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| 10801 | This family was taken from the 1881 census. Matilda was born at the right time and the right place to be the correct person. She was the only Matilda from Langtree in that timeframe according to the 1851 census. The fact the family lives in Bideford provides added weight because that's where the family was in 1851. There was a cousin living with the family: Matilda Avery, 31, born in Bulkworthy, Devon. Joshua Heywood was a Draper. Frank was a Draper's apprentice. | HEYWOOD, Joshua (I1682)
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| 10802 | This Henrietta was chosen for this marriage because she was born in London, the marriage took place in London, her age is perfect for a marriage in 1892 (26), her sister married a brother of Arthur Wright, and the name is quite uncommon. | Family: Arthur WRIGHT / Henrietta Alice DEVENISH (F227)
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| 10803 | This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. | Source (S1557)
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| 10804 | This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. | Source (S2045)
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| 10805 | This information was found on the baptism record saved to Isaac Williams baptism record. | MALLETT, Ernest Herbert (I3805)
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| 10806 | This is a blended family, consisting of Easons, Williamses, and Malletts. Elizabeth Williams married William Eason in 1851 after the death of William Mallett in 1850. Elizabeth had children before her relationship with William Mallett (Jane and Rebecca), and two children with him (Selina and David), and William Eason had a daughter Sarah. | WILLIAMS, Elizabeth (I10795)
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| 10807 | This is a blended family, consisting of Easons, Williamses, and Malletts. Elizabeth Williams married William Eason in 1851 after the death of William Mallett in 1850. Elizabeth had children before her relationship with William Mallett (Jane and Rebecca), and two children with him (Selina and David), and William Eason had a daughter Sarah. | EASON, Sarah (I10800)
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| 10808 | This is a blended family, consisting of Easons, Williamses, and Malletts. Elizabeth Williams married William Eason in 1851 after the death of William Mallett in 1850. Elizabeth had children before her relationship with William Mallett (Jane and Rebecca), and two children with him (Selina and David), and William Eason had a daughter Sarah. | MALLETT, David (I10429)
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| 10809 | This is a blended family, consisting of Easons, Williamses, and Malletts. Elizabeth Williams married William Eason in 1851 after the death of William Mallett in 1850. Elizabeth had children before her relationship with William Mallett (Jane and Rebecca), and two children with him (Selina and David), and William Eason had a daughter Sarah. | MALLETT, Selina (I10796)
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| 10810 | This is a blended family, consisting of Easons, Williamses, and Malletts. Elizabeth Williams married William Eason in 1851 after the death of William Mallett in 1850. Elizabeth had children before her relationship with William Mallett (Jane and Rebecca), and two children with him (Selina and David), and William Eason had a daughter Sarah. | WILLIAMS, Rebecca (I10412)
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| 10811 | This is a blended family, consisting of Easons, Williamses, and Malletts. Elizabeth Williams married William Eason in 1851 after the death of William Mallett in 1850. Elizabeth had children before her relationship with William Mallett (Jane and Rebecca), and two children with him (Selina and David), and William Eason had a daughter Sarah. | WILLIAMS, Jane (I10794)
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| 10812 | This is a blended family, consisting of Easons, Williamses, and Malletts. Elizabeth Williams married William Eason in 1851 after the death of William Mallett in 1850. Elizabeth had children before her relationship with William Mallett (Jane and Rebecca), and two children with him (Selina and David), and William Eason had a daughter Sarah. | EASON, William (I10797)
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| 10813 | This is a marriage between first cousins. It was a double wedding with sister Anne. Witnesses: Last Peter Mallett and Charlotte Hubbard. | Family: Frederick MALLETT / Sarah Ann MALLETT (F1359)
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| 10814 | This is a reasonably firm date. He was said to be 4 years old at the time of the inquest post mortem of his father John in 1288. | MALET, Sir Baldwin (I6917)
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| 10815 | This is a second christening. The first was in 1829 in St Helier, Jersey, but in both cases the parents names where Richard and Mary Ann. Hugh is a name that reoccurs in this family, and is not common on its own — even less so with the second name of Percival as it was given in both records. | MALLETT, Hugh Percival (I4899)
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| 10816 | This is a stretch, because Mary was only 15 or 16 years old, but she was born in Liskeard, and she's the only one that fits the bill. | Family: Thomas ATROM / Mary MALLETT (F1870)
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| 10817 | This is a very interesting fellow. The bones of his life are set out below, but the attached biography, ably researched and written by Robert Gilchrist, will add much flesh. | MALLETT, John Capon (I7551)
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| 10818 | This is across the street from parents (Thomas Henry Mallett and Jane Price) | MALLETT, John Henry (I4100)
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| 10819 | This is across the street from parents (Thomas Henry Mallett and Jane Price) | MALLETT, Beatrice E J (I4116)
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| 10820 | This is across the street from parents (Thomas Henry Mallett and Jane Price) | MALLETT, Thomas James (I4115)
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| 10821 | This is across the street from parents (Thomas Henry Mallett and Jane Price) | Sophia A (I4114)
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| 10822 | This is not a Baptism record. Mary Ann was 'received into the Congregation 22nd June 1806 by Edward Leathes, Rector. Mothers name is very faint: She was a widow. | MALLETT, Mary Ann (I6575)
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| 10823 | This is the date given in the SJAC parish register and the probate of his will. No obituary has been found for James. The Kitchener public library has a collection of New Hamburg papers on microfilm, including 1888, but the collection is spotty, and the specific papers in the month of James' death are not there. The Cambridge archives have an indexed collection of obituaries for Puslinch Township, where he died, but his name is not listed. | MALLETT, James Frederick (I21)
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| 10824 | This is the first reasonably "fixed" date provided in the family chronology starting with William of 1066 provided in "Notices of an English Branch of the Malet Family", by Arthur Malet, published 1885. All dates prior to this one are educated guesses. | MALET, William (I6853)
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| 10825 | This is the last point in time that the family has been traced. It seems likely that there were more children than the 4 existing in 1901, but nothing more is known. | MALLETT, Mary (I650)
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| 10826 | This is the last point in time that the family has been traced. It seems likely that there were more children than the 4 existing in 1901, but nothing more is known. | REED, Wilson (I2003)
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| 10827 | This is the last point in time that the family has been traced. It seems likely that there were more children than the 4 existing in 1901, but nothing more is known. | REED, John Brent (I2002)
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| 10828 | This is the last point in time that the family has been traced. It seems likely that there were more children than the 4 existing in 1901, but nothing more is known. | REED, Mary Mallett (I2001)
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| 10829 | This is the last point in time that the family has been traced. It seems likely that there were more children than the 4 existing in 1901, but nothing more is known. | REED, Dorothy Brent (I2000)
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| 10830 | This is the last point in time that the family has been traced. It seems likely that there were more children than the 4 existing in 1901, but nothing more is known. | REED, John Brent (I699)
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| 10831 | This is the last will and testament of me The Honorable John Coventry of Burgate House in the county of Southampton. First I will and direct that all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses be fully paid and satisfied within six months next after my decease. I give and devise my freehold messuage called The Priory situate at or near Christchurch in the said county of Southampton and my farm called Holdenhurst Farm and all of my meadowlands called Christchurch Meadows situate at or near Christchurch aforesaid all which premises are now let out on a lease or leases for life to Mr Shander with all the outhouses rights members and appoints thereto belonging unto and to the use of my niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry eldest daughter of my late brother The Honorable Thomas William Coventry deceased and her assigns for and during the term of her natural life. And from and immediately after the determination of that estate by forfeiture or otherwise in her lifetime to the use of my much esteemed friend Robert Newton Lee of Coldrey in the said county of Southampton esquire and his heirs during the natural life of my said niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry upon trust to support and preserve the contingent remainders hereinafter limited from being defeated or destroyed but nevertheless to permit and suffer my said niece and her assigns to receive and take the rents issues and profits of the same premises during the natural life for her and their own use and benefit. And from and immediately after the decease of my said niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry I give and devise the said messuage farm and lands and hereditaments hereinbefore mentioned with their and every of their appurtenants unto and to the use of the first son of the body my said niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry lawfully begotten or to be begotten and of the heirs male of the body of such first son issuing and for default of such son unto and to the use of the second third fourth and all and every other the son and sons of the body of my said niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry lawfully to be begotten severally successively and in remainder one after another in order and course as they respectively shall be in priority of birth and of the heirs male of the body and respective bodies of all and every such son and sons issuing the older of such sons and the heirs male of his body issuing being always preferred and to take before the younger of such sons and the heirs male of his and their body and respective bodies issuing. And for want of such issue unto and to the use of the first second and all and every other son and sons of the body my said niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry and in remainder one after another as their and every one of them shall be in priority of birth and of the heirs of the body and respective bodies of all and every such son and sons issuing the elders of such sons and the heirs of body issuing being always preferred and to take before the younger of such sons and the heirs male of his and their body and respective bodies issuing. And for default of such son unto and to the use of all and every daughter and daughters of the body of my said niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry lawfully to be begotten and of the heirs of the body or bodies of all and every such daughter and daughters equally to be divided between them if more than one share and share alike as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. And in case there shall be a failure of issue of any such daughters then as to the part or share parts or shares of her or them whose issue so shall fail to the use of the other or others of such daughters and the heirs of her or their body or bodies issuing equally to but divided between them if more than one as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. And in case there shall be a failure of issue of the bodies of all such daughters but one or if there shall be but one such daughter then to the use of such only or remainding daughter and their heirs of her body issuing. And for default of such issue then I give and devise the same messuages farm and lands and hereditaments with their and every of them appurtenants unto and to the use of my eldest daughter Caroline the wife of Hugh Mallet esquire and her assigns for and during the term of her natural life. And from and immediately after the determination of that estate by forfeiture or otherwise in her lifetime to the use of the said Robert Newton Lee and his heirs during the natural life of my said daughter Caroline Mallet upon trust to support and preserve the contingent remainders hereinafter limited from being defeated or destroyed but nevertheless to permit and suffer my said daughter Caroline Mallet and her assigns to receive and take the rents issues and profits of the same hereditaments and premises during the natural life for her and their own use and benefit.- independent and exclusive of her present or any after taken husband and that the receipt of my daughter alone shall be good and legal discharges for the same. And from and after the decease of my said daughter Caroline Mallet unto and to the use of the first son of the body my said daughter Caroline Mallet lawfully begotten or to be begotten and of the heirs male of the body of such first son issuing and for default of such son unto and to the use of the second third fourth and all and every other the son and sons of the body of my said daughter Caroline Mallet lawfully begotten or to be begotten severally successively and in remainder one after another in order and course as they respectively shall be in priority of birth and of the several and respective heirs male of the body and respective bodies of all and every such son and sons issuing the older of such sons and the heirs male of his body issuing being always preferred and to take before the younger of the same sons and the heirs male of his and their body and respective bodies issuing. And for default of such issue unto and to the use of the first second and all and every other son and sons of the body my said daughter Caroline Mallet lawfully begotten or to be begotten severally successively and in remainder one after another as they and every one of them shall be in priority of birth and of the heirs of the body and bodies of all and every such son and sons issuing the elder of such sons and the heirs of his body issuing being always to be preferred and to take before the younger of such sons and the heirs of his and their body and respective bodies issuing. And for want of such issue unto and to the use of all and every the daughter and daughters of the body of my said daughter Caroline Mallet lawfully begotten or to be begotten and of the heirs of the body and bodies of all and every such daughter and daughters issuing equally to be divided between them (if more than one) share and share alike as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. And in case there shall be a failure of issue of any such daughters then as to the part or share parts or shares of her or them whose issue shall fail to the use of the others or other of such daughters and the heirs of her or their body or bodies issuing equally to but divided between them (if more than one) as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. And in case there shall be a failure of issue of the bodies of all such daughters but one or if there shall be but one such daughter then to the use of such only and remaining daughter and their heirs of her body issuing. And for default of such issue then I give and devise the same messuage farm and lands and hereditaments with their appurtenants same person and persons and in such or the life order and course of succession and for such or the life trusts and to and for such or the life uses ends intents and purposes as and hereinafter limited expressed directed and declared of and concerning my Manor of Burgate and Hundred of Fordingbridge and my other estates in the aid county of Southampton. And I do hereby give and devise all that my Manor in Burgate in the said county of Southampton and the Hundred of ford the noise Fordingbridge with all the rights royalties privileges and appurtenants to the said manor and hundred or either of them belonging and also my mansion house called Burgate House with all its appendages and appurtenants and all other my messuages farms lands tenements and hereditaments situate in the parishes or tithings of Burgate, Nether Burgate, Fordingbridge, Arnest, Milford or any or either of them or in any other parish hamlet tithing or place in the said county of Southampton (not hereinbefore otherwise devised) with their and every of their rights members and appurtenants unto and to the use of my said second son John Coventry and his assigns for and during the term of his natural life. And from and after the determination of that estate by forfeiture or otherwise in his lifetime to the use of the said Robert Newton Lee and his heirs during the natural life of my said son John upon trust to support and preserve the contingent remainders hereinafter limited from being defeated or destroyed but nevertheless to permit and suffer my said son John and his assigns to receive and take the rents issues and profits of the same premises during the natural life for his and their own use and benefit. And from and after the decease of my said son John I give and devise the said manor and hundred and my said mansion house and last mentioned messuages farms lands tenements and hereditaments with their and every of their appurtenants unto and to the use of the first son of the body my said son John lawfully begotten or to be begotten and of the heirs male of the body of such first son issuing and for default of such son unto and to the use of the second third fourth and all and every other son and sons of the body of my said son John lawfully begotten or to be begotten severally successively and in remainder one after another in order and course as they respectively shall be in priority of birth and the heirs male of the body and respective bodies of all and every such son and sons issuing the older of such sons and the heirs male of his body issuing being always preferred and to take before the younger of the same sons and the heirs male of his and their body and respective bodies issuing. And for want of such issue to the use of the first second and all and every other son and sons of the body my said son John lawfully begotten or to be begotten severally successively and in remainder one after another as they and every one of them shall be in priority of birth and of the heirs of the body and respective bodies of all and every such son and sons issuing the older of such sons and the heirs of his body issuing being always to be preferred and to take before the younger of such sons and the heirs of his and their body and respective bodies issuing. And for default of such issue unto and to the use of all and every the daughter and daughters of the body of my said son John lawfully begotten or to be begotten and of the heirs of the body and bodies of all and every such daughter and daughters issuing equally to be divided between them (if more than one) share and share alike as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. And in case there shall be a failure of issue of any such daughters then as to the part or share parts or shares of her or them whose issue shall so fail to the use of the others or other of such daughters and the heirs of her or their body or bodies issuing equally to but divided between them (if more than one) as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. And in case there shall be a failure of issue of the bodies of all such daughters but one or if there shall be but one such daughter then to the use of such only and remaining daughter and their heirs of her body issuing. And for default of such issue then I give and devise the same manor hundred mansion house messuages farms lands tenements and hereditaments with their and every of their appurtenants unto and to the heirs of my body issuing and for default of such issue unto and to the use of my own heirs for ever. Also I give and bequeath all the plate linen books pictures china japan marble bronze and other ornaments household goods furniture wines and other liquors horses carriages cattle sheep hay corn gardening and farming utensils growing crops live and dead stock which shall be in upon and about my mansion house and grounds at Burgate aforesaid at the time of my decease to the said Robert Newton Lee his executors administrators and assigns in trust to permit the same to go and be held in succession as far as the rules of law and equity will admit with my said mansion house as heirlooms for the benefit of the person persons who under the devises or trusts hereinbefore expressed and contained shall be the possessors of the same for the time being but so that for the effect and purpose of the same shall not vest absolutely in any tenant in tail male or female of the said mansion house by purchase under the devise or limitation of this my will who shall not attain the age twenty one years or depart this life under that age leaving issue male or female of his or her body living at the time of his or her decease or born in due time after. And as to for and concerning rest residue and remainder of my real estates wheresoever situate and whether in possession remainder or not hereinbefore otherwise devised or disposed of I give and devise the same unto and to the only proper use and behoof of my said son John Coventry his heirs and assigns for ever. I give and bequeath unto the said Robert Newton Lee the sum of 300 guineas of which I request his acceptance as small token of my esteem and friendship for him to be paid to or retained by him within one month after my decease and I direct that the legacy duty chargeable thereon shall be paid out of the general residue of my estate and effects. And as to for and concerning all my ready money monies in the public funds and monies due or owing to me upon bond mortgage or other securities and all the rest residue and remainder of my personal estate and effects of what nature or king soever not by me hereinbefore otherwise disposed of I give and bequeath the same (subject to the payment of my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses and the aforesaid legacy to the said Robert Newton Lee) unto my said niece Augusta Ellinor Coventry her executors and administrators to and for her and their own use and benefit absolutely and for no other use intent or purpose whatsoever provided always. And it is my will and meaning that it shall and may be lawful to and for my said son John Coventry when and as he shall by virtue of this my will be entitled to the possession or to the rents and profits of my manor hundred messuages farms lands tenements and hereditaments situate in the said county of Southampton by any deed or deeds instrument or instruments in writing to be sealed and delivered by him in the presence of and to be attested by two or more credible witnesses or by his last will and testament in writing or any writing purporting to be his last will and testament to be by him signed sealed published and declared in the presence of and to be attested to by three or more credible witnesses to grant limit settle devise or appoint to or to the use of or in trust for any woman or women with whom he shall intermarry or shall have intermarried for and during her and their natural life or lives for or in the name of her or their jointure or of part of her or their jointure any annual sum or yearly rent charge not exceeding three hundred pounds by the year tax free and without any deduction to be issuing out of and to be charged and chargeable upon all or any part of the same manor hundred messuages farms land tenements and hereditaments whereof my said son John Coventry shall be so in possession at the time of making such charge and to amount to such rent charge such powers and remedies for the recovering and receiving the same when in arrears and to raise create and demise such trust term or terms of years respectively of or in the hereditaments so charged and under such powers and provisos for the better devising the due payment of the same rent charge as are usually annexed to rent charges and raised created and devised for serving the same provided. And my mind and will is that nothing herein contained shall extend or be construed to enable my said son John Coventry to grant limit settle or appoint any such rent charge to take effect during the existence of any prior rent charge affecting the same estate and that no such second or further rent charge shall take effect or commence until the determination of every prior rent charge affecting the same estate so as that there may not be at any one time two such rent charges issuing and payable out of the same estate provided also. And my will and mind is and I do hereby further order and direct that it shall and may be lawful to and for my said son John Coventry when and as he shall by virtue of this my will be entitled to the possession or to the rents and profits of my said Burgate estate by any such deed or deeds instrument or instruments as aforesaid or by any other deed or deeds instrument or instruments to be executed and attested as aforesaid with or without power of revocation to charge all and every or any part of the same estate with the payment of such sum or sums of money as he shall think fit not exceeding in the whole the sum of six thousand pounds for the portions of all and every or such one or more of the children by him lawfully begotten or to be begotten whether daughter or daughters or younger son or sons or of both descriptions in such shares or proportions at such age or ages days or times and in such manner and form and with such limitations over such limitations over being for the benefit of some or one of such children as he shall by any such deed or deeds instrument or instruments as aforesaid direct or appoint and also with the payment of such sum or sums of money as he shall think fit for the maintenance and education of such daughter or daughters or younger son or sons so as the same do not exceed the interest of their respective expectant portions at the rate of four pounds per rentum per annum and to raise create and grant such term or terms of or in the hereditaments so charged and under such trusts powers and provisos for securing the payment of such portions and maintenance as is or are usual in like cases provided also. And it is my further will and meaning that it shall and maybe lawful to and for the person or persons who for the time being shall respectively be entitled to the possession or to the rents and profits of my said estates in the county of Southampton under and by virtue of the limitations in this my will or any of them respectively from time to time and at all times during their respective lives and also to and for the guardian or guardians of any infant or infants who shall for the time being be entitled to the rents and profits of the same estates and premises or any of them during the minority or respective minorities of any such infant or infants respectively by indenture or indentures to be created and delivered by them respectively in the presence of and attested by two or more credible witnesses to make any devise or lease devises or leases of all or any part of the hereditaments and premises whereof they shall be so respectively entitled to the possession as aforesaid for any term or terms of years not exceeding twenty one years in possession and not in revision or by way of future interest provided and so that there be reserved on every such devise or lease during the continuance thereof respectively the best and most improved yearly rent to be incident to the immediate reversion of the said premises so to be surmised that can be reasonably had or gotten for the same without taking any fine premium or foregift or anything in the nature of a fine premium for foregift for the making thereof and so as such part or parcel parts or parcels of the said estates as have been usually let or grants for lives or years determinable upon lives to lease devise or grant the same or any part thereof to any person or persons for one life or for two or three lives or for any term or number of years determinable on one life or two or three lives in possession or reversion so as to there be not more than three lives in being at any one time wherever any of such leases shall depend and so as that the current and accustomed rents herinto in two and sevens or more be thereupon reserved during the continuance of such leases and so as that there be contained in every such lease or devise or condition of will try for non payment of the rent thereby to be reserved and so as the lessee or lessees to whom such lease or leases shall be made to execute a counterpart or counterparts thereof and so thereby covenant for the one payment of the rent thereby to be respectively reserved and be not by any clause or words to be therein contained made dispunishable for waste or exempted from punishment for committing waste provided also. And I do hereby order and direct that the said Robert Newton Lee his heirs executors and administrators shall may retain to and reimburse himself and themselves respectively out of any of the trust monies which shall come to his or their hands all such costs charges damages and expenses as they or either of them shall respectively pay bear sustain or be put unto by reason or means of this my will or in or about the execution of any of the trusts thereby in him or them respectively reposed. And lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint the said Robert Newton Lee sole executor of this my last will and testament. And I do hereby revoke all former and other wills and codicils by me made and declare this only to be and contain my last will and testament in witness whereof I the said John Coventry the testator have to this my last will and testament contained in nine sheets of paper and to a duplicate thereof of the like tenor and date set my hand and seal in manner following that is to say my hand to the first eight sheets thereof and hand and seal to this ninth and last sheet this seventh of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven signed sealed published and declared by the said John Coventry the testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of …. The above named John Coventry do hereby declare this to be a codicil to my last will above written and desire that the same may be taken as part thereof . Whereas in and by my said will I have given power to the person or persons who for the time being should respectively be entitled to the possession or to the rents and profits of my real estates in the county of Southampton under the limitations contained in my said will and for the guardian or guardians of any infants therein mentioned to grant the same real estates or any part or parts thereof for life or lives or years determinable on lives with certain conditions as therein mentioned now I do hereby revoke annul and make void all and every such power and powers for granting any lease or leases for any life or lives or for any term or number of years determinable on any life or lives as in my said will is is mentioned and hereby declare the same as far as relates to any lease or leases for lives to be void to all intents and purposes whatsoever. In witness whereof I have hereunto and to a duplicate hereof set my hand and seal this seventh day of September one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven signed sealed published and declared etc.. Proved at London with a codicil 4«sup»th«/sup» December 1829. | COVENTRY, Hon John (I6892)
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| 10832 | THIS IS THE LAST WILL OF ME FRANK SARGEANT MALLETT of "Pendennis" Wadebridge in the County of Cornwall retired Ironmonger. 1. I revoke all wills and testamentary dispositions at any time heretofore made by me. 2. I appoint my cousin George Lawrance Rogers of 12 Park Place Wadebridge aforesaid and Tom Rowse of Fancourt Saint Austell in the said County of Cornwall to be executors and trustees of this my Will. 3. I declare that in the interpretation of this my Will the expression "my trustees" shall (where the context permits) mean and include the trustees or trustee for the time being here of whether original or substituted and if there shall be no such trustees or trustee shall (where the context permits) include the persons or person empowered by statute to exercise or perform any power or hereby by statute conferred upon the trustees hereof and willing or bound to exercise or perform the same. 4. I give to my trustees without imposing any trust all my antique family silver to dispose of the same in accordance with any existing or future memorandum written or signed by me and attached to this my Will. 5. I bequeath the following pecuniary legacies free of legacy duty and all other (if any) duties payable upon or by reason of my death: (a) To Mabel Rosevear the sum of three hundred pounds. (b) To my cousin Mrs Marion Rowse of Fancourt Saint Austell aforesaid, the sum of three hundred pounds. (c) To my cousin the Reverend Percy Mallett of Manningford Bruce Marlborough Wiltshire the sum of three huddred pounds. (d) To Christopher Mallett son of my said cousin Percy Mallett the sum of three hundred pounds. (e) To Lawrance Rogers and Frank Rogers sons of my said cousin George Lawrance Rogers the sum of three hundred pounds each. (f) To my housekeeper Ellen Warne the sum of fifty pounds and to my maid servant Gwendoline Bate the sum of fifty pounds. (g) To Mrs Mary Jane George and to Mrs Emily Jane Udy the widows of my late employees the sum of twenty pounds each. (h) To the East Cornwall Hospital Bodmin the sum of two hundred pounds. (i) To Dr Barnardo's Homes London the sum of one hundred pounds. (j) To the National Institute for the Blind the sum of one hundred pounds. (k) To the Church of England Waifs' and Strays' Society the sum of one hundred pounds. (l) To the Wadebridge Nursing Association the sum of one hundred pounds. (m) To the Royal Cornwall Infirmary Truro the sum of one hundred pounds. 7. I declare that the receipt of the Treasurer or other proper officer of a Charitable Institution to which a legacy is given by my Will shall be a complete discharge to my personal representatives. 8. I give to the Rector and Churchwardens for the time being of the Parish of Saint Breoke [Breock] in the Diocese of Truro the sum of two hundred pounds free of all duties payable upon or by reason of my death upon trust to invest the same and apply the yearly income thereof firstly in keeping in good order the various graves of the Mallett Family (including my own grave) in the Churchyard of Saint Breoke [Breock] aforesaid and secondly upon trust to pay the balance of such income in a distribution once a year by such Rector at his discretion among such of the poor of the said Parish as he shall select. 9. I give to the Vicar and Churchwardens for the time being of the parish of Egloshayle in the Diocese of Truro the sum of one hundred pounds free of all duties payable upon or by reason of my death upon trust to invest the same and to pay the income thereof in a distribution once a year by such Vicar at his discretion among such of the poor of the said parish as he shall select. 10. I give devise and bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of the estate real and personal of or to which I shall at my death be seised possessed or entitled or over which I shall then have any power of testamentary disposition unto my trustees upon trust to sell call in and convert into money the same or such part thereof as shall not consist of money with power at their discretion to postpone such sale calling in and conversion and out of the proceeds of such sale calling in and conversion and out of my ready moneys to pay my funeral and testamentary expenses and debts and the legacies hereinbefore bequeathed and all estate duty legacy duty succession duty and any other duty whatsoever payable on my death and after payment thereof to stand possessed of the balance in trust for the said George Lawrance Rogers and his wife Sophia Rogers in equal shares absolutely or to the survivor of them absolutely. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 18th day of December one thousand nine hundred and forty one. FRANK S. MALLETT Signed by the said Frank Sargeant Mallett as his last Will in the joint presence of himself and us who at his request and in such joint presence have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses: Keith F. Markby, Solicitor Wadebridge. Barbara E. Oliver his clerk. Probate granted at Bodmin 9th September 1943. Compared and examined with the original this 9th day of September 1943 by us: Signed by M. W. George and E. Swanson. I certify the foregoing to be correct. | MALLETT, Frank Sargeant (I4934)
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| 10833 | This is the only Abraham living anywhere near Talland. Perhaps his parents were from the area. | MALLETT, Abraham (I8633)
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| 10834 | This is the only Margaret Mallett that fits the marriage to Jonathon Rawlins in either Cornwall or Devon in this time period. Saint Mabyn is not particularly close to Launceston, but it is in the general area. | Family: Jonathan RAWLIN / Margaret MALLETT (F2697)
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| 10835 | This is the only Roger of record who could have been in Liskeard at this time. He has been connected to the marriage with Mary Pascho for the same reason. There were also two Thomases recorded in Liskeard, "Sen." and "Jun.". The only ones who fit the bill are currently recorded as the brother and uncle of Roger. It must be remembered that there appears to be close to a 100 year gap in the Liskeard parish records, at least as far as Mallett baptisms are concerned. The earliest recorded baptism that we have for Liskeard is 1731. | MALLET, Roger (I6311)
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| 10836 | This is very late in life for a marriage, but "Ottaline J M" is quite a distinct name. | Family: Ernest MCCORMACK / Ottaline J M MALLETT (F791)
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| 10837 | This James was the direct ancestor of all the South Tawton and Sampford Courtenay (Sticklepath) Malletts. He married twice. Most of the South Tawton Malletts were descended from his first son William born to James and his first wife Anne Bickle. James married a second time about 9 months after Anne died, to Joan Hole. At the time of their marriage James was 32 years old and Joan was only 18. The Topsham Malletts who settled in Exeter and Portsmouth are descended from Samuel, the fourth son of James and Joan. [Copyright 2010 - Richard Mallett. Not to be reproduced without the author's permission] | MALLETT, James (I9561)
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| 10838 | This John has not been found in any census after 1881. | MALLET, John (I6440)
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| 10839 | This John Mallett is also a Watchmaker and Jeweller. He probably learned the trade from his uncle John back in Barnstaple. The son John is assumed to be part of this family because his age and occupation (also watchmaker) fit. The two Johns are living in separate households in the 1881 census. The photographs of the John Mallett family taken in Jersey are obviously of this family and not the John Mallett who was a clockmaker and jeweller in Bath. One of the photos shows the 3 brothers together and clearly states their names: John, Walter, and Fred. | MALLETT, John (I683)
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| 10840 | This John may belong to a different William and Susan. In the baptism records of each of the other children in this family, William and Susan's residence was given as New Street, if it was given at all, right up to 1833, and they were still living in New Street in the 1851 census, but this John was born in Cambridge Street, and he had an older brother called John for whom a death record has not been found. | MALLETT, John Chapple (I10450)
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| 10841 | This John perhaps does not belong with this family. | MALLETT, John (I5164)
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| 10842 | This John's age and occupation match perfectly the John described in the emigration record, and John was not found in the 1881 census. The same goes for John's younger brother Thomas, age 20. John's daughter Anne also matched the "Annie", age 5 that appears in the record. Annie does not appear in the 1881 census either. The 5 people in the record are not described as a family unit, but given that we have a match for John, Annie, and Thomas, it is assumed that Harriet and Linda, 1 year old, belong with them, despite the fact that John's wife was called Ellen in the 1871 census. They left aboard the Caroline on Oct 12, 1875, but did not arrive in New Zealand until Jan 31, 1876, a full three and a half month journey. From the Cornwall OPC Database: Cornish Emigrants to New Zealand http://cornwall-opc.org/Resc/emigration_nz.php A file of assisted emigrants to Lyttelton/Canterbury, 1858-1884 to Auckland, 1872-1880 to Wellington, 1872-1880 to other ports, 1872-1884 OTHER MALLETT, Annie 5 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Harriet 24 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, John 28 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer IM 15/251 MALLETT, Linda E 1 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Thos 20 sm Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer | MALLETT, John (I6229)
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| 10843 | This John's age and occupation match perfectly the John described in the emigration record, and John was not found in the 1881 census. The same goes for John's younger brother Thomas, age 20. John's daughter Anne also matched the "Annie", age 5 that appears in the record. Annie does not appear in the 1881 census either. The 5 people in the record are not described as a family unit, but given that we have a match for John, Annie, and Thomas, it is assumed that Harriet and Linda, 1 year old, belong with them, despite the fact that John's wife was called Ellen in the 1871 census. They left aboard the Caroline on Oct 12, 1875, but did not arrive in New Zealand until Jan 31, 1876, a full three and a half month journey. From the Cornwall OPC Database: Cornish Emigrants to New Zealand http://cornwall-opc.org/Resc/emigration_nz.php A file of assisted emigrants to Lyttelton/Canterbury, 1858-1884 to Auckland, 1872-1880 to Wellington, 1872-1880 to other ports, 1872-1884 OTHER MALLETT, Annie 5 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Harriet 24 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, John 28 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer IM 15/251 MALLETT, Linda E 1 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Thos 20 sm Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer | MALLETT, Thomas (I6237)
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| 10844 | This John's age and occupation match perfectly the John described in the emigration record, and John was not found in the 1881 census. The same goes for John's younger brother Thomas, age 20. John's daughter Anne also matched the "Annie", age 5 that appears in the record. Annie does not appear in the 1881 census either. The 5 people in the record are not described as a family unit, but given that we have a match for John, Annie, and Thomas, it is assumed that Harriet and Linda, 1 year old, belong with them, despite the fact that John's wife was called Ellen in the 1871 census. They left aboard the Caroline on Oct 12, 1875, but did not arrive in New Zealand until Jan 31, 1876, a full three and a half month journey. From the Cornwall OPC Database: Cornish Emigrants to New Zealand http://cornwall-opc.org/Resc/emigration_nz.php A file of assisted emigrants to Lyttelton/Canterbury, 1858-1884 to Auckland, 1872-1880 to Wellington, 1872-1880 to other ports, 1872-1884 OTHER MALLETT, Annie 5 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Harriet 24 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, John 28 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer IM 15/251 MALLETT, Linda E 1 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Thos 20 sm Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer | MALLETT, Anne C (I6241)
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| 10845 | This John's age and occupation match perfectly the John described in the emigration record, and John was not found in the 1881 census. The same goes for John's younger brother Thomas, age 20. John's daughter Anne also matched the "Annie", age 5 that appears in the record. Annie does not appear in the 1881 census either. The 5 people in the record are not described as a family unit, but given that we have a match for John, Annie, and Thomas, it is assumed that Harriet and Linda, 1 year old, belong with them, despite the fact that John's wife was called Ellen in the 1871 census. They left aboard the Caroline on Oct 12, 1875, but did not arrive in New Zealand until Jan 31, 1876, a full three and a half month journey. From the Cornwall OPC Database: Cornish Emigrants to New Zealand http://cornwall-opc.org/Resc/emigration_nz.php A file of assisted emigrants to Lyttelton/Canterbury, 1858-1884 to Auckland, 1872-1880 to Wellington, 1872-1880 to other ports, 1872-1884 OTHER MALLETT, Annie 5 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Harriet 24 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, John 28 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer IM 15/251 MALLETT, Linda E 1 Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline IM 15/251 MALLETT, Thos 20 sm Cornwall 12 Oct 1875 31 Jan 1876 Caroline Farm labourer | Ellen (I6240)
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| 10846 | This Judith may not belong with this family. | MALLETT, Judith (I4526)
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| 10847 | This location was recorded as "Currey Heys" , but this does not appear to be a current place name (2005). "Currey Heys" may have been the name of an estate. It is written as Curreyheys in Baldwin Malet's will. "Curreyheys" is undoubtedly the estate of Caerhays, near St Michael Caerhays, Cornwall, which was the seat of the Trevanion family. Thomas's mother married Sir Hugh Trevanion after the death of her husband Baldwin Malet. | BROWNE, Isabel (I7396)
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| 10848 | This marriage date does not jibe with Joan's father's (Michael) will. It was written in 1630, and talks about giving her L500 if she made a match approved by her uncle Gawen and her mother, which implies that she was not married then. | Family: Thomas FULFORD / Joan MALET (F2341)
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| 10849 | This marriage is assumed because the family is living with Mary's parents in 1841, and her age as recorded matches this Mary. | Family: Peter SYMONS / Mary MALLETT (F1873)
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| 10850 | This marriage is between John Warne and Ann Mallett widow — so Mallett is probably not her maiden name, and the only Ann who fits the bill in St Minver is Ann (Sandy) Mallett. | Family: John WARNE / Ann SANDY (F2514)
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