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1629 - 1699 (~ 69 years)
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Name |
John BROADBRIDGE |
Christened |
25 Oct 1629 |
Molash, Kent, England |
Gender |
Male |
Buried |
13 Jun 1699 |
Boughton-Blean, Kent, England |
Person ID |
I5219 |
Young Kent Ancestors |
Last Modified |
7 Jan 2020 |
Father |
Richard BROADBRIDGE, c. 13 Mar 1597, Chilham, Kent, England , bur. 17 Mar 1659, Molash, Kent, England (Age ~ 62 years) |
Mother |
Mary, b. 1595/1605, bur. 6 Nov 1640, Molash, Kent, England (Age ~ 35 years) |
Married |
Abt 1625 |
Family ID |
F4394 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family 1 |
Ann JOHNSON?, bur. 18 Dec 1666, Molash, Kent, England |
Married |
10 Jul 1653 |
St Mary Bredin, Canterbury, Kent, England |
Children |
| 1. Sarah BROADBRIDGE, c. 3 Jul 1654, Sheldwich, Kent, England  |
| 2. John BROADBRIDGE, c. 2 Feb 1659, Sheldwich, Kent, England , bur. 12 Oct 1719, Boughton-under-Blean, Kent, England (Age ~ 60 years) |
| 3. Mary BROADBRIDGE, c. 22 Mar 1661, Sheldwich, Kent, England  |
| 4. Elizabeth BROADBRIDGE, c. 27 Jan 1665, Sheldwich, Kent, England  |
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Last Modified |
20 Mar 2022 |
Family ID |
F1764 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family 2 |
Susanna, bur. 18 Nov 1694, Boughton-under-Blean, Kent, England |
Married |
28 Jul 1667 |
Faversham, Kent, England [2] |
Notes |
- On marriage to Susanna her surname was recorded as being JAMES and the entry describes both as being widowed.
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Last Modified |
20 Mar 2022 |
Family ID |
F1880 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Notes |
Possible marriage to Ann
Name: John Bradbridg
Spouse's Name: Anne Johnson
Event Date: 10 Jul 1653
Event Place: Saint Mary Bredin,Canterbury,Kent,England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M03653-1 , System Origin: England-ODM , GS Film number: 477641
On his burial, John was described as being 70 years old of Dane's Court in Boughton-Blean.
Will probated Consistory Court as follows:
BROADBRIDGE John of Boughton-Blean 1699 vol. 57 folio 95 LDS Film #0188874
Inv Broadbridge John Boughton under Blean 1699 1699 PRC/27/35/2 Film Pos 35/30 Yeoman 1699
Will Broadbridge John Boughton under Blean 1717 1720 PRC/32/59/411 PRC/31/190 B/14 1720
Possibly baptised at Molash
25 Oct 1629 John son of Richard Broadbridge, Richard buried 17 Mar 1659 at Molash
c Broadbridge John 25 Oct 1629 son of Richard all at Molash
c George 3 Jul 1631 son of Richard
c Christopher 3 Mar 1633/4 son of Richard
dbl George 17 Sep 1633 son of Richard
c Gregory 1 Feb 1634/5 son of Richard/Mary
c Androe 23 Oct 1636 son of Richard/Mary
c Mary 18 Nov 1638 daughter of Richard/Mary
Richard possibly baptised at Chilham:
Name: Richard Broadbridge
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 13 Mar 1597
Christening Place: Chilham, Kent, England
Father's Name: George Broadbridge
Possible burial of George:
Name: George Broadbridge
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 14 Jan 1613
Burial Place: Chilham, Kent, England
Possible marriage of George Broadbridge bc 1572-
BROADBRIDGE George WYBORNE Alice 06 Nov 1592 tailor of Godmersham & she, spinster, of Chilham Canterbury ML COWPER, J. M.
Broadbridge Jane c 13 Apr 1595 d/o George at Chilham PR
Broadbridge Richard c 15 Mar 1597 s/o George at Chilham PR
Broadbridge Jone c 10 Aug 1600 d/o George at Chilham PR
Broadbridge Susanna c 24 Jan 1602 d/o George at Chilham PR
Broadbridge Christopher c 16 Feb 1606 s/o George at Chilham PR
DANE-COURT is a manor in the southern part of this parish [Boughton under Blean], which in antient time had owners of the same name, which they assumed from it. Sir Allan de Dane resided here in the reign of king Edward III. bearing for his arms, Gules, four fleurs de lis, or, and it continued the mansion of his descendants for divers years after; but in the reign of Henry IV. the Fogge's were become proprietors of it, the last of whom who held it was Sir John Fogge, who died possessed of it, as appears by his will, in the 6th year of Henry VII. and left it to his son Sir John Fogge, from which name it was not many years after sold to Petit, of Colkins, in which family it continued, till with that it was alienated, about the reign of king George I. to Mr. Richard Stacey, of Deptford, who passed it away, partly by marriage with his daughter and partly by sale, to Mr. Peter Rawlins, of Sheerness, whose two daughters and coheirs transferred their right in it to their respective husbands, Mr. Lambart, and John Carter, esq. and they having made a partition of their wives estates, this manor of Dane-court became the sole property of John Carter, esq. of Deal, being the son of the Rev. Nicholas Carter, D. D. and married first Frances, only daughter and heir of John Underdown, esq. who died s.p. and secondly Charlotte, youngest daughter of Peter Rawlins, esq. before-mentioned, who died in 1777, likewise s. p. His eldest sister Elizabeth, yet unmarried, is well known for her learned publications. Mr. Carter bears for his arms, Ermine, two lions rampant, combatant, gules; he is the present owner of this estate. A court baron is held for this manor.
COLKINS is a seat situated about a quarter of a mile westward from that of Brenley. It was first built by John Colkin, originally a citizen of Canterbury, who died possessed of it in the 10th year of Edward III. and there are several of his posterity who lie buried in this church. Their arms, A grissin, segreant, being figured in brass on their gravestones, though long since destroyed. These arms too are on the roof of Canterbury cloysters. There was a family of the name of Colkyn likewise at Nonington, but they bore a different coat of arms from these of Boughton. From this name it was about king Henry the VIIth.'s reign alienated to Petit, whose descendant Cyriak Petit, gent. resided here, and dying possessed of it in 1591 lies buried in this church. These Petits were a younger branch of those of Chilham, and bore for their arms, Gules, a chevron, between three leopards heads, argent, a crescent for difference. Cyriak Petit was fœdary of Kent, an office of trust and eminence, and drew up a survey of all the manors in Kent, held of the king by knight's service anno 28 Henry VIII. a valuable book, often made use of in the course of this history. (fn. 7) From him Colkins descended down to Mr. William Petit, who in king George I.'s reign alienated it to Mr. Richard Stacey, master-builder of the king's yard at Deptford, who built the present seat of Colkins, and he, partly by sale and partly by marriage with his daughter Mary, transferred his property in it to Mr. Peter Rawlins, of Sheerness, who bore for his arms, Sable, three swords in pale, the middlemost point in base, or, who left two daughters his coheirs, the eldest of whom, Mary, since married Mr. Bisby Lambart, and Caroline, the youngest, John Carter, esq. of Deal, soon after which they made a partition of his estates, and on the division, this of Colkins became the sole property of Mr. Lambart, in right of his wife. He died at Minorca a few years ago, upon which it became the property of his widow, and she now resides in it.
Research-Tasks: Will Broadbridge Bartholmew Kennington 1623 1623 PRC/17/63/381 PRC/16/175 B/6 1623
Will Broadbridge Richard Teynham 1668 1669 PRC/16/282 B/6 1669
Inv Broadbridge, Brodebridge Gregory Hernhill 1679 1679 PRC/27/28/51 Film Pos 28/46 1679
Will Broadbridge John Boughton under Blean 1698 1699 PRC/32/57/95b PRC/31/169 B/4 1699
Inv Broadbridge John Boughton under Blean 1699 1699 PRC/27/35/2 Film Pos 35/30 Yeoman 1699
Will Broadbridge John Boughton under Blean 1717 1720 PRC/32/59/411 PRC/31/190 B/14 1720
Will Broadbridge George Seasalter 1791 1791 PRC/17/102/109 PRC/16/466 B/4 1791
Will Broadbridge George Faversham 1799 1799 PRC/17/103/197 PRC/16/474 B/3 1799
Will Broadbridge William Graveney, Boughton under Blean 1801 1817 PRC/32/68/272a PRC/31/287 B/2 1817
Will Broadbridge John Boughton under Blean 1814 1817 PRC/32/68/272b PRC/31/287 B/1 1817
Will Broadbridge Elizabeth Folkestone 1814 1814 PRC/17/105/100a PRC/16/498 B/10 1814
Will Broadbridge Richard Hernhill 1825 1826 PRC/32/69/193b PRC/31/296 B/1 OW & court 1826
Will Broadbridge George Faversham 1826 1826 PRC/17/107/320 PRC/16/520 B/7 1826
Will Broadbridge Isaac Boughton under Blean 1833 1834 PRC/32/70/133 PRC/31/304 B/2 OW & court 1834
Will Broadbridge Elizabeth Faversham 1838 1839 PRC/17/110/340b PRC/16/545 B/9 OW&C + court 1839
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- [S81] Will, Consistory Court of Canterbury, Consistory Court of Canterbury, Canterbury Cathedral Archives, (U.S.A., Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah), 8 Jul 1699.
IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN, I, JOHN BROADBRIDGE, of the parish of Boughton under the Blean, in the County of Kent, yeoman, being in good health of body and of sound and perfect mind and memory praise be therefore given to Almighty God, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (that is to say)
First and principally I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God hoping through the meritorious death and passion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to have full and free pardon and forgiveness of all my sins and to inherit everlasting life and my body to the earth to be decently buried in the churchyard of the said parish of Bought at the discretion of my Executor hereafter named.
And as touching the disposition of all such temporal estate as it hath pleased Almighty God to bestow upon me, I give and devise thereof as followeth,
First, I will and require my Executor hereafter named next and immediately after my funeral expenses have been defrayed to pay to my now dear wife the sum of ten pounds of lawful money of England due to her upon bond and to deliver to her all such goods and household stuff as were hers before she married me, and after this and all other my just debts shall be defrayed,
Item, I give unto my cousin ELIZABETH BAKER, daughter to my daughter ELIZABETH, the sum of one shilling,
Item, I given unto my cousin JOHN BAKER, son of my said daughter ELIZABETH, the sum of one shilling to be paid them within one month after my decease.
All the rest and residue of my real or personal estate, goods, and chattels whatsoever, I do give and bequeath unto my loving son JOHN BROADBRIDGE my full and sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament and my two daughters SARAH and MARY equally to be divided amongst them.
And I do hereby revoke, disannul and make void all former Wills and Testaments by me heretofore made.
In witness whereof I the said JOHN BROADBRIDGE have hereunto set my hand and seal this ninth day of September Anno Domini 1698.
JOHN BROADBRIDGE
SIGNED, SEALED, PUBLISHED, AND DECLARED in the presence of
Thomas Bery,
Thomas Kemp, his mark
Daniel Jenkin
Exaiatur P. Lukin
PROBATUM fuit huiusmodi suprascriptum Testamentum JOHANNIS BROADBRIDGE defunctum viii die Julii Anno Domini 1699 coram viro JOHANNE STOCKAR clico surro venlis viri THOMAE BOUCHIER legum doctoris etc. et licer Cant. Commissarii etc iuramento JOHANNIS BROADBRIDGE filii euis defuncti et Executrois in eodum Testamento nominatum ac inde approbatum etc omnisquam etc. ddcr Exri conid jurs fuit prius ad sca etc iuratum etc salvo iure etc.
- [S34] Parish Register, England, Kent: Church of England, Canterbury Cathedral Archives, (U.S.A., Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah), Faversham, Kent, England, 28 Jul 1667.
both widowed. Bride's surname recorded as being JAMES.
- [S34] Parish Register, England, Kent: Church of England, Canterbury Cathedral Archives, (U.S.A., Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah), Boughton-under-Blean, Kent, England, 26 Jun 1695.
John Broadbridge of Dane Court, yeoman, aged 66 and Mary Reynolds late of Hernehill aged about 60.
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