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Australia / Re: 1873 Migration to SA - BILLIATT
« on: Monday 28 March 22 23:18 BST (UK)  »
He seemed to like attending public meetings and appear in newspapers.

It would appear that John William BILLIATT and Ann Elizabeth (nee KING) were the "Mr. and Mrs. BILLIAT and servant, in the cabin" who arrived in South Australia on the 14 July 1874 aboard the "DARRA" which departed London on the 24th April.
Their two daughters are not mentioned in the shipping news. They would have been aged 10 & 6.

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All good. You caused me to double check my results.

My interest descends through Mary, daughter of Thomas CURSON and Agnes HUSSY.

I have accumulated various wills etc, so if I can help, then send me a personal message and we can chat via email.

That memorial of Agnes doesn't include her husband Michaell WENTWORTH. His 1588 will includes "To Agnes my wif my goodes at Bistor church hile and Montlawe, and the wardeship of Marye CURSON her daughter"

Regards
Grantley

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Hi Nigel and thankyou.

As it transpired Dame Agnes SAUNDERS was the daughter of John HUSSEY of Shapwick, Dorset.

Her sister was Margaret, the first wife of John MAYNARD (will 1557, buried Stepney)

John MAYNARD's daughter Fraunces first married Walter ROBERTS and second to William BIRDE. They appear in Dame Agnes SAUNDERS 1588 will as "my neece Ffraunces BIRDE . . . . and her husband Mr William BIRDE".

Dame Agnes SAUNDERS mentioned in her 1588 will that if she died in Stepney, then she wished to be buried by her late brother John MAYNARD. Wills of long ago rarely included the words "in-law", like we do today.

Dame Agnes SAUNDERS ended up being memoralised in St Etheldreda's Church, Hatfield, Hertfordshire with her daughter Elizabeth BROCKET. Her memorial confirms that she was the daughter of John HUSSEY.

This is my transcript of the memorial stone ;
IN THE MEMORY OF DAME AGNES SANDERS, WHO DECEA
SED THE XX DAY OF OCTOBER ANNO DNI 1588
FREIND AS THOV BY THIS MONVMENT DOST PAS
AND HERE SEEST WHAT I AM : READE WHAT I WAS
HVSSY MY FATHER WAS, AND I HIS HEYE
MY HVSBANDES MOORE, CVRSON, AND SANDERS, WERE.
BY MOORE, I OF TWO DAVGHTERS WAS A MOTHER
WHEREOF BLOVNT, ONE, BROCKET ESPOVSED ANOTHER
ONE DAVGTER AND SOLE HEYRE, OF CVRSONS BED
I THEN BROVGHT FORTH, WHOM I TO FARMOVR WED
OF SANDERS LORD CHEIFFE BARON, ONE, NO MORE
BVT ONLY NAME I LASTLY HITHER BORE,
WHERE SHE WHOM I ENCLOSED IN MY WOMBE
BY CVRSON HATH ENCLASD ME IN THIS TOMBE
IF OF MY VERTVES THOV WOVLDST MEMORY SEE
IN HIR I LEFTE THEM WHO IN THIS LAID ME
THEN LET THIS SACRED ACTE HIR LOVE SET FORTH
AND HIR RELIGIOVS LOVE DECLARE MY WORTH.

Io: hufsey esquire of the houfe of
shapwick in dorfetfhire
Roger moore of burcester efquire
Tho: carfon of waterperry esquire
Sir Edw: Sanders knight, Lo: cheife barro'
Sir mychaell Blount of maple dirrham
Sir Io: brocket of brocket hall
Sir george farmour of eastoneston
In northton shire
     Dame Mary Farmer

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The Common Room / Re: Glossary abbrieviation - COMPLETED
« on: Wednesday 21 July 21 06:14 BST (UK)  »
It is rather obvious when someone points it out.

Thank you. I just couldn't see it.

Regards
Grantley

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The Common Room / Glossary abbrieviation - COMPLETED
« on: Wednesday 21 July 21 05:16 BST (UK)  »
I wish to expand "Reg. Mon. Winch. ii, pp. 511–14."

It appears as the footnote 139 in A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7, ed. N. M. Herbert (Oxford, 1981), pp. 218-227. As transcribed on British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/glos/vol7/pp218-227.

Can anyone help me as I am trying to view that source.

The "Winch" could be Winchcombe.

Regards
Grantley

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Cumberland Lookup Requests / Re: Hannah BOWMAN born near Cockermouth
« on: Monday 15 March 21 21:42 GMT (UK)  »
Hi, I will send you a personal message with my email address. I look forward to chatting. Regards Grantley

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: 1620 Visitation
« on: Thursday 05 November 20 21:56 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you for your thoughts.

In this case, "without date" seems to suit the pedigree submitted.

I appreciate your help.

Regards
Grantley

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / 1620 Visitation - COMPLETED
« on: Thursday 05 November 20 08:43 GMT (UK)  »
I am looking at a pedigree in the 1620 Visitation of Cornwall. One line reads ;

Ricus GRENVILE filius Rici GRENVILE sans Dat. =

What does the "sans Dat." mean?

Can anyone help me please.

Regards
Grantley

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: 1450 latin - last bit
« on: Thursday 03 September 20 10:56 BST (UK)  »
Thank you.

That makes it a hugely easier for me.  :)

Best Regards
Grantley

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