Richard Ive
| Charts | Ancestors of Harriet Hanson Robinson |
Richard Ive, son of Thomas Ive, died 8 February 1558.1
Richard married Elizabeth Agmondesham, daughter of Henry Agmondesham and Elizabeth (…), say 1550.2,1
Richard left a will dated 6 February 1557, and proved 2 December 1558 [here given in English]:
Richard married Elizabeth Agmondesham, daughter of Henry Agmondesham and Elizabeth (…), say 1550.2,1
Richard left a will dated 6 February 1557, and proved 2 December 1558 [here given in English]:
I bequeath to Elizabeth my wife all my lands and tenements in the said parish of St. Dunstan in the East, and also in the parishes of Rayleigh and Thundersley, co. Essex, for her life, except the third part thereof which I will shall descend to my son Thomas Ive, and i tenement and 10 acres of land which I have given to my daughter Roose;
after the death of the said Elizabeth all the said premises to remain to my said son Thomas and his heirs for ever; for default, to my right heirs for ever.
To Margaret Ive my daughter a silver pot parcel gilt and 2 silver spoons.
To Roose Ive my youngest daughter 2 silver spoons and a bedstead in the chamber where my brother Agmondesham lies; also a tenement with 10 acres of land, called Drakes, lying in Rayleigh, co. Essex: to hold to her and her heirs for ever; for default, then the same to remain to my right heirs for ever.
All the said premises are held of the King and Queen in chief by knight's service, to wit, by the 20th part of a knight's fee, and by the yearly rent of 16s., and are worth per ann., clear, £12.1
after the death of the said Elizabeth all the said premises to remain to my said son Thomas and his heirs for ever; for default, to my right heirs for ever.
To Margaret Ive my daughter a silver pot parcel gilt and 2 silver spoons.
To Roose Ive my youngest daughter 2 silver spoons and a bedstead in the chamber where my brother Agmondesham lies; also a tenement with 10 acres of land, called Drakes, lying in Rayleigh, co. Essex: to hold to her and her heirs for ever; for default, then the same to remain to my right heirs for ever.
All the said premises are held of the King and Queen in chief by knight's service, to wit, by the 20th part of a knight's fee, and by the yearly rent of 16s., and are worth per ann., clear, £12.1
Family | Elizabeth Agmondesham |
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| This person was last edited on | 17 Jul 2019 |
Citations
- [S2140] Matthew Hovious, "Some Proposed Ancestry for Rose Ive, Grandmother of Great Migration Ancestor Rose Stoughton Otis," In Re Genealogica, 6 December 2017 , (http://matthewhovious.blogspot.com/2017/12/some-proposed-ancestry-for-rose-ive.html : accessed 9 December 2017), #2, further cited as Proposed Ancestry for Rose Ive.
- [S1947] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families (Five vols., Salt Lake City, Utah: s.p., 2013), 5:50 (Stoughton 19), further cited as Richardson, Royal Ancestry.
- [S998] Horatio N. Otis, "Family of Stoughton," The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 5 (Jul 1851): 350, further cited as Otis, "Family of Stoughton."