Pyncombe at Buckington Loges als High Bickington alias Bickington

An interesting document written by a member of the Woollacott family. 

 http://www.myfourleggedstool.com/uploads/1/9/2/5/19256439/early_woollacotts_and_variations_thereon.pdf

His discussion on the Woollacott is not helpful to me but he refers to a book "The Book of High Bickington" published by Avril Stone. 

"From the 15th century onwards the Pyncombes of North Molton amassed much of the land surrounding High Bickington. This land was put into a charitable trust on January 20, 1730. On November 26, 1919 the Pyncombe Estate sold all their properties at an auction. J. H. Woollacott is recorded as purchasing Yelland Farm at that auction." See the will of Gertrude Pyncombe which was blogged earlier and she was the last surviving member of this line. Clearly this brings back attention to the chart of descent on Chart 1-2 to be interesting to this study. 

http://kippeeb.blogspot.com/2011/08/will-of-gertrude-pyncombe-prob-11643.html

I find the reference to North Molton interesting as that does appear to be the "home" of the Pincombe/Pyncombe/Pencombe family and the earliest location in which they are found in North Devon thus far in my studies. The caption on the Visitation of Devon 1620 reads that they arrived with Lord Zouch at the beginning of the reign of Henry VII (1485). Lord Zouch had fought on the side of Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field. 

I do need to bring the Tax records into this study as well. It is known that this Pyncombe line ended with Gertrude as neither she nor her siblings had any living heirs descendant of their parents. This is the line that used the coat of arms attributed to Pincombe.

Edward's Ham Radio Equipment

Edward had put all of his Ham Radio Equipment together last summer and kept meaning to write or call the Ham Radio Club to donate his equipment which was mostly from the 1970s and 1980s. But he did finally leave that with us to do. Yesterday Dave picked up all of the equipment except for the table that he had built to use when he was operating the equipment. We will donate the table to Salvation Army. It is a simple table but with the half shelf built on top it could be handy to someone. I have too many tables in my basement - five actually and all served a purpose. At the end of all of this there will be just one in the laundry area. At nearly 76 years I do not need very much and my footprint needs to diminish considerably. 

I never was interested in Ham Radio and probably as a young wife I would rather he spent more time with me but I learned to accept that he liked to be on his Ham Radio a couple of hours in the late evening. Once we had children I did not notice that as much I must admit. Edward was always busy and all the hobbies he craved as a child and teenager he acquired as an adult which is good really as he had a very happy and contented life and that is important I always think. 

So day ten of full vaccination and I believe I will stop counting off those days. I think I expected more of a reaction perhaps but only in retrospect can you really note that it was a reaction rather than just a tired day or whatever. 

It is nice to see the vaccination rate rising quickly these days we will need that in the days ahead as the Delta variant permeates our life. Already worldwide it is threatening everyone. Then there is the heat wave in the Prairies and what that will do to this year's crops and the people living there as well. 

It is hard to let go of all of Edward's things to be honest. It is another part of him that is disappearing from my view.  But it was his wish and gradually I will have around me memories of Edward that keep him alive for all of us. Downsizing was in his mind certainly this last few years and he did do a lot of that. The number of boxes in his office has diminished by at least a third the last five years. I bought a box for each of our European trips and will now put everything that we bought on each trip into that box as a memory box rather than have them on the shelves as they have been. Ed used to regularly reorganize them to suit himself. He loved to remember all of those trips. The first was so different from the rest but he enjoyed it none the less but from then on he couldn't wait to do another trip once the dust had settled on all of that. 

Working away on the Manors etc list for John Pincombe. I had read through it when I purchased it about ten years ago just to see which properties were listed - it is two pages long. I had forgotten that Gatcombe was on the list and that was the property where my John Pincombe lived before he emigrated to Canada with his family in 1850 arriving in the Port of New York in early 1851. I find glimpses of Gatcombe through the years after 1605 and always a John Pincombe occupying it. It is curious really as it seems to switch about somewhat between lines. But this John Pincombe is a bit of a mystery and no one yet has clearly shown his line coming down from him. This document mentions that he has a son John Pincombe so very helpful but is he the John Pincombe who married Amy Dodderidge - possibly and that fits him into the Chart 1-2 for South Molton and North Molton. Perhaps I will be able now to work this line through as I transcribe the document.

Day nine since vaccination

Fascinating really thinking that I am building up all those antibodies however my trusty mask is ever with me. I think that we will be wearing them until next spring anyway and I plan on doing so in stores and when I can not be a minimum of two metres away from everyone. 

Working on the will for the latest Pincombe Newsletter and then I will transcribe the list of properties that John Pincombe held by freehold, leasehold or other. The South Molton family was quite interesting to look at and finding this document clearly separated them into their own grouping. I shall compare that grouping that I found with the chart that included South Molton created by the two earlier researchers for the Pincombe-Pinkham one-name study at the Guild of one-name studies as well as the Visitation of Devon for the Southmolton Pincombe family. 

Today a member of the Amateur Ham Radio Club is coming to take all of Edward's radio equipment. He wanted us to donate it to the Radio Club. He became a member back when we first moved here and got his license. He used to spend hours talking to people around the world and rather enjoyed it but life took on a different turn when he started going to the OGS Ottawa Branch meetings with his cousin Gordon Riddle. He became so deeply involved with that group along with Orleans United Church that the years from the latter part of the 1970s to the latter part of the 1990s literally flew by with his many activities and he spent less time on his ham radio. We did do a few car rallies with them in the 1980s which were fun. I always describe the latter part of the 1970s to the latter part of the 1990s as our middle years and we were both very busy. I worked at home proofreading and copy editing until 1995 when I returned to work outside of the home first at the Medical School and then what became during my time there The Ottawa Hospital. I pretty much dropped everything that I was doing when I did that - no longer Treasurer for Camp Bitobi; did not teach Sunday School or do the Supplies for Sunday School; no longer did World Day of Prayer Services which was an ecumenical group; did not help at school with computers which I had done for about six years. All of those things I no longer did (helping at school was my project and I enjoyed helping the children learn to use the computer; I remember the boys especially as they were so excited to be learning; they could hardly control their excitement they enjoyed it so much - they did remind me of my brothers). I am more used to boys probably as three of my four brothers were closest to me in age with my sisters being 6 years older and 8 years younger. I especially enjoyed the years when I became anonymous going to Dominion Chalmers and Christ Church Cathedral. It was wonderful just to go and worship and be with God in His House.  I just worked and spent the rest of the time with my children who were now pretty grown up for sure. Edward was so busy in those years he was seldom home in the evening - meeting after meeting plus he did French courses for years. 

Then suddenly in 2004 he decided to retire and that did surprise me but he loved it doing his genealogy full time and he loved cooking making lovely meals for us day after day. I would work another three years and then I retired as well and finally I got him to travel to Europe which he loved doing once he got over the first trip. Of course we were always on the go to different conferences and ancestor hunting (as I called it) in the United States and Canada and Edward's many meetings all through those years of  his retirement.

Eight days now since vaccination

I am sure that my immune system is working overtime on the COVID-19 second vaccination but I do not think I am noticing anything in particular. Doing a shoulder stand I can still feel that curling into yoga poses is not quite as efficient but I have also been doing a lot of shifting of boxes and things so maybe just more muscle strain from that than anything. It is good to have the second shot and be part of the rapidly increasing number of Canadians who are fully vaccinated. I think though that I will be wearing a mask until next spring; the variants are with us for awhile I suspect and we will need to be cautious. 

Ottawa Virtual 5K Race

We ran the 5K in the Ottawa Virtual Marathon and thus far I am the only female who ran in the 75-79 age group. That did surprise me actually. 

The cleaning begins once again as it is Monday. Today the top floor and I shall try to be as efficient as I have been lately on the main floor. It is a slightly larger area with the room over the garage. It is much too big for me; it always was as Ed occupied most of it with an office in the room over the garage and our bedroom was half library or more plus all the closets were bulging with boxes including the room where I worked. I still have not looked in the boxes in that closet. I did aspire to being totally on line and except for one large bucket of documents and pictures I have been able to keep to that. I have one bookcase of books but not a large one. 

On to the day. Must pick raspberries. Will begin with another page of the will and then off to breakfast. It always surprises me that I can pick up these transcriptions from the 1500s and 1600s and still read them after a year of not really doing any.

Sunday - the last one in June

My favourite day by far has always been Sunday. Waking up early and seeing the morning and knowing this is a day that is complete. Life always returns to Sunday and the gift of God to his people. Today it is the promise of more rain which we still need a lot of to moisten the growing earth. Leaves are inside out in the wind; the promise is there but not until later perhaps as the sun has just broken through the clouds bathing us with that brilliant light. 

Church at 10:30 on YouTube; service bulletin on line. The ingenuity of the human race has given us the ability to still have Church even with massive lockdowns. We can still thank God for his love. 

Yesterday was a day of great accomplishment as we worked on the basement which has been cluttered for awhile. There are items to go to Restore that are still useable but I do not want them; they are too big or too many or they just have the ability to have a new life and I should do that for them. I need to keep downsizing and my daughter helps to keep me on that path even when I become resistant and afraid that I am losing too much of Edward since he accumulated all of this stuff. But this isn't just Edward. I have so many reminders of Edward all around me I can give some away to others to restore and give new life to those objects. 

The downsizing can continue. I have those huge bookcases which have not yet left and they need to go along with the books so that we can move forward. All of them are going to places that Edward wanted or that have appeared because of what he had done in the past with his books which had become surplus to him a few years ago. 

The next step is definitely the Chair Lift to a new person with such great need. The books to the archives; the bookcases and other books to their new home so that we can reorganize the house in a less busy way so that I can maintain it for a little longer before I sell it. Gradually the things around me will be what Edward and I especially shared these last few years together when we grew close once again as in our younger days. The busyness of our middle years will disappear with the downsizing and my memories will be of fresh happenings in those days of travel in the world. Those interesting items that we purchased on our walks in the mall remind me of our later anniversaries and birthdays with all those good memories of time shared. 

Thank you Sunday for always being there week after week. COVID-19 continues to affect our lives in so many ways.

One week since full vacination

 No headache yesterday and the feeling of being winded gone as well when running. Beats per minute remain at 57 which has become my new normal perhaps up from 52 or 53 which was quite low. 

Found an interesting discussion topic for the Pincombe Newsletter and will work away at that for the next couple of days. Just working through the will again to refresh my mind on this John Pymcombe and then I need to transcribe the inventory document as I have not yet done that. I read it through to see what I could discover years ago as I fitted my Pincombe line into the existing Visitations. Land Records can be very helpful when you are working with families that name all of their sons William, John, Thomas, Richard although generally it is not too hard to separate out the various Pincombe lines at North Molton, South Molton, Bishops Nympton etc. 

Initially I thought I might combine two issues but this particular item is begging to be discussed so will do it. For the next Pincombe Newsletter 1st June I will pick another interesting document to discuss and I am not sure which one yet!

Then I still have Blake Newsletter for the 1st of April and the 1st of July and the H11 Newsletter for the 1st of May and the 1st of August. I am not sure if I will be caught up by then or if it will be the 1st of September issue of the Pincombe Newsletter that will see me caught up. H11 tends to be rather short for Issues 2 to 4 because I only publish statistics on the subclades once a year. It will be interesting to see if a new phylotree emerges in the next couple of years. I am also curious if the companies will start to look at COVID-19 and whether particular haplogroups were more susceptible to the disease and whether the severity of the disease could be predicted. It might be interesting looking at future pandemics to see if particular mutations in different subclades were helpful this time around. 

I had moved away from thinking about research but Edward's illness brought me back and I am part of a couple of different research projects. They have my mind working away these days as there is so much that can now be examined with regard to Post-COVID-19 research projects to discover as much as we can to prepare for future possible pandemics.

Vaccination day plus six

Yesterday by evening I had a bit of a headache once again but by morning I was again headache free. I do notice when I am running that I become a little winded after 4000 steps but my heart rate is about the same as always.

I have been working with SCIO on the Chair Lift for a person who has need of one. It was set up to remove it this morning but today it was pouring so I cancelled that for another time. I am not in a rush and there isn't anyone apparently who needs it at the moment. It would just be in storage so it might as well sit on my stairs for longer. It is really the first medical aid that we brought in for Edward and he enjoyed having it. He was as mobile as he had been with the chair. He would walk up the stairs during the day just for exercise but he had the chair for the tired times when he wanted to go up and down as he always had. It probably does take a strong need to motivate me to give these items away. Probably unreasonably I feel like a small amount of Edward disappears as his items are donated and I probably need to see that they are serving a good purpose. His books are all packed up now and await the process of them being amalgamated into the Ottawa Branch Library of the Ontario Genealogical Society. I can go there anytime and see his books and that makes that donation so much easier.

Today I am thinking about the next newsletter which would be Pincombe-Pinkham Newsletter. I am trying to decide content and technically it would be the March edition so I am actually catching up slowly as I am just missing March and June for this newsletter. I will be putting in the usual North Molton baptisms and I am considering doing a second one of the nearby Devon villages. I believe I will go with Landkey. Baptisms, Marriages and burial all begin in 1602 and the transcriptions run to the mid 1700s.  The Landkey interest results from the children of Hugh Pincombe who was married to Sarah (unknown). He was one of the sons of John Pincombe and Johane Blackmoore who married 25 Sep 1655 at Bishops Nympton and were my 7x great grandparents. Hugh was the youngest son and my line descends from the eldest William Pincombe married to Mary Vicary 17 Jun 1685 at Bishops Nympton. Hugh's line daughtered out in the second generation it would appear. 

I have a number of items to transcribe for the Pincombe family but I suspect that work will wait until next fall and winter.

5th day of full vaccination

Waking up early; mind is too active. Looks like rain and hopefully that will happen. I am feeling quite fine on this 5th day since full vaccination. It is nice to know that I am busily building up antibodies. 

I have a lot to do but my mind doesn't seem to move along to doing it. Perhaps after we have the Memorial Service I will be able to move forward with the things that I still need to do.

Edward did not like to be alone. I tried to never leave him alone during our marriage unless I had to be away which did happen occasionally. But our daughters were always there for their Dad after they were born. They adored him and his loss is felt very strongly by them. We go on with our lives but carry him close to our hearts and I know that I am not ready yet to let the urn go into a burial spot. It just isn't in me to put him a place where he is alone although a graveyard is full of people but they are all strangers to him. I need to think this through for awhile. The best case scenario for me to be happy is to keep him with me until my turn comes to join him. I know that but I need to also respect his wishes and I am contemplating how I would fulfill his wishes in the best way possible.

H11 Newsletter Volume 5, Issue 1, 2021

The H11 Newsletter Volume 5, Issue 1, 2021 is published on the website.

Cybercrime

Cybercrime is something that I know very little about other than to never click on a hypertext link that you receive unless you requested it or you know why you were sent one. 

When we were in school way back in the 50s and 60s, we were entering into what became known as the Cold War and our ally in the Second World War namely the Soviet Union was suddenly on the other side in the Cold War. It was the first time that we actually shared somewhat of a border with a nation (a water border) that was on the opposite side of our ideology and against everything for which we stood. We were actually between the United States and the Soviet Union looking at the globe with the North Pole in our sights and the world beneath that. I always knew that our military was tough; we weren't big but we could and would fight for our freedom.

So what is freedom here compared to life in the Soviet Union and now China (another ally in World War II)? Perhaps the freedom is in determining the people that represent us in our parliament; is that our biggest freedom? Sometimes I think it is. COVID-19 has shown us our freedoms in some ways. We are a managed country both by the Health Department and by our elected officials. Our elected officials though in the long run are the ones who determine just what conditions are imposed on us relying on other Departments like Health to make decisions on what will protect the greatest number of Canadians. That proved to be a problem with elected officials listening to the commerce side instead of Health resulting in sudden and devastating lockdowns. Health should have more say under some conditions that is for sure and they finally did when the infrastructure of the hospitals was threatened by too many COVID-19 cases in the ICU. Of course the dictatorships are busy trying to convince their people that they do the best job of providing the best life for them. That will be the most important item in the future is proving that democratic institutions are the best way for people to survive and that everyone benefits.

But why should cybercrime frighten us? Can it take us over and turn us into dictatorships like China and these days Russia as well? I still think a lot of cybercrime is committed to garner wealth by unscrupulous people who are not linked to any country particularly but countries that want to remain dictatorships use their actions to maintain control in their countries and show that they are more efficient than our democracies. They permit cybercriminals to operate within their borders probably and possibly demand a portion of monies stolen from the democracies. That would be something interesting to know.   

That would be the advantage of having the United Nations tax people who do not pay appropriate taxes to any particular nation. Everyone should pay to support the infrastructure of the world; no one should be exempt.

Covid Vaccination Two and Day number four

At day four now for the second Covid Vaccination and the bpm is down to 57. I am not really feeling any symptoms other than a slight headache at the end of the day. Patio stones all finished at the front and just need to get the sand. Back patio needs to be done but I have already put in 51 minutes of exercise today at 10: 30 am and at least another 50 minutes do happen with calisthenics and my run. I will do the back patio tomorrow likely. It is just a one day task. 

I made custard today which tasted good when I came in from working on the patio stones. Must get to the H11 subclades.

No cleaning today

I only clean Monday, Wednesday and Friday as it means dust only three days a week in the air. But I will likely complete the cleaning of the bricks in the front. Then we need to get play sand and hardening sand to complete the task. Perhaps I will get the car vacuumed and washed on the weekend in between the rain storms.  

Still no time to work on the haplogroups of H11 but likely that will happen today. Thursday is a rest day.

Day number three - COVID-19 Vaccination Two

 No soreness in the arm at all. Slight headache by evening but I had a pretty busy day with working outside on the bricks and cleaning one floor inside. The effect on my respiration is gone as my bpm is down to 57 this evening even after 30 minutes of exercise although I did not run the entire time just the first ten minutes. I did 154 minutes of exercise today with the cleaning of the bricks and the first floor.

Busy day yesterday

Yesterday was a really busy day. Today I plan to work on the other side of the laneway to clear the bricks. That has become a usual task these past few years which we did together until a couple of years ago. My cleaning days are Monday, Wednesday and Friday so today is the main floor. Usually I get quite a bit of my work done in the mornings and can then have some time on the computer in the afternoon. 

There is still a lot to plan but I need my daughters and I to think about where to bury Edward and I. That is prominent in my mind in some ways; in other ways I avoid it because I am not yet ready to bury Edward. I can realize that in this modern era we do have the ability to choose which wasn't there for our grandparents. Their deaths were harsh and quick and the grief was more difficult as you did not have the luxury of time to absorb the loss. 

Still trying to make time to do the H11 subclades for the newsletter and hopefully by the end of the week.

My husband was a man with many hobbies

Edward had so many hobbies. He was busy every minute of his waking day working at something that he enjoyed doing which included gardening. He was sad when he could no longer garden like he used to. I did try to do the gardening and continue doing that but I was never that good at it. Fortunately I am slow at pulling out weeds so managed to not destroy very many plants. The Black Walnut was, in a way, a godsend because it limited his gardening and switched him to hosta under that tree which manages itself mostly. Today I finished one side of the brickwork along the side of the laneway. The other side to do and I need to get two kinds of sand - play sand and hardening sand - to fill in the cracks between. Probably I need to have the lane way repaved one of these days. I am wondering about doing big squares of brick in perhaps a good colour to fit beside the bricks - might not work will have to see.

Working on his Ham Radio equipment these days as he wanted that to be donated back to the Ham Radio Club here so that someone who wanted equipment but couldn't afford it would have his equipment. I never could gather interest in Ham Radio (talking to people is an effort on my part at the best of times and actually going out of my way is not a likely event). However, I did learn morse code which I found quite fascinating when I was a teenager. It is such an organized tool for transmission. I liked semaphore as well. Anything that was organized and needed to be memorized was my kind of interest. At eight I could recite all of the names and dates of the Kings and Queens of England from Alfred the Great on. My grandfather felt that was a necessary tool for every child to know but then he still thought of Canada as the colony! But that was way back in the early 50s; a long long time ago now. 

The next item to work on is his Camera Equipment. He wanted me to call a Camera Club but I have no idea on that. He belonged to the Amateur Radio Club but not a camera club here in Ottawa. After consulting with my children we are going to donate what he hasn't already given to the Princeton Museum to the Salvation Army. They do such good work and if they can make any money off of his equipment more power to them. Edward owned several hundred cameras from quite ancient to modern. He bought his first digital camera for about $1500. He was keen to own one but thought the price was rather huge so I said you can afford it and you want it so why not have it. He bought it and we still have that one although now an antique in the digital world.

When he was a little boy there wasn't any spare money as his mother was widowed from the time that he was two years of age. They did not have a car until his older brother bought one when he was sixteen (he was eight years older than Ed). The only way they went anywhere was with a relative driving a car or by bus into Brantford to go to the dentist. The doctor was just around the corner from his house in Princeton. His mother used to take them on holiday to Port Dover but again by bus once a year for a week. His desire to travel anywhere that he could drive was perhaps driven by that early lack of going anywhere perhaps. We spent hours and hours driving hither and yon to see a particular plaque or building or arboretum or historic site or historic Church of his ancestors - this was a particular joy and we spent a lot of time in graveyards all over Eastern and Central Canada as well as the Maritimes and some in Quebec as well and that doesn't include all of the graveyards that we visited in the Eastern United States. . 

His mother had a postcard binder which he carried on with and there are now four postcard binders which we will give to his niece since his mother started it and she is the eldest grand daughter. 

Second day of vaccination

No soreness in the arm today. By evening last night I did have a headache and my arm was a bit sore but today no soreness. I notice my resting heart rate has increased from 58 to 62 bpm. Other than that I do not appear to have a reaction yet other than what one would expect from a vaccination. My resting heart rate is generally around 52 or 53 but has been elevated since March somewhat. Grief does show up in different ways it would appear. 

Today we are taking several boxes of VHS tapes and DVDs to Salvation Army along with three bags of household items that have been stacked up for about six months - mostly pillows. Can not think why we had so many pillows but they will help other people. The tapes and DVDs have also been boxed up for quite a while. It will be good to have Salvation Army open again. We also have a couple of boxes of books that were my fathers. Many have not seen the light of day for a while now. He liked Zane Grey as I recall one set. 

We found Edward's genealogical DVD set and will get those recorded for donation to the OGS Ottawa Branch as well. He did like to have lots of reference material close at hand and made good use of all of it. 

Backed up my computer yesterday as I had not done that for nearly a year. Time passes both quickly and slowly. Edward backed up his computer in early February as he did every beginning of the month. 

Today I shall also work on the bricks along the side of the laneway. Outside work never diminishes; if anything it multiplies very quickly if you do not keep a handle on it. 

Need to work on the subclades of H11 as well; I do want to complete that task by the end of the week. Then I shall think about a combined issue of the Pincombe Newsletter for March and June. I have not thought about the subject matter for those two issues other than continuing the transcription of the North Molton Parish Registers. Perhaps I should consider publishing Bishop Nympton next along with North Molton.

Not Just Tourists is a marvelous volunteer organization

I was introduced to the "Not Just Tourists" volunteer group by the palliative coordinator at CCAC. I had a very large cardboard box full of bandaging material that had been for Edward when he was home-nursed by CCAC. MOHLTC does not permit this material back into the system so it is donated around the world which is a wonderful idea as well. This donation went to Cuba. But they also do health care supplies and so I donated Edward's three walkers (we had one on each floor finally), his bath chair and a super pole for support when taking showers. He used them all and would be happy that I have donated them to some place where there is a need for them. His hospital bed was already donated and the Chair Lift is on the list for donation and waiting for a person who has need of such a device but can not afford to purchase one. Edward loved his Chair Lift and it made the difference between his carrying on with a normal routine and not doing so. He continued with his Chair Lift right up until he was hospitalized in March although we had to help him the last couple of months. 

Day 1 - COVID-19 Vaccination Number 2

One of the 20% now with 2nd COVID-19 shot and it is Day 1. Interestingly arm is not sore; thought it might be but the first shot was similar; a bit sore that first night after shot but fine in the morning. We should really see those 2nd shot numbers climb this week and hopefully the first shot numbers will reach 75% or higher of the Canadian population by the end of the week.

Will see if I have any side effects from this second dose. Today I shall work on the subclades of Haplogroup H11. 

H11 newsletter preparation continues

It will be a major task to rework the subclades so likely this newsletter will take me into the end of this week before publishing. 

Sunday - an entire week has passed

This week simply flew by. We had a couple of projects that we wanted to accomplish and did do that. We are in Stage 1 of reopening but we are being very cautious. Delta variant is all across Canada now apparently. I get my second COVID-19 shot today and then four weeks to full protection. Caution is advised by the PHAC. We will follow their guidelines.

Spent part of yesterday cleaning the bricks along the laneway. This is the usual time of the year for doing that. I have been doing it alone now for several years. Thinking about it the gardening has been my project now for the last ten years although Edward got stronger by 2014 and was back to some gardening but he tired and would sit on the swing or his chair and watch the birds at the feeder. It will take me a couple of days to clean all the bricks of grass and debris. I used to do it in one day but this year I am spreading it out. I am stronger than I was but I still tire. 

Today our Church Service is the National Indigenous Day of Prayer. St Albans, la Communaute de St-Bernard a l'Eglise St-Alban and St Luke are part of the combined worship service. I will worship at 10:30 am as usual. I did begin a little early and thankyou to everyone for bringing this service into my home via You-Tube.

We have outlined our next projects that Edward had wanted completed - he was active in the Ham Radio Club so we are gathering up all of that equipment to give to them (if they want it) or otherwise it will go to electronic recycling. The second project is his Camera Collection. Most of this has already been placed elsewhere but what is left we will donate to the Salvation Army as there are other collectors out there and still some interesting pieces are here although the best is gone for sure. 

Sometimes I think I should keep everything as it was but he didn't want that and so I should not follow that inclination. He wanted his grandsons to develop their own interests and there are still a lot of his hobbies that they could pick up if they want. He never gave any direction on some things. 

Another blessed Sunday and it is a beautiful day.

As I work away

Doing the newsletters has been a path forward for me. In the morning I tend to have a crying moment as I open the blind to let the sun in for the flowers around Edward's urn. We still want him to be with us in reality and it is going to take a longer time for us to let him go. He was the dynamic centre of our lives; he came up with the interesting ideas and events that we all took ourselves away from our working endeavours and joined in with him enthusiastically. Our ideas are more work oriented; it is just the way that we are. But he too was more work oriented but growing up in a small village he loved to explore and from that grew his great ideas!

Working on his last wish; to donate his books to the Ottawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society; kept us going for quite a while but our boxing up of books is complete. Still having the boxes with us makes the task feel incomplete since we were to donate them not box them up and keep them. COVID-19 as always complicates life. We did find his Historical/Genealogical DVD collection yesterday working through another storage area and I will list them today for OGS to decide on whether they can join the collection. Edward liked to have everything at his fingertips as he worked his way through his family tree adding in cousins all along the way. Having these original documents now on DVD helped to make his task easier. He would like that for everyone else as they pursue their family lines back through time. It is also such good advertisement for authors and DVD creators letting people know that such material exists and can be purchased.

Does one ever really get over the grief of losing a partner? We are watching Penquin Town on Netflix. Birds always have such a strong partner bond. We have had two pairs of cardinals at our bird feeder for a number of years now. They come back every year. One wonders can we know that it is the same mating pair? They have just become so familiar now that I do think it is the same two pair. Their bonds are incredible. The male swoops in to make sure the path is clear for his mate and then she comes in much more timidly. Then when the nesting time is on they come one by one with the female always more cautious as she moves down the fence line to the bird feeder. 

Yesterday a female blue jay was an amazing sight as she worked on the sunflower seeds. She would pick one up and then take it over to the fence and crack it open with her beak and then back for another single sunflower seed. The male was in the tree watching overhead while his mate ate. 

The bonding between people is the same I rather think. Until 2011 I never really went to many meetings with Edward but after that I always went. He had shown a sign of weakness with his need for the pacemaker that I felt needed watching and so I was always there when I could be just to make sure he did not over do it. I know he is safe with God now and so I am gradually returning to my research. I do want to publish all the transcriptions that I have done. It is a slow process as I did a lot long before I thought of publishing them. 

I still have a lot of wills to transcribe as well; probably around 1400. My days will still be full once I feel that I have satisfied all of Edward's requests in the immediate time. 

I have decided to stay where I am for three more years. I think that I will work on a three year plan as I move along. We were working on a five year plan - by 80 (in two years that would have been Edward) we planned on selling and moving. I am 75 almost 76 so about the same time frame for me in terms of moving. I feel the need to stay here for awhile as we decide where to bury Edward and myself in the future. He did have a thought but I am not sure that it is really us who should decide; I am leaving it up to our children to make that decision. 

Working on the H11 newsletter

 And the next newsletter is the H11 which is Volume 4 Issue 1 2021 which was due 1st February 2021. This one I do not publish in full to my blog as I do a breakdown on the subclades. It can only be seen on the H11 website. 

There are 366 members now but this continues to be a fraction of the number of H11 who have tested at FT DNA.

Blake Newsletter, Volume 10, Issue 1, 2021

  Blake Newsletter
Table of Contents
1.    COVID-19
2.    Blake Pedigree Chart – Blake Museum at Bridgwater, Somerset
3.    Blake Surname Study – Progress
4.    Blake autosomal DNA Study at FT DNA (Family Finder)
5.    Andover, Hampshire, England Parish Registers

1.    COVID-19
Over a year since the first lockdown here in Canada and we remain mostly in a state of lock-down although have just entered into Stage 1 of opening. Our borders remain closed and that included the provincial borders for a while although opening up soon. I will always blame COVID-19 for my husband’s death although he did actually die from a chronic illness. It was exacerbated by his inability to follow his normal patterns of life which included a lot of walking around stores both morning and afternoon. At home he just didn’t feel like walking just for the sake of walking around the house. He badly needed to do that to keep up his muscle strength. He did bike but only once a day and just a short time. Trying to persuade him to do that three or four times a day was impossible unfortunately. The hardest thing I have ever done is watch my beloved husband slowly fade. His mind stayed bright and active for most of the time but gradually it too eroded and sadly he passed away on the 10th of April. It has taken me these two months to accept his death and will take a longer time to really learn to live my life without my partner of 54.5+ years. He will always be in my thoughts, in my mind and whenever I do any work I will remember how much he loved doing his genealogy. At first I thought I could not come back but I am struggling to find my own path.


2.    Blake Pedigree Chart – Blake Museum at Bridgwater, Somerset and these charts are on their website (note the new location of this particular set of charts): https://www.bridgwatermuseum.org.uk/museum-collections/blake-family-tree.htm

I have published items from all ten charts on the website.  Part 2 has always interested me because it refers to the Hampshire Blake family. Interestingly this family has come under more scrutiny in the last thirty years with the marriage of HRH Charles, Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales. In the published genealogy (The Ancestry of Diana Princess of Wales for Twelve Generations, Richard K Evans, NEHGS, 2007) for Diana, Princess of Wales, the twelfth generation contains a rather interesting couple Thomas Blake and Eleanor (Hall) Blake. Thomas Blake is said to be of Easton Town near Andover Hampshire and Eleanor Hall of Bradford, Wiltshire. Chart 2 has an erroneous beginning as far as can be determined. This particular information was either used by or created by Horatio Gates Somerby depending upon the date of this chart’s creation. A chart produced by the College of Arms has a somewhat clearer picture of this family at Hampshire although it too appears to have a couple of entries that do not fit the wills.

The Visitation of Surrey 1662-8 has an interesting chart:

 

This particular visitation does list Thomas Blake married to Elinor Hall. Most of the visitations list Sir William Blake of Kensington as the son of John Blake. Another interesting Blake Chart was located in the Survey of London, Volume 17 (The Village of Highgate, St Pancras, Part I) and published by the London County Council, The County Hall, London, SE 1936, Page 148.

 

The Genealogical Tree for Diana, Princess of Wales does not have entries past Thomas Blake and Eleanor Hall as they were the twelfth generation. He does move forward to Thomas Blake of Essington (Essington does appear to be an error that crept in as this family lived at Easton Town) and his sons Thomas and Richard. Left out of this chart is his daughter Mary Blake who married William Newland and the surname Blake disappears from the Pedigree of Diana, Princess of Wales as the Newland line marries into the Manley line and then to the Gore line as the Blake DNA travels down through the female line. Colonel John Gore married Bellamira Munbee and their son Vice Admiral Sir John Gore married Georgina Montagu. Their daughter Anne Francis Gore married Richard William Penn Curzon, the 1st Earl Howe. Their daughter Lady Mary Anna Curzon-Howe married James Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Abercorn. Their son James Albert Edward Hamilton, 3rd Duke of Abercorn married Lady Rosaline Cecilia Caroline Bingham. Their daughter Lady Cynthia Elinor Beatrix Hamilton married Albert Edward John Spencer, 7th Earl Spencer. Their son Edward John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer married the Honourable Frances Ruth Burke Roche. Their daughter was Lady Diana Frances Spencer married to HRH Charles, Prince of Wales.
    
3.    Blake Surname Study – Progress

Still in the process of redoing the classification of the kits. Hopefully I will get back to this in the Fall.

4.    Blake Autosomal Study at FT DNA (Family Finder)

Useful on an individual basis but I can not report on matching as that would interfere in the privacy of the individual members. In some cases these are large matches and in other cases relatively small but that is the way with the inheritance of autosomal DNA. With each generation chunks of autosomal DNA can either be broken into smaller units or passed as a large chunk relatively intact. It is a purely random event. Due to privacy concerns it is not possible to produce a chart of the members who do have matches with other members of the group but each member is able to check that for themselves in their account. What would be helpful is adding a family tree to your account thus making it much more possible to find matching autosomal DNA cousins in your research.

5.    Andover, Hampshire, England, Parish Registers

Andover, Hampshire, England has often been said to be the “home of the Blakes” when I have been writing to people in Hampshire through the years. I would say that Calne, Wiltshire perhaps has a stronger hold on that particular title although there are a number of other areas in England where the Blake family has been for centuries. When I decided to transcribe the Parish Registers of Andover I was surprised to find that yes there are a number of Blake entries but there are far more Blake entries in Parish Registers in other parts of England as mentioned. In this issue, I will publish the baptisms for Blake in the Parish Registers. These records are taken from fiche which have scans of the original parish registers. The registers for baptisms begin in 1588 and have provided me with a lot of details on the Blake family in Andover in the late 1500s and into the 1600s/1700s. Eventually I hope to complete my project of transcribing these Parish Registers for St Marys Andover beyond the early to mid 1700s.

Baptismal Registers commenced in 1588 and I will start publishing these transcriptions for Andover.

Number    Surname    Forename    status    Fathers surname    Fathers forename    Mothers surname    Mothers forename    Year    Month    Day    Year    Month    Day    Details
3000    Cobb    William    son    Cobb    Edward            1641    October    10                
3001    Aldred    Kathren    daughter    Aldred    John            1641    October    11                
3002    Barnibie    John    son    Barnibie    Balden            1641    October    13                
3003    Moringe    Mary    daughter    Moringe    George            1641    October    24                
3004    Fromptoon    Peetter    son    Fromptoon    Thomas            1641    October    28                
3005    Bonney    Dorothy    daughter    Bonney    Thomas            1641    October    29                
3006    Stronge    Mary    daughter    Stronge    Richard            1641    October    31                
3007                    Thomas            1642    June    17                
3008                    Thomas            1642    June    17                
3009    Houldway        daughter    Houldway    Thomas            1642    June    20                
3010    Kent    Richard    son    Kent    John            1642    July    3                
3011    Gillman    Margreatt    daughter    Gillman    Thomas            1642    July    4                
3012    Plowman    Joane    daughter    Plowman    Edward            1642    July    10                
3013    Twitchin    Kathren    daughter    Twitchin    Mr. Andrew            1642    July    11                
3014    Mylles    Martha    daughter    Mylles    Richard            1642    July    18                
3015    Feges    John    son    Feges    Thomas            1642    July    31                
3016    Smith    John    son    Smith    Robert            1642    August    1                
3017    Harpare    Elizabeth    daughter    Harpare    John            1642    August    2                
3018    Symons    Hanna    daughter    Symons    Mr. John            1642    August    4                
3019    Cook    William    son    Cook    John            1642    August    5                
3020    Deane    John    son    Deane    John            1642    August    7                
3021    Curtus    Susana    daughter    Curtus    Thomas            1642    August    16                
3022    Moringe            Moringe    John            1642    August    17                
3023    Hatchat    Frances    son    Hatchat    John            1642    August    27                
3024    Pearse    Thomas    son    Pearse    Nicholas            1642    September    4                
3025    Blakman    Jane    daughter    Blakman    Jerome            1642    September                    
3026    Hopgood            Hopgood    Robert            1642    September    14                
3027    Batt    Robert    son    Batt    Richard            1642    September    18                
3028    Lovegrove    Elizabeth    daughter    Lovegrove    John            1642    October    1                
3029    Silvister    James    son    Silvister    Steven            1642    October    4                
3030    Aldred    John    base son    Aldred                1640    June    8                
3031    Game    Nicholas    son    Game    Thomas            1642    October    5                
3032    Waller    William    son    Waller    Abraham            1642    October    6                
3033    Smith    Mary    daughter    Smith    Rowling            1642    October    10                
3034    Jeames    John    son    James    John            1642    October    7                
3035    Sutton    Ann    daughter    Sutton    George            1642    October    14                
3036    Wilton    Ann    daughter    Wilton    William            1642    October    27                
3037    Addams    Darcas    daughter    Addams    Thomas            1642    November    10                
3038    Garrit    Robart    son    Garrit    Bartolemew            1642    November    11                
3039    Butler    Thomas    son    Butler    Henery            1642    November    21                
3040    Houldway    Henery    son    Houldway    William            1642    November    27                
3041    Drew    Ann    daughter    Drew    William            1642    November    27                
3042    Spring    Sarah    daughter    Spring    Richard            1642    November    28                
3043    Smith    Amy    daughter    Smith    Robart            1642    November    28                
3044    Cooke    Richard    son    Cooke    Richard            1642    December    9                
3045        John    son        Thomas            1642    December    9                
3046    Smith    elizabeth    daughter    Smith    John            1642    December    15                
3047    Waight    Joseph    son    Waight    George            1642    December    16                
3048    Waight    John    son    Waight    George            1642    December    16                
3049    Spratt    Jeane    daughter    Spratt    John            1642    December    18                
3050        Katharin    daughter        John            1642    December    20                
3051    Elcon    Richard    son    Elcon    William            1642    December    27                
3052    Goodall    Francis    son    Goodall    John            1642    December    28                
3053    Strong    Christian    daughter    Strong    Silvester            1642    January    6                
3054    Percey    Jeane    daughter    Percey    William            1642    January    6                
3055    Hinxman    Christian    daughter    Hinxman    Thomas            1642    January    8                
3056    C    Henery    base son    C    Anne            1642    January    8                
3057            daughter                    1642    January    8                
3058    Bedfield    Jeane    daughter    Bedfield    Joseph            1642    January    17                
3059    Munday    Dorathy    daughter    Munday    Robart            1642    January    17                
3060    Woods    Jonathan    son    Woods    William            1642    January    19                
3061    Noyes    Jeane    daughter    Noyes    Mr. Samuell            1642    January    24                
3062    Blacke    Hanna    daughter    Blacke    Edward            1642    January    26                
3063    Turner    Peeter    son    Turner    John            1642    January    27                
3064    Saiward    Robert    son    Saiward    Robert            1642    February    3                
3065    Mervin    William    son    Mervin    Thomas            1642    February    9                
3066    Palmer    Joane    daughter    Palmer    John            1642    February    13                
3067    Spradbery    Elizabeth    daughter    Spreadbery    Richard            1642    February    14                
3068    Pressey    Jonathan    son    Pressey    Jonathan            1642    February    15                
3069    Whale    Frances    daughter    Whale    John            1642    March    2                
3070    Cooper    Anne    daughter    Cooper    Allickzander            1642    March    2                
3071    Purde    Dorathy    daughter    Purde    George            1642    March    2                
3072    Wanny    Peeter    son    Wanny    Richard            1642    March    3                
3073    Hunton    Thomas    son    Hunton    Thomas            1642    March     6                
3074    Gill    John    son    Gill    John            1642    Mar    8                
3075    James    Dorathy    daughter    James    William            1642    March    13                
3076    Noyce    Edward    son    Noyce    Thomas            1642    March    15                
3077    Cooke    Alliczander    son    Cooke    Allickzander            1642    Mar    24                
3078    Binton    John    son    Binton    John            1643    April    3                
3079    Percy    Elizabeth    daughter    Percy    John            1643    April    4                
3080    Purde    Robart                        1643    April    11                
3081    Scullard    Mary    daughter    Scullard    William            1643    April    16                
3082    Lovegrove    Elizabeth    daughter    Lovegrove    Richard            1643    April    22                
3083    Cevill    Bridgatt    daughter    Cevill    Andrew            1643    April    24                of Lear Broed
3084    Hellier    Mary    daughter    Hellier    Nicklas            1643    April    25                
3085    Egg    Joane    daughter    Egg    Roger            1643    April    28                
3086    Butcher    Johanna    daughter    Butcher    Christian            1643    April    29                
3087    Sculey    Elizabeth    daughter    Sculey    Edward            1643    April    30                
3088    Noyes    Mary    daughter    Noyes    John            1643    May    10                Jun[i[er
3089    Woodman    Mary    daughter    Woodman    Samuell            1643    May    11                
3090    P....    Thomas    son    P.....    Thomas            1643    May    21                
3091    Bugley    Richard    son    Bugley    Thomas            1643    May    27                
3092    Wilde    Robert    son    Wilde    Robert            1643    May    30                
3093    Strong    Peeter    son    Strong    Richard            1643    June    11                
3094    Strong    Anne    daughter    Strong    Richard            1643    June    11                
3095    Godwin    Richard    son    Godwin    Richard            1643    June    13                
3096    Mountaine    Edward    son    Muntaine    Robert            1643    June    15                
3097    Tacney    John    son    Tacney    Anthony            1643    June    16                
3098    Purde    Dorathy    daughter    Purde    John            1643    June    17                
3099    Barnard alias Salmon    Abbigale                        1643    July    1                
3100    Templer    Elizabeth    daughter    Templer    Richard            1643    July     8                
3101    Berry    Mary    daughter    Berry    Thomas            1643    July    11                
3102    Blake    William    son    Blake    Richard            1643    Jul    24                
3103    Paige    Jone    daughter    Paige    John            1643    August    10                
3104    Pyper    Richard    son    Pyper    John            1643    August    14                
3105    Courtyne    Ralfe    son    Courtyne    Ralfe            1643    August    19                
3106    Pawsey    John    son    Pawsey    Thomas            1643    August    22                
3107    Popinioy    Amy    daughter    Popinioy    John            1643    August    24                
3108    Evance    Ann    daughter    Evance    John            1643    September    4                
3109    Napper    Mary    daughter    Napper    George            1643    September    5                Junior
3110    Hunton    Mary    daughter    Hunton    Johnnothan            1643    September    14                
3111    Prince    Jane    daughter    Prince    John            1643    September    15                
3112    Moringe    Sarah    daughter    Moringe    George            1643    September    21                
3113    Byles    Mary    daughter    Byles    William            1643    September    27                
3114    Blakman    Thomas    son    Blakman    Jerom            1643    October    1                Charlton
3115    Scullard    Zacarius    son    Scullard    Zacarius            1643    October    1                
3116    Wallingford    James    son    Wallingford alias Edmonds    James            1643    October    2                
3117    Knowles    Catheren    daughter    Knowles    John            1643    October    4                
3118    Kidgwell    Thomas    son    Kidgwell    Widow            1643    October    9                
3119    Pyper    Robert    son    Pyper    Robert            1643    October    10                
3120    Hunt    Anngell    daughter    Hunt    James            1643    November    5                
3121    Waight    Angell    daughter    Waight    Joseph            1643    November    6                
3122    Sweetaple    William    son    Sweetaple    William            1643    November    7                
3123    Clarke    Jeremia    son     Clarke    Mr. Robert            1643    November    9                
3124    Pricte    Ann    daughter    Pricte    Thomas            1643    November    15                
3125    Midhust    Richard    son    Midhust    Thomas            1643    November    26                
3126    Ratty    William    son    Ratty    Thomas            1643    November    28                Charlton
3127    Tredgould    Margery    daughter    Tredgould    Thomas            1643    November    29                
3128    Emmot    Ellin    daughter    Emmot    Barnot            1643    November    30                
3129    New    Robert    son    New    Andrew            1643    December    3                
3130    Wimbelton    Lionell    son    Wimbleton    Lionell            1643    December    4                
3131    Hunt    Ann    daughter    Hunt    James            1643    December    8                
3132    Noyce    John    son    Noyce    Thomas            1643    December    12                
3133    Leggat    William    son    Leggat    William            1643    December    15                
3134    Rickeson    Rebecka    daughter    Rickeson    Thomas            1643    December                    
3135    Spring    Elizabeth    daughter    Spring    William            1643    January    2                
3136    Moring    Thomas    son    Moring    Andrew            1643    January    4                
3137    Norris    Richard    son    Norris    Richard            1643    January    7                
3138    Goulding    Dorathy    daughter    Goulding    John            1643    January    14                
3139    Barnman    Nickolas    son    Barnman    Thomas            1643    January    14                
3140    Silence    Margeret    daughter    Silence    Jo.            1643    January    14                
3141    Beazer    Joseph    son    Beazer    Toby            1643    January    15                
3142    Ventom    Elizabeth    daughter    Ventom    Richard            1643    January    28                
3143    Filder    Richard    son    Filder    Richard            1643    January    30                
3144    Hincksman    Thomas    son    Hincksman    Thomas            1643    February    2                Senior
3145    Hincksman    William    son    Hincksman    Thomas            1643    February    4                Junior
3146    Newell    Elizabeth    daughter    Newell    William            1643    February    8                
3147    Grigory    Mary    daughter    Grigory    Michall    1643    February    15 borne at James Carliser and baptized [on the date]
3148    Bolton    Mary    daughter    Bolton    Mr.            1643    February    18                
3149    Jackewaies    Thomas    son    Jackewaies    Thomas            1643    February    18                
3150    Manfill    William    son    Manfill    Robert            1643    February    18                
3151    Miller    Robert    son    Miller    Jo.            1643    February    18                
3152    Badgin    Steeven    son    Badgin    Steven            1643    March    2                
3153    Goodall    Richard    son    Goodall    Richard            1643    March    3                
3154    Rose    Joane    daughter    Rose    Anthony            1643    March    3                
3155    Bevis    John    son    Bevis    Richard            1643    March    16                
3156    Brice    Sidericke    son    Brice    John            1643    March    24                
3157    Wilkenes    Mary    daughter    Wilkenes    Thomas            1644    March    25                
3158    Cob    Honnour    daughter    Cobb    Mr. Richard            1644    April    8                
3159                                                        
3160    Gayge    Danniell    son    Gayge    John            1644    April    14                
3161    Bath    Sarah    daughter    Bath    James            1644    April    14                
3162    Turner    Margeret    daughter    Turner    Jo.            1644    April    14                
3163    Emmot    Arthur    son    Emmot    Thomas            1644    April    14                
3164    Russell    Thomas    son    Russell    Thomas            1644    April    20                senior
3165    Emmons    Mary    daughter    Emmons    William            1644    April    20                
3166    Curtice    Elizabeth    daughter    Curtice    Thomas            1644    April    21                
3167    Gugin    Robert    son    Gugin    Richard            1644    April    22                
3168    Clarke    Jane    daughter    Clarke    James            1644    April    28                
3169    Merwin    Ann    daughter    Merwin    Thomas            1644    May    6                
3170    Moring    Ann    daughter    Moring    Anthony            1644    May    6                
3171    Fuller    Mathy    daughter    Fuller    John            1644    May    9                
3172    Gould    Rose    daughter    Gould    William            1644    May    13                
3173    Gilbard    Phillip    son    Gilbard    John            1644    May    20                
3174    Barwicke    John    son    Barwicke    Thomas            1644    May    20                
3175    Woller    Hanna    daughter    Woller    Abraham            1644    May    26                
3176    Hamshaeue    Grace    daughter    Hampshaeue    Lancelot            1644    May    2                
3177    Tredgoulde    Margeret    daughter    Tredgoulde    Jno            1644    June    2                
3178    Butler    Dorathy    daughter    Butler    Jno            1644    June    3                
3179    Frampton    Francis    son    Frampton    Thomas            1644    June    14                
3180    Baker    Chrystian    daughter    Baker    Thomas            1644    June    16                
3181    Hammon    Joane    daughter    Hammon    Thomas            1644    June    18                
3182    Blake    Rebecka    daughter    Blake    John            1644    June    22                
3183    Lively    Joane    daughter    Lively    William            1644    June    22                
3184    Bunny    Mary    daughter    Bunny    Richard            1644    June    24                
3185    Silence    Edward    son    Silence    Richard            1644    June    26                
3186    Banton    Mary    daughter    Banton    Edward            1644    July    5                
3187    Templer    Rubin    son    Templer    Richard            1644    July    12                
3188    Grantum    Mary    daughter    Grantum    Mary            1644    July    12                
3189    Smith    James    son    Smith    George            1644    July    15                
3190    Cooper    John    son    Cooper    John            1644    July    28                
3191    Munday    Joane    daughter    Munday    William            1644    August    3                
3192    Stoner    MaRY    daughter    Stoner    John            1644    August    11                
3193    Everard    Elizabeth    daughter    Everard    Martaine            1644    August    22                
3194    Blake    John    son    Blake    Mr. William            1644    August    22                Senior Estanton
3195    Bray    John    son    Bray    John            1644    August    25                
3196    Francis    John    son    Francis    Thomas            1644    September    1                
3197    James    William    son    James    John            1644    September    8                senior
3198    Waight    Martha    daughter    Waight    Abraham            1644    September    9                
3199    Leggat    Robert    son    Leggat    William            1644    September    12                
3200    Deane    Mary    daughter    Deane    John            1644    September    23                senior
3201    Drewly    Ann    daughter    Drewly    John            1644    September    29                
3202    Mansake    George    son    Mansake    George            1644    October    6                
3203    Marshall    Mary    daughter    Marshall    Thomas            1644    October    8                
3204    Goodall    Mary    daughter    Goodall    Richard            1644    October    13                senior
3205    Gillman    Martha    daughter    Gillman    Thomas            1644    October    14                
3206    Harper    Robert    son    Harper    John            1644    October    15                
3207    Waterman    Mary    daughter    Waterman    widow            1644    October    24                
3208    Banton    George    son    Banton    John            1644    October    25                
3209    Hincksman    Peeter    son    Hincksman    Peeter            1644    November    3                
3210    Barnebe    John    son    Barnebe    Barnat            1644    November    6                
3211    Batty    Dorathy    daughter    Batty    John            1644    November    14                
3212    Blake    Joseph    son    Blake    Mr. Richard            1644    November    14                
3213    Gould    Dorathy    daughter    Gould    Thomas            1644    November    18                
3214    Gould    Mary    daughter    Gould    Thomas            1644    November    18                
3215    Knowles    Peter    son    Knowles    John            1644    November    24                
3216    Woods    Thomas    son    Woods    William            1644    December    1                
3217    Sweetapple    Elizabeth    daughter    Sweetapple    William            1644    December    1                
3218        Mary    daughter        Richard            1644    December    8                
3219    Drayton    Sarah    daughter    Drayton    John            1644    December    9                
3220    Judd    Mary    daughter    Judd    Nicolas            1644    December    26                
3221    Spring    William    son    Spring    Richard            1644    December    27                
3222    Twichin    Martha    daughter    Twichin    Mr. Andrew            1644    December    29                
3223    Cleare    John    son    Cleare    John            1644    December    30                
3224    Goodall    Nicholas    son    Goodall    John            1644    January    6                
3225    Crosse    Mary    daughter    Crosse    Cornellious            1644    January    6                
3226    Batt    Mary    daughter    Batt    Richard            1644    January    6                
3227    Huler    Edward    son    Huler    John            1644    January    12                
3228    Russell    William    son    Russell    Thomas            1644    January    26                
3229    Painter    Robert    son    Painter    Robert            1644    February    2                
3230    Veare    Richard    son    Veare    Barnum            1644    February    2                
3231    Chub    Richard    son    Chub    Richard            1644    February    4                
3232    Long    Joane    daughter    Long    William            1644    February    4                
3233    Fleetwood    James    son    Fleetwood    James            1644    March    11                
3234    Hellyer    Ann    daughter    Hellyer    Nicolas            1644    March    11                
3235    Houldway    Dorathy    daughter    Houldway    Thomas            1644    March    14                
3236    Scullard    Peeter    son    Scullard    William            1644    March    16                
3237    Strong    Micaell    son    Strong    Silvester            1644    March    16                
3238    Cobb    Edward    son    Cobb    Edward            1644    March    19                of Wild Herne
3239    Cobb    Hanna    daughter    Cobb    Edward            1644    March    19                of Wild Herne
3240    Grunsell    William    son    Grunsell    William            1644    March    20                
3241    Hinchman    Joseph    son    Hinchman    Joseph            1644    March    21                
3242    Whetland    Nicolas    son    Whetland    John            1644    March    22                
3243    Smith    Mary    daughter    Smith    Rowland            1644    March    23                
3244    Tomes    Mary    daughter    Tomes    William            1645    March    25                
3245    Tredgoulde    William    son    Tredgoulde    William            1645    March    30                
3246    Noyce    Dorathy    daughter    Noyce    Thomas            1645    April    6                
3247    Tredgoulde    Ann    daughter    Tredgoulde    Thomas            1645    April    6                
3248    Badgin    Sara    daughter    Badgin    Steeven            1645    April    6                
3249    Gray    Francis    son    Gray    Francis            1645    April    8                
3250    Hunton    Dorathy    daughter    Hunton    Thomas            1645    April    8                
3251    Hobgood    Alice    daughter    Hobgood    Robert            1645    April    8                
3252    Meales    Margery    daughter    Meales    Thomas            1645    April    14                of Wild Herne
3253    Scullard    Izaack    son    Scullard    William            1645    April    16                
3254    Moring    Edward    son    Moring    Edward            1645    April    19                
3255    Parver    John    son    Parver alias Philpot    John            1645    April    23                
3256    Egg    John    son    Egg    Roger            1645    April    27                
3257    Goodall    Judath    daughter    Goodall    Richard            1645    May    15                
3258    Templer    Chrystian    daughter    Templer    Richard            1645    May    24                
3259    Garrat    Bridgatt    daughter    Garrat    Barthollomew            1645    May    24                
3260    Hollis    Dorathy    daughter    Hollis    Samuell            1645    May    24                
3261    Wesson    Mary    daughter    Wesson    William            1645    May    31                
3262    Wesson    Joseph    son    Wesson    William            1645    May    31                
3263    Mapper    Elizabeth    daughter    Mapper    George            1645    June    2                junior
3264    Bastall    Dorathy    daughter    Bastall    Mr. William            1645    June    4                
3265    Thorocborough    William    son    Thorocborough    Mr. John            1645    June    4                
3266    Kent    Abraham    son    Kent    John            1645    June    4                
3267    Kent    John    son    Kent    John            1645    June    4                
3268    Greene    Susan    daughter    Greene    Thomas            1645    June    24                
3269    James    Catherin    daughter    James    William            1645    June    26                
3270    Blake    Joana    daughter    Blake    Robert            1645    July    1                
3271    J    Richard    son    J    Richard            1645    July    11                
3272    Poppinioy    John    son    Poppinioy    John            1645    July    12                
3273    Spittle    Ellnor    daughter    Spittle    Nathanniell            1645    July    13                
3274    Lovegrove    Margaret    daughter    Lovegrove    Richard            1645    August    4                
3275    Cooper    William    son    Cooper    Allickzandre            1645    August    4                
3276    Hannichurch    Ann    daughter    Hannichurch    Mr. Barnaby            1645    August    10                
3277    Turner    Dorathy    daughter    Turner    John            1645    August    12                
3278    Templer    Margeret    daughter    Templer    Richard            1645    August    28                
3279    Scullard    John    son    Scullard    William            1645    September    1                
3280    Wilkence    Thomas    son    Wilkenes    Thomas            1645    September    2                
3281    Purdy    Dorathy    daughter    Purdy    William            1645    September    13                
3282    Cooke    Juda    daughter    Cooke    John            1645    September    14                
3283    Thurman    William    son    Thurman    Mr. Charles            1645    September    21                
3284    Manfeild    Dorathy    daughter    Manfeild    Robert            1645    September    21                
3285    Stoner    Ann    daughter    Stoner    John            1645    September    25                
3286    Houldway    Teemothy    son    Houldway    William            1645    October    6                
3287    Benson        daughter    Benson    Thomas            1645    October    13                
3288    Barnard    Mary    daughter    Barnard    Henery            1645    October    16                
3289    Hayward    William    son    Hayward    Martaine            1645    October    27                
3290    Marshall    John    son    Marshall    Thomas    1645    October    27    living into the _______ 27th day of October at 7 of the Clyke in night Anno Domini 1645
3291    Marshall    Huygho    son    Marshall    Thomas            1645    November    3                
3292    Kilbery    John    son    Kilbery    John            1645    November    3                a bastard
3293    Flood    Elizabeth    daughter    Flood    Robert            1645    November    4                
3294    Tredgoulde    Sara    daughter    Tredgoulde    Nicolas            1645    November    4                
3295    Noyce    Elner    daughter    Noyce    Mr. Samuell            1645    November    4                
3296    Smith    Margeret    daughter    Smith    John            1645    November    11                
3297    Luenton    Mary    daughter    Luenton    Thomas            1645    November    12                
3298    Noyes    Elizabeth    daughter    Noyes    Thomas            1645    November    17                
3299    Bray    George    son    Bray    John            1645    November    18                        
        
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Member #4600: Guild of one name studies – studying Blake and Pincombe
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