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Aft After B Baptised (Or 'Ba' Where There Is a Birth Date) Bas Basingstoke, Hampshire BCC Bournemouth County Court, Dorset Bl Bl Key aft after b baptised (or 'ba' where there is a birth date) Bas Basingstoke, Hampshire BCC Bournemouth County Court, Dorset Bl Blandford Forum, Dorset BMD Free Births, Deaths and Deaths Index bo born bu buried - where there is a different date for decease C Coombe, Wiltshire Car Cardiff, Glamorgan CC Corfe Castle, Dorset Ch Charlton, Wiltshire CO Child Okeford, Dorset d buried (or died where there is a different burial date) DSM Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire div divorced (decree nisi) EK East Knoyle, Wiltshire fa father FM Fontmell Magna, Dorset h Hidden as this is a living relative HC Higher Coombe, Wilts I link to son/daughter IC Iwerne Courtney (or Shroton), Dorset IM Iwerne Minster, Dorset m married MS Mampitts Lane Cemetery, Shaftesbury N Northampton P Petersfield, Hampshire Po Portsmouth, Hampshire PPr Pre-parish register RO Register Office S Shaftesbury, Dorset Sal Salisbury, Wiltshire SC Cann, Shaftesbury, Dorset SD Salisbury District, Wiltshire SHT Shaftesbury Holy Trinity, Dorset SN Sturminster Newton, Dorset SW Sutton Waldron, Dorset T Tisbury, Wiltshire TR Tollard Royal, Wiltshire Win Winchester, Hampshire Y Yeovil, Somerset highlighted for further investigation / more information needed Arnold family Elizabeth Arnold m 29/4/1793 Motcombe William Love b 15/5/1768 Motcombe, Dorset b 17/1/1769 Mere, Wiltshire d 30/8/1846 Motcombe (age 80) d 24/3/1833 Motcombe (age 65) I James Arnold m 20/3/1747 Motcombe Hester Crouch b 23/3/1726 Motcombe b 14/9/1725 Horningsham, Wiltshire d 30/11/1803 Motcombe d 20/8/1790 Motcombe I Philip Arnold m bf 1725 Ann ? b 2/2/1699 Motcombe b bf 1708 d 5/4/1743 Motcombe d 25/3/1748 Motcombe ** I Thomas Arnold m 3/4/1696 Motcombe (2nd) Joane Lewis m 7/8/1695 Motcombe Mary Short b bf 1676 * b bf 1676 (1st) b bf 1677 d 15/4/1731 Motcombe d 13/10/1732 Motcombe d 8/9/1695 Motcombe I John Arnold m bf 1676 * Elizabeth Leere b bf 1658 * b bf 1658 d 29/3/1741 Motcombe d 22/8/1729 Motcombe I Jasper Arnold m bf 1658 ? b bf 1627 b bf 1640 d aft 1662 d ? Elizabeth Arnold (1768-1846) Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1841 - Motcombe, Dorset, age 75, pauper Children of William and Elizabeth Love at Motcombe - 1793 Hester (m 1829 John Doggrell, Motcombe), 1795 Sophia (m 1819 William Arnold, Motcombe), 1798 Mary, 1801 Mary (m 1824 Henry Butt, Motcombe), 1804 Hannah (m 1824 James Wilkins, Motcombe), 1807 George (m 1830 Martha Case), 1811 Elizabeth (m 1835 Charles Street, Motcombe). 1793 marriage at Motcombe William Love of the parish of Mere & Elizabeth Arnold of this parish Married in this church by banns this 29th day of April in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety three by me T Seymour curat Signed by both with their mark of 'x'. In the presence of George Crouch and Ralph Aldridge James Arnold (1726-1803) 1804 will of James Arnold of Motcombe, labourer In the name of God Amen I James Arnold in the Parish of Motcombe, in the county of Dorset, Laborer, doth declare this to be my last Will and Testament this seventh day in march in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight Hundred and Two. First I give and bequeath unto my son-in-law William Love my house and orchard and all my Goods, Cyder and Cash excepting my... making tools whom I appointment my whole and sole Executor, also I give unto my daughter Elizabeth Love five pounds and five shillings. I give and bequeath unto my son Stephen ten pounds and ten shillings. I give and bequeath unto Sophia Love my one-year-old colt and five pounds and five shillings. I give and bequeath unto Hester Love my old mare and five pounds and five shillings. I give and bequeath unto Mary Love my clock and five pounds and five shillings, also I give and bequeath to my grandson William Arnold all my .........making Tools and Canner and ............... and everything there unto belonging and a three year old colt and all my clothes, lawful money of Great Britain. But my executor shall pay all my funeral expenses and every person mentioned in this Will shall receive his within mentioned money the day after my funeral and this I declare to be my Last Will and Testament putting all former away where of I interchangeably set my hand and seal this Twenty Seventh Day of March on the year of One Thousand Eight Hundred and Two and its my bed and bedding and five pounds and five shillings of all and everyone above mentioned of good and desire that every poor child should receive a small loaf that attend my funeral. James Arnold William Hannanis William Hangford Edward Crouch H. Larum on the 20th day of Feb 1804 Wm. Love The Sole Executor within name has dully sworn before me ..Wm Douglas made 1802 and signed with seal, proved Sarum 20/2/1804. See 1793 settlement examination of William Love, refers to James Arnold as a 'stay maker'. Children of James and Hester Arnold at Motcombe - 1748 Stephen (bu 1754), 1748 James (m 1784 Elizabeth Herridge), 1751 Edward, 1755 Susanna (bu 1770), 1758 Stephen (m 1784 East Knoyle, Mary Hayward / m 1790 Rose Bown), 1760 Anna, 1763 Mary (bu 1763), 1765 William (bu 1770), 1768 Elizabeth (m 1793 Motcombe, William Love). Philip Arnold (1699-1743) ** states widow Ann and given Philip's burial a few years before this makes Ann very likely as his widow, they also had a daughter called Ann. Marriage - not Motcombe, Mere, Shaftesbury, Gillingham some researchers have this as Philip Arnold and Elizabeth Lanning. However they did not marry until 1736. A long time after 1726, even if James was born out of wedlock and there is no reference to this on his baptism. It is much more likely that the Philip who married Elizabeth Lanning was the one born in 1712 and who did not die in infancy. Children of Philip (and Ann ?) Arnold at Motcombe - 1725 William (bu 1726), 1726 James (m 1747 Motcombe, Hester Crouch), 1728 Sarah (m 1761 Motcombe, Thomas Brickell), 1731 Thomas, 1736 Mary (m 1763 Motcombe, James Crouch), 1737 Philip, 1741 Ann (m 1760 Motcombe, Stephen Crouch), 1743 Philip and William (m 1761 Motcombe, Bethia Bugden). Thomas Arnold (bf 1676-1731) Children of Thomas and Joane Arnold at Motcombe - 1698 George (bu 1699), 1699 Elizabeth (m 1732 John Bradley) & Philip (m c 1725 Ann), 1703 Mary, 1705 Christopher, 1709 John. John Arnold (bf 1658-1741) * John Arnold was having children in Motcombe 1684 to 1693 and probably before. There are the only Arnolds noted as doing so at the time in Motcombe. Thomas also had called John and Elizabeth (and George after Elizabeth's father). However, as they were buried at about the same time John may in fact have been an older brother of Thomas'. Children if John and Elizabeth Arnold at Motcombe - ? Thomas, 1684 Elizabeth, 1687 Jane, ? Jasper (bu 1689), 1692 Mary, 1693 George 1695 will of George Leare of Motcombe. Daughter Eliz , Phillipa "my dear wife half of household goods", rest to George Arnold, grandson. Proved by oath Johanni Arnold, father of George Arnold, Infant. * assumed connection due to name of son and connection to former Royalist soldier. Other Motcombe Arnolds - Jasper Arnold married Ann Short 1679 Motcombe Richard Arnold married Frances Arnold 1679 Motcombe Motcombe registers start 1676. 1662 Hearth Tax Register None in Motcombe 1662-4 Dorset Pensioned Royalist Soldiers 1662-64 (from Dorset OPC website) ARNOLD Jesper Mottcombe [not given] Shaftesbury 1641 Protestation Returns None in Motcombe Tudor Subsidy Lists 1525, 1545 and 1594 Motcombe None present Tudor Muster Roll Motcombe None present 1536 and 1569 Blachford family * See a separate spreadsheet for the ancient and royal lineage of Susannah Blachford (born 1744 in Fordingbridge). Brine family Rose Brine m 5/9/1750 St James, Shaftesbury John Stainer b 5/1/1723 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b 13/4/1724 St James, Shaftesbury d 3/9/1807 St James, Shaftesbury d 27/4/1811 St James, Shaftesbury I William Brine m 21/2/1717 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury Frances (Fanny) Lodge b 25/11/1694 St Peter, Shaftesbury b bf 1699 d 1764-70 prob Salisbury, Wiltshire d 25/1/1770 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury I Thomas Brine m bf 8/1681 ? b 1656-1663 * b bf 1663 d 31/10/1701 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d ? I Philip Brine m bf 1638 ? b bf 1620 b bf 1620 d aft 1673 not St James or St Peter d ? I Thomas Brine m bf 1620 ? b bf 1602 b bf 1602 d aft 1662 not St James or St Peter d ? Rose Brine (1723-1807) Children of John and Rose Stainer at St James - 1751 John (m 1775 Jane Lush), 1756 Rose, 1759 Edward, 1763 James, 1765 Sarah. William Brine (1694-aft 1729) 1770 burial says 'widow Fanny Brine'. 1764 will of Martha Brine (William's sister) Spinster of Shaston, refers to - Nephew Joseph Brine of Shaston labourer leaves £100 towards the purchase of a house, sheets, bed, bedding, chest of drawers, furniture, silver spoon marked MB. Sister in law Fanny wife of William Brine of Sarum in the County of Wiltshire labourer my brother £10 To 'my niece Rose the wife of [John]…. Stainer of Shaston aforesaid gardener £10' Niece Jane the wife of Nicholas Gatehouse of Shaton St James, gardener, £10 Grace widow of Thomas Brine late of Shaston labourer one guinea Mary Mundy of Shaston spinster and baker one silver coffee strainer and china boat Sarah Pond daughter of John Senior of Shaston tallow chandler one gold ring Rest and residue of property to Joseph Brine, Fanny Brine, Rose Stainer and Jane Gatehouse to be equally divided between them Children of William and Frances Brine at Holy Trinity - 1718 Rose (bu 1718), 1718 Jane (bu 1726), 1721 Joseph, 1723 Rose (m 1750 John Stainer), 1729 Mary (bu 1731).
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