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| Information for individual 9177 |
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| 'Christopher WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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14/2/1742 |
Irthington |
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1743 |
Irthington |
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| 'Thomas WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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25/7/1744 |
Irthington, Cumberland |
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14/11/1823 |
Holme House Wetheral |
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| Bequeathed one guinea in his father's will of 1763
NOTE:
There was a Thomas Wanop of Newby who was buried in 1813 aged 63 (born 1750)
This is probably a different Thomas Wannop . . . .
THE OLD VILLAGE OF EDMOND CASTLE. 21 1793. - Thomas Wannop ol Holme House, Wetheral, to Thomas Graham of Lincoln's Inn. Eleven parcels of land in Hayton Holme containing six acres (except a piece of the above called " Bishop Ford Yoking," but now enclosed in a field called " Span Close," containing three roods, for which the vendor is to pay 6d rent to the Earl of Carlisle). Customary rent, 4/6d |
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| 'John WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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8/9/1746 |
Irthington, Cumberland, England |
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| | Bequeathed a half share (with his brother James) in freehold ground in Hayton low-moor in the manor of Hayton in his father's will |
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| 'Christopher WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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10/6/1747 |
Irthington |
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| Christopher was the joint executor, with his mother Margaret Wannop, of his father's will of 1763 and inherited the residue of the estate after bequests had been made.
I believe that this was the Christopher Wannop from "Bankhead" who died in 1817 aged 71, implying that he was born in 1746, rather than 1747 so there is a slight discrepancy. A record from Newby (provided by Urlan Wannop) states that a Christopher Wannop householder died in 1812, age 68, but this Christopher must have been born in 1744 rather than 1747, so the dates are not such a good fit.
However, I now think that it is unlikely that they had a son Thomas in 1775, and I have no confirmation of a son John in 1773. In fact no sons are mentioned in the will. Christopher was baptised in Wreay, as his sisters were, so he had probably alreadt been taken care of.
In the name of God Amen, I Christopher Wannop of Bankhead in the parish of Irthington & county of Cumberland. yeoman, being in health of body but of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding praise be God for the same do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first whereas part of my real estate situated at Newby in the said parish of Irthington in the county aforesaid is part of it freehold and part of it customary or copyhold tenure, now I do hereby gove and devise unto my daughter Mary Lamb (wife of John Lamb) of Kelsyke Hill all those my houses and outhouses together with the garden & orchard adjoining the same situated at Newby aforesaid and likewise all thos fields called and known by the respective names of the Croft bounded by some lands lately belonging to Mr Warwick on the one side & Thomas Armstrong on the other, the field called Spears Garth with the Common annexed and bounded by Robert Graham's lands and Christopher Wannop's lands and the field called the Bountry(?) Buss and also the two fields and known by the names of the Far and Near Downbys, also a certain field called and known by the name of Mennon Hole, together with all the freehold lands which are in any way connected with or laid to or attached to the abobe mentioned fields. To hold the same unto my daughter Mary Lamb her heirs and assigns for ever. Also I give and devise unto my daughter Mary Lamb certain other fields hereafter mentioned - viz the field called Barnards Garth, bounded by Robert Graham's lands and the High Road, the field called the Garth over the way bounded by Thomas Hope's land and Lord Carlisle's lands, the field called Bank Head Close, bounded by Thomas Wannop's lands and Lord Carlisle's lands and the Public Road, the field called the Garden Dale(?) Close, bounded by Christopher Wannop's lands and the High Road, the field called Holme Meadow field, bounded by lands lately belonging to Mr Warwick. Walter Irving's lands and Thomas Graham's lands and Lord Carlisle's lands & the public road, which said fields contain all my customary held under the Holy and undivided Trinity of Saint Mary Carlisle, togetyher with all the freehold lands which are in any way connected with or attached to the same. To have and to hold the said fields above mentioned unto my said daughter Mary Lamb her heirs and assigns for ever.
I do hereby give and devise unto my daughter Catherine Boustead (wife of James Boustead) of Scotby in the parish of Wetheral in the county of Cumberland, all my houses, garden, orchard and Plantations called Newby Bank Head in the township of Newby in the parish of Irthington and county of Cumberland, together with the following fields hereafter menyion, viz Bank Head Common with the plantations of wood upon iy, Aughters Field, Black Brownbanks, Cuddies Close, New Close, High Leases and White Brownbanks bounded by the High Road, John Graham's land, Lord Carlisle's lands, the Mead(?), Christopher Wannop's lands, Walter Irving's lands, lands lately belonging to Mr Warwick and Thomas Wannop's lands, together with all the woods standing & growing upon every part of the said lands and grounds to hold the same unto my said daughter Catherine Boustead her heirs and assigns for ever.
Also I give & devise unto my daughter Hannah Spooner (wife of William Spooner) all my allotment of common situate upon Newby Moor as it is now hedged round, situated in the parish and county aforesaid and bounded by the military road, William Reay's lands, John Graham's lands, Robert Graham's lands, the public road and Mt Thomas Graham's lands, together with all the woods and plantations of every kind, to hold the same unto my said daughter Hannah Spooner her heirs and assigns for ever. And my will is and I do hereby order my said daughters, viz Mary Lamb and Catherine Boustead to pay off and discharge all my just debts and funeral and testamentary expenses out of my real estates, viz Newby and Bank Head estates they the said Mary Lamb and Catherine Boustead the following sums, viz Mary Lamb to sum of two hundred and fifty pounds and Catherine Boustead the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds. My said daughters to pay each one half of my funeral and testamentary expenses. I do nominate & appoint John Lamb of Kelsyke Hill & William Spooner of Bank Heads sole executors of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have to this my last will and testament set my hand & seal this twentieth day of June 18 1817 Christipher Wannop (L:S)
Signed sealed published and declared by the said testator as and for his last will & testament in the presence of us, who in his presence and in the presence of each othere have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses John Topping, John Bulman, John Graham
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Proved by John Lamb od Kelsyke hill in the parish of Irthington in the county of Cumberland husbandman and William Spooer of Bank Head in the said parish, husbandman, the joint executors the 21st February 1818 |
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| 'Robert WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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27/11/1748 |
Irthington, Cumberland, England |
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| | Bequeathed twenty pounds in his fathers will of 1763 |
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| 'John WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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16/7/1749 |
Irthington |
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1831 |
Irthington |
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| | Died aged 87 in 1831, implying birth in 1744, so not a good fit |
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| 'Frances WANNOP (F) | Parents/Siblings
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20/1/1750 |
Irthington, Cumberland |
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| | Bequeathed twenty pounds in her fathers will of 1763 |
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| 'Jane WANNOP (F) | Parents/Siblings
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2/7/1753 |
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2/7/1753 |
Irthington, Cumberland, England |
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| | Bequeathed twenty pounds in her fathers will of 1763 |
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| 'Catherine WANNOP (F) | Parents/Siblings
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20/10/1754 |
Irthington, Cumberland |
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| 'James WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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22/2/1756 |
Irthington, Cumberland |
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| | Bequeathed a half share (with his brother John) in freehold ground in Hayton low-moor in the manor of Hayton in his father's will |
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| 'Margaret WANNOP (F) | Parents/Siblings
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15/10/1758 |
Irthington, Cumberland |
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| Bequeathed twenty pounds in her fathers will of 1763
Aged 77 at time of death, implying birth in 1759 |
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| >Margaret RICHARDSON (F) | | Others called Richardson |
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1718 |
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| Margaret Wannop, wife of Christopher Wannop of Newby was buried in 1773 aged 55.
Margaret Wannop, widow of Christopher Wannop of Newby aged 50, was buried in 1773
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