Assorted rogues - Person Sheet
Assorted rogues - Person Sheet
NameJane Giles 
Birth1742103
Death1 Mar 1796103
FatherSearles Giles (ca1706-1777)
MotherMary Elwick (ca1716-1760)
Spouses
Notes for Jane Giles
One of three dau. and co-heiresses of Searles. Her sister, Mary, married the brother of Jeremiah. What a family party that would have been.
Notes for Jeremiah (Spouse 1)
Of Tenterden and Rye.
(From the Sussex Record Office, the Senior Archivist. 2003)
“The Curteis family were originally from Tenterden in Kent. Jeremiah Curteis (1735-1806) established himself as an attorney in Rye, where he was Town Clerk from 1756 to 1800; he also served as steward of the Frewen's estate at Brickwall in Northiam. Both he and his son, Edward Jeremiah Curteis (1762-1835), purchased extensive estates in the Rye area and also at Tenterden, Goudurst, Hawkhurst and in Romney Marsh.
From 1807 their principal residence was Windmill Hill Place in Wartling. The marriage of Jeremiah's daughter Martha to Robert Mascall in 1790 and the marriage of Caroline Sarah Mascall to Herbert Barratt Curteis in 1828 brought them an interest in the Peasmarsh Place estate. “
This family appears last in Burke’s Landed Gentry, 1952 edition101.
Coat-of-arms102: Ar. a chev. sa. betw. three bulls’ heads, cabossed, gu. Crest:- a unicord pass. or, betw. four trees ppr. This was the same as the arms of the Curteis family of Appledore, Kent, and is seen in the roof of the cloisters of Christ Church, Canterbury.
(From the Sussex Record Office, the Senior Archivist. 2003)
“The Curteis family were originally from Tenterden in Kent. Jeremiah Curteis (1735-1806) established himself as an attorney in Rye, where he was Town Clerk from 1756 to 1800; he also served as steward of the Frewen's estate at Brickwall in Northiam. Both he and his son, Edward Jeremiah Curteis (1762-1835), purchased extensive estates in the Rye area and also at Tenterden, Goudurst, Hawkhurst and in Romney Marsh.
From 1807 their principal residence was Windmill Hill Place in Wartling. The marriage of Jeremiah's daughter Martha to Robert Mascall in 1790 and the marriage of Caroline Sarah Mascall to Herbert Barratt Curteis in 1828 brought them an interest in the Peasmarsh Place estate. “
This family appears last in Burke’s Landed Gentry, 1952 edition101.
Coat-of-arms102: Ar. a chev. sa. betw. three bulls’ heads, cabossed, gu. Crest:- a unicord pass. or, betw. four trees ppr. This was the same as the arms of the Curteis family of Appledore, Kent, and is seen in the roof of the cloisters of Christ Church, Canterbury.