John edward allen genealogy warren paving

  • For the pedigree of the family of Warren in Holland I beg to thank Mr. John Adrian Warren, D.C.L., Groningen;.
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    Builders of Felbridge, Pt. 2 – William Spurrell & Cecil A Sharp FRIBA

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    This program of Handouts will outward show at description stories come first lives conclusion some allude to the builders and architects of Felbridge (not irresistibly in chronological order) who developed what had archaic the ‘gentleman’s estate’ many Felbridge complete over Cardinal years pause the the people of Felbridge as enter had perceive by rendering mid 1960’s. 

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    DNAeXplained – Genetic Genealogy

    Given the time in which she lived, we know quite a bit about Dorothy Durham, wife of Thomas Durham, but we only have hints, and a mystery, about her parents.

    Dorothy was born in 1663 – that much we know for sure, or within a year either way, based on a deposition she gave in 1704 regarding the will of one James Gilbert. She died sometime after early 1725 and before 1753 when her second husband, Jeremiah Greenham, died.

    Dorothy and Thomas Durham had interactions with several people over the span of their lifetimes that tell us the names of two of Dorothy’s sisters. Other documents tell us that Dorothy was probably closely related to William Smoot, but the fact that Dorothy’s son married William Smoot’s daughter pretty much eliminates the possibility that William Smoot was Dorothy’s father. William could have, however, been her brother or uncle or some other relative.

    And then there’s poor James Gilbert. A man so beset by epilepsy that he didn’t remember what was in his will a year or two after signing it. Either he or his wife are also somehow connected to William Smoot as well, because that same William Smoot quit-claimed a deed when Mary Gilbert, widow of James, sold land to Dorothy and Thomas Durham after James Gilbert’s horribl

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    DNAeXplained &#; Genetic Genealogy

    Given the time in which she lived, we know quite a bit about Dorothy Durham, wife of Thomas Durham, but we only have hints, and a mystery, about her parents.

    Dorothy was born in – that much we know for sure, or within a year either way, based on a deposition she gave in regarding the will of one James Gilbert. She died sometime after early and before when her second husband, Jeremiah Greenham, died.

    Dorothy and Thomas Durham had interactions with several people over the span of their lifetimes that tell us the names of two of Dorothy’s sisters. Other documents tell us that Dorothy was probably closely related to William Smoot, but the fact that Dorothy’s son married William Smoot’s daughter pretty much eliminates the possibility that William Smoot was Dorothy’s father. William could have, however, been her brother or uncle or some other relative.

    And then there’s poor James Gilbert. A man so beset by epilepsy that he didn’t remember what was in his will a year or two after signing it. Either he or his wife are also somehow connected to William Smoot as well, because that same William Smoot quit-claimed a deed when Mary Gilbert, widow of James, sold land to Dorothy and Thomas Durham after James Gilbert’s horrible death.

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