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Edward Trenley
Name - "official" name and what they were known as
Edward Trenley. Date and place of birth - late 1600s - early 1700s, probably Denham, Bucks area. Parents - John Trenley & Hannah Trenley, nee Redman. Date and place of baptism - unknown. Details of each of his or her marriages - if any. m Ann Wilkinson 1723 Denham. Occupation Husbandman. Addresses where they lived Sometime before 1729 Edward & his mother Hannah kept the Falcon Inn, Denham. Date, place and cause of death Unknown, but by 1775 wife Ann is referred to as 'widow.' Date, place of burial/cremation Unknown. Details of will/administration of their estate Unknown Memorial inscription Unknown Edward appears to have had siblings Robert & Martha. Martha Trenley m Thomas Lack, carpenter, of Denham. She may have been the Martha Lack who went on to m John Fellows, Denham 1735. |
Hello, I am quite interested Edward. I have John Fellows m Martha Lack of Denham in my family so any help would be appreciated.
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Could this will be of interest?
First name Thomas Middle name - Last name Trendly Occupation - Place Denham Date of will Date of probate 27/2/1675 (No Note) Inventory Codicil Notes Reference DAWf: 48/73 Condition of will Original No https://apps2.buckscc.gov.uk/ecommer...ernalView.aspx |
On FMP:
First name(s) Edmond Last name Trenley Gender Male Marital status - Occupation - Event year 1735 Birth year - Age at death - Burial year 1735 Burial date 16 Jul 1735 Burial place Denham, Buckingham, England Place Denham County Buckinghamshire Father's first name(s) Edward Father's last name Trenley Mother's first name(s) Ann Country England Record set England Deaths & Burials 1538-1991 First name(s) Hannah Last name Trenley Gender Female Marital status - Occupation - Event year 1729 Birth year - Age at death - Burial year 1729 Burial date 20 May 1729 Burial place Denham, Buckingham, England Place Denham County Buckinghamshire Father's first name(s) Ed. Father's last name Trenley Country England Record set England Deaths & Burials 1538-1991 |
From TNA website:
Title: Release and Conveyance Reference: D-W/9/14 Description: Moxley, Raynor, and Richard Barnes of Denham, gardener, to Trenley. Reciting Settlement, 11/12 May 1700, Hannah Redman, widow, and Moxley (then Trenley) to Raynor and Barnes, on Moxley's marriage to Peter Moxley; of a cottage in Denham town (occupied by Richard Woodhouse, and later by John Alden), to use of Hannah Redman and Hannah and Peter Moxley for their respective lives, with remainder to Raynor and Barnes. Now Moxley wishing to settle the same on her only daughter Hannah, aged 15, the trustees, at her request, have caused messrs John and James Gaylor of Denham to value the cottage, which they find worth £50; Robert, Edward and Martha Trenley, and Hannah and Hannah Moxley each have a one fifth share in it, and Edward has purchased the shares of Robert, and Martha, (now wife of Thomas Lack of Denham, carpenter) for £10 apiece, and has consented to purchase the whole to secure the £20 that will ultimately be due to his sister in law Hannah Moxley. For these considerations the cottage is conveyed to Edward Trenley absolutely, subject to the sum of £20 payable to Hannah Moxley junior. Date: 28 November 1716 Held by: Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, not available at The National Archives Language: English |
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Elizabeth - thanks so much for Trenley info. I did have some of it but the will items were new. Jazzycat - you can PM me if you want & we can compare notes. |
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