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     David "Davy" Tyrrold married (?) Unknown.¹
David "Davy" Tyrrold was born after 9 October 1566 at West Hagbourne, Berkshire, England; Per Tyrrell [2001:1465] "Under 21 in father's will 1587."^1,2
David "Davy" Tyrrold died between 2 April 1632 and 30 October 1632 at Reading Borough, Berkshire, England.^1,2
     He was Clothier.¹

     (?) Unknown married David "Davy" Tyrrold, son of William Tyrrold and Elizabeth (?).¹

(?) Unknown died before 2 April 1632.¹

     David Tyrrold was born at West Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹
David Tyrrold died between 11 October 1577 and 15 January 1578 at West Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹
     ; NB: I have based my listing of the ancestors of Richmond (I) TERRELL "The Immigrant", and his brothers William, Robert and John, on the revised genealogy published by the Terrell Society of America (TSA - available on its website). The TSA genealogy is based on the work done by Joseph Henry Tyrrell [1910], Emily Dicken [1952], and O. F. Brown [1982] with elaborations and additional research by TSA contributors.
     Tyrrell [1910] posited a genealogy tracing the American TERRELLS from Richard "The Immigrant", back to William the Conqueror and to much earlier English lines. This lineage depended on linking the immigrant Tyrells to the noble British Tyrell family of Thornton Hall. Dicken [1952] accepted the early lineage posited by Tyrrell [1910] and added considerable new details about the American side of the family. Brown [1982] effectively disproved Tyrrell's proposed lineage and any link to the Tyrrells of Thornton Hall, Bucks, and traced the American immigrants back only a few generations to a TYRRELL/TERRELL family of Hegbourne and Reading, Berkshire. Barnhill [1934] began the discussion of the TERRELL lineage with Richmond "The Immigrant", and ignored earlier generations. Over the past several decades, the TSA has started from the revised ancestry proposed by Brown [1982] and built on that, publishing their revised "Proposed English Pedigree of some Immigrant TERRELL's".
     Tyrrell [2001] has also added some additional conclusions on the Hagbourne roots of Richmond "The Immigrant" which the TSA has incorporated into their outline. Tyrrell concluded: "Regardless of whether you trace to Richmond, William, or Timothy TERRELL of Va, it appears that the lineage ends with Robert & Agnes of West Hagbourne in Berkshire, no part of Oxfordshire. The long accepted lineage through William to Thronton manor is proven to be false speculation..."
     To assist other researchers, I have attached *.jpg images of some of the important materials referenced here:
     1. Barnhill [1934]
     2. Brown [1982:167-177] - Chapter Nine: "The American Connection?
     3. TSA "Proposed English Pedigree of Some Immigrant 'TERRELL's"
     4. Tyrrell [2001]
     Other important research materials are available at:
     -- Dicken [1952] with Errata and an improved index at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L013_Dicken_withNewIndex_S.pdf
     -- Tyrrell [1910] at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L167_JHTyrrell_S.pdf
     -- Other research materials made available by the Terre Society of America at: http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/custom_references.php.^{2,3,4,5,6,7,1,8,9} He was Husbandman.¹ David Tyrrold was also known as David Turrolde.¹ He was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 13 August 1545 at Berkshire, England.¹⁰

     Robert Tyrrold was born at England.¹ He married Agnes (?) in 1518.¹

Robert Tyrrold died between 16 June 1545 and 13 August 1545 at Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹

His estate was probated on 13 August 1545 at Berkshire, England.²

     ; NB: I have based my listing of the ancestors of Richmond (I) TERRELL "The Immigrant", and his brothers William, Robert and John, on the revised genealogy published by the Terrell Society of America (TSA - available on its website). The TSA genealogy is based on the work done by Joseph Henry Tyrrell [1910], Emily Dicken [1952], and O. F. Brown [1982] with elaborations and additional research by TSA contributors.
     Tyrrell [1910] posited a genealogy tracing the American TERRELLS from Richard "The Immigrant", back to William the Conqueror and to much earlier English lines. This lineage depended on linking the immigrant Tyrells to the noble British Tyrell family of Thornton Hall. Dicken [1952] accepted the early lineage posited by Tyrrell [1910] and added considerable new details about the American side of the family. Brown [1982] effectively disproved Tyrrell's proposed lineage and any link to the Tyrrells of Thornton Hall, Bucks, and traced the American immigrants back only a few generations to a TYRRELL/TERRELL family of Hegbourne and Reading, Berkshire. Barnhill [1934] began the discussion of the TERRELL lineage with Richmond "The Immigrant", and ignored earlier generations. Over the past several decades, the TSA has started from the revised ancestry proposed by Brown [1982] and built on that, publishing their revised "Proposed English Pedigree of some Immigrant TERRELL's".
     Tyrrell [2001] has also added some additional conclusions on the Hagbourne roots of Richmond "The Immigrant" which the TSA has incorporated into their outline. Tyrrell concluded: "Regardless of whether you trace to Richmond, William, or Timothy TERRELL of Va, it appears that the lineage ends with Robert & Agnes of West Hagbourne in Berkshire, no part of Oxfordshire. The long accepted lineage through William to Thronton manor is proven to be false speculation..."
     To assist other researchers, I have attached *.jpg images of some of the important materials referenced here:
     1. Barnhill [1934]
     2. Brown [1982:167-177] - Chapter Nine: "The American Connection?
     3. TSA "Proposed English Pedigree of Some Immigrant 'TERRELL's"
     4. Tyrrell [2001]
     Other important research materials are available at:
     -- Dicken [1952] with Errata and an improved index at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L013_Dicken_withNewIndex_S.pdf
     -- Tyrrell [1910] at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L167_JHTyrrell_S.pdf
     -- Other research materials made available by the Terre Society of America at: http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/custom_references.php.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,1,9,10} GAV-11.

     Agnes (?) was born at West Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹ She married Robert Tyrrold in 1518.¹

Agnes (?) died between 9 January 1548 and 10 January 1548 at West Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹
     GAV-11. She was the executor of Robert Tyrrold's estate on 13 August 1545 at Berkshire, England.²

     Avery Tyrrold married Ayles/Ayis (?)¹


His estate was probated on 27 May 1584.

Avery Tyrrold died before 29 January 1592 at West Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹
     ; NB: I have based my listing of the ancestors of Richmond (I) TERRELL "The Immigrant", and his brothers William, Robert and John, on the revised genealogy published by the Terrell Society of America (TSA - available on its website). The TSA genealogy is based on the work done by Joseph Henry Tyrrell [1910], Emily Dicken [1952], and O. F. Brown [1982] with elaborations and additional research by TSA contributors.
     Tyrrell [1910] posited a genealogy tracing the American TERRELLS from Richard "The Immigrant", back to William the Conqueror and to much earlier English lines. This lineage depended on linking the immigrant Tyrells to the noble British Tyrell family of Thornton Hall. Dicken [1952] accepted the early lineage posited by Tyrrell [1910] and added considerable new details about the American side of the family. Brown [1982] effectively disproved Tyrrell's proposed lineage and any link to the Tyrrells of Thornton Hall, Bucks, and traced the American immigrants back only a few generations to a TYRRELL/TERRELL family of Hegbourne and Reading, Berkshire. Barnhill [1934] began the discussion of the TERRELL lineage with Richmond "The Immigrant", and ignored earlier generations. Over the past several decades, the TSA has started from the revised ancestry proposed by Brown [1982] and built on that, publishing their revised "Proposed English Pedigree of some Immigrant TERRELL's".
     Tyrrell [2001] has also added some additional conclusions on the Hagbourne roots of Richmond "The Immigrant" which the TSA has incorporated into their outline. Tyrrell concluded: "Regardless of whether you trace to Richmond, William, or Timothy TERRELL of Va, it appears that the lineage ends with Robert & Agnes of West Hagbourne in Berkshire, no part of Oxfordshire. The long accepted lineage through William to Thronton manor is proven to be false speculation..."
     To assist other researchers, I have attached *.jpg images of some of the important materials referenced here:
     1. Barnhill [1934]
     2. Brown [1982:167-177] - Chapter Nine: "The American Connection?
     3. TSA "Proposed English Pedigree of Some Immigrant 'TERRELL's"
     4. Tyrrell [2001]
     Other important research materials are available at:
     -- Dicken [1952] with Errata and an improved index at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L013_Dicken_withNewIndex_S.pdf
     -- Tyrrell [1910] at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L167_JHTyrrell_S.pdf
     -- Other research materials made available by the Terre Society of America at: http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/custom_references.php.^{2,3,4,5,6,7,1,8,9} Avery Tyrrold was also known as Avery Terrold.¹ GAV-10. He was the executor of Robert Tyrrold's estate on 13 August 1545 at Berkshire, England.¹⁰

     Ayles/Ayis (?) married Avery Tyrrold, son of Robert Tyrrold and Agnes (?).¹

     GAV-10.

     Robert Tyrrold married Eloner (?)¹

Robert Tyrrold died between 7 May 1591 and 29 January 1592.¹

His estate was probated on 7 May 1592
; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Robert left his estate to his wife, Elienor & sons; William Avery, & Robert; daughters, Elizabeth & Mary, but di not mention a son Timothy. The date of Robert's death is unknown. He mah have had a son Timothy either after he wrote his will, or posthumously."²
     ; NB: I have based my listing of the ancestors of Richmond (I) TERRELL "The Immigrant", and his brothers William, Robert and John, on the revised genealogy published by the Terrell Society of America (TSA - available on its website). The TSA genealogy is based on the work done by Joseph Henry Tyrrell [1910], Emily Dicken [1952], and O. F. Brown [1982] with elaborations and additional research by TSA contributors.
     Tyrrell [1910] posited a genealogy tracing the American TERRELLS from Richard "The Immigrant", back to William the Conqueror and to much earlier English lines. This lineage depended on linking the immigrant Tyrells to the noble British Tyrell family of Thornton Hall. Dicken [1952] accepted the early lineage posited by Tyrrell [1910] and added considerable new details about the American side of the family. Brown [1982] effectively disproved Tyrrell's proposed lineage and any link to the Tyrrells of Thornton Hall, Bucks, and traced the American immigrants back only a few generations to a TYRRELL/TERRELL family of Hegbourne and Reading, Berkshire. Barnhill [1934] began the discussion of the TERRELL lineage with Richmond "The Immigrant", and ignored earlier generations. Over the past several decades, the TSA has started from the revised ancestry proposed by Brown [1982] and built on that, publishing their revised "Proposed English Pedigree of some Immigrant TERRELL's".
     Tyrrell [2001] has also added some additional conclusions on the Hagbourne roots of Richmond "The Immigrant" which the TSA has incorporated into their outline. Tyrrell concluded: "Regardless of whether you trace to Richmond, William, or Timothy TERRELL of Va, it appears that the lineage ends with Robert & Agnes of West Hagbourne in Berkshire, no part of Oxfordshire. The long accepted lineage through William to Thronton manor is proven to be false speculation..."
     To assist other researchers, I have attached *.jpg images of some of the important materials referenced here:
     1. Barnhill [1934]
     2. Brown [1982:167-177] - Chapter Nine: "The American Connection?
     3. TSA "Proposed English Pedigree of Some Immigrant 'TERRELL's"
     4. Tyrrell [2001]
     Other important research materials are available at:
     -- Dicken [1952] with Errata and an improved index at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L013_Dicken_withNewIndex_S.pdf
     -- Tyrrell [1910] at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L167_JHTyrrell_S.pdf
     -- Other research materials made available by the Terre Society of America at: http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/custom_references.php.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,1,9,10} GAV-9. He was the executor of Avery Tyrrold's estate on 27 May 1584.

     Eloner (?) married Robert Tyrrold, son of Avery Tyrrold and Ayles/Ayis (?).¹

     GAV-9. Eloner (?) was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 7 May 1592; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Robert left his estate to his wife, Elienor & sons; William Avery, & Robert; daughters, Elizabeth & Mary, but di not mention a son Timothy. The date of Robert's death is unknown. He mah have had a son Timothy either after he wrote his will, or posthumously."²

     William Tyrrold was born after 7 May 1574.¹
William Tyrrold died after 7 May 1592.¹
     He was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 7 May 1592; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Robert left his estate to his wife, Elienor & sons; William Avery, & Robert; daughters, Elizabeth & Mary, but di not mention a son Timothy. The date of Robert's death is unknown. He mah have had a son Timothy either after he wrote his will, or posthumously."² William Tyrrold is mentioned in the probate of the estate of Timothie Tirrell on 11 August 1656; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Timothie TIRRELL, citizen and leather seller of London (will proven 11th Aug. 165) was the son of above Robert & Elinor because he named brothers, Robert, William & Avery and sister Mary Waller who under that same name also benefited from thee will of her brother William...Timothie ... left a legacy 'to the child my wife goes with,' and to the poor of All Hollows."²

     Avery Tyrrold died after 7 May 1592.¹
     He was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 7 May 1592; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Robert left his estate to his wife, Elienor & sons; William Avery, & Robert; daughters, Elizabeth & Mary, but di not mention a son Timothy. The date of Robert's death is unknown. He mah have had a son Timothy either after he wrote his will, or posthumously."² Avery Tyrrold is mentioned in the probate of the estate of Timothie Tirrell on 11 August 1656; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Timothie TIRRELL, citizen and leather seller of London (will proven 11th Aug. 165) was the son of above Robert & Elinor because he named brothers, Robert, William & Avery and sister Mary Waller who under that same name also benefited from thee will of her brother William...Timothie ... left a legacy 'to the child my wife goes with,' and to the poor of All Hollows."²

     Robert Tyrrold was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 7 May 1592; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Robert left his estate to his wife, Elienor & sons; William Avery, & Robert; daughters, Elizabeth & Mary, but di not mention a son Timothy. The date of Robert's death is unknown. He mah have had a son Timothy either after he wrote his will, or posthumously."² Robert Tyrrold is mentioned in the probate of the estate of Timothie Tirrell on 11 August 1656; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Timothie TIRRELL, citizen and leather seller of London (will proven 11th Aug. 165) was the son of above Robert & Elinor because he named brothers, Robert, William & Avery and sister Mary Waller who under that same name also benefited from thee will of her brother William...Timothie ... left a legacy 'to the child my wife goes with,' and to the poor of All Hollows."²

     Timothie Tirrell was born at West Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹ He married Dorothy Collard.¹


His estate was probated on 11 August 1656
; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Timothie TIRRELL, citizen and leather seller of London (will proven 11th Aug. 165) was the son of above Robert & Elinor because he named brothers, Robert, William & Avery and sister Mary Waller who under that same name also benefited from thee will of her brother William...Timothie ... left a legacy 'to the child my wife goes with,' and to the poor of All Hollows."²
Timothie Tirrell died between 11 August 1656 and 2 September 1656.¹
     ; NB: I have based my listing of the ancestors of Richmond (I) TERRELL "The Immigrant", and his brothers William, Robert and John, on the revised genealogy published by the Terrell Society of America (TSA - available on its website). The TSA genealogy is based on the work done by Joseph Henry Tyrrell [1910], Emily Dicken [1952], and O. F. Brown [1982] with elaborations and additional research by TSA contributors.
     Tyrrell [1910] posited a genealogy tracing the American TERRELLS from Richard "The Immigrant", back to William the Conqueror and to much earlier English lines. This lineage depended on linking the immigrant Tyrells to the noble British Tyrell family of Thornton Hall. Dicken [1952] accepted the early lineage posited by Tyrrell [1910] and added considerable new details about the American side of the family. Brown [1982] effectively disproved Tyrrell's proposed lineage and any link to the Tyrrells of Thornton Hall, Bucks, and traced the American immigrants back only a few generations to a TYRRELL/TERRELL family of Hegbourne and Reading, Berkshire. Barnhill [1934] began the discussion of the TERRELL lineage with Richmond "The Immigrant", and ignored earlier generations. Over the past several decades, the TSA has started from the revised ancestry proposed by Brown [1982] and built on that, publishing their revised "Proposed English Pedigree of some Immigrant TERRELL's".
     Tyrrell [2001] has also added some additional conclusions on the Hagbourne roots of Richmond "The Immigrant" which the TSA has incorporated into their outline. Tyrrell concluded: "Regardless of whether you trace to Richmond, William, or Timothy TERRELL of Va, it appears that the lineage ends with Robert & Agnes of West Hagbourne in Berkshire, no part of Oxfordshire. The long accepted lineage through William to Thronton manor is proven to be false speculation..."
     To assist other researchers, I have attached *.jpg images of some of the important materials referenced here:
     1. Barnhill [1934]
     2. Brown [1982:167-177] - Chapter Nine: "The American Connection?
     3. TSA "Proposed English Pedigree of Some Immigrant 'TERRELL's"
     4. Tyrrell [2001]
     Other important research materials are available at:
     -- Dicken [1952] with Errata and an improved index at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L013_Dicken_withNewIndex_S.pdf
     -- Tyrrell [1910] at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L167_JHTyrrell_S.pdf
     -- Other research materials made available by the Terre Society of America at: http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/custom_references.php.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,1,9,10} He was Leatherseller at London, City of London, Greater London, England.¹ GAV-8.

     Dorothy Collard married Timothie Tirrell, son of Robert Tyrrold and Eloner (?).¹

     GAV-8.

     Avery Tirrell was born before 28 August 1647.¹ He was baptized on 28 August 1647 at Parish of All Holllows, London, City of London, Greater London, England.^1,2
Avery Tirrell died before 1656.¹

     William Tirrell was born before 25 August 1650.^1,2 He was baptized on 25 August 1650 at Parish of All Holllows, London, City of London, Greater London, England.^1,2
William Tirrell died before 9 October 1651.¹
William Tirrell was buried on 9 October 1651 .¹

     Timothy Terrell married Elizabeth Foster
; The Terrell Society of America rates this marriage as "Probable."^1,3 Timothy Terrell was born before 5 December 1656; born after father's death.³ He was baptized on 5 December 1656 at Parish of All Holllows, London, City of London, Greater London, England.^3,4
     ; NB: I have based my listing of the ancestors of Richmond (I) TERRELL "The Immigrant", and his brothers William, Robert and John, on the revised genealogy published by the Terrell Society of America (TSA - available on its website). The TSA genealogy is based on the work done by Joseph Henry Tyrrell [1910], Emily Dicken [1952], and O. F. Brown [1982] with elaborations and additional research by TSA contributors.
     Tyrrell [1910] posited a genealogy tracing the American TERRELLS from Richard "The Immigrant", back to William the Conqueror and to much earlier English lines. This lineage depended on linking the immigrant Tyrells to the noble British Tyrell family of Thornton Hall. Dicken [1952] accepted the early lineage posited by Tyrrell [1910] and added considerable new details about the American side of the family. Brown [1982] effectively disproved Tyrrell's proposed lineage and any link to the Tyrrells of Thornton Hall, Bucks, and traced the American immigrants back only a few generations to a TYRRELL/TERRELL family of Hegbourne and Reading, Berkshire. Barnhill [1934] began the discussion of the TERRELL lineage with Richmond "The Immigrant", and ignored earlier generations. Over the past several decades, the TSA has started from the revised ancestry proposed by Brown [1982] and built on that, publishing their revised "Proposed English Pedigree of some Immigrant TERRELL's".
     Tyrrell [2001] has also added some additional conclusions on the Hagbourne roots of Richmond "The Immigrant" which the TSA has incorporated into their outline. Tyrrell concluded: "Regardless of whether you trace to Richmond, William, or Timothy TERRELL of Va, it appears that the lineage ends with Robert & Agnes of West Hagbourne in Berkshire, no part of Oxfordshire. The long accepted lineage through William to Thronton manor is proven to be false speculation..."
     To assist other researchers, I have attached *.jpg images of some of the important materials referenced here:
     1. Barnhill [1934]
     2. Brown [1982:167-177] - Chapter Nine: "The American Connection?
     3. TSA "Proposed English Pedigree of Some Immigrant 'TERRELL's"
     4. Tyrrell [2001]
     Other important research materials are available at:
     -- Dicken [1952] with Errata and an improved index at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L013_Dicken_withNewIndex_S.pdf
     -- Tyrrell [1910] at http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L167_JHTyrrell_S.pdf
     -- Other research materials made available by the Terre Society of America at: http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/custom_references.php.^{5,6,7,8,9,10,3,11,12}

Timothy Terrell lived at New Kent Co., Virginia, USA; The Terrell Society of America says that he may have been an immigrant, but they are sure. Per Dicken [1852:19]: "...of New Kent County..."^13,3

;
per Barnhill [1934:6]: "Genealogists have expended much time in research for the parents of Timothy Terrell, father of Robert, Joseph and Timothy whose births are recorded in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Va.
     "In a Terrell history written by David Terrell, in 1783, the statement is made that Timothy was a brother to Richmond and William. This history was taken to Ohio by Benjamin Terrell, son of David, in 1833.
     "From many sources comes the statement that Timothy was the third son of Timothy, brother of Richmond and William. His oldest brother is said to have been born in 1647, another brother in 1656 and Timothy, Jr. in 1656. Timothy, son of Robert and Jane was baptized January 24, 1631/2. If the above data is correct, he would have been 16 when his first son was born. Instances of the kind are of record, but are very rare. One fact that may substantiate this record is that neither John nor Robert mentions him in their wills, but neither do they mention any of his children. This would also lead to the belief that he was not living, or had otherwise disappeared from the family circle.
     "Another attempt at the solution of the problem is that he was the second son of Sir Toby Terrell, brother of Robert of Reading, father of Richmond and William.
     "No proofs have been submitted for any of the foregoing propositions. They are inserted in the hope that they may provide a clue to the positive identity of Timothy's parents."
However, the Terrell Society of America, after its extensive review of the more recent research of Brown and others has concluded that this Timothy who married Elizabeth Foster was probably the son of Robert Tyrrold and not Richmond I "The Immigrant"'s son. I have folowed this lineage. GA Vaut.^1,3,14 GAV-7.

     Elizabeth Tyrrold was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 7 May 1592; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466]: "...Robert left his estate to his wife, Elienor & sons; William Avery, & Robert; daughters, Elizabeth & Mary, but di not mention a son Timothy. The date of Robert's death is unknown. He mah have had a son Timothy either after he wrote his will, or posthumously."²

     Richard Tyrrold married Jane (?)¹

Richard Tyrrold died in November 1579 at Didcot, Oxfordshire, England.¹
     He was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 13 August 1545 at Berkshire, England.²

     William Tyrrold married Margaret (?)¹

William Tyrrold died in 1558 at Drayton, Berkshire, England.¹
     He was listed as a beneficiary in Robert Tyrrold's will on 13 August 1545 at Berkshire, England.²

     (?) Tyrrold married John Slade.¹

     Nicholas Tyrrold was born after 1630; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466] "Under 30 in father's will 1638."¹

     Robert Tyrrold was born after 1617; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466] "Under 21 in father's will 1638."¹

     John Tyrrold was born after 1615; Per Tyrrell [2001:1466] "Under 23 in father's will 1638."¹