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Cecill - Maisemore
Maisemore Parish Registers - Marriages - GlosGen
* Mentioned in a letter from Richard Cheney, Bishop of Gloucester, to the Minister CECILL, dated October 15 1568. The writer states that he "is willing to grant the farm of Maisemore to Mr CECILL" Calendar of State Papers (Domestic), 1547-1580 p 320, quoted in Gloucestershire Notes and Queries vol iii p 394...
*Anno Domini 1560
Matrimonia Willielmi CECILL et Agnete PORTER xxii die Augustij
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GlosGen - Maisemore Parish Register - Burials
*An abstract of the will of William CECILL dated September 8 1545, and proved at Gloucester on the 7th November, following is here fitly introduced: William CYSELL, of the Courte of Maysemore. Dated 8 September 1545. Soul to God and to our blessed lady Saynt Mary and to all the holy company of hevyn. To be buried in the churchyard of the parish of Maysemore. To the hyaghe alter of the said church 4d. All residue to Ysabell my wyff, yf she do not marry, and she to be sole exectrux. Wyllyng and bynding her to keep my mother during hurr lyffe after an honeste sorte, and to bryng up my children..... her descrecyon. Overseer, John COKE. Witnesses, John CARTER and Thomas GYFFORD with moo. Probate. 7 November 1545.
Ancestry:
Name: CISSELL William
Place: Maismor Gloucestershire England
Book: Burialls 1608
Chapter: 1545
Text: CISSELL, William, Maismor
Ancestry has the Will of William CISSELL (farmer) - 1545, Maisemore. Court: Consistory Court of Gloucester.
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Assume Will exist for Richard Cecil of Altyrennis *- Grandfather of Robarte Cecil of MACEMORE - *(as spelt on one website) - Allt-Yr-ynys (assume, in Herefordshire).
Checking on National Archives
Will of William CECILL of Alterynis, Herefordshire - 17 February 1598
Prerogative Court of Canterbury ( on Ancestry)
Various trees on Ancestry....etc
