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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Cherry confusion
« on: Sunday 16 July 23 11:03 BST (UK) »
Hi again, Colin.
The Thomas Cherry of Feetham who died in 1722 was a smelter and left a will. He names a son Thomas and daughters Ann, Hannah, and Tamer and two sons in law (who married daughters Margaret and Elizabeth).
I only know that the Thomas Cherry who died in Feb 1724/5 was of Feetham. As he is not described as a son of anybody, I assume he was an adult.
Also relevant, I think, are the deaths of Thomas, son of Thomas Cherry, who was buried in July 1733 of Low Row, and I assume his father Thomas Cherry of Low Row in April 1747.
The missing years in the Grinton registers (most of 1690 - 1696) is most frustrating!
Judith
The Thomas Cherry of Feetham who died in 1722 was a smelter and left a will. He names a son Thomas and daughters Ann, Hannah, and Tamer and two sons in law (who married daughters Margaret and Elizabeth).
I only know that the Thomas Cherry who died in Feb 1724/5 was of Feetham. As he is not described as a son of anybody, I assume he was an adult.
Also relevant, I think, are the deaths of Thomas, son of Thomas Cherry, who was buried in July 1733 of Low Row, and I assume his father Thomas Cherry of Low Row in April 1747.
The missing years in the Grinton registers (most of 1690 - 1696) is most frustrating!
Judith