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Offline dutch missmarple

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Mary Hutt from Mountnessing
« on: Saturday 12 September 20 13:33 BST (UK) »
Hi all,

looking for any information about mary Hutt from Mountnessing.

In 1689 she had a male bastard child,  by John Winley (windley) from Roxwell.

What was the name of the child ? When and where (íf at all) was he christened ?
When and where was Mary born ? And did she marry at all later ?

John was married to Elizabeth Elson in Octobre 1688 in Writtle.
So Mary was already 4 months pregnant with John's child ! Oh oh


Any help grately appreciated !

Dutch MissMarple
Wilson: Writtle Essex, Shorne Kent.
Windley: Woodford Essex, Chigwell Essex, Blackmore Essex.
Halls: Chigwell and Woodford, Essex
Ambrose and Corteling: Sri Lanka

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Re: Mary Hutt from Mountnessing
« Reply #1 on: Monday 21 December 20 14:10 GMT (UK) »
That’s interesting as Elisabeth and John are my 8x grandparents 🤣
Never saw the illegitimate child!

John and Elisabeth’s child was baptised 12/4/1689. So both would’ve been pregnant at the same time if it’s the same John!
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Re: Mary Hutt from Mountnessing
« Reply #2 on: Friday 02 December 22 09:06 GMT (UK) »
Essex Record Office ref: Q/SR 461/16

Description:

John Winley Jr. of Wriitle and John Winley senior labourers, and Thomas Clarke of Writtle -Cooper

John Winley Jr to answer the overseers of Mountnessing for begetting a male bastard child of Mary Hutt of Mountnessing, single woman.

Dated 15 March 1689

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