Lacey, Leacey

Census at Tetbury, 1735-6.
Lacey	Philip	House 13.11	&w 1cd	- ch3
	He 1709-71	Mary 1713-82	Mary 1735-43

Thomas Lacey of Wotton Under Edge married 17331230 to Sarah Mills of Dursley, at Tetbury

Phillip may be a brother to Thomas. He was buried at Tetbury 1709 - 17710714 aged 62 and his widow Mary 1713 - 17820514. They baptised Mary 17350925 - 17430530 lived 8 years, Diana 17380813 - 17430704 (died five weeks after Mary), Betty 17410528 died of Small Pox buried 17610331 as Elizabeth aged 19, Mary 17440408 and Thomas 17470920.

Mary Lacey baptised 17440408, married 17631220 to William Wear and they baptised Elizabeth 17641213, William 17661123, Thomas 17681204, and Mary 17701125.

Thomas Lacey 17470920, son of Philip, married 17820714 to Sarah May and baptised Thomas 17841121 lived 4 months and Elizabeth 17890621.

Gloucester Record Office, reference D 566 T 2/1 contains two Deeds relating to Philip Leacey's house in Gumstool Street.
They appear to be 2 versions of the event on 16 June 1770. Philip leaves his house to Thomas, his son. In the first copy, the other lives are James Lewis, sons of William?, and George son of William Seally, both aged 13, and in the second version, the third appears to be William Wear the younger, aged 4 years, son of William Weare the Elder of Tetbury, labourer.

Laford

Lamb

In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.

D 566 B 11 18-May 1700 John Lamb signed a Protest asking that the 13 be re-established D 566 L 3/2 24-Oct 1700 John Lamb signed the Deed of protest against the 13 D 566 B 33 22-Jul 1714 John Lamb in the Fair Day list of market stall holders D 566 B 19 The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718 Page 05, John Lamb for the Ship 6-0-0 Page 14, John Lamb dwelling 8-0-0 D 566 B 34 13-Jan 1728 John Lamb signed as a member of the Thirteen D 566 B 34 13-Jan 1728 William Lamb signed on behalf of his father

At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. Mary 60. William 33, and his wife 32. Not in Census David 30, Ann 29, John 36, Mary 30 and John an infant.

Court Leet Roll 1735 - David p9, John p7 (Court Duty), William p6 (D 566 M3 1735 Leather Sealers, Offial of the Court Leet, John Lamb)

Ted Prince research for 1735
Widow Lamb Presented to Court Leet by Town Jury as a Forestaller of the market. Ordered to do so no more on penalty of �2.

Census at Tetbury, 1735-6.
Lamb	(Widow of John)	Mary 1675-42	House 10.02	ch1
Lamb	William	House 10.03	&w **	2
	He 1702-42	Judith 1705-46

Note Mary and William are neighbours.

In Tetbury Trustee or Town Records, after 1735.

D 566 M3 1735 Leather Sealers of the Court John Lamb D 566 M3 1736 Ale Taster in the Court William Lamb D 566 M3 1737 Leather Sealers of the Court William Lamb D 566 B 2/5 09-Nov 1739 William Lamb paid to the Trustees 21-0-0 for winter pasture of the Warren D 566 M4 1746 417 members of the Court Leet Page 6 David Lamb, Page 13 John Lamb D 566 R 1/22 26-Dec 1749 John Lamb wife received 1/- of the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money D 566 B 2/5 - 1750 James Lamb paid to the Trustees 9-10-0 for 19 years quit rent of part of the White Hart Inn D 566 M4 - 1754 439 members of the Court Leet Page 6.2 David Lambe, Page 6.1 John Lambe the Younger, Page 6.1 John Lambe D 566 M5 - 1762 507 members of the Court Leet Page 4.1 David Lamb Younger, Page 4.1 David Lamb, Page 6.1 John Lamb, Page 6.1 John Lamb, Page 6.1 Thomas Lamb, Page 6.1 William Lamb D 566 R 1/7 Langstom and Maltby Charity, at Christmas Dec 1767 David Lem Column 1, David Lam Senior, Column 3, and John Lam Taylor, Column 1, each received 6d Dec 1773 David Lam Junior, Column 1, David Lam Senior, Column 1, received 6d Dec 1773 John Lam and Mary Lam both Column 2, each received 6d

In Overseers Records, P328a OV 2/1, 1736-49
Poor relief Rate, 20 Jul 1742, Page 52 Widow Lamb deceased 4-04-00 or Occupier

David Lamb 17050906 - 17781025, married 17320702 to Anne Wilkinson, 17060210 - 17851016, daughter of Thomas. They baptised John 17330408 - 17350507 lived 2 years, twins 17360415 - 17360504 Mary and Thomas both lived 19 days, Elizabeth 17370612, and David 17420824.

David Lamb 17420824, son of David, baptised Thomas 17640401, Mary 17660223, and Sarah 17680523. In 1769 the Small Pox epidemic killed his two Marys, his daughter buried 17691210 and his wife two days later.
His second wife Betty baptised John 17710923 then was buried 17780726.
His third wife Esther buried their son Joseph 17860120 and baptised Mary 17920311.

Elizabeth Lamb 17370612, daughter of David, married 17601013 to Richard Millichamp Tippetts 17321019 son of John. He baptised Mary 17621129, Thomas Millichamp 17641025, Elizabeth 17690413 and Thomas aged 3 years on 17710325.

James Lamb of Fairford in Glos on 11 Sept 1731 begins land owning in Tetbury with a lease for 99 years at an annual rent of 3-0-0, reference D566 T 2/2
James Lamb Esq. in a document reference D566 T 2/9 signed on 11 Sept 1731 a lease from the Trustees of some of the waste ground on which part of the White Hart Stable stands. This document appeared too delicate for me to open.

John Lamb born 1630 - 17320428, was buried aged 102.
His son John 1655 - 17050803, was married twice. He baptised a son John the same day his wife was buried - 16990412 who died aged 60.
He then baptised William 17020627 and John Lamb Junior was buried aged 50, a month before his son David was baptised 17050906. Mary Lamb buried 17420101 appears to be John's widow.

Will of John Lamb 1732/175 Will signed by John Lamb 17 Feb 1726 and Proved 20 Jul 1732 To my wife my house, goods and chattels, and appoint her executrix To my children one shilling each Will of William Lamb 1742/72 Will signed 14 Jan 1741 and Proved 6 May 1742 To my brother David Lamb and then to my brother John Lamb property To my wife Judith the house we dwell in, and appoint her sole executrix. Will of Mary Lamb 1742/77 Will signed 15 Dec 1740 and Proved 6 May 1742 To my son David 50 pounds To my son William my house, goods and chattels, and appoint him executror Added statement - William is deceased and Judith takes over from him as Executrix.

John Lamb 16990412 - 17700906, son of John, when his age was listed as 60, married 17341005 to Mary Wright, baptised 17050101 - 17740220, daughter of John. They baptised John 17350718, Mary 17370411 - 17411111 aged 4, and Thomas 17460205.

John Lamb 17350718, son of John, married 17640126 to Ann Turner 17390401 daughter of John, and baptised Alice 17641214 - 17851118, Ann 17661109, James 17690328, Robert 17710331 and Mary 17780802 who lived a month. They buried Jane 17791005 and a second Mary was baptised on 17830225.
John Lamb and Ann are mentioned in the Will of John Turner signed 24 Feb 1773

William Lamb 17020627 - 17420322, son of John, married 17350501 to Judith Butler, 17050610 - 17461002, daughter of Humphry. They baptised William 17370816 lived 2 years. William's widow married the younger George Trowton 17430623.

You are right, there is no Lamb burial in 1783, or after 1779 till Ann the Relict of David Lamb Oct 16 1785 and
Joseph son of David and Esther Lamb Jan 20 1786,
Alice d of Jn and Ann Lamb Nov 18 1786
David son of David and Esther Lamb July 1 1788
end of date run 1790,

Yes, John Lamb, taylor, b. and Ann Turner, s. wed 26 Jan 1764
and Isaac Stancombe, b. and Mary Lamb s. wed 4 Oct 1807
That is an interesting gap between weddings - 43 years!

Contact a cousin - email who live in New Zealand and descends from John Lamb and his daughter Mary who married Isaac 43 years after her mother's wedding.

Land

Thomas Land wed Mary Picke 29 Jan 1676
Mary Land wed James Martin 27 Oct 1708

In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.
D 566 B 19 The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718 Page 06, Mary Land rent house owned by Nath Hodges

At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. Not in Census William 58

Widow Land, buried 17080508, may be the mother of William Land,
who was buried 17391222 and estimated as born 1677.

Landye

Lander, Launder, Lawnder, Lauder

In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.
D 566 R 1/6 Madam Hodges Charity of 10 pound for the Poor 23-Apr 1725 Robert Lander wife and son received 5/- 24-Dec 1726 Sarah Lander received 3/6 P 328a OV 3/3/1 15-May 1735 Elizabeth Lander and children William and Mary, came to Tetbury from Highworth. See Ted Prince's report in the red frame.

At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. Robert 60, his wife Abigail 57, and a Lodger Robert 36, his wife Sarah 38, and four children Shona 11, Anne 9, William 3 and Mathew 1 Not in Census Mathew 30, Richard 29, Robert's daughter Hannah 12,

Court Leet Roll 1735 - Matthew Lander p2, Robert Lauder p4, Robert Lauder Junior p4

Ted Prince research for 1735

Widow Elizabeth Launder is not identified in the Tetbury Registers. On May 31 1735 the Overseers presented their accounts for bringing her, her family and her Goods from Highworth to Lechlade then to Tetbury, where she was placed in Mr Badnedge's care in the Workhouse. The items are John Blake's expenses and horse hire 15s 1d Ale pro Launder 1 penny halfpenny Moses Ball expenses 5s To Landers family of Highworth 10s Expenses not detailed - 6 receipts including doctor's bill.

Census at Tetbury, 1735-6.
Lawnder	Robert	House 6.17	&w **lg1	ch3
	He 1675-	Abigail 1678-46
Lawnder	Robert	House 7.14	&w **4cd	- ch6
	He 1699-68	Sarah 1697-63	Hannah 1723-
	Shona 1724-	Anne 1726-	William 1732-	Mathew 1734-

In Tetbury Trustee or Town Records, after 1735.
D 566 M3 1740, 1741, 1742 Ale Taster in the Court Matthew Lander D 566 M4 1746 417 members of the Court Leet Page 13 Matthew Launder D 566 R 1/7 Dec 1773 Mathew Launder received 6d at Christmas inside Column 4, Langstom and Maltby Charity

In Overseers Records, P328a OV 2/1, 1736-49
16-Dec 1741 4 Robert Launder and wife 08-00

Anne Launder, dau of Robert baptised 17260828, married on 17570904 to Jonathan Sharp

John Lawner died of Smallpox, was buried 17230110.

Mathew Lander, 17050315 - 17780704, son of Robert, married 17370410 to Rebecca Hodges 1711- 17870918, and baptised Tabitha 17400217 (or Letitia)!

Robert Lauder 1675- and Abigail 1678 - 17460125, baptised William 17000217, Mathew 17050315, Edward 17110708 and buried Child 17190829.

Robert Lawnder 1699 - 17680820 aged 69, and his wife Sarah 1697 - 17630320 aged 66, baptised Mary 17211205 - 17290311 lived 7 years, Hannah 17230124, Shone 17240817, Ann 17260828, William 17310110 lived 2 days and William 17320130, Mathew 17341212.

Elizabeth Lander, was returned to Tetbury from Highworth, reference P 328a OV 3/3/1 dated 15-May 1735

On 15 May 1735 the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Highworth Wiltshire ordered that Elizabeth Lander, widow of William Lander deceased, William Lander and Mary Lander son and daughter of the said William who had a Settlement Certificate dated 9 Feb 1724 for Tetbury should be returned to Tetbury.
They are reduced through sickness to great poverty and are becoming chargeable to the Parish

See Ted Prince's report of the expenses involved in this project.