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I have now found the feet of fines for Fosham in 1467 involving John and Maud Elrington. Also involving Richard Rudde and Joan his wife. Along with Fosham manor there are other pieces of land etc. The agreement was for John and Maud and the heirs begotten by John on the body of Maud, defaulting to the heirs of the body of Maud and a final default to the right heirs of John Disney.

CP 25/1/294/74, number 45

The property did default to the heirs of John and Maud and to me this is another piece of evidence confirming that John is Sir John and his wife Maud was a Disney. So I now need to look at the Disney family much more closely.


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Hi IJDisney

Thank you for all the valuable information. Your clues and theory are very promising. I feel I am now on the right track and will investigate further, especially regarding the land at Croxton.

I did not know about Joan and wonder if a similar arrangement was in place regarding Fosham which did pass to the 'heirs of Maud's body'. Of course it could have been destined for Maud in her own right.

I have a copy of the 1484 will of Sir John Elryngton, however it does not mention Maud or any Disney relatives. After Maud's death John married Margaret Echingham the widow of William Blount. Both had young children and they had a son, Edward, together. John and Margaret were buried  at Shoreditch but I do not know where Maud was buried.

I will post any information I find here. Thank you again for your help  :)



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Hi all

Looking for any information on the Disney family of Fosham manor, Aldbrough. Fosham manor was settled on John Disney and his wife Maud in 1367 and passed to Maud Disney, the wife of John Elrington, in 1467. The property then passed to Simon Elrington who died 1501, then to Thomas Elrington and possibly another Thomas Elrington and then to Edward Elrington who sold it to William Barne/s in 1577/78.

My primary interest is in establishing the marriage of John Elrington to Maud Disney (Dysney or D'Isney) and whether or not this John is Sir John Elrington, treasurer of the household of King Edward IV who died 1483. Although there are numerous references online to Sir John Elrington's first wife being Maud Disney there are none with any reliable evidence for this marriage which produced at least five children. Sir John Elrington married secondly Margaret Etchingham and this union is well documented.

I am therefore hoping to find a connection via Disney researchers and would love to connect with anyone with any knowledge of Fosham and the Disney family.

Goldcoast

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Kent / Re: Swanley Home for Little Boys, Swanley , Kent
« on: Friday 28 October 16 08:55 BST (UK)  »
Thank you DavidG02 for taking the time to post the link to a wonderful site.

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Kent / Re: Swanley Home for Little Boys, Swanley , Kent
« on: Thursday 27 October 16 23:55 BST (UK)  »
Hi debrahdot

I am looking into the Jagger family for the grandson of Sidney's brother Arthur.

Your post was a long time ago but if you are still researching I would love to share any info. Did you ever find records for the boys' home?

Cheers
goldcoast

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Europe / Re: Translate document from German (I think)
« on: Monday 26 September 16 09:58 BST (UK)  »
Hi Rudolf

All of Michael Cap's documents that I have been able to source (DP statistical card, resettlement docs) have the same place of birth Smolnik, Sanok, Poland. His nationality was Polish/Ukraine and religion Greek Catholic. I have his date of birth 1 May 1928 but looking as to how to get a birth certificate is so complicated from Australia. I will keep trying as this would be the key to finding family.

I have found many people with the surname Cap in Sanok but they are all too early to make a connection. At this point we would really like to find some living relatives and the ancestors can be found later.

Thank you again for all your help and interest

Regards
Goldcoast

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Europe / Re: Translate document from German (I think)
« on: Monday 26 September 16 08:35 BST (UK)  »
Thank you again Rudolf and John in Sussex. This is so very helpful. I am doing this for my best friend who is Michael Cap's daughter and was only 12 when he died and knows virtually nothing about his life. We are looking at all the places now and what was happening then and what he would have been going through.

Another question re 'taken to unfree / forced labour'.  Does this mean he would have been forcibly removed from Smolnik to work in Germany?

I still have some more translations and will put them up in time. All the Rootschat help is wonderful but I don't want to be greedy  :)

Regards
Goldcoast

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Europe / Re: Translate document from German (I think)
« on: Sunday 25 September 16 07:03 BST (UK)  »
Thank you Rudolf, very much appreciated.

There is also another section of the document (well there are a few but I don't want to impose) regarding his documents which I cannot understand. I have tried typing the words into a translator but I don't even think I can identify the letters properly.

Cheers
Goldcoast

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Europe / Re: Translate document from German (I think)
« on: Saturday 24 September 16 05:37 BST (UK)  »
Thank you so much Elwyn. Can you 9or anyone else) tell me what is written in the last three columns? I can see Smolnik as the first one under Town, province and country but that is all I can understand.

Thank you again

Cheers
Goldcoast

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