Regards, Joe Extracted from: Daily Universal Register (London, Middlesex, England), February 28, 1786 Yesterday thirteen prisoners were tried at the Old Bailey, three of whom were capitally convicted, viz. William Pigott, for burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Thomas Murphy, in the parish of St. mary, White-Chaple, and stealing a silver pepper box, three silver teaspoons, &c. Extracted from: Daily Universal Register (London, Middlesex, England), March 21, 1786 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

Regards, Joe Extracted from: Daily Universal Register (London, Middlesex, England), February 7, 1786 The following Gentlemen were talked of as Candidates to succeed Mr. Aldreman Kitchen. Edward Bridgen, Esq. * John Clements, Esq. Josiah Dornford, Esq. John Lubbock, Esq. Geo. Macauley, Esq. * Gillory Piggot, Esq. Robert Rashleigh, Esq. Robert Smith, Esq. * Sir Robert Taylor Nath. Wright, Esq. John Swayne, Esq. John Sage, Esq. Those marked with a * have served or sined for Sheriff. The above ward being the first in London, sends seventeen Members to Common Council; and extends from the south-end of Blackfriars bridge to London Wall, at Cripplegate, and contains 18 precincts, and 1400 houses. Aldermen elected to the Ward since the Revolution, Sir Patience Ward, Oct. 18, 1870 Sir John Johnson, - - 1698 Sir William Withers, - - 1708 Sir Richard Brocas, - - 1729 Sir Henry Marshal, - - 1741 Richard Slater, Esq. - 1741 William Bridgen, Esq. - 1757 Henry Kitchen, Esq. - 1779 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 this from a post on another list. Joe Source: NJ@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJ] NJ NAMES [ LAYCOCK ] Name: Joseph Lacock Date: 27 Aug 1760 Location: Hardwick Township, Sussex Co. 1760. Aug. 27, Joseph Lacock, of Hardwick twp, Sussex Co., NJ will. Wife not named. Ch: John, Nathan, Joseph, Sarah, Elizabeth, Henry and William. Exors: sons Joseph and William. Wit: Edward Pigot, Jeames Stark, Henry Crosley. Pvd. 8 Oct. 1760. Inventory ?124.9.3 by Henry Crosley and Ephraim Darby, 23 Sept. 1760. Lib. 10, p. 465. 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

received your e-mail about a historian Matt Thompkins. Would like to contact him about Buckinghamshire Piggotts and not sure how. Thank you, Lisa Pollack

Hi Anne, Here is your family in the 1841 census. Image sent separately. Regards, Joe Name Estimated Birth Year BirthPlace Civil Parish County/Island William Piggott abt 1806 St John Hackney Middlesex Hannah Piggott abt 1816 Middlesex, England St John Hackney Middlesex William Parker Piggott abt 1840 Middlesex, England St John Hackney Middlesex Lucas Courtney Piggott abt 1841 Middlesex, England St John Hackney Middlesex At 07:32 PM 09/09/2006, you wrote: >1. William PIGGOTT was born about 1802 in Rotherhithe, Surrey, ENG. He >appeared on the census in 1851 in St Giles Cripplegate, Middlesex, ENG. He >was an Army Clothier & Tent Maker 1851 Census in London, ENG. He died pre >1861 Census. 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

Hello Joe and others Below I have pasted a text version summary from my Family Origins database of my PIGGOTT interests. I hope it makes sense! In particular, I am interested in the family of William Parker PIGGOTT and Annie Elizabeth HENBURY and I'd be pleased to hear from anyone researching same. Regards Anne Napier Australia _________________________________________________________________ FIRST GENERATION 1. William PIGGOTT was born about 1802 in Rotherhithe, Surrey, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1851 in St Giles Cripplegate, Middlesex, ENG. He was an Army Clothier & Tent Maker 1851 Census in London, ENG. He died pre 1861 Census. He was married to Hannah PARKER Sep Qtr 1838 in District of East London, Middlesex, ENG. Hannah PARKER was born about 1813 in London, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1851 in St Giles Cripplegate, Middlesex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1861 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. She died Jun Qtr 1870 in District of Ongar, Essex, ENG. Children of William PIGGOTT and Hannah PARKER were: +2 i. William Parker PIGGOTT. 3 ii. Lucas Courtney PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1851 in St Giles Cripplegate, Middlesex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1861 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1881 in Jews Walk, Sussex Villa, Lewisham, Kent, ENG. He was a Tent Maker 1881 Census in Lewisham, Kent, ENG. He was born Mar Qtr 1841 in Hamerton, District of Hackney, Middlesex, ENG. He died Mar Qtr 1902 in Bromley, Kent, ENG. +4 iii. Hannah Mary PIGGOTT. 5 iv. James Gascoyne PIGGOTT was born about 1844 in Dulwich, District of Lambeth, Surrey, ENG. He was christened on 16 Jun 1844 in Saint Matthew, Brixton, London, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1851 in St Giles Cripplegate, Middlesex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1861 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1881 in Jews Walk, Sussex Villa, Lewisham, Kent, ENG. He was a Tent Maker 1881 Census in Lewisham, Kent, ENG. +6 v. David Woodward Courtney PIGGOTT. 7 vi. Laura Jane PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1861 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1881 in Jews Walk, Sussex Villa, Lewisham, Kent, ENG. She was born Dec Qtr 1852 in District of East London, Middlesex, ENG. SECOND GENERATION 2. William Parker PIGGOTT was born about 1840 in Homerton, Middlesex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1861 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1871 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. He was a Manufacturer of Tents, Employing about 30 people in the 1881 Census in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. He died Jun Qtr 1890 in District of Epping, Essex, ENG. He was married to Annie Elizabeth HENBURY Mar Qtr 1871 in District of Hackney, London/Middlesex, ENG. Annie Elizabeth HENBURY appeared on the census on 31 Mar 1851 in St John's Street, Winchester, Hampshire, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1861 in 36 Princes Street, Lambeth St Mary, Surrey, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1871 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. She was witness to Marriage of her younger sister Kate HENBURY to Charles RAWSON on 13 Jul 1872 in The District Church, South Hackney, Middlesex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1901 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. She was born Dec Qtr 1848 in Winchester, Hampshire, ENG. Children of William Parker PIGGOTT and Annie Elizabeth HENBURY were: +8 i. Laura Mary PIGGOTT. 9 ii. William Courtney PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. He (or she) appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. He (or she) appeared on the census in 1901 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. He (or she) was born Dec Qtr 1876 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. 10 iii. Harrold PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1901 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. He was born Jun Qtr 1878 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. +11 iv. Hannah Rosalind PIGGOTT. +12 v. Edith Catherine PIGGOTT. 13 vi. Florence Beatrice PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1901 in Buckhurst Hill, Essex, ENG. She was born Sep Qtr 1883 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. 14 vii. Dorothy Ruth PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1901 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. She was born Sep Qtr 1887 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. 15 viii. Diana Blanche PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1901 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. She was born Mar Qtr 1890 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. 4. Hannah Mary PIGGOTT was christened on 16 Jun 1844 in Saint Matthew, Brixton, London, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1861 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. She was born Dec Qtr 1842 in Dulwich, District of Lambeth, Surrey, ENG. She was married to Robert William ??? JONES ??? Sep Qtr 1865 in District of East London, Middlesex, ENG. 6. David Woodward Courtney PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1851 in St Giles Cripplegate, Middlesex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1861 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. He appeared on the census in 1881 in Lewisham Villa, Rockburn Road, Lewisham, Kent, ENG. He was a . . . . . . . maker Manager 1881 Census in Lewisham, Kent, ENG. He was born Sep Qtr 1847 in St Pancras, Middlesex, ENG. He was married to Marianne GRUNDY Mar Qtr 1877 in District of Lambeth, Middlesex, ENG. Marianne GRUNDY was born about 1851 in Ramsgate, Kent, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1881 in Lewisham Villa, Rockburn Road, Lewisham, Kent, ENG. Children of David Woodward Courtney PIGGOTT and Marianne GRUNDY were: 16 i. Clara PIGGOTT was born about 1878 in Dalston, Middlesex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1881 in Lewisham Villa, Rockburn Road, Lewisham, Kent, ENG. THIRD GENERATION 8. Laura Mary PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She was a Scholar in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1901 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. She was born Dec Qtr 1872 in Woodford, District of West Ham, Essex, ENG. She was possibly married Sep Qtr 1902 in District of Epping, Essex, ENG. 11. Hannah Rosalind PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She was born Mar Qtr 1880 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. She was possibly married Sep Qtr 1904 in District of Epping, Essex, ENG. 12. Edith Catherine PIGGOTT appeared on the census in 1881 in Epping New Road, Fern Bank, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She was born about 1881 in Buckhurst Hill, District of Epping, Essex, ENG. She appeared on the census in 1891 in Fern Bank, Church Road, Chigwell, Essex, ENG. She was possibly married Sep Qtr 1905 in District of Epping, Essex, ENG.

Hi List, I received the following reply from Matt Tompkins to my invitation to join our list. It looks to me like his kind offer will be of interest to certain of our list members. I know it is to me. Please contact Matt directly with your request. Joe >Alas, I don't actually have any Piggott ancestry - I'm a historian >and my interest in the Piggotts of Buckinghamshire derives from >their links to the villages I am studying - Great Horwood in north >Bucks and Chalfont St Peter/Hedgerley in south Bucks (next door to >Beaconsfield) in the 15th and 16th centuries. The Piggotts of >Doddershall, one of the great old gentry families of Buckinghamshire >(they still live in the manor house they built in Doddershall in the >1520s) originated in Little Horwood, next door to Great Horwood, in >the medieval period and owned land in Great Horwood itself. > >Incidentally, if any of your list members is descended from the >Doddershall Piggotts, or one of the other branches of the family who >lived in Little Horwood, Whaddon, Beachampton, Waddesdon and other >places around north Bucks and the neighbouring counties in the 16th >and 17th centuries, I can prove that the family's claim to be >descended from the medieval Pigots of Clotherholme, outside Ripon in >Yorkshire, is false - they actually descended from a family of >peasants living in Little Horwood since at least the early 14th >century. I'd be happy to email a paper I've written setting out all >the evidence to anyone who would be interested. > >Regards, > >Matt Tompkins 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 Listers, I found this on another list. Any help for Matt? Joe >From: mlltompkins@aol.com >Date: Thu, 7 Sep 2006 08:25:09 -0600 > >Source: ENG-BUCKINGHAMSHIRE@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ENG-Buck] Francis Piggott of Beaconsfield, executed bef 1623 > > >I wonder if anyone knows anything about a Francis Piggott of >Beaconsfield who was executed for felony some time prior to >1623? Who he was, or why he was executed? > >The only thing I know about him, from the PRO calendar summaries of >a couple of Exchequer records, is that in 1622-4 the crown was >investigating debts due to "Francis Piggott, attainted" and "Francis >Piggott, of Beaconsfield, executed for felony". (In those days one >of the consequences of being executed for a felony was "attainder", >which among other things meant that certain categories of your >property were forfeited to the crown - so it seems the crown was >trying to track down assets of Piggott's that could be confiscated). > > >From his associates he was probably a gentleman, but I'm fairly > sure he wasn't related to the Piggotts of Little Horwood, Whaddon, > Doddershall etc (that family did include a number of Francises, but > none seems to fit the bill). I'd be grateful for anything anyone > can tell me about him. > >Matt Tompkins 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/

Hi List, There is a photo available at the Dead Fred site: http://www.deadfred.com/surnamePersR_05.php?ID=40137 Please let us know if anyone connects on this one. 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/

There are 158 graves listed for PIGOTT and 170 graves listed for PIGGOTT on: http://www.findagrave.com/ This is a wonderful site for mainly North American (but also Commonwealth War) graves. They have a very nice volunteer service who have already sent me pictures of some of my ancestral graves that were listed on the site. Another nice feature on the search page is a check box to include search for maiden name as well. So, for example, if you have a Mable PIGGOTT and you don't know her maiden name, if she is listed with her maiden name you can find both her and her name. This is exactly what happened with an ancestor that I was hunting for a fellow researcher. I STRONGLY recommend all list members to post their burial information on this web site, as it is sure to grow exponentially as researchers become more familiar with it. 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/

More from Chris Pigott: As promised earlier, the first part of my presumed extended line of PIGOTTs at "Chetwynd" in Edgmond Parish, Shropshire alias County Salop. Proof of a specific descent from this branch for my John PIGOTT of Dysart, Queen's County, Ireland (died 1570) is not yet forthcoming, & unlikely to be so in my time, but circumstantial evidence exists of a general connection - John's son Sir Robert PIGOTT of Dysart was granted use of the same Coat-of-Arms as that branch, albeit with a cadency mark, the "Crescent Or," for the 2nd son "for difference"; & several generations down the track, a branch of the family established in County Cork named their estate "Chetwynd." A possibility is discussed below. Richard PIGOTT, 3rd son of John PIGOTT of Butley, Cheshire; Justice in Eyre for the Hundred of Macclesfield, 1423, 1426; named with his brother John PIGOTT of Butley, Cheshire, as party to a plea in a suit brought by the Lord of Badington, 1429; Justiciar for Cheshire, 1431; granted a messuage in Shrigley, 1432; died 1440 [Inq.p.m.]; marr, ca 1430s, Jocosa de PESHALE (daur of Richard de PESHALE by a daur of Hugh MALPAS of Checkly, & co-heir of the Chetwynd estate which came from the CHETWYND family of her great-grandmother Johanna CHETWYND, wife of Sir Richard de PESHALL); issue: John PIGOTT, son & heir, b 1433-34; aged 6 in his father's Inq.p.m., 1440; commission issued for his arrest, Jan 1457-58, for using threatening language to Joan, widow of his uncle John PIGOTT, probably over her dower lands, & entered into a recognisance to her in the sum of 100 marks, 1459; marr Ellen, daur of Robert de LEIGH of Adlynton by his 2nd wife Isabel, daur of Sir William STANLEY, Knt, Lord of Hotton; issue: 1. Robert PIGOTT. See next below. 2. Anne; marr John DOWNES; issue (recorded in 1580 Visitation of Cheshire): a. Renold DOWNES, of Downes & Taxhall; marr Jane, daur of George TRAFFORD of the Garrett. b. Humphrey DOWNES, b ca 1516, 2nd son; marr Isabell, daur of Thomas SCOTT of Balkill, with issue a son - Laurence DOWNES. c. Peter DOWNES, b cq 1518, 3rd son. d. Joyce DOWNES; marr Hugh GREY of Downes; issue a son - Hugh GREY. Robert PIGOTT, b about 1460s; of Chetwynd, Salop; granted a fiant for his appointment as Escheator, Co Salop, Nov 1513; High Sheriff of Salop, 1517; marr Mary or Margaret BLOUNT, daur of Sir John BLOUNT of Kinlet, by his 2nd wife Alicia, daur of Kinardi DELABERE of Co Hereford; issue: 1. Thomas PIGOTT of Chetwynd. See next. 2. John PIGOTT, b ca 1490s; prob marr ca 1520s, Isabella MALPAS of Baneshall; issue: a. John PIGOTT, born ca 1520s. Quite possibly the John PIGOTT granted Dysart in the Queen's Co, 1562; marr Johanna WALSH with issue. See previous listing. Thomas PIGOTT, b ca 1490's; of Chetwynd, Co Salop; appointed to a Commission of the Peace for Co Salop, 16 May 1538, & Feb 1543; Commissioner for the Muster of Henry VIII for Co Salop, 1542; Fiant for his appointment as Escheator for Co Salop, Apr 1545; marr 1stly, Elizabeth, daur of John ONELEY of Co Salop by Jane PONSBURY (& sister of John ONELEY who was, by Jane SMITH, ancestor of the VERNONs of Hodnet - see below); Thomas marr 2ndly, Agnes, daur of Richard CROFTS; issue by 1st marriage only: 1. Robert PIGOTT, of Chetwynd. See next below. 2. Elizabeth PIGOTT; marr George VERNON of Hodnet; issue: a. Richard VERNON; d.s.p., a minor. b. John VERNON, bt Hodnet, 3 Feb 1546; of Hodnet; bur Hodnet, 1592; marr there, 9 Dec 1546, Elizabeth, daur of Sir Richard DEVEREUX, Knt, by Lady Dorothy HASTINGS, daur of the Earl of Huntingdon; issue 12 ch'n, including - Elizabeth VERNON, wife of Henry WRIOTHESLEY of Southampton, & Robert VERNON, Comptroller of the Household of Queen Elizabeth. 3. Anne PIGOTT; marr Oswestry, 16 May 1494, Richard SALTER of Newport, Salop; issue: a. Thomas SALTER, of Oswestry, Salop; marr Alice, daur of Richard LAWLEY; issue. b. Rose SALTER. c. Robert SALTER. Robert PIGOTT; of Chetwynd, late of Stockton, Co Salop, when granted "General Pardon" of Queen Mary, 1554; High Sheriff of Co Salop, 1574; will dated 30 Mar 1584, pr P.C.C. (41 WATSON), Nov 1584; marr Elizabeth, daur of William GATACRE of Gatacre, Salop, by Eleanor MYTTON (the 1523 Visitation of Salop gives the wife as Jane, widow of ONELEY & daur of Thomas PONTESBURY, but prob instead confused with the mother); her will, dated 6 Aug 1586, pr P.C.C. (27 WINDSOR); issue: 1. Thomas PIGOTT; of Chetwynd. See next below. 2. Richard PIGOTT; of Newport, Salop; 5 pounds in his father's will; 5 pounds & his mother's grey mare, 1586; marr Margaret, daur of Richard STEPHENSON; issue: a. Elizabeth PIGOTT. b. Mary PIGOTT. c. Elizabeth (II) PIGOTT. d. Robert PIGOTT. e. Joan PIGOTT. f. Dorothy PIGOTT. g. Robert (II) PIGOTT. 3. George PIGOTT; of Gerney, 3rd son; 5 pounds in both parent's wills; marr Joan, daur of John WEDSIRED alias WEDGE; issue named in 1623 Visitation: a. Robert PIGOTT. b. William PIGOTT. c. Jevan PIGOTT; marr Margaret, daur of Alexander WALTHALL of Nantwich & Wisaston, by Cecelia MORE; issue. Probable ancestor to the PIGOTs of Hodnet. Possible ancestor to the PIGGOTTs of Nantwich & Wybunbury, including jockeys Ernest, Kieth & Lester PIGGOTT. d. Frances PIGOTT. e. Elizabeth PIGOTT. f. Margery PIGOTT. 4. William PIGOTT, 4th son; 20 shillings in his father's will, having had other monies before the will was made; 40s. in his mother's will. 5. Francis, 5th son; 5 pounds in father's will; 3 pounds 6s & 8d in his mother's will; marr Elizabeth, daur of Thomas WYCOMBE of Berwick, Co Salop. 6. Edward PIGOTT, 6th son; 5 pounds in his father's will; 5 pounds 13s 4d in his mother's will. 7. Mary PIGOTT; marr George SMITH of Morville; issue: a. Richard SMITH, of St James, Bridgnorth, 1623; marr Mary HIBBINS, with issue. b. John SMITH; marr a daur of Thomas VERNON of Hartington; issue including a son - George SMITH of Morville. c. Francis; d. Walter; e. Thomas; & f. William; all died s.p. g. Dorothy SMITH; marr Edward BULLOCK of Wenlock. h. Constance SMITH; marr Mr EDARDS, Registrar in Chancery. j. Jane; marr Morville, 11 Sep 1600, edward BISHOP. k. Elizabeth; marr John KELPOS of Watergate, Staffs. 8. Eleanor PIGOTT; marr George SANFORD or SOMERFORD. 9. Anne; died s.p.; marr Robert SALTER. 10. Catherine PIGOTT; s.p. 11. Margaret; only daur named in father's will, with 20 pounds; 4 pounds for her marriage in her mother's will. To be continued. 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/

Received from Chris Pigott Some further information on the Horseracing branch of PIGGOTTs in Cheshire, England. George PIGGOTT, b Wisaston, Cheshire, ca 1787-88; Farmer of 285 acres, Bartherton Hall, Bartherton, Cheshire, 1851 Census, with wife & 3 ch'n; marr Wybunbury, 1 Mar 1812, Elizabeth MASSIE; she was with her husband, 1851, aged 63, b Wybunbury, Cheshire; issue: 1. George PIGOTT, bt Wybunbury, 28 Jun 1812; Farmer, Wybunbury, 1841 Census, with wife & child; Farmer of 245 acres, Shockland Hall, Shockland Oviatt, Cheshire, 1861 Census, with wife & 6 ch'n; marr Mary (-?-); she was with husband, 1851, aged 48, b Adderley, Salop; issue: a. Massie PIGGOTT; aged 6, with parents, 1841; prob died Nantwich, Mar qtr 1849. b. Joseph PIGGOTT, b Wybunbury; aged 19, with parents, 1861; Farmer, Scocklach Oviatt, Cheshire, 1901, with wife & 10 ch'n; marr Frances (-?-); she was born Worthenbury, Flintshire, & aged 48 in 1901; issue: i. Nellie PIGGOTT, b Worthenbury, Flints; aged 25, with parents, 1901. ii. Mary, b Worthenbury; aged 23, with parents, 1901. iii. Lucy, b Worthenbury; aged 21, with parents, 1901. iv. Massie, b Worthenbury; aged 20, with parents, 1901. v. George, b Shockland Oviatt; aged 19, with parents, 1901. vi. Edith, b Shockland Oviatt; aged 16, with parents, 1901. vii. Edward, b Schockland Oviatt; aged 13, with parents, 1901. viii. Herbert, b Shockland Oviatt; aged 11, with parents, 1901. ix. Lily, b Shockland Oviatt; aged 9, with parents, 1901. x. Gwendolyn, b Shockland Oviatt; aged 2, with parents, 1901. c. John, b Wybunbury; aged 17, with parents, 1861. d. Edward, b Wybunbury; aged 12, with parents, 1861; enumerated at Wybunbury, 1891 Census, as Agr Labr, with wife & 2 sons; Sawyer, Haymore Green, Wybunbury, 1901 Census, with wife & same 2 sons; marr Mary (-?-); she was born Acton, Cheshire, aged 48 in 1891; issue: i. Edward PIGGOTT, b Wybunbury; aged 7, with parents, 1891; aged 19, ditto, 1901. ii. Harry, b Wybunbury; aged 7, with parents, 1891; aged 17, ditto, 1901. e. Elizabeth, b Wybunbury; aged 10, with parents, 1861. f. Maria, b Wybunbury; aged 8, with parents, 1861. g. Hugh Massie, b Wybunbury, Nantwich, Jun qtr 1856; aged 4, with parents, 1861; marr Edmonton, Essex or London, Jun qtr 1888. 2. Elizabeth, b Aston, Cheshire; aged 33, unmarr, with parents, 1851. 3. Catherine Massie, bt Wybunbury, 29 Nov 1825; aged 23, with parents, 1851. 4. Thomas Massie, b Wybunbury; aged 21, with parents, 1851; Farmer, Woore Hall, Salop, 1871 Census, with wife & 5 ch'n; Hotel Keeper, Nantwich, Cheshire, 1881 Census, with wife & 5 ch'n; marr Nantwich, Cheshire, Mar qtr 1862 (Vol.8a, p.379), Alice WOODWARD; she was with husband, 1871 & 1881, aged 29 & 41, b Dansbury, Cheshire; she was enumerated as Widow, Crown Inn, High St, nantwich, 1891 Census, aged 50, Hotel Proprietor, with 5 ch'n; issue: a. George PIGGOTT, b Lea Hall, Cheshire; aged 8, with parents, 1871; aged 18, with parents, 1881; Manager Assistant, with mother, 1891; enumerated at Crown Hotel, High St, Nantwich, 1901 Census, as Proprietor, with wife, sister, 2 ch'n & sister-in-law; marr Helena A. WALKER; she was born Normanton, Leicestershire, aged 34 in 1901; issue: i. Emily M. PIGGOTT, b Nantwich; aged 5, with parents, 1901. ii. Alice J., b Nantwich; aged 7 mos, with parents, 1901. b. Frederick, b Woore, Salop; aged 7, with parents, 1871; Grocer, 27, with mother, 1891; enumerated at the Nag's Head Inn, Houghton, Cheshire, 1901 Census, as Publican, 37, with wife Constance, aged 28 & b Rope, Cheshire, & son Massie H. PIGGOTT, aged 7, & daur Constance E., aged 6, both born Houghton, Cheshire. c. Massie, b Woore; aged 5, with parents, 1871; prob enumerated at Whitehall Terrace, Sunderland, Co Durham, 1901 Census, Clothing Traveller, 34, with wife Jemima, aged 35, b Woore, Salop, & son Frederick O. PIGGOTT, aged 8, b Bunbury, Cheshire. d. John; b Woore; aged 2, with parents, 1871; aged 12, with parents, 1881; poss went to California. c. Thomas, b Woore; aged 11 mos, with parents, 1871; aged 10, with parents, 1881. d. Alice, b Woore; aged 8, with parents, 1881; with mother, 1891. e. Charles, b Woore; aged 6, with parents, 1881; with mother, 1891; Horse Trainer. f. Ernest, b Nantwich, Sep qtr 1878. See next. Ernest PIGGOTT; aged 2, with parents, 1881; with mother, 1891; Jockey & Trainer; rode in France & Belgium before 1912; won three Grand Nationals, on Jerry M, at Aintree, 1912, & on Poethlyn, at Gatwick in 1918, & Aintreee in 1919; died 1967; marr Stockbridge, Hampshire, Jun qtr 1903 (Vol.2c, p.193), Margaret Kate CANNON; she was b 29 Jan 1877, daur of Thomas CANNON, Jockey & Racehorse Owner, by Kate DAY; issue: 1. Ernest Keith PIGGOTT, b Stockbridge, Hampshire, 11 Apr 1904; Jockey & Trainer; won the Champion Hurdle, U.K. National Hunt, Cheltenham, 1939, on African Sister, trained by his brother Charles; trained Ayala to a Grrand National win at Aintree, 1963, coming in at odds of 66/1; died Jun qtr 1993, aged 89, Reg'd Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk; marr Lilian Iris (-?-); she was born 8 Jun 1905; she died at Newmarket, Cambs, Jan qtr 1987, aged 81; issue: a. Lester Keith PIGGOTT, b Newmarket, Cambs, 5 Nov 1935; eminent English Jockey, riding his first winner at the age of 12; marr 1961, Susan ARMSTRONG; issue. 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/

Hi List There is a correction to one of the dates of the marriages; Robert PIGGOTT Blanch WILSON the date should be 6 MAR 1886 (not 1868) For anyone with connections to this line, please note that Robert remarried in 1903 to Esther MARTIN SELL. Regards Cíara

Please note that there are no Piggott burials listed in registers prior to 1814. 9 Jan 1814 Sophy PIGGOTT 12 mths 28 Mar 1826 Ann PIGGOTT 81 yrs 11 JUN 1829 John PIGGOTT 10 mths 23 JUN 1835 Sarah PIGGOTT 62 yrs 26 NOV 1837 William PIGGOTT 63 yrs 26 OCT 1851 Eliza PIGGOTT 15 yrs 17 MAY 1853 George PIGGOTT 57 yrs 19 NOV 1854 Keziah PIGGOTT 68 yrs 6 MAY 1858 Rhoda PIGGOTT 62 yrs 1 MAR 1863 George PIGGOTT of Clavering 54 yrs 15 MAR 1863 Harriet PIGGOTT of Clavering 2 1/2 yrs 15 OCT 1865 Beatrice PIGGOTT 3 mths 21 FEB 1866 John PIGGOTT 55 yrs 16 JUL 1867 William PIGGOTT 70 yrs 6 APR 1872 Lydia Beatrice PIGGOTT 9 mths 6 FEB 1885 Elizabeth PIGGOTT 83 yrs 11 NOV 1887 Thomas PIGGOTT 59 yrs 4 JAN 1890 John PICKET 65 yrs 8 MAR 1892 Fanny PIGGOTT 83 yrs 30 MAY 1930 Daniel PIGGOTT 64 yrs from People's Home Saffron Walden. That's about it, feel free to contact me for any other details from these entries or for any other lookups from the Langley registers. Regards Cíara

Here's the Baptisms; 13 FEB 1732 Ann PIGGOTT Father: John Mother: Elizabeth 31 Jan 1773 Mary PIGGOTT Father: Cole Mother: Ann Cole PIGGOTT and Ann NEWTON were married 2 Oct 1768 in Elmdon Essex. 7 SEP 1777 George PIGGOTT Father: William CHESHAM Mother: Ann PIGGOTT 25 JUN 1780 Sophia PIGGOTT Father: William CHESHAM Mother: Ann PIGGOTT 24 AUG 1783 (born 6 APR 1783) LYDIA PIGGOTT Father: William CHESHAM Mother: Ann PIGGOTT 20 JAN 1799 William PIGGOTT Father: George PIGGOTT alias CHESHAM Mother: Sarah (possibly KIMSEY - marriage 1796) 11 APR 1802 Lydia PIGGOTT Father: George PIGGOTT (CHESHAM) Mother: Sarah Children on William & Keziah PIGGOTT 1 APR 1805 Lydia 6 APR 1806 William 26 MAR1809 George 7 OCT 1810 John 20 DEC 1812 Sophy 16 APR 1815 Sophy 20 FEB 1820 Sarah 23 SEP 1821 John PIGGOTT Father: George Mother: Rhoda 28 DEC 1825 John PIGGOTT father: William Mother: Elizabeth 22 JAN 1826 Susan PIGGOTT Mother: Lydia PIGGOTT Single woman 2 MAR 1828 Hannah PIGGOTT Father: George Mother: Rhoda 28 SEP 1828 John PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Mary 12 APR 1829 James PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 14 Feb 1830 Thomas SKINNER Father: SKINNER possible Oliver whom Lydia married in 1832. Mother: Lydia PIGGOTT Single woman 22 MAY 1831 Lydia PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 24 MAR 1833 (born 24 DEC 1832) Mary PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 15 MAR 1835 Sarah PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 26 FEB 1837 Eliza PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 21 APR 1839 (born 27 JAN 1839) Joseph PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 10 NOV 1844 James PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 27 SEP 1846 Emily PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 11 SEP 1847 Charles PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Harriet 16 JUL 1848 Frederick PIGGOTT Father: Nathan Mother: Rebecca 15 APR 1849 Louisa PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Elizabeth 3 AUG 1851 Ann PIGGOTT Father: Nathan Mother: Rebecca 24 SEP 1854 David PIGGOTT Father: James Mother: Lydia 22 FEB 1857 Elizabeth PIGGOTT Father: George Mother: Fanny 6 MAR 1863 Harriet PIGGOTT Father: George Mother: Fanny 24 JUL 1864 Emma PIGGOTT Mother: Susan PIGGOTT note: now wife of James JOCELYN 31 JUL 1864 George PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Emma 3 SEP 1865 Beatrice PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Emma 28 APR 1867 Robert PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Emma 6 JUL 1871 Lydia Beatrice PIGGOTT Father: William Mother: Emma Burials to follow shortly Regards Cíara

Here are the Piggott marriages from Langley Essex, many of these entries tie in with the Clavering Piggotts who started appearing in the Clavering registers in the 1670's. 17 MAY 1757 Samuel WILLIAMSON from Clavering Elizabeth PIGGET 29 APR 1799 Henry NEWMAN Sophie PICKARD 25 DEC 1802 William PIGGOTT Kezia DEADMAN 18 OCT 1820 George PIGOT Rhoda RUMBALL 20 NOV 1824 William PIGGOTT Elizabeth CLARK 25 OCT 1827 William PIGGOTT Mary KING 9 JAN 1832 Oliver SKINNER Lydia PIGGOTT 23 SEP 1834 Simon HANCHETT Sophia PICKETT 27 NOV 1837 George PIGGOTT - Father; William. Fanny CLASCOCK 6 DEC 1845 William Bye SOUTH Hannah PIGGOTT - Father: William. 16 OCT 1846 William PIGGOTT - Father: John Harriet KING 21 MAY 1850 Moses PHILLIPS Lydia PIGGOTT - Father: William. 29 APR 1853 James PIGGOTT - Father: William. Lydia SAVILLE 14 JUL 1855 John SAVILLE Sarah PIGGOTT - Father: William 17 DEC 1864 John NEWLAND LOUISA PIGGOTT - Father: William. 17 JUN 1865 Samuel HANCHETT Jane PIGGOTT - Father: William 6 MAR 1868 Robert PIGGOTT - Father: William. Blanch WILSON 3 JAN 1903 Robert PIGGOTT - Father: William. Esther MARTIN SELL 18 MAY 1917 Charles William ABRAHAM Alice May PIGGOTT - Father: Robert. Baptisms and Burials to follow. Regards. Cíara

Hi Ciara, At 03:47 AM 08/09/2006, you wrote: >That's about it, feel free to contact me for any other details from >these entries or for any other lookups from the Langley registers. Thank you VERY much for taking the time to share all of that information with the list. If this information helps anyone, please let us know so that Ciara will know that her effort provided help to someone. 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/

THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ME JANE PIGGOTT COKER OF EAGLE HOUSE, EDMONTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, SPINSTER. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH THE SEVERAL LEGACIES FOLLOWING, THAT IS TO SAY: TO ANNA MARIA GOULD SISTER OF HENRY GOULD OF WATERINGBURY KENT, SURGEON, THE SUM OF FIFTY POUNDS. TO JULES SAGREE OF THE PROVINCE OF ? IN FRANCE NINETEEN GUINEAS AND I EMPOWER MY EXECUTORS TO PAY THE SAID LEGACY BEQUEATHED TO THE SAID JULES SAGREE FOR HIS USE TO HIS GRANDMOTHER MADAME DES-----NOW RESIDING AT EAGLE HOUSE AFORESAID, WIDOW OR IF SHE SHALL DIE BEFORE THE PAYMENT THEREOF, THEN TO EITHER OF HIS PARENTS AND I DECLARE THAT THE RECEIPT OF ANY PERSON TO WHOM MY EXECUTORS ARE HEREBY EMPOWERED TO PAY THE LAST MENTIONED LEGACY, SHALL BE A SUFFICIENT DISCHARGE. TO SARAH CHARLOTTE BENTLEY, WIFE OF SAMUEL BENTLEY WHO IS HEREINAFTER NAMED ONE OF MY EXECUTORS, MY WATCH, MY MOSAIC BROOCH AND MT DRESSING CASE. TO MRS HENRY --------- OF TOTTENHAM, MIDDLESEX, MY GOLD BROOCH WITH HAIR (?) FOR HER SOLE AND SEPARATE USE AND HER RECEIPT ALONE TO BE NOTWITHSTANDING --------- A SUFFICIENT DISCHARGE. TO HARRIET HOLT OF TOTTENHAM MIDDLESEX ,SPINSTER , MY SMALL SET OF CAMEOS. TO AGNES HOLT OF TOTTENHAM MIDDLESEX SPINSTER, MY WHITE CASHMERE SHAWL. TO JANE HOLT DAUGHTER OF THE REVEREND GEORGE HOLT OF CHULMLEIGH (?) NORTH DEVON ALL MY DRAWINGS PRINTS AND ITALIAN BOOKS. TO FELICIA HOLT DAUGHTER OF THE SAID GEORGE HOLT, MY SMALL BLACK AGATE BROOCH, MY PAINTING BOX AND MY FRENCH BOOKS. TO MARIA HOLT DAUGHTER OF THE SAID GEORGE HOLT MY LARGE ROSEWOOD WORKBOX AND MY ENGLISH BOOKS. TO ELIZABETH SHILLITO OF UPPER THAMES STREET,LONDON, SPINSTER, MY SMALL GOLD BASKET BROOCH. TO MARY ANNE SHILLITO OF UPPER THAMES STREET AFORESAID MY PAIR OF HAIR BRACELETS WITH GOLD AND ------- SNAPS AND I GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH ALL MY REAL ESTATE AND ALL THE RESIDUE OF MY PERSONAL ESTATE WHATSOEVER AND WHEREEVER INCLUDING ALL MY STOCK IN THE THREE PER CENT CONSOLIDATED BANK ANNUITIES AND ANY OTHER OF THE PUBLIC FUNDS STANDING JOINTLY IN THE NAMES OF MYSELF AND THE SAID SAMUEL BENTLY. UNTO MARY ------- OF EAGLE HOUSE EDMONTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, SPINSTER, HER HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNEES ABSOLUTELY AND I APPOINT MY FRIENDS SAMUEL BENTLEY OF SOUTHAMPTON ROW, RUSSELL SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX ,ESQUIRE AND JAMES SHILLITO OF UPPER THAMES STREET AFORESAID, ESQUIRE TO BE EXECUTORS OF THIS MY WILL AND SO HEREBY REVOKING ALL OTHER (OF) MY TESTAMENTARY WRITINGS. I DECLARE THIS WRITING ONLY TO BE MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE SET HEREUNTO SET MY HAND THIS TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN. JANE PIGGOTT COKER SIGNED BY THE SAID JANE PIGGOTT COKER ,THE TESTATRIX ,AS HER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN THE PRESENCE OF US PRESENT AT THE SAME TIME WHO, AT HER REQUEST, IN HER PRESENCE AND IN THE PRESENCE OF EACH OTHER HAVE SUBSCRIBED OUR NAMES AS WITNESSES -- ELIZA PROTHEROO BRUCE OF 5 --- ROAD, CLAPHAM ROAD SURREY, DANIEL ------ OF EAGLE HOUSE, EDMONTON, MIDDLESEX. PROVED IN LONDON THE 25TH OCT. 1848 BEFORE THE WORSHIPFUL WILLIAM ROBINSON DOCTOR OF LAWS AND SURROGATE, BY THE OATHS OF SAMUEL BENTLEY AND JAMES WRIGHT SHILLITO (IN THE WILL WRITTEN JAMES SHILLITO) ESQUIRES THE EXECUTORS TO WHOM ADMINISTRATION WAS GRANTED HAVING BEEN FIRST SWORN DULY TO ADMINISTER. Some punct

THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MR. GEORGE PIGGOTT HOWES OF NUMBER ? CHURCH STREET, PADDINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, GENTLEMAN. FIRST I DESIRE ALL MY JUST DEBTS, FUNERAL AND TESTAMENTARY EXPENSES TO BE PAID AND SATISFIED. I GIVE TO MY DEAR WIFE SARAH HOWES THE SUM OF ONE THOUSAND POUNDS FOR HER OWN SOLE USE AND BENEFIT ABSOLUTELY. I ALSO GIVE UNTO HER ALL MY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, LINEN, CHINA , PICTURES, PRINTS, BOOKS AND WINE THAT I MAY DIE POSSESSED OF FOR HER OWN ABSOLUTE USE AND BENEFIT AND I GIVE ALL THE REST, RESIDUE AND REMAINDER OF MY PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL OF WHATEVER NATURE OR KIND (SOEVER) WHICH I MAY DIE POSSESSED OF UNTO EDMUND COATES OF NUMBER 17 PARK PLACE VILLAS, PADDINGTON AFORESAID, WINE MERCHANT, AND THOMAS BEEDLE (?) BROOKS OF WARWICK VILLAS , PADDINGTON AFORESAID, ESQUIRE IN TRUST TO PERMIT AND SUFFER MY SAID DEAR WIFE TO HAVE AND ENJOY THE INTEREST, DIVIDENDS AND ANNUAL PRODUCE OF THE SAME FOR AND DURING HER NATURAL LIFE AND AFTER HER DEATH IN TRUST FOR MY CHILDREN: GEORGE FULLER HOWES, MARY JOSEPHINE HOWES, ------ HOWES, EMILY ANNE HOWES, ANN MARIA HOWES, HERBERT --- HOWES, WILLIAM ROBIN? HOWES TO BE EQUALLY DIVIDED AMONGST THEM, SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE ON THEIR ATTAINING THEIR RESPECTIVE ? (MAJORITY) OR AGES OF TWENTY ONE YEARS AND I DO HEREBY APPOINT MY SAID DEAR WIFE SARAH HOWES , THE SAID EDMUND COATES AND THOMAS BEEDLE (?) BROOKS EXECUTRIX AND EXECUTORS OF THIS MY WILL HEREBY REVOKING ALL OTHER WILLS, CODICILS AND TESTAMENTARY DISPOSITIONS BY ME AT ANY TIME HEREFORETO MADE AND DECLARE THIS ONLY TO BE MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I, THE SAID GEORGE PIGGOTT HOWES TO THIS MY SAID WILL CONTAINED IN ONE SHEET OF PAPER, SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR. G.P. HOWES SIGNED SEALED PUBLISHED AND DECLARED BY THE SAID GEORGE PIGGOTT HOWES AS AND FOR HIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN THE PRESENCE OF US WHO IN HIS PRESENCE AT HIS REQUEST AND IN THE PRESENCE OF EACH OTHER HAVE HEREUNTO SUBSCRIBED OUR NAMES AS WITNESSES. CHARLES ---- --- ---FIELDS -- -- JOS -- CLARK PROVED AT LONDON THE 23RD JULY 1845 BEFORE THE WORSHIPFUL JAMES PARKER DEANE ? DOCTOR OF LAWS AND SURROGATE BY THE OATHS OF SARAH HOWES WIDOW, THE RELICT, EDMUND COATES AND THOMAS BEEDLE BROOKS ESQUIRE THE EXECUTORS TO WHOM ADMINISTRATION WAS GRANTED HAVING BEEN FIRST SWORN DULY TO ADMINISTER.

THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MR. JOHN PIGGOTT WILSON OF NO. 20 HUNTER STREET BRUNSWICK SQUARE IN THE PARISH OF ST. PANCRAS IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, MERCHANT. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO MY WORTHY FRIEND JANE AINSLIE THE SUM OF TWENTY POUNDS. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO MY WORTHY SERVANT SARAH CRAWFORD IF LIVING IN MY SERVICE AT THE PERIOD OF MY DECEASE TEN POUNDS. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO MY SERVANT JEMIMA POLLARD THE SUM OF TEN POUNDS. I DIRECT ALL MY JUST DEBTS OF WHICH A LIST WILL BE FOUND IN MY DESK TO BE PAID. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO MY MOST BELOVED MOTHER SYBELLA WILSON THE WHOLE OF THE REST, RESIDUE AND REMAINDER OF MY PROPERTY NOT DISPOSED OF IN THIS MY WILL WHETHER REAL OR PERSONAL ESTATE OR OF WHAT KIND OR DESCRIPTION SOEVER TO BE BY HER ENJOYED DURING THE TERM OF HER NATURAL LIFE AND ON HER DECEASE I DIRECT AND BEQUEATH THE WHOLE OF MY PROPERY WHETHER REAL OR PERSONAL ESTATE OR OF WHAT KIND OR NATURE SOEVER TO MY SON OR REPUTED SON JOHN WILSON NOW RESIDING WITH ME AT NO. 20 HUNTER STREET BRUNSWICK SQUARE. I APPOINT MY DEAR MOTHER SOLE GUARDIAN TO MY SAID SON OR REPUTED SON UNTIL HE SHALL HAVE ATTAINED THE AGE OF TWENTY ONE YEARS. I HEREBY CONSTITUTE AND APPOINT COLIN CAMPBELL OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW IN NORTH BRITAIN AND ROTTERDAM IN HOLLAND, MERCHANT, JOHN BOYER OF CAMBERWELL IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY AND OF NO. 24 JEWRY STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON, MERCHANT, THE HONOURABLE ELPHINSTONE PIGGOTT, CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE ISLAND OF TOBAGO IN THE WEST INDIES EXECUTORS AND MY DEAR MOTHER SYBELLA WILSON EXECUTRIX TO THIS MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. DATED AND SIGNED THIS FIRST DAY OF JULY IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE. JOHN PIGGOTT WILSON. WITNESSES W. McLONOUGH 15 TAVISTOCK PLACE; W. CRUICKSHANK 6 HEATHCOTE STREET; THOMAS CLARKE, 4 HEATHCOTE STREET CODICIL I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO WILLIAM KEETON (?) OF N0. 8 -AINORS? STREET FIVE POUNDS . IN THE EVENT OF MY MOTHER SYBELLA WILSON DYING BEFORE MY SON OR REPUTED SON SHALL HAVE. ATTAINED TWENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE I GIVE AND BEQUEATH THE WHOLE OF THE REST , RESIDUE AND REMAINDER OF MY PROPERTY WHETHER REAL OR PERSONAL ESTATE OR OF WHAT KIND OR DESCRIPTION SOEVER NOT DISPOSED OF IN MY ABOVE WILL TO JOHN BOYER IN TRUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY SAID SON, TO BE PAID OR TRANSFERRED OVER TO HIM SO SOON AS HE SHALL ATTAIN TWENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE AND THE INTEREST THEREOF OR SO MUCH THEREOF AS THE SAID JOHN BOYER GUARDIAN TO MY SAID SON UNTIL THE AFORESAID PERIOD. DATED AND SIGNED THIS TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF JULY IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE. JOHN PIGGOTT WILSON. WITNESSES: W McLONOUGH 13 TAVISTOCK PLACE, W CRUICKSHANK 13 HEATHCOTE STREET, MECKLENBURGH SQUARE, THOMAS CLARK 4 HEATHCOTE STREET, MECKLENBURGH SQUARE PROVED AT LONDON WITH A CODICIL THE 29TH OCTOBER 1841 BEFORE THE WORSHIPFUL JOHN DANBERRY DOCTOR OF LAWS AND SURROGATE BY THE OATH OF SYBELLA WILSON WIDOW, THE MOTHER, ONE OF THE SURVIVING EXECUTORS TO WHOM ADMINSTRATION WAS GRANTED HAVING BEEN FIRST SWORN DULY TO ADMINISTER. POWER RESERVED OF MAKING THE LIKE ------? TO COLIN CAMPBELL AND JOHN BOYER, ESQUIRES, THE OTHER SURVIVING EXECUTORS WHEN THEY SHALL APPLY FOR THE SAME.