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Unless otherwise stated, original copies of Wills of Gloucestershire dated prior to 1858 can be found at the Gloucester Record Office. Wills which were proved at Bristol Episcopal Consistory Court may be found at the Bristol Record Office. Those dated after 1858 can be found at the Probate Department of The Principal Registry Family Division - Probate Search Room, First Avenue House, 42-49 High Holborn, London, WC1V 6NP, and at local Registries.
Further information about post-1858 Wills, and forms for obtaining copies by post may be found on the Government's "Court Service" Wills & Probate pages.
Abbreviations which may be used on this page are:-
The following may also be of use in the study of Wills generally:-
(Ad) "Admon", or Letters of Administration. (I) Inventory (a list of the deceased's goods, and their value) (N) A Nuncupative Will is one declared by a legal representative, as being indicative
of the deceased's wishes, and will often refer to the Testator in the third person.(#) Indicates the Will is a 'duplicate' - that is, more than one person has submitted an
abstract from the same original Will.* An asterisk against a surname indicates the Executor(s) of the Will, or, in the case
of Administration (Ad), the Administrator(s)i/t/p "in the parish (of)". CELF Chapel en le Frith (Derbyshire) ECC Episcopal Consistory Court (Lichfield) HCC Hereford Consistory Court n.p. Notary Public R&R Rest and Residue (a common expression in Wills)
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ATWOOD BRITTON CLIFF CRUNDALL DEWCE DUSSELL GIBSON KEMYS LAURENCE LLEN MIDLETON PARKER STRAUNGE STUBBES SYMMONS THORNE TYBBAT WEARE WOOD |
TYBBAT, Robert - of Winterbourne, Gloucs, yeoman, 8 Sep 1591. To be buried at Winterbourne. Bequests: to the poor of Winterbourne; to Jane TYBBAT (daughter of my brother John TYBBAT) at 21; to Annis, Redigan, Joan, Katherine, and Ann (other daughters of my brother John TYBBAT) at 21; Executrix: my wife Katherine. Overseers: Roger KEMYS of Wykwick, gentleman, and Andrew ATWOOD, of Beach. Debts owing: by Robert TYBBAT to John SYMMONS of Westerleigh; William LAURENCE of Westerleigh; William STRAUNGE of Stapleton; Thomas PARKER, the tanner; Henry CLIFF, of Wapley; Richard WEARE, of Mangotsfield; Roger GIBSON, of Little Stoke; Thomas DUSSELL; John BRITTON of Bytton. Testator signs by mark. Witnesses: John MIDLETON, Robert (X) THORNE, Willm ATWOOD, Andrew ATWOOD, Henrie WOOD. Acknowledged: 6 Mar 1591/2 [34 Eliz I] in presence of Roger KEMYS, William LLEN, Arthur KEMYS, Nicholas CRUNDALL, John DEWCE, William ATWOOD. Proved at London 22 Apr 1592 (PCC) by Richard STUBBES, n.p. PRO Ref: PROB 11/79 (32; Harrington) |
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BLACHLY BRASIE BRIDGES DOLAMORE DOLLAMORE HORWOODE LOVELL MIDLETON NOBLE SMITH STRONGE TYBBOT VOWLES WADE WICKHAM WOODE YOWELLS |
TYBBOT, Katherine - of Winterbourne, Gloucs, widow, 1 Jul 1603. Bequests: to the parish church of Winterbourne for reparationss; to the poor of the same parish; to Samuell DOLLAMORE, Katherine DOLLAMORE, Izabell DOLLAMORE, and Margaret DOLLAMORE (children of William DOLAMORE); to my goddaughter Agnes DOLLAMORE; to my daughter Agnes; to William SMITH; to William SMITH and William WICKHAM (my daughter Joane NOBLE's sons); to Marye HORWOODE, Katherine HORWOODE, and Joyce HORWOODE (the three daughters of Nicholas HORWOODE); to Nicholas HORWOOD's seven children; to my daughter Alice HORWOODE; to my daughter Joane NOBLE; to my son John's daughter Agnes; to Katherine and Margaret (my son's two daughters); and to Robert and Henrie (my son's two sons); to Katherine BLACHLY and to Joyce VOWLES - the money that John VOWLES owes me; to Marie STRONGE; to Thomas WICKHAM (son of Joane NOBLE); to Edward STRONGE; to Marie HORWOODE; to Henrye WOODE (my daughter's son); Executor: my son John TYBBOT. Overseers: John YOWELLS and John MIDLETON. Witnesses: Richard BRIDGES, Thomas BRASIE, and John MIDLETON. Debt owing to the testator: by John WADE of Stoke. Proved at London 14 Feb 1603 (PCC) by Thomas LOVELL, n.p. PRO Ref: PROB 11/103 (21; Harte) |
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ATTWOOD ATWOOD BIDDELL POTERHAM TAYLOR WICKHAM WILLYAMS |
TAYLOR, Richard - of Radforde, Westerleigh, Gloucs, yeoman, 15 Apr 1605. To be buried at Westerleigh. Bequests: to my daughter Julyan, my daughter Elizabeth, my daughter Alice; to John WILLYAMS. Executrix: my wife Anne TAYLOR. Overseers: friends William WICKHAM of the same parish and Rowlande ATWOOD of the same parish; John BIDDELL, scriptor. Proved 23 Apr 1605 (PCC) by Rowlande ATTWOOD, named in the will, and Thomas POTERHAM, nearest of kin to the deceased. PRO Ref: PROB 11/105 (26; Hayes) |
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DYER FILL FRANCOMBE GREENE HAINES HARRIES HOLDBROOKE HORRYN MERRICK TOVEY TOVY TOVYE |
TOVY, John thelder - of Olveston, co Gloucester, yoman, 3 Oct 1609 [7 Jas I] unto the poore of Olveston … my house to those Whose names are specified in my lease … unto my brother Maurice TOVYE of Elberton - my best suite of Apparell … unto my servanunte Aine MERRICK - the house that I new built next unto the house of Robert HAINES called Rooches house and the garden there unto adioynynge soo long as the saide Agnes doth lyve unmarried … unto my daughter Mary HORRYN … unto my daughter Fayth … unto William DYER that dwelleth with me - one cowe … I doe forgive John HOLDBROOKE all that which he oweth unto me … my sonne John TOVEY. Executor: [Mr Ralf GREENE] (scratched out) Nicholas FRANCOMBE and Thomas FILL. Witness: Thomas HARRIES junior. The ma[rk] Jhan TOVY. Probate 15 Sep 1610; Bristol Wills. |
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BRYDGES COLLINS PRIGGE TOGHILL |
TOGHILL, Thomas - of Winterbourne, Gloucs, yeoman, 27 Jan 1612. (N)
To the poor of Winterbourne - 40s. (and) to the parish church of Winterbourne - 20s. My wife and my child shall have all the rest or words to like effect. Witnesses: Richard BRYDGES clericus; Rowland PRIGGE, Elizabethe COLLINS. Proved 1 Apr 1613 by Marie TOGHILL, widow of said deceased. PRO Ref: PROB 11/121. |
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FREME GUYDINGE HEWES KYNGE NICOLLS NOADE PHILLIPS TYLER |
TYLER, John - of Frampton Cotterell, Gloucs, yeoman, 19 Sep 1613. To the poor of Frampton Cotterell - 20s.; to the widow NICOLLS of Westerleigh - £15; to Mawde GUYDINGE of Westerleigh - 4s.; to my sister Deenes TYLER - £10; to my daughter Elizabeth TYLER - £40 paid by my executor at 21; to my brother Robert TYLER - my best cloak; to my son John TYLER - all my bedsteads, etc. Sole Executrix: my wife - she to have the rest. Overseers: John FREME of Westerleigh and my brother Robert TYLER. Debts that I owe: to Isable KYNGE, her children, £22; to Robert PHILLIPS and Leonard PHILLIPS, £14; to John HEWES, £4-10s.; to Amy NOADE, 20s. Proved 13 Oct 1613 by Elizabeth TYLER, widow of said deceased. PRO Ref: PROB 11/122. |
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ATWOOD BURFORD FRIND HOLLISTER MABBOTT ROC ROGERS TRUMAN |
TRUMAN, John - of Kendalshire, parish of Westerleigh, Gloucs, tanner,
24 Sep 1614. To be buried at Westerleigh; to my son John TRUMAN - one yoakinge stour and one buckmill in the tanhouse (also) the table board in the hall the frame and the benches; to my daughter Cecylie TRUMAN - £20 at aged 21 (also) one great coffer that was her grandmother's, and one great presse that standeth in the hall; to my daughter Joane TRUMAN - £10 at 21; to my daughter Marie TRUMAN - £10 at 21; to my wife Agnes - all that money that Rowland ATWOOD of Weston, Somerset owes me, which amounts to £27 principal. Joint Executors: my wife Agnes and my son John - they to have the rest. Overseers: Dennys BURFORD and John ROC. Debts: Walter ROGERS of Westerleigh oweth me £7-17s.; Thomas MABBOTT of Barkeley shoemaker oweth me 8s. Witnesses: Dennys BURFORD, John FRIND, and Joane HOLLISTER. Proved at London 7 Feb 1614 by John TRUMAN, natural son of the said deceased. PRO Ref: PROB 11/125. |
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JONES KEBBLEWHITE MATTHEWS TRINDER |
TRINDER, Robert - of Lt. Barrington, Glos, 11 May 1614. Burial: 1614, Lt. Barrington. Beneficiaries: daughters Mary (1st), Kathren (2nd), Elizabeth (3rd), Agnes or Alice (youngest); son Robert; wife Alice*. Overseers of will: George KEBBLEWHITE, Thomas MATTHEWS. Witnesses: George KEBBLEWHITE, Thomas MATTHEWS, both yeomen of Lt. Barrington; Leonis JONES. Probate 12 Jul 1614. GRO Ref: 1614/???. Notes: See will of Alice TRINDER 1625. |
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MEYNALL PEASLEY PRIGG TYLIE |
TYLIE, Thomas - of Rodford, parish of Westerleigh, Gloucs., husbandman,
11 May 1615. to my daughter Dorathie - one cow, colored fallow, called by the name of Cappell, one little crock, a pillorast, a sheet and a kerchief; to my daughter Anne - one black heifer called Collie, three sheepe, a sheet and a bedstead; to my daughter Marie - one brown cow called Browning, four sheep and catherne my wife is to have the use of the same so long as she keeps herself unmarried; to the said Marie - a case and two kerchiefs and a bedstead; to my son John - one fallow yearling beast and three sheep; to my son Henrie - one brown yearling. Sole Executrix: my wife Elizabeth - she to have the rest. Overseers: Walter ... and William PRIGG. Witnesses: Robert PEASLEY, John MEYNALL. Proved at Gloucester 12 Feb 1615. GRO Ref: 1615/#163. |
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DOGG GRYMER MARSHALL TROTMAN TROTTMAN |
TROTMAN, Edward - of Winterbourne, Diocese of Bristol, yeoman,
29 Sep 1614. (N)
All to my sister Elizabeth TROTTMAN. Subscribed 9 Oct 1614 by Johane MARSHALL, John DOGG, Willm GRYMER. Proved 8 May 1615 by Elizabeth TROTMAN, natural and legitimate sister of the deceased. PRO Ref: PROB 11/125. |
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BENET BENNET BRIDGES FARVURE HOLBROOKE LANE SMYTH TIBBOTT TYBBOTT WADE WEST WICKHAM |
TYBBOTT, John - of Winterbourne, Gloucs, yeoman, 11 Jun 1619. To my son Henry TYBBOTT - 10 of my best oxen and also £25 (also) one-half of my plough harness and one half of my working tooles; to my son Richard TYBBOTT - £35 and my second best broach; to my daughter Margaret TYBBOTT - £25 and other items; to my daughter Deborah TYBBOTT - £25, one bed, bolster, a pair of blankets, and a doublet that was her grandmother's; to my son-in-law John WEST - £10, part of a portion I promised him in marriage with my daughter Katherine, and £3 more; to my son-in-law William WADE's two children - 20s. apiece; to Margaret TIBBOTT (daughter of my son Robert TYBBOTT) - one sheep; to Joane HOLBROOKE - one sheep; to my son-in-law William WADE - £6 which he owes me; to John WEST's three children - each a chilver sheep apiece; to my goddaughters Jane SMYTH (daughter of William SMYTH of Hambrooke) and Jane BENNET (daughter of John BENNET) - (each) one sheep; to John BENET now dwelling with me - one lamb; Overseers: my son-in-law John WEST, and William WICKHAM. If my children Richard and Deborah die before 21 or marriage, their gifts to be divided among my surviving children. Sole Executrix: my wife Elizabeth TYBBOTT - she to have the rest. Testator signs by mark. Witnesses: Ri: BRIDGES clericus, John WEST, John (X) FARVURE, William LANE. Proved at London 31 Dec 1619 by Elizabeth TYBBOTT, widow of said deceased. PRO Ref: PROB 11/134. |
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BIGNILL CAULSIL CAWSIL KEBBLEWHITE MAISEY MATTHEWS STUROTH TRINDER |
TRINDER, Alice - of Lt. Barrington, Glos, 6 Jan 1624/5. Burial: 1625, Lt. Barrington. Beneficiaries: daughters Kathren MAISEY, Alice TRINDER*; son Robert; godchildren Alice MAISEY, Alice BIGNILL; nephew Richard CAWSIL (or CAULSIL?). Overseers of will: George KEBBLEWHITE, Thomas MATTHEWS. Witness: ---?--- STUROTH?. Probate 1625. GRO Ref: 1625/#14. Notes: See will of Robert TRINDER 1614. |
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FAWCON NEWBYE TRIGG |
TRIGG, Richard [bur Chick Lane] bro Edmund & cousin Eliz TRIG of Bristol [co. Gloucester]; cousin Edmund TRIGG; dtr Dorothy TRIGG; cousin Eliz of Godstow [co. Oxford?]; wife Frances*. Witnesses: Thos FAWCON & Henry NEWBYE. Proved in the Commissary Court of London Jan 1625/6-Dec 1629: Vol 25, f303. |
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DARBY SYMONDS TYSO WILLIAMSON |
TYSO, Henry - of Whitechapel, Mdx, yeo. bro Rich TYSO of Maidenhead, Berkshire labourer; bro Geo TYSO; bro Thos TYSO of Aston Somerville co. Gloucester yeo; sis Mary TYSO; dtr in law Joan WILLIAMSON*. Witnesses: Wm SYMONDS & Nathaniel DARBY. Proved in the Commissary Court of London Jan 1625/6-Dec 1629: Vol 25, f209. |
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BRACIE DAVIS DEVERILL GODFREE HOLESTERS PARMINTER TURNER |
TURNER, Henry - of Winterbourne, Gloucs, husbandman, 3 Apr 1629. To my son William - £10 at 21; to my son Thomas BRACIE - 20s. at 21 (and) if either die, money to remain back to my executrix. I owe to Thomas HOLESTERS in Westerleigh 14s. Executrix: my wife Margarett - she to have the rest. Overseers: John PARMINTER and Thomas DEVERILL. Witnesses: John GODFREE and John DAVIS. Testator signs by mark. Proved at London 14 Nov 1629 by Margaret TURNER, widow of said deceased. PRO Ref: PROB 11/156. |
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ACTON ARKENSTALL CADE CLOPTON GANNELL HAZELTON PIERCE STEVENS TYMME WOOTON |
TYMME, John - of St John Walbrook, London, gent. sister Margaret WOOTON; nephews William & Robert TYMME and nieces Alice & Mary TYMME; Elizabeth wife of brother William TYMME; sister's husband William CADE; Margaret PIERCE widow; nieces Elizabeth HAZELTON & Elizabeth STEVENS; Joan ACTON spinster. Executor: nephew Thomas TYMME of London gent. & to have house in Kemmerton co Gloucester. Witnesses: William ARKENSTALL, John CLOPTON, & Daniel GANNELL. Proved 1636, Archdeaconry Court of London; Vol 8, f115. |
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GREGORY SHAMAN TYLER |
TYLER, John - of Pucklechurch, Gloucs, yeoman, 23 Mar 1637. To be buried in the church of Pucklechurch. to my son John TYLER - £4 during the life of Agnis my now wife paid yearly; to my daughters Edith and Ann - (both) £30 at marriage; to my daughter Elzabeth SHAMAN(?) - 5s.; to John SHAMAN and William SHAMAN (sons of Thomas SHAMAN(?)) - 5s. apiece; to my wife Agnis - every part and parcel of my living... during her natural life (and) after her death to my son John TYLER; she to be sole executrix. Overseers: William TYLER of Pucklechurch, Gloucs yeoman, and Roger GREGORY, of the same. Witnesses: Roger GREGORY, Willi TYLER. Testator signs by mark. Proved 22 Nov 1638. |
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ASHTON BIRD BOWELLS BOWLES BRIGINSHAWE BROCKE BRUMLEY CATESBY CLARKE COOPER DAVIS FLEWEN GILBERT GUILLIAM GUILLIM HIGGINS MARROTT SCARGILL SCOTT SIMONS SMITH SPARKES SURLIN TAYLOR TWINE |
TWINE, Alice - of St Dunstan in the West, London. parish of Huntley, Gloucester; Mr CATESBY & his dtr Luce & 3 other chldr; Jn son of sis Margt SMITH; Mr Lawrence BOWELLS; knswmn Margt GUILLIAM; 4 sons of Wlm BRIGINSHAWE; cousins Mary GILBERT, Jn GUILLIM & Jn BIRD pinmaker; Wlm GILBERT; Mary DAVIS & her knsmn Rich son of Mr Rich BRIGINSHAWE & his wife Anne; Sara dtr of Rob SMITH; Anne dtr of Jms CLARKE; Margt SURLIN; Silvester BRIGINSHAW; Mr SPARKES; Margt ASHTON; Wlm & Adam TWINE; late husb Jn TWINE; Mary dtr of Lewis BRUMLEY; Judith & Mary SCARGILL; Jn son of Anthony SMITH; Mary MARROTT; Simon HIGGINS; Marmaduke SCOTT; Mary TAYLOR; Matt FLEWEN; Mary COOPER; Jn SIMONS; Mr Rich BRIGINSHAWE*. Overseer: Mr CATESBY. Witnesses: Lawrence BOWLES & Peter BROCKE. Proved in the Commissary Court of London c1640: Vol 28, f250. |
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SHORE TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Richard - of Dursley, co. Gloucester, clothier. land in Stone, Falfield & Sheperdine to son Rich; wife Margery; Jn SHORE* of Wollaston, bro Rich TIPPETTS* of Lydney & bros Wlm* & Jn TIPPETTS*. Proved in the Commissary Court of London c1643: Vol 29, f330. |
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ADDAMS ARCHARD BAKER BATT BRIDGES CLARKE EDDIES GALE GYLES HICKS JACKSON JONES NOOT SEARCH THURSTON WATKINS |
THURSTON, Edward - of Thornbury co. Gloust[er], gent, 10 Apr 1652 my nowe wife Anne - one fether bed &c. and one cowe and a calfe; my daughter Jane BRIDGES (wife of Humphrey BRIDGES gent); my daughter Anne THURSTON, my sonne Edward THURSTON; all … my messuages … within the Burrough of Thornbury aforsaid … bought … from James EDDIES … and from Robert NOOT; to my daughter Alice THURSTON - 200£ at aged "seaventeen yeares or day of marriage which shall first happen"; to my two grandchildren Robert BRIDGES and Elizabeth BRIDGES; to my sister Margery JONES (and) her children; the poore of the parish of Thornbury; to my servant John SEARCH … my servant Gyles WATKINS … my servant John HICKS … my servant Elizabeth … my servant Susana … to Alice GALE. Sole Executor: my sonne Thomas THURSTON. Overseers: my loveinge freinds William ARCHARD gent, John BAKER the elder gent, and Humphrey BRIDGES gent - they to have all rest and residue of goodes. Other Bequests: to Thomas JACKSON, Henry JACKSON and Margarett CLARKE (my wives sonnes and daughters). Witnesses: signed … in the presence of John BAKER, Humphrey BRIDGES, William BATT, Andrew BAKER. Memorandum: I also give unto my sonne Edward fiftie pounds to bind him apprentice … Alsoe by Codicill … unto Elizabeth ADDAMS late wife of Richard GYLES gent and to her foure children. Proved at London 24 May 1652 … by the oath of Thomas THURSTON sone and Executor. PRO Ref: PROB 11/221. |
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ADDAMS BARROW COOKE DEANE PRECHARD TAYLOR TREHEARNE TREYHEARNE |
TREHEARNE, Susanna - of of Cromhill i/t/p Thornbury, widow, 13 Sep 1652.
being sicke of body … to my eldest sonne Joseph TREHEARNE - my best Cow 1 weeke after (and) 5 shillings within 3 months next after my decease; to my daughters Susana and Sarah - (each) 5 shillings; to Thomas TREHEARNE and his sonne - 2 shillings six pence apiece; to my sonne in law Ralph COOKE - foure kine already in (his) possession upon condicon that hee will Seale my executors an acquittance for five pound of legacie which was due to my daughter Sarah his wife; to my daughters Susanna and Sarah - all my wearinge apparrell woolen and lynnen + 2 Silver rings and 5 Silver pins + one paire of my best sheetes. [Ed: one paire each presumably … or see them tearing them apart?] Sole Executors: my two sonnes James TREHEARNE and Edward TREHEARNE +R&R. Overseers: Richard ADDAMS and Thomas BARROW, and for their paines twelve pence apiece … The marke of Susanna TREHEARNE. Witnesses: George DEANE, the marke of Mary PRECHARD. Proved London 4 May 1657 by James and Edward TREHEARNE. TNA Ref: PROB 11/264. Note: In 1623 Thomas TREYHEARNE mar Seusana TAYLOR at Oldbury on Severn. |
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ADRELEY ALDERLEY CROWE HALLOWES LEWIS PHILLIPS POWNALL SKEWLE TIPPETS TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Richard - the elder of Dursley, clothier, signed 1 Apr 1662. Beneficiaries: son John TIPPETTS; daughter in law Margery TIPPETTS, widow; Hezekiah POWNALL; Richard TIPPETTS, son of Margery; William TIPPETTS, son of Margery, executor; Elizabeth, Hanna and Mary, daughters of Margery; Abraham HALLOWES; Arthur CROWE; Elnor, wife of Richard SKEWLE; John SKEWLE's children except Elnor; Elnor ALDERLEY(?) kinsman Maurice PHILLIPS; the children of my son William; the poor people of Dursley; son William TIPPETS, executor. Witnesses: Morris PHILLIPS; Johilly ADRELEY & Maurice LEWIS. Proved at Gloucester 5 Mar 1663. GRO Ref: 1663/#174. |
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BERRY BROAD FFICKETT FFIRSETT JORDAN PORTER SIMMS TRINDER WHITE WILKINS |
TRINDER, William - of Windrush, Glos, taylor, 8 Jul 1675. Buried 15 Jun 1677. Beneficiaries: wife Jane; daughters Jane TRINDER, Frances WILKINS and Susan PORTER; sons John, Joseph, Thomas and William. grandchildren William (son of Thomas TRINDER), Jane (dau. of William TRINDER), William (son of Joseph TRINDER), Francis, John and Richard WILKINS. Mentioned: William FFICKETT or FFIRSETT als. SIMMS. Overseers of will: George WHITE of Gt. Barrington, John JORDAN and my brother(in law?) BROAD, if he so wishes (wife Jane's maiden name?). Witnesses: William TRINDER, Mary BERRY, David BERRY. Probate 23 Nov 1677 - PCC. PRO Ref: PROB 11/355. Notes: [1] Frances TRINDER mar Thomas WILKINS in 1665 at Windrush, Glos. where Thomas is of Lt. Barrington and Frances is of Windrush. [2] See wills of Thomas WILKINS 1715 and Frances WILKINS 1732, both of Lambourn, Berks. |
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BRITTON BROWNING POPE TOWNSEND WHITMORE |
TOWNSEND, Edward - of Bisley, 7 May 1680. Beneficiaries: to my son John the house called The Sheephouse; to my son Henry - 10 pounds; to my daughter Jane BROWNING, my daughter Katherine, and my son Samuel - (each) one shilling; to my son Thomas - the house where I live (after his mother's death); to my son Richard - land at Battlescombe (bought from Mr BRITTON and Richard POPE) and all land bought from WHITMORE's daughters; to my daughter Margery - one shilling. Executrix: my wife - she to have residue. Ref: GRO D1512 1/3. |
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ALLEN TOMBS WEBB |
TOMBS, Alexander - of Cromhall. (Ad)
Administrators: widow Margaret TOMBS of Clapton; Robert ALLEN of Cromhall; Thomas WEBB of Cromhall. Admon. 30 Aug 1685, Gloucester. |
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SYMONS TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, William - of Dursley, clothier. Beneficiaries: wife Rebecca; sons Josiah, Richard and John; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin SYMONS; granddaughter Rebecca TIPPETTS, daughter of late son Samuel. Proved at Gloucester 31 Aug 1691. GRO Ref: 1691/#192. |
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FRYER MORSE PHILLIMORE TIPPETTS TURNER |
TIPPETTS, John - of New Mills, Dursley, clothier, signed 27 May 1706. Beneficiaries: three elder daughters Mary, Sarah and Elizabeth; two younger daughters Rebecca and Anne; son John; wife Mary, executrix. Overseers: brother Richard TIPPETTS & John PHILLIMORE the younger of Cam. Witnesses: Thomas FRYER; Walter TURNER; Edw MORSE. Proved at London 1 Jul 1706. TNA Ref: PROB 11/#489 image 233. |
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TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Rebecca - signed 31 May 1706. Beneficiaries: my son John and his son John; my granddaughter Rebecca, daughter of my son Samuel; my son Richard, executor. Proved at Gloucester 9 Dec 1707. GRO Ref: 1707/#268. |
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HARDING TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Sarah - late of Dursley, widow, died intestate. (I)
Admon granted 14 Apr 1714 to Richard HARDING. GRO Ref: 1714/#78. |
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BROWNING TOWNSEND WINSTONE |
TOWNSEND, John - of Bisley, yeoman, 23 Aug 1717. Beneficiaries: my cousin Eyled BROWNING; my cousins Jane and Mary (daughters of Thomas BROWNING); my brother Thomas TOWNSEND; my cousin Catherine (wife of John WINSTONE); my cousin John BROWNING. Ref: GRO D1512 1/3. |
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TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Richard - late of Dursley, yeoman, died intestate. (Ad)
Admon granted 21 Feb 1723 to Dorothy TIPPETTS, widow. GRO Ref: 1723/#304. |
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CLARKE TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, William - of Dursley, Maltster, signed 26 Feb 1724/25. Beneficiaries: wife Hannah; son William; daughter Hannah; son Thomas; cousins John TIPPETTS & Samuel CLARKE. Proved at Gloucester 25 May 1725. GRO Ref: 1725/#208. |
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HYETT MILLS TILLING TRINDER |
TRINDER als.
TILLING, Susanna - of Windridge (Windrush), Glos, Jan 1728. (Ad)
Burial: u/k. Bound: Edward TILLING of Windridge, Glos. (yeoman); William MILLS of Cruit?, Glos (an innholder); James HYETT of Ruddle?, Glos (a yeoman). Obligation: Edward TILLING to admin. his wife Susanna's estate. Glos Admon. GRO Ref: 1728/#3. Note: She is the relict of William TRINDER of Windridge. |
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ARCHARD MAY ROBINS TUGWELL WICKS |
TUGWELL, Thomas - of Thornhill, Westport, Wilts, yeoman, signed 10 Oct 1727. Beneficiaries: sons Humphry, John, William, Thomas, Edward; daughters Olive, Alice, Elizabeth; friend Edward TUGWELL of The Grange in the county of Gloucester, yeoman (trustee); John WICKS and John ARCHARD of Oaksey, Wilts, yeomen (also trustees) Witnesses: William ROBINS, Humphry TUGWELL, Israel MAY. Testator died 11 Oct 1727. Proved at London 5 Jan 1728. PROB 11/619 image 244. |
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SMYTH TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Mary - signed 1 Sep 1725. Beneficiaries: son John; daughters Sarah, Rebecca and Ann; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Maurice SMYTH and her daughter Mary SMYTH. Proved at Gloucester 21 May 1728. GRO Ref: 1728/#255. |
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MARKS PRICE TUGWELL WICKS |
TUGWELL, Humphry senr - of Beverstone, yeoman, 20 Jan 1729. Bequests: to my son Thomas - £50 within 3 years, to my son Stephen - £60 within 4 years, to my daughter Mary - £50 within 5 years, to my daughter Elizabeth - £50 within 6 years, to my daughter Alice - £50 when she is 21. Executors: my wife Mary and my 3 sons Humphry, William and Lewen - to share the residue equally. Witnesses: Jonathan WICKS, John PRICE, Wm MARKS. Proved Gloucester 9 Feb 1729. GRO Ref: 1729/#46. Testator died 28 Jan 1728/29. |
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HITCHENS RUTTER TRINDER |
TRINDER, William - of Windrush, Glos, Nov 1729. (Ad)
Burial: u/k. Bound: John TRINDER of Windrush, Glos (a yeoman), Thomas HITCHENS of Croit?, Glos (a yeoman), and John RUTTER of Eadom Ippolsterer?[1]. Obligation: John TRINDER, natural/lawful son to admin. his father William's estate. Glos Admon. GRO Ref: 1729/#630. Note: [1] 'of eodem (ie same place) upholsterer?' - RRL |
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CURTAYS TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Elizabeth - died intestate. (Ad)
Bondsman: Thomas CURTAYS, carpenter. Admon granted 28 Dec 1739 at Gloucester to William TIPPETTS (her son) of Dursley, clothworker. GRO Ref: 1739/#213. |
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ARNOT BENNET DUCIE STINCHCOMBE STOKES TOMES |
TOMES, Thomas - of Cromhall, gentleman, 4 Jul 1738. Beneficiaries: wife Susannah TOMES; brother John TOMES*; sister Margrett STINCHCOMBE, widow, and her son Thomas STINCHCOMBE. Mentioned: Matthew, lord DUCIE, Baron of Morton. Witnesses: Josiah BENNET, Richard ARNOT, Thos STOKES. Probate 7 Jul 1741, Gloucester. |
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KING SMITH TIPPETTS |
TIPPETTS, Rebecca - of Dursley, spinster, signed 7 Apr 1744. Beneficiaries: nephews John and Maurice SMITH; sister Sarah, wife of Thomas KING; nephew James TIPPETTS; niece Mary TIPPETTS, executrix; Anne TIPPETTS, mother of Mary, executrix if daughter still a minor. Proved at Gloucester by Anne TIPPETTS 9 Jul 1747. GRO Ref: 1747/#100. |
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CLARK COLLIER PHILLIPS ROLPHE TAYLOR |
TAYLOR, John - of Marlewood i/t/p Thornbury co. Gloucester, yeoman,
1 Sep 1751. my beloved wife Ann - my best Bedd and ffurniture also the Box that was hers before our Marriage; my son Thomas - my second best Bedd and ffurniture the worst of the Cheese presses, three of the Chairs that I had from Acton, three Barrells, my worst Waggon and Timber enough to make a new Bedd to him, one good and one Bad pewter Dish, three pewter plates, a Cheese Tub, one of my Waggon stopes, Harness for our Horse and the largest chest in the Kitchen... also my Young Mare; daughters Ann and Betty; brother Thomas TAYLOR; son John TAYLOR - to have land in Berkeley in the occupation of William COLLIER + John also sole Executor. Signed John TAYLOR with: Witnesses: Henry CLARK(sg), Thomas PHILLIPS(sg), Geo: ROLPHE(sg). Probate 1 Sep 1751 before Jn GREGORY Sur. GRO Ref: 1751/#115. Note: This Will bequeaths a wide, and interesting range of household goods, but unfortunately I didn't have time to record them all. :-( |
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STINCHCOMBE TOMES WITCHELL |
TOMES, John - of Cromhall, gentleman, 21 Apr 1746. Beneficiaries: wife Elizabeth TOMES; son Thomas TOMES; daughter Betty WITCHELL. Executor: wife Elizabeth TOMES. Witnesses: Esther STINCHCOMBE, Mary STINCHCOMBE, Thos STINCHCOMBE. Probate 13 Jul 1753, Gloucester. |
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BALDWIN FEASE HARBERT MORGAN TINGLE |
TINGLE, James - of Newland, yeoman. brothers Joseph, William, Robert; grandson Isaac [son of William]; Sarah HARBERT [relationship not stated]; wife Mary TINGLE*. Witnesses Thos. FEASE?, George MORGAN, Saml. BALDWIN. Proved 12 Jul 1754. |
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FOWLER MARTON SMITH TUGWELL WEBB WHITE WICKES YARRINGTON |
TUGWELL, William - of Beverstone, yeoman, signed 30 Aug 1763. Beneficiaries: brother Lewen TUGWELL; brother Humphry TUGWELL; housekeeper Mrs Ann WEBB; nephew and godson Thomas YARRINGTON, son of sister Alice and Thomas YARRINGTON; nephews William and Lewen, sons of brother Lewen; nephews William, Thomas and Humphry, sons of brother Stephen; nieces Mary and Isabella, daughters of brother Humphry; nieces Ann and Mary, daughters of brother Lewen; nieces Mary, Ann, Elizabeth and Alice, daughters of brother Stephen; sister Mary FOWLER. Overseers: friend John MARTON of Tetbury, shopkeeper; friend John SMITH of Bowldown Farm. Executors: brothers Lewen and Stephen. Witnesses: Geo WHITE, Jonathan WICKES. Proved at London 6 Oct 1763. PROB 11/892 image 577. |
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CLOSE FOWLER HILLIER TOMBS TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Stephen - of Westonbirt, yeoman, 16 Feb 1766. Bequests: to my daughter Mary TOMBS - £30 within one year, to my daughter Ann TUGWELL - £100 at 21 if married, otherwise at 25, to my daughter Alice TUGWELL - £100 at 21 if married, otherwise at 25, to my daughter Elizabeth TUGWELL - £100 at 21 if married, otherwise at 25, my wife Elizabeth TUGWELL*, my brothers-in-law William HILLIER and John FOWLER, my sons William*, Thomas* and Humphry*. Witnesses: Thomas HILLIER, John CLOSE. Proved at London 9 May 1772 by Elizabeth and Humphry. PROB 11/#978 image 87. Testator buried 14 Mar 1771. |
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JONES LEA TUGWELL WSRO |
TUGWELL, Humphry - of Bradford on Avon, signed 13 Oct 1764. Beneficiaries: Edward LEA of Bradford; brother Edward TUGWELL of Tetbury, woolstapler (trustee); brother in law Daniel JONES of Bradford, apothecary (also trustee); wife Elizabeth; sons William and Thomas; brother in law William JONES. Codicil: 6 Apr 1775 - says William has died leaving issue George H, Thomas, Elizabeth, [and] Mawby. Proved 1775. Original at Wiltshire Record Office. WSRO 800/6. |
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GARDINER MAPSON ROBINS SKEATE TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Lewen - of Beverstone, yeoman, 30 Nov 1775. Bequests: to my daughter Mary TUGWELL - £300 within one year, to my wife Sarah TUGWELL - £300 within one year, to my daughter Ann ROBINS - £10, to my son Humphry TUGWELL - £300, to my daughter Alice TUGWELL - £300. Trustees: my brothers-in-law John and William SKEATE of Slaughterford yeomen. Executors: my sons William and Lewen TUGWELL, and to receive the residue. Witnesses: Chris GARDINER, Edw TUGWELL, John MAPSON. Proved at Gloucester 5 Sep 1776. GRO Ref: 1776/#154. Testator died 7 Feb 1776. |
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EVANS GIBSEY HUGHES ISAAC PRICKETT SALE STRATTON TUGWELL WALTER WINTERSALL |
TUGWELL, Diana - wife of Edward TUGWELL, woolstapler, signed 5 Mar 1777. Beneficiaries: nephew John ISAAC of the city of Bath, son of Robert and Cordelia ISAAC; brother Rev William HUGHES of the city of Worcester; friend John WALTER of Sodbury; Susannah EVANS, widow of Tetbury; Elizabeth GIBSEY of Tetbury; Mary WINTERSALL of Tetbury; George SALE of Tetbury, surgeon; Mr STRATTON of The Grange; friend John PRICKETT; husband Edward TUGWELL (executor) Proved at London 17 Sep 1777. PROB 11/1033. |
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BOWDLER BUTLER CAINFIELD FARMBOROUGH GARLICK HANKS HOSKINS LARGE TUGWELL WARPER WATKINS WILLIAMS |
TUGWELL, William - of Tetbury, currier, signed 30 Apr 1782. Beneficiaries: nephew John TUGWELL; Anne GARLICK, daughter of John GARLICK; niece Elizabeth, wife of Rev Joseph WILLIAMS; kinsman Nicholas FARMBOROUGH of Hertford, gentleman; William son of Nicholas FARMBOROUGH; Frances CAINFIELD, daughter of Nicholas FARMBOROUGH; Elizabeth wife of kinsman Samuel TUGWELL of London Wall Street, London, vintner; kinsman John TUGWELL of Wormwood Street, London, cooper; kinswoman Hannah LARGE, sister of John and Samuel TUGWELL; godson Mawby TUGWELL son of William TUGWELL, late of Bradford, Wilts; godson William Tugwell WILLIAMS, son of Rev Joseph WILLIAMS; servant Thomas HANKS; servant Margaret BUTLER otherwise WARPER; brother Edward TUGWELL of Tetbury, woolstapler (executor); brother Thomas TUGWELL of Frampton Cotterell, gentleman (executor) Witnesses: Charles WATKINS, John BOWDLER, Edwd HOSKINS. Proved at London 7 Oct 1782. PROB 11/1096 image 349. |
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BLACKWELL CARTER HOLBROW TIPPETTS WALLINGTON |
TIPPETTS, James Berryman - of Long Street, Dursley, apothecary,
signed 8 Jun 1782. Beneficiaries: wife Elizabeth; younger children Hannah, Elizabeth, Obadiah, Josiah, Mary and Richard; friend Thomas TIPPETTS of the New Mills, Dursley, executor; friend Nathaniel BLACKWELL, maltster, executor; eldest son James Berriman TIPPETTS. Witnesses: John CARTER; Will HOLBROW; C WALLINGTON. Proved at Gloucester 22 Oct 1782. GRO Ref: 1782/#151. |
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BEALE BOWDLER TUGWELL WARN WIGHT WILLIAMS WOOD |
TUGWELL, Edward - of Tetbury, woolstapler, signed 8 May 1784. Beneficiaries: son John TUGWELL (executor); William WOOD of Tetbury, woolstapler (trustee); Robert WIGHT of Tetbury, gentleman (also trustee); daughter Elizabeth WILLIAMS (also executor); kinsman Samuel TUGWELL of Leadenhall Street, London; brother Thomas TUGWELL. Witnesses: Robt WARN, John BOWDLER, Jas BEALE. Testator died 1 Oct 1788. Proved at London 22 Oct 1788. PROB 11/1171 image 146. |
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CROWTHER MAY MUSGROVE ROLPHE RUDGE SPARKES TAYLOR |
TAYLOR, John - of the Town and Borough of Thornbury, gardener, 29 Sep 1788. my son William - all my wearing apparel; I remit and release unto Elizabeth MAY widow all such sum or sums of money she shall owe or be indebted to me (also) £5-5s. (also) the apartments in my Dwelling House she now Rents of me without Paying or making any satisfaction for the same; to my daughter Ann wife of William TAYLOR of Thornbury gardener - all that Messuage, &c. wherein I and the said William TAYLOR and Elizabeth MAY do now dwell with the Backside Garden and all appurtenances...in Thornbury in a certain street called the Back Street otherwise Saint Marys Street which I purchased in ffee of Thomas SPARKES deceased. R&R to my daughter Ann TAYLOR she also Executrix. John TAYLOR his Marks [sic] with: Witnesses: Mary MUSGROVE(sg), John CROWTHER(sg), Geo ROLPHE junr.(sg) Proved 30 Jun 1790 before Tho: RUDGE Sur. Sworn less than £20. GRO Ref: 1790/#78. |
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TUGWELL WALTER WILLIAMS |
TUGWELL, John - of Tetbury, gentleman, signed 22 May 1790. Beneficiaries: sister Elizabeth, wife of Rev Joseph WILLIAMS (executor); servant Samuel WALTER. Proved at London 13 Jul 1790. PROB 11/1194. |
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TIPPETTS VIZARD WILTSHIRE |
TIPPETTS, John - of New Mills, Dursley, clothier, signed 2 May 1795. Beneficiaries: father Thomas TIPPETTS; sister Mary TIPPETTS; sister Ann TIPPETTS, executrix; aunt Mary WILTSHIRE, wife of William WILTSHIRE, Esq; Elizabeth the present wife of my father. Witnesses: Henry VIZARD; John VIZARD; William VIZARD. Proved at Gloucester 7 Oct 1799. GRO Ref: 1799/#129. |
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BOWDLER CAINFIELD COXE FARMBOROUGH HALE LARGE TUGWELL WALKER WHEATSTONE WILLIAMS WOOD |
TUGWELL, Thomas - of Tetbury, gentleman, signed 24 Dec 1789. Beneficiaries: niece Elizabeth WILLIAMS of Wickwar wife of Rev Joseph WILLIAMS; nephew John TUGWELL of Tetbury, woolstapler; William WOOD the younger of Tetbury, woolstapler; William FARMBOROUGH, son of kinsman Nicholas FARMBOROUGH; Frances CAINFIELD, daughter of Nicholas FARMBOROUGH; kinsman Samuel TUGWELL and his wife Elizabeth; kinsman John TUGWELL of Wormwood Street, London, cooper; kinswoman Hannah LARGE, sister of Samuel and John TUGWELL; Thomas and Joseph WILLIAMS, sons of Rev Joseph WILLIAMS; Mary Ann WILLIAMS, daughter of Rev Joseph WILLIAMS; servant Ann HALE. Executor: Rev Joseph WILLIAMS. Witnesses: William COXE, Jno BOWDLER, Jno WHEATSTONE. Codicil: 26 Apr 1797 - leaves a donation to the poor of Westport, Wilts. Witnesses: Saml WALKER. Testator died 25 Mar 1800. Proved at London 13 May 1800. PROB 11/1343 image 125825. |
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BARROW TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Samuel - of Leadenhall Street, St Peter Cornhill, cook,
signed 1 Dec 1782. Beneficiaries: wife Elizabeth (executor); children Edward, Olive and Samuel. Witnesses: Samuel BARROW, John TUGWELL. Admon granted 1 Mar 1803 at London to John TUGWELL, creditor, the widow Elizabeth TUGWELL having renounced her position as executor. PROB 11/1389 image 584. |
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TEAGUE TINGLE |
TINGLE, James - of Littledean, coalminer, 10 Nov 1798. sons James TINGLE and William TINGLE; daughter Mary TEAGUE; grandson Robert TINGLE. Proved 9 Jul 1803. GRO Ref: 1803/153. |
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TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Elizabeth - of Stroud, died intestate 1809. (I)
Admon granted at Gloucester to William TUGWELL, gardener. GRO Ref: 1809/#7. |
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DAY PALMER TRUEMAN TURLINGTON TURNER |
TURNER, John - of Walton Cardiff, Gentleman, 9 Apr 1808.
Beneficiaries: James TURNER, Taylor of Fortherington (brother) and Richard TURNER of Deerhurst (brother) Executor: James TURNER. Witnesses: Saml TRUEMAN, ? DAY, Robert TURLINGTON. Probate Gloucester 1 Mar 1810 before Chas PALMER. GRO Ref: 1810/#38. |
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GAGE LATHAM LOCK LOWE NEALE TYNDALE |
TYNDALE, Samuel - of Minchinhampton, Victualler, 26 Jan 1815. Beneficiaries: daughter Mary GAGE of Minchinhampton, son Samuel TYNDALE of Minchinhampton, daughter Martha TYNDALE of Minchinhampton, grand-daughter Anne LOCK of Minchinhampton. Executor: Charles LOWE, Surgeon. Witnesses: W. NEALE, Septimus LOWE, and Joshua LATHAM. Date of Probate is Unknown. |
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ALDRIDGE BROOKES ILES LETALL ROBINS TANNER TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, William - of Doughton, Tetbury, gentleman, 1 Dec 1814. Bequests: to my natural son Lewen TUGWELL of Chittern, Wilts - my estate at Shipton Moyne & to his [Lewen's] son William TUGWELL - an annuity of £250; to Sarah Ann ALDRIDGE (daughter of Hannah ALDRIDGE now living with me) - property at Nempnett and Blagdon, Somerset; to my sister Mary ROBINS - my estate at Avening and £500; to my nephews William and Walter [ROBINS] and my nieces Jane, Charlotte and Mariah ROBINS - £500 each; to other children of my son Lewen - £1000 between them, to my brothers Lewin and Humphry TUGWELL - £500 each. Executors: my son Lewen, Thomas TANNER of Shipton and Joseph BROOKES of Elmstree. Witnesses: Wm BROOKES, William ILES and Jno LETALL. Proved at Canterbury 6 Feb 1815. Ref: from GRO D1571 T64. Testator buried 7 Jan 1815. |
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ANDREWS BROOM BUTLER HARDING NOBLE SALWAY TUGWELL WILSON |
TUGWELL, Humphry - of Diteridge, Wilts, gentleman, signed 28 Jul 1821. Beneficiaries: wife Jane, daughter of Mrs Sarah HARDING of South Stoke, widow; Sarah HARDING and Elizabeth Timbrell ANDREWS, her daughter; Daniel HARDING (trustee); Mary Ann HARDING; Jane BUTLER (sister of late wife); Mr Harry WILSON of Bath, linen draper (trustee) Witnesses: Jas BROOM, John SALWAY, Joseph NOBLE. Proved at London 12 Oct 1821. PROB 11/1649 image 171. |
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CAREY CARR TUGWELL VANSTONE |
TUGWELL, Humphry - of Tetbury, shopkeeper and postmaster, signed 7 May 1816. Beneficiaries: wife Anna TUGWELL; eldest daughter Elizabeth TUGWELL; youngest daughter Ann; sons Humphry, William and George TUGWELL; son Richard now living in Jamaica. Executors: George and Humphry TUGWELL. Witnesses: John CARR, John CAREY, Francis VANSTONE. Proved at London 6 Feb 1824. PROB 11/1682 image 132. |
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GARLICK LLOYD TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Ann - of Walcot, widow [of John], signed 12 Mar 1832. Beneficiaries: brother William Bennet GARLICK of Malvern, doctor of physic; sons of nephew Rev George GARLICK, deceased; niece Mary GARLICK, spinster; niece Ann LLOYD of Malmesbury. Proved at London 12 Mar 1832. PROB 11/1797. |
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HAYWARD ROBINS STANLEY STRATTON TUGWELL WARWICK |
TUGWELL, Lewen - of Milton, Wilts [formerly of Beverstone] gentleman,
30 Jun 1834. Trustees & Executors: [nephew] William Tugwell ROBINS of Hammersmith, Jacob HAYWARD of Beverstone. Mentions: [nephew] George Godwin ROBINS (deceased), his widow Jane ROBINS and their children; nephew Walter Long ROBINS; nieces Charlotte STANLEY (wife of Thomas) and Maria TUGWELL (wife of William). Witnesses: James WARWICK and John STRATTON. Proved at London 6 Feb 1836. Ref: PROB 11/#1858 image 226. Testator buried 21 Jan 1836. |
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CARMALT HIMPHREY HUMPHREY MILLER MORRIS TUGWELL YOUNG |
TUGWELL, Edward - of Lower Richmond Road, Putney, signed 28 Apr 1844. Beneficiaries: James MILLER, baker (executor); John YOUNG, butcher (executor); my reputed children Edward Tugwell HIMPHREY and Thomas Tugwell HUMPHREY; their mother Sarah HUMPHREY. Witnesses: W CARMALT, Evan MORRIS. Proved at London 15 Jul 1844. PROB 11/2002 image 293. |
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DIXON JAMES PROUT TUGWELL WREN |
TUGWELL, George Swinnerton - of 24 Felix Terrace, Islington, Middlesex,
signed 20 Aug 1844. Executor: Thomas PROUT of 229 Strand, Westminster. Beneficiaries: brother John Jackson TUGWELL; cousin Phoebe DIXON; Miss Sarah WREN of Portsmouth; sister Phoebe Jackson TUGWELL; brother Richard TUGWELL. Witnesses: Thomas JAMES, Charles DIXON. Proved at London 6 Dec 1844. PROB 11/2009 image 233. |
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AWDRY TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Lewen - of Bowerhill, Melksham, Wilts,
[formerly of Shipton Moyne] yeoman, 14 May 1846. Mentions: my sons Frederick TUGWELL* and Lewen TUGWELL* the younger, my wife Ann TUGWELL, my son Humphry TUGWELL, his wife and family. Witnesses: West AWDRY and Justly William AWDRY. Proved at London 25 Jan 1849. PROB 11/#2087 image 123. Testator died 22 Nov 1848. |
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LEMON SWEETING TUGWELL WITHES YARNTON |
TUGWELL, Elizabeth - of Tetbury, signed 22 Jan 1847. Beneficiaries: brothers Humphry and William TUGWELL; sister Ann YARNTON; Fred WITHES (executor) Witnesses: John LEMON, David SWEETING. Proved at Gloucester 15 Aug 1856. GRO Ref: 1856/#185. |
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TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Richard - of Tetbury, watch and clock maker, signed 25 Jan 1868. Sole Beneficiary and Executor: wife Bridget TUGWELL. Testator died 18 Feb 1868. Proved at Gloucester 16 Mar 1868. |
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BARRETT HARDING LUDLOW PAGAN TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Humphry - of Tetbury, gentleman, signed 13 Apr 1868. Beneficiaries: daughter Martha TUGWELL (executor); daughter Hannah PAGAN; son Humphry TUGWELL; James HARDING, hairdresser (executor); Frederick BARRETT, accountant (executor) Codicil: 18 Apr 1870 - cites death of F BARRETT and substitutes Thomas LUDLOW, painter as executor. Testator died 21 Jul 1870. Proved at Gloucester 26 Sep 1870. |
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BAILEY BENNETT FENN KNIGHTBRIDGE RAWLINGS TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Frederick - of Havering atte Bower, clerk in holy orders,
signed 9 Jul 1891. Executors & Trustees: Walter BAILEY of Winchester, solicitor, and Joseph FENN of Lee, Kent, gentleman. Beneficiaries: my wife; my five daughters (only Mary named); my three sons. Witnesses: James Henry BENNETT, Frank KNIGHTBRIDGE. Codicil: 3 Nov 1891 - mentions daughters Mary and Sarah. Witnesses: James Henry BENNETT, Alfred James RAWLINGS. Testator died 28 May 1892. Proved 27 Jul 1892. |
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BEERLING HILLS PRYOR SHEA TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Mary Jane - of 17 Norfolk Road, Margate, spinster, signed 17 Nov 1906. Executors & Trustees: Walter HILLS, solicitor and Rev Michael PRYOR. Beneficiaries: all my brothers and sisters alive at my death, equally. Witnesses: Sidney SHEA and William BEERLING. Testator died 26 Sep 1897. Proved 21 Oct 1907. |
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FOWLES SYKES TUGWELL |
TUGWELL, Richard - of Tetbury, signed 7 Feb 1909. Sole Beneficiary & Executor: wife Helena Kate TUGWELL. Executors: William John FOWLES and Henry SYKES. Testator died 7 Feb 1909. |
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