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| -Thomas HARDING (M) | Parents/Siblings
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ca 1684 |
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| | Not mentioned in his father's will, so I'm not sure if he existed |
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| -Mary HARDING (F) | Parents/Siblings
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ca 1686 |
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| Mary Railton was mentioned in her father Christopher's will, so she was presumably his married daughter
She was a minor beneficiary of the will of her Brother Phillip in 1740, where she was described as Mary Railton. |
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| -Ann HARDING (F) | Parents/Siblings
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ca 1688 |
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| Ann was bequeathed 10 pounds in her father's will of 1726, at which time she was still unmarried.
If her mother was Mary Paipe, she would have been christened at Aikton on 15th May 1692, but this seems very unlikely to me. |
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| -John HARDING (M) | Parents/Siblings
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9/11/1690 |
Irthington, Cumberland, England |
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| | There were at least two John Hardings having children in the 1720s, so finding out which were his is not possible based just on the IGI, |
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| -Margaret HARDING (F) | Parents/Siblings
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11/10/1691 |
Irthington, Cumberland |
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| | Mary was bequeathed 5 pounds in her father's will of 1726, at which time she was still unmarried |
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| -Christopher HARDING (M) | Parents/Siblings
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22/10/1699 |
Irthington, Cumberland, England |
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1702 |
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16/5/1767 |
Dovecote, Walton |
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| Arthur Harding was one of the executors of his father's will of 1729, along with 3 of his brothers, so he must presumably have been born before 1708.
He was also executor of the will of his brother Philip in 1740
This is a transcription of his own will .....
In the name of God Amen. The Eleventh Day of May 1767, I Arthur Harding of
Dovcot in the parish of Walton and in the County of Cumberland being weak in
body but in perfect mind and memory praised be to God for it do make and ordain this to
be my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (viz)
Item. I give and bequeath to my son Christopher Harding our bay mear and all
the husbandry gear . Item. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Thompson the
sum of forty (thirty?) pounds; and all the rest of my goods and chattels I give and
bequeath to my Wife Barbry Hardon and do make and ordain her my whole and sole
Executor this being my last Will and Testament. In witnefs hearof I have set my
hand and seal the Day and year above written.
Arthur Harding his mark X and Seal
His grave was found in Walton churchyard (but not by me) |
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| -Phillip HARDING (M) | Parents/Siblings
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ca 1704 |
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Breckonhill, Brampton, Cumberland, England |
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| Philip Hardon (sic) of Brecon Hill, Brampton made a will in 1740, just before he died
I Phillip Hardon being sick and weak of body but of perfect memory praised be God am hartily inclined to leave my effects in this world as followeth:
Impr. I give and bequeath unto Jennett Gill five pound
Item. I give and bequeath unto Margaret Urwin the sum of fiftie shillings
Also to my sister Mary Railton low(?) shillings sixpence
and leaves my brother Arthur Hardon my sole executor as witness my hand the sixth day of June 1740 Phillip Hardon (mark)
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Wm Atkinson sworn
John Mulman sworn |
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| Mary's maiden name may have been Nixon.
There is an IGI record of a marriage of Christopher Harding and Mary Paipe on 30th January 1682, recorded at both Aikton and Holme Cultram, but these places are at Wigton, a long way away from Irthington.
Mary was bequeathed the household goods that she brought to the house in her husband's will of 1726 |
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