Seckingtonfamil y edited and published by
Yüklə 3,29 Mb.
|
1706 Brackley Parish Register. 1 November 1706. Mary, daughter of Samuel Seckington and of Mary his wife, was baptised the first day of November, A.D. 1706.
Purification, 1707. Between:- Charles Gibbes, John Clarke, John Joseph, Elizabeth Seckington, spinster, Plts. and
Samuel Seckington and Ann his wife, Ann Mansell, widow, John Pinchard and Dorcas his wife, William Barrenger and Susanna his wife, Defts. of 1 messuage, 1 cottage, 50 acres of arable, 50 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, etc. at Brackley Cosgrove
Potterspury Furthoe and Denshanger. By Fine £200. 1708 Brackley Parish Register. 28 February 1708. John, son of Samuel Seckington and of Mary his wife, was baptised the 20 eight day of February, A.D. 1708.
20 March 1717. Mary Seckington was buried in woollen only the 20 day of March and it was certified accordingly the 22 day of March 1717.
24 July 1720. Sarah, daughter of Samuel Seckington and Mary his wife, was baptised y 24 day of July 1720.
5 May 1722. Mary, daughter of Samuel Seckington and Mary his wife, was baptised May ye 5th 1722.
19 February 1728. Samuel Seckington was buried in woollen only, February 19 1727/28 and it was certified accordingly before Mr. Timothy Horns, Mayor, February 21, 1727/28.
1 August 1734. William, son of John and Rose Seckington, was baptised.
15 October 1734. Anne Seckington was buried in woollen.
5 August 1735. Thomas, son of John and Rose Seckington, was baptised.
23 July 1736. Anne Seckington was buried in woollen the 23 July (1736) as appears by an affidavit of the 25th.
Letter of Administration of the Estate of Anne Seckington who died in 1736. Know all men by these presents that we, William Saby of Waddenhoe in the County of Northampton, butcher, and John Doe, are held and firmly bound unto the Reverend Father in God, Robert, by Divine Permission, Lord Bishop of Peterborough, in the sum of one hundred pounds of Good and lawful money of Great Britain to be paid unto the said Lord Bishop, or to his certain attorney, his executors, administrators or assigns, to which payment well and truly be made we oblige ourselves, and each of us by himself for the whole, our and each of our heirs, executors, and administrators, firmly by these presents sealed with our seals dated the twenty-second day of April in the ninth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the second by the grace of God of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, and so forth, and in the year of our Lord one Thousand seven hundred and thirty-six. The condition of this obligation is such that if Elizabeth Saby the wife of the above bounden William Saby, daughter and administrator of all and singular the goods chatels and credits of Anne Seckington, late of Brackley, widow, deceased, do make or cause to be made a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the goods, chatels and credits of the said deceased which have or shall come to the hand, possession, or knowledge of her, the said Elizabeth Saby or into the hands and possession of any person or persons for her and the same so made do exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the Registry of the above named Lord Bishop at or before the last day of July next ensuing and the same goods, chatels and credits, and all the other the goods, chatels, and credits of the said deceased at the time of her death which at any time after shall come to the hands or possession of the said Elizabeth Saby or into the hands and possession of any other person or persons for her do well and truly administer according to the law. And further do make or cause to be made a true and just account of her said administration at or before the last day of April 1737 and all the rest and residue o the said goods, chatels and credits which shall be found remaining upon the said administrator's account the same being first examined and allowed of by the Judge or Judges for the time being of the said Court shall deliver and pay unto such person or persons respectively as the said Judge or Judges by his or their decree or sentence pursuent to the true intent and meaning of a late Act of Parliament made in the two and twentieth years of the reign of our late Sovereign Lord King Charles the second, entitled An Act for the better settling of Intestate Estates, shall limit and appoint. And if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and testament was made by the said deceased and the executor or executors therein named do exhibit the same into the said court making request to have it allowed and approved accordingly if the said Elizabeth Saby above bounden being thereunto required do render and deliver the said Letters of Administration, approbation of such testament being first had and made, in the said court then this obligation be void or else to remain in full force and vertue.
26 April 1736 the within named Elizabeth Seckington was sworn well and faithfully to administer the goods etc of Anne Seckington, deceased, and that the same did not extend to the value of twenty pounds before me John Clarke, Surrogate. 1737 Brackley Parish Register. 18 September 1737. John, son of John and Rose Seckington, was baptised.
2 February 1740. Elizabeth, daughter of John and Rose Seckington, was baptised.
11 September 1742. Sarah Seckington was buried in woollen as appears by an affidavit received the 14 Instant.
22 November 1743. Mary, daughter of John and Rose Seckington, was baptised.
27 December 1745. Fanny, daughter of John and Rose Seckington, was baptised.
24 July 1748. James, son of John Seckington, was baptised.
2 October 1748. John Talbot and Mary Seckington were married on October 2, 1748.
23 November 1748. Mary Seckington was buried in woollen as appears by an affidavit of the 25th.
19 July 1750. Sarah, daughter of John Seckington, was baptised 19 July 1750.
22 May 1752. Nanny, daughter of John Seckington and his wife, was baptised 22 May 1752.
25 July 1754. George, the son of John Seckington and his wife, was baptised the 25 July 1754.
25 July 1756. Samuel, son of John Seckington and his wife, was baptised the 25th July 1756.
16 October 1757. Samuel Seckington was buried in woollen.
5 March 1758. John Seckington was buried in woollen.
29 October 1769. Banns of marriage between John Seckington and Mary Burton were published October 13, 22, and 29, by Henry Manifold, Vicar. The said John Seckington of the Parish of Brackley in the County of Northampton, and Mary Burton of the Parish of Brackley, were married 29 October 1769. John Seckington and Mary Burton signed the register with crosses. The two witnesses were Mary Squirrel and H. Weston. 1770 Brackley Parish Register. 27 September 1770. Banns of marriage between William Seckington and Elizabeth Fenemore, both of Brackley, were published August 19, and 26, and September 2, 1770. They were married 27 September 1770. The witnesses were Thomas Hearn and Nathaniel Blancoe. 1771 Brackley Parish Register. 14 July 1771. John, son of John Seckington and Mary his wife, was baptised July 14 1771.
19 September 1771. Elizabeth, daughter of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was baptised September 19, 1771.
10 September 1772. William, son of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was baptised September 10, 1772.
2 January 1774. John Minnell and Fanny Seckington, both of Brackley, married on 2 January, 1774.
The two witnesses were Thomas Minnell and Nathaniel Blancoe. 1774 Brackley Parish Register. 28 January 1774. Thomas, son of William Seckington and his wife Elizabeth, was baptised January 28, 1774.
28 August 1774. Mary, daughter of John Seckington and Mary his wife, was baptised August 28, 1774.
7 March 1775. John Seckington was buried in woollen.
24 April 1775. John, son of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was privately baptised April 24th, 1775, and received into the Congregation July 16 (1775).
30 May 1776. John Seckington was buried in woollen.
20 December 1776. Mary, daughter of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was privately baptised December 20, 1776, and received into the Congregation January 27, 1777.
13 April 1778. John, son of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was privately baptised April 13, 1778.
27 December 1778. John Seckington was buried in woollen.
6 October 1779. Hannah, daughter of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was baptised 6 October 1779.
11 June 1781. Ann, daughter of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was baptised June 11, 1781.
12 June 1782. Lucy, daughter of William Seckington and Elizabeth his wife, was baptised June 12, 1782.
8 October 1782. William Seckington was buried in woollen.
Baptism Register: 9 July 1786 Samuel, son of George and Sarah Seckington was baptised in Helmdon.
Baptism Register: 9 June 1789. Thomas, son of George and Sarah Seckington was baptised in Helmdon.
26 August 1792. John, son of George and Sarah Seckington, was baptised.
15 March 1793. John, son of George and Sarah Seckington, was buried.
16 March 1794. Jonathan, son of George and Sarah Seckington, was baptised.
27 September, 1794. Jonathan, son of George and Sarah Seckington, was buried.
18 July 1796. Marriage of John Fretter and Sarah Fenemore, 18th July 1796, in the presence of John Judge and Elizabeth Seckington.
31 December 1796. Daniel, son of George and Sarah Seckington, was baptised in Helmdon.
28 September 1797. Marriage of John Judge of this parish, butcher, and Elizabeth Seckington of this parish, 28th September, 1797.
First I will and direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses be fully paid and satisfied Also I give and bequeath unto my neice Elizabeth Chancellor, Spinster, who now lives and resides with me my bed with the bedstead hangings and furniture thereto, also two tables and the other furniture in the house or room wherein I dwell as follows, that is to say, four chairs and a corner cupboard and sundry earthenware therein, fire shovel, tongs, and poker, dog irons, bellows, tea kettle and boiling kettle, two candlesticks, tinder box and coffee pot, one barrel, all my fueling, one wash tub, and one tin basket, to and for her use. Also I give and bequeath all and every other of my goods, chattels, and personal estate of what nature, kind or sort soever and wheresoever unto my friend John Nicholls of Brackley aforesaid yeoman, in trust nevertheless that he the said John Nicholls, his executors or administrators, do and shall as soon as conveniently may be, after my decease, sell and dispose of all my said other effects and pay and apply the monies arising from such sale in manner following, that is to say, The sum of ten pounds to my sister Fanny, the wife of John Minnell, as a compensation for the trouble and expense she may be put to in boarding and mantaining my mother Rose Seckington and I do hereby give and bequeath the same sum of money to my said sister accordingly. And all the residue and remainder thereof to my brother George Seckington, or to be paid and disposed of by thesaid John Nichols as in his discretion he shall think proper in buying and providing clothes or other necessities for his family. AlsoI give and bequeath unto my said brother George Seckington all my wearing apparel. And lastly I do hereby make, nominate, constitute, and appoint my said friend John Nicholls sole executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all former and other will and wills by me at any time here to fore made, and declaring this to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I the said testator Samuel Seckington have to this my last will and testament set my hand and seal the twenty third day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety eight. SAMUEL SECKINGTON 
The Signature of SAMUEL SECKINGTON 1798 1799 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 19 March 1799. John, son of George and Sarah Seckington, was baptised in Helmdon.
26 March 1799. The marriage of Thomas Evans and Elizabeth Alder, 26th March 1799. Witnesses; Thomas Seckington and Ann Evans. 1799 17 July 1799 John Nicholls of Brackley in the County of Northampton made oath that this sheet of paper is and contains the last will and testament of Samuel Seckington, late of Brackley, deceased; that he is the executor herein named; that he will legally fulfil the same; and that the deceased did not die possessed of a personal estate to the amount of forty pounds. Sworn before me, Henry Manifold, A.M., Surrogate.
30 October 1800. After banns were published on October 12, 19 and 26 in the year 1800, Thomas Seckington and Elizabeth Blabey were married on 30th October, 1800.
8 March 1801. The marriage of John Webb and Mary Seckington, 8th March, 1801. The witnesses were Thomas Seckington and Hannah Seckington. 1801 Brackley Parish Register. 18 May 1801. The marriage of Thomas Storton, batchelor, and Ann Seckington, 18th May, 1801. The witnesses were Hannah Seckington and Thomas Seckington. 1803 Bishop's Transcripts: Helmdon Baptisms. 27 March 1803. Fanny, daughter of George and Mary Seckington, was baptised.
6 August 1804. After banns published on July 22 and 29, and August 5, 1804, the marriage took place of Richard Fenemore and Mary Holton on 6th August, 1804. The witnesses were William Nichols and Lucy Seckington. 1807 Mormon Index 23 February 1807 Samuel Seckington married Ann Billings on 23 February 1807 at Whitfield in Northamptonshire.
24 November 1807. Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel and Ann Seckington, was baptised.
William, son of Samuel and Ann Seckington, was born. 1815 Helmdon Baptisms: 24 December 1815; page 5, no. 4. Thomas, son of Samuel and Ann Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by William Morris. Samuel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer.
8 October 1817. Daniel Seckington, batchelor, of Helmdon, married Jemima Franklin of Helmdon.
Two witnesses, John Seckington and Elizabeth Flower, signed with crosses. The third witness, William Hanson, signed his name. 1817 Helmdon Baptisms. 22 November 1817; page 9, no. 69. Marianne, daughter of Samuel and Anne Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Charles Crisp. Samuel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1818 Helmdon Baptisms. 20 January 1818; no. 71. Fanny, daughter of Daniel and Jemima Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Charles Crisp. Daniel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1819 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 3 November 1819; no. 87. George, son of Samuel and Ann Seckington, was baptised in Helmdon by Pryce Jones.
17 October 1820. John Seckington of Helmdon married Mary Summers of Radstone.
The first witness, Joseph Humphreys, signed with a cross. The second witness, Rhoda Summers, signed her name. 1821 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 4 March 1821; no. 104. Joseph, son of John and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. John Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1821 Helmdon Parish Register: Marriage Register. 16 April 1821. John Morris and Alice South Prickett were married 16 April 1821. Fanny Seckington was a witness and signed with a cross. 1821 Helmdon Parish Register: Burial Register. 1 October 1821. Jemima Seckington of Helmdon was buried, aged 26 years, by Pryce Jones.
6 November 1821; no. 114. James, son of Samuel and Ann Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Samuel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1821 Helmdon Parish Register: Marriage Register. 13 December 1821; no. 54. The marriage of George Davis Prickett of Helmdon and Fanny Seckington of Helmdon. The witnesses were Mary Humphrey and Pheobe South. All signed with crosses.
George Seckington's first marriage was to Martha East whose birth was recorded in the non-parochial register for Weston (near Helmdon) in 1822. 1822 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 3 August 1822; no. 125. Mary-Ann, daughter of John and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. John Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1822 Helmdon Parish Register: Marriage Register. 14 November 1822; no. 59. Daniel Seckington, widower, of Helmdon, married Mary Bayliss, spinster, of Helmdon.
Both witnesses, William Bronson and Mary Ann Parkins, signed with crosses. 1823 Helmdon Parish Register: Burial Register. 29 March 1823. Fanny Seckington of Helmdon, aged 5 years, was buried by Pryce Jones.
14 February 1824; no. 154. Jonathan, son of Samuel and Ann Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Samuel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1824 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 21 February 1824; no. 155. Fanny, daughter of Daniel and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Daniel Seckington's occupation was stated to be labourer. 1824 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 4 December 1824: no. 168. Daniel, son of John and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. John Seckington's occupation was stated to be labourer. 1826 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 22 January 1826; no. 189. Ellenor Billing, daughter of Samuel and Ann Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Samuel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1826 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 10 March 1826; no. 191. George, son of Daniel and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Daniel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1826 Helmdon Parish Register: Burial Register. 13 March 1826; no. 124. George Seckington of Helmdon, aged 4 days, was buried by Pryce Jones.
4 March 1827; no. 146. Amelia Seckington, aged 16, was buried by Pryce Jones.
14 March 1827; no. 149. Ellenor Billing Seckington, aged 1 year, was buried by Pryce Jones.
7 April 1827; no. 268. Ann, daughter of Daniel and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Daniel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1827 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 4 October 1827; no. 222. Timothy, son of John and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. John Seckington's occupation was stated as labourer. 1827 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 8 October 1827; no. 223. Eli, son of Samuel and Ann Seckington of Helmdon was baptised by Pryce Jones. Samuel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1827 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 4 October 1827. Timothy, son of John and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised.
13 September 1829; no. 251. Eliza, daughter of Daniel and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Daniel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1829 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 16 November 1829; no. 254. Frederick, son of John and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. John Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1830 Helmdon Parish Register: Baptism Register. 3 January 1830; no. 257. Sarah, daughter of Samuel and Ann Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Samuel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. 1831 Helmdon Parish Register; Baptism Register. 19 November 1831; no. 288. George, son of Daniel and Mary Seckington of Helmdon, was baptised by Pryce Jones. Daniel Seckington's occupation was given as labourer. Yüklə 3,29 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
|