> In his will dated 11 July 1832, Thomas PENTON, miller from Bransbury refers > no less than 8 times to another, "Thomas PENTON, otherwise MUNDY, carpenter > of Upper Clatford" generally this suggests an alias used by the other Thomas Penton.. It might be interesting to:- a). look for the will of Thomas PENTON als MUNDY b) look at MUNDYs and their wills c). Look closely att his Thomas and his birth.baptism or he might have just used thre alias to distinguish from the other Thomas of the same name. Possibly MUNDY was his mother's maiden name. Cheers Bob Homepages:http://www.stanmer.force9.co.uk G3IHR

Hi Bob, That really does throw some different and varying lights on the subject. It also helps to open my closing mind up to a variety of different possibilities. Many thanks and best wishes, Nigel > -----Original Message----- > From: H. R. Henly [mailto:hrhenly@britishlibrary.net] > Sent: 16 February 2001 16:39 > To: WESSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [WSX] Assistance of a Will expert requested. > > > > In his will dated 11 July 1832, Thomas PENTON, miller from > Bransbury refers > > no less than 8 times to another, "Thomas PENTON, otherwise > MUNDY, carpenter > > of Upper Clatford" > generally this suggests an alias used by the other Thomas Penton.. It > might be interesting to:- > a). look for the will of Thomas PENTON als MUNDY > b) look at MUNDYs and their wills > c). Look closely att his Thomas and his birth.baptism > or he might have just used thre alias to distinguish from the other > Thomas of the same name. Possibly MUNDY was his mother's maiden name. > Cheers > Bob > Homepages:http://www.stanmer.force9.co.uk > G3IHR > > > ==== WESSEX-PLUS Mailing List ==== > Looking for an early map of the area in which you are interested? > Then try: > http://www.old-maps.co.uk/index.htm >