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HEATHCOAT
(aka -
Heathcote, Heathcoate, Heathcot, Heathcott, etc
)
Humphrey Heathcote, yeoman of Cowdale, 1634
Will dated 21/4/1634 mentions:
- "to be buried in the chappell of Chelmorton"
- "to Thomas Heathcote my eldest son"
- "to [Rose] Heathcote my daughter in lawe"
- "to Nicholas Heathcote my god son"
- "to John Marewood"
- "to William Heathcote"
- "to Marie Marewood"
- "to Ane Heathcote"
- "to Elizabeth Marewood"
- "to Anne Heathcote"
- "to Elizabeth Heathcote"
- "to John Heathcote my youngest son"
- "Raphe Whilson and George Whilson his son"
- "to Ane Chadwick"
- "Elizabeth Hall my daughter"
- "to Anne Cresswell"
- "Ales Bagnold my daughter"
- Witnesses: Andrew Marewood the elder, Raphe Bagnold & Raph Heathcote
Probate granted 30/7/1634
Nicholas Heathcote, schoolmaster of Chelmorton, 1677
Will dated 20/10/1676 mentions:
- "to be buried in the chappell of Chelmorton"
- "my my grandchildren Abraham Goodwin & his sister Elizabeth Goodwin" (both < 21)
- "land which I bought of John Vale"
- "rent to Mr Eyre of Hassopp"
- "land which Thomas Plant now holdeth lying in the farthing"
- "land called the salter way close"
- "my two daughters Anne & Magaret"
- "to Raph White & his wife & to Peter Greaves & his wife"
- "to Margaret the wife of Anthony Green … and their two daughters"
- "to the two sons of Henry Barker"
- "my said daughter Anne the now wife of Roger Goodwin and Margaret the now wife of William Clowes"
- "Roger Goodwin and William Clowes executors"
- Witnesses: Isaac Goodwin, John Woodfen [or Woodsen?] & George Buxton
Probate granted 3/5/1677
William Heathcote, yeoman of Cowdale, 1691
Inventory dated 16/10/1691 taken by Ralph Heathcott. George Goodwin, William Redfearn & John Wainwright. Value £83 0/6
Administration to Samuel Heathcote of Cowdale, yeoman & John Wainwright of Cowdale, husbandman.
Probate granted 24/10/1691 to Samuel Heathcote, his son.
John Heathcote, yeoman of Bakewell, 1692
Will dated 6/7/1691 mentions:
- "my landlord Sir Phillip Gell Bart" (Executor)
- "Elizabeth Heathcoate & Mary Heathcoate my two daughters"
- "closes called ... ye Alice Coates and ye old Moore"
- "Rowland Heathcoate my son & Edward Heathcoate my grandson" (Executors)
- "my eldest son John Heathcoate"
- "Daniell Heathcoate my grandson"
- "Temperance Heathcoate my grandaughter"
- "Hellen Dearnally my daughter"
- "Mr Thomas Wilson vicar of Bakewell"
- "Sarah Heathcoate & Mary Heathcoate daughters unto my grandson John Heathcoate deceased" (both < 21)
- Witnesses: Thomas Wilson, Michael [Noton], [Js] Nodder
Inventory taken 30/7/1691. No total, but many hundreds of pounds, includes very large quantity of livestock
Probate granted 16/4/1692
William Heathcote, yeoman of Flagg, 1695
Will dated 12/5/1694 mentions:
- "to Elizabeth my wife all the household goods at Taddington that I had with her at the day of marriage"
- "to my son John Heathcoate ... kitchin which was Richard Goodwins in Chelmorton & a barn adjoining [called] Little Hades & Great Hades ... three rood of land in Shiplow Slack ... half acre upon the Swathes ... wood in the Bothams ... wood in his own close after Dale ... & ... one close lying in Outfeildhead within Taddington feild"
- "unto Robert Heathcoate my grandchild the house barn & shippons which were James Nealors the barn & shippon adjoining to my son John’s old house The Fryer Yard ... half acre in the old field which was Mr Goodwins ... the closes in Moniashe fields"
- "unto Rachel Heathcoate, Mary Heathcoate & Margaret Heathcoate, my brother John Heathcoates daughters"
- "appoint John Heathcoate of Chelmorton my son my full & sole executor"
- Witnesses: John Batholomen, John Frost & Fran: Needham
Inventory taken 15/11/1694 by William Bagshaw, Richard Needham & Thomas [Roberts]. Value £367 13/5
Probate granted 29/4/1695
Edward Heathcott, yeoman of Bubnell, 1724
Will dated 23/1/1723 mentions:
- "my son Edward Heathcott ... his mother ... his sister Hannah"(<21)
- "lands ... at Bakewell and Wormhill"
- "my brother George Heathcott ... [&] ... his son George Heathcott ... [&] ... his brother Edward ... [and other unnamed brothers and sisters]" (not clear but Edward must the brother of the younger George)
- "my brother Daniell Heathcott ... [&] ... his son Edward Heathcott ... [& Edward’s] ... two sisters"
- Witnesses: Tho: Gardom, Thomas Froggatt & Elizabeth Gardom
Inventory taken on 31/10/1723. Very detailed. Taken by Alexander Damms, Sampson White, Edward Buxton, George Ruddiard & Joseph White. Total £537 17/0
Probate granted 8/7/1724
Henry Heathcoat, miner of Great Longstone, 1729
Will dated 24/2/1729 mentions:
- "my eldest son Rowland Heathcoate"
- "my three daughters Elizabeth, Mary and Ann"
- "my grandson Henry Heathcoate son of my sd son Rowland Heathcoate"
- "my loveing wife Sarah Heathcoate" (Sole executor)
- Witnesses: Thomas Tumpson, Thomas Folow, Robert Baxter
Probate granted 22/5/1729 at Bakewell to Sarah Heathcote
Daniel Heathcott, butcher of Bakewell, 1749
Will dated 5/2/1747 mentions:
- "my dearly beloved wife Ann Heathcott should continue and abide with my son Edward Heathcott during her natural life"
- Mentions, but doesn’t name son Edward’s wife
- "my daughter Sarah Strutt ye wife of Robert Strutt"
- "my daughter Ann Heathcott"
- Son Edward sole exec
- Witnesses: Thomas Hudson, John Downey (or Downes ?)
Inventory taken on 24/8/1749 by Edward Buxton & Michael Buxton. Quite detailed to a value of £240 15/6
Probate granted 20/10/1749 to Edward Heathcot
George Heathcote, of Hartington, 1794
Will dated 28/1/1794 mentions:
- "my grandson Samuel Challinor of Oakamoor in the County of Stafford" owed him £200
- "my grandaughter Mary Challinor sister of the said Samuel Challinor" < 21
- "my grandaughter Sarah Challinor (sister of the said Samuel Challinor)" < 21
- "my daughter Sarah Challinor Widow" (Exec along with William Sleigh of Hartington)
- Witnesses: John Banks, Joseph [Sliggit], Wm Brittlebank
Probate granted 19/10/1794 at Hartington, to Sarah Challinor Widow reserving a power for William Sleigh
Elizabeth Heathcotte, widow of Bakewell, 1797
Will dated 22/6/1793 mentions:
- "my second son John Heathcotte" [EXEC]
- "my friend Richard Roe of Bakewell gentleman"
- "my son George Heathcotte and Elizabeth his wife"
- Mentions her property at Sheldon in occupation of George [Woodruff]
- Mentions her property in Bakewell in the occupation of Richard Broomhead, Widow Ryddiard, Mr Michael Buxton [EXEC] & James [Fintum]
- "my eldest son Edward Heathcotte" [EXEC]
- "my grandson John the son of my said son George Heathcotte"
- "my noble landlords his Grace the Duke of Rutland and Lord Melbourne"
- Witnesses: [James Mandry], Joseph Carrington & Charles [T]amesworth
Probate granted 13/10/1797 at Bakewell to Edward Heathcotte reserving a power for John Heathcotte and Richard Roe
Arthur Heathcote, of Bakewell, 1808
Will dated 26/12/1796 mentions:
- "my son John Heathcote"
- "my dear wife and my daughter" (both unnamed)
- Son John and wife to be executors
- Witnesses: Joshua Lingard, John Lingard, William [Gyte]
Probate granted 22/4/1808 to John Heathcote the surviving executor
Joseph Heathcote, Innkeeper of Sterndale in the parish of Hartington, 1808
Will dated 11/8/1810 mentions:
- "my son George Heathcote"
- "my son Joseph Heathcote"
- "my beloved wife Betty Heathcote"
- "my son Samuel Heathcote"
- "my daughter Ellen Garlick"
- Witnesses: Ralph Alsope & Rowland Heathcote
Probate granted 12/8/1811 to Betty Heathcote
Joshua Heathcote, yeoman of Earl Sterndale in the parish of Hartington, 1814
Will dated 5/11/1814 mentions:
- "Mary my dearly beloved wife"
- "my brother Samuel Heathcoate"
- "my brother Arthur Heathcoate"
- "my sister Hannah Bagshaw"
- "my sister Ann Foxlow"
- "my brother Rowland Heathcoate" [Sole Exec]
- Witnesses: Rowland Heathcoat, William Smith
Probate granted 15/7/1814 to Rowland Heathcoate of Earl Sterndale, labourer
Testator died 20/6/1814
Value < £1500
Rowland Heathcote, yeoman of Earl Sterndale, 1820
Will dated 23/5/1817 mentions:
- "Ellen Garlick the Daughter of my late brother Joseph Heathcote ... George Garlick her husband"
- "my brother Ralph Heathcote ... his children ... Ralph ... Brian ... Martha ... Elizabeth ... Mary ... Ellen"
- "my brother Arthur Heathcote"
- "my sister Hannah Bagshaw"
- "my sister Ann Foxlow"
- "my brother in law William Foxlow"
- "my sister in law Ann Heathcote ... my late brother Samuel Heathcote ... children ... Rowland ... George ... Alice"
- "Henry Mortin of Breary" (Exec)
- "Mr John Hodgkinson of Chelmoton" (Exec)
- Witnesses: John Lomas, Sampson Holland, Robert Bagshaw
Codicil dated 22/6/1819 mentions:
- "Joshua Heathcote son of Brian Heathcote"
- John Hodgkinson revoked as executor and replaced with James Gould of Longnor
- Witnesses: John Lomas, Anthony Broadhurst, Sarah Heathcote
Probate granted 26/7/1821 to Henry Mortin of Brearly in the parish of Hartington, farmer, & James Gould of Longnor, Staffordshire, grocer and mercer
Testator died 25/6/1820
Mary Heathcote, widow of Bakewell, 1825
Will dated 14/5/1825 mentions:
- "all my nephews and nieces Jonathan Heathcote, Michael Heathcote, John Heathcote, Elizabeth Bennett, Mary Ann Brownson, Ellen Gilbert and Sarah Charlesworth (sons and daughters of Mr George Heathcote of Bakewell)"
- She had a pew in East Gallery of Bakewell church
- Execs: the said Michael and John Heathcote, and Thomas Hancock of Bakewell
- Witnesses: Rachel Farnesworth, Edward Farnsworth [and another unreadable one]
Probate granted 14/10/1825 to Thomas Hancock of Bakewell, shoemaker, reserving a power for Michael Heathcote and John Heathcote of Bakewell yeoman.
George Heathcote, gentleman of Bakewell, 1828
Will dated 10/7/1827 mentions:
- "my Dear Wife Elizabeth Heathcote"
- "land in Sheldon in occupation of Thomas Gyte"
- "my two sons Michael Heathcote and John Heathcote" [EXECS]
- "Burton House in the occupation of Benjamin Bradbury"
- "my Daughter Sarah wife of Daved Charlesworth"
- "my Daughter Ellen Gilbert"
- "house situate in the Winyard in Bakewell ... in the occupation of my son Jonathan Heathcote"
- "daughter Elizabeth Bennet wife of John Bennett"
- "daughter Mary Ann Brownson wife of George Brownson"
- Witnesses: [Margt] Harrison, Sarah Pearson, [John] Harrison
Probate granted 12/6/1828 to Michael Heathcote of Manchester. merchant, reserving a power for John Heathcote
Testator died in May 1828
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