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Norwich Galthrop’s
St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Norfolk, England
Baptisms
1573, Aug 23 John, son of Robert Goulthroppe
1575, Jul 15 Robert, son of Coulthrope
1576, Sep 21 Augustine, son of Robart Goulthrope
1577, Sep 27 Margaret, son of Robart Goulthroppe
1579, May 4 Robart, son of Robart Goulthorpe
1580, May 24 Thomas, son of Robert Galthorpe
1581, Apr 28 Daniel, son of Robert Galthrope
1582, Apr 28 Thomas, son of Robert Galthrope
1583, Jun 21 Mary, daughter of Robert Galthrope
1584, Sep 7 Edward, son of Robert Galthrop
1586, Dec 26 Stephen, son of Robert Galthroppe
1598, Apr 4 Margaret, daughter of Josua and Elinor Galthrop
1599, Jul 27 Robert, son of Josua and Elinor Galthrope
1601, May 29 Mary, daughter of Josua and Elinor Galthrope
Marriages
1570, Sep 3 Robert Gouldthorpe = Margaret Rollande
1591, Dec 15 Ellen Gouthropp = Thomas Barmeston
1601, Nov 25 Dorothie Galthrope = John Palmer
Burials
1575, Mar 10 Robert Galthroppe
1580, Nov 8 Margaret Galthroppe
1581, Oct 20 Daniel Galthroppe
1586, Oct 19 Mary, daughter of Robert Galthrope
1593, Apr 12 William Galthruppe
1599, Jan 18 Thomas Sturt, servent of Robert Galthrop, Innkeeper
1599, Mar 16 Augustine, son of Robert Galthrope, Innkeeper
1602, May 18 Robert Galthrope, Innkeeper at The Swan
Swithins, Norwich, Norfolk, England
Marriages
1578, Jan 23 Christopher Goulthroppe = Alicia Barney
St Martin at the Palace, Norwich, England
Marriages
1596, Sep 19 Joshua Galthorp = Elinor Gyne
St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, England
Baptisms
1785, Mar 12 Elizabeth campling, daughter of John and Elizabeth (maiden name Gaithorpe)
1788, Dec 7 John Capling, son of John and Elizabeth (maiden name Gouthorpe)
Norwich chamberlain’s Accounts
1591 Paid to Robert Golthropp, the 21st day of June, for the dinner of certain Aldermen, the Chamberlain’s councillors, the old and new feast makers and diverse others that did ride the perambulation with the trumpeter charge……. £3 8s
1592 Paid to Robert Golthropp, the 5th day of June, for the dinner of certain Aldermen, the Chamberlain’s councillors, the old and new feast makers and diverse others that did ride the perambulation with the trumpeter charge……. £3 12s
1593 Paid to Robert Golthropp, the 1st day of June, for the dinner of certain Aldermen, the Chamberlain’s councillors, the old and new feast makers and diverse others that did ride the perambulation with the trumpeter charge……. £3 8s 4d
1600 Paid to Robert Galthorpe for the diet of 29 persons that rode the circuit of the city the day appointed
1601 Paid to Robert Galthropp for the diet of them that went the perambulation at the day appointed…… £7 4s
1602 Paid to widow Galthropp at the perambulation…. £7 9s 6d
Will of Robert Galthorpe of Norwich, 1602
In the name of God, Amen, the 11th day of May 1602, in the 44th year of the reign of Elizabeth, by grant of god, Queen of England, France and Ireland, defender of the faith, I Robert Galthorpe of Norwich, Cook, being sick in body, yet of good memory, praise be to God, do ordain and make this my last will as follows. First and principally I commit my soul to almighty God and my body to the earth from whence it came, to be buried at the direction of my executors. I give and bequeath to the patrons of the church of St Peter Mancroft for my burial in the same churchyard and for breaking ground there, twenty shillings. I give and bequeath unto Mr Wells, minister of the same church, for his pains to be taken for about preaching a good sermon at the time of my burial, twenty shillings. I will have given and bequeathed to amongst the poor people that shall come to my burial and to hear a sermon preached the sum of £4.
I give and bequeath to Joshua, my son, all my messuage with apputances wherein I now dwell, to have and hold said messuage with appurtances, immediately from and after the decease of my Margaret my wife, upon condition that the said Joshua pay or cause to be paid unto Edward and Stephen my sons, £30, viz unto said Edward one year after next decease of my said wife and unto the said Stephen within two years next after decease of my said wife Margaret, which first £4 I will shall be paid in the Guildhall Porch of the City of Norwich. If said Joshua and his heirs shall make default of payment or part thereof contrary to the true meaning herein expresses, then I will the said messuage with appurtances to my said sons Edward and Stephen, and to their heirs forever. And further, and my will is that if the said Joshua shall depart this present life without issue of his body, then the said messuage and appurtances to be and remain unto Edward my son and his the heirs lawfully begotten, and for want of such issue, to be made unto Steven, my son and to the heirs of his body truly begotten. And for want of such issue, to the right heirs of me said Robert forever.
I give and bequeath unto Edward my son the sum of £40 of good English money to be paid to him by my executors at such time as said Edward shall attain the full age of 22 years. I will that it is my mind that it shall be lawful for my executor to forbear to pay said sum of £40 to my son Edward during as many years as Margaret my said wife shall pay yearly the sum of £4.
I give and bequeath unto Stephen my son the sum of £30 of good English money to be paid to him by my executors at such time as said Edward shall attain the full age of 22 years. I will that it is my mind that it shall be lawful for my executor to forbear to pay said sum of £30 to my son during as many years as Margaret my said wife shall pay yearly the sum of £4.
I give to Margaret my wife, all my goods, chattels and implements of household, and household plate, and make her sole executor of this my last will and testament.
Witnessed, Edmond Mamocke, Augustine Blowse, and R. Rosse.
Inventory of Stephen Gouldthrop of Hincham, Norfolk, 1705
A perfect inventory of all singular goods and chattels of Stephen Gouldthorp, late of Hincham.
- His wearing apparel and money in his purse £39 5s 0d
- In the low rooms, a bedstead with curtains, one feather bed, two bolsters, 1 pillow, 5 blankets and 1 rug £2
- Two coal grates, one fire pan and one pair of tongs 10s
- Two tables, five chairs 7s 6d
- Two old fire pans, one warming pan 3s
- Two pouring pots and a pair of pails 5s
- In the chamber, 2 bedsteads, 2 old feather beds, 1 bolster, 5 old pillows £1
- One hour-glass and a gemstone 2s
- Two stools 10s
- Other sundry goods 13s
- TOTAL WORTH OF GOODS £46 6s 6d
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