FIFTEENTH GENERATION
18944. prob. William Ellis
i. (9472) Jan Willemsz. Ellis| "040 reg. / ONA385 nr. 20 / 28-6-1629 Schenking
"Comparanten: Stoffel Jansz. Ellis, ca. zv Jan Willem Ellis, schrijnwerker, Jan Willem Ellis, Leiden; "Schenking van de jaarlijkse huur van f 60.-.- voor een huis staande in de Barbarasteeg tussen de huizen van Maljaert de Haen en Jan de Steur. Stoffel Jansz. Ellis heeft dit huis gekregen van zijn vader, aan wie hij op zijn beurt de huuropbrengst schenkt. Hij hoeft echter alleen te betalen als de huur na aftrek van kosten voor onderhoud en verbetering en van belasting een batig saldo oplevert. Jan Willem Ellis verklaart de schenking te aanvaarden. "Getuigen: Dirck Capiteyn, metselaar, Jan Swaen." "040 reg./ONA385no. 20/28-6-1629Donation "Parties: (9473i) Christopher John[s]son Ellis son of (9472) [John] William Ellis, cabinet-maker; John William[sson] Ellis, Leyden;"Donation of the annual rent of sixty guilders received for a house located between the homes of Maljaert de Haen and Jan de Steur in the Barbarasteeg. Christopher Johnson Ellis has been given this house by his father; in turn, he donates the proceeds of the rent to his father. However, he only has to pay if the rent still presents a positive balance when maintenance, renovations and taxes have all been duly paid. John William Ellis states that he accepts the donation. "Witnesses: Dyrck J. Capeteyn, bricklayer; Jan R. Swaen." -- http://www.pilgrimarchives.nl/html/pilgrims/lists/list1.html, etc. Note that John is the father, and (18944) William is the grandfather. The translation on the quoted website is incorrect. |
"MASTERSON, ...(18947i) RICHARD, Plymouth 1630, came prob. the yr. preced. a deac. of the "goodly company of the Pilgrims at Leyden" bef. the d. of Rev. John Robinson , 1625, chos. prob. 1620, when Gov. Carver, Elder Brewster , and Samuel Fuller , wh. had, I suppose, all been predeces. in that office, emb. for N. E. in the Mayflower. He brot. w. (18947i[1]) Mary, nam. Goodall, of Leicester, in the docum. at Leyden, as m. 26 Nov. 1619; ch. Nathaniel, bef. ment. and Sarah, wh. m. John Wood, or Atwood. The wid. m. Rev. Ralph Smith. It has been doubted, whether the deac. ever came to this country, but the doubt relies, I suppose, mainly on tbe negative fact of ment. of him being hardly found, and yet we kn. from Bradford, that he d. at P. in the gr. sickness 1633. In 1649, Mary Smith, their mo. gave to Nathaniel M. and his sis. Sarah, w. of Atwood, her right in "a ho. in Leyden, in Holland, sometime appertain. to my dec. h. Richard Masterson.""
-- James Savage, "A Genealogical Dictionary Of the First Settlers of New England, Before 1692" c/o http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/
18956. John (Hodsell/) Hodsoll, Sr.
"(18960) JOHN BOURNE the elder citizen and baker of London "being aged" &c., 1 March 1609, proved 26 June 1610. To be buried in the church of the Hospital of St. Katherine's near the Tower of London where I now inhabit and dwell. To wife (18961) Mawdlin my five leases, one of the tenements in a certain place called Hammes and Gwynes, another of tenements in Dolphin Alley, another of the tenement wherein Thomas Deane dwelleth and the lease of my now dwelling house within the Hospital of St. Katherine's, all which I hold from the Right Hon. Sir Julius Caesar, knight, Master of the said Hospital, and the lease I hold from John Stepkyn gent. of Wapping Wall, Middlesex. If wife die or marry before expiration of these leases of tenements in Hams and Guynes then it shall go to my eldest son (18961i) John Bourne the younger, and f he die &c. then to my son (18961ii) Robert Bourne, and if he die &c. then to my youngest son (9480) Bartholomew Bourne. Elizabeth and Joane Bourne, daughters of my said son John, at one and twenty. (4740) Thomas and (9481ii) Maudlin Bourne the children of son Bartholomew. Loving friends John Skynner the elder of Lee in Essex mariner and Charles Browghton of St. Katherine's. Wife to be sole executrix. To son John my messuage called or known by the name of the sign of the Pewter Platter in Gratious street London for life and then to my son Robert. A codicil annexed bearing the date 5 May 1610. -- Wingfield, 60."
-- "NEHGR, Volume 51" by Henry Fitz-Gilbert Waters, NEGHS c/o Google Books
37888. poss. Johas Ellis
poss. i. (18944) William Ellis(18944) William's parents are unknown. There is a DNA link between his line, though, and the Ellises of Swineshead, Lincolnshire. I am presenting what seems to be the most logical connection between the two branches of the family.
"John Ellys (£20) 10s"
SRC: 1541 London Subsidy roll Aldgate Ward http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=36096
Source: Original Volume by Henry R. Plomer Pub.1920, Canterbury Cathedral Library Transcribed by M. J. & D. G. Cozens – June 2005-2006 | |||||
| Surname | Alt. Spellings | Forename | Places | Year | Reference |
| Beching | Bechyng | John | Benenden | 1471 | PRC17/1/362 |
| Beching | Edward | Sandhurst | 1502 | PRC17/8/245 | |
| Beching | Alice | Sandhurst | 1505 | PRC17/9/62 | |
| Beching | Bechyng | Agnes | Hawkhurst | 1511 | PRC3/3/89 |
| Beching | Bechyng | Christopher | Sandhurst | 1522 | PRC32/13/113 |
| Beching | Bechyng | Robert | Biddenden | 1524 | PRC17/16/113 |
| Beching | Bechyng | John | Sandhurst | 1525 | PRC17/16/235 |
| Beching | Richard | Hothfield | 1544 | PRC3/10/93 AD | |
| Beching | Beaching | Margaret | Smarden | 1545 | PRC3/11/23 AD |
| Beching | Richard | Goudhurst | 1545 | PRC17/23/274 | |
| Beching | Beachinge | Alice | Benenden | 1552 | PRC3/12/123 AD |
| Beching | Ambrose | Benenden | 1552 | PRC17/27/113 | |
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Sandwich 27.6 mi.
Hawkhurst 21.8 mi. Goudhurst 21.2 mi. |
Sandhurst 19.7 mi.
Benenden 16.9 mi. Biddenden 12.6 mi. |
Tenterden 12.0 mi.
Smarden 11.0 mi. Hothfield 3.4 mi. |
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