Crippell, Crissel
Aron Gordin Crippell, Gent of London, baptised his son Thomas 17150505.
James Crissel, of LongLevings Wiltshire, baptised James 17020824.
Cripps
Mr Cripps clandestinely married 1696
Will of Henry Cripps 1691/206
Intestate statement made by his widow Ann Cripps who signed her own name
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| In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.
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D 566 B 2/12/1 23-Nov 1717 Mr Cripps attended Court Leet dinner at the 3 Cups
D 566 B 19 Dufton, The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718 Page 19, Mr Cripps 25-0-0 for land
Page 17, Mr Cripps 40-0-0
D 566 B 19 The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718 Page 06, Nathaniel Cripps house 3-0-0
D 566 Z 20 Voter list 1734 Mr Cripps column 2
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| At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. |
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| Nathaniel 65, his three Servants, and one Lodger. |
Not in Census
Nathaniel 37, and his children, Thomas 11, Mary 7 and John 5
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Nathaniel Cripps, JP about 1650, was a leading Quaker, and his house at Upton was several times visited by George Fox.
In 1696 Nathaniel inherited Upton House estate from his father Henry.
Nathaniel Junior in 1752 built a new larger Upton House - the present one? |
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Cripps | Mr | Nathaniel 1670-40 | House 28.01 | 3sv 1Lg | ch5 |
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D 566 B 2/5 09-Nov 1739 Nathaniel Cripps paid to the Trustees 219-0-0 for use of money at 5% interest
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| In Overseers Records, P328a OV 2/1, 1736-49
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1742-3, Page 57 Nathaniel Cripps Vestry Members in Tetbury rate set at two shillings in the Pound, 55-15-00
1742-3, Page 58 Nathaniel Cripps Ratepayers in Charlton rate set at two shillings in the Pound, 17-10-00
1742-3, Page 62 Nathaniel Cripps Ann Stratford's monthly list of Workhouse members April 26 - May 24, 1742
Page 129 Nathaniel Cripps on Vestry members appointed Overseers of the Poor for 1744-5 26-Mar 1744
Page 418 Nathaniel Cripps Overseer term ending Easter 1748 Apr 1747
Page 426 Apr 1747 Nathaniel Cripps has land at Charleton and Upton
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In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/2, 1749-59
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Rate set at 4/- in the Pound, listing by streets is new in 1754
1 Upton Nathaniel Cripps 55-15-0
1 Charlton Nathaniel Cripps 13-5-0
2 Upton Nathaniel Cripps 19-10-0 for part of late Wickes
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On the South Wall of the South Cloister
Thomas Cripps Esqr. of Upton in this parish, died Decr 19th 1803 aged 77.
Margaret Cripps, Relict of the above Thomas Cripps, died Febr 22nd 1796, aged 56.
Mary Cripps died Oct 22nd 1796 aged 68.
John Cripps Esqr died Febr 12th 1818 aged 88. |
Nathaniel Cripps, 1670-17400329, came from Bristol and his sons were baptised in Tetbury, Samuel 16981025 - 17710907 aged 72, and John 16991003.
Mr Cripps was in the group of 43 who attended the Court Leet dinner at the 3 Cups on 23-Nov 1717
Nathaniel Cripps 1698 - 17700203 Esq aged 72, son of Nathaniel (and grandson of Henry), and his wife Temperance 1694 - 17350911 aged 41, came to Tetbury with Thomas 1726 - 18031221 aged 77, Mary 1728 - 17961024 aged 68, and John 1730 - 18180212 aged 88
Nathaniel buried his father on 17400329.
Will of Nathaniel Cripps 1740/52
Intestate statement made by Nathaneil Cripps 17 Apr 1740
declaring his father Nathaniel was deceased
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In 1735 Nathaniel lived with 3 servants and a Lodger.
Only one adult appears in the Tetbury Census, who soon dies (has an asterix after his name). This suggests that Nathaniel's 3 servants were his three grandchildren Thomas, Mary and John, and the Lodger was his son, also named Nathaniel.
Croft
Joseph Croft was buried 17050912, and his widow Margaret was buried 17320202, assume born about 1660.
Crompton
Nathaniel Crompton, his wife and family (not named) had a Settlement Certificate from dauntley in Wiltshire, reference P 328a OV 3/1/2 dated 22-May 1741
Cromwell
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A charge on the number of stoves, hearths in each home | |
Oct 1671 Elizabeth Cromwell 4 hearths Page 2
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D 566 B 19 The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718
Page 01, Alexander Cromwell house and land 60-0-0 let to Henry Chapman
Page 09, Joan Cromwell widow for lands 64-0-0
Page 16, Widow Cromwell for various houses 4-0-0
Page 15, Widow Cromwell for Robert Barrows etc
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Crook, Crok, Croock, Crooke
Sarah Crook wed John Heaven 19 Dec 1700
Jonathan Crook wed Mary Pritchard 21 Apr 1709
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A charge on the number of stoves, hearths in each home | |
Oct 1671, Oct 1672 Marten Crooke 1 hearth, Poor Discharge Certificate
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P328a OV 4/1 19-Feb 1695 James Crook served as Apprentice to William Atwood
D 566 L 7/8 18-Sep 1722 Robert Crook went as Apprentice to Humphry Butler who received 2-10-0
P328a OV 7/24, in Workhouse Nov 5th, 1725 Martin Crook
P328a OV 4/3 19-Jan 1730 Robert Crook served as Apprentice to Gabriel Hadnot
D 566 M3 1734 Trustees provided clothes for poor Apprentices made by Richard Hearding John Crook given clothes cost 1-17-0
D 566 M3 1734 Indentures cost 7/- for Apprentice John Crook with Daniel Baily Not executed
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| At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. |
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| Mary 49, her child Mary 20 |
| Jonathan 48, his wife Mary 54, and his three children, Anna 22, Mary 17 and John 13 |
Not in Census Sarah 36, Mary 34 and Robert 29, children of Robert. Jonathan's eldest daughter Elizabeth 26.
Millisant 23, Mary's elder daughter, who married 1743
Robert 17 and Stephen 15, sons of Sarah Chambers and step sons of Robert.
Samuel and John, 5 year old twin sons of Robert.
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Court Leet Roll 1735 - Jonathan p5
| Census at Tetbury, 1735-6. |
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Crook | Mary | House 5.07 | 1cd | - ch2 | |
| She 1687-50 | Mary 1715- |
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Crook | Jonathan | House 7.01 | &w 3cd | - ch5 | |
| He 1688-68 | Mary 1682-66 | | | |
| Anna 1713- | Mary 1719- | John 1723-38 | |
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D 566 M3 1734 Indentures cost 7/- for Apprentice John Crook with Daniel Baily Not executed
D 566 M3 1734 Trustees provided clothes for poor Apprentices made by Richard Hearding John Crook given clothes cost 1-17-0
D 566 M3 1746 - 417 members of the Court Leet Page 5 Jonathan Crook
D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 Jonathan Crook received 1/- of the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money
D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 Widow Crook received 1/- of the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money
D 566 M4 - 1754 439 members of the Court Leet Page 2.2 Jonathan Crook
D 566 M5 - 1762 507 members of the Court Leet Page 1.1 Jonathan Crook, Page 2.2 Jonathan Crook Wiredrawer
P328a OV 3/3/1 26-May 1766 Samuel Crook wife Elizabeth, Martha, Mary, Samuel, Rachel, Lazarus from Monktontand, Somerset
Langstom and Maltby Charity, D 566 R 1/7 at Christmas
Dec 1767 Jonathan Crook Column 3, and Widow Crook Column 3, each received 6d
Dec 1773 John Crook Column 3, and Widow Crooks Wench Column 4, each received 6d
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| In Overseers Records, P328a OV 2/1, 1736-49
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Page 356 05-May 1746 Robert Crooks wife given allowance
Page 400 09-Feb 1746 (Old date) Robert Crook family given allowance
Page 408 06-Apr 1747 Robert Crook wife being ill given allowance
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In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/2, 1749-59
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On 05-Mar 1749 Old date Robert Crook paid 4/8 for horsehire and fetching Dr Worthington and him returning hme
On 04-Feb 1754 Robert Crook wife is ill, given 1/9
On 04-Mar 1754 Robert Crook was paid 6/- his wife being ill
On 01-Apr 1754 Robert Crook received 7/- allowance each 4 weeks
On 01-Apr 1754 Robert Crook received 6/- allowance each 4 weeks
On 15-Jul 1754 Robert Crook wife delivered of a child by Emm Lloyd 2/6
On 23 Jan 1758 Robert Crook family received 1-1-0 being ill
On 16 Feb 1758 Robert Crook given rug, bed and bolster, cost 13/-
On 11 Dec 1758 Robert Crook family received 4/- allowance each 4 weeks
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Tomb in the churchyard, north side,
John Crook died 17 Sept 1790 aged 43 |
James Crook, son of Martin Crooke of Tetbury, Apprentice with Master William Atwood and his wife Jane to teach him the trade of Worsted comber reference P328a OV 4/1 dated 19-Feb 1695. He was bonded to behave well when off duty, not to marry, and to obey his master and mistress.
Jonathan Crook baptised 16880321, son of Martin, married 17090421 to Mary Pritchard 1682 - 17660606 aged 84. He is described as a Wire Drawer when he was buried aged 80. They baptised Elizabeth 17090605 - 17331106, Anna 1713, Mary 1719, and buried John 17380616.
John Crook buried 17380616 accounts for the Apprenticeship being not executed.
John Crook was given clothes for poor Apprentices made by Richard Hearding, cost 1-17-0 by the Trustees, reference D 566 M3 1734
Indentures cost 7/- for Apprentice John Crook with Daniel Baily Not executed reference D 566 M3 1734
Martin Crook buried his wife Mary 17060817.
Martin Crouck was buried 17270712.
Millisant Crook 17130122, daughter of Lenard, married 17430710 to William Wakely 17071020, son of Henry.
Mary Crook appears to be the widow of Lenard Crook who baptised Millisant 17130122, and Mary 17150828.
Mary Crook married 17360304 to Mark Cox and ten children were baptised.
Mary Crook married 17391227 to William Wicks - the only entry.
Robert Crook, husband of Abigail Ind, is mentioned in Abigail Ind's Will signed 28 March 1711
Robert Crook baptised Sarah 16991229, Mary 17020414, and Robert 17060721.
Robert Crook buried his wife 17170723.
Robert Crook married on 17200625 to Sarah Chambers
Robert Croock was buried on 17290305.
Robert Crook baptised twins John and Samuel on 17310118.
Sarah Crook, widow, was buried 17310610, five months after the twins were baptised.
Robert Crook, baseborn son of Sarah baptised 17180901, a poor child of Tetbury, Apprentice with Master Gabriel Hadnot, till the age of 24, reference P328a OV 4/3 dated 19-Jan 1730
Robert Crook buried 17590830, baptised his son Samuel 17460216 - 17610508 died of Small Pox, and daughters Ann baptised 17550402, and Rachel buried 17780802.
Sarah Crook was buried 17391220.
An Unusual Story
Robert Crook 1675 - 17290305 and his first wife Abigail Ind 1675 - 17170723 baptised Sarah 16991229, Mary 17020403, Robert 17060721 - 17590830.
Robert Crook married 17200625 to Sarah Chambers 17040228 - 17310610, daughter of Francis, who baptised her baseborn son Robert 17180901, and baseborn son Stephen 17200623, two days before she married Robert Crook (the Younger? No, he was only 14 years old).
Samuel and John were baptised 17310118 as sons of Robert Crook.
Robert Senior has been dead almost two years. It looks like the father is Robert Junior now aged 24.
Sarah was buried 17310610, five months after the twins were baptised.
Robert's sister Sarah was buried 17391220 aged 40.
Samuel Crook, his wife Elizabeth, and his children Martha 20, Mary 15, Samuel 13, Rachell 11, and Lazarus aged 5 were reported by the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor at Monktonland, Somerset, reference P328a OV 3/3/1 dated 26-May 1766
They had come to Monktonland, were not wanted there, and the officials were sending them back to Tetbury
Who is the Robert Crook who married on 9 May 1793, while still a minor, to William Winterson's daughter Sarah baptised 17670907?
John Crook Senior wrote his Will in 1790, when he was husband of Sarah and father of Wuilliam, John and Thomas
John Crook Junior came in 1810 to Tetbury from London, where he was working as a bricklayer.
He had to deal with the Intestate estates of his father and two brothers
Will of John Crook 1810/15
Will written on 14 Sep 1790, and is Proved on 19 Jan 1810
John left his estate to his wife Sarah, and then to be divided between his three sons, William, John and Thomas
He appointed his youngest son, Thomas, his executor
The Will became Intestate because of the death of Thomas
Will of Thomas Crook 1810/13
Will of William Crook 1810/14
John made Intestate Statements that his brothers were deceased and each left an estate valued at less than 100 pounds
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Croom, Groom
| In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.
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D 566 B 19 The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718 Page 15,
John Groom house 10-0-0
Groome rent owned by Robert Merchant
D 566 L 7/8 05-Oct 1722 Widow Groom was given a room at the Alms House
D 566 Z 20 Voter list 1734 Thomas Croome column 1
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D 566 Z 20 column 2, about 1736 Thomas Croome in a list supporting the Tetbury annual Races
P328a OV 3/3/1 06-Jan 1767 William Croom wife Maria, William, John and unnamed from Bristol
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William Croom received an Order from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor at Bristol, that he, a labourer, Maria his wife and children William 4, John 2 and a new child 3 weeks old, should be returned to Tetbury, reference P328a OV 3/3/1 dated 06-Jan 1767
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