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The
Horners of Ripon The
will of a Thomas Horner of Ripon in 1572 mentions his two
brothers
Ralph and
John (under twenty-one).
His three sons, John, George,
and
Henry and his daughter
Barbara are all named
[120]
. His brother Ralph Horner fathered a
daughter at Pateley Bridge in 1556
[121]
. This may have been the same Ralph
who was one of the Wakemen of Ripon in the mid 1550s
and held land in Givendale from the chapter of Ripon
[122]
. It is possible that there may be a connection
with the Horners of Scar house as in 1606 a Ralph Horner,
of Skarhouse yeoman was in dispute with John Yorke over lands
in Netherdale. is may be the origins of the dispute in 1625 with Clifford Earl
of Cumberland.
[123]
.
Thomas’s son John probably died in 1610
[125]
. Thomas’s son George
Horner of Sawley had a son Robert who continued
this line in Ripon
[126]
. Robert Horner married and had a family of four
children including two sons Newark and Robert
[127]
. Robert ‘the elder of Ripon’ was buried in 1671
[128]
. His son Newark
married and had a family of five children including four sons, Ralph, Christopher,
Nicholas and Robert
[129]
. Robert ‘of Horsefayr the younger’ also married
and had a family of three including one son Ralph
[130]
. Robert’s son Ralph moved to Firby Hospital
in Masham Parish. It is interesting that these areas were parts
of the lands of Jervaulx Abbey
[131]
. Ralph had a large family, but only two daughters
and one son, Richard, survived to adulthood
[132]
George Horner of Sawley may have had
a son Stephen. This Stephen had a son Thomas
who survived childhood
[133]
. He may be the same Stephen Horner involved in
the disputes of Grewelthorpe and Dallowgill Moor in 1606
[134]
. A Stephen Horner was recorded
in the deeds relating to one messuage and lands in Galphay Woods
near Winksley in Ripon parish in 1652 leased from William
and Mary Mallory
[135]
. These may be the same lands that a William
Horner of Winksley is in dispute with a John Wright in 1651.
It is possible that Thomas of Ripon’s son Henry
moved to Hampsthwaite in the early seventeenth century.
Henry married Maud Shut in Hampsthwaite in 1615 and had two
children christened in Hampsthwaite
[136]
. Henry Horner was buried in 1633
[137]
. Henry’s son Richard married twice and
had four children in Ripon and
five children in Hampsthwaite
[138]
. Three of the children were christened in Fewston
Parish that may indicate links with the area
[139]
. Richard Horner was probably a landowner
and had connections with the Thornton in Lonsdale area of
Yorkshire. In 1666, there was a collection in Thornton in Lonsdale
Parish for a ‘Richard Horner about Knaresborough Forest the
sum of ten shillings for repairing loss by fires’
[140]
. Richard Horner’s eldest son John Horner
married Mary Hardesty in 1686 in Hampsthwaite
[141]
. They had a family of three girls and two boys,
of whom only one daughter and one son survived
[142]
. The son Thomas Horner was a labourer
[143]
. It is possible that Thomas Horner of
Ripon’s brother was the Ralph or Radulphus Horner of
Ripon who had an extensive family of nine children
[144]
. Probably as his second wife Ralph married Barabara
Dowgill, widow in 1601 in Ripon
[145]
. Ralph’s
son William Horner married and had a family of five, of whom
three sons survived Christopher, George
and Simon
[146]
.
Ralph’s
son Christopher Horner probably moved to Winksley where he
had a family of six children, including four boys, in Winksley,
in the later sixteenth century
[147]
. His son Stephen is described as of Galphay woods
when he was buried
[148]
. All these children seem to have survived
to adulthood
[149]
. Christopher’s son Edmund probably moved
to York. In Holy Trinity Church Parish York, there is an
Edward Horner, who has a daughter Emmott christened
in 1629/30
[150]
. Edward Horner had nine children, including three
surviving sons, Roger, William and Christopher, christened
in the parish of St Michael le Belfry, York, in the early
seventeenth century
[151]
. Edward Horner was admitted to the freedom
of the City of York in 1605 and is described as a marcator
or merchant. It is highly probable that he is related to
Ralph Horner, merchant of York. Christopher’s son William Horner of
Winksley and
Grantley married Ann Allanson in Ripon
and had a son George
and two daughters
[152]
. George Horner of
Winksley was described ‘of Middlesmoor’
and he married Mary Faldshaw of Kettlewell in Kettlewell in 1664
[153]
. (See Later
Conistone Horners.) George and Mary had seven children,
William, Edward, Sampson, George, Sylvester Elizabeth
and Anne
[154]
. George’s son Sylvester
married and moved to Kirkby Malzeard on his first marriage, his
son Francis from his third marriage survived to adulthood
[155]
. George’s son Sampson had only one son
Stephen who married and had three sons, all of whom died in infancy
[156]
. George’s son Edward son married and
had one son Peter Horner born
in 1708
[157]
. Peter married and had a family of three
children including two sons Stephen and Richard
[158]
. Richard moved to Littlethorpe and had a
family of five children
[159]
. Stephen Horner married and had at least
one daughter Margaret. She later appeared in the 1780s and 1790s
in Addingham, her father Stephen Horner being described as
a farmer of Aldborough
[160]
George’s
eldest son William married Alice Burdett
and had a family of four children, but only one son John survived
[161]
. William Horner was a whitesmith
and Mayor of Ripon in `1717
[162]
. He married Alice Burdett in 1702
[163]
. William Horner, whitesmith bought number
15 Market place in 1721 from John Ullithorne
[164]
. In 1723, he was alderman of Ripon and received
a request for land in Winksley from William Grange of Bishopton,
Winksley
[165]
. On his death in 1737, William left the property
to his widow Elizabeth and his son Peter
[166]
.
Peter was an ironmonger and became Mayor of Ripon in 1774
[167]
. Peter married and had a family of six children
of whom only three, including an only son James
[168]
. In 1770, Peter Horner also bought the remainder
of the property. He died in 1783 and he left the property to his
wife Mary Horner. In 1794 Mary Horner, widow bought number
14 Market Place from a Richard Ullithorne
[169]
. The tenement adjoined her existing property.
The property was occupied at the time by a William Horner
who may have been related to Mary
[170]
. He was a spirit merchant. Mary held the
property in 1800, but in 1823 on the death of a Mary Turner the
property was sold to a Richard Greaves, chemist
[171]
.
Richard
Horner of Ellington was a younger son of Ralph Horner of Ripon.
A Richard Horner of Ellington in Masham Parish leased
Heathen Carr and was buried at the church in Masham. His will
was dated 1633
[172]
. Richard Horner married Ellin Landail
in Masham, and this may be the result of a family connection between
the Horners of Netherdale and Ellington. In 1587 a Lucy Landell,
daughter of Thomas Langdell of Ellington married a Richard Horner
of Netherdale
[173]
. There was a land settlement as part of
the marriage and Richard appears to have added to this land by the
time his father-in-law Thomas Langdell made his will in 1598
[174]
. Richard Horner of Netherdale appears
to have moved to Aldfield, in Ripon Parish, where he had at least
one son Sampson Horner christened in Ripon parish in 1584/5
[175]
. Richard’s son Sampson may have
been the same Sampson who lived at Sutton Wood or Grange
producing three sons, Francis, Lancelot and Christopher in
the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, but the family
did not appear to remain in Aldfeld or Sutton Wood
[176]
.
Richard
Horner of Ellington’s son George was born in Masham in 1622 and appears to have survived,
but he did not stay in Masham Parish to marry or raise his children
[177]
. Richard Horner died when his son was only eleven
years old, and George and his mother appear to have moved to
York. Eleanor Horner, mother of Mr George Horner was
buried in St Crux Parish York in 1666/7
[178]
. George Horner was a mercer and was alderman
in York in 1649
[179]
. He may have traded in linen and been a trader.
He was made a freeman of the city in 1644 and was probably born
in the 1620s. Mr George Horner married Elizabeth and had
a family of fifteen children
[180]
. Of five sons, only two survived to adulthood,
John and Samuel Horner
[181]
. Of the ten daughters only, six survived
[182]
. George Horner may have married twice. His first
wife Elizabeth was buried in 1668
[183]
. George Horner was buried in 1696 in York, ‘an
ancient and honest man’
[184]
.
[120]
This Barabaree married
George Collier on 2 February 1597 in Clapham. Parish
Registers. 1570 Barbara dau of Thomas Horner in will of Elizabeth
Thornton wife of John Thornton late of Ripon with Robert Lucas
and Thorntons. 1572 Thomas Horner of Ripon will 19/264 mentions
brother Raiff Horner, John Horner under age, Fanny? Horner,
Christopher Watson, Edmund Loxley, Raiff Clarke?, son John
Horner, son George Horner, son Henry Horner, dau Barbara.
See prattens. [121] IGI. [122] See Ripon and Nidderdale Horners. [123] Records of the Court of Star Chamber and of other courts. Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, James I Clifford, earl of Cumberland v. Yorke, Tenant, Fenton and Horner: York. 04/03/1603-27/03/1625 [125] John was buried 22 Febraury 1610. Ripon Parish Registers. [126] Robert Horner was chrsitned on 21 february 1574. Ripon Parish Registers. [127] Robert Horner married Ann Heptonstall on 11 February 1617. Ann was buried on 27 February 1679. Their children Newark wasc hristened on 7 January 1617 (illegitimate), Frances christened 13 January 1618 and buried on 21 February 1618, Edith christened 8 November 1621 and buried 21 December 1659, and Robert christened 15 March 1625. Ripon Parish Registers. [128] Robert was buried on 28 March 1671. Ripon Parish Registers. [129] Newark was buried on 28 January 1676 and his wife Elizabeth was buried 15 October 1671. Their children Ralph was christened on 11 November 1634, Christopher was christened on 3 July 1641, Nicholas was christened on 31 January 1643, Elizabeth was christened on 17 September 1644 and buried on 29 May 1672, Robert christened 18 January 1647. Ripon Parish registers. [130] Robert Horner married Ellen Skaike on 23 November 1652. Ellen was buried on 21 July< 1658. Anne was christened 3 September 1653, Dorothy was christened 21 June 1654, Ralph was christened 20 September 1655. Ripon Parish registers. [131] Jervaulx Abbey had estates at Ellington cum Ellingstring since the reign of Edward III. They were also lords of the manor of Horton in Ribblesdale and had lands in Braithewaite and Malham. In 1224 they gave Fountains Abbey some of their lands in Horton in Ribblesdale. See Jervaulx Abbey by William Harrison 1951 E.L. Christie.
[132]
For Ralph Horner of Masham only one son and two
daughters survived to adulthood. Richard christened 19 February
1687 and Frances christened 4 January 1684/5 and Mary christened
8 March 1691. Mary later married Edward Stevenson on 12 April
1716 in Masham. His son Ralph was christened on 17 January
1696/7 and buried on 27 March 1697. His daughter Elizabeth
was christened on 18 July 1686 and buried on 14 March 1690/1.
Ralph Horner married Katherine Holmes on 31 March 1684 in
Masham. His wife was buried in Swinton on 21 April 1711.Ralph
Horner was buried on 10 February 1695/6 and is described as
of Firby Hospital. . Masham Parish registers. [133] Thomas Horner, son of Stephen Horner of Winksley was christened on 5 November 1612. Ripon Parish registers. [134] In the Galphay Deeds 1585-1652 in VR 8011 at Wakefield Archives. The deeds relate to lands leased between Stephen Horner and Sir William Mallory and Mary Mallory. [135] The Mallory’s had gained the Manor of Conyers through the marriage of Joan Conyers daughter of Robert Conyers and Christopher Mallory in 1347. Their son William Mallory succeeded to the estates in 1398 and his son Christopher succeeded him. In 1438 William Mallory, son of Christopher, married Denise the sister and heir of William Tempest and the Mallorys became the Lords of Studley Royal. In 1475 their grandson, William Mallory, heir to John Mallory and Elizabeth Curwin inherited the estates. He married Joan Constable. On his death in 1499 his son John Mallory inherited the estates. He married Margaret Thwaites. Their son William inherited in 1527, and he married Jane Norton daughter of John Norton and Margaret Ward. On William’s death in 1547 his son Christopher inherited. He died in 1555 and his brother William Mallory (1530-1603) inherited. This William married Ursula Gales, daughter of George and Mary Gale. In 1578, John Mallory the posthumous son of Christopher Mallory inherited a third of Studley and Nunwick. Williams’s son John was born in 1554 and he inherited the lands. He married Ann Eure daughter of William Eure and Margaret Dymoke. John’s son William (1578-1645-6) inherited the estates. Williams’s son Sir John Mallory was a Royalist supporter. He married Mary Moseley in 1635. After the Civil wars he was fined £2, 2119. On his death in 1655 his son William inherited. On Williams’s death in 1665 his sister Mary Mallory inherited the estates. She had married George Aislabie of York and the estates passed into the Aislaby family. See Victoria County History, The History of North Yorkshire, Vol.1 p. 404-5. [136] Henry Horner married Maud Shit on 5 November 1615. Their daughter Jane was christened on 22 June 1617. Their son Richard was christened on 18 February 1618/19. Hampsthwaite Parish registers. [137] He was buried on 23 July 1633 in Hampsthwaite. Hampsthwaite Parish Registers. [138] Richard Horner of Brekon Hall was buried on 11 August 1657 in Ripon. His first wife Elizabeth was buried on 16 March 1647. Their son Matthew was christened on 4 March 1647 and Elizabeth probably died from complications in childbirth. Richard Horner had another son Richard christened on 2 October 1649. Ripon Parish registers. Richard Horner married Ann Carlil on 24 June 1650 Pateley Bridge. IGI. They had two children christened in Ripon, Ann christened10 November 1650 and Susannah christened 23 March 1654. They had five children christened in Hampsthwaite and Fewston. Their children Richard Horner was christened on 19 March 1665/6 in Hampsthwaite. Hampsthwaite Parish registers. William was christened on 31 March 1666 in Fewston. Ann was christened on 4 January 1656/7 Fewston; John Horner was christened on 20 November 1659 in Fewston. Fewston Parish Registers.. [139] Another Thomas Horner has a son John Horner christened in Fewston Parish on 20 December 1691. Fewston parish registers. [140] The collection was on 9 December 1666. Thornton in Lonsdale Parish registers. [141] Mary Hardesty and John Horner were married on 28 August 1686. Hampsthwaite Parish registers. [142] Isabel Horner was buried on 17 November 1690. Sarah Horner was christened on 24 February 1694/5 and was buried on 31 May 1711. A son Francis was christened on 24 March 1686/7 and died on 10 July 1687. Judith Horner was buried on 3 June 1688. Hampsthwaite Parish registers. [143] Thomas Horner was christened on 29 June 1698. He died at Pannall and was buried on 17 August 1744. Hampsthwaite Parish Registers.
[144]
Robert was christened 16 August 1589. Robert later
married Ann Hutchinson of Ripon on 24 June 1630 and was described
as of Kirkby Malzeard. [145] 1601 Horner Ralph Dowgill Barbara. of Ripon, Wid. Ripon. Pavers Marriage License. [146] William Horner married Dorothy Atkinson 16 November 1605. William was buried on 23 March 1620. his children George Horner was christened 7 July 1610, Christopher was christened 13 October 1612, Maria was christened on 6 October 1615 and buried 22 April 1617. The twins Simon and Mark were christened on 23 April 1618. Mark was buried on 2 may 1618.. Ripon Parish Registers. [147] Christopher Horner married Elizabeth Duffield on 29 October 1595. Ripon Parish registers. [148] Stephen Horner married Margaret Pennington on 2 June 1632 and is described as of Winksley. Stephen was buried on 23 August 1647 or 13 July 1646. he had two daughters Jane, christened 23 march 1633, and Jane, christened 30 January 1642. Ripon Parish registers. [149] Mary Horner was christened on 29 May 1600, Ann on the 13 March 1597/8, Ann later married William Smythe on 1 December 1625. Edmund on 12 October 1595 and buried on 22 December 1650, Stephen on 27 December 1602, William on 11 April 1605. Ripon Parish registers. [150] Emmott was christened on 10 March 1629/30. Holy Trinity York, Parish registers. [151] Edward Horner married Ales who was buried on 17 December 1619. Their children were all christened in St Michael le Belfry parish. Roger was christened on 19 March 1608. Thomas was buried on 14 April 1610. Elizabeth was christened on 27 July 1611. William was christened on 10 October 1613. Christopher was christened on 4 April 1617. George was christened on 9 January 1621 and buried on 10 January 1621/2. Alice was christened on 18 March 1622. Edward was christened on 4 July 1625 and buried on 7 July 1625. Anna was christened on 31 July 1626. [152] William married Ann Allanson on 13 May 1633 and he was buried on 24 October 1673. Their daughter Hester was christened on 7 April 1634, Mary was christened on 17 December 1635. His son George was christened on 27 April 1637. Ripon Parish Registers. William Horner of Winksley‘s , buried Ripon, cordener, will was proved 12 April 1673/4. Wills in the York Registry. [153] He was a yeoman aged 24 and Mary was 23. Paver’s Marriage Licenses. George was therefore born in 1642. He was buried on 3 December 1717. Ripon Parish Registers. [154] William was christened on 11 February 1665, Sampson on 23 December 1667, Edward on 26 October 1673, George on 9 January 1675, Sylvester on 24 February 1677, Anne on 10Decembr 1664, Ripon, Elizabeth was buried on 25 march 1665. IGIParish Registers. [155] Sylvester married Mary Turney on 4 may 1709. His daughter Jane was buried in Ripon on 5 July 1729. Ripon parish registers. His daughter Elizabeth was buried on 2 December 1723 and Sylvester was buried on 21 august 1717. Kirkby Malzeard Parish Registers. Sylvester himself was described as being of Bishop Monton and galphay Woods and he his wife was buried on 28 November 1723 in Kirkby Malzeard. Kirkby Malzeard Parish Registers. Sylvester married again to Jane Woodhouse on 3 August 1730, buried 3 March 1731, and they had two children, Joanna christened 25 May 1735 and Francis chrsitned 20 August 1738. Sylvester married Elizabeth Theakston on 21 January 1734. Sylvester was buried on 10 August 1762 ‘of Bishop Monkton’. Ripon parish registers.
[156]
[157] Peter Horner was christened on 17 December 1708 in Kirkby Malzeard.Kirkby Malzeard parish registers. [158] Stephen was christened 1735. Ripon IGI. Sarah Horner was christened 13 August 1738, Ann was christened 6 May 1744 and later married Thomas Kitchinman 22 December 1760, witness Dorothy Horner, Richard Horner was christened 1 February 1741. Ripon Parish registers. [159] Richard married Ann Ingleby on 28 November 1768. Ann was christened 12 April 1779, William was christened 19 September 1769 and buried 8 September 1773, John was christened 3 August 1774 and buried 13 February 1782, Jane and Margaret were twins and christened on 29 June 1783. Ripon Parish registers. [160] Stephen Horner son of Peter was christened on 17 August 1730 in Ripon. He married Ann Hall daughter of Richard Hall of Leeds clothier in 1756. Margaret Horner, daughter of Stephen was christened on 3 August 1764 in Topcliffe. She married William Watkinson and moved to Addingham in the late eighteenth century. See IGI and Addingham Parish Registers. [161] William married Alice Burdett on 17 December 1702 and Alice was buried on 22 March 1708. William was buried on 16 September 1723. His children were all christened in Ripon. John was christened on 6 January 1704. William was buried on 10 September 1706. Sarah was< christened 20 April 1707. Christiana was christened 11 January 1716 and buried 28 October 1715. Ripon parish registers. [162] This William Horner was buried on 29 April 1737 aged seventy and his wife Alice buried on 20 March 1707 aged forty-nine. See Ripon Monumental Inscriptions.He remarried as his wife at the time of his death was named Elizabeth. See Ripon Marketplace p.60-61. [163] William Horner married Alice Burdett on 17 December 1702 in Ripon. Ripon Parish registers. Paver's Marriage Licenses show that William Horner, yeoman, 27 and Alice Burdett, spinster, 26 were married at Easingwold, or at Pateley Bridge in 1697. [164] John had bought the burgage in 1717. See Ripon Marketplace p. 60-61. [165] 1723 William Grange yeoman of Bishopton Winksley and Jane his wife versus William Horner cutler and Alderman of Ripon for land in Winksley in tenure of Ann Grange mother in law of William Grange late in tenure of his late father William Grange in Deed at Wakefield..se Prattens. [166] He may also have owned number 16 Marketpklcae as a William Horner owned it before 1718. See Ripon Marketplace p. 66. Mr. William horner, Alderman of Ripon was buried on 1 May 1737. Ripon Parish Registers. [167] Described as ‘of kirkby Malzeard in Ripon milleneary records. Fountains Abbey memorials pp.318-9. He was a freeman in 1759, and alderman in 1773. See Ripon Millennium p. 106. [168] Peter Horner of Ripon married Mary Watson on 27 february 1759. He is described as an iron monger of Ripon. Kirkby Malzeard parish registers. Peter was christned on 30 April 1769 and buried on 9 July 1769, Elizabeth was christned on 13 May 1760, Alice was christned 19 June 1762 and buried on 29 March 1763, James was christned 20 February 1764, Mary was christned 26 April 176, Ann was chrsitned 1 January 1774 and buried 4 February 1774. Ripon Parish registers. [169] Thi Richard Ullithorne was the son of Richard son of John ullithorne who was a tallowchandler 1669-1757. See Ripon Marketplace p. 60-61. [170] The propertry had ptrevioulsy been tenanted by a Thomas Wilks, grocer. See Ripon Marketplace p. 60-61. [171] 1800 Humphreys survey. Mary Horner widow holds the whole burgage plot, numbers 14 and 15. Mary Turner may be a relative of Mary Horner. See p. 60-61 Ripon Marketplace. [172] This Richard Horner may have been christened the son of Ralph Horner of Ripon on 10 December 1589 in Ripon, Ripon Parish Registers. See Surtees Society …Memorials of Fountains Abbey. Pp. 318-9. Richard Horner, of Low Ellington, yeoman’s will was proved in 1633 at York. A Jennet Horner of Low Ellington, widow’s will was also proved in 1633. She may have been the wife or mother of Richard. The Northern Genealogist. [173] West Yorkshire Archive Service, Yorkshire Archaeological Society,Clarke Thornhill of Fixby Collection, Wills, Settlements, etc - ref. DD12/II/23-25, FILE - Draft of articles of agreement - ref. DD12/II/23/23 - date: 29 June 1587, Between Thomas Langdel of Ellington and Richard Horner of Netherdaill before the marriage of the latter with Lucy, daughter of the former. [174] West Yorkshire Archive Service, Yorkshire Archaeological Society,Clarke Thornhill of Fixby Collection, Wills, Settlements, etc - FILE - Will of Richard Thornhill of Fixby - ref. D12/II/23/24 - date: 27 February 1594-1598,item: Bond - ref. DD12/II/23/24/(1) - date: 27 August 1598, Of Richard Horner in £40 for the return of a lease (by Sir Thomas Danbye to Thomas Langdell of Ellington and Katharine, his wife). [175] This Richard Horner of Aldfield had a son Sampson christened on 4 January 1584/5. Ripon Parish registers. [176] Sampson had three sons and two daughters, Francis was christened 8 December 1603 and buried 16 August 1643. Lancelot christened 30 March 1599, Christopher christened 19 February 1600/01, Christopher christened 27 December 1602, Phillippa christened 15 November 1609 and Elizabeth christened 1 February 1607. She later married Andrew Dobby 5 June 1624. Sampson married a Dorothy who was buried on 22 June 1623. Ripon Parish Registers.
[177]
Richard Horner married Ellin Langdaile in Masham
on 9 July 1622. Richard Horner was buried on 5 April 1634.
His son George was christened on 29 May 1622; an infant was
buried on 2 August 1605. Masham Parish registers. [178] Eleanor Horner was buried in St Crux Parish Church in York on 7 March 1666/7. St Crux Parish registers. [179] See Surtees society Rolls of Freemen. [180] I have looked for the marriage of George and Elizabeth Horner in the 1640s in vain; there is no IGI entry for York. [181] John Horner was christened on 26 August 1658. The surviving Samuel Horner was christened on 19 June 1656. George was christened on 21 June 1652 and was buried on 6 April 1655. Joseph was christened on 10 June 1656 and was buried on 5 September 1660. Elias was christened on 17 May 1651 and buried on 9 July 1651. Samuel buried on 19 April 1652. St Crux Parish registers. [182] Of the surviving daughters Susanna was christened on 3 December 1661 and later married John Coates on 15 May 1687. Elizabeth Horner was christened on 9 January 1648/9 and later married Francis Moure on 18 February 1671. Ann Horner was christened on 17 July 1657 and later married John Patrick on 1 May 1687. Eleanor was christened on 17 September 1647 and later married Mr. Phillip Oliver on 15 February 1682/3. Of those that died in infancy Jane was buried on 24 June 1676, Tabathay was christened on 29 February 1659/60 and buried on 17 December 1697. Sarah was christened on 19 August 1663 and buried on 25 March 1664. Mary was christened on 5 June 1646 and buried on 7 June 1666. Dorothy was christened on 31 October 1654 and buried on 12 January 1677/8. Anna was christened on 7 September 1653 and buried on 21 September 1653. St Crux Parish Registers. [183] Elizabeth Horner, wife of George died and was buried on 23 September 1668. St Crux Parish registers.
[184]
He was buried on 15 January 1695/6 in St Crux. See St Crux parish
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