Julyann (Unknown) Workman (abt. 1501 - bef. 1554)

Born about 1501 in Gloucestershire, England [uncertain]

Wife of Nicholas Workman — married 1520 in Kings Stanley, Gloucestershire, England

Descendants

Died before 12 Sep 1554 before about age 53 in King's Stanley, Gloucestershire, England [uncertain]

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Biography

Julian may have been born about 1501, presumably in Gloucestershire.

Marriage: Nicholas and Julian married about 1520 in Kings Stanley, Gloucestershire, England.

Julyann was granted the probate of her husband's will in 1543. ^[1]

Julian made her will in 1554, and appointed her son John executor. ^[2]

Children of Nicholas Workman 1503–1543 and Julyann Gyllian –1554

1. Humphrey Workman 1525–1582 • LJKG-Q9S ​​
2. Richard Workman 1530–1591 • LZ59-QWR ​​
3. Alyse Workman 1535–Deceased • LY1B-FGN ​​
4. Edward Workman 1538–Deceased • LY1B-5FP ​​
5. Jane Workman 1540–Deceased • LY1B-HQ1 ​​
6. John Workman 1542–Deceased • LY1B-R9Z ​​
7. Thomas Workman –1579 • LY1B-WFD ​​
8. William Workman –1608 • LY11-MMW

1. HUMFREY (HUMPHREY) WORKMAN of Kings Stanley, died before 1583 in Lasboro, Gloucester, England.
2. RICHARD WORKMAN, who died and was buried in Frampton Cottrell, Gloucester, made his will 18 Jan. 1591, and it was probated in Oct. 1591, naming his wife, MARY, and a son, Thomas Workman. Richard asked that his brother, William, should be overseer. Neither Richard nor William were mentioned in their mother's will in 1554, although named in their father's will.
3. ALYSE WORKMAN married before 1554 a Mr. AYLWARDE or MILWARD.
4. EDWARD WORKMAN, named in both mother's and father's wills.
5. JANE WORKMAN, named by father but does not appear in mother's will in 1554.
6. JOHN WORKMAN, probably still unmarried in 1554 as he was his mother"s chief legatee and no family is mentioned.
7. THOMAS WORKMAN died in Bisley, Gloucester. His will, dated 27 July 1579 and proved 24 Oct. 1579, named his wife, JOAN, her cousin, Elizabeth, and children: Thomas Workman, Anne Workman who was married before 1579 to Mr. Hawker, Robert Workman, William Workman, Elizabeth Workman, Joan Workman, and Kathrin Workman.
8. WILLIAM WORKMAN lived in Stroud, Gloucester, at the time of his death. His will, made 31 May 1608 and probated in Oct. 1608, indicated that his wife had died previously as she was not named. His brother, Humfrey, was mentioned and bequests are made to his six children: Nathaniel, evidently the eldest son as he became the administrator of the estate (his own will was probated in 1618 naming only his wife, Jane, as survivor and making bequests to his brother, Richard, and his sisters); Richard Workman; Samuel Workman (not mentioned in his brother Nathaniel's will); Rebecca (Deborra) Workman married before 1608 to Mr. Essington; Abigail Workman married before May 1608 to Mr. Lloyd; and Margaret or Margery Workman married before 1608 to Mr. West.

Sources

1. ↑ Gloucestershire Wills; Gloucestershire Archives; GDR/R8/1543/37; Will of Nicholas Workeman, 1543 Kings Stanley; Ancestry.com. Gloucestershire, England, Wills and Inventories, 1541-1858 . Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.Ancestry Record 4294 #134309
2. ↑ Gloucestershire Wills; Gloucestershire Archives; GDR/R8/1554/27; Will of Gyllian Wurckman, 1554 Kings Stanley; citing Ancestry.com. Gloucestershire, England, Wills and Inventories, 1541-1858 . Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Ancestry Record 4294 #134309

• Thelma C. Anderson; Workman Family History, p.8-10, publ. 1962 Salt Lake City, Utah : Publishers Press Workman family history, Archive.org

See also

• SURNAME WORKMAN

• Multiwords

• Adkins-Horton Genealogy

• Ken Todd's Genealogy