NOTES ON THE HISTORY & ORIGINS

OF THE FAMILY NAME MINGAY

CONTENTS .

PREFACE 1 Page.

INDEX TO MAIN SECTION 60 Pages

MAIN SECTION 291 Pages

INDEX of MINGAY WILLS & ADMINISTRATIONS 4 Pages

TRANSCRIPTIONS & ABSTRACTS of WILLS & ADMINISTRATIONS

87 Pages

APPENDIX 1:- INDEX to BENEFICIARIES & WITNESSES 16 Pages

APPENDIX 2:- INDEX to LOCATIONS 6 Pages

APPENDIX 3:- LIST of OTHER MINGAY WILLS 1 Page.

EXTRACTS from the RESEARCH of the FAMILY NAME of MINGAY by JAMES ARTHUR MINGAY.

Original Held by RECORDS OFFICE, . Reference Number:- MS 4410 57 X 5. Transcribed by ANTHONY JOHN MINGAY.

PREFACE .

The compiler of these fragments of history has no other object in view than that of preserving the notes he collected whilst endeavouring, as a hobby, to trace the descent of his own branch of the family of MINGAY. The first member of that family who arrived in , however his name may have been spelt, probably came from France, most likly from either Normandy or Brittany, or from the Channel Islands where there are still residing families named Maingay, Mainguy, Minguet, Mingot and Menguy. The patronymic may perhaps be derived from the French 'mine',- countenance, and 'gai',- lively, cheerful or merry,- thus 'the man with a lively countenance' or, as suggested by the arms of JULIEN MAINGUY,Sieur de la Brosse, Brittany,- gules, an open handed argent,- it may signify 'the open-handed or generous man'. The motto of the family in England is "Prodesse quam conspici", i.e. "To do good rather than be famous". The first records of the presence of the family in England, so far discovered, are the wills of Waryn MYNGI of London, dated 1328, and of Olive MYNGY of Norton- Manderville, Essex, dated 1345. The first record of its presence in Norfolk is probably that of Henry MINGO, of Erlham, who was admitted a Freeman of Norwich in 1368, then follows that of Hugh MYNGGE, of Pencethorpe in 1403;Robert MINGAY of who was rector of Shelton in 1431, and William MYNGGE of whose will is dated 4 th of April 1442. In the XVI th and XVII th centuries the family had numerous representatives in the County of Norfolk residing at Norwich and its vincinity, several of these were known in official life. Three members of it served the offices of Sheriff and Mayor of Norwich; two members, father and son, were Diocesan Registrars, and one member was Recorder of Norwich. Generally the source of the information given in this book is acknowledged at the foot of each note, but where that has not been done, a record of the source not having been kept, the compi ler acknowledge his indebtedness to the unknown contributor and tenders his thanks to all upon whose works he has drawn. He especially thanks the Reverend C.J.Buckmaster of Hindley Vicarage, Wigan who supplied nearly all the extracts from the Wills, and many notes.

(Signed) MINGAY . JAMES ARTHUR London, May 1915 . INDEX

James Arthur Book Corresponding ‘Word’ Surname First Names Page Numbers Page Numbers

A ABRAHAM Son of DEULECRON 106 93 ACTON NATHANIEL 171 134 ADDAMS MARGARETTA 251 176 AGNES ? ALBEMARLE DUKE of 347 225 ALDOUS ROBERT 143 117 ALFORDE ...... /in KENT 151 121 ALLEN 365 234 ALY THOMAS 283 191 AMYOTT THOMAS 283,425,427 191, 266, 267 ANGUISHES Aldeman 323, 329 213, 216 ANGUISHES ALEXANDER 121 104 ANGUISHES ANNE 229, 239 164,169 ANGUISHES EDMUND 341 222 ANGUISHES JOHN 229, 239, 327 164,169, 215 ANGUISHES Mrs. 329 ANGUISHES ? ANGUISHES ? ANGUISHES Daughter of 339 221 ARUNDELL ELIZA 575 343 ARUNDELL Sir THOMAS 575 343 ARUNDELS LORD(?) 325 214 ASH ALICE MARY 383 243 ASH Rev.WILLIAM 383 243 ASHBY F. 589 350 ASHLEY(?ASTTLEY) Sir FRANCIS 341 222 ASHLEY(?ASTTLEY) Sir JACOB 339 221 ASHWELL NATHANIEL 229,231,235 164, 165, 167 ASHWELL REBECCA 7,229,231,235 41, 164, 165, 167 ATFIELD Rev.AMBROSE 161 127 ATKINSON MARY 482,483,491,493 299, 300, 306, 307 ATWOOD ANN 117 100 ATWOOD JOHN 117 100 ATWOOD ROBERT 117 100 B BACON Cousin 327, 331 215, 217 BACON DOROTHY 127 108 BACON FRANCIS 207, 283 153, 191 BACON Sir EDMUND 335 219 BACON Sir NICHOLAS 127, 323 108, 213 BACON Mr. 331 217 BACON Young 343, 345 223, 224 BADGER ALLEN 119, 163, 165 102, 128, 129 BADGER MARY 55, 93, 119, 163, 165 67, 86, 102, 128, 129 BAGGE Mr. 199 149 BAILEY ? BAKER MARY 119, 163 102, 128 BALAAM ELIZABETH 479 296 BALAAM JOHN 479 296 BALDWER JAMES 89, 147 84, 119 BALDWER JANE, Mrs. 35, 89, 147 57, 89, 119 BALDWER RICHARD 147 119 BALE SIMON 589 350 BARILEY(BERNEY) Sir RICHARD 341 222 BARING VISCOUNT 329 216 BARKER ROBERT ? BARKER MARY ? BARKER Mr. 199 149 BARNARD J. 423 265 BARNES MARY 263,321 182, 212 BARNWELL ANN 227 163 BARNWELL CHARLES 227 163 BARON ANNE 103.155 91, 331 Reverand JOHN (Dean of 11,103,116,117, 155, BARON Norwich) 285 43, 91, 99, 100,124, 192 BARON MARY 103, 116 91, 99 11,103,116,117, 155, BARON SUSAN 285 43, 91, 99, 100, 124, 192 BARRETT ETHEL MARGARET 383 244 BARRETT L.BROOKE 383 244 BARRETT ALICE 589 350 BARRETT ANN 589 350 BARRETT CHARLES 589 350 BARRETT CHARLES,junior 589 350 BARRETT CORNELIUS 589 350 BARRETT JOHN 589 350 BARRETT THOMAS 589 350 BARRY RICHARD 369 236 BARTHLET LORD & LADY 291 196 BARTON THOMAS 109 95 BARWICKE JAMES 339 221 BASSINGHAM GAWDY 127 108 BATEMAN 387 246 BATEMAN ANN 589 350 BAXTER MARY 479 296 BAYFIELD GEORGE 339, 343 221, 223 BAYLEY JOHN (Father) 103 91 BAYLEY JOHN (Son) 103 91 BAYLEY RUTH 103 91 BAYNES JOHN 431 269 BEAUCHAVY Brother 245 173 BEAUMONT ELIZABETH 39, 311, 325, 433 59, 206, 214, 270 BECHER Mr. 205 152 BECKETT ? BEDINGFIELD EDMUND 231 165 BEDINGFIELD EDWARD 239, 315 169, 208 BEDINGFIELD MARY 231.233, 239(?) 165, 166, 169? BEDINGFIELD Mr. 333,341,343 218, 222, 223 BENCE 343,345 218, 224 BENCELEY 120 103 BENCELEY RICHARD 120 103 BENNET ROSE 127 108 BENTALL THOMAS 357, 361 230, 232 BERNEY(orBARNEY) HENRY or HARRY 333,339,343 218, 221, 223 BESSEY ANN 255 178 BESSEY WILLIAM 255 178 BEST HENRY ? BIBY Dame 345, 347 224, 225 BIRKIN(Burking) ELIZABETH 11,103,116,117,285 43, 91, 99, 100, 192 BIRKIN(Burking) JANE 116 99 11,97,103,116,117, 155, BIRKIN(Burking) JOHN 285 43, 91, 99, 100, 124, 192 BIRKIN(Burking) MARY 116 99 BISHOP CATHERINE DOROTHY 379 242 BISHOP EDWIN JUDSOR 379 242 BIVYEN JOHN 411 258 BLACKNALL MARY 35 57 BLANDELL ELIZABETH 527,537,543 324, 329, 332 BLANKES Mr. 199 149 BLOMEFIELD JOHN 71 75 BOHLLM AUDREY 133,135 111, 112 BOHLLM NICHOLAS 133,135 111, 112 BOLLIN 495 308 BORLASE Mr.W.C. 567, 577 339, 344 BORRETT of Laxfield 120, 121 103, 104 BORRETT CATHERINE 120, 121 103, 104 BOSCAWEN Mr. 573 342 BOSOIRLE ? BOSON THOMAS 567 339 BOWLES HENRY MINGAY 215 157 BOYS Rev. 95 87 BRADY MARY 251 176 BRADY 482, 493 299, 307 BRAMPTON ? BRASYER RICHARD 81, 85, 89 80, 82, 84 BRERETON ELIZABETH 183 141 BRIDG Mr. 333 218 BRIDGEWATER Cousin(?) ? BRIGGS MARY 263 182 BROMFEILDE ROBERT 275, 277 187, 188 BROOKE ANNARETTE ? BROOKE FRANCES 11, 61, 118,285,309 43, 70, 101, 192, 205 42, 43, 70, 89, 101, 192, BROOKE WILLIAM 9,11,61,99,118,285, 309 205 BROOKE Rev.WILLIAM 99 89 BROWN BENJAMIN 479 296 BROWN ELIZABETH 479 296 BROWNE RICHARD 53, 93 66, 86 BROWNE ....BERT,(?) ? BROWNE Sir THOMAS 120 103 BROWNE WILLIAM, Sheriff 307 204 BROWNE CAPTAIN 329 216 BROWNING Mr. 389,393 247, 249 BRUNTON SARAH 253 177 BUCKLE JANE 457 284 BUCKLE Rev.STEPHEN 37,456,457 68, 283, 284 BUCKLE MIRABELL 253 177 BUCKMASTER Rev.CHARLES JOHN see preface BUCKMASTER JOHN 459, 465 285, 289 BUCKTON SALLY MINGAY 43 61 BUCKTON THOMAS 43 61 BUGG ELIZABETH 35,457 57, 284 BURGAVENNY LORD (ABERGAVENNY) 291 196 BURGESS ANNIE 525 323 BURLACE WILLIAM 575 343 BURRARD CHARLES,Capt R.N. 445 277 BURROUGHS ...Mr(TIVETSHALL) 333 218 BUTTES Mr. 71 75 BUTTOLPH.. ANN ?, 179,181 ?, 139, 140 Dr.THOMAS (Dean Of BUTTOLPH.. RAPHOE) 179,181,343 139, 140, 223 BUTTON CELIA 591 351 BUTTON DOROTHY LUCY 480, 485, 591 297, 302, 351 BUTTON ELIZABETH 591 351 BUTTON HARRIET 591 351 BUTTON HANNAH 591 351 BUTTON JAMES 591 351 BUTTON JANE 591 351 BUTTON JOHN 591 351 BUTTON LUCY 591, 593 351, 352 BUTTON MARY 591 351 BUTTON SAMUEL 591(2),593,595. 351(2), 352, 353 BUTTON SARAH 591 351 BUTTRY ELL 79 79 BUXTON Mr. 201 150 BYGRIFT MARY 259 180 BYNG GEORGE, Hon. 439 274 C CADOGAN Lieut.General His Regiment) 191 145 CADY WILL 321 212 CAINE OLD 335 219 CALTHORP PHILIP 319 211 CAMBESTRE MATILDA de 349 226 CAMBESTRE MARGERY 349 226 CANDLER ELIZABETH 259 180 CANDLER JOHN 259 180 CANNUM(CANHAM) WILLIAM 339 221 CAPPS Mr. 343 223 CARLISLE LORD 333 218 CARLYON Mrs.ANNE 577, 583 344, 347 CARLYON Rev.THOMAS 577 344 CARMEN Miss () 387,391 246, 248 CARTER ELIZABETH 277 188 CARTER Mr...... 333,337,341,347 218, 220, 222, 225 CASTLETON LORD 329 216 CASWELL J.H. 511 316 CASWELL LILIAN 511 316 CATLINE Mr(?) 331 217 CATLYN RICHARD 63 71 CECIL Sir WILLIAM 131 110 CHALRLOTTE QUEEN of GEORGE III 247 174 CHAPMAN Mr. 203 151 CHAPPLE RICHARD 337 220 CHARLES 11 KING 179 139 CHARLES I KING 179 139 CHARLTON ANNE MAY 519 320 CHARLTON EDITH JANE 519 320 CHARLTON HUGH 519 320 CHARLTON MABEL ELLEN 519 320 CHARLTON MADELINE 519 320 CHARLTON MARY FLORENCE 519 320 CHARLTON MARY JANE 519 320 CHARLTON SARAH (nee.PATTINSON) 519 320 CHARLTON THOMAS FRANK 519 320 CHARLTON THOMAS PATTINSON 519 320 CHESTER WILLIAM 353 228 CHESTER Sir ANTHONY,bart> 575 343 CHESTER ANNE 575 343 CHESTER WILLIAM 567, 575 339, 343 CHISNALL GRACE 495 308 CHISNALL THOMAS 495 308 CLARKE ANDREW 22 49 CLARKE ANNA 311, 457 206, 284 CLARKE ISSAC 311, 457 206, 284 CLARKE GEOFFREY 75 77 CLARKE JABITHA 22 49 CLARKE MARY 311 206 CLARKE ? CLAXTON Rev.HAMMOND 3 39 CLAXTON MARY 3 39 CLEMENT Dr. 389 247 COBBET Goodman 31..9 55, ? COBBOLD Mr. 203 151 COCKE Mr. 341 222 COCKSEDGE ABRAHAM 387,391 246, 248 COKE Captain 567 339 COKE Sir EDWARD L.C.J. 567 339 COKE JOHN 567, 569 339, 340 COKE THOMAS 567 339 COKE or COOKE ROBERT 133,135 111, 112 COKE or COOKE ANDREW 133,135 111, 112 COKE or COOKE DOROTHY 133,135 111, 112 13,21,45, 133, 135, 321, 44, 48, 62,111, 112, 212, COKE or COOKE Sir EDWARD K.C.J. 333 218 COKE or COOKE ELIZABETH 133,135 111, 112 COKE or COOKE BRIDGET 133 111 COKE or COOKE MARGARET 133,135 111, 112 COKE or COOKE ROBERT 13,22,45,133,135 44, 49, 62, 111, 112 COKE or COOKE THOMAS WILLIAM 423 265 COKE or COOKE URSULA 133,135 111, 112 COKE or COOKE WINIFRED 13,21,22,133,135, 155 44, 48, 49, 111, 112, 124 COKE or COOKE JOHN 321,331 212, 217 COLE... 303(?) 202? COLFER EDWARD 77,151,152,153 78, 121, 122, 123 COLFER FRANCES 152 122 COLFER HENRY 152, 122 COLFER JESSIE 152 122 COLFER ISABEL 77,151,152,153 78, 121, 122, 123 COLMAN RUSSELL 111 96 COLMAN DOROTHY 583 347 COLTE JOHN 151 121 COLTE MARY 151 121 CONNOR Rev.JOHN 595 353 CONSTABLE ELIZABETH 589 350 COOK DEBOROAH 479 296 COOK JONATHAN 479 296 COOK SARAH 479 296 COOPER ? ?

CORBET POPE’S “Lines on Mrs Corbet” 249 175 CORNWALLIS ANNE 59, 118, 309 69, 101, 205 CORNWALLIS FRANCIS 59, 309 69, 205 CORNWALLIS Sir CHARLES 289,307 195, 204 CORP CHARLES 543 332 CORP JANE BLIVEN 543 332 CORP RUTH 543 332 CORRAL ELIZA 375, 433 240, 270 CORRAL HANNAH 433 270 CORRAL PHILIP 375,403,405 240, 254, 255 CORYSBY(?) ELIZABETH 127 279 COSSEY JANE 527,529,535 324, 325, 328 COTTERILL SOPHIA 489 305 COTTINGTON LORD 335 219 COVENTRY CARR 325 214 CRAVEN LORD 337 220 CREEVEY THOMAS, M.D. 277,279 188, 189 CRESNER ‘COUSIN’ 321 212 CRICK Rev.FREDRICK WILLIAM 205,381 152, 243 CRICK Rev.JOHN HENRY 205,381 152, 243 CRICK Rev.HENRY WILLIAM 205,377,381,449 152, 241, 243, 279 CRICK ELIZABETH MARY 205,377,381,449 152, 241, 243, 279 CRICK Rev.PHILIP 205,381 152, 243 CRICK Rev.THOMAS 205.381,449 152, 243, 279 CROCKE Judge(?) 341 222 CROKHAYES 573 342 CROMWELL OLIVER 569 340 CROSS GEORGE 583 347 CROSS JANE 583, 591 347, 351 CROSSLEY ARTHUR 507 314 CROSSLEY CELIA HANNAH 505 313 CROSSLEY CELIA JANET 507 314 CROSSLEY EDITH ALICE 505 313 CROSSLEY EDWARD 507 314 CROSSLEY FRANK 507 314 CROSSLEY FREDRICK 507 314 CROSSLEY FREDRICK DODGSON 505 313 CROSSLEY HARRY 507 314 CROSSLEY JESSIE LOUISE 507 314 CROSSLEY MATHIAS 505 313 CROSSLEY SARAH (nee.DODGSON) 505 313 CROSSLEY SIDNEY 505 313 CROWE WILLIAM 371 238 Capt.prototype James CUTTLE MINGAYE ? 407 256 D DADE Mrs. 387, 393 246, 249 DADE ELIZABETH 3..(?) ? DADE THOMAS 3..(?) ? DAVCASTRE RICHARD de 349 226 DAVY(E) CATHERINE 120, 121 103, 104 DAVY(E) JANE (?) ? DAVY(E) DRUE 317 210 DAVY(E) JOHN 317, 345 210, 224 DAVY(E) JOHN,Junior 317 210 DAVY(E) MARY 11,31,118-121 43, 55, 101, 102, 103, 104 DAVY(E) ROBERT 5,120 40, 103 DAVY(E) SIMON 11,118,119,120,121 43, 101, 102, 103, 104 DAVY(E) WILLIAM 339 221 DAVY(E) PARSON 335,337,339,341 219, 220, 221, 222 DAYNES JOAN 5,21,23(Davis),25 40, 48, 50(Davis), 51 DAYNES WILLIAM 5,21,23(Davis),25 40, 48, 50(Davis), 51 DEAN & CHAPLER of NORWICH 113 97 DEHAY(?) Mrs DELL ANN 245,247 173, 174 DELL THOMAS 245 173 DENEYE PARSON 71 75 DENHAM BARON 345 224 DENNY ELIZABETH 13,17,19 44, 46, 47 DENNY THOMAS 17,19 46, 47 DENNY WILLIAM 13 44 DENNY LADY 317 210 DENTON Mrs 403 254 DENTON Miss/WILTON 389,393 247, 249 DENTON JAMES WILLIAM 265 183 DENTON AGNES MINGAY 265 183 DERISLEY MARGARET 375,393,399,405 240, 249, 252, 255 DERISLEY JOHN 375,399,403,405 240, 252, 254, 255 DERISLEY Captain ROBERT 375 240 DEUCE Mr 327 215 DEULECREON 106 93 DEWCE Sir SEAMAN 341 222 D’EWES Sir SYMONDS 341 222 DEXTER WILLIAM, Rev. 463 287 DEY Mr 321 212 DIGBY Mr 325 214 DIX ROBERT 589 350 DODGSON SARAH 505 313 DODMAN MARTIN 491, 497 306, 309 DODMAN MARY ANN 491, 497, 513 491, 497,317 DODMAN PHOEBE 491, 497 491, 497 DODRIDGE Sir JOHN 303 202 DOTTIN (uncle) 569 340 DOVE EDWARD 489 305 DOVE MARY 489 305 D’OYLEY Sir WILLIAM 120 103 D’OYLEY Young 321 212 DRAGE ELLEN VALENTINE 383 244 DRAGE Capt.Z.BURKE 383 244 DRURY ANTHONY 129,341 109, 222 DRURY DRUE. Sir 317,331 210, 217 DRURY FRANCES 77,151 78, 121 DRURY WILLIAM 77,151 78, 121 DUCE MARY 255 178 DUCE ROBERT 255 178 DUFFIELD ELIZABETH 331 217 DUNFERMLINE EARL of 345 224 DUSTAN MARY (nee.DINNER) 515 318 DUSTAN MARY JANE 515 318 DUSTAN WILLIAM HENRY 515 318 DYE FRANCES 255 178 E EAD Mr 323 213 EARL(E) ERASMUS 53 66 EATON CHRISTOPHER 581 346 EATON Miss. 581 346 EBBAGE FANNY 497 309 EBBAGE WILLIAM 497 309 EDGAR(orEADGER) ROBERT 317,325,337 210, 214, 220 EDMONDS Sir THOMAS 345 224 EDWARD VI KING 65,67,73 72, 73, 76 ELDERTON Mr. 361 232 ELDON THOMAS 271 186 ELIZABETH QUEEN 125,297 107, 199 ELLIS ANE SUSANNAH 499 310 ELLYS Mr. 201,203 150, 151 ELVINGTON EDWARD 357 230 EMMERSON GEORGE 255 178 EMMERSON LETTICE 255 178 ENGLISH ELIZABETH 75 77 THOMAS,Mayor of New EPPES Romney 369 236 ERSKINE THOMAS,LORD ....409,411,413,421 …257, 258, 264 ERSKINE Mr. 405.. 255 ERSKINE MARY 187 143 ETHERICH THOMAS 369, 421 236, 264 EVANS ROBERT 255 178 EVANS MARGARET 255 178 EVERETT ELIZABETH (2) 593 352 EVERSON Mrs. 389,393 247, 249 F FALKLAND HANNAH 593 352 FALKLAND JANE DOROTHY 593 352 FALKLAND RICHARD 593 352 FALKLAND JANE 513 317 FALKLAND SOPHIA (nee.BUNTING) 513 317 FARNIER ANTHONY 341 222 FELLOWES WILLIAM 73 76 FELLOWES THOMAS WILLIAM 387,391 246, 248 FELLOWES Mr. 423 265 FELTON LADY 335 219 FENN DANIEL 255 178 FENN MARY 255 178 FENN THOMAS, Junior 123 105 FENNE ROBERT 347 225 FENTON MARY ANNE FULLER 375,399 240, 252 FENTON Rev.THOMAS 375,399 240, 252 FERMORYE SIMION de la 351 227 FERNE Rev.WILLIAM 339 221 FERROR FRANCES 5 40 FERROR RICHARD 5 40 FIRTH WILLIAM 281,425 190. 266 FITTS JOHN 55 67 FITZROY LORD WILLIAM 277,399 188, 252 FLODMAN Mrs.(EUSTON) 389,393 247, 249 FORKESCUE DUDLEY 127 108 FORKESCUE MARIA 127 108 FOWLE ELIZABETH 171 134 FOWLE JOHN 11,97,117,169,171 43, 88, 100, 132, 134 FOWLE MARY 11,97,117,169,171 43, 88, 100, 132, 134

FOWLE Rev.THOMAS(ARCHDEACON) 169,171 132, 134 FOX ISSAC 589 350 FRAMLINGHAM ANN 127 108 FRAMLINGHAM Sir CHARLES 127 108 FRANCKE THOMAS, Senior 353,359 228, 231 FRANCKE THOMAS, Junior 359 231 FRANCKE MARY 353,359 228, 231 FRANCKLYNGE DOROTHY 133,135 111, 112 FRANCKLYNGE WILLIAM 133,135 111, 112 FREEMAN JOHN 357,361 230, 232 FREEMAN ‘SHERIFF’ 333 218 FREEMAN ROBERT 284 ? FREEMAULT ELIZABETH 233 166 FREEMAULT JOHN 233 166 FREEMAULT ROBERT 233 166 FREESTONE MARY 535 328 FRESHFIELD FRANCIS 589 350 FULLER DOROTHY 375,385,387,391,395 240, 245, 246, 248, 250 FULLER WILLIAM 375,391,395 240, 248, 250 FULSHER DUCAN 589 350 G GALLIARD JOHN 461,465 286, 290 GALLIARD ANN 461,465 286, 290 GALLOWAY Mr.(THETFORD) 197,389 148, 247 GALSWORTHY MARY MARGARET 383 244 GALSWORTHY ELIZABETH 383 244 GARDINIER GEORGE 317 210 GARDINIER JANE 151 121 GARDINIER Sir THOMAS 151 121 GARNHAM EDITH EMILY 385 245 GARNHAM JESSIE 385 245 GARNHAM JESSIE MAUD 385 245 GARNHAM FRANCES 375,385 240, 245 GARNHAM HARRIET FLORENTIA 385 245 GARNHAM JOHN 375,385,393,401,405 240, 245, 249, 253, 255 GARNHAM JOHN JAMES 385,401 245, 253 GARNHAM ISABEL MINGAY 385 245 ROBT EDWARD GARNHAM WELLINGTON 385 245 GARNHAM MARY ASIA 385 245 GARNHAM LAURA JOSAPHINE (?) GARNHAM ROSE CLEMENTS (?) GARNHAM ROBERT CLARENCE (?) GARNHAM Mr.(of LIVERINE(?)) 403, 405 254, 255 GARNHAM Mrs.( “ )) 403, 405 254, 255 GARNHAM Miss( “ )) ...391,393 …, 248, 249 GARROD GILBERT 151 121 GARROD RUTH 151 121 GARROW Mr. 405 255 GAWDY ANN(E) 115, 125, 127, 456 96, 107, 108, 283 127, 321, 323, 325, 327, 108, 212, 213, 214, 215, GAWDY ANTHONY(Rev) 331, 333, 337 217, 218, 220 GAWDY Mrs.ANTHONY 337 220 GAWDY AUDREY 115,127 199, 108 GAWDY BACON 127,327,331 107, 215, 217 GAWDY BASSINGBOURNE 125,127,327,456 107, 108, 215, 283 GAWDY BRIDGET 125,127 107, 108 319, 321, 323, 325, 327, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, GAWDY CHARLES 329, 335, 337, 339, 347 216, 219, 220, 221, 225 GAWDY Sir CHARLES,Knt. 127,315,323,345 108, 208, 213, 224 GAWDY Sir CHARLES,Knt. 127 108 GAWDY LADY 315 208 GAWDY Widow GAWDY CLIPPESBY 315 208 GAWDY DOROTHY 127,315,321,323,325 108, 208, 212, 213, 214 329, 333, 335, 341, 345, 216, 218, 219, 222, 224, GAWDY 347 225 GAWDY ELIZABETH 127 108 GAWDY of FRAMLINGHAM 127,315,317,319,321 108, 208, 210, 211, 212 GAWDY of FRAMLINGHAM 323,325,327,329,331 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, GAWDY of FRAMLINGHAM 333,335,337,339,341 218, 219,220, 221, 222, GAWDY of FRAMLINGHAM 343,345,347, 223, 224, 225 GAWDY Junior 341,343 222, 223 GAWDY FRANCIS 127,321,331,333,339 108, 212, 217, 218, 221 GAWDY Sir FRANCIS 127 108 GAWDY FRANCES 115,127,347 98, 108, 225 GAWDY Sir HENRY 115 98 GAWDY HENRY 127 108 GAWDY GEORGE 115,127 98, 108 GAWDY ISABELL 5,21,23,25,57,75, 40, 48, 50, 68, 77 GAWDY ISABELL 115,127,151 98, 108, 121 GAWDY JOHN(?THOMAS) 23,127 50, 108 GAWDY KATHERINE 127 108 GAWDY HOWR 127 108 GAWDY LETTICE 127 108 GAWDY MARGARET 127 108 GAWDY MARY 11,15,23,51,59,115, 43, 45, 50, 65, 69, 98 119, 125, 127, 167, 169, 102, 107, 108, 131, 132, GAWDY MARY 315 208 GAWDY OWEN 127 108 GAWDY PHILIP 11,15,59,125,127 43, 45, 69, 107, 108 GAWDY RALPH 127 108 GAWDY ROBERT 341,343 222, 223 GAWDY ROSE 127 108 GAWDY THOMAS 127 108 GAWDY Sir THOMAS 3,21,25,57,75,115, 39, 48, 51, 68, 77, 98 GAWDY Sir THOMAS 127,151,325,337 108, 121, 214, 220 GAWDY Sir THOMAS 339,341 221, 222 GAWDY WILLIAM 321,331 212, 217 GEORGE Sir ARTHUR 325 214 GEORGE II KING 174 136 GEORGE IV KING 245,449 173, 279 GIBBS Mr. 405 255 GIBBS JOHN 367 235 GIBBS MARGERY 367 235 GILDSFORD WILLIAM de 349 226 GILL JOSEPH,junior 393 249 GILL THOMAS WITHERS(?) GILL MARY GILLIARD Mr. 31 55 GIMMINGHAM Mr. 405 255 GIRAUD Rev.E.A. 377 241 GIRAUD MARY WEBB 203,...81,383,447 151, .., 244, 278 GIRAUD RICHARD HERVE 203,...,447 151,…,278 GLADDEN WILLIAM 109 95 GLEMHAM Sir THOMAS 329 216 GODBOLD JOHN 317 210 GODFREY JOHN 341 222 GODSALVE THOMAS 69 74 GÖEBBELS Herr AUGUSTUS 495 308 GÖEBBELS MARGARET ANN 495 308 GOFFIN MARY 253 177 GOLDHAM THOMAS 255 178 GOLDHAM ANN 255 178 GOOCH ANNE 117 100 GOOCH THOMAS 117 100 GOOCH Mr. 319 211 GOOCH JOHN 13,45,133,155 44, 62, 111, 124 GOOCH WINIFRED 13,133,155 44, 111, 124 GOOCH widow 319 211 GOOCH CEASER THOMAS 581,583,587,591,593 346, 347, 349, 351, 352 GOOCH CEICLIA 583 347 GOOCH DOROTHY 581(2),583,585,591. 346 (2), 347, 348, 351 GOOCH EDWARD 591 351 GOOCH ELIZABETH 587, 591 349, 351 GOOCH GEORGE 581, 591 346, 351 GOOCH HANNAH 583, 587 347, 349 GOOCH HENRY 591 351 GOOCH JAMES WYARD 581, 583, 587, 589, 591 346, 347, 349, 351 GOOCH JOHN 591 351 GOOCH WHEATLEY 581 351 GOOCH WILLIAM 581, 583 351, 347 GOODSON ‘goodman’ 325 214 GOSE ANN 255 178 GRAFTON DUKE of 409 257 GRANT MARY EVELYN 377 241 GRANT WILLIAM S. 377 241 GRAY CHARLES WILLIAM 513 317 GREEN Rev.JAMES 69 74 GREEN DOROTHY 5,21,23,75(Jane)151 40, 48, 50, 77(Jane), 203 GREEN ROBERT 5,21,75(Stephen)151 40, 48,(Stephen), 203 GREEN STEPHEN(sic) 75 77 GREENVILLE LORD 283,425 191, 266 GRIMBLE ANN 251 176 GRIMBLE JOHN 251 176 GROSSE TOM 327 215 GRUNE (?) (?) GUEST Mr. 325,327,331,337 214, 215, 217, 220 GUIBON FRANCES 118 101 GUIBON WILLIAM 118 101 GURDON ...... Col 423 265 GURNEY FRANCIS 145, 245. 118, 173 GWAVAS ANNE 575(2),577,581. 343(2), 344, 346 GWAVAS ANTHONY 575 343 GWAVAS CHAMOND 575 343 GWAVAS CHARLES 579 345 GWAVAS DOROTHY 575 343 GWAVAS ELIZA 575 343 GWAVAS ELIZABETH 577 344 GWAVAS FRANCES 575 343 GWAVAS (grandmother) 569 340 GWAVAS GREGORY 577 344 GWAVAS HENRY 575 343 GWAVAS JANE 575 343 GWAVAS JOHN 573, 575, 577 342, 343, 344 GWAVAS JOHN RICHARD 573 342 GWAVAS MARY 575 343 GWAVAS RICHARD 573, 577 342, 344 GWAVAS ROBERT 575, 579 343, 345 GWAVAS THOMAS 575, 577 343, 344 GWAVAS WILLIAM 567,569,575-581. 339, 340, 343-346 H HADDON JOHN 365 234 HAIMTON HENRY 37 58 HALLOWS ELIZABETH 127 108 HALTON ARABELLA 459,464,465 285, 288, 289 HALTON SALATHIEL 459,465 285, 289 HALTON ‘pedigree’ 464 288 HAMBY MARY 483, 491, 493 300, 306, 307 HAMMOND Mr. 333,341 218, 222 HAMMOND Mrs. 341 222 HANCOCK THOMAS 243 172

HARLEY LADY BRILLIANCA, letters of 345 224 HARMAN DANIEL 337 220 HARMER HENRY M. 585 348 HARPER MARY 253 177 HARPER TRISTRAM 253 177 HARRIS ELIZABETH 127 108 HARRIS CHRISTOPHER 577 344 HARRIS ELIZABETH 577 344 HARRISON Rev.Mr. 341 222 HARRISON JOHN 589 350 HARROLD Mr. 456 283 HARROLD ISABELLA IIDIANCA 456 283 HART REBECCA 525 323 HARVEY JOHN 375,377 240, 241 HARVEY MARY 375,377,381,383,403 240, 241, 243, 244, 254 HASKINS ELIZABETH 543 332 HASTINGS KATHERINE 127 108 HATTON LADY 331,.... 217, … HAVERS Mr. 315 208 HAYRETT AUDREY 133 111 HAYRETT EDWARD 133 111 HAYWOOD Mrs. 583 347 HEIGHAM ANN 227 163 HEIGHAM CLEMENT 227,... 163, … HEMSON Mr. ... … HENDERSON FRANCES 377,37. 241, … HENDERSON JOHN 379,45. 242, … HENERSON EDITH ALICE 507 314 HENERSON WILLIAM HUNTER 507 314 HENRY VIII KING 65,67 72, 73 HERNE NICHOLAS 111 96 HESSE LAUDGRAVE of 335 219 HEVENNINGHAM WILLIAM 319,339,345 211, 221, 224 HEXT (Arms of) 573 342 HEYROUN THOMAS de 353 228 HEYWOOD THOMAS 589 350 HICKES (Arms of) 573 342 HICKES JOHN 573 342 HICKES PHILIPE 569 340 HICKES RICHARD 573, 577 342, 344 HIGHAM Sir CLEMENT 151 121 HIGHAM ELIZABETH 151 121 HILL LOUISA H. 543 332 HILL SUSANNAH 471, 473, 477 292, 293, 295 HILL ISSAC 473, 477 293, 295 HILL JANE 473, 477 293, 295 HILLIARD GRACE 255 178 HILLING LOUISA 525 323 HILTON CHARLOTTE 533 327 HOBART ANTHONY 323 327 HOBART JOHN 123,333 105, 218 HOBART Sir JOHN 319,327,329,343 211, 215, 216, 223 HOBART Sir MILES 329,331 216, 217 HODGE WILLIAM 483 300 HODSDONE RICHARD 349 226 HODSDONE THOMAS 349 226 HOELE Mr.THOMAS 369 236 HOGG WILLIAM 170,173 133, 135 HOLBROOK G----- 245 173 HOLL AUGUSTUS 331 217 HOLL THOMAS 27,315,317,329,343 52, 208, 210, 216, 223 HOLLAND Mrs. 315 208 HOLLAND Sir THOMAS 317 210 HOLMES ELIZABETH 589 350 HOLMES JOHN 589 350 HOLMES ROBERT,junior 589 350 HOLMES HANNAH 589 350 HOLT Mr.JAMES 577 344 HOOK ANN 7,173 41, 135 HOPTON Sir RALPH 341 222 HOPTON Sir THOMAS 339 221 HOWARD 77 78 HOWARD LORD HENRY 120,175 103, 137

HOWARD THOMAS EARL of NORFOLK 135 112 HOWARD LORD THOMAS 291 196 HOWARD JERIMIAH 255 178 HOWARD MARY 255 178 HOWARD MARY 311 206 HOWARD THOMAS 311 206 HOWARD LILIAN 511 316 HOWARD THOMAS 473 293 HOWES 337 220 HOWSE Mr. 341 222 HOYLE ISSAC 311 206 HUBY MARY 7 41 HUDSON MARIA 253 177 HUGHES AMELIA 385 245 HUGHES WILLIAM 239 169 HUN CAPTAIN 387,393 246, 249 HUNT MARY 239 169 HUNT JANE 253 177 HUNTINGDON(sic) EARL of 291 196 HUTCHINSON ANN 233 166 HUTCHINSON FRANCIS 233 166 HYDE THOMAS 166,167 130, 131 I, J JAMES ANNE 231,239 165, 169 JAMES JOHN 231,239 165, 169 JAMES MARY 239 169 JAMES Mrs. 317,319 210, 211 JEAYES ISSAC HERBERT,cited 125 107 JEEGON Mrs. ROBERT 343 223 JELLICORSE EDITH EMILY 385 245 JELLICORSE MAJOR HARROLD 385 245 JELLICORSE MARIAN EDITH 385 245 JENNINGHAM 21 48 JENNINGS Mr. 243 172 JENYNS ELIZABETH 149 120 JENYNS MARTHA 9,149 42, 120 JENYNS Sir ROGER 9,149 42, 120 JENYNS ROGER, junior 149 120 JENYNS SARAH 149 120 JENYNS SOAME 149 120 JENYNS VEARE 149 120 JERMYN JAMES 183,185 141, 142 JERMYN JOSEPH 183 141 JERMYN MARTHA 183,185 141, 142 JERMYN PETER 183 141 JERMYN ROBERT 183 141 JERMYN Sir THOMAS 231 165 JERNEGAN MARY 5,21,23,76,169,257 40, 48, 50, …, 132, 179 JERNEGAN THOMAS 5,23,76,169 40, 50, .., 132 JERVIS Captain WILLIAM HENRY 441 275 JNGLOS JOHANNA 21 48 JOHNSTONE ANNE SUSANNAH 499 310 JOHNSTONE CELESTE MARY MAJORE 499 310 JOHNSTONE WILLIAM MAJORE 499 310 JONES Rev.G.H.D. 383 244 JONES FRANCES ANNIE 383 244 JRBY Sir ANTHONY 341 222 K KEATE Dr. 247 174 KEMPE EDMUND 153 123 KEMPE ELIZABETH 77,151,153 78, 121, 123 5,21,23,53,55,77,95, 40,48,50,66, 67,78, KEMPE FRANCES 151, 153 87,121, 123 KEMPE JANE 151 121 KEMPE ISABELL 151,153 121, 123 KEMPE MARY 77,151,153 78, 121, 123 KEMPE ‘old’ 325,335 214, 219 40, 48, 50, 66, 78, 121, KEMPE ROBERT 5,21,23,53,77,151, 153 123 KEMPE Sir ROBERT 151,152,345 121, 122, 224 KEMPE RUTH 151 121 KEMPE WILLIAM 77,151,153 78, 121, 123 KERRICK JOHN 116 99 KERRICK MARY 116 99 KERRICK SARAH 116 99 KERRIDGE CELIA 593, 595 352, 353 KERRIDGE DANIEL 593, 595 352, 353 KERRIDGE GEORGE 593 352 KERRIDGE JAMES WYARD 593 352 KERRIDGE JANE 593 352 KESOUN JOHN 63 71 KETT ELIZABETH 9,39,311,375 42, 59, 206, 240 KETT Mr. 9 42 KING FRANCES 377,383,447 241, 244, 278 KING GEORGE,M.D. 377,383,447 241, 244, 278 KING Captain WILLIAM R.N. 443 276 KING ALICE MARY 383 244 KING AMY ELIZABETH 383 244 KING ARTHUR MINGAYE 383 244 KING CHARLES HENRY 383 244 KING ELLEN VALENTIA 383 244 KING ETHEL MARGARET 383 244 KING FRANCES ANNIE 383 244 KING GEORGE HERBERT 383 244 KING ROBERT EDWARD 383 244 KING WILLIAM HERVE 383 244 KING Rev.WILLIAM(FELTWELL) 389,393 247, 249 KINGSLAND JANE 263 182 KINGSLAND JOHN 263 182 KIRKBY Mrs.(HULL) 389... 247, .. KITCHINGMAN JOHN 151,153 121, 123 KITCHINGMAN MARY 151,153 121, 123 KNIGHTES MARGARET 253 177 KNIGHTES ROBERT 253 177 KNIGHTLEY AUDREY 115 98 KNIGHTLEY WILLIAM 115,133 98, 111 KNIGHTLEY WYNIFRED 133,135 111, 112 KNOLLIS Sir ROBERT 317,... 210, … KNOLLYS(or KNOWLES) LETH...... … L LACY STEPHEN 69 74 LAKE JOHN 251 176 LAKE MARGARET 251 176 LAKE THOMAS 283 191 LAMB CHARLES 407 256 LANCASTER Widow 323 213 LANE FRANCES 11,61,118,257, 285, 309 43,70,101,179,192,205 LANE GEORGE 11,61,118,257, 285, 309 43,70,101,179,192,205 LAWS CLEMENTINA 495 308 LAWS EDWARD 495 308 LAWS GEORGE 491, 493 306, 307 LAWS GEORGE MINGAY 495 308 LAWS HARRY WILLIAM 495 308 LAWS MARY CLEMENTINA 491 306 LAWS MARGARET ANN 495 308 LAWS PHOEBE 495 308 LAWS ROBERT 495 308 LAWS THOMAS THURLOW 495 308 LAYER CHRISTOPHER 291 196 LAYER ELIZABETH … … Le GROS Sir CHARLES 325,327,329 214, 215, 216 Le NEVE ANN 456, 283 Le NEVE ANNE ELIZA 456 283 Le NEVE EDWARD 456 283 Le NEVE ISABELLA INLIANA 456 283 Le NEVE OLIVER 456 283 Le NEVE PETER 37,99,456 58, 89, 283 Le NEVE Sir URY 345 224 Le STRANGE HAMON(cited) 287 193 Le STRANGE J..... “ 116 99 Le STRANGE KATHERINE 127 108 Le STRANGE ELIZA 523 322 LEEDES GEORGE 133, 135 111, 112 LEEDES URSULA 133, 135 111, 112 LEEDS DUKE of 569 340 LEGATTE JOHN 321,323,327,347 212, 213, 215, 225 LEICESTER LORD of 337 220 LEIGH Sir THOMAS 353 228 LEWKNER EDWARD 325 214 LOFFT CAPEL 405 255 LONSDALE LORD 461 286 LOVERIDGE Mr. 343,199,201 172, 149, 150 BALIFF of GREAT LUCAS YARMOUTH 335 219 LUCK MARIA 257 179 LUCK JAMES 257 179 LUCKING Sir WILLIAM, bart. 341 222 LUNSFORDE JOHN 371 238 LYND MARY 263 182 LYND THOMAS 263 182 LYTTON THOMAS 353,355 228, 229 M MACKORELL BENJAMIN (cited) 89(?) to 91,113 84(?)to85, 97 MAINGAY ii ii MAINGUY JULIEN i, 223 i, 161 MAINGUY LOUIS 225 162 MAINWARING Dr,.BISHOP of St.DAVID 331 217 MALTRAVERS LORD 323,325,335,341 213, 214, 219, 222 MANER Sir HENRY,priest 71 75 MANGEY Lieut. FRANCIS 191 145 MANISTER Rev. JOHN 73 76 MANNING Mr. 203 151 MANNING ANN 23,393 50, 249 MANNING AMY 237 168 MANNING Rev.C.K. 59,91 69, 85 MANNING HARRY CHARLES 233,237,403 166, 168, 254 MANNING MATTHEW 229,233,237 164, 166, 168 MANNING Dr. 387,391 246, 248 MANNING Mrs.junior 389,393 247, 249 MANNINGS JOHN GREY 111 96 MARCHE WILLIAM de la ... … MARKWICK BOLDS (or BOLDERS) 229,231,237 164, 165, 168 MARKWICK REBECCA 229,231,237,387,391 164, 165, 168, 246, 248 MARSHALL THE LORD 329,331,345 216, 217, 224 MARSHALL MARY 467 290 MARTIN Dr. 321 212 MARTIN JOHNNY 297,301 199, 201 MARTINE MARY BLAKE 463,465 287, 289 MASON HENRY 581 346 MATHER ALEXANDER 5 40 MATHUIE ISABELL 152 122 MATHUIE THOMAS 152 122 MATTHEW DANIEL 517 319 MATTHEW SARAH(nee.SISTED) 517 319 MATTHEW MADELINE 517 319 MATTHEWS TIMOTHY 174 136 MAY MARY 253 177 MEAD Sir JOHN 343 223 PHILIP 589 350 MENGE JOHN 167 131 MENGUY I i MENGY RICARDO 269 185 MENGY ROBERT 267 184 MENGY STEPHEN 267 184 METHWOLD old 341 222 MEURER CORNELIA 377,439 241, 274 MICKEBURGH MATTHEW 123 105 MILES THOMAS 333 218 MILLER ELIZABETH 151 121 MILLER NICHOLAS 151 121 MILLER CAROLINE 523 322 MILLER GEORGE MINGAY 523 322 MILLET G.B. 579 345 MIMECASON Mr. 331 217 MINGAIE ALICE 253 177 MINGAIE JEFFREY 253 177 MINGAIE JANE 253 177 MINGALEY(?) JOHN 409 257 MINGAY ANN 7,27,29,31,41,75,77 41, 52, 54, 55, ,60, 77, 78 MINGAY ANN 157,170-173,179,187 125, 133-135, 139, 143 MINGAY ANN 189,231,233,255,375 144, 165, 166, 178, 240 MINGAY ANN 439,461,465,527,529 274, 286, 289, 324, 325 MINGAY ANN 537,543 329, 332 MINGAY ANNA 21,27,33,139,311 48, 52, 56, 115, 206 MINGAY ANNA ELIZA 9,37,99,456,457 42, 58, 89, 283, 284 MINGAY ANNARETTA 9,161 42, 127 MINGAY ANNE 5,7,11,17,19,25 40, 41, 46, 47, 51 MINGAY ANNE 33,35,41,87,89,118, 56, 57, 60, 83, 84, 101 MINGAY ANNE 227,229,231,237,251 163, 164, 165, 168, 176 MINGAY ANNE 263,309,549 182, 205, 336 MINGAY ANNIE 525 323 MINGAY ANNA MARIA (NANCY) 389,393,525 247,249, 323 MINGAY ANNIE MAUD ELIZABETH 377,379 241, 242 MINGAY ANDREW 263 182 MINGAY AGNES 3,255 39, 178 MINGAY ADOLPHUS 461 286 MINGAY ADOLPHUS FREDERICK 465 289 MINGAY ALBERT EDWARD 217 158 MINGAY ALBERT THOMAS 217 158 MINGAY ALFRED 529,531,543,547 325, 326, 332, 335 MINGAY ALFRED THOMAS 525,537,551 323, 329, 337 MINGAY ALFRED JAMES 544 333 MINGAY ALEXANDER G. 221 160 MINGAY ALICE 3,253,465,545,551 39, 177, 289, 334, 337 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 1,11,15,31,33,51,55 38, 43, 45, 55, 56, 65, 67 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 59,61,63,83,85,91, 69, 70, 71, 81, 82, 85 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 113,119,123,124,125 97, 102, 105, 106, 107 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 127,129,139,167,169 108, 109, 115, 131, 132, ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 315,317,319,321,323 208, 210, 212, 213 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 325,327,329,331,333 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 335,337,339,341,343 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1649 345, 347 224, 225 MINGAY ANTHONY (junior),London 11,15,124,167,219, 347 43, 45, 106, 131, 159, 225 MINGAY ANTHONY,of LODDON 5,9,76,85. 40, 42, 77, 82 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1713 11,33,35,55,59,61 43, 56, 57, 67, 69, 70 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1713 85,87,118,120,121 82, 83, 101, 103, 104 ANTHONY,of NORWICH MINGAY d.1713 285, 307, 309, 347 192, 204, 205, 225, MINGAY ANTHONY 87, 118, 119, 161 83, 101, 102, 127 MINGAY ARABELLA 459, 465 285, 289 MINGAY ARTHUR SAMUEL 525 323 MINGAY AUGUSTA 529 325 MINGAY AUGUSTA ANNE 531 326 MINGAY BELLAMY 527,529,531,535 324, 325, 326, 328 MINGAY BERTIE 551 337 MINGAY BRIDGET 29,31,33,51,83,85 54, 55, 56, 65, 81, 82, MINGAY BRIDGET 87,107,177,227,311 83, 94, 138, 163, 206 MINGAY CAROLINA 465, 545 289, 334 MINGAY CASTILIA 33 56 MINGAY CHARLOTTE 533,535,545 327, 328, 334 39, 121, 176, 325, 326, MINGAY CATHERINE 3,151,251,529,531, 535 328 MINGAY CATHERINE ARABELLA 41,465 60, 289 MINGAY CATHERINE DOROTHY 379 242 MINGAY CATHERINE MARTHA 529, 535 325, 328 MINGAY CATHERINE RICHARDSON 377, 379 241, 242 MINGAY CECILY 3,27. 39, 52 MINGAY CHARLES 29,33,39,43,87,89, 54, 56, 59, 61, 83, 84 MINGAY CHARLES 118,193,525,544,549 101, 146, 323, 333. 336 MINGAY CHARLES H. 455 282 MINGAY CHARLES PAGET 377, 449 241, 279 MINGAY CHARLES ROBERT 217 158 MINGAY CHRISTOPHER 271 186 MINGAY CLEMENT (CLIMMINT) 3,29,35. 39, 54, 57 MINGAY CLEMENTINA 217 158 MINGAY CORNELIA 377 241 MINGAY CORNELIA ANNA 377, 439, 451 241, 274, 280 MINGAY DEBROAH 183 141 MINGAY DOROTHY 5,7,21,23,25,35,87 40, 41, 48, 49, 50, 57, 83 MINGAY DOROTHY 118,151,237,375,385 101, 121, 168, 240, 245, MINGAY DOROTHY 387,389,391,393,395 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, MINGAY DOROTHY 403, 405 254, 255 MINGAY DAVID 221 160 MINGAY EDWARD 22,27,29,35,45,75 49, 52, 54, 57, 62, 77, MINGAY EDWARD 213,217,221,251,253 156, 158, 160, 176, 177, MINGAY EDWARD 255,265,529,533,535 178, 325, 327, 328 MINGAY EDWARD GIRAUD 377 241 MINGAY EDITH 551 337 MINGAY EDITH ELLEN 225, 511 162, 316 MINGAY ELIZA 41,375,403,413 60, 240, 254, 259 MINGAY ELIZA MARGARETTA 377,395,403 241, 250, 254 MINGAY ELIZA MARY 205,377,381,449 152, 241, 243, 279 MINGAY ELIZABETH,Gt.YARMOUTH 217 158 MINGAY ELIZABETH 3,5,9,11,15-31,35 39, 40, 42, 43,45-55, 57 MINGAY ELIZABETH 37,39,75,77,103,116 58, 59, 77, 78, 91, 99 MINGAY ELIZABETH 117,119,155,161,183 100, 101, 124, 127, 141 MINGAY ELIZABETH 201,251,255-261,311 150, 176, 178-181, 206 MINGAY ELIZABETH 375,457,525-531,535 240, 284, 323-326, 328 MINGAY ELIZABETH 537, 543 329, 332 MINGAY ELIZABETH SALLY 375, 385, 391, 397 240, 245, 248, 251 MINGAY ELLEN 41,255, 465, 544 60, 178, 289, 333 MINGAY EMMA 221, 545, 547 160, 334, 335 MINGAY EMILY HARRIET 525 323 MINGAY EMMANUEL HALTON 465 289 MINGAY ERNEST 551 337 MINGAY ESTHER 43,170,173,174,265 61, 133, 135, 136, 183 MINGAY ERYE ROBERT 187, 191, 193 143, 145, 146 MINGAY ELIZABETH 263 182 MINGAY FLORENCE JUSTIANA 465 289 MINGAY FLORENCE LOUISA 525 323 MINGAY FRANCES 5,11,13,21,23,45,51 40, 43, 44, 48, 50, 62, 65 MINGAY FRANCES 55,61,75,77,118,137 67, 70, 77, 78, 101, 113 MINGAY FRANCES 151,255,257,275,309 121, 178, 179, 205 MINGAY FRANCES 375,377,379,383,385 2240, 241, 242, 244, 245 MINGAY FRANCES 389, 393, 447, 453 247, 249, 278, 281 MINGAY FRANK 551 337 MINGAY FRANCIS 13,21,22,45,133-141 44, 48, 49, 62, 111-116 MINGAY FRANCIS 197, 209 148, 154 MINGAY FRANCIS (junior) 21,45,137-139,197 48, 62, 113-115, 148 MINGAY FREDERICK 525, 551 323, 337 MINGAY F.H. (of GLASGOW) 553 338 MINGAY FRYER & DALTON 219 159 MINGAY GEORGE 537, 543, 544 329, 332, 333 MINGAY GEORGE(of HOLTON,Sfk.) 525 323 MINGAY GEORGE(son of 43,195,445 61, 147, 277 MINGAY GEORGE (of NORWICH) 5,21,23,25,33,47 40, 48, 50, 51, 56, 63 MINGAY GEORGE (of NORWICH) 51,55,79,81,87,93 65, 67, 79, 80, 83, 86 MINGAY GEORGE (of NORWICH) 95,131,174,217 87, 110, 136, 158 MINGAY Rev.GEORGE 37,203,205,213,377 58, 151, 152, 156, 241 MINGAY Rev.GEORGE 381,383,389,403,445 243, 244, 247, 254, 277 MINGAY Rev.GEORGE 447, 449, 453 278, 279, 281 MINGAY GEORGE HOWE 377,,379,449,453 241, 242, 279, 281 MINGAY GEORGINA 379, 453 242, 281 MINGAY GEORGE SAMUEL 465 289 MINGAY GRACE 255 178 MINGAY GRACE VIOLET 539 330 MINGAY HALTON 41 60 MINGAY HANNAH 35,465,457 57,284, 289, MINGAY HARRIET JANE 337, 395, 399, 403 220, 250, 252, 254 MINGAY HARRIET 525 323

MINGAY HENRY,BURY St.EDMUNDS 217 158 MINGAY HENRY 7,9,17,27,29,35,77, 41, 42, 46, 52, 54, 57, 78 MINGAY HENRY 213,251,259,261,547 156, 176, 180, 181, 335 MINGAY HENRY,of the INNER 5,21,23,47,53,55,73 40, 48, 50, 63, 66, 67, 76 MINGAY HENRY,of the INNER 75,76,77,83,91,93, 77, 78, 81, 85, 86 MINGAY HENRY,of the INNER 95,113,123,143,167 87, 97, 105, 117, 131 MINGAY HENRY,of the INNER 169,179,209,257, 132, 139, 154, 179, MINGAY HENRY,of the INNER 311-319. 206-211 MINGAY Rev.HENRY 7,9,145,175,177,227 41, 42, 118, 137, 138, 163, MINGAY Rev.HENRY 229,231,311,457 164, 165, 206, 284 MINGAY HENRY () 7, 227, 235, 237 41, 163, 167, 168, MINGAY HENRY WILLIAM 525 323 MINGAY HENRY MARK 543 332 MINGAY HENRY 269 185 MINGAY HERVE´ 379,453 242, 281 MINGAY HERVE´ TREVOR 379 242 MINGAY HESTER 3,27,119,165,167 39, 52, 102, 129, 131 MINGAY HERBERT 465 289 MINGAY ISABEL 5,9,21,23,25,29,33, 40, 42, 48, 50, 51, 54, 56, MINGAY ISABEL 57,77,81,115,151 68, 78, 80, 98, 121, MINGAY ISABELLA 37,43,145,403,457, 58, 61, 118, 254, 284, 289 61, 240, 247, 249, 250, MINGAY ISABELA CHARLOTTE 43,375,389,393, 251 MINGAY JACOB 533, 539 327, 330 MINGAY JAMES 7,29,35,43,83,89,170 41, 54, 57, 61, 81, 84, 133 MINGAY JAMES 173, 177, 197, 213 135, 138, 148, 156, MINGAY JAMES 221,229,231,235,237 160, 164, 165, 167, 168, MINGAY JAMES 375,385,387,389,391 240, 245, 246, 247, 248, MINGAY JAMES 394,395,397,405,437 249, 250, 251, 255, 272, MINGAY JAMES 451, 543 280, 332 MINGAY JAMES (HOLTON) 525 323 MINGAY JAMES (K.C.) 49,197,209,277,279, 64, 148, 154, 188, 189, MINGAY JAMES (K.C.) 281,287,289,375,387 190, 193, 195, 240, 246, MINGAY JAMES (K.C.) 389-429,435, 247-268, 271 MINGAY JAMES (K.C.) (memory of)(?),437. 272 MINGAY JAMES M.D.of WINDSOR 173,242-249, 459. 135, 171-175, 285 MINGAY Mrs.,of WINDSOR 247, 249 174, 175 MINGAY JAMES ALFRED 545 334 MINGAY JAMES HENRY 545 334 MINGAY JANE 5-9,35,37,75,89,157 40-42, 57, 58, 77, 84, 125, MINGAY JANE 175,259,457,527-531 137, 180, 284, 324-326, MINGAY JANE 535, 537 328, 329 MINGAY JANE ELIZABETH 529, 535 325, 328 MINGAY JOHANNA 21 48, 39, 40, 48, 49, 50, 121, MINGAY JOAN 3,5,21,23,25,151, 257 179 MINGAY JOANNES 271 186 MINGAY JEFFREY 255 178 JOHN of NORWICH & MINGAY Arminghall 5,21,22,25,57,75,77 40, 48, 49, 51, 68, 77, 78 JOHN of NORWICH & MINGAY Arminghall 81,93,95,113,115, 80, 86, 87, 97, 98, JOHN of NORWICH & MINGAY Arminghall 127,145,151,153,197 108, 118, 121, 123, 148, JOHN of NORWICH & MINGAY Arminghall 285, 289 192, 194 MINGAY JOHN of ARMINGHALL 5,9,53,77,147,149, 40, 42, 66, 78, 119, 120 MINGAY JOHN of ARMINGHALL 157,175,197,207,229 125, 137, 148, 153, 164 MINGAY JOHN of ARMINGHALL 285 1992 JOHN (MAYOR of Norwich MINGAY 1617) 3,11,15,31,33,47,59 39, 43, 45, 55, 56, 63, 69, JOHN (MAYOR of Norwich MINGAY 1617) 81,83,85,113,119, 80, 81, 82, 97, 102, JOHN (MAYOR of Norwich MINGAY 1617) 139, 289, 303, 307 115, 195, 202, 204 MINGAY JOHN of GIMMINGHAM etc 1,11,15,55,103,116 38, 43, 45, 67, 91, 99, MINGAY JOHN of GIMMINGHAM etc 117,129,139,155,167 100, 109, 115, 124, 131, MINGAY JOHN of GIMMINGHAM etc 171,199,201,203,207 134, 149, 150, 151, 153, MINGAY JOHN of GIMMINGHAM etc 285, 341 192, 222 MINGAY Rev.JOHN 7,57,170-175,203 41, 68, 133-137, 151 MINGAY Rev.JOHN 213, 241, 242, 243, 311 156, 170, 171, 172, 206 MINGAY JOHN of 183, 185, 213 141, 142, 156 MINGAY JOHN of NEW ROMNEY 371 238 MINGAY JOHN son of ROBERT,ELY 9,161.00 42, 127 MINGAY JOHN, barrister 7,89,91,201,211,229 41, 84, 85, 150, 155, 164, MINGAY JOHN, barrister 231,239,284,285 165, 169, 191, 192 MINGAY JOHN, NORWICH,attorney 7,35,89,175,201. 41, 57, 84, 137, 150 MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 9,11,31-39,43,75, 42, 43, 55-59, 61, 77 MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 81,85,89,105,118 80, 82, 84, 92, 101, MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 119,125,170,173,191 102, 107, 133, 135, 145, MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 193,213,215,217, 229, 146, 156, 157, 158, 164 MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 253,255,259,263,269 177, 178, 180, MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 271,283,289,303,307 186, 191, 202, 204, MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 315,317,321,333,335 208, 210, 212, 218, 219, 347, 465, 529, 539, 541, 225, 289, 325, 330, 331, MINGAY JOHN (.....?) 551 337 MINGAY JOHN of HULL 29(baptised)43,187 54(baptised), 61, 143 MINGAY Mrs. “ 389, 393 247, 249 MINGAY JOHN FOWLE,of HULL 43, 189, 395 61, 144, 250 MINGAY JOHN,s. of EYRE ROBERT 189 144 MINGAY JOHN,of BEDFORD 215 157 MINGAY JOHN,of LITTLE DUNMOW 547 335 MINGAY JOHN,of DULLINGHAM 549, 551 336, 337 MINGAY JOHN,C.H.of AUSTRALIA 453 281 MINGAY JOHN SYRED 219, 221 159, 160 MINGAY JONAS 527, 529, 537 324, 325, 329 MINGAY JONATHAN 217 158 MINGAY JOHN HENRY 465 289 MINGAY JOSEPH 537 329 MINGAY JOSEPH CHARLES 544 333 MINGAY of BUNGAY 271 186 MINGAY of LAXFIELD 271 186 MINGAY LETTICE 255 178 MINGAY LOUISA 549 336 MINGAY LOUISA 525,545 323, 334 MINGAY LOUISA SARAH 525 323 MINGAY LYDIA 170, 461, 465 133, 286, 289 27, 257, 529, 537, 543, MINGAY MARIA 545 52, 179, 325, 332, 334 MINGAY MARIA ELIZABETH 27 52 MINGAY MARIE 255 178 MINGAY MARY BLAKE 463, 465 287, 289 MINGAY MARGARETTA 3,37,251,253,255 39, 58, 176, 177, 178, MINGAY MARGARETTA 267,375,389,393,399 184, 240, 247, 249, 252 MINGAY MARGERY 5,21,23,75,367. 40, 48, 50, 77, 235 MINGAY MARMADUKE 119, 193 102, 146 MINGAY MARK BLAKELEY 463, 465 287, 289 MINGAY MARK HENRY 529, 533, 535 325, 327, 328 MINGAY MATTHEW 37, 537, 543 58, 329, 332 MINGAY MARY 3,9,43,97,105,117 39, 42, 61, 88, 92, 100, MINGAY MARY 171,189,251,253,259 134, 144, 176, 177, 180, MINGAY MARY 263,375,377,381-387 182, 240, 241, 243-246, MINGAY MARY 395-399,403,451,527 250-252, 254, 280, 324, MINGAY MARY 529-537,541-545. 325-329, 331-334 MINGAY MARY, of ELY 7 41 MINGAY MARY,of ARMINGHALL 5,21,23,76,77,257. 40, 48, 50, 77, 78, 479 MINGAY MARY,of LONDON 119,161-167. 102, 127-131 MINGAY MARY,of NORWICH 7,11,15,31,33,35,51 41, 43, 45, 55, 57, 65, MINGAY MARY,of NORWICH 59,83,87,118-125, 69, 81, 83, 101-107, MINGAY MARY,of NORWICH 167,169,237,307,317 131, 132, 168, 204, 210, MINGAY MARY,of NORWICH 319,323,325,327,329 211, 213, 214, 215, 216, MINGAY MARY,of NORWICH 331,335,339,341,345 217, 219, 221, 222, 224, MINGAY MARY,of NORWICH 393 249 MINGAY MARY ANN 257,265,465,525,529 179, 183, 289, 323, 325, MINGAY MARY ANN 535, 539, 543. 545 328, 330, 334 MINGAY MARY ANN CATHERINE 525 323 MINGAY MARY EVELYN 377, 379 241, 242 MINGAY MARY WEBB 377,381,383,447,449 241, 243, 244, 278, 279 MINGAY MARY ANNA FULLER 375, 389, 393, 399 240, 247, 249, 252 MINGAY MARTHA 9,137,139,149,157 42, 113, 115, 120, 125, MINGAY MARTHA 161,183,527,529,531 127, 141, 324, 325, 326, MINGAY MARTHA 535, 537, 541 328, 329, 331 MINGAY MATTHEW 143,529,531,537,539 117, 325, 326, 329, 330 MINGAY MATILDA 3,21,151. 39, 48, 121 MINGAY MAUD 551 337 MINGAY MAUD ELLEANOR 41, 465 60, 289 MINGAY MAY CONSTANCE 465 289 MINGAY M.B. 215 157 MINGAY MILES 5,13,21,22,25,45 40, 44, 48, 49, 51, 62, MINGAY MILES 133,135,139,155,197 111, 112, 115, 124, 148 MINGAY MIRABELL 253 177 MINGAY NOAH 551 337 MINGAY PARKER FULLER 377 241 MINGAY PAUL JAMES 529, 537, 544 325, 329, 333 MINGAY PENNINGTON 9, 161, 191 42, 127, 145 MINGAY PHOEBE 261 181 MINGAY PHILIP 221 160 MINGAY Mr. (NORWICH) 120 103 MINGAY Mrs. ( “ ) 63 71 MINGAY Mrs. (BROCKHAMPTON) 217 158 MINGAY Mr. (ELLOUGH) 271 186 MINGAY REBECCA(H) 7,119,163,167,235 41, 102, 128, 131, 167, MINGAY REBECCA(H) 525 323 MINGAY REBECKA 267 184 MINGAY REGINALD JOHN 545 334 MINGAY RICHARD 255,529,537,543,549 178, 325, 329, 332, 336 MINGAY “ of SHOTESHAM 3,... 39, … MINGAY “ of NORWICH 35, 213, 215, 313 35, 156, 157, 207 MINGAY “ of LONG SUTTON 170 133 MINGAY “ of 213 156 MINGAY RICHARD SMITH 253 177 MINGAY ROBERT 123,263,527,529,531 105, 182, 324, 325, 326, MINGAY ROBERT 535,537,541,543,544 328, 329, 331, 333 MINGAY ROBERT of ARMINGHALL 21 48 MINGAY “ of HULL 43 61 MINGAY “ of NORWICH 3,5,22,25,37,131 39, 40, 49, 51, 58, 110 MINGAY “ of SHOTESHAM 3,7,21,27,29,151 39, 41, 48, 52, 54, 121, MINGAY “ of SHOTESHAM 177,213,387,393,395 138, 156, 246, 249, 250, MINGAY “ of SHOTESHAM 459 285 MINGAY ROBERT of ELY 7,9,147,149,157,159 41, 42, 119, 120, 125, 126, MINGAY ROBERT of ELY 161 127 MINGAY “ of HULL 43 61 MINGAY “ of PULHAM 367 235 MINGAY ROBERT GEORGE 539 330 MINGAY ROBERT JOHN 217 158 MINGAY ROBERT THOMAS 221 160 MINGAY ROBERT PETER 37 58 MINGAY ROBERT HERVE´ 379 242 MINGAY ROGER of NORWICH 11,31,33,53,59,61 43, 55, 56, 66, 69, 70, MINGAY ROGER of NORWICH 63,81,85,95,118,119 71, 80, 82, 87, 101, 102, MINGAY ROGER of NORWICH 120,121,123,125,285 103, 104, 105, 107, 192, MINGAY ROGER of NORWICH 307, 309, 311, 323 204, 205, 206, 213 MINGAY ROGER 87, 118 83, 101 MINGAY ROGER of LONDON 11,119,161,163,165 43, 102, 127, 128, 129, MINGAY ROGER of LONDON 167, 169 131, 132 MINGAY RUTH 543 332 MINGAY SAMUEL 259, 261 180, 181 MINGAY SAMUEL ERNEST 525 323 MINGAY SAMUEL PAUL 544 333 MINGAY SARAH 29,31,35,183,253 64, 55, 141, 177, MINGAY SARAH 375,525,529,533,535 240, 323, 325, 327, 328, MINGAY SARAH 539, 549 330, 336 MINGAY SARAH ANN 531 326 MINGAY SARAH ELLEN 465 289 MINGAY SARAH BEATRICE 539 330 MINGAY SARAH JANE 377 241 MINGAY SARAH MARIA 539 330 MINGAY SOPHIA 37 58 MINGAY SOPHIA (CLEMENTINA) 37 58 MINGAY SUSAN 5,7,11,15,31,33,49 40, 41, 43, 45, 55, 56, 64, MINGAY SUSAN 55,83,103,117,119, 67, 81, 91, 100, 102, MINGAY SUSAN 120,125,129,155,285 103, 107, 109, 124, 192, MINGAY SUSAN 303,317,323,327,329 202, 210, 213, 215, 216 MINGAY SUSSANNA(H) 77, 253, 529, 531, 537 78, 177, 325, 326, 329 MINGAY TABITHA 22 49 MINGAY THIRZA 545 334 MINGAY THOMAS 544, 549 333, 336 MINGAY THOMAS of NORWICH 5,21,23,25. 40, 48, 50, 51 MINGAY THOMAS,of Shottesham 3,17,19,29,39,151 39, 46, 47, 54, 59, 121, MINGAY THOMAS,of Shottesham 257 179 MINGAY THOMAS,of Arminghall 5,21,22,75,79,221 40, 48, 49, 77, 79, 160, MINGAY THOMAS,of Arminghall 285 192

MINGAY THOMAS,of Orford & London 219 159 MINGAY THOMAS HILDITCH 41,465 60, 289 MINGAY THOMOSIN 229 164 MINGAY VALENTINE 197 148 MINGAY WILLIAM,of HOLTON 215, 525 157, 323 WILLIAM,Deputy,City of MINGAY London 57, 68 MINGAY WILLIAM 9,11,33,51,55,77,83 42, 43, 56, 65, 67, 78, 81, MINGAY WILLIAM 97,103,105,155,183 88, 91, 92, 124, 141, MINGAY WILLIAM 193,203,213,251,255 146, 151, 156, 176, 178, MINGAY WILLIAM 263,265,453,455,465 182, 183, 281, 282, 289, MINGAY WILLIAM 527-539,545,549,551 324-330, 334, 336, 337 MINGAY WILLIAM,of Shottesham 3,7,9,13,17,19,27 39, 41, 42, 44, 46, 47, 52, MINGAY WILLIAM,of Shottesham 29,31,35,39,47,73 54, 55, 59, 63, 76, MINGAY WILLIAM,of Shottesham 105,213,237,311,375 92, 156, 168, 206, 240, MINGAY WILLIAM,of Shottesham 391, 395, 457 248, 250, 284 WILLIAM (Mayor of Norwich, MINGAY 1561 1,5,21,23,25,33, 38, 40, 48, 50, 51, 56, WILLIAM (Mayor of Norwich, MINGAY 1561 63-75,79,106,107 71-77, 79, 93, 94, WILLIAM (Mayor of Norwich, MINGAY 1561 113,131,151,155,285 97, 110, 121, 124, 192, WILLIAM (Mayor of Norwich, MINGAY 1561 288, 291, 293, 297 194, 196, 197, 199 MINGAY WILLIAM,of London 11,119,161,165,166 43, 102, 127, 129, 130, MINGAY WILLIAM,of London 167, 219 131, 159 MINGAY WILLIAM,of Norwich, Attorney 9,35,37,57,99,213 42, 57, 58, 68, 89, 156,

MINGAY WILLIAM,of Norwich, Attorney 311,456,457,459,465 206, 283, 284, 285, 289

MINGAY Rev.WILLIAM,of Burnham Ellph 5,197,199 40, 148, 149 WILLIAM,of GRAYS INN, & MINGAY Norwich 5,21,23,33,47,79,93 40, 48, 50, 56, 63, 79, 86, WILLIAM,of GRAYS INN, & MINGAY Norwich 131, 197, 207 110, 148, 153 MINGAY WILLIAM,of HASSELL 41,195,215,457 60, 147, 157, 284, MINGAY WILLIAM,of HASSELL 459, 461, 464, 465 285, 286, 289 MINGAY WILLIAM BELLAMY 529, 535 325, 328 MINGAY WILLIAM C. 455 282 MINGAY WILLIAM CHARLES 465 282 MINGAY WILLIAM GEORGE 41, 459, 461, 465 60, 285, 286, 288 MINGAY WILLIAM GOFFIN 257 179 MINGAY W.J. 219 159 MINGAY ,Admiral 377,403,439,441 241, 254, 274, 275, MINGAY WILLIAM JAMES,Admiral 445, 449, 451, 463 277, 279,280, 287 WILLIAM ROBERT,M.D. of MINGAY Thetford 203,205,213,279,287 151, 152, 156, 189, 193, WILLIAM ROBERT,M.D. of MINGAY Thetford 375,381,383,387,389 240, 243, 244, 246, 247, WILLIAM ROBERT,M.D. of MINGAY Thetford 393,395,399,403,427 249, 250, 252, 254, 267 WILLIAM ROBERT, of St.Paul, MINGAY USA 377, 438, 451 241, 273, 280 WILLIAM ROBERT, of St.Paul, MINGAY USA MINGAY Widow 55 67 MINGAY WILLIAM,of Shottesham 3,151,187 39, 121, 143 MINGAY WILLIAM HERVE´ 377, 379, 451 241, 242, 280 MINGAY WILLIAM,of Australia 379 242 MINGAY WINIFRED 13,21,23,45,133,135 44, 48, 50, 62, 111, 112 MINGAY ADA MADELINE 517 319 MINGAY ALICE MURIEL 505 313 MINGAY ALFRED 475 294 291, 298, 299, 300, 301, MINGAY ANN 469,481,483,484,485 302, MINGAY ANN 487, 489 303, 304 MINGAY ANNIE 515 318 MINGAY ARTHUR HAROLD 499, 521 305, 321 MINGAY ARTHUR HERBERT 511 316 MINGAY BERTHA CELESTE 505 313 MINGAY CELESTE MARY MAJORE 499, 521 310, 321 MINGAY CELESTE EVA 499 310 MINGAY CELIA 481, 483, 499 298, 300, 310 MINGAY CELIA HANNAH 505 313 MINGAY CHARLES GRAY 515 318 MINGAY CHARLES NEWEL 517 319 MINGAY CHARLES PAINE 503 312 MINGAY CLAUDE PAINE 505 313 MINGAY CLARA 509 315 MINGAY DOROTHEA LUCY 507 314 MINGAY DOROTHY LUCY 480,483-487,591. 297, 300-303, 351 MINGAY DOROTHY OLGA 499, 521 310, 321 MINGAY EDITH ANN 503 312 MINGAY EDITH ELLEN 511 316 MINGAY EDWARD 469, 471 291, 292 MINGAY EDWARD GROOM 507, 519 314, 320 MINGAY EDWARD JAMES 471, 473 292, 293 MINGAY ELIZA 523 322 MINGAY ELIZABETH 471, 473, 479 292, 293, 296 MINGAY ELIZABETH BEILBY 511 316 MINGAY EMELINA 475 294 MINGAY EMILY 503 312 MINGAY EMILIE INGLE 509 315 MINGAY EMILY OLGA 499, 521 310, 321 MINGAY ETHEL INEZ 499 310 MINGAY FLORENCE EMILY 503 312 MINGAY FRANK GRAY 475,479,499,517,519 294, 296, 310, 319, 320 MINGAY FREDERICK 517 319 MINGAY FREDERICK JAMES 515 318 MINGAY FREDERICK MARK 523 322 MINGAY FREDERICK MATTHEW 517 319 MINGAY GEORGE 469, 475 291, 294 MINGAY GEORGE (of Orford) 215,263,289,479,480 157, 182, 195, 296, 297, MINGAY GEORGE (of Orford) 481,483,484,485,487 298, 300, 302, 303, MINGAY GEORGE (of Orford) 489, 491, 493, 591 305, 306, 307, 351 MINGAY GEORGE ARTHUR 499 310 MINGAY GEORGE JOHN 469 291 MINGAY GEORGE NELSON 493, 523 307, 322 MINGAY GEORGE WM.(of Orford) 481, 483, 497, 511 298, 300, 309, 316 MINGAY GEORGE WM.(of Toronto) 480, 481, 499, 501 297, 298, 310, 311 MINGAY GEORGE WM. (of Hull) 513 317 MINGAY GERTRUDE FANNY 503 312 MINGAY HAROLD GEORGE 509 315 MINGAY HARRY RAYNER 517 319 MINGAY HERBERT EDWARD. 509,511 315, 316 MINGAY HORACE EDWARD 509 315 MINGAY JAMES 467,469,471,473,475 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, MINGAY JAMES 477, 479, 480, 481 295, 296, 297, 298 JAMES(of Stratford, St.Andrew, MINGAY 479 296 MINGAY JAMES ARTHUR 507 314 MINGAY JAMES THOMAS 513 317 MINGAY JANE 471, 475 292, 295 MINGAY JOHN (of Bedfield) 479 479 MINGAY JOHN (of Shadwell) 467 290 MINGAY JOHN ALFRED 499, 501 310, 311 MINGAY JOHN SYRED 469, 471, 473, 475 291, 292, 293, 294 MINGAY JENNIE MAY 515 318 MINGAY LILIAN 511 316 MINGAY LILLIAN 513 317 MINGAY LORNA GERTRUDE 517 319 MINGAY LUCY ANNE 499 310 MINGAY MABEL ELSIE 499 310 MINGAY MADELAINE 517 319 MINGAY MARGARET INEZ 501 311 MINGAY MARGARET 481, 484, 485, 487 298, 301, 302, 303 MINGAY MARY 467,479,481,483,485 290, 296, 298, 300, 302 MINGAY MARY ANN(E) 475,481,484-491,497 294, 298, 301-306, 309, MINGAY MARY CLEMENTINE 490, 493 306, 307 MINGAY MARY JANE 515, 517, 519 318, 319, 320 MINGAY MILDRED ELEANOR 505 313 MINGAY NATHANIEL 467 290 MINGAY NELLIE DUSTAN 515 318 MINGAY PHOEBE 497 309 MINGAY PHOEBE ELIZABETH 490, 491, 497 306, 309 MINGAY REBECCA 467 290 MINGAY RICHARD 481, 485 298, 302 MINGAY RICHARD ERNEST 509 315 MINGAY ROBERT 479 296 MINGAY ROBERT WILLIAM(of Hull). 513 317 MINGAY ROLAND SUDBURY 509 315 MINGAY ROY EDWARD 519 320 MINGAY SARAH 467, 479, 481, 485 290, 296, 298, 302 MINGAY SARAH HARRIET 523 322 MINGAY SOPHIA 484, 485, 487, 489 301, 302, 303, 305 MINGAY SOPHIA MARGARET 497 309 MINGAY SUSSANNAH 469-479 291-296 MINGAY THOMAS 480,481,485,487,489 297, 298, 302, 303, 305 MINGAY THOMAS EDWARD 469, 471, 477 291, 292, 295 THOMAS WALTER, of Niagra MINGAY Falls, USA 480, 481, 501 297, 298, 311 MINGAY TOM WILLIAM 515 318 MINGAY WALTER EDMUND 503 312 MINGAY WALTER ERNEST 509 315 MINGAY WILFRED HENRY 511 316 467, 469, 471, 475, 481, 290, 291, 292, 294, 298, MINGAY WILLIAM 485 302, MINGAY WILLIAM GROOM 481, 484, 485, 487 298, 301, 302, 303 MINGAY WILLIAM HENRY 475 294 MINGAY WILLIAM JAMES 480,481,482,483,491 297, 298, 299, 300, 306 MINGE HENRY 257, 355 179, 229 MINGE JAMES & SUSANNAH 355 229 MINGE JUDITH 370 237 MINGE JANE 263 182 MINGE THOMAS 257, 353 179, 228 MINGE WILLIAM 367 235 MINGEE ADAM de 1 i MINGEY JOHN & JANE & WILLIAM 259 180 MINGO HENRY I i MINGOT HENRY I i MINGUET GASPARD I,223. I, 161 MINGUI JOANE 257 179 MINLY(?) SARAH 471 292 MIZEN ANNE 549 336 MOOR Miss 387, 391 246, 248 MOUNDEFORD Sir EDMUND 115,319,321-329 98, 211-216 MOUNDEFORD FRANCES 115 98 MOUNDEFORD LADY 321 212 MOUNT NORRIS LADY 333 218 MURRAY Mr. 329 216 MURRELL ELIZABETH 257 179 MUSSON LUCY ANNE 501 311 MUSSON THOMAS WILLIAM 501 311 MUTTON ELIZABETH 251 176 MYHILL ROBERT 529 325 MYNGAY HENRY 269 185 MYNGAY ROBERT 271 186 MYNGAY RICHARD 367 235 MYNGAYE FRANCIS 275, 277 187, 188 MYNGAYE MARGARET 255 178 MYNGAYE ELIZABETH 259 180 MYNGAYE JANE 259 180 MYNGAYE JOHN 259 180 MYNGAYE ROBERT 289 195 MYNGE ANTHONY 269,353,355,359,361 185, 228, 229, 231, 232 MYNGE ALEXANDER 355, 361 229, 232 MYNGE ELIZABETH 353, 355, 359, 361 228, 229, 231, 232 MYNGE HENRY 269,353,355,359 185, 228, 229, 231 MYNGE HENRY 361, 365 232, 234 MYNGE HUGH,Priest 367 235 MYNGE JOHN, of NEW ROMNEY 275,349,369,370,371 187, 226, 236, 237, 238 MYNGE RICHARD 269 185 MYNGE WARYN 349, 351 226, 227 MYNGEYS WILLIELMUS 275 187 MYNGGE HUGH II,367. Ii, 235 MYNGGE WILLIAM II. ii MYNGI MARGARET 351 227 MYNGI JOHN 349 226 MYNGI MARGERY 351 227 MYNGI ROBERT 351 227 MYNGY JOHN 349 226 MYNGY MARY 261 181 MYNGY OLIVE I,351. I, 227 MYNGY PHINEAS 261 181 MYNGY ROBERT 289, 349 195, 226 MYNGY’S TENAMENT 269 185 N NANCE Mrs. 583 347 NAPIER CATHERINE RICHARDSON 377 241 NAPPER WILLIAM 319 211 NASH Rev.ANDREW 385 245 NASH JESSIE 385 245 WILLIAM 63,65,67,69,73. 71, 72, 73, 74, 76 NEELE GEORGE 45, 133, 139, 155 62, 111, 115, 124 NEELE WINIFRED 45, 133, 155. 62, 111, 124 NELSON LORD 419 263 NEVE PETER Le 37 58 NEW ROMNEY MAYOR of 369 236 NEWEL ANNE 515 318 NEWEL JAMES 515 318 NEWEL MARY A. 515 318 NORFOLK DUKE of 79, 120, 291, 293 79, 103, 196, 197 NORFOLK DUCHESS of 291 196 NORFOLK & NORWICH CLERGYMAN’S CHARITY 241, 242, 243 170, 171, 172 NORGATE ELIZABETH 120 103 NORREDG Rev.WILLIAM 337 220 NORRIS JOHN 284 191 NORTHUMBERLAND EARL of 291, 327, 335, 341 196, 215, 219, 222 NORWICH BISHOP of 317 210 NORWICH EARL of 120 103 NOWELL Mr. 333 218 NUCE MARY 239 169 NUCE THOMAS 239 169 O OLIVER GODFREY(Kennet) 447 278 ONGE ‘neighbour’ 329, 331, 333 216, 217, 218 ORD HENRY 233 166 OSBORNE ANNARATTE 9 42 OSBORNE ELIZABETH 133, 135 111, 112 OSBORNE JOHN 9, 309 42, 205 OSBORNE MARY 77, 151, 153 78, 121, 123 OSBORNE MINGAY 51 65 OSBORNE NICHOLAS 151, 153 121, 123 OSBORNE RICHARD 133, 135 111, 112 OSBORNE SUSAN 11 43 OSBORNE Rev.THOMAS 11, 317, 341 43, 210, 222 OUTLAW ELIZABETH 77, 151, 153 78, 121, 123 OUTLAW RALPH 77, 151, 153 78, 121, 123 OVERALL JOHN(). 77 78 OVERY Mr. 69 74 OXLEY ROGER 69 74 P, Q PAINE EMILY 503 312 PAINE MARY ANNE(nee.Hulbert) 503 312 PAINE THOMAS 503 312 PALGRAVE Sir AUSTIN Knt. 305 203 PALSGRAVE THE 329, 337 216, 220 PAPENDICK Mrs. Ch.H. 247 174 PARKER EDWARD 375, 391, 395 240, 248, 250 PARR JEREMIAH ALFRED 461, 465 286, 289 PARR LYDIA 461, 465 286, 289 PARR ‘Old’,Death of 329 216 PARRY HENRY 595 353 PARSONNES MARGARET 363 233 PASTON ELLIS 174 136 PASTON Squire 325 214 PATERSON ETHEL INEZ 501 311 PATERSON FRANK B. 501 311 PATMAN ELIZABETH 593 352 PATSON ROBERT 593 352 PAULE Dr. 333 218 PAYNE JOHN 5 40 PAYNE Sir JOSEPH,Knt. 11, 120 43, 103 PAYNE ROBERT 11, 120 43, 103 PAYNE SUSAN 5,11. 40, 43 PEARCE WILLIAM 123 105 PEARCE RICHARD 577 344 PEARES Widow of Alderman 327 215 WILL (DRURY LANE) 319 211 PECK old 323 213 PELL Mr. 343 223 PELSAUNTE WILLIAM 355 229 PELSAUNTE SUSANNA 355 229 PENDARVAS SAMUEL 573 342 PENNINGTON MARTHA 9, 157 42, 125 PENNINGTON Mr. 157 125 PENNINGTON Captain 329 216 PERCIVAL SPENCER 405 255 PERROTT ABRAHAM 119, 165, 166 102, 129, 130 PERROTT MARY 165, 166 129, 130 PERY(E) EDWARD 357, 359, 363 230, 231, 233 PHILIPS CATHERINE 5 40 PHILIPS ROBERT 5 40 PHILLIPS ELIZA PAULINE 385 245 PHILLIPS HENRY Dr. 385 245 PIERCE ELIZABETH 17 46 PIERCE JOHN 17 46 PIERSON RALPH 7 41 PIERSON SUSAN. 7 41 PIGOTT THOMAS 170, 173 133, 135 PINKNEY MARY ANNE 525 323 PIPE EMMA 547 335 PLANTE´ Mr. 3 39 PLANTE´ ELIZABETH 3 39 POWIS EARL of 461 286 PRATT OSBERT 321 212 PRATT WILLIAM,tailor 321 212 PRESTON ELIZABETH 257 179 PRESTON FRANCIS 19 47 PRESTON JOHN 19 47 PRINCE of WALES (GEORGE IV) 245 173 PRYNNE 321 212 PURBECK Lady 327 215 R RAINEY JOSEPH 242 171 RANT ANN 129 109 RANT ELIZABETH 129 109 RANT FELICIA 129 109 RANT JAMES 129, 309 109, 205 RANT HUMPHREY 129 109 RANT SUSAN 11, 129 43, 109 RANT THOMAS 129 109 RANT WILLIAM 11,33,129. 43, 56, 109 315, 323, 325, 337, 341, 208, 213, 214, 220, 222, RAWLINGS CHARLES 343 223 RAY FRANCIS 139 115 RAY (or REA) ELIZABETH 139 115 RAY (or REA) JOHN 139 115 RAY (or REA) Sir JOHN 139 115 RAYNER HANNAH 547 335 READE ANN 111 96 READE THOMAS 111 96 RED BULL COMPANY of PLAYERS 331 217 REDE ANN 261 181 REDE ROBERT 261 181 REDMAINE ROBERT (cited) 93 85 REED ANN 543 332 REED ROBERT 543 332 REFHAM JOHN de 353 228 REPPES ANN 127 108 REPPES HENRY 127 108 REYNOLDS SAMUEL 235 167 RICH Mrs. 329 216 RICH Sir EDWYN 307 204 RICH ROBERT 307 204 RICHARDSON THIRZA 545 334 RICHARDSON Sir THOMAS 345 224 RICHARDSON ALICE 482 299 RICHES EDMUND 13,21,22. 44, 48, 49 RICHES FRANCES 13,21,22. 44, 48, 49 RIX Mrs.ANN 583 347 ROBINSON EDWARD (Norwich) 3 39 ROBINSON ELIZABETH 3 39 ROBINSON MARY 573 342 ROBINSON Rev.WILLIAM 573 342 ROBYNS Rev.CHARLES 177 138 ROE SARAH JANE 377 241 ROE WILLIAM 377 241 ROGERS Mr. 331, 335 217, 219 ROMANS King of the 337 220 ROMNEY,GEORGE, (Portrait of JAMES MINGAY K.C. 413, 415, 416, 417 259, 260, 261, 262 ROPE CELIA 481, 483, 499 298, 299, 310 ROPE CLEMENTINA 495 308 ROPE EMMELINE ANNE 481 298 ROPE FANNY 495 308 ROPE GEORGE RICHARD 495 308 ROPE GRACE 495 308 ROPE HANNAH 495,497,499,591.00 308, 309, 310, 351 ROPE HENRY 495 308 ROPE JAMES 495 308 ROPE JAMES THOMAS 495 308 ROPE JOHN 497 309

ROPE Mrs.JOHN,(Sophia Margaret) 493, 497 307, 309 ROPE MARY 497 309 ROPE RICHARD 495, 497, 499, 591 308, 309, 310, 351 ROPE SOPHIA MARGARET 497 309 ROPE TOPSY 495 308 ROSEBERY EARL of 111 96 ROUSE Sir JOHN,his diary 345 224 RUPERT PRINCE 331 217 RUSSELL Sir WILLIAM 345 224 RUTLAND DUKE of 447 278 ELIZABETH 183 141 RYE MARY 183 141 RYE Dr.SAMUEL 183 141 RYLEY Mrs. 389, 393 247, 249 S SACKER SUSSANNAH 479 296 SAMPTOR Rev. 341 222 SAVAGE LORD 329 216 SAYER ANNE 11, 335 43 219 SAYER EDWARD 321,325,329,333,335 212, 214, 216, 218, 219 SAYER JOHN 317,319,333 210, 211, 218 SAYER RALPH 323 213 SAYERS SARAH 533 327 SCOTT MARY ANN 257 179 SCOTT Sir WALTER 449 279 SCOTT WILLIAM 257 179 SCRIVENER HESTER 3 39 SCRIVENER JOHN 3 39 SCROOP LORD & LADY 291 196

SCROPE THOMAS de UPSALE(ESSEX). 269 185 SEAMAN Mrs. 63 71 SEAMAN ELIZABETH(2) 589 350 SEAMAN MARY 589 350 SEAMAN ROBERT 589 350 SEAMAN SAMUEL 589 350 SECKFORD GRAMMER SCHOOL, WOODBRIDGE 271 186 SHAWBURY ANN 7, 201, 231, 239 41, 150, 165, 169 SHAWBURY JOHN 7, 201, 231, 239 41, 150, 165, 169 SHAWBURY MARY 239 169 SHEAPHARD RICHARD 321, 323 212, 213 SHELFORD Rev.Mr. 403 254 SHEPHARD JUSTICE 321 212 SHERWOOD Dr. 317, 321 210, 212 SHIPMAN Mr. 583 347 SHIRES ELIZABETH 127 108 SHUGG Captain 327 215 SIMPSON ALICE 589 350 SIMPSON CORNELIUS 587 349 SIMPSON DEBORAH 589 350 SIMPSON HANNAH 587, 589 349, 350 SINGLETON JOHN 255 178 SINGLETON MARY 255 178 SKINNER RICHARD 11,49. 43, 64 SKINNER SUSAN 11,15,49,119. 43, 45, 64, 102 SKIPPUIS JANE 527, 537 324, 329 SKIPPUIS ROBERT 527, 537 324, 329 SKOTTOWE Mr. 317 210 SKOTTOWE widow 333, 341 218, 222 SMITH Mr. 339 221 SMITH LADY 339 221 SMITH AGNES MINGAY 265 183 SMITH BENJAMIN 265 183 SMITH ISSAC 257 179 SMITH JOHN 152, 315, 317 122, 208, 210 SMITH JOANE 257 179 SMITH ANNIE M.E. 377 241 SMITH FRANCES 152 122 SMITH MAUD 265 183 SMITH MARY 263 182 SMITH RICHARD 257 179 SMITH JOHN 589 350 SMITH MARGARET(nee.Wilson) 519 320 SMITH MARY JANE 519 320 SMITH WALTER 519 320 SMYTH Sir OWEN 317,323,327,339,341 210, 213, 215, 221, 222 SMYTHE RICHARD 251 176 SOAMES ELIZABETH 149 120 SOAMES Sir PETER 149 120 SOMERS WILLIAM 319 211 SOTHERTON MATTHEW 311 206 SOUTHCOTE JOHN 359 231 SOUTHES JOHN 341 222 SOUTHLAND WILLIAM 369 236 SPENCER Dr.,Bishop off Norwich 65 72 SPILLING ELIZABETH 255 178 SPIRLING 333-343. 218-223 SPONER Mr. 321 212 SPRINGALL WILLIAM 253 177 SPRINGALL SUSANNA 253 177 SPURDEUS MARY 589 350 SPURDEUS SAMPSON 589 350 SPURGEON JOHN 585 348 St.ALBANS LORD 329 216 STANNARD ANN 527 324 STANNARD THOMAS 527 324 STANNESFIELD RICHARD 357 230, STANNOWE MARGARET 255 178 STANNOWE WILLIAM 255 178 STARKEY Dr. 7 41 STARKEY BRIGDET 7,9,227,311. 41, 42, 163, 206 STAUNTON HENRY 371 238 STEWARD ELIZABETH 151 121 STEWARD HENRY 307 204 STEWARD MARY 307 204 STEWARD THOMAS 307 204 STEWRIGHT WILLIAM 359 231 STEYINNGS ELIZABETH 127 108 STEYINNGS HONOR 127 108 STRANGEMAN BARTHOLOMEW 127 108 STRANGEMAN BRIDGET 125 107 STRANGEMAN JOHN 125 107 STRANGEMAN MARIA 127 108 STRUIPSON ANNE 35, 151 56, 121 STUBBS ANN 133, 135 111, 112 STUBBS FRANCIS 133, 135 111, 112 STUBBS Dr. 321 212 SUCKLING Sir JOHN 325 214 SUDBERYE SAMUEL 253 177 SUDBERYE MARGARET 253 177 SUFFOLK CLERICAL SOCIETY 243 173 SUFFOLK SHIP MONEY 271 186 EARL of 291 196 SUTTON HENRY 357 230 SWANN ISABEL 9 42 SWATMAN ANNE 377 241 SWATMAN EDWARD 377 241 SWATMAN EDWARD LANE 377, 403 241, 254 SWATMAN ELIZABETH 377 241 SWATMAN MARY 377 241 SYDER CHARLES BRODIE 451 280 SYDER CHARLES MINGAY,M.D. 453 281 SYDER CLEMENT 451 280 SYDER GEORGE 375,385,393,397, 240, 245, 249, 251 SYDER GEORGE 427, 451 267, 280 SYDER ISABEL MINGAY 385 245 SYDER MARY 375, 385, 397, 451 240, 245, 251, 280 SYDER MARY ANN 453 281 SYDER SARAH 453 281 SYDER THOMAS 451 280 SYRED JOHANNE 269 185 SYRED ANN 469, 479, 483 291, 296, 300 T TAVERNER FRANCIS 137 113 TAYLOR 3 39 TAYLOR Mr. 321, 323 212, 213 TAYLOR ELIZABETH 259 180 TAYLOR MARGARET 3 39 TEMPLE Sir RICHARD 191 145 THOMAS ALEXANDER 579 345 THOMPSON CEASAR 387, 391 246, 248 THOMPSON SARAH ELLEN 465 289 THOMPSON SAMUEL,Windsor Herald 145 118 THOMPSON Rev.SAMUEL 263 182 THOMPSON JAMES, of Kingston Surrey 591 351 THORNYETHORPHE CHARLES 123 105 THORNYETHORPHE THOMAS 123 105 THROWER PETER 253 177 THROWER SUSAN 253 177 THURLOW JOHN 119, 167 102, 131 THURLOW REBECCAH 119, 167 102, 131 THURLOW LORD 401, 421 253, 264 TOLL ELIZABETH 589, 593 350, 352 TOLL DEBORAH 593 352 TOLL EMMA 595 353 TOLL HANNAH 593 352 TOLL JOHN 593 352 TOLL LUCY 593 352 TOLL MARTHA 593 352 TOOKE WILLIAM 357 230 TORRINGTON VISCOUNT 439 274 TOWNSEND Hon.C. 423 265 TOWNSEND Lady 341 222 TOWNSEND THOMAS 71 75 TRAVES EDMUND 355, 363, 365 229, 233, 234 TRAVES ELIZABETH 355,359,361,363,365 229, 231, 232, 233, 234 TRAVES JAMES 355, 363, 365 229, 233, 234 TRAVES JOHN 355-365. 229-234 TRAVES THOMAS 355, 365 229, 234 TRAVES WILLIAM 355, 363, 365 229, 233, 234 TROUTBECK Dr. 347 225 TROUTBECK FRANCIS 347 225 TURNER Mr.(King’s Lynn) 301 201 TURNER Sir CHARLES,Bart. 169 132 TURNER JOHANNA 21 48 TURNER BARBARA(nee.Smith) 511 316 TURNER ELIZABETH BEILBY 511 316 TURNER WILLIAM 511 316 TUTHILL ELIZABETH 11,15,103,117,155, 43, 45, 91, 100, 124, TUTHILL ELIZABETH 199, 201 149, 150 TUTHILL JOHN 11,15,103,105,199, 43, 45, 91, 92, 149 TUTHILL JOHN 201 150 TYRELL ELIZABETH 129 109 TYRELL JAMES 129 109 TYRRELL THOMAS 357 230 U, V ULT C(?)AWR see OUTLAW UNDERWOOD ROBERT 131 110 UTTING JOHN 11,89,309,333,345 43, 84, 205, 218, 224 UTTING MARY 11,89,323. 43, 84, 213 VANE HENRY, junior 345 224 VEALE WILLIAM 577 344 VERNEY Sir EDWARD 345 224 VINCENT AUGUST(Rouge Dragon) 145 312 VOGELSANG CARL GOTTLIEB 503 312 VOGELSANG DOROTHEA LOUISE 503 312 VOGELSANG EDITH ANNE 503 312 VOGELSANG JULIUS RICHARD 503 312 VOGELSANG PAUL PHILP 503 312 VOTIER Rev. EDWARD 170, 173 133, 135 W WADE ESTER 173 135 WADE JOHN 173 135 WAIE JOHN 321 212 WALGRAVE Sir EDWARD 329 216 WALLENSTEUI (death of) 323 213 WALLES Mr. 325 214 WALLINGER JOHN 31 55 Sir FRANCIS 369 236 WALSINGHAM Prior of 71 75 WALTHAM JOHN de 349 226 WARD Mr. (of London) 317, 323, 327 210, 213, 215 WARD of 319 211 WARD ELIZABETH 263, 535 182, 328 WARD ELLEN. WARD ROBERT 263 182 WARD THOMAS 255 178 WARDELLS THOMAS 473 293 WARFIELD ROGER 359 231 WARNER Mr. 329, 331 216, 217 WARNER ROBERT 317 210 WARNES ANN 537, 543 329, 332 WARNES MARY 527, 529, 537 324, 325, 329 WATERS EDWARD 113 97 WATERS widow 345 224 WATSON Mr.(Tutor) 197 148 WATSON Mrs.(Keninghall) 387, 391 246, 248 WAYTE ANTHONY 359 231 WEBSTER Rev. ALEXANDER 187 143 WEBSTER ANN 187, 189 143, 144 WEEDES BARTHOLOMEW 267 184 WEEDES MARGARETTE 267 187 WELCH MARY 585 348 WENTWORTH Sir JOHN 335 219 WENTWORTH Lord (?Thomas) 21,23. 48, 50 WENTWORTH MARGERY 5,21,23,75. 40, 48, 50, 77 WENTWORTH PHILIP 5,21,23,75. 40, 48, 50, 77 WENY JOHANNA 3,27. 39, 52 WENY JOHN 3,27. 39, 52 WESTMORELAND EARL 341 222 WESTRUP SARAH MARIA 529 325 WETHERBY DOROTHY 5, 21, 23, 25 40, 48, 50, 51 WHARTON MR.(Worstead) 201 150 WHITE MATILDA 21 48 WHITE JOHN 261 181 WHITE MARGARET 261 181 WHITE Rev.EDWARD 583 347 WILKINSON ELIZABETH(nee.Child) 509 315 WILKINSON CLARA 509 315 2WILKINSON EMILIE INGLE 509 315 WILKINSON HENRY CLAY 509 315 WILLIAMS E.P.(cited) 113 97 WILLIAMSON ROBERT 253 177 WILLIAMSON ALICE 253 177 WILLOUGHBY LORD 291 196 WILSON HARRIET 593 352 WILSON JOHN 593 352 WILSON SARAH 593 352 WILSON WILLIAM 593 352 WINCKWORTH Rev.JOHN BROMFIELD 385 245 WINCKWORTH AMELIA 385 245 WINCKWORTH CHARLES EDWARD 385 245 WINCKWORTH ELIZA PAULINE 385 245 WINCKWORTH GEORGE BROMFIELD 385 245 WINCKWORTH GLADYS MARY 385 245 WINCKWORTH LILIAN MAUD 385 245 WINCKWORTH MABEL GARNHAM 385 245 WINCKWORTH IDA MARY 385 245 WINCKWORTH MURIEL EVELVINA 385 245 WINCKWORTH ROSA CLEMENTINA 385 245 WINCKWORTH WINIFRED HELEN 385 245 WINCOTE ISAAC 115 98 WINCOTE MARY 115 98 WINDEBANK Secretary 325 214 WINDHAM Hon.WILLIAM. WINDSOR CHARITY SCHOOL 247 174 WINGFIELD Sir ANTHONY 325, 331, 341 214, 217, 222 WITHERALL MARY 251 176 WITHERALL WILLIAM 251 176 WOOD EDWARD 5 40 WOOD ELIZABETH 5 40 WOOD LAWERENCE 291 196 WOODHOUSE Sir THOMAS 127 1008 WOODS Mr. 329 216 WOTTON ANNA 125, 127 107, 108 WOTTON JOHN 125, 127 107, 108 WOTTON Mr. 331 217 WREN Bishop MATTHEW 331 217 WRIGHT Mr. 335, 337 219, 220 Y, Z YALLOP MARY 527 324 YALLOP ROBERT 527 324 YARROW,(or YERWOOD) RICHARD 277 188

Page 1 .

ARMS AND CRESTS .

From BURKES General Armoury 1884 . ° MINGAY or MINGEY (Gymingham, Norfolk).

Arms:- Granted by COOKE, Clarenceux. 1580------viz.

Or. (gold) , on a Bend Az (blue) , three leopard faces Ar. (silver) ; { another Or.} Crest 1:- A lance, Or. ,headed, Ar., environed with a laurel branch, Vert. (green ), the Torse beneath is Arg. and Az.

MINGAY (Arminghall, Norfolk).

Arms:- Or. on a Canton, Sa. {sable(black)} , a leopards face of the first. 2 Crest:- Same as the last. 3

NOTE :- The above paragraphs are incorrect. The arms granted by COOKE in 1580 and illustrated at the commencement of this book were to JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall, Norfolk, son of WILLIAM MINGAY of Norwich who died in 1564. JOHN MINGAY of Gymingham and afterwards of Rainthorphall in Norfolk (son of ANTHONY MINGAY of Norwich) was born after 1627. He may perhaps have adopted the Arms conferred by Burke on MINGAY of Arminghall.

"A Visitation family (see Harl. Vist., p 199) which bore Or, on a Bend Az., three leopard faces of the first, possibly from ADAM de MINGEE (Henry III Roll) Or. on a Quarter Az., cat-a-mountain's head erased, Arg."

This is an extract from "Norfolk Families" Part III by Walter RYE.

Footnotes by A.J.Mingay:-

1) In FAIRBAIRNS' Family Crests, attributes the Crest described above to MINGAY or MINGEY of GYMINGHAM, Norfolk.

2) "Of the first" means the same colour as the first mentioned i.e. Or.

3) I believe this to mean the same crest previously described.

Continued on page 3. Page 3 .

MINGAY of Shotesham, Norfolk.

William Mingay = Matilda, dau. of ? of Shotesham. d. 1460 Obit.1442 (R.Duke 203a) (R.Brosyard 219) Comment [SKP1]:

John Mingaye Robert Mingaye of Shotesham. citizen of Norwich son & heir Butcher

Thomas Mingaye Richard Mingaye of Shotesham. second son son & heir.

Robert Mingay = Catherine, dau. of ? of Shotesham.son & heir - will dated 1505 & proved 1520 (R.Robinson of 92a)

Robert Mingay = Joan, dau. of ? John Mingay Agnes of Shotesham. of Norwich. m.W.Browne son & heir second son obit. 1551

Robert Clement William John Agnes Mary Joan Alice Elizabeth of Shot. 2 nd son 3 rd son 4 th son m.Ed. m. Robert 1548 of Norw. Robinson Clarke obit.1573 m.& left of Norw. of South (R.Fairech issue -2nd wife Church 217b) to Plante

William = Cecily Robert John Mary? Joan son & heir obit.1641 2 nd son 3 rd son liv.1569 liv.1625 m.&left issue as it seems. He was Alderman of Norwich d.1625.

William = Mary, dau. of ? Elizabeth Mary Easter Mingay of liv.1649 m.Thos.Dade m.Taylor m.John Shotesham. Scrivener son & heir liv.1640. d.1649.

From the collection of pedigrees by Norris Vol.II p.831c (Walter Rye Esq.)

Continued on page 5 . Page 5 . MINGAY of Shotesham, Norwich & Arminghall.

Dorothy dau.of Rob t.Greene = 1 William Mingay,Esq. = 2 Elizabeth dau.of E d.Wood Ald m. of Norwich. (3 rd son of Rob t & Joan of Shotesham Ald m. of Norwich & wid.of Bur d.S t.Stephen 1558 She of Norwich 1554 & Naior(?)1561) Alexander Mather. gent. Buried at S t.Stephen 1565. He was Principal Register to the Bishop of Norwich.

John = Isabel Miles Robert William George Thomas Elizabeth Joan Dorothy 1st son dau.of 2 nd son 3 rd son 4 th son 5 th son 6 th son b.1554 b.1555 b.1558 &heir) Sir Tho. b.1546 of Grays d.1593 b.1606 liv.1606 m.W mDaynes m.T. b.1544 Gawdy K t Inn 1607 liv.1623 d 1623 Wytherley obit1621 d.1632 (Gawdy's of Harleston)

Thomas = Margery dau.of Henry = Mary, dau.of Frances Eldest son Wentworth Esq. of the Inner Temple John Jerngan b.1575 He died "before" Son & heir. She survived her m.Robert his father,leaving Obit.1682 husband;also she Kempe of one dau.Anne & heir is sister to Tho s Finchingfield m.Geo.Clark Jerngan, of Essex,also of Pentlowe,Essex Heydon,Nfk. liv.1640 d.1638

John = Jane dau.of Anthony William Henry Isabella Mary Catherine Frances Susan Arminghall Lt.Rob tDavey 2 nd son 3 rd son 4 th son m.H.Claxton m.Robert m.Richard m.John Son & heir & bought an m.& left Burnham d.yng. Elizabeth a cleric Phillips Turner Payne b.1614 estate at issue Ullph. cleric cleric cleric Obit.1676 Belehuagh m.& left Anne m.Rev. Obit.1672 issue Th os Buttolph William who d.1676

From the collection of MS of pedigrees by Norris Vol.II. P. 814 (W. Rye Esq.)

Continued on page 7. Page 7 . MINGAY of Shotesham, Co. Norfolk .

John MINGAY & Jane (nee Davey) ,Arminghall, b.1614

John Mingay = Anne dau. & Henry Mingay = Bridget Robert Henry, Ann eld. son co. heir of of Shotesham eld. dau.of 3 rd son 4 th son b.1644 Barrister at John Shrewbury & Redenhall Dr.Starkey m.&left issue obit 1670 Law, b.1636 of Bury St. 2 nd son b.1647 of Pulham d.1704 Edmunds d.1701 ob.1690 ______without issue Jane m. James Balder of Sutton in Lincs. Gent. ______

Susan m. Ralph Peirson of Thornley, Lincs ______

Mary, Died young

John Mingay = Mary dau. of Henry 2 nd son William of James 4 th son Robert Anne Attorney at law Huby m. dau of ... Shotesham m. Rebecca dau. died yng m.Issac eldest son Barnwell of 3 rd son m.& dau. of Ashwell Clarke, b. 1674 Mileham. Gent left issue Attorney ob. 1708 s.p. at law ______

Jane ob.s.p.1696

John Mingay = ... dau. of ... Mary Dorothy of Yarmouth Hooke of Norwich clerke surgeon 1 st wife

...... Mingay, eldest son.

From the Collection of MSS Pedigrees by Norris, Vol.II p.815(W.Rye Esq.)

Continued on page 9

Page 9 . MINGAY of Shotesham, Co. Norfolk.

WILLIAM MINGAY = Elizabeth dau. of of Shotesham, Gent Beaumont & widow (3 rd son of Henry Mingay & of ..... Ketts. Bridget nee Starkey his wife. liv. 1747,liv1761)

WILLIAM MINGAY = Anna dau & Diverse other Attorney at law co-heir of Sons eldest son,called Issac Clarke to the Bar 175-, his first cousin d.1761.

Anne eldest daughter 2 nd Daughter

MINGAY of Ely, co. Cambridgeshire.

Robert MINGAY = Martha dau. of 3rd son of John Mingay Pennington,Gent & Jane nee Davey his wife) she after m. Sir b.1654 Roger Jennings.Kt.

John MINGAY = ...dau. of Pennington MINGAY Annaretta Martha eldest son Rodgers 2 nd son. m.(1) Osbourne 2 nd dau. of Norwich, Upholstery (2) Will Brooks Esq. Steward of Norwich.

MINGAY of Arminghall & Lodden,Norfolk

Anthony MINGAY 1 = .... dau of..... son of Henry Mingay & Mary nee Jernegan, a school master ob.1668.

John MINGAY Henry MINGAY 2 William MINGAY Isabella 3 Mary 3 eldest son m.to Swann

From the Collection of MS Pedigrees by Norris Vol.II.p.816(W.Rye Esq.)

Footnotes by Anthony John MINGAY, 1. Wifes name at Baptism of daughters at St. Margrets Church in .Suffolk is given as Parnell 2. Parish records of St Margrets, Lowestoft say that Henry died 7 Sept. 1652 as an infant. 3. Same records give Baptism dates as15 Aug 1649,for Isabella, & 24 Sept 1646 for Mary.

Continued on page 11.

Page 11 MINGAY of NORWICH, County NORFOLK.

JOHN MINGAY = Susan dau. of b.1555; Sheriff of Richard Skinner Norwich 1602, Mayor of Norwich 1617, Ob...... she died 1642 St.Stephen, 1625 'I take this man to have been JOHN the 3 rd son of ROBERT of Shotesham d.1578. JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall who died 1622,calls this JOHN his kinsman'.

ROGER 3 rd son,m d. ANTHONY MINGAY = Mary dau.Phillip Ann m d left issue. Gent. elder son Gawdy of Harling Sayer ______m.1627,ob.1649 She died also 1649 ______after her husband. Susan m d JOHN MINGAY Osbourne. ob.1652,Gent. ______Mary m.John Utting Esq.

ANTHONY MINGAY JOHN MINGAY = Elizabeth dau.John Susan m d of London 2 nd son of Gimmingham Hall Tuthill of Saxlingham W m.Rant of b.1636. s.& h.under age Gent. Yelverton Esq.m.1649 ______

Mary ______

ROGER MINGAY (3 rd son of John Mingay = Mary dau. Simon Davy & Susan Skinner his wife) of East..., Gent. Sheriff of Norwich 1652, Mayor 1658,ob.1660

JOHN 2 ND son ob.coelebs ANTHONY MINGAY = Anne dau. of Susan dau.m. ______Gent. elder son Corwaleys Esq. Robert Payne born before 1649 son of Sir ROGER MINGAY citzen of Joseph Payne London {..? if He was not Kt. father to William Mingay of London; Draper was likly living}.

ANTHONY MINGAY Frances m.1 st to ....Lane,Gent. Gent. Ob.coelebs m.2 nd to William Brooke, Esq. Steward of Norwich.

From the collection of M.S. Pedigrees by Norris Vol.II. p.817 (W.Rye Esq.)

Continued on page 13 . Page 13 . MINGAY of NORWICH, County NORFOLK .

MILES MINGAY = Winifrieda dau. of Robert Coke Gent. (2 nd son of & sister to Lord Chief Justice. WILLIAM MINGAY She was after married to Alderman of Norwich John Gooch Snr. of & Dorothy Greene his Ilketshall, Suffolk,Gent. wife) b.1546. Surviving him also, she died 1618 and was buried at Homersfield.

FRANCIS MINGAY = Frances dau. coh. of Edmund Riches, of of the Inner Temple. Swannington in Norfolk, Esq. He lived for (?) sometime in Southwark.

Note by A.J.Mingay:- The Pedigree Chart, by Palgrave gives 4 issues.

MINGAY of SHOTESHAM, County NORFOLK .

WILLIAM MINGAY = Elizabeth dau. of William Denny living 1641 of . Gent.living 1641

From the collection of M.S.Pedigrees by Norris Vol.II P.818 (W.Rye Esq.)

Continued on page 15. Page 15 .

MINGAY of NORWICH (BYSOPE fol.II(?))

ARMS :- Or. on bend azure three leopard faces of the field

CREST :- A lance erect Or.,environed with a laurel branch vert.

JOHN MINGAY of Norwich = Susan dau. of ...... Skinner in County of Norfolk in County Hertfordshire

ANTHONY MINGAY = Mary dau. of Philip Gawdy of Norwich of Harling in Co.Norfolk

ANTHONY JOHN MINGAY of the = Elizabeth dau. & sole heir (2) City of Norwich of John Tuhill of Saxlingham Gent. 1664 in Co.Norfolk.

JOHN MINGAY son ... & heir Elizabeth Oct. 3 Anno 1664

Signed John.MINGAY (his signiture)

This is a true copy of the original entry made at the Visitation of the County of Norfolk anno 1664 and examined therewith this 4 th day of May 1895 by me.

(Signed) CHARLES H. ATHILL RICHMOND HERALD of ARMS

COLLEGE of ARMS, LONDON

Continued on page 17. Page 17 .

MINGAY of SHOTESHAM & , Co. NORFOLK. (Bysohe, folio 187)

ARMS :- Or. on bend azure three leopard faces of the field

CREST :- A lance erect Or.,environed with a laurel branch vert.

THOMAS MINGAY = of Shottesham, Co. Norfolk.

WILLIAM MINGAY = Elizabeth dau. of of Shottesham Thomas Denny of Co. Norfolk. , Co. Norfolk.

HENRY MINGAY = Elizabeth dau. of of Heckingham, John Peirce of Stoke, Co. Norfolk. Co. Norfolk. Gent. 1664

HENRY son & heir (1) Elizabeth (2) Anne

Signed. Henry Mingay

This is a true copy of the original entry made at the Visitation of the County of Norfolk anno 1664 and examined therewith this 4 th day of May 1895 by me.

(Signed) CHARLES H. ATHILL RICHMOND HERALD of ARMS

COLLEGE of ARMS, LONDON.

Note by A.J.Mingay:- For sketches of the arms & crest see pages 22a & 23a

Continued on page 19. Page 19 .

MINGAY of SHOTESHAM, Co. NORFOLK. (Bysohe, folio 188)

ARMS :- Or. on bend azure three leopard faces of the field, with a cresent for a difference.

CREST :- A lance erect Or.,environed with a laurel branch vert.

THOMAS MINGAY =

WILLIAM MINGAY = Elizabeth dau. of of Shottesham Thomas Denny of Co. Norfolk. Thurlton, Co. Norfolk.

WILLIAM MINGAY = Frances dau. & co. heir of Shottesham, John Preston of Gelston, in Co. Norfolk. in Co. Norfolk.

WILLIAM son & heir (1) Elizabeth (2) Anne age 9 anno 1664

Signed William Mingay

This is a true copy of the original entry made at the Visitation of the County of Norfolk anno 1664 and examined therewith this 4 th day of May 1895 by me.

(Signed) CHARLES H. ATHILL RICHMOND HERALD of ARMS

COLLEGE of ARMS, LONDON .

Note by A.J.Mingay:- For sketches of the arms & crest see pages 22a & 23a

Continued on page 21. Page 21 .

MINGAY of SHOTTESHAM, NORWICH & ARMINGHALL.

ROBERT MINGAY = Johanna filia de Arminghall .... Inglos de Co.Norfolk de Co.Norfolk

ROBERT MINGAY = Matilda filia de Arminghall .....White de de Co.Norfolk de Shottesham, Co.Norfolk

ROBERT MINGAY = Johanna filia de Arminghall ...Turner de Co.Norfolk de Shottesham,Co.Norfolk

Willius Mingay = Dorothea filia Robert Mingay de Arminghall Robert Green de de Shottesham,Co.Norfolk filius secondus Norwich,Co.Norfolk filius et haeres.

Johannes Mingay = Isabella Robertus(3) Johanna Elizabetha Dorothea Milo = Winifreida de Arminghall filia Tho. Wilmus (4) uxor Wil m uxor Tho. de Arminghall soror E.Cooke de Co.Norfolk Gawdy Geoguis (5) Daynes de Wetherley. de Co.Norfolk milt. quondum milt.just. Thomas (6) Norwich de filius (2) justici.arm Banco. et South Burlingham Capital Angl. Burlingham P..... Co.Norfolk Co.Norfolk

Francisca uxor Thomas Mingay = Margeria filia Henry = ...filia Franciscus = Francisca Robert Kempe de ob.ante parens Phillip de Arminghall Jernegans Mingay filia et Co.Essex et Wentworth de haeres de Burge et haeres Heydon fries Barons Southwark Emundii de Co.Norfolk Wentworth Ar..ad pacis Riches de de interiore Swannington temple London Co.Norfolk 1623

Anna filia et haeres Franciscus Mingay Anna fil et haeres apparens age 14 (Armonus) Anno 1623

Heraldic Visitation of Surrey 1623 by JAMES THOMPSON, Windsor and AUGUST VINCENT, Rouge Dragon, deputies of Clarencieux Kat. Arius.

From the collection of Pedigrees by RAWLISON, B429 at the Dodleian Library, Oxford.

Note by A.J.Mingay:- Most of the missing or unreadable latin phrases may be made clear by reading pages 22 & 23 in conjunction with this page.

Continued on page 22 & 23. Page 22 .

MINGAY 0f NORWICH & ARMINGHALL,

WILLIAM MINGAY = of the city of Norwich; Gentleman

MILES MINGAY = Winfreda ROBERT MINGAY JOHN MINGAY = of St.Margarets dau. of of Norwich,Gent of Arminghall Co.Suffolk Robert 3 rd son; m. in Co.Norfolk Gent.2 nd son. Cooke of Jabitha dau.of son & heir Marleham Andrew Clarke Co.Norfolk of Wincham.

FRANCIS MINGAY = Frances dau. THOMAS MINGAY = of Middlesex of Edward of Arminghall Esquire, son Riches,Esq. Esquire, son & & heir. of Swannington heir, deceased in Co.Norfolk. & lyeth buried at Norwich.

EDWARD MINGAY ANNE dau. son & heir & sole heir

Note:- In the original works of JAMES A. MINGAY the combined arms of the MINGAY'S and WENTWORTH'S are illustrated on this page together with the crest of the MINGAY'S; whence in my opinion the combination of the arms of MINGAY'S and RICHES should have appeared. I have therefore taken the liberty of placing them on a separate page numbered 23a, with the illustrations of the MINGAY/RICHES combination on page 22a (incidently, neither not necessaryily as good as the originals). A.J.MINGAY. Continued on page 23. Page 23 .

COUNTY NORFOLK. (Mus.Brit.,Harl.MS N o 4756)

Dorothe dau. of ..... Greene of Harwich (?).

Isabel dau. WILLIAM GEORGE THOMAS JOANNE of Sir John(?) MINGAY MINGAY MINGAY m.Will m Gawdy Kt. 4 th son 5 th son 6 th son Daynes of Judge of the S.Burlingham Kings Council ______

DOROTHE m. to Thomas Wetherley of South Burlingham ______

ELIZABETH ______

Margery dau.of HENRY MINGAY = Mary dau FRANCES Philip Wentworth 2 nd son.Gent. of Thomas m.Robert of Essex, brother JERNEGANE Kempe of to the Lord of Essex Haydon Wentworth. Co.Norfolk

Isabella Mary Elizabeth eldest dau. 2 nd dau. 3 rd dau.

Note:- In the original works of JAMES A. MINGAY the combined arms of the MINGAY'S and RICHES'S are illustrated on this page whence in my opinion the combination of the arms of MINGAY'S and WENTWORTH'S should have appeared. I have therefore taken the liberty of placing them on a separate page numbered 22a, with the illustrations of the MINGAY/WENTWORTH'S combination on page 23a (incidently, neither not necessaryily as good as the originals). A.J.MINGAY. Continued on page 25. Page 25 . MINGAY 0f NORWICH, ARMINGHALL, Co. NORFOLK .

WILLIAM MINGAY = Dorothe d. of of Norwich ...Greene, Norwich

(2) MILES (1) JOHN MINGAY = Isobel d.of Sir JOANNE uxor (3) ROBERT of Arminghall Thomas Gawdy Kt Wm Daynes of (4) WILLIAM Co.Norfolk Judge of the S.Burligham (5) GEORGE Kings Bench. Norfolk. (6) THOMAS ------DOROTHY uxor T.Wetherley Burlingham Peter in Co Norfolk. ------ELIZABETH.

(2) HENRY (1) THOMAS MINGAY = Margary d.of FRANCES uxor Philip Wentworth Robert Kempe brother of the of Haydon Lord Wentworth in Norfolk

ANNE d. and sole heir

ARMS:- Or. on a bend azure three leopard faces of the field.

CREST:- A tilting spear erect or, entwined with a laurel branch, vert.

Harl. MS 1552 (Brit.Mus.) ink folio 120b, pencil 114b.

Continued on page 27. Page 27 . ALL SAINTS CHURCH, SHOTESHAM. EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS.

BAPTISMS.

1550 June 5 WILLIAM son of ROBERT MINGAY 1552 May 7 ROBERT " " " " 1554 Mar 8 ANNA(or Johanna) dau. of ROBERT MINGAY 1556 May 10 JOHN son of ROBERT MINGAY 1587 1590 Apr 4 HESTER dau. of WILLIAM MINGAY & Cicily his wife 1592 Jan 8 WILLIAM son of WILLIAM MINGAY " " " " 1621 WILLIAM son of HENRY MINGAY " Maria " " 1625 Oct 12 MARIA dau. of WILLIAM MINGAY " Elizabeth " " 1627 Jan 2 HENRY son of " " " " " " 1631 Feb 17 JOHN son of " " " " " " 1632 Dec 27 " " " " " " " " " 1654 Mar 21 WILLIAM son of WILLIAM MINGAY. 1727 Mar 31 JOHN son of JOHN MINGAY,Clerk, & Ann his wife 1728 Feb 14 ANN dau.of JOHN MINGAY,Gent. 1728 Aug 7 MARIE ELIZABETH dau. of JOHN MINGAY,Curate. 1735 Jan 6 WILLIAM son of EDWARD MINGAY & Elizabeth his wife

There are other entries for the years

1629, 1643, 1660, 1667, 1679, 1680, 1681-2, 1704, 1716, 1718, 1728, 1730, 1732.

The Registers of Baptisms commence in 1508

MARRIAGES .

1564 Oct 17 John Wemy(?) et JOHANNA MINGAY 1636 Nov 16 or 1686 Thomas Hall to ANN MINGAY *

* This marriage is not in the Register of either Shotesham All Saints or St.Mary but it may be amongst the baptisms or burials. {Note by A.J.Mingay how or why is it therefore quoted}

Continued on page 28. Page 28 .

ALL SAINTS CHURCH, SHOTESHAM, PARISH REGISTERS.

There are other entries for the years

1734, 1736, 1737(2), 1738, 1741, 1742(2), 1743 1744, 1746, 1748(2).

The Register of Burials commences 1559, apparently.

The burial of EDWARD MINGAY, April 20, 1748, is not in these Registers, the entry may possibly have been made in the Register of St.Mary's Church.

Register of St.Mary's Church, Shotesham.

Burial.

1780 Apr 20 ELIZABETH MINGAY, widow.

Note by A.J.Mingay:- I presume that these notes were added after the compilation of page 29.

Continued on page 29. Page 29 . ALL SAINTS CHURCH, SHOTTESHAM

EXTRACTS FROM THE PARISH REGISTERS.

BURIALS.

1593 WILLIAM MINGAY 1636 Apr.25 ELIZABETH, daughter of WILLIAM MINGAY. 1645 Mar.10 ELIZABETH, wife of " " 1648 Jul.22 ELIZABETH, daughter of " " 1654 JOHN MINGAY. 1668 Nov.25 ISABEL MINGAY 1669 Apr.2 JOHN MINGAY, son of WILLIAM MINGAY. 1669 Dec.13 WILLIAM, son of " " 1678 Oct.26 BRIDGET, dau.of HENRY MINGAY & BRIDGET,his wife 1680 Sep.17 ROBERT, son of HENRY MINGAY, clerk. 1686 May.22 BRIDGET, wife of " " 1690 Oct.7 HENRY MINGAY,clerk,late Vicar of All Saints. 1693 May.28 ROBERT MINGAY. 1706 Oct.25 JOHN, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, gent., & ELIZABETH his wife. 1708 Aug.15 CHARLES, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, gent., & ELIZABETH his wife, of Little St.Marys Parish in ye Town of . 1709 Sep.23 CHARLES,son of ditto & ditto 1710 Jan.14 THOMAS, son of ditto & ditto 1728 Feb.18 ANN, dau. of JOHN MINGAY, gent., & ANN his wife 1742 CLIMMINT MINGAY, from Woodstock. 1747 May.9 ANN,dau.of JAMES MINGAY,of Thetford, from Howe 1748 Apr.20 EDWARD MINGAY. 1748 Jun.10 HENRY MINGAY,from Woodton. 1748 Jul.16 ELIZABETH,dau of JAMES MINGAY, of Thetford. 1748 SARAH, wife of ditto ditto. 1753 Jan.28 ELIZABETH, the wife of WILLIAM MINGAY,gent. 1754 Jun.15 SARAH,the dau. of JAMES MINGAY, of Thetford 1761 Feb.25 WILLIAM MINGAY, gent., from Norwich. 1762 Jan.22 WILLIAM MINGAY, gent. 1779 Jun.24 ROBERT MINGAY, gent.

continued on page 31. Page 31 .

CHURCH of St.PETER MANCROFT, NORWICH .

EXTRACTS FROM THE PARISH REGISTERS .

BAPTISMS .

1587 Feb.14 JOHN, son of JOHN MINGAY, buried (?baptised) 1592 Jul.7 ANN, dau of ditto baptised. 1595 Feb.21 ROGER,son of ditto ditto. 1612 Sep.9 SUSAN,dau of ditto ditto. 1604? Jun.18 MARY, dau of ditto (Alderman) ditto. 1628 Apr.2 SUSAN, dau of ROGER MINGAY, baptised. 1630 May.2 JOHN, son of ditto ditto 1634 Jan.27 ANTHONY ditto ditto ditto 1638 Dec.27 WILLIAM, so of ANTHONY MINGAY & MARY his wife, baptised. 1641 Aug.27 ROGER, son of ROGER MINGAY & MARY his wife, baptised. 1642 Nov.11 BRIDGET,dau of ANTHONY MINGAY & MARY his wife, baptised. 1663 Oct.6 ELIZABETH, dau of JOHN MINGAY & ELIZABETH his wife, baptised. 1730 Jun.14 SARAH, dau of WILLIAM & SARAH MINGAY, baptised.

MARRIAGES .

1632 Feb.21 ROGER MINGAY of St.Stephens' Parish, singleman married to MARY DAVYE of this Parish, singlewoman

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JOHN WALLINGER servant to Mr.ROBERT (?ROGER) MINGAY was buried March 1, 1638.

JOHN MINGAY left by his Will, in 1689, a gift annually of £4 to the poor of St.Peters'.

continued on page 33. Page 33 .

CHURCH of St.STEPHEN, NORWICH .

EXTRACTS FROM THE PARISH REGISTERS .

1564 Aug. WILLIAM MINGAY, alderman, buried 1593 Nov. GEORGE MINGAY. 1607 Jun.7 WILLIAM MINGAY, singleman, buried. 1625 JOHN MINGAY, alderman, buried. 1627 Feb.2 Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, buried (?Married MARY GAWDY) 1633 Oct.24 MARY,ye daughter of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, baptised 1642 Aug.20 SUSAN MINGAY, widow of JOHN MINGAY, Mayor of Norwich (1617), buried. 1642 Dec.23 BRIDGET, dau.of ANTHONY MINGAY, gent, infant buried 1645 Feb10 WILLIAM, son of ditto buried. 1646 Mar.9 MARY, dau. of ditto ditto. 1649 Aug.7 SUSAN MINGAY, married to WILLIAM RANT, gent. 1649 ANTHONY MINGAY, buried 1649 Aug.20 Mrs.MARY MINGAY, widow from St.Peters Mancroft buried. 1652 Aug.2 Mr.JOHN MINGAY, apothecary, singleman, buried. 1668 Dec.16 JOHN, son of ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, baptised. 1670 Jul.27 ANTHONY, son of ditto ditto ditto. 1673 Nov.11 MARY,dau of ANTHONY MINGAY & ANN his wife, baptised. 1674 May.1 CASTILIA, daughter of ISABEL MINGAY (?baptised) 1674 Dec.8 CHARLES, son of ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer & ANNE his wife, baptised. 1675 Oct.19 CHARLES, son of ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, buried. 1676 Jan.6 ROGER, son of ditto ditto ditto. 1677 Aug.24 ANNE, dau of ditto ditto & ANNE his wife, baptised 1678 Jan.3 ANNE, dau of ANTHONY MINGAY, buried.

continued on page 35. Page 35 .

CHURCH of St.STEPHENS', NORWICH . Extracts from Parish Registers continued .

1681 Oct.19 DOROTHY, daughter of ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, and ANNIE his wife, baptised. 1682 Aug.31 DOROTHY, dau. of ANTHONY MINGAY, buried. 1685 Mar.15 Mrs.JANE BALDWER, sister to JOHN MINGAY, Esq. buried. 1688 Mar.2 ANTHONY MINGAY, son of ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, buried, (He died at Cambridge). 1693 Aug.3 ANNE, wife of ANTHONY MINGAY, buried. 1695 Jun.18 EDWARD MINGAY and ANNE STIMPSON, both of , married. 1695 Jul.2 HENRY MINGAY of Heckingham, and MARY BRADY of St.Peters' Mancroft, married. 1706 Jul.30 JAMES,son of JOHN MINGAY, gent, and MARY his wife, baptised. 1706 Aug.12 JAMES, son of JOHN MINGAY, gent., buried 1708 Feb.21 JOHN MINGAY from St.Johns' Timberhill, buried. 1712 Aug.20 CLEMENT, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, gent., and ELIZABETH his wife, baptised. 1713 Dec.31 ANTHONY MINGAY, gent., from St.Peters Mancroft buried. 1728 May.22 JOHN MINGAY, of Eaton, singleman, married MARY BLACKNALL of Allington in Suffolk, singlewoman. 1730 Apr.4 WILLIAM son of WILLIAM & MARY MINGAY, baptised. 1738 Jul.3 HANNAH, daughter of JOHN MINGAY, clerk, buried. 1740 Nov.27 MARY MINGAY, a young woman, buried. 1743 Aug.26 CLEMENT, son of WILLIAM & MARY MINGAY, buried. 1745 Aug.18 JOHN, son of JOHN & SARAH MINGAY, baptised. 1747 Apr.24 RICHARD, son of " " " ". 1749 May.8 WILLIAM MINGAY and ELIZABETH BUGG, both of St.Stephens' , married. 1751 Jun.30 WILLIAM, son of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY baptised. 1751 Aug.19 WILLIAM MINGAY, infant, buried. 1753 Jan.20 WILLIAM, son of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY baptised.

continued on page 37. Page 37 .

CHURCH of St.STEPHENS', NORWICH . Extracts from Parish Registers continued .

1753 Sep.23 MATTHEW, son of JOHN & MARGARET MINGAY, baptised 1754 Oct.23 ISABELLA, dau. of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY baptised. 1754 Dec.4 ISABELLA MINGAY, infant, buried. 1755 Sep.6 ROBERT, son of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY, baptised. 1755 Nov.17 ROBERTMINGAY, infant, buried. 1756 Aug.21 ISABELLA,dau.of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY baptised. 1757 Nov.5 SOPHIA CLEMENTINA, daughter of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY,baptised. 1758 May.28 SOPHIA CLEMENTINA MINGAY, buried. 1758 Dec.23 SOPHIA CLEMENTINA, daughter of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY,baptised. 1759 Mar.2 SOPHIA CLEMENTINA MINGAY, buried. 1760 Mar.10 ROBERT PETER, son of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY baptised. 1760 Sep.17 ROBERT PETER MINGAY, infant, buried. 1761 Mar.1 SOPHIA, dau.of WILLIAM & ELIZABETH MINGAY baptised. 1762 Oct.5 PETER Le NEVE married to ANNE ELIZABETH MINGAY 1764 Nov.15 STEPHEN BUCKLE & JANE MINGAY of St.Stephens, married

NOTE:- The above is not a complete list of the entries relating to the family of MINGAY in the registers. The extracts were nearly all made by the Reverend GEORGE MINGAY and have not been verified. The Registers date from the year 1538, but as the entries in the 16 th century are in Latin, in the old English character, and somewhat faded, they are difficult to decipher.

continued on page 39. Page 39 .

CHURCH of St.MARY-the-less, CAMBRIDGE . Extracts from the Parish Registers .

BAPTISMS . -1706-

WILLIAM, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, A.M. and ELIZABETH his wife was baptised April 28 th .

-1707-

JOHN, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, A.M. and ELIZABETH his wife was baptised March 30 th .

-1708-

CHARLES, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, A.M. and ELIZABETH his wife was baptised August 4 th .

-1709-

CHARLES, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, A.M. and ELIZABETH his wife was baptised by immersion September 11 th .

-1710-

THOMAS, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, A.M. and ELIZABETH his wife was born and baptised by sprinkling by W.WALKER and died on the same day January 10 th .

NOTE:- The above are the children of WILLIAM MINGAY (afterwards of Shotesham) and ELIZABETH (nee.BEAUMONT) his wife & widow of .....KETT.

The Registers were searched from 1700 to 1712.

continued on page 41. Page 41 .

Extracts from the Registers of Sandbach, Cheshire .

BURIALS .

1840 Jun.6 WILLIAM MINGAY of Hassall, Aged 87.

Extracts from the Registers of Coppenhall (nr. Crewe,Cheshire .

BAPTISMS .

1842 Oct.21 HALTON, son of WILLIAM GEORGE & ANNE MINGAY Church Coppenhall, Farmer. 1845 Sep.12 MARY ANNE, daughter of WILLIAM & ANNE MINGAY Church Coppenhall, Farmer 1846 Nov.27 ELLEN ditto. 1847 Dec.24 THOMAS HILDITCH ditto. 1849 Dec.1 ELIZA ditto. 1853 Dec1 ANN ditto

1859 Sep.5 MAUDE ELLEANOR, of WILLIAM GEORGE & LYDIA MINGAY, Coppenhall, Music Master. 1860 Nov.8 CATHERINE ARABELLA, of WILLIAM GEORGE & LYDIA MINGAY, Coppenhall, late of Nantwich, Music Master.

BURIALS .

1853 Nov.29 ANN MINGAY, Church Coppenhall, 35 years. 1853 Nov.29 ANN MINGAY, Church Coppenhall, 3 days.

Church Coppenhall Registers. Memorandum:- The Periods searched:- Baptisms 1767 to 1864 Marriages 1754 to 1860 Burials 1767 to 1856

continued on page 43. Page 43 .

CHURCH of St.MARY, HULL .

BURIAL .

1769 Jul.22 JOHN MINGAY, Collector of Excise

Transcription by J.SYKES,M.D., YORKS. ARCH l.JOURNAL Vol.XII.P.479.

CHURCH of the HOLY TRINITY, HULL.

BAPTISMS .

1765 SALLY MINGAY, daughter of THOMAS BUCKTON. 1768 JOHN, son of JOHN MINGAY 1769 JAMES, ditto. 1771 MARY, daughter of JOHN FOWLE MINGAY 1772 ROBERT, son of ditto 1775 CHARLES ditto 1777 ESTER, dau.of ditto. 1778 ISABELLA ditto. 1779 GEORGE, son of ditto.

Ex. Parish Register by Mr.SMITH, Sexton.

CHURCH of St.ANDREWS, KIRK ELLA, YORKSHIRE .

BURIALLS .

1787 Nov.2 JOHN (FOWLE) MINGAY, gent 1791 Nov.3 ISABELA CHARLOTTE MINGAY, spinster. 1796 Oct.4 MINGA, ISABELA, spinster.

Printed Parish Registers transcribed by the Rev.JAMES FOORD .

continued on page 45. Page 45 .

BRUNDISH, SUFFOLK, PARISH REGISTERS .

1613. FRANCES the daughter of FRANCIS MINGAY Esquire, and FRANCES his wife was buried the XXV of March

1613 EDWARD the sonne of FRANCIS MINGAY, Esquire, and FRANCES his wife was baptised the XVII of August.

From the printed Parish Registers transcribed by F.A.CRISP.Esq.

St.DUNSTANS' in the WEST, LONDON .

1608 FRANCIS, son of FRANCIS MINGAY, Esq., baptised at St.Dunstans in the West, London on the 3 Dec.

Collectavea Top d.et Genealogica, Vol.V 1838.

Note:- The father of the above three children was FRANCIS only son of MILES MINGAY of Ilketshall St.Margarets, Suffolk, and WINIFRED his wife eldest daughter of ROBERT COKE of Mileham.

ILKETSHALL St.MARY, SUFFOLK. PARISH REGISTER .

1579 JOHN GOOCH and WINITHRYE MYNGEY, widowe, were married XXX of Julie.

Acoording to the Visitation of the County of the county Leicester taken in 1619 (Harl n Societys' Publications Vol 1- 3, fo 46.). WINIFREDE, sister to Sir EDWARD COOKE, Le Chief Justice, relict p(?) MINGAY married GEORGE NEELE of Len Magna who died in 1602

continued on page 47. Page 47 .

CHURCH of St.STEPHEN, NORWICH .

ARMS . The arms of MINGAYE, gul.(?or) on a bend az. three leopards' faces arg.(?or) are in the north isle window, and often about the church.

Bloomefields' . Vol.IV.,p.155 .

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS .

"Magister WILLIAM MINGAYE, Aldremannus Norwici de principalis Registrarius per dioc. Norwicsnsem(?) obijt 3 Aug 1564, cicjus anime propicictur Deus"

"Hic jacet GEORGIUS MINGAYE Generosis Filius WILLIAM MINGAYE, Armingeri quondain Mayoris hujus Civtatis Norwici, qui quidem GEORGIUS obijt in Domino XXX die Mensis October Anno Domni Millm.CCCCCLXXXIII, Sepucltusque fuct primo Die Novembrio sequente. Beciti qui Moriunture in Domino". "He was a benefactor here".

A stone having lost two effigies and arms hath a modern brass with this:- "Hic jacet WILLUS MINGAYE nuper de Grays Inn in Com. Middlesex, Arminger, Filius WILLIMI MINGAYE 1, Arminger quondam Mayoris hujus civitatis Norwici, qui quidem WILLUS MINGAYE Filius, obijt in Domino sexto die Mensis Juny. Anno Domino 1607. Mors est Transitus ad meliora". "Hic jacet HEURICUS MINGAYE nuper de Interiore Temple, Arminger, qui obijt 5 die Mensis Decembris A o.Domino 1632."

1This WILLIAM was notary pulick mayor, and register to the Bishop of Norwich and in his mayoralty feasted the Duke of Norfolk & other Lords & Knights.

continued on page 49. Pages 49 . Page 49 . Interiore Temple, Arminger, qui obijt 5 die Mensis Decembris A o.Domino 1632."

In the north aisle is a mural monument with the effigies of a man and a woman, with a fold stool and books before them at prayers, with the arms of :- MINGAY- Or, on a bend az. 3 leopard faces arg.impaling SKINNER,Gul 3 Croos-bows bent erected arg.garnished or. Vita Ianua Mortis' Mors Ianua Vitea Prudoutia Justitia. Fortitudo,Temper antia Piete. Pitie. Modestie Humilitie. "This Monument is erected in Memory of the Right Worshipfull JOHN MINGAY, Mayor of this City A o. 1617 and of SUSAN his wife, daughter of of RICHARD SKINNER, Gent, which said JOHN & SUSAN had issue 7 children, 4 sons & 3 daughters, they both lived lovingly together in Wedlock 44 years - until death did part him from her, the last day of January 1625, being aged 69 years & 9 months and she left this life the 18 day of August 1642. Why do we, to frail Life such Glory give When Marbles make men after Death to live, And tho' these stones were silent, yet the Tongues Of Prophets, People, & the Poor, in thr...(?) Shall freely speak, and tell Prosperity Here rest their Freinds, Patterns of Piety. Post mortem vita est". "This monmument was repaired at the expense of JAMES MINGAY, Esq., one of His Majestys' Councels. Anno Domini 1795.

Bloomfields "History of Norfolk",Vol.IV, pp. 155,156 & 159 .

continued on page 51 . Page 51 . In the north aisle, on a gravestone:- WILLIAM MINGAYE, 1644; MARY MINGAY, 1646; BRIDGET MINGAY, 1642; (All the children of ANTHONY & MARY (GAWDY) MINGAY.

Bloomfields "History of Norfolk", Vol.IV.p.158

CHURCH of St.PETER MANCROFT. NORWICH .

On a mural monument of East side of N.Chapel:- M.S. MINGAY OSBORNE son of JOHN OSBORNE, formerly Sheriff of this City and ANARETTA his second wife lies interred in their grave near this place. He was a dutiful son and in his business a faithfull and obliging Servant, During his mothers Life He lived upon a small income contentedly and commendably. And by her Death (not 8 months before his own) becoming possessed of ample property but was not permitted life to enjoy it. He disposed of it so as to show himself kind to his relations, Grateful to his Friends and Charitable to the needy He died January ,27 A.D.1741/42 aged 26 years.

Copied at the Church by JAMES ARTHUR MINGAY, 31 August 1892 continued on page 53. Page 53 .

CHURCH of St.STEPHENS, NORWICH .

In the North Aisle is buried, "ROGER MINGAY, ironmonger and mayor in 1658"

Bloomfields "History of Norfolk" Vol.IV.p.161

BENEFACTORS .

"In 1593 JOHN (?GEORGE) MINGAYE, by Will dated Oct.22, gave his tenement which he purchased of RICHARD BROWNE. To pay £20 to be kept as a stock to buy corn and , to be sold to the poor at prime cost; it is now laid out in ovals and used accordingly; he tied also his tenement in Needham Street, to pay yearly for ever 10s. to the prisoners in the and Guildhall. And in 1631 HENRY MINGAY tied the said tenement called Brownes, to pay 1 shilling a week for ever, for bread to be weekly given to the poor of this Parish, "1632 Mrs.FRANCES, wife of ROBERT KEMPE,Esq. of the family of the KEMPES of Spayns-Hall in Essex, daughter of JOHN MINGAY of St.Stephens and Arminghall, tied all her Estates in Heydon (where she is buried) for the annual payments of 20s. to the several prisoners in the several prisons in Norwich; to the preacher of Heydon 10s.; to the poor of Heydon 20s.; to St.Stephens poor 20s.; to the vicar of St.Stephens' for a sermon on St.Thomas' Day 10s.; to the curate of St.John Sepuchre for a sermon on Plow-Monday 10s.; The estates are now owned by ERASMUS EARL.Esq., as I am informed".

Bloomfields "History of Norfolk", Vol.IV. pp.164-165.

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CHURCH of St.STEPHEN, NORWICH. ACCOUNT BOOKS .

Account of legacies given to the Church and Parish by:----

GEORGE MINGAY 1593 - 4 HENRY MINGAY 1631 - 3 FRANCES KEMP (nee.MINGAY) 1633 MARY BADGER (relict of ROGER MINGAY,ob.1660) 1678

1631 - 2 For mending one of the silver Flagons given by Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY ...... 3s.6d.

CHURCH-WARDENS .

1674 - 1675 ANTHONY MINGAY & JOHN FITTS 1741 - 1769 WILLIAM MINGAY

PAYER OF THE CHURCH RATE 1768-9.

MINGAY, widow, Rent £3. Rate 4s. 6d.

INVENTORY . PARISH EVIDENCES .

One feoffment from JOHN MINGAY, Esq., of in the County of Norfolk, to divers parishioners, concerning the Alms-houses by the Gates.

Mrs.SUSAN MINGAY in 1706 gave £20 to the Boys' and Girls' Hospital at .

Bloomsfield IV. p.412.

continued on page 57. Page 57 .

CHURCH of St.STEPHENS, NORWICH .

"In the west window are the arms of Henry VIII and JANE SEYMOUR, viz.France and England impaling SEYMOUR, gul, a pair of wings conjoined in leure or, and five more coats. There were also arms of Bishop SPENCER, LUCY, PERCY,GRAY, STAFFORD, MINGAY impaling WENTWORTH and SULLIARD, and per pale gul, and az a fess arg between three croslets or."

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk Vol II.p.60 .

MINGAYS' HOUSE in St.STEPHENS PARISH, NORWICH .

In a house late Councillor MINGAYS' at the south-west corner of Briggs Lane, now owned by the Rev d.Mr.MINGAY of Yarmouth, first UFFORD and WILLOUGHBY quartered, 2.PASTON, 3. MOWBRAY impales MORLEY and BERRY,4 paston QUARTERING somerton, QUARTERING MAWTBY and BERRY, 5. HOWARD quartering BROTHERTON, WARREN and MOWBRAY, 6. GODSALVE,7.MINGAY with a cresent, 9. RATCLIFF with his quaterings but much imperfect, 10. PERCY, EARL of Northumberland, 11. The arms of HENRY VIII, 12. MINGAY with a cresent impaling GAWDY which shows they were put by JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall. Gent., who married ISABELL daughter of Sir THOMAS GAWDY. She died in 1621, he in 1622, and are both buried in this Church (St.Stephen - proto-martyr)

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk Vol IV.p.169 .

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CHURCH of St.STEPHEN, NORWICH .

"ANTHONY MINGAY gave two silver flagons, having on them the MINGAY coat of arms impaling the CORNWALLIS arms, to the Church of Stephen, Norwich.

Norfolk & Norwich Archeological Societies Transactions Vol.V.p.236 et say .

CHURCH PLATE in the DEANERY of NORWICH, St.STEPHEN.

Pair of Flagons - Inscription "The gift of ANTHONY MINGAY to the Parish of St.Stephens in Norwich, the first F of May 1627." Marks (1) W in shaped shield. (He made much church plate, e.g. patens at St.Andrews', Plymouth, also a lazza belonging to the Corporation of Hull); (2) Leopards head crowned; (3) Lion passant in shape; (4) small italic "i" in plain shield 1626-7. weight 41½ oz.

Norfolk Archaeology. Vol.X.p.110; commuicated by the Rev.C.R.MANNING, 1888 .

Note:- The above two statements as to the flagons are confusing unless ANTHONY MINGAY (son of ROGER MINGAY, mayor of Norwich in 1658) who married ANNE the daughter of CHARLES CORNWALLIS of Mileham also presented flagons to the church. ANTHONY MINGAY (son of JOHN MINGAY, mayor in 1617) who in 1627 married MARY the daughter of PHILIP GAWDY and died in 1649 doubtless presented the flagons described by the Rev.C.R.MANNING who says nothing about arms. If there were any upon these

continued on page 61. Page 61 . flagons they would be those of MINGAY impaling GAWDY. In 1909 there were no flagons in the Church bearing the MINGAY arms. In the Parish Accounts for 1631-2 there is an entry of 3s.6d. paid "for mending one of the silver flagons given by Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY. J.A.M.

In the North Chapel (of St.Stephens) are two hatchments .

(1) For ANTHONY MINGAY Esq., who gave the two silver flagons to the Altar in 1627. MINGAY impaling CORNWALLIS. Crest, a pike or lance erect or, wreathed with laurel proper. (2) BROOKE, gul. on a chevron arg. on which a lion rampant crowned or. Motto, "Spoir en Dieu". This was for the wife of WILLIAM BROOKE., the present Recorder.

Bloomfield' History of Norfolk Vol IV.p.162 .

NOTES:- The statement as to the first hatchment and the gift of flagons in 1627 is incorrect. The hatchment was probably for ANTHONY, son of ROGER MINGAY, who died in 1718. The wife of WILLIAM BROOKE was FRANCES, daughter of the above ANTHONY MINGAY and relict of GEORGE LANE, she died August 23 rd , 1729, and was buried in St.Stephens' Church leaving no surviving issue. J.A.M.

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CHURCH of St.PETER MANCROFT, NORWICH .

"In 1602 two hat pegs, "spurkets" were put up in the mayors' pew, and in 1607 Mrs.MINGAY, not to be outdone by Mrs.SEAMAN, had curtain rods put round her stool" 1607. Payd JOHN KESOUN for kyrtain rods for Mrs.MINGAY stole XIs.IId. (11s/2d) 1630. Item Received of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY as a gift to the Pope towards the building of the churchyard walls and raising the ground in the churchyard the some of XXV£ (£25)" "Mr. ROGER MINGAY gave £2 also. He seems to have committed suicide in 1660. (See TANNERS MS.98.fol.143)" 1633. "Mr.ANTHONY MINGAYas a gift to repair the lynes and pullies of the lamps 10s."

The Norfolk Antiquarian Miscellany Vol.II pp 325,337,338 & 341

"EDWARD VI. in the seventh year of his reign, anno 1552, July 21, granted to WILLIAM MINGAY and WILLIAM NECTON, of Norwich, gents, to hold of the manor of East Greenwich, in Kent, by fealty only, the rectory and church of St.Peter Mancroft in the city of Norwich; and the tithes of the same, with all their appurtenances, free and discharged of the pension herefore due to the Abbey of Gloucester, and they by deed dated March 1 st in the same year conveyed the whole to RICHARD CATLYN, serjeant-at-law

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For the sum of £510. 3s. 10d. the said King conveyed to WILLIAM MINGAY and WILLIAM NECTON, and their heirs, the advowson of the rectory of Shottesham St.Mary and St.Butlolph, lately belonging to Priory, and the advowson of the rectory and vicarage of Corpusty late belonging to Horsham St.Faith, and the rectories and St.Andrew the Apostle, and of St.Peter Mancroft in Norwich, lately belonging to the College-in- the-fields, and Freethorpe rectory and church, lately belonging to St.Faiths'; and the rectory of East Tuddenham and advowson of the vicarage thereof lately belonging to Pentney Priory; and the rectory and church of Buxton, and all great tithes thereto belonging, and the advowson of the vicarage there, lately appertaining to the monastery of Sempringham in Lincolnshire."

History and Antiquities of the Co.of Norfolk; Vol.X. "The City and County of Norwich,",p.329(I.CROUSE, 1781) .

COLLEGE of St.MARY-in-the-FIELDS .

In 1545, 37 th HENRY VIII, Dr.SPENCER, Dean of the College, and the prebends, and the Bishop of Norwich, their patron, and ordinary, joined in a grant, and conveyed the College and all its revenues to the King, which was also confirmed by the Chapter of . The King being thus veized in right of his crown, his successor EDWARD VI. by

continued on page 67. Page 67 . virtue of the said grant, and certain changes in the Statue of Colleges, 37 HENRY VIII and of Chantries 1 st EDWARD VI. did in the 7 th yesr of his reign, A o.1552, 1 st July, grant the same to WILLIAM MINGAY and WILLIAM NECTON, of Norwich, gentleman, and their heirs, to be hold of the manor of East Greenwich in Kent by fealty only, by the name of the Rectory and Church of St.Peter of Mancroft in the City of Norwich (3) , and the tithes of the same, with all the appurtenances, free and discharged of the pension heretofore due to the Abbey of Gloucester etc. and they by deed dated March 1 the same year conveyed it to RIC. CATLYN, serjeant-at-law and his heirs. (3). Rex ominibus, etc. for £510 13s 10d. the conveyed to WILLIAM MINGAY and WILLIAM NECTON, and their heirs, the advowson of Shotesham All Saints, and that Rectory, and the advowson of the vicarage of Corpusti,lately belonging to Horsham St.Faith, and the rectories and Churches of St.Andrews the Apostle in Norwich, and of St.Peter Mancroft there, lately belonging to the College-in-the Fields, and Frethorpe Rectory and Church, lately to St.Faiths, and the Rectory of East Tuddenham, and advowson of the vicarage lately belonging to Pentney Priory, and the Rectory and church of Buxton, and all great tithes thereto belonging, and the advowson of the vicarage there, lately belonging to the monastery of Sempringham in Lincolnshire.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk. Vol. IV.pp.186-187.

continued on page 69.

Page 69 . "In 1555 WILLIAM MINGAY, and itor(?), received a pension of 10/- which was paid by the Crown on grants made them at the dissolution of the College of St.Mary-in-the-Fields.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk. Vol. IV.p.183 .

Church of St.Andrews the Apostle, Norwich, Curates or Parish Chaplains . 1556. Mr.OVERY, on the donation of MINGAY and NECTON.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk. Vol. IV. p.301 .

DICKELBURGH, NORFOLK. "MINGAY, WILLIAM, Patron of Rectory of Dickleburgh was Rector of the Fourth Portion of Senare in Dickleburgh. 1558. 2 Sep., JAMES GREEN (instituted) WILLIAM MINGAY, Alderman of Norwich (Patron)

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk. Vol.I.p195 .

In 1567 WILLIAM MINGAY bought the advowson of the Rectory Manor of Dickleburgh of THOMAS GODSALVE. WILLIAM MINGAY sold it soon after to STEPHEN LACY, Gent.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk. Vol.I.p.193 .

NORTH PICKENHAM RECTORS . 1558. ROGER OXLEY. WILLIAM MINGAY hac vice on a grant from JOHN PENNY, Esq.

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GREAT HAUTBOIS CHURCH .

At the Dissolution King EDWARD VI in 1567 granted among other things to THOMAS WODEHOUSE of Waxham, Esq., the chantry called de alto Bosco, in the town of Hautbois Magna, with all the manors, late lands, rents, and services thereto belonging in Norfolk, to be held in soccage, by fealty only, of the Kings' manor of Berwok(?), and the next year he sold it to WILLIAM MINGAY of Norwich, notary publick, and his heirs, JOHN BLOMEFIELD,Esq. being witness.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk. Vol. VI.p.298.

Letter from THOMAS TOWNSEND to Mr.MINGAY "from my poor house" 18 th July 1554. touching the advowson of Great Ryburgh. Sir HENRY MANOR priest, under sometitle derived from the late Prior of Walsingham, had given it to our DENNYE, late parson of Lynge, "a very busy man, and too stout for a priest" but it was claimed by Mr. BUTTES the true patron.

Report on the pucciuants(?) in the possession of E.R.WODEHOUSE, Esq.M.P.p. 413. Historical MSS,Commission 13 Report App. part IV .

"Liber Ruber Curtotis" This volume was given to the Corporation (of Norwich) by WILLIAM MINGAY, Mayor of Norwich in 1561-2 and was in use from that date to 1577 to shew what treasure remained in the "treasury" at the time of each Mayors "entering" and "leaving" office and how the moneys had been spent" (Blomefield)

Norwich Corporation MSS., Report Historical MSS. Commission VolI.p.102 .

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Page 73 . SHOTESHAM, NORFOLK .

In 1552 EDWARD VI. granted the impropriate rectory and advowson of the vicarage and the advowson of the churches of St.Mary and St.Botolph to WILLIAM NECTON and WILLIAM MINGAY, and his heirs and it hath continued in the MINGAYS, for in 1715 WILLIAM MINGAY, gent., was impropriator and patron.

HENRY MINGAY, gent, patron of living in 1630.

1731 WILLIAM MINGAY presented the living to Mr.JOHN MANISTER the present Vicar but the impropriations and advowsons are since sold to WILLIAM FELLOWS of Shotesham, esq., who now owns them.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk. Vol. V.p.514-517 .

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FUNERAL CERTIFICATE of JOHN MINGAY, 1622 .

Here there is a drawing of the Arms shown on opposite page.

JOHN MINGAY of Arminglale in the County of Norfolk, Gent., departed this mortal life at Armingale, aforesaid the 6 th Day of October 1622 & he was Interred without Escocheon in ye Chancel of the Parish Church of St.Stephen in the city of Norwich with a Gravestone as yet without Inscription he was eldest Son of WILLIAM MINGAY Mayor of the City of Norwich Arms the 4 th of Elizabeth 1561 and of JANE his wife the daugthter of STEPHEN GREEN Mayor of Norwich Arms the 22 nd of HARRY the 8 th . Anno Domini 1529, he married ISABELL one of the daughters of SirTHOMAS GAWDY Knight one of the Judges of the Kings Bench and by her had issue THOMAS eldest son, HENRY second son, EDWARD third son which EDWARD had issue one daughter Called FRANCIS. THOMAS eldest son married MARGERY the daughter of Sir PHILLIP WENTWORTH of ..... in Suffolk Esq. and by her had issue one daughter and heiress viz. ANN who is married to GEOFFORY CLARK of Etyrine in Norfolk Gent. HENRY MINGAY Second Son of the Defunct married for his first wife ELIZABETH the Daughter of ..... ENGLISH of Peterburrough in the County of .... Esq. and by Her had no issue and for his second Wife the said

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Page 77 . HENRY married MARY Daughter of THOMAS JERNEGAN of Stebbinge in Essex Gent and by her had six sons and six daughters viz. WILLIAM, HENRY both died young, JOHN now living, ANTHONY died, ANTHONY and WILLIAM, ISABELL, MARY, ELIZABETH, KATHERINE, SUSSANA and ANN. FRANCES Daughter of of the Defunct married to ROBERT KEMP of .... Esq. and by her had Issue that liveth ROBERT and WILLIAM and 4 Daughters, ELIZABETH married to RALPH UTCAUR of Winningham in Norfolk Gent, and ISABELL married to EDWARD COLFER of Wodalling Esq. and FRANCES married to WILLIAM DRURY of Hanworth in Norfolk, Gent, and MARY unmarried, this Defunct was principal Register of the Dioces of Norwich.

"Miscellaneous Gen a. et Heraldica" New Series Vol.I.p.17 Irish Funeral Certificates Add.MSS.4820. fo. 33 .

JOHN MINGAY, DIOCESAN REGISTRAR .

1619-April 9. 30. , Bishop of Norwich, to the Council - Vindicates himself from the charges of MINGAY and HOWARD who have abused their offices as registrars etc. and unjustly claim the Registrarship in Visitations, as well as that of the Consistory and Audience Courts granted by their patent.

Calender of State Papers (Domestic) James I. 1619 - 23 .

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CHURCH of St.STEPHEN, NORWICH .

Extracts from the M.S. of BENJAMIN MACKERELL.1729 .

MINGAY FAMILY .

I. Here lyeth interred the body of WILLIAM MINGAY, Publick Notary Register to the Bishop of Norwich and Mayor of the same in the year 1561 who in the Time of his Mayoralty Feasted the Duke of Norfolk and several Lords, Knights and Gentleman. He was buried August 3, 1564, in cross walk near end of church.

II. N.Aisle. "Hic jacet GEORGUIS MINGAYE Generosus filius WILLIAM MINGAYE armingeri quondam maior huicis civitatis Norwici qui quideur GEORGIUS obit in Domino XX Die Mensis Octobus Anno Domini Millimo CCCCCLXXXXIII, Sepultusque fin(?) primo die Novembris sequente". Beati qui Moriumtur in Domino".

III. N.Aisle. Mr.THOMAS MINGAY the younger was buried under the stone that was laid over ELL BUTTRY. Jan 14. 1604.

IV. N.Aisle. "On a stone by the North Chancel door 7 foot long and 3 foot 3 broad with the effigies of a magistrate in his robes and his wife by him. The first inscription is gone, there one thus on a Brass Plate. (this is then continued on page 81

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Mackerells account:- V. Cross walk. Also the body of Mr JOHN MINGAY for whom the monument was erecred, an apothecary who was mayor of this City in the year 1617. (Query was the body that of JOHN MINGAY apothecary who was interred Aug.2,1652. He was the son of JOHN MINGAY, Mayor in 1617. But see paragraph XVIII. J.A.M.)

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"Hic jacet WILLIAMUS MINGAYE nuper de Grays-Inn in Com. Middlesex, Arminger filius WILLIAM MINGAYE Armigeri Quondum maioris huicis civitatis Norwici qui quidem WILLIAM MINGAYE filius obit in Domino sexto die mensis junii Anno Domini 1607. Mors .. transitus ad meliora.

V. Cross-walk. - (There is something wrong with Mackerells' information as to this interrment. The mural monument was erected to Mr.JOHN MINGAY, alderman, who is mentioned in paragraph VIII.)

VI. N.Aisle. Mrs. ISABELL MINGAY the wife of JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall, esq., was buried in Mr.GEORGE MINGAYS' grave on the 11 th August 1621.

VII. N.Aisle. JOHN MINGAY, of Arminghall, Esq. was buried in his fathers grave towards the Chacel by (near by) his brother WILLIAM on the 7 th October 1622.

VIII. N.Aisle. Mr.JOHN MINGAY, Alderman was buried under Mr.RICHARD BRASYERS' stone February 3 rd 1625.

IX. N.Aisle. JOHN the son of Mr.ROGER MINGAY was buried under three small stones against the Chancel door May 26 th . 1630.

continued on page 83 . Page 83 .

X. N.Aisle. HENRY MINGAY, esq., was buried under his Grandfathers and Fathers stone on the 7 th of December 1632. Also on the same stone as IV. this inscription:- "Hic jacet HENRICUS MINGAY nuper de Interiori Temple Arminger qui obit VII die Decbris Anno Dm. 1632.

XI. Monument in N.Aisle to JOHN MINGAY and SUSAN his wife [referred to in paragraphs V and VIII]. At the foot of the original inscription have been added these words:- "Repaired at the expense of JAMES MINGAY, Esq., one of his Majesty's Counsel AD.1795."

XII. N.Aisle. Mrs.SUSAN MINGAY, widow late wife of Mr.JOHN MINGAY sometime Mayor of this City was buried under the stone by her husband on the on 20 th of August 1642.

XIII.XIV. N.Aisle. WILLIAM the son and BRIDGET the daughter of ANTHONY MINGAY,Gent., were buried under small marble stones, the on Dec.23 rd , 1642, the other Feb.10 th , 1644.

XV. N.Aisle. MARY the daughter of ANTHONY MINGAY, Gent., was buried under the block and white marble stones by her brother and sister on the 9 th of March 1646.

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Page 85 . XVI. N.Aisle. ANTHONY MINGAY, Gent., was buried in Mr.GEORGE MINGAY'S grave on the 27 th of March 1649.

XVII. N.Aisle. Mrs.MARY MINGAY, widow, late the wife of ANTHONY MINGAY,Gent., was buried under the broken stone next her husband between two walls in the ground 20 th August, 1649.

XVIII. N.Aisle. Mr.JOHN MINGAY, Apothecary, the son of JOHN MINGAY, Esq., sometime Mayor of this City was buried under the great stone where his father and mother lay, August 2 nd 1652.

XIX & XX. N.Aisle. Mr.ROGER MINGAY, Ironmonger, Mayor of this City in the year 1658 was buried in his mothers grave under Mr.RICHARD BRASYER'S stone October the 30 th , 1660.

XXI. N.Aisle. ANTHONY MINGAY,Gent., late a Schoolmaster in Lodden died at Abrahams' Hall and was buried under the broken stone where Mrs.MARY UTTING lyeth, the 27 th February, 1668.

XXII. N.Aisle. JOHN the son of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY was buried under two of the black and white marble stones by his two cousins WILLIAM and BRIDGET on the the 17 th December 1668.

continued on page 87 . Page 87 .

XXIII. N.Aisle. MARY the daughter of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, was buried by her cousin BRIDGET on the 30 th April 1675.

XXIV. N.Aisle. CHARLES the son of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY was buried under three black and white stones at the feet of his sister MARY on the 19 th October 1675.

XXV. N.Aisle. ROGER the son of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, was buried under Mr.GEORGE MINGAYS' stone on the 6 th of January 1676.

XXVI. N.Aisle. ANNE the daughter of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer was buried by her brother ROGER, at his feet, January 3 rd 1678.

XXVII. N.Aisle. DOROTHY the daughter of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, was buried by her brothers and sisters under the three black and white stones on the 31 st August 1682.

XXVIII. N.Aisle. Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY the son of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, grocer, was buried in the grave where Mrs.MARY MINGAY, widow, was formerly formerly buried on the 2 nd of March 1688.

XXIX. N.Aisle. Mrs.ANNE MINGAY, the wife of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY, was buried under the same stone where her son lyes, on the 3 rd of August 1693.

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XXX. N.Aisle. Mrs.JANE MINGAY singlewoman was buried under Mr.RICHARD BRASYERS' stone on the 12 th October 1696.

XXXI. N.Aisle. ANNE the wife of JOHN MINGAY, Esq., was buried under the next stone to that where Mrs.JANE MINGAY lyes on the 3 rd of December 1700.

XXXII. N.Aisle. JOHN MINGAY, was buried in his wifes' grave on the 6 th day of November 1704.

XXXIII. N.Aisle. JAMES, the son of JOHN MINGAY,Gent, was buried under three black marble pavements opposite the Chancel door on the 12 th July 1708.

XXXIV. N.Aisle. CHARLES the son of JOHN MINGAY, Gent, was buried by his brother JAMES on the 26 th July 1708.

XXXV. N.Aisle. JOHN MINGAY, Gent, was buried under the gray marble stone broke in the middle on the South side of Mrs.JANE MINGAY on the 25 th of February 1708.

XXXVI N.Aisle. Mrs.MARY UTTING wife of JOHN UTTING,Esq., sometime Mayor of this City was buried under a stone broken in many pieces and lyes by her brother Mr.JOHN MINGAY, August 21 st , 1657.

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XXXVII. N.Aisle. Mrs.JANE BALDWER (widow) the relict of JAMES BALDWER, Esq., late of Sutton St.Maries in the parts of Holland in Lincolnshire, deceased, and was sister to JOHN MINGAY, Esq., was buried under Mr.ROBERT BRASYERS' stone next her great-grandfather HENRY MINGAY, Esq., on the 15 th day of March 1685.

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CHURCH of St.STEPHENS, NORWICH . GIFTS of COMMUNION PLATE .

A pair of Flagons, inscribed:- "The gift of ANTHONY MINGAY to the Parish of St.Stephens in Norwich the first of May 1627". Marks on the Flagons (1) F/W in shaped shield (He, ie. F/W, made much church plate, e.g. patens at St.Andrews', Plymouth, also a lazza belonging to the Corporation of Hull), (2) Leopards head crowned, (3) 1 Lion passant, in shape, (4) small italic 'i' in plain sheild (1626-7) Weight 41 /2 oz. (i.e. each)."

Extract from Paper on Church Plate in the Deanery of Norwich, by Rev.C.R.MANNING. Norfolk Archaeology Vol.X.pp.65-116 .

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St.Stephens' Charities, Norwich . Mingay Bequests .

I. A legacy given by the last Will and Testament of GEORGE MINGAY, Gent., of St.Stephens, dated Oct.22 nd , 1593. Executors:- JOHN MINGAY, of Norwich, Gent., and WILLIAM MINGAY of Grays Inn, gent.. Tenements late RICHARD BROWNES' in Newgate (Now, 1914, Surrey Street) to brother and one Alderman, or Churchwarden, to spend £20 (the rent) in buying firewood, coals and corn for the poor of the parish and city. Ten shillings to poor and to prisoners in the Castle and Guildhall yearly, out of rents of tenements in Needham (non St.Stephens') but the first ten shillings to be spent in giving a dinner presently after his decease to his tenents. Will proved Feb. 1 st 1593-4 (signed) Ro.REDMANIE.

II. A codicil to the Will of HENRY, son of JOHN and nephew of the above GEORGE MINGAY of Arminghall, dated Feb.9 th 1631 directed that, in lieu of the £20 mentioned above 12d. per week be paid by the tenants of the houses in Newgate Street, to buy bread for the poor attending St.Stephens Church. One alderman and one churchwarden to distrain if money not paid. Proved Constistory Court Norwich, March 27 th 1633 (signed) HENRY MINGAY.

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III. By Will dated November 10 th 1632, FRANCES KEMP of Heydon, Norfolk, daughter of JOHN MINGAY and sister to HENRY gave 20s. to the poor of St.Stephens' Parish and 10s. to the preacher on St.Thomas' day to be paid out of a tenement at Heydon. Proved Norwich Archdeaconary Constistory Court, 14 January 1633 .

IV. Mrs. MARY BADGER, formerly relict of ROGER MINGAY, sometime Mayor of Norwich, directed that on the 24 th June after her decease ,£4 was to be paid to the Mayor of the City and Churchwardens and £4 per year for the next ten years and £6 in the twelfth year,to be distributed,half in corn, half in coals amongst forty of the poorest in the parish, on the feast of the Nativity. To be expended in twelve years.

Ex. "East Anglian Notes & Queries " M.S. Vol.VIII. pp.110-111 .

Extracts from St.Stephens Parish Accounts 1906-7. Ancient Benefactions, Charities, Accounts:-

H.MINGAYS' Charity £2.12s.0d.; G.MINGAYS' Charity 10s.; FRANCES KEMPS' Bequest £1.10s.0d.. Bread purchased with above sums for poor of parish, except 10s. paid to the Vicar for sermon on St.Thomas' day and 10s. to Rev d.-BOYS, Prison Chaplain.

continued on page 97.

Page 97 . MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS, NORFOLK .

BROOME . Tablet in the Nave (coloured) Arg. a chevron gu. on a chief of the last three mullets of the first (FOWLE of Sandhurst, Kent) impaling,Or. on a bend az. three leopards faces arg. (MINGAY). For JOHN FOWLE, born Nov.17 th 1666, died Nov. 9 th 1732; and his wife (?) ANNE MINGAY, born September 27 h 1665, died ....

BURLINGHAM St.PETER . Slab in the chancel.three coats. (1) BURKIN (arg. a fesse az.) (2) MINGAY (3) A chevron between three birds heads couped.....impaling COCK. Crest, BURKIN (A crab displayed) For JOHN BURKIN,Esq., who died June 8 th 1729, aged 76; and also two of his grand-children who died infants.

HECKINGHAM . Slab in the North Aisle. On a bend three leopard faces. For WILLIAM MINGAY, Gent., who died April , 1713; also for WILLIAM and MARY his son and daughter.

KIRBY BEDON . Slab in Chancel. BROOKE (Gu. on a chevron arg a lion ramp sa

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crowned or, armed and langued of the first) impaling GREEN (Az. a chevron between three bucks trippant or); in pretence MINGAY.

MINGAY. Crest, BROOKE (on a chapeau gu. twined up ermine, a wing of the first charged with a chevron arg. thereon a lion ramp sa. crowned or). For WILLIAM BROOKE, Recorder of Norwich, eldest son of the Rev.WILLIAM BROOKE formerly Rector of this Parish, who died June 10 th 1757 in his 88 year.

CATTON . Coloured shield on Nave Roof. Arms of MINGAY..

RINGLAND . Slab in the chancel. Le NEVE (Arg. on a cross sa five fleurs-de-lis of the field) impaling MINGAY. Crest, Le NEVE (Out of a ducal coronet or a lily arg. stalked and leaved vert, bladed and seeded of the first). For PETER Le NEVE, late of the city of Norwich, Esq., who died October 18 th 1766, aged 47, and also for ANNA ELIZA his wife, daughter of WILLIAM MINGAY Esq., late of the same city, who died September 15 th 1781, in her 45 year. Hatchment in the Chancel Le NEVE impaling MINGAY.

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NOTE PAGE 101 SEEMS TO BE MISSING. Page 103 . . Tablet in the Chancel (coloured) Arg. a cross sa. (Deanery of Norwich) impaling Gu. a chevron arg. fietly sa. between three garbs or (BARON) in pretence, Or, on a bend sa. three leopards' faces of the field (MINGAY) [ The bend is usually azure]. For JOHN BARON, sometime Rector of this parish, afterwards , born October 31 st 1677, died July 11 th 1739. Two shields (1) MINGAY, (2) MINGAY impaling Or a chevron three crescents (TUTHILL). Crest:- A lance wreathed about with a laurel branch (MINGAY). For JOHN MINGAY who died April 16 th 1684, and his wife ELIZABETH daughter of JOHN TUTHILL, who died May 14 th 1716. Slabs in memory of WILLIAM MINGAY son of JOHN and ELIZABETH (nee.TUTHILL) MINGAY who died in 1716. Also ELIZABETH wife of JOHN BURKIN, Esq., daughter of JOHN MINGAY and ELIZABETH his wife, ob. 1697; Several of JOHN & ELIZABETH BURKINS' children. Also MARY daughter of JOHN BARON clerk, and SUSAN his wife daughter of JOHN MINGAY,Esq., ob. 1707; and ANNE BARON, their daughter, ob 1712.

STOKESBY . Altar Tomb at the East end of the churchyard

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STOKESBY continued,

MINGAY Arms and Crest; For "WILLIAM MINGAY".... The rest is too much obliterated to be given with any certainty.

The above Inscriptions are all taken from FARRERS' "CHURCH HERALDRY of NORFOLK" .

The above WILLIAM MINGAY died September 1705, aged 76. RUTH his grand-daughter, daughter of JOHN BAYLEY, in 1704 and is buried at Stokesby. JOHN BAYLEY died in 1708 and another JOHN BAYLEY in 1725, Probably father and son.

Norfok Miscellany (Antiquarian) Vol II. p. 514 and letter from the Rector.

HECKINGHAM, NORFOLK . Monumental inscription on a gravestone in the South Aisle of the Church:- "Here lieth the Body of WILLIAM MINGAY,gent, who died April 1713, and also WILLIAM and MARY ye son and daughter of ye said WILL". Arms:- On a bend three leopards faces.

"East Anglian", Vol.III (Tynims(?)) .

JOHN MINGAY of Heckingham, Crest a tilting spear wreath vert. WILLIAM MINGAY of Shodsham (sic) brother to JOHN. G.B.JERMYN from DAVY MSS. (Brit. Museum) .

Note:- The monumental inscription at Heckingham was still in very good order when seen by A.J.MINGAY in 1993.

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ABRAHAMS HALL, NORWICH .

The hall derived its name from the fact that it occupied the site of the house in which lived ABRAHAM the son of DEULECREON the Jew, who sufferred the penalty of death for blasphemy & other alleged crimes. It was in the sixteenth century the residence of WILLIAM MINGAY, a notary, Diocesan Registrar and Mayor of the city in 1561. It afterwards became an Inn and in the 18 th century was known by the sign of "Abraham offering up Issac, his son".

Communicated by Mr.JOHN G. MANNINGS, of Norwich .

ARMINGHALL OLD HALL . Illustrations of this building with the fine porch may be found in the "Portfolio" (with a communication from R.BROWN, Esq.) and the "Antiquarian Repository". There is also an etching of the porch by COTMAN, in his "Antiquities of Norfolk".

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ARMINGHALL OLD HALL, NORFOLK .

This Hall was probably built in the reign of Queen ELIZABETH, by one of the MINGAY family, most likely by WILLIAM MINGAY (ob. 1564) for we find, 3 Eliz., that "WILLIAM MINGAY, citizen and alderman of Norwich" had a lease of the site of the Manor from the Dean and Chapter of Norwich and in 4 Eliz., as "farmer" of their Manor of Arminghall he held his first Court. The Priory of the White Friars or Carmelites, at Norwich, after their Dissolution, was demised (24 th Eliz.) for 1000 years, and the same by mesne assignments came into the possession of ANTHONY MINGAY of Norwich and it is supposed that he brought from it the beautiful South Porch and inner door, and other architectral remains of the 14 th & 15 th centuries, which are incorporated in this old building. A merchants' mark [see later] attributed by MASKERELL to J.MINGAY, grocer, is carved on a shield, on the porch.

The hall is of timber and moulded bricks The entrance doorway of the South Porch is a rich piece of decorated work, with Gold leaf ornament around the arches and jambs and with figures of cardinals, monks etc., beneath ogee caopies which have pinnacles, crockets and finials. Over the doorway is

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Page 109 . a sunken panel filled with the sculpture of a man being pulled off his horse by a lion, - probably the disobedient Prophet. The oak door is of good perpendicular design, with a margin of quarterfoils and cusped heads to the panels and has this inscription:- "Orate p aia mgri WILLI GLADN qui fecit fieri h c hostin A o X? 1487". This WIILLIAM GLADDEN was probably a notary-public in Norwich and proctor of the Consistory Court whose Will was proved in 1484, directed that his body should be buried in the Carmelites Church at Norwich. Perhaps the Porch was built by his executor, THOMAS BARTON, and erected in the church where GLADDEN was buried. Another doorway at the back has very bold and good foliage of the vine with lizards creeping about it, scultred in the jambs, the lintel is of wood, carved in imitation of the stonework and there is similar foliage in the large doorway. Over the doorway are the Royal Arms surmounted by a crown an with supportors. Round the house and porch there are at intervals of a few feet, busts of men and women of the Elizabethan age, in medallions, some of which have been restored.

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Part, above the label moulding, was taken down and re-built about 1829, at which time were inserted tablets shields, and fragments of gothic capitals, collected from other parts of the house then demolished. The Hall, after belonging to the MINGAYS, passed to the HERVES; then we, later on, find it in the possession of the PRIMROSE family (of which Lord ROSEBERY is now (1907) the head and it now belongs to RUSSELL J. COLMAN, of Crown Point. Until last year, 1906, it was occupied by the families of two labourers, who had divided it into two cottages but, being much dilapidated it was then taken down. Upon hearing this I (JOHN GREY MANNING) wrote to Mr.COLMAN and expressed a hope that the many objects of archaeological interest had been preserved, and received from him a reply in which he said that "it has been the object both of myself and my architect to preserve every piece of carving that was possible". For illustrations of the Porch at Arminghall Old Hall see COTMANS' "Architectural Remains", Willis', "Old Halls and Manor Houses of Norfolk" - 2 plates-, "Excursions in Norfolk", etc.

The above communicated by Mr.JOHN GREY MANNINGS, of NORFOLK.

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ARMINGHALL OLD HALL .

"The Hall was probably built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth by one of the MINGAY family, WILLIAM MINGAY, citizen and alderman of Norwich had a lease in the 3 rd of Elizabeth of the site of the Manor from the Dean & Chapter of Norwich and in the 4 th of Elizabeth as "farmer" of their Manor of Arminghall he held his first Court. NICHOLAS HERVE was afterwards a Lesse of property in this parish under the Dean & Chapter and built a good house there, which is probably the Manor House lately occupied by Mr.EDWARD WATERS. The Priory of the White Fiars or Carmelites at Norwich after the Dissolution, was demised (24 Elizabeth) for 1000 years, and the same by mesne assignment came into the possession of ANTHONY MINGAY of Norwich and it is supposed that he bought from it the beautiful South Porch and Inner Door and other architectural remains of the 14 th and 15 th centuries which are incorporated into the old Hall at Arminhall. A merchants' 'mark' attributed by MACKERELL to J. MINGAY, grocer, is carved in stone on a shield on this Porch"

"Old Halls & Manor Houses in the County of Norfolk", by E.P.WILLIS

Note:- JOHN MINGAY, grocer, (Mayor of Norwich 1617) never occupied this Hall. The first of the MINGAYS' was JOHN (son of WILLIAM ob. 1564) who was Diocesn Registrar & he was follwed by HENRY his son a barrister, ob.1632, after which there is no record of a MINGAY havimg occupied the Hall.

(Initialed by JAMES ARTHUR MINGAY) J.A.M.

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MINGAY - GAWDY

ELIZABETH (?ISABELLA) GAWDY married to JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall, in Norfolk, Esq., was eldest daughter of Sir THOMAS GAWDY of Claxton in County Norfolk, Knight, one of the Judges of the Kings Bench, obit 1588 buried in Redenhall Church, Norfolk, by his wife AUDREY daughter of WILLIAM KNIGHTLEY of Norwich, Esq., and his co-heiress. ELIZABETH (i.e. ISABELLA had for brothers :- (1) Sir HENRY GAWDY of Claxton, Knight of the Bath to King JAMES at his coronation; (2) Sir THOMAS GAWDY, second son; (3) GEORGE, third son; and sisters:- ANN (2 nd daughter) = THOMAS READE MARY (3 rd daughter) = ISAACK WINCOTE FRANCES (4 th daughter) = Sir EDMUND MOUNTFORD of Feltwell, in Norfolk, Knt.

Harl MS No. 4756

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ELIZABETH BURKIN, nee MINGAY .

"ELIZABETH daughter of JOHN MINGAY of Ranthorpe in Norfolk, Gent., wife of JOHN BURKIN (of Burlingham) Esq., died the 22 nd April 1697 and was buried at Saxlingham. She left three daughters, viz. ELIZABETH, MARY and JANE". "At this Funeral was eight Escocheaus on silk and 14 on Calico."

Proceedings at Funerals, Tench(?) Jas.I. Add MS.14417 .

NOTE:- BLOOMFIELD, "Hist of Norfolk"' states that of her five children, four daughters and a son, only one of her children, JANE, survived her.

"JOHN BURKIN died 9 June 1729, aged 76 and was buried at Burlingham St. Peter, Norfolk, June 11 th : See Inscription in Church.

"Memorial Rings", by F.A.CRISP,Esq.

MARY the daughter of Dr.JOHN BARON, and SUSAN (MINGAY) his wife, became the second wife of SIMON KERRICH, Esq., J.P., who died 4 December 1748, aged 51, (see M.I. Redenhall Church). Their eldest son JOHN, died of small-pox, 17 January 1757, aged 21.

"Eastern Counties Collectaned (?)". Edited by J.LeSTRANGE .

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SAXLINGHAM NETHERGATE .

"Saxlingham Nethergate or Verdons' Manor".

It subsequently belonged to the famlies of SUCKLING and TUTTLE (ie TUTHILL). ELIZABETH TUTTLE inheirted her fathers' estate in 1684. She died in 1716, leaving three daughters by her husband JOHN MINGAY, who were her co-heiresses. Their names were ELIZABETH, MARY and SUSAN. The first married JOHN BURKIN, the second JOHN FOWLE, and SUSAN espoused Dr.JOHN BARON, Dean of Norwich; they all joined and sold Netherhall Manor (without the advowson, which belonged to this manor) to ROBERT ATWOOD, Esq. JOHN BARON held the Rectories of Saxlingham Nethergate & (Saxlingham) Thorpe".

From Bryants' "Norfolk Churches - Henstead Hundred".

Note:- There is a similar statement in Bloomfields' History of Norfolk, Vol.V, p.517. from which the foregoing was probably taken.

ANNE the daughter and heiress of JOHN ATWOOD, son of the above ROBERT, married THOMAS GOOCH, Esq., of Benacre (son of the Bishop) and became lord of the Manor.

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ANTHONY MINGAY (II) of Norwich .

ROGER MINGAY = MARY dau.of Sheriff of Norwich 1653 Simon Davy. Mayor 1658. Ob.1660

ANTHONY MINGAY = ANNE CORNWALLIS 2 nd son, born 1634 bur d at St.Stephens bur d Dec.31, 1713 Aug.3, 1693

John Mingay Anthony Mingay Mary Mingay bap. St.Stephens 2 nd son bap. at bap.St.Stephens Dec.16.1668 St.Stephens Nov.11.1673 ______July 27.1670 ______Died at Cambridge Charles Mingay March 2. 1688 bur d Anne Mingay bap.St.Stephens St.Stephens. s.p. bap Aug.24.1677 Dec.8.1674, bur d ______St.Stephens, Oct 19.1675. Dorothy Mingay ______bap. Oct.19.1681 bur d Aug.31.1682 Roger Mingay ______bur d Jan.6.1676. Frances married to George Lane & afterwards to W m Brooke, Recorder of Norwich. She died Aug.23.1729

Compiled by J.A.MINGAY from St.Stephens Parish Registers .

NORFOLK , NORWICH REGIMENT 1697 ANTHONY MINGAY, LIEUTENANT .

"FRANCIS GUIBON, son of WILLIAM GUIBON to have the Corpus Scholarship vacant by the death of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY" Dated 20 April 1689.

"Notes from two Count books of Norwich, 1666 - 1668 " by WALTER RYE, 1905. Norfolk & Norwich Archeological Society .

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Page 119 . MINGAY of NORWICH & LONDON .

JOHN MINGAY = SUSAN SKINNER Mayor of Norwich,1617 d. 1642 b.1556. d.1625 Bur d.St.Stephens, Norwich.

ANTHONY MINGAY ROGER MINGAY = MARY dau.of = 2 nd ALLEN BADGER Eldest son of Norwich SIMON DAVY widower of St. Married MARY 3 rd son, bap of Easton Leonards, GAWDY 1627 St.Peter Mancroft Norfolk,Gent Shoreditch,London Bur d.27 March Norwich 21Feb1595 Mar d 24Feb1627 Mar d @ St.Dunstans @ St.Stephens Mayor of Norwich She d. c.1678 in East London ______1658. Bur d.St. Oct.1674. He died Stephens, Church @ Haggerstone 1676 JOHN MINGAY Norwich, 30 Oct. & bur d @St.Leonards Bap.14 Feb. 1660 Shoreditch,to which 1587,St.Peter parish he was a Mancroft. Bur d considerable 2 Aug 1652 benefactor. St.Stephens. S.P.

JOHN MINGAY ROGER MINGAY = MARY BAKER = 2 nd ABRAHAM PARROTT of Norwich of St.Martins Spinster of batchealor of St. Eldest son Outwich,London St.Leonards Leonards, Ob.coel.1630 3 rd son Bap.@ Shoreditch Eastcheap. Mar d. ______St.Peter Man- Mar d 20 Nov. 14 Sep.1691 @ St. croft, Norwich Bur d. in St. Leonards, East- ANTHONY MINGAY 27 Aug.1641 Leonards Church cheap,dead before of Norwich Bur d in St.Benets 10 Dec.1744 1744. 2nd son, born Gracechurch Street ______1634. Bur d in London 11 Sep.1688 St.Stephens Church, Norwich one son ABRAHAM * 1713 b.1693. died 1715.

ANTHONY MINGAY WILLIAM MINGAY = HESTER dau.of MARY MINGAY eldest son,bap. Woollen draper of ..(?JENNINGS) eld.dau.bap St.Leonards, Gracechurch Street Bur d. in the St.Leonards Eastcheap London. 2 nd son in the church Eastcheap, 8 Dec.1670 Bap.28 Feb.1677. of St.Leonards 27 Nov 1673 ______A Deputy for the Eastcheap 6 Mar. ______City of London 1747. Will pr d ROGER MINGAY Bridgemaster in PCC 27 Mar. ELIZABETH 3rd son Bap @ Bur d.in St. MINGAY 2nd .dau St.Leonards St.Leonards, bap. @ St. Eastcheap Eastcheap 8 Jun Leonards, 23 Apr.1679. 1746. Will pr d Eastcheap Bur d in 1739 in PCC 4 Jun 1746. 30 Oct.1675 ______REBECCAH MINGAY S.P. 3 rd dau.bap at St MARMADUKE MINGAY Leonards,E.Cheap 4th son Bap @ St. 23 Jan 1680 Leonards Eastcheap Mar d JOHN THURLOW 2 Jul.1684 of Brancaster Norfolk at St.Pauls'Cathedral London. 26 th Aug.1731

*ABRAHAM & MARY PERROTT had one son, ABRAHAM, baptised at St.Leonards, Eastcheap, 5 th September 1693 & buried in St.Benet, Gracechurch, 18 th August 1715.

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DAVY or DAVYE. Harl.MS.1552 .

MARY daughter of ROBERT DAVYE, of Easton, and ELIZABETH daughter of ....NORGATE of , Norfolk, became the wife of ROGER MINGAY of Norwich, gent.

MARY uxor ROGER MINGAY, gent, of Norwich was daughter of SIMON DAVYE of Easton, Norfolk and CATHERINE daughter of ...BORRETT of Laxfield, county Suffolk.

ROBERT eldest son of Sir JOSEPH PAYNE, of Norwich, maior in 1660--- married SUSAN daughter of ROGER MINGAY of Norwich and had issue ROBERT, 11 years in 1664 and daughters. The wife of Sir JOSEPH PAYNE was EUNICE daughter of RICHARD BENCELEY of Carleton, Suffolk.

Le NEVES KNIGHTS .

"I was at Mr.HOWARDS' (HENRY, afterwards created LORD HOWRARD of & subsequently Earl of Norwich & Earl Marshall of England and on the death of his brother, sixth Duke of Norfolk/brother to the Duke of Norfolk ###. This Mr. HOWARD hath lately brought a piece of ground of Mr.MINGAY of Norwich by the water-side in Cunsford"(Conisford)

JOURNAL of Mr.EDWARD BROWNE 1 st January 1663-4.

The Will of Sir THOMAS BROWNE,M.D. of Norwich, dated 2 nd December 1679, was witnessed by ANTHONY MINGAY and two others. A fac-simile of the Will appears in Sir THOMAS BROWNES' WORKS (Edition of 1835) Vol.I, p.44. "Sir WILLIAM D'OYLY, Knt. & Bart., born about 1613, died 1677, and interred in Hadleigh Church, Suffolk, Nov.1677. In 1657 he was compelled to use his privilege of Parliament to avoid arrest for debt by one ANTHONY MINGAY of Norwich."

HISTORY of the HOUSE of D'OYLY of SHOTTISHAM, co.NORFOLK

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MINGAY - DAVYE .

SIMON DAVYE = CATHERINE dau.of Bap. St.Peters .... BORRETT of Mancroft 25 th April Laxfield, Suffolk. 1570. Sheriff of She married secondly Norwich, 1611. ALEXANDER ANGUISH Mayor of Norwich 1629.

ROGER MINGAY = MARY DAVYE..... daughter of Norwich, gent. Married 24 th February 1627 Sheriff. 1653 Mayor 1658 Died 1660

VISITATION of NORFOLK 1563.Vol.I.p.286.Edited by B.Gen l.BULVER

"Mr.ROGER MINGAYS" HOUSE, MIDDLE ROW NORWICH .

"A BOOK of LANGOLL RENTS, 1626" .

NORWICH TRADE TOKEN .

The farthing of Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY; There is one in the Coin Dept. . It is of very thin metal about ½" dia. & may have been washed with gold. "The MINGAY family was of considerable respectability and had long been settled at Arminghall, having a City house, now "The Mitre" Tavern, in Stephens'. ANTHONY was the son of ROGER MINGAY, who was Sheriff in 1653 & mayor in 1658. He was a grocer by trade. Was admitted to the freedom of the City in 1661 & resided in St.Peter Mancroft from 1659 to 1667 but subsequently lived in St.Stephens, in the Church of which there are several monuments & brasses in memory of various members of the MINGAY family"

R.H.MASONS' "HISTORY of the COUNTY of NORFOLK". p.634 .

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Page 123 . WORSTEAD, NORFOLK .

8 th October, 4 th Charles I.1628. "Mortgage by CHARLES THEMYLTHORPE of Stratton, gentleman, to HENRY MINGAY, Esq., of Armingale, gentleman, of a messuage and lands called Femies, alias Skeyters, in Worstead, Westwick and , and tenements and lands etc. late of THOMAS THEMYLTHORPES' for the sum of £60" [FileV] R.76 & in ct(?) & R.77.

HALES, NORFOLK .

File VI. 13 January. 21 st Charles I, 1645/6.

"Grant by MATTHEW MICKLEBURGH of , yeoman, to THOMAS FENN the younger, of Woodton, yeoman, and ROBERT MINGAY of , taylor, of a messuage called Wickhams' with the buildings, gardens, etc., and twenty-six acres of land, etc., in Hales. R.2. and in ct(?)"

COURT of WARDS INQUISITIONS HENRY MINGAY,Esq. 9 Chas.I bundle 61. No.123.

"A CALENDAR of ENROLLED NORFOLK DEEDS" by J.C.TINGEY .

PROBATE WILLS in P.C.C.(MATTHEWS) .Vol.IV, p.467.

MINGAY, ANTHONY, of Norwich, gent., (to be buried near his father in St.Stephens, Norwich). Will (52 Fairfax) proved 23 rd August 1649, by relict MARY, JOHN HOBART of Norwich, Esq. and brother ROGER

SEE COPY of WILL in the book of MiNGAY WILLS, page 159 .

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ANTHONY MINGAY and family eat(?) at Christchurch, Norwich in 1638

PLAGUE at NORWICH .

"Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY , merchant, at the sign of "The Sun " in the Poultry (London) is appointed by the City of Norwich, to receive the charity of all such persons as shall contribute towards the Relief of the Inflicted poor of the said City, which is much visited".

LONDON GAZETTE, No.81, for Monday, Aug. 20 th . to Thursday, Aug. 23 rd 1666 .

continued on page 125. Page 125 . MINGAY - GAWDY .

"MARY GAWDY, who married ANTHONY MINGAY, of Norwich, in 1627, was the sixth daughter of PHILLIP GAWDY and BRIDGET daughter of JOHN STRONGMAN of Hadley Castle, Essex, 2 nd son of BASSINGBOURNE GAWDY of Harleston and ANN daughter of JOHN WOTTON of Tuddenham in Suffolk."

HARL. MS. 4756 .

PHILLIP GAWDY was attached to the Court of Queen ELIZABETH & of King JAMES I and was M.P. for Eye, Suffolk, 1593, Thetford, 1597, Sudbury, 1601 and Dunwich, 1603. He died in 1617. His letters have been published in a book entitled "The Letters of PHILLIP GAWDY of West Harling, Norfolk, and of London 1579 - 1616", Edited by ISSAC HERBERT JEAYES and published by J.B.NICHOLS & Sons, 1906.

The original letters are in the British Musuem Library, - EGERTON MSSS 2713 - 27722 and Add. MSS. 36989 - 36990.

NORWICH RATE-PAYERS 1633 - 1634 . PARISH of St.STEPHENS .

Mrs.SUSAN MINGAY...... ¡¡¡¡ d Mr. JOHN MINGAY...... v¡ d Mr. ANTHONY MINGAY...... v¡ d Mr. ROGER MINGAY...... ¡¡¡ d

PARISH of St.GILES .

Mr. ROGER MINGAY...... ¡¡ d. quarterly.

THE NORWICH RATE BOOK 1633 - 1634 (Easter to Easter) Edited by W.RYE .

continued on page 127. Page 127 . PEDIGREE OF GAWDY. From "The Letters of PHILLIP GAWDY", by I.H.JEAYES.Esq., 1906

(1)ELIZABETH = THOMAS GAWDY = (2)ROSE = (3) ELIZABETH SHIRES HALLOWS Serjant-at-Law BENNET

Sir FRANCIS GAWDY = (2 nd June 1563) KATHERINE b.circ.1532. Judge ELIZABETH of the Queens Bench CONYSBY 1589. Ld.Chief Justice 1605. d.1606.

AUDREY = Sir THOMAS GAWDY, jun r MARGARET KNIGHTLEY Serjant at Law 1567. Judge 1575. d.1588

HENRY THOMAS GEORGE ISABELLA = JOHN MINGAY GAWDY GAWDY GAWDY GAWDY of Arminghall.

ANNE GAWDY

MARY GAWDY

(1)ANNE BASSINBOURNE = THOMAS GAWDY senior = (2)ELIZABETH STEYNINGS = (3) KATHERINE HASTINGS of Co.Hertford. of Redenhall d.1566(?) nee. HARRIS nee.STRANGE/ESTRANGE

ANTHONY JOHN

BASS.GAWDY ANNE dau.of = BASSINGBOURNE GAWDY(2) = MARJORE SULYARD KATHERINE = HENRY EVERARD bur d at JOHN WOTTON Sheriff of Nfk 1573 wid.of THO s.DARCEY GAWDY of Lynstead. Redenhall widow of (1) bur d.25 thJan.1589 of TOLLESHURST 5 Jul 1559 Sir THO s DARCEY marr d Dec.1588 (Parish Reg.) WODEHOUSE bur d. 15 May 1590. (2) HENRY REPPS m. 26 sep.1558 bur d.6 Jun 1587.

THOMAS GAWDY = HONOR STEYNINGS BARTHOLOMEW STRANGEMAN = MARIA...... of Redenhall of Hadleigh Co.Essex (m.(2) DUDLEY d.1580 FORTESQUE)

THOMAS OWEN RALPH KATHERINE MARY

ANN d.of Sir CHA s = BASSINGBOURNE GAWDY II = (2) DOROTHY d.of PHILLIP GAWDY = BRIDGET FRAMLINGHAM of b.11 May 1560. Sheriff Sir NICHOLAS b. 13 Jul.1562 STRANGEMAN Crows Hall, Sfk. of Norfolk, 1595, 1601 BACON of Redgrave M.I.1588. bur d. m.circ.1597 m.17 Jul.1586. Knighted 1597. d.1606 m.30 Apr.1595 bur d.9 Jun.1594

BASSINBOURNE BACON DOROTHY FRANCES GAWDY III GAWDY GAWDY GAWDY b.1596

FRANCIS ANTHONY BRIDGET DOROTHY ELIZABETH GAWDY GAWDY GAWDY GAWDY GAWDY living 1644 MARY = ANTHONY MINGAY ob.1649 of Norwich

LETTICE

FRAMLINGAHM GAWDY = LETTICE KNOWLES Sir CHARLES GAWDY Knt. sole heir to his or KNOLLYS gt.father(?). Sir CHARLES FRAMLINGHAM Sir CHARLES GAWDY 1 st Bart. (....) b.1589. d.1654 of Crows Hall 1661

Sir WILLIAM GAWDY 1 ST Bart. 1663.

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RANT - MINGAY .

HUMPHREY RANT = ANN daughter of Sir ANTHONY DRURY of Norwich, barrister of Besthorpe, ob.1661 aged 63 at law. Ob.1661 aged 64 buried at Yelverton. buried at Yelverton.

1).SUSAN dau.of = WILLIAM RANT = 2). ELIZABETH dau.of ANTHONY MINGAY Esq. of Yelverton JAMES TYRELL of of Norwich, gent ob.30 Mar.1681 Mendham. m.at St.Stephens aged 59, buried at Ob.20 Feb.1711 7 Aug.1649 Yelverton. Aged 70.

HUMPHREY RANT THOMAS RANT Two sons WILLIAM & Ob.1681 aged 23 of Yelverton JAMES. Bachelor p.v. m.FELICIA & had one dau. LETTICA. ob.1714 Aged 14.

CARTHEWS' "LAUNDITCH", p.457 .

GIMMMINGHAM, NORFOLK .

Estreab(?) of the Subsidies granted by the temporality in the Hundred of Erpingham 1663.

"JOHN MINGAY, gent ¡¡¡ li .x s } xxv¡¡¡ s."

MSS of the MARQUIS of LOTHIAN, BICKLING HALL, NORFOLK . HISTORICAL MSS COMMISSION, REPORT. p.97. 1905 .

continued on page 131. Page 131 .

REGISTER of WILLS at NORWICH .

MINGAY, WILLIAM ...... 1532 - 1544.

Norfolk Antiquarian Misc. Vol.I, p.348 .

NORFOLK ARMS .

GEORGE MINGAY of Norwich:- Or, on a bend, blue, 3 leopard heads,or; a diff. He was sonne of WILLIAM MINGAY sometime Mayor of Norwich.

Harl. MS. 1109 .

RECTOR of BULMER, SUFFOLK .

ROBERT MINGAY from 1587 to 26 October 1598, patron WILLIAM MINGAY. Note:- ROBERT was probably the third son of WILLIAM, mayor of Norwich, 1561, and the patron of his own brother signed J.A.M.

CROMER, NORFOLK .

Exchequer Disposition, 35 Eliz. Easter, No.19, Norfolk, p.2x. A reckoninge made by ROBERT UNDERWOOD, gent, the 19 th daye of January A o.Dom. 1587:- Whereof Item paid to WILLIAM MYNGAYE v¡¡ li .x s. Item paid to WILLIAM MYNGAYE ix li .

p.lv¡ PIER, 1591 .

Petition to Sir WILLIAM CECILE, Lord High Treasurer, to summon before him among others WILLIAM MYNGAYE (formerly a portreeve) to divulge certain sums of money in their hands which they refuse to make payment of.

"CROMER PAST AND PRESENT", by WALTER RYE .

continued on page 133. Page 133 .

MINGAY and COOKE, or COKE .

ROBERT COOKE of Mileham = WYNIFRED dau. of & co-heir in co. Norfolk, Esq., son of WILLIAM KNIGHTLEY of & heir of ROBERT COOKE of Norfolk, Esq. She was mar Sparham by Whitwell in 22 Dec. An.Dom. 35 of King Norfolk. Henry VIII, 1543.

1. WINIFREDE eldest dau. 2. USULA dau. mar LEEDES mar.first to MYLES MINGAY, gent., 2 nd 3. ELIZABETH dau. mar OSBOURNE to JOHN GOOCHE. of Essex.

4. BRIDGET dau. ob.sp.

5. ANN dau. mar. FRANCIS 6. MARGARET dau. mar. ROBERT STUBBS of Scottow. BARKER.

7. AUDREY dau. mar. NICHOLAS 8. DOROTHY dau. mar. WILLIAM BOHUN,1; 2 nd EDWARD FRANCKLYNE of HAYRETT. Norfolk.

Sir EDWARD COOKE of Godwiche, Norfolk, Knight; Sometime of Buckingham 1 Chas.1629.

HARL MS. No.4756. p.33 .

WINIFRED COKE, daughter of ROBERT COKE was the wife of MILES MINGAY and mother of FRANCIS MINGAY of the Inner Temple. She died 1618 and is buried at Homersfield.

CARTHEWS HISTORY of the Hundred of LAUNDITCH, Part III, fo.3

Note:- After the death of MILES MINGAY, the above WINIFRED married JOHN GOOCH of Ilketshall & after his death GEORGE NEELE of Glen Magna, Leicestershire. She survived him also.

continued on page 135. Page 135 .

MONUMENT to ROBERT COKE in the Church of St.Andrews, Holborn .

Inscription:- " Monumentum ROBERTI COKE, de Mileham, in Comitatu Norfolcice. Arminger Illusrtriss Hospitic Lincoln iensis quondam Socii Primaria. Qui ex WINIFREDA uxor and GULIELMI KNIGHTLEY filia nos suscepit liberos EDWARDUM COKE, filius; Mag.Reg. Att.Gen. WINIFREDAM, MILONI MINGAY, Genros DOROTHEAM, GULIELIUS FRANCKLYNE, Gen. ElIZABETH, RICHARDO OSBORNE,Gen. URSULAM, GEORGIS LEEDES, Gen. ANNAUM, FRANCISCI STRUBBE, Gen MARGARETAUM, ROBERT BARKER, Arminger. ETHELREDAUM, NICHOLAS BOHUN, Arminger obit in Hospitu Predicto. 15(?25) Die Nov. Anno Domini 1561; Elizabeth 4; Ætat sux 48.

Ex CARTHEWS HISTORY of Launditch Part III. p.111 . also STOWS SURVEY of LONDON (by Stiype ? )1720. Vol.I. p.249 .

FRANCIS MINGAY

Manor of Framlingham, Suffolk .

"FRANCIS MINGAY, Esquire, was Steward 8 Jas I, to THOMAS HOWARD, Earl of Norfolk, Lord of the Manor of Framlingham.

GREENS' "HISTORY of FRAMLINGHAM", 1833; & LODERS "FRAMLINGHAM", p.395 .

continued on page 137.

Page 13 7 MANOR of KETTLEBURGH

FRANCIS MINGAY Esq., Steward of the Manor of Kettleburgh from 1614 to 6 cas. Rob. cum de Kettleburgh.

VISITATION of SURREY, 1623

The MINGAY Pedigree in Harl. MS. 1433.p39. is signed by "fr MYNGAYE"

MINGAY of SOUTHWARK, 1632.

MINGAYE, FRANCIS, of (Bridge House) St.Olaves Southwark, Esq., Will 64 *Audley) proved ne 28 by relict FRANCES and son FRANCIS. 1633 MINGEY, FRANCIS, of (?) Beaver Lane, Essex, Gent. Will (6 Russell) proved Feb.11,1632- 33 by sister ANNE RAY.

1646 MINGAY, MARTHA, of Heydon, Norfolk (spinster). Will (41 Tuisse) proved April 29, 1646 by FRANCIS TAVERNOR.

Ex. "Canterbury Year Books of probates 1630 - 1634, 1635 - 1639" by JOHN & GEO.F.MATTHEWS,1902- 3 .

MINGAY, FRANCIS, of Beaver Lane, Essex but deceased at Bungay*, Suffolk. Extrix & relict FRANCES and sister MARTHA MINGAY sent pro conf test June 18, 1633 [59 Russell] Will (6 Russell) pro. Feb.11, 1632-33.

"Probate and Sentences. P.C.C. (MATTHEWS)

* Note the Parish Registers of Holy Trinity Church, Bungay state that FRANCIS MINGAY, Esq., (a stranger) was buried on the 25 January 1632. This extract being made on the 10 January 1996 by ANTHONY JOHN MINGAY.

continued on page 138 . Page 138 .

FRANCIS MINGAY junior. Church of St Dunstans-in-the-West. London.

Baptism .

1608, December 3 rd ; FRANCIS son of FRANCIS MINGAY Esquire.

continued on page 139. Page 139 .

1633. FRANCISCIUS MINGAY fil and heres FRANCISI MINGAY Arm qui imp obit Ipx FRANC fil obit ante our pleve elat. ANNA uxor JOHIS RAY Gent. pleve elat & MARTHA MINGAY elat 9 arm. Soros & coheres proci FRANC jun. adm pocd FRANC pata cepit & post mortem WINIFREDA matris sue nup GEORGE NEALE, Gent & ante ux MILEIUS MINGAY, Gent. 13 Jac cust MARTHA common FRANCISCA MINGAY matu suoe. 1644 MARTHA MINGAY obiit

Rob cum de Rawlings in Elmham; From DAVYS MSS.

2nd wife [ANN] = Sir JOHN REA of Richmond = 1 st wife dau.of dau.of [FRANCIS] Senr.Scrivener of LONDON LANCELOT BURTON MINGAY of Surrey Fleet Street, london, of London Justice of Peace pired? by the account book p.1b,p.2 b and 16 b. I beleive his fathers' name was JOHN RAE citizen and Goldsmith of London dead before 1626 & his mother ELIZABETH relict of Jo. at that time.

JOHN RAE 2 nd son FRANCES 2 nd daughter

Le Neves' "Pedigrees of Knights" Harl. Soc Vol.VIII.p.168

JOHN MINGAY of Gimmingham in the Co. of Norfolk, Esq., is descended from FRANCIS MINGAY,Esq., one of the Readers of the Inner Temple, in the reign of Kings James ("Grandeau of the Law" 1684. p 188)

Note:- This is incorrect JOHN MINGAY was the son of ANTHONY MINGAY of Norwich ob.1649 and grandson of JOHN MINGAY of Norwich ob.1625. (initialledby) J.A.M.

continued on page 141. Page 141 .

SUFFOLK SUBSIDY ROLL 8 Eliz.; Hundred of Lackford .

FRANCIS MINGE in goods £3. 2s. 6d.

"East Anglian" New series. Vol.3 .

FRANCIS MINGAY of Bungay

"The Suffolk Subsidy at the Public Record Office, numbered 183/55/4, consists of five parchments of different dates, supposed to be of the time of CHARLES I. Among them is a roll endorsed "loan Com. Suffolk" which in effect a directory of the wealthier inhabitants of the County in the earlier half of the reign of Jas.I. It is probably of about the year 1612, among the names is :- "FRANCIS MINGAY of Bungay, Esq., X£ "

"East Anglian" Vol.VIII, p.295, 1899 (Third Series).

Continued on page 143. Page 143 .

CRATFIELD PARISH PAPERS 1491 -1647 . Edited by Rev.T.T.Rawson .

p.142

1612 Paid to Mr.MINGAY 1 for the copy for 10 James I the taking up of the land that was purchased of ROBERT ALDOUS. 6s 0d.

Paid unto his man for same copy 1s 0d

Paid to Mr.MINGAY for a womans examination. 3s 4d

Paid him more for writing the entry 2s 6d

Paid his clerk 2s 0d p.158

1625 Paid to MATTHEW MINGAY for making 23 James I of cushions for the Pulpit. 1s 0d 1 Charles I Paid to him the time for feathers for the cushions 1s 10d

Paid to Mr.MINGAY the 9 th June at the court for his advice and for two entries of the surrenders of the Town lands wherein were 10 Teoffees? £1 10s 0d

Paid to HENRY WILLIAMS for 2lbs. sugar spent at the court and aqua vitæ (brandy) the same day for Mr.MINGAYE. 3s 2d

1633 9 Charles I Paid to Mr.MINGAY for putting on the cover unto the books. 4d

1 Probably Mr.HENRY MINGAY of ARMINGHALL, NORFOLK, barrister.

Continued on page 145. Page 145 .

RAWLINSON MSS in the Bodleian Library .

Catalogus Codicium MSS RICHARD RAWLINSON.

CLASSIC D. pars II. 1007 Chartaceocis. A book of forms used in the Consistory Court of the Diocese of London in 1569. On the first page is this title:- Liber presidentium uisc(?) JOANNIS MINGAY 1.

B 429 MINGAY PEDIGREE 2 Heraldic Visitation of the County of Surrey in 1623 by SAMUEL THOMPSON, WINDSOR and AUGUST VINCENT, Rouge Dragon, as deputies of Clarencieux King at Arms-

B 392,62 Historical Collections chiefly relating to Norfolk, written in the time of ELIZABETH by FRANCIS GURNEY "Some Latin and English lines addressed to ISABELLA MINGAY 3.

340,17 MINGAY, HENRY 4. M.A., Vicar of Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire, signiture, 1671.

Notes (1) Probably JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall, ob 1622. (2) See page 21 of this book for copy. (3) The wife of JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall, formerly ISABELLA GAWDY. (4) Afterwards Rector of Redenhall and of Shotesham, Norfolk.

continued on page 147. Page 147 .

BALDWER - MINGAY .

BALDWER of Long Sutton, Lincolnshire.

JAMES BALDWER = JANE daughter of a legatee of his JOHN MINGAY and sister to great grandfather ROBERT MINGAY of Ely, Jan. 25 th . 1622-3 co.Cambridgeshire. Will dated March 11,1685; proved P.C.C. Nov.18,1687.

1. RICHARD BALDWER 2. JAMES BALDWER 2.daughters of Long Sutton, died in the Inner Temple, batchelor.

All under age March 11, 1685 - 6.

Maddisons' Lincolnshire Pedigrees, Harl.Soc., Vol.50 .

Corporation of the Great Level of .

(Bedford Levl Corporation) .

The Receiver and Expenditor General at the time of his appointment enters into a bond of two sureties approved by the Board. Takes an oath, and has to attend all meetings of the Board and Corporation. Salary £120 p.a., with an allowance for stationary and an ancient fee of 6 d, called "an acquitance" upon every receipt exceedind 10/- for his trouble in making it out. Gives security in the sum of £10,000. The first to hold the office after of the Act, 15 Car.II (1663) was

continued on page 149 Page 149 . ROBERT MINGAY *,Esq., who held it until 1689.

"History of the Drainage of the Great Level of the Fens" . by SAMUEL WELLS, 2 Vols 1832 .

* The inscription upon the stone over the grave of JOHN MINGAY in the South Choir Aisle at Ely Cathedral states that he was Receiver and Expenditor for the above eighteen years. He died in 1676 and wa succeeded by his son ROBERT who held the office until his death in June, 1689 Initialled by J.A.M.

JENYNS - MINGAY .

MARTHA the widow of ROBERT MINGAY of Ely, became the wife of ROGER JENYNS Esq., of Bottisham Hall, Cambridgeshire, (Knighted at Kensington,9 January 1699-1700). They were married at the , London, 13 January 1690-1, and there was born to them three children, viz:- ROGER, VEARE and SARAH. MARTHA JENYNS died in 1701 and was buried in Ely Cathedral, see M.I. Sir ROGER JENYNS (who lived until 1740) subsequently married ELIZABETH SOAMES the daughter of Sir PETER SOAMES by whom he had one son SOAMES JENYNS who became an Author and M.P. He died in 1787, aged 83.

continued on page 151. Page 151 .

KEMP or KEMPE and MINGAY .

...KEMPE of = WILLIAM MINGAY = MATILDA..... Fuichingfield, Essex. of Shotesham, Nfk. died 1460. died 1442.

ROBERT KEMPE = ...... dau.& coheir JOHN MINGAY = of Spainshall in of...Alforde of of Shotesham Fuichingfield ...... in Kent

THOMAS MINGAY = of Shotesham

WILLIAM KEMPE = MARY dau.of JOHN COLTE of Spains Hall of Colte Hall in ROBERT MINGAY = CATHERINE son & heir. Cavendish. Suffolk of Shotesham and sister to Sir GEORGE COLTE,Knt JOHN MINGAY = JOAN of Shotesham.ob.1551

ROBERT KEMPE = ELIZABETH dau.of Sir of Spainshall CLEMENT HIGHAM of WILLIAM MINGAY = DOROTHY dau. Esq. of Spains Hall Barrow Hall in Suffolk of Norwich, Mayor of ROBERT Baron of the Exchequer 1561. ob.1564 GREENE Widow of..... EDEN

JOHN MINGAY = ISABEL dau.of of Arminghall,Nfk. Sir THOMAS ob. 1622 GAWDY, Judge of the Kings Bench

WILLIAM KEMPE ROBERT KEMPE = FRANCES MINGAY of Spains Hall, Esq. of Heydon, Norfolk only dau. born 1575 son & heir. He mar d. Died July 1615 Died Dec. 1633. PHILIPA dau. & coh. Buried in S.Aisle of Buried at Heydon, Dec.23, 1633 of FRANCIS GUNTER Heydon Church Esq. of London. July 28, 1615, M.I. He died 1628 s.p.

WILLIAM KEMPE Sir RICHARD KEMPE = ELIZABETH dau.of ELIZABETH eldest dau. Bap. at Heydon Knt. Eldest son born NICHOLAS MILLER mar. RALPH OUTLAW of Church, Feb.8, ....Inheirited the of Kent, First Wife. , 1609. Buried at Spains Hall Estate in Norfolk. Heydon, March 29 1628. Knighted at 1626. Whitehall, Aug.7,1641 ISABEL 2 nd dau. bap. at Heydon Church ______Second wife ELIZABETH Nov.14 1599. Married dau.of ROBERT KEMPE EDMUND of Gissing, Norfolk. Mar d FRANCES dau. bap. at Sep.8, 1631. Issue one Heydon Sep.1603. Mar d dau. FRANCES. WILLIAM DURY of Hanworth, Norfolk.

Third wife ELIZABETH MARY dau. bap at dau. of ...STEWARD of Heydon Feb.3, 1604. London. Mar d.NICHOLAS OSBORNE and 2 nd JOHN KITCHINGMAN. She died 1644. Buried at Heydon.

ROBERT KEMPE WILLIAM KEMPE = RUTH dau. of JANE KEMPE dau. married Eldest son 2 nd son Sir GILBERT GARROD Sir.THOMAS GARDINIER of s.p. of Harrow Middlesex. of Tollesbury.

Compilied by J.A.MINGAY from NORRIS MSS, BLOOMFIELDS' HISTORY of NORFOLK, HARL.MS4756 & ADD.MS 4820, fol.33, etc. etc. .

continued on page 152.

Page 152 . THE BLACK BOOKS of LINCOLNS INN .

1646, 5 Nov; EDWARD COLFER with others expelled from the INN for having "adhered to the enemy against the Parliament". They were all suspended until they cleared themselves.

The Will of HENRY COLFER of Lincolns Inn mentions:- ISABELL COLFER, mother, excutrix; Sir ROBERT KEMPE my honoured "buckle"; FRANCES, the wife of Mr.JOHN SMITH, his sister, JESSIE COLFER, his sister ISABELL MATHINE, neice, dau. of Mr.THOMAS MATHINE. To be buried in Lincolns Inn Chapel. Will dated 1658.

continued on page153.

Page 153 .

HEYDON CHURCH, NORFOLK. On an altar tomb at the East end of the South Aisle:- "Here lieth the body of ROBERT KEMPE,Esq., who descended that ancient family of Spains Hall in Essex, obit July 1615, and next unto him lieth the body of his loving wife Mrs.FRANCES KEMPE who died December 1633." "MARY one of the daughters of ROBERT KEMPE.Esq., sometime the wife of NICHOLAS OSBORNE, Gent., and late wife of JOHN WITCHINGHAM, Gent.,, died June 1644" Arms:- OSBORNE and KEMPE impaled.

Bloomfields' "History of Norfolk VI,p.251 .

"ROBERT (2 nd son of ROBERT KEMP of Spains Hall and who was of Gissing/married FRANCIS MINGAY(daughter of JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall) and had by her ROBERT, EDMUND, ELIZABETH, wife of ... OUTLAW, ISABEL whose husbands' name was COULTER (?COLFER) of Aylsham, and MARY married to NICHOLAS OSBORNE of Heydon in Norfolk. ROBERT the eldest son on his Uncle WILLIAMS' decease without male issue (in 1628) came to the inheiritance of Spains Hall and other Estates. He received the honour of Knighthood in 1644". Note:- Spains Hall is in Fuichingfield, Essex.

Wrights " Vol.I, p.652 .

"Mrs. FRANCES KEMPE had an Estate at Heydon left by her father JOHN MINGAY,Esq."

Neilds "Account of the ..... for Small Debtors", p.413 .

Mrs.FRANCES KEMPE formerly bequeathed three pounds to the poor of Norwich and Heydon; thirty shillings for preaching three sermons a year, and thirty shillings to the prisoners in the Hall and Castle Gaols annually for ever. For the payment she bound an Estate in Heydon left her by her father.

"Remarks on " by W.NIELD, "Gents. Magazine" Vol.78. p.685 .

continued on page 155

Page 15 5

WINIFRED COKE who married firstly MILES MINGAY, second son of WILLIAM MINGAY, Mayor of Norwich 1561; secondly, in 1579, JOHN GOOCHE and lastly GEORGE NEALE of Len Magna, Leicestershire, was buried at Homersfield in 1618. The sermon preached in Homersfield Church on the occasion of her funeral was published by V.DAY in 1618.

Copingers' "Materials for a "

SAXLINGHAM NETHERGATE, NORFOLK; ARMS in the CHURCH.

On the South side of the Altar is a neat mural marble monument with the Arms of the Norwich Deanery impaling:- BARON, gul a chevron argcorded lozenge az between three garbs or and a coat of pretence of MINGAY and an inscription of the Deans own compiling. In the Chancel MINGAY impales 3 crescents.

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS .

JOHN MINGAY of Ranthorpe Hall 1684; ELIZABETH wife of JOHN MINGAY and daughter of JOHN TUTHILL, 1716; WILLIAM their son 1716; JOHN TUTHILL, Gent., 1684; ELIZABETH wife of JOHN BURKIN, Esq., daughter of JOHN MINGAY, Esq., and ELIZABETH his wife, 1697. MARY, daughter of JOHN BARON,Clerk, and SUSAN his wife, daughter of JOHN MINGAY, Esq., 1707. ANN BARON their daughterr, 1712. JOHN BARON, Dean of Norwich, died 11 July 1739.

Bloomfields History of Norfolk, Vol.V.pp.499 - 500 .

continued on page 157. Page 157 .

ELY CATHEDRAL - MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS .

"Here lieth the Body of JANE MINGAY late wife to Mr.JOHN MINGAY who died 13 th Nov. 1672, aged 57". "Here lieth the Body of Miss.ANN MINGAY daughter to JOHN and JANE MINGAY who died 20 july 1670, aged 26." "Here lieth the Body of JOHN MINGAY who was Receiver and Expenditor to the Right Honourable the Corporation of the Great Levell of the Fenns for above 18 years and was buried 14 July 1676."

Le Neves' "Monumental Anglicana", 1718 .

On a marble mural tablet on the West side of the South transept:- "Near this place lyeth the Body of Dame MARTHA daughter of Mr.PENNINGTON of Suffolk, Relict of ROBERT MINGAY, Esq., and wife of Sir ROGER JENYNS who put this up for her. She died in Anno 1701 & according to her desire interred in ye vault with her first husband."

Copied at Ely by J.A.MINGAY, 1875 .

MARRIAGE ALLEGATIONS in the Registry of the Vicar General of the Archbishop of Canterbury. 1680 ROBERT MINGAY of Ely, Cambridgeshire, Gent., Bachelor about 26 and Miss. MARTHA PENNINGTON of St.Martins-in-the-Fields, Middlesex, Spinster, about 18 at her own dipose, her parents dead and having no guardian at Marylebone, Knightsbridge, St.Martins-in-the-Fields, Middlesex or St.Dunstans-in-the-West, London.

1690 -1, Jan.13:- ROGER JENYNS of Ely, co.Cambridgeshire, Esq., Bachelor about 25 to Mrs.MARTHA MINGAY of the same, widow, about 27, at the Temple.

continued on page 159. Page 159 .

ELY CATHEDRAL .

"ROBERTUS MINGAY Arminger, Norfolisinsis ortu(?) JOANNIS MINGAY Arminger filius natu tertius Aula de Clare in Academia Canterburiyiensi. noti ita pridem socius Societati Conservatorum Paludis Bedfordiensis dicte Ingenti sumptu jain olim exhaustie Tribunus AErarius Sub hoc tumulo sepultus jacet Vitoeg; morning; vix imitable exemplar Utpote qui se proestetit Deo nempe Solenues juxta Ecclesia Anglicania ritus Cultorem vere Religiosum Patrioe et Societati proedictoe singulari officis devotum Conjugi fideli, sidissinium Conjugum Multoe suboli Patrem providentissium Amicus omnibus ex Animo Amicum Atq; vel es nomine Desideratissionium Pauperibus ominigenis diffisa charitate notissnum Hiuic quem defunctiumtive Pari et equo lucto prosequimtive Patria, salutis paseisq, tantium non viduala Castode Conjux moestissimo dejecta Conjuga Proles indulgentissimo orbata Patri Saguinine Propinqui, Amicitia propinguiores Utig: optimo privata Consorio Egeni Thesauraris, Orbe *orpanatico destitii Ampliosimo Ceate immortaltatis proemio donavit Deus optimus maximus Calendis Junii 12 Anno salutis nostri 1689 Ætatis suoe 35

Le Neves "Mouments Anglicana", 1718. (* ? ORPHANOTRPHO)

continued on page 161. Page 161 . CHURCH of the HOLY TRINITY, ELY . PARISH REGISTERS .

BAPTISMS .

JOHN MINGAY baptised April 27th , 1682. ANNARETTA MINGAY baptised June 28 th , 1683. MARTHA MINGAY baptised Oct. 23 rd , 1684. PENNINGTON MINGAY baptised Sep. 29 th , 1686. ROBERT MINGAY baptised April 2 nd , 1689.

Note:- The above were children of ROBERT MINGAY (ob.June 12 th ,1689) and MARTHA his wife nee PENNINGTON who afterwards married Sir ROGER JENYNS and had three children ROGER, VEARE and SARAH.

CHURCH of St.LEONARDS, EASTCHEAP, LONDON . PARISH REGISTERS .

ANTHONY MINGAY sonne of ROGER & MARY MINGAY baptised 8 th Dec.1670.

MARY MINGAY, the daughter of ROGER & MARY his wife was baptised 27 th Nov.1673.

ELIZABETH MINGAY the daughter of ROGER MINGAY & ELIZABETH (?MARY) his wife was baptised 30 th Oct.1675.

WILLIAM MINGAY the son of ROGER MINGAY & MARY his wife was baptised Wednesday the eight & twentieth of February 1677 by Doctor * HATFIELD, Rector of St.Leonards, Shoreditch, London.

* AMBROSE ATFIELD.

continued on page 163. Page 163 .

CHURCH of St.LEONARDS, EASTCHEAP, LONDON . PARISH REGISTERS , continued.

ROGER the son baptised of Mr.ROGER MINGAY of this Parish, Woollen Draper, and MARY his wife was baptised this twenty-three (sic) day of April 1679.

REBECCAH the daughter baptised of Mr.ROGER MINGAY of this Parish, Woollen Draper, and MARY his wife was baptised this twenty-third day of January 1680.

MARMADUKE the son of baptised of Mr.ROGER MINGAY, Woollen- Draper, and MARY his wife was baptised this 2 nd of July 1684 in the Parish of St.Leonards, Esatcheap.

The above are the offspring of the following union:-

1669, November 20 th ; ROGER MINGAY St.Martins' Outwich, London, Citizen and draper, Batchelor, about 28 and Mrs (sic) MARY BAKER of St.Leonards, Shoreditch, Spinster, about 17, her friends dead: consent of her guardian ALLEN BADGER of the same parish, Gent, at St.Leonards, Shoreditch.

1674, October 17 th ; ALLEN BADGER of St.Leonards, Shoreditch, Gent, widower, about 70 and Mrs.MARY MINGAY * of the City of Norwich, co.Norfolk, widow, about 60 at St.Dunstans', East London.

Marriage Allegations in the Register of the Vicar General of the Archbishop of Canterbury .

nee´ MARY DAVY, and widow of ROGER MINGAY, Mayor of Norwich, 1658.

continued on page 165.

Page 165 .

MARY the second wife of ALLEN BADGER died in the year 1678 or 1679. She was a benefactoress to the Parish of St.Stephens at Norwich, see page 95 aute (sic). ALLEN BADGER who was buried in the Church, or Churchyard of St.Leonards, Shoreditch, June 16 th , 1676, lived at Haggerstone and was a benefactor to the Parish of St.Leonards, Shoreditch.

CHURCH of St.LEONARDS, EASTCHEAP . PARISH REGISTERS, continued . BURIALS .

ROGER, son of ROGER & MARY MINGAY...... 1739.

(1) MINGAY, WILLIAM, buried in the family vault, June 8 th , 1746.

(2) MINGAY, HESTER, buried in the family vault, March 6 th , 1746 (?1747, Will Proved 27 March 1747). Note. (1) Son of ROGER & MARY MINGAY. (2) Widow of WILLIAM MINGAY.

CHURCH of St.BENETS, GRACECHURCH STREET . PARISH REGISTER . BURIALS .

ROGER MINGAY, buried 11 Sept. 1688.

(4) PERROTT, ABRAHAM, son of ABRAHAM & (3) MARY PERROTT, Aug.18.1715.

Note (3) nee MARY BAKER, and widow of ROGER MINGAY. (4) Baptised at St.Leonards, Eastcheap 5 Sept. 1693.

continued on page 166.

Page 166 .

WILLIAM MINGAY, BRIDGEMASTER.

Friday, 29 June 1744:-

"It having been the opinion of a Common Council holden at Guildhall, that Mr.THOMAS HYDE, the Senior Bridge Master, had greatly abused the trust reposed in him; and that Mr.THOMAS PIDDINGTON the other Bridge Master, should be called in and reprimanded for neglect of his Duty; it was accordingly done by the Lord Mayor. Upon this several Gentleman put up for the Post of Bridge Master, and Mr.Deupty MINGAY was elected in the room of Mr.HYDE."

"The Gentlemens' Magazine", for 1744. Vol.14., p.337 .

continued on page 167. Page 167 .

Sep.4, 1691. ABRAHAM PERROT of St.Leonards, Eastcheap, London, Woollen Draper, batchelor, about 33, and Mrs.MARY MINGAY of the same, widow, about 34, at St.Leonards' aforesaid.

Marriage Allegations in the Register of the Vicar General of the Archbishop of Canterbury .

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St.PAULS' CATHEDRAL, LONDON . MARRIAGES .

JOHN THURLOW of Brancaster in Norfolk, widower, and (1) REBECCA MINGAY of the Parish of St.Bartholomews the Great, London, Spinster, were married by licence from the Archbishop of Canterbury in this Cathedral Church on the 26 th day of August 1731 by me THOMAS SPATEMAN. Note (1). Daughter of ROGER & MARY MINGAY, see page 119 ante. She was living 1746, see Will of HESTER MINGAY.

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Nov.2 nd , 1689. Names of Jurors impanelled and returned for the trial of the late Lord RUSSELL, together with their several trades viz:- Bride Ward; ROGER MINGAY Woollen-Draper Langbourne Ward; ANTHONY MINGAY * Factor.

Historical MSS, 12 th Report Appendix Part VI; MSS.of the .

* son of ANTHONY & MARY (GAWDY) MINGAY of Norwich.

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Meeting of the Corporation of London at Guildhall, Friday, June 29 th , 1744. "Mr.Deputy MINGAY # is elcted for the post of Bridge Master in the room of Mr.HYDE who had abused his trust"

# WILLIAM, ob. June 1746, son of ROGER MINGAY.

"The Gentlemens' Magazine" for 1744. Vol.14, p.337 .

continued on page 169. Page 169 .

CHURCH of St.BENETS, GRACECHURCH STREET.

This church was erected in the year 1685 and demolished in 1867 or 1868. The Font given by ROGER MINGAY (buried in the Church 11 Sep.1688) is now in use at the Church of St.Benets, Mile End Road,E.

The Church of St.Leonards, Eastcheap, was destroyed in the Great Fire, 1666 and its Parish was annexed to that of St,Benet, Gracechurch Street. Query whether the Church was rebuilt. The Registers of the Parish of St.Leonards and those of the Parish of St.Benets are now (1914), at the church of All Hallows, Lombard Street.

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PARISH CHURCH of St.MARY, LAMBETH . MARRIAGES .

1605, June 27; HENRY MINGE 1 and MARY JERNEGAN 2 with Licence. 1HENRY MINGAY of Arminghall, Norfolk. 2MARY JERNEGAN, sister to THOMAS JERNEGAN of Pentlowe, Essex and daughter of THOMAS JERNEGAN of Stebbing, Essex.

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BROOME, NORFOLK .

"JOHN FOWLE, Esq., who purchased the manor presented to the Church in 1701 and married first, MARY daughter of JOHN MINGAY 3 Esq., of Saxlingham and Ranthorpe Hall in , by whom he had JOHN FOWLE, Esq., and THOMAS FOWLE, LLD, Commissary to the dean and chapter of Norwich and . JOHN FOWLE, Esq., lord, was one of the Commissionaires of Excise in 1726, and in 1760, and married...... youngest daughter of Sir CHARLES TURNER, Bart.

3 JOHN, MINGAY, eldest son of ANTHONY & MARY (GAWDY) MINGAY.

continued on page 170. Page 170 .

BROOME, NORFOLK . EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS .

MARRIAGES .

1756. May 10. Mr.THOMAS PIGOTT, surgeon of Harlow, Essex, married to Miss ANN MINGAY, age 21, at Broome. Witnesses:- JOHN MINGAY, WILLIAM HOGG, EDWARD VOTIER, clerk.

BURIALS .

1742 Aug. 14 ANN, wife of Reverand JOHN MINGAY. 1747 Jul. 1 JAMES, son of Reverand JOHN MINGAY & ESTER his wife. 1756 Jul. 4 JOHN, son of Reverand JOHN MINGAY & ANN his wife. 1760 Mar. 4 Reverand JOHN MINGAY.

JOHN MINGAY (son of JOHN & MARY (HUBY) MINGAY was presented to the rectory of Brome (sic) in 1738 by JOHN FOWLE, Esq., and died rector in 1760.

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LONG SUTTON, LINCOLNSHIRE . EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS .

LYDIA, the daughter of RICHARD and LYDIA MINGAY was baptised in this church 17 th April 1755.

Note:- The Reverand JOHN MINGAY in his Will dated 1759, mentions 'LYDIA' daughter of his son RICHARD MINGAY and LYDIA his wife late of Long Sutton in Lincolnshire.

continued on page 171. Page 171 .

BROOME CHURCH, NORFOLK. .

Monument to JOHN FOWLE, Esq.

JOANNIS FOWLE, Arminger Hujius Mancii, dum vixit, Domini Qui. Rem Familiarein Prudentia Singulari Rem Publician recta Munerum Adminstratione Conservavit, auxit, omavit Natus 17 Die Novembris. Ao. 1666. Per tredecim et quod excurrit, lustra Propera tam Valetudine quam Fortuna continenter usus Taudem Aumum gereus Ætatis LXVI Morbo correptus improvise sttim occubuit Die IX Novembris Ao.1732 Et Mariæ Conjugis optimae JOANNIS MINGAY, Arminger, Filia Quae Eximiam Formam, mira Ingeny Suavitate commendatam Moribus antiquis, venustis, piis Supra Modum honestavit Nata 27 Septembrris Ao.1665. Quam Vitae longioris Spern jucumdam fecifset Intervenientem e Casu parum uoto Languorem Dieu Aetate tenera constanti Animo Aulit Afficto demum Corpore dum Mens erecta viguit Propinquis Valediceus ad Superos lubens emigravit Magno Sui Defideris relicto.

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Erected by JOHN & THOMAS FOWLE & ELIZABETH who married the son of NATHANIEL ACTON & MARIA unmarried, mourning for their parents.

continued on page 173. Page 173 .

BROOME, NORFOLK .

EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS .

MARRIAGES .

1756. May 10. Mr.THOMAS PIGOTT, surgeon of Harlow, Essex, married to Miss ANN MINGAY, age 21, at Broome. Witnesses:- JOHN MINGAY, WILLIAM HOGG, EDWARD VOTIER, clerk.

BURIALS .

1742 Aug. 14 ANN (1) , wife of Reverand JOHN MINGAY. 1747 Jul. 1 JAMES, son of Reverand JOHN MINGAY & ESTER his wife. 1756 Jul. 4 JOHN, son of Reverand JOHN MINGAY & ANN his wife. 1760 Mar. 4 Reverand JOHN MINGAY.

Note (1) ANN HOOK.

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1781 (Died) Mrs.MINGAY, relict of the late Reverand D r.MINGAY of Broome, co. Norfolk.

"The Gentlemens' Magazine" for 1781, vol.51, p.44 .

1831 Aug.11 (Died) The widow (2) of Mr.WADE of Bond Street, daughter of Reverand JOHN MINGAY, Rector of Broome, Norfolk.

"The Gentlemens' Magazine" for 1831, Vol.101. p.187.

Note (2) ESTER MINGAY who married JOHN WADE, she was sister to D r.JAMES MINGAY, of Windsor.

continued on page 174. Page 174 .

WHENHASTON, St.PETER, SUFFOLK .

VICARS .

1735, 17 March; JOHN MINGAY; patron H.M.KING GEORGE II. Years of Office three.

"Whenhaston and Bulcamp,co.Suffolk" by Rev d.J.B.CLARE, 1906 .

Deeds enrolled in the Court Rolls of the City of Norwich .

"Indenture of 30 Sep.1749, between Rev d.JOHN MINGAY of Broome, co Norfolk and ESTER his wife of one part & TIMOTHY MATTHEWS of the City of Norwich, house-carpenter of the other part. Whereby in part performance of covenants in Indenture of Release of three parts, dated the day before present Indenture & made between said Rev d.JOHN MINGAY of the one part, ELLIS PASTON of Norwich, woollen-draper of the second part & said TIMOTHY MATTHEWS of the third part, the said MINGAY and wife sell to MATTHEWS a capital messuage or dwelling house in St.Stephens with a tenement next and a chair-house."

In another indentire dated 3 Nov,1749, the Rev d.JOHN MINGAYs' wife is styled "HESTER".

In another indenture dated 5 Oct. 1749 JOHN MINGAY of Broome is called son and heir of JOHN MINGAY, late of the City of Norwich, Esq., deceased. By this deed MINGAY and wife ESTER sell a messuage in St.Stephens which GEORGE MINGAY,Esq., long since dead, bought of ROBERT BROWNE.

continued on page 175. Page 175 .

The Rev d.JOHN MINGAY of Broome, Norfolk son of JOHN MINGAY, Attorney, of Norwich, ob.1708, was admitted to Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, A.B., A.M. 1736 and was a Fellow and Tutor of Clare Hall. He was:- Instituted to the Rectory of Hardmead, or Hormead Buckinghamshire, 5 Aug 1725 but quitted it for a benefice in Norfolk. Curate of Shotesham, ALl Saints, Norfolk 1727. Vicar of Shotesham, All Saints, Norfolk 1729. Minister, for one year, Of St.Georges' Chapel of Ease, Great Yaremouth, 1730. Vicar of Heveningham, Suffolk, 1735. Vicar of Whenhaston and Bulcamp, co. suffolk, 17 March 1735. Rector of Ilkethall St.John, Suffolk, 1738. Rector of Broome, Norfolk, 1738. Died rector 1760.

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REDENHALL CHURCH, NORFOLK .

HENRY MINGAY, second son of JOHN and JANE (DAVEY) MINGAY of Ely, Cambs; born 1647 was Rector of Redenhall and Vicar of Shotesham, All Saints, Norfolk. He died in 1690 and was buried at Shotesham.

HENRY MINGAY, Rector, instituted, August 8 th , 1672. Presented by Lord HENRY HOWARD on the Bishops' nomination, he was resident and is said to have been the last Rector who occupied the old Rectory House in , Low Street which was taken down in 1804 and he probably died there in 1690. He was a Fellow of Clare Hall; preceeded [The following actually appears on page 177] A.B. 1667 and A.M. 1671 .He took an active part in Parish affairs; and his signiture appears frequently in the records.

"Notes on the Parish of Redenhall, Norfolk" by CHARLES CANDLER, 1896 .

continued on page 177. Page 177 .

WHITHALL, Oct 9 1690 .

Warrant for the presentation of CHARLES ROBYNS, clerk, to the Rectory of Redenhall in Norfolk, vacant by the death of MINGAY, the last incumbent.

"Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series" WILLIAM & MARY, 1690 - 1691, p.141 .

REDENHALL PARISH REGISTERS .

CHRISTENINGS .

1683, Apr. 13. ROBERT son of HENRY and BRIDGET MINGAY.

1686, Mar. 14. JAMES son of HENRY and BRIDGET MINGAY.

"Notes on the Parish of Redenhall,Norfolk" by CHARLES CANDLER .

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MINGAY, HENRY, M.A., vicar of Swaffham, Bulbeck, Cambridge, Signiture 1671. 3 40.17.

Index in Catal- Codd Rawlinson Parts III, IV, p.677. W.D.MACKRAY .

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NON-JUROR .

From a list of Clerical & Lay Non-Jurors.....MINGAY.....curate of Holveston, Norfolk, Docese of Norwich.

"The Non-jurors, their Lives, Principles and Writings" by Reverand J.H.OVERTON,D.D., 1902 .

Continued on page 179. Page 179 .

BUTTOLPH and MINGAY .

Inscription on a monument in the Cathedral of St.Patrick, Dublin.

The monument is a small oblong tab;et let into the inner wall of the South Choir aisle.

"Here lyeth buried the Reverand Doctor THOMAS BUTTOLPH, Dean of Raphoe. Heretofore Chaplain Both to King CHARLES the first & His now sacred Majesty King CHARLES the second, who married ANN the daughter of HENRY MINGAY, Esq., of Ameringill in the co. of Norfolk by whom he left issue only one daughter and died th [?] day of August 1676".

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Coat of Arms, alion rampant. Crest, a lion.

"The East Anglian", Third Series Vol.X, p.307. 1903 - 04 .

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DIOCESE of RAPHOE (anciently Roth Both) . co. Donegal .

Dean .

1671, "THOMAS BUTTOLPH, D.D. His patent bears date Oct.30. He must have been a very aged man at this time; for it appears, by a Provincial Visitation Book of the year, 1764 remaining in the Registry of Armagh that he was ordained Priest on Dec.31, 1623.

Continued on page 181. Page 181 .

He is buried in St.Patricks' Cathedral, at Dublin (re Register of Interments) where a monument has been erected to his memory.

1676 D r.BUTTOLPH was succeeded by CAPEL WISEMAN, D.D.

Walshs' "History of Dublin" .

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1661 BUTTOLPH, THOMAS, S.T.P. per literas Regine.

Graduati Cantab s, 1659 - 1823 (Luard) .

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The Will of D r.BUTTOLPH is at the Public Record Office, Dublin.

Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland 1536 - 1816, p.69, by Sir A.VICARS .

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ANN (MINGAY) BUTTOLPH.

Index to the Act or Grant of books and to original Wills of the Diocese of Dublin to the year 1800, - p.118:-

BUTTOLPH, ANN, Stephens' Green, widow, 1685 w (= Will probate, or Grant connected with Will) xx 88

BUTTOLPH, ANN, Dublin, widow, 1685, Ren, IX 86 (Ren = Renumciation)

BUTTOLPH, ANN, Dublin, widow,1687, L.acq., xxx 287. (L.Acq = Letter of Acquitance).

Continued on page 183. Page 183 .

MINGAY, of SURLINGHAM, NORFOLK .

Extracts from the Parish Registers .

JOHN MINGAY and ELIZABETH BRERETON married January 29 th 1692.

Baptisms .

ELIZABETH, daughter of the above August, 29, 1695. SARAH, " " " " December, 27, 1697. WILLIAM, son " " " November, 27, 1700. DEBORAH, daughter " " " September, 9, 1702. JOHN, son " " " April, 1707. MARTHA, daughter " " " October, 1, 1708(?4).

Burials .

DEBORAH:- daughter of the above, buried one week after baptism 1702.

JOHN MINGAY, senior, buried in woollen March, 1714.

WILLIAM MINGAY, son, buried July 20, 1739.

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MARTHA, the daughter of JOHN & ELIZABETH (BRERETON) MINGAY was married (not at Surlingham) to JAMES JERMYN of Halesworth, Suffolk, Solictor, October 27, 1730. He was the eldest son of JOSEPH JERMYN (born 1678 - 9) and was probably born at Woodton in 1708.

JAMES & MARTHA JERMYN had two sons 1 st ROBERT, born August 11, 1783 and 2 nd PETER born December 15, 1737. The first married MARY and the second ELIZABETH, daughters of D r.SAMUEL RYE.

"The Herald and Genealogist" Vol.5. (NICHOLS) .

Continued on page 185. Page 185 .

JERMYN & MINGAY .

Halesworth Church, Suffolk .

On a flat stone in the floor of Naive .

To the Memory of MARTHA late wife of JAMES JERMYN of this Parish and youngest daughter of JOHN MINGAY of Surlingham in Norfolk, Gent. She married on Tuesday 27 October, 1730 and died on Tuesday 27 October, 1772, Aged 64 years Reader her piety and Goodness of Heart were not unworthy of Imitation Also to the Memory of the above JAMES JERMYN an Attorney-at-Law who died the 6 January 1778 Aged 70 years. He was an ornament to his Profession Stranger both to Parsimony and Extravagrance and a real friend to mankind Truth and Justice require this acknowledgement of his Merit.

From the Suffolk Gentlemans' Pocket Book for 1816 .

Continued on page 187. Page 187 .

EYRE ROBERT MINGAY, son of JOHN MINGAY, Collector of Customs, Hull, and grandson of WILLIAM MINGAY of Shotesham, Norfolk:- Marriage .

1777, June 27. At Edinburgh, Captain EYRE MINGAY of the 66 th Regiment to Miss WEBSTER, daughter of Dr.WEBSTER, one of the Ministers of Edinburgh.

"Scots' Magazine" Vol.XXXIX. p.335 .

ANN the wife of EYRE ROBERT MINGAY was the daughter of D r.ALEXANDER WEBSTER and his wife MARY ERSKINE. "D r.WEBSTER was appointed to the Tolbooth Church, Edinburgh (as Minister) in 1737. He died in January 1784".

See Cassells' Old & New Edinburgh", by IAS(?) GRANT, Vol.I.p.90

DEATH .

1786, May 16. At Edinburgh Mrs. ANN MINGAY daughter of the late Rev d,ALEXANDER WEBSTER and wife of Captain EYRE ROBERT MINGAY.

"Scots' Magazine", Vol.XLVIII.p.260 .

REGISTER of TESTAMENT .

1788 January 7, WEBSTER, ANN, spouse of EYRE ROBERT MINGAY, Captain of the late 103 rd Regiment of Foot.

Commissionariot Record of Edinburgh, Scottish Record Society, Register of Testament, part III, 1701 - 1800.

EYRE ROBERT MINGAY was in receipt of Half-pay until 1805

Continued on page 189. Page 189 .

DEATH

1861 January 3 rd , At Albert Terrace, Richmond Road, Bayswater, aged 82, JOHN MINGAY, Esq., late of India House.

"The Gentlemans' Magazine", May 1861, p.231.

The above JOHN MINGAY was the only surviving son of EYRE ROBERT and ANN (WEBSTER) MINGAY. He was for many years a (?) at Verdan, in France. He died unmarried and was buried, January 8 th , 1861, in grave No.16320, in the third row of square No.68 at Kensal Green . 2foot 9inches South-East of the PATTERSON family grave No.16314. These particulars are given because there is no stone or inscription to mark grave.

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CHILDREN of JOHN FOWLE MINGAY, son of JOHN MINGAY of HULL .

Two daughters of JOHN FOWLE MINGAY, one of whom was probably MARY, both umarried, lived, it is said at Haworth in Yorkshire between 1830 and 1840. It has also been asserted that MARY at one time was of Darlington.

Continued on page 191. Page 191 .

ENGLISH ARMY LISTS (C.DALTON) .

Lieutenant General Cadogans' Regiment of Horse; 5 th Dragoon Guards:

Lieutenant FRANCES MINGAY, 23 April 1697, Appointed Quarter Master in the above Regiment in the Reign of JAMES II. Cornet 1 August 1691. Served several campaigns in Flanders under WILLIAM III and MARLBOROUGH.

Volume VI. p.310, 1707 - 1714 .

Sir RICHARD TEMPLES' Regiment of Foot:-

Supplementry Commission:- PENNINGTON MINGAY to be Lieutenant, 24 April 1706.

Volume V, p.108. 1702 - 1707 .

List of Half-pay Officers, 1714 .

Captain PENNINGTON MINGAY.

List of General & Field Officers .

33 rd Regiment of Foot (MINORCA)

Ensign EYRE MINGAY 9 February 1767.

66 th Regiment of Foot (JAMAICA) 1769(?)

Lieutenant EYRE MINGAY 23 December 1767.

66 th Regiment of Foot (IRELAND).

Captain & Lieutenant Captain EYRE MINGAY 23 June 1775. Quarter Master Captain EYRE MINGAY 3 November 1773.

66 th Regiment of Foot or the The Berkshire (IRELAND) 1784.

Captain and Lieutenant Captain EYRE MINGAY 25 January 1775. Quarter Master JOHN MINGAY 12May 1783.

90 th Regiment of Foot - Disbanded in 1783.

Captain EYRE ROBERT MINGAY.

Continued on page193. Page 193 .

ARMY LISTS continued .

92 nd Regiment of Foot - Disbanded in 1783.

Quarter Master JOHN MINGAY.

22 nd or the Cheshire, Regiment of Foot 1796.

Ensign CHARLES MINGAY 2 December 1795. Rank in the Army 28 October 1795.

22 nd Regiment of Foot 1797.

Ensign CHARLES MINGAY, superceded by THOMAS M cMAHON 2 February 1797.

22 nd Regiment of Foot 1797.

Lieutenant CHARLES MINGAY 2 February 1797.

22 nd Regiment of Foot 1801

Lieutenant CHARLES MINGAY 20 September 1798. Army 4 June 1797.

1802. EYRE ROBERT MINGAY & JOHN MINGAY were apparently on full pay.

1805. EYRE ROBERT MINGAY & JOHN MINGAY, both on half pay.

1806. JOHN MINGAYS' name, only, appears on the Half-pay List, (EYRE ROBERT MINGAY probably dead). The name of JOHN MINGAY was placed on half-pay 10 October 1784. It appears in the Army List for 1856 but not [The following actually appears on page 195] in subsequent Lists although it is indexed till 1858.

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WAR OFFICE; 23 April 1799 .

List of the Officers of the several Regiments and Corps of Feucible(?) Cavalary & Infantry; and the Officers of Militia, etc.

MILITIA .

ROYAL lANCASHIRE (2 nd Regiment).

Lieutenant WILLIAM MINGAY 21 March 1798. Adjutant WILLIAM MINGAY 16 July 1798.

Note :- The above appears in the Lists for 1800 and 1801 but not in the Lists for 1803.

WESTMORLAND MILITIA, 1800 .

Captain Lieutenant & Captain:- WILLIAM MINGAY 12 February 1798.

ARMY LISTS for 1808 .

11 th Dragoons (Lothians) Lieutenant WILLAM MINGAY - half pay. Note:- The name re-appears in Lists till 1810.

SUFFOLK, WEST MILITIA .

Lieutenant GEORGE MINGAY 16 June 1807. Assistant Surgeon GEORGE MINGAY 24 February 1807.

1809 .

Lieutenant GEORGE MINGAY 16 June 1809. Assistant Surgeon GEORGE MINGAY 24 February 1803(?)

1810 .

Lieutenant GEORGE MINGAY

1812 .

GEORGE MINGAY, Surgeon. 1 November 1811.

Note this name appears also in the Lists for 1820.

Continued on page 197. Page 197 .

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY .

"MATRICULATION and DEGREES"

1544 - 1659 .

By JOHN & I.A.VENN, Cambridge Press, 1913.

MINGAY, FRANCIS (Trinity) p.c. 1592.

MINGAY, FRANCIS (Mag.) p.E. 1627.

MINGAY, JOHN (C.C.) p.M. 1562.

MINGAY, JOHN (Caius) p.c.E. 1653

MINGAY, JOHN (Caius) p.E. 1653.

matri: THOMAS.

MINGAY, MILES (C.C.) p.M. 1562.

MINGAY, WILLIAM (Trinity) p.M. 1565.

MINGAY, WILLIAM (Caius) p.L. 1637 - 8. A.B. 1641 - 2 ; A.M. 1645. MINGAY, JOS(?) (Pet) p.M. 1567. A.B. 1571 - 2 (MYNDGAY)

MINGE, VALENTINE (Queens) p.E. 1626. A.B. 1629 - 30; A.M. 1633.

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ADMISSIONS to TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE .

1546 - 1700 .

MINGAY, FRANCIS [Matriculated, Pensioner, 1592 Did not graduate.]

MINGAY, WILLIAM [Matriculated, Pensioner, 1565 Did not graduate.]

MINGAY, JAMES, son of JAMES MINGAY of Thetford, Norfolk, School Thetford, Mr.GALLOWAY, age 17. Pensioner November 29 th 1768. Tutor, Mr.WATSON [matriculated, 1769; Scholar 1769. Did not graduate] Note:- The eminent K.C., died 1812.

Continued on page 199.

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GONVILLE & CAIUS COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE . Biographical History from 1349 to 1897. By JOHN VENN, Fellow, 1897. (4 Volumes).

Michaelmas 1637 - 1638.

MINGAY, WILLIAM, son of HENRY MINGAY, born at Shotesham, Norfolk; Schools, Tacohiestone, six years, under Mr.MAJORIE, and Norwich under Mr.LOVERIDGE a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted to the Scholars table March 2, 1637-8. Surety Mr.BLANKES. B.A. 1641-2, M.A. 1645:- Ordained Deacon and Priest (Live) July 2 1646. Rector of Burnahm Ulph, Norfolk. Rector of Chilton, Suffolk,1649. Sgns Bishop Halls' Subscription book July 27 1649. Licenced to preach in the Dioese October 14 th , 1662..

Michaelmas 1652 - 1654.

MINGAY, JOHN, son of ANTHONY MINGAY, gent., of Norwich. Born there. At school under Mr.LOVERING, four years. Aged 18. Admitted fellow commoner November 2, 1652. Surety Mr.BARKER. Scholar Michaelmas 1653 to Lady 1656 (probably this student admitted to Grays' Inn November 26, 1655. Of Gimmingham, gent., married ELIZABETH daughter of JOHN TUTHILL of Saxlingham. Described as of Norwich in the Visitation of 1664. MINGAY, JOHN, (matriculated as THOMAS), son of JOHN MINGAY, gent, of Arminghall, Norfolk. Born there (Baptised November 27, 1636).

Continued on page 201 . Page 201 .

School, Norwich, under Mr.LOVERING over six years. Age 16. Admitted to Scholars' Table April 13, 1653. Surety Mr.BAGGE. Admitted at Lincolns' InnNovember 6, 1665. Of Arminghall, Esq., Married ANNE daughter of JOHN SHAWBERY (SHAWBURY), of Bury. Died April 16, 1684. M.I. at Saxlingham Nethergate. Note:- The latter part of the above description is incorrect. The father of this JOHN MINGAY, also JOHN, formerly of Arminghall became Treasurer to the Bedford Level Corporation at Ely, Cambridgeshire, and was buried in the Cathedral there in 1676, The subject of this notice was an eminent barrister-at-law and lived at Norwich. He married ANNE SHAWBURY and died in 1704. he was probably buried at Norwich, The M.I. in Saxlingham Nethergate is to JOHN, the son of ANTHONY MINGAY, who married ELIZABETH TUTHILL and died in 1684.

Michaelmas 1678 to Michaelmas 1679.

MINGAY, JOHN, son of JOHN MINGAY, gent., (formerly of the College 1652) of Tasburgh, Norfolk. Born at Norwich. School, Wootten (?Woodton) under Mr.BUXTON for one year and a half and Worstead under Mr.WHARTON for three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table May 20, 1679. Surety Mr.ELLIS. Brother to WILLIAM of 1683-4. Died without issue (DAVY).

Continued on page 203.

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MICHAELMAS 1683 to MICHAELMAS 1684 .

WILLIAM MINGAY, son of JOHN MINGAY, gent, formerly of the College, 1652, of Tasburgh, Norfolk. Admitted pensioner to the batchelors' table Feb. 22 1683-4. Surety Mr.ELLIS. Re-admitted a fellow commoner a few months later. Brother to JOHN of 1679. Died without issue.

MICHAELMAS 1807 to MICHAELMAS 1808 .

Tutors Mr.CHAPMAN & Mr.GIMMINGHAM. MINGAY, GEORGE, son of WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, late of Thetford, Norfolk. Born there. School, Bury, four years under Mr.BECHER and private tution under Mr.COBBOLD and Mr.MANNING. Age 19. Admitted pensioner Oct.17, 1807. B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815, Scholar Mich s. 1808 to Mich s. 1815. Rector of Kennet, Cambs. 1813-36. Rector of Wistow, Hunts, 1828-40. Rector of Wilby, Suffolk, 1838-1869. Rector of W.Barkwith, 1869-1873. Chaplain to the Duke of Rutland. Surrogate for the Archdeaconry of Sudbury. Married Oct. 1815, MARY WEBB, daughter of RICHARD HERVE´ GIRAUD, Esq., of Sudbury, Middlesex. Died at Bury St. Edmunds May 17, 1879.

GONVILLE & CAIUS COLLEGE . Index to Schoolmasters, Tutors etc. to 1800 .

MINGAY, JOHN, (formerly of C.C. College, Cambs.) of Yaremouth 1730-1741. Note:- This was the Reverand JOHN MINGAY who died Rector of Broome, Norfolk, in 1760.

Continued on page 205 . Page 205 . KING EDWARD VI's FREE GRAMMER SCHOOL . BURY St.EDMUNDS, SUFFOLK . Biographical List of Boys .

MINGAY, GEORGE, son of WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, of Thetford. Four years at Bury under BECHER. Admitted to Caius College Oct.1807, aged 19. Rector of Kennet, Wistow, Wilby, W.Barkwith. Died at Bury, May, 1879.

Reverand HENRY WILLIAM CRICK, born 1803, (second son of Rev d.THOMAS CRICK, Rector of Little Thurlow) at Bury School 1819-20. He married ELIZABETH MARY, eldest daughter of the Rev d.GEORGE MINGAY in 1851 and died at Thurlow Lodge 1855. see M.I., Little Thurlow Churchyard. His sons:- 1) FREDRICK WILLIAM, eldest son, born 1852. At Bury School 1860-70, Chaplain 1870. Pembroke College, B.A. 1874. Formerly Headmaster of Huntingdon Grammer School. Now (1908) Rector of Lytton Cheney, Dorset. 2) JOHN HENRY, second son, born 1853. Bury School 1861-72. St.Catherines' College, B.A. 1876. Now (1908) Rector of St. Johns', Inverness. 3) PHILIP, third son, born 1855. Bury School 1863-74. Captain of School 1874. Pembroke College, B.A. 1878. Master of a School at St.Romans', Worthing.

Continued on page 207.

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GRAYS' INN PENSION BOOK, 1569-1669 . p.83. Pension 7 Feb., 31 Eliz. 1589.

Present, among others, FRANCIS BACON. Called to the Bar:- WILLIAM MINGAY.

Pension 7 Feb., 35 Eliz. 1593.

WILLIAM MINGAY, contributed XX s towards the building of the Gate.

GRAYS' INN ADMISSION REGISTER .

1655, Nov.26. JOHN MINGAY of Gimmingham, Norfolk, gent.

1573 -----*WALTER (?) MINGAY,of Staple Inn. *Probably WILLIAM, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, Mayor of Norwich, 1561.

LINCOLNS' INN REGISTER .

1655, Nov.3, JOHN MINGAY, son and heir of JOHN MINGAY, of Arminghall, Norfolk, admitted.

LINCOLNS INN ADMISSIONS, Vol. I, p.272 .

1655, Nov.6, JOHN MINGAY, son and app. of JOHN MINGAY of Arminghall, Norfolk, Arminger.

Continued on page 209.

Page 209 . THE INNER TEMPLE, LONDON . "Members admitted, 1549-1660" (W.H.COOKE,Q.C.) .

1591 Nov. FRANCIS MINGAY, Ilketshall St.Margaret, Suffolk. B.1660, called to the Bench 1617.

1594 Nov. HENRY MINGAY, Norwich,B.1603. Second son of WILLIAM (?JOHN) MINGAY, of Arminghall.

MASTERS of the BENCH,1450-1883 .

1617, MINGAY, FRANCIS, of Ilketshall St.Margaret, Suffolk. Admitted Nov.1591, called 1600 L.R. (Lent Reader) 1618. On Norfolk circuit.

1785, MINGAY, JAMES, son of JAMES MINGAY, of Thetford, Norfolk. Admitted 1770, called 1775, R.1790, T.1791, K.C.; Recorder of Aldeburgh, Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, Norfolk and Suffolk; M.P. for Thetford 1806. Died at Ashfield Lodge, near Bury St.Edmunds, July 9 th , 1812. Senior Kings Counsel. Sir CHARLES LAMBS' essay "On the old Benchers of the Inner Temple".

Continued on page 211. Page 211 .

LINCOLNS INN .

JOHN MINGAY, eldest son of JOHN MINGAY, of Arminghall, Norfolk and of Ely, Cambridge.

1662, Nov.20. Called to the Bar. 1663, Feb. 8, "Whereas severall strangers hereinafter named do lodge in this Society, viz:-XXX, Mr.MILMAY in Mr.MINGAYS' chamber. It is ordered that the said chambers be padlocked if the said strangers respectively do not remove within on week".

1669, Oct.27 (Council) "JOHN MINGAY admitted to the chamber in Garden Court, Garden Row, two stories high, vacant by the death of Mr.PRYN, with Mr.SYMS, on paying £80 each."

1681, Nov. 5, Mr.JOHN MINGAY is said to be treated with about coming to the Bench Council.

"The Black Books of Lincolns' Inn", Vol.III .

Continued on page 213. Page 213 .

NORFOLK PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS .

1714. MINGAY, EDWARD, of Ditchingham, Freehold, Ditchingham. MINGAY, HENRY, North Walsham, Freehold, Redenhall. MINGAY, JOHN, Surlingham, Freehold, Cromer. MINGAY, RICHARD, Seething, Freehold, . MINGAY, WILLIAM, Shotesham, Freehold, St,Mary. MINGAY, WILLIAM, Norwich, Freehold, . MINGAY, WILLIAM, Beccles, Freehold, Norton Subcourse.

1734 .

MINGAY, JOHN, clerk, , Freehold, Launmas. MINGAY, WILLIAM, Shotersham, Freehold, Forncett St.Mary.

1735 .

MINGAY, WILLIAM, of Norwich, Freehold, Hempnall. MINGAY, WILLIAM, of Shotesham, Freehold, Forncett St.Mary.

1768 . MINGAY, JAMES, of Thetford, Freehold, Thetford. MINGAY, JOHN, of Ditchingham, Freehold, Ditchingham. MINGAY, ROBERT, of Shotesham, Freehold, Shotesham.

1802 .

MINGAY, EDWARD, of Pankworth, Freehold, Postwick. MINGAY, WILLIAM ROBERT, of Thetford, Freehold, Thetford.

1806 .

MINGAY, WILLIAM ROBERT, M.D., of Thetford, Freehold, Thetford

1835 .

MINGAY, GEORGE, Clerk, of Kennett, Cambs., Freehold, Thetford.

From Poll Books, published at Norwich .

NORWICH PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS .

1802 .

MINGAY, RICHARD, St.Andrews, Barber.

MINGAY, M.B., St.Stephens, Hatter & Hosier.

Printed Poll Books, Norwich, 1812 .

Continued on page 215. Page 215 .

GREAT YARMOUTH, PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS .

HENRY MINGAY BOWLES, Freehold house.

SUFFOLK VOTERS .

1727 .

MINGAY, GEORGE, Orford.

MINGAY, JOHN, .

1830 .

MINGAY, GEORGE, Freehold, Orford.

MINGAY, WILLIAM, Freehold, Holton, Halesworth.

BEDFORDSHIRE VOTERS, 1807 .

BEDFORD HUNDRED .

MINGAY, JOHN, Residence St.Paul. Bedford; House occupied by himself.

NORWICH DIRECTORY .

1783 .

MINGAY, JOHN, Pawnbroker, 15 Pitt Street.

MINGAY, RICHARD, Peruke-maker, 75 St.Georges, Bridge Street.

1807 .

MINGAY, & Co., Woolen-drapers & mercers, 22 Rampant Horse St.

MINGAY, RICHARD, Master of Bride-well.

1810 .

MINGAY, M.B., Woollen-draper, Market Place.

BRITISH DIRECTORY for 1793 .

MINGAY, WILLIAM, French-master at Grammar School, Hawkshead, Lancs.

Continued on page 217. Page 217 .

NORFOLK DIRECTORY .

1836 .

MINGAY,CLEMENTINA, Boot & Shoe-maker, Gentlemans Walk, Norwich

MINGAY, GEORGE, Linen & Woollen draper, 7 Old Haymarket Street Norwich.

MINGAY, JOHNATHAN, Tailor, Howard Street, Great Yarmouth.

MINGAY, JOHN, Cabinet-maker, Blofield.

MINGAY, ELIZABETH, Hotel-keeper, North Quay, Great Yarmouth.

SUFFOLK DIRECTORY .

1906 .

MINGAY, HENRY, Chalk Lane, Bury St.Edmunds.

SURREY DIRECTORY .

1901 .

MINGAY, EDWARD, 6 Farnham Road, Guilford.

BLICKLING HALL, NORFOLK, VISITORS BOOK, 1904 .

MINGAY, Mrs., New Lodge, Brockhampton, Ross-on-Wye, Hertfordshire.

LONDON SUBURAN DIRECTORY .

1907 MINGAY, ALBERT THOMAS, 20 Shakespeare Road, Herne Hill.

1910 MINGAY, ALBERT EDWARD, 9 Kenya Street, Fulham.

1911 MINGAY, ROBERT JOHN, 59 St.Asaph Road, Brockley, S.E. & Rosendale Boarding School, Herne Hill.

1911 MINGAY, ALFRED THOMAS, 246, Mitcham Road, Tooting. S.W.

1911 MINGAY, CHARLES ROBERT, 15 North Street, Clapham, S.W.

Continued on page 219. Page 219 . LIST of MERCHANTS, LONDON 1677 .

MINGAY, ANTHONY, St.Swithins' Lane.

KENTS' DIRECTORY of LONDON,1738 .

MINGAY, WILLIAM, Woollen-draper, Gracechurch Street.

LOWNDES' DIRECTORY of LONDON 1790-99 .

MINGAY, THOMAS, Agent, 8 West Smithfield.

KENTS' DIRECTORY of LONDON 1791-1802 .

MINGAY, THOMAS, 8 West Smithfield.

KENTS' DIRECTORY of LONDON 1805-06 .

MINGAY, THOMAS & Co. 8 West Smithfield.

KENTS' DIRECTORY of LONDON 1807 .

MINGAY, THOMAS & Co.

MINGAY, FRYER & DALTON, Tin-plate workers, Fox Street, Limehouse.

MINGAY, W.J., Beer & Merchant, 4 Lower Street, Islington

KENTS' DIRECTORY of LONDON 1808 .

MINGAY, THOMAS & Co., 8 West Smithfield.

MINGAY, FRYER & DALTON, as above.

KENTS' DIRECTORY of LONDON 1810 .

MINGAY, JOHN, Glass & Staffordshire Warehouse. 8 Narrow Street, Limehouse.

MINGAY, FRYER & DALTON, as above.

Continued on page 221. Page 221 .

LONDON DIRECTORY 1822-1824 .

MINGAY, ALEXANDER G., Builder, 16 Silver Street.

MINGAY, JOHN, Glass-dealer 8 Narrow Street, Limehouse.

MINGAY, JOHN, Ship-chandler'

MINGAY, JOHN, Tin-plate worker.

MINGAY, JAMES, Straw-hat manufacturer.

HUGHES' BUSINESS DIRECTORY .

1881 .

MINGAY, JAMES, Boot-maker, 17 Crown Street, Pall Mall.

1885 .

MINGAY, THOMAS & PHILLIP, Coach-builders, 5 St.Mary Street, Whitechapel, E.

KELLYS POST OFFICE DIRECTORY, LONDON .

1890 .

MINGAY, EDWARD, 10 bedford Terrace, Holloway, N.

MINGAY, EMMMA, 49 White Hart Lane, BArnes,S.W.

1891 .

MINGAY, ROBERT THOMAS, 39 Acton Street, Kingsland Road.

1902 .

MINGAY, DAVID, Florist, Oak Cottage, Forest Road, Chingford.

1915 .

MINGAY, PHILLIP, Wheelwright, 5 Lombard Street, Mile End, New Town, E.

Continued on page 223. Page 223 .

ARMS in FRANCE .

"Indicateur du grand Armorial General de France Recueil officiel dresse´ en vertu del'edit de 1696" 34 Volumes de texte et 35 volumes d'armoties par CHARLES d'HOZIER, Juge d'Armes. Tome Premier 1865.

MAINGUY, BRET. II, 6, 935, 1082. MINGET, LYONS, II, 615 MINGOT, PAR, II, 1, 599 MINGUET, PAR, III, 398.

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"MAINGAY, (GUERUSEY, ROTTERDAM) - D'herni a trois members d'aiyle de sa, les serres en bas. C: une tete et col de loup d'or semmee´de mouch d'herni de sa"

Rietstap, Armorial General. Tom.II .

JULIEN MAINGUY

Sieur de la Brosse.

de gueules orne´main apanniée d'argent.

GASPARD MINGUET, - LYONS

tenant le logis de la Paix

d'argent armé main de carnation

tenant un geai au naturel.

Continued on page 225. Page 225 .

LOUIS MAINGUY - (BRETAGUE)

Echeoin de la ville et Commenanté

de Rennes.

Porte d'argent foete (fouette) d'azur de six picas avec un canton (quarte) d'argent chargée d'une etoile.

N.Kgrvas de ROSIAL MAINGUY. dam elle

d'azur arme croix fleuroime d'argent.

JEAN MINGOT.

avocat en Parlement.

Porte d'azur avec champs d'or chargé de roses de geules, une sur la pointe et une sur chaque brancte accompagne de (chef?) de deux croix...... d'or et or pointe d'une gerbe demeure et de deux mouettes d'argent.

JEAN MINGUET. Moulier de bois.

d'argent á trois pigeons d'azur beqiicez (becs) et membres de geules.

GUILLAUME MENGUY.

Conseiller au Parlement

zieuie Chambre des Enquietes.

Copied at the Bibliotheque National, Paris. by EDITH ELLEN MINGAY .

Continued on page 227. Page 227 .

1705, 12 June. At Barrow Church, (Suffolk) Mr.MINGAY 1 of Norwich married to Mrs.ANNE BARNWELL 2 of Mileham.

Gages' History of Thingoe Hundred, Suffolk .

Notes:- 1 HENRY, second son of Reverand HENRY and BRIDGET (STARKEY) MINGAY. He practiced as an apothecary at Woodton, Norfolk, and was buried at Shotesham All Saints, June 10 th , 1748. 2 ANNE BARNWELL who married HENRY MINGAY, at Barrow, Suffolk, June 12 1705, was the daughter of CHARLES BARNWELL, gent. of Mileham, Norfolk (Died Dec.1702, aged 49 and buried at Mileham) and ANN, eighth child of CLEMENT HEIGHAM of Barrow, Suffolk. She died 1678 and is also buried at Mileham.

ANNE BARNWELL, afterwards MINGAY was baptised April, 1684. She died in... and was buried at......

Carthews' "Launditch" Vol.II, p.389 & other sources.

CHARLES BARNWELL, Esq., in his Will, dated Feb. 6, 1748, left the manors of Mileham and Beeston to his son (CHARLES) in fee charged with a life annuity to his sister ANNE MINGAY, widow.

Carthews' "History of the Hundred of Launditch Vol.II, fol.394

Continued on page 229. . Page 229 .

JAMES MINGAY, fourth son of the Reverand HENRY MINHAY, M.A., Rector of Redenhall & Vicar of Shotesham, was baptised at Redenhall, March 14 th 1686. He was an Attorney-at-Law, and married REBECCA the daughter of the Reverand NATHANIEL ASHWELL, of Peldon, Essex. The marriage settlement is dated 1707. He resided first at Saxmundham and then at Woodbridge, both in Suffolk, and dying in February 1714 being buried at the latter place. He had by his wife aforesaid five children viz:- JAMES, THOMASINE, JOHN and JAMES, who all died young and are buried at Woodbridge, also ANN who, married MATTHEW MANNING of Thetford, Surgeon, marriage settlement, dated June 20 th 1732(?). REBECCA, the widow of JAMES MINGAY married BOLDS (?BALDERS) MARKWICK, gent, of Bury St.Edmunds, Suffolk. She was living in 1749.

JOHN MINGAY and ANNE SHAWBERRY .

JOHN MINGAY, of Norwich was the eldest son of JOHN MINGAY of Ely. He was an emnient barrister-at- law and first Steward and then Recorder of the City of Norwich. He died in 1704 without issue.

Continued on page 231.

Page 231 .

HEPWORTH, SUFFOLK .

Manor of Reinshall, als Rushall, als Reeve. "Sir THOMAS JERMYN in the 1620 sold the Manor to JOHN SHAWBERRY the elder of Bury St.Edmunds. He was succeeded by his son JOHN SHAWBERRY the younger who married ANN daughter of JOHN ANGUISH and died in 1640 intestate leaving a widow and four children JOHN, ANN, MARY and MARGARET. ANN the widow married JOHN JAMES who held the Manor in his wifes' right until 1653, when he died, the widow dying in 1689, by which time her son and his sister MARGARET had both died without issue, and the Manor descended in moieties to the two surviving children ANN and MARY SHAWBERRY. ANN married JOHN MINGAY, of Lincolns Inn, barrister-at-law and MARY married EDMUND BEDINGFIELD, of Halesworth. ANN MINGAY died without issue and her moiety passed to JAMES MINGAY, nephew of her husband and son of the Reverand HENRY MINGAY, Rector of Redenhall and Shotesham in Norfolk. JAMES MINGAY married REBECCA daughter of the reverand NATHANIEL ASHWELL, Rector of Peldon, Essex and settled the moiety in 1707 on himself for life and remainder to his wife for life with remainder to himself in fee. He died in 1714 leaving an only surviving daughter ANN MINGAY. REBECCA, the widow, re-married BOLDS MARKWICK and held her moiety of the

Continued on page 233. Page 233 .

Manor until it was sold in 1753. Her daughter ANN married MATTHEW MANNING of Thetford and had an only son the Reverand HARRY CHARLES MANNING. ANN died in 1778. Under a private Act of Parliament, 26 Geo.II cap XXXV passed during the minority of HARRY CHARLES MANNING, the MINGAY moiety of the Manor was vested in Trustees upon trust for sale and was sold and conveyed by deed dated 26 June 1753 to HENRY ORD one of the Surom Clerks of the Kings' Remembrancers' Office. As to the other moiety of the Manor, MARY BEDINGFIELD left an only daughter ELIZABETH who married JOEL FREMAULT of norwich and died in 1720 when it passed to her son ROBERT FREMAULT. This moiety was however immediately after ELIZABETH FREMAULTS' death sold to FRANCIS HUTCHINSON of Fornham St.Martin. He died in 1741 leaving an only daughter ANN who married the above mentioned HENRY ORD and ultimately on 26 June 1753, the whole Manor became vested in the ORD family.

"The Manors of Suffolk" by Dr.W.A.COPPINGER, Vol.I. p.308 etc .

ACT of PARLIAMENT .

HEPWORTH MANORS, SUFFOLK .

TITLE .

"An Act for the sale of undivided moieties of divers Manors, Lands, and Hereditaments in the County of Suffolk, the Settled Estate of MATTHEW MANNING, Dotor of Physick, for

Continued on page 235.

Page 235 .

Raising money to discharge the Mortgage debt affecting the same; and for laying out the surplus thereof in the Purchase of other Lands and Hereditaments to be settled to the uses hereafter mentioned". 15 folios.

ABSTRACT of ACT .

"Whereas by Indenture of Lease and Release bearing date respectively 9 th and 10 th days of May 1707 the Release being Tripartite and may between JAMES MINGAY of Saxmundham in the County of Suffolk, gentleman, of the First Part; REBECCA ASHWELL, daughter of NATHANIEL ASHWELL of Peldon in the County of Essex, clerk, of the Second Part, and the said NATHANIEL ASHWELL and SAMUEL REYNOLDS of Colchester in the said County of Essex, Esq., of the Third Part, in consideration of a marriage then intended between the said JAMES MINGAY and the said REBECCA ASHWELL xxxxxxxxxx. Manors of Rusalls, alias Reveshall and Master Stevens in Hepworth, county Suffolk to JAMES MINGAY for life and after his death to the use of the said REBECCA MINGAY for life for her jointure and in lieu of Dower and after Death to the use of the said JAMES MINGAY and Heirs. JAMES MINGAY mortgaged one half part of a Messuage etc. in Great Barton and Fornham St.Martin, in Suffolk, to HENRY MINGAY (his brother) for £250, 29 July, 1709. Agreement quinquepartite dated 20 th Day

Continued on page 237. Page 237 .

of June 1732 between MATTHEW MANNING the elder of Thetford, gentleman, since deceased, and MATTHEW MANNING his son. ANNE MINGAY of Bury St.Edmunds, spinster, only daughter and heir-at-law of the said JAMES MINGAY then deceased; WILLIAM MINGAY of Shotesham All Saints in the county of Norfolk, gentleman, (brother to JAMES MINGAY), BOLDS MARKWICK, of Bury St.Edmunds aforesaid, gentleman, since deceased and REBECCA his wife, mother of the said ANNE MINGAY. DOROTHY and MARY daughters of JOHN MINGAY, gentleman, deceased, eldest brother of WILLIAM MINGAY of Shotesham, both living 1734. xxxxxxxxxxxx.

MATTHEW MANNING the younger of Thetford, chirurgeon and ANNE his wife:- MATTHEW MANNING the elder and AMY his wife; HARRY CHARLES MANNING only child of MATTHEW and ANNE MANNING, five years old in 1753 (apparently). MATTHEW MANNING and ANNE MINGAY were married soon after 20 June 1732; HENRY MINGAY, of Bungay, Apothecary.

Private Acts 25. 26. Geo.II.cap.35. 1751-1753 .

Continued on page 239. Page 239 .

FUNERAL of ANNE SHAWBURY afterwards ANNE JAMES .

"ANNE daughter of JOHN ANGUISH heretofore Mayor of Norwich. She had two husbands, first JOHN SHAWBURY, of Bury St.Edmunds in the county of Suffolk, Gent., by whom she had JOHN, now dead, without issue, and ANNE married to JOHN MINGAY of the City of Norwich, Esq., and MARY first married to THOMAS NUCE, gent., and after to EDWARD BEDINGFIELD. Her second husband was JOHN JAMES of ...... in the county of Hertford by whom she had MARY, married to WILLIAM HUNT, of Sharrington in the county of Norfolk and ANNE died unmarried, the aforesaid ANNE died 27 October 1689, and was buried at St.Georges of Tombland in Norwich. At this Funeral was 11 Escocheaus on Buckram and 24 on paper"

Proceedings at Funerals ....? Jas.I., Add. M.S. 14417 .

ANNE ANGUISH first husband JOHN SHAWBURY died 1640 and JOHN JAMES to whom she was married at St.Georges, Tombland, Norwich, August 12, 1638, died 1653.

Continued on page 241. Page 241 .

MATTHEW MANNING, the younger, of Thetford, surgeon, and ANNE daughter and heiress of JAMES MINGAY, of Woodbridge were married at Wordwell, Suffolk, 12 th July, 1732. ANNE MINGAY was born in 1710 and died as Mrs. MANNING, 8 th January 1778. HARRY CHARLES MANNING the only child of the above MATTHEW and ANNE MANNING was collated to the united benefices of St.Peter and St. at Thetford in 1781 and held them until 1829. He died at West Stanton in Cambridgeshire.

Reverand JOHN MINGAY of Broome .

The State of the Charity for the Relief of the poor widows and children of Clergymen, Beneficed, or having Curacies in the County of Norfolk and City of Norwich. Decmber 1 st , 1767.

The Governors of this Charity make two dividends in every year; the one on the first of December, and the other on Mid-Summers Day or the Tuesday after. The last two dividends were as follows:- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx £. s. d. £. s. d. Admitted. To the widow of Mr 1760 JOHN MINGAY, Rector 5 10 0 5 10 0 of Broome.

(In 1908 the Society was called "Norfolk and Norwich Charity for Clergymens' Widows and Children".)

"History of the City & County of Norwich etc." Printed by J.CROUSE, Norwich, 1768 .

Continued on page 242. Page 242 .

Norfolk & Norwich Clergymans' Widows and Childrens Charity .

"At a General Court held 24 June 1760 the following grant was made "To the widow of Reverand JOHN MINGAY, rector of Broome, aged 54 years and upwards £4.10s.0d.. Three young chidren" These half-yearly grants (the June grant generally being £4.10s.0d. or £5.0s.0d. and the December grant £8.0s.0d. or £8.10s.0d.) were continued to Decmber 1780. At a Court held 1 st Dec. 1760 the following entry is made:- "Ordered that a sum not exceeding £3 a year be paid and applied by the Treasurer towards clothing a son of the late reverand JOHN MINGAY during his apprenticeship with Mr.JOSEPH RAINEY,Surgeon, at Yarmouth". This annual grant was made for the years 1761 to 1766. At a General Court held 24 June 1763 the following entry is made "Ordered that a sum not exceeding £15 be applied by the Treasurer when requested for binding out one of the daughters of the late Reverand JOHN MINGAY apprentice and cloaking her during such apprenticeship". JAMES MINGAY, Esq., subscribed £1.1s.0d. to the Charity for the years 1797 to 1801 inclusive them the sum ceases and the book is marked "Removed". In the month of June 1832 the sum of £441.19s.0d. was received by the Charity as "Legacy from Dr.MINGAY, M.D., of Windsor, Duty and other expenses paid".

Continued on page 243. Page 243 .

Reverand JOHN MINGAY, of Broome, Norfolk and the Will of his son Dr.JAMES MINGAY, of Windsor.

1832. Extract from the Minutes of the Proceedings of the Suffolk Clerical Charity. "The Treasurer reported that he had been engaged in a correspondence with Mr.JENNINGS the solictor of..HANCOCK, Esq executor to the Will of the late JAMES MINGAY, of Windsor, M.D., who therein bequeathed the sum of £500 Navy 5percent stock payable after the death of his sister (an event which has recently taken place) to certain objects in the county, most probably intending this corporation, but to whom was not clearly designated. The communication from the solicitor was in these terms "From the words of the Will it was by no means clear that the Testator had any Society in view in giving the Legacy, but Mr.HANCOCK, being a very upright and honourable man, directed me to make every endeavour to ascertain if there was anyone entitled to receive; and the result of the enquiries I have made will satisfy him in paying the Legacy to your Society." The above sum after paying the Legacy Duty and other legal charges when added to the Stock of the Corporation in the 3percent Consols produced £518.0s.2d. Stock. Ordered . That the Treasurer returns the best thanks of this Corporation to Mr.HANCOCK not only for paying the Legacy, but also for his very laudsome and honourable conduct throughout the business.

Continued on page 245. Page 245 .

JAMES MINGAY, M.D., Windsor .

(son of the Rev d.JOHN MINGAY, rector of Broome, Norfolk.)

MARRIAGE .

Extract from the Parish registers, Datchet. "Mr.JAMES MINGAY, of the Parish of New Windsor in the County of Berks., bachelor and ANN DELL of this Parish, spinster, married by licence this 4 January 1776". by S.SEWELL, curate. Signed:- JAMES MINGAY ANN DELL. Witnesses:- THOMAS DELL. G.HOLBROOK.

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A copy of the Poll taken at an election of Parliamentary Representatives for New Windsor, 31 Jan.1794.

MINGAY, JAMES, M.D.

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A copy of the Poll taken at New Windsor 5 th & 8 th July, 1802. MINGAY, JAMES, M.D.

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"The Prince of Wales, on coming to his apartments in Windsor Castle, upon one occasion fell ill. Dr.MINGAY was immediately summoned to see his Royal Highness and make his report to their Majesties. He assured them that he feared no danger and clearly saw his way, but the feeling of the value of the Princes' life actuated him to request that other medical aid

Continued on page 247. Page 247 . should be called in. The Hobby-Groom was accordingly sent off to London (etc., etc.) Dr.KEATE, brother to the then head-master of Eton happened to be passing through Windsor and was also called in and this lead to his appointment as Surgeon Extraordinary to the Prince."

From "The Court and Private Life of Queen Charlotte" being the Journals of Madame C.L.H.PAPENDICK, 2Vols. Vol.II. p.194.

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OBITUARY NOTICES .

Oct.27, 1807. "Died Mrs.MINGAY, wife of Dr.MINGAY, physician, at Windsor.

"The Gentlemans' Magazine" for 1807. Vol 77. p.1081.

Jan.29, 1813. At Windsor in his 84 th (?64 th ) year, Dr.Tho.(?JAMES) MINGAY who practised many years as a Surgeon and apothecary and afterwards as a physician".

"The Gentlemans' Magazine" Vol.83.p.286 .

Jan. 29, 1813. "In St.Albans' Street, Windsor, Dr.MINGAY.

"The European Magazine", Vol.63. p.170 .

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Dr.JAMES MINGAY Will is dated 1807 and was proved in P.C.C. Oct.12 th . 1813. see post.

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WINDSOR .

1813. Dr.JAMES MINGAY gave £1000 Five percent to the Charity School, subject to the life of an annuitant who died in 1833.

"Annuals of Windsor" by TIGHE & DAVIES, Vol.II, p.639.

Continued on page 249. Page 249.

DACHET, BUCKS,

Under a Yew tree near the South entrance to the churchyard is a gravestone with this inscription:-

"In Memory of Mrs. ANN MINGAY, wife of JAMES MINGAY, M.D. of Windsor in the 55 th year of her age She was the daughter of THOMAS & MARY DELL, late of this Parish.

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Here follows Popes "Lines on Mrs.CORBETT". and Upon the stone at the foot of the grave

A.M.

1807

J.M.

1813

Copied by J.A.MINGAY, at Datchet. 1907.

Continued on page 251. Page 251 .

EXTRACTS from VARIOUS PARISH REGISTERS .

MARRIAGES.

St.Mary Coslany, Norwich .

1592. Sept. RICHARD [SMYTHE] and KATHERINE MINGAYE.

1757... WILLIAM WITHERALL,b, and MARY MINGAY,p, of Eaton, Norfolk, s., lic.

Phillimores' Marriage Series.

Burlingham St.Peter, Norfolk .

1601. Jan.28. WILLUS MINGEY and MARGARETTA ADDAMS.

1604, Apr.29. and MARGARETTA MINGAY.

Phillimores' Marriage Series.

Chedgrave, Norfolk.

1697, Apr.17. WILLIAM MINGAY, gent, and MARY MINGAY.

1697, Sep.28. JOHN GRIMBLE and ANN MINGAY.

1723, Jun.24. WILLIAM MINGAY,b, parish of Heckingham and ELIZABETH MUTTON,s, parish of Thurlton.

Phillimores' Marriage Series.

Hales-with-Heckingham, Norfolk .

1695, Jul. 2. HENRY MINGAY, of Heckingham, and MARY BRADY, of St.Peters Mancroft were married (?Query at St.Stephens Church, Norwich.)

Ditchingham, Norfolk .

1695, Jun.10 EDWARD MINGAY married ANNE STRIMPSON of Ditchingham, at St.Stephens Church, Norwich.

Register of St.Stephens Church, Norwich (Direct). .

Continued on page 253. Page 253 .

MARRIAGES, - Continued .

Acle, Norfolk .

1809, June 19. RICHARD SMITH MINGAY, b, and SARAH BRUNTON, s, lic.

1811, Dec.13 TRISTRAM HARPER of this parish, b, and MARY MINGAY, p, Panxworth, widow, lic.

Phillimores' Marriage Series.

Topcroft, Norfolk .

1601, June 11. ROBERT WILLIAMSONNE, alias TABRET, and ALICE MINGAY.

1601, Sep. 22. SAMUEL SUDBERYE and MARGARET MINGAYE.

1605, Nov. 5. JEFFREY MINGAIE and JANE HUNT.

1659, Aug. 4. JOHN MINGAY and MIRABELL BUCKLE.

1669, Oct. 5. ROBERT KNIGHTS and MARGARET MINGAY.

Thwaite St.Mary, Norfolk .

1729, Sep. 25. PETER THROWER and SUSAN MINGAY.

Strumpshaw, Norfolk .

1768 *, Feb. 15. JOHN MINGAY, b, p St.Giles, Norwich, and MARY GOFFIN, s, lic. *[This date is so in the Register but it comes between entries dated 6 Sep.1761 & 10 Mar.1762].

1785, Oct. 21. WILLIAM SPRINGALL, b, and SUSANNNA MINGAY , s.

Ramworth, Norfolk .

1790, July 27. EDWARD MINGAY, b, and MARY MAY both otp, Panxworth, a minor, lic.

Continued on page 255. Page 255 . MARRIAGES, Continued .

Bedingham, Norfolk .

1577, 13 Oct. WILLIAM MINGAYE and AGNES GOSE.

1616, 28 Oct. THOMAS GOLDHAM and ANN MINGAY.

1620, 25 Apr. THOMAS WARD and ELLEN MINGAY.

1623, 30 Oct. JEFFREY MINGAY and GRACE HILLIARD.

1677, 7 Oct. JEREMIAH HOWARD, of Fressingfield, Suffolk, and MARY MINGAY

Hemsby, Norfolk .

1817, 15 July. GEORGE EMMERSON and LETHIC MINGAY.

Winterton, Norfolk .

1814, 18 Jan. WILLIAM BESSEY and ANN MINGAY, of Ormesby St.Margaret.

Ditchingham, Norfolk .

1629, 14 Sep. ROBERT EVANS and MARGARET MINGAY.

1635, 13 Feb. RICHARD MINGAY and FRANCES DYE.

1670, 20 Dec. JOHN MINGAY and ELIZABETH SPILLING.

1673, 2 Oct. EDWARD MINGAY and ELIZABETH his wife.

1698, 11 Oct. EDWARD MINGAY, w, and MARIE HUDSON.

1715, 15 July. RICHARD MINGAY, w, Mettingham, and MARY FENN, w, lic.

1726, 11 Apr. JOHN SINGLETON, w, Mettingham and MARY MINGAY, w.

1736, 14 June DANIEL FENN, w, and MARY MINGAY.

1755, 30 March ROBERT DUCE and MARY MINGAY.

Woodton, Norfolk . x..x, 18 Nov. WILLIAM STANHOWE and MARGARET MYNGAYE. Note x..x. Year illegible, but before 1534, it is the marriage in the Register.

Continued on page 257. Page 257 .

MARRIAGES Continued .

Hedenham, Norfolk .

1624, 18 Oct. RICHARD SMITH and JOANE MINGAY.

Note:- The above and foregoing are from Phillimores' Marriage Series. .

Lambeth Parish Church, Surrey .

1605, June 27. HENRY MINGE * and MARY JEMINGAN, with lic * HENRY MINGAY of Arminghall, Norfolk.

Direct from Parish Register .

St.Georges' Church, Southwark, Surrey .

1619, ISSAC SMITH and JOANE MINGUI.

1666, JAMES MINGE and ANN GRIME.

Direct from Parish Register .

St.Georges Church, Hanover Square, London .

1828, Oct.30. WILLIAM GOFFIN MINGAY and ELIZABET MURRELL.

1831, Dec.12. WILLIAM SCOTT and MARY ANN MINGAY.

1836, Oct.17. JAMES LOCK and MARIA MINGAY.

Printed Register of St.Georges Church, Harl. Soc. Vol.24, 1897

1674, March MINGE *, THOMAS, and PRESTON, ELIZABETH.

1701, Feb.10. LANE, GEORGE and MINGAY #, FRANCES.

Marriage Licences, Faculty Office, by G.E.COCKAYNE,1905 .

* Query, of Shotesham, Norfolk. # Daughter of ANTHONY MINGAY, of Norwich.

Continued on page 259. Page 259 .

SUFFOLK PARISH REGISTERS .

Frostenden .

Births

1661, WILLIAM, sonne of JOHN MINGAY and JANE his wife borne January 23, 1661 and baptised 18 February 1661.

1666, JANE, daughter of JOHN MINGAY and JANE his wife was borne 10 January 1666 and baptised 25 January 1666.

Marriages.

1673, JOHN MINGAY, widower, married ELIZABETH, widow and relict of JOHN CANDLER, tricesimo mensis Junii.

Burials

1672, JANE, wife of JOHN MINGAY buried 18 February 1672.

1694, JOHN MINGAY, buried in , 9 March.

Printed Registers published by F.A.CRISP, Esq. .

Lowestoft .

Baptisms.

1772, May 4, HENRY son of HENRY and MARY MINGAY.

1773, Sep.27, HENRY son of HENRY and MARY MINGAY.

Marriages.

1771, April 17, HENRY MINGAY and MARY COOPER, single persons of Lowestoft, by banns.

1774, Nov. 25, JOHN MINGAY AND MARY BYGRIFT, single persons, by banns.

1791, Jan, 14, SAMUEL MINGAY, of Oulton to ELIZABETH TAYLOR, of Lowestoft, both single, by banns

Continued on page 261. Page 261 .

Lowestoft, continued .

Burials.

1772, July 18, HENRY MINGAY, infant.

1775, Jan.16, HENERY MINGAY, aged 27.

Printed Registers published by F.A.CRISP, Esq. .

On a gravestone in Churchyard:- "ELIZABETH, widow of SAMUEL MINGAY who died June 30, 1850, in the 81 st year of her age". "PHOEBE daughter of the above who died March 3 rd 1880, aged 84".

Copied by J.A.MINGAY .

Ellough .

Christenings.

1673, July 14, MARY, daughter of PHINEAS and MARY MINGAY.

Printed Registers published by F.A.CRISP, Esq. .

Marriage Licences from the Offical Note Books of the Archdeaconry of Suffolk 1613 -1674, at Ipswich Probate Court:-

1638, Nov.17. and MARGARET MINGAY, both single of Bungay, at Beccles.

(Book 16 fo.34).

1642, Nov.12. ROBERT REDE, of Kirkley, and ANN MINGAY of North Cove, late of Kirkley, single, at North Cove.

(Book 20 fo 23).

Continued on page 263 Page 263 .

Marriage Licences Bonds, 1663-1750, at Ipswich .

1711, Oct.15. ROBERT WARD of Norton Subcourse, singleman and ELIZABETH MINGAY, of Hales, singlewoman [784]

1722/23.Jan.14. JOHN MINGAY, of Ditchingham, single, and MARY BARNES, of Beccles, single. [1641]

1727. Jun.16. Married at Kettleburgh by the Rev d. Mr.SAMUEL THOMPSON, Jun.6, 1727, GEORGE MINGAY 8, {blank}, both single of Orford. [1915]

8 Note:- This relates to the marriage of GEORGE MINGAY and ANNE SYRED.

1733, Dec.27. ANDREW MINGAY, of Charsfield, single and MARY SMITH, of Brandeston, single [2686]

1746, Jun.13. THOMAS LYND and MARY MINGAY, widow, both of Rendlesham. [3996]

1747/48. Jan.21. ROBERT MINGAY and MARY BRIGGS, single, both of Weybread, (Harleston) [4228]

Publication by F.A.CRISP. 1900 .

BRANDESTON, SUFFOLK . Parish Registers .

1723/24.Feb.27. WILLIAM MINGAY, baptised.

1763.Apr.9. WILLIAM MINGAY, buried.

Extracted by Rev d.CAISON ABBEY .

LUDDENHAM, KENT . Marriage .

1708.Jun.20. JOHN KINGSLAND and JANE MINGE both of Luddenham, by licence.

Register of Canterbury Cathedral .

Continued on page 265. Page 265 .

MINGAY of PANXWORTH, NORFOLK.

MINGAY = of Panxworth buried at Haynfor Norfolk.

WILLIAM MINGAY EDWARD MINGAY = ...... married and left of the "Lion Inn" wife died at a widow but no Panxworth. Died Salthouse. children. there 1848,Bur d. Bur d. at at Woodbastwick Woodbastwick. M.I. M.I.

Several sons Benjamin Smith = E...Mingay but all d.s.p of Haynford liv. at Esther m. Grange, Nfk. Hulver Rd. Edward Sutton Sandown, of Salthouse I.O.W.1894. Norfolk. She died July 5 1898, aged 68 He Jan.18, 1898. Both buried at Salthouse. M.I. .

MARY ANN

3 rd daughter.

James W m Denton = Agnes Mingay Smith Maud Smith eldest son of youngest daughter unmarried in the late James married at St.John's 1894. Denton. Church, Sandown,I.O.W. July 9, 1894.

From information supplied by Mrs.E.SMITH and other sources.

Continued on page 267.

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MINGAY of BURLINGHAM, NORFOLK .

1630. REBECAH MINGAY, daughter of.....MINGAY and MARGARETTE, his wife was baptized 4 day of July, A.D.1630. Meni :- That this MIGAY did inhabit and dwell at Burlingahm continually or for the most part of his life at Burlingham, and marrying a young woman, daughter of BARTHOLOMEW WEEDES of Plumstead, this wife to MINGAY being at her mothers' house in Plumstead only to see her and go away, she forthwith was overtaken in her travel, and upon this occasion only accidently was delivered in ye Parish of Plumstead.

Parish Register of Plumstead Parva, Norfolk .

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Besthorpe, Norfolk .

"The Prior of Norwich had an aucicial(?) rent of 12 d paid for a in Besthorpe which was given by STEPHEN MINGAY.

Blomefields' History of Norfolk, Vol.I, p.492 .

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Rotuli Hundredsrum, Com.Norfolk.Vol.I.(Hen.III to Ed.I.),p.482 Henstede

"It. Th de Helleton coronator cep de JOH MENGE, ii s 0 p offco suo exceudo"

Norwich. Tithing Roll of the Leet of Mancroft, circa 1311:-

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ROBERT MENGY,------turner

Extracts from "The Records of the City of Norwich", Vol.I, p.379, by Rev d.WILLIAM HUDSON, 1906 .

Continued on page 269. Page 269 .

SUFFOLK in 1327 (EDWARD III) . Subsidy Return .

Villata de Somersham, c, Floketone, p.15. JOHANNE SYRED...... VIII d

Wantesdene cumparti de Tunstall et Lenacre, p.III. RICARDO MENGY...... XII d

"Suffolk Green Books", No.IX, by S.W.A.HERVEY .

Inquisitions Post-mortem (Middlesex) .

Name Chancery Series III Exchequer Court of Vol. No. File No. Awards Vol.No.

MYNGE, ANTONY, 130-129 527-66 8-19 3 Eliz.

MYNGE, HENRY 118-81 1 Eliz.

Public Record Office. List of Indices No. 26 .

Chancery Inquisitions, Norfolk ' Henry VII to Charles I .

MINGAY, JOHN. 2 Chas.I., part 26, No.125 miscellaneous MINGAY, JOHN. 8 Chas.I., part 3, No. 124. MYNGAY, HENRY,Esq, 14 Chas.I, part 3, No.110. MINGAYE, HENRY,Esq. 15 Chas.I, part 31, No.110.

Middlesex & London Inquisition post Mortems . CHARLES I .

MYNGE, RICHARD, No.83. part 3, Year 16.

MYNGYS' TENEMENT, ESSEX . Calendar of Inqusitions Post Mortems, Hen.VII, Vol.I, p.396 .

No.924. THOMAS SERPE de Upsale, Knt., Essex. "Forty acres of land in Willynghall called "MYNGYS' TENEMENT", worth 13 a.4 d. held of the King, as of the honour of Richmond, service unknown".

Continued on page 271. Page 271 .

SUFFOLK SHIP-MONEY RETURNS. 1639-1640 .

MINGAY, JOHN, PALGRAVE, (DISS). 7s. 3d.

MINGE, JOHN, WENHASTON. 4s. 0d.

Harl.MSS. 7540 - 7542 .

"SUFFOLK HEARTH-TAX, 1674".

MINGAY, CHRIS., SOUTH ELMHAM St.PETER ...... 2.

MINGAY, Mr., ELLOUGH, (BECCLES)...... 5.

MINGAY, JOHN, FROSTENDEN...... 2.

MINGAY, JOHN J nr ., FROSTENDEN...... 2.

MYNGAY, JOHN, FROSTENDEN...... 2.

MYNGAY, Ro., BRANDESTON...... 3.

MINGAY (or TUCKER), BUNGAY...... 4.

MINGAY, LAXFIELD...... 2.

S.H.A.HERVEY, 1905 .

SECKFORD GRAMMER SCHOOL, WOODBRIDGE .

ADMISSIONS .

1714. JOANNES MINGAY, de North Walsham in Norfolcia.

JOHN MINGAY of DURHAM .

1847, Dec,11. (Died Dec.8, M.I.), JOHN MINGAY, head butler at Bishop Hatfields Hall, University of Durham, North Bailey, Durham; 31. THOMAS ELDON, Sacrist.

"Printed Registers of Burials in the Cathedral Church of Durham, 1609 - 1896" Harl. Soc. Vol.23.

Continued on page 275. Note page 273 does not appear to exist.

Page 275.

HOUSE of COMMONS .

Parliament of 25 th EDWARD III, 1350-1, summons to meet at Westminister 9 Feb. 1350-1., Liskeard Borough; MYNGEYS, WILLIELMUS.

Parliament of 35 ELIZABETH, 1592-3, summons to meet at Westminister 19 Feb. 1592-3., New Romney; MYNGE, JOHN, gent.

Parliament of 41 st ELIZABETH, 1601, summons to meet at Westminister 27 Oct.1601., New Romney; MYNGE, JOHN, gent.

DUNWICH BOROUGH, SUFFOLK .

MYNGAYE, FRANCIS, "1601, Oct.11 Mr.MYNGAYE nominated by the Attorney-General COOKE to be one the Burgesses in Parliament and JOHN SUCKLING, Esq., Secretary to the Lord High Treasurer elected to be the other".

Ex. Historical MSS.Commissions Report on Various Collections" Vol.7, p.87 .

Parliament of 21 JAMES I, 1623-4, summons to meet at Westminister 12 Feb.1623-4, Southwark Borough, Surrey; MYNGAYE, FRANCIS, Esq. of Southwark. "ROBERT BROMFIELDE, Esq. vice FRANCIS MYNGAYE, Esq., and ROBERT BROMFIELDE, Esq., whom election was declared void." (no date given).

Continued on page 277. Page 277 .

"It seems that RICHARD YERWOOD, esq., of Southwark was first elected with FRAMCIS MYNGAYE, then the latters' election was declared void and ROBERT BROMFEILDE was elected in his place."

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PARLIAMENT of 47 GEORGE III. 1806 .

Summons to meet at Westminster, 15 December 1806. FITZROY, WILLIAM, commonly called LORD WILLIAM FITZROY.

MINGAY, JAMES. K.C.

"The election took place on Nov.4 th 1806. Return ammended by order of the House dated 4th Feb. 1807, by erasing the name of JAMES MINGAY, esq., of Ashfield Lodge, co.Suffolk, and substituting that of THOMAS CREEVEY,esq."

The Parliament of 35 ELIZ. 1592-3 was dissovled 10 April 1593; that of 41 ELIZ.1601 on 19 Dec.1601; that of 20 JAMES I....., and that of 47 GEORGE III. on 29 April 1807.

Extracted from "Return of the names of Members returned to serve in the Lower House of Parliament of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1878" .

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SOUTHWARK ELECTION, 1623 .

Mr.MINGAY, Mr.YARROW, Mr.BROMFIELD were all returned by two Indentures, Mr.YARROW returned in both. Mr.BROMFIELD offered to relinquish to

Continued on page 279. Page 279 .

Mr.MINGAY..... Agreed that one duly chosen cannot relinquish. Ordered a Writ for a new Burgess.

Ex. "Chronological Register of Both Houses of the British Parliament from 1708 by ROBERT BEATSON .

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THETFORD ELECTION 1806 .

THOMAS CREEVEY, Esq., and some of the Freemen petitioned against the election of JAMES MINGAY, Esq., and the Committee who tried the Election reported to the House that JAMES MINGAY, Esq., was not duly elected and that THOMAS CREEVEY, Esq., was duly elected and ought to have been returned. February 4 th 1807.

Ex. I deiu (?).

The Parliamentary Debates on this Election took place on:- Monday, January 5, 1807. Tuesday, January 6, 1807.

"The Election Petition was taken Jan.27 1807. Unqualified voters cause of objection to JAMES MINGAY, K.C., one of the candidates elected and his brother said to be one of them. This brother, Dr.WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY had died since the election on Nov.4, 1806 and JAMES MINGAY said his brother had voted in previous years without objection."

Sic "Parliamentary Debates", Vol.8, pp.302-3-4 & 418. 1806-7.

Continued on page 281. Page 281 .

NORWICH CITY .

1794, July 12. The Right Hon.WILLIAM WINDHAM of Felbrigg having accepted the office of Secretary at War and thereby vacated his seat in Parliament for this City was this date re-elected by a majority of 466 votes:- For Mr.WINDHAM 1236. For Mr.JAMES MINGAY,K.C. 770.

"The Norfolk & Norwich Remembranceer", 1822 .

In the preface to a printed Address to the electors of Norwich by Mr.WINDHAMS' opponent, issued a few days after the above election, it is stated that Mr.MINGAY, who was proposed only the day before the election, was averse to his nomination; and a letter he sent to the Sheriff was published, in order to propogate such idea, and as an Appendix to the above Address there is a letter from Mr.MINGAY to Mr.WINDHAM, dated July 16, 1794, in which he informs the committee that "my brother was not at all aware that the place I have long held disqualified * me to sit in Parliament, indeed such a legal idea was not likly to occur to his mind" etc. etc.

"An Address to the Electors of Norwich, being a Vindication of the Principles and Conduct of Mr.WINDHAMS' Opponents... With an Appendix containing a Letter from Mr.J.MINGAY 2 nd Ed. Norwich 1794.

* The disqualification was probably the holding of the place of "Customer" at Bridgewater (see "Universal Bristish Directory for 1793").

Continued on page 283. Pages 283 & 284 . Page 283 .

THETFORD ELECTION, 1806 .

In connection with this election there is extant(sic) a letter from Mr.JAMES MINGAY to Mr.THOMAS AMYOT, Mr.WINDHAMS' secretary, dated 26 October, 1806, at the British Museum, (Add.MSS 37906,fo.235) in which he states:- "I have written twice to Mr.WINDHAM and pressed upon him the absolute necessity of immediately applying to Lord GRENVILLE at all events at least to defer the appointment of my successor at Bridgewater till proper explainations can take place and unfounded assertions be contradicted. Should an enemy of Mr.WINDHAM or myself get the place both our interests would be greatly injured."

PORT of NEW ROMNEY, KENT .

List of Barons which have been returned to Parliament 43 rd of Queen ELIZABETH (1601) at Westminster:- THOMAS LAKE, Esq. JOHN MINGAY, gent.

Hasteds' , Vol.III. p.525 .

Continued on page 284. Page 284 .

In 1680, on the 3 rd May, the Common Council (of Norwich) voted off FRANCIS BACON, Esq., their Recorder and then elected Jo.NORRIS, Esq, Steward,

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk, III, p.416 .

1680. JOHN MINGAY, Steward (of Norwich) during the mayoralty of ROBERT FREEMAN.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk, III, p.420.

Continued on page 285. Page 285 .

NORFOLK OFFICAL LIST .

Dean of Norwich 1733-1739:- BACON, JOHN,D.D. - (He married SUSAN daughter of JOHN MINGAY of Saxlingham).

Registrars of the .

MINGAY, WILLIAM, 1532 to 24 Feb.1544/5

MINGAY, JOHN & THOMAS sons of the last 4 April 1557 to 15 Sep.1578.

HIGH SHERIFF of NORFOLK .

BURKIN, JOHN, of North Burlingham, 1693. (He married ELIZABETH, daughter of JOHN MINGAY of Saxlingham).

SHERIFF of NORWICH .

MINGAY, WILLIAM, 1554. MINGAY, JOHN, 1602. MINGAY, ROGER, 1658.

STEWARDS of NORWICH .

MINGAY, JOHN, from 1680 to 1688, when he was made Recorder, he died in 1704.

BROOKE, WILLIAM, from 1727 to 1743; He married FRANCES the daughter of ANTHONY MINGAY (ob.1713) and widow of GEORGE LANE.

Continued on page 287.

Page 287 .

MAYORS of THETFORD .

MINGAY, JAMES, K.C., 1798-9, 1800-1, 1804-5.

MINGAY, WILLIAM ROBERT, 1790-2, 1801-2, 1805-6.

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Speech of JAMES MINGAY, on being choosen Mayor of Thetford .

"He told them (the Mayor, Alderman and Councillors) that having lived his whole life amongst them, it was unnecessary to speak to his conduct, of which they were in full possession,---- that he thanked them heartlily; that he would be diligent, faithful and zealous magistrate; but that disposed as he was to serve all descriptions of men, his duty and his sense of rectitude would press on him the necessity of administrating justice and executing the laws of the land, even if they should be violated by his nearest and dearest friends and connections; and that they should find him at the end of the year of his mayoralty to have fulfilled the promises made on the day of his nomination".

"Gleanings in England", by SAMUELL JACKSON PRATT 1801,Vol.II, pp.252-3.

The above Offical lists are taken from ""Norfolk Lists from the Reformation to the present time" (1837) and Norfolk Offical Lists" by HAMON LESTRANGE, Esq., 1890.

Continued on page 288.

Page 288.

FREEMEN of NORWICH .

WILLIAM MINGAY (Mayor of Norwich in 1561 was described as a mercer and notary when admitted o freeman in 1503.

"Norfolk Families" Part III by WALTER RYE .

Continued on page 289. Page 289 .

FREEMEN of NORWICH .

MINGO, HENRY of Erlham, 41 Edward III (1367)

MYNGY, ROBERT, shoemaker, apprenticed to THOMAS THURKELD. 19 Henry VIII.

MYNGAY, ROBERT, son of WILLIAM MINGAY late Alderman, grocer (?). 18 Elizabeth.

MYNGAY, JOHN, apothecary, apprenticed. 26 Elizabeth.

"Calendar of Freemen of Norwich 1317-1603" by JOHN LESTRANGE (W.RYE)

SUFFOLK OFFICAL LIST .

Recorder of Aldeburgh .

MINGAY, JAMES, K.C. appointed 1788.

Mayors of Orford .

MINGAY, GEORGE, 1752, 1757 and 1762.

MINGAY, GEORGE, 1833, 1838.

Chief Inhabitants in Norfolk in 1604 .

Norwich. MINGAIE, JOHN li 20.

Armingall, MINAYE, JOHN li 20.

The above (with others) were called upon under " A note of all His Majestys' Privye Seales received by Sir CHAS. CORNWALLIS, Knight, appointed Collector for the County of Norfolk" Anno Domni 1604.

Norfolk & Norwich Arch l Societys Transactions Vol.II. p.339 .

Continued on page 291. Page 291 .

MAYORS' FEAST at NORWICH .

"This year ( 1561) the Earls of Northumberland and Huntington, the Lords THOMAS HOWARD and WILLOUGHBY, with many other Lords and Knights came to Norwich, to visit the Duke of Norfolk there, and were all lodged with their retinue in the Dukes' Palace; and during their stay, they diverted themselves with shooting and other martial exercises on ; and it being at the time that the Mayors' feast was to held at the New-hall, WILLIAM MINGAY,Esq., then mayor invited them and their Ladies to the feast, JOHN SUCKLING, baker, THOMAS LAYER, CHRISTOPHER LAYER, merchants and LAWERENCE WOOD, scrivener, being the four feast-makers.

(Ex. "Norwich Roll") .

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At the entertainment the Duke and Dutchess of Norfolk sat first, next sat the three Earls of Northumberland, Huntington and Surrey, then the Lord THOMAS HOWARD, the Lord SCROOP and his lady, the Lord BARTHLET and his lady, the Lord BURGAVENNY, with so many other lords, Knights and ladies, that the hall, although it is so large, could sarce contain them, and their retinue, yet by good management of the feast makers, all things were kept in order, and the nobility expressed a good deal of satisfaction at their gemerous reception. The Mayors' bill of his share towards the expense ammounted to £1.12s.9d. only the feast-makers bearing the rest, which

Continued on page 293. Page 293 . bill, as it will show us the difference of the price of things then and now I shall here add:- (But see post).

Ex. "Bloomfields' History of Norfolk" Vol.III.p.279.

WILLIAM MINGAY, Esq., Mayor of Norwich his expenses for a Dinner, at which he feasted the Duke of Norfolk and the Lords, Knights and Gentry of the County, 1561. £. s. d. Eight stone of Beef, at 14lbs to the stone 5 6 Two collars of Bacon 1 4 Four Geese 1 4 Eight pints of Butter 1 6 A fore-quarter of Veal 10 A hind-quarter of Veal 1 0 Leg of Mutton 3 Loin of Mutton & shoulder of Veal 1 0 A breast & coast of Mutton 7 Six Plovers 1 0 Four brace of Partridges 2 0 Four couple of Rabbits 1 8 Two Guiney-Pigs 1 0 Four couple of Hens 2 0 Two couple of Mallards 1 0 Thirty-four Eggs 1 0 Two bushels of Flour 1 6 Sixteen loaves of White Bread 4 Eighteen of wheaton Bread 9 Three loaves of mislin Bread 3 One barrel of Double Beer 2 6 One barrel of Small Beer 1 0 One quarter of Wood 2 2 continued £ 1 11 4

Continued on page 295. Page 295 .

Account of Mayors' Feast continued £ s. d. 1 11 4 Nutmegs, Mace, Cinnamon and Greens 3 Four pound of Blackberries and Sugar 1 6 Fruit and Almonds 7 Sweet water and perfumes 4 Sixteen Oranges 2 Two gallons of White Wine and Claret 2 0 One quart of Sack 9 One quart of Malmsey 5 One quart of Bastard 3 One quart of Muscadine 6 £1 18 1

Ex. "The London Magazine or Gentlemans' Monthly Intelligencer" Vol.XXII. 1753, p.206

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BILL of MAY0RS' SHARE OF EXPENSES from Blomefields' History of Norfolk, Vol.III .

£. s. d. 8 stone of Beef at 8d. a stone and a Sirloin by 5 8 2 Collars of Brawn 1 0 4 Cheeses at 4d. a cheese 1 4 2 Pints of Butter 1 6 An hinder Quarter of Veal 10 A leg of Mutton 5 A fore Quarter of Veal 5 A Loin of Mutton and Shoulder of Veal 9 A Breast and Cost of Mutton 7 6 Pullets 1 0 4 Couples of Rabbits 1 8 4 Brace of Partridges 2 0 2 Guinea Cocks 1 6 2 Couple of Mallards 1 0 continued £ 0 19 8

Continued on page 297. Page 297 .

ACCOUNT form BLOMEFIELDS, HISTORY, continued .

£ s. d. continued 19 8 34 Eggs 6 A Bushell of Flower 6 A Peck of Oatmeal 2 16 Whitebread Loaves 4 18 Loaves of White Wheat Bread 9 3 Loaves of Mesline Bread 3 A Barrel of double Strong Beer 5 6 A Barrel of Table Beer 1 0 A Quarter of Wood 2 2 Nutmegs, Mace, Cinamon and Cloves 3 4 Pounds of Barbery Sugar 1 0 16 Oranges 2 2 gallons of White Wine and Canary 2 0 Fruit, Almonds, Sweet-waters, Perfumes 4 The Cooks' Wages 1 2 £ 1 12 9

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ANOTHER ACCOUNT .

"A Copy of the original Bill of Fare of an extraordinary feast given by WILLIAM MINGAY, Esq., on his being elected a second time Mayor of Norwich, on the fourth year of the reign of Queen ELIZABETH, 1561, who upon that occasion entertained the Duke of NORFOLK, the Lords, Knights and gentry of the County, also, the speech of Mr.JOHNNY MARTIN, a wealthy citizen, at the dinner, after grace was said.

Continued on page 299. Page 299 .

£ s. d. 8 stone of beef, 14lb to the stone 5 4 4 collars brawn, at 4 d 1 4 4 geese, at 4 d 1 4 8 pints butter 1 6 A fore quarter veal 10 A hind quarter veal 1 0 2 legs of mutton, at 3 d 6 Loin of mutton 6 Shoulder of veal 6 Breast and coast of mutton 7 Six plovers, at 2 d 1 0 14 brace of partridges 7 0 12 couple of rabbits 2 0 2 guinea-pigs 1 8 8 fowles, at 3 d 2 0 12 mallards, at 3 d 3 0 3 dozen eggs, at 1 6 16 loaves white bread 4 18 loaves wheaten bread 9 3 loaves maslin bread 3 1 barrel strong beer 2 6 1 barrel small beer 1 0 1 quarter wood 2 2 Nutmegs, mace, cinnamon and greems 3 4lb Barbary sugar 1 6 Fruit and almonds 7 12 dozen oranges, at 3 d 3 0 Sweet-water and perfumes 4 2 gallons white wine, 1/-; 2 gallons claret, 1/- 2 0 1 gallon sack, 3/-; 1 gallon malmsey, 1/8 4 8 1 gal.bustard malmsey, 1/-; 1 gal. muscandine, 1/- 2 0 £2 13 11

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MAYORS' FEAST at NORWICH, 1561,

Speech by Mr.JOHNNY MARTIN .

"Maister Mayor, and may it please your worship, you have feasted us this day like a king. God bless the Queens' grace! We have fed plentifully and now whillem(sic) I can speak plain English, I heartily thank you, Maister Mayor, and so we doe all; answer, boys, answer, 'bravo, Bravo!' Your beer is pleasant and potent, and will soon catch us by the caput, and stop our manners. And so huzza for the Queens' Majestys' Grace, and all her bonny browed dames of honour! Huzza for Maister Mayor, and our good dame Mayoress; huzza for his noble grace of norfolk, there he sits, God save him; huzza for all this jolly company, who have a penny in their purse, and an English Heart in their bellies, to out Spainish dons and Papists with their faggots to burn our wiskers! Handle your jugs, shove it about, trout caps, and huzza for maister Mayor, their worships, and all this jolly company"

Communicated by T.J. to Vol.II (Second Series) of "Notes & Queries" for November 15 th , 1856, see page 384 .

Note :- The above speech was found in the collection of Mr.TURNER, of Kings Lynn.

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Alderman JOHN MINGAY of Norwich .

"In 1619, JOHN MINGAY, citizen and Alderman of Norwich held his first court as Trustee to Steward" (Lord of the Manor of Welbourne, Norfolk)

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk, II. p.455 .

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Donor to the Library of St.Peter Mancroft, of Norwich:- Mr.JOHN MINGAY. "Salazer in Proverbia", 2 tom. fol. Mrs. SUSAN MINGAY, vid:- "Opera Theodoreti", fol. "Tirinus in vetus et Novum Testamentum", 3 vols, fol. "Emanuel sa in to lai Scriptorum" "Gregorii Naziauzeni opera; Grec et Latin", 2 vols. fol. "Hugonis de St,Victore Opera", fol "The Divinity of the "

"The Norfolk Antiquarian Miscelleny", Vol.II., p.362 .

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"JOHN MINGAY was a benefactor to the Combination Service held in Green Yard, Norwich. He and others were particularly commemorated by the preacher in his prayers " Bloomfields' History of Norfolk, II. p.23 .

"At the held on Monday the 4 th August (1617-18), Sir HENRY MONTAGUE, Knight, Lord Cheif Justice of the Kings' Bench, and Sir JOHN DODRIDGE,Knight, being justices of assizes for the city and county came in on Saturday night and heard service on Sunday morning in the Cathedral, sitting in the seat where the Bishop sits in sermon time; and after service ended, Mr.JOHN MINGAY

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then mayor with the sheriff and adlermen, according to custom, next with the judges at the stairs' feet and accompaniedto the preaching place in the Green Yard, Sir JUSTIN PALGRAVE, Knt., then , went indiscreetly on the right of Mr. Mayor, and untruly informed the Lord Chief Justice, that it was his place to sit in the chair in the preaching place, and Mr.Mayor on his left hand, upon which the lord Chief Justice (never having been in the place before) did sit down in the chair, which Mr.Mayor very discreetly and stoutly challenged to be his seat, but his Lordship, by the high sheriffs' misinformation opposed the same, till he was informed by the steward of the city, the town-clerk, the sword bearer and others , of Mr.Mayors' right to hold the place. So that the next morning, the high sheriff, upon better advice, did at the judges' lodgings, before the mayor, sheriffs, aldermen, and many Knights and gentlemen of the county, confess that he had erred in his information, and in the afternoon Mr.Mayor waited on their Lordships about another contention concerning their going first to the Castle, it being affirmed that both judges usually had first had first gone to the Guildhall. Upon which the judges coming out of their lodgings into their chamber of audience, sat down, and ordered the mayor to sit down by them, and the said sheriff standing bare-headed before them, the Lord Chief Justice reprimanded him his untrue information touching the seat, and whereas the high-sheriff in the fore-noon had with the

Continued on page 307. Page 307 . sheriffs of the city attended the Lord Chief Justicec from the Castle Bridge to the Guild-hall in which way Mr.WILL BROWNE, sheriff of the city, took the upper hand of the high sheriff of Norfolk (which the County would suffer no more) it was decreed by the said judges, that forever hereafter the high sheriff only should attend the judges when they went the County business; and the sheriff of Norwichonly and not the high sheriff of Norfolk, should attend them when they go about City business, and therefore the City sheriffs did presently on horseback attend the Lord Cheif Justice to the Guildhall, and the high sheriff of Norfolk did in like manner attend the other judges to the Castle.

Bloomfields' History of Norfolk, III, 367 .

CARSONS' MANOR, . "Was in 1622 conveyed to JOHN MINGAY, Alderman of Norwich, who had a grant of the lete, during the lives of Sir CHARLES CORNWALLIS , etc it belonging to the hundred. In 1640 MARY, relict of THOMAS STEWARD, Esq. and HENRY her son, released all right to JOHN MINGAY aforesaid; and in 1650, ROB RICH, Esq. administrator to Sir EDWYN RICH, released all his right (which was a mortgage only) to JOHN son and heir of JOHN MINGAY who settled it in trust on ROGER MINGAY,Gent., his brother. in 1662, MARY, relict of Alderman ROGER MINGAY had it; and JOHN, ANTHONY. and ROGER her three sons released it to her; and the next year, she and JOHN and ROGER, conveyed the manor, advowsons,

Continued on page 309. Page 309 . and whole Estate to ANTHONY MINGAY, her second son, who in 1666, married ANNE daughter and co- heiress of CHARLES CORNWALLIS of Mileham, Esq.; he died 28 Dec.1713 and is buried in St.Stephens' Church in Norwich and left FRANCES his only daughter and heiress, who first married Mr.LAW of Bristol, by whom she had no issue, and afterwards to WILLIAM BROOKS, Esq. recorder of Norwich who is the present lord and patron. She died Aug.23, 1729, and is buried in St.Stephens, having no issue non surviving.

Bloomfields' History, V, p.60 .

SWAINSTHORPE CHURCH, NORFOLK .

The following arms are in the Chancel roof and in the windows:-

9. MINGAY, or on a bend az three leopards' heads arg impaling three cross crosslets fitche arg.

10. MINGAY impales PRATT, sab on a fess between three elephants' heads erased arg three mullets of the field.

11. MINGAY impales CORNWALLIS.

NORWICH . 1642. Among those whose names were returned as refusing to subscribe money towards regaining the town of Newcastle at??? JOHN OSBORNE, ROGER MINGAY, JAMES RANT and Alderman UTTING.

Blomefields History III,p.389. .

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NORWICH LOYALISTS .

1660 Oct.13 "On the death of Alderman ROB(?ROGER) MINGAY, MATTHEW SOTTERTON who was rejected for loyalty was restored"

Blomefields History of Norfolk, III, p.404 .

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MINGAY, CLARKE & HOYLE of NORFOLK . ev d. HENRY MINGAY = BRIDGET STARKEY of Redenhall, ob 1690

WILLIAM = ELIZABETH ISSAC CLARKE = ANN MINGAY MINGAY BEAUMONT Atty.-at-Law of Shotesham ob.1761

WILLIAM MINGAY = ANNA CLARKE MARY CLARKE = THOMAS HOYLE Att-at-law of 1 st Wife Norwich, died 1761 v.p (?)

2 daughters ISSAC HOYLE ...... HOYLE of Norwich youngest son Upholsterer.

Note . Both sons of THOMAS HOYLE were legatees under the Will of WILLIAM MINGAY of Shotesham dated July 30, 1760, and ISSAC HOYLE of Norwich, Upholsterer, was appointed sole executor to the Will of the Reverend JOHN MINGAY of Broome in 1759.

Middlesex Registry . vi.157. Deed dated 1804 speaks of ISSAC HOYLE of the city of Norwich, gentleman, and gives his parents names as THOMAS and MARY HOYLE. The Will of Mr.ISSAC HOYLE of "Reedley", Branksome Park, Bournemouth formerley of Bacup and late of , Liberal M.P. for the

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Heywood Division of Lancashire, 1885-1892 died in London September 2, 1911 aged 83. Estate £238,686.

Manchester Guardian, 3 November 1911 .

Note . It is not certain that this Mr.HOYLE is descended from the Norwich family. (Initialed by J.A.M.)

RICHARD MINGAY of Norwich, Violinist .

Mr. RICHARD MINGAY a well known member of the orchestra of Norwich Theatre appeared upon the stage as "Crack" in the farce of "The Turnpike Gate" ("The Norfolk Chronicle", 29 March 1819). "Died last week Mr.RICHARD MINGAY. He was a man of many and desirable talents which, among other modes, have been displayed upon the stage in the Character of "Crack" in "The Turnpike Gate" which he performed with great humour. ("The Norfolk Chronicle", 13 Dec.1834).

"Norfolk Annals", Edited by CHARLES MACKIE .

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Page 315 . HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION .

Extracts from the Report on the Manuscripts of the Family of GAWDY formerly of Norfolk .

696 - 13 April 1619. MARY GAWDY,Wenham [Suffolk] to cousin FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY,Harling. [The writer of this letter, probably Sir CLIPPESBY GAWDY,] write at request of "your kinswoman MARY GAWDY" who wants £5 interest and 10/-. "of her stock"[or capital which latter she hopes to replace some day. She has owed the money since last Midsummer in London for a gown; the mercer and tailor having trusted for the writer's sake, but will now probably sue her. "She has made very hard shift ever since she come to me, by reason she has neither clothes nor linen to wear but an old loose gown which was not fit for her wearing". Had not the writer been fain to keep her she would have owed 10/- more. She takes it very unkindly that her friends, who give nothing, will not let her "make bold with her own without so many messages". Love to GAWDYS wife [See post as to this MARY GAWDY who married ANTHONY MINGAY].

765 - 26 December 1627. HENRY MINGAY,Ameringhall, to FRAMLIGHAM GAWDY, High Sheriff.

Excuses himself for detaining their kinswoman, MARY GAWDY. Proposes a match for her with, ANTHONY MINGAY, second brother to HENRY'S cousin JOHN MINGAY of Norwich, whose estate exceeds that of his elder brother. ANTHONY would take her with £300., she has but £200. Lady GAWDY would make up the the balance if she were not in debt, and will at any rate give £20. Sir CHARLES and FRAMLINGHAM should do the rest. Will keep MARY till they come to Harling the monday after Twelth Sessions, when HENRY goes to Bury "with young youths which kept their Christmas with me".

768 - 13 January 1627-8. HENRY MINGAY, Ameringhall, to FRAMILINGHAM GAWDY, High Sheriff.

This furious weather prevents the proposed visit to Harling, &etc. The messenger can go on to MINGAY'S brother at Cavendish [Suffolk]. A postscript (signed by MARY GAWDY) asked that the promised assurances by Sir CHARLES and FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY for augmenting her portion may be sent soon , "as the gentleman will be asked in the Church three Sundays before the consummation.... in haste and desperate haste." [A further slip (dated the 14 th ) explains that a foot-messenger could not be got, so this sent to be left at Larlingford.]

770 - 16 January 1627-8. HENRY MINGAY, Ameringhall, to FRAMILINGHAM GAWDY, High Sheriff.

Acknowledges receipt of the "loving linen" enclosing the bounty of the family for cousin MARY. ANTHONY asks that the bonds may be renewed a few days before the ceremony in his name and left with some friend.

778 - 15 March 1627 - 8. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY.

Sir CHARLES GAWDY is to pay MINGAY £104 on the 25 th inst. at FRAMLINGHAM'S house, which MINGAY asks may be received for him and sent to Norwich when a safe conveniency offers. Tenders his services at Norwich. "My wife was never in better liking",

779 - 22 March 1627 - 8. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, High Sheriff, West Harling.

Mr.CHARLES RAWLINGS will take the bond, but cannot be at Harling till Wednesday se'nnet.

800 - 30 March 1629. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling.

ANTHONY is in treaty, with the help of cousin SMITH, for the purchase of Park from the Commissioners. SMITH advises him to take a lease for 60 years ar 13 years' purchase, rather than buy the fee at 16 years. It is valued at £156 per ann., out of which my Lord to reserve to himself £6 a year and MINGAY takes the £150 for 60 years. For this they ask £1950. ANTHONY would give what THOMAS HOLL (since deceased) would have had it for and is told by the latter's son-in-law, Mr.GILLARD, that HOLL would have had the fee. The park contains about 300 acres. Will do nothing without GAWDY'S advice, and propose coming to consult him, when they can go over the park together. If HAWDY meets Mr.HOLLAND or Mr.HAVERS and the captain, they can tell him about it; two of these are Commissioners for my Lord.

802 - 6 July 1629. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, Harling.

Please inspect a gelding offered by Mr.BEDINGFIELD for Mrs.MINGAY'S use. GAWDY will probably be troubled once more this summer "with a bold guest". Remembrances to sister DOROTHY.

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Re:- Letter No.843. Rectors of Sudbourne with Orford .

1599, 22 December. FRANCIS MASON, S.T.B. THOMAS OSBOURNE

1642, 30 November. MATT BROOKES, M.A., on the death of THOMAS OSBORNE.

On a brass plate in the Church of St.Peter Mancroft, Norwich:- THOMAS OSBORNE, Minister, died Nov.2. 1642 and THOMAS his son died Nov.5.1664. JOHN OSBORNE, Esq., died 1719. Mackeredle Inscriptions .

Continued on page 317 . Page 317 . 804 - 4 November 1629. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, Harling.

According to GAWDY'S directions, MINGAY spoke with cousin SMITH or Ameringhall, Mr.HOLL and the Bishop, who all pretended much love unto him in this business. ROBERT WARNER (one of GAWDY'S retainers could tell if the rent of £200 a year will hold).

805 - 10 November 1629. JOHN DAVY, senior, of Kenninghall, Yeoman, and JOHN DAVY, junior of same place, Clerk, to JOHN GODBOLD, of Dennington, Suffolk, Yeoman.

Bond in peual sum of 200 marks. Recites that FRANCES, wife of JOHN DAVY the elder, has agreed to release to A.MINGAY her estate in 3 enclosures called Heaseldicke in Kenninghall, containing 30 acres. Bond void if obligors convey the Wood-close in Kenninghall to secure her £16 a year for life. Witnesses DRUE DAVY, FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY.

807 - 15 January 1629-30. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling.

Sends GAWDY'S writng [a bond apparently]; please return it. Has not heard of Mr.JAMES. Beleives Sir OWEN SMYTH will hardly part with the property. Has written to "my brother OSBORNE" and beleives he will assist GAWDY unless Sir LIONEL affects it.

818 - 1 March 1630-1. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling.

Sends consolations on GAWDY'S great and unspeakable loss. Brother-in-law SAYER'S £100 can stand over till April. MINGAY (of Ameringhall) is ill.

819 - March [1630-1]. JOHN MINGAY to FRAMLINGAHM GAWDY.

Receipt for £11 10s. 8d. for physic delivered for GAWDY's wife after the direction of Dr.RANT.

820 - 14 MARCH 1630-1. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West harling.

Sir JOHN HOLLAND offer for sale a perpetual rent charge of £100 per ann. out of my Lord of Arundel's land. Being lately in ROBERT EDGAR'S company (who now boards with neighbour Alderman ANGUISH) it was offered to MINGAY. Sir THOMAS HOLLAND is said to have given £1500 for it, when money went at 10 per cent:- £1700 is now asked. Asks GAWDY'S advice. Doubts if he will meddle with Eccles, for cousin JOHN SMITH of Ameringhall says Sir OWEN SMITH has sold land in Suffolk and will not forward to sell this.

830 - 25 June 1631. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling.

Please bring the mare MINGAY thought of buying. The chamber and bed shall be provided by assize-time. MINGAY is forbidden fast riding or walking. MARY MINGAY advises GAWDY to come and dwell "in Norreg".

842 - 23 February 1631-32. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, at his chamber at Mr.WARD'S, a barber, over against the King's Tavern, Fleet Street, London.

MINGAY has sent to Orford [Suffolk] for his [brother OSBORNE'S] answer to GAWDY'S letter. Thanks for London news, Norwich is barren of any by reason of the remotness of the Court. Dr.SHERWOOD (sometime of Ipswich) gives MINGAY hopes of a cure without going to London. ROBERT EDGAR sends rememerances. [Postscript by MARY MINGAY. "Your Coucke roben (sic? Cook ROBIN) is dead".]

843 - 29 February 1631-32. THOMAS OSBORNE, Oreford [Suffolk], to ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich.

Sends family news, "SUE is qualmish" in her stomach at meal times, etc. Will do his best for GAWDY [apparently in the matter of an election]; secrecy is impossible. let him make himself personally known in our town. I heard of Lady DENNY'S death, and withal that GEORGE GARDINER, comforting the grieved knight, told him that he had rather bury two wives than flay one bullock. Rememberances to Mr.SKOTTOW,. "Dr.SHERWOOD is an ancient acquaintance and... an able physician, if not somewhat covetous". Would like the advoson of some small living without conditions.

845 - 24 March 1631-2. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling.

Encloses brother OSBORNE'S letter [No.843]. JOHN SAYER wants his interest, and MARY MINGAY would like a pound of violet cakes.

847 - 13 April 1632. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY intends going to London by carriers's coach to get cured. Who was the doctor who cured Sir ROBERT KNOLLIS?

Continued on page 319. Page 319 .

856 - 22 September 1632. Sir EDMOND MOUNDEFORD, Felwell to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY.

ANTHONY MINGAY has spoken to him of GAWDY'S desire that they should contract their scattered debts (re CHARLES GAWDY) into one man's hand. He will provide money, £300 of which may be paid sister GAWDY. The Crowshall tenants and the timber-masters are at variance.

857 - 26 September 1632. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling.

MOUDEFORD has sent word by WILL HEVENINGHAM for MINGAY to pay widow GAWDY £300. How is the other £200 to be disposed? WARD of Bixley is dead.

858 - 29 September 1632. Same to Same.

MINGAY will arrange money as required. Wonders why brother NAPPER should molest him.

859 - 7 October 1632. Sir EDMOND MOUNDEFORD, Feltwell, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY.

MINGAY will advance £500. If SAYER does not require £100 of this, MOUNDEFORD would like to keep £200 himself to the shortening of cousin CHARLES' debt.

861 - 22 October 1632. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Widow GAWDY will receive £300 and SAYER £100 on the 24 th . £100 shall be kept at GAWDY'S disposal. Notice will be needed when the balance of the £1000 is wanted.

863 - 6 November [1632]. Sir E. MOUNDEFORD, at WILL PRATTS, Drury Lane, near the Horseshoe Tavern, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY.

Has received a very strange peremptory letter from CHARLES [GAWDY of Crowshall]. If MOUNDEFORD and GAWDY had not withheld their consent the marriage would have been concluded; the parties asked £1000 per annum jointure and CHARLES had agreed to £800. "God deliver him well out their hands!" WILL HEVENINGHAM has sent up £100 from MINGAY, MOUNDEFORD wants another £100 and £300 ar Twelfth Sessions. Sir JOHN HOBART and Sir WILLIAM SOMERS are sheriffs.

864 - 10 November 1632. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

On Thursday Sir E.MOUNDEFORD sent his brother Mr.WILLIAM HEVENINGHAM for another £100 "to be made him up to London". The balance shall be ready at Twelfth Sessions.

867 - 3 December 1632. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Repeats subsence of his last letter sent by Mr.JAMES and goodman COBBET. ANTHONY has paid £600 by Sir EDMONDS order "besides my own £100 for DOLL". Expects them at Norwich at Twelfth Sessions to give security.

869 - 12 December 1632. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Advises GAWDY of a rich widow. Two months ago one Mr.GOOCH (said to have been once a Chief Constable) died at Hove near . Some say she is worth £8000, some £10,000 and some £12,000. She is a comely woman between 40 and 50. PHILIP CALTHORP lives in her house and has much influence. Cousin [HENRY] MINGAY died on the 5 th .[buried at St,Stephen's Norwich].

870 - [Circ. 13 Dec.1632]. MARY MINGAY to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY.

Sends a token of her love; "eat them for my make". Would like a collar of brawn as they can get none in Norwich. Please send the 30s she laid out on cousin SAYER'S clothing; her husband would not pay it. (Postscript by ANTHONY that he only heard of the Dereham widow on Friday).

871 - 13 December 1632. Sir EDMOND MOUNDESFORD, Feltwell to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, Harling.

Begs GAWDY to visit Feltwell that they may speak to CHARLES, who came last night and goes towards London on Monday.

872 - 26 December 1632. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Cousin SAYER will ride in search of reports about the widow. Do not defer it beyond Twelfth Sessions.

Continued on page 321. Page 321 .

874 - 9 January 1632-3. Sir EDMOND MOUNDEFORD and FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY to ANTHONY MINGAY, of Norwich, Gentleman.

Bond to secure £1080 to be paid at JOHN MINGAY'S mansion house, Norwich, on 10 January 1633-4. Witnesses, EDWARD SAYER, FRANCIS GAWDY, WILL CADY. Endorsed with receipt for £80., a years interest.

879 - 1 April 1633. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Dr.SHERWOOD has taken MINGAY in hand [for an infection of the bladder] and purged him already of £10; another £20 at Christmas if the cure is completed. The doctor cannot travel without a coach, but will send his apothecary, Mr.DEY, to see GAWDY. Thanks for pigeons.

880 - 25 April 1633. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

The treatment does MINGAY little benefit, he will send word next time Mr.DEY visits GAWDY. Rememberances to brother ANTHONY [GAWDY] for whose wife MINGAY has a "commodity" against her lying down. Hopes to see him ar Norwich as a Suffolk preacher. Cousin SAYER'S wife "is of the Mendingham" [sic]. JOHN LEGAT'S mother is lately died.

881 - 14 May 1633. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

After six weeks' trial MINGAY has given up Dr.SHERWOOD, who made him worse than he was. Has now got Dr.MARTIN to ride to Cromer to try " a water thereabouts", and if that proves no good MINGAY will go to Tunbridge. Is persuaded he can only be cured by taking waters. Is glad GAWDY can travel to London. Has not met cousin CRESNER.

888 - 9 August 1633. Sir EDMOND MOUNDEFORD and FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY to ANTHONY MINGAY.

Bond to secure £104 payable the 20 th of next February. Witnesses, OSBERT PRATT, JO WALE, FRANCIS GAWDY.

889 - 24 August 1633. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sues for the re-acceptance by GAWDY of his "old servant our cousin FRANCIS GAWDY", who cannot subsist if thrown off. Although "the present fact" be "a very great and heinous one", yet FRANCIS promises amendment. Sister DOROTHY has arrived, but not ANTHONY. MINGAY has paid Lady MOUNDEFORD her £100.

892 - 19 November 1633. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sends "a samll remembereance of our child's Banckett". MINGAY'S wife does reasonably well. DOROTHY will give details.

895 - {26 January 1633-34]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

(Sunday) Widow BARNES, Justice SHEAPHARDS' daughter, whose first husband was one SPOONER, died lately at Kirby near Norwich. SPOONERS' only daughter is just 21, and has £240 per annum. Her uncle, young RICHARD SHEAPHARD, is going to London to sell the land. How would this do for GAWDYS' son WILLIAM? The day GAWDY left Norwich MINGAY'S cousin Dr.STUBS, visited him and spoke of the proposed marriage of JOHN COOK'S daughter with young DOYLY. STUBS seriously protestes that he known about FRAMLINGAHM'S son when my Lord COOKE was last in Norfolk he would have made a match. Sir EDWARD COOKE will not stand out for money to match with a good family. Will write to GAWDY at London; lpease send news about the marque.

896 - 31 January 1633-34. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, care of Mr.WILLIAM PRAT, tailor, Drury Lane.

It is reported at Norwich that the Lord Mayor hath set forth a proclamation taxing the price of all manner of fowl. Asks news of the marque and of cousin CHARLES'S business.

897 - 7 February 1633-34. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, care of Mr.WILLIAM PRAT, tailor, Drury Lane, London.

MINGAY sends thanks for London news and for the book, which was "a most sumptuous thing", and has done him a knight's service already, having been borrowed by Sir CHARLES and others. ANTHONY perceives "it will go hard with your new buildings...if it be suffered they will make the body too big for the head". Send word what is done to PRYNNE, and whether CHARLES [GAWDY] is married or not. Will the decree for taverns and inns hold strictly or not? My Lord Mayor's rate for all kind of fowl is very reasonable. MINGAY wishes the "reformation of the citizens might be amended; the excess is infinite, only a limitation and difference to be amongst them, whereas now they be worn vulgarly and too mechanically". The City of Norwich was remiss in writing to the Judges to urge the holding of the Assizes here, and so lost it. Has made enquiries about Mr.TAYLOR, and will advise GAWDY. Love to cousin WILLIAM [FRAMLINGHAM'S son].

Continued on page 323. Page 323 .

898 - 28 February 1633-4. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY has parleyed again with Sir OWEN SMYTH about purchasing Eccles, and beleives Sir CHARLES will aslo consent; GAWDY might mention it at the Sessions. Respects to cousin CHARLES [GAWDY].

903 - 11 April 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Cannot get full satisfaction about Mr. TAYLOR; he has sent to enquire of cousin JOHN LEGATE his neighbour. A book is come forth confirming the death of WALLENSTEIN, there are like to be great wars in Germany. Three years' fine at a rack rent is required for all new buildings in and about London ever since the second year of King JAMES. Another strict proclaimation out against selling tobacco except by licence.

904 - 23 April 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

The minister of reports well of Mr.TAYLOR; his revenue is £400 a year and he lives in good credit and his daughter is well brought up. MINGAY will gladly deal with Cousin CHARLES [GAWDY] but will not touch a lease, or give more than 16 years purchase, he would "willingly leave something certain for the thing my wife". There is good store of land for sale, Mr.ANTHONY HOBART and Mr.SHEAPHARD are both selling. All goes well with our Alderman ANGUISH.

905 - 16 May 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, at Mr.WARD'S house, a barber, over against the King's Head Tavern, Fleet Street, London.

MINGAY has a great desire to try "those waters" [apparently some recommended by GAWDY], and has written enquiring of a gentleman that has taken them. "Your sesssions" will be on 1 st July. MINGAY'S wife and sister UTTING will not come till after our guild, which is at Midsummer, and not then if MINGAY goes to the waters. Is grieved at CHARLES [GAWDY] inconsiderate courses. Rememberances to GAWDY'S two sons; good Mr.EAD also sends his service, "who nobly performed his task with much credit".

906 - 10 june 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sessions are fixed for 8 th , when they hope GAWDY will come in. No news, "we are as barren as your heathground with you". Remains "in Canterbury haste",etc.

908 - 28 June 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Thanks GAWDY for furthering MINGAY'S cousin JOHN in his match making. Cousin JOHN was there himself and saw the old folks, the maiden herself being from home; "he perceives by her parents that the maid is much in league with another young man... which they would willingly break off. Desires sister DOROTHY to ride over and see them about it. Old PECK died at London and is brought to Norwich. Four witches are sent out of Lancashire to the King to re-examined and "divers new more apprehended". A gentleman of Grays Inn is in question for coining gold.

912 - 5 September 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Hearing from RALPH SAYER that GAWDY is to speak with Sir E.MOUNDEFORD, MINGAY begs to remind him of the £8 interest; he is short of money, having laid out £40 in repairs of other folks' houses.

915 - 31 October 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Acknowledges receipt by "Cousin RAWLYNES your servant" of £100 10s and 12d for light gold and gave up GAWDY'S bond. Although he has no use for money, he will accomodate him by receiving the £200 more which GAWDY wishes to pay. The Friars is to be sold and MINGAY will have his money. Some think it is for Lord MALTRAVERS who has often viewes it since he came to Norwich. Our three Alderman are at liberty again. "My brother RODGERS" brings word that 63 died of the pox in London last week. The widow LANCASTER has "lately fallen" at Bury; leaves it to GAWDY to enquire how she is left.

916 - [Before November 1634?]. MARY MINGAY [Norwich] to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY,[Harling].

Is glad to hear of GAWDY'S recovery "and pretty good health" ANTHONY MINGAY would not presume to come to GAWDY on behalf of "my brother and your poor beadsman" [ANTHONY GAWDY], but beleived that GAWDY out of his noble and sweet disposition would give ANTHONY the living of Harling before any other. "O.I am in a grievious cake [sic:?case], little SUE is weaned". Thanks for the entertainment.

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918 - 1 November 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY sent to the carriers, but there was no letter for GAWDY. To make sure he then went himself and "perused them all over", and can say positively there was none. Hopes to ease GAWDY of his £200 in December. Lord MALTRAVERS is going to London.

919 - 14 November 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Asks word sent by cousin EDWARD SAYER if he may count on the £200 by the 5 th or 6 th December. "My brother [ANTHONY GAWDY] hath dispatched his business with the Bishop and hath gotten institution" [of Garboldisham]. Hope he may keep possession. Perceived the Bishop had some doubts " because of the long pedigree". MINGAY let him have £5 to defray allcharges. Has also advised him to "frame the contents of a letter to Sir WILLIAM WHITTIPOLL", and MINGAY will try and get Sir CHARLES Le GROS to subscribe it on his behalf. Would rejoice if "the Belly-piece and the Benefice should both be provided of together.

920 - 27 November 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Squire PASTON brought news from London (and tolld it to Sir CHARLES Le GROS in passing) that on Tuesday se'nn'et Sir WILLIAM WHIITTIPOLE fought Sir ARHTUR GORGE at Calais. The French post brought news to my Lord Treasurer that one of them was slain and the other dangerously hurt. Sir CHARLES is persuaded that it is Sir WILLIAM who survives. This would make it worse for ANTHONY [GAWDY] as all would come to the King's hands; let him be careful to keep possession; at present there is no word of Mr.GUEST at any of the offices. "We are terribly frighted here with news of setting forth a ship of 800 tons"; two of the Alderman are gone up to the Council about it. Would rather not have that £200 just now, so much money is coming in at Twelfth Session.

921 - 29 November 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Since his last letter (sent by Goodman GOODSON) Mr.GUEST has been with the Bishop with a presentation (said to be from Sir ANTHONY WINGFIELD), and the party who told MINGAY this, says that GEST has "has good cards to show for it". He went away without institution, the Bishop willing him to see Mr.GAWDY and try to compound. Let ANTHONY look about him. Our Chancellor's letters say the dual has not yet been fought, but both are in durance at Calais; this is not beleived. Mr.DIGBY, who came along with GAWDY at the last assizes, is said to have killed one of Sir JOHN SUCKLING'S men. Sends a present of a small rundlet of sack by old KEMPE.

924 - 5 December 1634. Rev.ANTHONY GAWDY, Aspinall, to his brother [?ANTHONY MINGAY].

[A rather supercillious letter, also endorsed on No921, making light of Mr.GEST'S claim] "My father-[in-law] is fully persuaded Mr.GUEST will come unto him, because they are of great acquaintance. Let him keep his good cards until Christmas and then play them. GUEST is much laughed at. Let JOESEPH lay in some wool, and ANTHONY will pay him when he comes next week.

926 - 19 December 1634. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Has received th £200 by the hands of Cousin RAWLYNS. The High Sheriffs of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire, the Mayor of Lynn, the Bailiff of Yarmouth, the Burgess of Wisbeach, and 10 Chief Constables for the other maritime towns, are all in the City. They agreed on a gross sum of £5,500 to be levied as follows, Norwich £1625, Lynn £1250, Yarmouth £1000, Wisbeach £400, "and the rest"[£1225] "of the maritime towns if they can get it. My councel is to you in the County not as yet to laugh right out at us... I doubt you in the County in the end will not go free; and so much for the ship business, which will spoil our Christmas pies". EDWARD LEWKNER is dangerously ill of the pox. Sir WILLIAM WHITTIPOLL'S great friend CARR COVENTRY wrote to Mr.EDGAR last week "our this week's letters are not yet come") that they been at Calais and St.Omer, and cannot tell if they have fought. It was thought [Sir ARTHUR] GEORGE was coming over again for England. Is sorry to hear sister DOLL should be so indiscreet in her old age as to neglect so great a fortune.

929 - 6 February 1634-5. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Wishes to know if he is to rely on CHARLES GAWDY paying him £500 on 1 st April next. Does not want the money, but if he must take it, wants to know beforehand for certain, "you know he is mutable". Ask brother [ANTHONY] GAWDY to send MINGAY his composuit which Mr.WALLES takes out for him, perhaps MINGAY may save 30s. on it. [Postcript by MARY MINGAY asking GAWDY to bring with him a pair of "the fine old sheets" he wont to have].

930 - 28 [February 1634-5]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sessions are not till 7 th April. Has not heard of ANTHONY.

Continued on page 327. 932 - 2 April 1635. Page 327 . ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY has been with ANTHONY GAWDY to talk with cousin BACON who puts him in good comfort, and advises him to choose a very able attorney. Sir THOMAS GAWDY, now being in Norwich, says Cousin CHARLES and his wife are at Crowshall and that he receieved the £500. If FRAMLINGHAM and Sir E. MOUNDEFORD please they can pay £516 at the Sessions and seal a new bond for the remaining £300. MINGAY will probably let Sir JOHN HOBART have the £500, the only difference is as to the surety.

933 - 24 April 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, at Mr.WARD'S, Fleet Street, London.

Hopes to hear of GAWDY'S safe arrival. MINGAY'S wife is enceinte : he longs to be "jogging to the waters" at Midsummer. Hears there is a play made of "our country knight and your kinsman that came with you hither last summer assizes". Rememberances to GAWDY'S sons. Hears that the Earl of Northumberland was made a Knight of the Garter and that Lady PURBECK is to do penance in St.Clement's church.

935 - [1 May 1635 (circ)]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, London.

Thanks for the letter and book. Hopes the plague (which is much dispersed in the town) will not disappoint the Judges of their progress to Yarmouth. MINGAY has written by these carts to severval friends in London about getting lodgings in Tunbridge as he would be "loath to be destitute" at his coming. A play is made of Sir J.S. and his kinsman that came along with GAWDY and Mr.DENCE. Altho' there be four queries[?] against ANTHONY, MINGAY supposes, it is all to one effect. "Guest is put up in the new Suffolk Combination". JOHN ANGUISH (or Captain SHUGG) is elected for next year. TOM GROSSE is a well-wisher to NIC. BACON'S daughter.

936 - [circ.1 May 1635]. MARY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, London.

ANTHONY GAWDY has gone to London: begs GAWDY'S advice and help for him.

938 - 8 May 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to [FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY] [London].

"The news we hear is altogether terrible and bad. It is credibly reported... from London that there shall be a list taken of every man's age from 16 to 60, and that the oaths of Supremacy and Allegiance are to be adminstered unto all men, and all Beacons to be repaired and watched and all this to be done before Midsummer, which doth breed a great fear among us of some trouble this summer". Cousin CHARLES has served MINGAY "as formerly he did"; consequently the latter will not take his money till it is all due, viz., on 10 January. Will expect sister DOROTHY to be gossip to his child; she can hold herself ready for the week after Whitsuntide. Fears brother ANTHONY will suffer detriment in his suit.

940 - 17 June 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

As there is no remedy for it, MINGAY must receive the monies from CHARLES GAWDY 14 days after Michaelmas, but will hold FRAMLINGHAM responsible that he be not again diappointed. Would like to hear of a purchase near GAWDY. Sir OWEN [SMYTH] says ECCLES is much improved. What rent does LEGATE bona fide pay for it? MINGAY will lend the money to be received from CHARLES GAWDY to SirCH[arles le] GR[ros] for his daughter's portion. Sends the reversion of "our bancket" after "eight score women" has tasted it; let DOROTHY, ANTHONY, and his wife partake of it. Expects to make his journey in 3 weeks.

941 - 1 July 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

"We are this night for Barton Mill, next day Bishop Stafford [Bishops Stortford, Herts.], and next London", where they will stay 3 days and so on to the waters, GAWDY'S old lodging is ready for him at the assizes.

942 - 1 August 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Speldhurst [Tunbridge Wells, Kent], to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY has delayed writing hopimg to be able to announce his recovery, but now anticipates no benefit, except it be after his return. He drinks daily 120 ounces, above a gallon, and has done so for 3 weeks; the symptoms are only aggravated. Intends to stay a fortnight longer, then perhaps stop a week in London and so home. lodging with GAWDY one night by the way (this will be either Thursday 27 August or 3 September). There are many nobles here, often "six earls and lords in a morning at the wells, besides very many ladies, knights, gentlemen, and gentlewomen, of the chief of all which" MINGAY has taken a catalogue. "In the afternoons we have a young Hyde Park for the Lords and Ladies to frolic in, and their only game or pastime among the great ones is our Country Scalebones, "which they play at here for great sums of money". His daughter SUSAN sends her duty. "I am at £5 a week charges, 20s, a week each chamber, 20s. a piece our diets, and 10s. a piece our servants' diet and 5s. a week the [servants] chamber - lord-like!" [Postscript by MARY MINGAY] Saw Cousin BASS in London twice. " I met a young widow in the street, Alderman PEARE'S widow. She hath a great voice; I heard her talk as she went. She is worth £10,000 and she hath four daughters and they have £5000 a piece. She is child-bearing and tall and straight, she lives by the Old Exchange, near our lodging. Think of this.

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944 - [Before 11 September 1635]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY and family arrived here safely and send thanks for their entertainment at Gawdy's, "little SUE's great love" greatly particularly being remembered. The Alderman [ANGUISH] arrived to make peace with his wife "and puts his fault of not coming upon the Bishop", being at Norwich; MINGAY suspects it was rather to be attributed to Lord CASTLETON and the bowling ground. "We as yet weather fast, for we hear not of my Cousin MINGAY'S coach, yet our honesties is such we have returned yours; we hope of DOLL'S company to Orford". Expects Mr.WOODS or Mr.RICH to furnish them with a coach. Mrs.ANGUISH sends her respects.

945 - 11 September 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY gives thanks for the "free and noble entertainment" of him and his [on return from Tunbridge]. Let young CHARLES [GAWDY] know that MINGAY has arranged to lend the money to Sir CHARLES [leGROS] in sessions week (beginning 5 October) and must not be diappointed in receiving it.

946 - [?11 September 1635]. MARY MINGAY, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Alludes to a business GAWDY "motioned" to her when at Harling. She has mentioned it to [her husband?] in great secrecy, who is willing to content GAWDY. ANTHONY MINGAY'S illness renders him unfit to keep house, but she has got a place for GAWDY if he comes fit for a king, "that is Alderman ANGUISHES, a most excellent house and people".

948 - 23 September 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

"Our five brave captains with the several troops of horse are marched into the field, being in all about 150 horse, together with the lances, which were 12; but what will be the issue of it, whether the masters or the men shall go on foot, time at night will manifest". Sir MILES [HOBART] and WARNER are both bound in £10,000 for peaceable appearance before my Lord Marshall, Sir THOMAS GLEMHAM and Sir EDWARD WALGRAVE being sureties. Captain BROWNE of Elsing is restored to my Lord's favour my mediation of friends. Hopes GAWDY will bring CHARLES' money and the interest as well; MINGAY has to make up £1000 for Sir MILES and counts on it.

949 - 20 October 1635. Sir EDMOND MOUNDEFORD, Feltwell, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling hall.

MOUNDEFORD goes to London next week. Apologises for not undergoing his part of the burden in paying the money to Cousin ANTHONY MINGAY, Asks GADWY to receive £38 2s 6d. for MOUNDEFORD from CHARLES.

952 - 1 December 1635. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

This messenger is to on to neighbour ONGE, who MINGAY out of his rent, "I fear I shall pay dear for the pig sauce". Mr.HOLL and his wife are bedded again by the Archbishop' command. Lords St.ALBANS and SAVAGE are dead; 152 years old. The PALSGRAVE has much respect shown for him by the King and Queen; two of his gentlemen were slain in the ship coming over by the carelessness of Captain PENNINGTON's gunner discharging a piece of ordnance by the way of a salute, which was loaded with a bullet. Las week Mr.MURRAY of the bedchamber married one of the Viscount BARING'S [?] daughters. "We are very much vexed here about our ship-rate which is now in agitation, and some say you countrymen were much too hard for us in the rating of us at a tenth part... I am resolved, if you will take any borders to come and live with you in the country to save charges, for here I am rated (and not worshipped) like a knight. They report that divers shires do wholly withstand it and how the King hath declared no High Sheriff shall be discharged of his place until he hath paid in the ship-money for that county". "This Christmas housekeeping will well nigh kill our High Sheriff's lady, if his under sheriff do not come off with a round and sound donative". MINGAY sends a pound of macaroons, all GAWDY has left him after paying his ship-money. Sir JOHN HOBART has buried his eldest son, and "for joy keeps Christmas here to spend all". MINGAY has paid this messenger, but if GAWDY pleases to give him anything "he hath wit enough to take it".

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953 - 20 December [1635]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Thanks for brawn. "Its no marvel you be so plemtiful in your brawn, seeing your Bacon die so fast about, but the great old hog liveth still, whereby I cannot get my money". Cannot tell what become of NED SAYER "unless drowned in a dry ditch", believes he is at Mr.JOHN COOKE'S. The King has sent to fetch over the PALSGRAVE'S second brother [Prince Rupert], and high and mighty preparations is made for masking. AUGUSTINE HOLL is arrived, without his wife. The Lord Marshall, resulting in a [seeming ?] friendship "Some mad knave has abused all fellow Justices in a song, yourself have not escaped his health and so it goes round, to the comfort of a friend of yours. Our great city does refuse to pay their ship-money, and are too big for our Mayor's rate when such poor snakes as myself is made equal in payment". ... Your High Sheriff hath kissed his hands and is rid of £7,000 of his money, and yet I beleive will not get off next term. Our city money is not yet minted that should pay him; he must be taught more conscience than to make us the tenth part, when we are not the fiftieth, as by his own town rates and all other county rates appeareth. My good friend MUNECASON, the bookseller, is dead, and all my intelligence is buried with him. Our new bishop [MATHEW WREN] was installed upon Wednesday last by proxy. It is so dark this Christmas that our city gentlemen cannot see to keep good hospitality". Ends with " as many good wishes as there be plums in all the Christmas pies in England". St.THOMAS' night.

954 - [?February 1635-1636]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY is glad to hear of the conclusion of the match for GAWDY'S son [WILLIAM, with ELIZABETH DUFFIELD, of East Wrotham]. As to the match for GAWDY himself, her jointure is £300 a year and £1000 in her purse, besides jewles and plate, "it is thought her mother left her a bag at her death". GAWDY is 16 miles nearer the news than MINGAY is. Please send ONGE with some money.

956 - 16 February 1635-6. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY supposes GAWDY did not answer the letter sent by Mr.WOTTON on account of his being over-joyed at his son's match. Neighbour ONGE owes nearly £20. GAWDY may chide him and find MINGAY another tenant by Michaelmas.

957 - 1 March [1635-6]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

ONGE did not come according to promise. Three of the townsmen would have bought the land, which MINGAY refused; one of them (HEMSON) would hire it. MINGAY has made enquiries and finds "all things well but the woman", who is 45 years old. Subscribes himself in haste "to eat pancakes". - "St.David's Day in Welsh".

958 - [1 March 1635-6]. MARY MINGAY, [Norwich] to [FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, Harling].

The widow is very rich, aged 46, and is reported "a very ill-conditioned woman, which kills my heart to stir any further in it ". Wishes both GAWDY and his son "as good sweet wives as you deserve".

960 - [8 March 1635-6]. MARY MINGAY to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY [Harling].

Wants to see him to talk about the widow. She is homely and very hard favoured, but wonderful rich and good. "I grieve for the wet day you had home. If I live till Easter I will see Harling.

961 - 8 March 1635-6. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY has received GAWDY'S letters sent by the younger Mr.CATLINE and ANTHONY GAWDY. He wrote to GAWDY last week by one of the townsmen of Kenninghall, as to ONGE'S default. Asks advice as to distraining or arresting ONGE. Has been told the widow's son should marry Mr.R's daughter, and that her old uncle ANTHONY R. will augment her portion with £500. 25 ships are to made ready against 10 April next. Dr.MAINWARING was made Bishop od St.David's at Lambeth House, where the PALSGRAVES and his brother dined on Shrove Tuesday; at night the Ladt HATTON entertained the King and Queen, PALSGRAVE, and his brother, with a royal supper and brave masque. "I pray tell your sons that the Red Bull company of players are now in town, and have acted one play with good applause and are well clad and act by candlelight". Brother FRANCIS writes Mrs.MINGAY for help, but brother ANTHONY says his own present annuity and future reversion of Mr.ROGER'S gift will nearly accomplish the sum desired. If not, MINGAY will readily come in for a share; old ROGERS may supply the rest. Would not leave it to ANTHONY, who "doth not much mind his own business, but would have things done alone to his hand". Cousin BACON is very doubtful of ANTHONY'S title. He advises ANTHONY to go to Mr.BACON, of Suffolk, who married Sir ANTHONY WINGFIELD'S sister, and see his evidence; hasten ANTHONY'S doing this before the conference appointed at Bury assizes. Get Sir DRUE DRURY'S letter to WINGFIELD, and speak to cousin BACON at Thetford assizes.

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962 - 16 March 1635-6. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Asks GAWDY to send servant with this bearer, Mr.THOMAS MILES an attorney of Norwich, who is to to distrain on ONGE'S . Respects to honest HARRY BERNEY "who only doth appear unto the High Sheriff in his coullers [sic.]". Is the match for GAWDY'S son concluded?

963 - 18 March 1635-6. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

See MILLES is not put off by words; either proceed with the distress, or get security with interest, including £3 10s. for wood sold to ONGE a year ago. MINGAY thinks all men conspire to break him. ONGE will owe him £30 at Lady-day; ANTHONY GAWDY almost £10; NED SAYER £12; my wife hath lost £7 or £8 at gleeke lately, and it must be paid; DOLL oweth me £39; these keep me bare of money, yet do my brother [FRANCIS GAWDY] a perpetual good ". MINGAY sends 5 new pieces to go towards procuring him "this place", otherwise let GAWDY keep it, "let us not part with our monies except he hath the place". The Countess of Bridgewater is dead. Lady MOUNT NORRIS is coming out of Ireland to petion the King about her Lord "that have been shot to death". Three captains in the late fleet are discharged for refusing the oath of supremacy. One of the King's ships goes to the Groyne to fetch the Spainish Ambassador. Asks news of the assizes, Rememberances to HARRY BERNEY, brother FRANCIS and sister DOROTHY.

964 - 26 March 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

If MINGAY forbears distraining on ONGE at GAWDY'S request, he expects the latter to send ONGE in with his security, and a note if the security offered is good or no. Hopes brother FRANCIS is not putting a trick upon them. An Ambassador is come from the States, business not known. "This morning here was 8 of our Norwich Ministers suspended for not conforming to the diocesan's commands, but I believe most of them will absolved this night again, upon the promise of conformity. Mr.BRIDG and Mr.CARTER are two of them, and I fear will stand out to their own detriment".

965 - 3 May 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sends a gardner, recommended by his brother JOHN MINGAY, who promises to be industrious and free from drinking. Lord CARLISLE is dead, and "Secretary COOKE (dead to all joys), and our Bishop in his place and privy counsellor. Our new visitors are very strict here intaking of verdicts, viz., Dr.PAULE and Mr.NOWELL, the Bishop's chaplain, and do menace much conformity by their presence, which I doubt will be as soon forgot in their absence".

966 - 8 May 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Is sorry to hear that [ONGE] has shown his heels and runaway. Cousin MINGAY desires to know about the state, life, and conversation of the minister ar Larlingford, who is a suitor unto one of her daughters. "Our vistors keep a fearful stir here against your nonconformists. COOKE of Fretton and BURROUGHS of Titshall ar both suspended upon it".

967 - 11 May 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Asks what ONGE has left behind him. The bearer has promised to be good servant to GAWDY. " If you cashier him again as you shall see just cause (sic)". Mr.SPURLING spoke about taking the farm.

970 - 28 July 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Wants to know if any agreement is come to with ONGE and R.BEDINGFIELD. GAWDY should see that MINGAY is at no loss, or he will send his wife and children to Harling to eat it out, which will take to Christmas, unless there is the expense of a confinement thrown! "I hope of a good end, and then you will thrive the better at Bowls next week; ifnot I will send JOHN SAYER, with all his ROOKS to pray upon you and blow you all up, if six to four will do it". Let sister DOLL solicit Mr.BEDINGFIELD, "or else no gloves".

974 - 14 September 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sends his thanks for the entertainment he received at Harling; understands by brother SAYER, of FRAMLINGHAM'S sons's nuptials; and wishes him joy. Last week 1.069 died of all diseases in London, and 650 of the plague, which is very much increased in Lynn, and isfeared to have begun anew in one house in Yarmouth. Norwich is "sound and free", only 13 died last week, being the smallest number for 3 months. Mr.FREEMAN, VINTNER, and brother UTTING, are the new Sheriffs. Widow SKOTTOWE'S office has gone well on her side, which makes her the richer.

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975 - 26 September 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Acknowledges receipt of letter sent by Cousin JOHN MINGAY. Has had much sickness in his house, "my sister RODGER in very great danger to miscarry by reason of a violent fever; my sister SAYER was lately taken with an apoplexy in her head, and one side of her was taken lame and numb.... my own daughter MARY hath been very dangerously ill, with an imposthume in her mouth". Has good hope "this very night" of all their recoveries. "It is very sickly time now in Norwich; there died last week with us 24 .... hitherto we have no infection, but our sins. I have sent you KET'S books to pass the evenings with, wherein you may perceive what misery " the city was then in". In London the plague abated to 645 last week, and of all diseases 1,200 odd. It is reported that Lord COTTINGTON and Secretary WINDEBANK are commanded to their houses about the Spainish plate. "It is thought the Hollanders and we shall have bullets about the fishing". The King will be at Newmarket speedily. Expects GAWDY to come and do homage to Lord MALTRAVERS, who is said to be coming soon.

976 - 8 October 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY expected GAWDY this week, his bed was provided. Doubts not but he hears a very strong report of the infection here. MINGAY for his part beleives it has come, but the magistrates oppose it. The figures are suspicious, next week will show. MINGAY has a present of a rundlet of sack for GAWDY, it is of Mrs.MINGAY'S commending and choosing, so her taste must be blamed if it is not extraordinary good. "My Lord of Northumberland with 7 of the King's ships came into Yarmouth road on Thursday last, and stays the expectancy of his commmission to come on shore and end his vovage for this year: the town doth entertain him with dinner, and Sir JOHN WENTWORTH comes in with his dish. My Lord of Arundel is coming over without any good success. As is reported, the Landgrave of HESSE is banished his country, and hath sent over his two eldest sons into England, who are now both at Court. The King comes to Newmarket on Tuesday next... 28 died with us this week ..... great hurly burly in France". Would like the £5 got from CHARLES GAWDY; wants money against his wife's confinement.

977 - 12 October 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

This small vessel [of sack] would have been larger, if MINGAY had not met with so great a rub in Buckenham Bowling green". Let DOLL keep it GAWDY, "she will beguile of none, but for her own palate and Mr.ROGERS". None have died since his last letter out of the houses that were suspected and shut up. Cousin EDWARD SAYER died last Sunday morning of yellow jaundice, "a poor man". My Lord of Northumberland landed at Yarmouth about 9 a.m. on Sunday, went to Church with the bailiffs, and dined ai Bailiff LUCAS' house, lodged that night at Sir JOHN WENTWORTH'S and went next day to Sir EDMUND BACON'S, and so to Court. "My son JOHN is not well, which makes my wife out of tune".

978 - 19 Ocober 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY must defend his tenant against the townsmen of Kenninghall to maintain his right of feeding in the fields. He has for his assurance the covenant of Mr.WRIGHT, old CAINE, and parson DAVY, and would just as soon have the matter tried while they are alive. One died on Monday, supposed of the Plague; seven have died since the first brunt of it, but the physicians say it is some other contagious disease, "which die with spots". Expects GAWDY will hear of the petition to the King about the Ministers. Fears it will make a great rout in the city, the Mayor having sent it off without the consent of most of the alderman, who have disclaimed it under the hands to the Bishop. MINGAY is confident the City will suffer therein for their folly. In London 1,302 died last week, 792 of the plague. Mrs.MINGAY would know if Lady FELTON'S maid died at Ipswich or no. KEMP has not yet called for the sack.

980 - 2 November 1636. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Three have died this week out of suspected houses; last week 14 died from all causes. None have yet been "given in" as dying of plague, but MINGAY believes these 3 and the other 7 all died of it. Last week's bill in London was 900 of all diseases and 458 of the plague. The King left Newmarket saturday. MINGAY will write to Parson DAVY to give instructions about the trial, which will concern him more than MINGAY. Send word what SPIRLING and CLE...FIELD did at GAWDY'S court. The proclaimation for the fast is come down, but not yet proclaimed.

Continued on page 337. Page 337 . 981 - 20 December[1636]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sends thanks for 7 collars of Brawn; GAWDY'S health shall be remembered at the eating of them in a cup of muscadine. Sends "some banketting", for wet sweetmeats GAWDY has better than any MINGAY has, "these are only for your own eating". last week 405 died in London of all diseases and but 85 of the plague. A book is lately out at Ipswich, titled News from Ipswich; it is "much against our Bishop and Visitors". Mr.CARTER has laid down his living, The parish have elected Mr.CHAPPIE (lately of St.Andrews) to be their preacher, MINGAY doubts if he will accept it "being now in Derbyshire. Tomorrow four of the parish ride to aquaint him with their election", Meantime the Bishop is said to have appointed Mr.GUEST (ANTHONY'S antagonist) to supply the place, which made the parishoners appoint another so speedily. "Our parson is put off till next Sessions, and yet there is matter enough come against him already to hang him". Sir THOMAS [GAWDY?] is lately come to town, "we are pestered with your country knights this Chirstmas", who do no good except raise the price of provisions. GAWDY'S son's box was left with DANIEL HARMAN at Thetford, 12d. to pay. MINGAY has paid this messanger 3s.

982 - 24 January 1636-7. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Parson DAVY was here yesteray: much troubled bout the suit. He protests the right is not worth ten groats a year, and wishes it referred, and he will pay the damage. Ask SPIRLING what is the true yearly value and how much the sheep course would be the worse without it. The men of Kenninghall are willing enough to let the trial stand over. MINGAY fears it will cost the poor man £40 or £50, and intends to come upon Mr.WRIGHT.

983 - 3 February 1636-7. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Understands by Mr.RAWLINGS that his son SPIRLING values the feed in the field at £3 a year instead of 3s.4d.; let Mr.DAVY know this and that he must help to defend it. Assizes are to be held at Thetford a month next Monday, the death of the High Sheriff's wife "hath helped you to them there". No disease is heard of at Sir AUGUSTINE'S house. It is true an unsealed letter to the King (supposed of Mr.HEDGE'S writing) was found in the Guildhall, a foolish thing, it was never forwarded. Is sorry to hear of the ill-health of FRAMLINGHAM and of ANTHONY GAWY'S wife. There is great fear in London of the great increase in sickness this very week past. Mr.EDGSR'S letters report that Lord CRAVEN is to lend the PALSGRAVE £30,000, "to furnish ships to sea this summer, I conceive with letters of marque or else I know not for what end. There are divers of the King's ships speedily to go forth and mariners apressing at London. The King doth abate his court; your monthly waiters are but to attend quarterly and debarred their diet but only when they wait: it is to save charges". If any more news arrives, will send by "your chaplain". Get the money from CHARLES [GAWDY] lest he proves a worse paymaster than FRANK.

984 - 10 March 1636-7. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Is sorry to hear that "my brother's trial went against him", fears it will prove an ill omen. The Emperor is said to be dead and his eldest son the King of the Romans very sick of the fever. "At Paris lately there hath been some contestation between my Lord of Leicester our Ambassador and the Swedish Ambassador for precedency". MINGAY has been labouring to get a house to dwell in, and has offered as much as £20 a year for one in vain; this was to give GAWDY content, "for a far meaner would serve my turn"; trusts GAWDY will pay half the rent "to be lodged so knight-like", Mrs.MINGAY asks her cloth to be sent to Larlingford to be brought in "our carts as they pass that way".

985 - [April or May 1637]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

The widow has resigned her house into MINGAY'S hands; he and his family go in on Friday night and will welcome GAWDY to four bare walls the following Monday. Would gladly come to an end insuit with Kenninghall men, let Mr.HOWES see if he can settle it. Some of St. Peter [Mancroft] parish have been at Cambridge to choose a new minister and have "fastened upon" Mr.WILLIAM NORRIDG, whose father was mayor of Thetford; NORRIDG was of Trinity, but now is now fellow of Peterhouse; he is coming to preach on Sunday week. "I see letters form London.....that all ministers that will not bow at the blessed name of Jesus are to be suspended within 14 days after notice given unto them. The sickness is like to increase this week there".

988 - 9 June 1637. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

There died 12 last week of all diseases in Norwich, whereof 3 of the plague, this morning the bills came in, 23 of all diseases whereof 11 of the plague: 9 out the 11 being in two parishes beyond the water and the rest of the city being very well. Knowing GAWDY'S fear, MINGAY was careful in getting a safe messenger. Is sorry to hear brother ANTHONY is out of his living, perhaps it will make him a better paymaster in future. He and CHARLES seem to conspire to break a young housekeeper, who is weary thereof already. Wishes "a happy hour to the good young gentlewoman, for we cannot hear of an old one for you"

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989 - [?9 June 1637]. MARY MINGAY, [Norwich] to [FRAMLIGHAM GAWDY, Harling].

The sickness is much increased in Norwich but "not near us", GAWDY may safely come to the assizes, and if he has his coach come for him, Mrs MINGAY and her little one will go home with him.

990 - [13 June 1637]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Mrs.MINGAY will send some Brome (?) capers by WILLIAM CANNUM. "News just is little stirring, only HAMSDEN case [sic, read HAMPDEN'S case] for the ship money; it is all the talk in London at present. Yesterday was the day of hearing and arguement before all the Judges". The Portuguese ["Portingales"] are strongly reported to be up im arms against the King of spain "in high manner", and a "motion at the Hague about a general peace this "Christmas time". Sir JACOB ASHLEY and his lady lay at an Inn in Norwich two nights this week and gone to the High Sheriff. "Our Norwich " are said to have got an order from the King to have "2s. in the pound for the rent of all houses towards their maintennance; it will make us all run into cottages and not affect great houses except we take inmates" [lodger]. Ends "your sleepy friend".

992 - [?June or july 1637]. MARY MINGAY to [FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, Harling].

Sir THOMAS [GAWDY] is gone with HEVENINGHAM [?] to Yarmouth to fetch away his money, "poor silly man, the Lord help him?". Begs GAWDY and the "young father" to take order that Mrs.MINGAY has "a good part of all things to make me merry for the little heir's sake" Pray send her sister, who shall be welcome.

994 - 28 September 1637. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Receipt by MINGAY for £6 from GAWDY by the hands of WILLIAM DAVY, gent.

995 - 29 September 1637. WILLIAM DAVY. West Barsham, to [FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY].

Sir THOMAS HOPTON. Lady SMITH and Mr.SMITH of Winsom [Winston?] has fixed a day for Counsel to inspect the evidences and proceed to find an office. However all the writings were taken out of Sir OWEN SMITH'S closet (as the report is by Lady SMITH) so nothing can be done, and Sir THOMAS is gone to London. Advises [GAWDY] not to keep his money any longer for ECCLES. Encloses Mr.MINGAY'S receipt fro the £6 DAVY promised to lay out for [GAWDY]. It is constantly reported that BREDA is yeilded up.

996 - 2 November 1637. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Would like to receive of CHARLES GAWDY (who is now at Harling) the £5 sent him by FRANCIS (two years ago: also wants a half years' rent from SPIRLING and to know if Parson DAVY paid GAWDY the 32s. MINGAY laid out for him. There is ANTHONY'S money too; "all your country I think are bad paymasters".

999 - 20 November 1637. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

A dunning letter much to the same effect as No.996. In future will have wit enough to keep his money in his purse. No news, "only a new book of SULLY'S (?) vovage and the King of Morocco's letter to our King, the best penned letter ever you read". Hopes to see GAWDY at the next Sessions, and if a widow happen to fall in the meantime she shall be kept in syrup for you".

1001 - [? December 1637]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

There died this week of all diseases, 16 (3 of the plague). "I trust that it is not in our lane". It was suspected in one house in the lane but all in that house are still in good health and the last died on Wednesday week. GAWDY may safely set his horeses at his old Inn (where he will find a new host), "however first light at our house and then you shall know more". Is glad GAWDY has his hawk again: neither that nor "any of her fellows" bring any partridges into town that MINGAY can see. GEORGE BAYFIELD to-day marries Mun(?) ANGUISHE'S young daughter aged 16. JAMES BARWICKE the attorney died suddenly of an apoplexy on Friday night at HARRY BARNIE'S house "and scared HARRY out of that little wit he had, made him leave his house and lodged at Maid's Head [Inn] needlessly". Mr.FERNE of Trinity is like to be St.Peter's Vicar.

1003 - 17 March 1637. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sends thanks for his late kind entertaiment. Has been with the Bodymaker who is desirious to see GAWDY'S son to take measure of him which is "much more effectual"; when he comes he "shall be dispatched in 24 hours and have them home with him".

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1005 - 24 April 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Believes his wife will visit GAWDY at Midsummer. His son JOHN had the measles. Four died this week "suspiciously", and MINGAY believes that they will be given in as of the plague. A searcher was sworn to-day "for the same purpose". GAWDY'S son ROBERT has been very well, MINGAY sees him twice or thrice a week and he sits with them at Christ Church. "We heard that Judge CROOKE was for the "Country and did speak very boldly in that business" [i.e., ship-money]. MINGAY will mention the other matter to his brother OSBORNE who will be in Norwich after Whitsuntide. Speak to Parson DAVY about the 40s. due: "your cousin Sir THOMAS" does not pay the £5, he is now removed. Hints that he would like some pigeons. ROBIN wants he new shirt speedily.

1006 - 14 May [1638]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Son ROBIN is well, but has run into debt; he will write by CHARLES RAWLINGS. 18 in all died this week, whereof 7 of the plague. Expects GAWDY has heard of Parson HARRISON at Common Pleas Bar. The Lord of Northumberland and "your high Sheriff" are sick of the small pox at London. Lady TOWNSEND has married the Earl of Westmoreland. Only 3 died in London of the plague last week. Hears sister DOROTHY is returned: please hasten her to Norwich. MINGAY may become GAWDY'S neighbour. EDMUND ANGUISH will sell the land in Cressingham that his son had on marrying old METHWOLD'S daughter. It is let for £150 a year, and Sir RICHARD BARNEY is said to have offered £2,200 for it. MINGAY would give £200 more, but must have GAWDY'S advice. (Dated Whit-Monday).

1010 - 25 June 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Thanks GAWDY for recent entertainment at Harling. GAWDY'S son ROBERT and all the family are well. 17 died this week, whereof 4 of the plague. JOHN SOUTHES did not receive so much harm in his house as he suffered last term from the High Commission. The Bishop will be here next Friday in a hores-litter, GAWDY would do well to entertain him, "he may deserve it".

1011 - 13 August 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Twenty-three died last week, whereof 5 of the plague. Most of the High Sheriffs were to meet at the Council-board yesterday about the ship-money. Sir SEAMAN DEWCE [sic? Sir SYMOND D'EWES] is Sheriff of Suffolk. "your servant GEORGE is fairly quitted having 12 good god-fathers". Let GAWDY'S son FRAM. remind Sir THOMAS of the £5. Lord MALTRAVERS is expected. Sir RALPH HOPTON is in town about the business of Sir OWEN SMITH'S land. Both St.Peter's and St.Andrew's men strive for Mr.CARTER. Mr.COCK leaves St.Andrew's and Mr.SUMPTER will lay down St.Peter's again. Would have GAWDY enquire about ANGUISHE'S land.

1012 - 15 October 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Sends four ounces best tobacco, which cost 4s. GAWDY'S son ROBERT wants another winter suit. Speak to Sir THOMAS and "my brother ANTHONY FARMER" to send the money or Mrs.MINGAY will have no new bed to lie withal. Is sorry for Mr.BEDINGFIELD'S death.

1013 - 15 October 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

GAWDY'S son ROBERT wants a new suit and "hopes his learning will bear it out". MINGAY will want a new servant at Christmas, when his old man goes home to his father. GAWDY was much missed by his fellow Justices last Sessions. Sir ANTHONY DRURY is dead. "For want of other delinquents the country was compelled to indict Justice [sic.? a name omitted] and found his man for extortion". Some 10 days ago a ship from Rotterdam was cast away, 52 passengers all lost, including BROWNE the Post and WILL PETTUS' son, at least 20 were Norwich people. Only 2 died of the plague this week. The bearer can tell the news of the state between the Bishop and Chancellor.

1015 - [Circ. November 1638]. MARY MINGAY, [Norwich] to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY.

Her husband is very angry that his tenant [? SPIRLING] does mot pay the £10 due 3 years ago. She wonders why "her brother" [? ANTHONY] is so careless of his credit with so good a friend as her husband has been. Please see about getting WILL CANNUME'S [? CANHAM] son for their servant "he shall have wages and cloak and a good master..... his sister knows our use of a man. I knew he is raw for service but I like the fellow well". Ask cousin WILLIAM "to send me a shirt to make clouts, and I hope he shall have good luck after it".

1016 - [About 10 November 1638]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Mrs. HAMMOND has a daughter and your "rich desired widow SKETTOW" died last Sunday. Sir FRANCIS ASHLEY is Sheriff of Norfolk, Sir ANTHONY WINGFIELD of Suffolk, Sir ANTHONY IRBY of Lincolnshire and Sir WILLIAM LUCKING, Bar., of Essex. Has sent GAWDY JOHN GODFREY’S bill by Mr.HOWES; has paid CUDDON his money and got Mr.HAMMOND’S word for the delivery out of GAWDY’S bill.Our sickness nuch abated, but 10 0f all diseases last week, whereof 3 of the plague

Continued on page 343 Page 343 1017 - 26 November 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West harling Hall MINGAY has furnished GAWDY’S son ROBERT with his suit of clothes. None have died of the plague this fortnight. "Mr.Sheriff HOLL intends to trouble the city with your companies at both assizes if he can prevail". Mrs.MINGAY expects her confinment and will want GAWDY here "to make a Bridgett" and to see how well they laid out Sir THOMAS' money.

1018 - 1 December 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

CHARLES RAWLYNS proposes GAWDY'S son FRAMLINGHAM, for Mrs ELIZABETH LAYER, reporting him to have "£200 per annum. She is conceived to be worth £3,500, besides the possibility of her sister's part for want of children. Send him over and he shall see her. Mr.BAYFIELD will give satisfaction at Twelth Sessions about the business spoken of to Mr.RAWLYNS. HENRY BARNEY is dead at Tottenham, leaving a widow who will help GAWDY pay his ship-money "which writs are now come, we understand" (CHARLES RAWLYNS also signs this letter).

1019 - 7 December 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY wrote GAWDY last week by his cousin BUTOLPH about a match for his son FRAMLINGHAM which MINGAY and CHARLES RAWLYNS are desirous to bring about. If GAWDY were younger or the lady somewhat older she would do for GAWDY himself. "A staid discreet maid and well spoken and qualified and an excellent gleeker". The High Sheriff's wife is dead of the pox, and ROBERT JEEGON'S wife has died suddenly. GAWDY'S son ROBERT wants to come home. A parliament is talked of next March, and 'tis said that 22 patents are called. Cannot learn why the Lord Chamberlain should come to Norfolk. HARRY BARNEY died in London.

1021 - [ December 1638]. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY had written to GAWDYby Mr.PELL before he received GAWDY'S letter by Mr.BEDINGFIELD. Mr.CAPPS being at London, MINGAY delivered GAWDY'S letter to his father BAYFIELD, who says Sir JOHN HOBART hath the promise of the hawk. MINGAY cannot help BEDINGFIELD, as they cannot find where he [i.e. his father who died in Oct.] put out any monies in the City, nor hear of any scrivener he ever employed. GAWDY must be content with his "little crib-chamber" at sessions time, as Mrs.MINGAY will be lying in the best chamber. Many privy seals are talked of. "I wish you a good widow to help to pay yours.... Send SPRILING away with my rent to pay for sugar plums”

1022 - 21 Decmeber 1638. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

MINGAY wishes GAWDY to stand God-father to his expected child; all MINGAY'S kindred have been "gone over " and as yet they have had none of his wife's relations. Mr.LOVERINE [School-master, Norwich] has gone to Cambridge; he advises that GAWDY'S son [ROBERT] should stay till easter and then go with the rest of his form. CHARLES RAWLYNS agrees that GAWDY should in any event bring his son FRAMLINGHAM and seriously think of the business "and be not to backward for his preferment, we cosider as he lives now he stands you in upon £100 a year..... she told me again that if he comes for our sake she will bid him welcome". Mrs.DELNY (?) has refused 4 great matches and "is yet clear, for ought I know". Son ROBERT owes £4. CHARLES RAWLYNS thinks the business might have been effected for TOM GAWDY if it had been well followed; they were on with Sir JOHN MEAD but are off again. [Postscript] About 6 o'clock this morning Mrs.MINGAY brought to bed of a lusty boy. St.Thomas' day.

1023 - 14 January 1638-9. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

CHARLES RAWLYNS spoke with Mrs.LAYER who puts off the question of marriage, but young FRAMLINGHAM thinks she is somewhat engaged to young BACON of Hockham, "they seem so familiar together".. MINGAY has advised FRAMLINGHAM to desist for the present and see what happens. She has gone into Suffolk this morning with her brother BENCE; MINGAY could not speak with her himself, being so taken up receiving Ship's money; he will see her on her return.

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1024 - 31 January 1638-9. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Since FRAMLINGHAM'S son departed, "BACON of Hockham is yet the only man in place". BENCE has gone over to see land and writngs. Sir URY le NEVE has lately appeared, backed lovingly by his rich kinsman, and will be perhaps the most fitting match for her, "if she will consider him in his best coat". She thinks well of BACON of Hockham, but is old enough to be his mother. The Queen was brought to bed of a daughter, who was christened by the Archbishop and died in two hours. The King will be at York in April. Many churches in Kent hurt by lightning last Monday fortnight. "My Lord Marshall had oysters sent him from Hales in Sussex from a tenant of his, upon the opening of them were found to be all bloody". [See JOHN ROUS' Diary, p.102, and Lady BRILLIANT HARLEY'S letters, p.25 (Camden Society Publications)]. Baron DENHAM is dead. A gentleman carried his wife to London last week and died about 8 at night, leaving her £500 a year in land. The next day before 12 she was married to a journeyman woollen-draper that came to sell mourning to her. Sir THOMAS EDMONDS has a writ of ease, Sir HENRY VANE succeeds him. Sir THOMAS JARMINE hath his place, Lord GORING succeeds him. Sir THOMAS JARMINE'S son hath his place. The Earl of Ancrum is displaced from the Privy Purse and the Marquis of Hamilton's brother has it. Sir WILLIAM BELFOURD, Lieutenant of the Tower, is displaced, no one has it yet. Sir HENRY VANE'S son is made coadjutor with Sir WILLIAM RUSSELL, Treasurer of the Navy.

1025 - [? January 1638-9]. MARY MINGAY to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, Harling.

Thanks for a brawn. "My cousin GAWDY BRAMPTON hath bound out his son an apprentice to my brother UTTING'S son". The King was at the Tower on Monday to view all the ammunition and went down the Thames to give order about shipping. "This day fortnight was a most cruel fight at sea between the Hollander and the Dunkirker, and they report the Hollander had the best of it: there has not been such a fight this 40 years; the pieces were heard plainly within 6 miles of Norwich". Sir THOMAS RICHARDSON and his wife have gone to London "to see if he can get off". Sir ROBERT KEMP has a letter to the same effect from my Lord Chamberlain; "these be all I yet hear of in this country". MINGAY is sorry to hear the Scots fall out among themselves, "it will breed ill blood at last"..... To conclude with the lass. If "BACON [of Hockham] refuse her, I beleive she will not be made use of this Lent". Agrees with GAWDY that her beauty only deserves a younger brother...... there is room enough in the house to entertain now, "they be at good quiet".

1029 - 16 April 1639. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

The trained men are ar Yarmouth with 350 which came out of Cambridgeshire, ready to be shipped. The horsemen volunteers are said to have got away on the 24 to Swaffham.

1030 - 19 June 1639. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

Thanks GAWDY for his letter sent from London. News is come by the London Post by the way of Suffolk of prospects of peace. The Scots petitioned by the Earl of Dunfermline to have nobles well affected to religion appointed to confer with some of their nobles. The King answered by the Knight Marshall, Sir EDWARD VERNEY that they must first suffer his first proclamation of free pardon to be read in all the chief places in Scotland to which they have agreed. "We have now a new Mayor to bid you welcome. Will HEVENINGHAM graced him with his presence at dinner on the Guild-day".

1040 - [After 1634, and before October 1640]. JOHN DAVY [of Kenninghall, Yeoman], Guildhall [prison], Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, West Harling.

A begging letter; asks GAWDY and Mrs.DOROTHY for £5 he lent her father 20 years since, which with th "use given to usurers", comes to £20. From lending money and giving gredit and going security, DAVY has lost £1000; which made him sell his lands, leaving him surety for £200, and owing £100 of his own debts. He is now imprisoned, and has wife and children to support; his only comfort being that he was not ruined by play, drink, etc; his fault was that he "would never be ruled by his wife". There was 40s also due from Sir CHARLES [GAWDY] which FRAMLINGHAM might have paid, but said DAVY mentioned it to late, the account was made up. Mrs.MINGAY has sent him 2s. Cannot his long service as Chief Constable be remembered? £Where any of my parteners spent a penny it cost me 12d, besides the loss of my time.. I would be loth to live the basket as I daily see to my grief a gentleman of a great [Norfolk] house do...£20 a year will not defray all my charges in the jail, though I live very sparing". Has heard that one Dame BIBY has showed DAVY'S bonds to her for £100, and offered to sell them for 15s. It is true she has such bonds, but as much money is due him by promise of her sister, the widow WATERS, "by whom she and hers were made, by my only means".

Continued on page 347. Page 347 .

The widow made one, ROBERT FENNES, her brother, a feoffee in trust, and put £400 in his hands on certain conditions, which he did not perform and sought to carry away the estate. The widow sent to DAVY for help, offered him £100 if he would get money back, "whereupon I brought him and his confederates into Chancery", and recovered i her. Widow WATERS then at DAVY'S instigation put Dame BIBY in trust with the money who before that time was of the poorest and basest condition). BIBY was bound to pay DAVY and others £300 out of the £400, which she now refuses to do and rails and exclaims against him. Begs GAWDY to counsel his (DAVY'S) unfortunate son to leave vain and idle company, and to pay his debts without suit, and live in his high calling to the Glory of God.

1047 - 16 August 1647. ANTHONY MINGAY, Norwich, to FRAMLINGHAM GAWDY, at the Golden Anchor, against St.Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street, London.

MINGAY sees little hope of an accord. Judge BACON and all his family will be here on Saturday night, "the younger brother that was hanged here on Thursday last took his death that died innocently of that fact, his brother would have died with him but was reprieved; there was much lamenting for the other". Parson CARTER is leaving; having got institution of where JOHN LEGATE was the imcumbent "but we hope the Lady FRANCES will stay him; he refuseth to administer the sacremnet to his parishoners until an eldership be confirmed, which I believe will be a long time first except the Scots prevail who we understand have entered into England again". Sister DOROTHY wishes to know when GAWDY reurns; and for him to send her some prunella and candied citron pills. "I trust this day's full meeting in your House [of Commons] will produce some good effect. I perceive the Presbyterian party do again prevail in the House. [Mr.CARTER declined Barnham Broom, and the bells of St.Peter Mancroft were rung on the announcement].

1131 - 23 March 1660-1. JOHN MINGAY [Norwich?] to [FRAMLINGHAM or CHARLES GAWDY?]

Is much honored by the proposed visit of "your brother" [WILLIAM ?] begs his correspondent to come also at the election. Would have taken it an even greater honour if they had commanded that "due debt without any notice".

1193 - 29 September 1668. ANTHONY MINGAY, jr., "the yard over against the great James, London", to CHARLES GAWDY, West Harling Hall.

"My sweet cousin Madam FRANCES GAWDY is upon preferment in marriage to the Duke of Albemarle's physician, Dr.TROUTBECK, a widower of a plentiful estate and one who doubtless she may live a comfortable life withal". She desires to muster what sums she has abroad and ask CHARLES to pay her £20 to Mr.ANTONY MINGAY, grocer in Norwich, to whom she will send CHARLES' bond.

1203 - 22 July [1669]. FRANCES TROUTBECK [nee GAWDY, see ante No.1193] to CHARLES GAWDY, Harling.

Does not expect to be at Harling this summer, so please pay the money to Mr.ANTHONY MINGAY. The Doctor [her husband] presents his compliments t "my cousin and your wife". [Endorsed by CHARLES GAWDY - balance of £15 2s. 11d. due].

Continued on page 349. Page 349 .

CALENDAR of CORONERS' ROLLS of the A.D.1300-1378. by REGINALS SHARP,D.Ch., 1913 .

MYNGE, JOHN , a poleter, of Essex, murders one JOHN de WALTHAM in Sherborne Lane, 7 July 1322 (16 Edward II.) p.62. Roll B. No.36 .

On the death of MATILDA de CAMBESTRE and MARGERY her daughter in St.Swithins Parish 4 April 1337:- among the neighbours attached:- ROBERT MYNGY. JOHN MYNGY. p.113. Roll F. No.12.

On the death of THOMAS son of RICHARD de HODESDONE, Palm Sunday, 31 March 1328 of St.Swithin and Walebroke, Four neighbours attached and one WARYN MYNGE . p.117 Roll II, No.25 .

On the death of WILLIAM de "GILDSFORD", 25 January 1325-6, in the parish of St.Swithin one of the Jurors WARYN MYNGE , who was one of the neighbours attached. p.143. Roll E. No.14 .

On the death of RICHARD de DAVCASTRE (?), on Sunday 24 February 1325-6, in the Parish of St.Mary de Abbechirche, one of the Jurors WARYN MYNGE .

Roll E No.20 .

Continued on page 351. Page 351 .

On the death of SIMON de la "Fermorye" on Tuesday 11 June 1326, who was Killed in St.Stephen, Walebroke; One of the jurors WARYN MINGY , who was one of the neighbours attatched. p.156. Roll E, No.30 .

On the death of WILLIAM de la MARCHE 15 August 1326, in his house in the Ward of Candelwick Streete; One of the Jurors and a surety for a neighbour attched was WARIN MYNGY . p.168.Roll E, No.42 .

From "CALENDAR of WILLS, COURT of HASTINGS , LONDON", Part I, (A.D. 1258 - 1358). Printed for the Corporation of London.

A.D. 1328. MYNGI (WARYN) "To MARGARET his wife all his tenements and rents in the parishs of St.Swithin de Candelwick Streete and St.MAry Wolnoth for life; remainder to ROBERT and JOHN his sons and MARGERY his daughter in equal portions, with cross remainders. In the event of them all dying without issue the same to be sold for the maintenance of a chantry. Dated London, Friday next before the Feast of the Assumption of Virgin Mary [15 August] A.D.1328.

Roll 56 (116).

A.D.1345. MYNGY (OLIVE) de Northone Mandeville (Norton Mandeville, Essex). Her tenements in Holebourn in the suburb of London to be sold to pay the aforesaid legacies, the residue being devoted

Continued on page 353. Page 353 . to the maintenance of chantries at the discretion of JOHN de Refham, fisherman, (piscator) and Friar THOMAS de Heyrom of the Order of Friars Minors. Dated 27 August A.D.1345.

Roll 72 (89) .

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In the Consistory Court of London dating from 1374 there is the Admon of THOMAS MINGE , dated 1723.

INQUISITION POST MORTEM for LONDON . (Relating to the City of London) returned into the Court of Chancey. Part I. Hen.VII to 3 Eliz. 1485 - 1561. p.176. HENRY MYNE .

"Inquisition taken at the Guildhall 16 Dec. 1 Eliz. 1558 before THOMAS LEIGH, Knight, Mayor and Escheator after the death of HENRY MYNGE late citizen and grocer of London, by the oath of THOMAS LYTTON and seventeen others? Relates to property in Bucklersbury purchased by HENRY MYNGE and ELIZABETH his wife of THOMAS FRANCKE, gent, and MARY his wife. HENRY MYNGE died 14 August 1558 and ANTHONY MYNGE is his son and heir and was aged three years on the 28 October 1558.

Inqu.P.M., 1 Eliz.p.1.No.81 .

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ANTHONY MYNGE .

Inquisition taken at the Guildhall 10 May 1561 before WILLIAM CHESTER, Knight, mayor and Escheator after the death of ANTHONY MYNGE son and heir of HENRY MYNGE deceased late citizen and grocer of London

Continued on page 355. Page 355 . by the oath of THOMAS LYTTON and fifteen others. Relates to the same property in Bucklersbury in the Parish of St.Stevens in Wolbroke. ANTHONY MYNGE died 24 May 2 Eliz. 1560. ALEXANDER MYNGE is his Kinsman and next heir to wit, eldest brother of the said HENRY MYNGE, deceased, father of the said ANTHONY MYNGE and was then aged forty years and more.

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HENRY MYNGE , citizen and grocer, of St.Stevens, Walbroke and Horsmonden, Kent, ob.1558.

ALEXANDER MYNGE HENRY MYNGE = ELIZABETH.....= 2) JOHN TRAVERS eldest brother of St.Stevens (married, 2 nd will dated 24 to Henry. Was Walbroke, ob after 12 Jan Jan 1569.Died about 40 years 14 Aug 1558. 1559) Will in the parish of age in 1568 see Inqu.P.M. dated 20 Dec of St.Michael Living in 1563. 1.Eliz.p.1. 1571. see Inq. Cornhill No.81 P.M.,London 19 Feb.1590. Part II.p176 see Inq.P.M. 14 Eliz.No107 London, She died Part II. 25 Dec1571 p.148.

ANTHONY MYNGE JAMES TRAVERS eldest son only son, born born 13 Dec.1559. St.Stevens, Walbroke 28 Oct.1555; died 24 May 1560. See Inq.P.M., London EDMUND TRAVES, 2 nd son (Part I.p.129) 10 May 1561.

THOMAS TRAVES, 3 rd son

WILLIAM TRAVES, younest son.

Note :- JOHN TRAVES had a son and heir, by a former wife, named JOHN, born 2 Sep.1552 & living 1571.

SUSANNA (MINGE) PELSAUNTE.

28 Nov. 1586, (Married) WILLIAM PELSAUNTE, Clerk, S.T.B, of the City of London, and SUSANNA MINGE, Sp n., aforesaid City, daughter of HENRY MINGE, late of Horsmonden, Kent, yeoman, deceased, Gen. Lic.

Marriage Licences granted by the ,1520 - 1610 .

Continued on page 357.

Page 357 .

INQUISITIONS POST MORTEM for LONDON PART II. 1561 - 1597 JOHN TRAVES .

Inquisition taken at the Guildhall 30 Jan. 13 Eliz. (1571) before WILLIAM TOOKE and RALPH BOSSVILE, Esq. and WILLIAM NECTON, fesdaries, after the death of JOHN TRAVES, by the oath of HENRY SUTTON and ninteen others who say that:- "JOHN TRAVES was seised in his desmesne as of fee of one garden and of one part of the fountain or wall now being within the bounds of the said garden and one house and kitchen built within the said garden, lying in Bell Alley in the parish of St.Botolph without Bishopgate, London, late in the tenure of RICHARD STANNESFIELD; one messuage with shops, cellar, etc., lying in the street of Cornhill in the parish of St.Christopher, London; now, or late, in the tenure of THOMAS TYRRELL; one messuage and tenement late in the tenure of JOHN FREEMAN, and before that in the occupation of EDWARD PERY, situate in the parish of St.Michael, Cornhill; four messuages and tenements situate in a certain Angiporte or the Alley called Swanne Alley in the said parish of St.Michael, late parcel of ten messuages lately purchased of EDWARD ELVINGTON and THOMAS BENTALL, gent, which said 5 (sic) messuages are now made into one large house or capital messuage wherein the said JOHN TRAVES lived. So seised, the said JOHN TRAVES by charter dated 12 Jan., 1 Eliz. (1559) in consideration

Continued on page 359.

Page 359 . of a marriage to be had between himself and ELIZABETH MYNGE, widow, and for the making of a jointure for the said ELIZABETH enfeoffed ANTHONY WAYTE and JOHN SOUTHCOTE Esqrs., WILLIAM STEWRIGHT, gent., and ROGER WARFIELD, citizen and grocer of London, of the said messuage in the said parish of St.Michael in the tenure of EDWARD PERY and the said four messuages in Swan Alley: to hold them and their heirs for ever, to the use of the said JOHN TRAVES and ELIZABETH and the heirs of the said JOHN for ever. The said JOHN afterwards married the said ELIZABETH. THOMAS FRANCKE, senior, gent., by the name of THOMAS FRANCKE, junior, (sic) of Hatfield Regis alias Brodocke in co. Essex and MARY his wife, by indentures dated 24 may 4 & 5 Philip & Mary (1558), made between themselves of the one part and HENRY MYNGE, citizen and grocer of London and ELIZABETH his wife of the other part, bargained and sold to the said HENRY MYNGE and ELIZABETH a messuage with shops, cellars, etc, etc., lying in Bucklersburye in the parish of St.Stephen, Walbroke in the City of London then in the tenure of the said HENRY to hold to them and their heirs for ever. Afterwards, to wit, on the 14 August, 5 & 6 Philip & Mary (1558) in the said parish of St.Stephen the said HENRY MYNGE had issue ANTHONY MYNGE, and died, by reason whereof the said ELIZABETH held the said premises. The said ANTHONY being seised

Continued on page 361.

Page 361 . of the remainder of the said premises, died under age, whereby the said reversion descended to ALEXANDER MYNGE his kinsman and next heir, as elder brother of the said HENRY MYNGE, father of the said ANTHONY. Afterwards the said ELIZABETH married the said JOHN TRAVES by virtue whereof they were siesed of the said messuages, etc. The said ALEXANDER being so seised by deed dated 24 November, 4 Eliz. (1563), sold to the said JOHN TRAVES and ELIZABETH his said reversion and all his estate and right in the said premises: to hold to them and their heirs, with remainder to the right heirs of the said JOHN forever. The said JOHN TRAVES and ELIZABETH had issue JAMES TRAVES, who who was aged 11 years on the 13 day of December last past. The said JOHN TRAVES made his will 24 January, 1569, as follows (here given in English) "Whereas I bought of Mr.ELDERTON, Esq., and THOMAS BENTALL, gent, a messuage in the parish of St.Michael in Cornhill and 10 tenements in Swanne Alley, out of which I made a jointure for my wife; and whereas I have sold 6 of the said tenements for the making of a "Moneyment" now called the Burse, and the residence thereof I have added to the tenement wherein the said JOHN FREEMAN lived and have made a capital messuage wherein I now dwell; I now give the said mansion house, and 1 tenement and garden thereto belonging lying in Bell Alley without Bishopgate to

Continued on page 363.

Page 363 . the said ELIZABETH my wife and heirs for ever, in trust that she pay all legacies and perform my will. I give my messuage which Mrs.MARGARET PARSONNES, late of London, widow, deceased, gave to me and my heirs for ever, out of which there is an annuity of £4 payable to the Company of Merchant Tailors for ever, lying in the parish of St.Christopher "on the street of Cornhill" to the said ELIZABETH for life; after her decease, to EDMOND TRAVES my son and heir for default to WILLIAM TRAVES my son and his heirs; for default to JAMES TRAVES my son and his heirs for ever. The messuage in the tenure of EDMUND PERYE and the 4 messauges in Swanne Alley are held of the Queen by fealty only in free burgage and not in chief, and are worth per annum, clear £3. 6s. 8d. The said garden, part of the fountain or well and the said house and kitchen in Bell Alley are held of the Queen by fealty only in free burgage and not in chief and are worth per annum, clear 20s. The messuage in the said parish of St.Christopher is held of the Queen in free burgage by fealty only and not in chief, and is worth per annum, clear, 13s. 4d. The premises in Bucklersburye are held of the Queen in chief by Knights' service, by what part of a Knights' fee is not known, by the yearly rent of 10s. 8d., and are worth per annum, clear £5 1s. 9d.

Continued on page 365. Page 365 .

JOHN TRAVES died in the said parish of St.Michaels', Cornhill, 19 Feb. 12 Eliz. (1570): JOHN TRAVES is his son and next heir, and was aged 18 years on the 2 nd day oy Sept. last past.

Chan Inq. P.M. 13 Eliz., part 1, No.121.

ELIZABETH TRAVES, widow .

Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 2 April, 14 Eliz. (1572) before WILLIAM ALLEN, Knight, mayor and Escheator, after the death of ELIZABETH TRAVES, widow, by the oath of JOHN HADDON and 20 others (names given) who say that:- Before the death of the said ELIZABETH, one JOHN TRAVES late of the City of London, her husband, and the said were seised etc., etc., of a messuage with shops, cellars, etc., lying in Bucklersbury in the parish of St.Stephen, Walbroke, x x x x sometime in the tenure of HENRY MYNGE, deceased, and so seised, they had issue JAMES TRAVES who now survives, etc., etc. So seised the said JOHN made his will. The said JOHN died 19 Feb., 12 Eliz. (1570), after his death the said ELIZABETH entered into said premises and so seised made her will 20 Dec.1571, leaving to EDMOND TRAVES her second son and to THOMAS TRAVES her third son and their heirs for ever "the mansion wherein I now dwell" lying in the parish of St.Michael, Cornhill, etc., etc. I give to WILLIAM TRAVES my youngest son one tenement and garden in Bell Alley, etc. ELIZABETH TRAVES died 26 Dec., 14 Eliz. (1571).

Chan. Inq.P.M. 14 Eliz. No. 107 .

Continued on page 367. Page 367 .

WILLIAM MINGE, priest .

"WILLIAM MINGE, priest, 1555 died in prison at Maidstone, being there in bonds for religion".

Foxes' "Acts and Monuments", Vol.III, p.286 .

HUGH MYNGE, Clerk .

"Calendar of the Feet of Fines for London and Middlesex, Richard I to Elizabeth", by W.J.HARDY & W.PAGE, 2 Vols, 1892-3 p.235. HUGH MYNGE, clerk, Premises in Stebeneth (Stepney), Hackneye, Stretford, Langthorn, etc., and at Haddeley, co.Suffolk.

Henry III. Anno3 (1390) .

HUGH MYNGGE, Rector of Penesthorpe, Norfolk, in 1403.

Bloomsfields' History of Norfolk, Vol.VIII, p.121 .

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SHELTON PARISH, NORFOLK .

Rector of the South part or Sheltons' mediety, ROBERT MINGAY of Pulham, 1431.

Bloomsfields' History of Norfolk, Vol.V, p.270 .

PULHAM St.MARY CHURCH, NORFOLK .

On a brass plate, reaved off a stone in the Porch:- "Orate pro amina RICHARDI MYNGEY qui obiit XXXIV die Augsti Ao.Dni. MVCXXXIII cuius anime propicietur Deus".

Bloomsfields' History of Norfolk, Vol.V, p.393 .

MARGERY MINGAY, wife of JOHN GIBBS of Bishops Stortford, Herts. - end of 16 th Century.

Misc. Essex Pedigrees, Harl. Society Publications .

Continued on page 369.

Page 369 .

JOHN MYNGE of NEW ROMNEY, KENT .

"Calendar of the State Papers (Domestic) Elizabeth" . 1547 - 80, p.611 .

59. "Petition of JOHN MYNGE to WALSINGHAM (Sir FRANCIS) giving information that ROBERT BROWNE, the messenger, obtained 40s. from THOMAS ETHERICH, mayor of New Romney, by threatening him with a warrant to take him before the Council".

Ibid, 1581 - 90 .

1584. March 29. New Romney. 40.VII. "The answer of the mayor of New Romney in Kent to the bill of complaint of WILLIAM SOUTHLAND and others. Ill-coduct of JOHN MYNGE, the town-clerk and of THOMAS HOELE, another of the complainants who did most indecently and unreverentlently behave himself in the Church". Signed by THOMAS EPPES, the Mayor.

1584.40 XII. "Order set down by Sir THOMAS SCOTT and RICHARD BARREY upon hearing matters alleged by WILLIAM SOUTHLAND, JOHN MYNGE, and others against THOMAS EPPES, the mayor, for the final settlement of all controversies in the town of New Romney and future regulation of the Corporation".

Continued on page 370.

Page 370 .

The Will of JUDITH, wife of JOHN MINGE of Romney is dated 1605 and Admon was granted 21 November 1606.

"Archcological Cantianud" Vol.XX.3.

Continued on page 371. Page 371 .

JOHN MYNGIE, of NEW ROMNEY, continued HASTINGS .

"In October 1598 the following entry appears in the Corporation Records:- Memorand: "That the old French Customnal of Hasting, and an ancyout Town Booke of Records of Hasting in E.4. by me , were sent to London to Mr.JOHN MYNGE, of Romney, Jurate, when he was chosen of the solictors for the ports in the sute with London in the case of WYTHEMANS". The Customnal was last seen in 1736 after which it diappeared.

Sussex Archological Society's Proceedings, Vol.14, p.72, Note 25 .

A record of the manner of the entertaiment of Mr.JOHN LUNSFORDE of Hasting, jurate, and Mr.JOHN MYNGIE, gentleman, one of the jurates of New Romney, Bailiffe for the Barons of the Cinque Ports unto the town of Great Yarmouth for this present year during the time of the Free Fair there, together with all the acts and proceedings had and done by and before the said Bailiffs of the Ports aforesaid only; as also together with HENRY HAIMTON and WILLIAM CROWE, of Yarmouth, aforesaid, merchants and Bailiffs there this year of our Lord, 1594"

"Great Yarmouth & the Cinque Ports", by J.LROTTON, F.S.A. . Norfolk Archeology,XIV,p.75 .

One of the Barons returned to the Parliament of 43 Elizabeth [1601] for New Romney was;_ JOHN MINGAY, gent.

Hasted's History of Kent, Vol.III, p.525 .

Note that Page 373 does not appear to exist.

Continued on page 375. Page 375 . MINGAY of SHOTESHAM & THETFORD, co.NORFOLK.

WILLIAM MINGAY = ELIZABETH, dau. of..... BEAUMONT of Shotesham, Esq. and widow of .... KETT, buried at son of Rev.HENRY MINGAY at Shotesham, Jan.28, 1753. Rector of Redenhall, Norfolk. Died 1762, buried at Shotesham.

?SARAH, dau. of = JAMES MINGAY = DOROTHY, dau. STEPHENSON, 1 st wife of Thetford, Surgeon & co-heir of WILLIAM FULLER of Calddacot mar d at St.Diones, Bankchurch youngest son, died co Herts., & granddau. & sole heiress of London, 23 Apr.1743. ... 25 Jan.1801, Aged 83 EDWARD PARKER of Derby, Esq. Issue two daughters, viz. buried at St.Mary's Died 24 May 1783, aged 56. Buried at St.Mary Thetford. M.I. Thetford. M.I. second wife.

ANN, bur. at Shotesham Aug.9,1747.

SARAH, bur. at Shotesham Jun.15,1754.

JAMES MINGAY WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY = MARY, dau of DOROTHY eld.dau K.C.,eldest of Thetford, Surgeon dau of JOHN d.1820, age 71 son, b.9 Mar. youngest son, born at HARVEY of umarried. 1752. Died Thetford.4 Sep.1756 ,Sfk. _------9 Jul.1812 died 22 Nov.1806 m.24 Jul.1781 ELIZABETH SALLY bur.at St.Marys bur at St.Marys, d. 21 Aug.1796 died 4 Feb 1785 Thetford. M.I. Thetford, M.I. aged 36, bur. aged 30. Recorder of St.Marys, ------Aldeburgh. Thetford, M.I. MARY, d.1847 Mar.ELIZA, aged 93, mar., dau. of CORAL, GEORGE SYDER Maidstone, Kent. 1787; & had & sister to P.CORAL issue. of Maidstone College ------Died 1 Feb.1817 FRANCES, d.1820 No issue. m.JOHN GARNHAM of Ashfield Lodge Suffolk & had issue ------MARGARET, d.1813, m. JOHN DERISLEY of Cuxton, son of Cap t. Rob.DERISLEY. ------ISABELLA CHARLOTTE d.4 Nov.1791, aged 28, bur. at Kirkella Yorkshire. 7 Nov.1791 unmarried. ------JANE HARRIET, died 26 Sep.1774, aged 7. Buried at St.Marys, Thetford. ------MARY ANNNA FULLER, youngest dau., mar. Rev,THOMAS FENTON rector of Beyton, Suffolk. & had issue Bur. in the Chancel of Beyton Church.

Continued on page 377. MINGAY of Thetford, County, Norfolk PAGE 377

WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY = MARY dau. of JOHN HARVEY of Thetford, Surgeon of Fakenham,Suffolk, gent. youngest son of JAMES m. 24 Jul 1781; d.21 Aug 1796 MINGAY of Thetford. aged 36, buried @ St Mary's b.1756; d.1806, Thetford, M.I. buried @ St.Mary's,

WILLIAM JAMES GEORGE MINGAY = MARY WEBB 2 ND dau. HARRIET JANE MINGAY,eldest son youngest son f the RICHARD b.Aug.1783 Admiral R.N. b.@ Thetford HERVE GIRAUD of d.15 Jun1799 b.20 Jan 1784 d.@ Bury b.15 Oct.1797 of..MEURER of St Edmunds m.15 Oct 1818 ELIZA MARGARETTA Penang, Strait 23 May 1879 d.9 May 1887 b.8 Sep 1785 Settlements M.A.Cauis Col. B.St.Edmunds d.8 Dec 1815 & had issue Cambs.Rector She was sis. ______PARKER FULLER Kennet,Cambs E.A.GIRAUD of MARY youngest ANNA a dau.both Wiston,Hunts. Dulwich College unmarried. & West Barkwith m.THO.WITHERS GILL, of He died 30 Nov1865 Lancshire. Thetford, Esq. & had issue & is buried at dau.MARY b.1865 who mar. Gravesend Cemetery EDWARD LANE sev..... of Kings Lynn,Nfk, soliciter & had issue son EDWARD , MARY, ELIZABETH & ANNA

CHAS.PAGET MINGAY W m ROB t MINGAY = SARAH JANE dau. ELIZABETH MARY M.R.C.S., R.N. eldest son of WILLIAM ROE eldest dau. born b.11 Aug 1824 b.28 Feb 1822 of Newmarket, 23 Aug 1819 m.5 Jun 1851 Solicitor & Onterio, Canada d. 7 Feb 1892 ELIZABETH CARTER Head of Customs m.17 Apr 1854 m.3 Jul 1851, at Beccles, Sfk. at Kingston nr. living 30 Dec 1914 HENRY W m CRICK He died < 1871 Winnepeg,Canada at Winnipeg,Canada of Framlingham She was liv.1914 d.at St.Pauls, & had 3 sons(?) No issue. Minnesota,U.S.A. ______28 Jul 1914 FRANCES,youngest dau GEO. HERVE MINGAY Bur. @ Oakland born 31 Aug 1820,liv b.8 May 1827 Cemetry,St.Pauls. 1914. m.27 Sept 1849 Emigrated to to GEORGE KING of Melbourne,Australia Gazerley,Sfk.,MRCS m.& d.< 1891 leaving had 5 sons & 5 dau. 3 sons & 1 dau.

CATHERINE RICHARDSON = WILLIAM HERVE MINGAY = ANNIE MAUD MARY EVELYN NAPIER b.Chester, only son of St.Paul, ELIZABETH b.27 Apr 1857 England. Minn.,U.S.A. born SMITH 2 nd m.1890 WILLIAM d.21 May 1891. 5 Aug 1855 at b.in Warks. S.GRANT & has Kingston,Canada. Eng.liv.1914 3 sons liv 1914 liv.1914 ------EDWARD GIRAUD Mingay b.1859. d.1860

Continued on page 379. Page 379 .

MINGAY(E) of St.PAUL, MINNESOTA,U.S.A.

CATHERINE RICHARDSON = WILLIAM HERVE MINGAYE = ANNIE MAUD ELIZABETH SMITH NAPIER, b.Chester of St.Paul, only son born Warwickshire, England England, 1 st wife of WILLIAM ROBERT dau. of JOHN SMITH. died 21 May 1891. MINGAYE, born at 2 nd wife, married 8 Apr. Kingston, Canada 1893. Living at Great 5 Aug.1855, living Comberton, Pershore, 1914. England, 1914.

ROBERT HERVE MINGAYE MARY EVELYN MINGAYE HERVE TREVOR MINGAYE born 16 Sep.1890 born 19 Apr.1887 only son born 13 Nov.1894 Living at St.Paul died 21 st Sep. 1887. Living at St.Paul, 1914 1914 ______

CATHERINE DOROTHY MINGAYE, born 11 Aug.1888 & married 19 Jun.1911 to EDWIN JUDSON BISHOP, of St.Paul. Living 1914.

GEORGE HERVE´ MINGAYE = FRANCES, dau. of JOHN HENDERSON of Melbourne, Australia of London, England. Married at 3rd son of the Rev.GEORGE Hamilton, Canada. She died before 1911. MINGAYE, born 8 May 1827 Dead before 1871.

JOHN C.H. WILLIAM HERVE GEORGINA MINGAYE MINGAYE MINGAYE MINGAYE eldest son, unmarr. married ? a confirmed only dau. Living 1911 at 2 nd son, Living invalid, 3 rd Living 1911. Paramatta, Australia. 1911. son. Living 1911.

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MINGAY of THETFORD & CRICK of LITTLE THURLOW .

WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY = MARY HARVEY of Thetford, Surgeon died 1796. ob.1806.

GEORGE MINGAYE, M.A. = MARY WEBB GIRAUD Rector of Wiby, Sfk. died 1887. died 1879.

HENRY WILLIAM CRICK = ELIZABETH MARY MINGAYE M.A. born 1803, 2 nd eldest daughter, born 23 Aug.1819 son of Rev.THOMAS CRICK Married at Wilby 3 Jul.1851; Rector of Little Thurlow died Feb.1892. died at Thurlow Lodge. 1855. M.I. in Little Thurlow Churchyard.

JOHN HENRY CRICK FREDRICK WILLIAM CRICK PHILIP CRICK Priest St.Georges eldest son, rector of Vicar of Whorlton Brockholes Little Chenery, Dorset Barnards Castle, Huddersfield. Scholar Pembroke College Scholar Pembroke Scholar St.Catherines Cambs. M.A. 1877. College, Cambs. College, Cambs. Living 1914. M.A. 1881. MA.A. 1879. Living 1914. Living 1914

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KING,of Desnidge Lodge, County Suffolk and MINGAY of Thetford.

WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY = MARY HARVEY of Thetford, Norfolk, Surgeon, died 1806 died 1796

GEORGE MINGAY(e) = MARY WEBB GIRAUD M.A.,Rector of Wilby, Co.Suffolk. died 1879. died 1887

GEORGE KING MRCS,of = FRANCES MINGAYE of Desnidge Lodge, Suffolk, formerly youngest daughter of Gazerley, Suffolk. born 31 Aug 1820 married 27 Sept 1849 Living at Cambridge 1914

GEORGE HERBERT KING.R.N. CHAS. = MARY MARGARET FRANCES ANNIE b.12 Mar 1854. Lost in H.M.S. of...... dau...... b.19 Jul 1850 WASP off the coast of Ireland. b. 9 Jan 1852 GALSWORTHY m.Rev.G.H.JONES Vicar of Gazeley Sfk.Issue 4 sons & 2 dau. liv 1894

WILLIAM HERVE KING ------b.9 Dec 1855, ELLEN VALENTIA. b.14 Feb 1863 m.ELIZABETH GALSWORTHY m. Captain Z.BURKE DRAGE (ob1893) liv, without issue 1894 Issue 2 sons & 2 dau. liv.1899 ------ROBERT EDWARD KING ANN ELIZABETH b. 18 Jun 1859 b.17 Dec 1856 liv. unmarried 1899. unmarried in 1894 ------ALICE MARY b.15 Oct 1864 ARTHUR MINGAYE KING m.Rev WILBE ASH rector of Christ b. 23 Nov 1857 Lanark. Issue 1 son & 2 dau. liv 1894 Drowned at Winterton ------Norfolk in 1874. d.s.p. ETHEL MARGARET, b.20 Dec 1861 m. Rev L.BROOKE BARRETT. liv.1894, no issue.

Compiled from information supplied by Mrs. FRANCES KING nee. MINGAYE.

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GARNHAM of BADWELL ASH, co.SUFFOLK & MINGAY of THETFORD .

JAMES MINGAY = DOROTHY FULLER of Thetford,co.Norfolk died 1783. Surgeon. died 1801.

GEORGE SYDER = MARY MINGAY FRANCES MINGAY = JOHN GARNHAM of Thetford 3rd dau. born at 4 th dau. born at of Ashfield Hop. factor. Thetford, Sep.12, 1757 Thetford, Sep.4, 1758 Lodge, Sfk. bap.Nov.22, 1757 bap. Nov.22 1758 Esquire. m. May 4 787 Died Feb.1820 at Died 1847 Badwell Ash & buried there in the Garnham vault.

ISABEL MINGAY SYDER = ROBERT CLEMENT GARNHAM JOHN JAMES GARNHAM born at Thetford died at Lt.Col.H.E.I.C.S., 2 nd son Died at sea eldest son. Major West Suffolk Southsea, Hants in 1870 Militia. Died at Granard, Ireland Dec.18, 1813, aged 32. s.p.

ROSA CLEMENTINA ROBERT EDWARD WELLINGTON = JESSIE dau. of MARY ASIA Eldest dau. born GARNHAM, Lt.Col. Yorkshire Rev. ANDREW NASH 2 nd dau. born at Ashfield Lodge (Duke of Wellingtons')Reg t. of 14 Montague Sq. at sea on board Suffolk 15 July only son born at sea on London. Died at H.E.I.C.S. ship 1818. Married Rev. board the H.E.I.C.S.ship Densworth House "Asia" May 4,1820 JOHN BROOMFIELD "Marquis of Wellington" Funtington 3 Aug ______WINCKWORTH,B.A. 31 Aug.1825. Died at 1908. Rector of Bircham Densworth House, Funtington HARRIET FLORENTIA Magna, Norfolk. Sussex. 29 Sep.1907. 3 rd dau. born at sea on Born 5 Oct. 1817 board H.E.I.C.S ship Died at Highbury “Florentina” 1 Mar 1822 New Park, 10 Jan. 1900. Issue 2 sons LAURA JOSEPHINE 4 th dau. born at 20 Somers Place, Bath, 21 Feb 1824 JESSIE MAUD, eldest dau. EDITH EMILY, youngest Died at the same place born 1857, died unmarried dau. Married, baptised 8 May 1824 & bur.at afterwards; Major HAROLD JELLICORSE Weston, May 12 35 th Royal Sussex Reg t. IN 1893 & had issue MARIAN EDITH, a dau. born 5 May 1894

GEORGE BROOMFIELD WINCKWORTH = AMELIA dau. of CHARLES EDWARD WINCKWORTH = ELIZA PAULINE of Highbury, New Park, London WILLIAM HUGHES of Shefford, Beds. 2 nd son dau.of HENRY born at Heacham, Norfolk, M.R.C.S., born at Heacham PHILLIPS, Esq 7 Nov.1848, Elest son Norfolk, 1851, Living 1914. Deputy of the Living 1908. City of London

ETHEL ROSE,eldest dau. IDA MARY,2 nd dau, died y g. WINIFRED HELEN, eld.dau. LILIAN MAUD,3 rd dau. MABEL GARNHAM,4 th dau. MURIEL EVELINE, 2 nd dau. GLADYS MARY, 3 rd dau.

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Family of MINGAY at Thetford, Norfolk .

Children of JAMES MINGAY, Surgeon and DOROTHY his wife, nee FULLER

1st DOROTHY the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife, was born 3 Sep.1749 (old style) at 7 at night. Baptised 7 November. Following sponsors:- D r.MANNING(dead), Mrs.MARKWICK & Mrs.WATSON, Hening Hall (both dead)

2nd JAMES, the son of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born 9 March 1752 (old style). Baptised 10 June. Following sponsors:- THOMAS WILLIAM FELLOWS & ABRAHAM COCKSEDGE,Esq., (both dead) & Mrs.CARMEN, spinster.

3rd ELIZABETH SALLY the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife, was born Sunday 24 Feb.1754 (new style) about 8 at night. Baptised 7 May. Following sponsors:- Mr.CAESAR THOMPSON, & Miss MOOR & Miss GARNHAM.

4th WILLIAM ROBERT the son of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born 4 th April 1756, 8 o'clock Monday morning Baptised 16 June, next. Following sponsors:- Mr.ROBERT MINGAY, his uncle & Mr.GARNHAM, of Livermere, & Mrs.BATEMAN, Weeting. He not dead (sic) ?

5th MARY, the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born Thursday night half past 12 Sep.15 th 1757. Baptised 22 November. Following sponsors:- Captain HUNT, Wallingford, & Mrs.DADE & Mrs.EVERSON, both of Thetford.

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6th FRANCES the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born 4 th Sep. 1758 at 2 in the morning. Baptised 22 Nov.1758. Following sponsors:- Mr.BROWNING, Mrs.MANNING,Jnr. & Miss. DENTON, Witton.

7th MARGARETTA the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born 5 th April 1761 at 6 in the evening. Following sponsors:- Mr.FLODMAN, Euston; Mrs.MINGAY, Hull, & Miss NANCY MINGAY, dau. of Dr.CLEMENT of Woodstock, Oxford, then surgeon to JOHN MINGAY'S grandfather.

8th ISABELLA CHARLOTTE the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born 25 th June 1763 on Saturday about 4o'clock; baptised 11 th Oct. 1763. Following sponsors:- Mr.KING, Feltwell; Mrs.GALLOWAY, Mrs THIRBY, (? KIRBY of Hull)

9th JANE HARRIET (died at 7 years of age) the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born Friday 16 th Jan.1767. Baptised 11 th Oct. Following sponsors:- Mrs.THIRBY (?), Mrs.RYLEY & Miss MINGAY, her sister.

10 th MARIANNA FULLER the daughter of JAMES MINGAY and DOROTHY his wife was born 12 th Mar.1771. Baptised (not said when) Following sponsors:- JAMES MINGAY,Esq. her brother Mrs.MANNING Jnr., & DOROTHY MINGAY, her sister all of Thetford. Married the Rev d THOMAS FENTON.

From a copy by the Reverend GEORGE MINGAYE, son of Mr.WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, by whom it was probably annotated.

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Family of MINGAY of Thetford, Norfolk .

The following is taken from a book in his fathers' handwriting by JAMES MINGAY Kings' Counsel and an active magistrate for the counties of Norfolk & Suffolk, and, once a year, Chairman of the Sessions for each, and at this time Mayor of Thetford in Norfolk, his native place. October 10 th 1805.

The ten children of JAMES MINGAY of Thetford, younger son of WILLIAM MINGAY of Shottesham in Norfolk, Esq., by DOROTHY, his wife, (who was the only child of WILLIAM FULLER of Caldecot in the county oh Huntingdon, Esq., by ELIZABETH the daughter and heiress of EDWARD PARKER of Derby, Esq.), viz:-

1st DOROTHY born Sep.3 rd 1749 (old style), baptised Nov.7 th . Sponsors:- D r.MATTHEW MANNING, Mrs.MARKWICK & Mrs.WATSON.

2ND JAMES born March 9 th 1752 (old Style) Sponsors:- WILLIAM FELLOWES of Shottesham, Esq., ABRAHAM COCKSEDGE of Drinkstone, Esq., & Mrs CARMEN of Thetford. The counsellor who married a Miss CORALL of Maidstone, Kent.

3rd ELIZABETH SALLY born 24 Feb.1754. Baptised May 17th . Sponsors Mr.CAESAR THOMPSON, Miss MOORE & Miss GARNHAM of Livermere. Died single.

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4th WILLIAM ROBERT born April 4 th 1756. Baptised June 16 th Sponsors:- His uncle ROBERT MINGAY of Shottesham; Mr.GARNHAM of Livermere, and Mrs.BATEMAN of Weeting. The Doctor.

5th MARY, born Sep.15 th 1757. Baptised Nov.22 nd 1757. Sponsors:- Captain JOHN HUNT, Mrs.DADE & Mrs.EVERSON of Thetford. Married Mr.SYDER.

6th FRANCIS (sic) born Sep.4 th 1758. Baptised Nov,22 nd . Sponsors:- Mr.BROWNING, Thetford, Mrs.MANNING, Thetford and Miss DENTON of Weeting. Married J.GARNHAM, of Thetford.

7th MARGARETT born April 5 th 1761. Baptised (not said when) Sponsors:- Mr.DAVID FLODMAN, of Euston, Mrs.MINGAY of Hull, Miss ANNA MARIA MINGAY of Shotisham. Married J.DERISLEY Esq.

8th ISABELLA CHARLOTTE born June 25 th 1763. Bap d Oct.11 th 1766 Sponsors:- The Rev.WILLIAM KING of Feltwell, Mrs.KIRKBY of Hull, and Mrs.GALLOWAY of Thetford. Died single

9th JANE HARRIET born June 16 th 1767. Baptised Oct.11 th 1768. Sponsors:- Mrs.KIRKBY of Hull, Mr.RYLEY of Thetford and DOROTHY MINGAY her sister. Died single.

10 th MARY ANNA FULLER born March 12 th 1771. Baptised (not said when) Sponsors:- Mr.JOSEPH GILL, junior, JAMES MINGAY,Esq. (her brother) Mrs.MANNING,junior, and DOROTHY MINGAY her sister, all of Thetford. Married the Reverend THOMAS FENTON.

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Death .

1801 "Lately, at Thetford, Norfolk, in his 84 th year, JAMES MINGAY.Esq. Mayor of the borough(?) and father of JAMES MINGAY,Esq. K.C.".

"European Magazine " Vol. 39, 1801 .

Continued on page 395. Page 395 .

On Friday last died at his house at Shottisham, Norfolk, greatly lamented, ROBERT MINGAY, Gent.

"Ipswich Journal June 26 th 1779 .

October 31 st , 1787 Mr.JOHN MINGAY, shipowner of Hull (died). (JOHN FOWLE MINGAY buried at Kirk Ella, Yorkshire).

"The Gentlemans' magazine" for 1787, Vol.57,part II, p.1027 .

St.Marys; Church, Thetford, Monuuments. 14. Large mural tablet of white marble. "In memory of JAMES MINGAY, youngest son of WILLIAM MINGAY of Shottisham, Norfolk, Esq. died Jan 25 th 1801, aged 83. DOROTHY his wife (daughter and coheiress of WILLIAM FULLER of Caldecot, co.Huntingdon, Esq., and grandaughter and sole heiress of EDWARD PARKER, of Derby, Esq.,) died May 24 th 1783 aged 56. Also their two daughters JANE HARRIET, who died Feb.4 th 1785, aged 30, ISABELLA CHARLOTTE, died Nov,14 th 1791, aged 28. WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY,M.D., (youngest son of the said JAMES and DOROTHY) died Nov. 22 nd 1806, aged 50. MARY his wife, died Aug.21 st 1796, aged 36. Also their daughters HARRIET JANE, died June 15 th 1799, aged 16 years, ELIZA MARGARETTE died Dec.8 th 1805, aged 20. Arms:- MINGAY.

15. Mural, of white and reddish coloured marble for JAMES MINGAY, Kings' Counsel., F.S.A., Burgess in Parliament for this Borough in 1806, Died July 9 th 1812.

"The Topographer & Geneaologist" Vol.II, p.396, 1853 by J.G.NICHOLS.F.S.A. .

CHURCH of St.MARY, THETFORD . ARMS .

"On a monument to JAMES MINGAY, Esq., of Shottisham, 1801. MINGAY (and FULLER-PARKER)". "On a monument to JAMES MINGAY, 1806 (?1812), 1, 4 MINGAY, 2 FULLER, 3 PARKER"

"The East Anglian " Vol.I., p.136 (Tymms) .

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In a window on the south side of the Nave in the Church of St.Peter, Thetford, are placed the Arms of MINGAY . Quartely, 1 & 4 or, on a bend az. 3 leopards' faces arg. 3 bars and a canton gu. Motto. "Prodesse quam conspici"

Davy MS.July 1824 .

"Yesterday sen(?)-night (Feb 4 th , 1785) between 10 & 11 in the evening, Miss ELIZ. MINGAY, second daughter of Mr.JAMES MINGAY, surgeon of Thetford, was found drowned in Mr.Gills' Mill Pond. She had been very low sprited for a considerable time."

"Ipswich Journal" Feb.12,1785 .

May 4, 1787, Mr.Geo.Syder,Hop factor (married) to Miss MARY MINGAY of Thetford.

"The Gentlemam's Magazine for 1878. vol 57, part I, p.452 .

Married, Friday, Mr.Geo.Syder to Miss MARY MINGAY of Thetford, sister to JAMES MINGAY, Kings Counsel.

"Ipswich Journal" May 12 th 1787 .

.....1788 JOESEPH(?JAMES) MINGAY Esq.Kings Counsel elected Recorder of the borough of Aldeborourgh, co.Suffolk, vice Mayhew, deceased.

"The Gentleman's Magazine for 1778, vol 58,p.842."Civil Promotions" .

1791, At Kirkella, near Hull (died) Miss ISABELLA CHARLOTTE MINGAY, sister of Councillor (sic) MINGAY.

"The Gentleman's Magazine" for 1791 vol 61, part II, p.1066 .

Yesterday sernight(?), died after a long and severe illness in 29 th year of her age at Kirkella near Hull, in Yorkshire, MissISABELLA CHARLOTTE MINGAY, 6 th daughter of Mr.MINGAY of Thetford and sister to Counsellor MINGAY whose personal accomplishments, joined to a most benevolent disposition rendered her loss to be lamented.

"Ipswich Journal" Nov,12, 1791 .

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Died Sunday, aged 36, Mrs.MINGAY, wife of Mr.WILLIAM MINGAY, surgeon, of Thetford.

"Ipswich Journal" Aug 27 th , 1796 .

April 13 th ,1797, at Thetford, Rev d.G.Fenton (married) to Miss MARY ANNE MINGAY, youngest sister of J.MINGAY,Esq. Kings Counsel.

"Ipswich Journal", Oct.21, 1797 .

Saturday, died, aged 17, Miss HAARIET MINGAY eldest daughter of W.R.MINGAY, Esq. of Thetford.

"Ipswich Journal" June 22,1799 .

Dec.9 th ,1805. Died at Norwich Miss ELIZA MARGARETTA MINGAY, second daughter of W.ROBERT MINGAY Esq. of Thetford.

"The Gentleman's Magazine" for 1805, vol 75, p.1178.

Nov, 22, 1806. 'After an illness of a few days in his 51 st year WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, M.D., of Thetford, Norfolk (brother of JAMES MINGAY Esq.,M.P. for that borough) whose long and successful exercise of his profession had justly confirmed on him a high degree of medical celebrity and whose loss will be keenly felt through the circle of his extensive practice'

"The Gentleman's Magazine" for 1806, vol 76,p.172 .

Nov.4 th 1806. Members of Parliament returned for the borough of Thetford, Norfolk:- Lord William Fizroy JAMES MINGAY.

"The Gentleman's Magazine" for 1806, vol 76, p.144.

1812, July 9 th , 'At Ashfield Lodge, near Bury St.Edmunds, JAMES MINGAY,Esq., senior Kings Counsel, a bencher of the Inner Temple, recorder of Aldeborough and many years chairman of

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the Quarter Sessions of Norfolk and Suffolk. He practised as a Kings' Counsel twenty two years, and during that period was distinguished as the powerful rival of his friend Lord Erskine. As an advocate Mr.MINGAY possessed a persuasive oratory, infinite wit and most excellent fancy. He was elected M.P. for Thetford in 1806, but retired on the disolution of Parliament in the following year'.

"The Gentleman's Magazine" for 1812, vol 82, part II, p.187 .

Ashfield Lodge (Suffolk) was the estate * and residence of Mr.JAMES MINGAY, Esq., Kings Counsel, a bencher of the Inner Temple, Recorder of Aldeborough, and many years chairman of the Quarter Sessions of Norfolk and Suffolk. He practised as a Kings' Counsel 22 years. As an advocate Mr.MINGAY, possessed a persausive oratory, infinite wit and most excellent fancy. He was elected M.P.for Thetford in 1806, but retired the following year. He deceased in 1812 at his seat in this Parish. His nephew JOHN JAMES GARNHAM, Major of the West Suffolk Militia, succeeded to the property and deceased at Granard in Ireland whilst accompanying his division of the regiment on their march from Armagh to Tullamore Dec.18, 1813 aged 32 years. This property now belongs to Lord THURLOW'.

PAGES' "Suffolk Traveller"

* NOTE:- Ashfield Lodge never was the property of Mr.JAMES MINGAY,K.C., but he leased it from his nephew Major J.J.GARNHAM (Col.R.W.E.GARNHAM)(?).

May 1814(?) 'At Granard, aged 32, JOHN GARNHAM Esq., of Ashfield Lodge, Suffolk, nephew of the late JAMES MINGAY, Esq., and Major of the West Militia'

"The Gentleman's Magazine" for 1814, vol 84, p.524

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The FAMILY of WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY,

Surgeon, of Thetford, Norfolk.

WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY was married to MARY HARVEY of Fakenham, Suffolk, July 24, 1781.

Issue of the marriage:-

1. HARRIETT JANE MINGAY born Aug. 1783 2. WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY born Jan 20,1784. 3. ELIZA MARGARETTA MINGAY born Sep. 8,1785 4. MARY MINGAY born Apr 4,1787 5. GEORGE MINGAY born Apr.23,1789.

The first three were baptised by the Rev d.Mr.SHELFORD, 27 Oct.1785. MARY & GEORGE baptised Aug 4, 1790 by Mr.MANNING.

Sponsers :-

1. H.J.M., Mrs.GARNHAM, ISABELLA MINGAY & WILLIAM R.MINGAY 2. W.J.M., Mrs.DENTON, Jas.MINGAY Esq. & PHILIP CORRALL. 3. E.M.M., Mrs. MINGAY, MARY MINGAY, & Rev.Mr.MANNING. 4. M.M., Mrs.COLE, DOROTHY MINGAY, & Mrs.GARNHAM. 5. G.M., WALES, PURR & his mother.

Mrs.MINGAY died Aug.21, 1796, aged 36. HARRIETT JANE MINGAY died Jun.15, 1799, aged 17. ELIZA MARGARRETTA MINGAY died Dec. 8, 1805, aged 20. WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY died Nov.20, 1806, aged 50. MARGARETTA DOROTHY MINGAY died Apr.28, 1813, aged 52. MARY, the daughter of WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY died July 29,1815 in consequence of child-birth aged 28 years and 3 months. The child survived and became the wife of EDWARD LANE SWATMAN, solicitor, of Kings Lynn by whom she had one son & three daughters. Her(the surviving child) father was Mr.T.W.GILL of Thetford.

Continued on page 405. Page 405 . CIVIL PROMOTIONS.

CAPEL LOFFT Esq. of Troston Hall, barrister-at-law Recorder of Aldeborough, vice JAMES MINGAY Esq. K.C.

"The Gentlemans' Magazine" for 1814, Vol 84. part II.p.391.

Monday died at Thorpe, near Norwich, Mrs.JOHN.DERISLEY, wife of Mr.DERISLEY of Croxham, near Thetford, Norfolk, and sister of the late JAMES MINGAY,Esq..

"Ipswich Journal" May 1, 1813

Feb 1 1817, At Maidstone College,in Kent, Mrs. MINGAY sister of Mr.P.CORRALL, Esq. of that place and relict of the late JAMES MINGAY, Esq, Kings Counsel, of Ashfield Lodge, Suffolk.

"The Gentlemans' Magazine" for 1817, Vol 87, part I.p.186.

Tuesday sennight died at Badwell Ash, Mrs. GARNHAM relict of Mr.JOHN GARNHAM, Esq. of Ashfield Lodge, and sister to to the late JAMES MINGAY,Esq.

"Ipswich Journal" Feb 26, 1820.

Lately died at the Rev.T.FENTON'S, Beyton, age 71 Mrs.DOROTHY MINGAY, eldest daughter of the late JAMES MINGAY, Esq. Kings Counsel, of Ashfield Lodge.

"Ipswich Journal" July 1, 1820

"In the Kings Bench, though he was ocassionally engaged in conducting causes of great importance, his business had never been so great as wholly to occupy his time, nor is this to wondered at, when it is considered that at that time he had contend with, as competitors, in that, Mr.ERSKINE, Mr.MINGAY, Mr. LAW, Mr. GARROW and Mr. GIBBS. all of them Kings Counsel and much older than himself, and established in great practice before even Mr.PERCIVAL was called to the Bar".

"Memoirs of the late Rt. Hon.SPENCER PERCIVAL, Prime Minister" "The Gentlemans Magazine" for 1812, vol.82, p.590.

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THETFORD.

"JAMES MINGAY,Esq., gave the Parish of St.Mary a set of Communion Plate of silver, consisting of a Flagon, Chalice and two Patens with his name and arms engraved on each January 1 st , 1786. Mr.MINGAY also gave to St.Peters' Church a very large and handsome brass chandelier, on which is engraved "Ex Dons JACOBI MINGAY, Armingeri Dominis Regi E Consilariss, Anno Domini 1791. He likewise gave the Iron Palisading which surrounds the churchyard."

Burrell's Gifts and Legacies to Thetford, 1809.

" I had almost forgotten MINGAY with the Iron Hand - but he was somewhat later. He had lost his right hand by some accident and supplied it with a grappling hook which he wielded with tolerable adroitness. I detected the substitute, before I was old enough to reason whether it was artificial or not. I remember the astonishment it raised in me. He was a blustering loud talking person; and I reconciled the phenomenon to my ideas as an embelm of power, - somewhat like the horns in the forehead of Michael Angelos' Moses"

From Charles Lamb' Essay on "The Old Benchers of the Inner Temple", first printed in the "The London Magazine" for Sep.1821.

"The names that have been connected, I doubt not in perfect good faith, with SOL GILL, PERCH the Messenger and Captain CUTTLE, have certainly not more foundation than the fancy a courteous correspondent favours me with, that the redoubtable Captain must have sat for his portrait to CHARLES LAMB'S blustering, loud talking, hook-handed Mr.MINGAY."

Fosters' "Life of Charles Dickens", 1876 Edition. pp.45 - 46.

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JAMES MINGAY.K.C.

"During the period that Lord KENYON presided in the Court of Kings Bench, MINGAY held a considerable share of the lead. He had been the contemporary of ERSKINE on the Home Circuit and a competitor with him there and in Westminister Hall of no inconsiderable pretensions. He owed much of his success in his profession to his personal deportment and to the popularity of his manners. He was a tall and handsome man; his address was warm and friendly, accompanied by an appearance of frankness highly cociliary. These erected a prejudice in his favour, which improved by familiarity and gained by them many clients. He was the son of a surgeon at Thetford, the person mentioned in WILSON'S "Reports" as the defendant in the case of BUXTON v MINGAY in which the question was, whether a surgeon was an inferior tradesman, on whom even a qualification in point of estate would not confer a title to kill game; - a question now set at rest by a recent statute, which abolished all qualification in point of Estate or as arising from title. MINGAY, when a boy, and living with his father at Thetford, had had the misfortune to have one of his arms torn off by the wheel of a mill. An account of this accident having come to the knowledge of the Duke of Grafton, to whom the borough of Thetford then belonged; from motives of humanity and feeling for the misfortunes, the effect of which might be to prevent his engaging in the active pursuit of life, he took him under protection and educated him at his own expense, sent him to Cambridge and brought him to the Bar. His friendship even

continued on page 411. Page 411 . then was said not to have been wearied, but that he had got him a small sivecurr (?) place in the Customs, which he enjoyed until he obtained a considerable share of business at the Bar"

From "My Contemporaries, from the note-book of a Retired Barrister"; "Frasers' Magazine", Nov. 1882.

" One of the happiest hits ever made at the bar was made at ERSKINE in the days of his renown. He was arguing on a patent-right relative to some new kind of buckles; his opponent MINGAY strongly contended that the invention was worth nothing, ERSKINE started up and said in a solemn tone "I aid and I say again that our ancestors would have looked on this invention as singularly ingenious, they would have been astonished at these buckles". "Gentleman of the Jury " said MINGAY with equal solemnity, "I say nothing of my ancestors, but I am convinced that my learned friends' ancestors would have been much more astonished at his shoes and stockings." The Court burst into a roar".

Blackwoods' Magazine 1837. p.605.

The above incident is also related in "The Life of Lord ERSKINE" (in "Twelve Eminent Judges") by W.C.TOWNSEND M.A., Vol.I.,P.438.1846.

An amusing exemplification of the Proceedings at the Court of Kings Bench on the first day of Term:- Examination of Bail for persons who had been arrested and whose opponents would not consent to the Bail justifying before a Judge at his Chambers. Introduces Mr.JAMES MINGAY K.C.,sic the "Book of the Court", by WILLIAM THOMAS. It was written by JOHN BIVYEN Esq.

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JAMES MINGAY K.C. "Among the surrounding promenaders, he, ERSKINE and the one armed MINGAY ...... (?) to be the main object of attraction. Towards evening it was the fashion for the leading counsel to promenade during the summer in the Temple Gardens, and I usually found one in the thronging mall of loungers and spectators."

From "The Life of Lord Erskine" (in "Twelve Eminent Judges") by W.C.TOWNSEND M.A., Vol.I.,P.427.1846.

"JAMES MINGAY, K.C., was (in chambers) at No.4 Kings Bench Walk in 1783"

H.BELLOTS "The Inner & Middle Temple", 1902

"JAMES MINGAY,K.C., lived at 25 Bedford Row 1792 - 6.

WHEATLEYS' "London Past & Present".

THE PORTRAITS JAMES MINGAY, K.C. (1752 - 1812) and of his wife Mrs. ELIZA MINGAY.

Extracted from ROMNEYS' Diaries 1776 - 1795, ("ROMNEY", by HUMPHREY WARD & ROBERTS). -1786- 28 June (Wed) Mrs. MINGAY at 9 1 29 June (Thurs) Mrs. MINGAY at /2 past 10. 1 July 5 (Wed) Mrs. MINGAY at /4 to 9. July 5 (Wed) Mrs. MINGAY at 11. July 12 (Wed) Mrs. MINGAY at 12. July 16 (Sun) Mrs. MINGAY at 12 July 22 (Sat) Mrs. MINGAY at 11. July 26 (Wed) Mrs. MINGAY at 12 Oct 31 (Tues) Mr. MINGAY at 10.

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ROMNEYS' Diaries continued. -1786- Nov. 9 (Thurs) Mrs. MINGAY at 1. " 12 (Sun) Mr. MINGAY at 12. " 16 (Thurs) Mrs. MINGAY at 1. " 19 (Sun) Mrs. MINGAY at 12. " 28 (Tues) Mrs. MINGAY at 1.

-1787- Jan. 14 (Sun) Mr. MINGAY at 11. Mar. 5 (Mon) Mr. MINGAY at 3.

-1789- June 15 (Mon) Mrs. MINGAY at 1.

-1790- Feb. 6 (Sun) Mrs. MINGAY at 12.

"The two half-length portraits of Mr. and Mrs. MINGAY sent to Bedford Row July 17, 1789 and paid by himself July 19, 1789.

-SALES- At CHRISTIE, MANSON and WOODS' Auction Rooms. July 5 1902. Catalogue No. 3087:- ROMNEY, GEORGE (1734 - 1802) "Chief Justice (sic) MINGAY in gown and large wig seated at table 50" x 40" (118). realised £325. 10s. 0d." This was among some pictures the property of Mr.W.MILLARS RAWLINSON. Extracts "SALES of the Year", 1902, p.385 compliled by J.HERBERT SLATER, 1903. Mrs.JAMES MINGAY portrait by ROMNEY was sold at a London Aution Rooms in 1906 for £6510, the name of the purchaser was "Mr MAMSTERS(?)". The painting was in 1911, in the private collection of Mr.SEYDL MEYER of Paris.

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ROMNEYS' PORTRAITS of Mr.& Mrs. MINGAY.

From "The Connoisseur", Vol.IV, p.48, 1902. (Article on a Sale of Pictures at Messers Christies',London, July 5 th , 1902). "Four other genuine portraits by GEORGE ROMNEY were included in the days' sale,- the property of the late Mr.W.MILLERS RAWLINSON of Duddon Hall, Barrow-in-Furness, one, the three quarter length portrait of ERSKINES' greatest rival JAMES MINGAY, K.C.. in gown and large wig (canvas 50 inches by 40 inches) is an exceptionally good example of ROMNEYS' male portraits and sold for 220 guineas; it was engraved in mezzotuit by C.H.HODGES."

"The Connoisseur", Vol,XV, p.198, 1906. Sale at Messers Christies May 26,1906. GEORGE ROMNEYS' portrait of Mrs.MINGAY in a white muslin dress with blue sash with brown hair falling in curls over her shoulders 50 inches by 40 inches, 6200 guineas.

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PORTRAITS of JAMES MINGAY,K.C .

After GEORGE ROMNEY .

1 7 Engraving in mezzo by CHARLES HOWERD HODGES, T.Q.L 17 /2 inches X 12 /8inches, Oct.10, 1791; 1 3 another, stipple, HOPWOOD 3 /8 inches X 2 /8 inches, Aug 3,1803. A portrait with this title was offered at CHRISTIES, 1864, March 17, lot 151 "JAMES MINGAY K.C., engraved"; the engraved picture was sold at the same place July 5, 1902, lot 118.

"ROMNEY" by Humphrey Ward & Roberts.

JAMES MINGAYS' portrait; a half length painted in oils by G.KEITH RALPH (portrait painter to the Duke of CLARENCE, and an exhibitor at the Royal Academy from 1778 to 1811) is in the posscession of Mr.CHARLES E. WINCKWORTH, surgeon, of Shefford, Beds. a connection of the family of MINGAY.

Another portrait of JAMES MINGAY K.C. was executed in pastels by , R.A. (1745 - 1806) and was engraved by HARDY 1795.

BOOK - PLATES of JAMES MINGAY,Esq.,K.C. at the British Museum. 20694 MINGAY, JAMES,Esq., Arms:- MINGAY quartering FULLER PARKER. Pictorial Armorial. 20695 MINGAY, JAMES, Esq., Inner Temple, Festoon Armorial

"Catalogue of British & American Book - Plates bequeathed to the British Musuem by Sir A.W.FRANKS", Vol.II, p.214.

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LORD NELSON & THETFORD .

The freedom of the borough of Thetford was presented (or rather voted) to Lord NELSON Oct.13 th , 1798. JAMES MINGAY, mayor. The certificate presented to his lordship and signed by JAMES MINGAY is on view among the NELSON relics in the Painted Hall, at Greenwich Hospital. The "Norwich Mercury" of ....1800 stated under the heading of Thetford:- "At the assembly of the Mayor and Burgesses on Nov,22, Counsellor MINGAY communicated to the assembly that he had "presented the Box of Heart of Oak, containing a Docket of the Freedom of Thetford to Lord NELSON of the Nile, which had been voted to his Lordship in consquence of his brilliant services to his country on the 1 st of August 1798; with which mark of their respect and approbation of his conduct his Lordship was pleased to express himself as highly pleased."-- The forgoing paragraph is extracted from a letter by Mr.F.H.OLDMAN of Thetford, dated 21 Feb.1909, who added "So no doubt the freedom was voted and signed in 1798, but not presented until 1800"

The ceremony of presentation must have been of an unique character as both Lord NELSON and JAMES MINGAY, K.C., had lost their right arms and the fact probably gave rise to comment by one or the other as they shook hands. J.A.M,

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CRINGLEFORD, NORFOLK .

"The water-mill is of so long standing that it is mentioned in the Confessors survey and again at the Conquerors'. In this mill Counsellor MINGAY afterwards a Kings Council, when a boy, had his arm torn off"

Chambers "Norfolk Tour" 1829 .

A comparison of Lord ERSKINE and JAMES MINGAY, K.C., is made in "Sketches of the characters of the Characters of the Hon.T.ERSKINE and JAMES MINGAY, Esquire." (Anonymous). published 1794.

See Catalogue in the British Musuem Library, 10825.d.13 .

Impromptu on hearing Mr.MINGAY,K.C., in the Court of Kings Bench:-

"Since so well, with one arm, MINGAY handles a cause, How great, had he two, must have been his applause" "H".

"Wits Magazine" Vol.I,p.235, 1784 ,

JAMES MINGAY was created a Kings' Counsel by patent dated 26 Nov.1784, and appeared the same evening before the Lord Chancellor (THURLOW) at his house in Great Ormond Street. He was a Bencher of his Inn in 1785; Reader in 1790; Treasurer in 1791. Recorder of Aldeburgh 1788; J.P. for Thetfoerd (by special Commission) in 1806. Chairman of Quarter Sessions for Norfolk & Suffolk for many years and Special Commissioner at Thetford Assizes.

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MEETINGS at NORWIC H

1794, April 12. "A County Meeting was held at the Shirehall xxx to consider of the exertions necessary to be made at this important crisis xxx for the internal defence and security of th Kingdom xxx Resolutions for forming Volunteer Corps of Cavalry, and for entering inti subscriptions for supporting the same, were moved by the Hon.C.TOWNSHEND xxx and opposed by Mr.COKE, Mr.MINGAY and Mr.J.BARNARD. Mr.COKE condemed the war in toto. £11,000 was subscribed"

1794 July 12 "The Rght Hon.WINDHAM of Felbrigg, having accepted the office of Secretary of War, and thereby vacated his seat in Parliament for this City, was this day re-elected by a majority of 466 votes. For Mr.WINDHAM 1236; for Mr.MINGAY 770."

1797 April 25 "A County Meeting was held on the Castle-hill in the open air, and a petition, praying his Majesty to dismiss his present Ministers xxx moved by Mr.FELLOWES xxx supported by Mr.MINGAY xxx and almost unanimously adopted."

1806 March 28 "A County Meeting was held at the Shire-house to congratulate his Majesty on his appointment of an Adminstration "in whom the nation feels a well-grounded confidence". It was moved by Lieut Colonel GORDON, seconded by JAMES MINGAY and unanimously adopted"

Norfolk & Norwich Rememberancer",1822 .

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"AN ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS OF NORWICH, being a vindication of the principles and conduct of Mr, WINDHAMS' opponents at the late Election, 12 July, 1794. (Anonymous) with an appendix containing a letter from J.MINGAY,Esq. (Addressed from Bedford Row, London, July 16,1794, to Mr.WILLIAM FIRTH, Norwich)" Norwich: Printed & sold by J.MARCH. A Copy is in the Library at the British Museum Catalogue No. 10169. c.38(5).

Copy of a Letter addressed to THOMAS AMYOTT,Esquire, Downing Street, Westminister, (Secretary to the Right Hon. WILLIAM WINDHAM Esq.) by JAMES MINGAY Esq. "Thetford Oct. 26, 1806. "I have written twice to Mr.WINDHAM and pressed upon him the absolute necessity of immediately appyling to LORD GRENVILLE at all events at least to defer the appointment of my successor at Bridgewater till proper explainations can take place and unfounded assertions be contradicted. Should an enemy either of Mr. WINDHAM or myself get the place both our interests would be greatly injured" (The original of the above letter is in the Library at the British Museum being Add.MSS 37906. fo. 235. and bears a wax impression of the writers seal: with the Arms of MINGAY, PARKER & FULLER quartered thereon.

Sketch of seal------>

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From the "Diary of the Right Hon. WILLIAM WINDHAM M.P., 1784 - 1810" by Mrs.A.C.BARING,p.478.

1808, Aug 14 th . "At Thetford by nine. Had just got my papers out, when MINGAY (J.MINGAY,K.C.) came over. Could have wished him away, but conversation upon the whole not unpleasant. Told me of his having seen, as a child, my father lay in state in this very room. Nearly half past ten when he left me. Resumed, in coming along, the subject long laid aside, of Neg(ative) signs".

The "place" referred to by JAMES MINGAY in his letter to Mr.AMYOTT, secretary to Mr.W.WINDHAM, M.P.(see preceding page) is supposed to have been that of "Customer of Bridgewater", a sinscure he had held for some years.

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In the Universal Directory 1793 .

Bridgewater.

Custom House.

JAMES MINGAY, Esq., Customer.

In the same Directory under the head of Thetford

MINGAY, JAMES, Esq. (Freeholder) MINGAY, W M.ROBERT ( " ) SURGEON & Apothecary SIDER (sic) GEORGE, Wine and Spirit Merchant.

Windsor

MINGAY, JAMES, M.D..

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1S.VIII July 19,1913] NOTES & QUERIES. 41 LONDON, SATURDAY,JULY 19,1913. CONTENTS-No.186. NOTES:-Mingay "with the Iron Hand" 41-Huntingdonshire Booksellers-"Tredekelies"-John Phillip's Connection with Dyce,45-The Marquessate of Lincolshire-Unnoted Shakespeare Allusions in Thomas Shadwell,46-Cap t.William Havey,R.N.-Malmonides and evolution-Barrett's Copy of his 'discourse sur Shakespeare',47. QUERIES:-"L'Entente Cordiale",47-Danvere Family of Swithland and London-Wedding - Pieces-British Troopship wrecked on Reunion Island-Portcullis as a Coat of Arms,48- Parke and Scoles in Egypt & Nubia-"The Eight & Fortie Men"-Milton-Humbug-Dr.Gregory Sharpe's Correspondence-Oak Tree in a Gale-"Wear the blue" 49- Lines in a Parish Register-Glasgow Men as Papal Zouaves-Pennington-Braddock Family-Napoleon I. and Duelling-"The Crooked Billet"-"The Two Reynoldses",50 REPLIES:-Old-time Children's Books:'Lady Anne' 50-Byron and the Hobhouse MS.-Derived Sensesof the Cardinal Points,51=The Largest Square in London-Issac Walton and Tomb,Scratchings,52-'The Tomahawk':Matt Morgan-Wilderness Row,53- The YoungerVan Helmont-The Twelve Good Rules-George Walker,Governor of Londonderry,54- Authors of Quotations Wanted-General Ingoldsby -Mugo Campbells dying message "Farewell,Vain World!"-"Hallo!"55-Wreck of the Jane,Duchess of Gordon-"Rummage"- Cawthorn,56-Grillon's Club -The Parlamentary Soldiers and Charles I.- History of Churches in situ-"Raising Feast",57-"Pull ones leg"- Boys in Petticoats and Fairies-Private Schools- Scott's 'Woodstock':the Rota Club-Dancing on "Midsummers Night",58 NOTES ON BOOKS:-'The Jews of To-Day'-'Aberdeen'-'Celtic Place Names'-'The Alderman of the City of London'-Catholic Record Society; Booksellers’ Catalogue; Notices to Correspondents. NOTES.

MINGAY "WITH THE IRON HAND."

Memoirs of most of the oddities embalmed in Charles Lamb's essay on "the old benchers of the Inner Temple" are contained in the volumes of the 'D.N.B.," but some are unchronicled. The chief of these is James MINGAY,K.C. He is brought into Elia as an after thought:- "I had almost forgotten Mingay with the iron hand - but he was somewhat later. He had lost his right hand by some accident and supplied it with a grappling hook which he wielded with a tolreable adroitness. I detected the substitute before I was old enough to reason whether it were artificial or not. I remember the astonishment it raised in me. He was a blustering loud-talking person and I reconciled the phenomenon to my ideas as an emblem of power, somewhat like the horns in the forehead of Michael Angelo's Moses" W.C.Townsend adds ('Twelve Eminent Judges,' i.427) that was the fashion in those days for the leading counsel to walk in the Temple Gardens in the summer evenings, Erskine and Mingay were the chief attractions. James Mingay had a traditional connextion with the Inner Temple. Francis Mingay of Ilketshall St.Margaret, Suffolk, was a Master of the Bench of that Inn in 1617. His mother was a sister of Sir Edward Coke, and he is described in the 'Vistation of Surrey' (Harl.Soc.,1899) as "of Southwark, Justice of the Peace, and of the Inner Temple." The family was conspicuous in Norfolk and Suffolk for many generations. James Mingay was a native of Thetford. He was born there on 9 March, 1752(Old Style), baptised at St.Peters Church on 10 June, and educated at Thetford Grammer School under Mr.Galloway. In the very inadequate Memoir - a memoir without a date - of James Mingay which is prefixed to 'A Collection of Remarkable and Interesting Criminal Trials,' by W.M.Medland and Charles Weobly,1803,&c.- a work not found at the British Museum or in any Law-library in London, save at Lincoln's Inn, and there in two volumes only instead of three - it is said that his father was a miller in Suffolk, and that he was sent to the Bar as the loss of his right arm had rendered him unfit for manual labour at the mill. This statement about his father is erroneous; he was a surgeon, and both parents seem to have possessed of property. The other Memoir of him is an anonymous volume entitled 'Sketches of the Characters of the Hon.Thomas Erskine and James Mingay, interspersed with Anecdotes and Professional Strictures' (1794), which says that, through sympathy with his misfortune, the Duke of Grafton, whose chief seat was near Thetford, became his patron. The accident is said to have occurred at Mill, near Norwich, when he was a boy (Chambers, 'Norfolk History,' 1829,¡¡.798). Charles Lamb, as we have seen, was impressed by the hook, and MINGAY himself put on record that his will was written with his left hand and only hand "in a state of lameness from an accident." In The Wits' Magazine ,¡. 235 (1784), is the following 'Impromptu' on hearing Mr.MINGAY in the Court of King's Bench:- Since so well, with one arm, Mr.Mingay, handles, a cause, How great, had he two, must have been the his applause. This Memoir of 1794 states in a vague way that Mingay passed the "allotted time at Cambridge." we have, by a recent publication,

Continued on page 431. Page 431 . obtained definite information on this point. His name appears in the books of Trinity College, where he was entered as a pensioner on 29 Nov.,1768, Mr.R.Watson---Richard Watson, afterwards Bishop of Llandaff---being his tutor. Next year he matriculated, and became a scholar o fhis college, but did not graduate ('Rouse Ball,and Venn,'¡¡¡.216). In 1770 he was entered at the Inner Temple, his father then being described as JAMES MINGAY of Ginmingham, Norfolk, and he was called to the Bar in 1775. For some time MINGAY drew pleading under Charles Runnington('D.N.B.'). When called he selected the Norfolk Circuit, and soon had a considerable share of work both in London and at sessions. Even at the Bar he was conspicuous among his contemporaries for cool assurance. He is described as commanding in figure and confident in manner; he was prompt and clear in speech, and conspicuous for readiness and adroitness in cross-examination. In his profession MINGAY was second only to Erskine, who dreaded him more tha any other competitor, and they were usually pitted against one another. MINGAY was created K.C. by patent dated 26 Nov.,1784, and appeared the same evening before the Lord Chancellor at his house in Great Ormond Street, when he took the oath of allegiance and supremacy kneeling, and the oath of office standing (information supplied by Sir Kenneth Muir Mackenzie, K.C.). He became a bencher in his Inn in 1785, was Reader in 1790, and Treasurer in 1791. In 1788 he was elected Recorer of Aldborough; he was, by special commision dated 29 April,1806, made a Justice of the Peace for Thetford, and he acted as Chairman of Quarter Sessions for Norfolk and Suffolk for many years. MINGAY was often a Special Commissioner at the Thetford Assizes, and he was three times Mayor of Thetford (1798-9, 1800-1, and 1804-5). A summary of his speech on his first election as mayor is in Pratt's 'Gleanings in England,'¡¡. 252-3 (1801). During that same occasion the freedom of the borough was bestowed on Lord Nelson. The gift dated 13 Oct.,1798, and signed J.MINGAY, is the painted hall at Greenwich Hospital, but the actual presentation did not take place until 1800. A versified exemplification by John Baynes (of Gray's Inn, d. 1787) of the proceedings in the Court of the King's Bench on examination of bail, in which MINGAY took part, is given in The European Magazine for 1787, ¡¡. 142(?) and reprinted in Hone's 'Every-day Book,' vol. ¡., sub 23 Jan. Crabb Robinson ('Diary,' 1872 ed.¡.9-10) chronicles a case at Colchester in the Spring Assizes of 1791, in which MINGAY was engaged against Erskine, and describes MINGAY as "loud and violent." His advice to Mr.Fosset, the distiller, who was convicted for dealing in adulterated spirits and thought of applying for a new trial, is printed in The Monthly Mirror for July, 1797. He recommended his client to "rest where he was lest the jury on fuller proof should clap another per centage upon the run goods without any draw back from new duty for waste or leakage ." This advice, it must be confessed, has lost by this time whatever spirit it once had. One of his jests at the expense of Erskine is set out in W.C.Townsend's 'Twelve Eminent Judges,' ¡. 438, and Lord Campbell's ('Lives of the Lord Chancellor,' v¡. 679) says that Erskine lacked the "coarse humour of MINGAY." He "once made 5000 guineas" (Crabb Robinson, 'Diary,'¡.325), an enormous sum for a professional man at the Bar about 1780. MINGAY's politics in early life were those of the Whig Party. In 1794 he detested "the then calamitous war with France," and when Windham, as Secretary at War, stood for re-election at Norwich in July of that year, his name was put forward in opposition. He was only nominated the day before the election, and was not present in the city, but he polled 770 votes against 1,236 which were cast for the Minister. There appeared a few days after the contest "An Address to the Electors of Norwich, being a Vindication of the Principles and Conduct of Mr.Windham's Opponents....With an Appendix containing a Letter from J.MINGAY." 2 nd ed. Norwich (1794). The letter was addressed to Mr.William Firth of Norwich, and in it MINGAY said that he was not eligible for election. "The place I have long held diquailified me to sit in parliament." This was probably, the place of "Customer" at Bridgewater ('Universal British Directory for 1793'). In a few years Windham and he were united in politics. He stood for Thetford on 4 Nov., 1806, and the return at the poll was: Lord William Fitzroy, 18 votes; MINGAY, 17 votes; and Thomas Creevey, 14 votes. A petition was presented to Parliament and the Whig Creevey was seated (4 Feb., 1807). A letter from MINGAY to Thomas Amyot, Windham secretary, dated 26 Oct.,

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1806, is at the British Museum (Addit.MSS 37906, f.235). It was written in the interest of Windham for Norfolk, and of himself for Thetford, and refers to the appointment of his sucessor at Bridgwater. Windham records in his Diary, p.478 (14 Aug.,1808), that MINGAY called upon him at Thetford---"conversation upon the whole not unpleasant." A few years before 1794 MINGAY had "a very severe indisposition", which disabled him from practice for a considerable time. In the summer of 1802 he retired into private life, and "after a long and painful illness," he died at Ashfield Lodge, Great Ashfield, Suffolk, on 9 July 1812, and was buried in the family vault in St.Mary's Church, Thetford, on 17 July, being quaintly described as "JAMES MINGAY, married-man aged 62." His wife was ELIZA CORRALL of Maidstone. They had no issue. She died at Maidstone College, 1 Feb.,1817. He had given to St.Mary's Church, on 1 Jan.,1786, a set of communion plate of silver, with his name and arms engraved on each vessel, and in 1791 he gave to St.Peter's Church a brass chandelier and the iron palisading which surrounds the churchyard (George Burrell, 'Thetford Charities,'1809,p.77; Norfolk and Norwich Archæol.Soc., 'Miscellaneous Tracts,'xv¡.38[1907], by Rev.E.c.Hopper). The wealth and vanity of MINGAY are shown in his holograph will, dated 20 March, and the codicil of 18 May, 1812. His executors were his wife's brother , Philip Corrall of Maidstone, and two other gentlemen, to each of whom he gave 50/-. He desired "to be buried (after some operation has been performed on my body to prove that I am dead) in my vault in St.Mary's Church, Thetford, near my mother, and a marble monument to be erected near by over the South door that shall state that I was a K.C., a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries [1785] many years an acting Magistrate for Norfolk and Suffolk, and by special commission for the borough of Thetford, and that I was returned to represent the said borough (my native place) in parliament, and my coat of arms of the families of MINGAY, Fuller and Parker of Derbyshire shall be painted thereon." The will then proceeded to lay down that "a neat marble monument, with the coat of arms of MINGAY only, shall be placed in the chancel of All Saints church at Shotesham, Norfolk, the ancient burying place of the family, to the memories of my grandfather, WILLIAM MINGAY, and his wife ELIZABETH [he d.1761, aged 80; his wife, ELIZABETH BEAUMONT, d.1753], and all such of their children and grandchildren as are buried there, and mention to be made that their youngest son, my father JAMES MINGAY, and DOROTHY his second wife, and their children are buried in my vault at Thetford." The father had two daughters---one of whom died in 1747, and the other in 1754--by his first wife, and ten children by the second. He confirmed his wifes settlement, and left her for life the dividends on £4,000, four per cents, and an annuity of £200 a year during the life of her mother, HANNAH CORRALL. He also left her the picture of herself by Romney and "the drawing of myself in crayons by Russell", and all her diamonds and pearls, "hoping she will bequeath them to some of my female relatives and with the same hope all my books and pamphlets; also £400 worth of my furniture, glass, china,& etc.," but after her death these were to be divided among his three nephews and a great-nephew (PARKER FULLER MINGAY, son of W.J.MINGAY). MINGAY left annuities to his five sisters, and above-mentioned sum of £4000, was, on his wife's death, to be divided between them and the same great-nephew. His estate at Shottesham went to his nephew, WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY, an officer in H.M. Navy (eldest son of W.R.MINGAY; he died (an Admiral) on 30 Nov.,1865,and was buried in Gravesend Cemetery), with remainder in default of male issue to GEORGE MINGAY, "a student at Caius College, Cambridge" (d.1879 [Venn, 'Biog.Hist. of Gonville and Caius,'¡¡.149]). His "capital mansion and lands in St.Peter, thetford, formerly in the tenure of his late brother WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, M.D.,"were to be sold. This nephew, WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY was to recieve £1000. "all family pictures and prints not otherwise bequeathed, my family bibles, seals; my silver tankard, and pewter dishes and plates that were my uncles." Another nephew, JOHN JAMES GARNHAM, captain in the West Suffolk Militia, received "the messuage in Great Ashfield, in the tenure of MARY ORAMS widows, with 27 acres of land there, all of which I bought of THOMAS STURGEON of that place, and £200. {This nephew d., Granard, Ireland, 18 Dec.,1813, aged 32. A.PAGE,'Suppl. to Suffolk Traveller,' 1844, p.758.] There were many other bequests to relatives, friends and servants. The Rev.HARRY CHARLES MANNING of Thetford had £200. To JAMES PURR, "one of the comonalty of Thetford," were bequeathed "£100 a year life, my favorite mare, my dog Charles by MARSHALL, 10 doz. liquors from my cellar

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Norwich Hospital received £100, and £5 each was left to three parishes of Thetford, Great Ashfield, and Badwell Ash. A codcil to the will expressed his desire, "to be buried in a leaden coffin to be carried by eight poor men of Thetford, each of whom to have a guinea and a pair of gloves. Each child of my Sunday school at Great Ashfield to have a testament and a prayer book and JANE ROPER its mistress to have two guineas." He left the Duke of Norfolk the picture of "our much esteemed friend Lord PETRE'S." by Romney (it was painted at Lord PETRE'S expense for MINGAY in 1793 ['WARD and ROBERTS.' ¡.122]), and to his wife's mother, Mrs. CORRALL, he gave his wife's miniature. The tablet over the south door of St.Mary's Church at Thetford, and near the MINGAY vault, records the facts which he enjoined in his will, and adds:- "In the exercise of the several and relative duties of a son, a husband, and a friend he was equalled by few, in that of a kind and considerate brother surpassed by none. He died possessing the regard and esteem of a numerous acquaintances, and meriting the goodwill and favourable testimony of a grateful family." Another tablet near the south door, bearing the family arms and motto "Prodesse quam conspici," is in memory of the following relatives: His father , JAMES MINGAY, youngest son of WILLIAM MINGAY, of Shottesham, Norfolk, d.25 Jan.1801, aged 83. His mother DOROTHY, dau. and coheiress of WILLIAM FULLER of Caldecot, Huntingdonshire, and granddaughter and sole heiress of EDWARD PARKER of Derby, d.24 May, 1783, aged 56. His sisters: JANE HARRIET, d.22 Sept.,1774, aged 7 years; ELIZABETH SALLY, d.4 Feb.,1783, aged 30; and ISABELLA CHARLOTTE, d.4 Nov.,1791, aged 28. His brother, WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, M.D.(yougest son of said JAMES & DOROTHY), d.21 Aug.,1796, aged 36. Their daughters; HARRIET JANE, d.15 Jun.,1799, aged 16 years; and ELIZA MARGARETTA, d.8 Dec.,1803, aged 20. The other children of JAMES MINGAY and his second wife, DOROTHY, were; No.1, DOROTHY, b.1749, d single; No.5, MARY, b.1759, married Mr.SYDER; No.6, FRANCES, married J.GARNHAM of Thetford; No.7, MARGARET, married J.DERISLEY and No.10, MARY ANN FULLER, who married at Thetford, the Rev. THOMAS FENTON. The Rev.ALFRED L.FELLOWSs, Vicar of Shotesham (as it is now spelt), tells me there is no monument to any MINGAY in the chancel of All Saints' Church, but that outside the building, on the south side of the east window, there has been for fifty years a white marble tablet with an illegible inscription and a coat of arms at the foot. This is probably the MINGAY tablet. MINGAY and his wife sat to Romney for their portraits ('Ward and Roberts,' ¡.108-123; ¡¡.106-7). That of MINGAY represents him in "lace bands, gown and large wig," and seated. A reproduction of it is in The Daily Report for 24 Aug., 1908, p.8. It was offered for sale at Christie & Manson's on 17 March, 1864, lot 151, but did not change hands. It was sold there on 5 July, 1902, £231. The wife's portrait fetched at the same place, on 26 May, 1906, the large sum of £6,510. The engravings, mezzotint, and stipple of his portrait are set out by Mr.F.M.O'Donoghue ('Engraved Portraits at the British Museum,' vol.¡¡¡.). Another portrait of him is in the possession of CHARLES WINCKWORTH, surgeon, of Shefford, in Bedfordshire, whose parents were descended from JAMES MINGAY, the father of the K.C. I have been aided in this Memoir by Mr.J.A.MINGAY, of 3, Glenmore Road, Hampstead by Mr.F.H.Millington, of St.Audrey's Mill House, Thetford, and by Mr.A.L.HUMPHREYS. The particulars of the tablets at St.Mary's Church, Thetford, were kindly furnished by the Vicar, the Rev.ERNEST W.HARDY. W.P.COURTNEY.

HUNTINGDONSHIRE BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS. (See 10 S.v¡¡¡.201; x¡¡.164; 11 S.v¡.207) This is the fourth and concluding portion of my notes attempting to record all the names and dates of the past booksellers and printers of the county of Huntingdonshire. RAMSEY. Stevens (Mr.), bookseller, 1814. Bradley (John),bookseller and stationer 1823-4 Earliest Ramsey printer, 1830-43. Hall (Joseph),bookseller, 1830. Bone (M.),bookseller,1835. Gillard (F.), printer and druggist, 1837-9, Gilleade Titus George),bookseller, 1839-40. Mutton (William), bookseller, stationer, brewer, and parish clerk, 1840-55. The Palmers were printers at Ramsey soon after 1840. Issac Palmer's name appears in Pigot's 'Directory' as a bookseller about that date, and Hatfield's 'Gazetteer' for 1854 includes: "Palmer's, Issac, and Palmer,F.W., printers, of the Great Whyte."

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THETFORD CORPORATION M.S.S.

"Inserted at the end of the large volume bound in parchment is a plan (marked VII) of the property of JAMES MINGAY,Esq. in the town of THETFORD by JAMES PARKER dated October 1789 with orders of Justices etc., for stopping up an old road and making a new one" p.151. "Mentions a letter from JAMES MINGAY dated from Eastrys' Hotel, Southampton street, Convent Gardens, 22 June 1807. Address lost." p.151."The Coporation Insignia". "There is also an elegant silver-mounted staff, six foot in length, which was given by JAMES MINGAY, mayor in 1800, as Mayors' badge of office." The insignia are all described, with illustrations, in a pamphlet printed in 1902, by JAMES MILLINGTON, J.P., (Mayor in 1907), entitled " The History of the Guildhall, Thetford".

THETFORD, NORFOLK .

"The former residence of the MINGAYS, was once called "New Place" but now the "Rookery"

"Guide to Thetford" by W.G.CLARKE, about 1908.

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It was suggested by Mr.WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, nephew of the Admiral, that the latters' wife and children once resided on the Admirals' property at Shotesham, Norfolk and that probably the children were born there.

Continued on page 439. Pages 439 & 441 . Page 439 . ADMIRAL WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY R.N., eldest son of WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, surgeon, of Thetford, Norfolk and of MARY, his wife nee´HARVEY, born at Thetford 20 th January 1784, baptised there 27 th October 1785.

"ADMIRAL WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY(E) who died on the 30th ult. (November 30 th 1865), aged eighty, entered the Royal Navy in 1798. After seeing considerable active service, he, in 1805, was nominated a sub.Lieutenant and was appointed to the "Billgerant", '64. Captain the Hon. GEORGE BYNG, and served with the Naval Brigade under that able officer (afterwards an Admiral and sixth Viscount TORRINGTON) at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope. MINGAY(E) was made a Commander in 1817 and obtained his post-rank in January 1822. For sometime he was Acting-Captain of the "The Royal George" Yacht and in July 1824 had the command of the "Romney", 50. He became a Rear-Admiral April 27 1863. He was in receipt of a good- service pension since December 18.. .

ADMIRAL W.J. MINGAY was married at Penang, Straits Settlement, at about the age of 20 years to CORNELIA MEURER. There was a son and a daughter of the marriage and the latter was probably the ANN MINGAY, a school teacher, living at Perott Street, Hull, in 1826 see the

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Directory for Hull of that year. In, or about, the year 1867 she kept a school for young Ladies at Lewisham, Kent. She was living at a great age in London in 1889. The Admiral had for sometime an office at 55 Parliament Street, Westminster. He died at Hyperion Cottage, Rosherville, Kent, and was buried in the Cemetry at Gravesend.

Information contained in the two preceding paragraphs obtained of MARIA DOVE formerly BEAUMONT, a friend of the Admiral, in November 1901.

ADMIRAL WILLIAM JAMES MINGAYE Born at Thetford 20.01.1784 Entered the Royal Navy 1798 Lieutenant 06.07.1805 Commander 02.10.1817 Captain 29.01.1822 Rear Admiral 01.10.1852 Vice Admiral 04.11.1857 Retired Vice Admiral 18.12.1858 Died 30.11.1865

Clowes' "Royal Navy" Vol.6, p.548 (with additions).

"WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY, Esq.,mid-shipman, Magnificent, 74, Captain W.Hy.JARVIS, when that ship was wrecked near Brest March 25 th 1804. He obtained the rank of Lieutenant July 6, 1805 and served on shore with the Naval Brigade under Captain BYNG, now Viscount

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Torrington, at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in January 1806; from which period we lose sight of him until his appointment to be first Lieutenant of the "Endurance" frigate, Captain William KING, march 5th 1806. In the summer of the following year he was senior Lieutenant of the "Royal George" Yacht bearing the Royal Standard during his present majestys' (King George IV) aquatic excursions in the neighbourhood of Portsmouth, and he subsequently commanded the "Camelion" brig on the same station, upwards of three years. His first commission as Commander and post-Captain bears date Oct.2 nd 1817 and January 29 th 1822. Captain MINGAYS' next appointment was July 22 nd 1824, to the "Romney", 50, armed on flute(?), fitting as a troopship at Chatham. Since January 8 th 1825 he has commanded the "Hyperion" frigate of the establishment of a third rate, lying in Newhaven harbour for the purpose of the extended blockade"

Marshalls' Royal Naval Biography, Vol.VI or Supplements part III and IV p.379.(1829) .

MINGAYE W.J., born 1785(?) entered Navy 16 Sep.1798; served on shore at the capture of Good Hope Jan 1806; Captain 29 Jan.1822; Acting Captain of the "Royal George" yacht 23 Jul.1827; Commanded the "Hyperion", 42 guns in Newhaven harbour 8 Jan.1825 to 1831. Pensioned 18 Dec.1858; Admiral on half pay 27 Apr.1863. Died at Hyperion Lodge, Rosherville, Kent, 30 Nov.1865. Boase "Modern English Biography" .

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"WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY,Esq. newphew of the late Counsellor MINGAY is appointed First Lieutenant of the "Royal George" yacht was fitted out at Deptford, for the reception of the Prince Regent". 'Ipswich Journal', Apr. 2nd 1817

1822, Apr.16, Captains Sir CHARLES BURRARD, Bart. and WILLIAM JAME MINGAY(promoted) to the rank of Post-Captain, R.N. “Gentlemens Magazine" Apr.1822, p.367.

GEORGE MINGAY, surgeon, son of JOHN FOWLE MINGAY of Hull, shipowner and grandson of JOHN MINGAY, Collector of Customs, Hull. Baptised at Holy Trinity Church, Hull, 1779. " Died on Sunday morning last. highly respected at Henry Bests, Esq.,Thetford, in his 43 (?45 th )year GEORGE MINGAY, Esq., surgeon of the West Suffilk Militia. His urbanity of manners and benevolent disposition procured him the esteem of his brother officers and extended circle of friends by whom his loss will be long regretted. "Bury Gazette", June 2nd ,1824 .

Memorial in the churchyard, St.Peters,Thetford, "Sacred to the memory of GEORGE MINGAYE,Esq., a relative of the MINGAYE family (late of this town) many years Surgeon to the West Suffolk Militia. Deceased the 30 of May A.D.1824 at 45" "He lived respected and lamented" Erected by the Reverend GEORGE MINGAYE, of Kennet, 1835.

Continued on page 447. Page 447 . REVEREND GEORGE MINGAY(e) second son of WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAY, surgeon of Thetford.

Preferment

"Rev.GEORGE MINGAY, B.A., Kennet, Co. Cambridgeshire"

"The Gentlemans Magazine", Vol.83. p. 698 (1813) .

Instituted, Monday last, the Rev.GEORGE MINGAY B.A. to the Rectory of Kennet in Cambridgeshire on the preceaulation(?) of OLIVER GODREY Esq.,of Kennet aforesaid.

'Ipswich Journal' Dec 24. 181 3

'Oct. 15 th 1818, Rev.GEORGE MINGAY,M.A. rector of Kennet, Cambs.(married) to MARY WEBB,dau. of R.H.GIRAUD, Esq. of Sudbury, Middlesex.

'The Gentlemans Magazine',1818, Vol.88 p.370 '

'Oct 1818 On the 16inst.(?15) was married the Rev.GEORGE MINGAY,M.A., Rector of Kennet in Cambridgeshire to MARY WEBB, second daughter of RICHARD HERVE´GIRAUD, Esq. of Sudbury, Middlesex'

'Ipswich Journal' Saturday Oct 24 1818 .

'A dispensation has been passed the Great Seal to enable the Rev.GEORGE MINGAY M.A. of Caius College, Cambs. Rector of Kennet, in the Co. Cambridgeshire and the Domestic Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Rutland, to hold the Rectory of Histon in the Co. of Huntingdon, to which he was instituted on Friday last by the Lord '

'John Bull' Jan.6 1828 .

'Married 27 th inst at Wilby Church by the Uncle of the Bride, the Rev.E.A.GIRAUD M.A., Fellow of Dulwich College, GEORGE KING,Esq. of Desiridge Lodge, in this County, to FRANCES, youngest daughter of the Rev.GEORGE MINGAY M.A., Rector of the above Parish'

'Ipswich Journal' Sep 29 th 1849 .

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"Married 3 rd inst. at Wilby, by the Rev.ROBERT (?THOMAS) CRICK rector of Staplehurst, Kent, (brother of the bridegroom) late Public Orator of the , the Rev.HENRY WILLIAM CRICK of Framlingham, to ELIZABETH MARY MINGAYE, eldest daughter of the Rev.GEORGE MINGAYE, rector of Wilby in this County".

"Ipswich Journal" July 5 th 1851 .

"May 9 th (1887) at Southgate Street, Bury St.Edmunds, MARY WEBBE, widow of the late Rev.GEORGE MINGAYE,M.A., in her 91 st year".

"The Standard", May 1887 .

Merchant Taylors' School Admissions .

1835 May. 1. GEORGE HARVEY (?HERVE´) MINGAY born 8th May 1821, son of GEORGE & MARY (WEBB), clergyman, Kennet Place, Newmarket. 2. CHARLES PAGET MINGAYE, born 11 th Aug 1823 son of GEORGE & MARY (WEBB), clergyman, Kennet Place, Newmarket.

"A Register of Scholars admitted into M.T.S. from 1562 to 1874 by the Rev. CHAS.J.ROBINSON, 2 vOLS,1882" .

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KING GEORGE IVs' TODDY-CUP .

In Lockharts' "Life of Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bart", Edinburgh Edition,1902. Vol., p.48., referring to the Kings' arrival at Leith in the "Royal George" yacht (Captain WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY, R.N.) in Aug. 1822, it is related " that on receiving the poet on the quarterdeck His Majesty called for a bottle of Highland whiskey, and having drunk his health in the national liquor, desired a glass to be filled for him, Sir WALTER after draining his own bumper made a

continued on page 451. Page 451 . request that the King bestow on him the glass out of which his Majesty had just drunk his health; and this being granted, the precious vessl was immediately wrapped up and carefully deposited in what what he conceived to be safest part of his dress. So he returned with it to Castle Street". Nothing is related in the "Life" of its presentation to the King, but upon his return in the Royal yacht his majesty gave to Captain W.J.MINGAY the toddy-cup presented to him in Scotland by Sir Walter Scott. It is of cut glass with the Scotch-Thistle upon it and is now (1915) in the possession of Mr.WILLIAM HERVE´MINGAYE of St.Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A., to whose father, Mr.WILLIAM ROBERT MINGAYE, it was given by Admiral W.J.MINGAYS' daughter ANNE in 1889.

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SYDER----MINGAY .

Mr.GEORGE SYDER of Thetford, son of THOMAS, (said to have descended from the family of SIDAY) who married May 4 th 1787, MARY (born Sep.15 th ,1757) daughter of JAMES MINGAY, surgeon, of Thetford, died at the age of 95, his widow died in 1847, aged 90. Their issue was three sons and one daughter. The eldest son GEORGE SYDER died without issue in Java, the second son CLEMENT,entered the Royal Marines and also died without issue; the third son CHARLES BRODIE SYDER, M.D., married

continued on page 453. Page 453 . firstly MARY ANN RACKMAN and secondly SARAH STUDD. It is presumed that by one or other, or both of these wives he had children one of whom was CHARLES MINGAY SYDER M.D., who in 1858 was living at Celsus Cottage, 128 Kew Street, Newtown, Geelong, Victoria. He was formerly Resident Surgeon of Marylebone Infirmary, London, England; author of "The Chemical decomposition of the London Pharmacopoeid", (London 1821) and of the "The Voice of Truth in defence of Nature" published in Geelong 1855. He edited "A Series of Lectures on Surgery by CHARLES WILLIAM JONES" in 1821.

MINGAY(E)'S of AUSTRALIA .

GEORGE HERVE´ MINGAY, second son of Rev. GEORGE MINGAYE of Wilby, Suffolk.(England), born 8 May 1827, went first to Canada where in 1858 he married FRANCES, daughter of JOHN HENDERSON, of London (England), at Hamilton, Ontario (Canada) and afterwards went to Australia, where he died. He had three sons and one daughter all of whom were living in 1914 viz. 1) JOHN C.H.MINGAY, J.P., Campbell Street, Paraucotta. (umarried). 2) WILLIAM MINGAY, ( married---2 children) (? WILLIAM GEORGE MINGAY, 86 Douglas St., Petersham, N.S.W.) 3) HERVE´MINGAY, (unmarried) 4) GEORGINA, dau. (umarried).

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OTHER MINGAY(E)'S of AUSTRALIA .

NEW SOUTH WALES DIRECTORY 1907 .

Mrs. WILLIAM MINGAY, 136 Aust Street, Camperdown's.

WILLIAM C. MINGAY, Victoria pars 1, Manly.

QUEENSLAND DIRECTORY 1911 .

CHARLES H. MINGAY, Corn Crushing Mill, Gill St., Queenstown.

NEW SOUTH WALES DIRECTORY 1911 .

WILLIAM MINGAY, 49 Corso, Manly.

NEW SOUTH WALES DIRECTORY 1913 .

WILLIAM MINGAY, Green Street, Brookvale.

WILLIAM MINGAY, 49 Corso Street, Manly.

WILLIAM MINGAY, Mi-mi Street, Oatley.

1 Footnote by A.J.MINGAY, the actual spelling is unclear at this point, and many other spellings are guessed at by myself.

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Le NEVE - MINGAY

Married at Norwich. PETER Le NEVE, Esq. to Miss MINGAY, eldest daughter of Councillor MINGAY.

"Ipswich Journal", Oct 16 th 1762 .

PETER Le NEVE,eldest son (? of EDWARD Le NEVE of Soho Square, London and of HENRIETTE 3rd daughter of OLIVER Le NEVE of Great Witchingham, Norfolk and ANN (GAUDY) his wife was born 25 th Apr. 1719 and on Mar 13 th 1759 1 married (ANNE) ELIZA eldest daughter of WILLIAM MINGAY, Esq. of Norwich and died in St.Stephen's, Norwich, October 18 th 1766. He was both deaf and dumb. His wife survived him and died, a widow, at Dublin, at the age of forty five, September 8 th 1781, leaving issue daughters; one of whom, ISABELLA JULIANA, was wife of Mr.HARROLD, a surgeon, at Nayland near Colchester. As appears above, this PETER Le NEVE was grandson of OLIVER Le NEVE, of Great Witchingham, who married ANN daughter of Sir JOHN GAWDY and sister to Sir BASSINGBOURNE GAUDY. OLIVER Le NEVE was brother to PETER Le NEVE, Norwich.(?)

"Norfolk Archæologia", Vol.II and other sources .

Sep.8 th 1781. At Dublin, in the 45 th year of her age Mrs.ANNE ELIZA Le NEVE, relict of the late PETER Le NEVE,Esq. of Norwich, and eldest daughter of Councillor MINGAY.

1 Footnote to the above added in margin:-married Oct.5 th 1752 St.Stephens Registery.

"Gentlemans Magazine" 1781. Vol.51, p.443 .

1800 Feb.10 th . The Reverand STEPHEN BUCKLE, rector of All Saints and St.Julian in Norfolk and formerly of Caius College, Cambridge , aged 59 B.A.1764.

"European Magazine", Vol 37. p.253 .

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Descendents of WILLIAM MINGAY Esq. of the City of Norwich, son of WILLIAM MINGAY, Esquire, of Shotesham, Norfolk and grandson to the Reverand HENRY MINGAY, Rector of Redenhall, Norfolk .

WILLIAM MINGAY was a barrister-at-law, and married firstly his cousin ANNA the daughter and co-heiress of ISSAC CLARKE, Attorney-at-law, at Norwich Cathedral in 1729. She died in 1744 leaving issue two daughters, viz:- 1).ANNA ELIZA, eldest, married March 13 th 1759, PETER Le NEVE (died in St.Stephens, Norwich October 18 th 1766). She died at Dublin Sep.8 th 1781, in the 45 th year of her age. 2).JANE, youngest, married the Reverand STEPHEN BUCKLE, B.A. of Caius College, Cambridge. She died before 5 th Dec.1791. He died Rector of All Saints and St.Julian in Norwich Nov.15 th 1764. The second wife WILLIAM MINGAY was ELIZABETH BUGG, of Norwich, who died in 1780 and was buried at Shotesham, Norfolk April 20 th . By her he had several children most of whom were baptised at St. Stephen Church, Norwich,and died in their infancy but it is known that one son WILLIAM and a daughter ISABELLA survived their parents and married. The daughter ISABELLA, baptised, at

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St.Stephens Church, Norwich, 21 st August 1756, married at the Church of St.James-the-less, Westminster, in 1777, as his second wife, JOHN BUCKMASTER, and had by him several children from one of whom descended the BUCKMASTER of Wandsworth and of Hindley near Wigan. She died in Sloane Street, London, in 1834.

WILLIAM MINGAY the father died in 1761, before his father, and was buried at Shotesham January 22 nd . His will was proved in P.C.C. 20 th Feb 1761. The son WILLIAM, baptised at St.Stephens Church, Norwich, 20 th June (?January) 1753 was for sometime in the Army, then a French-master at the grammer school, Hawkshead, Lancashire, and afterwards a farmer at Hassel in Cheshire, where he died May 31 st 1840 and was buried at Sandbach Jun 6 th . He is mentioned in the will of his uncle ROBERT MINGAY of Shotesham who died in 1779, and in that of a distant relative JAMES MINGAY M.D. of Windsor who died in 1813.

WILLIAM MINGAY married ARABELLA daughter of SALATHIEL HALTON of South Wingfield Manor, Derbyshire, who died at Atherstone and was buried at Manchester, Warwickshire in 1861 or 1862. The only surviving issue of this union was WILLIAM GEORGE MINGAY.

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born about 1807; died at Atherston in June 1872 and was buried at Merevale.He was twice married, firstly to ANN daughter of JOHN GALLIARD, of Nantwich, solicitor, (born in 1818, and died in 1853, aged 35 years. She was buried at Church Coppenhall, Cheshire Nov. 29. 1853), and secondly to LYDIA PARR of Dewsbury, Yorkshire and sister to ALFRED PARR mayor of Dewsbury 1908. She died in 1887, aged 54, and was buried at Merevale in November of that year. Her will is dated July 27 1887 and was proved at Chester Dec 10 th same year. By both wives WILLIAM GEORGE MINGAY had several children of whom particulars are given in the complete pedigree, see page 465 post. WILLIAM MINGAY who died in 1840 had three commissions in the Army one dated 1796 bearing the signiture of GEORGE III, one signed by LORD LONSDALE in 1798 and the last by EARL POWIS in 1803. He was a Lieutenant in the Westmorland Militia and in the 13 th Light Dragoon Guards. There is a tradition among his grandchildren that he was twice married and by his first wife, name unknown, he had a son ADOLPHUS, a surgeon in the Army, who was musical and possessed a Stradivarius violin that had been in the family over one hundred years. Merevale the burial place of WILLIAM GEORGE MINGAY and of his second

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Page 463 . wife is in Warwickshire. It is said that the inscription upon the former gravestone asserts that he was a grandson of Admiral WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY R.N., but if so it is an error .

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***MINGAY----MARTINE***

"On the 18 th Dec. 1907, at the house of the bride, 7 Glenwood Avenue, Orange, New Jersey, by the Reverand WILLIAM DEXTER, MARK BLAKELEY MINGAY, of New York, to MARY BLAKE MARTINE of Orange, New Jersey."

Ex. "The Standard" (London) Jan 3, 1908 .

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HALTON of SOUTH WINGSFIELD MANOR, DERBYSHIRE.

SALATHIEL HALTON = ELLEN.....

ARABELLA JULIET AMELIA THISBE = JOHN BRICKWOOD married married MINGAY PARKINSON

JOHN WILLIAM MARY ANN ELLEN SARAH JULIET (HOLLAND) (LETTER) (BRISCOE) married BRICKWOOD CHRISTOPHER CHARLES IMISON.

JOHN ELIZABETH EDWIN = MARY ARABELLA SARAH EMMA AMELIA BRICKWOOD (FIELDING) ELIZABETH (BRIGLEY) ANN (CUNNINGHAM) THISBE IMISON SAVAGE (NEWTON)

KATHLEEN JOHN CHRISTOPHER CHARLES MARJORIE GEOFFREY ISABELLA MARY ALWYNE SAVAGE KENNETH HALTON ELIZABETH

ExStemma peves (?) Reverand G.HALTON.

SALATHIEL HALTON was probably a ships captain, his father was EMANUEL HALTON of South Winfield Manor, Derbyshire. His (Salathiel') will was proved in 1811 and that of his widow Ellen in 1823.

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MINGAY of NORWICH and of HASSALL,co.CHESHIRE.

WILLIAM MINGAY = ARABELLA dau. of ISABELLA MINGAY dau. of son of WILLIAM MINGAY SALATHIEL HALTON WILLIAM MINGAY, ob.1761, baptised Esq. of Norwich, Norfolk of S.Wingfield at St.Stephen's Church Norwich, barrister -at-law died 1761 Manor, Derbyshire 21 Aug 1756 became second wife of Bap.St.Stephens' Church, Married JOHN BUCKMASTER of Lambeth, Surrey Norwich 30 Jan 1753. Died Died at Atherston Married St.James-the-less at Hassal 31 May 1840 & Warwickshire 1861-62 Church, Westminster 1777, died in buried at Sandbach buried at Mancetter London 1834. Cheshire, 6 June. same county. Aged about 90.

ANN, dau. of JOHN GALLIARD = WILLIAM GEORGE MINGAY = LYDIA, dau. of ...PARR of of Nantwich, Cheshire, sol r. only son & child, born Dewsbury, Yorkshire & sister born 1818, buried at Church about 1807. Many years to Alfred Parr, mayor of Coppenhall, Cheshire 29 Nov. organist at Nantwich Dewsbury in 1908. Buried at 1853, aged 35--1st wife. Parish Church. Died at Merevale, Warwickshire Nov . Atherstone, Warwickshire 1887, aged 54. Will dated June 1872, buried at July 29 th 1887. Proved at Merevale in same Co. Chester Dec 10 1887.-- 2 nd wife.

1.WILLIAM MINGAY 1.CATHERINE ARABELLA 1.GEORGE SAMUEL 1.MAUDE ELEANOR b.Aug 1841, died MINGAY,b.17 Sep 1840 & MINGAY b.25 Sep 1868 MINGAY b.25 Jul South Africa leaving bap.Church Coppenhall Liv. 1908 at Bredbury 1859.Bap.@Church a daughter LAURA who Nov.8 th 1860. nr.Stockport, Cheshire Coppenhall Sep.5 married 12 Mar 1908 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Married and has issue. 1859.Died <1908. Rev....GIBBONS of 2.MARY ANNE MINGAY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ South Africa. bap.@ Church Coppenhall 2.MARK BLAKELEY MINGAY 2. MAY CONSTANCE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 22 Sep 1845. Married of New York, U.S.A. MINGAY born Jan 2.EMANUEL HALTON ...... BAYNES. Living born at Atherstone, Co 4 th 1863. Buried MINGAY of at Wakefield, Yorks. Warwick, 23 May 1866 at Merevale, Haslington, Ches. in 1908. Married 18 Dec 1907 Warks. Nov 1880 b.Oct 21 1842 at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARY BLAKE MARTINE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Church Coppenhall 3.ELLEN MINGAY bap at both living 1915. 3.FLORENCE JUSTIANA Ches. & bap privately Church Coppenhall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MINGAY born May same day. As Halton (privately) Nov 27 3.ADOLPHUS FREDERICK 29 1864. Buried only married CAROLINE 1846.Dead < 1908. MINGAY born 3 Jul. at Bredbury, ....., who died 1904 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1869. Died at Sto ckport;----- Issue a son HERBERT 4.ELIZA MINGAY bap Manchester Apr.1891. unmarried. & a dau. ALICE privately at Church ---- unmarried. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ living 1908. Coppenhall Dec 1 1849 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Living 1908. 3.JOHN MINGAY b.1844 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ died..., married 5.ANN MINGAY born at NOTE. The above dates of births were HANNAH... who died Church Coppenhall Nov copied (11 th Aug 1908) from entries 23 Jun 1902 at 127 26 th 1853 & privately in a M.S. book or album kept by the Thomas Street, Crewe. bap. same day, buried mother LYDIA MINGAY, & was in the Issue:- at Church Coppenhall possession of her son GEORGE SAMUEL WILLIAM CHARLES 29 Nov. 1853. MINGAY, of Churchgate, Stockport. MINGAY son & dau. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SARAH ELLEN married to...... THOMPSON. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NOTE:- WILLIAM CHARLES MINGAY, son of JOHN MINGAY 4.THOMAS HILDITCH married and had a son JOHN HENRY MINGAY of the MINGAY,baptised Earl of Chesters' Yeomanry, who at the age of privately at 22, was accidently killed in the training camp Church Coppenhall in Eaton Park, Cheshire in May 1912. 24 Dec.1847. Died... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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MINGAY of SHADWELL, co.MIDDLESEX MARRIAGES .

1752...... JOHN MINGAY of SHADWELL, aged 26 to MARY MARSHALL aged 21 of the same parish. The marriage took place at Bromley-by Bow.

Communicated by the Reverand C.J.BUCKMASTER .

Church of St. Paul, Shadwell. Extracts from the Parish Registers Children of JOHN & MARY (Marshall) MINGAY . BAPTISMS.

1753 May 30. JOHN son of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 21 days old. 1754 Aug 25. JAMES son of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 39 days old. 1756 Jul 1. JOHN son of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 24 days old. 1758 Jan 21. MARY dau.of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 20 days old. 1760 Sep 3. SARAH dau.of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 38 days old. 1761 Nov 30.WILLIAM son of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 33 days old. 1763 Sep 16.REBECCA dau.of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 27 days old. 1766 Jul 16 HANNAH dau.of JOHN MINGAY, cooper, in Foxes Lane, & MARY his wife, 31 days old. 1769 Mar 27 NATHANIEL son of JOHN MINGAY, cooper & MARY in Shakespeares Walk, 11 months old..

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CHURCH of St PAUL, SHADWELL. EXTRACTS from Registers, continued.

BAPTISMS . Children of JAMES MINGAY born 1738, (son of GEORGE and ANN (Syred) MINGAY of Orford, Suffolk.) and his wife SUSAN(NA) of Shadwell, Middlesex.

1768 Aug. 7 EDWARD, son of JAMES MINGAY, grocer, & SUSAN of Wapping Wall, 10 weeks. 1770 Mar. 4 THOMAS EDWARD,son of JAMES MINGAY, grocer, & SUSAN at Pelican Stairs, 5 days. 1772 Nov. 1 GEORGE JOHN,son of JAMES MINGAY, grocer, & SUSAN in Foxes Lane, 81 days old. 1774 Jan 30 JAMES, son of JAMES MINGAY, grocer, & SUSAN, in Foxes Lane, 29 days old. 1775 Oct.8 JOHN SYRED son of JAMES MINGAY, rope dealer, & SUSAN, in Foxes Lane, 26 days old. 1777 Sep.7 GEORGE son of JAMES MINGAY, shop keeper & SUSAN, in Foxes Lane, 28 days old. 1779 Jul 18 WILLIAM, son of JAMES MINGAY, Iron-monger, & SUSAN in Foxes Lane, 23 days old.

BURIALS.

1753 Dec 1 JOHN son of JOHN MINGA(L)EY.

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1769 Feb 24 EDWARD son of JAMES MINGAY, Pelican Stairs 1770 Oct 8 WILLIAM MUGGAY(?), Farmer Street. 1771 May 20 HANNAH MINGAY, Griffin Street. 1774 Mar 27 SARAH MINILY(?), Collings Court. 1806 Nov 6 EDWARD JAMES MINGAY from St.Georges, a child (probably the first born son of JOHN SYRED & SUSSANNAH (HILL) MINGAY. 1808 Jul 8 ELIZABETH MINGAY, Limehouse, a child. (probably daughter of JOHN SYRED & SUSSANNAH (HILL) MINGAY. 1809 Jan 4 JANE MINGAY from St.Annes, Limehouse, a child. (daughter of JOHN SYRED & SUSSANNAH (HILL) MINGAY.

1821 JAMES MINGAY, baptised at St.Pauls' Church, Shadwell, Jan 30 1774, son of JAMES & SUSSANNA MINGAY of Foxes Lane, Shadwell, died umarried at North Sreet, Poplar, E. in 1821. He was a cooper at the West India Docks, and Admon of his Estate was granted in P.C.C., Jul 10 1821 to his brothers JOHN & THOMAS E. MINGAY.

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MINGAY of LIMEHOUSE, MIDDLESEX .

Children of JOHN SYRED MINGAY. (son of JAMES & SUSAN(NA) MINGAY) Who was baptised at St.Pauls' Church,Shadwell, Oct 8 th 1775 and of his wife SUSANNA, daughter of ISSAC & JANE HILL of the Parish of St.George-in-the-East, married by licence, at St.Anns' Church, Limehouse, Aug.18 th 1801.

1). EDWARD JAMES, son, buried at St.Pauls' Church, Shadwell from St.George-in-the-East, Nov. 6 th 1806.

Extracts from the Parish Registers of St.Anns', Limehouse .

Marriages .

1801 Aug 18 th JOHN MINGAY, batchelor, & SUSANNA HILL, spinster of St.George-in-the-East, by licence. JOHN GROVE, minister In the presence of THOMAS WARDELLS & THOMAS... HOWARD.

Christenings .

2) 1804 Jul.22 nd , SUSANAH dau. of JOHN SYRED MINGAY, ironmonger, Narrow Street and SUSANNAH (his wife), born May 17 th 1804. 3) 1806 Feb.12 th , ELIZABETH dau. of JOHN SYRED MINGAY, ironmonger, Narrow Street and SUSANNAH (his wife), born Dec.31 st 1805. (Buried at St.Pauls' Church,Shadwell, Jul.8 th . 1808).

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Extracts from the Parish Registers of St.Anns', Limehouse , continued.

Children of JOHN SYRED & SUSANNAH MINGAY .

Christenings .

4) 1808 May 1 st JANE dau. of JOHN SYRED MINGAY, ironmonger, Narrow Street and SUSANNAH (his wife), born Apr.1 st 1808. (Buried at St.Pauls' Church,Shadwell Jan 4 th 1809. 7) 1817 Jul.29 th EMELINA dau. of JOHN SYRED MINGAY, Ships Chandler, and SUSANNAH (his wife), born Nov.14 th 1815.

Burials .

5) 1812 Oct 26 th WILLIAM son of JOHN MINGAY, 10 days old. 6) 1815 Mar.16 th WILLIAM HENRY MINGAY 6 months old. 8) 1817 Mar.30 th JAMES MINGAY, 5 weeks old. 9) 1820 Jun.11 th FREDRICK MINGAY, 14 days old. 10) 1823 Jul.27 th ALFRED MINGAY, 6 weeks. 1826 Mar.10 th SUSANNAH MINGAY, 22years old. (No.2 baptised Jul.22 nd 1804).

1833 Sep.13 th SUSANNAH MINGAY, aged 58 years (Wife of JOHN SYRED MINGAY).

1845 Jul.27 th MARY ANN MINGAY, 26years, from Ratcliff, (Died 18 th Jul., wife of GEORGE MINGAY a Ships Chandler of No.14 York Terrace, Salmon Lane, possibly the son of JAMES MINGAY of Shadwell, born 1777).

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THOMAS EDWARD MINGAY, baptised, at St.Pauls Church, Shadwell 4 March 1770, second son of JAMES & SUSAN MINGAY of Pelican Stairs, Wapping, was married and had a daughter SARAH who became the wife of ...... BOLING. He was living in 1821.

Another son of JAMES & SUSAN MINGAY was in 1807 living in the neighbourhood of Yoxford in Suffolk.

The following extract from the Registers of baptisms at the Church of St.George in the East refers to the future wife of JOHN SYRED MINGAY to whom she was married at the Church of St.Ann, Limehouse, 18 August 1801:- 22 Oct 1775, SUSSANNE dau.of ISSAC HILL, Waterm(an) by JANE. VIRG(INIA). ST(REET) 25 days old

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MINGAY of ORFORD, STRATFORD St. ANDREW & BEDFIELD Co. SUFFOLK .

GEORGE MINGAY, the first of Orford, who married ANN SYRED at Kettleburgh, Suffolk. 6 Jun 1726 had a brother JAMES living at Stratford St. Andrew (Will dated 1772 and proved at Norwich 1774) and another brother JOHN who lived at Bedfield.

JAMES MINGAY was probably unmarried as no mention is made in his Will of wife or children but he mentions his three sisters viz:- ELIZABETHthe wife of BENJAMIN BROWN; MARY the wife of ...... BAXTER and SUSANNAH the wife of ....SACKER and also the children of his deceased brother JOHN viz:- sons JOHN and ROBERT and daughters MARY, SARAH and ELIZABETH, the latter the deceased wife of JOHN BALAAM. He also mentions JONATHAN and SARAH the children of his neice DEBOROAH COOK.

GEORGE & ANN (SYRED) MINGAY were not buried at Orford. ANN probably pre-deceased her husband whose Will is dated 1769 and Admon. granted to his son JAMES of Shadwell in 1782. GEORGE MINGAY died 20 Nov 1782.

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These refer to the underlined people on page 481.

JAMES MINGAY lived at Shadwell, Middlesex

THOMAS MINGAY , Banker of Smithfield, was buried in Hornsey Old Churchyard in 1803 see M.I. W.J.MINGAY is buried in Thornham, Norfolk see M.I.

GEORGE MINGAY , born 20 Nov 1782 & DOROTHY LUCY BUTTON of Brundish, Co. Suffolk, who became his wife, was born 14 Oct 1787. They had no issue.

Note by A.J.MINGAY:- Baptised 2 November 1786 in the Parish Registers of Brundish, held on feche at the Lowestoft Branch of Suffolk Record Office.

G.W.MINGAY living in Toronto, Canada, in 1915.

T.W.MINGAY living at Niagara Falls, U.S.A. in 1915

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EXTRACTS of the PARISH REGISTERS of ORFORD, SUFFOLK .

CHRISTENINGS 1731 Sep 5. SARAH dau of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1732 Oct 2. GEORGE son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1734 Jun 30. WILLIAM son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1735 Jul 27. WILLIAM son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1736 Jan 16. HANNAH dau of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1738 Oct 7. JAMES son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1739 Dec 14. ANN dau of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1740 Jan 26. RICHARD son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1745 Nov 19. THOMAS son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1746 May 25. ANN dau of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1748 Feb 8. THOMAS son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY

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1758 Feb 16. GEORGE son of GEORGE & MARY(HANBY) MINGAY 1762 Mar 25. MARY dau of GEORGE & MARY(HANBY) MINGAY " " " ANN dau of GEORGE & MARY(HANBY) MINGAY 1764 Nov 1. THOMAS son of GEORGE & MARY(HANBY) MINGAY 1766 Nov 3. SARAH dau of GEORGE & MARY(HANBY) MINGAY 1769 Aug 28. WILLIAM JAMES son of GEORGE & MARY(HANBY) MINGAY

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1783 Jun 15 GEORGE son of GEORGE & ANN (GROOME) MINGAY 1785 Feb 27 THOMAS son of GEORGE & ANN (GROOME) MINGAY 1787 Nov 25 MARY ANN(b,8 th ) dau of GEORGE & ANN (GROOME) MINGAY 1789 Sep 20 MARGARET dau of GEORGE & ANN (GROOME) MINGAY 1792 Jan 29 WILLIAM GROOM son of GEORGE & ANN (GROOME) MINGAY (b. 7 Jan)

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1846 May 17 GEORGE WILLIAM , son of GEORGE WILLIAM (eldest son of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY b.1769) and CELIA (ROPE) MINGAY, (born.13 Jan) 1848 Jan 16 THOMAS WALTER , son of GEORGE WILLIAM & CELIA (ROPE) MINGAY, (born 12 Dec 1847

EXTRACTS MADE by Miss EMMELINE ANNA ROPE, of ORFORD .

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ANN GROOM was the daughter of ROBINSON and ALICE (nee RICHARDSON) GROOM or GROOME of Aldeburgh, Suffolk

MARY ATKINSON was the second wife of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY. His first wife was.....BRADY of Sudbourne, Suffolk.

Continued on page 483. Page 483 .

EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS of ORFORD, SUFFOLK.

MARRIAGE S.

1756 Oct 7 GEORGE MINGAY of Orford & MARY HAMBY, of Orford, both single, by licence. 1781 Sep 11 GEORGE MINGAY of Orford & ANN GROOM, both single. 1809 Jun 10 WILLIAM HODGE, widower, & ANNE MINGAY spinster, by licence. Witnesses:- GEORGE MINGAY, junior & DOROTHY LUCY MINGAY.

PUBLICATION of BANNS

1792 Apr 22 WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY of Orford, bachelor(?) and MARY ATKINSON of Bacton, spinster (Bacton in Suffolk)

1727 Jun 6 Married in Kettleburgh (Suffolk) by the Rev. Mr SAMUEL THOMPSON June 6, 1727, GEORGE MINGAY (and ANN SYRED), both single & of Orford [memo] [1915].

From the Marriage Licence Bonds at Ipswich 1663 - 1750 . printed by F.A.CRISP Esq., London 1900.

NOTE:- The name of the bride was omitted but has since been verified by a certificate obtained from the incumbent of Kettleburgh..

1844 Oct 3 GEORGE WILLIAM MINGAY & CELIA ROPE were married at the Parish Church of Fressingfield, Suffolk.

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MARGARET MINGAY was accidently drowned in the River Ore, June 23 rd 1802.

WILLIAM GROOM MINGAY died at Sea, Sep 8 th 1811 Query, if he was buried at Orford ?

GEORGE MINGAY, died Jun 14 th 1827. ANN MINGAY, died Sep 4 th 1831. SOPHIA MINGAY, died Jan 1 st 1836. GEORGE MINGAY, died Dec 1 st 1853 DOROTHY LUCY MINGAY, died Jan 12 th 1856.

MARY ANN MINGAY, died, unmarried, Jun 25 th 1866.

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EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS of ORFORD, SUFFOLK .

BURIALS .

1730 Feb 23 GEORGE, son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1731 Sep 29 SARAH, dau.of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1734 Aug 25 WILLIAM infant son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1736 Jan 30 HANNAH, infant dau.of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1740 Apr 4 ANN, infant dau of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1741 Jul 17 RICHARD, " son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1743 Feb 4 RICHARD, " son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1747 Nov 8 THOMAS, " son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1749 Jun 14 THOMAS, " son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1765(9?)Oct 25 ANN, dau.of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1776 Aug 21 WILLIAM son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY 1788 Mar 11 SARAH dau.of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY, 12 years of age. 1802 MARGARET dau.of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY

1804 Jan 20 MARY, the wife of GEORGE MINGAY (died Jan 16), aged 74 yrs. 1807 Apr 12 GEORGE MINGAY, died Apr 8 th , aged 75 years.

1811 WILLIAM GROOM, son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY, aged 19 years. 1826 Jan 25 THOMAS son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY, aged 40 years. 1827 Jun 21 GEORGE (senior) died aged 70 years. 1831 Sep 10 ANN, wife of GEORGE MINGAY, aged 69 years. 1836 Jan 11 SOPHIA(nee. COTTERILL) widow of THOMAS aged 64. 1853 Dec 8 GEORGE MINGAY,of St. Clements, Ipswich aged 71. 1856 Jan 18 DOROTHY LUCY (nee. BUTTON), widow of GEORGE MINGAY of St. Clements aged 69. 1866 Jun 30 MARY ANN, dau.of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY, aged 79.

Extracts made by Miss Emmeline Anne Rope of Orford, Suffolk.

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ORFORD SUFFOLK. INSCRIPTION ON AN ALTAR-TOMB IN THE CHURCHYARD .

SOPHIA wife of THOMAS MINGAY who died Jan .11, 1836 Aged 64 years.

In memory of Beneath this stone In memory of WILLIAM GROOM are interred the Remains of MARGARET MINGAY MINGAY THOMAS MINGAY who departed this life Who departed this life son of GEORGE and June 23, 1802. September 8, 1811 ANN MINGAY Aged 12 years. Aged 19 yearts. departed this life January 17, 1826 Aged 41 years Also of the above GEORGE MINGAY departed this life June 14 th ,1827 Aged 70 years. ANN wife of GEORGE MINGAY died Sept 4 1831 Aged 69 years. GEORGE son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY died Dec 1 st 1853 Aged 71 years. MARY ANN MINGAY Died June 25 th 1866. Aged 79 years.

DOROTHY LUCY Relict of GEORGE MINGAY Died Jan. 12 th 1856. Aged 69 years.

Copied at Orford by J.A.MINGAY, 1876.

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COPY of ENTRIES in the BIBLE once belonging to Mr.MINGAY of ORFORD .

1782 (? Died) GEORGE MINGAY, 20 TH November

Mrs. SYRED departed this life Oct.1789. Aged 88.

Cap n. SWINBURNE departed this life Dec.19,1790. Aged 38 years.

GEORGE MINGAY printed on red leather OREFORD on the outside of the BIBLE. SUFFOLK

A piece of White GEORGE MINGAY son of GEORGE & ANN MINGAY Paper pasted on was baptized the 2 nd October 1732 as appears by the Register Book of Orford. Witness John Conner.

[The following is printed upsidedown]

THOMAS MINGAY son of GEORGE MINGAY & MARY his wife, died the --Sep 1803. Aged 39 years. Buried at Hornsey in the County of Middlesex. MARY wife of GEORGE MINGAY died the 16 th Jan.1804. Aged 74 years

My dear father GEORGE MINGAY died April 8 about half past twelve at night 1807, aged 75 years.

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ORFORD, SUFFOLK Inscriptions on Head Stones in the Churchyard .

1) GEORGE MINGAY, died 8 Apr.1807, aged 75. 2) MARY MINGAY, died 16 Jan. 1804, aged 74. 3) MARY, wife of EDWARD DOVE, died 22 March 1805. aged 45.

Copied by DAVY in 1834.

Nov. 30, 1790. Mr.MINGAY of West Smithfield (married) to Miss COTERILL of Old Bath Square.

"The Gentlemans Magazine" for 1790. Vol.60 Part II. p.146.

Sunday, died at Orford in her 70 th year ANN relict of the late GEORGE MINGAY of the same place.

"Ipswich Journal" Sep. 30 1831.

Died 2 nd inst. at Orford, Mrs.MINGAY, relict of the late Mr.THOMAS MINGAY formerly of that town.

"Ipswich Journal" Jan 9 th 1836 .

From a complete List of Mayors of Orford by Mr.W.Sancroft Randell.

1752 GEORGE MINGAY; 1757 GEORGE MINGAY; 1762 GEORGE MINGAY; 1833 GEORGE MINGAY; 1838 GEORGE MINGAY.

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THORNHAM, NORFOLK . INSCRIPTIONS on GRAVESTONES in the CHURCHYARD. (South Side).

1) MARY MINGAY. Died Oct. 8 th 1811, Aged 40.

Note from page 490 :- MARY MINGAY probably died at KINGS LYNN & is buried there.

2) PHOEBE ELIZABETH MINGAY. Died Nov.8 th 1825, aged 10 years.

Note from page 490 :- PHOBE ELIZABETH MINGAY was buried at Thornham.

3) MARY CLEMENTINA LAWS. Died Jul.24 th 1839, Aged 35.

Note from page 490:- MARY CLEMENTINA (nee´ MINGAY) LAWS was buried at West Winch, Norfolk.

4) WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY. Died Dec 5 th 1851, Aged 83 years. also 5) MARY ANN, wife of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY Died Mar. 23 rd 1857, Aged 70 years.

Copied at THORNHAM, by J.A.MINGAY, 1877.

NOTES .

1) nee´ MARY ATKINSON, second wife of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY.

2) Daughter of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY by his 3 rd wife PHOEBE nee´DODIMAN.

3) Daughter of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY by his 2 nd wife MARY nee´ ATKINSON, and first wife of GEORGE LAWS of Kings Lynn, Norfolk. She was buried at West Winch, Norfolk.

4) Son of GEORGE & MARY (nee HAMBY) MINGAY of Orford, Suffolk. He died at Norwich but was buried at Thornham.

5) nee´ MARY ANN DODIMAN, daughter of MARTIN DODIMAN of THORNHAM, 4 th wife of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY & sister to his third wife PHOBE who was buried in St.James (the old) Burial Ground at Kings Lynn.

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WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY, of ORFORD, co. SUFFOLK . & his descendants .

WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY, born at Orford in 1769 and baptised there Aug.28 th same year, third son of GEORGE & MARY (nee´HAMBY) MINGAY of Orford, was in early life a sailor in the EAST INDIA COMPANY SERVICE and went five times to CHINA onboard the Ship "Duke of Buccleuch" (?). On giving up the sea he resided for some time at Wattisfield, Suffolk, then at Kings Lynn, Norfolk, from whence he moved to Littleport,in the Isle of Ely, and afterwards returned to Kings Lynn. Finally, at Michaelmass 1822 he went to Thornham, Norfolk where for thirty years he farmed on the HOGGE (now AMES-LYDE) Estate, and died Dec.5 th 1851, at Norwich, at the house of GEORGE NELSON MINGAY at which he was seized with illness while returning to Thornham after visiting his daughter Mrs. JOHN ROPE at Fressingfield, Suffolk. He was buried at Thornham. Mr.GEORGE NELSON MINGAY relationship to WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY was not established. The subject of this memoir was married four times firstly to ...... BRADY, of Sudbourne, Suffolk, who died in child-bed and left no surviving issue. Secondly in 1792 to MARY ATKINSON of Bacton, Suffolk who died Oct. 8 th 1811 at the age of 40 and is probably buried at Kings Lynn, by whom he had one daughter MARY CLEMENTINA who became the first wife of GEORGE LAWS. of Kings Lynn (died Oct.20 th 1862 and buried at West Winch) and dying

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Page 495 . at Kings Lynn, Jul. 24 th 1839 at the age of 35 was buried at West Winch, Norfolk. She left issue a son GEORGE MINGAY LAWS who went to live in California, married a lady of Swedish extraction and had by her children; a second son THOMAS THURLOW LAWS was a sailor and Captain in the Merchant Service. He married...... BOLLIN and had by her a son ROBERT LAWS who was living at Cardiff, South Wales in 1893; a third son HARRY WILLIAM LAWS was drowned in California in 1853 and a fourth and youngest son EDWARD LAWS, born in 1839 died at Kings Lynn in 1859 or 1860. There were four daughters of this marriage, viz. MARGARET ANN LAWS married in 1870 to HERR AUGUSTUS GOEBELLS (born in Berlin) and died without issue at Kings Lynn Dec. 19 th 1885; PHOEBE LAWS, married late in life; CLEMENTINA LAWS married to JAMES ROPE, youngest son of RICHARD and HANNAH ROPE of Cransford Hall, Suffolk, by whom she issue, 'TOPSY', a daughter, who died young; RICHARD GEORGE ROPE who married and had children and was residing in Cardiff in 1893; JAMES THOMAS ROPE, who married and died in Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa; HENRY ROPE, youngest son living unmarried at Cardiff in 1893, and GRACE ROPE only surviving daughter who became the second wife of THOMAS CHISNALL (formerly of Hadleigh, Suffolk) residing in 1893 in Ottawa, Canada, having issue. FANNY LAWS, youngest

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Page 497 . daughter of GEORGE & MARY CLEMENTINA LAWS became the wife of WILLIAM EBBAGE of Halesworth, Suffolk and had issue. She died at Southend-on-sea, Essex.

WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY third wife was PHOEBE the daughter of MARTIN DODMAN of Thornham and was married to her Oct 14 th 1813. She was buried in the Old (St.James) Burial Ground, Kings Lynn, leaving issue of the marriage a daughter PHOEBE ELIZABETH MINGAY who died Nov 8 th 1825 at the age of 10 years and is buried at Thornham. The fourth wife of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY. was MARY ANN DODMAN sister to PHOEBE the third wife and by her had issue a daughter and two sons. She died 23 rd Mar. 1857 at Middleton,Norfolk, and is buried at Thornham, leaving:-

A. SOPHIA MARGARET MINGAY a daughter born about 1817 at Littleport in the Isle of Ely, married in 1851 at Thornham JOHN ROPE of Fressingfield, Suffolk, the eldest son of RICHARD and HANNAH ROPE of Cransford Hall, Suffolk, She died Jun 10 th 1896 at London and was buried Jun 13 th in Finchley Cemetery, leaving issue two sons and two daughters viz:- 1) JOHN , 2) MARY, 3) HANNAH, 4) RICHARD.

B. GEORGE WILLIAM MINGAY eldest son born May 6 th 1819 at Littleport, in the Isle of Ely, and baptised there, at St.James Church, May 9 th 1820.

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He married, firstly , on Thursday Oct 3 rd 1844 at Fressingfield Church, Suffolk, CELIA the youngest daughter of RICHARD and HANNAH ROPE, born Sep 16 th 1820 at Cransford Hall, Suffolk, baptised at Cransford Sep 20 th the same year and died Jul 24 th 1868 at London and is buried in Highgate Cemetery (St.James) ( grave N o 16135, Register J), leaving issue six sons (five surviving) and three daughters, viz:-

I. GEORGE WILLIAM MINGAY eldest son born Jan 13 th 1846 at Orford, Suffolk, baptised there May 17 th same year. Married Sep 12 th 1867 at St.Martins Church, Kentish Town, London, CELESTE MARY MAJORE, daughter of WILLIAM MAJORE JOHNSTON and ANNE SUSSANNAH (neé ELLIS) his wife of London and by her had issue two sons and four daughters viz:- 1. EMILY OLGA MINGAY eldest daughter born Jul 6 th 1868, at London, England, baptised same year at Hackney Parish Church, she married Jun 24 th 1891, at St.Marks, Toronto, Canada, FRANK GRAY MINGAY her fathers first cousin and has issue living in 1915, ARTHUR HAROLD MINGAY son, born Jan 6 th 1893 at Toronto and DOROTHY OLGA MINGAY, daughter born Feb 6 th 1895 also at Toronto. 2. CELSTE EVA MINGAY, born Jan 6 th 1870 at London, England, baptised

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Feb same year, at St.Pancras Church, Euston , Square, London, living umarried at Toronto in 1915 3. LUCY ANNE MINGAY, born Dec 12 th 1872 at Toronto, Canada, baptised Aug 15 th 1875 at Grace Church, Montreal, married Jul 18 th 1894, THOMAS WILLIAM MUSSON of Toronto at St.Marks Church, Toronto, and has issue. 4. GEORGE ARTHUR MINGAY eldest son born Jun 23 rd 1875 at Montreal, Canada, bap d Aug 15 th same year at Gracechurch, Montreal, died (accidently drowned) Dec 15 th 1876 and is buried at Montreal. 5. JOHN ALFRED MINGAY, youngest son born Jun 9 th 1878 at Montreal, Canada, bap d Jun 29 th 1879 at Gracechurch, same place. Married Sep 12 th 1907 at St.Pauls Church Bloor Street, Toronto, ETHEL INEZ PATERSON, sister to FRANK B. PATERSON, of Toronto, and has issue a daughter MARGARET INEZ MINGAY, born Jul 17 th 1911 at Toronto. 6. MABEL ELSIE MINGAY youngest daughter born Jan 15 th 1889 at Toronto, baptised Apr 6 th same year at St.Marks Church,Toronto. Living unmarried in 1915 at Toronto.

II .THOMAS WALTER MINGAY, second son born Dec12 th 1847 at Orford, Suffolk, baptised there Jan 16 th 1848

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Page 503 . He married Apr 24 th 1869, at St.Martins Church, Kentish Town, London, EMILY daughter of THOMAS and MARY ANN (nee´HULBERT) PAINE and had issue by her three sons and six daughters viz:- 1. EDITH ANNE MINGAY born Apr 16 th 1870 at London, England & baptised there. She married Dec 30 th 1890 at Buffalo, Erie, U.S.A., JULIUS RICHARD VOGELSANG born Jun.14 th 1864 at Berlin son of CARL GOTTLIEB and DORTHEA LOUISA VOGELSANG and had issue by him one son PAUL PHILLIP VOGELSANG born Sep 8 th 1891 at Ormond, Florida, USA. She died Jul.15 th 1907 at Niagara Falls, USA and is buried at Rochester, Connecitcut, USA. 2. WALTER EDMUND MINGAY eldest son born Oct.16 th 1872 at Stratford, Ontario, Canada, and baptised at St.James Church same place. He died May 3 rd 1874 at Toronto, and is buried there. 3. GERTRUDE FANNY MINGAY second daughter born Feb.20 th 1875, at Niagara Falls,USA and baptised same place. 4. CHARLES PAINE MINGAY second son born Aug 2 nd 1877 at Niagara Falls, USA, and baptised same place. Living 1915. 5. FLORENCE EMILY MINGAY born May 28th 1880 Niagara Falls, USA., and baptised same place.

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6. BERTHA CELESTE MINGAY fourth daughter born Mar.23 rd 1882 at Niagara Falls, USA and baptised at same place. 7. MILDRED ELIANE MINGAY fifth daughter born Dec. 22 nd 1884 at Niagara Falls, USA and baptised at same place. 8. CLAUDE PAINE MINGAY third son born Oct.14 th 1887? at Niagara Falls, USA and baptised at same place.. He died Jul 15 th 1891 and is buried at Niagara Falls, USA. 9. ALICE MURIEL MINGAY sixth daughter born Mar.26 th 1891 at Niagara Falls, USA, and baptised at same place.

III .CELIA HANNAH MINGAY eldest daughter born at Stratford St.Andrews Suffolk, England on Oct14 th 1849 , privately baptised there Jan 8 th 1850 and afterwards publicly bap d.in 1852 at All Saints Church,South Lynn, Norfolk. She married in 1869 at All Saints Church, Gordon Street, London, W.C.,FREDRICK DODGSON CROSSLEY, born Aug. 1 st 1847 at Derby and baptised at St.Margarets Church there, son of MATHIAS & SARAH (nee´DODGSON) CROSSLEY and by him had issue six sons and three daughters all living in 1915

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These were:- SIDNEY eldest son, unmarried; FREDRICK married and living at Buliver, Natal, South Africa; EDITH ALICE eldest daughter, wife of WILLIAM HUNTER HENDERSON, Advocate, living at Port Shopstone.Natal; ARTHUR third son married and living at Hunieville (?) Natal; EDWARD fourth son and married at Georgetown, Denerara, and living at Montreal, Canada; CELIA JANET and JESSIE LOUISA twin daughters, both unmarried, the former living in Natal and the other living at Havant,England FRANK youngest son a member of the Royal North West Mounted Police Force serving in Canada; HARRY fifth son living unmarried in Leicester England.

IV .EDWARD GROOM MINGAY third son born at Kings Lynn, Norfolk and baptised there at All Saints Church in 1852. He died at Valley Field House, Middleton, Norfolk Jan. 25 th 1856 and is buried at North Runcton. See M.I. in the church-yard there.

V. DOROTHEA LUCY MINGAY, second daughter born Nov.21 st 1853 at East Winch, Norfolk, and baptised there Mar.5 th 1854. Living unmarried in 1915 at Florence and S.Piers(?),Italy.

VI .JAMES ARTHUR MINGAY, fourth son, born Dec.10 th 1855 at Valley Field House,

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Page 509 . House Middleton, Norfolk and baptised at North Runcton Church, Norfolk Jan.13 th 1856 Living unmarried at London in 1915.

VII .RICHARD ERNEST MINGAY fifth son born Dec.12 th 1857 at Kings Lynn, Norfolk and baptised there at the Chapel of St. Nicholas. He married Oct 17 th 1889 at Edendale, Natal, S.Africa, CLARA third daughter of HENRY CLAY & ELIZABETH (nee´CHILD) WILKINSON of Edendale, Natal, S.Africa, from Yorkshire, England, and has issue, living in 1915, four sons, viz:- 1.WALLACE ERNEST MINGAY, born Nov.4 th 1890. 2.ROLAND SUDBURY MINGAY, born Aug.30 th 1892. 3.HORACE EDWARD MINGAY, born Jun.4 th 1894. 4.HAROLD GEORGE MINGAY, born Jun.25 th 1896. All of whom were born at Highbury, Polela, Natal.

VIII .HERBERT EDWARD MINGAY, sixth son born Mar.4 th 1861 at Kings Lynn, Norfolk,England and baptised there at St.Johns Church, Mar. same year. He married firstly Mar.21 st 1888 at Edendale, Natal, S.Africa, EMILIE INGLE eldest daughter of HENRY CLAY & ELIZABETH (nee´CHILD)

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WILKINSON of Edendale, and by her (who died Dec 30 th 1899) at Half-my-right, Polela,Natal and buried at Ingleuvok,Polela) had issue two sons, viz:-

1.ARTHUR HERBERT MINGAY, born Dec.16 th 1888.

2.WILFRED HENRY MINGAY, born Jan.16 th 1892.

both of whom were living in Natal unmarried in 1915.

HERBERT EDWARD MINGAY married (again) Apr. 30 th 1908 at St.Cypricius Church, Durban, LILIAN (nee´HOWARD from Norwich, England) widow of I.H.CASWELL of Pietermaritzburg,. Living 1915, s.p.

IX .EDITH ELLEN MINGAY third daughter born Jan.17 th 1868 at London and baptised Jan.15 th 1871 at St.Johns Church Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. Living unmarried at Hove, Sussex in 1915.

GEORGE WILLIAM MINGAY eldest son of WILLIAM JAMES MINGAY married secondly , on 23 rd August 1879 at the Church of All Saints, Sculcoates, Hull, Yorkshire, ELIZABETH BEILBY the only daughter of WILLIAM & BARBARA (nee´SMITH, of Hilswick,Shetland, died 1867) TURNER of Hull and died October 14 th 1893 at Hull and is buried there in the Western Cemetry. The issue of this marriage was one son:-

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ROBERT WILLIAM MINGAY born Nov.27 th 1881 at Hull and baptised January 1882 at All Saints Church ,Sculcoates He married August 9 th 1913 at same Church LILLIAN MARY daughter of THOMAS THORTON DAVIES of Hull and has issue a son:- 1.GEORGE WILLIAM MINGAY born August 25 th 1914 and baptised September 12 th same year at All Saints Church, Sculcoates, Hull.

C.JAMES THOMAS MINGAY the second and youngest son of WILLIAM JAMES and MARY ANN (DODMAN) MINGAY was born Jul 31st 1825 at Thornham, Norfolk and baptised there Aug.7 th same year. He married Oct.13 th 1853, at East Winch, Norfolk, JANE daughter of CHARLES WILLIAM & SOPHIA (nee´BUNTING) GRAY (born Oct.11 th 1828 at Kings Lynn, Norfolk and died Jun.13 th 1895 at Toronto, Canada and is buried in Prospect Cemetry) and went in 1869 with his wife and family, all born in England, to reside at Stratford, Ontario, Canada. He died Sep. 22 nd 1911 at Stratford and is buried in Prospect Cemetry, Toronto. The issue of this marriage was five sons and one daughter viz:-

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I.TOM WILLIAM MINGAY eldest son born Jan.2 nd 1835 at Shepreth, Cambs., and baptised there Feb.4th same year He married Jul.1 st 1878 at Bournaville, Durham, Ontario, MARY JANE daughter of WILLIAM HENRY & MARY A. (nee´DINNER) DUNSTAN, born May 11 th 1855, Port Hope, Durham, Canada and baptised at Bournaville, Canada, by whom he had issue a daughter:- 1.NELLIE DUNSTAN MINGAY born May 29 th 1879 at Huron, Canada, and baptised Aug 17 th same year at Bournaville.

II .CHARLES GRAY MINGAY, second son born Feb.22 nd 1856 at Shepreth, Cambs., and baptised there Apr.1 st 1856. He married Jan. 8 th 1880 at South Easthorpe, Perth, Ontario, ANNIE daughter of JAMES & MARY NEWELL (born Dec.27 th 1855 at Pittsburg. Alleghanny, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., and baptised Mar.11 th 1878 at the Presbyterian Church, Stratford, Ontario), by whom he has issue three and one daughter viz:- 1.JANICE MAY MINGAY daughter born Nov. 24 th 1880 at Stratford, Perth, Ontario and baptised Jan. 30 th 1881 at Stratford. 2.FREDRICK JAMES MINGAY eldest son born Oct.25 th 1882 at Margarette, Michigan, U.S.A., and baptised Feb. 11 th 1883 at same place.

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3.CHARLES NEWELL MINGAY, second son born 6 Feb 1885 at Marquette and baptised there 28 Aug.,same year. 4.HARRY RAYNER MINGAY, third son born 23 Oct 1887 at Stratford, Perth, Ontario, Canada and baptised 11 Feb 1890 11 Feb 1890 at Marquette, Michigan,U.S.A.

III FREDRICK MINGAY, third son, born 3 May 1858 at Newmarket, Cambridgeshire, England and baptised there at All Saints Church, 27 May 1858. He married 10 Sep 1884 at Stratford, Perth, Ontario, Canada, MADELINE MATTHEW (born 6 Aug 1860 at Woodstock, Oxford, Ontario and baptised there 7 Oct same year) daughter of DANIEL & SARAH (nee SUSTED) MATTHEW and by her had issue, one son and two daughters, viz:- 1.ADA MADELINE MINGAY, eldest daughter, born 4 Oct 1885 at Toronto, Canada and baptised 27 Dec 1885 at Stratford, Ontario. 2.LORNA GERTRUDE MINGAY, born 27 oct 1887 at Toronto, Canada and baptised 25 Dec 1887 at Stratford, Ontario, Canada. 3.FREDRICK MATTHEW MINGAY, born 4 Nov 1890 at London, Middlesex, Canada and baptised 29 Nov 1890 at Stratford, Ontario, Canada.

IV MARY JANE MINGAY, only daughter born 2 Aug 1860 at Thorington Suffolk, England,

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and baptised there 9 Sep 1860. She married THOMAS PATTINSON CHARLTON, born 9 Jan 1852 at South Shields, England, son of HUGH & SARAH (nee PATTINSON) CHARLTON and has issue by him one son and five daughters viz:- 1.MADELINE PATTINSON CHARLTON; 2.MARY FLORENCE CHARLTON; 3.THOMAS FRANK CHARLTON; 4.EDITH JANE CHARLTON (died s.p. 17 Jul 1890); 5.ANNIE MAY CHARLTON.

V EDWARD GROOM MINGAY, fourth son born 6 Mar 1862 at Thorington Suffolk, England and baptised there 6 Apr same year. He married 11 Mar 1885 at Stratford, Ontario,MARY JANE SMITH born 14 Oct 1861, at Harpurhey,Huron, Ontario, daughter of WALTER & MARGARET (nee WILSON) SMITH (died 30 Jan 1893 at Toronto, Canada and buried there) by whom he had issue, a son ROY EDWARD MINGAY born 28 Jun 1886 at Flushing, Genesere, Michigan, U.S.A., died 2 Oct same year and buried at Flushing. He died 22 Feb 1902 at Toronto, Canada and is buried there.

VI FRANK GRAY MINGAY, fifth son and youngest born 2 May 1866 at Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England, and baptised at All Saints Church, South Lynn.

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He married 24 Jun 1891 at St. Marks Church, Toronto, Canada, EMILY OLGA eldest daughter of GEORGE WILLIAM and CELESTE MARY MARJORE MINGAY born 6 Jul 1868 at London, England , and baptised same year at the Parish Church of Hackney, London and by her has issue a son and a daughter viz:- 1.ARTHUR HAROLD MINGAY born 6 Jan 1893 at Toronto, Canada

2.DOROTHY OLGA MINGAY, born 6 Feb 1895 at Toronto, Canada.

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MINGAY of NORWICH, Co. NORFOLK.

GEORGE NELSON MINGAY , a Roman Catholic, 119 St.Giles Road, and formerly in buisness at Gentlemans Walk, Norwich, was born 1 Dec 1805 at Norwich and died there 27 Jan 1900. He was buried in the Cemetery at Norwich, see M.I.there and also memorial window in the Roman Catholic Cathedral. He married ELIZA LeSTRANGE of Norwich who died 8 Mar 1879 at the age of 76 leaving no issue. Mr.MINGAY had two sisters one of whom was living at a R.C.Sisterhood at Hammersmith in 1896. Mr.MINGAY possessed a very fine tenor voice and was for along time one of the choristers at the Church of the Rosary at Norwich. For many years before he died he was totally blind but was very active to the end of his life.

NORWICH CEMETERY; INTERNMENTS.

FREDERICK MARK MINGAY ( a R.C.) died 2 Mar 1875, aged 55 years also SARAH HARRIET wife of the above who died 24 May 1889, aged 73 years.

GEORGE MINGAY MILLER ( a R.C.) born 10 Mar 1817, died 14 Mar 1886. and CAROLINE, his wife, born 21 Oct 1822, died 21 Feb 1900.

Copied from Memorial Stones, 30 Aug 1907 .

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WILLIAM MINGAY = MARY ANNE dau. of ...PINKNEY of Holton,St.Peter by Halesworth, babout 1780 b. about 1789 d.15 Oct 1831 died 11 Apr.1851, aged 71, buried at Holton. M.I. aged 42, bur d. at Holton, M.I.

WILLIAM .MINGAY CAHRLES MINGAY JAMES MINGAY = HARRIET dau. of b.at Halesworth d.8 Mar.1864 aged 37. M.I. of Holton,St.Peter ...BECKETT born privately bp. b.16 Jun 1812 14 Oct 1814 there d.18 Feb 1854 d.27 May 1865 13 Sep 1810 bur d.at Holton , 23 Feb. M.I. M.I., Holton

1)JAMES MINGAY b.21 Nov 1836 4)ALFRED THOM.MINGAY = LOUISA dau.... MARY ANN MINGAY m.at Manchester & had issue 4 th son, of Lower ...HILLING b.2 Jun 1841 He lived at Preston Lancs. Tooting,Surrey m.25 Dec.1871 d.unmarried, when Not known when he died. b.at Holton 29 Dec. about 30 yrs.of age. ______1846, liv.1911. bur d. at Ilford Cem. 2)HENRY WILLIAM MINGAY ______b.at Holton 21 Jun 1839 SARAH MINGAY d.3 Nov 1861 aged 22 b.21 Jun 1845 bur d.at Holton, M.I. m...."EASTER" 3)SAMUEL ERNEST MINGAY _d...... buried at Holton b.7 Sep 1843; d. unmarried ANN MARIA MINGAY at Nottingham & bur d there. b.17 Sep 1853, ______d.28 Mar 1854; bur d 5)CHARLES MINGAY at Holton; M.I. b.3 Oct 1848; m. REBECCA HART 1 Apr 1854. & had issue 2 sons & 3 daus. died at Lowestoft. ______| | | | | 6)FREDRICK MINGAY EMILY HARRIETT b. 21 Sep.1880 of Lowestoft & late of Kirkley d. 3 Nov.1881 Suffolk; b.21 Nov 1850; m. & had ______issue 2 sons & 3 daus. ELIZABETH b.at Clapham ______4 Jun 1885 7)GEORGE MINGAY b.22 May 1852 LOUSIA b. 28 Apr 1890 married but no issue. d. ...bur d at Norwood, Cemetry ______MARY ANN CATHERINE | | | b.at Halesworth, Sfk 2) FREDRICK MINGAY WILLIAM ALFRED MINGAY = ANNIE dau. of 28 Oct 1872,liv. 1911 b. at Clapham b. at Holton, Sfk., ....BURRAGE ______8 May 1883 15 Oct 1876, .. married at FLORENCE LOUSIA ______liv. at Clapham the Chapel in b.at Halesworth 3) ARTHUR SAMUEL Surrey, 1911 Railton Road Sfk.,3 May 1874 MINGAY Herne Hill ______b.at Clapham LOUSIA SARAH 12 Sep 1887. b. Holton, Sfk 3 May 1878, 2 daughters living 1911 d.8 Mar 1881, bur d Tooting Cemetry

Compiled from information by Mr.Alfred Thomas MINGAY, 1911.

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MINGAY of LINGWOOD, Co. NORFOLK

EXTRACTS from PARISH REGISTERS of LINGWOOD.

Publication of Banns.

1765 Oct. BELLAMY MINGAY & JANE COSSEY 1767 Jun. ROBERT MINGAY & ELIZABETH BLANDELL 1787 Nov. ROBERT MINGAY (Widower) & MARY WARNES 1809 Apr. WILLIAM MINGAY & MARTHA BAILEY both of Lingwood.

Marriages .

1755, Nov 25. MARY MINGAY & ROBERT YALLOP of Strumpshaw. 1765, Nov 6. BELLLAMY MINGAY & JANE COSSEY. 1767, Jul 17. ROBERT MINGAY & ELIZABETH BLANDELL of Strumpshaw. 1778, Apr 7. ANN MINGAY & THOMAS STANNARD. 1787, Dec 17. ROBERT MINGAY & MARY WARNES 1803, Apr 4. JANE MINGAY & ROBERT SKIPPUIS of Lingwood of Bloefield. 1809, May 14. WILLIAM MINGAY & MARTHA BAILEY.

BURLINGHAM, St. EDMUND, Co. NORFOLK .

Baptisms .

1784, Apr 9. MARTHA dau.of ROBERT MINGAY & ELIZABETH (Blandell) 1786, Aug 21 JONAS son of ROBERT MINGAY & ELIZABETH (Blandell)

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EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS, LINGWOOD .

Baptisms .

1768 May 17 ROBERT son of ROBERT MINGAY & Elizabeth MINGAY 1769 Mar 26 ANN dau. of JOHN MINGAY & MARY MINGAY. 1769 Dec 31 WILLIAM son of ROBERT MINGAY & Elizabeth MINGAY 1783 Apr 11 WILLIAM son of BELLAMY MINGAY & Jane MINGAY (late Cossey) 1789 Feb 3 MARIA dau,of ROBERT MINGAY & Mary MINGAY born 2 Feb 1789. (late Mary Warnes) 1796 Sep 19 JONAS son of ROBERT MINGAY & Mary MINGAY. 1799 Feb 23 SUSSANNAH dau.of ROBERT MINGAY & Mary MINGAY. 1801 Apr 6 PAUL JAMES s. of ROBERT MINGAY & Mary MINGAY. (born 4 Apr) (private Second Footguards Coldstream Reg t) 1808 Jul 7 ALFRED son of ROBERT MINGAY & Mary MINGAY 1809 Jul 17 WILLIAM BELLAMY (born 13 Jul.) son of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1811 Jan 14 JANE dau.of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1812 Sep 12 JANE ELIZABETH (born 9 Sep.) dau. of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1814 Oct 30 MARY ANNE dau.of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1815 Jun 2 SARAH dau.of WILLIAM MINGAY & Sarah MINGAY. 1817 Sep 1 AUGUSTA dau.of RICHARD MINGAY & Anne MINGAY. 1818 Jan 25 MARK HENRY s.of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1820 Mar 12 SARAH dau.of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1821 Jan 28 JOHN son of WILLIAM MINGAY & Sarah MINGAY. 1823 Oct 25 MATTHEW son of WILLIAM MINGAY & Sarah MINGAY. 1824 Feb 15 EDWARD son of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1827 Dec 23 ELIZABETH d.of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1830 Oct 21 CATHERINE d.of WILLIAM MINGAY & Martha MINGAY. 1842 Jan 5 CATHERINE MARTHA dau.of Robert MYHILL & MARY ANNE MINGAY 1844 Sep 1.. ROBERT son of Robert MYHILL & MARY ANNE MINGAY 1846 Nov 10 MARK HENRY s.of Robert MYHILL & MARY ANNE MINGAY (privately).

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EXTRACTS from the PARISH REGISTERS of LINGWOOD, Co. NORFOLK.

Burials .

1764 Mar 11 WILLIAM MINGAY. 1780 Nov 21 WILLIAM s.of the late WILLIAM & ELIZABETH (BELLAMY) MINGAY a married man, aged 49. 1786 Sep 4 ELIZABETH wife of ROBERT MINGAY (formerly Elizabeth Blundell) aged 44. 1791 Jan 17 MARY MINGAY, a widow, aged 39. 1799 Mar 10 SUSSANNAH MINGAY, an infant. 1807 Jan 29 JANE, wife of BELLAMY MINGAY, aged 62. 1811 Apr 4 JANE, d.of WILLIAM & MARTHA MINGAY, an infant 1813 Apr 8 BELLAMY MINGAY, widower, aged 84. 1817 Sep 23 AUGUSTA ANNE MINGAY, an infant. 1819 Jun 6 ALFRED MINGAY, aged 11. 1824 Sep 24 ROBERT MINGAY (born 1743), aged 81. 1825 Aug 21 MATTHEW MINGAY from Catton, an infant. 1832 Dec 21 MARY MINGAY from Yarmouth, aged 68. 1833 Apr 21 CATHERINE MINGAY, aged 3. 1839 Apr 14 MARTHA MINGAY, aged 52. 1841 Jul 28 SARAH ANN MINGAY, aged 21.

At LINGWOOD, in 1895 . Searched the Registers for:- Marriages from 1813 to 1836. Banns from 1765 to 1809. Baptisms from 1813 to 1874.

The Registers commenced in 1560. ______

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INSCRIPTIONS IN CHURCHYARDS

Herrringfleet, Suffolk.

SARAH 1 wife of WILLIAM MINGAY died 7 Dec 1847, aged 59 years.

Fritton 2, Suffolk.

SARAH (Sayers) widow of JACOB MINGAY, died at Great Yarmouth, 11 Feb 1904, aged 81.

JACOB MINGAY husband of the above SARAH who died at Fritton 1881 aged 63, is also buried in the same churchyard on the North side. He was born in Lingwood in 1818.

EDWARD MINGAY cousin to JACOB is buried in a grave at the foot of the latter's.

CHARLOTTE MINGAY (nee.Hilton, of South Walsham, Norfolk) wife of MARK HENRY MINGAY (born at Lingwood, Norfolk) cousin to JACOB and brother to EDWARD MINGAY is buried in a grave at the foot of EDWARD'S

N ROAD GATE

EDWARD CHARLOTTE

JACOB

FENCE

1 The M.I. of SARAH wife of WILLIAM MINGAY was seen by A.J.MINGAY in the churchyard on 5 th Jun. 1994, and is still reasonably legible. Also only the M.I. of SARAH of Fritton is still there.

2 Notes made at Fritton in 1907 by J.A.MINGAY

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WILLIAM MINGAY = ELIZABETH dau, of died 7 Mar 1764 ...... BELLAMY aged 68, buried died 19 Jul 1772 at Lingwood, aged 74, buried at 11 Mar:- M.I. Lingwood:- M.I.

WILLIAM MINGAY mar. MARY BELLAMY MINGAY = JANE dau. of Died 17 Nov. & bur. at Lingwood of Lingwood,bur d. ....COSSEY 21 Nov 1788, aged 49 years. M.I. there 8 Apr 1813 mar d. at Lingwood 16 Nov.1786 His widow died 13 Jan.1790 aged 84 years. & buried 29 Jan. 1807 aged 62 years aged 39 years. M.I.

WILLIAM MINGAY of Ling wood = MARTHA dau of BAILEY & sister b.11 Apr.1783 & privately to HENRY BAILEY of Tunstead, bap d.same day rec d into the mar d.at Lingwood 14 May 1809 & Church Mar 1783. Bur d. at bur d.there 14 Apr 1839 aged 52 years. Lingwood, 10 Nov 1858.

MARK HENRY MINGAY WILLIAM BELLAMY MINGAY 1. JANE MINGAY 2. JANE ELIZABETH MINGAY publicly baptised at of Gt.Yarmouth born at b. at Lingwood b.9 Sep & privately at Lingwood 25 Jan 1818 Lingwood 13 Jul privately bap. 4 Jan. 1811 bp 2 Sep.1812 .mar. MORRISON, HILTON of South Walsham. bur d Lingwood bur. at Lingwood 4 Dec 1884 & mar d there. Formerly of 4 Apr 1811. Aged 72 leaving issue Nacton then of Hopton ______Suffolk & afterwards of 3. MARY ANNIE MINGAY Fritton. CHARLOTTE died at b.4 Oct. Lingwood Fritton & is bur d there, & bp.there 30 Oct 1814 M.HENRY was living in 1907. Mar d. ROBERT MYHILL ______Bur d. at Brighton. There was issue viz.

CATHERINE MARTHA MINGAY b.5 Jan 1842 EDWARD MINGAY Baptised at Lingwood Two sons both drowned ROBERT MINGAY MARK .. MINGAY 15 Feb 1824. Served at sea. One married bap. 1 Sep 1844 bap. 20 Nov 1846 in the Royal Artillery but left no issue. in India. Died unmarried ______at Fritton, Suffolk & is Three daughters, one 4. SARAH MINGAY 5. ELIZABETH MINGAY buried there. MARY married to bp.12 Mar 1820 bp.at Lingwood .....FREESTONE living Bur d. there as 23 Dec 1827. Mar d Carlton Colville in 1896. SARAH ANNE MINGAY ..WARD of Holkham. ______6. CATHERINE MINGAY bap.at Lingwood 21 Oct 1830 & bur d there 21 Apr 1833.

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MINGAY of LINGWOOD, Co. NORFOLK .

MARY dau.of = ROBERT MINGAY = ELIZABETH dau. of ....BLANDELL of WARNES of Lingwood of Lingwood bur.there Strumpshaw, Nfk. Mar. at Lingwood mar d. at Lingwood 28 Sep.1824, aged 81 years. 17 Jul.1767 & buried there 17 Dec 1787. 2 nd wife 4 Sep.1786, aged 44 years.

MARIA MINGAY b.2 Feb 1789 & bp.privately 3 Feb 1789

WILLIAM MINGAY JONAS MINGAY ROBERT MINGAY = MARY dau. of MARTHA MINGAY bap d.at Lingwood b.20 Aug.bap d. bap d at Lingwood ...... b.4 Apr. & 31 Dec 1769. at S.Burlingham 17 May 1768 Died at Yarmouth bp. at South 21 Aug 1786 & bur d. at Lingwood Burlingham 21 Dec 1832 aged Nfk. 9 Apr 68 years. 1784.

JANE MINGAY of Lingwood married ROBERT SKIPPIUS of Bloefield , at Lingwood 4 Apr.1803.

RICHARD MINGAY = ANN WARNES of Lingwood

PAUL JAMES ALFRED JONAS MATTHEW SUSSANNAH b.at Lingwood b. & bap d.privately b.at Lingwood of California b.& bap d. 4 Apr & bap d at Lingwood 7 Jul. 16 Sep & bap d. Living there privately at privately 6 Apr 1801 1808. bur d.at Lingwood privately in 1906. aged Lingwood Served in Second 6 Jun 1809. 19 Sep. 1796. 82 years. Had a bur d. 10 Mar (Coldstream) Guards son also MATTHEW 1799 at living in 1906 Lingwood. in Detroit Michigan, U.S.A.

WILLIAM JOSEPH GEORGE RICHARD afterwards of Saratoga Springs, New York State, U.S.A.

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MINGAY of LINGWOOD Co. NORFOLK.

...... 2 nd wife = WILLIAM MINGAY = SARAH..... formerly in the born at Lingwood Died 7 th Dec and service of Col. about 1792 & was bur d at Herringfleet LEATHEA of Landlord of the 13 th Dec.1847. Somerleyton,Sfk Bell Inn at Aged 59 years. M.I. Herringfleet,Sfk. & afterwards of Yarmouth where he died. He was bur d at Herringfleet 25 th Nov.1860 aged 68 years.

MATTHEW MINGAY JOHN MINGAY = MARY ANN dau. SARAH MINGAY bp.at Lingwood bp.at Lingwood of... Agus bp. Lingwood 25 th Oct.1823 28 th Jan.1821 of Upton,Nfk 2 nd Jun.1815 Died at Patton Died 14 th Feb Died 30 th Aug. juxta Norwich 1874 1868 aged 40. bur dat Lingwood Buried at Bur d at Edinburgh 21 st Aug,1825. Oulton, Sfk. Scotland.

JACOB MINGAY,bp.at Lingwood 1818. Died at Fritton, Sfk. 17 May 1881 & buried there aged 63. Married SARAH SAYERS who died at Great Yarmouth11 th Feb.1904 & is bur dat Fitton. See M.I. in Churchyard. * ROBERT GEORGE MINGAY = SARAH MARIA of Upton, Norfolk WESTRUP, mar. b.at Glasgow, Scotland at Burgh St,Peters 26 th Jun.1861.Only Child. Norfolk, 28 th Oct.1889

ROBERT G MINGAY SARAH BEATRICE MINGAY GRACE VIOLET MINGAY b.at Upton,Nfk. b.at Upton,Nfk. b.at Upton,Nfk. 24 th Jul.1890. 22 nd Apr.1892. 21 st Jul.1895.

*Note by A.J.MINGAY:- In 1881 Census of Fritton, Suffolk, he was given as aged 19, umarried, working as an Agricutral Garden, probably with his kinsman MARK HENRY MINGAY.

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MINGAY of LINGWOOD, Co. NORFOLK.

JOHN MINGAY = Mary...... of Lingwood ? died 4 th Oct. ? died 16 th Nov 1798. Buried at 1808, aged 66. Strumpshaw, Buried at Norfolk. M.I. Strumpshaw, Norfolk. M.I.

ANN MINGAY bap d at Lingwood 26 th March 1769.

RICHARD MINGAY 1 = ANNE ? WARNES of Lingwood

AUGUSTA ANN MINGAY bap d at Lingwood. 1st Sep.1817? Bur d at Lingwood 23 rd Sep.same year

MINGAY of BLOFIELD, Co. NORFOLK

ROBERT MINGAY = Martha Church married at Blofield 15 th Jun 1635.

ROBERT MINGAY = Elizabeth.....

JOHN MINGAY MARY MINGAY bap. at Blofield bap. at Blofield 13 th Feb. 1772. 24 th Dec. 1779.

THOMAS MINGAY = Mary......

JOHN MINGAY bap. at Blofield 4 th Sep.1779.

Footnote by A.J.MINGAY. 1 It is believed that this marriage took place in St.Ethelreda, Norwich on the 8 th Aug.1814.

Continued on page 543. Page 543 . MINGAY of LINGWOOD, Nfk., & of SARATOGA SPRINGS, U.S.A.

MARY WARNES = ROBERT MINGAY = ELIZABETH BLANDELL of Lingwood born Lingwood of Strumpshaw, Nfk. 2 nd Wife. Nfk.,England 1743 married @ Lingwood married at & buried there 17 th July 1767 & Lingwood 28 th Sep.1824 buried there 4 th 7 th Dec.1787 aged 81 years. Sep.1786 aged 44 years. First wife. Maria MINGAY b.2 nd Feb.1789 & privately bapitised 3rd Feb.same year at Lingwood. ROBERT MINGAY = MARY...... bap.17 th May 1768 died at Yarmouth at Lingwood. & buried at Lingwood 21 st Dec.1832, aged 68

RICHARD MINGAY = ANN WARNES of Lingwood.

ALFRED MINGAY RICHARD MINGAY = Ruth dau of ANN MINGAY of Yarmouth b.6 th Jun 1815 Chas & Jane m.ROBERT wife MARTHA at Norwich Nfk. Bliven Corp REED of living 1908 England. Emigrated b.26 th Mar 1811 Upton Nfk. ______to Saratoga Springs at Rathfarnham ______MATTHEW MINGAY N.Y.,U.S.A. and nr.Dublin, Eire. liv.California died there 24 th Died at Saratoga CAROLINE U.S.A.in 1906 Mar.1900, aged 84 Springs, U.S.A. MINGAY Had son MATTHEW yrs.9mths 18days 29 th Sep 1899 ______liv. in Detroit aged 88 yrs.6ms Michigan,U.S.A. 3 days. MARY ANN MINGAY

RICHARD MINGAY ______b.18 th Nov 1837 JAMES MINGAY = LOUSIA H.HILL MARY ANN MINGAY at Gt.Yaremouth b.9 th Oct 1844 m.9 th Oct 1873 b.6 th Aug 1839 England & died at Gt.Yaremouth Living 1915. at Gt.Yaremouth there 11 th Nov. Nfk. England Nfk. England 1840 buried in Living in 1915 Died 15 th Dec Churchyard of @,Saratoga Springs 1882 at St. Nicholas U.S.A. Vice Saratoga Gt.Yaremouth President of the Springs U.S.A. ______G.F.Harvey Co. ______Saratoga Springs. GEORGE MINGAY ELIZABETH MINGAY b.14 th Mar1839 b. 5 th Dec.1842 at Gt.Yaremouth at Gt.Yarmouth. died 3 rd Nov 1887 m.....HASKINS, living at Middletown, N.Y. in Saratoga Springs in 1915 ______HENRY MARK MINGAY b.31 st Dec 1840 5.p. at Norfolk,England living at Canon City,Colarado 1915.

RICHARD MINGAY b.at Filby Norfolk, England 4 th Sep 1848. Married & living at Saratoga Springs 1915.

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ROBERT MINGAY = Baptised at Lingwood Norfolk. May 17 th , 1768

...... = PAUL JAMES MINGAY = 2 ND wife a French Canadian born at LINGWOOD, NFK. married in Canada & had Apr.4 th & bap.Apr.6 th issue five children & said 1801. Served in the 2 nd to have been sons. Guards (Coldstreams) in Canada 1838 & settled there in St.Licois(?), suburbs, Died 1846.

GEORGE MINGAY SAMUEL PAUL MINGAY = born in the parish of Saint Margarets, Westminster, Eng. Nov. 11 th , 1829. Educated at WILLIAM MINGAY the Duke of Yorks School at Chelsea. Enlisted in the Army 16 th May 1855 & served in the Land Transport Service Corps CHARLES MINGAY during the Tunisan War.(?) Died 25 th Apr.1910 at Brentford, Middlesex & is buried in Ealing Cemetry.

3. ALFRED JAMES MINGAY 2. THOMAS MINGAY = ELLEN SAMUEL PAUL MINGAY = died unmarried, living at RICHARSON eldest son. Died in Chertsey sister to 1901/2 at Brentford Surrey, 1910 THIRZA & is buried in Ealing cemetry

Two sons living in Two daughters 1910 & several daughters. living 1910.

4.JOSEPH CHARLES MINGAY = ALICE AMELIA formerly Colour Sergant dau. of...... in the Royal Marines died 17 Dec.1913 Artillery. Died 23 Mar. at Portsmouth, 1912 at Portsmouth. aged 48.

A son and two Daughters.

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MARY dau. of...... Died at Gt.Yarmouth & bur d at Lingwood Dec.21 th .1832. aged 68.

MARIA, dau. of ...... Died at Westminster, Middlesex, England in 1837. First wife.

MARY ANN, dau. of .....Beauchamp of Marborough , Richmond Road Dalston & cousin to her husband. Married in 185?. died aug.1895 at Brentford aged about 60 years & is buried in Ealing Cemetry.

THIRZA RICHARDSON 5. JAMES ALFRED MINGAY = LOUISA 1. MARY ANNE MINGAY who re-married youngest son born at STAFFORD eldest daughter & was living 1910 Wandsworth, Surrey living 1910 mar d.JAMES PAGE 25 Apr.1873. Served Living 1910. in the 60 th Rifles ------and was present at 2. CHARLOTTE MINGAY the battle of mar d. living 1910. Spionkop, S.Africa. ------Living at Kew 1910. 3. ALICE MINGAY married & living at East Morsey, Essex,1910. ------4. EMMA MINGAY married and living 1910. ------

JAMES HENRY MINGAY REGINALD JOHN MINGAY KATHERINE EVA LOUISA born March 1899 born 2 Apr.1905 LADYSMITH MINGAY Living 1910. Living 1910. born 31 May 1903, living 1910.

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MINGAY of LITTLE DUNMOW, ESSEX.

...... MINGAY JOHN MINGAY = .....ROLFE second son, a of the "Fitch of of Little Dunmow soldier in Bacon", P.H. India. Little Dunmow. Buried at Corningham Essex.

Of an issue of fourteen HANNAH MINGAY EMMA MINGAY children all the sons dau. married dau. married except one died without ...RAYNER of ....PIPE issue of sons. The Braintree,Esx. & was a widow exception had a son, & was living proprietress married & living at a widow, at of "The Railway Brockhampton Court Southend, Esx. Tavern" at Ross, Hertfordshire in 1907. Stanford-le-Hope in 1907, having issue Essex, in 1907. two daughters. s.p.

Of the sons of JOHN MINGAY two are buried in the churchyard at Stanford-le-Hope, Essex with memorial stones inscribed:-

ALFRED MINGAY Died Sept. 6 th , 1885, aged 40.

HENRY MINGAY Died Sept. 28 th , 1888, aged 40.

HENRY MINGAY was at one time landlord of "The Bells", Vange, Essex.

In the neighbourhood of Corningham, potatoes originally cultivated by JOHN MINGAY are called "MINGAY'S SURES".

From information supplied by Mrs. Emma Pipe.

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MINGAY of Dullingham, co.Cambs.

JOHN MINGAY = of Dullingaham

JOHN MINGAY = of Dullingaham bur d. there about 1871-2

1) WILLIAM MINGAY, of Wood Ditton 1) Elizabeth living 1908.

2) CHARLES MINGAY, of Dullingham. 2) Anne.

3) JOHN MINGAY, of Dullingham. Estate Carpenter, married and issue. Living 1908. 4) THOMAS MINGAY, of Dullingham. Living 1908.

5) RICHARD MINGAY, of Dullingham. Fishmonger, living 1908.

JOHN MINGAY of Dullingham who died about 1871-2 had two brothers. viz:- CHARLES and WILLIAM both of Dullingham of whom CHARLES had a son CHARLES employed on the G.E.Railway at Dullingham, and WILLIAM had issue LOUIS, SARAH and ANNE, the latter married to ...... Mizen and living at Six Mile Bottom in 1908.

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MINGAY of Dullingham, continued.

JOHN , third son of JOHN MINGAY, Estate carpenter, at Dullingham, living 1908 had issue living 1908:-

1) NOAH MINGAY formerly of Cohiey(?) Street North Minnis, Herts., game-keeper, married and had issue 5 children.

2) WILLIAM MINGAY married and had issue, nine children.

3) JOHN MINGAY, married and living at Dullingham in 1908.

4) FREDERICK MINGAY.

5) FRANK MINGAY.

6) ALICE MINGAY.

WILLIAM of Wood Ditton, eldest son of JOHN MINGAY (died 1871-2) of Dullingham, had issue,

1) WILLIAM MINGAY of Bothisam, Cambs., Insurance Agent.

2) MARIA MINGAY.

3) ERNEST MINGAY.

4) BERTIE MINGAY.

RICHARD MINGAY of Dullingham, fishmonger, living 1908, had issue:-

1) ALFRED MINGAY.

2) MAUD MINGAY.

3) EDITH MINGAY.

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MINGAY of Dullingham, Continued.

...... MINGAY living in CANADA in 1864, at the age of 78, stated that he was baptised at Dullingham, Cambs, England and was married at St.Andrews Church, Doctors Common, London. His father was the eldest son of JOHN MINGAY of Dullingham who had two brothers named respectively ROBERT and THOMAS and one other brother whose name is forgotten.

Note by A.J.MINGAY:- There are other sources which cast some doubts over the validity of some of the data on pages 549, 551 & 553.

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MINGAY of ELY, CAMBS. & GLASGOW .

Mr.F.H.MINGAY of the National Bank of Scotland, Argyle Street, Glasgow and of "Berfield", Ranfurley, Bridge of Weir, N.B.(?) writing to J.A.MINGAY in 1897 stated that his fathers' name was WILLIAM and his grandfathers' also WILLIAM. Mr.F.H.MINGAY's father was born at ELY and went to live in Glasgow in 1840. JOHN and GEORGE are family christian names.

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End of main notes by JAMES ARTHUR MINGAY, but he extends these notes with the Autobigraphical Notice of WILLIAM GWAVAS on pages 567 to 593.

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AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF WILLIAM GWAVAS . Extracted from his Common-place Book - 1710 by W.C.BORLASE, M.A. "Journal of the Royal Institute of Cornwall," Vol.VI, 1878-1881. ______

The M.S. (in the library of Mr.W.C.BORLASE at Laregan, Penzance) from which the following notes are taken consists of a folio of fifteen leaves the cover being rough brown paper. On the outer cover are simply the words - "Liver Ve - 'my book,' Anno Dni 1710 - Wm.G. p.10 contains the autoboigraphy of WILLIAM GWAVAS and p.11 a pedigree of the GWAVAS family per Mr.THOMAS BOSON. The autobiography runs as follows: Na (for Nota) my Grandfather CHESTER was 60 years old when he begott my Mother, and my Mother was borne in ye 7 th month, and had 11 children, all now Liveing Men and Women, and I was gray in my head at 20, and white at 30, my beard changed gray at 32, and I am, God be thanked, 34 years of age and in good health, this 9th day of March, Anno Dni 1710. I and all my Brothers and Sisters were borne at Huntingfield Hall in ye County of Suffolk, my father haveing a Lease thereof Given him for 41 years, JOHN COKE Esq., grandson to Sir EDWARD COKE, of Godwick Hall, in ye County of Norfolk, who was ye Greatest Lawyer yt ever England produced, as his workes left behind him prove. Na, ye sd JOHN COKE'S reall Estate was accounted £10,000 per Ann., and he died a Batchellor, to whom my father ( with his Sister and first Coz., Cap t.COKE of Nonsuch) was Executor, and his Estate went to a 2d Coz's Son, who had THO. COKE, now an infant about 14 Yeares of Age, and will also have Sir EDWARD COKE'S Estate of Derbyshire, so yt he's likely to have a reall estate of £13,000 per Ann.

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Na. I was borne on a Tuesday, betweenye hours of 12 and 1 in ye Morning, the 6 th of Dec r., Anno Dni 1676, And was baptised at Huntingfield Church, 1 st Jan. then following, and had for my Godfathers Uncles DOTTIN and NANCES; my Grandmother was my Godmother. Na. My Grandfather GWAVAS lived Trennick House in ye parish of Sithney, nigh Helston, in Cornwall, And was Receiver of ye County Stock in OLIVER CROMWELL'S time, and being for the King, was forced to pay £800 to CROMWELL'S Officers, which he had but a little before paid to the King's use, and was sequestered, plundered and Imprison'd by them. My Grandfather had also a law-suite with the sons of HICKES (his Sister-in-law, PHILLIPS HICKES, his Brothers widow, her children) about the right of the purchase of the Rectory of Paul, for which the HICKES in OLIVER'S time Recover'd by Decree in Chancery £800; which suit cost him in all neare £1200;- that These accidents run him so far in Debt that he was forced to Incumber his Estate very much, - And my father paid, of his father's Debts, to the value of £3000. That my father succeeding in an Incumbered Estate, and also engaged in a Law Suite with the Duke of Leeds by being Executor to Mr.JOHN COKE, Left ye Estate much further in Debt, and my Mother with Eleven Infant Children liveing, and 13 Several Law Suites depending at his death some of which Suites were transacted in ye Both Houses of Parliament, and in all ye Courts at Westminister Hall, and nigh 25 years continuance. That By the Greate and Wonderfull providence of God Almighty, who is all sufficient to bring down ye highest and raise the Lowest, from Less than nothing may be truly said in this case, for that my father died indebted beyond the value of his Estate, and even my Mother's joynture engaged for near £4000, so that she had nothing yt she could

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call her owne, - yet by God Almighty giveing Hearts of friendship to those yt she might fear as Destructive Enemies, by their favourable Treatment and forbearance (which came from the fountain of all Mercy and Goodness), She was Enabled to pay off my father's Debts to the value of £4798. 2s. 10d.; Besides giving to all her Children decent Education and Imployments, considering ye circumstances She was in. And all her Children are now alive (God be thanked) [both men and ] women, and all the Law suites Ended, and [She] hath hitherto (By God's special favours) hadproof of all to be obedient children; And tho' her afflictions and feares were greate and to her insuperable yet now she hath (tho' infirme) rest from troubles, and I hope as [reward of] (?) her great care and diligence and prudence (which God endowed her with) she will in heaven receive Eternal Life". [Here the last line of the M.S.is destroyed.

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PEDIGREE OF GWAVAS .

RICHARD HICKES, als GWAVAS, was a Tinner, and lived in Gwavas in Sithney parish, near Helston, in Corwall. He had Issue two Sons of our Christian Name Alive, together:-

1. JOHN GWAVAS (or JOHN RICHARD als GWAVAS) yeoman, so called (it apppears) in a deed of settlement, 8 March, 1598, of Gwavas, and other lands on his marriage with MARY ye Dau r of Parson WM.ROBINSON, of Sithney, near Helston". When he became possessed of the first part of Gwavas is not known, but he purchased another part with other lands on the 21 st of June, 1610. "as for deeds, by having got the money by Dealing in Tin, and being concerned in Good workes". "In CROKHAY'S deed of sale of a house in Penryn, JOHN GWAVAS wrote 'gen' and had purchased in Land near £200 per Ann, as mentioned in ye fine and Entaile deed on ye marriage of JOHN GWAVAS,Esq., his son, in 1633." [N.B.- A lease is mentioned "28 Jany 1610 between SAMUEL PENDARVES, gen., and JOHN HICKS, yeoman. Mr.BOSCAWEN hath old deeds of ye Blowing house in sithney, wherein it is sett to JOHN HICKS, als GWAVAS,Tinner"]. [At p.8b. of the same M.S. Mr.GWAVAS makes the following note on the arms of HICKS, of which he gives two drawings " xx HICKS, Cornwall, bore for arms, xxx Chevron between 3 pole axes'; but ye right is (on a) field arg. a Castle standing between 3 pole-axes, sable. HEXT has the same only the field Or."]

This JOHN GWAVAS had issue:- 1. JOHN GWAVAS, Esq., by degree, Barrister-at-law of the Middle Temple; he purchase the Rectory of Paul as

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per deed 1638, and per deed 1640. He married in 1633 Mr.HICKES'S widdow, who was Dau r to WM. BURLACE, gen.. He died without issue.

2. WILLIAM GWAVAS, gen., (of whom see above as Receiver under CHARLES I. and CROMWELL) married ELIZA., ye Dau r of Sir THOMAS ARUNDELL of Tolverne by Truro. He sold and mortgaged sev'rall parts of ye Estate. He had issue:- 1. WILLIAM GWAVAS (of whom presently) 2. JOHN GWAVAS 3. CHAMOND GWAVAS, Attorney at law of ye Queen's Bench Court who had issue two sons - (1) JOHN GWAVAS of Tavistock, Pewterer, and (2) CHAMOND GWAVAS, "at London", both living 15 th Feby.1710. of whom JOHN the eldest had again two sons WILLIAM GWAVAS (living in 1710) and JOHN "now (1727) at Plymouth, carpenter". 4. THOMAS GWAVAS, (living Feb. 15, 1710)

WILLIAM GWAVAS, the eldest son was a Barrister-at-law at the Middle Temple; lived at Huntingfield Hall, in Suffolk, and married ANNE ye daughter of WILLIAM CHESTER. Esq., of East Haddon in Northamptonshire, who was 2 nd son to Sir ANTHONY CHESTER, of Chochley, in Bucks, Bart (her portion paid him was £1200). He purchased a quarter part of Gwavas Oct. 10 th 1679. He had issue :- 1. WILLIAM GWAVAS (of whom presently). 2. ANTHONY GWAVAS. 3. ROBERT GWAVAS "in the Streights of Banca, in the East Indies". 4. JOHN GWAVAS. 5. HENRY GWAVAS. (all of whom were alive in 1710); and six daughters :- ANNE, MARY, JANE, FRANCIS, ELIZA, and DOROTHY.

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WILLIAM GWAVAS ("myselfe") the eldest son, was "bred a Clerke to Mr.JAMES HOLT (Attorney of the Queen's Bench Court) of Lyon's Inn; entered ye Middle Temple; purchased a Ground Chamber in Brick Court, No. 4 (primi graduss super dextram, septentrionali parte edificarium in Le Court) "for my life"; married ELIZABETH, Daughter of CRO (CHRISTOPHER) HARRIS of St.Ives, Cornwall, Merchant, 29 th of April, anno 1717, her portion paid him was £1500. He renewed Trennick Lease; Redeemed ye mortgage on ye Rectory of Pawle; and purchased a house of Mr.(RICHARD) PEARCE of Penzance, 2 cellars in Mousehole and Newlyn, and a house and field in Newlyn.

(Note by Mr.BORLASE:- It is clear from this however modestly Mr.GWAVAS may attribute the restoration of the property to his mother, it was principally to his own efforts, probably to success in his profession that it was due).

He had issue:- 1. WILLIAM GWAVAS "4 months old, obiit August 1727". 2. ELIZABETH GWAVAS, married WILLIAM VEALE, Esq., of Trevaylor and left issue. 3. ANNE GWAVAS, married the Rev d. THOMAS CARLYON and left issue:- ( These two latter entries are in later hand).

II. JOHN GWAVAS (second son of RICHARD HICKS, als GWAVAS) "nicknamed 'Pedn - gwidden' from his gray or white hair" had issue:- 1. THOMAS GWAVAS, fuller, yt. lived at the Tucking Mill in Sithney. 2. RICHARD) ) The M.S. here is very defctive. 3. GREGORY)

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Next below THOMAS GWAVAS and probably his son comes the name of ROBERT GWAVAS, of Lennan parish (living in 1710) who had issue: CHARLES GWAVAS, Tobacconist in Penzance, apprenticed to ALEXANDER THOMAS. He was living in 1710 and had issue:- 1. WILLIAM GWAVAS (born?) in 1727, obiit 1731. 2. CHARLES GWAVAS (died?) in 1737.

[N.B. The writer seems to have added to his pedigree at different periods, and there are also traces of the work of two other hands].

Mr.GWAVAS'S house in Penzance stood on the spot where the Wesleyan Schools now stand in Chapel street. He was buried at Paul, January 9 th 1741. A small oil painting of him is in the possession of Mr.G.B.MILLET.

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WILL of DOROTHY GOOCH oF GREAT YARMOUTH, 1776

Daughter of WILLIAM & ANN GWAVAS of Huntingfield Hall, Suffolk

and Widow of WHEATLEY GOOCH, Esq.

This second day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand and seven hundred and seventy-six, I, DOROTHY GOOCH, of Great Yarmouth, in the County of Suffolk, widow, do hereby revoke and make void all former will by me hereto made and declare this my last will and testament in manner following, that is to say - First, I give and devise unto WILLIAM GOOCH all that my -, of half of, my tenements in manner following:- Three messuages or dwelling houses, with appurtances, in the parish of St.Martin in the Vintery, London, all other my real estate whatsoever to hold, to the said WILLIAM GOOCH, my son, his heirs and assigns for ever, provided always and upon this condition nevertheless that the heirs of the said WILLIAM GOOCH, my son, shall pay or cause to be paid unto my god-daughter DOROTHY GOOCH, daughter of my grandson JAMES WYARD GOOCH, the sum of two hundred pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain in case she shall survive and outlive the said WILLIAM GOOCH, my son, and attain the age of twenty-one years. The sum of £50 unto my grandsons, CEASAR THOMAS GOOCH and GEORGE GOOCH, equally divided, and in case either of them should happen to depart this life before me, then I do hereby give and bequeath the legacy or share to the survivor of them; also my mind and will is that my executors therein named do and shall by and out of my estate after my decease pay to the several persons following:- To Mr.CHRISTOPHER EATON and his wife, JAMES WYARD GOOCH and his wife, CAESAR THOMAS GOOCH, GEORGE GOOCH, Mr.HENRY MASON and Miss EATON, the sum of

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£5 a piece for mourning; and I give and bequeath unto JANE, the wife of GEORGE CROSS, the sum of £30, to be paid unto her proper hands for her seperate use. Also I give and bequeath unto my god-daughter DOROTHY COLMAN the sum of £50; to Mrs.ELIZABETH GROOM and ANN and CATHERINE, her daughters, the sum of £5; to Mrs.VEALE, Mrs.CARLYON, Mr.SHIPMAN, Mrs.NANCE and Mrs.HAYWOOD each of them one guinea for a ring; my maid servant who shall be living with me at the time of my decease forty shillings for mourning. And I do direct 10 shillings distributed amongst the poor of the Parish of All Saints in which I desire to be buried, the first Sunday after my decease; also my mind is that my Executors shall immediately after my decease deliver to severval afternamed the several things hereinafter mentioned for their own use and benefit respectively - that is to say, to CECILIA, daughter of, WILLIAM GOOCH, my diamond ring; to the said DOROTHY GOOCH my gold watch, seven silver tea- spoons, and a pair of tea-tongs; to the said JAMES WYARD GOOCH my silver coffee-pot, and pair of silver- plated candlesticks, and silver tea-spoons; Mrs.ANN RIX my topas ring; to CAESAR THOMAS GOOCH my large silver waiter and marrow spoon; and to HANNAH, wife of JAMES WYARD, my crimson damask silk sacque and black silk sacque; also all the residue or overplus of my estate, and wheresoever possessed at the time of my decease, and which shall remain I give and bequeath to said DOROTHY GOOCH. To six poor women in the parish of Wheatacre All Saints shall have each 5s. and a pair of gloves. And I do nominate the said JAMES WYARD GOOCH and the Rev.ED. WHITE, clerk, Executors of this said will, who I desire to send to my son WILLIAM GOOCH at Sunderland the box containing the writings of my estates and bequeath to the said Mr. WHITE the sum of £5 for his care in the

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execution of this my will; and, lastly, my deed and will is that whatsoever other legacys or sums of money or other things I shall give to any person or persons by writing on the back of this my will or by codicil.

In the witness whereof unto this my last will and testament contained and written on six sheets of paper together annexed, I, the said DOROTHY GOOCH, the testator, have thereto set my hand and to the last sheet my hand and seal the day and year first above written.

(signed) DOROTHY GOOCH.

It was signed &c. in the presence of JOHN SPURGEON, MARY WELCH and HENY (sic) M.HARMER.

Contributed by S.E.O., Stradbrooke, to Part II, "East Anglian Miscellany," April - June 1908 -, page 55 - Article No. 2519.

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THE MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE OF JAMES WYARD GOOCH & HANNAH SIMPSON

1760 .

JAMES WYARD GOOCH, of Brundish in the County of Suffolk, son of CAESAR THOMAS GOOCH, late of Diss, in the County of Norfolk, deceased, and ELIZABETH his wife; and HANNAH SIMPSON, daughter of CORNELIUS SIMPSON of Frens in the County of Norfolk aforesaid, and HANNAH, his wife; having declared their intentions of taking each other in marriage before several meetings of the people called Quakers at Tivetshall, in the county of Norfolk aforesaid; and the proceedings of the same JAMES WYARD GOOCH and HANNAH SIMPSON after due inquiry and deliberate consideration thereof were allowed by the said meetings, they appearing clear of all others and having consent of all whom it may concern, that for the accomplishing of their said marriage this third day of eleventh month, called November, in the year one thousand seven hundred and sixty, they the said JAMES WYARD GOOCH and HANNAH SIMPSON appeared in a public assembly of the aforesaid people and others in their Meeting House in Tivetshall, and the said JAMES WYARD GOOCH, taking the said HANNAH SIMPSON by the hand did openly and solemnly declare as follows:- Friends, in the fear of the Lord, and before this assembly, I take this my friend HANNAH SIMPSON to be my wife promising by Divine assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful husband until it shall please the Lord to seperate us or words to that effect, and the said HANNAH SIMPSON did then and there, in the said assembly, in like manner, declare as follows:- Friends in the fear of the Lord, and before this assembly, I take this my friend, JAMES

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WYARD GOOCH, to be my husband, promising through Divine assistance to be a loving and faithful wife, until it please the Lord to seperate us, or words to that effect. And the said JAMES WYARD GOOCH and HANNAH SIMPSON, as a further confirmation thereof, and in testimony thereunto, did then and there to these present set their hands.

JAMES WYARD GOOCH HANNAH SIMPSON.

We whose names are hereunto subscribed being present, among others, at the solemnizing of the aforesaid marriage and subscription in the manner aforesaid, as witnesses have also to these presents subscribed our names and year above written. It is signed by:- MARY SPURDENS, ELIZABETH CONSTABLE, ROBERT HOLMES, jnr., JOHN HARRISON, ANN BATEMAN, SAMPSON SPURDENS, ISSAC FOX, SAMUEL SEAMAN, FRANCIS FRESHFIELD, DUNCAN FULSHER, JOHN SMITH, ROBERT SEAMAN, THOMAS HEYWOOD, HANNAH HOLMES, ELIZABETH TOLL, ELIZABETH HOLMES, JOHN HOLMES, ELIZABETH SEAMAN, MARY SEAMAN, ELIZABETH SEAMAN, jur., PHILIP MEADOWS, ROBERT DIX, F.ASHBY, SIMON BALE, four of the family of SIMPSON, viz., CORNELIUS, HANNAH, ALICE and DEBOROAH, and seven of the family of BARRETT, viz., ALICE, THOMAS, ANN, JOHN, CHARLES, CHARLES,junr., and CORNELIUS.

The marriage certificate from which the above notes are taken is on very thick parchment, 23 inches by 21 inches. Communicated by S.E.O., Stradbrooke, to the "East Anglian Miscellany". Part II, Apr. - June 1908. p.43, Article No. 2491.

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WILL of DOROTHY GOOCH, 1811 .

I, DOROTHY GOOCH, of ORFORD, in the county of Suffolk, spinster, make this my last will and testament:- After the payment of all my just debts, and funeral expenses, I give unto my Aunt JANE CROSS, formerly of , in the county of Norfolk, widow, the sum of one thousand two hundred and eighty pounds, 3 percent consols to be transferred by my executors to hers as soon after my death as may be. Also to the eleven children of my sister LUCY BUTTON, wife of SAMUEL BUTTON, of Brundish, in the county of Suffolk, viz:- HAANAH ROPE wife of RICHARD ROPE, of Cransford, in the county of Suffolk; DOROTHY MINGAY, wife of GEORGE MINGAY, jun., of Orford, in the county of Suffolk; MARY BUTTON, JANE BUTTON, HARRIETT BUTTON, SARAH BUTTON, CELIA BUTTON, SAMUEL BUTTON, JAMES BUTTON, ELIZABETH BUTTON, and JOHN BUTTON, when each shall attain the age of 21 years, or to the girls on the day of their marriage, whichever shall happen first, the sum of two hundred pounds. Also to JAMES THOMPSON, of Kingston, in the county of Surrey, when he shall attain the age of 21 years, the sum of two hundred pounds. Also to ELIZABETH GOOCH, daughter of my brother JOHN GOOCH, of Brundish, in the county of Suffolk, when she shall attain the age of 21 years, or on the day of her marriage, whichever shall happen first, the sum of two hundred pounds. Also to the six sons of my brother, JOHN GOOCH, of Brundish, in the county of Suffolk - JAMES WYARD GOOCH, CAESAR THOMAS GOOCH, JOHN GOOCH, GEORGE GOOCH, HENRY GOOCH, and EDWARD GOOCH, when each shall attain the age of 21 years, the sum of fifty pounds. Also to the four chidren of my sister,

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CELIA KERRIDGE, wife of DANIEL KERRIDGE, of Orford, in the county of Suffolk, viz:- JAMES WYARD KERRIDGE, DANIEL KERRIDGE, GEORGE KERRIDGE, and JANE KERRIDGE, when each shall attain the age of 21 years, or to the girl on the day of her marriage, whichever shall happen first, the sum of two hundred pounds. Also to JANE DOROTHY FALKLAND, daughter of sister HANNAH FALKLAND, wife of RICHARD FALKLAND, of Saltash, in the county of Cornwall, when she shall attain the age of 21 years, or on the day of her marriage, which ever shall happen first, the sum of two hundred pounds, with interest to accumulate from the day of my death. Also to SARAH WILSON, my sister, wife of WILLIAM WILSON, of Mendlesham, in the county of Suffolk, the sum of two hundred pounds. Also to CAESAR THOMAS GOOCH, my uncle of Framlingham, in the county of Suffolk, fifty pounds. Also to the five daughters of my aunt DEBORAH TOLL, wife of JOHN TOLL, of Woodbridge, in the county of Suffolk, viz:- HANNAH TOLL, MARTHA TOLL, ELIZABETH TOLL, EMMA TOLL, and LUCY TOLL, the sum of twenty pounds each. Also to ELIZABETH EVERETT, daughter of my late aunt, ELIZABETH EVERETT, the sum of twenty pounds. Also to ELIZABETH PATMAN, wife of , ROBERT PATMAN of Yarmouth in the county of Norfolk, Turner, the sum of ten pounds. And all my wearing apparell, books and trinkets not otherwise disposed of in in a meorandum hereto annexed, I do give, devise and bequeath to my sister LUCY BUTTON, wife os SAMUEL BUTTON, of Brundish, her heirs, administrators and assigns. And as to the rest, residue and remainder of my estate or effects, not otherwise disposed of, I give and

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bequeath two-thirds of it to my sister LUCY BUTTON, wife of SAMUEL BUTTON, of Brundish, and the other third part to my sister CELIA KERRIDGE, wife of DANIEL KERRIDGE, of Orford. And I do hereby nominate and appoint SAMUEL BUTTON, husband of my sister LUCY BUTTON, of Brundish and HENRY PARRY, of Leadenhall Street, London, stationer, joint executors of this my will and testament, and do further request each of them to accept the sum of one hundred pounds. In witness whereof I here set my hand and seal, this 22 nd day of July 1811. Signed D.GOOCH, and in the presence of JOHN CONNOR, and DANIEL KERRIDGE, both of Orford in the county of Suffolk.

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