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

Reinold and Matthew Marvin. 14 l
Mary, but was restored to his canonry by Elizabeth and re-
turned to Thorington in 1565, where he remained until 1571 ;
he died in 1584. Bishop Grindall appointed William Baylie,
A. M., to succeed him 9 June, 1585 ; Brian Taylor, A. M.,
followed, 3 April, 1589, remaining until his death. Daniel
Monsey, S. T. B., succeeded in 1610, and on his death Rich-
ard Low, S. T. B., took the living, 20 April, 1620, and was
there when Edward died. At the present time the neighbor-
ing Parish of Frating is united with Thorington ; the Rev.
Robert B. Mayor, B. D., Rector, and the Rev. Henry J. W.
Karslake, B. D., his Curate, were officiating in 1895.
The only children of Edward and Beatrice Marvin known
to us are those named in his Will : —
80 i. Edward, 7 b. .
81 ii. Susan, b. .
These children were evidently under age at his death, as
appears from the record of his marriage at St. Mary's, Great
Bentley.
WILL OF EDWARD MARVEN.*
3fn tfce name of (Soto ftmen the 30 th daie of Dessember I Edward
Marven of Thorington in the Cowntie of Essex and in the dyesses
of London being hoi of mind and in good Remembrance doe make
& ordain this my laste will and testament in mannor and form fol-
lowing
ffirst and above all I cummet and beqveaf my sovel into the
handes of almitie god by the merites of Jesus Christ and my body
to be beried in the Church yeard of Thorington
Recorded at Somerset House, London, — Commissary Court of London (Essex
and Herts), 1622-3, No. 43.