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Captain John Huddleston was born during the reign of Queen Elizabeth (29th year of her reign =29 Eliz or 1587) and was in England till the death of King James I. He was from west of the Tower, well actually across the river Thames. My best guess is that he was the son of Mathew Huddleston and Christian Storme. Computer printout of London, St. Katherine by the Tower, London, England Stmnt.Resp. extracted for the controlled extraction program and published by the Genealogical Dept. of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Notes Batch nos. 00144-1, 2, 3. Extracted from microfilm copies of parish registers and parish register transcripts on film nos, 0374458-0374461, 0845261 it. 3 (v. 75),0845262 it. 1-4. (v. 76-81) or book no. 942 B4ha v. 75-81. Also known as St. Katherine, Middlesex. Subjects England, Middlesex, St. Katherine by the Tower - Church records - Indexes Format Books/Monographs (On Film) Language English Publication Salt Lake City : Genealogical Society of Utah, 1992-1993 Physical 13 microfiches. Tenson (Tinson), John, from The Index Library, [England], Vol. 43, Index of Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, (Vol. V), published 1912, A.D. 1605 to 1619, page 438, A.D. 1607, Tenson (Tinson), John, St. James, Clerkenwell, Middx 55 Huddlestone
In considering Captain John Huddleston's mother to be Isabel Williams Weyneman (Wenman) died the year he was born and his father, PCC Richard Huddleston Esq. of Thame Park, Oxon, the administration given to Henry Norris Kt. Lord, of Rycote Park, Oxon (near Thame) in 1590 and again 1598. Richard Huddleston "Her Maj, Treasurer of War" in 1586, died three years later; we are left with a problem. Isabel Williams Wenman Huddleston was 65 years old when Captain John Huddleston of the Bona Nova was born. If we consider the LDS information of the marriage of Richard Huddleston and Isabel Williams in 1534 (Which would mean Richard Huddleston married her twice-once before she married Richard Wenman and later after she married Richard Wenman) things might looking different. According to the LDS there was a Mathewe Huddleston who had a son John Huddleston who was christened 1592. [JOHN HUDDLESTONE Christening: 10 DEC 1592 Saint Katherine By The Tower, London, London, England Father: MATHEWE HUDDLESTONE P001441 1584-1695 0845261, 0845262 Film 6903590 Film IGI Individual Record. Definition: [n] giving a Christian name at baptism; noun the Christian sacrament of baptism or the ceremony in which this is conferred Source: The Collins English Dictionary © 2000 HarperCollins Publishers. MATHEW HUDELSTON Spouse: CHRISTIAN STORME Marriage: 02 APR 1581 Saint Mary The Virgin Aldermanbury, London, London, England 6903665 Number of Fiche: 1 Extracted from microfilm copies of parish registers and parish register transcripts on film nos. 0374991, 0845245 it. 3-4 (v. 61-62), 0845246 it. 1 (v. 65) or book no. 942 B4ha v. 61-62 and 65. Also known as St. Mary Aldermanbury. England, London, St. Mary Aldermanbury-Church records-Indexes 1539 John, Matthew, Peter, William, Robert and Bartholomew are tenants of Whitby Abbey in Robin Hoods Bay. 1565 Same names appear in documents selling Abbey possessions to the Cholmleys. 1603 First reference to a Storm, Robert d.1603, in Parish Records begun 1600. Derived from the book STORM AND COMPANY by ALAN STORM MA., B.Com., PhD who is also the author of:-FAMILY AND MARITIME COMMUNITY: ROBIN HOODS BAY c1653-c1867 now in the library of Leicester University. The Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury Twice destroyed by fire, the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury, is part of the Winston Churchill Memorial. The Church, which dates from the 12th century, was redesigned by Sir Christopher Wren in 1677, after the Great Fire of London. Nearly three centuries later a German incendiary bomb left it in ruin. Slated for demolition, Wren's graceful masterpiece was saved by a bold idea. The structure would be rebuilt on the campus of Westminster College as a permanent reminder of Churchill's visit to the college and his prophetic speech. Stone by stone, architects and craftsmen dismantled the Church and painstakingly reconstructed it again at its present site. Today visitors from around the world may enter Wren's beautiful, light-filled sanctuary. Located on the campus of Westminster College in historic Fulton, Missouri. Ludlow Broad Street and Brand Lane FILE [no title] - ref. 2705/12 - date: 10 February 1624 \_ [from Scope and Content] Whereas by an indenture 31 October 1604 Edward Fox, esq., Jane his wife, Edmond and William their sons, demised to Mary Hughes a tenement (late Thomas smith, cutler) Nicholas Rawlings sadler, and the garden backside and appurtenances in Broad Street, Ludlow, between the messuage called by the sign of the Crown on the north and the tenement of John Candlend gent on the South, and extending to Narrow Lane, to hold for 80 years, for yearly rent of 20/- and 2 hens, which said lease was made by Richard Stirme at his cost to Mary Hughes. She then alienated it to David Moris, John Andris and Richard Edwards, not withstanding the trust reposed in her not to do so, so the property reverts to Richard Storme. The contents of this catalogue are the copyright of Shropshire Archives. Rights in the Access to Archives database are the property of the Crown, © 2001-2003. The contents of this catalogue are the copyright of Shropshire Archives. CHRISTIAN STORME Christening: 01 DEC 1552 Aldringham, Suffolk, England Mother: MGARETT STORME Parish register printouts of Aldringham, Suffolk, England ; christenings, 1551-1782 Film or fiche number 1238657
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I am trying to find out more information on Christian Storme wife of Mathewe Huddlestone.
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