Ancestral Glimpses » Gervase Gibbons (1567-< 1595)

Personal data Gervase Gibbons 

• Alternative name: Gervase Gibbon
• He was christened on February 15, 1567 in Rolvenden, Kent, ENGLAND.
• (Will Prepared) on January 4, 1594 in Benenden, Kent, ENGLAND.

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  Jaryis Gybbone of Bennenden, Kent, Gen*, 4 January 1594 proved
  10 April 1595. My sisters Joane Hawker, wife of Serbs Hawker of Chal-
  lock, Margaret, wife of John Braye of Bacombe Sussex, Phillip wife ot
  Henry Alfard, Elizabeth, wife of Richard Allard of Byddendeii arid Anne
  wife of George Pixe of Bennenden. To my sister Mary Gybbone one
  hundred marks in augmentation of her portion willed unto her by my father
  Henry Gibbone. To Katherine Gibbone my sister on my father s side
  thirty pounds, to be paid unto her at her day of marriage or age of eighteen
  and at such time as her portion bequeathed unto her by my father Henry
  Gybbone is to be paid. Anne Gibbone wife of my uncle Edmond Gibbone.
  My uncle John Wattes and my aunt his wife and every one of the chil-
  dren now born or hereafter to be born of the body of my said aunt Wattes.
  Frances Gybbone, Ann wife of Richard Glover and Mary Gybbone chil-
  1897.] Genealogical Gleanings in England, 261
  dren of my uncle Johu. My three cousins Henry Willard, Thomas Wil-
  lard and Richard Willard. I acquit the said Richard Willard of thirty
  pounds which he oweth me. Henry, Thomas, John and Phillipp Patenden
  and Mary Cogger and Dorothy Kinge the children of my aunt Patenden.
  My two kinsmen Henry and Robert Meere. My cousin Edward Engham
  of Nonington, my cousin William Gybbone of Saltwood, my brother in
  law Thomas Godfrey of Lydd and my cousin Robert Gybbone the elder of
  Rolvenden. The sons and daughters of my brother Hawker, the children
  of my brother Braye and of my brothers Henry and Richard Allarde, be
  they sons or daughters. My mother in law Anne Gybbone widow of my
  father Henry Gybbone. My father in law [step-father-in-law] Mr. Birde
  of Grays Inn and my mother in law Mrs. Birde. My brothers Thomas Robertes
  of Glassenbury and Thomas Hendley of Courshorne. My brother Birchett
  and my brother Edmond Robertes.
  Every one of my wife's own sisters both by father and
  mother. Mrs. Birde, my wife Grysell's mother. My three daughters
  Frances, Ellenor and Grisell Gybbone at marriage or age of eighteen. My
  executors to be my uncle Edmond Gybbone of Rolvenden and my brother
  Sirles Hawker of Challock. Then follows will disposing of lands &c. in
  Kent, Sussex &c. Among them are certain lands occupied by Thomas,
  Richard and Henry Willard in Bennenden, Kent. Certain bequest to
  Edmond Gibbone with remainder to Francis Gibbone of Rolvenden afore-
  said, son of uncle John Gybbone. My daughters at sixteen. Peter
  Maplesden a witness. Scott, 25.
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• (Will Probated) on April 10, 1595 in Benenden, Kent, ENGLAND.
• He died before March 6, 1595 in St. Olave, Hart Street, London, ENGLAND.
• He is buried on March 13, 1595 in Benenden, Kent, ENGLAND.
• A child of Henry Gibbon and Mary
• This information was last updated on March 26, 2018.

Household of Gervase Gibbons

He is married to Grysell Roberts.

They got married on April 15, 1591 at Cranbrook, Kent, ENGLAND.

Jannyce Gybbon in the Kent, England, Tyler Index to Parish Registers, 1538-1874
Name: Jannyce Gybbon Jarvyce Gybbon
Event Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 4 Apr 1591
Marriage Place: Cranbrook, Kent
Spouse Name: Gryssell Robarts

Child(ren):

1. Grisel Gibbons  ± 1590-1675 

Notes about Gervase Gibbons

Ancestry.com
England & Wales, Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384-1858 for Henry Gibbon

PCC will for Henry Gibbon 1589 image found at Ancestry.com
Will written 3 Aug 1588
Henry Gybbon of Benenden
-poore of Rolvenden
-poore of Benenden
-poore in Iden 40 shillinge in consideration of Thomas Partridge
-wife Anne (this is a third wife)...and all the plate that I had withe her that weare her husband Knatchbull's (so Anne was a widow of a Knatchbull, not maiden name)
-5 un-md. daus.
-Margaret (must be 18-says when she marries)
-Elizabeth, Anne, Marie, and Katherine all under 18
-son Gervis (Jarvis)
-lands in Benenden, Biddenden, Rolvenden, Tenterden, New Romney
-2 brothers John Gibbon and Edmond Gibbon

John Lawrence one of his Majesty's Musicians 11 Jul 1626. William Lawrence, keeper of the great instores at Chatham 7 Jan 1627. William
Phipps clerk has a suit against Lady Elizabeth Lawrence, Widow, 27 Jan 1630. William Lawrence a petitioner to the Admiralty 31 Jan 1631. Charles Lawrence and R. Wright have a grant of the office of Customer at Poole, Co. Dorset 24 Oct 1631. Jacobus Laurentius President of the Classis of Amsterdam 26 Apr 1633. John Lawrence owner of Parsonage house of Marks Tey, Essex, 18 Jun 1635. Sir John Lawrence of Chelsea, Middlesex signs a petition about Ship money in Mar 1636. Robert Lawrence and Hugh Hill [lessees of Braybrooke Manor. 26 May 1636. FitzWilliam Lawrence, a registrar of the Diocese of Hereford, 8 Jul 1637. Sir John Lawrence and Sir Robert Poyntz had md. sisters and co-heirs bef. 1636. Thomas Lawrence
Alderman of Colchester 5 May 1637. Simon Lawrence receiver of Lord Clare's London rents. 26 Jun 1669. Edward Lawrence in a commission at Dorchester 24 Sep 1638. Funeral certificate of Sir John Lawrence of Chelsea, and Delaford and Iver, Co. Bucks who md. Grrissel dau. and co-heir of Jervas Gibbons of Benenden, Kent, and left issue at his death this day John, Robert. Henry, Anne, Frances, Grissel, 12 Nov 1638. John Lawrence is a Parliamentary Captain of Horse in Norfolk 27 Feb 1650. Henry Lawrence was paid £215. 17. 2d. for freight of the Elizabeth of London with provisions to the Army in Ireland 1 Oct 1651, Col. Lawrence was of the Army in Ireland. 11 Nov 1652. Major Richard Lawrence is to be sent to the Grand Seignnor from the Council of State 9 Mar 1653. Is Agent of the Levant Company at Constantinople 19 Jun 1654. Is to be paid £4000 and his expenses for his year there 25 Sep 1654. William Lawrence is one of the Civil Commissioners for Justice in Oct 1653. Henry Lawrence (the Lord President) added to the Council of State 14 Jul 1653. The President's first recorded ancestor was an Edmund Lawrence called 4th son of Sir Robert Lawrence of Ashton
Hall (This seems merely an attempt to make a connection with the Lancashire family as there is no evidence offered to substantiate the claim) Edmund had issue: Richard who had a son John; and John Lawrence de Wurdeboys who was Abbot of Ramsey Abbey in Huntingdonshire from
1507; in 1539 he was not only very forward in procuring his own Abbey to be surrendered to the King but influenced others to submit, for which service he obtained according to Dugdale the large pension of £266.13.6d. per annum.

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