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Phoenix 13-02-20 12:14

Fatal to leave these boards for a couple of minutes - I think Merry has suppled all the answers!

HarrysMum 13-02-20 12:16

I’ve got Edward Eyre b 1720 and another 1758. But they all have the name Vincent in their family.
Was it common? I’ve not come across it much in that era.

Merry 13-02-20 12:20

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Originally Posted by HarrysMum (Post 367668)
George and Elizabeth had two children, George and Elizabeth. I presume young George died as a child because he is not mentioned in his father’s will and he would have still been a child.

Elizabeth went on to marry Myles Ariel.......sadly I think.

Yes, but you are trying to connect this Edward Eyre b 1738 to Elizabeth Eyre (George Naylor's wife) born about when? Do you have a burial for Mrs Elizabeth Naylr?

HarrysMum 13-02-20 12:21

I started this thanks to that wretched Phillip Mould and Fiona Bruce on TV. They mentioned the Getty Index for finding artwork. So...I threw in some of the ones Myles Ariel owned and who should pop up but Edward Eyre. , Landsdown Cres Bath.

Where did Myles’ widow and daughter live? Landsdown Villa Bristol.

I always thought perhaps Myles obtained a lot of his wealth from his first wife, then after having her will overturned, wrote a new one leaving everything to his new wife. He dies a few months later and she sells off everything.

HarrysMum 13-02-20 12:24

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Originally Posted by Merry (Post 367672)
Yes, but you are trying to connect this Edward Eyre b 1738 to Elizabeth Eyre (George Naylor's wife) born about when? Do you have a burial for Mrs Elizabeth Naylr?

Yes, Elizabeth Naylor, nee Eyre died 1829 in Bristol. Presume she was living with or near, her daughter, Elizabeth Ariel.

I’m only working on this because Edward Eyre of Landsdown Cres Bath once owned artwork very similar to what was in Myles Ariel’s possessions when he died.

I should be in bed. I’ll be great tomorrow.....lol

Merry 13-02-20 12:25

Several trees have this as the burial of the father of Edward (1738-1823)

Name: Edward Eyre
Gender: Male
Record Type: Burial
Death Date: abt 1777
Burial Date: 18 Dec 1777
Burial Place: St Mary at Finchley, Hendon, Barnet, Middlesex, England

and a PCC will Edward Eyre Esquire
24 Dec 1777 St Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex, England

I don't know if those are correct though. Googling says his father was a silk merchant, but the will says linen draper.

Merry 13-02-20 12:31

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I’ve got Edward Eyre b 1720 and another 1758. But they all have the name Vincent in their family.
Was it common? I’ve not come across it much in that era.
I've just come across the name Vincent in the 1777 will! Testators grandson, Edward Vincent Eyre and he was probaby in the other will, but I hadn't read your post about Vincent at that stage.

HarrysMum 13-02-20 12:36

I think you transcribed a will from a Vincent Eyre. They are all over my Eyres. Maybe a coincidence.

Merry 13-02-20 12:41

Do you know what year your Vincent Eyre died? The 1777 testator says he had a brother Vincent Eyre who predeceased him (he left something to his brother's widow)

Merry 13-02-20 12:52

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Yes, Elizabeth Naylor, nee Eyre died 1829 in Bristol.
And her age was?!

I was trying to make her a younger sister of Edward Eyre who died in 1823 in Bath, but if that IS his father dying in 1777 that Edward senr didn't leave anything to Elizabeth Naylor. His estate went to son Edward, and daughters Charlotte and Sarah.

I did have to speed-read the 1777 will as it was pages and pages and I have to have driven five miles in the next 8 mins, so had better go now!


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