Richard and Charlotte Allen Cosby Ancestry » Sir Thomas II Osborne (1542-1611)

Persönliche Daten Sir Thomas II Osborne 

• Er wurde geboren am 18. April 1542 in Hartlip, Swale Borough, Kent, England.Quelle 2
• Er ist verstorben am 12. Oktober 1611 in Ashford, Kent Co., England, er war 69 Jahre alt.Quelle 2
• Er wurde beerdigt am 12. Oktober 1611 in Ashley Green, Chiltern District, Buckinghamshire, England.Quelle 2
• Ein Kind von Sir Richard III Osborne und Jane Broughton

Familie von Sir Thomas II Osborne

Er hat eine Beziehung mit Elizabeth Wilmeth Mellis.

Kind(er):

1. Anna Osborne  1563-????
2. Edward Osborne  1565-????
3. John Osborne  ± 1568-????
4. Jeremy Osborne  1570-1620 

Notizen bei Sir Thomas II Osborne

"This name, variously spelled, has existed more than a thousand years. In ancient Saxon England it was sometimes spelled Osbjorn; the wife of King Egbert was an Osborne. Egbert of the house of Cedric, King of Wessex, united the seven Saxon kingdoms of Britain into one kingdom under the name of England (sic) in 827, A.D.ian Osborn of Kent, bearing a date of 1404. The family lived in and around Maidstone then, and is still represented there.n Kent who had owned land in Hingham, Mass. before 1635, and moved to Windsor, Conn. by 1637, and was one of the early settlers of New Haven and founders of New Haven, Conn. in 1639. Thomas came to East Hampton in 1650-1651. His son John, was one of the first settlers of Wainscott, five miles west of East Hampton village, and in the same township.o many of its first settlers had come from that vicinity in England. Wainscott was doubtless named after a hamlet named Wainscot in Kent, England, near Rochester, and not very far from Maidstone."ome Smiths, Osborns, and Allied Families of New England and Ohio" p43 by Estelle Clark Watsone maintenance of the preachers, "if they continue preaching at Ashford." He also bequeathed 10 shillings to Mr. Hawlden, the vicar of Sellinge. To his wife, Mary, he left 10 pounds and "all such wearing apparel as I have made for her since our marriage," some household goods, and "all woodwork which I have made since our intermarriage." To Martha, "my wife's daughter's," five shillings. Thomas left various goods and 10 pounds to his son Edward, and to Edmand Mellowe, son of Edward Mellowe, 20 shillings toward his apprenticeship. He also left 10 pounds to Nicholas Osborne's son Thomas.erning my customary lands and tenements holden of the manor Ashfoorde whereof I have made surrender to the use of my last will according to the custom of the said manor, and all my other tenements and lands: to son Edwarde Osborne the copyhold purchased of John Adams sen. and the copyhold purchased of William Browne; to Jeremie Osborne my son the copyhold I purchased of Daniell Lowes alias Low and Martha his wife; to wife Mary during widowhood, the house I late purchased from Mr. Haulden, vicar of Sellindge, with the remainder to Jeremie Osborne. Executor and residuary legatee, son Jeremie Osbourne. Overseers, Nicholas Sawkins and John Smarte to receive 12d apiece for their pains. Witnesses: John Walleis, vicar of Ashford; Jo: Stedde; John Terrie. Read and acknowledged to be the will of Thomas Osborne 28 Oct. 1608 in the presence of John Walleis vicar of Ashfoord Robert Hunt."s Osborn of Ashford is contained in his will, which he made 27 Feb 1606/7, and which was proved 16 Oct 1611. In this document, Thomas left 20 shillings to the poor of Ashford, and 10 shillings toward the maintenance of the preachers, "if they continue preaching at Ashford." He also bequeathed 10 shillings to Mr. Hawlden, the vicar of Sellinge.To his wife, Marie [Mary], he left 10 pounds and "all such wearing apparel as I have made for her since our marriage," some household goods, and "all woodwork which I have made since our intermarriage." To Martha, "my wife's daughter," 20 shillings,and to Anna, "another of my wife's daughters," 5 shillings.Thomas left various goods and 10 pounds to his son Edward, and to Edmand Mellowe, son of Edward Mellowe, 20 shillings toward his apprenticeship. He also left 10 pounds to Nicholas Osborn's son Thomas. "Concerning my customary lands and tenements holden of the manor Ashfoorde whereof I have made surrender to the use of my last will according to the custom of the said manor, and all my other tenements and lands: to son Edwarde Osborne the copyhold purchased of John Adams sen. And the copyhold purchased of William Browne; to Jeremie Osborne my son the copyhold I purchased of Daniell Lowes alias Low and Martha his wife; to wife Mary during widowhood, the house I late purchased from Mr.Haulden, vicar of Sellindge, with the remainder to Jeremie Osborne. Executor and residuary legatee, son Jeremie Osbourne. Overseers, Nicholas Sawkins and John Smarte to receive 12da piece for their pains. Witnesses: John Walleis, vicar of Ashfoord; Jo: Stedde, John Terrie. Read and acknowledged to bethe will of Thomas Osborne 28 Oct 1608 in the presence of John Walle is vicar of Ashfoord Robert Hunt."@@Ancestry.comse, in Hartlip, called Hartlip Place. The original spelling was Heordlyp, which meant, "gate over which harts (stags) leap". A source that I have says that the Osbornes were granted lands in Kent, by King William for distinguished service in the Battle of Hastings. I have also been told that the Osbornes owned Hartlip Place from the 11th century to at least 1878. I don't have the primary sources for this info, but the Centre for Kentish Studies has Osborne family records for Hartlip, from 1282-18th century, and I hope to get into them in the future.oorde" in his will, but I haven't been able to find out anything about it, yet".

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