Jill
18-12-15, 17:32
Father of John Botting (http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=14749&highlight=botting)
Date and place of birth
abt 1702, Shipley, Sussex
Names of parents
William Botting
Date and place of baptism - if applicable
21 Mar 1702 (new style) Shipley, Sussex
Details of each of his or her marriages - if any
17 Jul 1726, Wisborough Green, Sussex by licence to Mary Holland
Occupation(s) - if any
Farmer
Addresses where they lived
Smokehouse, Shipley
Date, place and cause of death
June 1786, Shipley, Sussex
Date and place of burial
19 June 1786, Shipley, Sussex
Details of will
Made 11 May 1784, probate 3 Sep 1786 Chichester Consistory Court.
Mentions his freehold tenement messuage farm lands and premises known as Smoke-house, Shipley which he left to his son Edward Botting of Ashurst, the stock, cattle and tackle to his son John Botting along with household goods, livestock, hay grass and corn two other farms he rented; leasehold premises called Brick-kiln in Shipley. Also mentions:
Daughter Sarah and her husband John Herriott,
Son Edward’s son John Botting of Ashurst,
Edward’s daughter Mary wife of William Stanford of West Grinsted
Edward’s sons Edward, Henry & William Botting
Edward’s daughter Sarah wife of Henry Woollven
Edward’s daughter Ann
Son John’s sons John, Henry and daughters Elizabeth, Sarah and Mary
Memorial inscription - if any
NK
Date and place of birth
abt 1702, Shipley, Sussex
Names of parents
William Botting
Date and place of baptism - if applicable
21 Mar 1702 (new style) Shipley, Sussex
Details of each of his or her marriages - if any
17 Jul 1726, Wisborough Green, Sussex by licence to Mary Holland
Occupation(s) - if any
Farmer
Addresses where they lived
Smokehouse, Shipley
Date, place and cause of death
June 1786, Shipley, Sussex
Date and place of burial
19 June 1786, Shipley, Sussex
Details of will
Made 11 May 1784, probate 3 Sep 1786 Chichester Consistory Court.
Mentions his freehold tenement messuage farm lands and premises known as Smoke-house, Shipley which he left to his son Edward Botting of Ashurst, the stock, cattle and tackle to his son John Botting along with household goods, livestock, hay grass and corn two other farms he rented; leasehold premises called Brick-kiln in Shipley. Also mentions:
Daughter Sarah and her husband John Herriott,
Son Edward’s son John Botting of Ashurst,
Edward’s daughter Mary wife of William Stanford of West Grinsted
Edward’s sons Edward, Henry & William Botting
Edward’s daughter Sarah wife of Henry Woollven
Edward’s daughter Ann
Son John’s sons John, Henry and daughters Elizabeth, Sarah and Mary
Memorial inscription - if any
NK