See also
Husband:
John Fawkes (1746-1827)
Wife:
Elizabeth Higgs (1751-1815)
Children:
Marriage:
11 Dec 1774
Leire, Leicestershire
Name:
John Fawkes
Sex:
Male
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1746
Claybrooke, Leicestershire
Baptism:
25 Aug 1746 (age 0)
Claybrooke, Leicestershire
Occupation:
1818 (age 71-72)
Miller, Claybrooke Mill, Claybrooke, Leics (on will)
Will:
27 May 1818 (age 71-72)
Date of will
Death:
1827 (age 80-81)
Claybrooke, Leicestershire
Burial:
19 Feb 1827
St Peter Claybrooke (aged 81)
Probate:
23 Mar 1827
Probate London to Marmaduke Fawkes, James Walker & Thomas Berridge
Name:
Elizabeth Higgs
Sex:
Female
Father:
Father:
-
Birth:
1751
Leire, Leicestershire
Death:
1815 (age 63-64)
Claybrooke, Leicestershire
Burial:
6 Jul 1815
St Peter Claybrooke (aged 64)
Name:
Arthur Fawkes
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Mary Hopkins (1786-1850)
Children:
John Fawkes (1814-1846)
Arthur Fawkes (1816-1867)
William Hopkins Fawkes (1818-1884)
Thomas Fawkes (1819-1895)
George Fawkes (1822-1896)
James Fawkes (1824-1884)
Note:
Will of Arthur Fawkes. I Arthur Fawkes being in possession of my reason do will and bequeath that my lawful Wife Mary Fawkes be provided for out of all my property whatsoever, that is my landed and personal property according to the wishes of my brother Marmaduke Fawkes and Thomas Berridge of Dunton in the County of Leicester. I do moreover will and desire that the aforesaid Marmaduke Fawkes & Thomas Berridge be my Executors for all my property aforesaid, and that they do divide my said property after such provision as they shall award to the said Mary Fawkes be subtracted, into seven equal portions, two portions of which I bequeath to my eldest son John Fawkes, and the other several portions I bequeath to such of my other sons Arthur, William and Thomas, George and James, and I do further bequeath that in the event of any of my sons aforesaid dying while in their minority that such portion as should have belonged to such son be equally divided among the other surviving sons. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this thirtieth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty five.
Arthur Fawkes
Witnesses: John Cask, JN Noble, George Woodman
14th January 1826. Let a Probate be made to Marmaduke Fawkes of Claybrook Mill in the Parish of Claybrook in the County of Leicester Miller and Baker and Thomas Berridge of Dunton Bassett in the said County Farmer and Grazier the said Executors named in the Will of the deceased who died on the 30th day of July last, they having been first duly sworn as well to the faithful execution of the Will as that the Testator’s Goods Chattels and Credits as they were at his death without deducting anything on account of debts due and owing by him therefrom do not amount in value to the sum of Three hundred pounds.
Before me, George Berkeley Mitchell, Surrogate to the Official
Same day Probate paper the seal of the Official, JT Harrison, Actuary
Thanks and acknowledgements to Philip Duke for kindly providing this transcript and permission to reproduce it.
Birth:
1778
Claybrooke, Leicestershire
Baptism:
17 Feb 1778 (age 0)
Claybrooke, Leicestershire
Occupation (1):
Miller (on son Arthur's marriage cert, 10.1.1847)
Occupation (2):
29 Mar 1813 (age 34-35)
Miller, of Claybrooke (marriage register)
Death:
30 Jul 1825 (age 46-47)
Ashby Folville, Leicestershire
Will of Arthur Fawkes. I Arthur Fawkes being in possession of my reason do will and bequeath that my lawful Wife Mary Fawkes be provided for out of all my property whatsoever, that is my landed and personal property according to the wishes of my brother Marmaduke Fawkes and Thomas Berridge of Dunton in the County of Leicester. I do moreover will and desire that the aforesaid Marmaduke Fawkes & Thomas Berridge be my Executors for all my property aforesaid, and that they do divide my said property after such provision as they shall award to the said Mary Fawkes be subtracted, into seven equal portions, two portions of which I bequeath to my eldest son John Fawkes, and the other several portions I bequeath to such of my other sons Arthur, William and Thomas, George and James, and I do further bequeath that in the event of any of my sons aforesaid dying while in their minority that such portion as should have belonged to such son be equally divided among the other surviving sons. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this thirtieth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty five.
Arthur Fawkes
Witnesses: John Cask, JN Noble, George Woodman
14th January 1826. Let a Probate be made to Marmaduke Fawkes of Claybrook Mill in the Parish of Claybrook in the County of Leicester Miller and Baker and Thomas Berridge of Dunton Bassett in the said County Farmer and Grazier the said Executors named in the Will of the deceased who died on the 30th day of July last, they having been first duly sworn as well to the faithful execution of the Will as that the Testator’s Goods Chattels and Credits as they were at his death without deducting anything on account of debts due and owing by him therefrom do not amount in value to the sum of Three hundred pounds.
Before me, George Berkeley Mitchell, Surrogate to the Official
Same day Probate paper the seal of the Official, JT Harrison, Actuary
Thanks and acknowledgements to Philip Duke for kindly providing this transcript and permission to reproduce it.