George MERRY, –1657
- Name
- George /MERRY/
- Given names
- George
- Surname
- MERRY
| Marriage | Dorothy … — View this family Yes |
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| Death of a paternal grandmother | Margaret NEWTON before 1643 |
| Death of a paternal grandfather | John (Sir) MERRY August 1643 |
| Burial of a paternal grandfather | John (Sir) MERRY August 1643 Note: Probably buried with wife in the chancel of the church in accordance with his will. No parish regist… Probably buried with wife in the chancel of the church in accordance with his will. No parish registers available for that period. |
| Death of a father | John MERRY 1651 Source: British History Online Cases before the Committee: November 1651 Pages 2892-2911 Note: Died between date of will on 16 May 1651 and 26 Nov. 1651 when his wife requested, of a compounding… Died between date of will on 16 May 1651 and 26 Nov. 1651 when his wife requested, of a compounding committee, discharge of land settled on her by her father, Nicholas Gilbert of Youlgrave and her entitlement to her deceased husband's land at Brisslincote. |
| Burial of a father | John MERRY ( after death) |
| Death | before 1657 Note: A precis of a document in the Derbyshire Archives identified George as deceased. It involved the tra… A precis of a document in the Derbyshire Archives identified George as deceased. It involved the transfer of land with rights of inheritance and sale from the late John Merry, Dorothy, relict of his son, George, and William Dakin who was John's executor. The date was reported to be 18 June 1657. George may even have been dead before 4th Oct. 1651 as he was not mentioned in his father's 1651 will whereas Dorothy was referred to as "daughter", a common wording for daughters-in-law, in addition to George's mother and brother, Gilbert. |
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| Death | A precis of a document in the Derbyshire Archives identified George as deceased. It involved the transfer of land with rights of inheritance and sale from the late John Merry, Dorothy, relict of his son, George, and William Dakin who was John's executor. The date was reported to be 18 June 1657. George may even have been dead before 4th Oct. 1651 as he was not mentioned in his father's 1651 will whereas Dorothy was referred to as "daughter", a common wording for daughters-in-law, in addition to George's mother and brother, Gilbert. |
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