Elizabeth Ingram my mayde servaunte servant of testator
William Mullings serving apprenticeship with wife of testator
Thomas Clarke serving apprenticeship with wife of testator
'William Skinner father in law of testator
Roberte Tailcot my brother brother of testator
'Marke Mott witness to will
Erasmus Sparhawke witness to will
James Sparhawke witness to will
Research Notes
John Taylcot/Tylecott of Braintree, 1600.Essex Archives Online, Sessions Rolls, EPIPHANY 1601. (Identification not further proven.) "Indictments of Foxearth, for stcaling a pair of shoes worth 4d, a pair of stockinge worth 6d and five pairs of gloves worth 4dm belonging to a man unknown. at Braintrge; and for atcaling two brass "postonettes" worth 2s 6d belonging to John Taylcot [Tylecott] at the same on 21 September, 1600. Acknowledges both chargesm reads."
Also Essex Archives Online (Calendar of QUEEN'S BENCH INDICTMENTS ANCIENT 707) "50. General Session of the Peace held at Chelmsford on 8 January 43 Elizabeth ... Henry London of Foxearth husbandman on 21 September 43 Elizabeth at Braintree took "too brase postenettes" worth 2s.6d. of John Taylcott."
Sources
See also--
Walter C. Metcalfe, ed. Visitations of Essex by Hawley, 1552; Hervey, 1558; Cooke, 1570; Raven, 1612; and Owen and Lilly, 1634. To which are added Miscellaneous Essex Pedigrees from Various Harleian Manuscripts: and an Appendix containing Berry's Essex Pedigrees, vol. I. (London: Harleian Society Visitation Series) 13 (1878):497 (Talcott pedigree); digital images, Hathi Trust.
Citing "Hale, House 747, citing father's and grandfather's wills," Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, vol. 3 P - W (Boston: NEHGS, 1995):1794-1797 (John Talcott) at 1796; digital images by subscription, AmericanAncestors.
Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman, "Hale, House, and related families, mainly of the Connecticut River Valley" (Hartford, Connecticut Historical Society, 1952), 747-765 (John Talcott [and ancestors/descendants]) at 747-748 (John Talcott, died Braintree); digital images, Hathi Trust, cites English Talcott, Wall and Skinner wills published by S. V. Talcott, F. F. Starr and H. F. Waters.
Sebastian V. Talcott, Talcott Pedigree in England and America from 1558 to 1876 (Albany: Weed, Parsons and company, 1876), 7 (English ancestry), 7-14 (1. John Talcott of Colchester), n.p. (chart), 14-19 (2. John Talcott of Braintree); digital images, InternetArchives.
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Daughter Grace? Sebastian V. Talcott (1876) included a daughter Grace in the family of John and Anne (Skinner) Talcott, writing "Grace, unmarried in 1623." He wrote similarly of John's daughter's Rachel and Sarah. See InternetArchive.
The only evidence that I associate with the year 1623 is the will of Anne's second husband, Moses Wall. That will indeed calls out Anne's surviving Talcott children, but there is no Grace among them. See Moses Wall 1623 Will.
If no other contemporary evidence exists for this daughter, Grace Talcott, I suggest this was an error in print and not a real person. --Gene
Edited to add: Scratch that ... I am reading John's will, and see that he has a daughter Grace Talcott listed, but, she is not mentioned in Moses Wall's will, nor is she mentioned in either maternal grandparents' will, so we presume she died before 1616.
There are multiple other wills, though, where had she survived, one might have found her (or her heirs) listed, lowering. the probability that she did. In the absence of historical evidence to the contrary, she more likely died young. --Gene
This is my late husband;s 10th great Grandfather. I have his data in paper form and asked for help on the gtog site but could not follow the directions given. Can someone here help? I am in Canada and the test is an old one. Both Y and mtdna. I created a file for him: Stephen William Old on wiketree, but that is as far as I got. Plan to add lots more in his line and it is located on this site. Help, Please!
Talcott-327 and Talcott-1 appear to represent the same person because: while there are inconsistencies, they obviously represent the same individual. Before they are merged, the inconsistencies will be studied and resolved.
Talcott-327 and Talcott-1 appear to represent the same person because: the two profiles have the same father, same spouse, some of the same children, similar birth and death dates. Should be merged.
The only evidence that I associate with the year 1623 is the will of Anne's second husband, Moses Wall. That will indeed calls out Anne's surviving Talcott children, but there is no Grace among them. See Moses Wall 1623 Will.
If no other contemporary evidence exists for this daughter, Grace Talcott, I suggest this was an error in print and not a real person. --Gene
Edited to add: Scratch that ... I am reading John's will, and see that he has a daughter Grace Talcott listed, but, she is not mentioned in Moses Wall's will, nor is she mentioned in either maternal grandparents' will, so we presume she died before 1616.
edited by GeneJ X
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Only the wife is common to them, (Skinner-93 = Skinner-4128), no other dates or facts compare.
Only the wife is common to them, (Skinner-93 = Skinner-4128), no other dates or facts compare.