Assorted rogues - Person Sheet
Assorted rogues - Person Sheet
Spouses
Notes for Richordina Claringboule
A member of an old established family in the part of Kent, according to 756.
Notes for Amos (Spouse 1)
of Elham.756
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From the Jacob web page:756
He was baptized at St Mary Magdalene church, Canterbury, on 2nd April 1570. The names of his parents were not given. Baptized at that time in Elham were Elizabeth Jacob on 6th January 1574, Robert Jacob on 17th August 1575 and William Jacob on 30th March 1576. Given that he lived at Elham there may well be a family connection. There has always been a family tradition that we were descended from William Jacob (died ca 1574), who had been mayor of Folkestone. He had a son William, who had two sons whose names I have not yet identified. It remains to be seen whether such a link can be established.
There were Jacobs in Elham parish in the late 15th and in the 16th centuries. Hasted states that there had been a manor called Jacob's Court in Bladbean, in North Elham. The manor went under the altenative names of Jakys or Jaques Court.
Amos is shown as farming in Elham and his name appears in a number of documents. He married Richordina Claringboule, a member of an old established family in this part of Kent.
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From the Jacob web page:756
He was baptized at St Mary Magdalene church, Canterbury, on 2nd April 1570. The names of his parents were not given. Baptized at that time in Elham were Elizabeth Jacob on 6th January 1574, Robert Jacob on 17th August 1575 and William Jacob on 30th March 1576. Given that he lived at Elham there may well be a family connection. There has always been a family tradition that we were descended from William Jacob (died ca 1574), who had been mayor of Folkestone. He had a son William, who had two sons whose names I have not yet identified. It remains to be seen whether such a link can be established.
There were Jacobs in Elham parish in the late 15th and in the 16th centuries. Hasted states that there had been a manor called Jacob's Court in Bladbean, in North Elham. The manor went under the altenative names of Jakys or Jaques Court.
Amos is shown as farming in Elham and his name appears in a number of documents. He married Richordina Claringboule, a member of an old established family in this part of Kent.
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