Ancestral Trails 2016 » Isaac TOMLIN (1678-1730)

Persoonlijke gegevens Isaac TOMLIN 

• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1678 in Wrotham, Malling, Kent.
• Hij is gedoopt op 13 februari 1677/78 in Wrotham, Malling, Kent.
• Beroep: tussen 1704 en 1717 in Farmer.
• Woonachtig in het jaar 1725: "of Nepicar, yeoman".
• Hij is overleden op 13 oktober 1730 in Kent, hij was toen 52 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven op 17 oktober 1730 in Wrotham, Malling, Kent.
• Boedelverdeling op 3 december 1730.Bron 1
• Testament op 18 maart 1724/25.

Gezin van Isaac TOMLIN

Hij is getrouwd met Elizabeth BALDWIN.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 23 februari 1703/04 te Orpington, Bromley, Kent, hij was toen 25 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Anne TOMLIN  1711-1714
2. Hester TOMLIN  1708-????
3. Thomas TOMLIN  1705-1714
4. Elizabeth TOMLIN  1707-????
5. Isaac TOMLIN  1713-1745 
6. John TOMLIN  1717-1795 

Notities over Isaac TOMLIN

Tombstone in Wrotham churchyard: Isaac Tomlin, Snr. of this Parish...aged 52 years. Elizabeth, his wife...aged 80 years. Left issue 2 sons & 2 daughters, viz. Isaac, John, Elizabeth & Hester 1724 Will dated 18 Mar 1724: gives property in occupation of John Day, and land in Meopham in his own occupation to his brothers Thomas & Reuben as trustees, to sell in order to pay debts; to wife Elizabeth for life (as long as she stays unmarried), the property where he lives, lately purchased of Mr Chapman, at Nepikar, as well as property in occupation of Robert Baldwyn [who married his cousin, Margaret Chilman?] and land in his own occupation purchased from Thomas Lambard Esq near Wrotham Hoath, one other property in occupation of Nicholas Colgate and land in his own occupation in Nepikar Burrough near Hognor (parish of Wrotham) and another property in or near Wrotham Towne in occupation of Jane Tomlyn, widow. After the death or remarriage of Elizabeth, the Chapman property is to go to his eldest son, Isaac, less 2 pieces of land to go to daughter Elizabeth & 2 pieces of land to daughter Esther; the Colegate property etc and the Jane Tomlyn property to his youngest son, John. £100 each to Elizabeth and Esther after the death of his wife, to be realised from the sale of stock by his trustees, and put out at interest (to be paid regularly towards their education) until the death of Elizabeth. Thomas and Reuben Baldwyn as trustees; to the poor of Wrotham, one quarter of wheat, to be distributed as his wife thinks fit; Elizabeth Tomlyn as executrix, to receive personal estate and as residuary legatee. Signed and sealed. Witnesses: Anne Weller, Jam. Dane, Thomas Weller. Proved 3 Dec 1730. "...........there is Nepicar, where Isaac Tomlyn hung out - is this Nepicar House, which is that large house on the roundabout at Junction 2a of the M26, or is it Nepicar farm, which still exists to the north of the A25?.." SOURCE Simon Ranger Hill, email 21/11/04

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