Person:Anne Dabson (1)

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« Name: Anne Dabson / Event Type: Baptism /Baptism Date: 10 Jul 1644 / Baptism Place: Haseley Great, Oxfordshire, England / Father: Robert Dabson »
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« 1644 | ... / Anne Dabson the Daughter of Robert Dabson was baptized the Tennth Daie of Julio, 1644 »
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Oxfordshire, England, Church of England Baptism, Marriages, and Burials, 1538-1812 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2016.
Original data: Anglican Parish Registers, Oxfordshire Family History Society and Oxfordshire History Centre.
Accessed on 18/06/2021 at: ancestry.co.uk/

Foster, Joseph, ed., London Marriage Licences, 1521-1869, from excerpts by the late Colonel Chester, D.C.L.,… London, Bernard Quaritch, 15 Piccadilly, W., p. 251, 1887
“Cary, James, of St. Margaret Moses, Youdon [sic], salter, widower, and Anne Dabson, spinster, 21, daughter of Robert Dabson, of Aston, co. Oxon, gent., who consents–at Lutenor, co. Oxon. 27 Sept. 1664. F.”
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« I Anne Cary of the Parish of Worth in the county of Sussex being of perfect health and sound understanding blessed be God yet considering my owne mortality doe make and ordaine this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following In the first place I recommend my soul into the hands of Almighty God as into the hands of a faithfull creator And my body to be decently and privately buryed at Aston in Oxfordshire if I shall happen to dye near that place if not in any other place at the discretion of my Executor And as for all my Worldly Goods I thus dispose of them Imprimis I give and bequeath to my children Robert Cary_[,_] Anne Mitchell_[,_] Elizabeth Hampton_[,_] Jane Cary_[,_] Mary Stevens and Edith Cary one hundred pounds apiece Item I give to my three Sonns in Law William Hampton_[,_] John Mitchell and Tho Stevens tenn pounds apiece Item I give to my Grandchildren Anne Mitchell_[,_] Jane Mitchell_[,_] Tho Mitchell_[,_] James Mitchell and John Mitchell twenty pounds apiece Item I give to my Grandchildren Elizabeth Hampton_[,_] William Hampton_[,_] James Hampton_[,_] John Hampton_[,_] Robert Hampton and Ambrose Hampton twenty pounds apiece Item I give to my Grandchildren Anne Stevens and Henry Stevens twenty pounds apiece Item I give to my Brother Tho Dobson five pounds apiece and to my Sister Jane Belson five pounds And to my Sister Mary (¿)Narraway(?) five pounds and Jane Dobson daughter to my brother John Dobson five pounds and to Sarah Wise daughter to my sister Abigail Wise five pounds and to Mary Braby five pounds Item I give to my Aunt Abigail Eustice and to my Cousin Mary Duffell twenty shillings apiece to buy them Rings Item I give to the poor of the ^said^ Parish of Worth twenty shillings and to the poor of the said Parish of Aston twenty shillings And my will is that all the Legacyes above disposed of by me shall be paid by me Executor hereafter named within twelve monthes after my decease Item all the rest of my goods chattells and Estate reall and personall and my house in Watlin Streete my just debts Legacyes ffunerall expenses being first fully satisfyed and discharged I give to my Eldest Sonn James Cary whom I make and constitute my sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament he the said James Cary paying an Annuity or yearly Rent of eight pounds Amount of or for my house in Watlin Streete for my Sister Elizabeth Small alias Pawlett for and during the terme of her naturall life half yearly by equall portions at Michaelmas and Lady Day the first paymt. thereof to begin and be made whichsoever of the said dayes shall ^first^ happen after my decease In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seale this nineteenth day of March An Dom one thousand Seven hundred and two And my mind and will yet further is that in case any of my three children vis Robert Cary Jane Cary or Edith Cary shall happen to dye without issue before the said Legacyes shall become due and payable that then the said Legacy or Legayes of such of them as shall soe happen to dye shall be disposed equally amongst all the rest of my said Children first above named or their respective Children in case any of them shall be then dead or in case any of my said Children which are now marryed shall happen to dye before the said Legacyes shall become due that then the said Legacy of such of them shall be paid and equally divided amongst their Children share and share like And in case any of my Grandchildren above named shall dye before their Legcyes shall become due that then the said Legacy or Legacyes of such of them as shall soe happen to dye shall be equally divided Amongst the Brothers and Sisters respectively of all such of them as shall soe happen to dye And also I give to my friend Mr Leonard Gale of Crabbett twenty shillings to buy a Ring Witness my hand and Seale the day and yeare aforesaid Anne Cary / Signed Sealed and published in the presence of Henry Gale John Baldwin George Virgo. »
[transcribed by Robin Cary Askew]
NOTE: The date of probate is a little hard to decipher. At least as far as the year is concerned. « "decimo nono die mensis Martÿ Anno Dm" (followed by what looks like:) "Stilo Anglia millnno Septingensio quarto" » At least the day and month are clearly: 'nineteen March'. And the year should be: '1704' according to the 'old style' (OS) Julian calendar in effect at the time, when the new year still started on March 25th. Until it was changed in England to January 1st in the year 1752 to the 'new style' (NS) Gregorian calendar. (See: Wikipedia: "Old Style and New Style dates") And this may explain the words "Stilo Anglia" – to distinguish England (as well as Wales, Ireland and the British American colonies) from Scotland, which had already switched to the Gregorian calendar in the year 1600. The rest of the year date looks close enough to "Anno Domini ... millesimo septingentesimo quattor" to be understood as meaning: '1704'. —R.C.A.
Description: Will of Anne Cary of Worth, Sussex / Date: 19 March 1705 / Catalogue reference: PROB 11/483 / Dept: Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury / Series: Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers / Piece: Name of Register: Gee Quire Numbers: 130 - 175
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« Burial Date: 5 Mar 1705 / Name: Ann CARY / Age: - / County: Sussex / Place: Worth / Details: St Nicholas / Denomination: Anglican / Source Document: Parish Register / Data Provider: West Sussex Record Office »
From the CD-Rom, Disc 1: "Burials 1538 to 1760" – produced by the Federation of Family History Societies - FFHS Publications) Ltd., 2004

Detail:
« Name: Ann Cary / Gender: Female / Burial Date: 05 Mar 1704 / Burial Place: Worth, Sussex, England / FHL Film Number: 1041590 »
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Source Information:
Ancestry.com. England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
Original data: England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.
Accessed on 21/06/2021 at: ancestry.co.uk/