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

Reiyiold and Matthew Marvin. 123
shows that the maker had at least five grandchildren, he was
of suitable age to have been the son-in-law of Rose some
forty years earlier; he makes his "wife Marrion " executrix,
and among his children we find John, Rose, and Joan,
names of the father, mother and sister of Maryon Marvin.
From these various facts, the conclusion reached seems very
probable.
He owned a "tenement at Hintlesham," where he died,
and "leasehold lands" in the same Parish. The tenement
he had conveyed conditionally to his son Thomas about two
years before his death, and the leasehold is given him in the
Will. The indenture there mentioned has not been found,
but it evidently secured for Maryon and her husband a home
in their old age ; the children of the oldest son, Richard, are
remembered, but nothing is given him ; " the rest of his
goods," after the death of his wife, are to be divided among
the other children. From this it would seem that Richard,
and probably his brothers, had already received their share of
the lands.
The Parish was a demesne of the Timperleys, and the
chancel of the Church, which is dedicated to St. Nicholas,
contains several ancient monuments of that family, which
long held the rentals of most of the lands in its vicinity.
The population is about 600, and the living was valued at
^440 with a parsonage, in 1897, when the Rev. William
Deane, M. A., had long been the Rector.
If the proposed assignment is correct, we have the follow-
ing as the names of the children of Thomas and Maryon
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