Family:Robert Busby and Grace Cary (1)

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Parents: Robert Busby and Abigail Gore
Robert Busby
b. Abt 1638 St. Bride Fleet Street, London City, Middlesex, England
d. aft 1673 - bef 1698/9
Parents: Henry Cary and Amy Bagge
Grace Cary
b. 1640 Cockington, Devon, England
 
m. 10 Feb 1662 (OS) 1663 (NS) London, England
Facts and Events
Marriage[1][2][3] 10 Feb 1662 (OS) 1663 (NS) London, England"... (their) only daughter, Grace, had married, February 10, 1663, Robert Busby of St. Bride's, London (Chester, Westminster Marriage Licenses), ...." S1
"1662-3 Feb. 10 Robert Busby, of St Bride's, London, Gent, Bachr, about 25, & Grace Cary, of St Giles in Fields, Spr, abt 21 ; consent of father Sir Henry Cary, Kt.; at St Mary’s Whitechapel, St Dunstan’s East, or Gray’s Inn Chapel." S2
Children
BirthDeath
1.
Robert Busby
Aft 1663/64
 
2.
Abigail Busby
1665 City of London, London, England
 
3.
Mary Busby
Abt 1668 Holborn, London, England
 
4.
Gartrude Busby
Abt 1669
Abt 1742 (?)
5.
Elizabeth Busby
Abt 1669 Holborn, London, England
 
6.
Margaret Busby
Abt 1675
 
7.
Grace Busby
1675 Hatton Garden, Middlesex, England
 
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References
  1. ↑ Harrison, Fairfax. Devon Carys, Vol. 1 (New York: De Vinne Press, 1920), Chapter XII - pp. 275-277.

    « The children of Sir Henry Cary and Amy Bagge, his first wife, as recorded in the Cockington parish register (Dymond, H. & G., viii, 100) were: (i) GRACE baptized January 17, 1640; (ii) EDWARD, baptized June 9, 1642; (iii) HENRY, baptized September 26, 1643; (iv) RICHARD, baptized April 27, 1646; and (v) HASTINGS, baptized May 16, 1652. It seems probable that Hastings died an infant, his mother having certainly died in childbirth of him; at all events there is no further record of him. Edward was buried in the cloister of Westminster Abbey January 13, 1661, where his father was buried beside him October 4, 1665, and his brother Henry August 16, 1667. The last surviving son, Richard, administered August 1, 1669, on the estate of his mother, "Dna Araia Cary, vid. nupr de Cockington in Com. Devon, defunct." (P.C.C. Admon. Act Book, 1669. There was a mistake in the description as widow, for the parish register of Cockington, as quoted by Dymond in H. & G., viii, 101, shows her burial June 16, 1652.) He could not have done this if either of his older brothers was then alive. Finally, it being remembered that the only daughter, Grace, had married, February 10, 1663, Robert Busby of St. Bride's, London (Chester, Westminster Marriage Licenses), we find the will of Richard Cary dated February 8, 1671, and proved March 19 following (P.C.C. Duke, 35), whereby he describes himself as "of the parish of St. Brides, London, Esquire," and leaves his entire estate to his "dear sister Grace Busby, wife of Robert Busby of said parish, woolen draper." This was apparently the extinction of Sir Henry Cary's name. »
    Source:Harrison, Fairfax. Devon Carys
    The full Vol. I may be accessed here: archive.org

  2. ↑ Robert Busby and Grace Cary - marriage licence, in Allegations for marriage licences issued by the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, 1558 to 1699 : also, for those issued by the vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660 to 1679. Extracted by (the late) Colonel Joseph Lemuel Chester, LL.D., D.C.L., and edited by Geo. J. Armytage, F.S.A., Honorary Secretary to the Harleian Society. London: 1886 in The Publications of The Harleian Society. Volume XXIII for the year MD.CCC.LXXXVI. (1886)
    p. 83.

    « MARRIAGE ALLEGATIONS IN THE REGISTRY OF THE / VICAR-GENERAL OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY
    1662-3
    Feb. 10 Robert Busby, of St Bride's, London, Gent, Bachr, about 25, & Grace Cary, of St Giles in Fields, Spr, abt 21 ; consent of father Sir Henry Cary, Kt.; at St Mary’s Whitechapel, St Dunstan’s East, or Gray’s Inn Chapel. » Google Books

  3. ↑ Croke, Alexander, Sir, (1758-1842}: The Genealogical History of the Croke Family, originally named Le Blount, Vol. I, Oxford, Printed by W. Baxter for J. Murray, London; and J. Parker, Oxford , 1823. Chapter XI, pp.685-689 .

    « The Genealogical History of the Croke family, originally named Le Blount, by Sir Alexander Croke (1758-1842) includes one very brief paragraph on Robert Busby, "a woollen draper in Saint Andrew's, Holborn, (who), in 1663, married Grace, the daughter of Sir Henry Cary of Devonshire." »
    And near the end of this Busby family history there is a fold-out pedigree chart, which includes a list of the children of Robert and Grace Busby:
    « "1. Robert Busby. 2. Abigail, mard. Wm. Vaux, had Abigail and Cicely. 3. Mary. 4. Garteret,[sic] mard. ___ Case. 5. Elizabeth. 6. Margaret, married Edward German. 7. Grace." »
    Accessed at: archive.org
    The fold-out pedigree chart at: archive.org

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