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| -Thomas PARKIN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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1/4/1601 |
Ecclesfield |
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30/1/1655 |
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| -John PARKIN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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18/3/1603 |
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18/3/1603 |
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| John was described as being a yeoman of Mortomley.
I suspect that The John Parkin who married Jane Stead and had a son Thomas may have been a different John, because there is a reference that said that there was no issue.
His will was dated 18th April 1634, in which he made bequests to his neice Jane Hanley and to his nephew John Parkin
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| -William PARKIN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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30/11/1605 |
Mortomley, Ecclesfield |
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| *Zachariah PARKIN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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ca 1609 |
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10/5/1653 |
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| According to the Ecclesfield parish records, Zachary Parkin the son of Thomas Parkin was baptised on 23rd March 1619. But he was married in 1630, so something is awry here. The IGI has "about 1605", but I don't know where this comes from (probably just 25 years before his marriage). Perhaps he was not baptised as an infant. It is of course possible that there were two Thomas Parkyns, both of whom had a son called Zachariah (it was actually quite a popular name among the Parkins)
Another odd thing is that the wording of this Zachariah's will implies that his eldest son John was still a minor in 1653, implying that he was born after 1632, which is at odds with him being christened in 1629 (actually before his parents were married!)
This is his will . . . . .
In the name of God Amen the eighteenth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred ffiftie and three of Zachariah Parkin or Mortomley in the parish of Ecclesfield in the diocese of York being weake of bodier but of good a ppect memorie praised be God for it do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following.
First and cheeflie I committ my soule into the hands of Almight God my Creatror assuredlie trusting in him that of his infinite memory(?) and by and through the ministry(?) of Jesus Christ his onlie sonne and my all sufficient Saviour he will freelie forgive me all my sins and in his due tyme take me out of the ? of this transaitory world and restore(?) me into his eternal kingdom and my body I comitt to the earth from whence it was taken to be decently buried at the discretion of my executors hereafter named.
Item my will is that my lawful debts be paid and my funeral expenses discharged out of my whole goods. Item I give and bequeath to John my eldest sonne my chest and all the ? therein
Item my will is that the said John my eldest sonne shall have one of the best houses at his ? I give after my decease in lieu of his childs right
Item I give and bequeath to Isabell my wife the third part of all my clean(?) goods in lieu of her wives right.
Item I give to my son Nicholas the sum of twentie pounds.
Item I give to Zacharia my youngest sonne the some of twenty pounds.
Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Jane the sum of ffortie pounds.
The remainder of the two parts of my goods unbequeathed if any such bee I give and bequeath unto Isabell my wife unto Thomas my second sonne to Nicholas my third son to Zacharia my youngest sonne and to my daughter Jane to be equally divided amongst them.
Item my will is that if my executors hereafter named do make sale of the ? wood fitt for logg wood now growing on the lands and tenements in Morthamley before my eldest sonne attains to the full age of one and twentie years that then my said executors shall be lyable to pay and ? one bond of thirtie pounds due to be paid to William Handley of Birley Carr in the parish of Ecclesfield but if that my executors doe not make sale of the logg wood above said that then my eldest son John Parkin shall be lyable to pay and discharge this above named thirtie pounds according to the true intent and meaning of the said bond and as it is conteyned therein. And I doe hereby and ordain Isabell my wife and Zacharia my youngest son sole executors of this my last will and testament. The mark and signet of Zacharia Parkin Witnesses hereof Thomas Ludley, Nicholas Nayler, Mark Cooper, William Clarke.
This will was proved at Westminster before the judges for probate of wills and granting administrations appointed by Act of Parliament ? an Act for probate of wills and executing ? the first day of August in the yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred fiftie and three by the oath of Isabell Parkin one of the executors named in the said will to whom was committed(?) administration of all and singular the goods chattels and debts of the said deceased she being by comission first sworn truly to administer the same power being reserved the like administration to be remitted(?) unto Zachariah Parkin the natual and lawful sonne of the said deceased the other executor named in the said will when he legally requires the same.
The following document is at the Sheffield Archives (MD2817)
To this court it is presented and found by the jury upon their oaths (to witt William Stanland, Ralph Hide, Thomas Hide, William Oare, John Smyth, Robert Haigh, John Gills, Thomas Bayley, Thomas Smyth, George Stones, Edward Thompson, Ralph Geit) that Zachary Parkin late of Mortomley yeoman ? died before this court . . . to him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten of ..... messuage or tenemant appurtenances situate and being in Mortomley aforesaid within the manor of Sheffield and a house and eight acres of land meadow. Juury found that John should inherit land currently occupied by Thomas Silvesterand of money(?( other cottage with ? in Mortomley aforesaid with a croft thereunto belonging now in the occupation of James Parkin....... And the said Jury find that the said tenement cottage land and all of the .......and further find that John Parkin is the eldest son and next heir male of the body of the said Zachary and of the age of one and twenty years or thereabouts at the time of the making of this inquisition and the said John did ? at the said court......Sheffield at the court Baron of the right noble Matthew court of ? Arandel ex Fab in Phillip John Holland Esq the 9th May 1654 |
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