Person:Nicholas Blysse (1)

He was unmarried.

1. ↑ Hoppin, Charles Arthur. The Bliss book. (Hartford, Connecticut, United States: not identified, 1913)
   page 132.

   'William Blysse was born at Daventry, in what year no record remaineth and saith. ... The famous period of 1530-1535 was in the cycle of his nativity. ... He was first married when quite young, about 1550, and had by his first wife, before 1561, sons, George, Nicholas, and William, the daughter Joyce, and possibly Jone.'

2. ↑ Hoppin, Charles Arthur. The Bliss book. (Hartford, Connecticut, United States: not identified, 1913)
   page 137.

   'One year, five months, and thirteen days after the burial of William Blysse, in 1574, his second son, Nicholas, to whom he had bequeathed the shop in Staverton and the dwelling in Daventry ... died unmarried:--
   1575 Nycholas Blysse bur. [th]e ij of Jan. [Register of Holy Cross, Daventry.]'

3. ↑ Hoppin, Charles Arthur. The Bliss book. (Hartford, Connecticut, United States: not identified, 1913)
   page 131.

   'William Blysse, the blacksmith of Daventry ... all four sons blacksmiths, ...'