Joe, As good a time as any to start on the first of my PIGOTT strays listings. >From a pedigree under the Arms - "Ermine, Three fusils conjoined in Fess, Sable." John PIGOTT, b Congleton, Cheshire, ca 1645; Cambridge University - B.A. 1667, M.A. 1670; Vicar of Rolleston; Rector of Ordsall, Notts; Vicar of St Mary, Sandwich, Kent; Prebend of Southwell, Notts; died 1727; marr Mary COOKE; her mother, Mrs Elizabeth COOKE (prob formerly HOLLIS), was living 1677; issue: 1. Catherine PIGOT, b Ware, Herts, Feast of St Luke, 1677; marr Ordsall, 1696, Joseph HALL, a Divine; issue - a daur Anne HALL, living 1721. 2. John PIGOT, b Sandwich, Kent, 1 Aug 1679; died inf. 3. John (II) PIGOT, b Sandwich, 21 Oct 1680. 4. Richard PIGOT, b Sandwich, 13 Nov 1682. 5. Elizabeth PIGOT, b Sandwich, 3 Jul 1684; presented at baptism by her mother's great-aunt, Mrs Grizel BEAUMONT; marr Ordsall, 18 Oct 1705, George MASON; issue - a son Paul MASON, bt Ordsall, 10 Oct 1706. 6. Mary PIGOT, b Sandwich, 30 Mar 1686; presented at baptism by her mother's uncle & aunt, Robert & Hannah HOLLIS, & her great-grandmother Mrs Mary HOLLIS. 7. Anne PIGOT, a twin, b Littlebourne near Canterbury, Kent, 18 Aug 1688; presented at baptism by her mother's aunts, Mrs Mary HALL & Mrs Martha BISHOP; marr Mr LEYBOURNE. 8. Hollis PIGOT, the other twin, b 1688, ditto; Peterhouse, Cantab; Vicar of Cantley, Doncaster, Yorks; Vicar of Epperstone, Notts; Prebend of York; died 4 Apr 1762; marr Southwell, Notts, 19 Oct 1719, Ellen ANDREWS (eld daur of John ANDREWS of Southwell); issue. See [A] below. 9. Hannah PIGOT, b Barham, Kent, 29 Jul 1695; marr Ordsall, 19 Jul 1715, Moses PARNELL, of Co Louth, Ireland; issue - a daur Catherine PARNELL, who died 1795, the wife of John HAWLEY of Doncaster. 10. Martha PIGOT; marr Southwell, 17 Jul 1718, Henry PARNELL, a brother of Moses; issue - a son Henry PARNELL, bt Ordsall, 4 Nov 1722. 11. Robert PIGOT, b 1696; Vicar of Northallerton, Yorks; died 1775; marr Bowton, Notts, 15 Oct 1719, Elizabeth LLOYD (daur of Richard LLOYD of Halton, Notts); issue. See [B] below. 12. Elton PIGOT, b Ordsall, Notts, 7 Oct 1699; presented at baptism by his mother's uncle, William WESTOBOY. [A] Issue of Hollis PIGOT & Ellen ANDREWS: 1. Elizabeth PIGOT, bt Rolleston, 13 Aug 1721; marr William OTTER of Clarborough, Notts; issue: a. Helene OTTER, bt Clarborough, 3 May 1743. b. Elizabeth OTTER, bt Clarborough, 29 Jan 1746. c. Hollis Pigott OTTER, b ca 1747-51; enumerated at Chancery Lane, East Retford, 1841 Census, aged 90+, Ind; died East Retford, Mar qtr 1843; marr St Peter, Nottingham, 18 May 1775, Elizabeth BLAND; issue - a son Hollis OTTER, bt Basford, Notts, 4 Jul 1784. d. Ellen OTTER, bt Clarborough, 3 Sep 1750. e. Elizabeth (II), OTTER, bt Clarborough, 2 May 1755. 2. Mary PIGOT, bt Rolleston, 29 Sep 1722; marr Epperstone, 9 Apr 1752, George GRETTON, of Co Salop, a Divine. 3. Ellen PIGOT, bt Rolleston, 19 Jan 1724; unmarr in 1782. 4. John PIGOT, b 1725; Curate of Epperstone; died v.p.; marr Southwell, Notts, 28 Jun 1753, Bridget LAW (daur of William LAW of Southwell); issue. See [C] below. 5. Catherine PIGOT; unmarr in 1782. 6. William PIGOT; b 1729; Mercer in Doncaster, Yorks; died 1782; marr Doncaster, 20 Apr 1756, Elizabeth BROOKES (daur of William BROOKES of Doncaster, Mercer); issue: a. William Brookes PIGOT, b & d 1757. b. Hollis Robert PIGOT, b & d 1758. c. Elizabeth PIGOT, b 1759; unmarr in 1782. d. William PIGOT, b 1760; an Army Officer; marr Southwell, Notts, 22 Oct 1782, Emma WALKER of Mansfield, Notts; she died Mansfield, Dec qtr 1837; issue - Emma PIGOT, b Southwell, 15 Nov 1783; Fanny, b Southwell, 18 May 1785; William James, b Southwell, 21 Jul 1787; & Brooke, b Southwell, 25 Oct 1789. [B] Issue of Robert PIGOT & Elizabeth LLOYD: 1. Catherine PIGOT, b Ordsall, 3 Aug 1720; presented at baptism by her father's aunt, Hannah HOLLIS, & her aunt Catherine HALL. 2. John PIGOT, b Ordsall, 23 Jun 1721. 3. Elizabeth PIGOT, b Ordsall, 3 Feb 1722-23; presented at baptism by aunts Martha PARNELL & Catherine HALL (representing her father's aunt, Ellen DRINKWATER). 4. Robert PIGOT, b Durham, 1 Sep 1724. 5. Hollis PIGOT, b Durham, 27 Mar 1726. 6. Thomas PIGOT, b Durham, 19 Jan 1727-28. 7. Richard PIGOT, b Durham, 23 Jun 1730; presented at baptism by his father's brother(-in-law) John LUMLEY & cousin Martha HARNESSE. 8. Edward PIGOT, b Durham, 9 May 1732; presented at baptism by his father's sister Frances LUMLEY; died inf. 9. Edward (II) Lloyd PIGOT, b Durham, 12 Dec 1733. 10. Charles PIGOT, b Durham, 7 Oct 1735; presented at baptism by his father's niece, Mary WILMOT. 11. William PIGOT, b Durham, 14 Apr 1737. 12. Henry PIGOT, born "...in ye college" at Durham, 31 Aug 1740; presented at baptism by his father's daughter Elizabeth (representing his sister Anne LEYBURNE). [C] Issue of John PIGOT & Bridget LAW: 1. Jacob Tibson PIGOT, bt Southwell, Notts, 9 May 1754. 2. Bridget Eleanor Andrews PIGOT, bt Epperstone, Notts, 8 Jun 1755; unmarr in 1782. 3. John Hollis PIGOT, bt Epperstone, 8 Jan 1757; of Mansfield, Notts; said to have been in possession of the family estate at Congleton, Cheshire; M.D. of Derby; died 23 Aug 1794, & bur All Saints, Derby, aged 36; marr Southwell, Notts, 7 Sep 1781, Margaret BECHER; issue. See [D] below. 4. Margaret PIGOT, bt Epperstone, 15 Nov 1758; unmarr in 1782. [D] Issue of John Hollis PIGOTT & Margaret BECHER: 1. Elizabeth Bridget Margaret PIGOT, bt St Werburgh's, Derby, 21 Sep 1782; died inf. 2. Elizabeth (II) Bridget PIGOT, bt St Werburgh's, Derby, 11 Oct 1783; a "...great friend" of the poet, Lord BYRON (he lived for a time, ca 1804, at Southwell with his widowed mother); she never saw or heard from Lord BYRON again after 1808; enumerated at Easthorpe, Southwell, 1841 Census, aged 55+, Ind; at same address, 1861 Census, aged 77, Fundholder, with cook & housemaid; died Southwell, 11 Dec 1866, aged 83; unmarr. 3. John Margaret Becher PIGOT; M.D. of Edinburgh; also a friend of BYRON, & with him presented a theatrical performance in Southwell; Mayor of Nottingham, 1841; M.D., Edinburgh; enumerated at Ruddington, Notts, 1851, aged 65, Magistrate & Retired Physician, with son Hugh; at 17 Wilford St, Ruddington, Notts, 1861 Census, aged 75, with son; died Basford, Notts, Mar qtr 1871, aged 85; marr St Werburgh, Derby, 2 Jan 1809, Lucinda BOYER; issue: a. John Clare PIGOT, b 1809; B.D., Cambridge; enumerated at Thrumpton Lodge, Weston super Mare, Somerset, 1861, aged 51, Clergyman of the C.of E. without cure of souls, with 2 servants; ditto, 1871, with 2nd wife Mary Jane; died 1880; marr Elizabeth WREY. b. Richard Milnes PIGOT, b Chester, 1811; enumerated at Northgate St, Cathedral Precincts, Chester, 1851, aged 40, Medical Practitioner (Edinburgh), with wife Anna & 4 ch'n; at 38 Watergate St, Chester, Surgeon (Edin) & Apothecary (London), with 2nd wife Catherine & 4 ch'n; marr Southwell, Notts, Sep qtr 1842; issue - William PIGOT, b Southwell, 1844; Lucinda PIGOT, b Stockport, Cheshire, 1845; Henrietta Becher PIGOT, b Chester, 1849; Caroline PIGOT, b Chester, 1851; Abraham Brooke PIGOT, b Chester, 1859. c. Henry Becher PIGOT, b Chester, 1812; enumerated at 50 Milner Sq, Isington, Co Msx, 1851, aged 39, Landing Waiter, Customs, with wife & 2 ch'n; at same address, 1861, Surveyor & Inspector of Customs, with wife & son; died Kidderminster, Mar qtr 1893; marr Nottingham, Jun qtr 1841, Ellen MELVILLE; issue - William Melville PIGOT, b 1842 (Curate of Hardingham, Norfolk. d. Elizabeth Becher PIGOT, b Chester, 1813; marr Nottingham, Jun qtr 1839. e. Ellen PIGOT, b Chester, 1815. f. Hugh Flamstead PIGOT, b Nottingham, 1841; adm Inner Temple, 1862; adm to the Bar, 1865; Midland Circuit; with father, 1851, 1861; enumerated at Marle Pit, Back, Ruddington, 1871, aged 31, Barrister out of Practise; Patient, Lunatic Hospital, Mapperley, Notts, 1881; died Nottingham, Sep qtr 1907, aged 65. 4. Richard Henry Hollis PIGOT, bt All Saints, Derby, 20 Jul 1787; Captain, R.N. (Battle of the Nile); enumerated at Burgage Green, Southwell, Notts, 1861, aged 73, Retired Capt, R.N., with wife & 2 servants; died Southwell, Dec qtr 1865; marr 1stly, Allbrighton, Co Salop, 5 Jun 1817, Caroline JAMES; issue - Caroline Warden PIGOT, b 1818; he marr 2ndly, 1838, Catherine PARSONS (daur of REv J. PARSONS of Cossington,Derbys). 5. Henry Edward PIGOT, bt All Saints, Derby, 9 Jul 1794; went to India; died at Nusseerabad, 29 Oct 1830; marr Beergaum, India, 17 May 1821, Clementine Elizabeth GERALDES; poss issue. The Arms are those of the PIGOTT families of Chetwynd, Co Salop, & Butley, Cheshire. This fact, together with the association with Congleton, Cheshire, makes them almost certainly related to this line of PIGOTTs. Regards, Chris PIGOTT, Potts Point, N.S.W.

Here are the PIGGOTT entries that I found throughout the various indices on this web site: Body & Soul http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/SOULO-R.pdf PIGGOTT EDWARD ALFRED MEDICAL OFFICER RISBRIDGE 1906 PIGGOTT F K MEDICAL OFFICER ATCHAM 1906 Masters & Mates http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/SHIPN-R.pdf PIGGOTT A STEWARDESS SS MOHEGAN - 1898 Wills & Bequests http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/WILLPi-Qui.pdf Page is locked so no extract can be made. Minor Black Sheep Reports http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/MINBSIN-Q.pdf PIGOT RICHARD LIEUT COL 21ST DRAGOONS 1814 PIGOTT SARAH M OF CAPT 77TH FOOT 1828 PIGOTT SARAH M OF CAPT 77TH FOOT 1828 World War II Index http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/WARL_Z.pdf Page is locked so no extract can be made. Great War Index http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/GREATWAR%20Pi-Qui.pdf PIGGOTT J C LIEUT COLDSTREAM GUARDS MC AWARD 1919 PIGGOTT E B L LIEUT N'BERLAND FUSILIERS MC AWARD 1918 PIGGOTT D L LIEUT WEST KENT REGT MC AWARD 1918 PIGOT ROBERT LIEUT COL RIFLE BRIGADE DSO AWARD 1916 PIGOT-MOODIE CHARLES ALFRED LIEUT RIFLE BRIGADE OBITUARY 1915 PIGOTT L F LIEUT ACD MC AWARD 1918 PIGOTT GERALD WELLESLEY LIEUT RFA OBITUARY 1915 PIGOTT ERIC JOHN KEEFE PEMBERTON LIEUT ROYAL IRISH REGT OBITUARY 1915 Railway Index http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/RAILPi-Qui.pdf PIGGOTT AMOS SIGNAL INSP DONCASTER GNR 1873-5* PIGGOTT AMOS SIGNAL INSP RETFORD GNR 1876-4* PIGGOTT AMOS SIGNAL SUP NOTTINGHAM GNR 1879 PIGGOTT AMOS SIGNAL INSP LONDON GNR 1881-3* Police Index http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/POL-PhiQui.pdf PIGGOTT PC BERKS TWYFORD DRINKING 1897 PIGGOTT INSP MANCHESTER DRINKING CASE 1878 PIGGOTT HUGH PC METRO A387 HYDE PARK RIOTS EVIDENCE 1856 PIGGOTT PC METRO C42 ASSAULT 1879 PIGGOTT THOMAS PC METRO Y ASSAULT ON 1912 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK APPOINTED 1880 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK PRESENTATION TO 1897 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK PRESENTATION 1897 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK PRESENTATION TO 1897 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK KNIGHTED 1902 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK AFFAIRS OF EX 1912 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK BANKRUPTCY 1912 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK BANKRUPTCY 1913 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK BANKRUPTCY 1913 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK DEATH OF EX 1915 PIGGOTT PAYNTON CC NORFOLK DEATH OF 1915 PIGGOTT PC NOTTS EDWINSTONE PRESENTATION TO 1913 PIGGOTT PC SUNDERLAND STABBED 1893 PIGGOTT PC SUNDERLAND STABBED 1893 Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Hi List, Check out the PIGGOTTs in the "Black Sheep" Index http://www.blacksheepindex.co.uk/BSIN-R.htm#Home PIGETT PATTY SEATON ST HAMPSTEAD RD 1903 PIGGOTT HAY BINDER BRENTWOOD 1894 PIGGOTT CASTLE ST LONG ACRE 1900 PIGGOTT MRS CASTLE ST LONG ACRE 1900 PIGGOTT ANN SERVANT GT CROSSHALL ST MANCHESTER 1866 PIGGOTT ANNIE SERVANT PLIMSOLL RD FINSBURY PK 1889 PIGGOTT BOHEN GOATER ST PRINCES RD LAMBETH 1900 PIGGOTT BOWEN GODA ST LAMBETH 1900 PIGGOTT C B MAJOR DSO 21ST HUSSARS 1896 PIGGOTT GEORGE 30 COACHMAN LOWER BROUGHTON SALFORD 1877 PIGGOTT GEORGE 29 FURNACEMAN LOWER BROUGHTON SALFORD 1878 PIGGOTT J T FOUNDRY BARNSLEY 1865 PIGGOTT JAMES 26 HAYBINDER BRENTWOOD 1894 PIGGOTT JAMES LABOURER GEES CT OXFORD ST LONDON 1883 PIGGOTT JAMES GNR - INSP HOLLOWAY 1862 PIGGOTT JAMES GNR - INSP HOLLOWAY 1862 PIGGOTT JAMES GNR - INSP HOLLOWAY 1877 PIGGOTT JAMES GNR - INSP HOLLOWAY 1877 PIGGOTT JAMES/HENRY/KATE F/S/D LABOURER GEES CT OXFORD ST 1883 PIGGOTT JOHN HORNSEY RD 1896 PIGGOTT MARY ANN LONDON 1864 PIGGOTT MARY GRAHAM FOSTER TISTED HANTS 1898 PIGGOTT RICHARD PAUPER HOLBORN WKHSE MITCHAM 1887 PIGGOTT RICHARD LONDON? 1889 PIGGOTT ROSE 32 COTTON PICKER DRYDEN ST LIVERPOOL 1906 PIGGOTT SUSAN 112 PAPER WKR HEALE MILLS BRADNINCH 1841 PIGGOTT THOMAS TRAFALGAR ST WALWORTH RD 1900 PIGGOTT THOMAS TRAFALGAR ST WALWORTH RD 1900 PIGGOTT WALTER SNUG TAVERN MANCHESTER 1884 PIGGOTT WILLIAM TRAVELLER BIRMINGHAM 1888 PIGGOTT WILLIAM HARTFIELD 1643 PIGGOTT WILLIAM HENRY 52 GRAVESEND 1888 PIGOT ELIAS CALICO PRINTER ASHLEY LANE/BLOMELEY ST MANCHESTER 1842 PIGOTT ALBERT DRAPER COMMERCIAL RD 1886 PIGOTT AMOS GNR - SIGNAL INSP DONCASTER 1873 PIGOTT AMOS GNR - SIGNAL INSP DONCASTER 1873 Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Hi List, The following exchange was found on another list: At 02:03 PM 10/07/2007, you wrote: >Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2007 13:03:28 -0600 >Source: ENGLISH-FENS@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [ENG-FENS] Agricultural labourer > >Thankyou for your reply John >William PEARSON married a MARY PIGGOTT they are mentioned in the >1841 census as living in Newton on the isle Mary Piggott is not my >line as she died young and William remarried Sarah GOODSON and >brought the family to Australia on the SAMARANG 1855.The PEARSONS >settled in WILLIAMSTOWN Victoria. >Regards >gayle > >Gayle, > >Your post peaked my interest. Not because of the Ag Lab question (I >am not aware of any special record for the most common occupation) >but for the reference to Mary PIGGOTT. This is a family name for me >and I belong to the PIGGOTT list. > >John S. Laws > >Date: Oct 5, 2007 18:58 >To: <english-fens@rootsweb.com> >Subject: [ENG-FENS] Agricultural labourer > >Can anyone advise me if there is a record of ag .labourers my >gggrandfather William Pearson worked on farms in Newton >,March,Fitten End he was born Walsoken c1805 his fathers name was >William Pearson.William married a Mary Piggott they are in the 1841 >census in Newton.They had 8 children William, >Mary,Elizabeth,John,Sarah,Hannah,Joseph any help with this family >greatly appreciated. >gayle Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Hi List, If you have US PIGGOTT ancestors on the east coast during the general period of the Revolution and forming of the United States, the following URL contains at least 68 records for PIGOT/PIGOTT/PIGGOT/PIGGOTT. Have a ball! http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/Archives/search/default.asp Joe Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Hi List, Extracted from another list. This is a part of a long genealogy of John BELL in Craven County. If anyone needs the entire message, please let me know off list. Joe Notes for Joshua Simpson: WIll of May 28, 1803, proved Sept. Court 1809. According to Rebecca's Sander's will book, Joshua Simpson's will does not mention a son named Absolom. However, on 26 Jan. 1819, Absalom, and his siblings Jean Pinkham, Sarah Whitehurst, and Charlotte Simpson sold for $352 to Jechonias Pigott of the Town of Beaufort 136 acres of land on the west side of North River given them "by the Last Will and Testament of Joshua Simpson senr. Decd. viz (Absalom 80 ac, Jane 20 ac, Sarah 20 ac, and Charlotte 16 ac) (S, 134). Perhaps "Abraham" was Absalom. Court minutes of Mar. 5, 1810 recorded "John Simpson returned the inventory of the estate of Joshua Simpson, decd." Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Hi List, I just entered my PIGGOTT ancestors from the UK 1841 census into Lost Cousins. I hope you al will do the same. If you have not yet entered your data from the UK/Canada free 1881, or US free 1880 census transcripts, you are possibly missing out on connecting with living relations. Regards, Joe Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Isle of Thanet Gazette 1st Jan 1965 Engagements - Cartier - Piggott, Mr and Mrs Cartier of 14 Marlborough Road, Margate have the pleasure of announcing the engagement of their eldest son Lewis to Cathleen, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Piggott of 105 High Street, Totnes, Devon Hope it helps someone Suzannah

>From a 1924 Broadstairs Guide Written as in the advert, which I can copy to anyone who would like it. Telephone 28 Patronized by Royalty Established 1892 PIGGOTT BROTHERS Coal and Coke Factors Contractors and General Carriers Chief Office - Broadstairs Station Agents to Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co. Ltd Special Quotations to Schools and Large Consumers Best Qualities for Lowest Prices

Joe, Another sibling pair at a school in Ely: 1841 Census Returns, Cambridgeshire - Faze Hill, Ely Holy Trinity: William TRIGG, Schoolmaster, with his wife & 2 children. (+ a Teacher). ... Richard PIGOTT, 15, Pupil, born in county. Henry PIGOTT, 14, Pupil, born in county. ... I presume these were the two brothers Jen listed in her last, as issue of Henry PIGOTT & Mary CARRINGTON. Also in Ely in 1841 were these parents & several of their remaining issue: Rampton Court, Market St, Ely: Henry PIGOTT, Attorney, 55+, born in county. Mary PIGOTT, 45+, b in county. Hannah PIGOTT, 12, b in county. William PIGOTT, 9, b in county. Eliza PIGOTT, 8, b in county. (+ 2 servants). And another family, perhaps related? Broad St, Ely, 1841: Perry PIGOTT, 70+, Ind., b in county. Wiliam KNOWLES, 30+, b in county. Ann KNOWLES, 30+, b ib county. I wonder if Ann KNOWLES may have originally been a PIGOTT? I have at home a collection of details about some earlier Ely PIGOTTs who were Brickmakers, but I cannot remember whether I posted anything about them on your List? Regards, Chris.

Hi Joe, I have some more information relating to Chris' last posting. Hopefully it corresponds with the information he has. Perry Pigott of Ely was a distant cousin to my Pigotts of Ely. Perry and his wife Alice had a daughter Ann Pigott b. 1806 Ely Holy Trinity. So I presume that this is the Ann Knowles Chris found in the 1841 Census. I've seen mention of Perry Pigotts from the London area but I haven't looked for a connection between the London Perrys and the Ely Perrys. - John Pigott b. 1668 Ely was the son of Richard & Margaret Pigott. Married to Elizabeth. - John Pigott b. 1701 Ely was the son of John & Elizabeth Pigott. Married to Hannah. I'm not sure if this is the John Pigott of Ely who was a cordwainer. John had a brother christened 'Pargrindine" - thought that this might be a miss-spelling of Peregrine? - Perry Pigott b. 1737 Ely was the son of John & Hannah Pigott. Married to Rebecca Butty. - Perry Pigott b. 1770 Ely was the son of Perry & Rebecca Pigott. Married to Alice. Yes Chris did post his Pigott brickmakers of Ely. I was wondering if Chris could look for a reference to the above mentioned Richard Pigott (who I'm pretty sure I'm related to) as a brickmaker (I believe he was born in 1626). I found a record of a Richard Pigott of Ely's burial in 1676 and thought that this must be him but it doesn't give his occupation. I know that Margaret his wife died a widow in 1678. I tried to find out if I was connected to the brickmaker Pigotts but if there was a connection it was before 1600. The brickmaker Pigotts of Ely I have are: William b. 1594. d. 1648 Brickmaker. m.. Eliz. Malden 1619. Children: 1. John b. 1619 d. 1673 Brickmaker. m. Margt. Lawrence 1653 2. Sarah 1619 3. Mary 1618 4. Eliz. 1620 5. Martha 1625 d. 1630? 6. Sarah 1627 7. William 1629 d. 1687? Referred to on burial record as 'Mr". Other records for the brickmakers refer to them as "Mr Brickmaker" So I was wondering if William was also a brickmaker? 8. Robert 1631 d. 1700 Brickmaker. m. Mary Croxton 1667 9. Catherine 1630 10. Martha 1633 11. Prudence 1634 12. Esther 1639 d. 1639 Children of John & Margaret (Lawrence) Pigott: 1. William 1659 d. 1714 Brickmaker m. Ann Knowles 1684 2. Richard 1662 d. 1683? 3. Henry 1661 m. Bridget Legerton 1686 4. Mary 1664 Children of Robert and Mary (Croxton) Pigott: 1. Elizabeth 1668 2. Sarah 1679 3. Anne 1679 Children of William and Ann (Knowles) Pigott: 1. Richard 1685 d. 1741? "Mr. Brickmaker" 2. Elizabeth 1687 3. Margaret 1689 4. Martha 1691 5. John 1698 m. Sarah Fortinton 1721? 6. Mary 1695 7. Sarah 1700 d. 1709 8. Nicholas 1706 d. 1761 Glazier ("one of the Church Wardens") Children of Henry & Bridget (Legerton) Pigott: 1. John 1690 2. Richard 1687 d. 1687. I have had a confusing time trying to place the various Richard Pigotts of Ely. I remember coming across a reference to Richard Pigott the son of Henry and Bridget as having married (possibly on the IGI website). But I have a burial record for a Richard Pigott inf. in 1687. I can't imagine that this could be Richard Pigott b. 1685 (son of William and Ann) so I have assumed that this Richard Pigott infant is Henry and Bridget's son. Jen

Hi Joe, Chris listed some information on Richard, Ernest and Harry Pigott of Ely, so I thought that I'd add the information that I have. It seems to match Chris' information. Richard Pigott was the brother of my gt.gt.gt. grandfather William Pigott born in Ely. Their parents were Henry Pigott and Mary Carrington. Their children were: 1. Caroline Pigott 1824 -1824 Ely 2. Richard Carrington Pigott 1826-1908 Ely 3. Henry Pigott 1827 -1846 Ely 4. Mary Pigott 1828-1828 5. Hannah Mary Pigott 1829-1900 Ely 6. Ann Pigott 1830 - before 1841 Ely 7. William Pigott 1831-1878 Ely 8. Eliza Pigott 1832-1906 Ely William Pigott was an articled clerk (his father and grandfather had both been solicitors), living in Cambridge with his cousin Elizabeth Pigott Lawrence and her husband Juner Perry Lawrence (a solicitor) - 1841 Census. His father Henry Pigott died in March 1855, leaving in his will land in Ely and money to William. Then in May 1855 William married his Cambridge next door neighbour Susannah Langran in Clapham, Surrey. A few months later their first child Lavinia Carrington Pigott was born. In the next couple of census, William is described as a 'landed proprieter' and 'ind. He died in Wandsworth 1878 (my mother was worried that he might be the William Pigott who was suspected of being Jack The Ripper, but fortunately for us I don't think the dates matched up!). By the time of his death William had obviously gone through much of his inheritance, because by the 1891 census his daughter Lavinia Pigott was in a Clapham workhouse (aged 35) and she died a few years later. Hannah Mary Pigott married and Ely solicitor George Samuel Hall, who was also the Ely registrar & high bailiff of the County Court. Their children were: 1. Frances Mary Hall 1856 Ely 2. George Martin Hall 1859 Ely (Was the Coroner for the Southern division of Ely) 3. Annie Rose Alexandra Hall 1863 4. Henry Radcliffe S (also known as Stewart?) Hall 1867 Ely 5. Allice M Hall 1870 Ely 6. Agnes M Hall 1871 Ely Richard Carrington Pigott was a farmer in Ely. He married Mary Ann English Cross. Their children were: 1. Henry Alfred William Pigott 1861 Ely (a market gardener) 2. Inez Pigott 1862 Ely (free BMD Iney Marian Alberta Pigott) 3. Florence Agnes Beatrice Pigott 1864 Ely Married Thomas Shadwell 1890 Hants. 4. Ernest Adolphies Richard Pigott 1866 (a servant) 5. Percy Arthur G Pigott 1867 d. 1887 Ely 6. Eva Mary S Pigott 1868 Ely Married Arthur James Knight 1899 7. Frank Victor H Pigott 1871 Ely Married Mabel Pimlott 1900 Swindon Wiltshire Died 1903 Swindon. 1 child? Lottie Irene Pigott b 1901 Swindon. 8. Sydney Pigott 1872? Ely Married Alice Priscilla Scarrow 1902 Ely. Sydney also lived in Swindon. Free BMD has two births Sydney Claude Pigott b. 1804 & Reginald Ernest Pigott b. 1910 Swindon - I think that these are Sydney's sons? - 1881 Census Richard Pigott & family lived in Hills Lane Ely Holy Trinity & St. Mary. - Kelly's directory of Cambridgeshire 1916 - Ely Private Residents: Mrs Pigott Hills La. West End Ely. Mary Ann Pigott died Mar 1916 Ely age 82 - Free BMD Regards, Jen

Joe, I found this reference in one of my early note-books, being in a sequence of extracts from School/College Registers: "King's College, Ely, Cambridgeshire: "Ernest PIGOTT, b May 1865, son of H. PIGOTT, 4 Hills Lane, Ely; Day Boy, 1876. Business. "Harry PIGOTT, b Oct 1860, 4 Hills Lane, Ely; Day Boy, 1876. Business." I had an idea that these two boys were instead the sons of Richard PIGOTT & Mary Ann English CROSS (who were married at Hackney, London, Mar qtr 1860), & enumerated, along with other siblings, with these parents, & at this address, in later Ely Census returns. Was there another family? Can your Ely PIGOTT Listers help out here? Regards, Chris PIGOTT, Potts Point, N.S.W.

Hi List, Sandy, the originator of the information that I extracted, has asked me for information about James PIGGOTT. I'm pretty sure at least one of our members is researching this line. Please post your answer to the list, and I will get it to Sandy. Thanks, Joe Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Hi List, Extracted from another list. Joe At 01:58 AM 09/12/2007, you wrote: >Source: BRANSON@rootsweb.com >Subject: [BRANSON] John Bransome-Bramson-Brandson (Big Snip) >I listed all the names I could find in Caroline, VA 1799 tax list who were >taxed on the same day as John Bramson. If you recognize any of these names, >please share. > >Sandy >1790 PP TAX LIST - MIDDLESEX CO., VA >John Branson or Brandson 1 White, 3 blacks above 16, 3 horses-cattle (April >26, 1790) >George Dillard 0 White, 2 blacks above 16, 1 horse-cattle (April 25, 1790) >NEXT LINE: Leonard Daniel 1 horse-cattle (April 26, 1790) >NEXT LINE: Thos. Daniel 1 White (April 31, 1790) >James Piggott 4 horses-cattle (May 29, 1790) <<==== >John Shelton 1 horse-cattle (May 12, 1790) Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Hi List, Extracted from another list: >Guilford County NcArchives Obituaries.....Piggott, Jeremiah August 21, 1859 >************************************************ >Copyright. All rights reserved. >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/ncfiles.htm >************************************************ > >File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: >Carolyn Shank Carolynshank@msn.com September 9, 2007, 12:06 pm > >Raleigh Standard, 5 Oct. 1859 > DIED, suddenly at High Point, Guilford County, on the 21st ult. > of disease >of the heart, MR. JEREMIAH PIGGOTT, aged 63 years. > >File at: >http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/guilford/obits/p/piggott450ob.txt > >This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/ncfiles/ > >File size: 0.7 Kb Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ Proud to be a member of LostCousins! http://www.LostCousins.com/

Peter, Your recent note contains the following: > 'On the east wall of the south transept, placed high and difficult to > read, is a memorial to members of the Pigott family, probably > associated wth the earlier mentioned Granado Pigott. It Reads:- > > Near this place lyes interred the body of Robert Pigott > Who departed this life 10th February 1757, aged 54 years > Also Samuel his son aged 10 days. > Also Susan the wife of Robert Pigott who died > 7th May 1779 aged 66 years. > Also Richard the son of Robert and Sarah who > died 8th May 1778 aged 4 years.' I have some details, which you may already have, as follows: Robert PIGOTT; marr 3 Apr 1739, Susan CLARKE; issue: 1. Richard PIGOTT, bt 9 Dec 1741. 2. Samuel PIGOTT, a twin, bt 13 Jan 1744-45. 3. Susan PIGOTT, the other twin, bt 13 Jan 1744-45. Robert PIGOTT; marr 2 Nov 1769, Sara BRAND; issue: 1. Richard PIGOTT, bt 30 May 1774. I had a notion that all these events occurred at Ely Trinity, Cambs, but am now not absolutely certain. I will need to locate the source in my notebooks. They seem to fit the details of the M.I. in your posting. I would venture to guess that Robert (2) was related to Robert (1), perhaps another son? Regards, Chris.

Joe, Your early posting on George PIGOTT of Otley is a bit of a "stumper" (but I seldom stray outside my crease, so perhaps instead an appeal for l.b.w., trying to dig out a well-delivered yorker). I gather that his wife Ann, recorded with him in 1841, as aged 30+, was probably dead by 1844, & may have been the Ann PIGOTT who died in Sheffield, Mar qtr 1843 (although a bit out of territory, unless visiting for medical treatment?). This is based on the (I think) reasonable assumption (apart from the spouse names, look at the gap in the daughters' ages in 1851) that the Otley marriage in Jun qtr 1844 was George's 2nd, & to an older Mary Ann BROWN, enumerated with him in 1851, aged 48, with her daur Sarah Ann, aged 4, together with her two(presumed) step-daurs - Eliza, aged 17, & Mary, aged 15. But I cannot find an appropriate death for Ann's other daughter, also named Ann, aged 2 weeks/months in 1841, nor any appropriate enumerations for her away from home, & born Otley, in Census returns from 1851 onwards. Yorkshire is not well served by published Registers before 1837. Nor do there appear to be any other PIGOTTs born Knaresborough recorded in English Census returns. So, without his 1st marriage, ca 1832, or a baptism from Knaresborough, ca 1809, we cannot really proceed a lot further without other leads from family sources. Which means I haven't walked yet - still awaiting the video-umpire's decision (with abject apologies to your List's non-cricketing members!) Regards, Chris.

Joe, This posting should round off the present series. To conclude, with Francis PIGOTT, Organist, on whom I have posted some details before, but will repeat them, in full, & in proper sequence here: [M] Francis PIGOTT, b 1666, probably son of Francis PIGOTT & Elizabeth LAWSON (see earlier posting - his father was probably the Mr PIGOTT named by Samuel PEPYS, in his "Diary," for 15 Sep & 1 Dec 1667, as a member of the Musick Society which met at Old Jewry, London); Chapel Royal chorister under John BLOW, before 1683; warrant of the Lord Chamberlain, dated 28 Nov 1684, for clothes for him, as "...late child of the Chappell whose voice is changed"; Organist, St John's College, Oxon, 1685; Organist, Magdalen College, Cantab, 18 Jan 1686 (succeeding Benjamin ROGERS); appointed first Organist of Temple Church, London, 1688, at a salary of 25 pounds, paid by both Middle & Inner Temples (from which he had to pay his bellowsman); sworn as Organist Extraordinary, the Chapel Royal, 11 Dec 1695 (succeeding Henry PURCELL); sworn Organist-in-ordinary, 24 Mar 1697 (on the death of Dr CHILD); B. Mus, Cantab, 1698; contributed to "A Choice Collection of Ayres for the Harpsichord" in 170! 0, together with his old Choirmaster John BLOW, & Jeremiah CLARKE & William CROFT (both of whom succeeded Francis as Gents of the Chapel Royal in 1704); attended the Queen at Windsor & Hampton Court, 1702-03; died 15 May 1704; marr by License, Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury, dated 6 Dec 1688, at St Mary Magdalen, Old Fish St, London, Anne PELLING, of Mark Lane, London (bt All Hallows, Staining, 4 Jun 1663, daur of John & Ann PELLLING, & sister of Rev John PELLING, D.D., Senior Canon of St George's Chapel, Windsor); she was paid 18 pounds 15s. by the Middle Temple, 3 Jul 1704, being "...money due to my late husband, three quarters"; Mrs Ann PIGOTT, of St John's, Westminster, was buried in woollen, 2 Feb 1755, in St George's Chapel, WIndsor; issue: 1. John PIGOTT, b 25 Jun & bt All Hallows, Staining, 9 Jul 1690; succeeded his father as Organist of Temple Church, 1704; appointed Organist, St George's Chapel, Windsor, 3 Dec 1719; severed his connection with Temple Church, 1733; served as Organist at Eton College until 1750, when he inherited a fortune from his uncle, Rev John PELLING, D.D.; resigned his post at Windsor, 11 May 1756; died at Windsor, 16 Nov 1762, & bur, in linen, under brass, St Georges Chapel; marr 1713, Isabella GILLERY (daur of Thomas GILLERY of Newcastle-on-Tyne, a Colonel in King William's Army); she died 23 Nov 1754, & buried St George's Chapel, Windsor, aged 59; issue: a. John PIGOTT, b 1715; d 1715; an infant. b. Anne PIGOTT, b 1717; died Bath, Co Somerset, 1776; her will referred to a Dr PIGOTT of Colchester. c. Isabella PIGOTT, b 1718; marr C. DARKE (? perhaps instead DRAKE). d. John PIGOTT, bt St George's Chapel, Windsor, 17 Aug 1720; educ Eton, 1733-37; of Bushey, Herts; died 1798; marr Ann JONES; issue: i. Anne PIGOTT; marr Mr HODGKINS. ii. John PIGOTT, a natural son, b 1770 (but whether hers or his is unclear). e. Catherine PIGOTT, bt Windsor, 16 Apr 1723; marr Mr HARDY; issue: i. Isabella HARDY. f. Gillery PIGOTT, b Windsor, 1724; prob died an infant. g. Gillery PIGOTT (II), bt Windsor, 12 Aug 1725; Haberdasher; died 1795; marr St Luke, Old Charlton, Co Kent, 2 Jul 1749, Ann SAVILL; she was buried St George's Chapel, Windsor, 10 MAy 1801; issue: i. Isabella PIGOTT, b 1751; marr Thomas HAVERFIELD. ii. John Pelling PIGOTT, bt St Vedast, &c, London, 8 Oct 1754. iii. Elizabeth PIGOTT, b 1759. iv. Gillery PIGOTT, bt St Vedast, &C, 7 Dec 1761; died s.p.; marr 1791, Charlotte ARCHER (daur of John ARCHER of Welford, Berks, by Mary FITZWILIAM). h. Francis PIGOTT, b 2 Jan & bt St George's Chapel, 19 Jan 1732; educ at Eton; adm Middle Temple, 4 Jun 1753 (as 3rd son of John PIGOTT of Windsor Castle, Esq); died at Nassau St, Nov 1790; marr Anne Dolly PAYNTON (only daur & heir of Richard PAYNTON of Banbury House, Co Oxon); issue: i. Catherine PIGOTT, b 1758. ii. George PIGOTT, b 1759. iii. Paynton PIGOTT, b 1770. See next below. 2. Francis PIGOTT, bt St Gabriel's, Fenchurch, London, 3 Jul 1699. 3. Anna Maria PIGOTT, b 1702; marr John SMITH of Bushey, Herts. Paynton PIGOTT, b 1770; of Archer Lodge, Hants, & after, as Paynton STAINSBY-CONANT, of Banbury, Co Oxon; of Trunewell, Berks, Armiger, 1826; died Sep 1862; marr 1801, Maria Lucy GOUGH (daur of Richard Drope GOUGH of Souldon, Co Oxon); she died 1860; issue: 1. Francis PIGOTT, b 1810; Eton College, 1823; matric Lincoln College, Oxon, 7 Mar 1826; M.P. for Reading, 1846-60; Lieut-Governor, Isle of Man, 1860-63; died 21 Jan 1863; marr Frances Phillips WILDER (daur of Lt-Gen Sir Francis WILDER, K.C.B.); she died 1884; issue: a. Francis Paynton PIGOTT; of Banbury, Co Oxon; late 16th Lancers; died 7 Apr 1883; assumed the additional sur-name CARLTON when he married, 14 Jun 1864, Henrietta Anne CARLTON (elder daur of Guy CARLTON, 3rd Baron Dorchester), & cr Baroness Dorchester on her uncle's death, 1899; she died 18 Dec 1933, having marr 2ndly, 1887, Maj-Gen Richard Langford LEIR; issue: i. Guy Francis PIGOTT-CARLTON, b 8 Mar 1875; died 21 Nov 1892. ii. Dudley Massey PIGOTT-CARLTON, b 28 Feb 1876; Baron DORCHESTER; C.B.E.; Brevet Lt-Col, late 9th Lancers, service in Africa & Japan; W.W.1, France & Macedonia; Staff Officer, Reading Garrison, 1941-42; marr 21 Sep 1911, Kathleen BLAQUIERE; with issue 2 daurs. iii. Daisy PIGOTT-CARLTON; marr 5 Jul 1904, Brig-Gen Vesey Thomas BUNBURY. b. Stainsby Henry PIGOTT, b 1 May 1840. c. John PIGOTT. 2. Richard Paynton PIGOTT, b 1811; of Widmoor, Hants; matric Trinity College, Oxon, 2 Apr 1829; B.A. 1834; Rector of Ellisfield, Hants, 1837-85; died 10 Mar 1885, with memorial in Ellersfield Church, near Basingsoke; marr Emma WILDER (another daur of Sir Francis WILDER, K.C.B.); she died 1883. 3. Shreeve Botry PIGOTT, b 13 Jan 1812; adm Peterhouse, Cantab, 29 Nov 1831, matric Lent 1832; B.A. 1834; Deacon, 1835; Priest, 1836; Curate of Hardingstone, Northants, 1835; Curate of Bramley, Hants, 1837; Rector of Crawley, Co Sussex, 1842; Vicar of Wilbraham, CAmbs, 1848; Rector of Great Bradley, Co Suffolk, 1864; Vicar of Brampford Speke, Co Devon, 1871; died 3 Jan 1877; marr 1839, Eliza McMahon WILDER (another daur of Sir Francis WILDER, K.C.B.); she died 6 Oct 1885; issue: a. Paynton PIGOTT, b 2 Jan & bt Bramley, Hants, 2 Feb 1840; Chief Constable of Norfolk; Barrister-at-Law; D.L.; died 1915; marr 1868, Eleanor Jane HARTLEY. b. Eversfield Botry PIGOTT, b 2 May 1848; of Widmore, Hants; matric Magdalen College, Cantab, 5 Oct 1864; Deacon, 1872; Priest, 1877; Curate of Wethampnett, Co Sussex, 1872; Curate of St Mary, Southampton, 1874; Curate of Hollington, Co Sussex, 1875; Curate of Foxley, Wilts, 1878; Rector of Gate Burton, with Knaith, Lincs, 1879; Curate of Ellisfield, 1883-1914; died at Brocas, nar Basingstoke, 25 Apr 1917; marr 14 Jul 1874, Hilda CAMPBELL (daur of James CAMPBELL of Cawley Priory, Sussex); issue: i. Chetwynd Botry PIGOTT, b 11 Sep 1867; of Wolset Cottage, Swallowfield, Berks; marr 1918, Mary Frdeswide COOPER; she was living, as a widow, 1973. ii. Dayrell Botry PIGOTT, b 11 Sep 1879; Magdalen College, Cantab, 1897; B.A. 1901; Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple; Private Secretary to the Administrator, Salisbury, Rhodesia, 1904; Colonial Office, 1907; Assistant District Commisiioner, British East Africa Protectorate; drowned in Horina Bay, LAke Victoria, Nyanza, 28 Feb 1911. iii. Lancelot Botry PIGOTT, b 14 Aug 1888; Eastman's Naval Acadmey; Lieut, Hants Regt; killed-in-action, 6 Aug 1915. iv. Christabel Botry PIGOTT; marr 14 Feb 1903, Maurice Pascoe EVERITT. v. Ivy Botry PIGOTT; marr 14 Jul 1922, George H.F. CANNON, Barrister. vi. Hilda Sybil Botry PIGOTT; marr 1916, E. IRELAND, of the Transvaal. vii. Stella Botry PIGOTT; marr 2 Jun 1908, Thomas H. SUTTON. viii. Eileen Constance Botry PIGOTT; died 10 Dec 1903, unmarr. c. Francis Bernard PIGOTT, bt Bramely, 17 Feb 1841; marr Cheltenham, Co Gloucester, 9 Oct 1867, Charlotte Octavia Jane CHOLMELEY. d. Claud PIGOTT, b 1860; marr 1910, Alice, widow of Barclay WATSON; she died 1929. e. Annie Lucy PIGOTT, b 1842; marr 1868, William CLOSE. f. Charles Richard PIGOTT, b 1854, 4th son; 17th & 9th Lancers, Indian Army (invalided out); died 1935; marr Jessica BIZLEY; several years in N.S.W., ca 1892-96; issue: i. Shreeve PIGOTT, b 1883; d 1956. ii. Mary A.G. PIGOTT, b 1886. iii. Ralph H. PIGOTT, b 1888; d 1916. iv. Augusta Claudia PIGOTT, b Picton, N.S.W., 1892; died 1981. v. Cecilia Maud PIGOTT, b Picton, N.S.W., 1893. vi. Pouncey Lancelot PIGOTT, b Picton, N.S.W., 1896; died 1959; marr 1924, Ethel Jessy ALLIN; issue 3 daurs, Pamela, Mavis & Pauline. vii. Richard PIGOTT, b 1898; died 1916. g. Isabella PIGOTT; marr 1876, Rev J. GILLAN. h. Augusta PIGOTT; died unmarr. j. Mary Acton PIGOTT, b 1842; marr 1879, Henry Walter CLOSE of Drumbanagher. k. Agnes Charlotte PIGOTT. m. Catherine Margaret; marr 30 Apr 1901, Lt0Col Raymond S. PALEY. 4. Gillery PIGOTT, b Oxford, 1813; of Sherfield Hill, near Basingstoke, Hanys; Middle Temple Barrister, 1839; Oxford Circuit; Counsel to the Inland Revenue Department, 1854; Serjeant-at-Law, 1856; Recorder of Hereford, 1857; M.P. for reading )Liberal), 1860-63; Baron of the Court of Exchequer, 1853; cr Knight, 1 Nov 1863; died at Sherfield Hill, 28 Apr 1875; marr 1836, Frances DRAKE (only child of Thomas DRAKE of Ashday HAll, HAlifax, Yorks); she died 1894; issue: a. Francis Drake PIGOTT, bt St BArt's, Sydenham, 18 May 1837; died 28 Jan 1901, unmarr. b. Gillery Paynton PIGOTT, bt Southouram, Yorks, 14 sep 1843. c. (?) Frederick Thomas PIGOTT, bt Scarborough, Yorks, 31 Mar 1847. d. Rosalie PIGOTT; marr 1881, Col MORESHEAD, 24th Regt. e. Alice Isabella PIGOTT, bt St James's, Padington, 7 Jul 1848. f. Arthur Gough PIGOTT, b 1850; of Sherfield Hill; Exeter College, Oxon, 1867; B.A. 1870; Middle Temple Barrister; died 1875. g. Mabel Lucy Sarah PIGOTT, bt St James's, Paddington, 9 Jun 1852; died 1894; marr H. TREDCROFT. h. Edith Caroline PIGOTT, bt St James's, Paddington, 24 MAy 1854. j. Cecil Ernest PIGOTT, b 1856; Middle Temple Barrister;, died 1893. k. Beatrice PIGOTT. 5. John Pelling PIGOTT; Major in the Army; Staff Officer, Tower of London; marr 1stly, Alice McNAIR; issue: a. Charles Archer PIGOTT, b 1863. b. Mary McNair PIGOTT. John marr 2ndly, E. McCARTHY, with further isue. 6. Charles Stainsby PIGOTT; died 1868. 7. Frederick William PIGOTT, b 1831; of Bourne Hill, Horsham, Co Sussex; J.P.; died 21 Feb 1899; marr 1871, Elinor Bourne DRINKWATER; she died 1896; issue: a. Esme Isabel PIGOTT. 8. Anne Dolly PIGOTT; marr Bernard BROCAS of Wokefield PArk, Berks, & Beaurepair, Hants; died s.p. 9. Eliza Mary PIGOTT; died unmarr. 10. Lucy PIGOTT; marr Rev John VAUGHAN, Rector of Gotham, Notts; issue. 11. Charlotte Archer PIGOTT; died 1863, unmarr. 12. Isabella PIGOTT; died 21 Jan 1902; marr 1849, Charles Gilbert EVERSFIELD. Finis. Regards, Chris PIGOTT, Potts Point, N.S.W.

Joe, To continue, with acknowlegement again, & specifically here, for the fine work of Godfrey BRAMHALL: [M] Francis PIGOTT, bt 4 Jun 1677, son of Francis PIGOTT & Frances WEBB; Tailor in Letcombe Regis; died Letcombe Regis, 12 Jun 1756, & buried at Letcombe Bassett; marr West Challow, 1717, Mary LUKE; she died at Letcombe Regis, 24 Feb 1769; issue: 1. Anne PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1718; died Letcombe Regis, 1719. 2. Luke PIGOTT, b Letcombe Bassett, 1719; Tailor; Parish Clerk, 1777-97; died Letcombe Regis, 1797; marr 1stly, Sarah (-?-), who died 1747, probably in child birth of: a. Sarah PIGOTT, b 1747; died 26 Mar 1771. Luke marr 2ndly, 1763, Hester SMITH of Wantage; she died Letcombe Regis, also in 1797. 3. John PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1721; died Letcombe Bassett, 1722. 4. Francis PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1723; Tailor; Parish Clerk, 1760-76; died 1776; marr 1749, Martha HAZLE (b Ashbury, 1723); she died 1772; issue: a. Leonard PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1751; died Faringdon, 1800; marr 1stly, Letcombe Regis, 8 Aug 1776, Betty STRETCH of Chidrey; she died 1788; issue: i. Martha PIGOTT, b Wantage, 1777. ii. Sarah PIGOTT, b & d Wantage, 1779. iii. Leonard PIGOTT, b Wantage, 1780. iv. Elizabeth PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1784. Leonard marr 2ndly, Wantage, 1792, Sarah NEW; further issue: v. Mary Frances PIGOTT, b Wantage, 1793; died East Hanney, 1863; marr Henry HERMAN, Grocer. vi. Francis William PIGOTT, b Faringdon, 1795; Tailor; Innkeeper & Grocer; died Oxford, 1875; marr Sarah PEATY of Ashbury. vii. Hugh PIGOTT, b Faringdon, 23 Mar 1797. See next below. b. Richard PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1753; marr 1778, Mary FIDLER; issue: c. Frances PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1755; marr Letcombe Regis, 11 Jul 1776, Thomas MORRIS of Wantage. d. Mary PIGOTT, b Letcombe Regis, 1757. 5. Mary PIGOTT, b 1727. 6. Alban PIGOTT, b 1729; Glover; died 13 Apr 1759; marr 1755, Mary HAWKS; issue. Hugh PIGOTT, b 1797; Baker, Gloucester St, Faringdon, Berks; died 22 Feb 1883, & bur Free Church Cemetery, Canada Lane, Faringdon; marr Faringdon, 19 May 1824, Miriam BUXTON, of Alpheton, Co Suffolk; she died 16 Feb 1875; issue: 1. Mary PIGOTT, b 1826; marr Edwin COUNSELL, of Ross-on-Wye, Watchmaker, later of Corn Market, Faringdon. 2. Richard PIGOTT, b 1827; Solicitor's Clerk; marr Mary Langshere CLARE. 3. Robert PIGOTT, b 1830; Baker & Corn Dealer; Grocer in Worthing, with brother John, 1884; Baptist Pastor, Providence Chapel, Swindon; marr 1stly, Susan CLARK; marr 2ndly, Anna BEAK. 4. John PIGOTT, b 1832; Cordwainer, Corn Market, Faringdon; Grocer & Postmaster, Filkins, 1871; Grocer in Worthing, 1884; Salvation Army; died 1920; marr 1stly, Emma Jane OLDAKER of Faringdon (b 1839); she died 1866; issue: a. John PIGOTT, b Faringdon, 1858; died Walthamstow, 1931; marr Eliza Matthews LINDOP; she died Walthamstow, 1924; issue: i. Henrietta Day PIGOTT, b Clapton, 1892; died 1971; marr mar 1917, Lt William BRAMHALL, Manchester Regt; issue. ii. John William Vincent PIGOTT, b 1894; Salvation Army in Scotland; History Teacher; marr. iii. Douglas Randolphe Oldaker PIGOTT, b 1900; Bank Officer; marr. b. Josiah PIGOTT, b 1860; marr Ann RANDALL. John marr 2ndly, 1867, Sarah DAY (daur of Daniel DAY of Shrivenham, Grocer); she died 1894; further issue: c. Elizabeth Hannah PIGOTT, b 1870; marr 1899, Edwin SIMKIN, Primitive Methodist Minister; emigrated to the U.S. d. Alice Ruth PIGOTT, b 1876; marr Alex GILES, of North London, Builder. e. Emma Jane PIGOTT, b 1880; marr 1913, Percy Franklin ALLEN. f. Grace PIGOTT, b 1882; died 1917, unmarr. John marr 3rdly, 1895, Sarah Jane REEVES of South Morton, near Wallingford; no furter issue. 5. Sarah PIGOTT, b 1834; marr William COLLETT, Miller & Farmer of Bampton. 6. Elizabeth PIGOTT, b 1835; Schoolteacher at Corsham, Chippenham & Worcester; missionary in Karachi, 1883; died at Amritsar, 1886, unmarr. ____________________________________________________________________ Before concluding with a recap of the family of Francis PIGOTT, the Organist (in the next & final posting), some comments on Francis PIGOTT, Lawyer of Virginia, who heads the family which is the subject of Frank Lewis BROWNE's book, "Pigott History," which he published in 1976. I have not seen a copy of this book. Francis, a distinguished lawyer on the Eastern Shore, died in 1684, having, it is said, emigrated from England ca 1655; probably recorded on a list of Tithables, Co Northampton Co, Virginia, 1666, as owner of 4 slaves; he had issue by two wives, Frances Robins LITTLEJOHN (sometimes called ROBINSON ?) & Mary WATERS alias CULPEPPER; his will, dated 27 Mar 1684, was proved same year. Frank BROWN is cited (by others) to have determined that Francis PIGOTT came from West Challow in Bucks, & was born there ca 1616. I cannot argue with that, if that information appears on documents in America, which Frank BROWN may have seen. But, there are some researchers in America who have presumed, probably from this information, that this was the son of Ralph PIGOTT by Elizabeth GORE. My earlier posting, if I am correct in all details, which I may not be, seems to indicate, fairly clearly, that this Francis, born West Challow ca 1612, did not emigrate to Virginia, but remained in Berkshire, where he married & had issue, & in 1665 the Magistrate for the Hundred of Kintbury Eagle, Berks. Which leaves the question of the Virginian's ancestry. It appears that there was a Mr PIGOTT, who was Royalist Prisoner at Yarmouth, 1655, possibly transported to H.M.'s Plantations in America; he was a lawyer, having been educated at Caius College, Cantab, 1631, & Lincoln's Inn, 1632. If he was a prisoner in America, he would probably have benefitted, & with his freedom & pardon, from the Restoration of the English monarchy in 1660. He was not Francis PIGOTT, but Ralph PIGOTT, & he was born in Stradsett, Co Norfolk, 18 Oct 1614, son of Francis PIGOTT of Stradsett, by Elizabeth PRATT. But he did, by wife Elizabeth (-?-), have a son, Francis PIGOTT, bt Stradsett, 15 Dec 1642; also educated to the Law, at Caius College, 1659, then Lincoln's Inn, 1661. He leaves no further trace in English records that I have been able to find. And there were three known siblings - Elizabeth PIGOTT, bt 12 Aug 1641; Rachel PIGOTT, bt 29 Jun 1646; & Dorothy PIGOTT, bt 13 Sep 1648, all in Stradsett. This family has origins in Norfolk many centuries earlier, in the form of Hugh BIGOD, one of several Earls of Norfolk, about which family I propose to do another series of postings to your List in the not too distant future. One of the intriguing pieces of evidence we have which might, JUST MIGHT, link this to the Virginia family, is the name Framingham or Framlingham. It is the name of a place in Norfolk, very near Stradsett, where the BIGOD/PIGOTT family held a fortified Castle, close up to the time Francis PIGOTT left for Virgina. And it appears as a given name of one of Francis's Virginian grandsons. And, I have to say, I can find no evidence of any link to Framlingham/ Framingham, either the place, or a person, in the Bucks PIGOTT family of Colewick/Hatford/Marcham, the subject of this series of postings. Just a bit of food for thought for my American cousins. __________________________________________________________________ To be concluded. Regards, Chris PIGOTT, Potts Point, N.S.W.