b. 1642 (app)
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bur. 02/12/1728 | Burwash, Sussex |
Marriages/Partnerships
m.
18/04/1670 |
Josephus Cruttenden | Burwash, Sussex | bur. 15/01/1708 |
Children
Joseph Crottenden | |||
Samuel Cruttenden | |||
Benjamin Cruttenden | |||
John Cruttenden | |||
Elizabeth Reynolds | |||
bap. 30/03/1676 | Easter Cruttenden | ||
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Note: Includes only children from certificates, baptism entries, or from census
entries where the relationship is specified. For married women, please see their
husband's entry for children from censuses.
Occupations
1722 | widdow |
Also known as
Easter Cruttenden, Esther Cruttenden, Hestera Cruttenden |
Did You Know?
- I think it's possible that the Richard Reynolds mentioned in the will of his grandmother Hester Henley was the son of Richard and Elizabeth Reynalds baptised in Hawkhurst in March 1698/9 . I haven't been able to find any record of a marriage for the couple but Elizabeth's sister Easter Cruttenden was stated to be of Hawkhurst when she married John Thomas in Benenden in 1708. It's peculiar that Elizabeth isn't mentioned in the 1707/8 will of her father Josephus Cruttenden, but I have a suspicion that a line was skipped when the will was copied as one part reads 'I give & bequeath vnto Benjamin Cruttenden my Sone the su[m]me of Twenty pounds of Lawfull mony w[i]thin six months after my decease', without the usual 'to be paid to him'.
Documentary Sources
Source:
PBT/1/1/47/75A
East Sussex Record Office
East Sussex Record Office
Source:
PBT 1/1/52/598
East Sussex Record Office
East Sussex Record Office
Possibly the Same Person?
Esther Henley
Name
Age
If Esther wife of Joseph Cruttenden listed her children in birth order in her will, her second son was called John, the name of the Hellingly Esther's father.
If Esther wife of Joseph Cruttenden listed her children in birth order in her will, her second son was called John, the name of the Hellingly Esther's father.
Locations
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