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_Jeremiah Cissell ___|_Susannah Ann Brewer __
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1880 Raywick, Marion, Kentucky
[27277] enumerated 1 June
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1880 Raywick, Marion, Kentucky
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Pittsylvania County VA - 1855 Death Register @ Rootsweb.com
Data of document see notes, data is transcribed for public use ingenealogy.
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[24643] Granted fee of Aldford from Randle de Blundeville, Earl of Chester in the time of King John. Built a castle there which formed and important link in the fortresses along the Welch border.
_Jordan Foliot ________________________________+
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| |_Margery de Stuteville _____________|_Margaret\Margery De Say ______________________
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| _William IV The Younger De Braose Lord Bramber_+
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Martha Irwin (marirw@yahoo.com)
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Boehm Family of Lancaster Co., PA
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[1810] Benjamin Mendenhall died while on a visit to Pasquotank MM in North Carolina.
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Sir John Wright purchased Kelvedon Manor in 1538 and erected a mansion on the entrance near the west end of the Church of which he was a patron. This mansion was still standing in 1914.
John was a member of King Henry the VIII's House of Lords.
John Wright purchased the Kelvedon Hall estate in 1538. He was to start a dynasty which was to hold the estate for nearly four centuries. In fact there were to be ten successive John Wrights. The control of the community and its well being was an important task for the Lord of the Manor. The manorial records for this period reveals some interesting facts. There was a bye-law introduced whereby only tenants could remove heath, gorse and furze from the Lord's waste. Dried furze was used to make malt and to repair houses - a writer of the Elizabethan period wrote of this style of vernacular building as 'with whinnies or with furze thy hovel renew'. Parishioners had an obligation to work on the parish roads - Robert Pane failed to do this and received a fine. If a tenant wanted timber even from his own land, he required a licence to do it from the Lord unless custom allowed it. If the timber was on the waste then he would pay for leave to fell it.
Other community fines were for John Petit of Brizes who failed to clean ditches and cut trees which were a nuisance to the Queen's highway; and another parishioner failed to repair his hedge which was next to the common well. John Harrison and his son kept beagles and hunted coneys on the Lord's waste and received a fine for their troubles. Rarely a crime occurred so serious that it could could only be dealt with the Quarter Sessions. In 1579 a London silk weaver and four others broke into the Rectory at night 'intending to murder and plunder' the rector and his wife.
In 1538 the manor was sold to John Wright a yeoman of South Weald for £493. For nearly the next 400 years the estate remained in the hands of the Wright family. Tradition was clearly important in the family for there were to be ten successive John Wrights. They extended the estate further by purchasing Germains, a former manor. As land ownership meant power and money the family were able to confirm their status as minor gentry. The manor house was rebuilt by the seventh John Wright in the 18th century.
In 1538 Kelvedon Hall estate was purchased by John Wright, a yeoman, and it was to remain in his family for the next 400 years. The advowson descended with the manor of Kelvedon Hall until the 19th century. However, from the early 17th century the Wrights became Roman Catholics and lost the right to present incumbents. In 1674 the Luther family of Great Myles's, another manor in the parish, gave to the church a silver cup and paten which the chuch still possesses. The medieval church was completely rebuilt in 1753 at a cost of £1,681.
1547. P 11 Do: Morant's "Hist of Essex" (1776) says: "John Wright,
gent., presented in 1547." In other words "he presented the benefice, the
living being 2,070 acres." It was two years later that the first "Book of
Common Prayer" was given to the church of England.
1551, Sept. 25 P 37 Do: Abstract of the will of John Wright of Kelvedon
Arch., Essex; Register Thomder 117 and Register Bastwick: "In the name of God Amen: John Wright of Kellydon, Essex, Yoeman. Beying in bode feble and weak yet of pfect mynde make my will , etc. Soul to God. Body to be buried within the Chancell of Kellydon Church. To poor mens box 20/. To the parish of Southweld 40/, and to the ten poorest parishes about me 20/ each. To my loving wife (not named) 40 marks by the yere to be paid of my lands by my four sons equally-L6, 13, 4 each. And the best end of my house of Kelvedon Haule at her choice. Also to her by household stuff and 100L 20 Kyne and a gelding. To each daughter (not named) L13, 6, 8. To every godchild 6/8, and to every godchild of my own children 20/. To Kelydon Stre