Contributions to a Trumbull genealogy, from gleanings in English fields

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CONTRIBUTIONS

TRUMBULL GENEALOGY,

CS^leaningB in <0ngli0l) iFtelbs.

BY

J. HENRY LEA.

BOSTON :

DAVID CLAPP & SON.

1895.

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Reprinted from the
New England Historical and (tenealooical Register, 1895.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO A TRUMBULL GENEALOGY.

Theke is probably no famfly among our early colonial and revo-
lutionary stock which has contributed so many distinguished men to
their country's service in so many widely varied walks of life as the
Trumbulls — ^preSminent among statesmen, warriors, divines, poets,
painters and historians, the fame of the family must still rest, as its
most enduring monument, on the patriot Governor of Connecticut
■whose nickname of "Brother Jonathan," affectionately given him
by Washington, will ever stand as the prototype of American man-
hood and patriotism.

That so little has ever been done to substantiate the ancestry of
so notable a family seems a grave omission on the part of our his-
torians, and I esteem it a privilege to be able to throw some light on
the obscurity which has thus far enveloped its origin.

As is weU known to all who have taken an interest in the sub-
ject, there were two John Trumbulls (or Trumble, as the name was
then generally written) in the Massachusetts Colony at an early day,
and there has been no little confusion regarding them among gene-
alogists. As a matter of fact, however, there was no connection
whatever between them, and nothing has ever been discovered that
would indicate that they were even known to one another. They
were:

I. — John Trnmble, Cooper, of Roxbury in 1639, and among the first mem-
bers of Mr. Eliot's Church there, and the following year (13
May 1640) made freeman of Rowley. He brought to ^his country
a wife JEUen and son John,*

11. — John Trumble, Mariner, of Cambridge in 1636, was also made a
freeman in 1640, and removed to Charlestown in 1655. He had
wife Elizabeth ; perhaps married here.t

There has always been a family tradition attributing the origin of
one or both of them to Newcastle on Tyne in England, and this at
length found confirmation in a power of attorney of Susan Blackiston
of Newcastle on Tyne, widow, dated 27 August 1653, to Joanna SciU
of New England, to recover for her, inter alia^ a debt dating from
1637, of John Trumble, cooper, late of Newcastle on Tyne, and

♦ Savage, iv., 336; Essex Ins. Hist. Coll., xxiy., 66.

t Savage, op. cit ; Wyman's Qenealogies and Estates of Charlestown, n., 964; Paige's
Hist. Camb., p. 672.

now of New England.* This gave us the evidence that it was the
cooper and not the mariner who was from Newcastle, while the will
of William Kinge of Ipswich, Co. Suffolk, ship carpenter, f ^o which
Mr. H. F. Waters kindly called my attention, must beyond doubt
refer to the second John, the mariner, as we now know the wife of
the former to have been a Chandler.

It has been my great good fortune to locate one of these with
absolute certainty, and the other beyond a reasonable doubt, although
some further evidence is needed as to the last.

Being recently in the North of England I made a careful examina-
tion of the Consistory Court of Durham, the results of which are
printed herewith, but they are most disaf^intin^, as ike Trxxwi^oH.
wills were few and these few yielded but littfe information. TMs
task completed I had but one day to spare, having to keep an ^
pointment at the Probate Court at Lichfield, and I resolved to devote
it to a Parish Register isearch ctf Newcastle. This important aiid
populous city contains no leis© than four Parish Ohorches, and k was
manifestly impossible to see them all in a day. Beasofiing fi[*om
analogy that if our man was a cooper he would probably have re^
sided near the wharves and shipping, I selected the church neaSrest
the river (All Saints) to begin wiSi, and my delight may be im-
agined when I found, in rapid succession, the marriage of John
Trumble and Mlinor Chandler in 1635, the baptism of his daughter
Beriah in 1637, and his son John in 1639. The burial of Beriab,
four months after her baptism, leaving the ftrmily as we first find it
in America, makes the identificiation complete, and fixes the date ^f
the emigration within a few months.

The remainder of the day was spent in exhausting the RegisteE, as
far as time permitted, of all entries of the name, but in Spite of the
large number of these found, the result, as far as this partioulfitr
family is concerned, is somewhat meagre. The records only com-
mence in 1600, and the only baptism which could, chronologically,
have been that of our man, is John the son of James in 1612, and I
have serious doubts as to their identity for this reason — John Trum-
ble of Rowley was evidently a man of more than ordinary education
and intelligence, he wrote a clerkly haild (no common accomplish-
nient in those days), was Town Clerk of Rowley until his death in
li656, and taught the first school there ::{ biit James, the ftither of
the John baptized in 1612, is recorded as a "Kielman," that is, he
occupied the humble position of a labbrer on one of the keelboats ^r
lighters used in loading vessels or conveying freight about the
wharves, and it does not seem likely that a man in his position could
haVe given his son the education whi<3h we know the emigrant to
have possessed.

• Middlesex Co. Deeds, I, 87, pHfnted in Rboistb'b, Jan. I8»4, YOl. ixjMii., p^ 79.
t See abstract from Arch. Suff. file 2, No. 124.
X Essex Ins. Hist. Colls., iy., 65S.

The other three sMicient papHbahea of Newcastle may, however, give
U8 the parentage of John Trmnble which All Saints denies us.
Thej are St, A^d^ew's (Jleg. 1597), St, John's (1587) and St.
Nicholas (1558), the Utt^if being the mother church. Gateaheiwi
in Durham, ou the opposite bank of the Tyne and integrally a part
of Newcastle, the JE^egi^t^i: of which dates from 1559, dfiould also be
examined. The parentage of EUinor Chandler, which was not foun^d
at All Saiat?, should ^Iso b^ sought in all of these.

It may be, however, that we must look fiurther afield and apross the
Scottish border. It hm always been believed that the TrumbuHs
of England were descended from the brokei;i remnants pf the once
powerfiil border claii^ of TurabuU, whose romantic o^in is so well
fcuown,* ^^id which, h^M^ied in turA by Scotch and I^glish forays,
was finally broken i^ip ancj scattered. I;i 1545 the EngUsh burned
no ieas than twelve castles and two towns of the cia,n in the Valley
of the Eule,f ^4 although the Barony of Mynto remained vested in a
^hief of the nam^ until the Dftiddle of the 17th century, J the poweir
qf the claii was b]foke;ij^ and it w^s thenceforward hut a shadow of
its former self,

• " Between red ezlarbqnks. thi^ frightftil acowl,
Fringed with grey bazei, roars the mining Ronll ;
Where TumbuUs once, ft race no ppweif could awe,
Lined ^he rpngh skirts of stormy Rubieslaw.
Bold was the chief from whom their line they drew,
Whose nervous mx^ the furious bison slew,
The bison, fiercest race of Scotia's ^reed,
Who^ bounding course outstripped the red deor's 9peed,
By hunters chafed, encircled on the plain,
He frowning shook his yellow lion maine,
Spumed with black hoof in bursting rage the groopd,
4.nd fiercely toss*d his moony horns around.
On 8cotia*8 lord he rush'd with lightning speed.
Bent ^is strong neck to toss the startled steed ;
His aims robust the hardy hunter flung
Around his bending horns, and upwar4 wrung,
"With writhing force his neck retorted round,
And roll'd the panting monster on the ground,
Crusb'4 ^Ith eno^ons strength his bony skull ;
And courtiers haUed the man who turned the Ml**

Leydens* Scenes of Infancy, p. 102.

The ^dventiire took place in the forest of Callender, near Stirling, and its da|;e is ap-
wnoximatelY fixed by a grant frpm King Robert Bruce in 13 Id of lands in Fulhophalch {i,e.
^hphaugh, a short diptanqe west of the Rule), to Willielmo dicta Tyamefmlli for "a redden^
of one broad arrow at the feast of Che Assummion of the Virgin Mary.** (Reg. Mag. Sig.,
B. 6). He w^ slam nit t^ battle of Hulidon Hill in 1333 in a single combat with Sir Robert
Benh^Ie, a l^orfolk knjght. (Putchinson's Northumb., ii., 70; Ridpath's Border Hi@t«>
2i30

Walter Tumbull, probably son of the above, was early in the possession of li^ynto, po
long held by the family, and which was confirmed to him, or a descendant of the same
name, by King David III. in 1370. (Robertson's Index, p. 33, No. 48). Before the middle
of the 15th century they had obtained the Barony of Bedrnle (Stoddard's Scottish Arms,
ii., 49), having by this time become a powerful border clan and rivalling the Mo^s Troopers
of Liddesdale in audacity and daring. In 1510 their excesses had become so great that the
King of Scotland marched with an army to the waters of Rule and executed summitry
jastice on the clan. (Jefferey's Hist. Roxborough, 330.) This blow and a deadly vendetta
with the Kers, aided the border warfare in weakening and finally breaking up the clan,
^he )ast wbo clamed ^e chieftainship, ^f);er the failure of the direct line of Mynto and Bed-
rftlp, w^ a ^ohn Tumbull of Know, about 1672-78. (Stoddard, ii., 60.)

t Je£ferey's Hist. EooLborongh, 331* t i&tV^.— Retour, ii.. No. 243.

The alien tax in the Lay Subsidies at the Public Record Office in
Fetter Lane, the results of a brief examination of which are printed
herewith, seems to clearly indicate the Scotch origin of the Trum-
buUs, and so to point out to the Clan Tumbull of Bedrule as the
progenitors of the race.

We will now turn to John Trumble the mariner. Being engaged
one day in a search of the Baptismal Registers of St. Dunstan'e,
Stepney, London, my attention was attracted by the occurrence of
a family of the name, and I believe that John the son of Robert
Trumble, mariner, of Wapping, who was baptized 25 Sept. 1608,
will prove to be the John Trumble of Charlestown, who in 1665
was 48* and in 1686 was 80,f according to his own depositions.
These last dates are utterly irreconcilable, and we can only conjec-
ture that the first of them should be 1655, or that his age should
have been 58 instead of 48, to make them harmonize with each other.
Admitting this error, they are, taken in connection with the mari-
time profession of the father, most suggestively near to the date of
baptism as given : while the statement of Savage, that he was in
his 80th year at his death in July 1687, exactly tallies with the
baptism. I

Robert, the father, unfortunately died intestate in 1614,§ but the
will of the mother, Judith, may yet be foimd, or some further and
more exact reference from some of the King, Hichman or Sandwell
families. || The wills at Bury St. Edmunds should also be seen in
this connction, while a further examination of the Stepney Regis-
ters for Marriages and Burials might, and most probably would,
demonstrate or disprove the theory I have promulgated.

There was a family of Trumbulls of London, fishmongers and
shipowners if not mariners, in the 16th century, whose wills in the
Pre. Court make a very good pedigree of four generations,** and
whom I have suspected to be the prepositors of Robert of Stepney,
but no confirmatory evidence has yet been found, and I believe that
their place of origin will be finally located in Suffolk or Essex, pro-
bably derived, like the Newcastle family, from the Clan TurnbuU.'

In the meanwhile I submit the results of my stray gleanings during
the last half dozen years in the English fields in the hope that other
than the two grains of wheat which I have pointed out may be
found among the chaff, and may prove of service to some co-worker
in the cause.

♦ Wyman*8 Gen. and Est. of Charlestown, ii., 954.

t Paige's Hist. Camb., p. 672.

J Savage, iv., 336.

§ See his admon. in Com. Ct. of Lond. 1614.

II See will of William Kinge, above cited.

*♦ Wills of Thomas Trumbull the elder 1657, Johane his wife 1670, Thomas Trumbull
the younger 1669, Emanuel Trumbull 1603. Admons. of Edward Trumbull 1610, and
Maria Trumbull 1619. See also Marriage Licenses 1679, 1687 and 1614.

Aliens Taxied nf NoBXHuif^BBLAND.

1544 — Return of Straugers inhabiting within the Towne of Newcastle upon
Tine, co. Northumb., dated laste October xxyvj Henry 8th.
Ralph the Earl of Westmoreland, Thomas Tempest knyght.
Thomas Hylton knyght, Robert lewyn mair of Towne of New-
castle opon tyne, Robert Brandelyng, Henry Anderson & Jacobus
lawson m'^chants of said towne, constitute Thomas mydelton sent.,
Hyghe Collector &c of Subsidies granted xxxv H. 8 on Aliens.
( The report contains no Trumbulls.) P.R.O. 158-70

1545 — Ditto, dated vj Japuarjie xxxvj Hen. viij. The If ay or & 2 Alder-
men say they can in nowise be informed pf any such person or
persons borne out pf tl^e tinges dominions. P.R.O. 158-70

1548— Ditto, dated xxij Jan. 1 Edw. vi. (M TrumMU.) P.R.O. 158-78
1550— -Ditto, dated xxix Aprill, 3 Edw. vi. {No Trumhulh.) P.R.O. 158-76
1550— Ditto, dated xv ffeb. 4 Edw. vi. {No yVumbuUs.) P.R.O. 158-77
1551 — Ditto, dated xx inarch, 5 Edw. vi.

Itm : Robert Trimbyll having goodes to the value of v" and not
aboue viij*^. P.R.O. 158-78

1559— Ditto, dated 10 Sept., 1 Elizabeth.

Widowe Troomble a scot p^^ by the pole iiij* P.R.O. 158-79
1559 — Ditto, dated xxvij Nov., 2 Elizabeth.

wedow trimble a scote paith by the powle iiij* P.R.O. 158-80
1572 — ^Ditto, dated xvij June, 14 Elizabeth. {No Trumhulh.)

P.R.O. 158-81
1577— Ditto, dated x Oct., 19 Eliz. {No TrumhuUs.) P.R.O. 158-82
1581 — Ditto, dated xxviij Maye, 23 Elizabeth.

Robert Tromble a Scott paieth by the Poll iiij*. P.R.O. 158-83^
1597— Ditto, dated 6 Oct., 30 Eliz. {No TrumhuUs.) P.R.O, 158-8T
1621— Ditto, dated 5 April, 19 James, 1621.

Newcastle on Tyne — Alienizine Nate.

Georgius Trumble taxatur ad nihil viij*
Alexander " " « "

Johes " " « «

Jacob^s " " " "

Dauid " " " "

Isabella " •< « «

P.R.a 158-89

A fragment of a roll of Account of an Assessment of a Subsidy
upon the (Scotch) inhabitants of Co. of Durham. No date,
temps Henry 8th. ( Ve7*y imperfect and obliterated in many
parts.)

{Towns tmcertain.)

Willi termbell Scot ij*

John Trumbell Scoto g. bon —

Thorneton.

W^lle termbell Scoto ij*

P.R.a 168-7&

yeoman
Laborer

(«c)

Pabish Rbgistbb of Chapelbt of All Saints, Newcastle on Ttne.

1600 to 1640.

Baptisms,
1601— Feb. 14— Elizabeth Tromble dau. to Thomas
1604— Feb 28— Anne Tnimble dau. to John
1605— Dec 29— Dority Trumble dau. to Thomas

— Jan 7 — " « " " "

1606 — July 20 — John Chanler sonn to John Chanler

— Jan. 3 — Elizabeth Trumble dau. to dauid
1607 — Aug. 25 — Jarrat Trumble sonn to Thomas

— Jan. 30 — Jaines Trumble dau. to Alexander
1609 — Nov 5 — Alizander Trumble sonn to Alixander
1610— Apr 25— Robt: Trumble sonn to Thomas
1612 — Apr. 5 — John Thrumble sonn to James

— Sept 23 — ^m'gt Trumble dau. to Leonard
1613 — Nov 7 — willm Trumble sonn to Alixander
1614 — Oct. 10 — Alsender Trumble sonn to Leonard

— Nov. 6 — Elsabeth Trumble dau. to James
1615 — Jan 28 — Henry trumble sonn to Ric:

— Mar. 3 — nathaniel Trumble sonn to Leonard
1616 — Apr 7 — George Trumble sonn to Ric:
1617 — Apr 21 — Richard Trumble sonn to Richard

— Sept. 22 — Edward Trumble sonn to George

— ^ffeb. 8 — Thomas Trumble sonn to Alexander
1618 — Apr. 6 — Anthonie Trumble sonn to Martyn

— June 14 — Ellinor Trumble dau. to Leonard

— " 28 — John Trumble sonn to George

— July 29 — George Drumbell sonn to Alexander
1619 — Mar. 29 — ^Thomas Trumble sonn to Alexander

—Oct 24— Jsabell Trumble dau. to William

— Nov. 28 — Annas Trumble dau. to George

— Jan. 30 — William Trumble sonn to Richard

hidman
kielman

blacksmith

kelman

blacksmith

M'ainer

laborer

kelman

wheriman

m'iner

ankersmith

1620 — Apr. 14 — Elsabeth Trumble dau. to Conant Trumble a bastard

— Aug. 6 — William Trumble sonn to George

— " 28 — Leonard Trumble sonn to Thomas
— Sept.24 — James Trumble sonn to Thomas
— Nov. 12 — Mary Trumble dau. to Leonard
— Jan. 28 — Peter Trumble sonn to Alexander

1621 — July 29 — Mathew Trumble sonn to William
1622 — Aug. 4 — William Trumble sonn to George

— « " — Margaret Trumble dau. to George
— Oct. 6 — Thomas Trumble sonn to Dauid
— Dec. 22 — Margaret Trumble dau. to John

1623 — Jan. 4 — Ann Trumble dau. to Leonard
— ffeb. 15 — Mary Trumble dau. to George
— Mar. 18 — Rachell Trumble dau. to George

1624 — June 6 — Barbary Trumble dau. to Dauid

— Oct. 17 — Elsabeth Trumble dau. to Alexander

1625 — ffeb. 28 — Leonard Trumble sonn to Leonard

1626 — Aug. 8 — Nathaniel Trumble sonn to George
— Jan. 21 — Henry Trumble sonn to George

1627 — ^Apr. 8 — Anne Trumble dau. to Marke

kelman

laborer (bastard)

blacksmith
kelman
laborer
kel:

whereman

blacksmith

m'ner

kelman

kelman (bastard)

kelman

Blacksmith

Kealeman

Kealeman

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— ^May 1 — Elizabeth Trumble dau. to Thomas Kealemani

— Mar. 19 — Isabell Trumble dan. to George shovelmft

1628 — Apr. 27 — Jsable Trumble dau. to George keelman

— May 25 — Ellinor Trumble dau. to George shouelman

— Aug. 14 — ^Alice Trumble dau. to Thomas keelman

— Sept. 23 — Babarie Trumble dau. to Leonard anckersmith

— ^ffeb. 15 — Jane Trumble dau. to Marke kealman

1629 — Aug. 2— willm Trumble sonn to George "

— Nov. 1— ^Margarett Trumble dau. to Hector kealm :

— Dec 20 — Antho : Trumble sonn to Edw : kealman

1 630 — Aug. 15 — Thom : Trumble sonn to Thom : skipper

— Nou. 14 — Mary Tumble dau. to George shouelmS

1631 — Apr. 17 — Katherine Trumble dau. to George keelman

— Maie 19 — John Trumble sonn to Leonard blacksmith

— July 31 — George Trumble sonn to Mark shovelman

1632 — May 20 — Robert Trumble sonn to Robert kealman

1633— June 2— Jsabell Trumble dau. to Marke "

1635 — Aug. 16 — Robt: Trumble sonn to John keelman

— Oct. 4 — Margaret Trumble dau. to Marke "

Chasm from 31 Mar. 1635-6 to 25 Mar. 1637.

1637 — ^May 25— Jane Trumble dau. to William Saylor

— July 11 — Beria Trumble dau, to John Gouper

— Nov. 21 — Susanna Trumble dau. to Leonard anckersmith
— Jan. 7 — James Trumble sonn to George

1639 — Aug. 11 — John sonn to John Trumble

— ^ffeb. 2. Mary dau : to George Trumble Skipper

Marriages.

1604 — Aug. 6 — Raphe Chanley & katrine duxfield
— Dec. 4 — Thomas Trumble & Jayne Wilkinson

1606 — July 13 — George Parker cordine' & Agnes Trumble
— July 31 — Georg Trumble & Jsabell Routlishe
— ^Aug. 17 — Georg Trumble & Jsabell wiljinson
— Nov. 6 — Jaymes Alliburton & margret Trumble
" 9 — John Chanley & m'gret Sainborne

1609— ffeb. 4— -waiter Skott & Ellenor Trumble

1610 — June 10— Jaimes Jowsey & Jaine Trumble

1611 — June 2 — Leonard Trumble & Anne Dauson

1612— ffeb. 11— Robert Elder & Luce Trumble

1613— ffeb. 20— Richard Trumble & Mary (?) Hall

1617 — June 4 — ^georg Trumble & Jaine Crags

— July 13 — Martinn Trumble & Ellinor Dortrie
— Aug. 26 — George Trumble & margaret Browne
— Sept. 16 — George Trumble & Ann Turner

1618 — June 7 — John Trumble & Ann Stedman

1620 — May 1 — Thomas Trumble & Agnes Browne
— Jan. 7 — Thomas Parker & Ellinor Trumble
— ffeb. 7 — David Trumble & Luce Carr

1621 — July 15 — Cunnant Trumble & Margery Conyers

1623— July 27— Arche: Wrightman & Mary Trumble
—Dec 3— William ffoxley & Mary Trumble

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1624 — Nov. 30 — ^Georg^ Trumble & im^ Ea)i»ergoii
1625— Dec. U— Thomas Townee <& Jswbell Tr^mblo
1626— July 9— Marke Tramble & Elizabeth ffoster

— Aug. 24 — Thomas Trumble & Manj^Jet Tompao*

— Sept. 3 — Thomas Ainsley ^ Ann Trumble
1627— Sept 17— George Trumble & Jssftbell Taylor
1628— Nov. 9— George Trumble <& Jssabell Hbamltoii

_ « 30— Hector Tnwnble «& Anu Hills
1629— May 28— James Colyer & Katheren Trumbl^

—July 12— Edward Trumble 4& Blsabetb Aire
« 28— John Yonnge & EUinor TruwWe
1631— Get 27— Osworth Wilkinson ^ Mai^ret TrumU^
1632— ffeb. 3— Leonard Trumble & Joab Wright
1633— May 23— Parcivall Hall & Jaae Trumble

— ^Aug. 30 — Heugh Dover & Margaretjt Trumble

— Sept. 4 — Heugh Dover ^ Margarebt Trumble (sic)

" 19^ — Parcivell Hall & Jane TruwWe ($ic — $e^ 8 Unfii ohv^*)
1635— May 19— John Trumble -& Jsabell Trumble

— July 7 — John Trumble Sf EUno^ Chandler

Nov. 5— Robert Trumble & Elino' Gibson

Marriages «eardied to ffeb. 1635^6 only.

BuriaU.

1601 — Aug. 25 — Elizabeth Tromble wief to George ^:elisan

— Dec. 24 — Elizabeth Tromble dau. to Michael

1602 — ^July 23 — Elizabeth Tromble dau. to Thomas yeomaa

1603— Sept. 24— Richard Tremble plague

1605 — June 15 — Henry Trumble laborer

— Aug. 7 — Thomas Trumble iaylor
1607 — ^Aug. 29 — Jarret Trumble sonn ^o Thomas

1609— Apr. 19— Jarret Trumble infant

— Sept. 30 — Thouias Trumble sonn tp Thop^as

1612— Nov. 12— Michael TrumbJ^ keelm^?i

— Jan. 24 — Thomas Trumble keeljn^

1613 — Apr. 4 — Jaine Trumble widow
1614 — Feb. 21 — Leonard Trumble eionn to Leonard

1616 — Jan. 3 — Grace Trumble wife tp George Jabojer

1617 — Nov. 8 — Henry Trumble sonn of RioSard blackwiitli

— ^ffeb. 8 — Mary Trumble wife to John keliQafL

1619 — ^Apr. 22 — George Trumble aonn to Alexander keljpun

— Aug. 11 — Richard Trumble laborer

1620 — Mar. 29 — Thomas Trumble sonn io Alexapder laborer

— Apr. 16 — Marty n Trumble glouQr

— Nov. 25 — Margaret Trumble wife to 'George Seljoaan

— Dec. 23 — Jssabel Trumble dau. io James kelman

1621 — May 23 — Peter Trumble sonn to , Alexander keln^an

— Aug. 9 — William Trumble sonn to George Jiaborer
— Sept. 6 — Jssabell Trumble wife to Gawen
1622 — June 5 — Mary Trumble dau. t.o .Leonard

— July 25 — Richard Trumble ankersmiith

—Oct. 27 — George Trumble sonn to William labprer

—Mar. 23 — Leonard Trumble spon io .ThomA3 laboi^

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1623 — ^Apr. 10 — Luce Trumble wife to David kelman

1624 — Mar. 20 — John Trumble sonn to Richard Ankersmith

1 625 — Jan. 3 — John Trumble Kealeman

— " 23 — ^AUexander Trumble somi to Allexander Kealeman
1627 — July 17 — Elsabeth Trumble dau. to Thomas Kealeman

— Mar. 23 — Jssabell Trumble wife to George Shovelman

1628 — Sept. 20 — Isabell Trumble dau. to George keeleman

— Nov. 27 — ^Mary Trumble dau. to George mV

— feb. 18 — Ann Trumble dau. to Marke

1629— Maie 25— Eiter (sic) Trumble Kealman

— Sept. 28 — Edward Trumble sonn to George kealm:

— Mar. 1 — Robert Trumble kealm:
1630 — Apr. 3 — Ann Trumble wife to Jo**: deceased Pirkman (?)

— " 13 — Margarett Trumble wedow
— ^May 1 — Edward Trumble kealman
— Nov. 10 — Jane Trumble dau. to Robert kealman
— Jan. 14 — Tho: Trumble kealman

— " 27 — Thomas Trumble sonn to Tho: kealman dec'd.
1635 — Aug. 16 — Robert Trumble sonn to John Trumble keelman

— Oct. 4 — Margarett Trumble dau. to Marke keelman

Chasm— Mar. 1635 to Mar. 1637.
1637 — Nov. 16 — Bereah Trumble dau, to John Coug.

Consistory Court of Durham, 1540 to 1700.

1585 — margreat Trumble, wedo, sick in bodye but whole in mynde. (No
residence given,) Dated first September 1 585. I give, bequeath
& comit my house w^ thapp'tenance & all goods moveable &
Jmmoveable together w*^ my children vnto Roger dawglesse my
broth' to vse all things that belonge to me at his Discretion &
pleaso' for I Do maike him my LawfuU executor, to pay my
Debts & to haue & dispose my goods to gods glorye, also I desyre
him, my said Executor, to give vnto goerge Trumble the some of
xx" for the xvj« w^ was borowed of him to the purchasing of the
house. Wit : — Richard Johnson, George watson, Thomas Hods-
hone & Martin Liddell, dark. (No probate act)

Inventory — Debtts w** she owght — To James vswold x", to John
Robson iij" iiij'*, to Ritchard Johnson's wyf vj", to wimprayes wyf
ij" viij*, to alexander Ley th'dale vj", to Rog' dawglesse for charges
viij".

Debts owen to her at her dethe — Lame Reke Horsyle for the
borde of his chylde xv" & for a Lambe w*^ he hath of my
dawght*" margrete Trumbles.

A note of things in the House — an almarye"*, iiij pewter disshes
wherof one is in gadge of vj*^, a coverlet, a stone of wowlesf &
more, a swyne shote & anoth' in hawvers, an yron pott, a pottell t
pot of John Robsons, a pare of Courlings,§ a trowgh for woorte,
a boxx & writings in it vewed befor witnesse, a bigg' pann, a
Lesser pann, viij shetes, iiij Happings. || The forgoing noted on
will — besides these an Inventory Suma xxv* vj*^. Filed.

• Almury, the upright part of an astrolabe, is evidently intended.

t Owl signifies wool in Northumberland dialect.

t Fottle^two quarto. $ Stag's horns. CoTcrlets,

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1616 — ^Admon. of Marian TrumWe of Chapelry ot Haydon» co. Nprthamb-,
granted (no date) to Roger Trumble to oae of John Trumble, ^oii
of deceased. Filed,

1625 — John Trumble of Newcastle on Tyne. (Nuncupative Will.)

M*^: that John Tromble late of the towne of Newcastle vpon
Tyne yeoman about eiffht dayes before hi^ death who dyed
about Christmas last 1625 by word of mouth nuncupath^elie did
glue all he had to his wife saue viij" w^ he gaue to Alexander
Trumble his brother and xl* the Rd Trumble ftonne of hig brother
Thomas Trumble & xx* to the Children of waiter Scott and made
his wife sole executre of his will, witnesses ^ hearing the
gmisses John Degman & Wm : Donkin. (No probate a^)
Juventory apprissed 20 Jan. 1625 by william Biddell m'chaunt,
Thomas Colyere shippwright, william Jacksone Smythe, and
Thoms Steadman yeom' — some iij" vij*, In the brewhouse iiij^
xiij" vj*.
Debtes oweing to the testator — JnpMs John Dickman xliiij*, Itm
william Donkine iij" x", Thomas walsley xxj» vj^ Walter Cunran^
xvj", James Peye xj* Dauid Trumble xvij", James Aubute x*,
william Dick ix', william Carr vi\j% william Trumble vijs viij*,
Christopher Armestrong v*, Richard yong iij" iiij*^, Thomas WftTOQ-
lev xxj» vj^ John Elwood iij* iiij'*, Richard Jackson vpon a bill
x^, Thomas Baitman xx", one Post viij", one lease heretofore mad
by m' Cuth^ Proctor for flfoure yeares one half yeare to come,
some xxv^ xv" ij*.
debtes oweing by the testato' — Jnp'is to EUinor Harrisone for malt
att seu'^all times iiij", The f unerall expences vy^ vj' viij^ The
goods appraised and debtes oweing to the testato' amounts vnto
the some of xxxiij^ xv* v*. The debtes and f unerall expencs of
the testato' amounts vnto the some of xj" vj" viij^. Mem: of
w^ debts aboue written oweing to the testato' is Doubtefall
despate and vncertayne to the some xx" for w^ the weadow
Craueth allowaunce. Filed.

1635 — Beatrice Trumble of Newton in Glendale (Norikumh,)

The nuncupative last will of Beatrice Trumble of Ca&on mylne
w"*in the parish of Newton in Glendale and Diocese of Durham,
spinster, late deceased, as shee declared the same vpon her death
bedd the xxvj** day of march ano Dnij 1685 before thQ wittnesses
whose names are heereunder written.

To be buried in churchyard of Newton. To Jane wife of
John Scott of Langton one coate called a safegarde* To Mary
wife of James Glawhorne another coate. To JpJm sonne of
abouenamed James Ox^ Jsabell wife of Thomas Strother of
Canon mylne aforesd. Res. Leg. & Extrx. Wit.: — James
Glawhorne & Thomas Moffytt. Inventory (not dated) taken by
Ralph Aymers & George Archibald— Imprimus her apparell Ss
Bedel oathes 10*, Item two kyne iij", twenty sheepe iij" x®, indebted
to her by Thomas Pott of Reedford ij" x*, indebted to her by
John Pringle of Weststrewtop j", indebted to her by Ralph
Stymers of Kyllham v", indebted to her by william Tayt of East
Strewton x^ Suma xj" v« 0. FiJed.

1637— Edward Trumble of Tweedmouth, (NoHkumb:) Will (^Soin Calm-
dar, but papers lost from the files,)

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1637 — John Trflble of Thornbrough within ^ari«h of Corbridge, the vn-
proffitJtble servant of god, weake in oedie but stronge in mynd.
Dated ixvj*^ July 1 637. Whereas by deed of xxvj**^ July I haue
infeofled tnargarett Trumble my wyffe of diyers goods and Cattells
to the rse in my last will & testament to be limitted & appoynted
she to pay debts & legacies & her one third part & residue to
be equallie divided amongst my obildeiing and such Child ore
<!!hildering as my wyfe haue Concaued anye. To brothers sonne
John one quy stirke & to his daughter Jane one quy stirke. My
wyffe Margaritt & sonne Anthonie Truble Exors. Friends
Thomas hunter of stocksfeald & Beengye hedlye of east matfend
Supervisors. Signed by mark. Wax seal obliterated. Wit. : —
John Trumble the younger, Mechill yealder & Robert Thompson.
Inventory taken 3 October 1637 by Robert Tomson, Beniamen
Hodley, Raiph Lenge & xpofer Chester. Soma CCxxxviij" xv*
liij*. Debts owen to John Trumble Ixxvj^ vij* v'*. Soma totales
bonar et Creditor CCCxv" ij^ ix*^. Debts w^^ sd John did owe
Some Cxxiij" ijd. Filed.

li545 — liconard Trumble of Stangate neere Newcastle vpon Tyne (Nun-
cupative)

M^ : That in the Latter end of the moneth of September
Ano dni 1644 Leonard Trumble of Standgate neare Newcastle
Vpon Tyne, Lyeing very sicke did send for one Roberto Singleton
his neighbor who comeing to him tolde the said Roberte That he
would gladly sett things in order and Could nott gett a scrivener
(Newcastle being then straitly beleaguered,) And desired the
said Roberte to sett downe in writeing, what debts were oweing
Vnto him, & what he the said Leonard did owe to others, w*^^ the
said Roberte did accordingly. And gntly therevpon the said
Leonard being of gfect minde & memorie Did make & declare
his ininde & last will & testam^ nuncupatively in manner & form
followeing or in wordes tending to the like effect vizt : — all money
owing to him to his wife, his young daughter Susanna & his sonne
Nathaniel Trumble each one third, & willed his wife to give £6
to his daughter Ellino' out of the moneys she knew of, & did
noiate & constitute his said wife, daughter Susanna & sonn
Nathaniel ioynt Exors. w^ wordes were soe spoken in the
p'sence & hearing of the said Roberte Singleton & his wife,
Ellenor his daughter, one John Tedcastles wife & others.

Debtes owing to leonard tromble & he haith in Ankers* & old
Iron &c. 139" 1" 6. He owes 8" 11" 0. Filed.

(Chasm 1650 to 1660.)

lefil-^ristOfJher Trunible of Ordf in the Co. Pallintine of Durham,
yeoman Dated 16 Oct. 1660. To eldest sonn Adam Trumble the
house and croft 1 bought of M' Thomas Ord, when he comes to
21 years, with rem., failing his issue, to sonn Thomas & his heirs,
the said house to remain in possession of wife Margrett for the
better Jnableninge her to bring vpp my children until sonn Adam
is 21, & to said wife Croft & 2 houses I haue in mortgage of

* Leonard Trttmble ami Robert Singkton, Ankersmitbs, were among the appraisers
of estate of Edward Lawson, ankersmith, of Newcastle, 30 July 1644.
t In parish of Tweedmonth.

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Randell orton for £8 until redeemed. To sonn Thomas £10 w^
John Douglas of Berwicke, Burgesse, is indebted to me. To daugh-
ter Annis Trumble £10 which is in my brother Robert Trumbles
hand. To daughter Margrett Trumble £10 in said bro. Roberts
hand of Berwick. To daughter Jsbell Trumble £10 w^ Thomas
Riche son of Horncliffe Lane end is Jndebted by Bond. To
daughter Barbarj Trumble £10 out of what is due me from mF
Thomas Watson of Berwick, Alderman. To daughter Mary

Trumble £10. To daughter E Trumble £10. To wife

house I now dwell Jn duringe Lease J haue of it from william
Ord of ffelkington, Esq^ To sonn Adam £5 more. Brother
Thomas Trumble of Berwick, Burgess, and wife Margrett Exors.
Signed by mark. Plain seal. Wit.: — Robert Trumble, Robert
Lambert & Adam Trumble his mark.
Inventory taken 1 Apprill 1661 by m' Robart Trumble, Lisly ffor-
side & Adam Trumble Totel 129" 10" 2— Less Debts £6" 3 &
funeral charges £4 = 10" 3" 0, Bal. 119" 7" 2. Filed N^ 56.

1661 — George Trumble of Gatsheed, in co. of Durham, Butcher, sicklie at
present, but of perfect memorie. Dated 13 Aprill 1658. To
sonn in law ffrancis Fryer & Margaret his wife (my daughter) &
the heirs of her bodie, my now dwelling in Gatsheed at heed of
the Battelbank there, Containing one Hall, one Seller, one Shopp,
ffower Chambers aboue the same, with 2 Roofe Lofts at the topp
together with all stables, lofts &c <&c on backside of said dwelling,
with rem., if she have no issue, to Robert Aplebie & Ann his
wife, my dau., & the heirs of their bodies, rem. to dau. Elizabeth
Cooper & her heirs, rem. to my right heirs. To son in law
Robert Aplebie & Ann his wife all houses in ypper church-chaire,
adjoining last, & remainders as before. To daughter Elizabeth
Cooper 26s. 8d. yearly for life towards her house rent & £10 in
10 days after my decease in full of her portion. Wife Margaret
Res. Leg. & Exor. Neighbors John Swan, Milner, & Edward
Bullman Supervisors. Signed by mark. Seal — A Cinquefoil.
Wit: — Christopher Reedshawe, Etward Bullman, Jo*' Swan,
Thomas Tweddell, Ambrose Mosse & Robert Apleby,
Inventory {no date) by ffrancis Fryer & Marmaduke Burdon — 02"
17" 06. Filed, N«. 59.

1664 — Admon. of Jane Trumbell of Newcastle, widow, (no date) granted
to sister Sainct Shaw of City of Durham, widow. Bond of Christ.
Shaw of same, cordwainer, & Richard Davison of same, yeoman.

Filed, N^ 270.

1666 — George Trumble of Denicke,* sicke in bodie. Dated 13 Sept. 1666.
To be buried in churchyard of St mighill in Alnewicke parish.
To eldest sonn David Trumble £7 that John Clarke in Alnewicke
owe me & £3 that George wake of Alnewicke owe me & eleauen
shillings that John midford & Jane his wife in Alnewicke owe me
& £14-13' John Clithof Rennington owe me & 40» Raiph Gray
of stamfourde owe me, more I glue vnto sonn David £4-5* he
himselfe owe me. To son: Mathew Trumble £5-12-6 that
John then of swinho owe me, & £8-8 Edward Reade of Craster
owe me & £6-12-6 that william shiphearde of longehoughton

* Denwick, a hamlet aboat one mile N£ of Alnwick, co. Northamb.

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owe me^ mora £10-15 he himselfa owe me. To wife Jane Tram-
ple all goods & corne & to two sonns all debts Qot yett disposed
of & wife Extrx, Signed by mark. No seal. Wit. : — Richard
Robinson, George ThompsoB his mark, William harper his mark,
^ William Archbould.
Inventory taken 8 October 1666 by Raiph Gray, William Arch"
bould, wm: Gromell, William Robinson & George Thompson*
ToUl 114" 05" 8. Filed, N«. 147.

1JB72— Thomas Trumble of the Towne and County of Neweastle Vpon
Tine, Cooper, weake & sidce in body. Dated 4 July, 20 Chas.
II, 1668* To be buried in Chappelry of AH Saints within the
Town & County of Newcastle Vpon Tine afsd. My messuages
& tenements are now Jngage vnto William Johnson of Newcastle
afsd., merchant, for payment of £20 g ann for 6 years, I glue all
such houses to wife Mary Trumble until said amounts are satis-
fied, (the shoppe vnder part of my now dwelling in tenure of
Edward Staunis, Barber Cheurgion,onely excepted & fibreprized,)
which to sonn Thomas & his heirs, remainder to sonn Robert Sb
his heirs, rem. to my right heirs. To my 2 daughters Jane &
Margarett Trumble £20 apeece, remainder, in case of their death,
to daughter Elizabeth Trumble. To sonn Robert the shopp
(above named) & tenement in possession of William Carrudders
& other tenement in possession John ffenwicke, Merchaunt, &
tenement in possession of Oswould Humble, yeoman, with rem.
to sonn Thomas. To daughter Elizabeth Trumble £20 with
rem. to other 2 daua. To daughter Mary, wife to George Col-
lingwood. House carpenter, £5 for a token. Wife Mary Res.
Leg. & Extrx. Plain seal. Wit.: — Thomas Betson, Thomas
Geoy & Antho: Norman.
Inventory taken 8 Oct. 1668 by Thomas Betson, Cooper, William
Husbond, Pewtherer, Charles Trumble, Joyner, & Thomas Geay
(signs Creey) yeoman. Summa Toto xxxvj" ij* 00. Debts owing
by testator Clxx". Filed, N^ 91.

167^1— Admon. of Anthony Turnbnll of Castle Garth, co. Northumber-
land, {m dale) granted to widow Mary TurnbulL Bond of George
Angus of Castle Garth & Edward Sherewood of same place,
tailor (vestiar). Filed, N^ 3S.

1677 — Marke Turnbull of Town & Co. of Newcastle upon Tine, yeoman,
sickly & infirm in body. Dated 21 ffeb., 29 Chas. II, 1676.
To eldest sonn Symond Turnbull, (after death of my wife,) house
where I now dwell in street called Overdeane bridge, to him &
his heirs with rem. to sonn Marke Turnbull, rem. to two daus.
Barbara and Mary Turnbull, rem. to children of my five brothers,
George, James, Andrew, William and Henry Turnbull. To
second sonn Marke (after death of my wife,) tenement on West
part of my now dwelling &c, with rems. as before. To daus.
Barbara & Mary two other houses in Overdean Bridge, with rems.
as before. To sonn Symond £40. To sonn Marke £50. To
dan. Mary £20. Wife Elizabeth Res. Leg. & Extrx. Seal
^one. Wit.: — ^J. Durant, John Bush, Jacobi Wood his mrk«,
Robt: Bulmann, Not. Pubu Filed, N^ 28.

I'€77 — Admon. of Robert Trumble of Newcastle on Tine granted 4 March
to mother Mary Trumble, widow. Bond of Thomas Trumble,

cooper, of Newcastle and . Filed, N^ 255.

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1678 — Admon. of Andrew TarnebuU. {So in Oalendars hut papers lo$t
from the JUes.) N^ 82.

1681 — ^Inventory of Isabelle Turnebull of Newcastle on Tine, widow, taken
20 Sept 1680, (signed 24 Sept.,) bj Cnthbert hedly and margrt
gooddina. in all 00-09-02. Filed, N^ 4.

1681 — Mary Trumble of town and county of Newcastle upon Tine, Wid-
dow, sickly & infirm. Dated 26 Jan., 32 Chas. II. 1680. To
daughter Jane Trumble sbopp in possession of William Husband,
pewterer, in tenement belonging to my late husband, Thomas
Trumble dec'd., scituate in fflesher Rawe & w^ 1 late bought of
my sonn Thomas. To daughter Margarett ffairles, widdow, other
part of same messuage. To grandchild Mabell Collingwood £10.
To soun in lawe George Collingwood £3. To sonn Thomas
Trumble 20s. and to his wife 20s. & to his two children 208.
apiece. To daughter Margarett ffairles 40s. per ann. for 10 years.
Daughter Jane Trumble Res. Leg. & Eztrx. Signed by mark.
Plain seal. Wit.:— Tho: Smith, Sam: Handcocke & Robt: Bui-
man, Not. Pubc:.
Inventory of Mary Trumble of Chappelry of all Saints, who died
24 Nov. 1681, taken by William Husband, Roger Gray & George
Collingwood— £ 1 7" 06" 8. Filed, N«. 337.

1681 — Elizabeth Trumble of Newcastle vpon Tine, spinster, sick of body.
Dated 20 Dec. 1680. To sister Jane Trumble £3. To sister
marg^ ffairlas her 2 children 20s. each & to herself £3. To
brother-in-law Geo: Collingwood 20s. <& to his daughter Mabell
Collingwood 208. To my brother Tho: Trumble's wife 20s. & to
his 2 children 20s. apeice, all to be paid out of my shoppe in ye
side in possession of William neile. My mother Mary Trumble
Res. Leg. & Extrx. Signed by mark. Seal, Letters P. 0. Wit.:
— Geo: Collingwood, Btoger Gray, James morison his mark.
Inventory taken 15 November 1681 by George Collingwood &
William Husband £2-10-00. Filed, N^ 338.

1682— Mark Turnebull Will {Not examined.) No. 175.

1689— Peter Trumble " '< " « 170.

1694— William Trumble Admon. " " " 190.

1695— William Trumble " " " " 7.

1696— Adam Turnbull " « " « 68.

Exchequer Court op York, 1389 to 1652.

1563 — Apr. 28 — Will proved of Thomas Turnbull of stirtan by xpofer
Brokden & John Bell, witnesses named, and admon. issued to
Elizabeth Turnbull, the relict & Extrx. Will dated 3 Jan 1562
& Reg. Vol. xvii, fo. 228. Deanery of Craven Act Bk.

1581 — Apr. 15 — Will of Elizabeth Turnebull of Stretton, widow, probate
to John & Roger Turnebull, sons of deceased & Exors.

Deanery of Craven Act Bk.

1603 — July, last day — Will of John Turnebull of Stirton in parish of
Skipton, probate to son Roger, Exor., with power reserved for
son William, Coexor.* Deanery of Craven Act Bk.

1690 — ^Thomas Trumble of Nether Rowgrean in parish of Hexham, co.
Northumberland, Yoeman. Dated 6 May 1690. To wife Mary

• These three wills probably represent the ancestry of the Tmmballs of Easthampstead,
00. Berks. See Visit, of Berlis, 1664-6,— Genealogist, yi. 100.

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Trumble half of goods & she to pay her sister Jeny Wade 208.
Guthbert Tumor of Hiredarge in parish of Hexham, co. North-
umberland, Yeoman, Res. Leg. & Exor. & he to pay 20s. more to
Jeny Wade. Signed by mark. Wit : — Henry Dixson & Thomas
ffairbridge. Pro. 2 Feb. 1690. Reg. Vol. Ixi. fo. 374.

Marriage Licenses at London, 1520 to 1700.
1548, Dec. 12— Christopher Turbull & {blank) Faculty Office.

1579-80, Feb. 8— William Chelsam, Gent., & Sibill Turnbull,* Spinster, of
St. Botolph, Billingsgate; To marry there. Bish, of London,

1587, Sept. 19 — George Gippes, Fishmonger, of St. Margaret's, New Fish
Street, London, & Elizabeth Turnebull,t Spinster, of same, dan. of
{blank) Turnebull, late of same, Fishmonger, dec'd. General
License. Bish, of London.

1614, Dec. 17 — Walter Stinger {or Stringer X) Gent, of Chelsea, Middx,
Bach', 32, & Katherine Truraball,§ of St. Dunstan's West, Spin-
ster, 16, dau. of Emanuel Trumball, Gent, dec^ 12 years ago);
Consent of her mother Emme Maundrell, of St. Dunstan's afore-
said, wife of Henry Mandrell, Esq. ; At St Faith's, London.

Bish. of London.

1636, Oct 1 — John Trumbull of St Olaves, Silver Street, plasterer, bach-
elor, aged 30, & Bethia Fallwater of St Anne's, Blackfriars,
maiden, aged 21, at the disposing of her mother, Elizabeth Fall-
water of the said parish, widow ; At St. Anne's, Blackfriars.lT

Bish. of London.

1638, July 27— Nicholas Whitton, Esq., of Woodstock, Oxon., Bachelor,
22, & Anne Trumbull, of Easthamsted, Berks., Spinster, 21, dau.
of William Trumbull, late of same, Esq., dec*. **; Consent of her
mother M" Deborah Trumbull, attested by her brother William
Trumbull, Esq.; At St Martin's in the Fields. Bish. of London.

1661, Sept 2— Thomas Westwood, of Stepney, Middx., Weaver, Wid'.,
ab^ 56, & Elizabeth Trumball, of St Stephen, Coleman Street,
London, Wid., ab* 43; At St. Hellen's or St. Lawrence, Jury,
London. Vicar General.

1672, June 24 — Philip Dumaresq, of Samarez, Isle of Jersey, Esq., &
M" Deborah Trumbull, of Easthampstead, Berks, Sp'; Her
father's consent ft; 1" y® French Church or Chapel commonly
called La Savoy e in co. Middlesex. Vicar General.

• The daughter of Thomas Trumball, Citizen and Fishmonger, of St. Bottolph, Billings-
gate. See his will in P. U. C. 1569.

t Also daughter of Thomas (above named). Note bequest to Church of St. Marga-
ret's in will cited. As there is no such parish as "St. Margaret's in brigge streat" and
as New Fish St. was close to London Bridge, we cannot doubt that St. Margaret's New
Fish Street was intended. Perhaps the nomenclature of the street had been altered between
1569 and 1587.

: In Vicar General's Book.
See her administration of her sister Mary Tromball's estate in Archdeaconry of Essex,

19.

11 See will of Emanuel Trumbull in P. C. C. 1603.

t I have to thank Mr. H. F. Waters for this allegation, which was one of those over-
looked by Col. Chester.

•• See his will In P. C. C. 1635.

tt She was daughter of William Trumbull, Esq., of Easthampstead, Clerk of the Signet
(See Visit Berks, 1664-6, in Gen. vi. 100). He died in 1678, his will reg. in P. C. C.
(Beeve 146). '

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Prerooatitb Court op Canterbury, 1388 to 1700.

I497-— Will of John Golding of Glemesforde (eo. Buff.) the elder, Cloth-
worker. Dated 27 June 1495. Names wife Johan, sons Wil-
liam, John & John the younger, daughters Thomas, Margery
Trumbull, Katherine Wood & Johane Hill. Pro. 20 May 1497.

Home, 18.

1557 — ^Thomas Trumbull the elder, Citizen & fishmonger of London.
Dated 7 July 1557. To be buried iiere late wife (no plat^
ncuned). Wief Johane. Children of daughter Johane & Emanuel
Lucar, Ciprian, Luke, Marke, John & Martha. John Trumbull, son
of Bartropp Trumbull, my late brother dec*d (under age), LegSMj
to Jesus Hospital in London, newly erected, & to South wark Hos-
pital. To poor prisoners in Ludgate, Newgate, Kinges Benche
& Marshallsey. To the fishmongers company of London. Thomas
Margetsey, sone of John Margetsey late Citizen & brewer of
London dec'd., and Johane my wife (under age). Mary Gitton
daughter of Davy Gittons. May den Avys. Wief of Thomas
Quarterne of Ratcliff, Maryner. God-dau. Joane Pratt. Cosyn
Richarde Trumbull. Butter's widowe. Shoppe under the sign
of the Bell in Brydgestreate. To Cuthberc Trumbull, show-
maker, a dwelling l^sides Saynte Salveo's. To sone Thomas
Trumbull all lands in London & Essex (with remainder to dan.
Johane, wief of Emanuel Lucar,) and he Exor. George Hadley
of Middle Temple, gent., & Emanuel Lucar Overseers. Pro. 20
July 1557. , Wrastley, 25.

l566 — Mr. Heughe Turnebull, Doctor of Divinity, Deane of Chichester.
(Nuncupative Will) Dated 21 Nov. 1566. To all servants,*, e.
William fiells, Richard Lane, John Brewer, Thomas Bowser,
John Milles & Thomas Raddish, each a fetherbedd, bolster, pare
of sheets & Blankettes, & to ffells his horse called Cutt. To my
nephew George Turnebull 40 marks. My other nephews, which
be nowe at Canterburie & oxford, & my sister to be Res. Legs.
Lawrence Huse, Dr. of Laws, brother William Turnebull at
Rapsley (co. Lincoln) & William Cantherne who married sister's
daughter, to be Exors. Wit.: — Richard Beseley, Anthonie Russhe,
edwardum Orwell & William Bowie. Pro. 25 Nov. 1566 by
Lawrence Husey, power reserved to other Exors. Cryraes, 31.

1569 — Thomas Trumbull, Citizen & fishmonger of London, sicke in bodie.
Dated 8 maie 1569, 11 Eliz. To be buried in parish Church of
St. bottolphes nere billingsgate of london. All goods to be
divided in three parts, after the custom of the city of London,
whereof to wief Elizabeth one part, to children one part, and to
payment of legacies one part. To poor of parish of St. mai garets
in brigge streat vj" viij*. To raaisters & ly verie of company of
fishemongers xxx* for a recreation. To Leonarde Alline, citizen
& fishemonger of london half that he oweth me & he to pay
other half when able & noe extreamitie shalbe vsed againste
hym. Exor. to sell my shoppe in brigge streat adioyninge the
No. side of the bell tavern dore, now in tenure of Symonde mawe
& where his sone Roberto mawe standeth, proceeds to be div. (cu
above) but xx" a yeare wherewith my father Thomas Trumbull
hathe charged saide shoppe shalbe reserved & paid yearlie for coles

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among the poor according to will of said father. To wief Eliza-
beth £20. To daughters Sjbell & Elizabeth each £20. To
daughters Anne & Marie residue of third part. Sonne EoQau-
uell Trumbull Exor. Father - in - lawe Edwarde Hall, bro,-
in-lawe Mr. Emanuell Lucar, & Harry Haywarde, Citizen Sb
fishemonger of london, Overseers & to each a blacke gowne.
To my ward, Margarete Haywarde, servante withe my sd. bro.-
in-law Emanuell Lucar, £3-6-8. Wit: — Anthonye Pilibroughe,
merser, & Lawrence Gowffe, draper. Published 21 Maij 1569,
before George lording. Not. Pub.
Codicil dated 21 Male 1569. All shippes or parts of shippes to be
sold by overseers & proceeds divided as other goods. My sonne
Emanuell Trumbull to be in government of bro-in-lawe Emanuell
lucar & Harrie Haywarde. Rents of free lands in norfie & Essex
to be collected by sd. Lucar & Hay ward until soun is 21 and then
half to daus. Anne & Marie & other half to Sybill, Edwarde and
Elizabeth. Sonn Emanuell to be put forth at learning vnto
thaige of xviij & then put apprentice. To sister Johane wief of
Emanuell Lucar a rynge of golde of one ounce with A deathes
Hedd. Wit.: — Harrie walles, Allyn Tompsonn, Emanuell lucar,
Edward Hall. Published 21 May 1569 before Geo. Lordinge,
Not. Pub. Pro. 16 Mar 1569 & Com. issued to Henry Haywood,
during minority of Exor Probate 19 ffeb. 1574 to Emanuell
Trumbull, sone & heir. Lyon, 8.

1570 — Johan Trumbull of london, widowe, late the wife of Thomas
Trumbull thelder, citizen & ffishmonger of london, deceased, &
before that the wife of John Margetson, citizen & bruer of lon-
don, deceased, sicklie in body. Dated 3 May 1570, 12 Eliz. To
my sister Alice, wife of David Gittons, best skarlet peticote. To
Johan Violet, wife of John Violet, Citizen & flSshmonger of lon-
don, second ditto. To Mr. & livery of wo'shipful Co. of ffishe-
mongers £5 for a recreation, they to accompany my corps to the
churche. To Margaret Hethe, wife of (blank) Hethe, in white
chappell parish w** was my maiden, a blacke cassocke of xiij* iiij*
the yarde. To Rauffe Gyttons a ring. To cosin Robert Gyttons a
signet ring w* W & I engraven therein. To Anne Judd, widowe,
golde ringe with three whopes wrethen. To cosin Thomas Git-
tons a ring. Sonne Thomas Margetson Res. Leg. & Exor. Bro-
in-law David Gittons & John violett Overseers. Late husband
John Margetson by deed dated xvij Mar. 4 Edw. VI {1550)
granted to David Gittons & John ffloide messuage called the
crowne in psh of Seint Botulphe w*oute Algate, to hold to vse of
said John Margetson & Johan his wife & o' heirs, & wch premises
I have of late Demysed by lease vnto Richard Drue, I give same
to said son Thomas Margetson. Wit.: — Richard Howlatt, Leon-
ard Alleyn, and George Lording, Not. Pub. Codicil, same date,
To cosin Mary Gyttons w** is w*** me in the house £100 in hands
of John Vyolett. Pro. 29 May 1570 by Exor. Lyon, 16.

1591 — Admon. of William Trumbull of London.

September 11 Commission issued to Richard Proctor, of All
Saints, Barking, a Creditor of william Trumble late of the City
of London but deceased in Russia in partibus vltra marinus in-
testate, to admr. &c Revoked & new act granted 22^ of month.

Act Bk., fo. 187.

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1593 — ^Richard Turnbull in perfect healthe of bodye (no pctriih, hU of 8i.
PancraSj Jdtdx.^tn Act Book). Dat 2 Aug 1593. To be buried
in the newe Churchyarde. Forgiue deere mother Turubull all
debts, and lease of her howse nowe in my Custodye be sent to
her as soon as maye be & £5 in money. To wyfe Blanche
£100 & rest of goods to children, with remainder to wyfe for her
life, rem. to brother Thomas Best his children, brother Augustine
Turnbull his children, and Brother George Heigham his children,
each one third. Brothers Mr. Thomas Best"* and Mr. George
Best Ezors., whome I entreate in the Bowells of Jesus Christ to
be tender & good vnto my said children. Holograph Will. (No
witnesses) Pro. 2 Nov. 1593 by Wm: Creake, Not. Pub., Atty
for Ezors. Thomas and George Beaste. Nevell, 90.

1597 — Christopher Holmes, Citizen & haberdasher of London. Will dated
2 Jan., pro. 15 ffeb. 1597. Bequeathes "to ffabyan Trumbull
all the goods he hath of myne in hands without accompte
yelding of them." Lewyn, 19.

1603 — Emanuel Trumbull (27b parish, hut of St, Michaels, Crooked Lane^
City of London, in Act Book). Dated 29 Sept. 1603. To wife
Emme Trumble all ft'eehold lands called Bookings & lands in
lyttle Hollande & all coppiehould lands & shoppe in newe fiishe
strete in occupation of Thomas Atkins, also 2 houses & 3 shoppes
by puddinge lane end, The blacke Bull, the maydenbead, & a
shoppe between, & said wife sole Extrx. (Signed Emanuell
Trumble.) The 2 houses & 3 shoppes do not come to his vse
until the dec. of his mother in lawe. Wit. : — John Harvye of
London, Scr., & Willm Brewen. Pro. 23 Dec 1603 by Extrx.

Bolein, 110.

1628 — Admon. of John Trumble of Ratcliffe in Com. Middx., but deceased
abroad (in p'tilms vUramar,), granted 21 ffeb. to relict Rebecca
Trumble to admr. &c. Act Bk., fo. 11.

1635 — William Davies of Peeterhead in Realme of Scotland, resident att
Wappinge well, near London, mariner, about to goe to sea in
shipp discovery of London, Capt. Berkeley, on a voyage to the
East Indies. Dat. 24 Mar 1628. Friend William Bishop of
Wapping & Mary his wife sole Legatees & Exors. Died abroad
& Admon. with will granted 2 Dec 1635 to Andrew Trumble,
administrator of William Bishop, the Exor., also deceased.

Sadler, 132.

1635 — William Trumbull of Easthampstead, co. Berks., Esq.f Dated 20
Aug. 1635. To second son John Trumbull an annuity of £100
from Manor of Morton Grange in psh. of East Harlsey, co. Yorke,
& Wyradsbury, co. Bucks., & 4 houses in pshs. of Eastpeckham,

^ This name sa^^ests a possible connection with the Stepney Trnmbles. Thomas Best
of that parish in 1598 was Capt. in the E. I. Co.*s Navy, in 1611-12 he gained a briiliaat
Tickory over the Portugaese in Indian waters, and in 1633 was Warden of Trinity House.
He was baried 23 Ang. 1639 at Stepney. (Nat. Diet. Biog., op. cit. MemorialV Stepney
Psh., p. 31.)

t He was the son of John and Elizabeth (Brogden) Trumbull of Craven, co. York, was
sometime Agent for Kings James and Charles 1. at Brussels, and one of the clerks of thi
iPrivy Council ; he married Deborah, daughter of Waiter Downes of Belting, co. Kent.
His grandson, Sir VVilliam Trumbull, Knight, married Judith, daughter of Henry, fourth
Barl of Sterling, and died 1716, his will registered in P. C. C. (Fox, 60), whose son William
Trumbull, dying 24 April, 1760. left an only daughter bis heir. (Visit of Berks., 1664-6,
te Gen. VI , 100, Douglas' Peerage of Scotland, II., 637. See willfi in Exch. Ct. York for
probable ancestry of this ikmily.)

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Watringbury, Yalding & Brenchly, co. Kent, & Mansion House
at East Hampstead, payable at Inner Temple Church after de-
cease of now wife, Deborah, to be paid by eldest son William
Trumbull, who is to pay him £50 yerely towards his maintenance
at vniversity of Oxford during life of said Deborah. To wife
Deborah, mansion of East Hampstead for life, with rem. to eldest
son William. To son William, manor of Morton grange in psh.
of East Harlesey, York, & Wyradsbury, Bucks., & 4 houses in
Kent afsd', he to pay to Anite Trumbull, my dau., £1500. To
son William my library of books, papers, &c with the trunkes Sb
presses in which they lye. To wife Deborah use of all Jewells,
plate & household stuff for life or widowhood, rem. to children
William, John & Anne, and sd. Deborah Res. Leg. & Extrx.
Wit.: — William Hathorue scr., & Jaiman Marsham. Pro. 23
Nov. 1635 by Extrx. Sadler, 120.

1688— Oct. 25— Admon. of Francis Trumball of St. Martin's-in-the-fields,
CO. Middx., bachelor, dec*d., granted to Nathaniel Sumsden, a
creditor. Ad. Act Bk. fo. 218.

1648 — Richard TumbuU of Needingworth, co. Hunts., Gent., the poor &
ynprofitable servant of the loving God. Dated 10 Oct, 22 Chas.,
1646. Wife Margaret. Sons Richard & John. Daughters
Margaret Newman & Elizabeth Bennet each 5s. Daughters
Katharine & Blanche Turnbull each £5. To poor of Halliwell
cum Needingworth afsd. 20s. Brother Mr. George Turnbull 5s.
Wife Margaret Res. Leg. & Extrx. Holograph Will. Wit:
Benjamin Jocelin, John Lambird, William Lewman & John Kil-
lingworth. 'Pro. 27 June 1648 by Extrx. Essex, 96.

1651— Thomas Trumble of North Dissington, co. Northumberland, yeo-
man. Nuncupative Will, dated about the middle of July 1650,
being sick of the sickness whereof bee shortly after died. To
vncle James Trumble one cowe called Pettie. To mother in
lawe 203. Wife Jssable Trumble Reg. Leg. & Extrx. Wit.:—
Thomas Johnson & Vrsula Lowry. Pro. 4 Nov. 1651 by Extrx.

Grey, 228.

1654 — Johane Trimble ats. vivian of Tavistock, co. Devon.,* widdow, aged
& feeble of Body. Dated 6 Feb. 1653. To poor of Tavistock
& of Pughill, CO. Cornwall, each psh., 10s. To kinsfolk John
Volking Jane Pie, Digorie Hucker, Mary Jewell, Jane Juell, &
Philipp Jewell 10s. the peece. To grcbild Richard, sonn of John
Vpright 20s. To 3 grchildren Richard, John & Mecheus, the
sons of Richard Wellisford 20s. apeece. Daughter Jane Wellis-
ford, wife of Mecheus Wellisford of Tauistocke afsd.. Res. Leg.
& Extrx. Signed by mark. To Sibly Shepheard one brasse pott
& pan ne. Wit. : — ff rancis Vivian, William Skerrett & Aug. Bonill.
Pro. 20 June 1654 by Extrx. Alchin, 3,

1657 — May 6— Admon of Wilfray Turneball of Harwood, co. Yorks.,
widower, granted Katherine (now wife of William Hall), the niece
on the brother's side. Act Bk., fo. 104.

1657 — Ralphe Turnball of Ropesley,t co. Lincoln, Husbandman, sick in

* This will is noteworthy as being the only instance found of the occnrrence of the name
lathe West of England and this is probably not a true Trumbull.

t Compare will of Dr. Hugh Tramboli, Dean of Chichester (1566) who was eyidently
of this family.

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bodie. Dated 20 Jed. 1658. To be buried in Church or Chyard
of Ropesley. Debts amouot to about £25. To wife Katherine
ffowre score pounds. To eldest sonn Thomas, daughter Eliza-
beth & sonn Ralph, each £40 at 21. To poor of Kopeslej 58.
My wife to allowe to my ffather & mother both their dietts with
her & pay them yerely 408. so long as shee shall enjoy this farme
wherein I nowe line vnder the Rt. Hon. ffrances Countesse Dow-
ager of Rutland. Wife Katherine sole Extrz. Friend Richard
Butler of Bracehee & brother John Greene of Osbernbee, Over-
Been. Wit: — William Paske & Richard wheate, his marke.
Pro. 12 Mar. 1656 by Extrx. Rutlien, 93.

1658 — ^April 24 — Admon. of Katherine Tumeball of Howden, co. Yorks.,
widow, granted to Richard Thompson principal creditor.

Act Bk., fo. 92.
1659 — July 26 — Admon of " Samuel Trumball late in ye Shipp the Eliza-
beth goeing to Virginia att Sea Shipp-wright Dec'd.*' granted to
Elizabeth Trumball the relict. Ad. Act: Bk.

1661 — Henry Trumball of psh. of St. Annes, Blackefriers (London) j sicke
in body. Dated 19 Sept 1661. To daughter Judeth £50. To
sonn Adam £40. To sonn Samuell £20, all at 21. To childe mj
wife goeth bigge withall £20 at 21. To sister Barbara £20 to be
paid when monies due to me at Windsor for worke done shall be
received To Mr. John Young & his wife 20s. apeece for rings.
To Henry Paman 20s. & to his wife 10s. To my wife's 4
brothers 20s. each To my owne 2 brothers, Thomas & Charles
20s. apeece. To wife {not namedL, probate to relict Elizabeth in Act
Book) lease of house with all household stuff & she Res. Leg.
& Extrx. Mr. John Young & Mr. Henry Paman Overseers.
Wit.: — Thomas Shadboult & Henry Squire, his mark. Pro.
30 Oct 1661 by Extrx. May, 165.

1664 — ^** John Trumble of Dumferling in the County of Fife in Scotland
marriner." Dat: 10 April 1662. For the better payment and
satisfaction of d6£, which 1 owe, by bond bearing date with
these presents, unto Thomas Mustard of Stepney co. Mddx.
mariner, and Christian his wife, I appoint the said Thomas and
his wife my attorneys to receive all wages due to me " for my
service at sea or land either in his Majesties Service or on mer-
chants affaires " and all other sums of money or debts due to me
&c. &c. &c. and I give them the residue of my goods and make
them my ex*ors. Witness: Elizabeth More. John Wallace
Sci. Robert Osborne. Proved March 1664 by Christian Mus-
tard. Power reserved &c. (The testator was late of Dumferling,
but in parts beyond sea dec'd.; "in Ireland" in Calendar.)

P. C. C. Hyde, 28.
1667-8— Feb. 4 — Admon. of Barbara South wood ah, Trumball late of St
Anne's, Blackfryers, dec'd. granted to John Southwood the hus-
band. Ad. Act. Bk.
1673 — April 11. — Admon. of John TurnbuU of Richmond, co. Surrey,
widower, dec'd. granted to Elizabeth Mason a/«. Turnbull, the
Daughter. Ad. Act Bk.
1678 — <* William Trumbull the Elder of Easthampsted in the County of
Berks Esquire." Dated 10 May 1677. To be buried in the
chancel of East Hampstead church near the bodies of my mother,

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my wife Elizabeth, and my daughters Margarett and Dorothy, a
tombstone being laid over them and me with an inscription men-
tioning our ages, the time of our deaths, and the number and
names of the children God gave unto me. *' Haveing paid M*.
Genow one Hundred pounds for my son Ralph Weckerlin als»
Trumbull and to his brother George Trumbull Five hundred
pounds upon his renounceing his clayme to his uncle Weckerlins
estate I doe give more unto the said Ralphe one Huinlred pounds,
to my Godson his son William Twenty pounds. And alsoe to each
of his Children living at my decease Tenn pounds." To my
daughter Bridges, 20£, for a ring, and to her husband John
Bridges esq: 10£, and to each of their children 10£. **To my
Daughter (cU)* Samares Twenty pounds. To her husband Philip
Mareqs Esquire Ten pounds. To their daughter Deborah
Twenty pounds/' To my Son George 50£, to my Son Charles
100£. To my daughter Anne 20£. Poor of Easthampstead,
Winckfeild, and Wokingham. I make my eldest son William
Trumbull, Doctor of Laws, my sole ex'or. I give the residue
of my estate, real & personal, to my said son and ex'or. he suffer-
ing my wife Mary, during her life, to have the use of a moiety
of my household goods, plate &c. I except out of the said
goods all my books, papers, and deeds which I give to my said
ex'or. To my said ex'or's wife I give 10£ for a ring. Witness
Ro: Stubbs. William Marriott. Proved 14 Dec. 1678 by Wil-
liam Trumbull LLD. ex'or. Reeve, 146.

1689 — Dec. 13 — Admon. of James Townsendlate in the " Rochester" in the
East Indies, bachelor, dec'd, granted to Elizabeth Trumbull als.
Townsend, (wife of Thomas Trumbull) the mother.

Ad. Act Bk. fo. 215.

1689 — Dec. 13 — Admon. of George Trumbull late in the " Rochester" in
the East Indies, bachelor, dec*d, granted to Thomas Trumbull
the father. Ad. Act Hk. fo. 215.

1690 — "John TurnbuU of Wapping in the County of Midd'x maryner"
Dat: 23 Dec. 1689. I make and constitute Elinoar Ramsey, wife
of John Ramsey of the Said place, mariner, my attorney to re-
ceive all wages and prize money which shall be due to me —
and I make her my universal legatee and sole extrix. Witness
Paull luo^hs., Wm. Daintrey servant to In**: Marlar, scrivener.
Proved 26 Feb. 1690 by extrix. Vere, 32.

1691-*— Nov. 13-^Admon. of John Trumble, late of Gateshead but on the
queen's ship the Stirling' Castle dec'd., granted to Peter Pinder
Attorney for Anna Trumble, widow, now at Gateshead in the
Bishopric of Durham, the relict. Adm. Act Book., fo. 207.

1695 — Mar. 13 — Admon. of James Trumble late in king's ship dread-
nought, bachelor, dec'd., granted to Cuthbert Cotesworth, Attor-
ney for Thomas Trumble, now of Sunderland in co. Durham
(modo apud Sunderland in Com, Dundmen) the father.

Ad. Act Bk. fo. 51.
1695— Patrick Turnbull now belonging to their Majesties Shipp Mary
Galley. Dat: 10 Oct. 1693. I make John Turn ball of London,
my brother, my attorney, universal legatee and exor. Witness : —
Rich : Griffiths, John Aldred Liev : and Nath : Perrott. Proved
8 Oct. 1695 by John Turnbull the brother & Exor. Irby, 162.
* See her marriage allegation in 1672.

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1698 — Jan. 28 — Admon. of Matthew Trumbull late in the queen's ship the
Black wall dec*d., granted to Alice Trambull the relict.

Ad. Act Hk., fo. 9.

1699 — James Trumhall of the parish of Stepney in the County of Mddz.,
mariner. Dat: 4 Dec. 1697. I make ray trusty friend William
Mackwilliam of the same parish, mariner, my attorney, universal
legatee, and exor. "Witness: — Benj. Herring. Wm. Page, not
publ. Proved 2 Nov. 1699 by exor. Pett, 182.

1702— Nov. 28--Admon. of Thomas Truml)ell of Albrough, co Suflf., but
in royal ship ** Berwick" deed., granted to Elizabeth Trumbell,
the relict. Ad. Act. Bk.

Commissary Court of London, 1558 to 1638.

1610 — Jan. 25 — Admon. of Edward Trumble late of parish of white-
chapple in co. Middx., but dec'd. intestate, granted to Cleoient
Kirck, a Creditor as asserted (vnt Greditorm vt asseretur).

Act Book, fo. 124.

1614 — July 27 — Admon. of Robert Trumble late of parish of Stepney in
CO. Middx., but dec'd. intestate, granted to relict Judith Trumble.*

Act Book fo. 204.

1663— May 13, 1663t— Admon. with Will annexed of Thomas Trum-
hall late of St. Annes, Blackfriers, London, was granted to
Samuel Trumball, son of the dec*d. Act Book.

Archdeaconry of London, 1564 to 1666.

1590— Aug. 5— Probate on Will of William Trombell, late of St. Botolph
without Algate, granted to Agnes Trombell, Relict & Extrx.

Act Book fo. 45.

Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, 1535 to 1672.

1664— Dec. 1— Probate on Will of Mary Trumball of St. Giles without
Cripplegate, London, widow, granted to Mary Wagstaffe, Extrx.

Act Book fo. 31.

1670 — Feb. 3 — Admon. of James Thrumball of precinct of Purpoole,
parish of St. Andrewes, Holborn, granted to widow Elizabeth.
Inv. 38^-5»-4d. Act Book fo. 73.

Archdeaconry op Middlesex Calendars, 1660 to 1709.

1668— Trumball, Samuel Test. Act Book fo. 20.

1681 — Turnebull, Thomae Adm. papers

1686— Trumball, Alexander Testm Feb.

1698— Turubull ats Trumbull, Roberti Testm.
— ^Turnbull ah Grundie, Jana Adm®

Dean and Chapter of Westminster Calendars, 1504 to 1700.

1666— Trumble, Richard • Apr. (filed) Act Book fo. 86.

will reg. 191 Smith

• See baptism of his children in Stepney Parish Registers,
t This is 166U in Calendar.

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Arohdeaconrt of Essex, 140.0 to 1652.

1578 — Robart Tromble of Chaundwell, co. Essex, sicke in bodie. Dated
xxij June 1578. To be buried in churcb of Cbaundwell. To
poor of same place xx^ For a sermon at burial v^ To servant
Jane Smyth xx'. To Thomas Tromble my brother his sonne
xxij". To my Maister Richarde Pitches children v* apece. My
wief Elizabeth sole Extrx. Friends Richard pitche, John Hol-
land & John Gryffin Overseers & to them v' apeece. Wit. : —
Richard Pitche thelder, John Holland, John Gryffin & Thomas
sheppard. No date probate. Reg. Brewer, 127.

1619 — ^Admon. of Maria Tromhell, of Duddinghurst, dec'd., granted May
13 at Baddow Magna to Catherine Trombell aH^s Stanger or Strin-
ger (in hier entry),* sister of the dec'd. {Not in Calendar.)

Act Book fo. 1.

Archdeaconry op Suffolk, 1444 to 1650.

1649 — George Turnbull of Easton, co. Suffolk, Clarke,t in perfect health.
Dated 20 Nov., 24 Chas., 1648. To my wife Mnry two mes-
suages in Bucklersbury in the citty of London, called the Hande in
Hande and the Tun, now in occupacion of Humphrey Richards
by lease dated 6 July 1646, for her life, with rem. to my
daughter Marye & her heirs, rem. to my sonn Richard Turnbull
& his heirs, & to said wife an annuity of £7-10-0. To dau.
Marye £40 at 21 years. To Nicholas Dyerth, sonn of my former
wife 40'. To poor of Easton 40®. To servant at my death 10'. If
wife dye friends wolf ran Dowsing & willm Godbould of Easton,
gent., to haue disposing of daughter's £40. Wife Res. Leg, &
Extrx. Wit.:— Willm Godbold, Raynold Day & Tho: Bately his
mark. Pro. 29 Mar. 1649 by Extrx. Filed N« 72.

1655 — William Kinge of Ipswich, co Suffolk, Shipcarpenter,t aged & full
of daies. Dated 30 Mar., sealed 9 Apr. 1665. Bound on a voy-
age to sea. My two grandchildren William & Thomas Sandweil
Exors. ; Niece Elizabeth Hichman, widow. ; Grandchildren Wil-
liam, Thomas, Mary, John, Joseph & Jeremy Sandweil, being
sonns & daughters of sonn in law Sandweil & his wife deceased;
Grandchildren the children of sonn in law Thrumble & his wife,
now living in New England; My loving sonn in law John
Thrumble, now residing in New England, Supervisor. No pro-
bate act. Filed, N*^ 124.

Register op St. Dunstan's, Stepney. Baptisms, 1568 to 1637.

1595 — Nov. 2 — Robert, sone of Robert Trumble of wapping.

1596 — Nov. 17 — Heugh sone of Robert Trumble of wapping

1598 — June 18 — Sara daughter of Roberte Trumble of Wapping

1600 — May 4 — Jone daughter of Robert Trumble of wapping sailler

1601 — Oct. 7 — Mary daughter of Robert Trumble of wappiuge

1602 — Mar. 20 — John sonn of Robert Trumble of Wappinge

• See her mftrriage aJleiratlon in 1614.

t This was the only TrambuU found in the Calendars, which are, however, very defec-
tive.

X For the abstract of this most valuable will I have to thank my esteemed friend, Mr.
H.F. Waters.

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1604 — ^May 6 — Augustine Mnin of Robert Tnimble of wappinge mariner
1605 — Sept 27 — Mary daughter of Boberte Truoible of wa{^ioge aailler
1608 — Sept 26 — John sonn of Robert TrumUe of wappinge mariner

1620 — Jan. 14 — Samuell soun of John Truoible Batcliffe Highway,

Shipwright, & Bebecca his wyfe baptized being 6 days old.
162d^Jan. 25 — William sodo of John Truoible of ratcliffe, shipwright, &

Bebecca his wife.

1616 — iDquisttioD Post Mortem of Edmund Nutt, 25 Not. 14 Jac., part 1
i^^ 3. EUlmund Cutteris, Michael Cater {iic in MS.) & Margaret
his wife, & John Trumble & Agnes his wife, have right in mes-
suages &c in Barton Maigna, co. Suffolk, late of Edmund Nutt

Brit. Mus. Add MS. 33866, fo. 48.

Chancery Proceedings. — Bills and Answers. — Jas. I. and Chas. I.,

1603 TO 1649.

1604— Trumbull contra Gippes— B. & A. T. 3, 62.

Emm Trumbull of London widdowe of Emanuell Trumbull who be-
ing indebted 1 June 39 Eliz. to George Gippes* Citizen & ffish-
monger of London, thirty pounds, gave recognizance penal in the
some of three skore pounds for payment. Said Emanuell had
shopp &c in the parish of St. Magnus in Newe ffish strete, Lon-
don, of the value of tenn pounds by the yere. By his last will he
bequeathed it to Complainant and did make her sole executrix.
Compiaynant hath instantly laboured with Gipps for the redemp-
tion thereof and is ready to paie the money that remayneth vnpaid
of the said threeskore pounds and reasonable costs. But Gipps
doth threaten and pretend to take the whole benefy tt and advantage
of said premises att the rate of ffower pouuds p ann.
Gipp's Answer. — The money was lent about iTourtenne yeares ago
by one Cibill Chelsam late of London, widdowef sister to said
Eraanuell Trumbull. He gave her an obligation 28 Jan^ 32*
Elizabeth. This doth belong vnto Edward Chelesham, Cibill
Chelesham and Elizabeth Chelesham, the sonne & daughters of

said Cibill Motherlesse Orphaiits by one Cibill Hall,

grandmother to said Cibill Chelesham,} who haue suffered much
wroiige both by said Emanuell Trumbull, Complaynants husband
and by CompP herselfe. By Defendants good meanes, beiuge
vnckle to said Orphan ts, satisfaction of debt due to said Orphants
— (Part of the document is here defaced and gone,)

1604— .Trumbull contra Edmonds— B. & A. T. 8, 62.

Emm Trumbull of London wydowe of Emanuell Trumbull for her
selfe and on behalf of her daughter Mary Trumbull. John
Edmonds in his lief tyme in his fatherlie care towards yo' Oratrix
did bequeath to said Oit^ fifty pounds, said Edmond being her
late father, not to come into the hands of her husband but for tbe

• George Gfppes, I am informed by my friend Dr. J. J. Maskett, who is thorongtaly
conversaut with tlie families of Suflfoils, was a native of that county and had relations llviag
there.

t See Marr. Al. of William Chelsam, gent, and Sibill Tombull, 1579, and George Gippes
and Elizabeth Tiirneball, 1587.

X This is an error; her name was Elizabeth Hall, daughter of Edward Uall and wife of
Thomas Trumbull, citizen and fishmonger, of St. Botolphs, Billingsgate.

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vse of her selfe and children in case of necessitie — it being in
trustees hands and bringing four pounds interest yearly. He
made will 12 Jan^ 1598. He had messuages and tenements in
St Dunstan's in the East by lease of the fishmongers company.
Said Emanuell died last Michaelmas. Executors refuse to pay
the money. He had also, 14 June 42 Eliz"*, four tenements in
Little Holland, co. Essex, bringing twenty pounds g ann. He
borrowed mone of one George Turfelt and gave bonds. Said
Rich*^ Edmonds"*^ pursuaded him to convey messuages to him as he
could not pay, pleading affection of a brother (as he was to yo'
Oratrix). Oratrix offers to pay; he refuses to return the bonds.
Defendant's reply.— John Edmonds was of the Misterye of fish-
mongers of the Cittye of London. He demised said messuages
to one William Beale, and made Henry Edmonds and Richard
Edmonds, theis defendants, his Ex^". A mere legacy should be
sued for in the Ecclesiastical 1 Courts and not in this honorable
Courte. Compl' is in decayed estate and greatlye indebted : so
as if Defendts shoulde delyver vnto her said fifty pounds it should
be vtterly wasted. It was not for all her children: twenty
pounds were also bequeathed to Mary Trumbull her daughter.
They will willingly pay these sums to suche psons as this Courte
shall awarde. Trumbull was much indebted to this Def^ and
made default of payment. John Edmonds left the money to
Richard Edmonds and not at all to the said children.f

* Sic. — ^It is the first mention of bis name.

t These are the only instances of the name of Trumball in this coart daring the period
examined.

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