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!Are daughters Adela and Ela the same person or not?
!WMC: John S. Wurts, MAGNA CHARTA; ; Philadelphia, Brookfield Pub. Co., 1945-58. Part I&II, p. 212.
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!DATA: John S. Wurts, MAGNA CHARTA; ; Philadelphia, Brookfield Pub. Co.,1958. Part VII, p. 2154.
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!Dates, places, from WFT, vol 2, #2693.
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!DATA: John S. Wurts, MAGNA CHARTA; ; Philadelphia, Brookfield Pub. Co.,1958. Part VII, p. 2154.
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!SPOUSE-PARENTS: John Bernard Burke, Esq., ROYAL FAMILIES OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES; ; London, 1848, vol 1, Pedigree CLXIX. [p. 115 Reprint]; Ped. CLIII [p. 108].
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John TAYLCOTT
BIRTH: OCT 1562, Colchester?
DEATH: 1604, Braintree, Essex
OCCUPATION: Pewterer & Brazier
OCCUPATION: B03TY/SK . Will 1604. Coll. Of Arms. R.Bingham#48
Notes
Essex IGI, John Talcott spouse Ann Skinner 's' abt 1570, of Braintree, also
1576, also 1589 & others through to 1604 - they could relate to births of
children.
Shown on a pedigree of the Talcott family in the 1634 Visitation of Essex.
This is on p497 of the Visitation and is from the Harleian Society edition
based on a copy of the Visitation in the Harleian Manuscripts held at the
British Library.
Also shown on the official version at The College of Arms, London. Source -
Patrick L. Dickinson, Richmond Herald, College of Arms, Queen Victoria
Street, London EC4V 4BT, 25 March 1996. Note - In the College of Arms
version the name is spelt TALCOT throughout but is signed Tho: TALCOTT.
Died young - before his father.
Will proved 17 Jul 1604 [red book]. This should probably read proved 24 Jan 1604/5 see will probate ref below. Kitty Randolph (Hilton) Oman says will was dated 30 Sept 1604.
According to "Parker - Talcott - Randolph and Allied Families, Our Tangled Roots and Branches, Vol.I" Published 1990 by Kitty Randolph (Hilton) Oman of 8701 N.E. Pierce Dr., Vancouver, WA 98662 :-
"John Talcott died early in the year 1604 about 14 miles from Colchester, his residence"
Donald Root droot@@cunet.com has d.29 Jan 1604. He also says m. Skinner 1594.
Alan W. Benson alanbenson@@delphi.com has d. 5 Jan 1604.
Church Register of St Mary at the Walls, Colchester:
1562 The 4th of October was baptised John Taylcott Son of Taylcott.
Essex IGI - 4 Oct 1562 bap John Talcott to John Talcott & Aliss Wells.
IGI also has same date, mother Ursula Wells.
Various other Essex IGI entries appear possibly to relate to this John.
SVT has the children in a similar order except that John is the eldest.
Essex RO Q/SR128/16 & Q/SR129/6
1594/5 - A John Talcott was on the Jury Panel for the Hundred of Becontree in July 1594 & for the Hundred of Hinckford in December 1594. Q/SR129/6 has a note handwritten on the reverse stating "Sessions held 9 & 10 January
37 Elizabeth [AD1594-5]" (copy to John 404 & John 408).
Essex RO Q/B Cal. p 181 [T/A 428/1] [1600] :-
Queens Bench Indictments Ancient 707.
50. General Sessions of the Peace held at Chelmsford on 8 Jan. 43 Eliz.
Hen. London of Foxearth husbdmn. on 21 Sept. 43 Eliz. at Braintree took "too brasse postnettes" worth 2s. 6d. of John Taylcott.
At the end of this section the following - All pleaded not guilty; guilty, pleaded benefit of clergy. Severally read as clerks, etc.
Essex RO Q/SR 152/176,177. Sessions held 8, 9 & 10 January 43 Elizabeth [AD 1600/1] :-
14 September, 1600. Henry London of Foxearth, for stealing a pair of shoes worth 4d, a pair of stockings worth 6d and five pairs of gloves worth 4d belonging to a man unknown, at Braintree; and for stealing two brass "postenettes" worth 2s 6d belonging to John Taylcott [Tylecott] at the same on 21 September, 1600. Acknowledges both charges, reads.
Postenette. Obs form of posnet, a small metal pot or vessel for boiling, having a handle and three feet. OED.
Essex RO Q/SR 152/65. Sessions held 8, 9 & 10 January 43 Elizabeth [AD 1600/1] :-
24 September, 1600. John Tailcott of Braintree, brazier, against Henry London. Taken before Henry Maxey, esquire.
**See below - John gave two "Brasse Pottes" in his will.
Feet of Fines for Essex, Emmison, Vol vi, 1581 - 1603 :-
Page 193. HILARY, 45 ELIZABETH, 1603,
"19. John. Taylecott, plaintiff Nicholas Wilbore & wife Elizabeth, deforciant 2 messuage & 2 gardens in Braintree. 80". (Copy to 590).
Deforciant :- Defendant who deforces another or prevents him from inheriting an estate.
Commissary Court of London, Essex & Herts.
1604. (Copied from Red Book - see transcription below). Test of John Taylecott (408) of Branktrye Co Essex (Braintree) Pewterer. Wife Anne. Son John. Daus Rachel Taylecott, Mary T, Grace T, Sara T & Anne T all minors except Rachel. Overseers Wm Skynner testator's father in law and Robert Taylecott testator's brother. Witnesses Mark Motte (whose daughter Dorothy later married the testator's son John and emigrated to America with him to found the American Talcott line) Erasmus Spar'hawke & James Spar'hawke. Made in 1604. Proved 17 July 1604.
(Full text SVT p15 - 19) SVT's version is not correct re spellings etc - compare with version below by DJT & SET from photocopy of original.
^ Also in Wills at Chelmsford Vol 1 1400 - 1619 F G Emmison. 1604 TAYLECOTT, John, pewterer Braintree.46 BW 38.
^ Also PCC 1605, Hayes 6, 24 Jan 1605.
Essex R O, Colchester, D/ABW 38/46, 1604.
The Will of John Taylecott (408) :-
In the name of God Amen Ao Dni 1604 Annoq dni nri Jacobi dei gra Angli ffranc et Hibin Regis fidei deffenser &C secundo et Scotie tricesimo septimo I John Taylecott of Branktrye in the countie of Essex pewterer being att this tyme sike in bodye butt of goode sounde & pfect memorye sence & mynde I thanke & prayse almyghtye god for ytt well waygheng the incerteyne & frayle estate of this mortall & myserrable lyfe do herby & herin ordeyne & make my x'sent testament & last wyll in manner & forme followyng that is to saye Inprimis I do comend & comytt my soule into the handes & tuycon of the almyghtie god my creator & redeemor & my bodye to be buryed in xtian Buryall where itt shall please almightie god to take my lyfe from me by & att the discretion of my executrix herafter named Item I doe gyve unto the poore people of the pisshe of Branktrye twenty shillings of lawfull monye of England to be payde to & amongst them wthin one moneth next after my decease by my executrix herafternamed Item I wyll devyse & bequeath all that my messuage or ten't wherein I nowe dwell with the yards gardens & apptern'es to the same belonging as they nowe are in my occupacon set & being in Branktrye aforeseyd unto Anne my wyfe for & during the holle terme of her naturall lyfe & from & after the decease of the seyd Anne my seyd wyfe I wyll devyse & bequeath all that my aforemenconed messuage or ten't with the yards & gardens & other appten'nce thereonto belonging as they nowe are in my tenure or occupacon unto John Taylecotte my sonne & to his heyres of his bodye lawfullie begotten forever & for want of such yssue to remayne to the right & next heyre of me the seyd John Taylecott first named for ever Item I wyll & devyse all that my ten't with the yards gardens axptrments thereunto belonging in Branktrye aforeseyd as the same now are in the tenure or occupacon of one Barnabe Boltell tayler or of his assynes unto Anne my seyd wyfe & to her assignes for & during the ffulle terme of twenty yeeres from the daye of my deathe & from thense next to come & fully then to end & from upon & after the determynacon of the same terme of twenty yeeres I do devyse give & bequeath all my seyd ten't wth the seyd yard & gardens & appternents to the seyd ten't belonging as they nowe are in the tenure or occupacon of the seyd Barnabe Boltell or of his assignes unto Rachell Taylecott my daughter & to the heyres of her bodye lawfullye to be begotten for ever & for wante of suche Issue to & amongest all the resydewe of my dawythers that shall happen to survyve the seyd Rachell & to theire heyres of theire bodyes lawfullye to be begotten for ever & for wante of such yssue to John Taylecote my sonne & to his heyres of his bodye for ever & for wante of such yssue to revertt to the ryght & next heyres of me the seyd John Taylecote for ever Item I do give unto John Taylecote my sonne & to Anne Taylecote Marye Taylcotte Grace Taylecott & Sara Taylecote my daughters to everye of them ffortye pounds apeece of lawfull monye of England to be payd to them sev'allye att theire sev'all accomplyshmente of theire sev'all ages of one and twentie yeers yf they shall so longe fortune to lyve & in case anye of them shall fortune to dye before the receipt of there seyd legacye of ffortye pounds that then I wylle devyse & bequeath the porcon of hym her or them so dyeng of fortie poundes to & amongest all the resydeoue of my dawghters whatsoever which shall fortune to survyve to be payd & apporconed & devyded amongest them all theire se'rall ages of oneandtwentieyeeres Item I do gyve unto John Taylcott my seyd sonne my best bedstedle standing in my plor next my halle with my best ffeather bedd lyeng upon the same my best rugge & my best fflocke bedd my best valiance & hangings to the same my best coverlett my best ffeather bolster my best fflocke bolster a payre of my best blanketts a payer of my best sheets twooe of my best pillowes wth twooe of my best pillowebeeres to the same my booke of Martirs & my booke entytuled by the name of Mr Rogers Booke to be delyv'ed unto hym by the executors adm'res or assgns of Anne my seyd wyfe wthn one moneth next after her deceasse and she during her lyfe to have the necessirye usyng therof wthoute alteryng the ppertie otherthan is herby intended Item I do in lyke manner gyve & bequeath my Joyned table wth the frame & benchborde & sixe joyned stooles in the seyd plor & all the waynscotte seelinge settles glasses & wyndowes & hangings nowe fixed used or imployed as ppertie belonging to the howse & the greate chest in the seyd plour unto John my seyd sonne to be delyvered to hym by the executors adm'res or assignes of the seyd Anne my seyd wyfe wthin one moneth next after the deceasse of the seyd Anne my seyd wyfe & she to have the necessirye use of them duryng her lyfe nott alteryng the ppertye of them or anye of them Item I do gyve unto everye of my chyldren one Brasse Potte apeece of the wayght of sixteene pounds twooe kettles apeece thone of ev'ye of them to conteyne in measure ffyve gallons the other of them to conteyne in measure three gallons xii pewter dyshes apeece of three sev'all sortible sizes Conteynyng ev'ye xii dishes ffyve and twentie pounds in wayghte or above to be delyv'ed unto them severallye att theire sev'all ages of xxi th yeeres or to so manye of them as shall lyve to atteyne to that age by my executrix herafter named Itm I do gyve to Anne Taylcott my dawghter all that my standing bedstedle standing in my chamber over my halle furnished as itt nowe standeth that is to saye having a ffeatherbedd a fflockebedd a feather bolster a fflocke bolster a p' of blanketts a coverlett twooe pillowes twooe pillow beeres & a p' of sheets nowe used upon the same to be delyvered unto the seyd Anne Taylecote my seyd dawghter att suche tyme as she the seyd Anne shall accomplysh the fulle age of xxi th yeeres by my executrix herafter named Itm I do gyve & bequeath unto Marye Taylecott my dawghter my standing bedstedle standing in the chamber over my kytchng where I nowe dwell & all the bedding & ffirnyture as ytt nowe standeth having a ffeather bed & other apptennces & also a p' of sheetes & a pillowebeere to be delyvered unto her att the accomplyshmente of her age of xxi th yeeres by my executrix herafter named Itm I do gyve unto Grace Taylecote my dawghter one Bedstedle wth a fflockebed & all thinges therunto appteynyng to be delvi'ed to her att her age of xxi th yeeres by my executrix or her assignes Itm I do gyve unto Anne my dawghter my chest standing in the halle chamber to be delyvi'ed unto her att her age of xxi th yeeres Itm I do gyve unto Elizabeth Ingrom my mayde s'ant tenne shillinges of lawfull monye of England Itm I do gyve unto Wyllm Mullinges & Thomas Clarke to eyther of them twentye shillinges of lawfull monye of England upon this condyecon that eyther of them doe s've theire app'ntisoodes wth my wyfe after my deceasse & to be payd to hym or eyther of them att the determynacon of theire app'ntyssoodes & not otherwyse then upon theire sev'all svinge of theire app'ntisoodes wth my wyfe Itm I do gyve unto ev'ye of my chyldren three of my sylver spoones to be delyv'ed unto them sev'allye as they shall come to & accomplishe theire sev'all ages of xxi th yeeres yf they shall so long lyve All the residewe of my goodes chattels cattell monye plate debtes howshold stuffe ymplementes of howshold moveables & Immoveables whatsoever not being herinbefore bequeathed my debts being payd my ffunerall expenses disbursed & these my legacyes herin gyven & bequeathed being payd & pformed I hollye gyve & bequeath them unto Anne my wyfe & do make her sole executrix of this my last wylle & testament And I wyll that my wyfe upon the pbate of this wylle she my seyd wyfe do enter her owne bond in the some of three hundreth pounds to my ffather in lawe wyllm Skynner & Robrtt Taylecote for the pformance of all & ev'ye my legacyes herin gyven by her to be pformed according to the trewe meanyng herof & that in case she shall fortune to marrye agayne that before her suche marryage shee shall enter into sufficent bond in ffower hundreth poundes wth one sufficient suretye that my seyd ffather in lawe Wyllm Skynner & Robrtt Taylcott my brother shall lyke of the same Wyllm Skynner & Robrtt Taylecott trewlye to pforme all the legacyes wch on her ptt is to be payd according to the trewe meanyng of this my last wylle & testament
Wyttnesses
Marke Motte Erasmus Sphawke & James Sphawk
Transcribed by Dave & Sue Tylcoat 1995 from a photocopy of the original (Colchester RO copy).
A different handwritten version came from Essex RO, Chelmsford - T/A 746/47 [PROB 11/105 b/4423] - almost no difference except in handwriting. On the witnesses Mott is without an 'e' & the others are spelt Sparhawke.
There are no major differences. Both are early copies of the original as no signatures appear on either.
Probatum fuit etc. appears at the bottom of the Chelmsford version (but no names - Dynchy etc. as in SVT p19).
According to "Parker - Talcott - Randolph and Allied Families, Our Tangled Roots and Branches, Vol.I" Published 1990 by Kitty Randolph (Hilton) Oman of 8701 N.E. Pierce Dr., Vancouver, WA 98662 :-
[transcription, presumably copied from SVT, of the Latin which appears at the bottom of the Chelmsford version. The names at the bottom are not on the Chelmsford copy.],
"Probatum fuit suprascriptu testum apud London coram ventis viro domino Johanne Bennet milite et legum d'core Surragato etiam viri domini Johannis Gibson milite legumq d'coris Curie Prerogative, Cant. Magri custodis Sine Comissary It'ime constituti vicessimo quarto die menss January Anno Domini uexta cursum et computa'conem ecc'lie Anglicane millimo Sexcentessimo quarto Juramt MOYSIS WALL, mariti ANNE rel'ce dicti defuncti et Executrix in huroi tes'to noi'ate cui commissa fuit. . . Administraco bonor iuriu et creditor eiusdem defuncti. De bene et fideler administrado eadem ad Saneta Dei Evangelice iuret. CHAS. DYNCHY, J'HN IGGULDEM, W.F.GOSTHUG, Deputy Registers."
Jacobi. James I.
Appurtenances.The rights and duties attached to the holding of manorial land. The most important were submission to the manor court, grazing rights and the payment of various fines to the lord of the manor. A pew, or part of a pew, in church was often an 'appurtenance' of a specific house in the parish.(Dict. Gen., Fitzhugh).
Pillow beers. (Also pillow codds & pillow drawers) - Pillow cases.
Joyned stoole (& other furniture). Made by a joiner.
Fflocke. Wool refuse used for stuffing mattresses and pillows.
Waynscotte. Wooden panelling used to line the walls of a room. The word also used for panelled chests, chairs etc.
App'ntyssoodes. Apprenticehoods=Apprenticeships.
From JPT's book AppVIII p1:- "We have no definite information on the reasons for the Grant of Arms or why the Arms, Crest and Motto were designed in the way they are. Nevertheless, we know that the Griffin emblem was shown on leaden seals used in the Colchester wool-cloth business (App.IX) and that the Colchester Talcotts were involved both in the Pewter and the wool-cloth trades. The leaden seals are very likely to have been made by Pewterers, pewter being a lead-tin alloy. It seems almost certain that this is where the Griffin on the family Crest must have originated."
Old Pewter its Makers and Marks, Howard Herschell Cotterell, B.T.Batsford Ltd, London. "Illustrating all known marks and secondary marks of the old pewterers, with a series of plates showing the chief types of their wares".
There is no 'Taylcote' (or any variant) in the alphabetical list of pewterers. There does not appear to be any mention of the Colchester area either. In chapter VII, a list of unidentified marks, p376, 5905, is a picture of a griffin in a shield with the letters T & R either side of the griffin, within the shield. The caption is :- R......, T......, of? : c.1670.
LDS A/F HMR5-F4 has this John b. 4 Oct 1562. (See also this John's father & Gfather).
Rebecca M. Talcott(#1794) #123.
Rebecca has John d.29 Jan 1604 and their m. in 1594.
LDS :- Name: John TALCOTT Birth Date: 4 Oct 1562 Birth Place: Colchester, E, England Father: John TALCOTT Mother: WELLS Notes: Batch #: 1903643, Source Call #:
From "Hale, House and Related Families, mainly of the Connecticut river valley" by Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman, the Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford, Connecticut, 1952. "To the research of Henry F. Waters we are indebted for a number of additional details [additional to SVT's book - DJT]., :-
"John Talcott, a pewterer, of Braintree, Essex, died in 1604 (will dated 30 Sept 1604, proved 24 Jan 1604/5; married Anne Skinner, who died at Felsted, Essex, in 1637 (will Jan 1636/7, proved 25 May 1637), daughter of William and Margery Skinner. She married second, by Jan 1604/5, Moses Wall, a clothier, of Braintree, who died about the end of 1623 (will dated 16 Sept 1623, codicil 16 Oct 1623, proved 23 Jan 1623). [Refs., Ibid., 1125; F.F. Starr, Goodwin and Morgan Ancestral lines (1915), 1:240-1.; H.F. Waters, Genealogical Gleanings in England (1901), 1130.]
DWT has d. 29 Jan 1604.
SPARHAWK. From Dictionary of English Emigrants to New England 1620-1650, Brownell, Gen. Pub. Co. 2 entries, pp45/50,
1. "Sparhawk, Nathnl. Dedham Essex to Cambridge, Mass." Ref. N.E.G.R. 19/25.
2. "Sparhawk, Nathnl. Notley Essex to Cambridge, Mass." Ref. N.E.G.R. 56/275.
R. Bingham :-
Name: John Talcott - 48
Birth Date: 4 Oct 1562
Birth Place: Colchester, Essex, England
Christen Date: 6 Oct 1562
Christen Place: Colchester, Essex, England
Death Date: 29 Jan 1604
Death Place: Braintree, Essex, England
Father: John Talcott - 56 (1536-1606)
Mother: Alice Wells - 57 (1540-1568)
Spouse: Anne Skinner - 49
Marriage Date: About 1591
Children: Mary - 52, John - 53, Mary - 54, Grace - 50, Sarah - 55, Anna - 51,
Rachel - 34
Notes:
A pewterer of Braintree, Essex.
^ I don't know where Richard Bingham got specific dates from.
Susan Taylor :-
3. John/3 TALCOTT32 (John2, John1); married Anne SKINNER, daughter
of William SKINNER and Margery (--?--), in England;33,34 died 1604 in
Braintree, Essex Co., England;35,36 his estate was probated 24 Jan 1604/5 in
Braintree, Essex Co., England ("Proved by the oath of Moses Wall, husband of
Anne, relict of the said deceased").37
Anne Skinner married Moses Wall circa 1604 in England.40 She was mentioned in 1604 in the will of her husband, John TALCOTT: "my messuage wherein I now dwell &c., in Branctry" and "my tenement in Brainctrie now in the tenure or occupation". She was designated executrix in his will and was "to enter her own bond in the sum of three hundred pounds to my father in law William Skynner and Robert Tailcot for the performance of my legacies &c.; and, if she marry again, to enter into sufficient surety, to my said father in law William Skynner and Robert Tailcot, my brother, truly to perform all the legacies, &c".41 She was mentioned on 14 Aug 1616 in the will of her father as receiving 40 pounds.42 She was mentioned on 2 Mar 1617 in the will of her mother: "two and twenty shillings piece in gold" and the "residue of my pewter...equally parted and divided between my daughter Ann her two daughters she had by my son in law Moses Wall, my son Richard's wife and my son John his wife by even portions".43 She was mentioned on 16 Sep 1623 in the will of her 2nd husband Moses Wall: "my copyhold messuage in Little Bromley, Essex, for life".44 She died after 16 Oct 1623.45
33. ibid.
34. Waters, Genealogical Gleanings in England II, p. 1126.
35. Barbour, Families of Early Hartford, p. 592.
36. Waters, Genealogical Gleanings in England II, p. 1125.
37. ibid.- 38. ibid.- 39. ibid.- 40. ibid.- 41. ibid.- 42. ibid, p. 1205.
43. ibid, p. 1206.- 44. ibid, p. 1130.- 45. ibid.
Susan P. Canney, Susan.Canney@sad.org has one more child - an Eggleston Talcott.
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CLONE: Double Ordinances; B. 26 Aug 1948, E. 6 Dec 1948,
!Other Wife: 1) Mary Plumbe (Plume), B. 9 Oct 1566, of Braintree,Essex,Eng, by whom he had children: Robert, Mary, Elizabeth, Nicholas.
!"English Origins of American Colonists": pp 305-308.
!See Notes of John TAYLCOTT (oct 1562-1604) RIN #4646 for charges filed against a Nicholas Wilbore and wife Elizabeth. [could be same?]