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Title: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: D ap D on Tuesday 13 July 04 11:33 BST (UK)
I have a copy of my 6x grandfathers will. He lived in Colney Hatch, Middx, but left an enormous amount of property in his will. I  thought I'd list some key words from the will, with the hope that someone might recognise some of them. If anyone recognises any names, I can send you a bit more information. If anyone can give me a bit more info about the place names, I'd be most grateful.
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: dolly dimples on Wednesday 14 July 04 23:09 BST (UK)
Hi D ap D,The following site will give you lot's of info about Herfordshire, and surrounding district. Good Luck, Dolly.www. hertfordshire-genealogy.co.uk
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: D ap D on Wednesday 21 July 04 11:04 BST (UK)
Thanks for the link Dolly. I've had a quick look, but will look at it properly this evening.

D
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: heywyre on Saturday 24 July 04 05:27 BST (UK)
I don't know if there is any connection but my paternal grandfather (ADAMS) married a RIDDLE whose father, Joseph RIDDLE was a bargeman/lighterman out of Ware, Hertfordshire.  From what I can figure out so far, he was carrying malt

I know this is a long shot, but perhaps he was carrying it from the malting house you mention

Judy
BC Canada
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: D ap D on Monday 26 July 04 11:48 BST (UK)
I should really have mentioned that the will was made in 1808 and proved 8th July 1815. Its going back 6 generations from me, so its probably a bit before your pat. grandfathers time.

However, I'll dig out the Adams extracts and send them on. Adams was the name of my 6x gfs paternal grandfather. If you can work that one out.

D
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: ronniem on Friday 14 January 05 04:20 GMT (UK)
I have a copy of my 6x grandfathers will. He lived in Colney Hatch, Middx, but left an enormous amount of property in his will. I  thought I'd list some key words from the will, with the hope that someone might recognise some of them. If anyone recognises any names, I can send you a bit more information. If anyone can give me a bit more info about the place names, I'd be most grateful.
  • <snip>
    Rev William Money
    <snip>

Do you have more information on this William Money?

Kindest regards
Ronnie
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: D ap D on Friday 14 January 05 08:06 GMT (UK)
Hi ronnie,

yes I do, but not a great deal, as he only married into the family. I'll dig out what I can find at the weekend and let you know.

D
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: felizarda on Monday 07 February 05 17:32 GMT (UK)
Henry Thornton and John Scott were two of the owners of the bank of Pole, Down, Thornton, Free and Scott (see Royal Bank of Scotland archives), where Pole was my 4th great grandfather Sir Peter Pole. He was married to Cornelius Buller's sister, Anna Guilhermina Buller, and another sister Felizarda Matilda Buller was married to Sir Peter's brother Charles Pole (another Governor of the Bank of England). For more information about Henry Thornton, read "Marianna Thornton" by EM Forster.

Bull's Land farm was owned by another of my ancestors, Richard Taylor (but thats all I know about him).
would be most interested in contacting as I suspect there is much more in common between our ancestors! To contact, suggest you join http://www.genesconnected.co.uk/  and then Felizarda Buller
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: felizarda on Monday 07 February 05 17:56 GMT (UK)
forgot to mention that Rose Neale was married to Richard Down, one of the partners of the forementioned Pole, Down, Thornton, Free and Scott bankers, and her father was Henry Neale. They had at least three children, and Mary Down was married to Cornelius Buller!
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: D ap D on Tuesday 08 February 05 08:19 GMT (UK)
Hi Felizarda,

sent you a PM

D
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: AmyUK on Tuesday 31 May 05 12:01 BST (UK)
I have a copy of my 6x grandfathers will. He lived in Colney Hatch, Middx, but left an enormous amount of property in his will. I  thought I'd list some key words from the will, with the hope that someone might recognise some of them. If anyone recognises any names, I can send you a bit more information. If anyone can give me a bit more info about the place names, I'd be most grateful.
  • Rose Neale, Henry Neale
    Ware & Thundridge, County of Hertford (especially a malting house)
    Thomas Adams
    Thomas Stratton
    Coltsfoot Farm
    Lowes Wood, Bulls Wood
    Thomas Page
    Datchworth (?) & Welwyn, Herts.
    Thomas & Sarah Sheppard
    Mary & Cornelius Buller (later governor of the Bank of England)
    John Waite Esq the Younger
    Rev William Money
    John Scott
    Henry Thornton
    Robert Smith (Attorney at Law), Bowinghale
    Stuart Gordon
    William Cade Key
    Robert Booth

My Great Great Great Grandfather was Thomas Adams, maltmaker from Ware, he had a grandson Thomas Adams that was killed in World War 1 but i think he also had a cousin or uncle Thomas Adams as all the Adams' from Ware seem to fit into my tree somewhere especially as they all seem to live near each other or in the same street and are mostly all maltmakers.

If you think this fits into your tree or want more information, i have alot of Adams names and dates that i can pm you.

Amy
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: Verbatim on Thursday 18 August 11 17:23 BST (UK)
I too am descended from Richard Down through his son Henry and grandson William.  If I remember correctly Rose Adams was the daughter of Thomas and grandaughter of Daniel Adams, a malster of Ware and she was a considerable heiress when she married at Bengeo old church (St Leonards).  Her descendant (or grandaughter??) Rose Neale was another heiress when she  married Richard Down around 1770.  She lived at Halliwick Manor House Friern Barnet which the Cleeves owned for several generations.  Henry Neale the elder, a banker, married a daughter of the Cleeve family.  The Cleeve brother had no children and left the house etc to his sister's son Henry Neale the younger, another banker who had a daughter Rose.  Henry went bankcrupt around the time Richard Down married his daughter and died soon after.  Richard went on to buy back the house and to make another fortune.  He and Rose had 20 (!) children.  Rose was about 20 years his junior and although Richard lived into his eighties she outlived him.
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: benzon on Monday 05 September 11 07:39 BST (UK)
Hi there

You may be interested to know that Ware's main industry was maltmaking, so much so that it was the greatest producer of malt in the country at one time, paying the largest amount of tax.  The malt would have been transported by barge into London.  Some of my ancesters were bargemen and I have made an attempt to look into the malting industry in Ware in more detail but sadly there doesn't seem to be a great deal of info to find..

Thundridge is only a mile or so north of Ware and would have been on the main London to Cambridge road. 
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: Pensdee on Tuesday 15 November 11 16:04 GMT (UK)
For Verbatim

You say Henry Neale married Mary Cleeve. Do you have any info about Henry, please?such as parents DoB??  Many thanks
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: SarahMH on Friday 18 July 14 04:55 BST (UK)
Hi,
Better late than never (in case you haven't found this out?!).  Richard Down's daughter Rose married William Cade Key (c1772-1823) in 1809.  They had two children:
- William Down Key (b 1812) who appears to have died unmarried in 1836
- Rose (b 1814) who married Barrett Edward Lampet in 1837

Hope it helps!
Sarah
Title: Re: Hertfordshire Key words
Post by: [Ray] on Friday 18 July 14 20:38 BST (UK)
Hi

HALS has quite a bit on some of the names listed.

Coltsfoot . . . . . http://www.coltsfoot.com
http://streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=527026&y=217383&z=0&sv=sg36sb&st=2&pc=sg3+6sb&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf

Specifically, whose will was it?

Who was the brewer?

Ray