Genealogy Richard Remmé, The Hague, Netherlands » Sir George Gifford Knt. (± 1495-1558)

Données personnelles Sir George Gifford Knt. 

• Autre nom: George Gifford
• Il est né environ 1495 dans Middle Claydon, Buckinghamshire, England.Les sources 2, 6
• Profession: Sir Knight.Les sources 5, 7
• (Alt. Birth) : Middle Claydon, Buckinghamshire, England.Source 5
• Il est décédé entre le 24 décembre 1557 et le 19 janvier 1558.Source 5
• Répartition des actifs le 19 janvier 1558.Source 8
• Testament le 20 novembre 1556.Source 7

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• Alternative: Testament le 24 décembre 1557.Source 5

  codicil

• Un enfant de Roger Gifford et Mary Nanseglos
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 12 septembre 2021.

Famille de Sir George Gifford Knt.

(1) Il est marié avec Constance Dyke.

Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1520 à Buckinghamshire, England.Source 8

(2) Il est marié avec Philippa Trappes.

Ils se sont mariés

(3) Il est marié avec Margaret Bradfield.

Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1535 à Buckinghamshire, England.Source 8

Notes par Sir George Gifford Knt.

[Dave Utzinger]

Knight; testator of 1556, d. between 24 Dec. 1557 and 19 Jan. 1557/8; Sir George Gifford was very active as an assistant to Thomas Cromwell, Earl of Essex, in the dissolution of the monasteries.  In a codicil to his will, dated 24 Dec. 1557, he bequeathed to "my sister Frysewide Strelley, widow, gentlewoman of the Queen's Privy Chamber, a tankard of silver, parcel-gilt."

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[Jane Williams Flank]

The Will of Sir George Giffard of Middle Clayton, co. Bucks, Knight, dated 20 November 1556.  To the parishes of Middle Claydon, Padburye, Stowe, Swanbourne, and Marston, co. Bucks, whereof I am now farmer of their parsonages, various legacies.  To my wife Philippa £100 of household stuff, to be appraised by Sir Richard Morren, clerk, parson of Hardewicke, co. Bucks, my cousin Thomas colwell, John Wilson the Elder, and William Faunte of Leicestershire, Esq., who are to make an inventory of all my goods.  To my son Thomas my best saltcellar with a birrall and a George and Dragon in it and a cover.  To my daughter Prudence £200 and to my daughter Lettice £200, at their ages of eighteen; if they die before, the same to the male children of my late brothers, John Ralph, and Nicholas Gyffard. To my sister Anne Gyffard a gold ring, and the same to my sister Alice Gyffard.  To my brother Ralph Gyffard my annuity of £5 our of the Minories for the term of years yet to come.  To my son Thomas Gedge £3. 6s. 8d.  To the executors of my son James Gedge my lease of Waltham Holy Cross called Houndesland, in Essex in the parish of Margetting.  To my cousins and servants John Wilson the Younger, John, Samuel, and Robert Astaon, William Curle, and William Haynes 40s. a year.  To my cousin Elizabeth Hickman 40s., to pray for me.  To my wife's eldest son, Edmond Shaa, a cup of silver and gilt.  To her sons Robert and Thomas Shaa £6. 13s. 4d. and all that was bequeathed to them by their late father, Edmund Shaa, deceased. ; To my godson George Giffard, son of my brother Nicholas, my annuity of 40s. out of the late priory of Olnescroft, co. Leicester, dissolved.  To my wife Philippa all my lands and tenements in Fulbroke and Hogshawe, co. Bucks, for life, and also the lease of the demesne of Middle Claydon and the farm of the rectories of Padbury, Swanbourne, and North Marston, co. Bucks, and after her death the same to my son Thomas, in tail male, with contingent remainders, and, in default of male issue, to any other my sons, to my said daughters, and to the heirs male of my brother Nicholas Gyffard.  To John Gyffard, son of my brother John, £20.  To my son Thomas the manor and rectory of Stowe and my lands called Parkesfeldes, Gorall, and Heremytes Fields, co. Bucks, at his age of twenty-one.  Executors: Thomas Colwell, Gent., Richard Morreyn, clerk, parson of Hardwick, William Faunte, Esq., Richard Woodhef, Gent., and my said wife. Overseers: Sir Thomas Tresham, Knight, and Thomas Denton, Esq. Residuary legatee: my son Thomas [signed] George Gifford. Witnesses: John Samuell, Albert Tocins, James Dalbon, John Myller, John Smyth.

Codicil, dated 24 December 1557. I appoint as my executors my wife, my cousin Thomas Colwell, and Sir John Ravise, clerk, parson of Middle Clayton, and as appraisers of my goods, Edmond Wyndesore, Esq., John Crooke, Esq., and William Philippes of Buckingham, yeoman of the Queen's Guard.  To my servant Nicholas Hickman the 40s. bequeathed to his mother Elizabeth, now dead.  To my sister Jane Dauntesey the cup and cover of silver and gilt that my lady Anne of Cleve gave me.  To my wife the lands in Parkfields, co. Bucks, which I bought of George Tyrrell, Esq. ; [Many small legacies to servants, who are named, but no Gifford is among them.] Witnesses: John Myller, William Bradbourne, and Agnes Gyffard, widow.  To the Abbess and Convent of Syon, co. Middlesex, my ththes of Elton and Wynster, co. Derby.  To my sister Frysewide Strelley, widow, gentlewoman of the Queen's Privy Chamber, a tankard of silver, parcel-gilt. [Signed] George Gyffard.  Proved 19 January 1557 [1557/8] by Justinian Kidde, procter to Philippa, relict and executrix, with power reserved to the other executors; and proved 21 November 1562 by Thomas Colwell and John Ravise, clerk.

On 16 February 1593 a commission was issued to Thomas Giffard, son of the deceased, to administer the goods, etc., of the deceased left unadministered by the executors, then all dead. (P. C. C., Noodes, 2.)
[NEHGR LXXIV:271-272]

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