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Facts and Events
Some of her children are mentioned in her mother's 1546 will[1]:
- "I bequeath 3 basins to be divided amongst the 3 daughters of the said Walter Kyrwood."
- "I bequeath to Richard the son of the said Walter, one suckling calf."
She and her children are mentioned in the 1558 will of her brother John, vicar of Dilwyn[1]:
- Two of her male children were mentioned as getting a cow between them.
- "I bequeath to Anne and Margerie the daughters of the said Walter Kyrwood a cow between them."
- Alice Kyrwood gets "my best Pan and second pot of brass and the bed Hollie in the inner sola." Her relationship is not specified, but since the bequest is almost identical to the one given Johann Kyrwood, it is assumed she was also a daughter of Walter and Ann Kyrwood.
- "I bequeath to Johann Kyrwood the daughter of the said Walter Kyrwood my second pan of brass and the best pot of brass and the Bed hollie that I lie too."
- "I bequeath to Anne my sister, the rest of my linen wares."
It is not clear whose will includes the following (possibly her mother's)[1]:
- Ann's child "Johan the daughter of Walter Kyrwood, 2 candlesticks, 2 doublests and one gilt white Pig."
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Harry Rogers (a Carpenter researcher).
- ↑ Birth year estimated based on estimated birth years of her children - 4 born by 1546 and a couple after that - and on estimated birth years of her siblings.
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