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Great great grandmother of George Washington, first President of the United States. Moved to Tring on her marriage, bore 6 children: Elizabeth Washington, b Tring 1627-36, William Washington 1627, d Tring 1641, Martha Washington b.1627c, John Washington, b Sulgrave 1633 [George Washington line], Lawrence Washington b.1635, d 1657 in Virginia and one other.
John and Lawrence left for American colonies 1657. John acquired 5000 acres at confluence of Potomac river and Little Hunting Creek in partnership with Col Nicholas Spencer. John's share was later named Mount Vernon.
A considerable inheritance from the William Twigden line.
(How is it that she bore 3 children with surname Washington, borne in Tring, before her very late marriage at 30 in 1933? All apparently reported in several sournces. Surely marriage was earlier, the Essex cereomony being a form of blessing? or were they borne in Tring out of wedlock & they married in 1633 when he, having been ordained, was appointed Rector of Purleigh?) | TWIGDEN, AMPHYLLIS (I3943)
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| 652 |
Grocer's shop and Bakehouse at 1 Yew Tree Lane. This was reason the North end of Yew Tree Lane was commonly called Turner' Lane. | TURNER, Thomas Roger (I2753)
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| 653 |
Grocer. Will proved 12 April 1755 (Northampton RO) witnesses John Brown, Elizabeth Cave, Chris. Hodgson | CHADWICK, John (I2481)
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| 654 |
Grocers Shop | JAMES, Eli (I2552)
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| 655 |
Grocers Shop, Brixworth Rd (Now Post Office)
Living with (presumeably) grandparents John #391 & Hannah Ward at 1841 Census | WARD, William (I401)
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| 656 |
Groom. Firat World War - Military Mounted Police, serving in Egypt & Palestine | BUSWELL, William (I1221)
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| 657 |
Gunner, 4th. Div. Royal Field Artillery. Delhi Memorial (India Gate) | MARTIN, George (I420)
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| 658 |
Hannah & Ralph had one son, Thomas. b 1710 | MARTIN, Hannah (I1671)
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| 659 |
Head master. Much improved standards at the Church of England School. Awarded 1894 the Langham Prize for the school "Most satisfactory in all respects". Organist and choirmaster of Church Choir for many years. Smith Street named in his memory. (Also "Assistant Overseer & Tax Collector" - per Kelly's 1920) Probably resided in 3 The Walk, Spratton (now Sheila Bradshaw's housr) | SMITH, Harry (I2610)
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| 660 |
Held a large estate in chief to the king in the Domesday Book. His heirs held this as military tenants to the Earls of Warwick. | DE ARDENE, Thorkil (I5824)
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| 661 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | COOKE, Henry (I4357)
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| 662 |
Henyr & Mary had 2 children, b Holdenby | WRIGHT, Henry (I1516)
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| 663 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WATTS, Herbert (I775)
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| 664 |
Hertfordshire Regt in WW1. 5th Bedfordshire. Wounded, lived with "a plate in his Head" | WYKES, Alwyn (I4207)
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| 665 |
High Street (1950) | BUCKBY, William (I5673)
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| 666 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J.C.Tresham (I4250)
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| 667 |
Highgate House (1885) | LANGHAM, Frank (I842)
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| 668 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BOSWORTH, Robert (I1646)
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| 669 |
Highland Light Infantry | HERBERT, Austin (I412)
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| 670 |
His children's records note that he was a Tanner | WILLS, Epenetus (I2153)
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| 671 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HADDON, Colin Norman (I5541)
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| 672 |
Holdenby Lane (Farm). 50 Acres, 2 indoor servants (1881) | WOLMAN, Richard (I5507)
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| 673 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MATTS, Charles W (I4529)
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| 674 |
Home Service for the duration of the First World War | BATTAMS, Percy (I300)
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| 675 |
Hon. At sea when 19, From S. America to China reaching Australia 1833, selling ship to repay loans to his uncle William Heaton. Prospector, trader and investor extraordinarie, purchasing 2.5m acres from Maoris 1839-40 covering tracts in Hawkes Bay, Poverty Bay, Whakatone, Kapiti Cloudy Bay, Akaroa and the Timaru area, NZ, stocking with cattle from Australia. Installed his brohers William Heaton Rhodes and George Rhodes as partners / managers. Moved to Wellington 1839, Member of Wellington Provincial Council, represented the city in upper house in 1979 (becoming the Hon.). Assisted in founding of Bank of New Zealand. | RHODES, William Barnard (I4597)
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| 676 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SMITH, Horace (I4643)
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| 677 |
http://www.wegottickets.com/event/295340 | MILLARD, Thomas (I6383)
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| 678 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | **, Amy (I5594)
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| 679 |
I think probably son of Thomas and Amy Lee, but I can find no record of his birth. Michael Benn has his mother as Ann, but I have changed the name to Amy, as the only record I can find is for his sister Mary, whose parents are given as Thomas and Amy. | LEE, John (I5584)
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| 680 |
I Yew Tree Hill (17 Yew Tree Lane) in 1891- 1911 Census. Living as border in house of Charles Newcome #2812 at 1901 Census. (Assumed sister of John Batemen given names & dates) | BATEMAN, Madeleine Mary (I2814)
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| 681 |
I. Disposessed by his elderly father, keeping the small manor of Radbourn. | DE ARDENE, William (I5828)
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| 682 |
II. | DE ARDENE, William (I5832)
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| 683 |
II. Held advowson of Holdenby. Was in full possession of estates there and in Spratton in 1316. Was pardoned for the killing of Piers Gaveston at Blacklow Hill in 1312. | DE ARDERNE, Thomas (I5821)
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| 684 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DE ARDENE, William (I5833)
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| 685 |
III. Knight, Moiety of manor of Spratton as well as lands in Holdenby. Also held lands in Stafford and Bedford as well as earlier in Lancaster. In 1347 was indicted as one of seven knights leading and extended criminal rampage through the Midlands who were said to be the leaders fo a predatory gang of about 60 who had indulged feely in rape, murder and other felonies and excesses. | DE ARDERNE, Thomas (I5820)
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| 686 |
In 1783 Martin Pearson was constable at Spratton. His accounts for 1785
show he paid James Martin for ale 2/-. | PEARSON, Martin (I1408)
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| 687 |
In 1853 Mary married William Rockingham and moved to Blisworth. | LEE, Mary (I3366)
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| 688 |
In additon to John (#5707) and Robert (#615), Robert and Sarah had 8 other children born in Orlingbury. | WATTS, Robert (I6825)
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| 689 |
In Brixworth Workhouse at 1901 Census | **, Catherine (I5880)
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| 690 |
In Brixworth Workhouse for 1901 Census, recorded as "idiot". May have had a daughter Phoebe b 1892 also in Workhouse at that time. | COPSON, Hephsibah (I4574)
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| 691 |
In household of George Cooper at Brixworth Road Farmhouse at 1881 Census | MANNING, Jane (I2551)
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| 692 |
In household of Henry Surridge #2938 (1901 Census) | BUCKBY, Maria (I2940)
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| 693 |
In household of Martin Pearson (at 1841 Census) | BURGESS, Elizabeth (I2526)
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| 694 |
In may 1911 emigrated with his parents to Canada. Served in France in WW1 as a military policeman, returning to Canada at the end of the war. | MANNING, Fred (I6657)
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| 695 |
In service with Symington family of Market Harborough. No issue. | COPSON, Margaret Elsie (I2878)
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| 696 |
In Spratton Churchyard there is a flat headstone within a small kerbed plot: "in loving memory of NELLIE aged 5 years. Also CISSIE aged 17 years. Dearly loved children of ALBERT THOMAS and EMMA GREEN".
CISSIE thought to be EVELYN VICTORIA BEATRICE GREEN (I3090), "Cissie" being a nickname: "Sister". EVELYN is known to have died aged 17. | GREEN, Evelyn Victoria Bertrice (I3090)
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| 697 |
In the 1911 census she is living in Northampton working as a servant. | LEE, Rebecca Elizabeth (I2922)
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| 698 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BEVAN, Richard (I2890)
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| 699 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Thomas DUNN / Ann BUTLIN (F756)
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| 700 |
Indentured to James Bray Jnr of Brixworth, paid for by Spratton Trustees. Royal Engineers WW I, severely wounded in Gallipoli.
Village football team, Parish Council and later chairman thereof. | COPSON, Ebenezer (I4534)
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