Anne (Glover) Roberts (1582 - abt. 1660)

Born 1582 in London, England

Ancestors

Wife of Barne Roberts — married 19 Oct 1600 in Willesden, Middlesex, England

Descendants

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Biography

Anne (Glover) Roberts was born in England.

Anne Glover was baptised on 9 September 1582 at Allhallows the Less in London, the eldest of her parents' children. ^[1] Her parents were William Glover (1545 - 1603) and Anne Goverard ( - 1616).

Her siblings were...

1. Thomas Glover (1580 - )
2. William Glover (1583 - 1584 )
3. Susan (Glover) Roberts (1585 - )
4. Elizabeth (Glover) Mewtys (1587 - )
5. William Glover (1588/9 - )
6. Mary (Glover) Robinson (1591 - )
7. Alice (Glover) Burradell (1592 -)

Anne married Barne Roberts ^[2] in 1600 and they had three sons, twins Barne and William, and Richard and five daughters.

"She was living in Coleman street, 7 July 1616, being ancestress of the family of Roberts, Baronets, a dignity cr. 8 March 1661 ; extinct 10 May 1698." ^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Cokayne, George E. "Some account of the Lord Mayors and Sheriffs of the city of London, during the first quarter of the seventeenth century, 1601-1625", p. 11. London: Phillimore & Co.,1897. Archive
2. ↑ THE GLOVERS OF ENGLAND. Anne, the eldest daughter, married Barne Roberts, son to Francis Roberts, Esq., her cousin.

Research notes

Sir Thomas Glover, knight, of Hayes Park Middlesex, son of Sir William Glover and the Lady Anne his wife, was born in London, was created Knight, married Jane Roberts, daughter of Francis Roberts, Esq., of Willesden in Middlesex. He died in London, and his widow, the Lady Jane Glover, married George Purefoy, Esq., of Wadley, Berkshire died 8 June, 1664, ae. 77 years.

" Here sleepeth the Body of Dame Jane Purefoy, who was the dau. of Francis Roberts of Willesden in the County of Middlesex, Esq., wife of Sir Thomas Glover of Hayes Park in the said County of Middlesex, Knight, and relict of George Purefoy, the eldest of Wadley, in the County of Berkshire, Esq., who exchanged this life for a better the 8 of January, 1664, aged 77 years."

William, the second son, married Elizabeth Harlakenden, daughter of Henry Harlakenden, Esq.

Ansley belonged to the family of Culpepper. The manor passed in mortgage unto Wm. Glover, citizen and dyer in London, in the thirty fourth (1592) reign of Elizabeth, by George Wightman, who in the forty-third of Elizabeth (1601), obtained a release from Thomas Wightman, son and heir to the said George, of all his right and title therein. To which William Glover, afterwards a Knight and alderman of London, succeeded Sir Thomas Glover of Williston, Com-