Shows content of all background text files, highlights variants of 'Gyn', 'Gynn' , 'Ginn', etc in each file
There are [ 113 ] text files.
File: [ 1 ] [ Arthur_Gynne_1580_London.txt ]
"Allegations for marriage licences issued by the Bishop of London v.25" 1580 Aug. 13 MARRIAGE LICENCES GRANTED Arthur Gynne, of Anstye, Herts, & Mary Packeman, Sp r ; Gen. Lic. https://archive.org/stream/AllegationsForMarriageLicencesIssuedByTheBishopOfLondonV.25/AllegationsMarriageLicenseIssdBishopLondon_Chester_408pg55048979_djvu.txt - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - "Year Books of Probates" (from 1630) abstracts of probate acts in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury" GYNNE, ARTHUR, the elder, of Anstie, Herts. Will [102 Scroope] pr. Nov. 23 by ROBERT GYNN. https://archive.org/stream/yearbooksofproba01cantuoft/yearbooksofproba01cantuoft_djvu.txt
File: [ 2 ] [ Arthur_Gynne_1629_Anstey.txt ]
Prerogative Court of Canterbury register Scroope (1630) : abstracts and index Published in 1934 SCROOPE FOLIO 102 1194 Arthur Gynne sr. of Anstie, Herts.yeo. Oct.6,1629. Bur. there in Ch.nr.my w.; Wm.G., sr .s. of my bro.Hen. G. decd.; Hen.G. the Collier, my sis's. s. & Al. Meade & Frances Wright her ds.; Tho. Kinge of Langley, my sis's s.s.; my neph. Art.Kinge of Barkway & Rob.G.(exec.) s. of my bro.Hen. Witn:John Rowley, Wm.Wenham, Ric.Carter. (Pr.Nov.23.) pg 147 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5594169&page=161&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=6cafd94a1ce4b8b9
File: [ 3 ] [ Benjamin_Ginn_1748_Essex.txt ] Note: In IGI
The Publications of the Harleian Society: Registers, Volume 15 By Harleian Society Marriages at St George's Chapel, Hyde Park Corner 1748 Sep 25 Benjamin Ginn & Margaret Dean pg 114 https://books.google.ca/books?id=Qi4EAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA222&lpg=PA222&dq=%22Edward+Ginn%22+%22Essex%22&source=bl&ots=TqGdZY_UYd&sig=ACfU3U1hi6n9hbYs7ZnyDg0lrh5ykHfbpg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi2qr2H86byAhXXKM0KHY_FBPwQ6AF6BAgREAM#v=onepage&q=%22Edward%20Ginn%22%20%22Essex%22&f=false
File: [ 4 ] [ Edward_Ginn_1752_Essex.txt ] Note: In IGI
The Publications of the Harleian Society: Registers, Volume 15 By Harleian Society Marriages at St George's Chapel, Hyde Park Corner 1752 July 19 Edward Ginn & Sarah Kennell of St George, Queen Square https://books.google.ca/books?id=Qi4EAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA222&lpg=PA222&dq=%22Edward+Ginn%22+%22Essex%22&source=bl&ots=TqGdZY_UYd&sig=ACfU3U1hi6n9hbYs7ZnyDg0lrh5ykHfbpg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi2qr2H86byAhXXKM0KHY_FBPwQ6AF6BAgREAM#v=onepage&q=%22Edward%20Ginn%22%20%22Essex%22&f=false
File: [ 5 ] [ Edward_Gynn_c_1686_Ashwell_Hertfordshire.txt ]
Name: Edward Gynn Christening Date: 28 Feb 1686 Christening Place: Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Christening Place (Original): Ashwell, Hertford, England Father's Name: Edward Gynn Mother's Name: Elizabeth Book Number: 942.58 V27 v. 3 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: P00805-1 Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5GB-W9N : 19 March 2020), Edward Gynn, 1686.
File: [ 6 ] [ Edward_Gynn_c_1716_Ashwell_Hertfordshire.txt ]
Name: Edward Gynn Christening Date: 11 Nov 1716 Christening Place: Ashwell, Hertfordshire, England Christening Place (Original): Ashwell, Hertford, England Father's Name: Thomas Gynn Mother's Name: Anne Digital Folder Number: 004946656 Microfilm Number: 991363 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: J07205-1 Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NR4Q-T4D : 21 March 2020), Edward Gynn, 1716.
File: [ 7 ] [ Edward_Gynne_1540_the_Downes.txt ]
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII (Volume 1) Author : Great Britain. Public Record Office Published in 1862 1446 Bulwarks The Great Castle at the Downes Edward Gynne [ and others ] ... are at the King's appointment. pg 494 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=158401&page=60&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=965016a885568e1c https://archive.org/details/pt2addletterspap01greauoft/page/494/mode/2up?q=Gynne Deal Castle Kent see also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deal_Castle
File: [ 8 ] [ Edward_Gynne_1635.txt ]
C8 Mitford Vol 1 all A-H Edward Gynne, 1635, Little Wymondley, Hertfordshire ID no: 216 Bundle: 38 No: 19 Plaintiff 1st surname: Alington Named plaintiffs: Sir Giles Alington kt, William Alington, Elizabeth Alington his wife and Giles Alington and Robert Trussell Code: Defendant 1st surname: Nodes Named defendants: John Nodes and Edward Nodes, Henry Cory, Thomas Tearebucke, William Greene, Edward Gynne and Edward Fishe and Mary Fishe his wife Date: 1635 Place or subject: parcel of Little Wymondley manor, Hertfordshire line 216 in file: C 8 Mitford Vol 01 all A-H.xlsx Vol 1-7 37877 - The National Archives https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/hiddenarchives/images/Legal Team/C 8 Mitford/C 8 Mitford a draft data/C 8 Mitford Vol 01 all A-H.xlsx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Wymondley
File: [ 9 ] [ Elizabeth_Gynne_1576_Burnham_Green.txt ]
Shadrack Wells Shadrack Wells married Elizabeth Wells (born Gynne) in 1610. Elizabeth was born in 1576, in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts. https://www.myheritage.com/names/shadrack_wells Gynne in Burnham Green: Elizabeth Gynne: Birth: 1576 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts. Ann Gynne: Birth: 1584 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts. Edward Gynne: Birth: 1603 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts?. Death: 1606 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts? Isobel Gynne: Birth: 1605 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts?. Death: 1606 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts? Joan Gynne: Birth: 1579 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts. John Gynne: Birth: 1538 in Aston, Herts. Death: 1609 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts. John Gynne: Birth: 1569 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts.. Death: 1622 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts? Margaret Gynne: Birth: 1589 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts. Mary Gynne: Birth: 1570 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts. Mary Gynne: Birth: 1608 in Burnham Green, Datchworth, Herts?. Peter Gynne: Birth: 1612. https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/242025/I062865/-/index?letter=G&pageindex=20053
File: [ 10 ] [ Elizabeth_Gynne_about_1600_Essex.txt ]
Essex Journal Spring 2016
Robert Bedell (1624 - c.1700) of Fairstead, Essex, and New England by Margo Miller
John Bedell "The Younger = Johan Gynes
|
Elizabeth Gynne = John Bedell
12th December 1622 at Terling
7 Children, 1 infant death
That parish register gives her name as Elizabeth Gynne, but although Gynnes were long recorded in Terling, there is no record of her baptism there (or at Fairstead where John the Younger (C) had married Johane Gynes in 1550. Fig. 3).
pg 20-21
Image: Pages from the earliest surviving parish register for Fairstead, St Mary the Virgin, with the marriage entry for John (C) Beadle to Johane Gynes, July 1550.
pg 22
https://www.esah1852.org.uk/library/files/Essex-Journal-Spring-2016.pdf
Elizabeth Bedell (Gynne)
Also Known As: "Gwynne"
Birthdate: 1604
Birthplace: ??
Death: June 12, 1636 (31-32)
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Roger Gynne and Ann Gynne
Wife of John Bedell
Mother of John Bedell; Robert Bedell; Johanna Bedell; James Bedell; Thomas Bedell and 1 other
Managed by: Kate Frenette
Last Updated: May 5, 2020
https://www.geni.com/people/Elizabeth-Bedell/6000000004099521219
Elizabeth Gynne, born in Essex
1604 - 1636
https://www.ancestry.ca/genealogy/records/john-beadle-24-wsq2h8
FamilySearch says Elizabeth was born in Cornwall in 1598. Not plausible.File: [ 11 ] [ Elizebeth_Gynne_1553_Stevenage.txt ]
The visitations of Bedfordshire, annis Domini 1566, 1582, and 1634. ... [ (Volume 19-21) Author : Harvey, William, d. 1567 Elizebeth d. of Gynne of Bedfford and Steuenidge eldest son married Edmond Nodes of Steuenidge in com. Hertfford 1553 +/- he was at the winning of Bullen with Hen 8 et 28 h. 8 Family is: Nodes of Tempsford Hall in Bedfordshire, 2 km north of Sandy children: 1. John Nodes was 19 yere old 1572 he married Elizabeth d. of Edmund Rudd of Stevenage 2. Rose 3. Beatrice NOTE: calculated date back from age of son, John pg 128 https://archive.org/details/visitationsofbed19blay/page/128/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/visitationsofbed19blay/visitationsofbed19blay_djvu.txt https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=406481&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=7f2914573e959dd0 This book: The Visitations of Hertfordshire: Made by Robert Cooke, Esq., Clarencieux, in 1572 By Robert Cooke says her name is Elizabeth Gwynne, pg 18 (By me Edmund Nodes) https://books.google.ca/books?id=DSoEAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA18&lpg=PA18&dq=nodes+of+stevenage&source=bl&ots=rxn7gze6fw&sig=ACfU3U1c3dvhQywK6oUYfwNuaNGmRIhSAg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjhu4PsjJHzAhXTFlkFHeGIA104ChDoAXoECBMQAw#v=onepage&q=nodes%20of%20stevenage&f=false
File: [ 12 ] [ George_Gyn_1541_London.txt ]
1541 London Subsidy roll: Tower Ward George GYN (£20) (10 shillings) Pages 102-108 https://www.british-history.ac.uk/london-record-soc/vol29/pp102-108 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Index of jurors The following are the names of the jurors. They appear at the commencement of every inquisition so often, that it was not thought necessary to insert the pages on which their names occur. GYNNE, (GYN, Gyene), George. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/abstract/no3/xv-xvii - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Inquisitions: 1586 Pages 84-99 George GYN Abstracts of Inquisitiones Post Mortem For the City of London: Part 3. Robert Weynam. Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 17 June, 28 Eliz. [1586], before Wolstan Dixie, knight, Mayor and escheator, after the death of Robert Weynam, citizen and ironmonger of London, by the oath of Robert Dickenson, Thomas Russell, John Harrison, George GYN, John Jackson, Roger Hole, Peter Legat, John Bond, William Stiche, William Crowche, Edmond Owen, William Harvy, Nicholas Hawkesford, Peter Noxton, Thomas Wig and John Thompson, who say that ... Thomas Cokkys, gentleman. Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 17 June, 28 Eliz. [1586], before Wolstan Dixie, knight, Mayor and escheator, after the death of Thomas Cokkys, gent., by the oath of Robert Dickynson, Thomas Russell, John Harryson, George Gyne, John Jackson, Roger Hole, Peter Legat, John Bonde, William Styche, William Crowche, Edmund Owen, William Harvye, Nicholas Hauckesforde, Peter Noxon, Thomas Wigges and John Thompson, who say that https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/abstract/no3/pp84-99
File: [ 13 ] [ George_Gynn_1588_London.txt ] - See: [ George_Gynn_Stevenage_merchant_tailor_London.txt ]
"Allegations for marriage licences issued by the Bishop of London v.25" Dec. 3 George GYNN, of St Edmund's, Lombard Street, London, Merchant Taylor, & Mary Johnson, of same, Sp 1 *, dau. of [blank] Johnson, late of Barnett, Herts, dec d ; Gen. Lic. [See ante, 3 July 1588.] https://archive.org/stream/AllegationsForMarriageLicencesIssuedByTheBishopOfLondonV.25/AllegationsMarriageLicenseIssdBishopLondon_Chester_408pg55048979_djvu.txt see: william_gynn_1589_london.txt
File: [ 14 ] [ George_Gynn_1698_Norwich.txt ]
Norfolk lists from the reformation to the present time; comprising lists of lord lieutenants, baronets, high sheriffs, and members of Parliament, of the county of Norfolk; bishops, deans, chancellors, archdeacons, prebendaries, members of Parliament, mayors, sheriffs, recorders, & stewards, of the city of Norwich; members of Parliament and mayors of the boroughs of Yarmouth, Lynn, Thetford, and Castle Rising; also a list of persons connected with the county, of whom engraved portraits have been published, and a descriptive list of tradesmens' tokens & provincial halfpennies issued in the county of Norfolk., . | HathiTrust Digital Library A George GYNN, was sheriff of Norwich in 1698 #78 (p. 62) https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=hvd.32044081194227;seq=78 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044081194227&view=1up&seq=78&skin=2021&q1=gynn
File: [ 15 ] [ George_Gynn_Stevenage_merchant_tailor_London.txt ] For marriage of George Gynn to Alice Webb, see file: [ 19 ] [ George_Gynne_1574_London.txt ]
George GYNN, was a Merchant-Tailor in London. "To break off from discussing Hertfordshire families as such for a moment, I thought I would mention the Coat of Arms for the Hertfordshire Ginn Family, though strictly the family of George Ginn of Stevenage and the City of London, a Merchant Tailor. George Ginn was born in the reign of King Henry the 8th in Stevenage. He went to London and was apprenticed as a Merchant Tailor and later granted Freedom of the City. He did quite well for himself during the reign of Good Queen Bess, married and had three sons and a daughter - Wilfred, William, Richard and Jane. All three sons are mentioned in various surviving records and two are known to have married, but the Ginn line died out. Jane married a man called Cook and had a number of children, some (as are the Ginn family themselves) mentioned in "Boyds Inhabitants of London" (GHB; https://ginn-hertfordshire.blogspot.com/2012/07/ginn-coat-of-arms.html) - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Michael Taylor says: "I do not know who Geo's parents are - it is too early but I think he mentioned a bro in his will" - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Geo. GYN together with Rose, his wife in 1563 in Stevenage. The Hertfordshire Genealogist by William Brigg, 1895 1563. Easter Term. 5 Eliz. (Cont.). Henry GYN : Geo. GYN and Rose his wife. Two messuages and lands in Stevenache alias Stevenage. pg 337 Is this him(?) https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt gyn_background_notes_after_1500/Henry_Gyn_1563_Stevenage.txt - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - "Allegations for marriage licences issued by the Bishop of London v.25" by Chester, Joseph Lemuel, 1887 MARRIAGE LICENCES GRANTED, 1588 Dec. 3 George GYNN, of St Edmund's, Lombard Street, London, Merchant Taylor, & Mary Johnson, of same, Sp 1 *, dau. of [blank] Johnson, late of Barnett, Herts, dec d ; Gen. Lic. [See ante, 3 July 1588.] This is George GYNN, son on George GYNN, Merchant-Tailor - See [ George_Gynn_1588_London.txt ] pg 174 https://archive.org/stream/AllegationsForMarriageLicencesIssuedByTheBishopOfLondonV.25/AllegationsMarriageLicenseIssdBishopLondon_Chester_408pg55048979_djvu.txt - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - George GYNNE marries Alice, widow of John Webbe in 1574 ... possibly George GYNN, Merchant-Tailor. Abstracts of Inquisitiones post mortem relating to the city of London, returned into the Court of chancery during the Tudor period by Great Britain. Court of Chancery; Fry, George Samuel, b. 1853-; Fry, Edw. Alex. (Edward Alexander); Madge, Sidney Joseph Publication date 1896 Inquisitiones Post Mortem for London Margaret Webb Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 27 Oct., 18 Eliz. [1576] After the death of John Webb, father of Margaret John Webbe died 12 August last past, the said Alice his wife entered into the said premises and took the profits thereof, with remainder to the said Margaret. Now the jurors say that the said Alice married George GYNNE whereby the said George and Alice were seised of the said premises, with remainders as before. The said Margaret died 2 August, 16 Eliz. [1574], without heirs of her body, being within the age of 14 years. The said George GYNNE in right of Alice his wife, who still survives, takes the profits of the said premises. pg 206 Chan. Inq. p. m., 18 Eliz., part 2, No. 10. https://archive.org/details/abstractsofinqui2627grea/page/n219/mode/2up
File: [ 16 ] [ George_Gynne_1566_London.txt ]
Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office: Elizabeth [I], v.3 1563-1566. | HathiTrust Digital Library George GYNNE, 'merchant taylor' 2215. ) 4 Oct. 1566. The like for William Lambe to alienate three tenements and a garden adjoining in Colmanstrete in the Parish of St. Stephen in Colmanstrete, London, now in the several tenures of Richard Jackman, ' upholder ', William Tisdale, farrier, and Thomas Shanbroke, tiler, and two gardens, now in the several tenures of George GYNNE, citizen and merchant taylor of London, and Ancelin Beckett (which three tenements and the adjoining garden abbut on a tenement now in the tenure of Philip Paskins, ' mason', and a cottage in Horse Alley there on the South, on the tenement of John Sheriff, barber, on the North, on Colmanstrete on the West and on a small cottage in the said garden in the tenure of GYNNE on the East, and which two gardens lying together abbut on a tenement in Swanne Alley on the North, on ' le Alley ' there leading to the gardens called Horse Alley on the South, on gardens in the tenure of Christopher Dawbney on the East, and on the said garden in the tenure of Jackman on the West) and all garden ground in Horse Alley aforesaid in the said Parish late in the tenure of Richard Gresham, knight, and Isabel his wife to GYNNE aforesaid and Leverich Forster of London. For 27s. pg 399 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=mdp.39015005687200;seq=409 4 Oct. 1566. Commission to Robert Catlyn, knight, [m. 9d.] Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench, and James Dyer, knight, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, to hear in the Guildhall of London an appeal of error in the record, process and judgment in a suit of trespass on the case brought by George GYNNE, 'marchaunt taylor', against John Alleyn before the Mayor and Aldermen of London in the Chamber of the Guildhall; at the suit of Alleyn. pg 492 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=mdp.39015005687200;seq=502 Index GYNNE;, George, 2215, 2750.
File: [ 17 ] [ George_Gynne_1568_London.txt ]
Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office: Elizabeth [I], v.4 1566-1569. | HathiTrust Digital Library 535.) 10 June 1567. The like for George GYNNE to alienate three messuages in Colmanstreate in the Parish of St. Stephen in Colmanstreate, London, now in the several tenures of Thomas Shanbroke, William Tysdale and Richard Jackman, to Thomas Shanbroke and Richard Jackman. For 17s. 4d. pg 81 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=mdp.39015005687218;seq=89 2405.) 26 March 1569. The like for George GYNNE, citizen and ‘merchaun- tailor' of London, to alienate two messuages, now or late in the several tenures of Richard Jackman, 'upholder', deceased, and William Tysedale, ‘smythe', in Colmanstrete in the Parish of St. Stephen Colmanstrete, London, (between a messuage in the tenure of John Sheriffe, 'barbor surgion', on the North and a tenement in the tenure of Thomas Shanbroke, tiler', on the South, and abbutting on Colmanstrete on the West and on a garden in GYNNE's tenure on the East) to William Axe, citizen and 'plommer' of London. For 12s. [m. 5] https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=mdp.39015005687218;seq=415 Index GYNNE;, George, 535, 2405
File: [ 18 ] [ George_Gynne_1570_London.txt ]
"Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors of the Fraternity of St. John the Baptist, in the city of London : and of its associated charities and institutions" by Clode, Charles M. (Charles Mathew), 1818-1893 Publication date 1875 Memorials of the Fraternity. XXI THE MAYORALTY OF SIR THOMAS ROWE, CITIZEN AND MERCHANT TAYLOR, 1568 Item. That xvj of the Bachelors Company, whose names are here underwritten, shall give theire attendance at the Guildehall upon the morrowe after Symonde and Jude nexte, and to helpe to carry in ye servis of meate to the Ladies and Gentilwomen and other Estate that shalbe sett and be served before the Mayor, shall come from Westminster, (viz.),— George GYNNE (and others) pg 116 Index Page 741 GYNNE, George—116. https://archive.org/stream/ldpd_13051423_000/ldpd_13051423_000_djvu.txt
File: [ 19 ] [ George_Gynne_1574_London.txt ] See file: [ 15 ] [ George_Gynn_Stevenage_merchant_tailor_London.txt ]
Abstracts of Inquisitiones post mortem relating to the city of London, returned into the Court of chancery during the Tudor period by Great Britain. Court of Chancery; Fry, George Samuel, b. 1853-; Fry, Edw. Alex. (Edward Alexander); Madge, Sidney Joseph Publication date 1896 Inquisitiones Post Mortem for London Margaret Webb Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 27 Oct., 18 Eliz. [1576] After the death of John Webb, father of Margaret John Webbe died 12 August last past, the said Alice his wife entered into the said premises and took the profits thereof, with remainder to the said Margaret. Now the jurors say that the said Alice married George GYNNE whereby the said George and Alice were seised of the said premises, with remainders as before. The said Margaret died 2 August, 16 Eliz. [1574], without heirs of her body, being within the age of 14 years. The said George GYNNE in right of Alice his wife, who still survives, takes the profits of the said premises. pg 206 Chan. Inq. p. m., i8 Eliz., part 2, No. 10. https://archive.org/details/abstractsofinqui2627grea/page/n219/mode/2up
File: [ 20 ] [ George_Gynne_Governor_County_Prison_1783_Norwich.txt ]
The Norwich Directory [1783] or, Gentlemen and Tradesmen's Assistant, by William Chase GYNNE George, Governor of the County Prison, Castle-hill House GYNNE George, jun. Upholder, No. 17, Red-lion-lane also Morland Nat. Carpenter and Joiner — GYNNE’s Yard, Red lion lane https://www.gutenberg.org/files/62333/62333-h/62333-h.htm More in folder: George_GYNNE_1780_Norwich
File: [ 21 ] [ Ginn_Gynn_or_Gynne_hertford_county_records.txt ]
"Hertford County records" Publication date 1905 Volume for 1643 & 1644 156. Information of Jane, wife of Richard GYNN, that John Whiskett, of Ware, said that he heard Bessie Swack say that Joane Saban was naught ” with one in informant’s house sixteen times together. pg 88 https://archive.org/details/b24878315_0001/page/86/mode/2up?q=Gynn, Volume for 1665-1668 1665 75. Recognizance for the appearance of Joseph Harding and Jonas Addison to give evidence against William Ginn, concerning menie great misdemeanours, and in particular for striking Mr. Thomas Seranke, one of the chief constables of the hundred of Bridgewater, and for that the said William Ginn did chaleng and urge the said Mr. Thomas Seranke (after the said Ginn was tould the said Mr. Seranke was high constable) to fight with him. And for that the said William Ginn sware he would beate him.” Page -215- https://archive.org/details/b24878315_0001/page/168/mode/2up?q=Ginn Volume for 1669-1672 66. Indictment of Thomas Gatward, of Royston, co. Cambridge, for uttering scandalous words towards Francis GYNN, viz., “ What you (Francis GYNN,) come into the highway to steal men’s horses, and it is all one as to pick a man’s pocket !” pg 217 https://archive.org/details/b24878315_0001/page/216/mode/2up?q=Gynn, Volume for 1683-1684 1683 589. The petition of Thomas Bridgeman, Thomas GYNNE, John Benton, William Parnell, and John Disher, inhabitants of the parish of Endfield, co. Middx.;— Sets forth that the petitioners are tenants of the Duke of Albemarle, “ for severall messuages and lands lying in the said parish of Endfield ” where they “ with their families dwell and inhabit, and have been so for many years past ; ” and that they are also tenants to the said Duke of some lands lying in the parish of Chesthunt, in the county of Hertford. They have not a “ ploughland in tillage or pasture ” in the county of Hertford. They have been charged with the repair of highways in the parish of Enfield, but have not been so charged in Chesthunt. They complain, however, that lately they have been indicted for not mending the highways in the parish of Chesthunt, where they “ live not nor have not any plough land,” and they desire that the bench will examine into the matter. Appended is a statement by the petitioners as to the amount of their holdings. For particulars see No. 604. pg 346 https://archive.org/details/b24878315_0001/page/346/mode/2up?q=Gynn, Index Ginn, see GYNN, GYNN, (Ginn), Francis, 217, 395 - Jane, 87 - John, 89 - Thomas, 346 - Richard, 87 - William, 169, 170 https://archive.org/details/b24878315_0001/page/458/mode/2up?q=Ginn https://archive.org/stream/b24878315_0001/b24878315_0001_djvu.txt No. 604 is not in record Volume II Sessions Rolls 1699 - 1850 Volume for 1698-1700 1699 Stevenage (No. 376) Jno. Nodes, gent.; Jno. Cookoe, Geo. Hitchin, John Howard (the younger), Jno. Clisbey, Tho. Greene, Wm. Watson, and Jno. Ginn, yeomen; Jno. Rowley, cordwinder; Tho. Hitchin, butcher ; Jno. Trigg, infirme ; Sol. Pratt, weaver; Wm. Trigg, butcher; Geo. Clarke, baker ; Wm. Greene, yeoman; Tho. Shuppard (the younger), Wm. Heath, Wm. Rumbold, and Edw. Browne, yeomen ; Stephen Smart, butcher ; Jno. Chalkly, cordwinder ; and Edw*. Watts, wheeler. Page -20- https://archive.org/details/b24878315_0002/page/12/mode/2up?q=Ginn 349-354. 1700. Presentments and Indictments of — - Benjamin Shelford, of Stevenage, labourer, - John Symonds, of Wheathamstead, labourer, - William Ginn, of Braughing, labourer, - John Phipp, of Baldock, labourer, - Thomas Pinnock, of Baldock, labourer, and William Giles, of Layston, labourer, for carrying on the occupation of badger, lader, kidder, carrier and buyer of corn, grain, butter and cheese, and buying and selling cattle without license. Page -36- https://archive.org/details/b24878315_0002/page/28/mode/2up?q=Ginn
File: [ 22 ] [ Ginn_Gynn_or_Gynne_index_library_internet_archive.txt ]
"The Index library" Index of wills, Volume 10 1893 1518 GYNNE, Water, Ware, Herts. 1539 GYNNE, Henry, Anstye, Herts. 18 Crumwell https://archive.org/stream/indexlibrary1138brit_0/indexlibrary1138brit_0_djvu.txt https://archive.org/details/indexofwillsprov10chur - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Volume Vol 33 (1632-1714) July 1700 16 Bosgrave, William and GYNN, Mary, wid. - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Volume Vol 25 Pt 4 (1584-1604) Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury [1584-1604] 1603 GYNNE, Willfredd, citizin of London, par. of All Saints, Lombard-street 53 Bolein 1604 GYNNE, GYN, Wilfride, cittizen of London, All Saints, Lombard St. Will and Sentence 66 Harte pg 188 https://archive.org/stream/indexlibrary2541brit_0/indexlibrary2541brit_0_djvu.txt - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Calendar of Huntingdon Wills, The British Record Society, 1911 Volume 42 (1479-1652) Wills 1570 GINNE, Thomas, husbandman, Folksworth v. 14 pg 139 See also Gyne. 1570 Gyne, Henry, yeoman, Stevenage v. 14 pg 47 1546 Gyne, John, sen., husbandman, buried at Stevenage v. 8 pg 97 1557 Gyne, John, Aston v. 11 pg 101 1558 Gyne, John, Stilton v. 12 pg 14 1560 GYN, John, yeomen, Stevenage 1562 v. 12a pg 21 1562 Gyne, John, innkeeper, Stevenage 1566 v. 12a pg 195 1566 Gyne, Robert, skepmaker, Godmanchester 1606 v. 13 pg 169 1606 GYNNE, Robert, yeoman, Stevenage v. 18 pg 131 See also GINNE. pg 51 https://archive.org/details/indexlibrary4214brit/page/50/mode/2up?q=gynne - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - List of early Chancery proceedings preserved in the Public Record Office Volume v.8=no.51 Publication date 1963 EARLY CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS — FILE 806 50-51 John GYNNE, Margaret, his wife, Francis Bele, Katherine, his wife, Benett Powyer, Joan, his wife, John Scheperd, and Elizabeth, his wife. Simon Sell. Pasture-land in Great Munden, late of William Theyff, deceased, greatuncle of the female complainants. (answer wanting). Hertford. pg 58 https://archive.org/stream/listofearlychanc851newy/listofearlychanc851newy_djvu.txt - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Vol. I 1649 - 1714 Chancery Proceedings GYNN, Doughty 1706 187 42 Ginn Stracey — 460 32 pg 180 https://archive.org/details/indexlibrary2911brit/page/180/mode/2up?q=stracey
File: [ 23 ] [ Ginn_Gynne_Sudbury_Freemen.txt ]
Sudbury Freemen surnames beginning with G The Ginn family Ginn, Charles, linendraper, son of Thomas, admitted July 7th, 1841 Ginn, Edward, bricklayer, admitted July 10th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Edward, bricklayer, son of Thomas, senior, Capital Burgess, admitted July 25th, 1835, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Francis, of 6 Herbert Terrace, Suffolk Street, Cambridge Road, London, wine porter, son of Francis Thomas, labourer, dec’d, admitted August 5th, 1881 Ginn, Francis Thomas, labourer, son of George, waterman, admitted June 18th, 1818, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, George, bricklayer, admitted September 7th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, George, weaver, admitted July 10th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, George, junior, bricklayer, son of George, bargeman, admitted March 4th, 1820, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, George, of Lavenham, tailor, son of Thomas, senior, bricklayer and Capital Burgess, admitted April 28th, 1831, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, George, labourer, son of George, admitted May 12th, 1843 Ginn, Henry, senior, bricklayer, admitted July 9th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Henry, junior, bricklayer, admitted July 9th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Henry, junior, bricklayer, admitted May 24th, 1796, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Henry, bricklayer, son of Henry, bricklayer, admitted March 4th, 1820, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Henry, weaver, son of Stephen, admitted April 28th, 1831, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, James, weaver, admitted October 28th, 1806, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, James, carpenter, son of Thomas, senior, bricklayer, admitted July 28th, 1830, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Matthias, bricklayer, admitted July 9th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Philip, bricklayer, admitted June 10th, 1790, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Philip, of Chelmsford, labourer, son of Zorobabel, labourer, admitted June 10th, 1826, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Thomas, bricklayer, admitted July 9th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Thomas, labourer, admitted September 7th, 1780, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Thomas, bricklayer, admitted July 2nd, 1802, borough only, by servitude and June 3rd, 1808, commons, by purchase Ginn, Thomas, of London, bricklayer, son of Zorobabel, of Chelmsford, weaver, admitted June 18th, 1818, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Thomas, bricklayer, son of Thomas, Capital Burgess, admitted June 12th, 1826, borough only, by birth Ginn, Thomas, silkweaver, son of George, dec’d, admitted May 26th, 1857 Ginn, Thomas, of North Street, maltster, son of Francis Thomas, dec’d, admitted May 11th, 1860 Ginn, Zorobabel, weaver, admitted December 8th, 1778, borough and commons, by birth Ginn, Zorobabel, of Springfield, Essex, labourer, son of Zorobabel, admitted June 10th, 1826, borough and commons, by birth The GYNNE family (from the 1703 list of electors in the Borough of Sudbury) GYNNE, Baruch, of Boxford, son of Henry GYNNE GYNN, Zarubabell, son of … https://www.sudburyfreemen.org/sudbury-freemen-surnames-beginning-with-g/ Thomas Ginn: Sudbury Town Hall - Market Hill, Sudbury was built l828 by Thomas Ginn of Sudbury https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudbury_Town_Hall Zorobabel Ginn: see: https://www.sudburyfreemen.org/zorobabel-ginn/ "James Brown died, aged 60, in 1798 and did not live to see his sons take up the Freedom. His third son, Samuel, became a Freeman on July 2nd, 1802. Samuel married Susan Ginn in March 1801 and the couple eventually had 5 children. Samuel was a manufacturer; his business was related to the woollen trade. " https://www.sudburyfreemen.org/samuel-brown-senior/
File: [ 24 ] [ Henry_Ginn_Margaret_Fordham_m_1553.txt ]
Henry Ginn married Margaret Fordham on 17 Jul 1553 at Anstey, Hertfordshire Taylor says she was born B: 1532 and D: 1572 at Therfield, Hertfordshire (donnabailey77) Her father: William Fordham ------------------------------------------------ franksfamilytree says: Margaret Fordham (f) Father: William Fordham Mother: Alice Porter The Fordham Family William Fordham was born about 1520 in Kelshall, Hertfordshire. He married Alice Porter about 1548 and they had at least six children. http://www.franksfamilytree.net/family/pages/06F015.html Margaret Fordham was born about 1556 in Sacomb, Herefordshire [actually Hertfordshire] see: Ancestral File https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:M484-LBW; Submitted by pshalstead2517775 see: Pedigree Resource File https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3M67-7MK But a link on this SAME page shows: Info on William of Sacomb Fordham as married to Elizabeth GOURNEY who was born ABT 1567 in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire So William was already 47 when she was born hunh?????????? probably not https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/trees/128581/I83150/-/individual Familysearch shows Philip Fordham as married to Elizabeth GOURNEY this seems more plausible. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3M67-7MK http://www.franksfamilytree.net/family/pages/06F019.html http://www.franksfamilytree.net/family/surnames/fordham.html
File: [ 25 ] [ Henry_Ginn_bricklayer_1807_Sudbury.txt ]
Attested copy will of Henry Ginn of Sudbury, bricklayer This record is held by Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds Branch Reference: EE 501/11/205 Title: Attested copy will of Henry Ginn of Sudbury, bricklayer Description: All tenements in North Street occupied by testator, Thomas Smith and Elizabeth Ginn, widow to use of wife Susan To Henry Ginn of Sudbury, bricklayer, all his working tools Household goods and chattels and residue to wife Susan Executrix: wife Susan Date: (w. 21 Mar 1807); (p. 9 Oct 1807) Held by: Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds Branch, not available at The National Archives https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/3c404c80-454e-4f6c-b382-1b71d637e18f
File: [ 26 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1524_Hertfordshire.txt ]
"The Herts Genealogist and Antiquary" 1524. Easter Term. 16 Hen. VIII. John Wright, Robt. Royston and Hen. GYNNE : Robt. Carter and Joan his wife. Messuage in Berkwey. pg 84 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n93/mode/2up
File: [ 27 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1561_Stevenage.txt ]
History of Hertfordshire, containing an account of the descents of the various manor, pedigrees of families connected with the county,... Published in 1870 LIST OF PRINCIPAL FREEHOLDERS IN THE HUNDRED OF BROADWATER, ANNO 1561. Stevenage Henry GYN pg 190 (621) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5554494&page=621&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=a9c40f01195a993b
File: [ 28 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1563_Stevenage.txt ]
The Hertfordshire Genealogist William Brigg 1895 1563. Easter Term. 5 Eliz. (Cont.). Henry GYN : Geo. GYN and Rose his wife. Two messuages and lands in Stevenache alias Stevenage. pg 337 https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 29 ] [ Henry_Gyn_etc_1545_Subsidy_rolls_for_Hertfordshire.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary Published in 1895 Subsidy Rolls for Hertfordshire Hundred of Edwinstree, 1545 Ansteye Henry GYN orphan g. ijcl. Kath. GYN orphan g. ijd Margt. GYN orphan g ijcl. Oliver GYN orphan g. ijd. pro anticipacione Robt. GYN g. xxs. Kath. GYN g. vs. pg 167 (171) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=10921245&page=171&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=84c9133ef5e45b24 see also: The Hertfordshire Genealogist Children of Richard GYN: Henry GYN, Kath GYN, Margt GYN, Oliver GYN, orphans in 1545 (pg 167) Index Gin(n)e, Robt. 133, 155. GYN(ne), Agn. 158; Cath 167; Ellen 133; Geo. 337; Hen. 84, 133, 156, 167, 213, 250, 252, 337; John 139, 142, 153, 326, 329; Jonas 133; Margt. 133, 139, 153, 167; Mary 133; Mich. 133; Oliver 167; Rich. 133; Robt. 158, 167; Rose 337; Tho. 133, 165; Walt. 330; Wm. 133, 165. found at belknapfamily.org
File: [ 30 ] [ Henry_Gynn_1624_Bedlam.txt ]
The genealogist by Selby, Walford Dakin, 1845-1889; Harwood, H. W. Forsyth; Murray, Keith W Volume New Ser. Vol. 25 (1909) Licenses to pass from England beyond the seas 8 June 1624. Basley, Edward, 21, and Henry GYNN, 20, servant to John Chesham, Hemp dresser, dwelling in Bedlam, to Amsterdam. pg 103 Index GYNN, 102 Page -579- https://archive.org/details/genealogist2519selb/page/n223/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/genealogist2519selb/genealogist2519selb_djvu.txt
File: [ 31 ] [ Henry_Gynne_1526_and_1530_Ansty.txt ]
Henry VIII, 1526: CP40no1046; By Vance Mead Side: f Image: 1022 County: Herts Pleas: debt Plaintiffs: GYNNE, Henry Defendants: Maynser, Edmund, of Pokeryche, miller; Middelton, Thomas, of Barkewey, collar maker; Saunders, John, of Barkewey, laborer; Astell, John, of Barkewey, smith Henry VIII, 1530: CP40no1064; By Vance Mead http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1049/CP40no1049Cty.htm Side: f Image: 6743 County: Herts Pleas: debt execution Plaintiffs: Morice, William, of Byggyng, Ansty, husbandman, executors of; (GYNNE, Henry, of Ansty; Royston, Robert, of Barkewaye) Defendants: Cressy, Robert, of Chesthunt, yeoman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1064/CP40no1064Pl.htm
File: [ 32 ] [ Henry_Gynne_1533_Stevenage.txt ]
CP40/ 1076Hilary 1533 by Vance Mead pg 205 Image: 4640 Side:f County:London Plea:debt Plaintiffs:Roo, William, of London, haberdasher Defendants:GYNNE, Henry, of Stevenage, Herts, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1076/CP40no1076Pl.pdf
File: [ 33 ] [ Henry_Gynne_1554_Stevenage.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary, Vol. 1 Published in 1895 Source: FamilySearch 1554 Henry GYNNE: John Aburrowe and Eliz. his wife. Messuage and garden in Stevenage. pg 243 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5580384&page=247&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=71d03a92e05ca989
File: [ 34 ] [ Henry_Gynne_1557_Stevenage.txt ]
The Hertfordshire Genealogist William Brigg 1895 1557. Easter Term. 3 and 4 Phil, and Mary. Henry GYNNE : Ralph Daye and Alice his wife. Messuages and lands in Stevenage and Chisfeld. pg 250 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n257/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt The Herts genealogist and antiquary, Vol. 1 Published in 1895 Henry GYNNE : Geo.Turner. Messuage and land in Stevenage. pg 252 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5580384&page=256&book_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=c4231e7a5ed34c90
File: [ 35 ] [ Henry_Gynne_1570_Stevenage.txt ]
The history and antiquities of the county of Hertford, Vol. 2 : compiled from the best printed authorities and original... Published in 1815 HENRY GYNNE, by his will, dated the 4th of June, 1570, gave to the poor of this Parish a certain annual rent of 2s. 6d. out of a close called Gleviscroft, to be indifferently bestowed amongst them, at the discretion of the constables and churchwardens for the time being, at Lady-day and Michaelmas in every year. HENRY GYNNE, by deed dated 22d December, 1649, confirmed to Sir William Lytton, Knt. and others, feoffees in trust of the almshouses founded by Stephen Hellard, half an acre of arable land lying in Chawdell field, which he purchased of Adam Orgar, to hold to them their heirs and assigns, to be employed as the will of the said Stephen Hellard directed concerning the lands with which the almshouses founded by him were endowed. pg 445 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5554657&page=454&book_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=5abb283d6069e28f
File: [ 36 ] [ Henry_Gynne_1573_Stevenage.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary (Volume 2) Author : Brigg, William Published in 1895 Edm. Nodes gent: Henry GYNNE & Joan his wife. Messuage & land in Stevenage alias Stevenache. https://ia803002.us.archive.org/12/items/hertsgenealogist02brig/hertsgenealogist02brig_djvu.txt https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5273597&page=275&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=b14bd6ecba2ac69b
File: [ 37 ] [ James_Ginn_1833_Burrough_Green.txt ]
1833 4 Mar P17/1/24 James GINN of Burrough Green bac a minor Harriet WOOLLARD of Gt Thurlow, Suffolk sp aged above 21 years at Burrough Green Consent of John GINN father of James GINN Registrar: Robert GEE Surrogate: John R. WOLLASTON https://www.meldrethhistory.org.uk/documents/CambridgeshireMarriageLicences.pdf
File: [ 38 ] [ James_Gynne_or_Ginn_1518_Shipdham.txt ]
Item: ANF will register Liber 6 (Batman) fo. 269 - Ginn (GYNNE), James, of Shipdham Reference code ANF will register Liber 6 (Batman) fo. 269 Title Ginn (GYNNE), James, of Shipdham Date(s) 1518 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/ginn-gynne-james-of-shipdham
File: [ 39 ] [ Jane_Gynn_Arms_1653.txt ]
"Fragmenta genealogica" by Crisp, Frederick Arthur, 1851-1922 Vol. XIII. 1909 Grant of Arms to John Cooke, 1653. To all and Singular vnto whome these presents shall come William Ryley Esquire Norroy King of Armes sendeth greeting Whereas John Cooke sonne of Geo: Cooke of Gigleswyke in the County of Yorke Gentleman who maried Jane the onely daughter and heire of George GYNN, of London Gentleman hath requested mee to declare what Armes hee may lawfully beare I doe by these presents signify and declare that the said John Cooke may beare the Armes & Creast hereafter mentioned videlizet Ermyn a Lyon Passant in Bend between two Cottices gules quartered with the Armes of GYNN, which is Vert a Griffin Saliant Or on a chief indented Argent three Ogresses And for his Creast on an Healme and Wreath of his Collours a Demy Lyon errazed Ermyn supporting an Ogress mantled Gules doubled Argent as in the margent more lively is depicted Which Coat & Creast I the said Norroy doe by these presents allowe and confirme vnto the said John Cooke and the heires of his body lawfully begotten to be borne by them in Banners Pennons Shields and Seales in Peace and Warre with their due & respectiue differences for euer In Witnesse whereof I haue herevnto affixed the Seale of myne Office and subscribed my name Dated the sixth day of June in the yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundreth fifty and three. Endorsed : "6 June 1653. William Ryley Norroy King of Armes. To John Cooke & Jane GYNN, his wife of Gygleswyke, Yorkshire." pg 17 Index GYNN, George, 1 ; Jane, 1. https://archive.org/details/fragmentagenealo13cris_0/page/n15/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/fragmentagenealo13cris_0/fragmentagenealo13cris_0_djvu.txt In The general armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; comprising a registry of armorial bearings from the earliest to the present time by Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892 simply described as: Cooke (London) Erm. a lion pass in bend betw. two cotises gu. Crest-A demi lion rampant and erased erm. holding betw. his gambs a begant. (pg 224, 4th from bottom of left column) https://archive.org/details/generalarmoryofe00burk/page/224/mode/2up
File: [ 40 ] [ Jean_Gyn_1506_France.txt ]
Accueil >> AD de la Côte d'Or >> Inventaire - G 117-1114 >> Registre de Sarpillon, secrétaire greffier de l'abbaye. Date : 1422 - 1645 Fol. 48. Institution de Jean d'Echenon comme chapelain de N.-D. (1506). Démission de l'office de chapelain de Saint-Nicolas donnée par Claude Humbert, chanoine de la Sainte-Chapelle. Institution de Jean Vyon, curé de Percey ; id. de Jean GYN, comme chapelain de Saint-Nicolas (1506). https://francearchives.fr/facomponent/dd631201743db511af2983f00af6f7f426561bf2 also: Full text of "Annales" @ archive.org Annales by Société d'émulation de Bruges GYN (Jean de). X. 84. https://archive.org/stream/annales00bruggoog/annales00bruggoog_djvu.txt Annales de la Société d'Emulation de Bruges – Société d'Emulation pour l'Histoire et les Antiquités de la Flandre Occidentale pg 83-84 Nous venons de disséquer le nom de Du Hotz . Celui de son prédécesseur réclame une pareille opération . Il s'appellait Appenzelders , dans les comptes de Jean De GYN , penninck - maistre de Marie de Hongrie . « Sont désignés comme maîtres successifs des enfants de la chapelle de la reine Marie , M Jean Gossins et M. Benedictus Appenzelders ; comme organistes de sa chapelle , Me Jacques Bucquet , Mº Sigismond Vyer et Me Rogier Pathie ; comme raccoutreur des orgues , Clais Vander Ryt ; comme notiste et joueur de viole , Vincent Rigler , etc. https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=5xDANTJfmFIC&hl=en_GB&pg=GBS.PA84 Benedictus Appenzeller (aka Appenzelders) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benedictus_Appenzeller Compte-rendu des séances de la commission royale d'histoire Séance du 4 février 1837 Aucun compte de l'hôtel des archiducs n'a échappé à la destruction. Il y en a deux, rendus par Didier Boisot, maître de la chambre aux deniers de l'infant don Fernand, frère de Charles-Quint, pour les années 1518 et 1519, et neuf rendus par Jean de GYN, penninckmaistre de la reine Marie de Hongrie, gouvernante des Pays-Bas, depuis le 1er janvier 1533 jusqu'au dernier décembre 1540. https://www.persee.fr/docAsPDF/bcrh_0770-6707_1837_num_1_1_3953.pdf Inventaire sommaires des Archives départementales antérieures à 1790, Nord, Archives civiles, Série B – Archives départementales du Nord several references to 'Jean de GYN" or "Jehan de GYN" or "Jehan de Giin" pg 103, 418, 419, 430, 437, 445, 502, 514 Time range is between about AD 1531 - 1539 penninckmaistre: Mot flamand signifiant littéralement maître des deniers . https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=hKZUAAAAYAAJ&hl=en_GB&pg=GBS.PP1 Mary of Hungary and Music Patronage "Cited by 22 — Mary's Pennickmaistre, Jehan de GYN, recorded the daily expenditures of various sections of the household on sheets known as Etats journaliers de l'hotel 9, ..." - OR - Music in the Court Records of Mary of Hungary "Prepared by her penninckmaistre (lit., master of pennies) Jehan de GYN include Mary's itinerary for each designated year, descriptions of household expenses ..." by GG Thompson · 1984 · Archival Accounts of Appenzeller, the Brussels ... - JSTOR by GG Thompson · 1978 · Cited by 3 — about Appenzeller are the accounts kept by Jehan de GYN, << penickmaistre de. Madame Marie >> (65). De GYN recorded the expenses of Mary's own ... https://www.jstor.org › stable - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Annales de la Société d'émulation (agriculture, lettres et arts ..., Volume 39 by Société d'émulation de l'Ain Pierre fils de Benoît de GYN , Cl. fille d'Antoine Falconeti de Sulignat, Guillaume Meria de Clémenciat, Jean... (Ain, France - 1520) https://archive.org/details/annalesdelasoci03laigoog/page/n204/mode/2up
File: [ 41 ] [ Joan_Gynne_1534_Aston.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary (Volume Vol. 2) Author : Brigg, William, 1858?-1921 Published in 1897 Marriage licenses 1534-5 Oct 14 Robt Cocke of Aston, bachr, & Joan GYNNE of same, maiden, dau. of Thos. GYNNE of same. At Aston. pg 154 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5273598&page=315&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=bfc2170d43ffa327 Joan GYNNE, daughter of Thomas Ginn ca 1474-1526 https://gw.geneanet.org/donnabailey77?lang=en&pz=noah+joel&nz=hayward&p=joan&n=ginn
File: [ 42 ] [ Johanna_Gynne_1594_Stevenage.txt ]
Genealogy Society Indexes - Marriage Certificate Type of record : Marriage Date : 15941010 Last Name: GYNNE, First Name: Johanna Gender : F Place of marriage : Stevenage,Hertford,England Date of Marriage : 10/10/1594 Spouse Last Name : NODES Spouse First Name : Edmundus https://en.geneanet.org/cercles/view/colgnecm1473015/13538910
File: [ 43 ] [ John_Gyn_1529_Hertfordshire.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary Published in 1895 1529. Easter Term. 21 Hen. VIII. John Halfhide senior , Leonard Homerston and Wm. Turpyn: John Shepard and Eliz. his wife and John GYN and Margt. his Wife. Messuage and land in Yardeley. pg 139 (143) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=10921245&page=143&book_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=fed383c1210fec20
File: [ 44 ] [ John_Gyn_1542_Great_Munden.txt ]
"The Herts Genealogist and Antiquary" by William Brigg 1895 1541-2. Hilary Term. 33 Hen. YIII. Simon Selle : John GYN and Margt. his wife, Benedict Poyer and Joan his wife, Fras. Beell and Kath. his wife and Wm. Sheparde. Two messuages and land in Great Munden. pg 153 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n161/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 45 ] [ John_Gyn_1544_Stevenage.txt ]
Historic England 84 AND 84A, HIGH STREET Stevenage The building was known for many years as The Falcon Inn. Other documents referring to the Falcon include the following: 1544 Will of John Anderson: 'I will to John GYNNE of the Falcon, the elder, 12d'. 1666 Quarter Sessions. https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1176635
File: [ 46 ] [ John_Gyn_1545_Aston.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary Published in 1895 Subsidy Rolls for Hertfordshire Hundred of Broadwater, 1545 Aston John GYN xiijs. iiijcl pg 326 (330) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=10921245&page=330&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=b0bb064d81db1c15
File: [ 47 ] [ John_Gyn_1545_Stevenage.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary Published in 1895 Subsidy Rolls for Hertfordshire Hundred of Broadwater, 1545 Stevenage John GYN de le fanon iijd. https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n331/mode/2up https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=10921245&page=333&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=d5103c00bbd2ff91 could 'fanon' be 'falcon' - see: John_GYN_1544_Stevenage.txt
File: [ 48 ] [ John_Gyn_1627_Launceston.txt ]
EDGECOMBE v. EDGECOMBE and others E 1/43 Bill (5 Nov. 1627) of Thomas Edgecombe of Trynington (?), co. Devon, yeoman. Answer (at Launceston 3 Oct. . . .) of Mary GYN, wife ot John GYN, and defendant with the said John and Mary Edgecombe her mother. Concerning a messuage and lands in Launceston, formerly of Francis Edgecombe, younger brother of complainant. Thomas Edgecombe, the complainant . . . = MARY = Francis Edgecombe of Launceston, yeoman. Died about two years since MARY wife of John GYN or Jenny. Margaret Edgecombe dau. and heir. Died at Easter last, s.p. She was aged 14 at her father's death. https://archive.org/details/ancestorquarterl07londuoft https://archive.org/stream/ancestorquarterl07londuoft/ancestorquarterl07londuoft_djvu.txt
File: [ 49 ] [ John_Gynn_1651_Anstey.txt ]
"The registers of St. Helen's Bishopgate, London" Surrie 1651 June 27 John GYNN, of Anstey in the Countie of Hertford, yoman, and Anne Warren of London, maiden pg 140 Index GYNN, Anne, 140 ; John, 140. https://archive.org/stream/registersofsthel31sthe/registersofsthel31sthe_djvu.txt
File: [ 50 ] [ John_Gynn_1691_bargain_and_sale.txt ]
Bargain and sale This record is held by Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies Refers to John GYNN, yeoman, Edmund Nodes, gentleman and George Nodes, gentleman Reference: DE/K/22698 Title: Bargain and sale Description: By Robert Chester of Hunsdon, gentleman, George Banister of London, gentleman, Ginings Chapman, gentleman, John Hitchin, butcher, Richard Hitchin, butcher, John Nash, yeoman, George Nodes, gentleman, William Heath, yeoman, Robert Heath, yeoman, John GYNN, yeoman, and Thomas Green, yeoman, all of Stevenage, to Henry Phipp, yeoman, and Solomon Pratt, weaver, both of Stevenage, of Almshouses and lands in Stevenage, formerly settled by Stephen Hellard, clerk, rector of Stevenage, and other lands since conveyed by others to charitable uses, in trust to the use of Joseph Bentham, clerk, rector of Stevenage, John Alston of Barnard's Inn, London, gentleman, Edmund Nodes, gentleman, John Trigg, yeoman, John Rowley, cordwainer, Thomas Hitchin, butcher, George Hitchin, innholder, and Stephen Smart, butcher, all of Stevenage, who are to fill vacancies as they occur and dispose of the profits of the premises according to the will of Stephen Hellard, the founder of the Almshouse. Field names given. Signatures. Seal (armorial) Date: 10 July 1691 Held by: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies, not available at The National Archives https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/35e292dc-dbe9-4398-aeab-6089134ca0c8
File: [ 51 ] [ John_Gynne_1505_Ware.txt ]
Henry VII, 1505: CP40no971; By Vance Mead Image:182 Side:d County:Beds Plea:debt Plaintiff: Yonge, John, of Baldok, Herts, butcher Defendants: GYNNE, John, of Ware, Herts, butcher; More, Richard, of Temesford, yeoman; Wakelyn, John, of Walyngton, Herts, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no971def.htm
File: [ 52 ] [ John_Gynne_1512_Ware.txt ]
Henry VIII, 1512: CP40no998; By Vance Mead Side:d Image:871 County:Herts Pleas:debt Plaintiff:Smyth, Henry Defendants:Purse, Thomas, of Ware, butcher; Haver, Robert, of Hoddesdon, butcher; GYNNE, John, of Ware, butcher; Alton, Robert, of Hoddesdon, butcher http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no998/CP40no998Act.htm
File: [ 53 ] [ John_Gynne_1521_Est_Rudham.txt ]
Henry VIII, 1521: CP40no1031; By Vance Mead John GYNNE of Est Rudham, husbandman Side:d Image:890 County:Norfolk Plea:debt Plaintiffs:Russell, Henry, of Snetesham Defendants:Marley, George, of Parva Walsyngham, yeoman; Kyng, William, of Est Rudham, husbandman; GYNNE, John, of Est Rudham, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1031/CP40no1031Pl.htm
File: [ 54 ] [ John_Gynne_1533_Stevenage.txt ]
"The Herts Genealogist and Antiquary" by William Brigg 1895 1533. Easter Term 25 Hen. VIII. Joan Node widow, John GYNNE jun', Robt. Hokyll & Nicholas Hyde : John Moset and Margt. his wife. Messuage, land and rent in Stevennache. pg 142 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n151/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5580383&page=146&book_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=470396ffa32f11ca
File: [ 55 ] [ John_Gynne_1538_aston.txt ]
"List of early Chancery proceedings preserved in the Public Record Office" Volume 8 EARLY CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS VOL VIII File 935. Period 1538-1544 11-12 Roger AMYCE, gentleman v. John GYNNE and William BENE Lands in the lordship of ASTON, late of the monastery of Reading, whereof defendants were formerly tenants. Answer wanting. HERTS https://archive.org/details/listofearlychanc750newy/page/n5/mode/2up?q=gynne referenced from: https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/sources/equity.shtml
File: [ 56 ] [ John_Gynne_1552_West_Rudham_Norfolk.txt ]
Inventories of Norfolk Church Goods 1552 by H. B. Walters Walters, H. B. (1944). Inventories of Norfolk Church Goods (1552). Norfolk Archaeology 28 (3). Vol 28(3), pp. 133-180. https://doi.org/10.5284/1077830. Volume 28(3) Hundred of Gallow 505, 17 West Ruddham [Dated 3 Sept Peter Stancliff, John Crosby and John GYNNE(?) church wardens] - square brackets in text https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archiveDS/archiveDownload?t=arch-3749-1/dissemination/pdf/vol_28/NorfolkArchaeology28_P133_P180.pdf Index John GYNNE, pg 175 http://www.nnas.info/downloads/NAindices/Vol28_NorfolkArchaeology_contents&index.pdf Spelling is either GINNE or GYNNE: see: john_gynne_1575_west_rudham_norfolk.txt
File: [ 57 ] [ John_Gynne_1575_West_Rudham_Norfolk.txt ]
Norfolk Record Office
Archdeaconry of Norfolk Probate Records: Wills
Will Registers
Will register Liber 25 (Braunche)
Item ANF will register Liber 25 (Braunche) fo. 165 - GINNE, John, husbandman, of West Rudham
Reference code
ANF will register Liber 25 (Braunche) fo. 165
Title
GINNE, John, husbandman, of West Rudham
Date(s)
1575 (Creation)
https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/ginne-john-husbandman-of-west-rudham
Spelling is either GINNE or GYNNE: see: john_gynne_1552_west_rudham_norfolk.txtFile: [ 58 ] [ Mary_Gynn_1765_Lavenham.txt ]
"Allegations for marriage licences in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, in the county of Suffolk" Volume 70 Publication date 1918 54 Ambrose Reeve, of Bowers, co. Essex, s. m., & Mary GYNN, of Lavenham, s. w., at same. 8 Oct., 1765. https://archive.org/stream/allegationsforma70chur/allegationsforma70chur_djvu.txt https://archive.org/details/allegationsforma70chur
File: [ 59 ] [ Richard_Gynne_1535_Elkeston.txt ]
The dissolution of the monasteries as illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of Staffordshire Author : Hibbert, Francis Aidan, 1866-1933 Published in 1910 Balance Sheets The Prior in 1535 was Thomas Bradwall. (pg 122) The bailiffs were Henry Bredehurst (Franchises of Trentham,13s.4d.), and Richard GYNNE (Elkeston,13s.4d.). pg 123 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=6277432&page=139&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=efd28a33272f2404
File: [ 60 ] [ Richard_Gynne_1605_newark.txt ]
"YAS Record Series Vol. 50: Yorkshire deeds, vol ii" March 2, 1605-6. Richard GYNNE, clerk, dean of Newark, granted letters of administration of the goods of Peter Roos of Saxton, co. Notts., to Bridget Clark alias Roos, his relict. Hugh Clark, her husband, was bound with her. The grant was revoked on March 12 by Mr. Henry Swinburne, commissary of the Exchequer Court at York (Newark Act Book). pg 6 Index GYNNE, 6 n https://archive.org/stream/YASRS050/YASRS050_djvu.txt
File: [ 61 ] [ Robert_Ginn_indentured_servant_1728_Antigua.txt ]
Virtual Jamestown Indentured Servants Record Identification Number=1076 Robert Ginn Destination: Antigua Place of Origin: Leam, Cambs Age: 20 Agent: William Cash Occupation: silk thrower Date of Indenture: August 21 1728 for 4 years http://www.virtualjamestown.org/indentures/search_indentures.cgi?search_type=individ&id=1076&db=london2_ind Candidates: Robert GINNE, son of Thomas GINNE and Martha, C: 28 Mar 1703 at Bottisham, Cambridgeshire Robert Ginn, son of William Ginn and Elizabeth, C: 15 Dec 1700 at Soham, Cambridgeshire Robert GINNE, son of Robert GINNE and Mary, C: 3 Apr 1724 at Soham, Cambridgeshire (possible adult christening)
File: [ 62 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1561_Anstey.txt ]
History of Hertfordshire, containing an account of the descents of the various manor, pedigrees of families connected with the county,... Published in 1870 LIST OF PRINCIPAL FREEHOLDERS IN THE HUNDRED OF EDWINSTREE, ANNO 1561. Anstey Robert GYN pg 9 (232) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5554494&page=232&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=7747c614d7ed54cd
File: [ 63 ] [ Robert_Gyn_vicar_1560_Berkshire.txt ]
The genealogist (Volume New Ser. Vol. 26 (1910)) Author : Selby, Walford Dakin, 1845-1889 Published in 1910 Administration in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 16 Mar 1560 Robert GYN, clerk, vicar of Warfield, Berks (Sar.), to nepote Richard GYN. pg 7 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5273468&page=679&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=1ea0227bb34b3556 https://archive.org/stream/b24858468/b24858468_djvu.txt In 1523 Robert Geyn was appointed Vicar of Warfield. At the Bishop's visitation of 1550 the people complained that Geyn was not performing his duties, had employed an untrained curate (Robert Mason) to care for the church, and was using the vicarage to care for horses and pigs. fn: Barty-King, Hugh (2001). Warfield: A Thousand Years of a Berkshire Village. Berkshire: Warfield Parish Council. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warfield_Church
File: [ 64 ] [ Robert_Gynes_1574.txt ]
Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public ... v.4 1566-1569. 1574.) 7 Feb. 1568. Grant to Robert Gynes,; of the wardship and marriage of Anthony Flowerdew, kinsman and heir of John Flowerdew, to wit, the son and heir of William Flowerdew, his son and heir ; with an annuity of 40s. from 16 April, 7 Eliz., when John died. Index Gynes,;, Robert, 1574 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=mdp.39015005687218;seq=277 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015005687218&view=1up&seq=277&skin=2021&q1=gynes
File: [ 65 ] [ Robert_Gynn_1663_Therfield.txt ]
Collections for a History of the Ancient Family of Bland, 1826 Will of Esdras Bland, Rector of Buckland 12 October 1663 Robert GYNN, ... and holden of the Manor of Mardley Burye, in Therfield,—which several parcels of ground he had lately purchased of Robert GYNN, upon condition, that his said kinsman Miles Halles and his heirs, shall pay to the Churchwardens or Overseers for the Poor of the Parish of Buckland, the sum of 40*. annually, and which sum he gives to the Parish of Buckland for the bringing up and educating of two poor children of the Parish at the School of Buntingford, until they shall be fit to be put out apprentice, and he desires the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor to take care therein, ... pg 168 https://wvancestry.com/ReferenceMaterial/Files/Collections_for_a_History_of_the_Ancient_Family_of_Bland.pdf
File: [ 66 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1523_Northamptonshire.txt ]
Northamptonshire Tax Assessment, 15 Hen VIII: Willybrook Hundred 22 April 1523-21 April 1524 Hundred: Willibrok Place: Wodnewton, Woodnewton Reference: E179/155/128 Year: 15 Hen VIII Assessment: GYNNE Robtus ib iij l http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/subsidies/transcripts/willybrook16c.shtml
File: [ 67 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1523_Wodnewton.txt ]
Northamptonshire Tax Assessment, 15 Hen VIII: Willybrook Hundred Hundred: Willibrok Place: Wodnewton, Woodnewton Reference: E179/155/128 Year: 15 Hen VIII = 22 April 1523-21 April 1524 GYNNE Robtus ib iij l https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/subsidies/transcripts/willybrook16c.shtml
File: [ 68 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1544_Anstey.txt ]
"The Herts Genealogist and Antiquary" by William Brigg 1895 1544. Trinity Term. 36 Hen. VIII Robt. GYNNE and Agnes his wife : John Mosse and Agnes his wife. Land in Ansty and Berkwey. pg 158 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n167/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 69 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1618_Stevenage.txt ]
The Kensington Society Annual Report 1984-85 2. 1599-1848 North-Crofts (aka Talbots) sold to Robert GYNNE and then sold by his son to John Marsh (a) The 15 acres emerge as North-Crofts The second period opens with an indenture of 1599, wherein two closes called North-Crofts, which later deeds enable us to recognize as the l5 acres, were singled out from their surroundings. The preliminaries go back to 1596, when Elizabeth I granted to Robert Horseman, gentleman, the reversion of a 3l-year lease granted by Letters Patent of 25 July 1570 to the queen's maid-servant Elizabeth Snow, widow. Horseman was to have the site of the manor and the rectory of [Abbot's] Kensington, all buildings, demesnes, Pastures, glebe lands and certain tithes and hereditaments, late of the monastery of Abingdon, for 2l years at a rent of f 19 6s. 8d. pg 28 ... b) The 15 acres (the Talbot and the 13 acres adjoining) as a mainly agrarian entity 1618-1848 On 10 April 1618, Robert Horseman of Kensington, Esquire, sold to Robert GYNNE of Stevenage, Hertford, gentleman, for £990 all his moiety of all the tithes of corn and grain within the town, fields and parish of Kensington in the tenure of William Davies, with certain named exceptions; also 'All that capital messuage with the barns, stables, outhouses, gardens, orchard and yard thereto belonging with their appurtenances, called or known by the sign of the Talbot and two closes of arable and pasture land containing together by estimation l3 acres, more or less, to the said messuage next adjoining, situate . . . in the parish of Kensington . . . which said messuage and closes are now in the tenure of' Richard Reeve and Grace his wife ... . pg 30 Reverting to the main theme, we find Robert GYNNE in 1622 leasing the property to a Mary Short for fifty years at a peppercorn rent, and by mid-1630 engaged, with his wife Elizabeth, in selling it to Sir William Blake of Hale-house, Brompton, knight. Even while the legal routine of his late father's purchase was still incomplete, the administrator combined with GYNNE to sell the property. Jointly, in February 1631, for 'a competent sum' to Blake and £130 to GYNNE, they conveyed to John Marsh of Fulham, yeoman, and his heirs in perpetuity the moiety of the tithes GYNNE had bought from Horseman in l6l8, together with the Talbot and the two closes of arable and pasture land of 13 acres adjoining, now or late in the tenure of Richard Reeve and his wife Grace, with reversions and all deeds in good condition, the vendors having good title. pg 31 pg 28 - 31 https://www.kensingtonsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/Annual-Report-1984.pdf see also: Old Kew, Chiswick and Kensington Author : Sanders, Lloyd Charles, 1857- Published in 1910 see: Ch. 1 Early Kensington In 1595 they were leased to Robert Horseman, and then the inevitable Walter Cope appeared on the scene with an offer to purchase the manor through trustees. Horseman was sorely unwilling to be evicted ; the Queen intervened and settled a compromise. By the terms of the agreement, as given by Faulkner, Horseman bought back for £665. 6s. Set., the fee simple of his house and glebe lands amounting to about 200 acres and the tithes. He also kept " one piece of meadow called 'the Moor' lying on the east side of the said mansion-house, and in which the conduit-head, serving for the Queen's mansion-house at Chelsea then stood." This was the present Palace Green, and the conduit-head was Henry VIII's conduit, purposelessly destroyed in 1871. Two enclosures, lying to the north of the road to Acton, Norlands, whence the present Norland Square, and North Crofts were also retained by Horseman. The rest of the manor, with an orchard particularly specified, went to Cope, who a few years later acquired the parsonage and manor house. Horseman soon parted with his tithes to Robert GYNNE for the sum of £990. https://archive.org/details/oldkewchiswickke00sand/page/154/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater see also: Kensington : picturesque and historical by Loftie, W. J. (William John), 1839-1911 Ch. III Holland House The Abbot's Manor and the Earl's Manor "The tithes were granted by Queen Elizabeth to her cousin Sir Edward Carey for twenty-one years ; they next belonged to Robert Horseman, who in 1609 sold them to Robert GYNNE". pg 66 https://archive.org/details/kensingtonpictur00loftuoft/page/66/mode/2up Picture of west side of Holland House on pg 72
File: [ 70 ] [ Robert_Gynne_between_1603-1614_Stevenage.txt ]
Robert GYNNE, in his will of 1603/4 gave property to the free school of Stevenage. Will of Robert GYNNE The history and antiquities of the county of Hertford, Vol. 2 : compiled from the best printed authorities and original... Published in 1815 Hundred of Broadwater ROBERT GYNNE, by his will dated the 1st of January, anno 1 Jac. I. gave to his wife Mary, for her life, among other estates, the house wherein he had lately dwelt, with its appurtenances, remainder to his heirs lawfully begotten, and in default of such heirs to his nephew Edward GYNNE, son of Henry GYNNE, for his life, remainder to Robert GYNNE, son of the said Edward, and his heirs male, upon condition that they should every year at the Feast of Easter, or within three days after, deliver into the hands of the Parson and Churchwardens of this Parish for the time being, ten bushels of good grain, sweet and dry, commonly called misleyne (half wheat and half rye), for the use and relief of the poor people of this Town, to be distributed by the discretion of the Churchwardens and six of the most substantial inhabitants of the said Town for ever; and, that if the said ten bushels of wheat should be denied or neglected to be paid at the bme above mentioned, that it should be lawful for the Parson and Churchwardens to enter into the said house and hold it to the use of the poor of this Parish, until It should be delivered, together with any arrears that might he due. He also gave to his nephew Edward GYNNE a messuage called the Maidenhead, situated in this Town, and one acre of land abutting upon the lane towards Leathermeer-street, and one acre of land adjoining ... https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5554657&page=454&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=33ab7164109d9089 ... to the said acre, and all the lands and tenements which he had purchased of Mr. Fryer except one messuage then late in the tenure of widow Maynard, and six acres of land and one pightle formerly given by his will to Mary his wife, to hold for the term of six years, and after the expiration of the said term to Edward GYNNE during the life of the said Mary, and after her decease to Richard GYNNE, son of Edmund GYNNE, brother of the testator, and to his heirs and assigns for ever, upon condition that he, his heirs and assigns, should pay or cause to be paid the sum of 30s. to the Parson and Churchwardens of this Parish, at the feast of St. Michael, or within four days, to be distributed to the poor people by the discretion of the Parson and Churchwardens, and six of the most substantial inhabitants of this Parish, the same to be given in cloth and money, one half thereof to be bestowed in cloth of 12d. the yard, for the clothing of the poor fatherless children or others most needfull, with the same power of recovery as is directed concerning the before-mentioned bequest. He also bequeathed to Thomas Clarke, his kinsman, one tenement, wherein John Bates did live, situated in this Parish, and the orchard thereunto belonging, and all other lands and tenements thereunto belonging, with their appurtenances, and all his lands and meadows called Vinters, which he had purchased of John Godfrey, alias Cooper, one acre of land, which he had then lately purchased of Edward Nodes, his brother, and adjoining to Ditchmeer Mead, and three tenements adjoining to the said messuage, to hold the same to Thomas Clarke and the heirs of his body, and, in default of such issue, to John GYNNE, his nephew, son of Henry GYNNE, and his heirs, remainder to his nephew Thomas GYNNE, another of the sons of Henry GYNNE, and his heirs for ever, upon condition that he, Thomas Clarke, and his heirs, and John GYNNE and Thomas GYNNE and their heirs, during their estates, should every year for ever pay or cause to be paid to the Parson and Churchwardens of this Parish for the time being and their successors, at the feast of St, Michael, or within four days after, the full sum of 20s. to the use, benefit, and relief of the poor people of this Parish, to be distributed in like manner as aforesaid, with the same power of recovering any payment which may be behind and owing, together with all arrears due thereupon in the same manner as Is directed concerning the before-mentioned other bequests. pg 445-446 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5554657&page=455&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=645f4e33dbb528fe Index GYNNE, Edmund, 446. Edward, 445. Henry, a benefactor to the parish of Stevenage, 445. John, 446. Mary, 445. Richard, 446. Robert, a benefactor to the parish of Stevenage, 445.—a benefactor to the Free Grammar-school at Stevenage, 447 Thomas, 446. https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5554657&page=606&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=267476e0a9b8313d anno 1 Jac. I = 1603-4 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Middlesex & Hertfordshire Notes and Queries, Volume 3 200 THE CHARITIES OF HERTFORDSHIRE Robert GYNNE Stevenage —Inquisition taken at Ware, l0th June, 1628, by the oaths of Edward Carter of Bengeo, Christopher Brown, Thomas Green, John Finch, junior, and Henry Smith, of Hertford, Robert Sybthorpe and John Reddington, of Widford, Thomas Reddington, of Hunsdon, John Searinge, of Hoddeson, Thomas Johnson, Edward Addames, Thomas Dowell, and Thomas Pattyson, of Great Amwell, John Hickman, of Thunderidge, and David Chapman and John Mason, of Standon, who say that Robert GYNNE, late of Stevenage, by will dated lst January 1 James [ A.D. 1603-4] left to Edward GYNNE, his nephew, a messuage in Stevenage called the Maidenhead, and an acre of land abutting on the lane towards Leachmer Street, and an acre adjoining which he had bought of George Nodes, his brother [-in -law], and all the lands and tenements thereunto belonging which he had purchased of Mr. Fryer, except the land which he had previously given by will to Mary his wife; to have and to hold the said messuage, land, &c., to the said Edward during his wife’s life, the said Edward paying yearly to Richard GYNNE, son of testator’s brother Edmund, and 30s. to the parson and churchwardens of Stevenage and their successors for the only use, benefit, and relief of the poor people, inhabitants of Stevenage.” Power was given by the said will to the parson and churchwardens of Stevenage to enter upon the premises charged for non-payment of the said 30s. The jury found that the sum in question had been unpaid for thirteen years as was proved by the oath of Edward Fish, gentleman. William Pratt, clerk, been parson of Stevenage for above that time, and the jury say that neither he nor the churchwardens ever made any entry according to the power given to them by the testator and contrary to the trust in them reposed, despite the request made unto them by the inhabitants of Stevenage. Order for the arrears to be paid and provision for future payments. (Bundle 11, No.12.) pg 200 https://www.forgottenbooks.com/en/readbook/MiddlesexandHertfordshireNotesandQueries1897_10278036#230 and https://books.google.ca/books?id=OtYxAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA200&lpg=PA200&dq=%22Robert+Gynne%22+wife+Mary+-gwynne&source=bl&ots=qM4UUIJv6Q&sig=ACfU3U29r1ksUOWciyBICnHGeG9-Rb2gQw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiamNndysnxAhVVXc0KHQNtD8wQ6AEwD3oECBMQAw#v=onepage&q=%22Robert%20Gynne%22%20wife%20Mary%20-gwynne&f=false - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - British History Online Parishes: Stevenage Pages 139-148 A History of the County of Hertford: Volume 3. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1912. 3. Robert GYNNE, by will, 1604, consisting of a rentcharge of £1 issuing out of Ditchmore Mead, another rentcharge of £1 10s. out of Maidenhead in Stevenage, £13 14s. 8d. consols, and the right of the poor to receive 10 bushels of good grain (commonly called Misleyne or Maslin) charged on Fisher's Green Farm. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/herts/vol3/pp139-148#h3-0003 https://archive.org/stream/victoriahistoryof03page/victoriahistoryof03page_djvu.txt - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Page 1 228 STEVENAGE SCHOOLS. Endowed Grammar, now a Secondary school, founded in 1558 by the Rev. Thomas Alleyn & further en-dowed in 1561 by Edward Wilshere, in 1585 by Edmund Nodes, in 1603-4 by Robert GYNNE, ... http://specialcollections.le.ac.uk/digital/api/collection/p16445coll4/id/317194/download p16445coll4_317194.pdf - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Stevenage (St. Nicholas) Shortly after the testator's demise, a free English school was established by the inhabitants of Stevenage, which was endowed with some land by Robert GYNNE in 1614, and a rent-charge of £12 by Edmond Woodward in 1659; and this school was eventually placed under the master of the grammar school: the total income is £37. 6. 8. https://ukga.org/search.php?action=ViewRec&DB=70&recid=13028 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Middlesex and Hertfordshire notes and queries, Vol. 4 .... of the said Mr. Bushes" was put out of the said school by one Robert GYNNE, gent, one... ... of the feoffees thereof, and one Mr. Howe ... in the said school by the said GYNNE, who then taught the pettytts... ... the "grammarians," was not permitted by the said Robert GYNN, to teach the " grammarians " in the said... ... the pettytts there, the said Robert GYNNE, a feoffee of the said school, placed the said John Bozier... ... in the said schoolhouse for the space of one year-and-a-half. And that the said Mr. Robert GYNNE kept back.... pg 117 https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/81418-middlesex-and-hertfordshire-notes-and-queries-vol-4?viewer=1&offset=0#page=126&viewer=picture&o=search&n=0&q=Gynn, pg 155 https://archive.org/details/oldkewchiswickke00sand/page/n13/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - The Victoria history of the county of Hertford (Volume 2) Author : Page, William, 1861-1934 Published in 1902 2.Robert GYNNE or Guine by will of I January, I James 1 gave three roods of arable land in the Church Field for the use of the school. pg 71 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5277167&page=101&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=b8ba2f9034f57ef8 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - The Historical Antiques of Hertfordshire by Sir Henry Chauncy, Volume 2 (1826 edition) Charities Thomas GINNE Stephen Hellard, Rector of this Church, by Deed dated 20 November 17 Hen. VII. gave to Sir William Day, Knight, Edward Bensted Esquire, Thomas GINNE, John Huckle, John Huckle the Son, Richard Borowel, George Newman, alias Wheeler, John Matthew, Richard Austyn, John Hunt, William Fletcher, Thomas Hide, John Graveley , and Edmond Carter, one Croft called Gleviscroft ... pg 106 [17 Henry VII = 22 August 1501-21 August 1502] John GYNN, Nicholas Clerks Gent, by Deed dated 27 July, 17 Car. II. in Consideration of 63l. sold to Stafford Leventhorpe, Clerk, George Banister, Sen. George Banister, Jun. Edmond Nodes, Jenings Chapman, John Hitchin, Sen. John Hitchin, Jun. Richard Hitchin, Robert Heath, Sen. Robert Heath Jun. William Heath, John GYNN, John Trigge, Jun. and Thomas Greene, two Pieces of Land and Inclosure in Stevenage, one called Stoney Croft the other Long Stockin.containing in the whole six Acres, upon Trust, that the Profits of the Premises should be employed to the Use of the most aged, impotent, and poor People, for the time being, resident in the Almshouse of Stevenage; but who gave the Consideration Money I cannot learn. [ I think 27 July, 17 Car. II means the 17th year of Charles II which is 1665.] Robert GINNE Robert GINNE, by his Will dated 1 Jac, I. charg'd his Dwelling-house, Lands, and Tenements with the payment of ten Bushels of Mislyne for the Relief of the poor People of the Town of Stevenage. to be yearly distributed by the Churchwardens, and six of the most substantial Inhabitants of the Town, at the Feast of Easter, or within three Days after, and in default of Payment, the Parson and Churchwardens of the Town shall enter and hold the Premises until the same shall be paid. He also gave 30s. a Year to the Parson and Churchwardens, and their Successors, to be paid out of a Messuage called the Maidenhead, for the relief of the poor Inhabitants of Stevenage, with a Clause of entry . He gave the Messuage called the Maidenhead, and all the Lands and Tenements belonging to it, unto Richard GINNE and his Heirs, upon Condition that he should pay to the Parson and Churchwardens of Stevenage for the time being, the Sum of 30s. a Year at the Feast of St. Michael, or within four Days after; the one half to be bestowed in Cloth of 12d. the Yard, for the Cloathing of poor Fatherless Children, or others most needful, the other half in Money. He also gave to Thomas Clarke one Tenement or Messuage situated in Stevenage; the Orchards, Lands and Tenements belonging to it, to the Heirs of his Body, with the Remainders over, upon Condition that Thomas Clarke shall yearly pay to the Parson and Churchwardens of Stevenage at St. Michael, or within four Days after, the Sum of 20s. for the Use. of the poor People of Stevenage, to be distributed as aforesaid, with a Clause of entry. [1 Jac, I = 1603-4] pg 107 https://archive.org/details/historicalantiq00chaugoog/page/n125/mode/2up - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Possible descendancy: relationship between the first six and 11 and 12 is unknown: 1. Thomas GYNNE of Stevenage 1482 "Thomas GYNNE of Stevenage, along with John Hykman and John Huckle, had signed a covenant in 1482 agreeing to transfer a pightle of land at Woolenwick Green, called Gleviscroft. This was the beginning of the Stevenage almshouse trust". see: thomas_gynne_1482_stevenage.txt 2. John GYN in Stevenage 1493 John_Gyn_1493_Stevenage.txt 3. GYNNE, Henry, of Stevenage, Herts, husbandman 1533 see: Henry_Gynne_1533_Herts.txt 4. John GYNNE jun 1533 John_Gynne_1533_Stevenage.txt 5. John GYNNE of the Falcon, 84 AND 84A, HIGH STREET 1544 John_Gynne_1544_Stevenage.txt 6. William GYNNE of Stevenage 1560 witness to the will of Thomas Humberstone see: william_gynne_1560_stevenage.txt Note: Dorothy Spring (bur 02.12.1564) m. HUMBERSTON, William (d.1574), of Dunwich, Suff., M. P. in 1571 and 1572 See: Spring Genealogy: [ spring01_at_stirnet.htm ] 7. and 8. Edwardus GYNNE, son of Willhelmi GYNNE, C, 23 Apr 1568, Stevenage, Hertfordshire (IGI) Willhelmi may be same as William (#6) Edwardus may be same as Edwardus, below 9. and 10. Edmondus GYNNE, son of Henrici GYNNE, C, 24 Aug 1575, Stevenage, Hertfordshire (IGI) 11. and 12. Henry GYN : Geo. GYN and Rose his wife. Two messuages and lands in Stevenache alias Stevenage. 1563 see: george_gynn_stevenage_merchant_tailor_london.txt Henry may be same as Henrici (#10) and Henry (#3) Thomas GYNNE of Stevenage 1482 (# 1 above) is almost certainly ancestor to Robert. From the will of Robert GYNNE in 1603, we can deduce a skeletal descendancy: Robert GYNNE's will of 1603/4; data in this file: GYNNE of Stevenage ------------------------------------------------- | | | Robert = Mary Henry Edmund will dated 1603-4 ----------------- | | | | | John Edward Thomas Richard | Robert Willed to Edward, his nephew, a messuage in Stevenage called the Maidenhead. Robert's will also endowed a free English school in Stevenage. Henry may be same as #12 above Edmund may be same as #9 above Edward may be same as #8 above Edwardus GINNE, son of Edwardi GINNE, C, 29 Nov 1607, Stevenage, Hertfordshire Edwardi may be same as Edwardus, #8, above) Later on, we find a Robert GYNNE of Stevenage, Hertford, gentleman who in 1618 bought a property known as 'Talbots'. Robert_GYNNE_1618_Stevenage.txt
File: [ 71 ] [ Thomas_Ginn_indentured_servant_1730_Maryland.txt ]
Virtual Jamestown Indentured Servants Record Identification Number=1077 Thomas Ginn Father: Richard Ginn Destination: Maryland Place of Origin: St. Giles in the Fields, Mddx Age: 20 Agent: Neale Mackneale Occupation: Occupation: chapman Date of Indenture: December 15 1730 for 7 years http://www.virtualjamestown.org/indentures/search_indentures.cgi?search_type=individ&id=1077&db=london2_ind
File: [ 72 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1545_Hormede_Magna.txt ]
The Hertfordshire Genealogist William Brigg 1895 HOEMEDE MAGN. Tho. GYN g. xvjd. pg 165 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n173/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 73 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1648_Colchester.txt ]
Proceedings in Parliament: June 1st - July 1st 1648 Historical Collections of Private Passages of State: Volume 7, 1647-48 Those at Cattaway-Bridge by those in Colchester. Gentlemen, We are commanded by Sir Charles Lucas, etc Tho GYN (and 5 others) Before Bedfeild-Hall, June 22. 1648. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rushworth-papers/vol7/pp1134-1172
File: [ 74 ] [ Thomas_Gynn_1615_Damaris_Sanford.txt ]
Henry Ginn of Fyfield d. 1615 I will tell you a story ........... Much Hadham is near Bishops Stortford, I know it fairly well. Bishops Stortford and Chelmsford would have been the market towns known to Tom, and his father owned property in the former. Now, in the 1590s there is a Thomas Sanford and his wife Mary in Much Hadham. Thomas Sanford came from Stanstead Mountfithet in Essex (which I also know) but in the 1590s he was pursuing his trade as a glover in Much Hadham, His eldest son Ezekiel and various members of the Sanford family went out to the American colonies in 1630 or so and that story is quite well told online and on Ancestry. We are told for instance that his brother Richard died in 1636 in North Weald near Chipping Ongar ie "Fyfield Ginn country". Thomas Sanford died in 1597. He left a number of sons and three daughters - Priscilla, Sara and Damaris. His widow remarried. Now we know that Priscilla married Thomas Howe at Much Hadham in 1609 - there were issue. Her sister Sara also married a Howe. Damaris sadly died in November 1615 - she was just over 21. In the room in which she was dying were her mother, her sister Sarah Howe and a Thomas Ginn. We know this because Damaris, obviouly failing quickly, did not have time to have someone write her will - she left a nuncupative will ie she made a verbal will declared in the presence of her mother, her sister and Thomas Ginn (ERO) Now, the question that came to me - why was Thomas Ginn in the room ? I am sadly of an age when I have been in such rooms and only those close to the deceased are there, and some of those reluctant to be. It is not a memory you want. So, I repeat, why was Thomas Ginn there ? Was he betrothed to Damaris, was he a relation - was he both ? Is the Thomas Howe in the Sanford story Arthur Ginn's "well beloved brother in law" ? I do not know. It could be a stonking coincidence as I say- or the question could have wings. In any event that same Thomas Ginn later appear married and mentioned in the will of the gloriously Anglo Saxon named Etheldred Westwood in 1639. I will leave it with you - research awaits https://ginn-hertfordshire.blogspot.com/2012/07/henry-ginn-of-fyfield-d-1615.html "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life,and descendants, 1632-4. Sketches of four other pioneer Sanfords and some of their descendants" "Pro anticipacione. Rich. Sanfford, g. " (no amount given) The letter "g" indicates that he was to pay an unnamed sum upon his goods, by which is understood that he was a merchant engaged in some trade solely, or in addition to farming, possibly that of a glover. The Sanfords who appear after him, in Great Hadham, were glovers. The will mentions no Sanford relatives; it does refer to real estate this first Richard Sanford owned in Hatfield (Broad Oak), a parish a few miles to the eastward and within the boundary of the adjoining county of Essex, where we shall soon see the father of our Thomas Sanford, the emigrant, was married. The will also shows that the testator's father (Christian name unknown) had lived in Great Hadham. This indicates the presence of Sanfords in the parish as early as 1500. " pg 23-24 Damaris Sanford's will was spoken in the in "the presence of Mary Hadesly and Thomas GYNN, the said Sara Howe with others. " pg 29 "Much Hadham was a local center for the trade in fine skins, and Thomas Sanford, the father of Ezechiell and the four other children, was a glover. His product was sold both within and without the town. He may well have sent gloves to London since there were various dealings with London from Much Hadham, owing to the manor being the property of the Bishop of London, who maintained a palace in the town and came here frequently with a large retinue of servants, accompanied and followed by members of the gentry. These latter found the vale, in which the village lies, most sweet and sylvan, as it still is. A bishop of London then was well-nigh as powerful as a duke. The long village street was oft the path for the feet and equipages of some of the high and mighty. " pg 29 https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up?q=gynn With that in mind, the Sanfords being glove merchants in Much Hadham, and likely that Thomas GYNN, was related to George GYNN,. Sanford gloves probably made their way into his shop or to his clientele. 24 years after the death of Damaris, the Thomas GYNN, in Etheldred Westwood's will in 1639 is married. She had a long memory. She also specifically says "Thomas Horwood, my father in law" in the will, so how could she be a spinster? Was she actually a widow? Were these the 'GYNN's' of Stevenage? Stondon is quite a distance from Much Hadham so who was Etheldred Westwood to Thomas GYNN,? Is this 'Thomas Horwood, Mayor? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Horwood_(mayor)) - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Thomas GYNN, in Etheldred Westwood will in 1639: "English Goodwin family papers : being material collected in the search for the ancestry of William and Ozias Goodwin, immigrants of 1632 and residents of Hartford, Connecticut" WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS. pg 463 Etheldred Westwood of Stondon, spinster. Will 7 May 1639; no proof. I give to my cousin William Peppercorne's children 10s. apiece. To his wife one pair of flaxen sheets, etc. To my cousin John Peppercorne's children, 10s. apiece. To Grace Pond, my best red petticoat. To Thomas Horwood, 20s. To William Horwood's two children, 5s. apiece. To Thomas GYNN, and his wife, 2s.6d. All the rest of my goods to Thomas Horwood, my father in law, whom I make my executor. To Agnes Fine, six silver spoons. Witnesses : Tho. Jacob, scr., Elizabeth Goodwin, widow, I give to my cousin John Peppercorne's wife, two pewter platters etc. Archdeaconry of Middlesex, Essex & Herts, Adam, 130. https://archive.org/stream/englishgoodwinfa01star/englishgoodwinfa01star_djvu.txt
File: [ 75 ] [ Thomas_Gynn_1620_strageshill.txt ]
"Genealogical notes relating to the family of Cullum; from the records of the Heralds' college, the Hardwick house collections, wills, registers, etc., edited by G. G. Milner-Gibson-Cullum." by George Gery Milner-Gibson-Cullum Hardwick House, Suffolk Publication date: 1928 1620 Funeral Certificate Thomas Smith of Bacton, 1620 Thomas Smith of Bacton in the County of Suff. gent, departed this lyfe at Bacton aforesayd ye first of June 1620. 101 years. Eldest son of Richard Smith and Elizabeth Chester (alias Cressy) of Royston ... 1st wife --- was da. of Willim Giburd of Clare in Suffolk - 11 children Grace [Smith] 2d da. maried to Thomas GYNN, of Strageshill* in Suff. 2d wife Alice pg 62 Funeral Certificate: I 22 Heralds Coll.; pg 148 Grace Smith married Thomas Tyme of Strandishall - pg 149 Index GYNN, Grace, 62 ; Thos., 62 Tyme, Grace, 149 ; Thos, 149 https://archive.org/details/genealogicalnote00miln https://archive.org/stream/genealogicalnote00miln/genealogicalnote00miln_djvu.txt Did Grace marry twice? - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - * Miscellanea genealogica et heraldica, Vol. 5, 1886 by Howard, Joseph Jackson, 1827-1902 - reproduces the funeral certificate exactly as above. https://archive.org/details/miscellaneagenea05howa A volume of 'Miscellanea Genealogica Et Heraldica' reproduces the funeral certificate exactly as above. (Jan 1894) - pg 1 Another volume of 'Miscellanea Genealogica Et Heraldica' says his name is 'Thomas Tyme of Strandishall' (Jan 1896) - pg 179 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Strageshill alias Stragewell https://theclergydatabase.org.uk/jsp/bishops/index.jsp?ordTenID=1 Stradishall alias Stragewell http://suffolkinstitute.pdfsrv.co.uk/customers/Suffolk%20Institute/2014/01/10/Volume%20XXII%20Part%203%20(1936)_Catalogu%20of%20Beneficed%20Clergy%20of%20Suffolk%201551-1631%20R%20F%20Bullen_294%20to%20333.pdf - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Thomas Tyme Dunwich St Peter, Suffolk Phillimore Marriage Registers, 1531-1913 Thomas GYNN,: Not found @ findmypast.co.uk - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Grace Smith 1580 (2X) Boyd's Marriage Indexes, 1538-1850 Suffolk @ findmypast.co.uk - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Phillimore Marriage Registers Vol. 1 Suffolk Thrandeston 1559-1812 Exning 1558-1812 Little Wenham 1567-1812 Martlesham 1653-1837 Capel St. Mary 1538-1837 Combs 1568-1837 Great Wenham 1670-1837 Vol. 2 Woodbridge 1545-1837
File: [ 76 ] [ Thomas_Gynne_1637_Huntingdon.txt ]
Sentences and complete index nominum (probates and sentences) for the years 1630-1639 Author : Church of England. Province of Canterbury. Prerogative Court of Canterbury Published in 1907 GYNNE, THOMAS, of Huntingdon, gent. Relict and extrix. ANNE V. next-of-kin ARTHUR GYNNE. Sent, pro vol. test., May 20, 1637. [72 Goare] Admon w. Will (72 Goare] Nov. 27, 1637 pg 41 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=394378&page=45&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=d2e6a847a3175ee2
File: [ 77 ] [ Thomas_Gynne_1647_fyfield.txt ]
"The Victoria history of the county of Essex. [Edited by H. Arthur Doubleday and William Page]" A HISTORY OF ESSEX In 1647 the manor court elected as constables Thomas GYNNE and John Church who in 1648 rendered an account to the parish vestry. pg 55 https://archive.org/stream/victoriahistoryo04doubuoft/victoriahistoryo04doubuoft_djvu.txt
File: [ 78 ] [ Thomas_Gynne_Edward_Gill_1640.txt ]
Page REQ1-36A
Date 20 May 1640
No. 341
Plaintiff Gill, Edward
Statuts
Defendant GYNNE, Thomas
Status
Link Address http://aalt.law.uh.edu/REQ1/REQ1no36A/aREQ1no36Ar/IMG_0145.htm
and
http://aalt.law.uh.edu/REQ1/REQ1no36A/bREQ1no36Av/IMG_0349.htm
Note:
- Edward Gill is Mary Gill's father
- This is before Mary Gill was born in 1641
- This Thomas who married Martha at Great Hormead might be the brother of William (b. 1599), John's father who married Elizabeth Stringer in 1635 at Anstey
- William's son, John (b. 1638) married Mary Gill in 1661 or 1662
source: http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/REQ1Indices/REQ1-36ADate.htmFile: [ 79 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1545_Hechen.txt ]
The Herfordshire Genealogist William Brigg 1895 Subsidy Rolls for Hertfordshire Hundred of Hechine Walter GYN pg 330 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n333/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt ALSO: History of Hertfordshire, containing an account of the descents of the various manor, pedigrees of families connected with the county,... Published in 1870 APPENDIX. LIST OF FREEHOLDERS RESIDENT IN THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD IN THE YEAR 1561. HYCCHYN Walter GYN pg 187 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5554494&page=618&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=6994e1445b12461f
File: [ 80 ] [ Walter_Gynne_1565_Shillington.txt ]
Bedfordshire parish registers by Bedfordshire (England); Emmison, F. G. (Frederick George), 1907-1995, editor Shillington Marriages 1560 - 1812 Vol 1 1560 - 1653 1565 Feb 11 Walt GYNNE ; Jane Pate pg 44 Index GYNNE 44 pg 111 https://archive.org/details/bedfordshirepari36bedf/page/44/mode/2up?q=Gynne
File: [ 81 ] [ Walter_Gynne_1575_Hitchyn.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary, Vol. 2 Published in 1895 1575. Trinity Term. 17 Eliz. John Strampro & Eliz. Strampro : Walter GYNNE & Jane his wife. Two messuages in Hitchyn. pg 178 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5580385&page=184&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=2fc403a82c22f75f
File: [ 82 ] [ William_Ginn_Elizabeth-Baucock_m_1591.txt ]
William Ginn married Elizabeth Baucock on 10 Oct 1591 at Anstey, Hertfordshire
Her father: John Baucock who died in 1598 (GHB)
Elizabeth died in 1633.
https://ginn-hertfordshire.blogspot.com/2012/07/william-ginn-of-anstey-d-1636.html
-------------------------------
myheritage.com says:
Elizabeth was born in 1557, in Anstey, Hertfordshire [(??) This is 5 years before the marriage date reported in the next entry.]
https://www.myheritage.com/names/william_ginne
-------------------------------
wikitree says:
John Bawcock (abt. 1535 - 1599) married Margaret Hagger on 7 May 1562 in Clavering, Essex and he died 1599 in Anstey, Hertfordshire
Biography
John was born about 1535, the son of Thomas Bawock of Anstey, Hertfordshire and his wife Isabel.
In 1559 his father died, and bequeathed John ten acres of land in Anstey, Hertfordshire. [1]
He married Margaret Hagger at Clavering, Essex on 7 May 1562. [2]
He passed away in 1599, leaving a nuncupative will recited by his son John on 21 Jan 1598/99.[3]
In his will he leaves bequests for his children John, James, Lettice, Grace, Joan and Elizabeth, as well as his wife Margaret.
His wife Margaret died in 1608, again leaving a nuncupative will. [4]
Will of Thomas Baucoke of Anstey, Herts; Written 22 Jan 1559
To Isabell my wife a tenement called Royse weith a close containing five cares joining it until Peter my son come s of age 21.
To Isabell my wife a tenement called Perbise with a close joining, and after her decease the same to my son John
To Isabell my wife a tenement called Paskett with one acre joining and after her decease to Philip my son
To Isabell my wife the lease of lands I took of John Bird
To John my son 5 acres of land lying in diverse fields Anstey, also five acres of arable land and meadow lying in .... fields. Also the tenement called Perbisse with five acres of land. and the he shall give to my son Peter £3 6s 8d at age 21. Also to my son John a horse and cart to be chosen of him at the end of the said lease or at the marriage of my wife, if she remarry. Also to John four ewes and lambs.
To Anthony my son one acre lying in ...... Green and the half acre in Aldwick, and £6? in money to be paid by Isabel my wife when he reaces age 21.
To Johnane my daughter five marks, a pair of sheets and half a dozen of pewter
To Isabell my daughter five marks, a pair of sheets and hald a dozen of pewter
To Clement my daughter fivve marks, a pair of sheets and halda dozen of pewter
To Marie my daughter five marks, a pair of sheets, half a dozen of pewter and a cupboard
All to be paid to my said four daughters at age 21 or on marriage.
To the poor of Anstey 6s 8d
All unbequethed to Isabel my wife who I make sole executor
Witt: Anthony Ovede? John Byrde, John Dards? John Baucock, Richard Baucock,
https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/result_details.aspx?ThisRecordsOffSet=1&id=482068
Red D/ABW 6/37 Reads: Nuncupative will of John Bawcock the elder of Anstey, Hertfordshire
Recited by his son John, the will of John Bawcock the elder recently deceased. 21 Jan 1598/99 and witnessed by Philip Bawcock
To the poor of Anstey 2s 4d
To James Bawcock his youngest son twenty marks, £10 within a year of his decease and five marks after his mothers decease
To his two daughters Lettice and Grace £3 each on the day of their marriage
To his two married daughters, that is to say Jone and Elizabeth 20 shillings each.
To Margaret his wife all his movables except a table and joinder bed in the little chamber
All unbequethed divided between his wife Margaret and son John Bawcock
Written last 25 December, 1598
https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/result_details.aspx?ThisRecordsOffSet=1&id=483108
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bawcock-2
File: [ 83 ] [ William_Ginn_Elizabeth_Stringer_m_1635_Anstey.txt ]
William Ginn (b. 1599) — married Elizabeth Stringer, 24 Jun 1635 at Anstey, Hertfordshire According to information at wikitree: Elizabeth Stringer (1614 - 1673) Born 1614 in Barkway, Hertfordshire Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [sibling(s) unknown] Wife of William Ginn (b. 1599) — married 24 Jun 1635 in Anstey, Hertfordshire Mother of John Ginn Died 1673 in England source: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Stringer-2410 familysearch.org says: Name: Elizabeth Stringer Christening Date: 24 Feb 1614 Christening Place: Barkway, Hertfordshire Father's Name: Thom. Stringer Digital Folder Number: 004946599 Microfilm Number: 991306 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: C07211-1 Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J3KX-KRH : 19 September 2020), Elizabeth Stringer, 1614. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J3KX-KRH Ancestry says: she was daughter of John Stringer (2 Dec 1576 - 1654) and Elizabeth Cartwright (1580 - 1651) he was son John Strynger (1547 - 1595) and Elizabeth Ann Kings (1547 - 1615) https://www.ancestry.ca/genealogy/records/john-stringer-24-379xvn6
File: [ 84 ] [ William_Gyn_1516_Aston.txt ]
Henry VIII, 1516: CP40no1013 Transcribed by Vance Mead GYN, William, of Aston, husbandman Side: d Image: 153 County: Herts Pleas: trespass: close Plaintiffs: Kent, John [Astonbury Manor] Defendants: Strode, Alexander, of Aston, clerk; Barton, William, of Aston, chaplain; GYN, William, of Aston, husbandman; Parker, Thomas, of Aston, laborer; Dowgate, Gervase, of Aston, laborer http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1013/CP40no1013Def.htm
File: [ 85 ] [ William_Gyn_1545_Hormede_Magna.txt ]
The Hertfordshire Genealogist William Brigg 1895 HOEMEDE MAGN. Wm. GYN g. xvjd. pg 165 https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/page/n173/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/hertsgenealogis01briggoog/hertsgenealogis01briggoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 86 ] [ William_Gyn_gentleman_1593_London.txt ]
Inquisitions: 1593-4 Pages 171-219 William GYN, Gentleman. 2 references William GYN died 11 Sept., 35 Eliz. [1593]. Elizabeth, his wife Afterwards the said Elizabeth married a certain Thomas Rosewarne Reference to George GYN (Gynne), William's father; Merchant-tailor and Richard GYN, brother of the said William is his next heir, and was then aged 28 years ... William GYN, Gentleman. Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 26 July, 36 Eliz. [1594], before Richard Martyn, knight, Mayor and escheator, after the death of William GYN, gent., by the oath of Thomas Sawell, William Crowche, James Robinson, Hugh Lee, Hugh Ingram, Edward Pillesworth, Robert Durrant, John Jenninges, Nicholas Maddoxe, Richard Milles, Cuthbert Lee, Christopher Dickinson, Robert Saunders, Andrew Feilde, Richard Kirby, Christopher Askwith, James Tailor and William Baynham, who say that William GYN was seised in his demesne as of fee of 2 gardens and 3 tenements newly built in the same gardens, now or late in the several tenures of John Johnson, Edward Wheatley and . . . Allison, lying in Colemanstreat in the parish of St. Stephen, London, abutting upon a certain tenement in Swan Alley towards the north, and upon the alley there leading to the garden called Horsey alley upon the south, upon the garden now or formerly in the tenure of Christopher Dawbney on the east, and upon the garden now or formerly in the tenure of Richard Jackman on the west. All the said premises are held of the Queen in chief by knight's service, but by what part of a knight's fee the jurors know not, and are worth per ann., clear, . . . William GYN died in the said parish of St. Stephen, 11 September, last past, Richard GYN, brother of the said William is his next heir, and was then aged 28 years. Chan. Inq. p. m., ser. 2, vol. 240, No. 11. William GYN, Gentleman. Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 17 August, 36 Eliz. [1594], before Richard Martyn, knight, Mayor and escheator by virtue of a writ de "Que plura," after the death of William GYN, gentleman, by the oath of Thomas Sawell, William Harvie, William Crowche, James Robinson, Hugh Ingram, Edward Pillesworth, Robert Durant, John Jenninges, Cuthbert Lee, Nicholas Maddoxe, Richard Rogers, Andrew Feilde, Richard Kirbie, Henry Beste, James Tailor and Richard Milles, who say that Long before the death of the said William GYN a certain William Lambe, gentleman, was seised in his demesne as of fee of 2 gardens in the parish of St. Stephen in Coleman strete, and so seised, by indenture dated 4 Nov., 8 Eliz. [1566], made between himself of the one part and George GYN, father of the said William, of the other part, granted the said 2 gardens, inter alia, to the said George GYN and his heirs by the name of the 2 gardens then or late in the several tenures of the said George GYN and Anselm Beckett, lying together, abutting upon the tenements in Swan Alley towards the north, and upon the alley leading to the garden there called Horsey Alley towards the south, upon the garden in the tenure of Christopher Dawbney towards the east, and upon the garden in the tenure of Richard Jackman towards the west, by virtue whereof and by force of the Statute of Uses the said George GYN was seised in his demesne as of fee of the said 2 gardens. After his death the same descended to the said William GYN as son and next heir of the said George, by virtue whereof he was thereof seised in his demesne as of fee. There are 2 other tenements and 1 "le Bowling Alley" lately built upon parcel of the said 2 gardens more than the said 3 tenements mentioned as having been built thereupon in the Inquisition taken here 26 July last past after the death of the said William GYN, and the said William was thereof seised in his demesne as of fee, and afterwards by indenture dated 11 September, 35 Eliz. [1593], made between himself by the name of William GYN of the parish of Whitechappell in co. Midd., gent., of the one part, and William Lee and Christopher Arundell, gent., of the other part, in consideration of the great love which he bore towards Elizabeth then his wife and for the support of the said Elizabeth and her issue, the said William GYN agreed that he would stand seised of the said 2 gardens in as ample manner as the said George GYN bought them of the said William Lambe, to the sole use of the said William GYN and Elizabeth his wife and the issue of the said Elizabeth; and for default, of the right heirs of the said William and Elizabeth for ever. William GYN died 11 Sept., 35 Eliz. [1593]. Afterwards the said Elizabeth married a certain Thomas Rosewarne, and on the 12th day of July, 36 Eliz. [1594], by indenture made between themselves of the one part and Ranulphus Bellyn of London, gent., one of the gentlemen of "Le Sewers" of the Queen's chamber (unum generosorum de Le Sewers Camere dicte dne rne) and Anne his wife of the other part, the said Thomas and Elizabeth sold to the said Randulph and Anne all the said premises by the name of all those 5 tenements, 1 garden and 1 le Bowling Alley situate in the said parish of St. Stephen. The said Thomas Rosewarne still survives. All the said premises are held of the Queen in chief by knight's service, but by what part of a knight's fee the jurors know not. The said 2 tenements and le Bowling Alley besides the said 3 tenements are worth per ann., clear, 10s. Chan. Inq. p. m., ser. 2, vol. 240, No. 37. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/abstract/no3/pp171-219#h3-0008 https://archive.org/stream/abstractsinquis00changoog/abstractsinquis00changoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 87 ] [ William_Gynn_1542_Yorkshire.txt ]
North Craven Heritage Trust CRAVEN WILLS IN THE YORK REGISTRY. May 22, 1543. GYNNE, William, Seiner, Mar. 23, 1542.; volume II folio: 679 http://www.northcravenheritage.org.uk/NCHT/RoyPriceArchive/WILLS/Spreadheets&Lists/cravenwillsvol2.txt
File: [ 88 ] [ William_Gynn_1589_London.txt ]
"Allegations for marriage licences issued by the Bishop of London v.25" William GYNN, Haberdasher, of St Edmund, Lombard Street, London, & Elizabeth Cotton, Spinster, of & Benet Pink, London, dau. of Roger Cotton, late of same, Draper, dec d ; Gen. Lic. https://archive.org/stream/AllegationsForMarriageLicencesIssuedByTheBishopOfLondonV.25/AllegationsMarriageLicenseIssdBishopLondon_Chester_408pg55048979_djvu.txt see: george_gynn_1588_london.txt
File: [ 89 ] [ William_Gynn_haberdasher_1581_London.txt ]
Elizabeth I installation What was it like to go shopping in Elizabethan London? This week we have been installing the exhibition Elizabeth I and Her People, which includes a fascinating manuscript in the collections of the National Archives that lists the contents of an Elizabethan haberdasher’s London warehouse from 1582. The haberdasher was William GYNN, and he was being sued for a debt of a hundred pounds, and so an inventory was made of some of his goods (TNA C 239/48, no.104). https://www.npg.org.uk/blog/elizabeth-i-installations https://www.npg.org.uk/assets/images/assets/blog/large_%20Inventory.jpg
File: [ 90 ] [ William_Gynne_1512_Norwich.txt ]
Henry VIII, 1512: CP40no998; By Vance Mead Side:d Image:457 County:Norwich Pleas:debt Plaintiff:Wyskard, Thomas Defendants:Palmer, Thomas, of Magna Fraunsham, clerk; Est, John, of Bryssele, husbandman; GYNNE, William, of Est Bradenham, husbandman; Walden, Richard, of Parva Walsyngham, butcher; Cokden, John, of Wendlyng, tailor http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no998/CP40no998Act.htm
File: [ 91 ] [ William_Gynne_1544_Hereford.txt ]
List of Early Chancery Proceedings. Volume 9 EARLY CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS VOL IX Period 1544 - 1547 File 1098 2 Henry ADAMS of King’s Lynn, co. Norfolk, shoemaker, son and heir of William Adams of the same, husbandman, v. William GYNNE and Edmund EME, yeomen. Messuages and land in Ross. HEREFORD https://archive.org/details/listofearlychanc954newy/page/4/mode/2up?q=gynne referenced from: https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/sources/equity.shtml
File: [ 92 ] [ William_Gynne_1545_Norfolk.txt ]
Early Chancery Proceedings Vol. IX. pg 10 File 1098. Addressed to Thomas, lord Wriothesley, chancellor, 1544 - 1547 2 Henry ADAMS of King’s Lynn, co. Norfolk, Shoemaker, son and heir of William Adams of the same, husbandman, William GYNNE and Edmund EME, yeomen. Messuages and land in Ross. ListofEarlyChanceryProceedingsPreservedinthePublicRecordOffice_10911310.pdf Early Chancery Proceedings File - Forgotten Books https://www.forgottenbooks.com › download
File: [ 93 ] [ William_Gynne_1560_Stevenage.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary (Volume 2)
Author : Brigg, William
Published in 1895
Wm. GYNNE 1560 Stevenage
[P.C.C. Loftes 2.]
THOMAS HUMBERSTONE of Stevenage, husbandman. (Dat. 6 Oct. l56O). Bur. at Stevenage; Wife Margt: My house called Netherwalles in Stevenage ; Son Leonard ; House called Bedwalles in Stevenage : Tenement at Stevenag church yarde gate : Daus. Joan & Beatris ; Son Thos : Bro. John ; Thos. Clarke of Stevenage & Robt. Andrew of same exors. Wit* : — Wm. GYNNE, Edw. Clarke, John Sayvll. {Pr. 22 Jan. 1560-1)
Index
GYNN,(e) (Gin(n)e). Geo. 24, 151, 341 ;
Hen. 134, 355; Jane 178; Joan
134. 154; Mary 355: Sim. 29;
Tho. 154; Walt. 178; Wm. 1,311.
https://archive.org/details/hertsgenealogist02brig/page/n7/mode/2up?q=Gynne
see: Robert_GYNNE_between_1603-1614_Stevenage.txtFile: [ 94 ] [ William_Gynne_1568_Much_Hormed.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary Published in 1895 Abstracts of Herts Wills WILLIAM GYNNE of Muche Hormed. (Bur. 3 Apr. 1568) Wife Ellen ; Sons Thos. & Rich; Daus. Mary & Margt ; Sons Jonas, Henry & Michaell ; Wife extrix. Witnesses—Wm. Hudsonmy curate & vicar of Muche Hormed, Francis Dellawod of the sayd Hormed gentleman, Tho. Brand of sd psh. yoman, Harry Hawke of sd town husbandman & Wm Collyn with other moe. Debts owing to bro. Robt. GINNE, Wm. Parnell, Henry Edmond of Harestreete thelder & Henry Togood. (Pr. at Stortford 8 Nov. 1568). pg 137 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5580383&page=137&book_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=ddb9d1ff656b16c5
File: [ 95 ] [ William_Gynne_1581_Brinckley.txt ]
Ely Episcopal Records by Ely, Eng. (Diocese); Gibbons, Alfred W. , 1891 G2 ADMINISTRATIONS, MARRIAGE LICENCES, &c. (cont.) 1581 Wm. GYNNE, Brinckley; Adm. pg 180 https://archive.org/details/elyepicsopalreco00elyeuoft/page/180/mode/2up Index GYNNE (GYN) 180, 248 https://archive.org/stream/elyepicsopalreco00elyeuoft/elyepicsopalreco00elyeuoft_djvu.txt
File: [ 96 ] [ William_and_Ann_Ginn_1702_London.txt ]
"The Journal of the Friends' Historical Society"
Vol. X
Publication date 1913
Will of Barbara Blaugdone journal of friends historical society
Ann Ginn (nee Watts), 1702 London; wife of William Ginn
The Will of Barbara Blaugdone. — Abstract of the will of Barbara Blaugdone dated "this sixth day of the moneth called January 1701"
I Barbara Blaugdone late of the city of Bristoll now of London widow being infirm of body, &c.
To the child or children of my granddaughter Ann Ginn £100 at 21 or marriage. I forgive & remitt to William Ginn husband of my granddaughter Ann Ginn £100
1 Barbara Blaugdone died on the 25th of Ninth Month, 1704, aged ninety-five. The date of death ('* c. 1691 ") given in The Journal, ix. 103, is incorrect.
This was supposed from the date of An Account of her Travels, 1691", but the Account is autobiographical.
2 In 1699, Ann Watts, daughter of John Watts, of Bristol, married William Ginn, turner, of London.
At least six of their children predeceased them, several being carried off by small-pox at tender-age. Ann Ginn, "wife of William, watchmaker," died in 1742, aged sixty-nine, and William Ginn, of St. Saviour's, Southwark," died in 1750. aged seventy-eight. John Watts aforesaid had married Mary Blaugdone, ox Bristol, in 1670.
... ...
Rest of my estate to my granddaughter Ann Ginn wife of said William Ginn of London [& make her] sole executrix.
witness W M Martin cl[erk] to Mr Springett, Tuo. Cowper, Benjamin Bourne.
Proved at London 13 Dec. 1704. by the affirmation or solemn declaration of Ann Ginn the executrix.
P.C.C. (248 Ash.)
pg 41-42
https://archive.org/stream/journaloffriends10frie/journaloffriends10frie_djvu.txt
File: [ 97 ] [ Winre_Gynn_1642_Swavesey.txt ]
Cambridge Marriage Licenses 15 Mar P28/1/4 John CROSBIE of Oakington Winre GYNN of Swavesey sp aged above 19 years at St Edward Surrogate: Robert WYSEMAN https://www.meldrethhistory.org.uk/documents/CambridgeshireMarriageLicences.pdf John Crossby, of Hoginton, & Vinnyca GYNN, of Swaesy, lic. 17 Mar 1641, pg 37 https://archive.org/details/cambridgeshirepa01phil/page/n93/mode/2up?q=gynn
File: [ 98 ] [ Zorobabel_Ginn_mason_1705_Sudbury_will.txt ]
Attested copy will of Zorobabel Ginn of Sudbury, mason This record is held by Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds Branch Reference: EE 501/11/203 Title: Attested copy will of Zorobabel Ginn of Sudbury, mason Description: To wife Elizabeth Ginn during life, messuage where he dwells, then to younger son George on condition he pays Elisabeth Summersett, daughter of John Summersett, testator's granddaughter, £5 To elder son Henry, messuage in St Gregory's occupied by Thomas Cowell on condition he pays his mother £1 10s. p.a. during life Executor: son Henry Date: (w. 20 Dec 1705); (p. 8 May 1706) Held by: Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds Branch, not available at The National Archives https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/2fb5fcc6-f1a1-4674-b753-5064d36a4fa8
File: [ 99 ] [ briggs_vol_2_notes.txt ]
The Herts genealogist and antiquary (Volume 2) Author : Brigg, William Published in 1895 George GYNNE 1584 1584 Mich. Term 26 & 27 Eliz. Geo.GYNNE: Wm. Makeres & Kath. his wife. Messuage ia Hitchin alias Hutchyn. pg 341 ROBERT PENNE, GENTLEMAN. [Inq. p.m. 35 Eliz. pt. 2. No. 97.] Inquisition taken at Hertford, 8 Jun 35 Eliz. [1593] by the oaths of George GYNNE and others Marriage Licenses 1633-34 Nov 20 George GYNNE of Datchworth, bachr, & Eliz. Meridithe of same, maiden, dau. of [blank] Meridithe of Luton, widow. At Datchworth. pg 151 1638-39 Oct. 14 Robt. Cocke of Aston, bachr, & Joan GYNNE of same, maiden, dau. of Thos. GYNNE of same At Aston. pg 154 1575 Trinity Term 17 Eliz. John Strampro & Eliz. Strampro : Walter GYNNE & Jane his wife. Two messuages in Hitchyn. pg 178 Will f 51b, EDWARD WILSHERE of Steuenage. yeoman. (Dat. 18 Mch, 1582) Overseers, Thomas Clarke & Wm. Ginn of Stevenage pg 311 Index GYNN,(e) (Gin(n)e). Geo. 24, 151, 341 ; Hen. 134, 355; Jane 178; Joan 134. 154; Mary 355: Sim. 29; Tho. 154; Walt. 178; Wm. 1, 311. https://ia803002.us.archive.org/12/items/hertsgenealogist02brig/hertsgenealogist02brig.pdf
File: [ 100 ] [ gyn_essex_notes.txt ]
GYN Essex Notes
John Le GYN, date range: 1221 - 1263, Waltham Forest
Henry Gyne, 1303, Essex
John Gyne, 1338, Little Berdefeld
Henry Gyne, 1346, Rochford
Thomas GYN, 1346-1350, (Clive?) or Newton
Thomas de Gyne, Knight or soldier, 1346-1350, Hengford
Simon GYN, 1396, Essex
John GYN, carpenter, 1400, Great Waltham
John GYN, 1408, Essex
John GYN, 1409, Chelmsford, IPM, 19-546
John GYN, 1413, Essex
John GYN, 1417, Church Mead
Simon GYN, 1417, Church Mead
John Gyne, 1450, Great Waltham
Andrew Gyne, 1459, Chatham(?)
John GYNNE, 1480, Walden
IGI: IGI: See Essex on [ Ginn IGI by County.xlsx ]
File: [ 101 ] [ gyn_suffolk_notes_IGI_2021-08-03.txt ]
Suffolk
Henry GYN, 1270, Dunwich
Richard GYNNE, 1283, Elmeswelle
Walter GYN, 1293, Leiston, Dunwich
Willmo GYNNE, 1327, Elmeswelle
John GYN, 1370s, Ufford
William GYN, potter, 1421, Bromeswall
Henry GYN, husbandman, 1421, Bromeshall
John GYN, pedder, 1422, Bromeswall
John GYN, yeoman, 1430, Sysewell
John Gyne, (or Gyve), yeoman, 1437, Suffolk
John Gyne, merchant, 1442, Dunwich
John GYNNE, 1448, Suffolk
John GYNNE, 1484, Newmarket
John GYNNE, 1484, Stowmarket(?) - probably Newmarket
See: Suffolk on Ginn IGI by County.xlsx; Includes NEW Data
GYNN, and Peryent appear to have had a longstanding relationship from early on:
Sir John Peryent is an ancestor to Mary Gill who married John GYNN, in 1661 in Anstey.
Although this may be a coincidence, in about 1440, Thomas GYNN, of Aston and John Peryent of Digswell both employed servants with the same last name.
George Peryent, brother of Sir John Peryent appears to have relocated, possibly to Lavenham, Suffolk. His daughter marries a Clopton:
John Peryent ("born in Gascoigne, came into England")
>> John Peryent of Digswell, Hertfordshire (d 1415)
>> >> John Peryent of Digswell (d 1432)
>> >> >> Thomas or Edmund Peryent or Perient of Digswell (d 1474)
>> >> >> >> George Peryent or Perient (alive 1528) m. Agnes
>> >> >> >> >> Catherine Peryent or Perient [Note: Chart of Clopton shows her as 'Mary'; Were there two daughters?] m. William Clopton of Kentwell
perient1_at_stirnet.htm
Catherine Peryent = William Clopton is shown in Berry AND in Visitations of Hertfordshire: NOT Mary.
Looks like William Clopton died in 1562, leaving Catharine, da. and coh. of George Perient of Lavenham a widow. She remarries John Bacon of Troston, Suff.
George Peryent of Lavenham, Suffolk, whose will is proved in 1532 is brother of Sir John Peryent.
https://fmg.ac/phocadownload/userupload/scanned-sources/tpg2/pp560-564.pdf
Information from GENI seems to conflict:
1. This is probably correct
George Perient
Birthdate: circa 1485
Birthplace: Digswell, Hertfordshire
Death: 1532, Lavenham, Suffolk
Immediate Family:
Son of Edmund or Thomas Perient, Esq. and Mary or Alice Brocket
Husband of Alice Sporne
Father of Mary Perient and Henry Perient
Brother of Sir John Perient and Thomas Perient
https://www.geni.com/people/Sir-George-Perient/6000000017079488680
also:
2. Not sure about this information:
In 'Visitations of Hertfordshire' or in 'Berry', there is no 'George', son of 'George' and there is no 'George' born in 1505.
George Periente (Peryent)
Also Known As: "George of Digswell"
Birthdate: 1505
Birthplace: Digswell, Welwyn, Hertfordshire
Death: April 25, 1556, Lavenham, Suffolk
Immediate Family:
Son of Georges Periente and Linda Ann Billings
Husband of Agnes Sporne and Joan Periente
Father of Lady Elizabeth Styles Townshend and Katherine Peryente
https://www.geni.com/people/George-Periente/6000000006442422589
When/Why did George Peryent move to Lavenham? Sometime before 1532 OR 1556 depending which information is correct.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
The History of Parliament
BACON, Robert (c.1562-1633), of Northaw, Herts. and Broad Street, London
Constituency: ST. IVES; Dates: 1621
Family and Education
b. c.1562, 3rd s. of John Bacon (d.1567) of Troston, Suff., being o.s. with his 2nd w. Catharine, da. and coh. of George Perient of Lavenham, Suff.1 m. (lic. 13 Sept. 1622, aged 60) Cordelia, da. of John Gill of Wyddial, Herts., wid. of Sir Thomas Harris† of Maldon, Essex, s.p.2 bur. 31 Aug. 1633.3
"Still a bachelor at 60, in the following year Bacon married a widow of his own age". No children.
https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/bacon-robert-1562-1633
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History, v.5 (1886)
Materials for a History of Hessett
"John Bacon, of Troston, 1566/7.
He was the eldest son of Edmund who died in 1553 (??); and he died intestate. But administration* was granted on the first of February, 1566/7, to George Peryent, brother of Katherine Bacon, relict of John Bacon of Troston armiger with the consent of the before-named Katherine. An inquisition was held on the 26th day of May next following; which is given here at length to show the great size to which the property of the Hessett branch of the Bacon family had grown at this the date of its greatest worldly prosperity".
pg 86
https://archive.org/details/proceedingsofsuf05unse/page/86/mode/2up
Stirnet show him as son of Thomas or John Bacon of Helmingham (d 28.02.1535); Is there another son, Edmund (d. 1533) (??)
(see: bacon01_at_stirnet.htm)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
George Gill of Buckland
-----------------------------------------
| |
John Gill of Buckland and Wyddial Hall Edward Gill of Bandons and Anstey
>> Sir John Gill MP >> Edward Gill of Bandons and Anstey
>> >> Cordelia = Robert Bacon MP (1622) >> >> Edward Gill of Bandons and Anstey = Ann Swann (+/- 1641)
>> >> >> Mary Gill = John GYNNE (1662)
Cordelia (Gill) Bacon (abt. 1567 - 1632)
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gill-2147
John GYNNE would have known that Robert Bacon, Sir John Gill and Sir Thomas Perient were Members of Parliament.
Robert Bacon, descended from 'Roger de Beccen' is originally from Normandy and links to Gill and Perient; George Perient, whose family is also originally from Normandy links to Lavenham and Gill links to GYNN,.
Also, we know that GYNNE and Gill had a relationship long before the marriage of John and Mary. Edward Gill and a Thomas GYNNE appear to have had a dispute over money just before Mary was born. (See: Thomas_GYNNE_Edward_Gill_1640.txt) This Thomas who married Martha at Great Hormead might be the brother of William (b. 1599), John's father who married Elizabeth Stringer in 1635 at Anstey. It appears this was settled by the time Mary married John 20 years later.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Trying to find information about an Edward GENNE or GYNNE who lived in Lavenham:
An Edward GENNE married Elizabeth Jenoson on 1 Sep 1605 in Lavenham (Note 1)
This is earliest known occurence of a GENNE or GYNNE with forename 'Edward' in Lavenham. Where did Edward come from?
An Edward GENNE or GYNNE had at least 4 children in Lavenham: Eliz GYNNE (b 1607), Thomas GENNE (b 1609), Edward GYNNE (b 1611) and John GYNNE (b 1617) (See Suffolk in Ginn IGI by County.xlsx, lines 54 - 57)
Probably the same man.
There is no evidence that 'GYNNEs' were anything more than labourers in the wool trade, or possibly servants.
-----------------------------------------
Notes:
1.
Marriages - 1605
1 Sept: Edward Genne m Elizabeth Jenoson
Film # 007730102, pg 544
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQXS-W?i=543
Did not find any other information about 'Elizabeth Jenoson' BUT in 'Jenney Surname Meaning' (forebears.io) are listed some variant forms of 'Jenney', including:
- Joan Geneson, Yorkshire: Corpus Christi Guild (Surtees Society).
- Willelmus Gynes,on, 1379: Poll Tax of Yorkshire.
- Agar Genyson, 1546: St. Dionis Backchurch (London).
- Robert Jennison, merchant, 1668. Tomb. St. Nicholas, Newcastle-on-Tyne: Brand's History of Newcastle.
"This surname is derived from the name of an ancestor. 'the son of John.' For instances, v. Jennison. (a) Local, 'de Gyney.' or 'Gisnei,' or 'Gisney,' no doubt from Guisnes, near Calais".
(https://forebears.io/surnames/jenney#meaning)
2.
Marriages - 1624
14 June John Hovie to Elizabeth GENN or Fenn ?
pg 224
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQFQ-X?i=612
Parish registers of Lavenham in the county of Suffolk Item 2 Vol. 1, 1558-1658.
starts at: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQX1-W?i=374
-----------------------------------------
Marriages - 1632
30 Nov Edward GIN... faded ... to Ayles WHITTLE (? faded)
pg 280
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQX4-R?i=650
-----------------------------------------
CHRISTENINGS - 1638
28 Sep John, s. of Edward AJINN or Aginn.
pg 278
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQ6P-6?i=670
BURIALS - 1637
3 Sep Wife of Edward GENES or GONES or JONES [?]
pg 279
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQ65-T?i=671
BURIALS - 1646
6 Jun Edward, s. of Edward GIN.
pg 299
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQ6L-G?i=691
CHRISTENINGS - 1646
17 Mar. Edward, s. of Edward G..........?
pg 302
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQ62-L?i=694
BURIALS - 1647
24 Mar Alce, Wife of Edward GINN
pg 308
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQ6G-3?i=700
BURIALS - 1651
4 Mar Isaac, s. of Edward GINN.
pg 315
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BT-HQ6P-Q?i=708
-----------------------------------------
Parish register transcripts, 1558-1837 - NOT Online
Church of England. Parish Church of Lavenham
991955, Item 3
DGS: 7810570
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/179312?availability=Family History Library
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
Other Information:
JOHN GYNN of Preston
father of DOROTHY GYNN
- 1665 John GYNN, married 5/2/1665 at Preston to Dorothy Ranson
- 1665 - John GYNN, baptised 8/11/1665 at Preston son of John and Dorothy GYNN,
- 1668 - Dorothy GYNN, baptised 30/1/1668 at Preston daughter of John and Dorothy GYNN,
- 1670 - William GYNN, baptised 17/4/1670 at Preston son of John and Dorothy GYNN,
- 1672 - James GYNN, baptised 28/12/1672 at Preston son of John and Dorothy GYNN,
- 1692 Dorothy Gin married 12/2/1692 at Preston to Francis Daniel of Whelpson
Preston is NE of Lavenham and SW of Stowmarket
-----------------------------------------
37. Rebecca Grimwood was born before 9 Jan 1748 in Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk, England,(15) was christened on 9 Jan 1748 in Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk, England,(15) died before 2 Aug 1842 in Sudbury, Suffolk, England, and was buried on 2 Aug 1842 in Sudbury St Gregory, Suffolk, England.(11)
Rebecca married Henry Ginn on 26 Sep 1773 in St Gregory, Sudbury, Suffolk, England.(24) Henry was born about 1745, died before 17 Nov 1807 in Sudbury St Peter, Suffolk, England,(16) and was buried on 17 Nov 1807 in Sudbury St Peter, Suffolk, England.(11)
General Notes: Henry was the executor of the Will of Thomas Grimwood 1783. Thomas is the brother of his wife Rebecca.
The child from this marriage was:
51 M i. Henry Ginn was born before 1 Jul 1774 in Sudbury, Suffolk, England,10 was christened on 1 Jul 1774 in Sudbury St Gregory, Suffolk, England,(20) and died on an unknown date.
footnotes in source
http://www.onsgrimwood.esy.es/tree04/d1.htm
https://www.prattens.co.uk/families/GYNN/notes.html#paaa
-----------------------------------------
Jane Jannings married Mordecai Brinkley Ginn
(1708 - 1753)
Born in Bildeston, Suffolk in 1708 to John JANNINGS and Elizabeth KING. Jane Jannings married Mordecai Brinkley Ginn and had 4 children. She passed away on abt 1753 in Bildeston, Suffolk.
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/genealogy/records/jane-jannings-24-215284w?geo_a=r&geo_s=us&geo_t=us&geo_v=2.0.0&o_xid=62916&o_lid=62916&o_sch=Partners
What is the significance of middle name 'Brinkley'?
-----------------------------------------
"Allegations for marriage licences in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, in the county of Suffolk"
345 Wra. Bridgeman, of Soham, co. Cambs., s. m., & Hannah Ginn, of same, s. w., at same. Bn. : Rob* Ginn. 20 July, 1764.
pg 286
54 Ambrose Reeve, of Bowers, co. Essex, s. m., & Mary GYNN, of Lavenham, s. w., at same. 8 Oct., 1765.
pg 289
237 Thos. Viall, of Sudbury St. Peter's, s. m., & Ann Ginn, of same, s. w., at same. 21 Dec, 1768.
pg 308
287 Brook Pratt, of Wickhambrook, s. m., & Mary Ginn, of Southwood Park next Hargrave, 19 years (father, Chas. Ginn). 29 June, 1768.
pg 310
16 Wm. Ginn, of Soham, co. Cambs., s. m., & Mary Goldsbrow, of same, minor (mother. Amy Goldsbrow), at same. Bu. : Zachary Goldsbrow. 25 July, 1769.
pg 311
62 Dan' Ginn, of Wickhambrook, s. m., 23 years, & Eliz** Philips, of Hargrave, s. w., 18 years (father, Wm. Philips), at same. 1 Nov., 1769.
pg 312
67 Wm. Ginn, of Bildeston, s. m., & Ellen Cobbell, of same, s. w., at same. 23 Oct., 1774.
pg 341
195 Thos. Tebbitt, of Soham, Cambs. (mother, Alice Tebbit [sic]), & Ann Ginn, of same (father, Rob' Ginn), at same. 11 Nov., 1775.
pg 346
131 Jd. Ginn, of Soham, s. m., & Mary Pleasance, of Barwell, s. w., at same. Bn. : Wm. Ginn, of Soham. 1 Feb., 1780.
pg 380
Bn. for Bondsman.
s. m. for Single man.
s. w. for Single woman.
w. for Widow and Widower.
Wit. for Witness.
https://archive.org/stream/allegationsforma70chur/allegationsforma70chur_djvu.txt
https://archive.org/details/allegationsforma70chur/page/n3/mode/2up
-----------------------------------------
Suffolk Record Office
Original Will of Mary Ginn of Lavenham
IC500/1/234/89
http://www.dswebhosting.info/Suffolk/SRODServe/dserve.exe?dsqIni=Dserve.ini&dsqApp=Site31&dsqDb=Catalog&dsqCmd=show.tcl&dsqSearch=(RefNo==%27IC500%2F1%2F234%2F89%27)
-----------------------------------------
James Ginn
Birthdate: circa 1777
Birthplace: Lavenham, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom
Death: June 1854 (72-81)
Lavenham, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom
Immediate Family:
Husband of Elizabeth Ginn
Father of John Edward Ginn
https://www.geni.com/people/James-Ginn/6000000066486617833
-----------------------------------------
Lavenham, Suffolk @ Curious Fox:
Ginn, Game
James Ginn m. Elizabeth Game 1802. James was b. about 1777 at Lavenham. Who were his parents?
Ginn, Halls
Sarah Halls m. John Ginn in Lavenham, 1840. They had eight children. I [author of post] am descended from their dtr Harriett who married John Joyce. Looking for any descendants of other seven children, or any info on any of these families.
GYNN, or Ginn
Looking for information on Mary GYNN, or Ginn - born Lavenham c1737, m Ambrose Reeve at Lavenham in 1765, d Acton 1789
https://www.curiousfox.com/vill100/Suffolk35690_1.html
-----------------------------------------
John Edward Ginn
Birthdate: 1816
Birthplace: Lavenham, Suffolk
Death: before 1891
Immediate Family:
Son of James Ginn and Elizabeth Ginn
Husband of Sarah Ginn
Father of Harriet Joyce
https://www.geni.com/people/John-Ginn/6000000066485960871
-----------------------------------------
Samuel BROWN married Susan GINN in March 1801
"James Brown died, aged 60, in 1798 and did not live to see his sons take up the Freedom. His third son, Samuel, became a Freeman on July 2nd, 1802. Samuel married Susan Ginn in March 1801 and the couple eventually had 5 children. Samuel was a manufacturer; his business was related to the woollen trade. "
https://www.sudburyfreemen.org/samuel-brown-senior/
Turner / Ranson (Ginn's had married both)
The Turner family are still in the village and have been part of its history for centuries, bedrocks of its football and cricket teams, at the heart of its village activities and school. In 1447 John Turnour son of Thomas Turnour is recorded as living in Lavenham. Since then we have records of Turners as Marine Store dealers, bakers, chandlers, cutters, sawyers, bricklayers, gamekeepers and flour millers. Among the very many families they married, Ranson and Girling stand out proudly as linked to the past and recent history of the village for their records of our history. Members of the Turner family can be seen in some of our oldest village photographs of the Market square.
Of the ten wealthiest clothiers in the country, two were in Lavenham, eight sat outside of Lavenham: the first and 5th wealthiest were in Bildeston, six of the ten wealthiest in Hadleigh, Spring made number 7, Jacob number ten. Of the top 100 wealthiest clothiers in Europe, 26 lived in Lavenham, making Lavenham by far the most productive producer of both broadcloth and straites in Europe in the 15th and 16th C.
[Places mentioned in this de Vere history: Lavenham, Glemsford and Bildeston]
https://www.deverehouse.co.uk/?page_id=425
-----------------------------------------
Corrections to Database - Suffolk Family History Society
16 Jan 1840, Henry GINN, age 42, lived at North St, Sudbury, burial at St Peter
https://suffolkfhs.co.uk/files/Corrections_to_burials_CDs_4-7-20.pdf
-----------------------------------------
Harriett Ginn, Born (reg Mar 1842) - Lavenham
Father: James Ginn ca 1803-1876; Born about 1803 - Lavenham
Mother: Mary Ann Whitehead ca 1808-1886; Born about 1808 - Lavenham
GF: James Ray Ginn; Born about 1777 - Ware, Hertfordshire
GM: Elizabeth Game 1772-1861; Born in 1772 - Lavenham
GGF: John Ginn
https://gw.geneanet.org/dolly9?n=ginn&oc=&p=harriett
https://gw.geneanet.org/dolly9?lang=en&p=james+ray&n=ginn
-----------------------------------------
1851 Census for Lavenham
Church Square 11 C 50 James Ginn Head 74 Almspeople Lavenham
Church Square 11 C 50 Elizabeth Ginn Wife 76 Almspeople Lavenham
Water Street 13 A 26 James Ginn Head 46 Roper Maker Lavenham
Water Street 13 A 26 Mary A Ginn Wife 42 Lavenham
Water Street 13 A 26 Henry Ginn Son 16 Rope Maker Lavenham
Water Street 13 A 26 William Ginn Son 13 Turner Lavenham
Water Street 13 A 26 Harriet Ginn Daughter 9 Scholar Lavenham
Water Street 13 A 26 Susan Ginn Daughter 5 Scholar Lavenham
Water Street 13 A 26 Elizebeth Ginn Daughter 7 Mo Lavenham
http://homepages.phonecoop.coop/c.felsham/Lavenham%20census%201851_v5protectedversion.pdf
Clergy - The Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich
Ginn, The Reverend Canon Richard, The Vicarage, Saxmundham, Suffolk, Priest in charge, The Yoxmere Benefice, 2013
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/34593201/clergy-the-diocese-of-st-edmundsbury-and-ipswich
‘He was a one off ‘ - Tributes after death of popular vicar by Katy Sandalls, East Anglian Daily Times, August 3, 2020
Rev. Richard Ginn had died aged 68
Born in Enfield in 1951, he moved to Suffolk in 1985
https://www.eadt.co.uk/news/revd-richard-ginn-obituary-tributes-2688822
Index of the Essex Journal, volumes 1 – 50, 1966-2015
Ginn, Edward 16(2).25
https://www.esah1852.org.uk/library/files/volumes-1-50-index-21428103116.pdf
File: [ 102 ] [ gynn_at_ERO.txt ]
Essex Archives Online
1.
Reference: T/A 418/182/27
Thomas GYNN, Clarke of Fyfield 1676
Level: Category
Records in public repositories
Level: Fonds
CALENDAR OF ESSEX ASSIZE RECORDS
Level: Sub-Fonds
Calendar of Essex Assize File [Ass 38/117/3] Assizes held at Chelmsford 10 July 1676
Scope and Content:
Jury between the King and prisoners, etc;
[illegible] John White of Barking; BARSTABLE:- Adam Bale of stanford John Gosse of Fobbing; CHAFFORD:- John Gibbs of N.Ockenbdon, Robert Benning of Brentwood; CHELSFORD:- Thomas Fenn of Moulsham, John Sawem of Lt. Waltham; CLAVERING:_ William Taylor and Nicholas Thurgood of Maunden; DUNMOW:_ Thomas Foster of Willingale spain John Dowsett of Pelshey; DENGLE:_ Thomas Lindsell of Burnham FRESHWELL:_ Geoffrey baker of Great Bardfield HARLOW:-Wm. Bird of Roydon gent; William Duke and Richard BUrles of Sheering George Radley Of Harlow HINCKFORD:- Jeremiah Reeve Junior of Bocking EDw. Watson of Finchingfield, Martin butcher of castle Hedingham John Atrutt of Belchamp Otten. William Clarke of Pebmarsh , Anthony Bentall and Robert Laver of Halstead; [illegible]:- John Ball of Great Horkesley John Atkinson of Boxted, Edward Gibson of Dedham [illegible] Creffield of Chapel [illegible] Cleere of Copford
Thomas GYNN, Clarke of Fyfield;
ONGAR:- James Burton of Stapleford Tawney, Obedish Clarke of Vesey of Wix, gentleman ROCHFORD:_ Thomas Neale of Rayleigh; TENDRING:- Wm,. Vesey of Wic gentleman [out of the county], John Lay alias Lacey of Weeley; [THURSTABLE]:- John Hayward of Heybridge. [Ass 35/117/3/27]
https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/Result_Details.aspx?DocID=340655
2.
Reference: T/A 418/186/15
Thomas GYNN, senior of Fyfield 1678
Level: Category
Records in public repositories
Level: Fonds
CALENDAR OF ESSEX ASSIZE RECORDS
Level: Sub-Fonds
Calendar of Essex Assize File [ASS 35/119/3] Assizes held at Chelmsford 8 July 1678
Scope and Content:
Jurors between the King and Prisoners etc:-
BECONTREE:- John Comyns gentleman and John Peacocke of Dagenham, Jeremias Mosford of Barking; BARSTABLE:- Nathan Doare of Pitsea, John Goffe of Fobbing; CHAFFORD:_ John Dennis (sick] and Laur. Benent of Brentwood; CHELMSFORD:- Robert Blatch of Great Waltham, Thomas Sheppey and Thomas Neal of Springfield; CLAVERING:- John Alison of Farnham; DUNMOW:- John Purces and George Pittott of Lindsell; DENGIE:- Richard Abbott of Runsell Hamlet, William Shonok of Bradwell-juxta-Mare, Henry Bradfield; HARLOW:- William Duke and Richard Burles of Sheering; HINCKFORD:- William Branwood of Bocking Daniel Loker and Andrewe Fuller of Finchingfield Andrew Burton [dead] John Merriton of Ridgewell and wm. King of Sible of Hedingham; LEXDEN:- John Ball and John Hawkins of Great HOrkesley, Robert Carter of Earls Colne; ONGAR:- Robert Dent of Kelvedon Hatch, Nich, White of Moreton, JOhn Field of Theydon Mount and Thomas GYNN, senior of Fyfield; ROCHFORD:- George King of Leigh; TENDRING:- Thomas Styles of Tolleshunt Beckingham [major]; UTTESFORD:- William Browne and Robert Searle of Elmdon; WALTHAM:- Thomas Phillipps of Waltham Abbey , Simon Fogg of Epping; WINSTREE:- James Norton of Roydon Hamlet, William Licas of E.Mersea; WITHAm:- John Rust of Cressing, Joseph May of Hatfield Peverel. [Ass 35/119/3/15]
https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/Result_Details.aspx?DocID=341571
3.
Reference: T/A 418/187/25
ONGAR:- Thomas GYNN, junior of Fyfield 1679
Level: Category
Records in public repositories
Level: Fonds
CALENDAR OF ESSEX ASSIZE RECORDS
Level: Sub-Fonds
Calendar of Essex Assize File [Ass 35/120/1] Assizes held at Chelmsford 9 April 1679
Scope and Content:
Jurors between the King and the prisoners:-
BECONTREE:- Robert Mortimer of W.Ham, Thomas Fuller of Barking BARSTABLE:- John Phipp of Mucking, JOhn Barnard of Ramsden Bellhouse, John Davies of Orsett [dead]; CHAFFORD:- Robert Bening of Brentwood, John Rapley of Little Warley: CHELMSFORD:- Morgan Poole of Springfield, Nathaniel Springham of Blackmore, Robert Reade of Sprinfield; CLAVERING:_ Tho.Symonds of Farnham gentleman DUNMOW:- Thomas Wood of Barnston, John Bayes ["[illegible] the would not come for [illegible] were but ijd, for feiture of [illegible"] and William Clarke of High Easter; DENGIE:_ Joseph Gray of Southminster getnt. Thomas Ramm of Runsell Hamlet; FRESHWELL:- Thomas Purchas adn Samuel Baker of Lt. Sampford; HARLOW:- Robert Sharpe of Sheering Aquila Burton of Matching: HINCKFORD:- William Stacey of Bocking John Rudgellos of Stebbing, Math. Hammond gent.; Francis Myldmay of finchingfield, Richard Choate of Wethersfield and John Sewell of Pebmarsh; LEXDEN:- Robert Sampson and John Wyldbore of Great Coggeshall, Ralph Wellock of Langha, William Brewer of Great Tey and Thomas Norton of Aldham; ONGAR:- Thomas GYNN, junior of Fyfield, John Rogers senior of Theydon Garnon, James Burton of stapleford Tawney [sick] Daniel Rust and obadiah clarke of Beauchamp Roothing; ROCHFORD:_ William Bitteridge of Prittlewell gent., George King og Leigh [aged] TENDRING:- David Sidney of Great Bromley, James baker of Frinton; THURSTABLE:- John Heyward of Heybridge; UTTLESFORD:_ Richard Miles of Chrishall, John Humberston of Elmon; WALTHAM:- Joshua Stracey and John pattison of Runwell Hamlet [sic ? Roydon]; WINSTREE:- Thomas Lawrence and Augustine Wayland of Peldon; WITHAM:_ Francis Gardner of Hatfield Peverel, Robert Fletcher of Sandon, Sampson Wright of Kelvedon, John Nicholls of Heybridge and George Womock of Belchamp Walter [Ass 35/120/1/25]
https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/Result_Details.aspx?DocID=341680
4.
ONGAR:- Thomas GYNN, jun. 1681
Reference: T/A 418/189/23
Level: Category
Records in public repositories
Level: Fonds
CALENDAR OF ESSEX ASSIZE RECORDS
Level: Sub-Fonds
Calendar of Essex Assize File [ASS 35/122/1] Gaol Delivery held at Chelmsford 2 March 1681
Scope and Content:
Jurors between the King and prisoners:-
BEWCONTREE:- Christopher Hille of Woodford, Thomas Fuller of Barking; BARSTABLE:- John threther of bursteed, John Edwards of Mucking, Richard petcfhey of Hutton, John Barnard of Ramsden Bellhouse; CHAFFORD:- Robert Benning and Francis Whitebread of Brentwood, John Rapley of Lt. Warley; CHELMSFORD:- Nathaniel Springham and rich. woolnett and William Baker of Blackmore; CLAVERING:- [names struck through, illegible]; DUNMOW:- Thomas Wood of Barnston; DENGIE:- Thomas Fisher of Latchingdon; FRESHWELL:_ Thomas Purcas, Samuel Baker and William Mason, all of Lt. Sampford; HARLOW:- ralph laurence of Great parndon, Robert Sharpe and Richard burles of Sheering, Ralph gray of Lt. Hallingbury; HINCKFORD :- Arthur Smith of Braintree, William Stacey and William Branwood of Bocking, John White of Ingatestone, Walt. Guy of Great Warley; LEXDEN:- John wilbord of Great Coggeshall, Ralph Welcock of Langham, Nicholas Freeman of Dedham; ONGAR:- Thomas GYNN, jun., of Fyfield, John rogers of Theydon Garnon, Obedish Clarke of Beauchamp roothing; ROCHFORD:- John alborough of Leigh, George deirsley of Hockley; TENDRING:- David Syday of Great Bromley, James Baker of Frinton; THURSTABLE:- John clerke of Tollesbury, ohn Heyward of Heybridge; UTTLESFORD:- Nathaniel Wright and Thomas Martin of wimbish; WALTHAM:- Robert Newman of Waltham Abbey, Joshua Stacey of Roydon Hamlet; WINSTREE:- Thomas parish of Langenhoe, John Presson of West Mersea. [ASS 35/122/1/23]
5. and 6
References: D/DQ 84/49 and D/DQ 84/50
on N. and S.E.tenement of George GYNN,; 1758
Level: Category
Estate and Family records
Level: Fonds
MANORIAL DOCUMENTS AND OTHER RECORDS OF BELCHAMP WALTER, FOXEARTH AND PENTLOW
Level: Series
Deeds of Manor of Foxearth
Scope and Content:
Attested Copy of Conveyance (lease [not copied or missing] and Release) for £1,150 and annuity of £27 10s., to make a tenant to the precipe and lead the uses of a recovery, 11 November 1758
(i)Wm Dalton of Great Henny, gent., and wife Frances (dau. of Claudius Jamineau of London, merchat, decd., and formerly wid. of William Carter of Ballingdon, esq., decd.); (ii) William Carter of Ballingdon, gentleman (eldest son and heir of William Carter, decd., and wife Frances); (iii) George Reaveley of Grays Inn (co. Middx.), gent.; (iv) Joseph Cutting of Grays Inn (co. Middx.), gent.
Capital messuage called Princes, formerly in occupation of Wm. Carter, sen., and wife Frances, since of John Davidson, gent., and of William Carter, jun.; 3 messuages with appurtenances formerly in occ. of Edw. Gardener, John Cousins and Josiah Mayzent, now of Jas. Elliston and Robert Sharp; messuage with appurtenances formerly in occupation of Nathaniel and James Ruggles, with the newsly built tenement erected upon part of the premises, now in several occ. of Elizabeth Unwin, wid., and John Strickson and the coach house on the same site belonging to the dwelling house of William Carter, jun., all ling between the messuage and yarad of Marable Medcalfe, wid., late in occupation of William Carter, sen.,
on N. and S.E.tenement of George GYNN,
on S.W. and Ballingdon St. on N.W.; messuage with appurtenances and part of a well thereto belonging, abutting on garden of William Carter, jun., on S., house of Hannah Sterns on E., house of John Smith on W. and Ballingdon St. on N., formerly in occ. of Mich Herman and John Hicks, now of Mary Herman, wid., and wid. Cane; 2 cottages a adjoining the house of William Carter jun., formerly in occupation of Charles Willis and Ann Slack, since of Geo. Ambrose, James Yeale and William Carter, jun., and now of John Strutt and Richard Hale; messuage with the joint use of a well in the yard of William Prigg, decd., formerly in occupation of William Cliffe; 2 messuages late in occupation of Samuel Clarke and Thomas Ostler, 2 messuages, formerly in occupation of Samuel Clarke and Stephen Johnson, and a shop, the said 5 premises since converted into separate tenements and rented by the Overseers of the Poor in Ballingdon, except those parts in occupation of Samuel Finch and John Hale, blacksmith; 3 messuages and appurtenances with use of adjoining well, formerly in occupation of James Elliston, Jonathan Welch, William Ruggles and wid. Blyth, now of John Folkes, jun., Daniel Hale, John Cant and Chas. Willis: all the above property being in Ballingdon
Messuage formerly in occupation of Thomas Hayward, baker, now of John Mills and widow Leysel, lying between The angel in occupation of Jas. Currie on S., tenement formerly of Elizabeth Daniel on N., the river on W. and the street on E., purchased by William Carter from John Hayward; messuage with appurtenances formerly in occupation of Rob. Hines and Samuel Bocking, now of John Smith, purchased by Wm. Carter from Samuel Bocking; messuage formerly in occupation of Sam. Taylor, now of Thomas Cansdell, purchased from Elizabeth Daniel, wid., and Edward Gerrard: all in Bures St. Mary (co.Suff.), in occupations of John Mills, Nicholas Hubbard and Thomas Cansdell
Two messuages, one formerly in occupation of Elizabeth Williams and Rob. Mayhew, the other of Peter Newton and John Beary, both in North Street, Sudbury (co.Suff.), now converted into separate tenements in occupation of William Bexwell, carpenter, Robert Mayhew and James Death, with the rest empty; messuage called Hawkins in St. Sepulchre's St., St. Gregory, Sudbury, in occupation of Robert King and John James;
Messuage called Willinghams and a croft of pasture (2a) adjg.; piece of arable land (1\'bd a.) lying in Millfield between the way to Cavendish on S. and lands mentioned below on N.; piece of arable land (1a.) lying in Millfield between land of the manor of Callis, land of Mr Crispe and the Rectory of Glemsford on E. and land of the manor of Glemsford, now in occupation of William Starsby, on W,; croft of pasture called Sir Johnny's alias Sir John's Croft (4a.); 2 pieces of pasture called Selling Croft alias Cross Way field (3a.); piece of meadow ground (3r.) lying between the lane to Great Willowing Field on E. and copyhold meadow of the manor of Glemsford on W.; piece of enclosed land (2a.) in Millfield, lying bet. land of Ambrose Biggs (sometime of John Strutt) on N. and land formerly or Richard Hale, since of Edward Scott, decd., on S.; croft of land called Becks, piece of arable land called Fullers and land late a parcel of Freemans Street, containing in all 6a. and lying together between part of Freemans Street and land of John Ward called Henye and abutting on Freemans Street land of John Golding and land formerly Ward's on S. and part of Freemans Street and lands called Johnny's on N.; field called Great Meadow and close called Whitland (2\'bd a.): all being in Glemsford (co.Suff) formerly in occ. of Nicholas Hurrell now of Samuel Brown, purchased by William Carter from James Holmes and wife Ann
Two closes of freehold land called Boggas Field and Upper Church Field in Pentlow, adjoining lands lately purchased by Wm. Carter from brother George Carter, in occupation of John Dakinig and purchased from Richard Daking, John Crissall of Belchamp Otten and John Crissal of Glemsford; 2 pieces of land called Francis Crisp's (2a.) lying in Poefield and land (\'bd a.) in Poefield lying beside How Wood in Foxearth,devised to William Carter by Will of his father, Geo. Carter, clerk, now in occupation of John Daking; messuage called Bretts with the houses, buildings, barns, stables, outhouses, yards, orchards, gardens and lands, etc., thereto belonging in Pentlow and Foxearth; close of Pasture (3a). adjg. in Pentlow; close called Shrubbs (3a.) Adjoining river bet. Pentlow and Liston, in Pentlow and Foxearth; close of pasture (1a) abutting on land of John Crissell on E. and W., the way from Nether St. on S. and Bowes Meadow on N.; messuage and meadow and pasture (6a.), Parcel of Bretts, abutting on land of John Ogles on N., Gownes Lane and Poefield on S., Nether Street on W. How Wood and land of Henry Spencer and Richard Balls on E., Close of Pasture called Battans (5a.) abutting on Poefield on E., the Common street on W. Taynter Yard on S. and Gownes Lane on N., and piece of pasture (1a.) in Nether Church Field, abutting on land of the manor of Foxearth on E., W. and S. and land of John Harrington on N., all in Pentlow; piece of land called Tabitha (2a.) abutting on the road to Sudbury, and piece called Long Leg Piece (2a.) in Poefield, both in Foxearth, formerly in occupation of Francis Aggis, now of John Daking with Aggis as under-tenant and purchased by William Carter from brother George Carter
Two freehold messuages in Cross St., All Saints, Sudbury, formerly in several occupation of John Hitchock and Reuben Albury, with an empty messuage adjg., formerly in occupation of John Chaplin, now of Reuben Albury and John Hibble, all purchased 6,7 September 1758, by William Carter, sen., from Major Swannick of Glemsford (co.Suff.), soap boiler, and wife Martha and now converted into separate tenements some in occupation of James Spurgeon, James Parker, John Steward, Daniel Bantock and Nathaniel Lilly, the rest empty; messuage in Ballingdon, lying between messuage of Mirable (sic) Medcalfe, wid., on W., land of Lambert King on E. and S. and road from Ballingdon, Bridge on N. formerly in occupation of John Sparrow and Ambrose Sparrow, since of Henry Sparrow, with the site of a shop thereto belonging (now added to the garden of the capital messuage of William Carter, jun.) formerly in occupation of Christopher Baker, Jos. Topley, George Everett and now of James Taylor, purchased, 12,13 April 1722, by William Carter, sen., from George Everett of Ballingdon, comber; cottage with weaving shop, garden well thereto belonging in St. Peter, Sudbury, formerly in occupation of Tho. Amy, now of Tho.Groome, lying between yard of John Shepherd on N.E.yard of William Byatt, gent., on N.W., and purchased by Jonathan Carter of Sudbury (co.Suff.), gent., decd., from John Amy and others; messuage with a close called The Green (1a.) and 2 crofts of land (5a.) adjoining in Foxearth and Pentlow, formerly in occupation of Geo. Crissall, purchased, 18.19 March 1744/1745, by William Carter, sen., from John Crissall, late of Glemsford (co. Suff.), since of Medlow (co. Hunts.), and w. Hannah and now including in a farm in occ. of John Daking
Excepts lease as in (g) below
Recites: (a) 84/49; (b) death, (aged 8) of William Carter, son and heir of William Carter, sen.; (c) that William Carter, sen., did not alter the provisions made in D/DQ 84/49 in his lifetime; (d) death of Wm. Carter, sen., 23 November 1750, leaving his eldest son and heir, Wm. Carter, and 2 other children; (e) Will of William Carter, sen., 7 Aug.1749, devising property divers copyhold lands and all testator's property in Ballingdon and Sudbury on condition that she educate and maintain his son William Carter, jun., for life, the said property to revert to William Carter, jun., at and William Carter, jun., to surrender life interest of Frances Dalton in all property to William Carter jun., for £1,150 and an annuity of £27.10s; (g) Lease for 10 years, 25 November 1756, between (i) William Dalton and wife Frances (ii) Peter Delande of Sudbury (co.Suff.), gent., and Jas. Elliston of Ballingdon, clothier, [lessees], (iii) Magdalen Chapman of Greenwich (co.Kent), wid., Thomas Simpson of Sudbury (co.Suff.), yeo., George Simpson of Castle Hedingham, yeo., Golding Simpson of Brockley (co.Suff.), clerk, Henry Harrington of Long Melford (co.Suff.), mercer, Susannah Fontaine of Great Saint Helens, London, mantua maker, William Newton of Bury St Edmunds (co.Suff.) musician, Elizabeth Smith of Sudbury (co.Suff.), wid., and Elizabeth Cole of Sudbury (co.Suff.), spr., of the greater part of property as above, in trust for payment of debts to (ii) and (iii), the creditors of William Dalton and w. Frances; (h) Assignment of Lease in trust, 11 November 1758, between (i) Peter Delande and James Elliston, (ii) William Dalton and w. Frances, (iii) the creditors as in (g) (iii) above, (iv) William Carter, jun., (v) Jonathan Carter, brother of (iv), (vi) Edward Key of Clare (co.Suff.), [assignee]
Endorsed with receipt for £1,150
Witnesses: William Mendham. James Harrington, Thomas Brookbank
https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/result_details.aspx?DocID=146884File: [ 103 ] [ gynne_norfolk_notes.txt ]
GYN/GYNNE genealogy notes for Norfolk - dates between 1275 and 1829
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
Roger Gin, 1275, Norfolk
Laurence GYN, 1310, Stanhoe
Robert GYN, parson, 1316, Hedenham
John GYN, 1327, Aylesham
Johannes atte GINNE, 1330, Kirkeby Bidoun (aka: Kirby Bedon)
Robert GYN, capell, 1334, Norfolk
Robert GYN, rector, 1338, St Mary's, Hedenham, Loddon hundred
Robert GYN, 1341, parson of Hedenham
Johannes GYN, 1379, Holt Hundred
Willelmus GYN, 1379, South Eppingham
Robert GYN, 1383, Southery
William GYN, 1395, Hindolveston + daughter, Margaret, wife of John Horne of Hindolveston
John GYN, 1402, Castellacre
John GYN, clerk, 1403, Norfolk
Robert GYNNE, 1419, Paston
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
[Robert GYNNE witnessed the will of Clement Paston in 1419
John GYN wrote a letter to John Paston in 1436/7 - letter_John_GYN_to_John_Paston.txt
This John GYN is probably the chaplain of Norwich - see: John_GYN_1430_Norwich.txt
It appears that William Paston also had an estate at Therfield, in Hertfordshire which was brought to him by his wife, Agnes Barry]
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
John GYNNE, 1428, Kirkebydon (aka: Kirby Bedon)
John GYN, chaplain, 1430, Norwich
John GYNNE, husbandman, 1432, Aylesham
Isobel GYNN, 1436, Hindolveston
John GYNNE, husbandman, 1437, Flordon
Margaret GYNNE, 1444, Paston
Robert GYNNE, chapman, 1446, Worstead
Robert GYNNE, chapman, 1448, Worsted
Thomas GYNNE, 1449, Rougham
Robert GYNNE, 1452, Worsted
Robert GYNNE, chapman, 1453, Worstede
Thomas GYN, 1461, Rougham
Alexander GYN, 1464, Blakeney
James GYNNE, 1466, Westacre
Thomas GYNNE, 1466, Rougham
Emma GYNNE, between 1469 - 1503, Blakeney
James GYNNE, 1474, Westacre
James GYNNE, 1476, Westacre
Johans GYNNE, chaplain(?), before 1489, Geyton Thorpe
James GINN (GYNNE), husbandman, 1500, Shipdham
William GYNNE, 1508, Norfolk
William GYNNE, 1512, Norwich
James Ginn (GYNNE), 1518, Shipdham
John GYNNE, 1521, Est Rudham
John GYNNE, butcher, 1526, Shipdham
John GYNNE, butcher, 1531, Shypdham
William GYNNE, yoeman, 1545, Norfolk
John GYNNE(?) church warden, 1552, West Ruddham
Hugh GYN or Jynne, 1571, Thornage, yeoman
John GYNNE, husbandman, 1575, West Rudham
Hugh GYNNE, 1578, yeoman, Weveton
Hugh GYNN, 1587
Hugn GYNN, 1590s, Norfolk
John GYNNE, Taul 1, Norfolk (No date)
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
IGI - See: Norfolk on [ Ginn IGI by County.xlsx ]
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
ADDITIONAL DATA
1596 - Elinor GYNNE = Joshua Galthorp at Norwich (St Martin at Palace, Norwich registers)
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/gawthrop/33/
Origins of the Gawthrop surname - Genealogy.com
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/gawthrop/81/
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
Related(?) - concerns estate of Robert GYNNE in Swardeston with a mention of 'the manor of Gawthorpe'
Norfolk Record Office
File MC 2284/2/28, 1034X4 - Manor of Mulbarton. Extract from court roll. Admission of John Kemp of the hamlet of Mangreen in Swardeson, Norfolk, on the surrender of William Cooper of Eaton, gent.
Records of George William Danby Palmer Kerrison of The Priory, Ranworth
Title Deeds and Estate
Swardeston
Manor of Mulbarton
Reference code: MC 2284/2/28, 1034X4
Title: Manor of Mulbarton. Extract from court roll. Admission of John Kemp of the hamlet of Mangreen in Swardeson, Norfolk, on the surrender of William Cooper of Eaton, gent.
Date(s): 10 Dec 1776 (Creation)
Name of creator: Kerrison family; 1427-late 20th century
3a. of land and an orchard with a tenement, cottage or barn lying in Swardeston in a furlong called Old Field, between the lands of the manor of Gawthorpe hitherto in the tenure of James Thomas to the North, and late of James Margery, gent., and now or late of Juliana Williams, widow, on the South, the west abutting on Swardeston Green and the east on lands of the said James Margery, now Juliana Williams. The king's highway from Norwich to Mulbarton running through and dividing the said 3a. Which premises, William Cooper took by bargain and sale from Thomas Smith, executor of Robert GYNNE.
https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/manor-of-mulbarton-extract-from-court-roll-admission-of-john-kemp-of-the-hamlet-of-mangreen-in-swardeson-norfolk-on-the-surrender-of-william-cooper-of-eaton-gent
NOT the same Robert GYNNE who witnessed the will of Clement Paston in 1419, year is 1776.
Swardeston and Mulbarton are 6 miles to the southwest of Norwich.
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
Norfolk Record Office
NCC will register Barber 65
GYNNE, William, parchment maker, of Norwich: Will
Date(s): 1618 (Creation)
Name of creator
Diocese of Norwich, Consistory Court; 11th century-; ecclesiastical court; Norwich, Norfolk
(11th century-)
https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/gynne-william-parchment-maker-of-norwich
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
Norfolk Parish Registers.
Caister-on-Sea Marriages.
William Peasgrave & Alice GYN [? Gim] ... 20 Jun 1672
pg 12
Caister : Holy Trinity
http://wvancestry.com/ReferenceMaterial/Files/Norfolk_England_Parish_Registers_Marriages_-_1556-1837_-_Volume_7.pdf
[It seems John Paston had laid claim to the Castle of Caister. "Paston claimed that on 3 November Fastolf had made a nuncupative will giving Paston exclusive authority over the foundation of the college, and providing that, after payment of 4000 marks, Paston was to have all Fastolf's lands in Norfolk and Suffolk."]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Paston_(died_1466)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Paston_(died_1504)
John Paston had laid claim to the Castle of Caister
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=John+Paston+had+laid+claim+to+the+Castle+of+Caister
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
George GYNNE, Governor of County Prison, 1783, Norwich
- o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
Information discovered after creating main page.
File: [ 104 ] [ Edward_Ginn_Toll_Collector_1815_Shenfield_Essex.txt ]
Essex Journal, Vol 16(2) At Shenfield, in a nine day period in 1815, Edward GINN collected £51 6s from which he deducted £1 13s for wages and £2 2s for Fuel and Taxes. pg 25. https://www.esah1852.org.uk/library/files/volumes-1-50-index-21428103116.pdf See also: https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/result_details.aspx?ThisRecordsOffSet=3&id=75586 Reference: D/TX 3/12 Level: Series Papers concerning the collection of tolls refers to: account book of Edward GINN of Shenfield, toll-collector Michael Taylor says: "I have read Edward the Tollkeeper's will but it gives no clue as to who he was"
File: [ 105 ] [ Elinor_Gynne_married_Joshua_Galthorp_1596.txt ]
1596 - Joshua Galthorp = Elinor GYNNE at Norwich (St Martin at Palace, Norwich registers) source:https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/gawthrop/33/
File: [ 106 ] [ John_Gynne_1531_Shypdam.txt ] (Norfolk)
Henry VIII, 1531: CP40no1068 By Vance Mead; Sorted by County Side: d Image: 5270 County: Norf Pleas: debt Plaintiff: Bramton, William Defendants: Crane, Robert, of Parva Cressyngham, husbandman; Crane, John, of Parva Cressyngham, husbandman; Edowse, Thomas, of Parva Cressyngham, husbandman; GYNNE, John, of Shypdam, butcher; Mark, John, of Shypdam, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1068/CP40no1068Cty.htm
File: [ 107 ] [ John_Gynne_1531_Rewardin.txt ] (Gloucestershire)
Henry VIII, 1531: CP40no1068 By Vance Mead; Sorted by County Side: d Image: 5316 County: Glos Pleas: debt Plaintiff: Rudhale, John, esq, executors of; (Rudhale, Anne, widow; Barton, Griffin) Defendants: Hylle, John, of Rewardyn, husbandman; Long, John, of Rewardyn, smith; Edwarthe, Thomas, of Rewardyn, smith; GYNNE, John, of Rewardyn, smith; Vaughan, Thomas, of Rewardyn, smith http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1068/CP40no1068Cty.htm
File: [ 108 ] [ James_Gynne_1500_Shipdam.txt ] (Norfolk)
Henry VII, 1500: CP40no951 By Vance Mead; Sorted by Defendant Side: f Image: 89 County: Norf Pleas: debt Plaintiff: Tulby, Richard, of Shipdham, executors of; (Tulby, Thomas, of Est Derham; Symonde, John; Canard, John, of Shipdham) Defendants: Barfote, John, of Shipdham, husbandman; GYNNE, James, of Shipdham, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no951/CP40no951Def.htm
File: [ 109 ] [ John_Gynne_1526_Shipdam.txt ] (Norfolk)
Henry VIII, 1526: CP40no1046 By Vance Mead; Sorted by County Side: d Image: 538 County: Norf Pleas: trespass: close Plaintiffs: Snellyng, John Defendants: GYNNE, John, of Shipdam, butcher; Goldburgh, Thomas, of Shipdam, butcher; Harleston, Thomas, of Shipdam, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1049/CP40no1049Cty.htm
File: [ 110 ] [ Hugh_Gynn_1588_Norfolk.txt ] (Norfolk)
Title: The maritime dicæologie, or, Sea-jurisdiction of England set forth in three several books : the first setting forth the antiquity of the admiralty in England, the second setting forth the ports, havens, and creeks of the sea to be within the by John Exton ... Author: Exton, John, 1600?-1668. Hugh GYNN That Evangelist Constantine having covenanted with Hugh GYNN, that his Ship should sail with Merchandizes of the said GYNN to Muttrellin Spain, and should there remain for certain days, upon breach of which Covenant, GYNN brought an Action of Debt of 500 l. in regard the Charter party was made at Thetford in the County of Northfolk, and had Judgement in the Kings Bench; And that Mich. 30. and 31. Eliz. of an Action of case brought upon a policy of ensurance, so that the former may be said to be melior expositio, a better exposition then those latter, because it seemeth to be the foundation whereon they are grounded, and therefore more authentique. But if I shall shew that within a farre shorter compass of time after the making of the said Statutes then any of those Judgements were given, which he hath instanced in, no such exposition was made of the said Statutes, but that the Admirty was held to be the proper Court for such causes, and the Civil Law fittest to Judge them by, then will mine be multo magis contemporanea expositio, a farre more contemporary exposition then his, and by his own rule, si non optisma, multo tamen suis melior, If not the best, yet farre better then his. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/a39089.0001.001/238:20?page=root;print=1;size=125;vid=62625;view=text 30 Elizabeth I 17 November 1587-16 November 1588 31 Elizabeth I 17 November 1588-16 November 1589
File: [ 111 ] [ John_Gynne_Shipdam_Taul1.txt ] No Date (Norfolk)
Page Taul1 Side: d Image: 1797 County: Norf Pleas: debt Plaintiff: Smeth, Robert Defendants: Peper, John, of Yaxham, husbandman; Pye, John, of Est Derham, husbandman; GYNNE, John, of Shypdam, husbandman Side: d Image: 1799 County: Norf Pleas: debt Plaintiff: Smeth, Robert Defendants: Peper, John, of Yaxham, husbandman; Pye, John, of Est Derham, husbandman; GYNNE, John, of Shypdam, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1116Cty.htm
File: [ 112 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1609_Stevenage.txt ] (Hertfordshire)
Corey's Mill and an Accusation of Murder
Posted on 15 Sep 2020
Rob{er}t GYNNE
witness to will of John Tattersall, Probate April 1609
https://www.stevenage.gov.uk/stevenage-museum/history-of-stevenage/articles-about-the-towns-early-history/coreys-mill-and-an-accusation-of-murder
File: [ 113 ] [ Griffin_Gynne_1522.txt ]
Letters and papers, foreign and domestic, of the reign of Henry VIII. ( 1872 ) 4442 Sir William Compton Will of Sir William Compton, made on 8 March 1522 , 14 Hen . VIII to Griffin GYNNE, now with Humphrey Brown, serjeant-at-law, for his learning https://www.british-history.ac.uk/letters-papers-hen8/vol4/pp1929-1947 see also: http://opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de/title/BV020060826/ft/bsb11001939?page=894 http://opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de/title/BV020060826/ft/bsb11001939?page=895 William Compton (courtier) Sir William Compton (c. 1482 – 30 June 1528) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Compton_(courtier) the only son and heir of Edmund Compton of Compton of Warwickshire Edmund died young and, as a consequence, his son William Compton became a ward of the crown, as was the custom. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compton_Wynyates Humphrey Brown, knight, serjeant-at-law, an executor of William Compton, knight. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7479933 There is a John GYNNE, present in 1434 in Erle-strete in Coventry. Could this 'Griffin Gynne' be a descendant? see: John_Gynne_1434_Erle-strete_Coventry.txt
File: [ 114 ] [ Thomas_Ginne_of_Aston_1501_Chauncey_pg_359-360.txt ]
The historical antiquities of Hertfordshire. With the original of counties, hundreds or wapentakes and hamlets; the foundation and origin of monasteries, churches, and vicarages; the several honors, mannors, and parks of the nobility and gentry; and the succession of the lords each. Faithfully collected from public records, ancient manuscripts and other select authorities by Chauncy, Henry, Sir, 1632-1719 Publication date 1700 CHARITIES. Thomas Ginne in about 1501 Stephen Hellard, Rector of this Parish Church, by Deed, dated 20 November, 17 H. VII. gave to Sir William Day, Knight; Edward Bensted, Esquire, Thomas Ginne, John Huckle, John Huckle the son, Richchard Borowel, George Newman, alias Wheeler, John Matthew, Richard Austyn, John Hunt, William Fletcher, Thomas Hide, John Graveley, and Edmond Carster; one Croft called Gleviscroft, ... Other 'Gynn' names mentioned: John Gynn Robert Ginne Richard Ginne Henry Gyn the elder Robert Gyn ... among others, including Edmund Nodes, George Nodes, William Nodes, Edward Nodes Places mentioned Gleviscroft Stonnycroft Maydenhead or Maidenhead pg 359-360 https://archive.org/details/b30454645/page/358/mode/2up?q=gynn Index shows 'Gymn', 359-360 but no Gyn, Gynn, Gynne or Ginne Nodes; 24b.208b.226b.227. 228b.351b.359b.516a Henry VII of England Reign = 22 August 1485 – 21 April 1509 17 Henry VII = 22 August 1501-21 August 1502