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Bastardy Papers
9 Apr 1690 • Puddletown, Dorset, England

Reference: PE/BER/OV 7/1/2 Description: Thomas Plowman of Puddletown, collarmaker, Charles Biffe of Puddletown, and William Plowman of Blandford St Mary, collarmaker; Edith Sexey of Bere Regis

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/2a3b02db-aa74-4f90-a3c3-80787a0710fa

http://dcc.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=PE-BER%2fOV%2f7%2f1%2f2

I have in my tree some of this family.  Here is my notes on Richard Trevett 1656 - 1725 that married Emme Godwyn (1653-1724)

Descendants of Emme Godwyn
Generation 1
                     
   1.       EMME GODWYN was born about 1653 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England. She died about 1724 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England. She married Richard Trevett, son of Robert Trevett and Martha, on 2 Aug 1681 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England (1681 2-Aug; Richard TRIVETT & Emme GODWYN Dorset OPC). He was born about 1656 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England. He died about 1725 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England.

Emme Godwyn was baptized on 30 Jan 1653 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England (Name  Emma Godwyn  Event Type  Baptism  Baptism Date  30 Jan 1653  Baptism Place  Litton Cheney, Dorset, England  Parish  Litton Cheney  Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Map  2231  Father  John Godwyn  Mother  Elinor Godwyn). She was buried on 21 Mar 1724 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England (1724 Emme wife of R Trivett buried March 21 Affidavit brought 24th).
      
Richard Trevett was baptized on 8 Feb 1656/57 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England (Name Richard Trivet Event Type Baptism Baptism Date 2 Feb 1656 Baptism Place Litton Cheney, Dorset, England Parish Litton Cheney Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Map 2231 Father Robt Trivett Mother Martha Trivett). He was buried on 2 Jun 1725 in Litton Cheney, Dorset, England (Name Richard Privett Event Type Burial Burial Date 2 Jun 1725 Burial Place Litton Cheney, Dorset, England Parish Litton Cheney Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Map 2231).

Notes for Richard Trevett:

As Richards first child was named Martha his is more likely the son of Robert and Martha Trivett.

1652 Richard Trivett son of Richard & Mary Trivett baptised June 13th

1656/7 Richard Trivett son of Robt & Martha Trivett baptised February 8

There are two Ricchard Trivetts living in Litton Cheny in this time period.

1675 5-Aug; Richard TRIVET & Ursula GODWYN

1681 2-Aug; Richard TRIVETT & Emme GODWYN

1683 17-Oct; Richard TRIVETT & Barbarah SMITH

Ursula is buried 1 May 1683 so the Richard that married her also married Barbarah Smith.

Luckily we know that Francis is son of Richard and Emme Trivett.

Francis son of Richard & Emma Trivett bapt Jan 12 1687
                     
         

I did work out who my Mary Doble was with a lot of work to rule out who she was not first. She was the daughter of Henry Doble and Harriett Hooper who was born 17 May 1861 in Combe Raleigh in Devon.

Trudy

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[line 81] lymmes and others and that att the Compl(aynan)t request he did abate forty shilling(es)
[line 82] p(er) ann(um) of the twelve pound(es) a yeare and denied he was to receive the said
[line 83] twelve pound(es) p(er) ann(um) in trust for the said Compl(aynan)t dureing her life But that
[line 84] by agreement and according to his p(ro)mise he was to take care for the said
[line 85] Compl(aynan)t(es) maintenance if she needed any dureing their joynt lives This Court
[line 86] neverthelesse upon heareing the proofes reade in the cause and what
[line 87] could be alleadged [alleged] on either sides was satisfyed that the defend(an)t ought to pay unto the
[line 88] said Compl(aynan)t the said tenn pound(es) p(er) ann(um) dureing her life with the arrears
[line 89] thereof ltt is therefore this pr(es)ent day that is to say on Moonday the said
[line 90] tenth day of May in the one and twentieth year of the raigne of our Sovereign
[line 91] Lord Charles the second by the grace of God of England Scotland France and
[line 92] Ireland Kinge defender of the faith &c by the right hon(oura)ble Sir Orlando
[line 93] Bridg(e)man Knight and bar(onet) Lord keep(er) of the Greate Seale of England and
[line 94] by the authority of the high and hon(ora)ble Court of Chancery Ordered adiudged [adjudged] and
[line 95] decreed that the said def(endan)t doe pay unto the said Compl(aynan)t tenn pound(es) p(er) ann(um)
[line 96] halfe yearly dureing the life of the said Compl(aynan)t and alsoe to accompt for soe much
[line 97] of the arrears thereof as he hathe received since his entry upon the p(re)misses to be computed
[line 98] and cast upp by Sir William Childe Knight one of the M(aste)res of this Court and to p(er)mitt the
[line 99] Compl(aynan)t to receive such rent as remaines in the hand(es) of William Oldish ten(a)nt in poss(ess)ion
[line 100] of the p(re)misses and the said M(aste)r is to appoynt a tyme and place for the def(endan)t payment of
[line 101] such arreares as the said M(aste)r shall report due to the said Compl(aynan)t & the said Master of is to ? [unknown word] yt [(th)(a) that] the said ten pound(es) p(er) ann(um) be settled by security
[line 102] on the said Compl(aynan)t payable as aforesaid and that noe deducc(i)on be made by the said m(aste)r
[line 103] of any money recovered by the said Compl(aynan)t at law but that the said m(aste)r doe allow the same
[line 104] and that the said def(endan)t doe pay the same unto the said Compl(aynan)t with the said arrears to be
[line 105] computed as aforesaid.

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Here is the latest version of the document.  Thank you to horselydown86 and Bookbox assistance.

1670    10 May    Regnal Year 21 Chares II
Mary Wrixon v Richard Wrixon    Income from lands in Yetminster, Dorset.  Decree Roll/Case Number C78/700, no. 12 [43]

Wrixon vs Wrixon

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[line 1] Whereas before this tyme that is to say in the Terme of Saint Michael [This refers to the first of the terms which divide the legal, and academic, year into four - Hilary, Easter, Trinity and Michaelmas.] in the
[line 2] yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred sixty and seaven Mary Wrixon Admi(nistratri)x
[line 3] of the good(es) and Chattles of Christopher Wrixon her late husband deceased
[line 4] Compl(aynan)t exhibited her bill of Compl(ayn)t into this high and hon(oura)ble court of Chancery
[line 5] against Richard Wrixon Defendant Declareing thereby that the said Christoper
[line 6] Wrixon about foure yeares since did in consideration of twenty pounds to him in
[line 7] hand paid and twelve pounds per annum to be paid unto him for his life and
[line 8] after his death to the Compl(aynan)t for her life and after both their deaths then
[line 9] the sume of two hundred pound to the Executors or Adminstrators of the
[line10] survivor of them surrender a customary Tenement lying in Yetminster in the
[line 11] County of Dorsett to one Gyles Lymne and that upon the surrendring thereof
[line 12] he the said lymne gave good security for payment of the said twelve poundes 
[line 13] per annum and the said two hundred pound after both their deceases to him the said
[line 14] Christoper Wrixon and that the said Christoper Wrixon about September one
[line15] thousand six hundred sixty and foure dyed intestate after whose death the said
[line 16] Compl(aynan)t was minded to take out letters of Adminstration of the goods Chattles
[line 17] of her said husband but the Defendant being her husband(es) brothers sonne did
[line 18] imediately after the death of him repaire [repare meaning go to] to the Compl(aynan)t and informed her
[line 19] that it would be a great deale of trouble for her to goe to the Court for
[line 20] granteing of l(ette)res of Adminstation being remoate from her att Blandford in the
[line 21] said County of Dorsett she being very weake & aged and therefore pressed her to make

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[line 22] him a letter of attorney to imp(erat)oure [imperō means to command or could be a variant of spelling empower] him to take letters of Administration and he
[line 23] would take them in her name and for her use and thereupon being soe
[line 24] persw(u)aded by the said defend(an)t she said the Compl(aynan)t consented soe to doe where upon
[line 25] the said defend(an)t went pr(es)ently to one Mr Plucknett an Attorney and gave
[line 26] him direcc(i)on to make a renuncac(i)on insteade of a ltr [letter] of Attorney by which the
[line 27] Court was desired to grant letters of Administration to him which said

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[line 28] writeing the said defend(an)t brought unto the said of Compl(aynan)t and required
[line 29] her to settle the same telling her it was a letter of attorney and that all that he
[line 30] did it should be for her good which the said of Compl(aynan)t beleeveing she thereupon
[line 31] settled the same without ever reading thereof or having it reade unto her.
[line 32] And that there upon he the said defend(an)t went unto the said Court for
[line 33] granting letters of Administration and procured Administration of the goods
[line 34] and Chattles of him the said Christoper Wrixon deceased to be granted to him
[line 35] in his owne name and then seized on all the bond(es) and estate of the husband
[line 36] of her the said Compl(aynan)t of the value of foure hundred pound(es) and imployed it
[line 37] to his owne use and presently after repaired againe to her the said of Compl(aynan)t
[line 38] and persuaded her to discharge the security that her said husband had for
[line 39] the said twelve pound(es) p(er) ann(um) and the two hundred pound(es) to be
[line 40] the Executors or Administrators of her the said Compl(aynan)t and to take other
[line 41] security in his name which the said def(endan)t p(re)valed with her to doe. And the
[line 42] said Compl(aynan)t further shewed that the said defend(an)t having soe wrought
[line 43] upon her and gott the power into his owne hand(es) hath ever since received
[line 44] the said twelve pound(es) p(er) ann(um) being three yeares and refused to pay the same
[line 45] to her the said Compl(aynan)t or any any p(ar)te thereof and giveth out that the said twelve
[line 46] pound(es) p(er) ann(um) is his and the two hundred pound(es) alsoe To the end therefore that
[line 47] the said defend(an)t might be compelled to pay unto the said Compl(aynan)t the arreares
[line 48] of the said anuity of twelve pound(es) p(er) ann(um) and come to an accompt [accompt = archaic term meaning account] for the
[line 49] plantiff estate of the said Christopher Wrixon that he poss(ess)ed himselfe of and pay

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