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Hi
Great Job!
It says 15th of February 1699
Anne Stafford and Edmund Stafford esquire ,the mother an intestacy of the assets
William Stafford esquire deceased.
while he lived Executor and remaining  legatee
nominated in the Testament of said Susanna
Spurstow deceased of this administration
has since desceased ,next to
tenor and effect of his Will
deceased  William Stafford
resigned the administration and they have been
singularly commisioned ,sworn and Examined.

There is a PCC Admin for William Stafford 15 Feb 1699/1700 to Anne Stafford widow  and Edmund Esquire at Northamptonshire 

So it does fit.
I getting Anne was William 's mother and Susanna's daughter.

Hope that helps

Ciderdrinker

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London and Middlesex / Re: Frances Bunkell
« on: Friday 08 August 25 12:38 BST (UK)  »
Good Afternoon
The burial of more children at St Anne's Soho.
Susanna 20.6.1759 from St James
Susanna 27.7.1763 from St James

John Bunkill buried at St James Piccadilly 27.11.1791 a man
Alice  at Shoreditch Whitmore Row 19.4.1811 age 85.

There is a connection to a Thomas Bunkell who married Lucy Jarvis 1778 St James Westminster.
His Will -London Wills 28.4.1814 has witnesses William and J Bunkell ,William Phillips and William Conway.

His burial is at St Anne Soho 24.2.1814 of Grafton St gives his birth as 1758 .So probably Frances's elder brother. Don't know how the beneficiary Anne Wickes also of 30 Grafton St Fits in.
Thomas was a boot maker who in 1795 when he was arrested as a vagrant and rogue ,said that he and his wife and children lived at Carnaby Market.He was apprenticed to his father at St James Piccadilly.
(There were also other allegations of running a private lottery).
The occupation fits with William Bunkell ,Frances's brother also a bootmaker PCC Will 1847 naming his nephew John William Morris.

I'll carry on digging

Ciderdrinker

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Derbyshire / Re: Buxtons of Fenny Bentley and Bradbourne.
« on: Saturday 02 August 25 12:28 BST (UK)  »
Good Afternoon.
I agree that Elizabeth Cantrell is the daughter of Benjamin and Jane born 1718.
So Jane Buxton from Bradbourne is the key.
Looking at the possible baptisms
Jane d of Samuel and Mary 29.12.1701
Jane d of Richard and Mary 19.2.1700
jane d of John and Elizabeth 30.5.1694.
There are 3 marriages  to  George Roe 24.2.1714
                                       Benjamin Cantrell 6.11.1717
                                       George Waine 18.6.1718
The first marriage must be the older child.
That leaves yours and George Waine .Jane Waine is given as 1700 in her burial but she has a son Samuel while Jane Cantral has a son Richard .
So I would say  Your Jane is the daughter of Richard and Mary ,not Samuel and Mary.
Now Richard Buxton marries 24.12.1699 by licence to Mary Johnson
He like Samuel is the son of Walter and Jane Buxton.

Walter and Jane's children- John born c 1656 ,Edmund bapt 1.1.1657 at Thorpe (wife Jane),Anne 19.8.1660 Ashbourne,Walter 31.7.1667 Ashbourne (wife Maud) ,Sarah 2.12.1669 Ashbourne,Thomas ,Samuel 20.8.1674 Bradbourne(wife Mary ),Richard 25.4.1677 Bradbourne (wife Mary Johnson) ,Martha 22.7.1679

Walter leaves a Will 1694 which includes his surviving children.
Edmund born 1721 must be the descendent of one of them,there is a baptism at Fenny Bentley 2.10.1722 s of Walter and Elizabeth
Walter Buxton 1693-1741 married Elizabeth Toplis at Ashbourne  8.10.1715.Walter is the son of Walter and Maud bapt 16.10.1694  at Bradbourne.
The fly in the ointment is that Walter doesn't mention his son Edmund i his Will of 1740/1.

But that would all connect up .
I'm surprised though that the DNA matches go back that far.
Two brothers Walter  born 1667 and Richard 1674.

That's the best I can do.

Ciderdrinker
                                   

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Devon / Re: Evelyn Cecilia STEVENSON d 1913 Newton Abbot
« on: Saturday 02 August 25 10:21 BST (UK)  »
Hi
It was Kingsteignton church 14.8.1913 age 23 from Briarstow Kingsteignton.
All the best
Ciderdrinker

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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Plea for help - Bairds of Kilkenny
« on: Friday 01 August 25 15:15 BST (UK)  »
Hi
Here's his death 11.4.1918
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/view/?record_id=0c9e5f72a2-2348925
age really out though.

Look away now if you want to the rest yourself..

It looks like Thomas bapt 31.3.1861 St Canice Kilkenny s of William Baird and Catherine Cullen
Siblings Elizabeth 26.1.1857 ,Patrick 17.5.1865 ,James 18.2.1868 and William 4.12.1870.

Parents married 18.4.1856.
Son James married Margaret Meagher at Thurles 9.8.1887  by which time William was dead.
1901 census  10 Galesquarter Cullahill
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Queen_s_Co_/Cullahill/Galesquarter/1642994/
James is a publican and farmer.
1911 Catherine seems to have moves back to Kilkenny.
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Kilkenny/Kilkenny_No__1_Urban/Thomas_Street/527258/

Sister Lizzie Beard married at Kilkenny27.12.1884 to Richard Power and William also noted as dead then.
Just for completeness William junior married Ellen Morris 9.1.1894.
Jorose has done a brilliant job but in case you were struggling with the earlier stuff ,it can be good to cheat a bit.

Ciderdrinker

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Dorset / Re: PHIPPARD ca 1770
« on: Friday 01 August 25 13:31 BST (UK)  »
Hello
Richard also seems to appear on the Militia lists filling in for others
1761-64 Richard labourer of Dorchester fpr Richard Tiffin of Earlsbury g.
1765 Richard age 22 lab of Blandford 5ft 5in single  for Stephen Pampton ? apothecary Pimporne Warnership.
1768 Richard  26 of Blandord married 1 child ,gardener  5ft 7in .For Henry Field Piddletown
Which suggest a marriage 1765-8 and possibly Rebecca was born before the marriage.
Rebecca says on the 1841 census born in Dorset.Shame she dies 10.3.1851.(husband William Clare).Jane is the same and again she dies before the 1851 -3.8.1847 Fordington .(husband George Winzor).
And frustratingly no sign of John.

The burial of the 2 girls at Fordington might suggest a  connection with David Phippard and Mary Lush married there in 3.4.1727.It looks like son David bapt 31.7. 1733  moved to Dorchester.
David junior married Anne Humber at Dorchester 21,2.1757 .2 children Mary 20.6.1758 and Ann 4.2.1761.
David junior was a barber in Dorchester who was exempt from serving in the Militia 1762.He died 21.5.1771 at Dorchester All Saints.
David senior looks like he ran the pub in Fordington -the Sign of the Last.(Ale house licence 30.9.1766.)

Ciderdrinker

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London and Middlesex / Re: Nancy SADLEIR 1733-1815
« on: Friday 01 August 25 11:41 BST (UK)  »
Hi
Just to add I have now found the father's Will .It's at Hereford archives.
The executors are Nancy and Mary.
https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/herefordshire-archive-records-centre/wills-search?forename=&surname=sadleir&parish=&executornames=&from=&to=&submit=Submit#results-search

That may have a few more details.
Ciderdrinker

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London and Middlesex / Re: Nancy SADLEIR 1733-1815
« on: Monday 28 July 25 13:23 BST (UK)  »
Yes!!!
got him
Starlinholbech bapt 21.12.1707 s of Francis Gent and his wife Anne Sadler at Fillongley ,Coventry.

Wow they liked to be different.

Ciderdrinker

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London and Middlesex / Re: Nancy SADLEIR 1733-1815
« on: Monday 28 July 25 13:18 BST (UK)  »
Hello
Thank you for the extra info that helped alot.
Like you I think Nancy Sadlier who married William Bruere was the neice.

And with names Richard and Anthony in the mix I think I have Nancy Senior.
The Sadler /Sadlier family of Cleobury Mortimer.

Ann Sadler d of Holsback and Mary bapt 4.10.1734.
Her siblings surnames are spelt both Sadler and Sadleir

Richard 15.6.1733 CM- 11.9.1811 Lewisham Kent.
Anne buried 4.4.1734
Mary 18.12.1735-6.8.1738
Francis 12.5.1737
Anthony 21.5.1742
Elizabeth 13.11.1747-18.12.1747.

Given the dates it's more likely Richard was Nancy junior's father.Anthony's Pcc Will of 1794 confirms this.He mentions niece Nancy Bruere wife of William.Brother Richard solicitor of Sydenham kent,sister Nancy spinster of London (who got annuity of £200 a year.)There are pages and pages of it ,so I won't do a summary.
Richard's 1811 Will leaves everything to wife Elizabeth.

Holbeche Sadleir married Mary Morris at Little Hereford 12.4.1733 .So a bit of a rush there.
Holbech buried 12.5.1765 Cleobury Mortimer and widow Mary 25.3.1772.
Holbech was a joiner

There is a document you may want to see which mentions him and his wife at the Shakespearre Birthplace Trust.

Fillongley.
Description:   
Lease and Release dated 32-23 Oct: 1744. Thomas Sadleir of Birmingham, staymaker, & Sarah his wife, William Sherley of Kenelworth, horn combe maker, and Frances his wife, Mo ntague Sadleir of Coventry, perukemaker, Holbeche Sadleir of Mortimoore Cleobury, joiner, & Mary his wife, Ann Sadleir of Winchester, spinster, children of Francis Sadleir of Fillongley: to Thomas, Lord Leigh. of Long Head lands , 2 days work in Mill Field, and one in Holly Bushes. Wit: Will: Finch, Will: Clifto, Chris: Wright. Jos: Gibbs. s. & s. Seals a lion rampant.

Date:   1736-1774

Hopefully that will connect up the larger family.

Ciderdrinker



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