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From a manuscript in the possession of Henry Holgate Carwardine of Earls Colne Priory Essex. [1]
The notes were written by John Eldred and a few entries after his death by another hand (we hope)
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- 1649 Aug 1st
- My Brother Godman Eldred dyed at London and was buried at St Swithins Church.
- Feb 1683
- My Brother Edward Eldred dyed at London and was buried at St Dunstan’s Church in ye East.
- Jan 1697
- My sister Ollive, the widdow of Dr Thos. Arris, dyed at St Albans and was buried there.
- May 3 1701 (1691)
- My Brother William Eldred dyed at Oliver’s and was buried in ye church at Stanway.
- March 11 1701
- My sister Mary Colman dyed in Lamborn, and was buried there.
- June 10 1713
- My sister Elizabeth Creitfield dyed and was buried in ye chancell at Stanway.
- Oct 2 1629
- I was born at ye house over against ye Kings head in Colchester.
- Dec 15 1629 (1657)
- I married Mrs Margaret Harlakenden.
- Apr 20 1661
- My Daughter Elizabeth was Born and baptised following Tuesday at Olivers.
- Mar 26 1663
- My son John was Born and baptised the 2nd April at Colne Priory.
- June 27 1664
- My daughter Margaret was Born at Earls Colne and baptised the day following.
- Dec 21 1664.
- My son John dyed, and was buried in ye chancell at Earls Colne.
- Mar 27 1665.
- A stone was taken out of my bladder by cutting and in 14 days the wound was healed.
- Nov 1 1666.
- My second son John was Born at Colne Priory, and baptised the same day.
- Nov 29 1669
- My daughter Mary was Born and baptised at Colne Priory.
- Sept 4 1667
- Richard Harlakenden Esq dyed.
- Mar 31 1678
- My mother Mrs Ann Eldred died and was buried in ye chancel at Earls Colne.
- Nov 16 1682
- My father John Eldrid Esquire died and was buried at Earls Colne.
- Apr 4 1693
- My daughter Mary was married to my cousin John Barfoot.
- Aug 4 1696
- My daughter Mary was delivered of a son who died soon.
- Oct 17 1697
- My daughter Mary was delivered of a son baptised by the name of John.
- Apr 8 1699
- My daughter Mary was delivered of a daughter ch. by the name of Mary who died May 3, 1704
- Apr 20 1700
- My daughter Mary was delivered of a daughter which was baptised by the name of Ann.
- Feb 11 1702
- My son John Eldrid married Mrs Mary Horsman.
- Mar 15 —-
- My daughter Mary was delivered of a son baptised by the name of Basil who died November 5, 1703.
- Dec 13 1703
- My grandson Horsman Eldred was born at Olivers and baptised the same day and died 2nd of February following.
- Apr 24 1704
- My daughter Elizabeth Eldred died of the smallpox and was buried in the church of Saint Margarets Westminster where she died.
- May 3 ___
- My grandchild Mary Barfoot died.
- Jan 10 1704
- My grandchild Dulciebella Eldred was born.
- Jan 7 1705
- My grandchild John Eldred was born.
- Dec 20 1706
- My grand child Ann Eldrid was born.
- Sept 29 1707
- My daughter Margaret was married to Sol. Grimstone.
- Jun 9 1708
- My grandchild Mary Eldred was born.
- Jan 27 1713
- My wife died and was buried at Earls Colne .
- Sept 24 1715
- My grandchild Edward Eldred was born and died the 27th of the same month.
- Sept 2 1717
- John Eldred Esquire died and was buried at Earls Colne in the 88th year of his age.(The writer of the preceding notes)
- Nov 9 1732
- John Eldred Esquire died and was buried at Earls Colne aged 66 (his son)
- Feb 9 1736
- My sister Dulciebella Eldred died and was buried the 11th in Colne church in the 32nd year of her age (written by John Eldred Esquire son of the last.)
- May 29 1738
- my dear mother died and was buried in Earles Colne June 2 aged 62.
The last record appears to have been written John Eldred who died a few months after this record stopped.
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