Events

Relation to the centre person (STRUDWICK, James) : second great grandfather

Parents

Families

Media

0000000 Verified Strudwicke Arms male

Pedigree

1. STRUDWICKE, William Treetop [I2950]
   1. UNKNOWN, Elizabeth [I4988]
      1. STRUDWICKE, Robert [I2927]
      2. STRUDWICKE, Thomas
         1. WOODHATCH, Mary [I2893]
            1. STRUDWICKE, Mary [I0269]
            2. STRUDWICKE, Hannah [I0270]
            3. STRUDWICKE, William [I0697]
            4. STRUDWICKE, Sarah [I0698]
            5. STRUDWICKE, Thomas [I1936]
            6. STRUDWICK, Elizabeth [I2898]
            7. STRUDWICKE, Mary [I3804]
            8. STRUDWICK, Dulcy [I3805]
      3. STRUDWICKE, Dulcibella [I2924]
      4. STRUDWICK, Henry [I2926]
      5. STRUDWICKE, William [I2925]

Ancestors

STRUDWICKE, Thomas
* about 1675
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STRUDWICKE, William Treetop
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UNKNOWN, Elizabeth
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Source References

1. UK, Surrey, Wills of the ArchDeaconry Court [S0069]
   1. • Page: 1728 Will of Thomas Stredwick DW/PA/5/1731/103
      • Source text:

        Thomas Stredwick of Chiddingfold, yeoman, weak and infirm 27 Jan 1727/8 to elder son William 3 closes of land Cozens, Dunsfold adjoining causeway in the king's highway called Benbow Causeway and in occupation of William Wincon (7 acres) and all that part of his mother's reversion in Eashing in occupation of John Keen; to younger son Thomas freehold messuage Couzans in occupation of William Wyncon (14 acres); to daughters Sarah, Mary, Hannah, Elizabeth and Dulcy £50 each when youngest is 21 but £20 to any who married before with exec.'s approval and then £30 more when 21; residue to wife Mary, exec. but if she remarries trustees friends John Entricknot and Thomas Vollow both of Chiddingfold, yeomen to give her 1s and be execs. and residue to children and 5s each to execs. for pair of gloves Witnesses: John Child; Edward Poolen (X); John Mitchell Inventory 10 Mar 1730/1 by Henry Welland and John Wakeford of same place, yeomen: clothes and money in purse: £4 4s; in parlour chamber: bed etc., three joined chests or chest of drawers, trunk, pair of andirons and three chairs: £12; in kitchen chamber: two beds, bedstead, two plain chests with blankets and linen: £7; on the stairs' head: malt mill, old iron, linen wheel and bedstead: £3 14s; in milkhouse chamber: bed and bedstead etc. and small quantity of wheat: £14 4s; in parlour: two tables, seven chairs, pair of andirons and bushel of clover seed: £1 18s; in kitchen: several household goods and bacon: £15 7s; in brewhouse and little rooms thereto adjoining: in goods, working tools and old lumber: £9 13s; goods outdoors: 13 beasts and four calves: £47 10s; 6 horses with harness and 2 ploughs: £36; 3 colts, 15 sheep and 10 lambs: £22; 4 store hogs £4 16s; waggon, 2 dung carts, large harrow, two small harrows and roll: £14 10s; 26 acres of wheat sowed: £39; 7 acres of peas sowed: £7; chalk, wood and poles: £15; in barn: peas and hay: £9 4s; oats in and out of the straw: £8; winnowing fan, sieves, ridders, prongs and rakes: 10s; money at interest sperate: £52 10s; money at interest desperate: £52; total: £406 Proved: 27 Apr 1731 to exec. [DW/PA/7/21; DW/PA/5/1731/103]

   2. • Page: 1718 Will of William Woodhatch DW/PA/5/1719/130
   3. • Page: 1727 Will of Robert Strudwick DW/PA/5/1727/104
      • Source text:

        Robert Strudwick of Smithwood Common, Cranleigh, carpenter, sick and weak 7 Nov 1727 to my wife Sarah Strudwick all my messuage in Smithwood Common in my occupation and that of John Wakeford both greater and least end and when my daughter Elizabeth Strudwick marries to have little end; if my wife goes to live with her father to only have 1s and if she remarries only to have little end for life and then both to my daughter Elizabeth with remainder to my brother Thomas Strudwick paying to my brother Henry Strudwick’s son Henry , to my brother William Strudwick and to my sister Dulcy Hollaway and to my brother Thomas Strudwick’s daughter Dulcy Strudwick £5 each; to my wife £5 out of value of my indoor goods; residue to my wife and daughter if my wife keeps the child … Butt; to my brother Thomas Strudwick £2 more, exec.; if my wife pregnant it to have greater end of tenement if a boy and lesser end if a girl Overseers: friends Thomas Frances and John Tickner of Smithwood Witnesses: John Wakeford; John Chasmore; Richard Worsfold Proved: 1 Nov 1727 to exec. DW/PA/5/1727/104] <17 Nov 1732 to Sarah Strudwick, widow, relict and residuary legatee; bond of Sarah of Cranleigh and Henry Stonill of Wonersh, brickmaker; Witnesses: W. Bannaster; James Chrismas

   4. • Page: 1728 Will of Thomas Stredwick DW/PA/5/1731/103
      • Source text:

        Thomas Stredwick of Chiddingfold, yeoman, weak and infirm 27 Jan 1727/8 to elder son William 3 closes of land Cozens, Dunsfold adjoining causeway in the king&apos;s highway called Benbow Causeway and in occupation of William Wincon (7 acres) and all that part of his mother&apos;s reversion in Eashing in occupation of John Keen; to younger son Thomas freehold messuage Couzans in occupation of William Wyncon (14 acres); to daughters Sarah, Mary, Hannah, Elizabeth and Dulcy £50 each when youngest is 21 but £20 to any who married before with exec.&apos;s approval and then £30 more when 21; residue to wife Mary, exec. but if she remarries trustees friends John Entricknot and Thomas Vollow both of Chiddingfold, yeomen to give her 1s and be execs. and residue to children and 5s each to execs. for pair of gloves Witnesses: John Child; Edward Poolen (X); John Mitchell Inventory 10 Mar 1730/1 by Henry Welland and John Wakeford of same place, yeomen: clothes and money in purse: £4 4s; in parlour chamber: bed etc., three joined chests or chest of drawers, trunk, pair of andirons and three chairs: £12; in kitchen chamber: two beds, bedstead, two plain chests with blankets and linen: £7; on the stairs&apos; head: malt mill, old iron, linen wheel and bedstead: £3 14s; in milkhouse chamber: bed and bedstead etc. and small quantity of wheat: £14 4s; in parlour: two tables, seven chairs, pair of andirons and bushel of clover seed: £1 18s; in kitchen: several household goods and bacon: £15 7s; in brewhouse and little rooms thereto adjoining: in goods, working tools and old lumber: £9 13s; goods outdoors: 13 beasts and four calves: £47 10s; 6 horses with harness and 2 ploughs: £36; 3 colts, 15 sheep and 10 lambs: £22; 4 store hogs £4 16s; waggon, 2 dung carts, large harrow, two small harrows and roll: £14 10s; 26 acres of wheat sowed: £39; 7 acres of peas sowed: £7; chalk, wood and poles: £15; in barn: peas and hay: £9 4s; oats in and out of the straw: £8; winnowing fan, sieves, ridders, prongs and rakes: 10s; money at interest sperate: £52 10s; money at interest desperate: £52; total: £406 Proved: 27 Apr 1731 to exec. [DW/PA/7/21; DW/PA/5/1731/103]

2. Ancestry.com: Surrey, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 [S0032]
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3. Ancestry.com: England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 [S0002]
4. Ancestry.com: Surrey, England, Extracted Church of England Parish Records [S0230]
5. UK, Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers [S0001]
   1. • Page: 1724 Will of Edward Strudwick PROB 11 1724 V33
6. Ancestry.com: England, Select Marriages, 1538–1973 [S0019]