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Abbott	1662 Samuel Abbot MD is dead. John Cawston his "cognatus" admitted under his will dated 8 Feb. 1660. Manor of Brockley Hall etc. Add MS 19122 (Davy).
Abbott	2 Oct. 1729 Admon c ta of George Abbott of Cockfield to Esther Spereely his only daughter, Edmund Howard & George Causton his executors have renounced. Bury AB VIII 182 (& see Clagett II 517).
Adenay	Freda Mary Adenay born Mar. 17, died Aug. 16 1893. Tomb at Jerusalem.
Adeney	Children of William and Mary Adenay of Sackville Street at St. James Hampstead Road. John died 31 Aug. 18?6 aged 16m; Elizabeth died 8 July 1828 aged 10m; John Swaine died 18 Feb. 1836 aged 6y 5m.
Adeney	Eliza Pettet, 25 years nurse in family of Rev. John Adeney rector, died 18 Mar 1860 aged 49 and previously valued servant of his mother in law Lady Carr. MI at Flowton, Suffolk.
Adeney	Elizabeth daughter of William and Jane Adeney of this parish died 9 Dec. 1802 aged 22. Mrs Jane Adeney died 29 Dec. 1804 aged 48. Mr William Adeney died 31 Jan. 1811 aged 64. St. Margaret Westminster, churchyard.
Allen	Will of John Allen of Dovercote (Wootton 378) mentions Clemence Causon (?my dau.) wife of Philip Cawson of Gt. Clacton and John Causon their son. Add MS 33871 (Muskett).
Ambrose	Ann Ambrose of Coptford widow. James, William, George, John and Esther Sparkes, children of my son in law Mr James Sparkes. 7 grandchildren William, Richard, Mary Ann, Susan, John, Ann and Charlotte King, children of my son in law Mr Richard King (some or all of these under 21). My daughter Judith wife of William Brand and her children. My three grand children John, Charlotte and Ann, children of my late son. My daughter in law Charlotte Ambrose. My son John Ambrose. Dated 26 Aug. 1803. Proved 12 May. 1813 by John Ambrose the elder and John (son of William Ambrose) the grandchild. court?
Ambrose	Will of John Ambrose of Dedham, 1837, is Comm. London (Essex and Herts) Brown 386.
Ambrose	William Davis Ambrose of Coptford. Sick in body. Loving wife Charlotte. John, Charlotte and Ann my 3 children. Money under my late uncle Davis's will. Brother John Ambrose of Coptford and my wife executors. Dated 29 May 1792. Proved 15 Jan. 1793. Court?
Appleton	Will of John Appleton 1646 is at V 28-29.
Armstrong	Will of John Armstrong of Bradfield Combust yeoman (Bury Dalton II 50 dated 9 Mar 1758 proved 19 Apr. 1758) mentions freeholds in Bradfield St. Clare in occ. George Cawston.
Ashfield	Davy's pedigree of Stowlandtoft family is in Add MS 19115.
Ashfield	Will of Robert Asshefeld of Stwelangtofte Suff. Esq. Is PCC 12 Coode, dated 3 Sept. 1549. It is a long will. Included is a legacy of £40 to his sister Elizabeth Asshefeld.
Baker	Will of Robert Maltyward of Bury St. Edmunds yeoman 23 Dec. 1619 mentions Jane Baker now wife of William Causon and that she had children by her first marriage [ped. of Maltyword IX 472] Add MS 33871 (Muskett).
Baldwin	Edward Baldwin of Middx. gent 36, household servant to Sir William Cornwallis Kt with whom he hath dwelt about 14 years, his father and another living at Palgrave, Suffolk and Margery Draper of Hampstead Middx., relict of John Draper, Steward of Gray's Inn, who decd. about All Holland Tide last was 12 mos., her age 48, consent of William Baldwin, father of sd. Edward, attested by Anthony Parker, servt. to Edward Witherpole Esq. of Ipswich Suffolk at Hamstead, Middx. 8 Feb. 1597/8 AND Abraham Casson decd. abroad um. Will 112 Byrde proved 1 Dec. 1624 by Edward Baldwyn (of Tivetshall St. Mary Norfolk, gent, husband of mother Margery) BUT will 1601 Margery widow of John Draper citizen and draper of London, Wymly, parish of Harrow on Hill Middx, Islington Middx, Herts, St. Dunstans in Fleet St., St. Brides London 1 Woodhall (abstract is at III 9-10).
Banckes	At Hanningfields Manor court 23 Oct. 1657: William Cawston of Lawshall (d.1660) had surrendered out of court 14 April 1657, to his will, by hands of John Steward and Phillip Banckes.
Barrel	2 Feb. 1745/6 James son of James and Elizabeth Barrel bapt. 26 Aug. 1750 Elizabeth dau. of James and Elizabeth Barrel bapt. Hunston, Suffolk.
Barret	27 Feb. 1605/6 Edmond Barret and Ruth Costone St. Matthew Friday Street.
Bayles	1655 Chris Bails and Martha Daniel, Colchester Runwald 1657 Thomas Bayles and Susan Woody, Halstead - from Boyd's Essex Index.
Bayles	Thomas Bayles born 7th month 1621 - from entry in Colchester Quakers book at Somerset House.
Baylie	Henry Baylie buried 27 Sept. 1658 Hartest.
Bayly	At Lawshall Manor court between 10 April 1621 and 24 April 1639 Anne Cawston daughter of Robert Cawston of Hawstead became wife of Henry Bayly.
Beaumont	1713 Jonathon Beaumont & Elizabeth Farver at Brent Eleigh from Boyd's Suffolk Index.
Beaumont	Extracts from Monk's Eleigh registers are at I 14-17.
Beaumont	Jonathon Beaumont of Lavenham buried 29 Nov. 1751 Muskett Man. Fam. II 331.
Beaumont	Small extract from Muskett Suffolk Man. Fa. is at IV 53.
Bell	"My uncles dau of St. Edmundsbury whose husband is John Cason" will of Thomas Bell of London mere (1672) PCC 57 Eure.
Betson	7 July 1749 John son of John and Mary Betson bapt. 13 Oct. 1757 Sarah dau of John and Mary Betson bapt. 25 Dec. 1759 Alice dau of John and Mary Betson bapt. Acton, Suffolk.
Biggsby	Will of John Biggsby of Maldon is at V 92.
Bixby	Ann Bixby wife of Jeremiah B of Felsham died 10 Nov. 1764 aged 32 MT at Cockfield Suffolk.
Blofield	John Blofield of Alby Norfolk (will 1605, Norwich Archd.) M. Frances dau of Jeromy Cawston of South Repps (will dated 1615 Norwich Archd.) had issue, amongst others, Peter Blofield. Harl. Soc. Campling's East Anglian Pedigrees.
Bogas	Pedigree is at I66
Boggis	Edm. Boggis of Bures Hamlet married Anne Gibling w of same at Bures St. Mary Mary 21 Oct. 1762 Arch. Sudbury Marr. Lic.
Boston	At Lawshall Manor Court 23 Dec. 1629 Dorothy Boston widow admitted together with William Cawston.
Boughton	Will of Henry Boughton sen of Lavenham dated 20 Dec. 5 Anne 1706 proved 8 Aug. 1712. To wife Grace all freehold lands and tenements in Barking and Ringshall Suffolk for life according to her jointure. To son Henry B all copyhold land whatsoever my wife to receive rents during her lifetime. Dau. Mary B £50. 70s each for rings to Grace Steward and son Jessop Boughton. Wife to spend £5 to lend my son Robert to some honest debt in trade. Residue and my leasehold ffarme called Overhall in Barking equally between two youngest daus. Mary and Rebecca. (Rebecca under 21) Grace (wife) Margaret Ralton her mark. Codicil 24 Nov. 1707 £50 to Rebecca when 21 witn. John Clarke, Giles Clarke, the mark of Margaret Ralton
Bradstreete	Ipswich will (fol292b? Abt. 1550) of Thos Bradstreete of Bentley. Cawston. Add MS 33871 (Muskett)
Braithwayte	Peter Causton son of John Causton (d1665) citizen weaver was re-bound apprentice (having been previously bound to Mr Bucknall) to Arthur Braithwayte for £20, who after a year, however, was unwilling to keep him longer. Chancery suit (see XII 14)
Branwhite	Abstract of will of Brooke Branwhite of Lavenham, saymaker, 1794 PCC 4 Holman is at I 35-39
Brown	Browne married at Rushbrook 22 June 1643: Edward Brown and Judith Folkes.
Brown	Will of Abraham Brown of Lavenham, malster. Sick. Son John Brown copyhold in Prentice Street late of Walter Gridley, woolcomber. Son Abraham Brown £10 if he shall ever return to Lavenham to demand it. 3 daughters Alice, Elizabeth and Mary. Thomas Dansie of Lavenham grocer executor. 29 Jan 1728. Signs by mark. Witnesses: Abraham Dansie, Abraham Dansie jun., Samuel Wood. Bury Clagett II 281 1728.
Browne	"my sister in law Elizabeth Browne of Bently" a legatee in the will of Sarah Parker of Dedham, Essex widow (PCC 98 Romney, dated 8 June 1724).
Browne	140 Breenly. John Browne of Bury, grocer, son of Edward Browne. Land in Bury and Belchamp county Essex late estate of Mr Oliver Hovell dec. Son William Bexr=Rev W Browne clerk. 1750.
Browne	1620 Edward Brown and Joanna Clerk. Polstead. 1620 Edward Brown and Joan Clerk. Polstead BT. 27 July 1620 Edward Browne and Joanna Clerke. Polstead.
Browne	1663 Brown John and Alice Barton. Lavenham. 1670 Brown Edward and Ruth Pinchbeck. Lavenham. 1673 Brown Jeremy and Rebecca Root. Lavenham. 1619 Brown John and Elizabeth Honeyball. Lavenham. Boyd's Suffolk Marriage Index.
Browne	1670 Edward Brown and Ruth Pinchbeck. Lavenham. Boyd's Suffolk Index.
Browne	457 Alchin 1654. Edward Browne son of Lowestoft tanner. Martin Browne grandchild. Martin Folks of Rushbrook gent executor.
Browne	Admon of John Browne of Lavenham to John Browne, son, 10 Oct. 1705. Bury AB VI 40.
Browne	Bapt. ( 30 May 1555 Elizabeth dau. of Thomas Browne) 24 Aug. 1622 Alice dau. of Edward Browne 15 Feb. 1623/4 Mary dau. Edward Browne 27 Nov. 1625 John son of Edward Browne 28 Jan. 1626/7 Abraham son of Edward Browne Buried 21 Jan. 1628/9 Abraham son of Edward Browne 29 Mar 1629 Abraham son Edward Browne 24 Nov. 1636 Anna Browen widow. Gt. Waldingfield, Suffolk.
Browne	Brown 1637 Edward and Sarah Edwards. Haverhill BT Brown 1637 Edward and Sara Bland. Flixton St. M Brown 1637 Edward and Alice Cook. Ipswich ML Brown 1641 Edward and Alice Fisher. Southwold. Boyd's Suffolk Index.
Browne	Edward Browne jun. clothier and Elizabeth his wife 2 Oct. 1647. ?Lavenham Court Rolls.
Browne	Edward Browne had the following children baptised at Lavenham: John 1629, Abraham 1632, Judith 1634, ----- 1642, Elizabeth 1644, William 1646, Rebecca 1648, Thomas 1650. The gap seems to be explained by the burial of his wife in 1635. In letter from LHHW 24 Dec. 1937.
Browne	John Browne of Lavenham clothier. PCC 121 Drax dated 9 Oct. 1683 proved 8 Nov. 1683. Capital messe in Shilling I live in to John Browne my son, he to pay £6 yearly to Mary my now wife for life. To my wife her goods before marriage. Messe in Prentice St. to John Browne son of my late brother Edward Browne, he to be put to honest trade. £20 to son in law Richard Pinchbeck. To sister Sarah Browne wife of Thomas Morley of London. Sister Rebecca wife of Peter Hitchcock of Lavenham. Abraham Browne son of my brother Abraham Browne. To kinsman Isaac Causton £5. To kinswoman Mary wife of William Betson, sister of said Isaac Causton £5. £349 to executors they to pay Mary my wife £6 for life. Education of John Browne and Samuel Browne, sons of my late brother Edward Browne. Friend Andrew Brownsmith clothier and son John Browne executors. Friends Adam Woolley of London and John Pinchbeck of Lavenham draper, supervisors. Witnesses: John Wells, Philip Whitehead, John Hazell.
Browne	Pedigree. Robert Browne of Finningham married Mary daughter of ....Prittiman of Boughton in com. Suffolk and had children 1). Thomas Browne of Lavenham in com. Suffolk gent 1664 married Anne daughter of Anthony Smith of Bury St. Edmunds and had children Thomas sonne and heir aet 24 Mr of Arts 1664, William, John, Francis and Anne 2). Francis. Harl. Soc. Visitations p 199.
Browne	References to various Bury wills of Brownes of Lavenham are at I 107.
Browne	Will of ....Hovell, 1756, mentions son in law Edward Browne, also property in Lavenham, is at I 73.
Browne	Will of William Richardson of Hadleigh 1658 mentions son in law Edward Browne of Lavenham is at I 55-57. (the will of his wife Judith Richardson, 10 June 1659, mentions the wife of my son in law Edward Browne of Lavenham). A pedigree of Wincoll and Harrison including the marriage of William Richardson and Judith Wincol is at I 84.
Browne	Will of Ann Browne of Lavenham widow, infirm. I am seized during life of Hannah Wilkin of messes in Braintree by virtue of will of late brother in law Thomas Browne. These messes to daughter Anne Lynd. Daughter Elizabeth Reynols 1s. if demanded. Son in law John Lynd. 2 Apr. 11 George 1725. Witnesses: James Raot? Michael How, Henry Boughton.
Browne	Will of Sarah Browne of Lavenham widow 16 Oct. 1673. Household chattels to 3 daughters Sarah Browne, Elizabeth Browne and Rebecca Browne. My daughters liberty to dwell in my house and also in my tenement thereto adjoining for one year. Messe I dwell in with tents. Adjacent in occupation Henry Butler with well in yard in Prentice Street to be sold. Money to be divided in six. John Browne and Samuel Browne children of my late son Edward Browne. My son Thomas Browne. Daughter Sarah Browne. Daughter Elizabeth Browne, daughter Rebecca Browne. My late husband and their father Edward Browne dec. John Browne of Lavenham my son in law. Son Thomas Browne executor. Witnesses: John Pinchbecke, David Sare. Proved 2 Jan 1677 by John Browne. Bury Read 501.
Browne	Will of Sarah Browne of Lavenham spinster 13 Oct. 1693. Kinsmen John Browne and Samuel Browne sons of my late brother Edward Browne. 3 children of my late brother Thomas Browne, whose names if I mistake not are John Browne, Robert Browne and Anne Browne. Residue between my two sisters Elizabeth wife of Thomas Morley of London and Rebecca wife of Peter Hitchcock of Lavenham. Peter Hitchcock my brother executor. Witnesses: David Sare, Anne Haward, John Pinchbeck. Proved 15 Nov. 1699. Bury Coe 423.
Browne	Will of Thomas Browne of Lavenham. 30 March 2 James II 1686. Weak in body. Son Thomas Browne. Son Francis. My son Thomas. His son Thomas, my grandchild. His eldest daughter Katherine my grandchild. Every one of my grandchildren. Witnesses: L Stogdell, James Stogdell, Mary Stogdell. Proved 30 Dec. 1698. Bury Coe 255.
Brownsmith	See entries from Manor of Brockley Hall under Mary Cawston, afterwards Mary Frost
Brownsmith	Thomas Brownsmith of this parish single and Mary Frost of this parish by licence 28 June 1775. Witn: E Frost, A Frost. Hadleigh, Suffolk
Brownsmith	Will of Andrew Brownsmith of Lavenham 1698 is at III 20-26
Buckenham	3 from Boyd's Suffolk Index are at IV 49
Buckenham	Extracts from Bradfield St. George are at IV 23-26
Buckenham	Pedigree and will abstract (from Maudslay's book) are at I 70-71
Buckenham	Will of William Buckenham of Lavenham, weaver, 1776, is at I 73
Buckenham	Will of Anne wife of John Buckenham of Bradfield St. George, yeoman (Bury will proved 3 Aug. 1698) mentions kinswoman Elizabeth wife of Robert Underwood of Pakenham. Will of John Buckenham of Bradfield St. George, yeoman (Bury will, dated 22 Jan 1698, proved 6 July 1699) mentions Elizabeth wife of Robert Underwood of Bradfield St. George. Richard Mayhew and Drusilla Mayhew are two of the three witnesses.
Buckenham	Will of Augustine Buckenham of Bradfield St. George, dated 24 June 1644, proved 2 Nov. 1648, mentions a dau. Elizabeth. Maudslay: Notes and Extracts Respecting Family of Bokenham, pt 1 (1884) p278
Bullen	Joseph Keed Bullen, full age, bachelor, hatter of Peterborough married Sarah dau of Matthew Tipping, 31 July 1845 at Thurlby.
Bullock	At Lawshall Manor Court 30 April 1560: Joan widow of John Cawston as wife of Andrew Bullock. At court 11 Sept. 1582: Little John Cawston dec. had been admitted to Whatlockes (under will of his father) 2 & 3 Philip & Mary on surrender of Andrew Bullock, therefore his mother was probably married to Andrew Bullock before then.
Burch	Abstracts of various wills are at XV 104-106 and admons at foot of XV 107
Burke	20 July 1801. Lieut. Walter Burke of H M S Doris was mortally wounded while in command of one of the ship's boats on an expedition to cut out the French ship Chevrette.
Burke	Will of Walter Burke late of Taunton, Somerset Esq., Paymaster in Chief, Royal Navy, who died 20 Nov. 1876 at Taunton [aged 82] was proved at PPR by Helen Louisa Burke of 195 Loughborough Road, Brixton Surrey relict and one of the executors. Proved 22 Jan 1877. Under £450. Navy lists for March 1850 and July 1859 revealed he became Paymaster and Purser 26 Nov. 1822 and Paymaster in Chief 18 Dec. 1857 (? Significance of black letter M before his name in latter list).
Byatt	Will of Thomas Byatt of Lavenham 1669 is at V 25-26
Bye	By 1722 John & Jane Abbut - Kersey Bie 1749 William & Susannah Stornham - Chelsworth Boyd's Suffolk Marriage Index
Bye	Various Bye from Chelsworth registers are at I 113
Casstine	Ambrose Edward Casstine died 9 July 1880 aged .... (some years in home for orphans at Essendeon, born 17 May 1863) Essendon Herts MI
Catchpole	Robert Caston v John Catchpole & oth. Ipswich & Tattingstone Hamilton 1649-1714 67/9
Challis	Will of Robert Challis of Helions Bumpstead 1719 is at V 91
Chaston	Benjamin Chaston in 1851 census Halesworth unmarried 25 born Friston Suffolk; post lad to William Atmer, Thoroughfare, innkeeper.
Chaston	Rebecca Chaston at 1851 census, parish of Hevingham, Suffolk. Head, widow, 73, pauper (widow of gardener) born Laxfield.
Child	Will of Elizabeth Child of Lavenham 1696 is at III 18-20
Chitty	Thomas Chitty 1802-1878, legal writer DNB had a second son Sir Joseph William Chitty 6 Clathorpe Street, Grays Inn road in 1828 DND
Clark	Bury will of Robert Clark of Lavenham, gent 1718 is Goodwin VI 414
Clark	John Clark of Lawshall, yoeman among other things gives "unto Edward Clark my sonne my close of customary land which I hold by coppie of Court Roll of the Lord of the Manor of Lawshall Hall in Lawshall aforesaid which I latelie purchased of John Cawston of Attleboroughe in the countie of Norff" 6 Feb. 1605 Coppinge 464 Arch Sudbury. To this will Thom(a)s Causton was a witness. In letter from LHHW 29 June 1939
Clark	Will of John Clark of Lawshall husb. (Bury Copping 464 dated 6 Feb. 1605 proved 20 Mar 1605) says to Edward Clarke my son and heirs my close of land held by copy of Manor of Lawshall Hall which I lately purchased of John Cawston of Attleburgh county Norfolk
Clarke	Some extracts from Lavenham registers (from Add MS 38610) are I 41
Clarke	At Lawshall Manor Court 11 Sept. 1582: Little John Cawston before his death surrendered to will by hands of John Cawston senior and Giles Clarke.
Clarkson	From Causton v Clarkson (C11/2282/82, bill filed 27 APR. 1727) the following appears:- John Clarkson (living 1727, nearly 80 years old in 1724) had three children viz 1). Thomas Clarkson of Stratford, living 1727, 2). A daughter who married Herman Hopkey of Bromley Middx, linen and calico printer, died 13 July 1724 and had children Sophia Hopkey aged 6 at father's death and John Hopkey aged 4 at father's death and 3). A daughter who married Thomas Causton of Bromley St. Leonard's Middx, linen and calico printer m "some years before " 1724. See XV 4-5
Clawson	Will of Caston / Clawson now of Wapping Middx., mariner dated 5 Nov. 1696, proved 2 Feb. 1697/8 by executrix is at V 77. Friend Elizabeth Linn wife of Peter Linn Taylor attorney. Everything to her, executrix. Witn: Samuel Clark, William Page, Notary Publique. PCC 33 Lort
Codd	William Codd, full age, bachelor, miller of Thurlby married Ann Tipping dau. of Matthew Tipping, 17 Nov. 1841 at Thurlby.
Coe	At Lawshall Manor Court: William Cawston married Mary daughter of Thomas Coe before 14 May 1720
Coe	Lavenham registers: 13 July 1727 James Cumboll single man married Mary Coe widow 26 Aug. 1728 James Camboll buried 9 Apr. 1734 Mary Kimboll widow buried James Coe (died 1702) married 1658 Mary Gibbens (died 1702). They had four children 1). John Coe 2). Edy Coe 3). Mary Coe 5). James Coe (1670-1725) married 1697 Mary Cason * (died 1734) and had three children 1). Mary Coe (1698-1698) 2). James Coe (1699-1699) and 3). Sarah Coe (1701-). * Mary subsequently in 1727 married James Kemball (bapt. more than a month after his father's burial as Kemball, married as Cumboll, buried as Camboll, will as Campbell - his parents were James Kemball, died 1679 and Mary Pell, married 1678). In letter from LHHW 12 Feb. 1939.
Coe	Roger Coe ( buried at Shimpling 31 July 1752 "who was pushed to death by his own bull") married 1718 Frances Ong (died 1721) and had children Roger Coe (1718-) and Frances Coe (1720-1720). Roger married a second time in 1722 to Lucy Wordwell * (died 1754) and had four children Lucy Coe (1723, married 1742 Thomas Gosling), Oliver Coe (1726-1730), Oliver Coe (1731-) and William Coe (1734-). * Lucy remarried in 1754 John Causton junior. In letter from LHHW - no date.
Coe	Some extracts from Gt. Cornard are at II 22 Details from the american book are at II 33-44 and 49-53.
Coe	William Coe v Jonathon Herricks and others Little Cornard 1665 Hamilton 1649-1749 467/12.
Cooke	At Lawshall Manor Court: Elizabeth daughter of Robert Cawston of Hawstead was unmarried 10 April 1621. By 15 April 1665 she was Elizabeth Cooke widow.
Copper	Will of Susan Cooper of Gt. Yarmouth 1705 mentions John Causton of Gt. Yarmouth plumber. Probate Deed Soc. Gen.
Copping	At Hanningfields Manor Court: Dorothy Cawston (daughter of William Cawston of Lawshall who died 1630) was unmarried 16 April 1634. She died before 10 Oct. 1643 as wife of Thomas Copping of Whepstead, yeoman.
Cotton	Will of Sir Thomas Lynch of Esher Surrey Kt. 30 Aug. 1681 my dau Philadelphia when married ---- 18 Aug. 1691, comn. to Robert Cotton Kt. and bart, guardian to Philadelphia Cotton alias Lynch, now wife of Thomas Cotton Esq. and sole issue of Sir Thomas Lynch late of Jamaica Kt. dec. Admon with will granted to Charles Herbert Esq. July 1686 during minority of said Philadelphia being expired. 18 May 1698. Philadelphia now of age. Pedigrees from visitation of Kent.
Coulter	13 Feb. 1768 Admon of John Coulter of Bradfield Combust clerk to Brand Coulter brother and next of kin Bury AB VII 109.
Coulter	21 Nov. 1718 Susannah dau of John and Susan Coultour bapt. 3 Nov. 1730 Brand son of John and Susan Coulter bapt. Ixworth, Suffolk.
Cowper	27 Feb. 1587 Admon of Joanna Cowper late of Lawshall granted to Francis Bullock alias Reve her brother AB I 98 - Bury W & A in Ipswich library.
Cowper	William Cowper of Lawshall 23 Feb. 29 Hen VIII (1538) Margaret my wife, William my son. Rose my dau (unmarried) Margaret my dau (unmarried) William Pond my servant. Amy and Jone my Daus. Exrs William my son and John Wright my son in law. Witn: Alan Cheneryne curat and Robert Baker. Proved at Fornham St. Martin 11 Mar 1537. Bury Poope 43.
Crucknell	John Crucknell of Diss, Norfolk, yeoman. Robert Crucknell son of Robert Crucknell dec. glazier my kinsman land in Diss lying near common. Thomas Margery of Stuston Suffolk my kinsman. To said T M mansin house in Diss immediately after death of Mary Cason widow late wife of John Cason late of Diss dec. my grandson. John Crucknall of Diss butcher my kinsman. Simon Crucknell my kinsman=? John Simon Crucknell. 3 closes in Roydon near Roydon Pound called the Pound Close now part of the jointure of Mary Cason widow late wife of John Cason late of Diss dec. for life shall return after her death to said John Crucknell of Diss my kinsman butcher ----Crucknell his eldest son. Said Thomas Margery executor. 29 May 10 Beo 1724. Witn: Ann Borrod, Robert Bristow his mark, Geo Paine. Proved 18 Sept..... 1725. Norwich Consistory fo 271.
Creycroft	Agnes Creycroft ----- Messe in Prentice St. Abutting on Trinity Hall to Rose my daughter ? My daughter Cawston Besse Cawston my god daughter. XV 119.
Crisp	Edward Parsons of Stoke by Nayland and Mary Crisp of Polstead single woman at same 8 Oct. 1763 Marr lic (?Archd. of Sudbury).
Crooke	Rev. S Crooke of Wrestlingthorpe Beds to Maria Elizabeth dau of T Causton Esq. of Gt. St. Helens, London. Bury Post 1 July 1818.
Crow	Elizabeth Crow wid Mildenhall 1700. Archd. of Sudbury will Steward 77.
Culpeck	"My sister Katherine Culpeck of Dedham" legatee in the will of Sarah Parker of Dedham, Essex, widow (PCC 98 Romny, dated 8 June 1724).
Culpeck	1704 William Culpeck and Catherine Mitchell, Milden. Boyd's Suffolk Marriage index.
Culpeck	Will of Catherine Culpeck is at XII 22.
Cumberland	Pedigree is at III 59.
Custin	Will of Mary Custin of Beccles Suffolk 1801 is at V 2.
Daniel	At Lawshall Manor Court: 16 Jan 1797 John Daniel was dead and under his will tenement went to Mary his wife or until remarriage, with remainder to his nephew Abraham Cawston. Court 24 Nov. 1809 Mary Daniel still living.
Dansie	20 June 1749 BN 43 Lavenham Edward Branthwaite of Lavenham single and Susan Dansie, bondsman John Ranson. Campling MSS Soc. Gen.
Dansie	Abraham Dansie of Lavenham grocer 30 years and Ursula Mayhew (sic) of same, 19 years (father dead) at Lavenham 16 Dec. 1696 Harl. Soc. Sudbury Marr. Lic.
Dansie	Abraham Dansie of Lavenham innholder. Will dated 21 June 1768, proved 15 July 1771, Archd. Sudbury Dalton V 247. Witnesses: Susan Warren, Mary X Causton, John Causton. In letter from LHHW 27 Feb. 1939.
Dansie	Abraham Dansie of Lavenham 23 years single man and Sarah Dansie of same 34 years single woman at same 3 Apr. 1762. Harl. Soc. Sudbury Marr. Lic.
Dansie	Abraham Dansie (1662-) married Ursula Mayhew (-1711) had son Thomas Dansie (1702-1737) who married Susan Ranson (1696-1743). They had children 1). Susan Dansie (1727-) married Edward Branwhite 2). Thomas Dansie (1728-) 3). Ursula Dansie (1723-) married Thomas Woodgate 4). Abraham Dansie (1734-) married Sarah Dansie 5). William Dansie (1737-) married Elizabeth Alston. In letter from LHHW 5 Mar 1939.
Dansie	Abraham & Nicholas Dansie, supposed to have come from Germany. Former settled in Suffolk and died Boxford 1830 aged 87. Genealogical Magazine vol 2 p 464.
Dansie	Admon of William Dansie 1813 is at V 47.
Dansie	Sarah Dansie of Lavenham, spinster. Will dated 4 July 1743, proved 12 June 1754, Archd. Sudbury Dalton I 186 Witnesses: William Causton, John Hayward. In letter from LHHW 27 Feb. 1939.
Dansie	Sarah Dansie of Lavenham, widow. Will dated 20 Dec. 1771, proved 10 Feb. 1772; Archd. Sudbury Dalton V 50. Executors: Mr John Causton, Schoolmaster; Mr Ezekiel Hitchcock, yarnmaker. Witnesses: Martha. skinner, William Smith, John Causton. Will proved by both executors. In letter from LHHW, 29 February 1939. "Sarah Dansie widow was widow of Abraham Dansie, innholder. She is a bit of a nightmare to the genealogist: by marrying her cousin she managed to have grandfather, father, brother, husband, son and nephew all Abraham Dansie and they need some sorting out" - same letter.
Dansie	Thomas Dansie of Lavenham single man 23 years and Susan Ranson of same single woman 28 years at Lindsey, Thorpe Morieux, 23 May 1726. Harl. Soc. Sudbury Marr. Lic.
Dansie	Will of Susan Dansie of Lavenham, widow, dated 24 Sept. 1743, proved 2 Dec. 1743. [The paol? About the public house in market place and messe. in occ. of John Cawston]. To son Thomas house in Market Place called Millers purchased of John Smith. To son Abraham farm in Lawshall in occ. of Wd. Wiffen subject to him paying his sister Susan £60 at 21; interest to that date being used to support her; if not paid she to enter until payment paid. If any child dies before 21 their property to be sold and divided among survivors. To son Thomas £10, to dau. Susan £220, to dau. Arousal £280, to son William £140, all when 21. If any die before, their share to be divided. To brother John Ranson £5, to nephew Isaac Causton £5, to niece Elizabeth Hairs £1.10s, to niece Dorsa Deaves £1.10s, to nephew William Causton £1, to nephew Tyrell Ranson 20s, all within 12 mos. To brother Stephen Ranson £2.10s yearly for life in quarterly payments. To Mary widow of John Smith 20s. For life or widowhood in quarterly payments. These annuities to be paid by my children in equal shares from their legacies. All residue to son Thomas Dansie and brother John Ranson as executors and they to pay debts, funeral expenses and probate; if they have any balance to be divided among children equally at 21. Witnesses: Robat King, George Marshall, Edward Coldham. Proved by J R (power reserved) 2 Dec. 1743 - in letter from LHHW 1 Mar 1939.
Dansie	Will of Samuel Dansie of Lavenham 1725 (Norwich will) is at II 97.
Dansie	William Dansie of Lavenham single man 22 years and Elizabeth Alston of Polsted 8 Oct. 1760. Harl. Soc. Sudbury Marr. Lic.
Darby	Edmund Darby of Derby mercer 12 Apr. 1647 mentions "John Coston my nephew, son of Mr Andrew Coston of London silkman and Mary his wife my sister. Mr John Hills my brother in law and Mr Andrew Coston my brother in law among executors. Add MS 336868.
Davis	2 May 1750 John Ambrose married Ann Davis. Holy Trinity Colchester. 30 Oct. 1750 Henry Davis married Margaret Polly. Holy Trinity Colchester. 1779 Henry Davis and Mary Janson. Braintree. Boyd's Essex Marriage Index.
Davis	Bocking. Robert Davis, clothier, aged 31. 35 acres. Essex Freeholder 1734 (?1733).
Davis	Henry Davis of Colchester, victualler. Wife Rebecca Davis messuage known as Horse and Groom in parish of St. Mary at the Wall Colchester for life with the remainder to my son Henry Davis. Wife Rebecca and nephew George Davis of Colchester, wheelwright, executors. Signs by mark. Dated 9 Nov. 1772. Proved 17 Dec. 1772. Comm. of London (Essex & Herts) Mead 336.
Davis	In the Name of God, Amen! I Henry Davis of Braintree in the County of Essex ffarmer being somewhat infirm in body but sound of disposing mind memory and understanding thanks be to God for the same and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) First I hereby ratify and confirm the Marriage Bond by me given to Mary my dear wife and will that the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds for which the same is given be paid to or retained by her out of my Personal Estate pursuant to the said bond I give and bequeath unto Mary my wife such part and so much of my Household linen as was hers before marriage and also the feather bed and bedstedde with the bedding and yellow ffurniture to the same belonging in the Chamber over the Great Parlour of my dwelling house the six mahogoney chairs in the chamber over the best parlour of my said dwelling house and my easy chair for her own use and benefit I also give and devise unto my grandson John Davis Causton son of my late daughter Lydia Causton by Samuel Causton her late husband also deceased and to his heirs and assigns for ever All those my two copyhold Messuages or Tenements with the yards gardens and appurtenances to the same belonging situate and being in Braintree aforesaid adjoining to a certain ffield called Windmill ffield otherwise Horsefair ffield and now in tenure or occupation of the widow Polley and [blank] And also all that my copyhold piece or parcel of Ground with the appurtenances situate and being in Braintree aforesaid upon which a hopkiln and two cottages or tenements were late standing but are now burnt down And also all other my real estate whatsoever I also give and bequeath unto my grand daughter Lydia Causton the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds of lawful money of Great Britain to be paid by my Executors hereinafter named at her age of twenty one years I also give and bequeath unto my grand daughter Susannah Causton the sum of one hundred pounds of lawful money of Great Britain to be paid by my executors at her age of 21 years And if either of my said grand daughters Lydia and Susannah shall happen to die before she attains her age of 21 years that then the legacy of her so dying shall go and be paid to her legal representatives I also give and bequeath to my nephew John Ambrose of Coptford in the said county of Essex; ffarmer, one of my executors hereinafter the sum of twenty five pounds which I will he shall retain for his own use.
Davis	Some extracts from Essex Marriage Licences at Colchester Library: 1746 John Davis of Cansey Suffolk 23 and Susannah Covil of Frenton Essex 23 bondsman James Hinsum of Frenton. 1728 Isaac Davis of Danbury Essex 50 wood merchant and Jane Denny of same 21 . 1735 John Davis of Standon widow 40 and Bridget Bartlemer of Braughing Kent. 1737 Isaac Davis of Maldon and Sarah Bull of same 24 bondsman John Davis. 1749/50 Henry Davis of Stanaway 30 and Margaret Polly widow 40 of Gt. Tay. 1749/50 George Davis of Stanway yeoman 50 and Ruth Walford of same 31. 1751 William Davis of West Hanningfield farmer and Mary Clarke of same widow at Ingat stock or S Ham. 1747 Daniel Davis of East Horndon 30 and Jane Wylmot of same 1745 John Davis of High Easter victualler and Mary Burr of same. Bondsman James Price, taylor. 1718-9-20 Richard Davis of Ware furrier and Mary Hill widow 40 of same. Bondsman Thomas Stephens. 1697 Samuel Davis of Hatfield Peverell 30 and Hannah Marlow of same 30 Boreham. 1747 Robert Davis of Mashbury Essex miller 22 and Elizabeth Firmin of same 22 Chelmsford. 1684 Samuel Davis of Oxbridge Middx. and Sarah Logsdale. Bondsman Robert Logsdale of Stanstead Abbot. Nov. 1690 Isaac Davis of Norton Essex yeoman 27 and Susannah Chalke of Ongar 23. Bondsman Joseph Dunkley of Chelmsford yeoman. 1699 Francis Davis of Bocking and Rachel Tyler of same widow. Bondsman Benjamin Davis of same. 1699 John Davis of White Rooting yeoman and Mary Prentice. Bondsman Nicholas Prentice of same. 1734 John Davis widower and Ann Hive of Wivenhoe. Bondsman Edward Brockett. 1720 Thomas Davis of Chelmsford cordwainer widower and Judith England of Raweth. Bondsman John Pamplin grocer.
Debenham	At Lawshall Manor Court: John Cawston married Mary only daughter and heir of John Debenham of Cockfield between 27 Apr. 1699 and 29 Apr. 1710.
Dieves	1742 Robert Dieves & Dorcas Hart. Bury St. Edmunds St. James. Boyd's Suffolk Marriage Index.
Dieves	Robert Dieves of Hitcham single man 24 years butcher & Dorcas Hart of Thorpe Morieux single woman 20 years at Bury St. Edmunds 15 June 1742. Harl Soc. Sudbury Marr. Lic.
Dilworth	Will of Thomas Dilworth proved Feb. 1780 is PCC Collins 67.
Docksey	William Docksey of St. Lawrence Jewry, haberdasher bachelor 26+ and Sara Cason of St. Butolph Aldersgate spinster 25+ of Christ Church 11 Jan 1732/3. Bishop of London. Soc. Gen. Card Index.
Dorsett	"My dau Sophia Cason now wife of John Dorsett of St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, watermen" mentioned in will of Bernard Cason of St. Olave Southwark waterman (PCC 9 Lane, dated 8 Apr. 1707, proved 27 Jan 1708/9).
Draper	For Margery widow of John Draper about 1597 see under Baldwin. The will of one of the Margery Drapers is at III 9-10.
Drew	19 Jan 1747/8 John Chaplyn single of Pebmarsh and Elizabeth Drews of Long Melford. Acton, Suffolk.
Drew	5 Mar 1728/9 Chas Umfreville single of Bradfield Essex clerk and Mary Drew single of Melford. Acton, Suffolk.
Drew	At Lawshall Manor Court: Hannah Drew (formerly Cawston) admitted with William Cawston to tenements at court about 1728.
Drift	Will of Rev. Matthew Drift of Lavenham 1719 is at V 93.
Dyball	Rachel Caston was witness at marriage of Matthew Pank and Elizabeth Dyball at Sidestrand Norfolk 31 Oct. 1780.
Elliott	The Elizabeth Cawston who married Charles Gurling widower at Whepstead, 11 Oct. 1770 used Elliott as the Christian of one of her children. In letter from LHHW 28 July 1937.
Ellis	Will of Henry Cawston of 8 queens Row Kennington (PCC, dated 28 Jan 1857 proved admon 13 July 1857) mentions "my dau Louisa wife of George Ellis".
Fairs	1742 Joseph Fairs and Elizabeth Hart. Thorpe Morieux. Boyd's Suffolk Marriage Index.
Fayers	John Fayers late of Bildeston died 24 May 1784 aged 75. Mary his wife died 18 July 1779 aged 65. MI at Brettenham, Suffolk.
Feedham	References to two wills from Comm. of London (Essex and Herts) 1696-1783 is at I 115. An abstract of one of them, Robert Feedham of Alresford, 1735 is at I 119.
Firmin	22 Oct. 1729. Admon of Irmin Firmin of Lawshall to Mary Causton his dau. Bury AB VII 182.
Flower	Will of Robert Flower of Lawshall (Bury Wroo 54, dated 1573, proved 25 Oct. 1574) mentions (amongst many others) John Causton the son of John Causton the younger. An abstract of the will is at III 45-46.
Fordham	11 Mar 1657/8 Thomas Fordham of Westhorpe and Elizabeth Baldry of same, at Rattlesden by Squire Groom. Mendlesham register.
Fordham	15 Jan. 1669/70 Richard ffordham of Ipswich and Ann Redgrave of Woodbridge single. 19 Aug. 1721 Thomas Billemore of Ipswich single and Sarah Fordham of same single. Ipswich Marriage Licences 1663-1750.
Fordham	1658 Henry Crow and Elizabeth Fordham (of H). Hitcham. (same marriage same year at Brettenham).
Fordham	1712 William Parker and Sarah Fordham. Langham Essex. Boyd's Index.
Fordham	18 Dec. 1684 Samuel Fordham and Sarah Mitchell. St. Mary's Bury St. Edmunds.
Fordham	31 Jan. 1638/9 Thomas Fordham widower and Elizabeth Ranson. Little Waldingfield.
Fordham	6 Jan 1683 (?1682/3) Elizabeth daughter of Samuel Fordham bapt. 28 June 1686 Sarah Daughter of Samuel ffordham bapt. Lavenham.
Fordham	6 Oct. 1646 George Fordham and Mary Roper. Rattlesden, Suffolk.
Fordham	7 Nov. 1596 Richard Fordham marries Jane Bowle 16 Oct. 1597 Richard son of Richard Fordham bapt. 4 May 1658 Henry Crow marries Elizabeth ffoardum. Brettenham, Suffolk.
Fordham	Bapt. 6 Jan 1683 Elizabeth daughter of Samuel Fordham Bapt. 28 June 1686 Sarah daughter of Samuel ffordham. Lavenham. In letter from LHHW 18 Oct. 1937.
Fordham	Brettenham registers: Marriage 7 Nov. 1596 Richard Fordham and Jane Bowle Marriage 4 May 1658 Henry Crow and Elizabeth Foardhum Baptism 16 Oct. 1597 Richard son of Richard Fordham.
Fordham	Comm. London (Essex & Herts) wills: -- Thomas, Newport, tanner 1662 613 Saunders -- Daniel sen., Manendon, labourer 1664 363 Alderton -- William, Buckland, labourer 1713 321 Backhouse -- Richard, Reed, husbandman 1715 98 Mead I.
Fordham	Extracts from Ipswich registers are at I 94-102.
Fordham	Extracts from Lt. Waldingfield registers are at IV 13-16.
Fordham	Here resteth the body of/ Elizabeth the wife of Samuel/ Fordham who departed the / Life the 1 January 1682/ I have fought a good fight/ I have finished my course/ I have kept the faith. Offton Suffolk church (in church).
Fordham	Ipswich licence 2 Oct. 1679. Samuel Fordham of Ofton yeoman, single, and Elizabeth Sparrow of same single at St. Matthew's or St. Mary le Stoke Ipswich. Sureby: Joseph Fordham of Ipswich, cordwainer. Married 7 Oct. 1679, St. Matthew's Ipswich - Samuel Fordham and Elizabeth Sparrow, both single.
Fordham	John Fordham of Bradfield. 18 Jan 1727. Will proved 15 Feb. 1727 . Brother Samuel Fordham executor. Brother Joseph Fordham's two daughters Sarah and Mary, orphans under age and his son Joseph under 21. Elizabeth Cooke.
Fordham	Manor of Brandeston Hall - court 7 July 1681. David Sare admitted to a messuage and 4 closes called Gibbotts and Waggards, 24 acres in Lavenham Gt. Waldingfield and Preston now in the occupation of Samuel Fordham. East Anglian Miscellany 1921 p 44.
Fordham	Pedigree. Edward Baldry, deceased in 1660 had children 1). Robert Baldry of Westhorpe, yeoman died 1660 2). Edward B 3). Thomas B 4). Anna wife of Robert Jarrold of Creting 5). Mary wife of Robert Pecke 6). Elizabeth wife of Thomas Fordham 7). Lydia wife of Benjamin Pitt 8). Sarah B under 21 9). Ruth B under 21. ? From will in Muskett MS - see IX 9.
Fordham	References to four wills Comm. London (Essex & Herts) 1696-1783 are at I 115.
Fordham	References to three wills from Comm. London (Essex & Herts) are on I 120.
Fordham	Samuel Fordham of Bradfield, yeoman. 18 July 1728, proved 6 May 1729. Cousin Joseph Fordham under 21. Sarah and Mary Fordham daughters of brother Joseph. Samuel Forde executor.
Fordham	Samuel Fordham was overseer for Lavenham 1689.
Fordham	Ship Money 1640: Richard Fordham 1s. Hitcham; Francis Fordham 4s. Debenham; Thomas Fordham 3s. 6d. Hargrave; Andrew Fordham 3s. 4d Rattlesdon.
Fordham	Ship Money extracts are at IV 81.
Fordham	Two Ipswich marriage licences are at I 104.
Fordham	Will of Samuel Fordham of Lavenham, malster. 12 Nov. 1691. Sick. Sarah my loving wife and my loving brother Nathaniel Lufkin (they or one of them) to sell my copyhold lands in Drinkston, Suffolk towards payment of debts and legacies. Copy hold lands in Lavenham to daughter Elizabeth and heirs. Said daughter Elizabeth £10 towards her fine for aforesaid copyhold and incident charges. Lands and tents as well freehold as copyhold in Kersey and Seamer Suffolk or in any town adjoining to said Sarah my wife for life. After her death ½ to Sarah my daughter and heirs. If said daughter dies before 21 without issue then her ½ to daughter Elizabeth Fordham and daughter in law Cath Mitchell and heirs equally. Other ½ of tents in K & S to said Catherine Mitchell and heirs. What I have bequeathed to said Catherine Mitchell and heirs is in lieu and satisfaction of £200 which by bond I am obliged to pay her, provided that my mind is that if said Catherine die before 21 s. p. her ½ equally between the said Elizabeth and Sarah and heirs. To said daughter Elizabeth 4 silver spoons, 2 pieces of gold, I gold ring, 1 silver bodkin, I feather bed with bedstead and furniture belonging with apparel linen and household goods which were her own mothers. Said daughter Elizabeth £50 when 21 or marries. If she die under 21 then said £50 to daughter Sarah when 21 or marries. My wife within one month of my decease shall seal obligation of £100 to said Nathaniel Lufkin his executors and assigns to pay said £50. My loving mother Elizabeth Crow 15s. Quarterly for life, my executor to pay it to hands of said Nathaniel Lufkin, he to disburse for benefit of said mother as he sees fit. As for household goods which were of my own purchasing, my wife to enjoy for life, after her death between my daughters Elizabeth and Sarah. Wife Sarah Executor and said Nathaniel Lufkin "supervisor", he 1 guinea for his pains. Witnesses: John Snelling, the mark of Edward Lee, Mary Desney her marke, Nathaniel Lufkin. Proved 30 Jan 1691 by executors. Norwich Consistory.
Forth	1851 census, parish of Bridge, Kent. Bridge Union Workhouse. William Forth Master of Workhouse m 27 born Kent, Petham Sophia Forth Matron (master's mother) m 66 born Kent, Stelling William Forth Master's father m 55 Clerk to Guardians born Kent New Romney Sarah Forth Master's wife m 22 born Kent, Shepherdswell. Charles T Culver schoolmaster u born Kent Bishopbourne. Elizabeth Pilcher schoolmistress 24 u born Kent Sheperdswell. Rachel Andrews matron's servant 25 u born Kent Canterbury.
Forth	Emma daughter of William and Sophia Forth schoolmaster bapt. 3 Feb. 1822. Petham, Kent.
Forth	In East Kent Poll Book for 1868 William Forth appears twice: under Bridge with address Ashford, and under Ashford with address North Street, Ashford.
Forth	John Gurney Martin bachelor full age saddler of Bridge son of John Martin saddler and Emma Forth spinster full age of Bridge daughter of William Forth, Governor of Bridge Union. Witnesses: William Forth, Jane Catherine Martin. By licence, Bridge, Kent 15 March 1848.
Forth	William Forth of Bridge Kent, Clerk to Guardians of Bridge Union, died 1 April 1865. Probate Canterbury to John Gurney Martin of Bridge, saddler one of executors. Will dated 18 Oct. 1849 mentions wife Sophia, daughter Emma, son William. Probate to John Gurney Martin, 20 Apr. 1865, probate reserved to William Forth the son.
Forth	William son of William and Sophia Forth, bapt. 23 May 1824. Petham, Kent.
Fowler	13 Mar 1784. Catherine dau of Catherine Fowler widow buried. Thorpe by Ixworth, Suffolk
Fowler	24 Jan 1771 Samuel Fowler of Thorpe by Ixworth and Catherine Hubbard of Thorpe by Ixworth. Thorpe by Ixworth, Suffolk.
Frost	Hanah Marior dau of Mr Thomas Frost bapt. 24 Feb. 1736 (born 23 Jan) and buried 20 July 1738. Lawshall.
Frost	Mary dau of Mr Thomas and Mary Frost bapt. 21 Mar 1737/8. Lawshall.
Frost	Mary wife of Thomas Frost buried 9 May 1741 Lawshall
Frost	See entries from manor of Brockley Hall under Mary Cawston afterwards Mary Frost.
Frost	Thomas Brownsmith of this parish single and Mary Frost of this parish single by licence 28 June 1775. Witn: E Frost, A Frost. Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Frost	At Lawshall Manor Court: 17 Oct. 1638 Thomas Cawston (died about 1642) made his surrender to himself and his grandson by hands of Henry Frost and Edmund Smith.
Frost	At Lawshall Manor Court 28 Oct. 1745: It appears that Thomas Frost married Mary Daughter of the William Cawston of Lawshall who died 1729. They had an only child Mary Frost who was six years old on 28 Oct. 1745.
Garrad	Abstract of will of Edward Garrad of Bures St. Mary tanner dated 24 Feb. 1737 mentions son in law John Causton and Susanna his wife is at XII 22.
Garrard	At Hanningfields Manor Court 26 Oct. 1660: out of court 2 Dec. 1659 John Cawston of Hartest had surrendered a tenement by hands of William Cawston and William Garrard (or Garwood) to use of John Cawston of Hartest.
Garwwod	At Hanningfields Court Manor 25 Oct. 1652: John Cawston (died 1698) surrendered to his will out of court by hands of John Wright the elder and William Garwood.
Gay	1922 County Suburbs Directory gives Alfred John Gay at 61 Manor Road Brockley. William Cawston of 1 Cranston Road, Forest Hill died 24 Apr. 1910 aged 85. Probate was granted to his nephew Alfred John Gay of 61 Manor Road Brockley, builder, one of his executors, the other executor son William Henry Causton having renounced. Still at 61 Manor road in 1933 County Suburbs Section. Was informed on the telephone by Deptford council 17 Jan 1949 that there then no Gay on the voter's register for 61 Manor Avenue (formerly called Manor Road).
Gibling	Edm. Boggis of Bures Hamlet widower and Anne Gibbling widow of same at Bures St. Mary 21 Oct. 1762. Archd. Sudbury Marriage Licences.
Gilby	There are many Gilby in Alford Lines registers. Two of them to Bradley are at I 135.
Girling	12 Jan 1711 Isaac Gurling married Mary Lambard (?Lavenham). In letter from LHHW 12 Feb. 1939.
Golding	Will of Thomas Golding of Denston yeoman mentions John Cason son of William Cason and various Boston, Abbot (incl. Dr Samuel) and Halls. Add MS 33866 (Muskett).
Goodwin	Goodwin pedigrees are in Add MS 36974 etc. (Muskett MSS).
Green	Irish Marriage Licence 1842. Ralph Green and Margaret Tuke. In appendix to 30th Report of Deputy Keeper of Public Records of Ireland.
Green	MI in Hammersmith churchyard. Mrs Catherine Green 1768. Faulkener's History of Fulham (1813) p 349.
Gridley	3 June 1725 Nathaniel Gridlee married Sarah Causton 13 Sept. 1751 Nathaniel Gridley buried. Lavenham. See MS vols on Gridley family in Soc. Gen. library.
Grosse	A house in 16th century belonged to a family called Grosse; and in 1616 was purchased of Sampson Cawson, baker, who died in 1675 [sic] and whose widow married Nicholas turner. She in 1630, with concurrence of Rev Nicholas Felton of Fordham, sold it to Joseph Haye, baker. Chas. John Palmer FSA: Perlustration of Gt. Yarmouth (1874) vol 2 p 415-6.
Grosse	Cecily dau of John Grosse of Gt. Yarwouth (will PCC 1595) married 1611 Samson Causon.
Grosvenor	William Grosvenor was a complainant (with Peter Causton) in the Chancery suit regarding the personal estate of John Causton (died 1665) citizen & weaver. Chancery Suit - see XII 14.
Gurney	1851 census. Parish of St. Mary Northgate Canterbury. 132 Northgate Street. Edward Gurney head m 37 gardener born Kent, Wille of Sarre Sophia Gurney wife m 36 born Kent, Canterbury Sarah Gurney dau. 14 born Kent, Canterbury Alfred Gurney son 12 born Kent, Canterbury Ann Gurney dau. 5 born Kent, Canterbury Edward Gurney son 3 born Kent, Canterbury Mary A Gurney dau. 2 born Kent, Canterbury.
Gurney	There are two Gurneys in the East Kent Poll Book 1868: Edward Gurney, Northgate St. Canterbury (parish of St. Mary Northgate) Edward Gurney, Sturry (a voter at Chislett).
Gwyn	"Rice Gwyn's portrait, dated 1600, with that of his son is still in existence [1901]. It will not bear reproduction, being too faded, but represents a gentleman in a ruff, with his right hand resting on a boy's shoulder. The inscription is " Anno dni.1600-Mass sue (?Acetat sue) 48"; and under the boy " Act sue 11", with the crest and arms of Gwyn quartering Ap Tonwerth. Norfolk and Norwich Arch. Soc. XIV 341.
Gwyn	Appendix of 30th report of Deputy Keeper of the Public Records and keeper of the sate Papers of Ireland (1899) p 442. Marriage Licence of George Frederick Gwyn and Frances Green 1849. (a letter from the Irish Public Records Office in January 1949 informed me that this was among the records destroyed when the four courts in Dublin were burnt in 1922).
Gwyn	Frances Matilda, widow of Dr George Frederick Gwyn, died at 9 Upham Park Road, Chiswick 14 Nov. 1883 aged 58. There was a notice of the death in the Times.
Gwyn	George Frederick Gwyn MD 6 Westcroft Place, West End, Hammersmith. Middlesex Directory 1874.
Gwyn	George Frederick 5th son of Richard Gwyn of this parish and Elizabeth nee Postle his wife. Born 28 July 1826. Died 5 May 1879. Stratton St. Michael Norfolk churchyard.
Gwyn	It can be seen from the Tithe Map of Hammersmith (1845) that Westcroft Square was built on the paddock of a house which stood immediately to the east of the present Pitt's Wine Stores. It was then owned by Martha Carr and in the occupation of B Goldshede. The eastern end of the two approaches to Westcroft Square is on the site of the house and garden. The houses on the east side of this approach apparently are also on the site of the garden and of another building (probably the coach house or stable) which lay immediately to the east of Martha Carr's house. At the 1841 census the house where Martha Carr lived is called Westcroft House.
Gwyn	Married Thursday last, at Guist, Richard Gwyn of Stratton St. Michael Esq. To Elizabeth 2nd daughter of R Postle Esq. of Horstead. Bury Post 9 May 1810.
Gwyn	Richard Gwyn of Stratton St. Michael Esq. Died 4 June 1851 aged 65 Elizabeth his wife died 4 Jun 1831 aged 37. Elizabeth Frances their eldest child died 11 May 1825 aged 13. Matilda Lucy their ninth child died on day of birth 2 Dec. 1824. Floor slab in chancel of Stratton St. Michael church, Norfolk.
Gwyn	Some details from Burkes Landed Gentry 1937 are at XII 29.
Gwyn	Stained glass window to Henry Nicholas Gwyn at west end of Stratton St. Michael Church Norfolk.
Gwyn	The house at Gunnersbury called Westcroft was still standing in 1949 and was then numbered 435 Chiswick High Road.
Gwyn	The Wyndham (sic) Trial. An enquiry into the State of Mind of W F Windham Esq. of Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk ....... at Her Majesty's Court of the Exchequer, commencing 16 Dec. 1861 [ND] Page 129 is a picture of Dr Gwyn of Hammersmith, who gave evidence.
Gwyn	Will of George Frederick Gwyn of Westcroft, Hammersmith dated 14 Apr. 1877, a long "lawyers" will. Address of William Henry Causton is given as Hepworth Lodge 3 Westcroft Place, Hammersmith. Irish property to his wife. Wife Frances Matilda Gwyn. Daughters Rhoda Agnes Postle Gwyn, Charlotte Maria Wilhelmina Postle Causton, Henrietta Georgina Postle Gwyn. Lawyers were Messrs. Bircham of Portman(?) Street, Westminster. Will was proved 30 June 1879 when William Henry Causton's address was 1 Pomona Place, Hammersmith. Estate £14,000 odd.
Gwyn	Will of Rhoda Agnes Postle Gwyn of 37 Albermarle St. Piccadilly, spinster. Dated 9 April 1880. Executrix Esther Sewell. Diamond ring set in plain gold which was my father's to the eldest son of my uncle Richard Gwyn that shall be living. Estate to be divided into four parts and two parts to go to my sister Henrietta Georgina, wife of George Hack of Cape Town South Africa civil engineer and one part each to the daughters of Capt. Robert Sewell, namely Esther Sewell and the one known as Mina Sewell. Codicil 6 December 1882. Ring with one whole pearl and two turquoises to my nurse Ann Lee. Died 26 May 1887 at 96 Regents Park Road. Will proved 4 July 1887 by Esther Sewell of 40 Mall Road Hammersmith spinster sole executrix. Personal estate £558.12. 6; re-sworn 1889 £716. 8. 8.
Gwyn	William Horatio Gwyn born 8 May 1818, died 25 Oct. 1862. Stratton St. Michael Norfolk churchyard.
Hamond	" the name Cason, Cawson or Cawston is frequently found connected with the Hammonds. It is the same name differently spelt" Maulden Add MS 38614.
Hamond	Extracts from Add MS 38614 (Hamond wills etc.) are at V 100-104.
Hamond	John Hamond of Boxford, yeoman son and heir of John Hamond late of Assington yeoman dec. and Alice Hamond of Boxford, widow, relict of sd John Hamond dec. and Edward Hamond of Nayland, saymaker, another of the sons of the said J H dec. Crisp deed at Soc. Gen.
Hamond	Maulden (Add MS 38614) says Nathaniel Hamond son of John and Margaret Hamond, born 1670 was master of Lavenham Grammar School, married Elizabeth Ponder 1700 and had Nathaniel born and died 1701. - all at Gt. Waldingfield.
Hamond	Maulden (Add MS 38614) says that Thomas Hamond (who married Elizabeth Cason at Lavenham 1624) and John Hamond were twins, born 1603. He suggests that their wives were sisters.
Harrington	1 Feb. 1728/9 James Harrington of Ipswich and Martha Jowers. Lavenham.
Harrington	16 June 1765 Lydia daughter of John and Ann Harrington bapt. Cavendish, Suffolk
Harrington	1749. James Harrington and Sarah Dale. Kirr Sandal, Yorks. Boyd's Suffolk Index.
Harrington	1772 John Swan and Ann Harrington. Horseheath. Cambs. Marriage Index.
Harrington	1851 census, 4 Limerston St., Chelsea James W Smith H m 57 retired trimmings manufacturer b Suffolk Halesworth Elizabeth Smith W m 59 b Suffolk Bildeston Hannah Harrington sister u 58 housekeeper b Suffolk Bildeston Mary Rowse niece u needlewoman b Suffolk Bildeston
Harrington	23 Nov. 1767 William Smith and Sarah Harrington. Lavenham.
Harrington	23 Nov. 1767 William Smith and Sarah Harrington. Lavenham.
Harrington	3 Aug. 1749 Richard Harrington of Bildestone married Ann Lacy. 6 July 1750 Richard son of Richard and Ann Harrington baptised. Both at St. Gregory's Sudbury.
Harrington	A few London (Essex) marriage licence are at VII 40.
Harrington	Account of the manor of Wallases in Gt. Maplestead from Morant's Essex ii 279 ia at VII 21.
Harrington	Admon of William Harrington of Hardest 3 Nov. 1747 to Mary H relict. Admon of Thomas Harrington of Whepstead 10 Jan 1748 to Mary relict. Bury admons.
Harrington	Bapt. 11 June 1792 Hannah daughter of John and Mary Harrington 26 May 1876 John son of John and Susan Harrington 5 Sept. 1819 Mary daughter of John and Susan 8 Aug. 1824 Elizabeth daughter of John and Susan Harrington 29 July 1827 Elizabeth daughter of John and Susan Harrington 19 May 1830 William son of John and Susan Harrington 25 Sept. 1839 William son of John and Susan Harrington Marr. 22 May 1814 John Harrington and Susan Wyatt 18 Dec. 1834 (or 1839) John Jacobs and Ann Harrington Bur. 5 Sept. 1830 William Harrington, infant 31 Jan 1832 John Harrington, aged 80 7 Jan 1835 Mary Harrington, aged 82 29 July 1838 Hannah Harrington, aged 1 year 3 Apr. 1878 John Harrington, aged 63 years. All Bildeston, Suffolk.
Harrington	Baptisms at Bildeston 1562-1786. 22 Dec. 1751 John son of Richard and Ann Harrington 26 Dec. 1753 Ann daughter of Richard and Ann Harrington 31 Aug. 1777 Mary daughter of John and Mary Herrington 4 Jan 1780 Ann daughter of John and Mary Harrington 3 Aug. 1783 Sarah Daughter of John and Mary Harrington 22 May 1785 Susan daughter of John and Mary Harrington Burials at Bildeston 1558-1812 14 July 1754 Richard Harrington 1 Mar 1797 Ann Harrington spinster aged 17.
Harrington	Entries from Wherstead and Bradwell Ash are at VII 45.
Harrington	Extracts from Morant's Essex on various manors concerning Harrington are at VII 23 and 25.
Harrington	Extracts from Bildeston (bapt. 1562-1786, bur 1558-1872) are at XI 126.
Harrington	Extracts from Cavendish are at XI 107-9.
Harrington	Pedigree. Harrington of Lavenham, grocer, died 1720 married Mary, died 1711 and had children 1). Mary b 1675 2). Elizabeth b 1677 married William Southgate 1698 3). Thomas b 1679 4). William b 1681 5). Margaret b 1681 6). Joseph b 1694, died 1758 7). James b 1696, died 1729 married Martha Jowers died 1760 8). Charles b 1700 9). John died 1711 10). Dorcas 11). Susan. Joseph married first in 1714 Bridget Boxwell died 1715 and had Bridget b 1715 and second Ann Jowers died 1762 and had children 1). Ann b 1717 married .... Greenwood 2). Joseph b 1718 3). John b 1720 died before 1726 4). James b 1722 (had son William Goodwin H) 5). Thomas b 1724 died 1763 6). John b 1726 died 1746 6). Martha b 1729 unm 1755 sen 7). Sarah b 1731 8). Mary died 1734 9). Charles b 1733 died 1734 10). Elizabeth b 1737 11). Mary b 1739 12). Charles b 1740 13). William b 1742.
Harrington	John son of John and Mary Harrington died 2 Sept. 1756 aged 12 Sarah daughter of John and Mary Harrington died 25 Apr. 1761 aged 16 Martha wife of John Willett died 21 Mar 1792 aged 71 Jane Harrington died 8 Aug. 1807 aged 11 mos Lewis son of I F P and Mary Ann Harrington died 18 Mar 1834 aged 12 MI in Bury St. Edmunds churchyard.
Harrington	John Harrington of Bury, gardener will dated 10 Mar 1800 mentions daughter Jane Creaks and son Thomas Harrington
Harrington	John Harrington, buried 31 Mar. 1800 aged 98. St. Mary's Bury St. Edmunds.
Harrington	John Harrington of Lavenham died 1737 married Elizabeth and had children John b 1734/5 died 1755, Elizabeth b 1734 and Hannah b 1736 died 1737.
Harrington	John Harrington of Lavenham, miller. Weak in body. Mother Elizabeth H. Dated 11 Oct. 1755 proved 21 Oct. 1756.
Harrington	John Harrington died 23 May 1712 aged -3 y. Mary his wife died 16 Dec. 1711. John Harrington son of Joseph and Ann died 6 Oct. 1746 aged 20. Lavenham churchyard.
Harrington	John Harrington of Lavenham 3 Nov. 1737, will mentions son John, wife Elizabeth H, daughter Elizabeth under 21. Freehold land in Sible Heddingham
Harrington	Lavenham extracts from registers and MI in church are at VII 26-27.
Harrington	List of wills at Bury is at VII 42-43. List of wills from Norwich Consistory 1660-1799 is at VII 44.
Harrington	Marriages 1701-1800 from Boyd's Suffolk Index are at VII 47-48 and 50.
Harrington	Martha Harrington of Lavenham widow. Nephew James Harrington of Clare gent. Copyhold in Cockfield to be sold. My sister Ann Harrington. Nephew Charles H. Niece Sarah Parmenter. Nephew William H. Niece Mary H. William Goodwin H son of my nephew James H. Brother John Jowars. Charles Greenwood son of my niece Ann Greenwood. Niece Martha H sen. To be buried at Cockfield near my deceased parents. Dalton IV 380. Dated 21 Oct. 1755, proved 28 Mar 1760.
Harrington	Much miscellaneous matter is in envelope with VII.
Harrington	Pedigree from Visitation of Essex 1664 is at VII 20.
Harrington	Pedigree of the organists at Bury is at VII 10.
Harrington	Pedigree. John Harrington ?died 1763 married Mary died 1746 and had children Mary b 1725, Ann b 1727 died 1729, Sarah b1729, Isaac b 1731 died 1734, Aaron b 1733, Moses b 1735 and Thomas b 1738.
Harrington	Richard Harrington son of John of Lanham, Suffolk apprenticed to Robert Simpson of Norton, Suffolk, cooper. Consideration £5. 5s. 1738 (15/170). Soc. Genealogist's Apprenticeship Index.
Harrington	Robert Harrington (clerk, mortgage 1570 of John Coe of Maplestead) married Elizabeth (who remarried Wilbore and living 1612) had son Edmund Harrington of Westminster, son and heir. Living 1622; father dead more than 10 years.
Harrington	Some Suffolk wills (abstracts) are at VII 18-19.
Harrington	Sudbury licences 1684-1839 are at VII 14-15.
Harrington	Thomas Harrington of Lavenham, grocer dated 6 Aug. 1719, proved 5 May 1720 mentions Charles H, son Charles H, son Thomas H, daughter Mary, son Joseph, son James, daughter Dorcas, daughter Susan, son William H, daughter Margaret, grandson John Southgate, grand daughter Mary Southgate.
Harrington	Will of Benjamin Harrington of Halstead, 1725 is at V 92.
Harrington	Will of Susan Oakes of Bury widow, 316 Dalton IX dated 3 May 1785 proved 6 Nov. 1788 mentions her servant Ann Complin. Ann, wife of William Harrington of Bury, wool sorter, swore to handwriting of will.
Harrington	Will of Thomas Harrington of Stanningfield 1681 is at VII 43.
Harrington	William Harrington of Horningsheath, clothier. Wife Mary, daughter Mary H under 21, son William H, grand daughter Elizabeth H, Mary H daughter of William H of Brockley, sister Mary Ashman. Will dated 22 Nov. 1718. Codicil 17 Jan 1721 Samuel Ellis my daughter, Mary's Husband. Proved 19 Sept. 1722.
Harrington	William H died 15 Nov. 1747 aged 35. MI Hartest.
Harrington	William Harrington, 19, agricultural labourer b at Bildeston. 1851 census for Bildeston.
Harrison	8 Aug. 1768 died [Elizabeth] wife of Isaac Caston of Walsham le Willows and formerly wife of John Harrison of same. Wattisfield, Suffolk non conformists in Harmer MSS at Dr William's library.
Harvey	Bures Hamlett. John Harvey, butcher aged 42. 40 acres in Bures Hamlet. Essex Feeholder, 1734 (1733?).
Hayward	At Lawshall Manor Court 1 June 1750: John Cawston admitted under will of his grandfather William Varo, per John Hayward during his minority. Court 12 Apr. 1792: John Hayward the younger was attorney for Sarah widow of the above John Cawston at her admittance.
Hazelman	James Cawston or Costin son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Hazelman) bapt 19 June 1796 (born 22 May). Clapham SW
Head	3 Oct. 1759 Admon of Ambrose Head of Cockfield to Ann his widow. Bury AB VII 81.
Hitchcock	Ezekiel Hitchcock of Lavenham 27 single man worsted weaver and Mary Dakin of Buxhall single woman 20 (father Abraham Dakins of Lavenham gent) at Buxhall. 26 Oct. 1763. Archd. Sudbury Marriage Licences.
Hooper	Thomas Caston v Sarah Hooper and another. Money Middx. Hamilton 1649-1749 467/11.
Hopkey	From Causton v Clarkson (C11/2282/82, bill filed 27 Apr. 1727) the following appears: Colonel John Hopkey of Chelsea Middx. Esq. Had a son Herman Hopkey of Bromley St. Leonards Middx., linen and calico printer (will dated 13 July 1724; died a few hours later) married -----, daughter of John Clarkson and had two children, Sophia Hopkey aged 6 at father's death and John Hopkey aged 4 at father's death. See XV 4-5.
How	Elizabeth wife of Thomas how died 30 June 1780 aged 30. MI Lavenham churchyard.
Howard	2 Oct. 1729 Admon c.t.a.of George Abbot of Cockfield to Ester Spencely his only daughter, Edmund Howard and George Cawston the executors having renounced. Bury AB VII 182 (and see Clagett II 517).
Howe	Died Friday last wife of Thomas Howe of Lavenham in 63rd year. Bury Post 11 Sept. 1816.
Howe	Thomas How of Lavenham gent and Elizabeth Wissett of same 29 Dec. 1774 Thomas Howe of Lavenham gent widower and Ann Harrington of same at same 16 Dec. 1780 Ambrose Fisher of Lavenham single man and Rose How of Stanstead single woman at Stanstead. Bondsman Thomas How of Lavenham gent 13 Jan 1781. Sudbury Marriage Licences.
Howe	Thomas Howe buried at Lavenham 10 Dec. 1822 aged 69
Howe	Thomas Howe of Lavenham succeeded John Causton in 1783 in receiving £6 annually for teaching 12 poor boys. The last payment to him was on 5 June 1808 for " half year to Christmas next". On 28 Oct. 1808 commence payments of £1 monthly to "Thomas how in need". His successor in the teaching was James Laws.
Hubbard	Lavenham 1593 John Hubbard and Mary Tungate. Boyd's Suffolk Marriage Index.
Jerard	Marr "yesterday se'night" Mr Edward Jerard, brazier and tinsmith of Ipswich to Mrs Causton, widow of same. Bury Post 30 Nov. 1825.
Jones	" my daughter Elizabeth Cason now wife of Thomas Jones of St. Mary Magdalene Bermondsey, Surrey, water man" mentioned in the will of Bernard Cason of St. Olave Southwark, waterman (PCC 9 Lane dated 8 Apr. 1707, proved 27 Jan 1708/9)
Jowers	Bapt. 11 Nov. 1698 Ann daughter of John and Ann Jowars Bapt. 6 Feb. 1702/3 Martha daughter of John and Ann Jowars. Cockfield.
Kemball	For pedigree showing marriage of James Kemball to Mary Coe widow (nee Cason) in 1727 see Coe.
Kemball	Will of James Campbell of Lavenham "woolcomber" dated 23 Aug. 1728, proved 4 Sept. 1728 (Archd. Sudbury II 312). House in Shilling St. Now or lately occupied by John Whitehead woollcomber and the widow Beverly with yards, appurtenances etc. Belonging, to Margery my wife for life on condition she keeps them in good order and tenantable repair, and allows my sister in law Mary Causton to dwell in or let the chambers thereunto belonging without ant manner of hindrance and to take such rents as shall be due at my decease. On death of wife, house, yards, appurtenances etc. to Mary Causton and her heirs or immediately on my decease if wife either dies before me or refuses to comply with conditions. Mortgage to be paid off said house in one year, with the money owing me or in my hands at death. My other house in same street now occ. by Isaac Causton jun woollcomber with yards and appurtenances to wife for life, she keeping them in good repair. On her death to John Lawrence cordwainer and Isaac Girling woollcomber both of Lavenham and their heirs forever. To sister in law Mary Causton best pair of sheets and pillow beers that are in my chest now standing at her house. To Stephen Ranson Cooper my bed as it standeth at my sister in law's together with a pair of sheets and 4 pewter dishes; and 4 other pewter dishes to Mary dau. of my sister in law Mary Causton. To brother in law Isaac Causton, Abraham Girling, wheelright and John Ranson, cooper, each one of my finest shirts. And the rest of my linnen in the chest I give to be equally divided between said sister in law Mary Causton and the wife of the said John Lawrence and wife of John Girling. All my wearing clothes and other linnen still undisposed of to John Lawrence and Isaac Girling equally. To wife all rest and residue of personal and real estate; debts, funeral charges and probate to be first paid. Executors: wife Mary and John Girling, carpenter. Witn: John Chapman, Amy Haper, Samuel Wood. [in letter from LHHW 12 Feb. 1939].
Kent	William B Kent married Louisa Annie Causton 11 Nov. 1868 at St. John's Woodbridge.
Kerrington	Will of Charles Kerrington of Long Melford is at II 118 Will of Lettice Kerrington of Wherestead is at II 119-120
King	According to pedigree in Master's Papers in Cawston v Parlett, Susan, sister of Abraham Cawston of Shimpling Hall, married William King.
Kirkham	1 May 1809 Joseph Kirkham of Sutton and Mary Ann March. Fleet, Lincs.
Kirkham	1851 census, parish of Welton le Marsh Lincs., Hamlet of Boothby. William Kirkham head u 76 farmer of 425 acres employing 12 b East Kirkby Benjamin Kirkham nephew u 21 b Welton le Mark
Kirkham	1851 census, parish of Markby, Lincs., Priory. Caroline Kirkham wife m 27 farmer of 450 acres employing 12 labs. B Lincs., Thurlby Caroline Fanny Kirkham dau. 4 b Lincs., Markby James Gilby Kirkham son 1 b Lincs., Markby Matthew Tipping Kirkham 1 mo b Lincs., Markby Fanny Brooks niece 18 governess b Lincs., Theddlethorpe 2 house servants and 6 farm labourers.
Kirkham	1851 census, parish of Alford, Lincs., New Inn, George Street. Mary Atkinson head wid 51 licensed victualler b Lincs., Partney Mary Atkinson dau 17 b Lincs., Alford Thomas Kirkham grandson 4 b Middx, London.
Kirkham	1851 census, parish of Welton le Mark, Lincs. William Kirkham head m 23 agricultural labourer b Lincs., Welton le Mark Elizabeth Kirkham wife m 21 b Lincs., Braycroft Thomas Kirkham son 4 mos b Lincs., Braycroft.
Kirkham	1851 census, parish of Welton le Mark, Lincs. William Bush head m 26 masterman butcher b Lincs., Welton le Mark Fanny Bush wife m 18 b Lincs., Welton le Mark John Kirkham bro. in law 16 agricultural labourer b Lincs., Welton le Mark
Kirkham	1851 census, parish of Welton le Mark, Lincs. George Longden head m 48 grocer & draper masterman b Lincs., Croft. Elizabeth Longden wife m 52 b Lincs., Croft Mary Leeman mother in law wid 82 annuitant b Lincs., Inngoldmels Mary A Gee niece u 27 shop asst. b Lincs., Lambeth Sabina Louth niece u 16 house servant b Lincs., Braytoft Mary A Kirkham niece 2 b Lincs., Welton le Mark
Kirkham	2 Dec. 1782 William Kirkem and Elizabeth Marad. Surfleet, Lincs.
Kirkham	22 Oct. 1829 John Brooks of Theddlethorpe and Elizabeth Bradley Kirkham, licence. Markby, Lincs.
Kirkham	22 Apr. 1760. Thomas Kirkham of Langford, Notts. and Sarah Hawdin. N Disney, Lincs.
Kirkham	28 Mar 1800 Joseph Hempshal marries Mary Kirkham, licence. N Scarle, Lincs.
Kirkham	3 Nov. 1805 Thomas Temple, St. Mary Wigford, Lincoln and Mary Kirkham of N Hykenham, lic. S Hykenham, Lincs. (note in register that this Thomas Otter the murderer).
Kirkham	30 Nov. 1798 William Eley Kirkham marries Alvey, licence. Spalding Lincs.
Kirkham	7 June 1804 John Kirkham widower and Elizabeth Bradley, licence. Alford, Lincs.
Kirkham	8 May 1614 John Versey marries Elizabeth Kirkham. Spalding Lincs.
Kirkham	Algernon Kirkham bachelor 27 gent of Bridge, son of James Bradley Kirkham farmer deceased and Emma Jane Martin spinster 27 of Bridge, dau of John G Martin gent. Witnesses: Stephen Martin, S I Claris by banns at Bridge Kent 21 Sept. 1880.
Kirkham	Algernon son of James Bradley Kirkham farmer and Caroline Kirkham formerly Tipping born at Markby, Lincs. 8 Apr. 1853 at 2.35 am. Registered 27 APR. By Caroline Kirkham, mother, Markby. (Reg. Dist. of Spilsby, sub dist. of Alford).
Kirkham	Algernon Kirkham of five Monks Leys Terrace, Lincoln, sheep dipper died 15 May 1899. Probate Lincoln 21 June to Matthew Broughton, builder and Mary Herringshaw spinster. Effects £417.4s 11d.
Kirkham	Caroline Kirkham of Fletton Spring Peterborough died 29 Apr. 1898. Will was proved PPR by Caroline Fanny smith (wife of George Sidney Smith) and Emmie Skevington (wife of Joseph Hellaby Skevington) Effects £2604 13s.
Kirkham	Elizabeth Kirkham died at Leek, Staffs. 22 Dec. 1870. James Brown Kirkham of Ashbourne Derbyshire veterinary surgeon was grandson.
Kirkham	James Bradley Kirkham of Brigg, farmer and innkeeper, died 29 May 1879 [aged 64] at Brigg. Will proved Lincoln by William Kirkham of Brigg gent, the son, and William Swaks of Wrawby Lincs., farmer, the executors. PE under £7000, re-sworn Oct. 1880 under £8000.
Kirkham	James Gilby Kirkham of Brigg, hotel keeper, died 25 Feb. 1878 [aged 28]. Will proved at Lincoln by James Bradley Kirkham, farmer, the father and William Kirkham gent the brother, the executors. PE under £3000, re-sworn 1879 under £5000.
Kirkham	James Bradley Kirkham of Alford, full age, bachelor, farmer, son of John Kirkham, farmer, married by licence to Caroline Tipping of Thurlby, minor, spinster dau. of Matthew Tipping, farmer at Thursby, near Bourne, Lincs. 22 February 1844. Witnesses: James Haynes, Susannah Ann Kirkham.
Kirkham	James B Kirkham 24 Bigby St., Brigg, farmer. Lincs. Directory 1872
Kirkham	John Kirkham of Hundleby Lincs. gent died 25 Oct. 1860 at same. Joseph Rinder Kirkham of Andleby Caistor farmer and Thomas Kirkham of Biscathorpe farmer, the sons. Under £6000.
Kirkham	Lincolnshire Lent Assizes, 7 Mar 1818 at Lincoln. .... 3 George Kirkham aged 25; 4 John Colson Maynard aged 19 both late of Stickney, labourers, committed 22 Aug. 1817, charged on suspicion of feloniously entering the dwelling house of William Bell of Stickney between 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning and stealing 1 £5 note and 8 £1 notes. Acquitted.
Kirkham	Market Stainton 1697. Theophilus Gregg of Goldsby and Jane Kirkham of Market Stainton, both separates, joined themselves together as they pretended, November ye 7th.
Kirkham	Pedigree. Ralph Kirkham of Revesby married Jane dau. of Thomas Walls living 1682-3 and 1704. Jane was first cousin of Robert Walls of East Kirkby (Admon 19 Apr. 1710) who married Elizabeth (admin 1710 will dated 3 June 1729, proved 20 Apr. 1730, then "of Scrivelsby, widow") and had numerous children including Elizabeth (legatee 1729) who married Thomas Kirkham (legatee 1729); they had children William Kirkham, Charles Kirkham, Martha, Susannah and Elizabeth (all named in Elizabeth Wall's will, 1729). Robert Walls had a grandson Joseph Walls of Boothby Hall, Welton le Mark. Maddison's Lincs. Peds.
Kirkham	Thomas Howard Kirkham of Lincoln, later of East Retford, Notts., and later of Aukland New Zealand, foreman of a saw mill. Died 27 Apr. 1880 at Aukland. Executor John Lister of West Field, Odsall, commercial traveller.
Kirkham	White's Lincs. Directory 1842 has John Kirkham, farmer, Markby in 1842.
Kirkham	White's Lincs. Directory 1842 gives John Kirkham, farmer, Markby.
Kirkham	Will of Caroline Kirkham of Fletton Spring Peterborough, widow, mentions dau. Caroline Fanny Smith, wife of George Sidney Smith, dau. Emmie Skevington, wife of Joseph Hellaby Skevington, son Algernon, son William, James Brewster Kirkham son of Emma Kirkham widow of John William Kirkham. [no date given].
Kirkham	William Kirkham of Boothby Lincs. glazier died 1 Feb. 1863 at same. William Kirkham of Markby farmer the nephew and John Kemo of Hagnaby farmer. Will dated 19 Apr. 1858. Children of my late brother John Kirkham: Susannah wife of John Kemp of Hagnaby, farmer -- William Kirkham -- Elizabeth wife of John Brooks of Theddlethorpe farmer --Frances wife of --Westaby of Belchford -- Thomas Kirkham -- James Bradley Kirkham --Susannah Ann wife of John Morton. Children of my late brother Thomas Kirkham: Ann wife of Joseph Simpson of Little Sleeping farmer --Mary wife of John Whitelaw of Candleby blacksmith -- Susannah wife of Charles Shelley of Irby -- William Kirkham -- Benjamin Kirkham -- Fanny wife of William Bush of Welton, butcher -- John Kirkham. Great Nephew Thomas Kirkham Spearby, great nephew Thomas Smith, George Smith, niece Elizabeth wife of George Spearby, housekeeper Elizabeth Kirkley, servant Stephen Boulter. 6 Aug. 186... Thomas Kirkham not heard of for years -- believed left country.
Lamb	Will of John Lamb of Lavenham, woolcomber. Infirm in body. To Elizabeth wife Mess. In own occupation 4 Jan 1710. Signs by mark. Witn. Abraham Dansie, the mark of Richard Peacocke, Henry Boughton. Proved 7 Mar 1710/1. Bury Goodwin IV 368.
Lamb	Will of Elizabeth Lamb of Lavenham widow. In health. Nephew Richard Mayhew of Standon (son of Richard & Drusilla Mayhew) mess in High Street; executor. 22 Feb. 11 George 1724. Signs by mark. Witn: Mark of Ellen Christopher, Isaac Causton. Proved 1 Sept. 1729. Bury Clagget II 508.
Launder	1712 Launder Mary [formerly Causton] and Thomas Fidian. Gt. Clacton. Boyd's Essex Marriage Index.
Lawrence	27 May 1725 John Lawrence in Mary Halls (? At Lavenham). In letter from LHHW 12 Feb. 1939.
Laws	James Laws succeeded Thomas Howe in 1808 in receiving £6 annually for teaching 12 poor boys at Lavenham.
Littell	Will [PCC 50 Wells dated 12 Feb. 1557] of Thomas Littell of Manetry, Essex, yeoman. Godchildren John Auger, John Allen, Thomas Loverlock. Son in law Symonde Cawston. Joane Wards wife of Robert Warde my niece. Elizabeth Pyckrell my servant. Margaret ffrtherinone. John Franke of London, mariner. John Lyttell son of Robert Lyttell my brother. Elizabeth my wife house for life, afterwards to Simond Cawston and Awdrey his wife. Thomas Cawston son of Symond Cawston. Elizabeth dau. of said Symond and Awdrey, when 21 or marries. Lawrence Lyttell and his brother £3. Awdrey Cawston my dau. Symond Cawston and ..... executors.
Lloid	Evan Lloid was a complainant (with Peter Causton) in the Chancery suit regarding the personal estate of John Causton, citizen and weaver. Chancery suit (see XII 14).
Lockwood	"Woodbridge in the Olden Times: by William Lockwood now of Bristol, but formerly a Resident in Woodbridge for 68 years. Printed for private circulation [1890]".
Lockwood	1841 Census, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Castle Street. William Lockwood 55 builder yes Susannah Lockwood 60 yes Mary Taylor 15 FS yes.
Lockwood	1841 census. Woodbridge, Suffolk, Castle Street. William Lockwood 30 Brewer yes Elizabeth Lockwood 25 no Hannah Lockwood 4 yes Frederick Lockwood 2 yes Charles Lockwood 2 mos. yes Mark Buckmaster 30 no Emma foster 15 FS yes Leah Templin 13 FS yes.
Lockwood	1841 census. Woodbridge, Suffolk, Castle Street. Alfred Lockwood 25 builder yes Ellen Lockwood 20 yes Phillip Lockwood 15 yes Sarah Warner 20 yes.
Lockwood	1851 census Woodbridge. Louisa Lockwood 1 born Middlesex, London. Visitor to Charles Blowers, corn porter, of Salkeld St., born Woodbridge.
Lockwood	1851 census Woodbridge, Suffolk, Castle Street. William Lockwood h mar 42 brewer empls. 7 men b Suffolk, Woodbridge Elizabeth Lockwood w mar 37 b Essex, Westham Charles Lockwood son 9 scholar b Suffolk, Woodbridge Elizabeth J Lockwood dau 7 scholar b Suffolk, Woodbridge Ellen M Lockwood dau 4 brewers dau b Suffolk, Woodbridge Harriet L Lockwood dau 1 brewers dau b Suffolk, Woodbridge Martha Naunton 16 servant b Suffolk, Woodbridge Emily Crosby 16 servant b Suffolk, Woodbridge.
Lockwood	1851 census Woodbridge, Suffolk, Castle Street. William Lockwood h mar 69 cement maker, master b Suffolk Redlingfield Maria Lockwood w mar 50 b Suffolk Hintlesham Jane Parke? Step dau 11 b London A governess and a servant.
Lockwood	20 Jan 1734/5 Robert Lockwood of Bedingfield single and Alice Read of Southold, single. Archd. of Suffolk Marriage Bond. Marriage was at Denham near Eye.
Lockwood	Ackworth Old Scholars List 1883-1887: Thorny Hills, Kendal. Hannah Lockwood scholar 1849-1852. Mistress 1868-1875. Married to Dr Thomas Leicester.
Lockwood	Ackworth Old Scholars List 1883- 1887: 86 Stramongate, Kendal. 1888-1902 Sedbergh, RSO, Yorkshire. Philip Henry Lockwood scholar 1864-1869 and served as a junior teacher for one year. Not in lists for 1910-1911. Lists for 1903-1909 and 1912 onwards not at BM.
Lockwood	Ackworth Old Scholars List 1884-1885: Swarthmoor, Belvoir Road, St. Andrews, Bristol - the same address as Frances Louisa Hunt. List for 1889-1891: 42 St. John's Wood Road, Clifton, Bristol - the same address as Harriet Lydia Hunt nee Lockwood. William Lockwood scholar. Not in lists for 1886-1888.
Lockwood	Ackworth Old Scholars List 1884-1886: Swarthmoor, Belvoir Road, St. Andrews Bristol. Frances Louisa Hunt
Lockwood	Ackworth School details are at X 30-34
Lockwood	Alfred Lockwood, builder, late of Westgate on Sea, Kent died 21 May 1881 at Westgate on Sea. Proved 18 Nov. 1881 at PPR by Alfred Goodwin Lockwood of Westgate on Sea, architect, the son, one of the executors. £1540 9s 11d. [aged 67]. PPR Calendar. Mentions wife Ellen Lockwood, sons Alfred Goodwin Lockwood and William Henry Lockwood. Dated 30 Sept. 1878. A codicil appointed Frederick Thomas Farrimond of Chester, builder, as executor in place of his wife, at her own suggestion. F T Farrimond renounced.
Lockwood	Alfred Goodwin Lockwood of "Llanberis" Westgate on Sea, Kent died 20 March 1904. Probate to Jessie Nash Lockwood widow £3696 13s 10d. [aged 61] Dated 20 Oct. 1894, builder, wife sole legatee and executive. PPR Calendar.
Lockwood	Annie Marie Lockwood dau William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 3 Apr. 1845, of Woodbridge, died 13 Nov. 1845 aged 7 years, buried at Woodbridge 16 Nov. 1845.
Lockwood	Bapt. 10 Nov. 1751 Thomas son of Robert and Alice Lockwood, privately 27 Oct. 1754 Philip son of Robert and Alice Lockwood, privately 15 Jun 1782 William son of William and Susan Lookart Marr. 1 Aug. 1757 Thomas X mark single of Redlingfield and Elizabeth X Lockwood single of same. Witnesses John X Noos, John X Mortimer Bur. 10 Feb. 1777 Alice Lockwood 1 Dec. 1794 Robert Lockwood aged 90. All Redlingfield.
Lockwood	Bapt. 13 June 1737 ..... dau of Robert and Alice Lockwood 4 Nov. Mary dau of Robert and Mary Lockwood. Bedingfield.
Lockwood	Bapt. 18 Mar. 1729/30 Thomas son of Thomas and Ann Lockwood. Occold.
Lockwood	Boys and Girls at Ackworth School 1779-1879, Lockwood of Woodbridge: Susannah 1817-1819, William 1819-1822, Alfred 1824-1828, ? Hannah 1849-1852, Frances Louisa 1850-1853, Frederick William 1851-1854, Charles 1851-1856, Elizabeth Jane 1854-1858, Ellen Mary 1856-1861, Harriet Lydia 1859-1864, Rachel B 1863-1867, Philip H 1864-1869.
Lockwood	Charles Lockwood son of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge, brewer born at Woodbridge 12 Apr. 1841. Pupil at Ackworth School 1851-1856.
Lockwood	Died Mrs Lockwood of Woodbridge 10 Apr. 1819. Redstone index to Ipswich Journal.
Lockwood	Died Mrs Lockwood of Woodbridge 10 Apr. 1819. Redstone Index of Ipswich Journal.
Lockwood	Died Susan Lockwood of Ipswich 17 Dec. 1805. Redstone Index Ipswich Library.
Lockwood	Elizabeth Jane Lockwood dau of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 7 Aug. 1843, of Woodbridge spinster married 22 Aug. 1865 at Woodbridge to Richard Dawson Gardner bachelor of 8 Vicarage Lane, Leeds, tea dealer and grocer, son of Richard G, gent. Pupil at Ackworth School 1854-1858.
Lockwood	Ellen Mary Lockwood dau William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 22 Aug. 1846, of Woodbridge spinster married 14 APR. 1875 at Leiston to Walter Muskett Morley bachelor of 5 Princes of Wales Road Norwich, glass and china dealer, son of James Roberts Morley, glass and china dealer. Pupil at Ackworth School 1856-1861.
Lockwood	Ellen Mary Lockwood of Woodbridge entered Mount School York 8 mo. 1861 and left 12 mo. 1862. She married Walter H Morley.
Lockwood	Frances Louisa Lockwood dau. of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge, brewer, born at Woodbridge 9 July 1838, of Woodbridge spinster married 9 May 1866 at Woodbridge to Sylvanns Hunt bachelor of 3 Albert Villas St. Michaels, Bristol, commercial traveller, son of Henry H gent. Pupil at Ackworth 1850-1853.
Lockwood	Frederick William Lockwood d (sic) of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 11 Jan 1840, of 24 Hambleton Terrace, York, retired architect died 30 June 1917, buried at York 3 July 1917. His widow Ruth of Heslington Road, York died 22 Aug. 1923 aged 85, buried at York 27 Aug. 1923. Of York, formerly of Belfast. Pupil at Ackworth school 1851-1854.
Lockwood	Hannah Lockwood (dau. of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer), born at Woodbridge 18 July 1837, of 40 St. John's Road, Clifton spinster married 12 Sept. 1893 at Frenchay to Thomas Leicester bachelor of 14 Huntingdon Street, London, physician and surgeon, son of Joseph L, gent. Pupil at Ackworth 1849-1852, mistress at Ackworth 1868-1875. Ran a school at Kendal which moved in 1886 to Polam Hall, Darlington.
Lockwood	Harriet Lydia Hunt nee Lockwood. Ackworth Old Scholars List 1888: 38 Hampton Park, Clifton, Bristol. Ackworth Old Scholars List 1889-1895: 42 St. John's Wood Road, Clifton, Bristol Ackworth Old Scholars List 1896-1902: 2 Leopold Road, St. Andrews Park, Bristol Ackworth Old Scholars List 1910-1911: "Woodcroft", High Dale Road., Clevedon, Somerset. Lists for 1903-1909 and 1912 onwards not at BM.
Lockwood	Harvich Lydia Lockwood dau of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 12 May 1849, of Woodbridge spinster married 12 Dec. 1877 at Woodbridge to Octavius Hunt bachelor of 16 St. James Square, Bristol, merchant's clerk, son of Henry H, gent. Pupil at Ackworth School 1859-1864.
Lockwood	Jane Isabella Barke, only dau. Of late George Kay Barke Esq. of Queen's Buildings Brompton Middlesex died 9 Feb. 1856 in 17th year. Also of Maria Lockwood, mother of the above, died 1 Feb. 1880 aged 79. MI in Ipswich Cemetery. A grave to Dennent lies between this and William Lockwoods.
Lockwood	John Lockwood son of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 7 June 1855, of Heslington Road, York, gent, died 27 Aug. 1909 aged 54 buried at York 30 Aug. 1909.
Lockwood	John Lockwood 43 born Ipswich, with large family at Ballygate St., Beccles Suffolk at 1851 census.
Lockwood	Liber Admissionum Woodbridge School. 2 June 1746 Robert Lockwood of Boulge.
Lockwood	Lockwood marriages at Woodbridge 1751-1837 20 May 1752 William Prentice of St. Clements Ipswich and Mary Lockwood of St. Mary Elms Ipswich, lic. 13 May 1790 Edward Crow mariner and Frances Lockwood 7 Jan 1794 John Lockwood widr. bricklayer and Hannah Buttrum 30 June 1812 Jonanthon Cullum servant and Julia [Harriot?] Lockwood. John Lockwood and Susan Causton witnesses. Phillip Lockwood, Daniel Brightwell.
Lockwood	Lockwoods pupils at Ackworth School are at IV 99-100.
Lockwood	Maria Lockwood of Alpe Street, Orford Street, Ipswich, widow died 1 Feb. 1880 at Ipswich. Probate Ipswich to Arthur Last of Trimley St. Martin, farmer, the nephew, one of the executors. Under £600 [aged 78] PPR Calendar.
Lockwood	Married --- Lockwood of Woodbridge and --- Causton dau. of Rev. of Lavenham. 24 Sept. 1804. Redstone Index to Ipswich Journal.
Lockwood	Mrs Lockwood of Ipswich widow died 1816. Bailey's Records of longevity p 242. Soc. Gen. Card Index.
Lockwood	Philip Causton Lockwood of 1 Gloucester Place Brighton died 23 Jan. 1908. Probate to Sarah Lockwood widow £2384 18s 2d. [aged 87] Will dated 4 Oct. 1872, architect and surveyor. Wife sole legatee and executrix. PPR Calendar.
Lockwood	Philip Henry Lockwood son of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 27 APR. 1853, of Kendal, bachelor, grocer, married 2 May 1895 at Preston Patrick to Phoebe Isabella Jackson ( non member of the Society of Friends) of Kendal spinster dau. of John Scarr J saddler. Of 13 Parr Steet, Kendal, retired grocer died 13 Oct. 1917 aged 64 buried 16 Oct. 1917 at Kendal. His widow Pheobe Isabel of 6 Lound St. Kendal died 10 Mar 1923 aged 57 buried at Kendal 13 Mar. 1923. Taught for one year at Ackworth School. Afterwards in grocery business at Kendal and Sedburgh. Ardent lover of nature, knew habitat of almost every flower and fern in neighbourhood. Pupil at Ackwoth School 1864-1869.
Lockwood	PPR Calendar. Robert Lockwood of 43 Victoria Street Ipswich died 4 Sept. 1885 at Ipswich. Probate Ipswich to Arthur Frederick Vulliamy, solicitor £106. 4s 1d [aged 88].
Lockwood	PPR Calendar. Jane Eliza Lockwood, formerly of 27 Oxford road, Kilburn but late of Carlton Colville near Lowestoft, spinster died 24 Dec. 1886 at Carlton Colville. Probate at PPR to Rev. William John Andrews and Frederika Lockwood spinster both of Shollisham Rectory near Woodbridge. £945.
Lockwood	PPR Calendar. Anne wife of George Crosby Lockwood of Leiston schoolmaster died 1889.
Lockwood	PPR Calendar. Louisa Lockwood spinster died 16 August 1890 £1576 [aged 48].
Lockwood	PPR Calendar. William Henry Lockwood of "Sandycove" Siverdale Avenue, Westcliffe on Sea died 1 Oct. 1907 at Essex County Asylum, South Weald, Essex. Admon to Ellen Elizabeth Lockwood widow. £308. [aged 64].
Lockwood	Rachel Buckmaster Lockwood of Polam Hall, Darlington. In Ackworth Old Scholars Lists 1900-1902, 1910-1911 (lists 1903-1909 and 1912 onwards not at BM).
Lockwood	Rachel Buckmaster Lockwood dau of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 27 June 1851, of 34 Estcourt Terrace, Headingly, Leeds died 9 June 1920 aged 68 buried at Adel 11 June 1920. Edne Ackworth and the Mount. Taught at the Mount for some years. At Woodford 1875-1880 as governess to Smith Harrison's children. Then joined her sister Hannah Lockwood in her school at Kendal. In 1888 they moved to Polam hall, Darlington. RBL was headmistress from 1893 till her retirement in 1913. Lived at Ilkley 1916-1919. Died at house of her niece at Headingley. Pupil at Ackworth 1863-1867.
Lockwood	Rachel B Lockwood of Woodbridge entered Mount School York 1 mo. 1868 and left 6 mo. 1870.
Lockwood	Some Lockwoods in Ipswich churchyards are at XI 150-151.
Lockwood	Susannah Lockwood wife of William of Woodbridge, of Ipswich died 14 Sept. 1842 aged 63 buried 20 Sept. 1842 at Woodbridge, a non member of the Society of Friends.
Lockwood	Will of Maria Lockwood of Ipswich, widow, dated 29 Nov. 1869. Will makes it plain her maiden name was Last. Executor William Last of Trimley St. Martin, farmer. To be buried according to rites of the brethren.
Lockwood	William Lockwood of 40 St. John's Road Clifton Bristol gent died 16 Dec. 1891 aged 83, buried 21 Dec. 1891 at Frenchay. His widow Elizabeth of 71 Chesterfield Road died 3 July 1898 aged 84, buried 7 July 1898 at Frenchay.
Lockwood	William Lockwood (late of Woodbridge) died 17 Apr. 1865 in 84th year. MI at Ipswich Cemetery. A grave to Dennent lies between his and his widow's.
Lufkin	21 Mar 1698/9 John Lufkin yeoman and Deborah Beaumont. Monks Eleigh.
Lufkin	Buried 18 June 1689/90 Robert Lufkin Elmsett Suffolk.
Lufkin	Extracts from Kersey are at IV 30.
Lufkin	Extracts from the Monks Eleigh registers are at IV 40-41.
Lufkin	John Lufkin of Monks Eleigh, widr, yeoman and Margaret Underwood of Chevington single woman at Fornhall All Saints or Westley 15 Jan 1730. Harl. Sudbury Marriage Licences.
Lufkin	Samuel Creake of Bildeston clothier. Brothers? John Dade and Nathaniel Lufkin. Add MS 36976 (Muskett).
Lufkin	Ship money extracts are at IV 81.
Makero	At Lawshall Manor Court 1 Dec. 1571: Joan widow of Robert Cawston has died as relict of Thomas Makero.
Malpas	Jeremiah Malpas was a complainant (with Peter Causton) in the Chancery suit regarding the personal estate of John Causton (died 1665) citizen and weaver. Chancery suit (see XII 14).
Maltywood	Will of Robert Maltywood of Bury St. Edmunds yeoman, 23 Dec. 1619, mentions Jane Baker now wife of William Causon [pedigree of Maltywood IX 472] Add MS 33871 (Muskett).
Manninge	At Lawshall Manor Court 14 Apr. 1630: William Cawston of Lawshall (died 1630) surrendered out of court a cottage called Maryes House, parcel of Stewardes to use of Thomas Manninge.
Marlton	John Marlton buried at Hartest 19 Feb. 1580/1.
Marlton	Will of William Cawston of Lawshall (Bury, Longe 462, dated 23 June 1538, proved 14 Nov. 1544) mentions Ellen his dau. and John Marlton his son in law and makes the latter on of the executors.
Marlton	At Lawshall Manor Court: Charles Marlton of Lawshall, blacksmith married Mary daughter of William and Mary (Coe) Cawston, between 11 Aug. 1741 and 5 Oct. 1775.
Martin	1851 census, parish of Bridge, Kent, Bridge Village - being the last entry under " Bridge Village " John Gurney Martin head m 30 saddler b Kent, Bridge Emma Martin wife m 29 wife b Kent, Petham John Forth Martin son 2 scholar b Kent, Bridge Louisa Martin dau 2 mo. b Kent, bridge Sarah Ann Whitnall serv 15 house servant b Kent, Womenswould.
Martin	1851 census, parish of Bridge, Kent, Bridge Village. John Martin head m 58 saddler b Kent, Canterbury Jane Martin wife m 54 saddler's wife b Kent, Canterbury Sarah Sargeant serv 16 house servant b Kent, Bridge.
Martin	1851 census, parish of St. George the Martyr, Canterbury, 63 St. Georges St. Stephen Martin head m 31 butcher emp. 3 men b Kent, Canterbury Louisa E Martin wife m 25 b Kent, Canterbury Sarah Acres serv u 34 house servant b Kent, Whitstable.
Martin	Algernon Kirkham bachelor 27 gent of Bridge son of James Bradley Kirkham farmer deceased and Emma Jane Martin dau. of John G Martin, SI Claris by banns at Bridge, Kent 21 Sept. 1880.
Martin	Bapt. 7 Apr. 1776 James son of James and Elizabeth Martin 16 July 1777 George son of James and Elizabeth Martin 13 May 1787 Elizabeth dau. of James and Susannah Martin Bur.(?) 12 Apr. 1789 Edward son of James and Susannah Martin 10 Apr. 1781 William son of James and Susannah Martin 13 Nov. 1793 John son of James and Susannah Martin 10 Jan 1796 Mary dau. of James and Susannah Martin All at St. Alphage, Canterbury.
Martin	Emma Jane dau. of John Gurney Martin saddler and Emma Martin formerly Forth born at Bridge 14 Feb. 1853. Birth registered 10 March by John Gurney Martin, father, Bridge. Regn. Dist. Bridge, sub dist. of Barham.
Martin	In library of Kent Archaeological Soc. At Maidstone are 19 thick quarto notebooks etc. of MI of the late Leland L Duncan. Volume 7 has copies of Kent MI relating to Martin. Article by A R Martin in Gen. Mag. Vol. 7 p16.
Martin	In the 1868 poll book for East Kent there are only two Martins voters for Canterbury: John Martin of Bridge (voting for the parish of St. Martin) and Stephen Martin of St. George's Street, Canterbury in parish of St George the Martyr (voting both for parish of St. George and parish of St. Paul). 1852 Poll Book for East Kent has for Parish of St. George the Martyr, Stephen Martin of St. George's Street.
Martin	John Gurney Martin of full age saddler of Bridge son of John Martin saddler and Emma Forth spinster of full age of Bridge dau. of William Forth Governor of Bridge Union. Witnesses: William Forth, Jane Catherine Martin by licence, Bridge, Kent 15 March 1848.
Martin	Kent Poll Book for 1830 has John Martin, Bridge, harness maker. Canterbury Poll Book of 1835 has John Martin, Bridge voting as a freeman.
Martin	Mark Martin died 7 Oct. 1899 aged 74 - others on stone including his wife. MI Tunbridge Wells.
Martin	Mark Martin of Dunton house Gravesend gent died 8 APR 1884 at Denton House [aged 61]. Will proved PPR by Elizabeth Martin the relict. PE £6045 6s 6d.
Martin	My mother says that her uncle Stephen Martin before going to Rushden had a hotel at Buckenham called the Swan and Castle (or similar name). He married one of three sisters named Bird. One of the other sisters "Jim" was afterwards manageress of a hotel in Hans Crescent. The third, Marcia, married one of the Rudge Whitworth bicycles family.
Martin	My mother says her uncle Frederick Martin lived at Ilford at a house called the Nookery (or similar name) and was a wine merchant in Mark Lane.
Martin	Stephen Martin of the "Queen Victoria" Hotel, Rushden, Northants, hotel manager died 4 May 1907. Probate, Peterborough to Thomas Bonner, accountant and William Fathers, farmer. Effects £100 10s 1d.
Martin	Stephen Martin of 32 St. George's Place Canterbury gent died 9 Dec. 1898. Probate PPR 24 Jan 1899 to Edward Birkin Mason, solicitors clerk and William Mascall miller. Effects £ 3678 12s 6d. Will dated 19 Oct. 1894. Wife Ellen Martin, George Wiltshier of Canterbury, land surveyors clerk and Edward Birkin Mason of Canterbury, solicitors clerk executors. The 5 children of my brother John Gurney Martin: John Forth Martin, Louisa Claridge, Emma Jane Kirkham, Stephen Martin and Frederick William Martin. Codicil 19 Oct. 1894. William Mascall of Newington Hill near Ramsgate miller added as an executor. [two sisters of testator's wife are mentioned in the will and their name was ?Baker?].
Martin	Thomas Martyn of Shimpling. Bury Dooe 323 (about 1558). ?John Cosson of Lav[en]h[a]m. Henry Cossin of Shimpling. Robert Cossin of Hadley. To Thomas Carlo, John Cawston, Edward Knight, Ann Cowper, Thomas Torle and John Cowper 3s 4d each.
Martin	Will of John Gurney Martin of Bridge Kent, gent dated 28 Dec. 1878. Wife Emma. Estate to be sold and divided among children. Sons Stephen Martin and Frederick William Martin executors. Son John Forth Martin is indebted to me for £300. Witnesses Thomas Thorpe de la Saux, solr., Canterbury, George White his clerk. Proved at Canterbury 16 Sept. 1895 by Stephen Martin one of the executors. Died 28 July 1895 at Bridge.
Martin	Will of John Martin of Bridge, Kent, gent dated 23 Dec. 1871. Executors: my wife Jane Martin and my three children: Stephen Martin of Canterbury Kent, gent, John Gurney Martin of Bridge, Kent, and Jane Catherine Claris (wife of William Minter Claris, gent) of Canterbury. House property in Bridge and Canterbury, including the saddlers shop at Bridge. Died at Bridge 17 Apr. 1875 [aged 82]. Will proved at Canterbury by the three children, probate being reserved for the relict. Under £ 800.
Mason	Will of Ralph Mason, Bury 35 Boner, dated 15 Nov.
Mason	Will of Ralph Mason of Hartest (Archd. Of Sudbury: Boner 35) dated 16 (or 17) Nov. 1496, proved 14 Jan 14996/7, mentions his god child Alice, dau. of William Causton. East Anglian Miscellany 1921 p26.
Mayhew	Richard Mayhew and Drusilla Mayhew were two of the three witnesses to the will of Augustine Buckenham of Bradfield St. George, yeoman, dated 22 Jan 1698 (Elizabeth Underwood was mentioned in this will).
Mitchell	1680 William Mitchell and Sarah Coe - Hadleigh 1672 John Mitchell and Sarah Coe - Chelsworth. Boyd's Suffolk Index.
Mitchell	Will of Thomas Mitchell of Lavenham 1653 is at V 53-54.
Moarby	"My brother in law James Moarby of St. Olaves, Southwark, waterman", mentioned in the will of Barnard Cason of St. Olave Southwark, waterman (PCC 9 Lane, dated 8 April 1707, proved 27 Jan 1708/9).
Moody	At Lawshall Manor Court 3 May 1680: James Moody gent admitted to tenement under the will of John Cawston of Hartest dated 20 Aug. 21 Chas II (" to James Moody of Hartest my wife's nephew").
Mower	12 June? 1579 21 Elizabeth. I Joane Mower of Shimpling Suffolk wed. Sick. To be buried in Shimpling churchyard. To John Cawston my son £8, part of the £16 which I the said Joane have paid to Mr Drewrie for his fine and the rest which remaineth of the said £16 I will that John my son shall repay it to Joan, Katherine and Elline [Ellen] my daughters by even and equal portions, Joane to be paid at 19 years, Katherine at 16 years and Elline at 14 years. To John my son my best bed. To Annes my daughter £20 within 1 year after my death [sureties about Annes and land and son John Cawston] Peter my son £20 at 16 years. John Cawston of Lawshall the younger and John Cawston my son executors. John Cawston of Lawshall the elder supervisor. John Cawston the elder a witness. Proved 10 July 1579.
Mower	Bapt. 24 Jun 1561 Joan dau of William Mayer Bapt. 20 Dec. 1562 Catherine dau of William Mower Bapt. 9 Aug. 1567 Peter son William Mower Bapt. 6 Nov. 1569 Elenor dau of William Mower Buried 7 Oct. 1575 William Mower Buried 22 June 1579 Joan Mower. Shimpling. [Joan Cawston afterwards Mower]
Mower	At Lawshall Manor Court: Joan widow of Joan (sic) Cawston was married to William Mower between 30 Apr. 1560 and 13 Dec. 1564.
Murrels	Richard Murrels died 2 Feb. 1780 aged 83 Abigail his wife died 21 July 1762 aged 68 MI at Cockfield, Suffolk (close to Cawston MI) 17 May 1733 Ursula dau of Richard Mirrils and Abigail bapt. - Cockfield.
Nevill	Isaac Nevill died 23 Feb. 1768 aged 80. MI at Lavenham. His daughter Hannah married John Mudd.
Nevill	Will of Isaac Nevill of Lavenham 1769 is at V 23-24.
Paman	Will of Henry Paman of St. Pauls Covent Garden, doctor of Laws 1695 is at 10-14.
Pank	Rachel Caston was witness at marriage of Matthew Pank and Elizabeth Dyball at Sidestrand Norfolk 31 Oct. 1780.
Pannell	16 May 1781 Noah son of Samuel and Ann Pannell bapt. 15 Apr. 1787 Ann dau of Samuel and Ann Pannell bapt. 2 Aug. 1793 Hannah dau of Samuel and Ann (Causton) Pannell bapt. Nayland Suffolk.
Paris	Will of Joseph Paris of Hawstead yeoman (Bury Steward 143, dated 5 May 1701, proved 4 June 1701) says any dispute to be settled by Thomas Cawston of Hawstead.
Parker	Will of Sarah Parker widow of Dedham, Essex. Dated 8 June 1724, proved 29 Apr. 1725. To my son William Parker when he is 21 £250 plus the £400 left him in my late husband's will. If he die under age without issue, the £650 to be divided as follows:- £162 10s to my brother in law John Parker of Manningtree £162 10s to my sister in law Elizabeth Browne of Bently £162 10s to my sister Catherine Culpeck of Dedham £162 10s to my sister Elizabeth Cason of Lavenham I am uncertain whether John Parker and Elizabeth Browne may have power to claim the £400. If the law gives them this power then the £250 is to be equally divided between my two sisters Katherine Culpeck and Elizabeth Cason. My friend Thomas Sharpe of Dedham executor. Witn: Richard Peacock, Allin Hawkins, Agnes Dunthorn.
Parsons	Edward Parsons of Stoke by Nayland and Mary Crisp of Polstead widow of same 8 Oct. 1763. Marriage Licence (?Archd. Sudbury).
Partridge	Notes for letter to him are at X 11-12.
Pate	MI at Stock, Essex, churchyard. SP 1866 JP 1873 (headstone and footstone) Sacred/ to the memory of/ Susan/ wife of John Pate/ who died the 7th of Feby. 1866/ aged 66 years/ Reader mayst thou obtain like precious faith/ To smile in anguish and rejoice in death/ Also of the above named/ John Pate/ Who died March 2nd 1873/ aged 63 years.
Pate	William Cawston Pate died 8 Sept. 1836 aged 2 years. Glemsford churchyard.
Payn	Will of Ann Payn of Lavenham is at II 120-123.
Peach	At Lawshall Manor Court 11 Apr. 1638: Charles Cawston surrendered to his will out of court by hands of William Cawston and Richard Peach.
Peacock	Name occurs in the will of Hannah Caston of Ipswich 1714.
Peacock	Will of Richard Peacock of Lavenham 1647 is at XV 119.
Plume	Samuel Plume of Maldon gent who signed at Visitation of Essex in 1664 was son of Thomas Plume of Maldon by his wife Ellen daughter of Philip Cason of Little Holland, Essex. Pedigree is at VII 20.
Plume	Will of Robert Plume 1655. Philip Causton son and heir to Frances my late daughter. Frances and Ann sisters of said Philip. In codicil 12 Sept. 1657 says Philip Causton of Gt. Clacton his son in law is "sickly or dead", but this Philip proves will 1658.
Plume	Will of Robert Plume 1675, mentions nephew Philip Causton. Add MS 33871 (Muskett).
Polington	John Polington called brother in the will of John Costyn of Mildenhall (Bury, Longe 555, dated 18 Nov. 1545, proved 9 Dec. 1545).
Polly	1730 Adam Polly and Margaret Sexton. Earls Colne 1727 John Polly and Margaret Smith. Gt. Tey 1736 Thomas Polly and Margaret Dorr - Colchester St. Martin 1749 Solomon Polly and Margaret Smith. Fordham. Boyd's Essex Marriage Index.
Ponder	A pedigree linking Ponder of Lavenham with Sparrow through Whiting is at I 84.
Postle	Joseph son of John and Mary Postle of Ingham Norfolk and his fits. Univ. Mag. 1759 p13.
Preston	James Causton son of John Causton citizen and weaver (died 1665) was apprenticed to John Preston, linen draper, for £100. Chancery suit - see XII 14.
Purdye	Thomas Purdye of Southrepps Norfolk yeoman (153 Wooton) 1656 mentions "Mary Causton daughter of Thomas Causton and Martha late his wife deceased, my wife's sister".
Rand	Will 1658 of Elizabeth Rand of St. Pancrass Soper Lane London widow of James Rand, mentions niece Alice wife of Leonard Causton and Elizabeth Causton daughter of said Alice.
Randall	At Lawshall Manor Court 29 May 1656: John Cawston (grandson of Thomas Cawston of Lawshall who died about 1642) surrendered Layes to use of Edmund Randall of Lavenham, feltmaker.
Ranson	1728 John Ranson and Ann Smith Lt. Waldingfield. Boyd's Marriage Index
Ranson	1748 William Ranson and Hannah How. Lavenham. Boyd's Suffolk Index.
Ranson	John Ranson was bondsman of marriage licence of Edward Branwhite of Lavenham and Susan Dansie of same 20 June 1749 Bishop of Norwich.
Ranson	John Ranson of Lavenham cooper was bondsman of the marriage licence of John Causton of Lavenham glover and Mary Smith of same widow, 6 April 1746 - Archd. of Sudbury.
Ranson	Margery Ranson * of Lavenham, widow. Will dated 20 Apr. 1727, proved 24 Jan 1728; Archd. Sudbury Clagett II 4. After one legacy she leaves balance equally among son in law Thomas Dansie sons William, Henry, Stephen, John Ranson Sons in law Isaac Causton and John Hart * she was daughter of John Westrop (Died 1706) bricklayer. In letter from LHHW 27 Feb. 1939.
Ranson	Nephew Tyrell Ranson in will of Susan Dansie 1743 was son of her brother Henry Ranson. In letter from LHHW 1 Mar 1939.
Ranson	Pedigree chart. Stephen Ranson married Eleanor and had son William Ranson, died 1720. He married Margery Westrop (1661-1727, father John Westrop died 1706) at Long Melford. They had children 1). Ruth Ranson 1684- married Thomas Fisher/Foster at Lavenham 1710 2). Mary Ranson 1685- married Isaac Causton at Lavenham 1708 3). Elizabeth Ranson 1687- married John Hart in Brent Eleigh 1716 4). Henry Ranson 1694-1759 married Mary Mills widow (died 1731) in Lavenham 1730 and then married Ann Church widow in Alpheton 1742 5). Susan Ranson 1696-1743 married Thomas Dansie 1702-1737 (parents Abraham Dansie born 1662 and Ursula Mayhew died 1711) in Lindsey 1726 6). Stephen Ranson 1700-1774 7). John Ranson 1702- married by lic. Grace Steward (died 1726) then married Ann Smith in Lt. Waldingfield 1728. Elizabeth Ranson and John Hart had children 1). Elizabeth Hart married Joseph Fairs in Thorpe Morieux 1742 and 2). Dorcas Hart married Robert Dieves in Bury St. Edmunds St. James 1742. Susan Ranson and Thomas Dansie had children 1). Susan Dansie 1727- married Edward Branwhite in Lavenham 1749 2). Thomas Dansie 1728- 3). Ursula Dansie 1733- married Thomas Woodgate in Lavenham 1754 4). Abraham Dansie 1734- married Sarah Dansie in Lavenham 1762 5). William Dansie 1737- married Elizabeth Alston. In letter from LHHW 5 Mar 1939.
Ranson	Will of Rebecca Boughton of Laveneham spinster 18 Jan 1753 mentions William Ranson son of John Ranson of Lavenham by his wife sometime Grace Steward. Will of Henry Boughton of Laveneham gent mentions cousin William Ranson son of my late aunt Grace Steward. Davy MS. Note: Henry Boughton the elder died 15 Sept. 1711 aged 60 Grace his 2nd wife died 27 Nov. 1730 aged 53. MI at Lavenham.
Rydnall	Abstract of will of Richard Rydnall of Lavenham 1628 is at I 111.
Scoles	Robert Scoles of Grimsthorpe in parish of Edenham married Elizabeth Tipping of Obthorpe in Thurlby 29 Aug. 1820 at Thurlby.
Sculthorpe	Extracts from Pakenham registers are at IV 91.
Sedgley	Thomas Sedgley of St. Mary le Strand bachelor 25+ and Sarah Cawston of same single 28. Bishop of London Licence 24 Sept. 1773.
Sewell	Will of Dame Georgina Hacking Sewell is at X 26.
Shansfield	29 Aug. 1692 Josias Shansfield buried 11 Sept. 1742 Josias Shansfield of Stanningfield buried. Alpheton, Suffolk.
Sherman	Pedigree is at I 67.
Skevington	Emmie Skevington (wife of Joseph Hellaby Skevington) was one of the daughters and executors of Caroline Kirkham of Peterborough in 1898.
Smith	[will of] William Smith of Lavenham woolcomber 31 March 1797. To Ann Dawson dau. of Benjamin Dawson late of Felstead Essex innkeeper £55. If dead to: brother John Smith of Lavenham glover, Anne Swann of West Wratting Cambs widow, Richard Harrington of Brandiston Suffolk, John Harrington of Brandiston Suffolk, John Harrington of Bildeston, Ann How of Lavenham, John Causton of Lavenham, Lidia Cawston and Susan Cawston both of Lavenham. Nephew Samuel Smith my wearing apparel. Messuage in Babergh Street to be sold and money paid to Ann Swann, Richard Harrington, John Harrington, Ann How, John Cawston, Lydia Cawston and Susan Cawston. Executors: Thomas How of Lavenham schoolmaster and John Cawston his assistant. Witnesses: Robert Watson, John Watson, Joseph Burch.
Smith	[will] dated 16 Feb. 1740 proved 1 May 1741. Robert Smith of Lavenham carpenter, granddaughter Mary Smith, dau. of late son Robert Smith, second son William Smith, dau. Elizabeth, dau. Sarah, 3rd son John Smith, 4th son Richard, son in law John Ranson, eldest dau. Ann wife of John Ranson. Note. John Ranson and Ann Smith [married] Lt. Waldingfield 1728. Boyd.
Smith	11 June 1742 bapt. William son of William and Mary Smith, father * lately deceased. * There is no burial of this William smith in the registers and no marriage of William Smith and Mary. In letter from LHHW 14 June 1936.
Smith	14 May 1742 Mary a child of widow Mary smith buried - Lavenham. In letter from LHHW 14 June 1936.
Smith	23 Nov. 1767 William Smith and Sarah Harrington. Lavenham
Smith	6 May 1740 Thomas Smith and Mary Tabbold of Melford. Lavenham
Smith	Admon of Samuel Smith of Lavenham 16 July 1744 to Mary Smith dau. Bury Admon.
Smith	Admon of Sarah Smith of Lavenham spinster 9 June 1743 to William Smith eldest brother. Bury Adom.
Smith	Bapt. 2 Aug. 1706 Ann dau. of Robert and Mary Smith 28 June 1708 Richard son of Robert and Elizabeth Smith 21 June 1710 John son of Robert and Elizabeth Smith 21 Mar 1711/2 Elizabeth dau. of Robert and Elizabeth Smith 24 Aug. 1713 Richard son of Robert and Sarah Smith 2 Sept. 1716 Sarah dau. of Robert and Elizabeth Smith 28 Dec. 1720 Joseph son of Robert and Elizabeth Smith 30 Jan 1722/3 Mary dau. of Robert and Mary Smith 29 Aug. 1725 Elizabeth dau. of Robert and Mary Smith. Lavenham. In letter from LHHW 14 June 1936.
Smith	Caroline Fanny Smith (wife of George Sidney Smith) was one of the daughters and executors of Caroline Kirkham of Peterborough in 1898.
Smith	Drusilla Smith buried 29 Oct. 1764. Stanton St. John, Suffolk.
Smith	James Wilson smith of 5 Limerston St. Chelsea born 4 September 1793, died 10 August 1861. His family of nine children interred in London. His sister in law Hannah Harrington also of 5 Limerston St. Chelsea died 9 Mar 1869 aged 76. Elizabeth Smith died 10 March 1870 aged 80. Brompton Cemetery.
Smith	Private grave no. 27891. A D89x104, 5/6N Dunstone 8 Hd. Ft & L. James Wilson Smith buried 17.8.1861 aged 67. Hannah Harrington buried 13.3.1869 aged 76 Elizabeth Smith buried 16.3.1870 aged 80 who was the owner. There is room for two more in this grave. Brompton Cemetery.
Smith	Robert Smith of Lavenham, carpenter died 18 Apr. 1741, aged 62 (MI and will) married Elizabeth ..... Died 1 May 1745 aged 66 (MI ?will) and had children 1). Robert Smith dead in 1741 who married Mary, living 1741 2). Ann, eldest daughter married John Ranson at Lt Waldingfield 1728 3). William Smith second son 4). Elizabeth 5). Sarah died 7 June 1743 aged 26 (MI, admon 9 June to William Smith elder brother) 6). John Smith third son ?died 14 Aug. 1741 7). Richard Smith fourth son.
Smith	Sarah Smith died 7 June 1743 aged 26. / Robert Smith sen. Died 18 Apr. 1741 aged 62. \ Elizabeth Smith died 1- May 1745 aged 66. Elizabeth Smith wife of William Smith died 21 July 1802 aged 35 William Smith died Sept. 1828 aged 55 / William Smith died 2 Apr. 1797 aged 55 \ Sarah his wife died 11 Apr. 1799? Aged 66. Lavenham churchyard.
Smith	Suffolk Smiths to Marys from Boyd's Index are at VII 5-7.
Smith	The will of Henry Cawston of 8 Queens Row Kennington (PCC dated 28 Jan 1857, admon c ta 13 July 1857) mentions "my daughter Elizabeth wife of John Smith". They had a daughter Elizabeth Smith.
Smith	William smith of Colchester, schoolmaster (will, Comm of London, Essex & Herts 393 Bull proved Oct. 1741) married Sarah (one of executors) and had children William Smith, eldest son and Samuel Smith, one of executors.
Smith	At Lawshall Manor Court 18 Apr. 1623: Thomas Cawston (died about 1642) surrendered a tenement to use of Robert Smythe. Court 17 Oct. 1638: above Thomas Cawston made his surrender to himself and his grandson by hands of Henry Frost and Edmund Smith. Court 26 Jan 1676/7: William Cawston (died about 1702) surrendered to his will out of court by hands of John Cawston in presence of William Smith.
Sparrow	Abstract of will of Robert Sparrow of Ipswich gent 1698 is at I 69.
Sparrow	Elizabeth daughter of Robert Sparrow gent and Mary bapt. at Offton, Suffolk 6 June 1648.
Sparrow	Extracts from Offton registers are at IV 72-77
Sparrow	Extracts from Ipswich registers are at I 94-102.
Sparrow	Good pedigrees are at I 52-53, 80-83 and 88-91.
Sparrow	Marriage Licence Ipswich 27 Oct. 1681 William Sparrow of Somersham single and Sarah Rudland of Ofton single at Ofton or Somerton. Bondsman Andrew Rudland, brother.
Sparrow	MI at Wherstead are at I 85
Sparrow	Some extracts from Davy MSS for Ipswich are at I 40, 42, 44, 46 and 54. A note on Sparrow of Ofton from Add MS 19085 is at I 47.
Sparrow	Various Ipswich marriage licences are at I 74-75.
Sparrow	Visitation of Suffolk 1664. Sparrow of Offton. Argent 3 roses two and one [gules]. Robert of Ofton marries Mary daughter of ... Boggas of Flowton, Suffolk had children Robert Sparrow of Ofton gent 1664 and second son William.
Sparrow	Will of Samuel Sparrow of Lavenham 1721 is at XV 93-94.
Spencely	2 Oct. 1729 Admon c ta of George Abbott of Cockfield to Esther Spencely his only daughter, Edmund Howard and George Causton the executors having renounced. Bury AB VII 182 ( and see Clagett II 517)
Spurgeon	7 July 1667 Elizabeth daughter of Thomas Spurgeon bapt. Gedding, Suffolk.
Spurgeon	Elizabeth Ellen Spurgeon died 21 June 1920 aged 54. Her only son George Cawston died of wounds in France 23 Sept. 1916 aged 25. MI in Gt. Bardfield churchyard, Essex. (in letter from LHH Whitehead, 14 Dec. 1946).
Stedman	Richard Stedman in his will leaves as his "supervisor John Cason of Lawsell, brother in law" Blomefielde 293 (1595-7) Archd. Sudbury. In letter from LHHW 29 June 1939.
Stedman	Steadman 1578 Richard and Isabel Steward. Nowton Steadman 1594 Richard and Alice Powley. Rattlesden.
Stedman	Will of Richard Stedman of Nowton dated 26 July 1596, mentions Mr Anthony Payne, William Stedman of Tostock (brother) John Cason of Lawsell (brother in law) Thomas Parker, Ralph Goodchild. Witnesses John Adam Clarke, Robert Hammond, Luke Mayhew. From "East Anglian".
Steed	Sir Richard Steede parish priest of Kentford witness to will of John Hamonde of Kentford 13 Aug. 1535 (PCC 7 Crumwell).
Steward	At Hanningfields Manor Court 23 Oct. 1657: William Cawston of Lawshall (died 1660) had surrendered out of court 14 Apr. 1657 to his will by hands of John Steward and Phillip Banckes.
Sturmyn	Abstract of will of Thomas Sturmyn of Lavenham, dated 4 Oct. 1493, mentioning William Causton and Thomas Causton is at XII 21.
Stutter	Married Thursday, Mr Jeremiah Stutter of Fornham All Saints to Miss Cawston daughter of Mr Causton of Chippenham. Bury Post 20 Oct. 1813.
Swaine	Caroline Swaine formerly Boot spinster late of Piccadilly to Edward Swaine the husband. Middx. Mar 1828 PCC admon. £600.
Swaine	Will of George Swaine Esq. of Hertford Oct. 1829 (PCC 611 Liverpool) mentions Mr Postle Jackson; cousin Ann Taylor widow of Gravesend.
Swales	William Swales of Wrawby, Lincs. farmer was on of the executors of James Bradley Kirkham in 1879.
Swann	16 Oct. 1800 Ann Swann widow produces deed signed by Thomas How schoolmaster and John Davis Causton yeoman that she bought property named in will of William Smith in Babergh St. Lavenham Manor Court.
Sworns- bourne	John A Swornsbourne was a schoolmaster in India but had to return because of his wife's health. His brother in law Dr. W H Causton later set him up in a school at Bognor. He later worked for Educational Supply Association.
Sworns- bourne	" J A Swornsbourne was second master from the opening in 1870, when he left to assume charge of the Diocesan High School (Byculla College) at Bombay. Boys and master combined to give him, on his departure, a gold watch, which was handed to him by Mr Herbert pretty, as Captain of the school; Daymond [Rev. A C Daymond MA headmaster] publicly thanked him for his " zealous, earnest and loving help"; and in 1913 he attended the Old Framlinghamians' dinner in London, and showed the watch to the assembled company and told them he had worn it for 43 years". Framlingham College, the 1st 60 years (1925) p 64/5.
Sworns- bourne	John A Swornsbourne married Eliza Jane Causton at Christchurch, Byculla, India, 27 Mar 1872. Notice from Suffolk paper. In letter from LHH Whitehead.
Sworns- bourne	The dau who married Swornsborne died about 1886 and had Katy, Annie, Mabel, Maud, Gordon (a C I V in the Boer War) and Francis.
Talbott	26 June 1728. Admon of John Talbott of Lavenham to widow Alice. Bury AB VI 171.
Tashburghe	John Tashburghe Esq. 13 May 6 Edw. 6 of Pakenham. Land in Garbolsham, Norfolk which I had of my brother in law Sr. William Corson clerk.
Tempest	Will of William Tempest FRS of Cranbrook Kent. PCC dated 1756 proved 1761 mentions wife Elizabeth, Sons William T and George T, grandson John Christian son of John Christian of Smardon Kent, daughters Ann T and Christian T, daughter Bridget wife of Thomas Mercer, daughter Mary wife of James Beckett, daughter Penelope wife of Abraham Whittaker, daughter Dorasebella wife of William Lott.
Thoresby	Edward Thoresby who married Mary Beddingfield was son of Thomas Thoresby of Southacre (son and heir of Henry of Southacre Norfolk esq.) By his wife, dau. of --- Clibutt of Castle Acre Norfolk. Visitation of Essex 1634 p435.
Thoresby	Extract from Morant's Essex is at IV 60-61.
Thornton	Married, Colonel Thornton of Thomville Royal to Miss Cawston of Mundon, Essex. Bury Post 30 July 1806.
Tipping	11 Feb. 1827 Emma dau of Matthew and Elizabeth Tipping of Obthorpe bapt. Thurlby, near Bourne, Lincs. (communicated by the vicar, Rev. W G Summers in letter 19 January 1949).
Tipping	17 Nov. 1841 William Codd, full age, bachelor, miller of Thurlby married Ann Tipping, minor, spinster, of Thurlby dau. of Matthew Tipping, farmer. Thurlby, near Bourne, Lincs. (communicated by the vicar Rev. W G Summers in letter 19 Jan 1949).
Tipping	1841 census Thurlby, near bourne, Lincs. (HO107/623) Matthew Tipping 44 farmer yes Elizabeth Tipping 40 yes Mary Tipping 20 yes Ann Tipping 18 yes Caroline Tipping 17 yes Emma Tipping 14 yes.
Tipping	29 Aug. 1820 Robert Scoles of Grimsthorpe in parish of Edenham married Elizabeth Tipping of Obthorpe (in parish of Thurlby). Witnesses: William Tipping and Mary Scoles. Thurlby near Bourne, Lincs. (communicated by the vicar, Rev W G Summers, in letter 19 January 1949).
Tipping	31 July 1845 Joseph Keed Bullen, full age, bachelor, hatter, of Peterborough married Sarah Tipping, full age, spinster, of Thurlby, dau of Matthew Tipping, farmer. Emma Tipping was a witness. Thurlby, near Bourne, Lincs. (communicated by the vicar, Rev. W G Summers in letter 19 January 1949).
Tipping	4 Dec. 1818 Ann dau of John and Elizabeth Tipping of Obthorpe bapt. Thurlby, near Bourne, Lincs. (communicated by the vicar, Rev. W G Summers in letter 19 January 1949).
Tipping	Admon of Matthew Tipping of Bainton Northants farmer who died 25 Mar 1870 [aged 50] at Bainton was granted at Peterborough to Ann Maria Tipping, the relict. Under £2000.
Tipping	In his letter of 19 January 1949 the vicar Rev. W G Summers gave me all Tipping entries for the following periods: Baptisms 1784-1849, Marriages 1787-1900, burials 1784-1849. Thurlby, near bourne, Lincs.
Tipping	James Bradley Kirkham of Alford, full age, bachelor, farmer son of John Kirkham farmer married by licence Caroline Tipping, minor, spinster dau of Matthew Tipping, farmer, at Thurlby, near Bourne, Lincs. 27 February 1844. Witnesses James Haynes, Susannah Ann Kirkham.
Tipping	The will of Caroline Tipping of the Hyde, Kingsbury Middx. Widow who died 26 May 1881 was proved at PPR by Alfred Chad of the Hyde, beerhouse keeper, and Thomas Tipping of the Hyde, grocer's assistant, the executors. £1877 5s. 0d.
Tipping	The will of Matthew Tipping of Croxton Kerrial Leicester farmer and grazier who died 23 Feb. 1873 [aged 55] at Croxton Kerrial was proved at PPR by Charles Basker of Grantham Lincs. baker and Robert Threadgold of Marston Lincs. farmer, the executors. Under £3000.
Tipping	The following odd items are from the Index of Deaths 1870-1874. Matthew Tipping Mar 1870 Stamford 50 Matthew Tipping June 1870 Peterbro' 73 Matthew Tipping Dec. 1871 Grantham 32 Elizabeth Mary Tipping Mar 1872 Peterbro' 74 - 3b 145 Matthew Tipping Mar 1873 Grantham 55 Mary Tipping June 1873 Huntingdon 85.
Tipping	Thurlby, near Bourne - Matthew Tipping. White's Lincolnshire Directory. 1842.
Tipping	Will of Matthew Tipping of Peterborough, gent dated 4 Apr. 1870 * Executors: Mr Robert Hilliam and Mr Stephen Stanley. Witnesses: Frederick Goodyer, John Maddison. Everything to be sold at auction and proceeds paid to my wife at £1 per week. Anything left to my dau Emma Human. My silver spectacles to my son in law John Pumfrett, my silver watch to my grandson Edwin Pumfrett. Died at Peterborough 6 May 1870 [aged 73]. Admon c. t. a. at Peterborough 3 Oct. 1870 to Elizabeth Mary Tipping the relict and residuary legatee for life, the executors renouncing. * One of the witnesses, John Maddison of Huntingdon, gent, swore that he had written the will and the date should really have been 4 May 1870. Under £300.
Tipping	William Tipping signed vestry minutes 9 April and 8 July 1819 of Thurlby, near Bourne, Lincs. (communicated by the vicar, Rev. W G Summers in letter 19 January 1949). A William Tipping was also a witness at the marriage at Thurlby 29 Aug. 1820 of Robert Scoles of Grimsthorpe (parish of Edenham) and Elizabeth Tipping of Obthorpe (parish of Thurlby).
Trendall	"My cousin Elinor Trendall, wife of George Trendall of St. Hurst parish in Berks, labourer", mentioned in will of Bernard Cason of St. Olave Southwark, waterman (PCC 9 Lane, dated 8 Apr. 1707, proved 27 Jan 1708/9)
Truelove	PCC 41 Meade. William Truelove of Blakenham upon the Hill, Suffolk. Lands I have by inheritance in Tillingham, Essex. Wife Margaret, many children, cousin Mr. James Caston. Proved 7 May 1618.
Turner	"Your pedigree of the Westerman Cawstons is interesting; I can't yet place Lydia Turner. The tombstone to her is between the other Cawstons and it is an exact copy of the later Cawston in pattern. She was apparently a Miss Cawston or a Mrs Cawston who remarried. In letter from LHHW 23 Nov. 1936.
Underwood	Extracts from Monks Eleigh register are at XI 118.
Underwood	Extracts from the Blakenham registers are at I 72.
Van der Pant	Francis John Van der Pant of Kingston on Thames, dentist, married Margaret Ann Causton 16 Apr. 1872 at St. Mary's Woodbridge. Notice from local paper (in letter from LHH Whitehead).
Van der Pant	Margaret Causton who married Van der Pant died about 1886/7 and had Florence, Constance married ---- Phillips, dentist.
Varo	Fo. 1560 of the T A Walker volumes at Ipswich library seems to suggest that Mary Varo was baptised at Whepstead 10 Mar 1716.
Varo	William Varo of Lawshall, yeoman. To John Causton son of my daughter Mary Cawston all freeholds and copyholds in Cockfield and Lawshall when he attains 21, he paying to my said daughter for life 3s a week and to her sons William Varo Cawston £20, Abraham Cawston £20 and Charles Cawston £20 within one year of the death of my said daughter. In case of minority of any legatee, executor is to invest money. John Hayward of Hanningfield in Lawshall executor. To be buried at Stanningfield. Dated 15 May 1750, proved 20 June 1750. Bury, Clagett VII 286. Taken from T K Crossfields abstract in Ipswich library.
Varo	At Lawshall Manor Court 1 June 1750: John Cawston, a minor, son of John Cawston by his wife Mary daughter of William Varo, admitted (per John Hayward during his minority) under the will of the said William Varo his grandfather.
Wakeling	Extracts from Haverhill non conformist registers are at XVI 14-15.
Wall	Henry Wall called brother in the will of John Costyn of Mildenhall (Bury, Longe 555, dated 18 Nov. 1545, proved 9 Dec. 1545).
Watkinson	" the staple trade of the town [Lavenham] was wool and Mr Watkinson was one of the master wool combers, wealthy for such a locality, for he was reckoned to be worth £30,000". Autobiography of Mrs Gibert (1878 edn.) p. 19.
Watkinson	Died 26 Oct. last, respected and regretted by his friends and numerous family, Samuel Watkinson Esq. of Middletown Conneticut, North America, formerly an emigrant yarn maker of Lavenham. Bury Post 10 Sept. 1817.
Watts	" Frances Watts who gives evidence [i.e. Was deponent in Cawston v Parlett] was born a Branwhite and married Thomas Watts who together with their son Thomas Watts made grandfather clocks and the son the clock in Lavenham church tower". In letter from LHHW of 18 Nov. 1936.
Weekes	John Weeks was a complainant (with Peter Causton) in the chancery suit regarding the personal estate of John Causton (died 1665) citizen and weaver. Chancery suit - see XII 14.
Weller	At Lawshall Manor Court: Sarah widow of John Cawston (died 1791) had become Sarah Weller of Little Bentley, widow by 7 Mar 1810.
Westerman	According to pedigree in Master's Papers in Cawston v Parlett, John Cawston, brother of Abraham of Shimpling Hall, married Ann (sic) Westerman.
Westrop	For pedigree showing marriage of Margery Westrop (1661-1727) daughter of John Westrop (died 1706) to William Ranson see Ranson slip.
Westrop	Ralph Westrop of Lavenham, bricklayer. Will dated 11 Feb. 1779, proved 11 Feb. 1783; Archd. Sudbury Dalton VIII 9. Witnesses: Robert Horsley, Timothy King, John Causton. In letter from LHHW 27 Feb. 1939.
White	Honoria Cason of Greenford, widow. Will PCC 10 Harvey proved 15 June 1638/9 by Thomas White, clerk.
Whiting	A pedigree of Whiting of Ipswich linking Ponder of Lavenham with Sparrow is at I 84.
Wiles	John Wiles of Malden, Essex, haberdasher, 1619, mentions brother in law Phillip Caston
Wiles	Will of John Wiles of Lavenham 1694 (PCC 202 Irby) is at II 6.
Winder	Mary Winder wife of George Winder was niece and one of the next of kin of William Cawston late of Elmington, Norfolk, widower, who died at sea. Admon (PCC) was granted to her 15 Jan 1827.
Wing	According to pedigree in Master's Papers in Cawston v Parlett, Mary sister of Abraham Cawston of Shimpling Hall, married Richard Wing.
Woodshide	Dorothy daughter of Robert and Dorothy Woodshide bapt. 25 Sept. 1608. Glemsford.
Wright	At Lawshall Manor Court 25 Oct. 1652: John Cawston (died 1698) surrendered to his will out of court by hands of John Wright the elder and William Garwood.