Roger Derneley
ID# 12781, b. about 1536, d. after November 1616
- Charts
- John Dernelly (c.1451-)
Birth:
Roger Derneley was born about 1536
.
Roger Derneley was the son of Oliver Derneley and Agnes (?)
Marriage:
Roger Derneley married Johanna Prince, daughter of James Prince and Elizabeth (?), in 1564 at Barton Stacey, Winchester, Hampshire, England,
.
between 1568 and 1573 Roger Derneley lived at Winchester, Hampshire, England,
In 1568 he was in Winchester:
From www.british-history.ac.uk (also in The National Archives ref E 40/12591)
Indenture, 10 August, 10 Elizabeth, whereby 'Stephan' Cooke, the son of 'Stephan' Cooke, of Micheldever, 'haburdassher,' puts himself apprentice to Roger Durnellie, of the city of Winchester, 'haburdassher,' from Lady Day last for nine years, &c; to receive 20s. at the end of the term.
And he was still in Winchester in 1573, when his brother Edmund wrote his will.
And then to Farnham ?
Roger's daughter Scholastica (Scolles) married in Farnham, Surrey in 1596.
There are some other references to Roger in Farnham:-
On findmypast:
Eleanor Durnelly buried 29 November 1598, Farnham, Surrey.
Joan Durnell buried 08 Sep 1602 Farnham, Surrey.
On Ancestry:
Ellenor Durnells buried 29 November 1598, dau of Roger Durnelly.
Unfortunately, turning the pages of the Ancestry record, the page for September 1602 is missing. But my suspicion is that the Joan burial is for Roger's wife.
Also on findmypast, there is a reference to a will involving Roger in Farnham, in 1616. Unfortunately, he is merely a witness to this will, but it confirms his residence in Farnham. See Roger Dernelly, 1616, Surrey Wills.
I have searched for Roger's burial in Surrey without success.
JAD 2019.
From www.british-history.ac.uk (also in The National Archives ref E 40/12591)
Indenture, 10 August, 10 Elizabeth, whereby 'Stephan' Cooke, the son of 'Stephan' Cooke, of Micheldever, 'haburdassher,' puts himself apprentice to Roger Durnellie, of the city of Winchester, 'haburdassher,' from Lady Day last for nine years, &c; to receive 20s. at the end of the term.
And he was still in Winchester in 1573, when his brother Edmund wrote his will.
And then to Farnham ?
Roger's daughter Scholastica (Scolles) married in Farnham, Surrey in 1596.
There are some other references to Roger in Farnham:-
On findmypast:
Eleanor Durnelly buried 29 November 1598, Farnham, Surrey.
Joan Durnell buried 08 Sep 1602 Farnham, Surrey.
On Ancestry:
Ellenor Durnells buried 29 November 1598, dau of Roger Durnelly.
Unfortunately, turning the pages of the Ancestry record, the page for September 1602 is missing. But my suspicion is that the Joan burial is for Roger's wife.
Also on findmypast, there is a reference to a will involving Roger in Farnham, in 1616. Unfortunately, he is merely a witness to this will, but it confirms his residence in Farnham. See Roger Dernelly, 1616, Surrey Wills.
I have searched for Roger's burial in Surrey without success.
JAD 2019.
There were at least 2 children by 1569.
I think Roger and Johanna may have had 2 more children in addition to Daniel and Mary. In her will, Alice Mill lists many of her relatives in family groups. Having mentioned her 'brother' Roger, Alice then mentions a niece whose name looks like Schelly*, with surname Wyre/Wyne/Vyne, who could be a married daughter of Roger's, then niece Mary Dernelly and her child, then nephew Danyell Dernelly and 'children', and then 'I give to Beniamyn Dernelly's child xxs'. So I assume that Beniamyn is a son of Roger's who had died before 1621. I cannot find any trace of Beniamyn.
- Janet Davies
See Alice Prince
See Beniamyn Dernelly
* now thought to be Schellys/Scolles/Scholistira Durmelly who married Anthony Vyne in 1596. See Scolles Durmelly.
I think Roger and Johanna may have had 2 more children in addition to Daniel and Mary. In her will, Alice Mill lists many of her relatives in family groups. Having mentioned her 'brother' Roger, Alice then mentions a niece whose name looks like Schelly*, with surname Wyre/Wyne/Vyne, who could be a married daughter of Roger's, then niece Mary Dernelly and her child, then nephew Danyell Dernelly and 'children', and then 'I give to Beniamyn Dernelly's child xxs'. So I assume that Beniamyn is a son of Roger's who had died before 1621. I cannot find any trace of Beniamyn.
- Janet Davies
See Alice Prince
See Beniamyn Dernelly
* now thought to be Schellys/Scolles/Scholistira Durmelly who married Anthony Vyne in 1596. See Scolles Durmelly.
He was living in October 1616; Alice Mill (Roger's sister-in-law) left a will in 1616 that named Roger.
see Alice Prince
also
11 Jun 1616 Roger Dernelly was a witness to the will of Elizabeth Huett of Farnham.
Death:
Roger Derneley died after November 1616
.
Children of Roger Derneley and Johanna Prince
- Daniel Darneley+ b. abt 1567, d. May 1623
- Beniamyn Dernelly b. abt 1570, d. b 1621
- Scolles Durmelly b. abt 1575
- Eleanor Durnelly b. abt 1580, d. Nov 1598
- Mary Dernelly b. abt 1590
Daniel Darnelly
ID# 12782, b. July 1636, d. 23 September 1659
- Charts
- John Dernelly (c.1451-)
Birth:
Daniel Darnelly was born in July 1636 at Cambridgeshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Daniel Darnelly was the son of Daniel Darnelly and Jane Loning.
Daniel Darnelly was baptised on 18 August 1636 at Teversham, Cambridgeshire, England,
Daniel son of Daniel Darnelly, rector.
Daniel Darnelly was educated in 1652 at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England,
Daniel Darnelly matriculated 10 April 1652, and took his B.A. degree in 1655, and M.A. in 1659.
DARNELLY, DANIEL. M.A. 1634-5 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of Daniel, of London, clerk. Bapt. at St Mary Woolchurch, Dec 2, 1604. Matric. from New College, Oxford, Nov. 14, 1623, age 19; B.A. 1627; M.A. 1629-30. R. of Currey Mallett, Somerset, 1632. V. of Walden St Paul, Herts., 1634. R. of Teversham, Cambs., 1635-46 (sequestered). Father of the next. (A I. Oxon.)
see Daniel Darnelly
DARNELLY, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter, 1652, as 'Davine.' S. of Daniel (above). Bapt. at Teversham, Cambs., Aug. 18, 1636. B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659. Fellow, 1656-9. Died Sept. 23, 1659. M.I. in the College Chapel. (Le Neve, Mon., iv. 70.)
DARNLEY, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Nov. 15, 1649. Of Yorkshire.
see Richard Darnley
DARNELLY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Oct. 24, 1668. S. of Richard, of Thames Street, London (who was probably a brother of Daniel, of 1634-5). B. there. School, Tottenham. Matric. 1668; M.B. 1674; M.D. 1681. Candidate, R.C.P. 1682. Fellow, 1685. Censor. Died Jan. 11, 1732-3- (Munk, 1. 434.)
see Richard Darnelly
source: Alumni cantabrigienses; a biographical list of all known students, graduates and holders of office at the University of Cambridge (Volume pt 1 vol 1)
see ebooksread.com.
DARNELLY, DANIEL. M.A. 1634-5 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of Daniel, of London, clerk. Bapt. at St Mary Woolchurch, Dec 2, 1604. Matric. from New College, Oxford, Nov. 14, 1623, age 19; B.A. 1627; M.A. 1629-30. R. of Currey Mallett, Somerset, 1632. V. of Walden St Paul, Herts., 1634. R. of Teversham, Cambs., 1635-46 (sequestered). Father of the next. (A I. Oxon.)
see Daniel Darnelly
DARNELLY, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter, 1652, as 'Davine.' S. of Daniel (above). Bapt. at Teversham, Cambs., Aug. 18, 1636. B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659. Fellow, 1656-9. Died Sept. 23, 1659. M.I. in the College Chapel. (Le Neve, Mon., iv. 70.)
DARNLEY, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Nov. 15, 1649. Of Yorkshire.
see Richard Darnley
DARNELLY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Oct. 24, 1668. S. of Richard, of Thames Street, London (who was probably a brother of Daniel, of 1634-5). B. there. School, Tottenham. Matric. 1668; M.B. 1674; M.D. 1681. Candidate, R.C.P. 1682. Fellow, 1685. Censor. Died Jan. 11, 1732-3- (Munk, 1. 434.)
see Richard Darnelly
source: Alumni cantabrigienses; a biographical list of all known students, graduates and holders of office at the University of Cambridge (Volume pt 1 vol 1)
see ebooksread.com.
Death:
Daniel Darnelly died on 23 September 1659 at Cambridge University, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, at age 23 years and 2 months
.
Daniel Darnelly was buried on 26 September 1659 at St. Edward's Church, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England,
The following record of his burial has been copied from the Register of St. Edward's Church, Cambridge:—
" 1659. Mr Daniell Darnelly, one of the fellows of Trinitie Hall, was buried in Trinitie Hall Chappell, September 26; the clearke of St Edward's had for performeing his dutye 6s 8d."
Facsimile of a Brass commemorating Daniel Darnelly,placed on south wall of Ante-Chapel of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Rough translation below:
Daniel Darnelly 1636-1659
Here lies Daniel Darnelly
son and heir of Daniel and his wife Jane
who after his apprenticeship was
successfully admitted
to the ranks of the society of
Trinity College as Master of Arts.
(Here, grief.)
In the flower of his youth,
died 23rd September of the year 1659.
In the hope of the blessed resurrection.
" 1659. Mr Daniell Darnelly, one of the fellows of Trinitie Hall, was buried in Trinitie Hall Chappell, September 26; the clearke of St Edward's had for performeing his dutye 6s 8d."
Jane Loning
ID# 12784, b. about 1614
- Charts
- John Dernelly (c.1451-)
Birth:
Jane Loning was born about 1614
.
Marriage:
Jane Loning married Daniel Darnelly, son of Daniel Darneley and Mary Stalling, on 12 October 1635 at St. Andrew-The-Less, Barnwell, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England,
.
Children of Jane Loning and Daniel Darnelly
- Daniel Darnelly b. Jul 1636, d. 23 Sep 1659
- Mary Darnelly+ b. Feb 1637, d. May 1673
- Edward Darnelly b. Sep 1640
Cicily Sutton
ID# 12786, b. 1574, d. August 1656
- Charts
- John Dernelly (c.1451-)
Birth:
Cicily Sutton was born in 1574
.
Cicily Sutton was the daughter of John Sutton.
Marriage:
Cicily Sutton married William Crossley in 1596
.
in 1610 Cicily Sutton lived at Soper Lane, St. Pancras, London, Middlesex, England,
.
Marriage:
Cicily Sutton married Daniel Darneley, son of Roger Derneley and Johanna Prince, on 24 June 1610 at Cobham, Surrey, England,
.
Cicily Sutton left a will on 20 September 1654 at Cobham, Surrey, England.
Will of Cicely Darnelly written 1654, probate 1656
Names of Cicely's relatives (including 4 surviving children, one deceased child, 20 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren) are highlighted. She uses the term 'son-in-law' for both her sons-in-law and for her step-sons.
In the name of God Amen
The twentieth day of September in the yeare of our Lord God accordinge to the
Computacon of the Church of England one thousand six hundred fifty and fower I
Cicely Darnelly of Cobham in the County of Surrey widdowe beinge in health
of body and of good and perfect minde and memory (praised be god therefore)
doe make and declare my last will and testament in forme followinge That
is to say ffirst I commend my Soule into the hands of the Almighty god my
Creator hopinge to obtaine full and free remission of all my sinnes and
to enjoy eternall life and happines in his heavenly kingdome through the
only merritts of my only Saviour and redeemer Jesus Christ My mortall
body I comitt to the earth in hope of a joyfull resurrecson And as touchinge
the deviseings and disposeings of such goods chattels and estate as it hath
pleased god to lend mee in this world I give and bequeath the same as followeth
That is to say ffirst I give and bequeath unto such of my grandchildren hereafter
mentioned (that is to say) unto Daniell Sarah and Mary children of my sonne
Richard Darnelly unto Martha and Rebecca daughters of my daughter Ffoster unto
Edward Hugh John Elizabeth Rebecca and Mary sonnes and daughters of my
daughter Vaghan And unto John Samuell Richard Edward Elizabeth Mary and
Sarah sonnes and daughters of my daughter Davies to each of them forty shillings
a piece Item I give and bequeath unto each of my grandchildrens husbands (that
is to say) Richard Vaghan William Ffrith Edward Austen and Isaac Rutton and
Doctor Ent twenty shillings apiece Item I give and bequeath unto each of
my great grandchildren hereafter named (that is to say) Mary and Sarah
the children of my grandaughter Martha Vaghan unto William John Isaark
and Mary the children of my grandaughter Mary Ffrith unto Henry Edward
Mary and Elizabeth children of my grandaughter Elizabeth Austen unto Mary
the daughter of my grandaughter Rebecca Rutton unto Stephen the sonne of my
grandsonne Stephen Cox And unto George the sonne of my grandaughter
Sarah Ent twentie shillings a piece Item I give and bequeath unto my
niece Martha Preston and her husband each of them twentie shillings a piece
to buy them rings to weare in remembrance of mee Item I give and
bequeath unto Doctor Morton Mr Halton Mr King and Mr Goldwyre ministers
each of them twenty shillings a piece for rings to weare in remembrance of
mee Item I give and bequeath unto my two sonnes in lawe Daniell and
Edward the sonnes of my late husband Darnelly each of them twenty shillings
a piece for rings to weare in remembrance of mee Item I give unto Mr E
John Harris twentie shillings for a ring And whereas my late daughter Sarah
Cox did by her last will and testament give or appoint the summe
of ffifty pounds for purchase lands for the use of the vicar and poore of
Cobham aforesaid accordinge to her will which summe of ffifty pounds I have
disbursed with an addition of thirty pounds thereunto for the purchase of certaine
lands and tenements at Ripley in Surrey aforesaid besides the charges of the
assurance the rente and proffitts whereof are lymtted and appointed as followeth
(that is to say) ffower pounds thereof yearely to the use of the vicar and poore
of Cobham aforesaid and the residue of the same rents and proffitts to the
use of my selfe duringe my life And after my decease to such uses as
I should appoint Now I the said Cicely Darnelly doe hereby will and appoint
the residue of the said rents and proffitts to the releife of poore widowers and
widdowes of the said parrish of Cobham or such other poore people past their
labour yearely as my executor and my daughters Martha Ffoster and Mary
Vaghan or the survivours or survivour of them shall thinke fitt and appoint
And after their deceases as the Minister Churchwardens and overseers of the
poore of the said parrish of Cobham for the tiyme beinge forever shall in
their discresion thinke fitt Item I give to such maide servants as shall dwell
with mee at my death ffourtie shillings for mournings Item I give to John
Remnant and Anne Spuall two other of my servants that formerly dwelt with
mee each of them that shalbe livinge at my death twentie shillings but if
they or either of them shalbe then daid then I give the part of him her or them
so deceased to such other two of my former servents as my said executor
and my daughters Martha Ffoster and Mary Vaghan shall thinke fitt Item I
give to my sonne Richard Darnelly to be paid him in plate three pounds
And to his wife twentie shillings for a ringe Item I give to my sonne
Edward Davies to be paid him in plate three pounds Item I give to my grand
sonne Edward Vaghan tenn pounds Item I give to my sonne Richard
Darnelly my sonne in law Edward Davies and their wives my daughter Ffoster
and daughter Vaghan and my grandsonne Edward Vaghan each of them five pounds
a piece for mourninge The rest and residue of all and singular my goods chattels
debts and personall estate whatsoever not hereby bequeathed my funeral charges
beinge paid (except twentie pounds of my said estate) I will shall equallie
and part and partlike parted shared and devided betweene my sonne Richard
Darnelly and my three daughters Martha Ffoster Mary Vaghan and Elizabeth Davies
And I will that the said twenty pounds shall remaine in my executors hands
three yeares after my decease to beare the charges of such suites as shall happen
to be brought against my executor if any be by reason of my beinge executrix
of my late two husbands and my daughter Cox deceased And if the said
twenty pounds shall not be expended within the said three yeares then I
will that six pounds thereof shalbe given to six poore widowes of Ministers or
other poore widdowes such as my executor shall thinke fitt The residue thereof
(if any be) I will shalbe divided betweene my said sonne Darnelly and my
said three daughters part and part like And I make and ordaine my said
grandsonne Edward Vaghan the full and sole executor of this my last will
and testament And I doe desire my grandsonnes in law William Ffrith
and Isaac Rutton to be overseers of this my last will and testament And
for their paines to be taken therein I give unto each of them twenty shillings
a piece to make them rings And I doe revoke all former wills by mee
made In witness whereof I the said Cicley Darnelly the testatrix have to
this my last will and testament put my hand and seals the day and
year first abovewritten The marke of the said Cicely Darnelly These
presents containing six sheets of paper to each of which the said Cicely
Darnelly the testatrix hath sett her marke and by her signed sealed published
And declared for and as her last will and testament the day and yeare
first abovewritten In the presence of us John Harris Tho Sturges Ser
This will was proved at London
the one and twentieth day of the month of October in the yeare of
our Lord God one thousand six hundred fifty and six before the
Judges for probate of wills and grantinge administrators lawfully authorised
by the oath of Edward Vaghan the grandsonne of the said deceased and
sole executor named in this her last will and testament to whom
was committed administration of all and singuler the goods chattels
and debts of the said deceased Hee the said Edward Vaghan beinge first
sworne in due forme of law well and truely to administer the same.
Transcribed by JAD, November 2011.
Names of Cicely's relatives (including 4 surviving children, one deceased child, 20 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren) are highlighted. She uses the term 'son-in-law' for both her sons-in-law and for her step-sons.
In the name of God Amen
The twentieth day of September in the yeare of our Lord God accordinge to the
Computacon of the Church of England one thousand six hundred fifty and fower I
Cicely Darnelly of Cobham in the County of Surrey widdowe beinge in health
of body and of good and perfect minde and memory (praised be god therefore)
doe make and declare my last will and testament in forme followinge That
is to say ffirst I commend my Soule into the hands of the Almighty god my
Creator hopinge to obtaine full and free remission of all my sinnes and
to enjoy eternall life and happines in his heavenly kingdome through the
only merritts of my only Saviour and redeemer Jesus Christ My mortall
body I comitt to the earth in hope of a joyfull resurrecson And as touchinge
the deviseings and disposeings of such goods chattels and estate as it hath
pleased god to lend mee in this world I give and bequeath the same as followeth
That is to say ffirst I give and bequeath unto such of my grandchildren hereafter
mentioned (that is to say) unto Daniell Sarah and Mary children of my sonne
Richard Darnelly unto Martha and Rebecca daughters of my daughter Ffoster unto
Edward Hugh John Elizabeth Rebecca and Mary sonnes and daughters of my
daughter Vaghan And unto John Samuell Richard Edward Elizabeth Mary and
Sarah sonnes and daughters of my daughter Davies to each of them forty shillings
a piece Item I give and bequeath unto each of my grandchildrens husbands (that
is to say) Richard Vaghan William Ffrith Edward Austen and Isaac Rutton and
Doctor Ent twenty shillings apiece Item I give and bequeath unto each of
my great grandchildren hereafter named (that is to say) Mary and Sarah
the children of my grandaughter Martha Vaghan unto William John Isaark
and Mary the children of my grandaughter Mary Ffrith unto Henry Edward
Mary and Elizabeth children of my grandaughter Elizabeth Austen unto Mary
the daughter of my grandaughter Rebecca Rutton unto Stephen the sonne of my
grandsonne Stephen Cox And unto George the sonne of my grandaughter
Sarah Ent twentie shillings a piece Item I give and bequeath unto my
niece Martha Preston and her husband each of them twentie shillings a piece
to buy them rings to weare in remembrance of mee Item I give and
bequeath unto Doctor Morton Mr Halton Mr King and Mr Goldwyre ministers
each of them twenty shillings a piece for rings to weare in remembrance of
mee Item I give and bequeath unto my two sonnes in lawe Daniell and
Edward the sonnes of my late husband Darnelly each of them twenty shillings
a piece for rings to weare in remembrance of mee Item I give unto Mr E
John Harris twentie shillings for a ring And whereas my late daughter Sarah
Cox did by her last will and testament give or appoint the summe
of ffifty pounds for purchase lands for the use of the vicar and poore of
Cobham aforesaid accordinge to her will which summe of ffifty pounds I have
disbursed with an addition of thirty pounds thereunto for the purchase of certaine
lands and tenements at Ripley in Surrey aforesaid besides the charges of the
assurance the rente and proffitts whereof are lymtted and appointed as followeth
(that is to say) ffower pounds thereof yearely to the use of the vicar and poore
of Cobham aforesaid and the residue of the same rents and proffitts to the
use of my selfe duringe my life And after my decease to such uses as
I should appoint Now I the said Cicely Darnelly doe hereby will and appoint
the residue of the said rents and proffitts to the releife of poore widowers and
widdowes of the said parrish of Cobham or such other poore people past their
labour yearely as my executor and my daughters Martha Ffoster and Mary
Vaghan or the survivours or survivour of them shall thinke fitt and appoint
And after their deceases as the Minister Churchwardens and overseers of the
poore of the said parrish of Cobham for the tiyme beinge forever shall in
their discresion thinke fitt Item I give to such maide servants as shall dwell
with mee at my death ffourtie shillings for mournings Item I give to John
Remnant and Anne Spuall two other of my servants that formerly dwelt with
mee each of them that shalbe livinge at my death twentie shillings but if
they or either of them shalbe then daid then I give the part of him her or them
so deceased to such other two of my former servents as my said executor
and my daughters Martha Ffoster and Mary Vaghan shall thinke fitt Item I
give to my sonne Richard Darnelly to be paid him in plate three pounds
And to his wife twentie shillings for a ringe Item I give to my sonne
Edward Davies to be paid him in plate three pounds Item I give to my grand
sonne Edward Vaghan tenn pounds Item I give to my sonne Richard
Darnelly my sonne in law Edward Davies and their wives my daughter Ffoster
and daughter Vaghan and my grandsonne Edward Vaghan each of them five pounds
a piece for mourninge The rest and residue of all and singular my goods chattels
debts and personall estate whatsoever not hereby bequeathed my funeral charges
beinge paid (except twentie pounds of my said estate) I will shall equallie
and part and partlike parted shared and devided betweene my sonne Richard
Darnelly and my three daughters Martha Ffoster Mary Vaghan and Elizabeth Davies
And I will that the said twenty pounds shall remaine in my executors hands
three yeares after my decease to beare the charges of such suites as shall happen
to be brought against my executor if any be by reason of my beinge executrix
of my late two husbands and my daughter Cox deceased And if the said
twenty pounds shall not be expended within the said three yeares then I
will that six pounds thereof shalbe given to six poore widowes of Ministers or
other poore widdowes such as my executor shall thinke fitt The residue thereof
(if any be) I will shalbe divided betweene my said sonne Darnelly and my
said three daughters part and part like And I make and ordaine my said
grandsonne Edward Vaghan the full and sole executor of this my last will
and testament And I doe desire my grandsonnes in law William Ffrith
and Isaac Rutton to be overseers of this my last will and testament And
for their paines to be taken therein I give unto each of them twenty shillings
a piece to make them rings And I doe revoke all former wills by mee
made In witness whereof I the said Cicley Darnelly the testatrix have to
this my last will and testament put my hand and seals the day and
year first abovewritten The marke of the said Cicely Darnelly These
presents containing six sheets of paper to each of which the said Cicely
Darnelly the testatrix hath sett her marke and by her signed sealed published
And declared for and as her last will and testament the day and yeare
first abovewritten In the presence of us John Harris Tho Sturges Ser
This will was proved at London
the one and twentieth day of the month of October in the yeare of
our Lord God one thousand six hundred fifty and six before the
Judges for probate of wills and grantinge administrators lawfully authorised
by the oath of Edward Vaghan the grandsonne of the said deceased and
sole executor named in this her last will and testament to whom
was committed administration of all and singuler the goods chattels
and debts of the said deceased Hee the said Edward Vaghan beinge first
sworne in due forme of law well and truely to administer the same.
Transcribed by JAD, November 2011.
Death:
Cicily Sutton died in August 1656 at London, Middlesex, England, at age 82 years
.
Cicily Sutton was buried on 10 August 1656 at St. Andrew's Church, Cobham, Surrey, England,
Widow
another source has 18 Aug 1656.
another source has 18 Aug 1656.
Probate was granted on her estate on 21 October 1656
.
Children of Cicily Sutton and William Crossley
- Martha Craslie+ b. Jul 1597
- Marie Crosselie+ b. Sep 1599
- Elizabeth Crosley b. Aug 1601, d. b 1615
- William Crosley b. abt 1603, d. Sep 1603
- Sara Crosley b. Jul 1603, d. Sep 1603
- Sarah Crossley+ b. abt 1605, d. Jun 1632
- Rebecca Crossley b. abt 1608, d. Jul 1625
- John Croslie b. Oct 1608
Children of Cicily Sutton and Daniel Darneley
- Agnes Darnelley b. Mar 1612, d. Feb 1615
- Richard Derneley b. Jun 1613, d. Oct 1613
- Elizabeth Derneley+ b. 6 Feb 1615, d. a 1667
- Richard Darnelly+ b. 22 Mar 1615, d. Jul 1667
- Matthew Darnelley b. 30 Jul 1619, d. May 1620
Daniel Darneley
ID# 12787, b. about 1567, d. May 1623
- Charts
- John Dernelly (c.1451-)
Daniel was both a grocer and an apothecary. He signed a petition in 1606 to "disunite, disjoin, separate, and dissociate the Apothecaries of our City of London from the Freemen of the Mystery of Grocers of the same City". Extracted from The history of the Society of Apothecaries of London by CRB Barrett available to read on-line at www.ebooksread.com.
Alexander Brown in The Genesis of the United States Vol II published 1891 and now on www.archive.org provides brief biographies of 'persons connected with the founding of Virginia' and includes:
"Darnelly, Daniel, grocer and apothecary, 3. Sub £37 10s, pd £45. Buried at St Mary Woolchurch Haw, London May 24 1623."
Janet Davies.
Alexander Brown in The Genesis of the United States Vol II published 1891 and now on www.archive.org provides brief biographies of 'persons connected with the founding of Virginia' and includes:
"Darnelly, Daniel, grocer and apothecary, 3. Sub £37 10s, pd £45. Buried at St Mary Woolchurch Haw, London May 24 1623."
Janet Davies.
Birth:
Daniel Darneley was born about 1567
.
Daniel Darneley was the son of Roger Derneley and Johanna Prince.
Marriage:
Daniel Darneley married Mary Stalling, daughter of Richard Stalling, about 1600
.
Marriage:
Daniel Darneley married Cicily Sutton, daughter of John Sutton, on 24 June 1610 at Cobham, Surrey, England,
.
Daniel Darneley left a will in 1623.
Daniel refers to Richard Croshaw as a 'friend' (to whom he gives the responsibility, with others, of looking after some property until Daniel's children are all of age).
I think that Richard, who called Daniel his 'cousin', was more likely to have been a relative of Daniel's first wife than of Daniel himself.
Richard Croshawe of London died 1631. Richard's will (quite a read) - is on www.archive.org in The Virginia magazine of history and biography, Volume 30 by Virginia Historical Society (page 274 of the original, which comes up as p326/537 on the slider at the foot of the page) in a chapter headed Virginia Gleanings in England.
- Janet Davies
Will of Daniell Darnelly 1623, London
Abbreviations have been expanded thus; pte = p(ar)te; psonall = p(er)sonnall etc.
Guesses are given in italics. References to ‘sisters’ assumed to be sisters-in-law.
The probate notice is in Latin and has not been transcribed.
In the name of god Amen I Daniell Darnelly citizen and
grocer of London doe make and declare my last will and testament in forme following that
is to say ffirst I comende my soule unto Amighty god hoping to be saved and that I have
and shall have free remission of al sinnes through the only merritte death and passion
of my Redeemer Jesue Christe my body I remitt to the earth in hope of a joyfull resur-
rec tion And as touching the disposinge of suche estate as god hath lent in this
world I desire the same as followeth That is to say ffirst I will that all my debtes sahlbe
paid accordinge to good conscience And after my debts paid and funeralls discharged I will
that all the residue of my goods chattels debts and p(er)sonall estate whatsoever to me
belonging shalbe devided accordinge to custome whereof I give one third to my
loving wief And one other third p(ar)te thereof I give to and amongst all my children
to be equally devided And the other third p(ar)te I give as followeth That is to say
ffirst I give to my loving wife twenty poundes And all the rest and residue of
all my said last m(en)tioned third p(ar)te of my goodes chattels debts and p(er)sonall
estate I wholly give unto and amongst all my children to be
equally and p(ar)te and p(ar)te like devided amongst them Savinge that out of
the same residue I give these legacies followinge viz to my sister Burt three
pounds to each of her children forty shillinge apiece To my sister Leigh forr
ty shillinges to my sister Bondwell forty shillinges And to my first wifes
two other sisters twenty shillings apiece to make them ringes To my servant
Leonard ffive pound To my servant Edward ffive poundes over and above the
five poundes w(hi)ch he is by agreement to have at the end of his apprentices
hood To my other apprentices and all my other servants men and maydes
in London and at Cobham forty shillinges apiece To my good friends Mr
Croshawe Mr Goodyear Mr Turner Master Evans and Natherne Walker
ffive poundes a piece To Mr Stork minister forty shillinges to make him a ringe
And I am hartely sorry that my strength doth not serve me to sette downe
such other friends as I desired to have remembered with some token of
my love in this my last will whereof I hope they will excuse me And I make
and ordaine the said Cycley my wife the only executrix of this my
last will and testament hoping she will be careful to p(er)forme the trust
I have reposed in her And whereas I have lately conveyed in trust unto
Richard Croshawe goldsmith Thomas Goodyear Drap(er) Richard Turner
Marchant Taylor and Hugh Evans Clothworker Citizens of London all
that my messuages or tenement with the appurtenances wherein I now
dwell in West Cheape London to hold to them their heries and assignes
forever as by an Indenture bearing date the fiveteenth day of this
instant moneth of May may appeare I do will and desire that my said
trustie friends Richard Croshawe Thomas Goodyear Hugh Evans and
Richard Turner shall receve and take the rentes and profits of the said
messuage with the appurtennes to my childrens use and shall despose the
same as followeth That is to say to each of my children an equall share
thereof Saving my eldest sonn whom I will shall have two shares
And when my children shall come of age Then I desire that my said friends
will convey the said messuage with the appurtenances unto and amongst
all my children and their heirs p(ar)te and p(ar)te like Saving to my eldest sonn
two p(ar)tes thereof also I give unto my worthy friends hereundernamed
to make them ringes as followeth that is to say to Doctor Mayon Doctor
Oxenbridge and Doctor Spryer five markes apiece In witness whereof
I the said Danyell Darnelly have hereunto sett my hand and seale the
nineteenth day of May 1623 in the xxjth yeare of the reygne of o(ur) sovereigne lord
kinge James of England e(t)c And of Scotland the lvjth Darnelly
Memorandum that I Daniell Darnelly doe make this codicill to my last will
abovewritten v(i)z I give to my mother Sutton forty shillinges I give to my
first wives mother forty shillinge and I give to my sonnes Ffoster Vaughan
Cox and their wives twenty shillinge a piece And I give to John Crosley
and Rebecca Crosley twentie shillinges a piece In witness whereof I have
hereunto also sett my hand and seale the day and yeare above written Dar
nelly Memorandum that his testament and codicill were read unto signed sea
led and declared by the said Daniell Darnelly for and as his last will in the
presence of us Richard Stork Thomas Smith Sen Hugh Evance Nathan Walworth
Probatum fuit … … London
… … Cicilie Darnelly … …
…
People mentioned in Daniel Darnelly’s 1623 Will
Transcribed by Janet Davies
November 2011.
I think that Richard, who called Daniel his 'cousin', was more likely to have been a relative of Daniel's first wife than of Daniel himself.
Richard Croshawe of London died 1631. Richard's will (quite a read) - is on www.archive.org in The Virginia magazine of history and biography, Volume 30 by Virginia Historical Society (page 274 of the original, which comes up as p326/537 on the slider at the foot of the page) in a chapter headed Virginia Gleanings in England.
- Janet Davies
Will of Daniell Darnelly 1623, London
Abbreviations have been expanded thus; pte = p(ar)te; psonall = p(er)sonnall etc.
Guesses are given in italics. References to ‘sisters’ assumed to be sisters-in-law.
The probate notice is in Latin and has not been transcribed.
In the name of god Amen I Daniell Darnelly citizen and
grocer of London doe make and declare my last will and testament in forme following that
is to say ffirst I comende my soule unto Amighty god hoping to be saved and that I have
and shall have free remission of al sinnes through the only merritte death and passion
of my Redeemer Jesue Christe my body I remitt to the earth in hope of a joyfull resur-
rec tion And as touching the disposinge of suche estate as god hath lent in this
world I desire the same as followeth That is to say ffirst I will that all my debtes sahlbe
paid accordinge to good conscience And after my debts paid and funeralls discharged I will
that all the residue of my goods chattels debts and p(er)sonall estate whatsoever to me
belonging shalbe devided accordinge to custome whereof I give one third to my
loving wief And one other third p(ar)te thereof I give to and amongst all my children
to be equally devided And the other third p(ar)te I give as followeth That is to say
ffirst I give to my loving wife twenty poundes And all the rest and residue of
all my said last m(en)tioned third p(ar)te of my goodes chattels debts and p(er)sonall
estate I wholly give unto and amongst all my children to be
equally and p(ar)te and p(ar)te like devided amongst them Savinge that out of
the same residue I give these legacies followinge viz to my sister Burt three
pounds to each of her children forty shillinge apiece To my sister Leigh forr
ty shillinges to my sister Bondwell forty shillinges And to my first wifes
two other sisters twenty shillings apiece to make them ringes To my servant
Leonard ffive pound To my servant Edward ffive poundes over and above the
five poundes w(hi)ch he is by agreement to have at the end of his apprentices
hood To my other apprentices and all my other servants men and maydes
in London and at Cobham forty shillinges apiece To my good friends Mr
Croshawe Mr Goodyear Mr Turner Master Evans and Natherne Walker
ffive poundes a piece To Mr Stork minister forty shillinges to make him a ringe
And I am hartely sorry that my strength doth not serve me to sette downe
such other friends as I desired to have remembered with some token of
my love in this my last will whereof I hope they will excuse me And I make
and ordaine the said Cycley my wife the only executrix of this my
last will and testament hoping she will be careful to p(er)forme the trust
I have reposed in her And whereas I have lately conveyed in trust unto
Richard Croshawe goldsmith Thomas Goodyear Drap(er) Richard Turner
Marchant Taylor and Hugh Evans Clothworker Citizens of London all
that my messuages or tenement with the appurtenances wherein I now
dwell in West Cheape London to hold to them their heries and assignes
forever as by an Indenture bearing date the fiveteenth day of this
instant moneth of May may appeare I do will and desire that my said
trustie friends Richard Croshawe Thomas Goodyear Hugh Evans and
Richard Turner shall receve and take the rentes and profits of the said
messuage with the appurtennes to my childrens use and shall despose the
same as followeth That is to say to each of my children an equall share
thereof Saving my eldest sonn whom I will shall have two shares
And when my children shall come of age Then I desire that my said friends
will convey the said messuage with the appurtenances unto and amongst
all my children and their heirs p(ar)te and p(ar)te like Saving to my eldest sonn
two p(ar)tes thereof also I give unto my worthy friends hereundernamed
to make them ringes as followeth that is to say to Doctor Mayon Doctor
Oxenbridge and Doctor Spryer five markes apiece In witness whereof
I the said Danyell Darnelly have hereunto sett my hand and seale the
nineteenth day of May 1623 in the xxjth yeare of the reygne of o(ur) sovereigne lord
kinge James of England e(t)c And of Scotland the lvjth Darnelly
Memorandum that I Daniell Darnelly doe make this codicill to my last will
abovewritten v(i)z I give to my mother Sutton forty shillinges I give to my
first wives mother forty shillinge and I give to my sonnes Ffoster Vaughan
Cox and their wives twenty shillinge a piece And I give to John Crosley
and Rebecca Crosley twentie shillinges a piece In witness whereof I have
hereunto also sett my hand and seale the day and yeare above written Dar
nelly Memorandum that his testament and codicill were read unto signed sea
led and declared by the said Daniell Darnelly for and as his last will in the
presence of us Richard Stork Thomas Smith Sen Hugh Evance Nathan Walworth
Probatum fuit … … London
… … Cicilie Darnelly … …
…
People mentioned in Daniel Darnelly’s 1623 Will
| His wife: | Cycley (i.e. Cicily, his second wife) |
| His children: | Not named individually |
| His eldest son: | ditto |
| His sisters: | Surnames Burt (ie Mary Dernelly), Leigh (ie Scholastira Derneley), Bondwell. |
| His sisters-in-law: | Two sisters of his first wife – surnames not given. |
| Servants: | Leonard |
| Servant & apprentice: | Edward |
| Other apprentices: | Not named individually |
| Other servants: | ditto |
| Friends: | Richard Croshawe, goldsmith (a relative of his first wife?) |
| Thomas Goodyear, draper(?) | |
| Richard Turner, merchant tailor | |
| Hugh Evans, clothworker | |
| Natherne Walker | |
| Mr Stork, minister | |
| Doctor Mayon | |
| Doctor Oxenbridge | |
| Doctor Spryer | |
| His mother-in-law: | Mother Sutton |
| His step-sons-in-law: | Ffoster, Vaughan and Cox |
| And their wives: | Not named but known to be Martha, Marie and Sarah (née Crosley) |
| Other stepchildren: | John Crosley and Rebecca Crosley |
| Witnesses: | Richard Stork |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Hugh Evance | |
| Nathan Walworth |
Transcribed by Janet Davies
November 2011.
Death:
Daniel Darneley died in May 1623 at London, England,
.
Daniel Darneley was buried on 24 May 1623 at St. Mary's Church, Woolchurch Haw, London, Middlesex, England,
.
Children of Daniel Darneley and Mary Stalling
- Daniel Darnelly+ b. Oct 1604, d. Mar 1659
- Stephen Darnelly+ b. abt 1605, d. 1644
- Edward Darnelie+ b. Jun 1606, d. Sep 1676
- Mary Derneley b. 30 Aug 1607
- Ellyne Dernelley b. 4 Aug 1609
Children of Daniel Darneley and Cicily Sutton
- Agnes Darnelley b. Mar 1612, d. Feb 1615
- Richard Derneley b. Jun 1613, d. Oct 1613
- Elizabeth Derneley+ b. 6 Feb 1615, d. a 1667
- Richard Darnelly+ b. 22 Mar 1615, d. Jul 1667
- Matthew Darnelley b. 30 Jul 1619, d. May 1620
Hannah Brightwell
ID# 12788, b. about 1615
- Charts
- John Dernelly (c.1451-)
Birth:
Hannah Brightwell was born about 1615
.
Hannah Brightwell was the daughter of Thomas Brightwell and Mary Tapp.
Marriage:
Hannah Brightwell married Edward Darnelie, son of Daniel Darneley and Mary Stalling, on 2 August 1636 at St Leonard, Bromley by Bow, London, Middlesex, England,
Edward Darnelly; Apothecarie Citizen Of London; & Hannah Brightwell
Married by Licence
Greater London Marriage Index (transcription.)
Children of Hannah Brightwell and Edward Darnelie
- Thomas Darnley b. May 1641
- Hannah Darnelly+ b. abt 1643, d. Dec 1667
- Edward Darnelly b. Apr 1643, d. Feb 1678
- William Darnley b. May 1649
- Samuel Darnley b. Sep 1651
- Daniell Darnelly b. Dec 1654
Daniell Darnelly
ID# 12789, b. December 1654
- Charts
- John Dernelly (c.1451-)
Birth:
Daniell Darnelly was born in December 1654 at London, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Daniell Darnelly was the son of Edward Darnelie and Hannah Brightwell.
Daniell Darnelly was baptised on 17 January 1655 at St. Mary's Aldermary, London, England,
.
Possibly died before 1676 as Daniel is not mentioned in father Edward's will.