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wjhonson

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Jul 4, 2008, 7:10:18 PM7/4/08
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Does anyone have access to the Vis Bucks, there is evidently a
pedigree for Montgomery of Sherrington there and I'd very much like to
see it.

I have a feeling, that's all it is right now, that we have more
descents from the Smith family of Withcotes. I need however to see it
state clearly that Anne Montgomery is the daughter of Anne Smith (or
even "Miss" Smith)

Thanks
Will Johnson

jhigg...@yahoo.com

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Jul 4, 2008, 7:43:40 PM7/4/08
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The pedigree of Montgomery of Sherington in the 1634 Visitation of
Bucks (HSP v. 58) is very short (3 generations or so) and does not
mention an Anne Montgomery or any Smiths.

You might find something on this family in Lipscomb's "History and
Antiquities of Buckinghamshire".

wjhonson

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Jul 4, 2008, 7:52:35 PM7/4/08
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On Jul 4, 4:43 pm, jhiggins...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> The pedigree of Montgomery of Sherington in the 1634 Visitation of
> Bucks (HSP v. 58) is very short (3 generations or so) and does not
> mention an Anne Montgomery or any Smiths.
>
> You might find something on this family in Lipscomb's "History and
> Antiquities of Buckinghamshire".

Thanks.
and Poooooooooooooop

Here
http://www.southfarm.plus.com/visitation/Smith_of_Bosworth.pdf
is what the Vis Leics 1619 says
that Anne Smith m Sherrington Montgomerie of Sherrington which is in
Bucks

and then Lincolnshire Pedigrees here
http://books.google.com/books?id=aPcMAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA438
Lincolnshire Pedigrees, by A.R. Maddison, Vol II "Hales of Lincoln",
page 438

says that Anne Montgomery, dau of Sherrington
married Richard Halford of Edith Weston

The time periods involved *could* make these two fit together and
it would be easy to see how a daughter could be named "Anne" after her
mother
BUT these too much missing here to be absolutely sure.

Will Johnson

wjhonson

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Jul 4, 2008, 8:03:09 PM7/4/08
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John Hunt of Lyndon, co Rutland (d 17 Mar 1585/6) by his wife Amice
Cave "Amy" "Anne" (Bur 3 Jun 1599 at Lyndon) had at least or exactly
eight children.

Amice Cave is a Cecil 3 so the below document is very interesting.
Evidently these are, at least part of, the family reps 30 years
later.

Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Record Office: Conant MSS
CONANT MSS
Catalogue Ref. DG11
Creator(s): Conant family of Lyndon Hall, Rutland
Barker family of Lyndon Hall, Rutland
MUNIMENTS OF TITLE - DEEDS
FILE [no title] - ref. DG11/558 - date: 1634 May 22
[from Scope and Content] Articles of Agreement for Sage: (a) Edward
Hunt of Lynden, co. Rutland, esq., (b) Valentyne Saunders of Chiswick,
co. Middlesex, esq.: agreement between the said parties whereby the
said Edward Hunt and Anne Hunt of Lynden, widow and mother of the said
Edward and Thomas Hunt and John Hunt, brothers of the said Edward
shall before the 20th June next following convey to the said Valentyne
Saunders:- (a) manor of LYNDEN with all its members lying in the
county of Rutland (b) advowson of rectory, parsonage and church of
LYNDEN (c) one yardland in LYNDEN lately purchased by the said Edward
Hunt from Richard Halford of Edith Weston and known as Wymarkes
yardland (d) all other manors, messuages, etc., in LYNDEN whereof they
have any freehold except (i) the estate made to the said Anne of
Irelandes house and (ii) other lands mentioned in the Tripartite
Indenture made 19 (?) May 5 Charles I between (a) Edward Hunt and Anne
Hunt (b) Thomas Levytt and Robert Kirkham, esqs. (c) Edward Phillips
and William Cooke and Thomas Hunt and John Hunt.

Will Johnson

wjhonson

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Jul 4, 2008, 8:57:38 PM7/4/08
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Look at this, this is very exciting.
I'm sure we all agree that the Anne widow above *must* be
Anne (Hasellrigg) Hunt below in Vis Rutland 1618-9 Hunt

http://books.google.com/books?id=SBys70CiCosC&pg=PR5&vq=hunt&source=gbs_search_r&cad=0_1#PPA15,M1


Will Johnson

jhigg...@yahoo.com

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Jul 4, 2008, 9:15:04 PM7/4/08
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On Jul 4, 4:52 pm, wjhonson <wjhon...@aol.com> wrote:
> On Jul 4, 4:43 pm, jhiggins...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>
>
> > The pedigree of Montgomery of Sherington in the 1634 Visitation of
> > Bucks (HSP v. 58) is very short (3 generations or so) and does not
> > mention an Anne Montgomery or any Smiths.
>
> > You might find something on this family in Lipscomb's "History and
> > Antiquities of Buckinghamshire".
>
> Thanks.
> and Poooooooooooooop
>
> Herehttp://www.southfarm.plus.com/visitation/Smith_of_Bosworth.pdf

> is what the Vis Leics 1619 says
> that Anne Smith m Sherrington Montgomerie of Sherrington which is in
> Bucks
>
> and then Lincolnshire Pedigrees herehttp://books.google.com/books?id=aPcMAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA438

> Lincolnshire Pedigrees, by A.R. Maddison, Vol II "Hales of Lincoln",
> page 438
>
> says that Anne Montgomery, dau of Sherrington
> married Richard Halford of Edith Weston
>
> The time periods involved *could* make these two fit together and
> it would be easy to see how a daughter could be named "Anne" after her
> mother
> BUT these too much missing here to be absolutely sure.
>
> Will Johnson

FWIW, the pedigree I cited ends with the following individual:
"Sherington Montgomery a da. and h." [sic]. It was not immediately
clear to me whether "da. and h." referred to Sherrington (the British
do have a quirk of using surnames as given names even for their
daughters!) or to his daughter. But perhaps the "da. and h." refers
to the Anne who mar. Richard Halford.

Sherington [sic] is shown as the child of William Montgomery of
Sherington and his wife Margaret, dau. of Robert Belcher of Lamport,
Lancashire. William is shown as the son of Michael Montgomery of
Sherrington [sic].

WJho...@aol.com

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Jul 5, 2008, 10:52:51 PM7/5/08
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In a message dated 7/4/2008 6:20:11 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
jhigg...@yahoo.com writes:

FWIW, the pedigree I cited ends with the following individual:
"Sherington Montgomery a da. and h." [sic]. It was not immediately
clear to me whether "da. and h." referred to Sherrington (the British
do have a quirk of using surnames as given names even for their
daughters!) or to his daughter. But perhaps the "da. and h." refers
to the Anne who mar. Richard Halford.


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Thanks yes. My issue isn't with who the father was, but rather who the
MOTHER was.
:)

Will

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