Ancestral Trails 2016 » JOHN COGGER (1602-1666)

Persoonlijke gegevens JOHN COGGER 

• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1602 in Sevenoaks, Kent.
• Hij is gedoopt op 3 oktober 1602 in Sevenoaks, Kent.
• (Relationship) in 8 x Great Grandparent.
• (Witness) op 12 september 1648 in Witness to will of William Cogger died 1648.
• (Deed) op 1 maart 1648/49 in Party to partition deed including Dibden House.
• Hij is overleden in het jaar 1666 in Sevenoaks, Kent, hij was toen 64 jaar oud.
• Boedelverdeling op 27 oktober 1666 naar Shoreham Deanery.
• Testament op 23 september 1648.
• Een kind van WILLIAM COGGER en JOHANE PIERCE

Gezin van JOHN COGGER

Hij is getrouwd met MARGARET QUICKENDEN.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 18 juni 1626 te Sevenoaks, Kent, hij was toen 24 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Jane COGGER  1632-1650
2. Elizabeth COGGER  1641-1642
3. William COGGER  1627-????
4. Mary COGGER  1629-???? 
5. JOHN COGGER  1644-1707 
6. Edith COGGER  1638-1719 
7. Margaret COGGER  1642-1719

Notities over JOHN COGGER

1631 Rafe Harman, apprentice of Mr John Coggar was buried at Sevenoaks 6th November 1631.

1640 Thomas Fuller, servant of John Cogger was buried at Sevenoaks 25 December 1640.

1649 Whilst searching the Sevenoaks Archives Simon Ranger Hill found an interesting document, a Partition Deed, dated 1 Mar 1649 detailing the uses of a fine levied, and covering the properties: Dibden House, a smith's forge at Bowzell Gate, a cottage in Chevening, a house in Sevenoaks [parish?], a house in Sevenoaks town, a barn in Sevenoaks and 4 shops in Sevenoaks. The parties were:- George Lone senr & Margaret his wife George Lone jnr John Cogger & Margaret " Thomas Moreland & Emmorice " William Moreland & Alice " Edward Symmonds & Audrey " Humphrey Symmonds & Jane " George Wimble (al. Hall) & Katherine " William Wall sen & Dorothy " Richard Croncke sen & Marie " Frances Hilles jun & Alice" on the one part, and Henry Colegate & Henry White on the other. This looks like all the usual suspects - the big cheeses in Sevenoaks. John & Margaret Cogger are presumably John & Margaret Quickenden (which proves that he wasn't the John Cogger buried in 1635), the mention of Cronk and Hills is also of interest.

1652 George Lone "had to sell fifteen acres of land called Little Kippington to John Cogger FOR £195."

1666 John left the main part of his estate to his son John [1644-1707], who left it to his wife Elizabeth and son John in equal shares. It is believed that Elizabeth died in 1726 and John's will of 1744 left the bulk of his estate to his nephew William, son of Thomas of Ightham.

1666 LAST WILL & TESTAMENT In the name of God Amen I John Coggar of the parish of Sevenoaks in the County of Kent yeoman being sick of body but of perfect mind and memory (praised be God therefore) I do make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following vizt: Inprimis I bequeath my soule to Almighty God who in[fused?] the same trusting through the meritts and passion of Christ Jesus my blessed Redeemer to obtain pardon[?] for my sinnnes and also[?] a joyful resurrection to life everlasting My body I comitt to the earth to be decently interred by my Executor hereafter named, And as touching that Estate wherewith God hath blessed mee I dispose thereof as followeth -
Inprimis I nominate and appoint my sonne John executor of this my last will and testament

Item I give unto my loving wife Margaret the moyety of all my household goods whatsoever, more I give unto her tenne pounds a year during her natural life out of the profits of my messuages and lands to be payed unto her by my executor half yearly by equal portions, in lieu and satisfaction of her Right of Dower to my said lands and tenements, and for default of payment thereof within fforeteene dayes after any halfe year after my decease it shall be lawfull for hir to enter into any and every of my messuages or tenements or lands and thereon to disteyne and the distresses there taken to retaine and keepe untill payment thereof be made together with all expenses and charges, More I give unto her one [Cow?]

Item I give unto my grandchild John Beardsworth sonne of my daughter Edy Beardsworth tenne pounds of lawfull money of England to be payed unto him at his age of ffifteene yeares (if he soe long live).

Item to Thomas Beardsworth one other of hir sonnes ffive pounds at his age of ffifteene yeares (if he soe long live).

Item I give unto my grandsonne John Harres sonne of my daughter Mary one annuity of fforty shillings a yeare out of my lands and tenements at Dibden in the parish of Sevenoaks to be payed unto him half yearly by my said executor, the first payment to begin next half yeare after my wife Margaret decease for and during the term of his naturall life.

Item I give unto my ffive grandchildren Mary, Anne, Elizabeth, Edy and Margaret daughters of my said daughter Mary ffive pounds a piece at their severall ages of ffifteene yeares if they so long live.

Item I give unto my said daughters Mary Harres and Edy Beardsworth tenne pounds a piece to be payed unto them by my executor ['85?] twelve months after my decease.

The rest and residue of all and singular my messuages and tenements lands and hereditaments and all my goods cattle and chattells whatsoever my debts legacyes and ffunerall expenses being payed I wholy give to my said sonne and executor desireing him to fullfill this my will in all respects. In witnesse whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale (revoking all former wills by me made and declaring this for my last will and testament the three and twentieth day of September in the yeare of our Lord God one thousand six hundred sixty and six. His mark JOHN COGGAR
Sealed and delivered and published and declared for his last will and testament in the presence of
Chris. Thomas Thomas Playston his marke
Thomas Giles his marke
Jurat[um] fuit John Coggar Ex(ecu)tor '85..in die festo[?] nominat 27* die mens[i]s october Ao dni 1666to coram me Ed. Clerke, Surr.

AN INVENTORY of all and singular the goods & chattells & credits of John Coggar late whilst he lived of the parish of Sevenoaks in the County of Kent yeoman deceased taken and prized the Nine and Twentieth day of October Anno d[omin]i 1666 by John Harres & John Beardsworth as followeth vizt://
In the Hall Inprimis one old table and forme one litle table one litle cubbord certaine old chayres 2 joyned stooles with the pothangers ffireirons fire [shovell?] & tongs v xxj s
Item certen Pewter vizt 8 pieces v xs Suma xxxjs
In the Chamber over the Hall Item the testators wearing apparrell v xls
Item one joyned table 4 joyned stooles one chest one Trunk & one chayre v xxs
Item one bedsted & curten and vallence one fflockbed with the ffurniture to the same belonging v xxxs
Item 6 p[ai]r of sheets & some other small linnen v ls Suma xijl
In the Chamber over the Buttery Item 2 fflockbeds with the ffurniture & one old cheste v xxxs
Item 3 brasse kettles, 2 ironpots & 3 brasse skillets a warming pan, pestle & mortar v xxxs
Item 3 kilderkins 3 pailes with all other wooden vessells about the house xiij iiijd
Item 3 bags of Hops being Browne waying about 600 lb wayte v xijl
Item 4or bushels of wheate v viijs Suma xvjl js iiijd
Without Doores
Item 15 cox[?] of ots 5 cox[?] of wheate 2 load of hayy a few pease viiijl xs
Item 2 hogs & 4or shoots[?] v iijl
Item certain implements of husbandry v xxxs
Item 4or bullocks v vijl
Item one mare & a colt v iijl
Item xxty ewes & lambes v vl
Item all the stock of hoppoles being upon 5 acres of ground xxl
Item certain lumber about the house & things unseen & forgotten v vl
Item in ready money in the house xxl
Item owing to the deceased at the time of his death v xxxvl Suma lxvijl SUMA TOTALIS lxxxxjl
[actually, £91-12-4, rounded down] Chris[topher] Thomas

Precis of the Will dated 23rd Sep 1666; son John as executor; to wife Margaret half of all household goods plus £10 a year out of profits of estate (in lieu of right of dower); to grandsons John Beardsworth £10 & Thomas Beardsworth £5 at age 15; to grandson John Harres annuity of 40s out of profits of Dibden after Margaret's decease; to 5 daughters of Mary Harres £5 each at age 15; to Mary Harres & Edy Beardsworth £10 each; the residue of all estates, property etc to son John. His house appears to have had only 3 living rooms and a buttery. He had 5 acres of hops, probably for his own use, but may have been farming sheep commercially, with 20 ewes and lambs

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