The Aldworth Family
Ann Maria Aldworth
25 September 1789
21 October 1789, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Ann (Moody) Aldworth
Ann was bequeathed a legacy in her
father's will, dated 29 November 1830, proved at London on 26 January 1833.
… I give unto
my Daughter Ann Maria Aldworth All my Household Goods Household Linnen
Furniture Plate China and other Ware and Fixtures now in and about the
Messuage or Tenement and Premisses in my own occupation situate in
Newbury Street in Wantage aforesaid Also I give and devise unto my
daughter Ann Maria Aldworth All that Messuage or Tenement Garden
Malthouse and Stable situate in Mill Street in Wantage aforesaid late in
the occupation of Charles Day And also all those Orchards containing
together by estimation two Acres and a halfe more or less situate lying
and being near to the said Messuage or Tenement now in my occupation or
possession with their respective Appurtenances Also I give and devise
unto my said Daughter Ann Maria Aldworth all those my Messuages or
Tenements situate lying and being in Mill Street in Wantage aforesaid
with the Gardens and appurt[enances] thereunto respectively belonging or
therewith enjoyed now in the several occupation of Peter Woodward,
Thomas Williams, Widow Piggot and William Smith and also all those two
Cottages or Tenements lately erected and Built with the Gardens
thereunto belonging situate lying and being near to the said last
mentioned Messuages or Tenements And also all that Messuage or Tenement
Garden and Premises situate in Mill Street aforesaid now in the
occupation of George Snow To hold the said Messuages Cottages or
Tenements Gardens Orchards and Premises with their respective
Appurtenances unto my said daughter Ann Maria Aldworth and her assigns
for and during the term of her natural life And from and after her
decease I give and devise the same and every part thereof unto and to
the use of all and every the Child and Children of my said daughter Ann
Maria Aldworth lawfully begotten and their respective Heirs as Tenants
in common and not as Joint Tenants But in case my said daughter Ann
Maria Aldworth shall happen to die without any Child or Children
lawfully begotten then I do give and devise the said Messuages Cottages
or Tenements Gardens Orchards and Premises unto my Grand Sons Francis
Charles Aldworth, Charles Francis Aldworth and Alfred Henry Aldworth
equally to be divided between them share and share alike and to their
respective Heirs as Tenants in common and not as joint Tenants … I give
and bequeath unto my said Son Charles Aldworth & my daughters Ann
Maria Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of John Plumbe and Sophia the Wife of
James Milsum All my Canal shares or Securities secured upon the Wilts
and Berks Canal Navigation equally to be divided between them share and
share alike … Upon Trust that they the said Charles Aldworth John Plumbe
and James Milsum and the survivors and survivor of them and the heirs
executors and administrators of such survivor do and shall as soon as
conveniently may be after my decease sell and dispose of all and
singular my said Messuages Lands Tenements personal Estate and Effects
so hereby devised and bequeathed (save such parts thereof as consists of
money or Securities for money) either together or in parcels and by
public Auction or by private Contract for the most money they can get
for the same and collect in and receive all monies that shall be due and
owing to me at the time of my decease And as to the monies arising by or
from such Sale or Sales and that shall otherwise come to their or either
of their hands by virtue of this my Will In Trust to pay apply and
dispose of the same in manner following that is to say In Trust to pay
all my just debts Funeral and Testamentary expenses And then upon Trust
to pay retain and equally divide the residue and remainder of the said
Trust monies unto and between him the said Charles Aldworth and my said
daughters Ann Maria Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of the said John Plumbe
and Sophia the Wife of the said James Milsum equally share and share
alike to their respective executors and administrators
1 October 1864 in Wantage, Berkshire,
England
granted on 23 January 1865 to
Marianne Milsum
England &
Wales, National Probate Calendar Wills 1865 p43
ALDWORTH Ann
Maria 9 February The Will of Ann Maria Aldworth
late of Wantage in the County of Berks Spinster deceased who
died 1 October 1864 at Wantage aforesaid was proved at Oxford by
the oath of Marianne Milsum of Wantage aforesaid Spinster the Niece one
of the Executors according to the Tenor of the said Will. Effects £200.
Charles Aldworth
9 October 1804
9 November 1804, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Ann (Moody) Aldworth
Matilda
Tripp on 7 June 1826, in SS Peter & Paul, Wantage, Berkshire,
England, by license
Charles Aldworth is recorded as a bachelor, resident in Wantage. Matilda
Tripp is recorded as a spinster, resident in Wantage
- Francis Charles Aldworth (1827 - ? )
- Charles Francis Aldworth (1828 - 1905)
- Alfred Henry Aldworth (1830 - 1888)
- Harriet Matilda Aldworth (1832 - 1840)
Grocer, tea dealer, cheesemonger
and butter factor (1828)
In 1828 Charles gave all his household goods and chattels and stock in trade
to his father, Francis, in return for his father paying off his debts.
Royal
Berkshire Archives D/EPT/B2/3
Title
Agreement between Charles Aldworth of Wantage, grocer, tea dealer,
cheesemonger and butter factor, and Francis Aldworth of Wantage,
gentleman, for the latter to pay the former's creditors at a rate of 10s
in the pound in return for all of the former's household goods and
chattels and stock in trade.
Date
1828
Charles was bequeathed a legacy in
his father's will, dated 29 November 1830, proved at London on 26 January
1833. His three elder children are also named as contingent beneficiaries.
… I give and
devise unto my Son Charles Aldworth All that my Messuage or Tenement
Garden and Premises with the Appurtenances now in his occupation situate
lying and being in Mill Street in Wantage aforesaid And also all that
Orchard commonly called Taylors Orchard situate lying and being in the
Parish of Wantage aforesaid containing by estimation about three Acres
And also all those Messuages or Tenements situate lying and being in
Mill Street in Wantage aforesaid with the Gardens and Appurtenances
thereunto respectively belonging or therewith used now in the several
occupations of John Plumbe, Luke Pigott, William Sugar, Thomas Sparkes,
John Jones, Widow Symons, John Wills, John Gregory and Thomas Horton To
hold the said last mentioned Messuages or Tenements Gardens Orchard and
Premises with their respective Appurtenances unto my said Son Charles
Aldworth and his Assigns for and during the term of his natural life and
from and after his decease I give and devise the same and every part and
parcel thereof unto and to the use of my Grandsons Francis Charles
Aldworth, Charles Francis Aldworth and Alfred Henry Aldworth and all and
every other Child and Children of my said Son Charles Aldworth lawfully
begotten as shall be living at or born in due time after his decease and
their respective Heirs as Tenants in common and not as Joint Tenants And
I do hereby acquit release and discharge my said Son Charles Aldworth
from all and every sum and sums of money debt & debts whatsoever
which shall any ways appear to be due owing or payable from him to me at
the time of my decease And I do hereby also direct and order my Trustees
& Executors hereinafter named at any time after my decease Upon the
request of my said Son his Heirs executors or administrators to deliver
up to him or them all Bonds Notes or other Vouchers or Securities given
or to be given by my said Son to me for the securing the payment of any
Sum or Sums of money debt or debts to the intent the same may be
cancelled or made void Also I give and bequeath unto my said Son Charles
Aldworth all my Goods Chattels Stock in Trade Furniture and Fixtures now
in and about the Messuage or Tenement and Premisses in his occupation I
give unto my Daughter Ann Maria Aldworth All my Household Goods
Household Linnen Furniture Plate China and other Ware and Fixtures now
in and about the Messuage or Tenement and Premisses in my own occupation
situate in Newbury Street in Wantage aforesaid Also I give and devise
unto my daughter Ann Maria Aldworth All that Messuage or Tenement Garden
Malthouse and Stable situate in Mill Street in Wantage aforesaid late in
the occupation of Charles Day And also all those Orchards containing
together by estimation two Acres and a halfe more or less situate lying
and being near to the said Messuage or Tenement now in my occupation or
possession with their respective Appurtenances Also I give and devise
unto my said Daughter Ann Maria Aldworth all those my Messuages or
Tenements situate lying and being in Mill Street in Wantage aforesaid
with the Gardens and appurt[enances] thereunto respectively belonging or
therewith enjoyed now in the several occupation of Peter Woodward,
Thomas Williams, Widow Piggot and William Smith and also all those two
Cottages or Tenements lately erected and Built with the Gardens
thereunto belonging situate lying and being near to the said last
mentioned Messuages or Tenements And also all that Messuage or Tenement
Garden and Premises situate in Mill Street aforesaid now in the
occupation of George Snow To hold the said Messuages Cottages or
Tenements Gardens Orchards and Premises with their respective
Appurtenances unto my said daughter Ann Maria Aldworth and her assigns
for and during the term of her natural life And from and after her
decease I give and devise the same and every part thereof unto and to
the use of all and every the Child and Children of my said daughter Ann
Maria Aldworth lawfully begotten and their respective Heirs as Tenants
in common and not as Joint Tenants But in case my said daughter Ann
Maria Aldworth shall happen to die without any Child or Children
lawfully begotten then I do give and devise the said Messuages Cottages
or Tenements Gardens Orchards and Premises unto my Grand Sons Francis
Charles Aldworth, Charles Francis Aldworth and Alfred Henry Aldworth
equally to be divided between them share and share alike and to their
respective Heirs as Tenants in common and not as joint Tenants … I give
and bequeath unto my said Son Charles Aldworth & my daughters Ann
Maria Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of John Plumbe and Sophia the Wife of
James Milsum All my Canal shares or Securities secured upon the Wilts
and Berks Canal Navigation equally to be divided between them share and
share alike … Upon Trust that they the said Charles Aldworth John Plumbe
and James Milsum and the survivors and survivor of them and the heirs
executors and administrators of such survivor do and shall as soon as
conveniently may be after my decease sell and dispose of all and
singular my said Messuages Lands Tenements personal Estate and Effects
so hereby devised and bequeathed (save such parts thereof as consists of
money or Securities for money) either together or in parcels and by
public Auction or by private Contract for the most money they can get
for the same and collect in and receive all monies that shall be due and
owing to me at the time of my decease And as to the monies arising by or
from such Sale or Sales and that shall otherwise come to their or either
of their hands by virtue of this my Will In Trust to pay apply and
dispose of the same in manner following that is to say In Trust to pay
all my just debts Funeral and Testamentary expenses And then upon Trust
to pay retain and equally divide the residue and remainder of the said
Trust monies unto and between him the said Charles Aldworth and my said
daughters Ann Maria Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of the said John Plumbe
and Sophia the Wife of the said James Milsum equally share and share
alike to their respective executors and administrators
… Proved at London 26th January 1833 before the Judge by the
Oaths of Charles Aldworth the Son John Plumbe and James Milsum the
Executors to whom Admin[istrati]on was granted having been first sworn
by Commission duly to administer.
Charles was present at the proving of
his father's will on 26 January 1833, but had died before Matilda's
re-marriage in 1849. He is possibly the Charles Aldworth who died in 1840 in
Abingdon
district, Berkshire (England Death Index 4Q1840 Abingdon vol 6 p79).
Charlotte (Aldworth) Plumbe
6 November 1790, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
31 December 1790, in SS Peter and
Paul, Wantage, Berkshire, England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Ann (Moody) Aldworth
John
Simmons Plumbe on 14 December 1815, in SS Peter and Paul, Wantage,
Berkshire, England
Charlotte was bequeathed a legacy in
her father's will, dated 29 November 1830, proved at London on 26 January
1833. Her husband was an executor of the will.
… I give and
devise unto my daughter Charlotte the Wife of John Plumbe All those my
Messuages or Tenements situate lying and being in Cat Street and Stills
Yard in Wantage aforesaid with the Gardens and Appurtenances thereunto
respectively belonging or therewith enjoyed now in the several
occupations of Edward Palmer, Robert Belcher, Widow Martin Richard
Thornhill, William Green, John Bishop, Richard Mitchell, John Giles,
William Sneath, Jonas Barnard, Widow Broad, Sarah Midwinter, Richard
Thornhill the younger and John Smart To hold the said Messuages or
Tenements Gardens and Premises with their respective Appurtenances unto
my said daughter Charlotte Plumbe and her assigns for and during the
term of her natural life and from and after her decease I give and
devise the same and every part and parcel thereof unto and to the use of
all and every the Child and Children of my said daughter Charlotte
Plumbe and their respective heirs as Tenants in common & not as
joint Tenants … I give and bequeath unto my said Son Charles Aldworth
& my daughters Ann Maria Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of John Plumbe
and Sophia the Wife of James Milsum All my Canal shares or Securities
secured upon the Wilts and Berks Canal Navigation equally to be divided
between them share and share alike … Upon Trust that they the said
Charles Aldworth John Plumbe and James Milsum and the survivors and
survivor of them and the heirs executors and administrators of such
survivor do and shall as soon as conveniently may be after my decease
sell and dispose of all and singular my said Messuages Lands Tenements
personal Estate and Effects so hereby devised and bequeathed (save such
parts thereof as consists of money or Securities for money) either
together or in parcels and by public Auction or by private Contract for
the most money they can get for the same and collect in and receive all
monies that shall be due and owing to me at the time of my decease And
as to the monies arising by or from such Sale or Sales and that shall
otherwise come to their or either of their hands by virtue of this my
Will In Trust to pay apply and dispose of the same in manner following
that is to say In Trust to pay all my just debts Funeral and
Testamentary expenses And then upon Trust to pay retain and equally
divide the residue and remainder of the said Trust monies unto and
between him the said Charles Aldworth and my said daughters Ann Maria
Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of the said John Plumbe and Sophia the Wife
of the said James Milsum equally share and share alike to their
respective executors and administrators
28 June 1833, in St. Mary's, Henley
on Thames, Oxfordshire, England, aged 41
Harriot Aldworth
28 June 1793
31 July 1793, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Ann (Moody) Aldworth
2 June 1802 in Wantage, Berkshire,
England
Martha (Aldworth) Deane
6 June 1801
22 July 1801, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Ann (Moody) Aldworth
Charles Deane on 24 October 1819 in
SS Peter & Paul, Wantage, Berkshire, England, by license
Charles Deane is recorded as a bachelor, resident in Wantage. Martha
Aldworth is recorded as a spinster, resident in Wantage, a minor marrying
with the consent of her father.
- Henry Deane (1820 - ? )
- Anna Maria Deane (1822 - 1822)
- Catharine Deane (1823 - ? )
Martha's two surviving children,
Henry and Catharine Deane, were bequeathed a legacy in her father's will,
dated 29 November 1830, proved at London on 26 January 1833.
… I give
and devise unto my Grandchildren Henry Deane & Catharine Deane all
that piece or parcel of Meadow or Pasture Ground called the Horse Head
piece situate lying and being near to or adjoining a Close of Meadow or
Pasture Ground called High Garston in the Parish of Wantage aforesaid
containing by estimation one Acre more or less now in the occupation of
William Snow To hold the said piece or parcel of Meadow or pasture
Ground with the Appurtenances unto and to the use of my said
Grandchildren Henry Deane and Catharine Deane their respective heirs and
assigns as Tenants in common and not as joint Tenants
17 March 1829, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England, aged 26
Mary Ann Aldworth
31 May 1787
4 July 1787, in Wantage, Berkshire,
England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Ann (Moody) Aldworth
19 October 1787 in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
Molly (Aldworth) Plumbe
4 December 1768, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
16 January 1769 in SS Peter &
Paul, Wantage, Berkshire, England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Martha
(Stroud) Aldworth
Samuel
Plumbe on 19 November 1794, in Wantage, Berkshire, England, by license
Samuel is listed as a bachelor, resident in Wantage. Molly is listed as a
spinster, resident in Wantage.
6 October 1848, in Wantage
district, Berkshire, England, aged 82
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Gravestone of Molly (Aldworth) Plumbe and
Samuel Plumbe in SS Peter and Paul churchyard, Wantage, Berkshire,
England
|
SS Peter & Paul churchyard,
Wantage, Berkshire, England
The inscription reads:
To the Memory of / Samuel Plumbe / who deceased /
16th January 1852/ Aged 89 Years
Also of / Molly his Wife / who deceased / 6 December 1848 / Aged 82 Years
also of / Martha Plumbe / their daughter / who died Aug 8th 1887 / Aged 72
Years
1841:
Mill Street, Wantage, Berkshire
Some of Molly's children's baptism records list the mother as "Molly" and
some as "Mary". Molly was a common variant of Mary at the time.
Phillip Aldworth
2 March 1771
20 May 1771 in Wantage, Berkshire,
England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Martha
(Stroud) Aldworth
9 August 1772 in Wantage, Berkshire,
England
Sophia (Aldworth) Milsum
29 May 1797, in Wantage, Berkshire,
England
27 June 1797, in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Ann (Moody) Aldworth
James Milsum on 28 January 1818, in
SS Peter & Paul, Wantage, Berkshire, England
James Milsum is recorded as a bachelor, of Wantage. Sophia Aldworth is
recorded as a spinster. of Wantage. The marriage, by license, was performed
by Edward Shaw, vicar, and witnessed by Ann Aldworth John Milsum, M DuCroq
and C. Plumbe.
The marriage license bond, dated 27 January 1818 records James Milsum as a
bachelor and grocer, of Wantage and Sophia Aldworth as a spinster of
Wantage. The bondsman is Francis Aldworth, a grocer, of Wantage.
- Mary Ann Milsum (1819 - ? )
- Edward Milsum (1821 - ? )
- James Milsum (1822 - 1842)
- William Milsum (1824 - ? )
- Francis Milsum (1826 - ? )
- Thomas Milsum (1830 - ? )
- Ann Maria Milsum (1832 - ? )
- Harriet Ann Milsum (1835 - ? )
- Charles Milsum (1837 - ? )
Proprietor of houses
Sophia was bequeathed a legacy in her
father's will, dated 29 November 1830, proved at London on 26 January 1833.
Her husband was an executor of the will.
… I give
and devise unto my said daughter Sophia the Wife of James Milsum All
that my Messuage or Tenement situate lying and being near the Market
Place in Wantage aforesaid with the Garden and Appurtenances thereunto
belonging or therewith enjoyed now in the occupation of the said James
Milsum And also all those my Messuages or Tenements situate lying and
being in Grove Street in Wantage aforesaid with the Gardens and
Appurtenances thereunto respectively belonging or therewith enjoyed now
in the several occupations of Joseph Durdin, Joseph Barnard, Benjamin
Miller, William Cox and William Middleton To hold the said Messuages or
Tenements Gardens and Premises unto my said daughter Sophia Milsum and
her Assigns for and during the term of her natural life and from and
after her decease I give and devise the same and every part thereof unto
and to the use of all and every the Child and Children of my said
daughter Sophia Milsum and their respective heirs as Tenants in common
and not as joint Tenants I give and devise unto my Grandchildren Henry
Deane & Catharine Deane all that piece or parcel of Meadow or
Pasture Ground called the Horse Head piece situate lying and being near
to or adjoining a Close of Meadow or Pasture Ground called High Garston
in the Parish of Wantage aforesaid containing by estimation one Acre
more or less now in the occupation of William Snow To hold the said
piece or parcel of Meadow or pasture Ground with the Appurtenances unto
and to the use of my said Grandchildren Henry Deane and Catharine Deane
their respective heirs and assigns as Tenants in common and not as joint
Tenants I give and bequeath unto my said Son Charles Aldworth & my
daughters Ann Maria Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of John Plumbe and
Sophia the Wife of James Milsum All my Canal shares or Securities
secured upon the Wilts and Berks Canal Navigation equally to be divided
between them share and share alike And Whereas my Son in Law James
Milsum may have a Bill or demand on me for Goods purchased by me of him
And Whereas the said James Milsum is indebted to me for a considerable
arrear of rent for the Messuage and Premises in his occupation Now in
case the said James Milsum his executors or administrators do not make
any demand of my ex[ecut]ors for Goods sold and delivered by him to me I
do hereby acquit and discharge him his executors and administrators of
and from all arrears of Rent which shall or may be due and owing from
him to me at the time of my decease … Upon Trust that they the said
Charles Aldworth John Plumbe and James Milsum and the survivors and
survivor of them and the heirs executors and administrators of such
survivor do and shall as soon as conveniently may be after my decease
sell and dispose of all and singular my said Messuages Lands Tenements
personal Estate and Effects so hereby devised and bequeathed (save such
parts thereof as consists of money or Securities for money) either
together or in parcels and by public Auction or by private Contract for
the most money they can get for the same and collect in and receive all
monies that shall be due and owing to me at the time of my decease And
as to the monies arising by or from such Sale or Sales and that shall
otherwise come to their or either of their hands by virtue of this my
Will In Trust to pay apply and dispose of the same in manner following
that is to say In Trust to pay all my just debts Funeral and
Testamentary expenses And then upon Trust to pay retain and equally
divide the residue and remainder of the said Trust monies unto and
between him the said Charles Aldworth and my said daughters Ann Maria
Aldworth Charlotte the Wife of the said John Plumbe and Sophia the Wife
of the said James Milsum equally share and share alike to their
respective executors and administrators
1859, in Wantage
district, Berkshire, England
29 December 1859, in SS Peter &
Paul, Wantage, Berkshire, England, aged 59
1841: Market
Place, Wantage, Berkshire
1851:
Wallingford Street, Wantage, Berkshire
1859: Grove Street, Wantage, Berkshire (burial record)
Thomas Aldworth
14 June 1774
16 June 1774 in Wantage, Berkshire,
England
Francis
(Alder) Aldworth
Martha
(Stroud) Aldworth
15 August 1774 in Wantage,
Berkshire, England
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