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NEWINGTON, Jane
Abt 1554 - 1623 (69 years) 
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Name NEWINGTON, Jane Birth Abt 1554 Pemburrie, Kent, England 
Gender Female Burial Mar 1623 Death 11 Mar 1623 Kent, England WAC 14 Apr 1936 ARIZO _TAG Reviewed on FS Headstones 
Submit Headstone Photo Person ID I27358 Joseph Smith Sr and Lucy Mack Smith Last Modified 19 Aug 2021
Family ID F14862 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family JEFFERY, John , b. Abt 1552, Pemburrie, Kent, England Pemburrie, Kent, Englandd. 9 Sep 1624, Pembroke, Giles, Virginia, United States (Age 72 years) Notes - ~SEALING_SPOUSE: Also shown as SealSp 12 Jan 1936
Children5 sons and 2 daughters Family ID F14853 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - JANE JEFFERIE of Pepingburie als Pemburie, Kent, widow, 28 April, 21James, proved 11 March 1623. The poor of Pemburie. To my daughterFrancis the now wife of John Gouldstone my gold ring and my best suitof apparel, that is to say, gown, petticoat, kirtle, hat and band ofcambric or holland. To Susan the now wife of my son Roger Thompson mysecond suit of apparel &c. To Susan the now wife of my son WilliamJefferie my third suit of apparel. The rest of my apparel I give toJane and Martha Baldocke daughters of my daughter Margaret. To JaneGouldstone my god daughter, the daughter of my daughter Francis, fiveshillings and one pair of sheets. My god daughter Elizabeth Wood thedaughter of my sister Wood. All the children of my daughter Francis.All my other godchildren. John Jeffrey the son of my son JohnJefferie. John Jefferie the son of my son William Jefferie. Tenshillings each to my son John Jefferie and to my son Roger Thompson.All tbe children of my two sons Wailer Tompson and Roger Tompson. JohnBaldocke and the said Jane and Martha Baldocke, the three children ofmy daughter Margaret deceased, to have thirty pounds divided equallybetween them in full payment and satisfaction of all such duties anddemands which they or any of them shall or may claim or demand by andafter the death of Roger Tompsou their deceased grandfather or by andafter me the said Jane as administratrix after the death of the saidRoger Tompson or by gift, promise or otherwise of me or of JohnJefferie my late husband deceased, the same to be paid unto them by myexecutors hereafter named at the age of twenty and two years of themthe said John, Jane and Martha Baldocke or at their day of theirseveral marriage if they or any of them sbsll marry before their saidage &c. with the advise and consent of my sister Elizabeth Wood and ofmy daughter Francis Gouldstone. My son Thomas Jefferie. Edward andThcholas Jefferie my sons. Every of my servants. To my said son ThomasJefferie my silver cup and to William Jeff erie my son my silver salt.Other gifts. I make Thomas Jeffrey and Edward Jeffrey my sonsexecutors &c. Then follows the disposition of landed property. Land inCapell. House or cottage and lands in Pepingburie als Pemburie. To sonThomas Jeffrey the house wherein I now inhabit called Crowherst. I appoint my well beloved friends Stephan Jefferie of Grays Inn,gent., and Edward Jefferie of Tunbridge, yeoman1 my brothers in law,Thomas Wood of Capefl my brother in law and John Gouldstone of Tudelymy son in law to be my faithfnl overseers. Rochester Wills, Vol. xxi. (1606-81), fol. 20.
ID: Merged with a record that used the ID 5339!2
BIRTH: Also shown as Born , Pepingbury, Kent, England.
- JANE JEFFERIE of Pepingburie als Pemburie, Kent, widow, 28 April, 21James, proved 11 March 1623. The poor of Pemburie. To my daughterFrancis the now wife of John Gouldstone my gold ring and my best suitof apparel, that is to say, gown, petticoat, kirtle, hat and band ofcambric or holland. To Susan the now wife of my son Roger Thompson mysecond suit of apparel &c. To Susan the now wife of my son WilliamJefferie my third suit of apparel. The rest of my apparel I give toJane and Martha Baldocke daughters of my daughter Margaret. To JaneGouldstone my god daughter, the daughter of my daughter Francis, fiveshillings and one pair of sheets. My god daughter Elizabeth Wood thedaughter of my sister Wood. All the children of my daughter Francis.All my other godchildren. John Jeffrey the son of my son JohnJefferie. John Jefferie the son of my son William Jefferie. Tenshillings each to my son John Jefferie and to my son Roger Thompson.All tbe children of my two sons Wailer Tompson and Roger Tompson. JohnBaldocke and the said Jane and Martha Baldocke, the three children ofmy daughter Margaret deceased, to have thirty pounds divided equallybetween them in full payment and satisfaction of all such duties anddemands which they or any of them shall or may claim or demand by andafter the death of Roger Tompsou their deceased grandfather or by andafter me the said Jane as administratrix after the death of the saidRoger Tompson or by gift, promise or otherwise of me or of JohnJefferie my late husband deceased, the same to be paid unto them by myexecutors hereafter named at the age of twenty and two years of themthe said John, Jane and Martha Baldocke or at their day of theirseveral marriage if they or any of them sbsll marry before their saidage &c. with the advise and consent of my sister Elizabeth Wood and ofmy daughter Francis Gouldstone. My son Thomas Jefferie. Edward andThcholas Jefferie my sons. Every of my servants. To my said son ThomasJefferie my silver cup and to William Jeff erie my son my silver salt.Other gifts. I make Thomas Jeffrey and Edward Jeffrey my sonsexecutors &c. Then follows the disposition of landed property. Land inCapell. House or cottage and lands in Pepingburie als Pemburie. To sonThomas Jeffrey the house wherein I now inhabit called Crowherst. I appoint my well beloved friends Stephan Jefferie of Grays Inn,gent., and Edward Jefferie of Tunbridge, yeoman1 my brothers in law,Thomas Wood of Capefl my brother in law and John Gouldstone of Tudelymy son in law to be my faithfnl overseers. Rochester Wills, Vol. xxi. (1606-81), fol. 20.
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