Inq.p.m.

She must have been born before her father wrote died

made a settlement on his wife for life

Inq.pm.

student

fined repeatedly for the illegal brewing of beer

appeared in court

entered royal service

present at the Field of Cloth

coexecutor of his father will in 1542 so must have been 21 years or more

Escheator of Devon

listed as aged 44 and more in his father's Inq. P. M.

his son Hugh was baptized

Inquisition

descirbed as a king' s servant when he received a grant in fee for the manor of Upton and Aylesworth and other manors and lands

son Phillip from first wife was baptized

knighted

Inq.pm.

held a copy on half a mill called 'Cont Mill'

made a property agreement with his son's mother-in-law, Jane Cecil

his son John was baptized

son Phillip from second wife was baptized

purchased the manor of Northborough

alongwith his son Robert Wingfield the younger

assigned to repair the dikes with his father

John Wheake

agreed to alienate Layham manor with his wife and father

agreed to alienate Layham manor with his son and daughter-in-law

agreed to alienate Layham manor with her husband and father-in-law

assigned with his father

purchased Walham Parks for 440 pounds

bought the Manor of Norborough (for 15,000 pounds)

his name appars in the Taunton Manor Register

not 14 Jun 1574

He bequeathed to his eldest son and heir, Robert Wingfield, the manors of Upton and Aylesworth, co. Northampton, "Wingfeilde" house in London, and the manors of Kersey and "Shattisham," co. Suffolk. (He had been bequeathed Shottisham manor by his father's will.) He also beqeathed to his grandaughter, Dorothy, 100 marks.

This is probably the burial of Wlillam Algor, yeoman of Shalford whose will was dated 31 Jul 1575 (2 days before this burial) who mentions Bridget as his kinswoman, NOT one of his 4 listed daughters.

It listed his co. Northampton property and income including his manors and lands in Upton, Aylesworth, Helpeston, Etton, Woodcroft, Castor, Sutton, and Ufford

It listed his co. Northampton property and income including his manors and lands in Upton, Aylesworth, Helpeston, Etton, Woodcroft, Castor, Sutton, and Ufford

bequeathed to his wife a life interest in his lands in Shottisham, co. Suffolk among other things, and to his daughter Dorothy, 200 marks when she turned 21 or got married

as stated in his Inq. P.M.

Weis lists his death about 1629, but Richardson says, "occurs at Yarcombe, Devon from 1581 up through at least 1632."

had a grant of arms

daughter Anne was baptized

daughter Anne was baptized

of Braintree, Co. Essex, England

daughter Wilmot was baptized

daughter Wilmot was baptized

Agnes/Anne (1568-1600) daughter of Thomas Berrington

took an appprentice joiner

daughter Agnes was baptized

daughter Agnes was baptized

youngest child

Charter of Feoffment