Chaplins of Tathwell Hall

[hanes teulu]

Ann Sherwyn/Chaplin died insolvent.
William Peere Williams' 1787 "Cases argued and determined in the Court of Chancery."
Porter Chaplin left a bit of a mess it appears.

[brigidmac]

The 1728 will is for Ann Sherwin wife of porter

Elizabeth Morris was still alive when her son *in law young Sir John CHAPLIN died in 1730

It's a lot to look through

Thanks I'll + henes for helping me unravel this lot

Was sent this which has some helpful details

[hanes teulu]

In an earlier post I directed you to The History of Parliament - a very good source..

[brigidmac]

Thanks Hanes...

I ve been  deluged looking at wills ...still haven't gone thru them all.!

I looked at the Latin document and Ills right I can make out the names including Tathwell and there are no sums of money in it . John Morris would be young Sir John's father in law  ( the as yet unborn? ) baby Ann's grandfather


I will definitely use the parliament lists later .

Little Nell I still haven't found young Sir John's will in English .thanks for the information.

[hanes teulu]

John Morris would be young Sir John's father in law  ( the as yet unborn? ) baby Ann's grandfather

Have you read post #14 - which identifies paternal grandparents and maternal grandfather?

[smudwhisk]

the will i wanted to have an idea about was for young john johannis Chaplin d 1730

its quite short but in latin really hard to decipher any names ..if he left everything to his wife
+didnt mention his sisters at all

This is the original Will, even shorter than the Latin "Sentence" which you found - https://www.rootschat.com/links/01sen/.  There were obviously issues with the Will, hence the later Latin Sentence.