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Title: Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society. cn
Subjects: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Publisher: Bristol, Eng. : The Society
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Baskerville, succeeded. James Whitney, eldest son of thelast Sir Robert, had livery of Icomb, 9th Eliz., and died s.p. marcas. Itm lego Matilde Sheperd ilia vacca qua? erat Johis Jaunys. Itm legomatri ecctie Wigorn xiijs. iiijd. Item lego ecciie delccumbe quinque marcaset duos boves. Item lego fabrice ecctie de Cumbe duos boves optimos. Residmivero oim bono? meor tarn in granis quam in aialibz omibz. Ac ctiam aliis refizsuperius non legatis lego Johanni Assheby Abbati de Bruera Magro WalteroBlackett et Johanni Chesham ut ipi hide ordinent et disponant pro salute aiemee pro ut illis videbit1 melius faciend et eosdem Jofiem AValteru et Jofiemmcos constituo executores per psentes ut ipi Den prse oculis fientes psenstestamentu. men fideliter exequant1 et complcant cfi effcil. In cuius reitestimonifi huic psenti testamento sigillum men apposui. Dat. apud Wyvyl-cote Die ac anno supradictis. Proved before Commissary Alexander Prowct 7th Jan., 1441, Adminis-trator Will (dc) Blackett, i - - -
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i Icomb Place. 181 Icomb descended to his brother Eustace (2nd. Jac. I.)1 The latterleft it to his son Sir Robert Whitney, who married Anne, daughterof Sir Thomas Lucy, of Charlecot. From this Sir Robert, the placeappears to have passed to W. Cope (benefactor of Icomb andStow) on the marriage of Thomas Whitney, Esq., fourth son ofSir Robert, with Elizabeth, daughter of W. Cope and Lady Eliza-beth, daughter of the first Earl of Westmoreland. Elizabeth, relictof Thomas Whitney, was married to her second husband, SergeantGears. Their daughter, Elizabeth Gears, was married—first, toWilliam Gregory, whose son William, inherited a moiety ofIcomb, which descended to John Stackhouse, who sold it for£11050 to Henry Stokes of London, wine merchant, who sold toCambray and others—secondly, to Rich. Hopton, Esq., of CanonEroome. Richard Cope Hopton, grandson of the above Richard,left his moiety to Rev. John Parsons, son of his cousin William,son of Deborah (wife of Edw. Parsons) daughter of R
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