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Norfolk / Re: Help please with untangling the Settlement and Removal records for John Tann.
« on: Friday 16 September 22 19:30 BST (UK) »
Hello goldie, yes I did see the reference to Ralph Tann, who was John Tann's grandfather. I did wonder whether he lost his money and the mill because he couldn't repay the loan.
Ralph's eldest son, John (1704-1751), was the father of the John Tann(1735-?, also the eldest son)who was the pauper subject of the various settlement and removal orders.
Presumably if there had been a mill, both Johns, son and grandson respectively, would have inherited it.
As for Anne Tann, nee Riseborough, that's even more puzzling. Either there was more than one Anne Tann or she led a sad and chaotic life.
In chronological order:
Ann Tann, disorderly
NCR 20e/18 page 332 Item 17 Jul 1765
Ann Tann, pauper
NCR 20e/18 page 358 Item 23 Oct 1776
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 358 Item 23 Dec 1776
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 360 Item 10 Jun 1782
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 361 Item 27 Jun 1785
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 362 Item 6 Apr 1786
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 291 Item 8 Aug 1787
Before dying in 1788 at the age of 57.
Ralph's eldest son, John (1704-1751), was the father of the John Tann(1735-?, also the eldest son)who was the pauper subject of the various settlement and removal orders.
Presumably if there had been a mill, both Johns, son and grandson respectively, would have inherited it.
As for Anne Tann, nee Riseborough, that's even more puzzling. Either there was more than one Anne Tann or she led a sad and chaotic life.
In chronological order:
Ann Tann, disorderly
NCR 20e/18 page 332 Item 17 Jul 1765
Ann Tann, pauper
NCR 20e/18 page 358 Item 23 Oct 1776
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 358 Item 23 Dec 1776
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 360 Item 10 Jun 1782
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 361 Item 27 Jun 1785
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 362 Item 6 Apr 1786
Ann Tann, vagrant
NCR 20e/18 page 291 Item 8 Aug 1787
Before dying in 1788 at the age of 57.