Crispes in Birchington, Isle of Thanet

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Hi,

Just so you know the 4 children of Rev Henry Crispe and Anne Percy from the Catton, co. Yorks. parish records were:
1. Henry Crispe, born Catton 26 September (bap. Catton with Stamford Bridge, co. Yorks. 10 Oct.) 1687

2. Anne Crispe, bap. Catton with Stamford Bridge, co. Yorks. 21st May 1691, died unm.

3. Margaret Crispe, bap. Catton with Stamford Bridge, co. Yorks. 8 September 1693, bur. Catton with Stamford Bridge, co. Yorks. 2 August 1695 (or 1700??)

4. Thomas Crispe, born Catton, co. Yorks. 10 December 1695 (bap. Catton with Stamford Bridge, co. Yorks. 11 January 1695-96, or 1693?)

Craig

[grandarog]

The eldest son Henry's will.
1747- Source National Archive.



" T HENRY CRISPE of the Custom House London "—"to my Wife
-L Mary Crispe " ^100 "for Mourning and also a Ring" "all my
Jewells and plate now in her possession" "all my Household Goods
and ffurniture belonging to my House in Gould Square except my Books
and pictures and what ever is contained in my Closet or Accounting
House adjoining to my Little Parlour or in my Study or Summer House
in the Garden provided she gives my Executor hereafter named no
manner of Trouble or Molestation about this my Will " — " to my
Mother Ann Crispe to my Sister Ann Crispe to my Brother Thomas
Crispe and to his Daughter my Neice Susan Crispe "^100 " apeice and
a Ring" — "to my Cousin Ann Smith" ^30 "and a Ring" — "to my
Cousins Richard Wiat Esquire and his Sister M™ Wiat of Quex and to
M' George ffriend M'' William Jebb and his Wife and to the Minister of
Birchington in Kent for the time being each of them a Mourning Ring "
— " to be buryed in the Antient Burying Place of my ffamily at Birch-
ington aforesaid " — " to iTiy said Mother and Sister " ^a,o a year for
their lives and the survivor of them to have the whole of the said
annuity — " to my said Brother Thomas Crispe All my Books Pictures
Watches and Rings with what soever shall be contained in my Closet or
Accounting House adjoining to he my Little Parlour or in my Study or
Summer House in the Garden at the time of my Death together with all
my Wearing Apparell both Linnen and Woollen" also "all that my
Mannor of Greys with the Messuages Lands " &c " thereunto belonging
and all other my Messuages Lands " &c "now or late in the Tenure or
Occupation of Henry Wraith T. White Yeomans Elias Hatcher John
Brasier George May John May and William Jebb some or one of them
in the Parishes of Chislet Birchington Saint Nicholas Atwood ats Wood-
church Reculver Minster Hoath Margate and Ash some or one of them
in the County of Kent all which said Mannor Messuages ffarms Lands "
&c " were late the Estate of my Cousin John Powle Esquire deceased
and also all those my three Little Houses in Brettons Court in Water
Lane in ffleet Street in the City of London and also all that my ffree-
hold Land adjoining to (blank) or near Ely in the County of Cambridge
now Lett to M' Morley " and said brother resid'' Legatee & sole Ex"'.

 — Dated 27 July 1745 — Witnesses " Tho' Baldwin Golding Merritt John
Reward" — Codicil dated 7 June 1746 — Having " had the misfortune of
burj'ing my said dear wife Mary Crispe " the "plate Jewells Household
Goods Linnen and all her \\'earing Apparell and whatsoever else be-
longed to my said AV'ife or given by me to her in my said Will unto my
Sister Ann Crispe whom I also appoint joynt Executrix with my Brother
Thomas Crisp" — "unto my Cousin Richard Wiat of Boxley Esquire
ten Guineas and unto his Sister M" Wiatt of Quex ten Guineas for
Mourne* : " — Witnesses " John Kingston Mary Smith " — Proved 4 Nov
1747 by Thomas Crispe & Anne Crispe Sp'' the Ex" & Ext'.

 

[grandarog]

The "History of the Crisp Family"by Bj Cigrand is here on this link as a PDF.

https://www.seekingmyroots.com/members/files/G001320.pdf