The English ancestry of Reinold and Matthew Marvin of Hartford, Ct ...

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man not much if at all over thirty when he died, may have
been the eldest son, and I judge that one or more of the
daughters must have been older than he.
59 i. Richard, 5 b. ; his father left him " Benettes " in
Ramsey.* We know nothing more of him unless (which is
hardly probable) he was the father of Richard Marvin, of
Hull, Yorkshire, who was a shipwright, and mar. " Ells
(? Alice) and had a son Robert, bap. at St. Nicholas'
Church, Harwich, 24 October, 1633 (Parish Register), which
is all that has been found of that family.
/-40 ii. Edward, b. about 1552. The Wrabness property was
bequeathed to him by his father ; this enables us to identify
him with the Edward who mar. Margaret , as appears
from the records of the baptisms of their children at Great
Bentley, in which Parish he died between 13 November,
1615, and 17 January following ; his wife survived him.
41 hi. John, b. ; I believe him to be the John who mar.
Margaret (? Gillyat), and d. in Little Oakley ; his Will is
dated 5 March, 1584/5 ; he had issue, placed by his Will
under guardianship of John Wade, who, as shown above,
must have been his brother-in-law, and married his sister
Barbara.
42 iv. Audre, b. ; she is given £10, and the same amount
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is left to each of her sisters, to be paid them when they
reached the age of twenty.
v. Margere, b. .
44 iv. Barbara, b. ; I take her to be the "cousin Barbara"
named in the Will of John Marvin, of Ramsey (36), who
* These places were often known by their previous owners' names, and sometimes
by those of the tenants. John (5) had a tenant " Benet," but his place was in Washbrook,
while this was in Ramsey.
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