I'm trying again w/the Curwens.
The time period I'm interested in is roughly the 1500s to early 1600s.
I need ANY Curwens/Curwyns/Curwynns in Northants and Leics.
The *specific* places are Leicestershire between Walton and the Northants
border and Northamptonshire, mainly around Sibbertoft and Sulby but,
actually, anywhere else in either county would be welcome.
I have a John Curwen b c1417 in Leics, supposedly dsp, but there is no
proof. I need sibs for him -- if he had any.
I have a Thomas, a priest in Lowick, Northants, who died early in the 1500s,
but he is not immediately related to the Sibbertoft family, though he may be
further out.
I have a Thomas d 1557 in Sibbertoft but have no sibs or parents for him and
no clue as to where he came from -- or when he appeared there. His only son
was Henry d 1597, who reportedly left two sons John and Matthew -- but no
will. I do have the families of these two sons, so the murkiest area is
previous to them.
Please -- any advice or help will be gratefully appreciated.
Thank you,
BarBara
CURWEN -- England
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John Townsend
Re: CURWEN -- England
There are indexed abstracts of many of the Leics. Archdeaconry wills. They
strike me as quite a possible source for this problem, from what you said.
As far as I know, they are only available at the Leics. R.O., but someone
may correct me on that. Of course, indexes to both the Leics. and
Northants. wills have been published in the Index Library series, as have
those for P.C.C..
Curwen is very much a Cumberland name, so Leics. and Northants. are further
south than the usual territory. Various sources for printed pedigree
material are listed for Curwen in Marshall, but, presumably, these have been
consulted.
Best wishes,
John Townsend
Genealogist/Antiquarian Bookseller
http://www.johntownsend.demon.co.uk
"BarBara" wrote in message ...
strike me as quite a possible source for this problem, from what you said.
As far as I know, they are only available at the Leics. R.O., but someone
may correct me on that. Of course, indexes to both the Leics. and
Northants. wills have been published in the Index Library series, as have
those for P.C.C..
Curwen is very much a Cumberland name, so Leics. and Northants. are further
south than the usual territory. Various sources for printed pedigree
material are listed for Curwen in Marshall, but, presumably, these have been
consulted.
Best wishes,
John Townsend
Genealogist/Antiquarian Bookseller
http://www.johntownsend.demon.co.uk
"BarBara" wrote in message ...
I'm trying again w/the Curwens.
The time period I'm interested in is roughly the 1500s to early 1600s.
I need ANY Curwens/Curwyns/Curwynns in Northants and Leics.
The *specific* places are Leicestershire between Walton and the Northants
border and Northamptonshire, mainly around Sibbertoft and Sulby but,
actually, anywhere else in either county would be welcome.
I have a John Curwen b c1417 in Leics, supposedly dsp, but there is no
proof. I need sibs for him -- if he had any.
I have a Thomas, a priest in Lowick, Northants, who died early in the
1500s,
but he is not immediately related to the Sibbertoft family, though he may
be
further out.
I have a Thomas d 1557 in Sibbertoft but have no sibs or parents for him
and
no clue as to where he came from -- or when he appeared there. His only son
was Henry d 1597, who reportedly left two sons John and Matthew -- but no
will. I do have the families of these two sons, so the murkiest area is
previous to them.
Please -- any advice or help will be gratefully appreciated.
Thank you,
BarBara
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Nathaniel Taylor
Re: Leicester Archdeaconry wills (was: CURWEN -- England)
In article <d7fq3j$n3u$1$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk>,
"John Townsend" <john@johntownsend.demon.co.uk> wrote:
<...>
<...>
This set of abstracts (years 1563-1802) is available on 27 reels of
microfilm via the FHL of the LDS Church. They are catalogued under
corporate author "Leicester District Probate Registry" rather than
"Archdeaconry of Leicester".
Nat Taylor
a genealogist's sketchbook:
http://home.earthlink.net/~nathanieltaylor/leaves/
"John Townsend" <john@johntownsend.demon.co.uk> wrote:
<...>
There are indexed abstracts of many of the Leics. Archdeaconry wills. They
strike me as quite a possible source for this problem, from what you said.
As far as I know, they are only available at the Leics. R.O....
<...>
This set of abstracts (years 1563-1802) is available on 27 reels of
microfilm via the FHL of the LDS Church. They are catalogued under
corporate author "Leicester District Probate Registry" rather than
"Archdeaconry of Leicester".
Nat Taylor
a genealogist's sketchbook:
http://home.earthlink.net/~nathanieltaylor/leaves/
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BarBara
RE: CURWEN -- England
John,
Thank you for responding!
Pardon my ignorance, but are any of the above available online? If not, what
is the best way to access them?
Yes abt. the Cumb. name. I'm sure the Northants family hooks up to the
Curwen branch further north, but I haven't yet been able to find the correct
path.
I've consulted several volumes but am not familiar with Marshall. The title
is -- what?
Online? CD? Where might I find it?
Thank you. I appreciate your information very much!
Best, BarBara
Thank you for responding!
There are indexed abstracts of many of the Leics. Archdeaconry wills. They
strike me as quite a possible source for this problem, from what you said.
As far as I know, they are only available at the Leics. R.O., but someone
may correct me on that. Of course, indexes to both the Leics. and
Northants. wills have been published in the Index Library series, as have
those for P.C.C..
Pardon my ignorance, but are any of the above available online? If not, what
is the best way to access them?
Curwen is very much a Cumberland name, so Leics. and Northants. are further
south than the usual territory.
Yes abt. the Cumb. name. I'm sure the Northants family hooks up to the
Curwen branch further north, but I haven't yet been able to find the correct
path.
Various sources for printed pedigree
material are listed for Curwen in Marshall, but, presumably, these
have been consulted.
I've consulted several volumes but am not familiar with Marshall. The title
is -- what?
Online? CD? Where might I find it?
Thank you. I appreciate your information very much!
Best, BarBara
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Chris Phillips
Re: CURWEN -- England
John Townsend wrote:
BarBara replied:
The PCC wills are available online as a pay-per-view service from the UK
National Archives, with a free index:
http://www.documentsonline.nationalarch ... /wills.asp
These would be worth checking, as the PCC was the superior court, and was
used by many people of higher status.
I think this must be Marshall's "The Genealogist's Guide" (4th edition,
1903), which lists many pedigrees found in older printed sources.
Apparently it's available on CD from "Archive CD Books", though I can't find
it on their site:
http://www.genfair.com/shop/pages/acb/page69.html
Chris Phillips
There are indexed abstracts of many of the Leics. Archdeaconry wills.
They
strike me as quite a possible source for this problem, from what you
said.
As far as I know, they are only available at the Leics. R.O., but someone
may correct me on that. Of course, indexes to both the Leics. and
Northants. wills have been published in the Index Library series, as have
those for P.C.C..
BarBara replied:
Pardon my ignorance, but are any of the above available online? If not,
what
is the best way to access them?
The PCC wills are available online as a pay-per-view service from the UK
National Archives, with a free index:
http://www.documentsonline.nationalarch ... /wills.asp
These would be worth checking, as the PCC was the superior court, and was
used by many people of higher status.
I've consulted several volumes but am not familiar with Marshall. The
title
is -- what?
Online? CD? Where might I find it?
I think this must be Marshall's "The Genealogist's Guide" (4th edition,
1903), which lists many pedigrees found in older printed sources.
Apparently it's available on CD from "Archive CD Books", though I can't find
it on their site:
http://www.genfair.com/shop/pages/acb/page69.html
Chris Phillips
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Chris Phillips
Re: CURWEN -- England
I wrote:
Silly of me - first of all I was using Google to search in the domain
archivecdbooks.org, then when I realised their pages are actually at
rod-neep.co.uk, I was still assuming they would have held on to the
apostrophe in the title!
http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/gen-reference.html
Chris Phillips
I think this must be Marshall's "The Genealogist's Guide" (4th edition,
1903), which lists many pedigrees found in older printed sources.
Apparently it's available on CD from "Archive CD Books", though I can't
find
it on their site:
http://www.genfair.com/shop/pages/acb/page69.html
Silly of me - first of all I was using Google to search in the domain
archivecdbooks.org, then when I realised their pages are actually at
rod-neep.co.uk, I was still assuming they would have held on to the
apostrophe in the title!
http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/gen-reference.html
Chris Phillips
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BarBara
RE: Leicester Archdeaconry wills (was: CURWEN -- England)
Nat,
Thank you for the clarification. I appreciate it!
Best, BarBara
Thank you for the clarification. I appreciate it!
This set of abstracts (years 1563-1802) is available on 27 reels of
microfilm via the FHL of the LDS Church. They are catalogued under
corporate author "Leicester District Probate Registry" rather than
"Archdeaconry of Leicester".
Best, BarBara