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| *Thomas PARKIN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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1563 |
Ecclesfield, Mortomley |
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1645 |
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| Thomas described himself in his will as being a yeoman of Mortomley.
In 1599, Ralph Carr assigned a piece of land to Thomas Parkin...
"the moiety of a messuage with lands in Mortomley"
From Feet of Fines of the Tudor Period [Yorks] part 4 Trinity term 41 Elizabeth
Thomas was the heir to his father's will, because a suit in Chancery dated 3/11/1602 issued by his step nephew William Parkyn failed.
There is some confusion about wives and dates. According to the Ecclresfield registers, Thomas married Margaret Askew in 1618. But Zachariah the youngest son was born in 1619. Perhaps he had another wife before Margaret. When his will was made, his wife was called Elizabeth!
The following is a description in the Ecclesfield registers of the Parkyn line originating from Thomas:
Thomas Parkyn was of Mortomley: he was born 1563 and was the oldest son of John, son of Peter, son of Robert Parkyn living temp Henry Viii. Thomas Parkyn had issue, by Margaret Askew his wife, three sons of whom the youngest, Zachariah, succeeded to the Mortomley estates etc, by the will of his eldest brother John Parkyn dated 18th April 1634. He (ie Zachariah) had issue by his wife, Isabel, a son and heir John Parkyn of Mortomley who, dying in 1674,left issue by Sarah his wife a son and heir John Parkin of Mortomley who by his first wife Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of John Adams of Darley Hall, had issue, inter alios, Paul Parkin of the Horbury who, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Francis Broadbent of Bramley Hall, left issue on his death in 1751 inter alios, a son and heir Thomas Parkin who, succeeeding to his uncle, William Parkin's estates, became Lord of the Manor of Darley. He married Hannah, daughter of William Wilkinson, of Crowder House, and dying left issue a son and daughter: William bn 9th October 1807 but died a minor, and Catherine Parkyn, sole heiress who married 10th April 1827 John Jeffcock Esq JP, 2nsd son of John Jeffcock of High Hayles. They had issue Parkin Jeffcock who was killed in the Oaks Colliery explosion when leading a body of volunteers to the rescue of those in the pit., Elizabeth Ann Jeffcock and Rev. John Thomas Jeffcock MA of Oriel collerge Oxford and rector of Collegiate church of Wolverhampton who married 28/5/1861 Alicia Ann, 2nd daughter of the Rev. Salisbury Everard MA, vicar of Swaffham and by her has a numerous family.
Thomas made his will made 1645, mentioning his wife Elizabeth and his sons Thomas, James and Zachary (the youngest). The witness to the will was John Parkin (possibly the curate)
"In the name of God Amen the thirteenth(?) day of February in the year of our Lord . . .six hundred . . .and . . .to the . . .of the church of England I Thomas Parkin of Mortomley . . .in the parish of Ecclesfield in the county of York, yeoman, being in reasonably good ? of body and in perfect memory and understanding I thank god for the same to make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following, that is to say first and principally I ... my soul unto the hands of almighty god my creator being faithfully assured? that through? the morbid? state and passion of Jesus Christ? and his only ? all my sins are ? and that? be pardoned and be made ? of God's kingdom and the ? ? and everlasting life ? and among ? ? in Christ and my body I do commit to the earth to be buried in Christian burial ? ? god to take the spirit of life the ? ? from it being assured that soul and body that be knitted? together by the great ? of god and that to ? and ? the ? of my blessed saviour at the ? said ? ? ? ? blessed of my ? ? the kingdom ? for you before this ? ? And ? ? all my goods and chattels situate and being in Mortomley the ? and county aforesaid or ? ? in all ? ? ? other ? ? kingdom of England I give devise? and bequeathe the same. And my will and ? that the same that be and ? to the ? and ? and in manner and form following that is to say and note and ? and ? the ? and conditions and limitations ? ? ? Item I give and bequeath unto Zachary Parkin my youngest son four pound (pence?) lawful money of England and to ? one of the children of the aforesaid Zachary four pounds: Item I give to William Hanley my son in law four pounds and to Jane Hanley daughter of the aforesaid William Hanley four pounds lawful money of england aforesaid. The residue of all and singular my goods and chattels remaining after my funeral? ? and legacies given in this my last will as paid and discharged ? ? I ? give and bequeasth unto Elizabeth Parkin my wife and Thomas Parkin and James Parkin my two sons and I ordain and make the sais Elizabeth Parkin my wife and Thomas Parkin and James Parkin my two sons ? executors of this my testament and last will. In witness thereof? I the said Thomas Parkin ? ? ? will and testament before written in the presence of: William Naylor, John Barber, John Parkin (curate) |
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