543-1829 117-152 Sparrow, Letitia, 1808 64 Glanfield, John, 1743 48 Tong, Catherine, 1784 60 Hamlin, Anne, 174^ 148 Tong, William, 1794 63 " JFragmenta (S^enealostca. Vol. X. IVelton Family. This yeare of our lorde 1583 was Bom and crisned myles mayhew the 14 day of december being. John Lunnis was baptiede the viij of September 1594. John Welton the Son of Robert Welton of Martha his wife was born ye 25''* of July in the year of our Lord 1690. Robert Welton was born y^ 3 of September 1691. William Welton was born June y'^ i;'*" 1693. Martha Welton was born May the 12'*^ 1695. Mary Welton was born febvary y= i' 169!-. Cornalis Welton was born April y^ 11* 1698. Martha(?) Welton y'= Second . y'= 9"" of March 1700. In° Welton the Son of In° & Ann Welton was born Sep'"' y= 11* 1743 Between 7 & 8 in the Morning on Sunday. Mary was born Sep'"' y^ 17''^ i744 Between one & two Monday morning. Rob' was Born Sep'"^ y" 21^' 1745 at twelve at Night Saterday. Ann was Born Sep'"' y^ 26* 1746 at Eight Morning Friday. Martha was Born Sep'"' y^ 9* 1747 three Morning Wednesday. 8"^ Will"" was Born Octo''"' y^ 1 1 748 Eight Morning Twesda)'. Rob' ye 2'' was Born March y^ 12''^ 1749-50 Monday afternoon. Dinah was Born Decern"' y^ 20''' 1751 Friday afternoon B: 3 & 4. Cornelius was Born Decem: y° 4, 1751 N: stile Monday 3 m: Daniel was Born Novem: 21, 1755: y'' morning Friday. Edmund was Born March 22, 1758 y^ 9 N: Wednesday. Cornelius 2^ the 18 of Dec"^ 1765 (? 3) Thursday. William Welton The Son of John Welton Was Born Aprill the 9, 1725. Thomas John Welton Jan: 12, 1759. From a Bible with Apocrypha, ^'Imprinted at London in powles Churchyarde by Richarde ; Jugge, Printer to the Queenes Maiestie in my possession. —F. A. C. Tho7npson and Cartwright Families. 1623 John Thompson baptized 2"<^ day of April. Thomas Thompson y^ son of Thomas Thompson and Anne his wife was born decemb'' S'*" 1706 on Sunday morning between one and 2 in y^ morning. John Thompson was born on Wednesday i^' septemb'' 1708 between II and 12 in y^ morn. Ehzabeth Thompson was born Jan''>' 7'*' i7xf ^^ 1'^ morning. Robert Thompson was born may ii'i^ 1713 at 5 in y= morning. Anne Thompson was born decemb'' 27'^ 1715. samuell Thomsson was born octob'' s''' 17 18. dorothy Thompson was born may y*^ 6"' 1722. Moses Thompson was Born Aprill the 28, 1724. John Thompson Departed this Life April y' 30''' 1744 aged 35 years 1784 Elizabeth wife of Thomas Thompson buried July 5* aged 67 y'^ 1792 Thomas Thompson was Buried at Wootton December 26''' aged 87. Thomas Thompson of Wootton married Anne Hardy of Barrow. 1706 Thomas Son of Thomas and Annie Thompson born Dec'' 8* died unmarried. 1708 John Son of Thomas & Ann Thompson born Sep: 1='. 17^° Elizabeth daug" of Thomas and Anne Thompson bom Jan^ 7'''. 1 7 13 Robert Thompson was born May ii'''. 1 7 15 Ann Thompson was born Dec'' 27*. 1 7 18 Samuel Thompson was born Ocf 5"". 1722 Dorothy daughter of Thomas and Anne Thompson was born May 6''' m: first Taylor, second Edw"^ Cartwright (Aunt Dolly). 1724 Moses Thompson was born April 28"'. 1732 Thomas Thompson the first named died. 1744 John Thompson died April 30* aged 35 yrs: 1739 Robert Thompson and Ann Goodwin of Kirmington were Married at Limber March 6"'. 1 741 Ann daug^"^ of Rob' and Ann Thompson born at Barnetby le Wold Aug: 29. Elizabeth daug : of Rob' & Ann Thompson born. 1763 Thomas Cartwright of Ulceby and Ann Thompson were married at Kirmington May ^^. 1764 Ann daug" of Thomas & Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby married John Kirman of Thornton Curtis 1787. 1765 Thompson son of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born Aug: 10''' married Frances Holland of Withern or Claythorpe. 1767 Sarah daug" of Thomas & Ann Cartwright born Jany 2""^ m: first W: Johnson second Martin Prankish of Kirmington. 1768 Elizabeth daug" of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born Dec: 14'*' m: W: England of Middle Rasen. 1770 Mary daug^'' of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born Aug: 31^' m ; John Pinney second wife. 1772 Jane daug" of Thomas & Ann Cartwright born May 16"' m: John Pinney first wife. 1 1773 Dorothy daug" of Thomas and Ann Cartwright bom Aug: 9"^ m : Thomas Odling of Islington. 1775 Robert son of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby April 14"' m: Sarah Weeks. 1777 Frances daug" of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby May 31^' died June 15*. 1778 Frances daug'^"' of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby m : W" Wyett of Mareham le Fen. 1 78 Rebecca daug" of Thomas & Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby Janv 27''^ m: W: Kent of Swaby and died in Canada April 1846. 1782 Dinah daug^"" of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby m: Thomas Brooks of Alford died at Ulceby June 5'"^ 1821 buried at Kirmington. 1785 Joel son of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby March 22°'' died there June 25''^ 1844, having married Oct: 2^^ 18 1 1 Ann Abbott who died March 19''' 1827. Buried at Bilsby. 1787 Tobias son of Thomas and Ann Cartwright born at Ulceby March 7* m: Mary Bogg of Boston Jan: 21=' 1813. 1792 Thomas son of Tho= Thompson died at Wootton Dec: 24'*^ aged 86 buried Dec: 26*. Elizabeth wife of Thomas Thompson Buried July 5"^ 1784 aged 67. 1793 Ann wife of Robert Thompson died at Kirmington Jan"'y 18''' aged 77. 1793 Robert Thompson died at Kirmington July 11'''. 1798 Ann wife of Thomas Cartwright daug" of R' & Ann Thompson died at Ulceby near Alford Jan^ 1 1''' Aged 56 y''=. i8io Thomas Cartwright of Ulceby died at Alford Sep: 6* Aged 71 y''^ y'^ 182 1 Thompson Cartwright died at Kirmington Dec: 28* aged 57 1827 Ann wife of Joel Cartwright died at Ulceby near Alford March 19* aged 35 Buried at Bilsby. 1828 Francis widow of Thompson Cartwright died. 1844 Joel Cartwright died at Ulceby June 25* aged 59 y''^ Buried at Bilsby.
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