Isaac Skinner - Rattlesden c.1739

[windy_miller]

Good afternoon everyone,

I have located a new Suffolk miller; a Mr. Isaac Skinner (or variations to that surnamed  ) in an insurance policy dated 1739.  He may have been related to Isaac Clover (also of Rattlesden) at the same time?

I suppose to start looking into this chap I'd be interested in any BMD info on Simmonds and any linkage between him and Clover.

As always thanks in advance for all your help!

Windy

[amondg]

Who?

Isaac Skinner in the heading or Isaac Simmonds in your question.

There is an Isaac Skinner - Miller of Rattlesdon paying apprenticeship dues 5 March 1722
Ref: ancestry

[windy_miller]

Thanks for the info & pointing out my error!

Skinner was the man I was after, but had just processed (into my db a miller from Bedfordshire called Simmonds).

Can I correct this is this how it will remain till the end of time?

Windy

[maddys52]

From what I understand, you can correct your post within 24 hours of originally posting. 

[maddys52]

Not sure if it is the same person - an Isaac SKINNER buried 1754 at Rattlesden.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/206243592/isaac-skinner
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818ce0ce93790ec75a641d2

There is also an Apprenticeship Indenture for Isaac SKINNER, miller of Rattlesden, Suffolk for William MILBY of Bury St Edmunds - 5 March 1722.

Many baptisms and burials for children of Isaac SKINNER at Rattlesden on FreeReg. Some have Isaac's wife as Mary. (His son Isaac married an Elizabeth). There is a Mary SKINNER (widow) buried 1763 at Rattlesden- just a possibility for her death.
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818cdece93790ec75a61ba1

[windy_miller]

Amended!

Thanks!

[windy_miller]

Also, thanks for info & Link!

Windy

[gobbitt]

Windy

The will of Isaac Skinner of Rattlesden (Archdeaconry of Sudbury 1755) is available from Suffolk Archives (IC/500/1/209/3).

David

[windy_miller]

Looks like a trip up to 'Swich is on the cards!

Many thanks,
W