Edward Killigrew
Edward Killigrew married Hannah Unknown.
Child of Edward Killigrew and Hannah Unknown
- William Killigrew b. 2 Nov 1746
Edward Killigrew
(circa 1680 - )
Edward Killigrew was born circa 1680.
Edward Killigrew married Dorothy Thorne on 27 January 1701/2 in St Thomas, Exeter, Devon. Edward Killigrew of Woodleigh to Dorohty Thorne.
Edward Killigrew married Dorothy Thorne on 27 January 1701/2 in St Thomas, Exeter, Devon. Edward Killigrew of Woodleigh to Dorohty Thorne.
Edward Killigrew
(circa 1724 - 23 March 1798)
Edward Killigrew was born circa 1724. He was the son of Edward Killigrew and Mary Weston. Edward Killigrew was christened on 8 March 1726 in St Bride Fleet St, London. Edward Killigrew, son to Edwd & Mary, abt 3? years old.
Edward Killigrew married Hannah Hall?? on 2 December 1746 in London. Edward Killegrew a weaver of Bethnal Green Bachelor & Hannah ... spinster..
Edward died on 23 March 1798 in Bishopsgate, London. He was buried on 25 March 1798 in St Botolph Bishopsgate, London.
Edward Killigrew married Hannah Hall?? on 2 December 1746 in London. Edward Killegrew a weaver of Bethnal Green Bachelor & Hannah ... spinster..
Edward died on 23 March 1798 in Bishopsgate, London. He was buried on 25 March 1798 in St Botolph Bishopsgate, London.
Edward Killigrew
(say 1660 - )
Children of Edward Killigrew and Frances Unknown
- Mary Killigrew b. 6 May 1685
- George Killigrew b. 10 Feb 1688/89
- Edward Killigrew+ b. 7 Oct 1693
Edward Killigrew
(24 May 1744 - )
Edward Killigrew was born on 24 May 1744 in Hackney, Middlesex. He was christened on 25 May 1744 in St Leonard Shoreditch, Hackney, Middlesex. He was the son of Edward Killigrew and Mary Unknown.
Edward Killigrew
Child of Edward Killigrew and Mary Unknown
- Edward Killigrew b. 24 May 1744
Child of Edward Killigrew and Hannah Unknown
- William Killigrew b. 2 Nov 1746
Eleanor Killigrew
(13 September 1801 - 19 August 1804)
Eleanor Killigrew was christened on 13 September 1801 in St Paul, Deptford, Kent. Kellegrew, Eleanor, daughter of William & Elisabeth of Dowling St, rigger. She was the daughter of William Killigrew and Elizabeth Unknown.
Eleanor was buried on 19 August 1804 in St Paul, Deptford, Kent, England. Eleanor daughter of William Killegrew, Banesw Alley, Rigger.
Eleanor was buried on 19 August 1804 in St Paul, Deptford, Kent, England. Eleanor daughter of William Killegrew, Banesw Alley, Rigger.
Elinor Killigrew
Elinor Killigrew was the daughter of Robert Killigrew and Elizabeth Morys (of Wolstane).
Elinor Killigrew and Agnes Unknown (Killigrew), John Killigrew, Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon), Robert Killigrew, Thomas Killigrew, Elizabeth Killigrew and Thomas Killigrew were beneficiaries in Thomas Killigrew's will dated 22 March 1500/1. Eleanor the daughter of Robert Kylligrewe was bequeathed one silver nut by her grandfatherThomas.
She was named in the will of her cousin Thomas Killigrew (grandfather in 1501); an Ellen Killigrew was named in the 1567 will of James Killigrew.
Elinor Killigrew and Agnes Unknown (Killigrew), John Killigrew, Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon), Robert Killigrew, Thomas Killigrew, Elizabeth Killigrew and Thomas Killigrew were beneficiaries in Thomas Killigrew's will dated 22 March 1500/1. Eleanor the daughter of Robert Kylligrewe was bequeathed one silver nut by her grandfatherThomas.
She was named in the will of her cousin Thomas Killigrew (grandfather in 1501); an Ellen Killigrew was named in the 1567 will of James Killigrew.
Elizabeth Killigrew
(circa 1600 - )
Elizabeth Killigrew was buried in North Petherwin, Devon.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Edmund Yeo. Elizabeth Killigrew was born circa 1600 in Cornwall. She was the daughter of John Killigrew and Dorothy Monk.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Edmund Yeo. Elizabeth Killigrew was born circa 1600 in Cornwall. She was the daughter of John Killigrew and Dorothy Monk.
Elizabeth Killigrew
(16 May 1622 - before 4 January 1680/81)
Elizabeth Killigrew was christened on 16 May 1622 in St Margaret, Lothbury, London. She was described as aged 1 in 1622. Dormant & Extinct Peerage entry for Paston describes her as daughter of William Killigrew. She was the daughter of Sir Robert Killigrew and Mary Woodhouse.
Elizabeth Killigrew was mentioned in the will of Sir Robert Killigrew dated 12 September 1632.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon on 24 October 1638 in Whitehall, London, Westminster. His sister Mry Boyle (the future Countess of Warwick) wrote: My brother being then judged too young to live with his wife, was a day or two after celebrating the marriage (which was done before the King and Queen) at Whitehall (she having been maid of honour to the Queen) sent into France to travel, and his wife then brought home to our house...
Francis returned from his travels several years later and he & Elizabeth had several children. Later sill the family joined Charles II in exile, and Elizabeth became the second mistress of that young libertine. Elizabeth was a mistress of King Charles II, in London.
Elizabeth died before 4 January 1680/81 in Pall Mall, London, Westminster. She was buried on 4 January 1680/81 in Westminster Abbey. Lady Shannon, in the Abbey.
Her will was proved on 8 February 1680/81 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Elizabeth Killigrew was mentioned in the will of Sir Robert Killigrew dated 12 September 1632.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon on 24 October 1638 in Whitehall, London, Westminster. His sister Mry Boyle (the future Countess of Warwick) wrote: My brother being then judged too young to live with his wife, was a day or two after celebrating the marriage (which was done before the King and Queen) at Whitehall (she having been maid of honour to the Queen) sent into France to travel, and his wife then brought home to our house...
Francis returned from his travels several years later and he & Elizabeth had several children. Later sill the family joined Charles II in exile, and Elizabeth became the second mistress of that young libertine. Elizabeth was a mistress of King Charles II, in London.
Elizabeth died before 4 January 1680/81 in Pall Mall, London, Westminster. She was buried on 4 January 1680/81 in Westminster Abbey. Lady Shannon, in the Abbey.
Her will was proved on 8 February 1680/81 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Children of Elizabeth Killigrew and Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon
- Richard Boyle+ b. 1643
- Charles Boyle b. 1645
- Elizabeth Boyle b. 1647
Child of Elizabeth Killigrew
- Charlotte Jemima Henrietta Maria Boyle Countess of Yarmouth+ b. c 1650, d. 28 Jul 1684
Elizabeth Killigrew
(11 May 1618 - before 1622)
Elizabeth Killigrew was christened on 11 May 1618 in St Margaret, Lothbury, London. She was the daughter of Sir Robert Killigrew and Mary Woodhouse.
Elizabeth died before 1622.
Elizabeth died before 1622.
Elizabeth Killigrew
(7 July 1666 - )
She may be the Elizabeth Killigrew of Middlesex, whose will was proved in April 1716 - PROB11/551 sig 75.. Elizabeth Killigrew was christened on 7 July 1666 in St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex. She was the daughter of Thomas Killigrew.
Elizabeth Killigrew
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Thomas Berkeley. Elizabeth Killigrew was born in Hanworth, Miiddlesex. She was the daughter of Sir William Killigrew and Margaret or Margery Saunders (Leigh).
Elizabeth Killigrew
( - before 11 December 1677)
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Francis Clinton. He was Gentleman of the Ordinary of the Privy Chamber to Charles II.. Elizabeth Killigrew was born. She is described as daughter of William Killigrew & Mary Hill not grand-daughter.. She was the daughter of Sir William Killigrew and Mary Hill. Elizabeth & was dresser to the Queen in 1677.
Elizabeth died before 11 December 1677. She was buried on 11 December 1677 in Westminster Abbey, London. The Lady Elizabeth, wife to Sir Francis Clkinton, in the abbey.
Elizabeth died before 11 December 1677. She was buried on 11 December 1677 in Westminster Abbey, London. The Lady Elizabeth, wife to Sir Francis Clkinton, in the abbey.
Elizabeth Killigrew
(circa 1570 - 6 June 1638)
Elizabeth Killigrew was born circa 1570 in London, England. She was the daughter of Sir Henry Killigrew and Katherine Cooke.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Jonathan Trelawney before 1592. He was of Poole House.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Thomas Reynell as her second husband, on 6 February 1606. She was the widow of Sir Jonathan Trelawney and second wife of Sir Thomas Reinell of Ogwell, Kent.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Nicholas Lower as her third husband.
Elizabeth died on 6 June 1638 in Landulph, Cornwall. Wife of Sir Nicholas Lower, of Clifton. They had no issue. She was described as the daughter of Sir Henry Killigrew of London by the "youngest of the learned daughters of Sr Anthony Cooke".
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Jonathan Trelawney before 1592. He was of Poole House.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Thomas Reynell as her second husband, on 6 February 1606. She was the widow of Sir Jonathan Trelawney and second wife of Sir Thomas Reinell of Ogwell, Kent.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Sir Nicholas Lower as her third husband.
Elizabeth died on 6 June 1638 in Landulph, Cornwall. Wife of Sir Nicholas Lower, of Clifton. They had no issue. She was described as the daughter of Sir Henry Killigrew of London by the "youngest of the learned daughters of Sr Anthony Cooke".
Child of Elizabeth Killigrew and Sir Jonathan Trelawney
- Sir John Trelawney Bart b. 24 Apr 1592, d. b 16 Feb 1664
Child of Elizabeth Killigrew and Sir Thomas Reynell
Elizabeth Killigrew
(1 February 1613/14 - )
Elizabeth Killigrew was christened on 1 February 1613/14 in High Ham, Somerset. She was aged 2 years and more at the death of her father, named in the will of her grandfather Sir Edward Hext. She is erroneously called Jane in the pedigree in the College of Arms. She was the daughter of Sir Joseph Killigrew and Elizabeth Hext.
Elizabeth Killigrew married William Bassett on 18 February 1629 in High Ham, Somerset.
Settlement after the marriage of Wm.Bassett of Claverton, esq., and his w., Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Joseph Killigrewe and his w., Elizabeth (Hext), 1636, with a schedule of 17 leases, giving details of parties, properties and lives made between 1596 and 1606, and armorial seal of William Bassett attached.
The bundle also includes 2 ? stray leases, 1653, 1717, of an acre in Tintinhull, held of the manor of Montacute.
Memorandum concerning alleged partial and unequal assessment upon the 100 of Tintinhull by comparison with Ilchester, unsigned and undated, but ? relating to ship money, c.1638.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Henry Seymour as her second husband, before 1662..
Henry Seymour and his wife Eliz. (late wife of Wm. Bassett, deceased). v. Edwd Nosworthy, John Davis and his wife Jane (formerly Jane Berkeley).: Killigrew family and right and title to the manor and rectory of Lanrake and the barton of Juts (Cornwall), late of Sir Henry Killigrew (cousin of plaintiff Eliz).
Elizabeth Killigrew married William Bassett on 18 February 1629 in High Ham, Somerset.
Settlement after the marriage of Wm.Bassett of Claverton, esq., and his w., Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Joseph Killigrewe and his w., Elizabeth (Hext), 1636, with a schedule of 17 leases, giving details of parties, properties and lives made between 1596 and 1606, and armorial seal of William Bassett attached.
The bundle also includes 2 ? stray leases, 1653, 1717, of an acre in Tintinhull, held of the manor of Montacute.
Memorandum concerning alleged partial and unequal assessment upon the 100 of Tintinhull by comparison with Ilchester, unsigned and undated, but ? relating to ship money, c.1638.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Henry Seymour as her second husband, before 1662..
Henry Seymour and his wife Eliz. (late wife of Wm. Bassett, deceased). v. Edwd Nosworthy, John Davis and his wife Jane (formerly Jane Berkeley).: Killigrew family and right and title to the manor and rectory of Lanrake and the barton of Juts (Cornwall), late of Sir Henry Killigrew (cousin of plaintiff Eliz).
Elizabeth Killigrew
(circa 1650 - 28 October 1701)
Elizabeth Killigrew was born circa 1650 in London, England. She was the daughter of Henry Killigrew DD.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Rev John Lambe after 8 May 1673 in Soho, Westminster, Middlesex. On 8 May 1673 John Lambe, Rector of Wheathampstead, Herts, bach, about 25 + & Mrs Elizabeth Killigrew, of St Margaret's Westminster spinster c 19, with her father's consent, applied for a licence to marry at St Mary Savoy, St James or Hen VIII chapel Westminster. They had 5 sons and 5 daughters. including Charles (1709) and henry (1692 admissions to Cambridge).
Elizabeth died on 28 October 1701 in Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire, England.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Rev John Lambe after 8 May 1673 in Soho, Westminster, Middlesex. On 8 May 1673 John Lambe, Rector of Wheathampstead, Herts, bach, about 25 + & Mrs Elizabeth Killigrew, of St Margaret's Westminster spinster c 19, with her father's consent, applied for a licence to marry at St Mary Savoy, St James or Hen VIII chapel Westminster. They had 5 sons and 5 daughters. including Charles (1709) and henry (1692 admissions to Cambridge).
Elizabeth died on 28 October 1701 in Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire, England.
Elizabeth Killigrew
(before 1490 - 31 January 1563)
Elizabeth Killigrew was born before 1490 in Cornwall. She was the daughter of John Killigrew and Jane or Joan or Maude Petit.
Elizabeth Killigrew and Agnes Unknown (Killigrew), John Killigrew, Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon), Robert Killigrew, Thomas Killigrew, Elinor Killigrew and Thomas Killigrew were beneficiaries in Thomas Killigrew's will dated 22 March 1500/1. She was bequeathed one flat piece of silver by her grandfather.
A marriage settlement between Elizabeth Killigrew and Thomas Treffry was made on 19 September 1505. Pre nuptial settlement, Thomas Treffry and Elizabeth Killigrew.
Parties: 1) Thomas Treffry to 2) John Killigrew of Penryn on marriage of Thomas Treffry, junior, with Elizabeth Killigrew. Property unspecified.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Thomas Treffry circa 29 September 1505. Their daughter Sybil married John Gayer of Trenbrace, St Keverne and had a son Thomas Gayer whose son John Gayer married Margaret Trelawny and had John Gayer, Lord Mayor of London (in 1647). Their son John Gayer who died without issue in 1657 married Christian Riccard "sole heiress of her parents" Sir Andrew Riccard and his wife Katherine.
Elizabeth died on 31 January 1563 in Fowey, Cornwall. A monumental inscription at Fowey church shows the Killigrew arms impaling Treffrey, 31 Jan 1563.
Elizabeth Killigrew and Agnes Unknown (Killigrew), John Killigrew, Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon), Robert Killigrew, Thomas Killigrew, Elinor Killigrew and Thomas Killigrew were beneficiaries in Thomas Killigrew's will dated 22 March 1500/1. She was bequeathed one flat piece of silver by her grandfather.
A marriage settlement between Elizabeth Killigrew and Thomas Treffry was made on 19 September 1505. Pre nuptial settlement, Thomas Treffry and Elizabeth Killigrew.
Parties: 1) Thomas Treffry to 2) John Killigrew of Penryn on marriage of Thomas Treffry, junior, with Elizabeth Killigrew. Property unspecified.
Elizabeth Killigrew married Thomas Treffry circa 29 September 1505. Their daughter Sybil married John Gayer of Trenbrace, St Keverne and had a son Thomas Gayer whose son John Gayer married Margaret Trelawny and had John Gayer, Lord Mayor of London (in 1647). Their son John Gayer who died without issue in 1657 married Christian Riccard "sole heiress of her parents" Sir Andrew Riccard and his wife Katherine.
Elizabeth died on 31 January 1563 in Fowey, Cornwall. A monumental inscription at Fowey church shows the Killigrew arms impaling Treffrey, 31 Jan 1563.
Elizabeth Killigrew
(before 1500 - )
Elizabeth Killigrew was born before 1500. She was the only daughter and heir.. She was the daughter of John Killigrew.
Elizabeth Killigrew married John Godolphin, son of John Godolphin and Elizabeth Beauchamp, before 1513.
Elizabeth Killigrew married John Godolphin, son of John Godolphin and Elizabeth Beauchamp, before 1513.
Child of Elizabeth Killigrew and John Godolphin
Elizabeth Killigrew
(13 December 1649 - )
Elizabeth Killigrew was christened on 13 December 1649 in St Gluvias, Cornwall. Daughter of Simon & Elizabeth. She was the daughter of Simon Killigrew and Elizabeth Orell (Ross or Roose).
Elizabeth Killigrew
(3 March 1721 - )
Elizabeth Killigrew was born on 3 March 1721 in London. She was the daughter of Edward Killigrew and Mary Weston. Elizabeth Killigrew was christened on 23 March 1721 in St Bride Fleet St, London.
Elizabeth Killigrew (de Kinski)
Elizabeth Killigrew (de Kinski) was born. Her parentage is only assumed as there is confusion between this lady and the Elizabeth who married Yeo. She was the daughter of Sir Peter Killigrew and Mary Lucas.
Elizabeth Frances Killigrew
(21 December 1719 - )
Elizabeth Frances Killigrew was christened on 21 December 1719 in St Martin in the Fields, Westminster. She may be the Elizabeth Killigrew who married Wm Carter in 1744 at St Botolph's without Bishopsgate in Boyd's marriage index. She was the daughter of Lt Col Henry Killigrew and Frances Maria Bucknall.
Frances Killigrew
(28 February 1665/66 - March 1735/36)
Frances Killigrew was christened on 28 February 1665/66 in Falmouth, Cornwall. Kelligrew, ffrances, d. of Peter Kelligrew, Baronet & Lady ffrances... 28 Feb. She was the daughter of Sir Peter Killigrew (2nd Bart) and Lady Frances Twisden.
Frances Killigrew married Richard Erisey on 20 April 1686 in Falmouth, Cornwall. She was cast off 3 years after their marriage. In 1701 her husband sued her father for his daughter Mary.
Frances Killigrew made a will dated 16 February 1731 in St James, Westminster. I Frances Erisey of St James in Westminster and County of Middlesex Widow of the late Richard Erisey of The County of Cornwall Deceased being of Sound Memory and Judgment ... I give the Same and every part thereof to my Dear Brother Martin Killegrew Esquire Late Husband of my Dear Sister Anne Killegrew Deceased Whose great Love and Kindness to Her and all her family and the many Obligations I lie under to Him ought never to be forgot by Me not forgetting my Grand Daughters Mary and ffrances West if Such Persons are in Being to Whom I give a Guinea to Each of Them and with Due Thought and a Satisfied Conscience I hereby Declare that I Leave Them nothing Else And Lastly I make my said Dear Brother Martin Killegrew Sole Executor ... Sixteenth Day of ffebruary in the ffifth Year of the King And in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty One. Frances Erisey Henrietta Bruce Tho: Bruce John Haslum.
Frances died in March 1735/36 in Widford or Whitford, Essex, aged 70. She was buried in Widford.
Her will was proved on 17 May 1736 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
1 Dec. 1736: Articles of agreement (1) Martin Killigrew of St. James, Westminster, esq., exor. of will of Frances Erisey, widow, decd.
(2) Mary and Frances Killigrew of Bury, Suffolk, spinster, daus. of John West, and John West, esq.
Recites: 28 July 1699 conveyance (Sir Peter Killigrew of Arwenack and w. Dame Frances, Martin Killigrew and others, to Walter Quarme of Falmouth, clerk, and Peter Hill of Falmouth, merchant).
Reciting: trust deed of 1695 relating to manors of Mylor and Arwenack. Subsequent deaths leaving (2) above as next heirs
(1) has delivered to (2) leases of properties given up by him (described in attached schedule).
Frances Killigrew married Richard Erisey on 20 April 1686 in Falmouth, Cornwall. She was cast off 3 years after their marriage. In 1701 her husband sued her father for his daughter Mary.
Frances Killigrew made a will dated 16 February 1731 in St James, Westminster. I Frances Erisey of St James in Westminster and County of Middlesex Widow of the late Richard Erisey of The County of Cornwall Deceased being of Sound Memory and Judgment ... I give the Same and every part thereof to my Dear Brother Martin Killegrew Esquire Late Husband of my Dear Sister Anne Killegrew Deceased Whose great Love and Kindness to Her and all her family and the many Obligations I lie under to Him ought never to be forgot by Me not forgetting my Grand Daughters Mary and ffrances West if Such Persons are in Being to Whom I give a Guinea to Each of Them and with Due Thought and a Satisfied Conscience I hereby Declare that I Leave Them nothing Else And Lastly I make my said Dear Brother Martin Killegrew Sole Executor ... Sixteenth Day of ffebruary in the ffifth Year of the King And in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty One. Frances Erisey Henrietta Bruce Tho: Bruce John Haslum.
Frances died in March 1735/36 in Widford or Whitford, Essex, aged 70. She was buried in Widford.
Her will was proved on 17 May 1736 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
1 Dec. 1736: Articles of agreement (1) Martin Killigrew of St. James, Westminster, esq., exor. of will of Frances Erisey, widow, decd.
(2) Mary and Frances Killigrew of Bury, Suffolk, spinster, daus. of John West, and John West, esq.
Recites: 28 July 1699 conveyance (Sir Peter Killigrew of Arwenack and w. Dame Frances, Martin Killigrew and others, to Walter Quarme of Falmouth, clerk, and Peter Hill of Falmouth, merchant).
Reciting: trust deed of 1695 relating to manors of Mylor and Arwenack. Subsequent deaths leaving (2) above as next heirs
(1) has delivered to (2) leases of properties given up by him (described in attached schedule).
Children of Frances Killigrew and Richard Erisey
- Frances Erisey b. 20 Jan 1686/87
- Mary Erisey+ b. 20 Jun 1687, d. Jan 1717/18
Frances Killigrew
(23 November 1659 - )
Frances Killigrew was christened on 23 November 1659 in St Gluvias, Cornwall. Daughter of Simon. She was the daughter of Simon Killigrew and Elizabeth Orell (Ross or Roose).
Frances Killigrew
(14 March 1668 - )
Frances Killigrew was christened on 14 March 1668 in Westminster, London. She was the daughter of Charles Killigrew and Frances Willoughby.
Frances Mary Killigrew
(23 June 1748 - 20 July 1819)
Frances Mary Killigrew was also known as Frances Maria in records. She was christened on 23 June 1748 in St Mary, St Marylebone, Westminster. She was the daughter of Captain George Augustus Killigrew.
Frances died on 20 July 1819 in Portman Street, London, aged 71. She was buried on 30 July 1819 in St Aldwyn, Coln St Aldwyn, Gloucestershire.
Her will was proved on 21 August 1819 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Frances died on 20 July 1819 in Portman Street, London, aged 71. She was buried on 30 July 1819 in St Aldwyn, Coln St Aldwyn, Gloucestershire.
Her will was proved on 21 August 1819 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
George Killigrew
(13 December 1664 - 20 March 1687/88)
George Killigrew was christened on 13 December 1664 in St Margaret, Westminster, Middlesex. He was the son of Sir Peter Killigrew (2nd Bart) and Lady Frances Twisden.
George Killigrew married Ann St Aubyn, daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin, on 23 September 1684 in Crowan, Cornwall. She brought a portion of £5000 to the Killigrew estate, but the marriage turned out unhappily.
George died on 20 March 1687/88 in Penryn, Cornwall, aged 23. He was killed in a tavern brawl at Penryn (at the house of a Mr Chalons, says Tonkin) by `a stab in the back' from a barrister named Walter Vincent. (See History of Parliament website for further information on him). Another account states that the skull, which was found in 1861, showed that the hole made by the rapier was clearly visible in the forehead. He was buried on 23 March 1687/88 in beneath the chancel steps in the parish church, Falmouth.
The Cornish Telegraph in 1869 published: The Rise of Falmouth.— Falmouth, close to Penryn, consisted only of two houses in Leland's time, Arwenak, the Killigrew’s mansion, and Pendennis castle, on the point facing Trefusis. Sir Walter Raleigh; landing in the beautiful haven, on his return from his fatal expedition to the coast of Guinea, was struck with the advantage of the noble harbour, with the entrance a mile wide, and represented it to the Council. The village of Penny-come-quick soon arose. In 1652 the custom -house was removed to it from Penryn. In 1660 the place was named Falmouth by royal proclamation; and 1681 received its charter. Pendennis castle, that crowns with its grey walls the western bluff, was erected in the reign of Henry the Eighth. The governor (eighty-seven years old) held it for six months, till starved out, against the enraged Parliament. This was the last place, indeed, except Raglan castle, that stood out for the miserable Stuarts. The Killigrews nobly burned down Arwenak during this siege, to prevent the Parliament generals having quarter there for their troops. The last male Killigrew was killed in duel at Penryn, and the property went to Lord Woodhouse.
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George Killigrew married Ann St Aubyn, daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin, on 23 September 1684 in Crowan, Cornwall. She brought a portion of £5000 to the Killigrew estate, but the marriage turned out unhappily.
George died on 20 March 1687/88 in Penryn, Cornwall, aged 23. He was killed in a tavern brawl at Penryn (at the house of a Mr Chalons, says Tonkin) by `a stab in the back' from a barrister named Walter Vincent. (See History of Parliament website for further information on him). Another account states that the skull, which was found in 1861, showed that the hole made by the rapier was clearly visible in the forehead. He was buried on 23 March 1687/88 in beneath the chancel steps in the parish church, Falmouth.
The Cornish Telegraph in 1869 published: The Rise of Falmouth.— Falmouth, close to Penryn, consisted only of two houses in Leland's time, Arwenak, the Killigrew’s mansion, and Pendennis castle, on the point facing Trefusis. Sir Walter Raleigh; landing in the beautiful haven, on his return from his fatal expedition to the coast of Guinea, was struck with the advantage of the noble harbour, with the entrance a mile wide, and represented it to the Council. The village of Penny-come-quick soon arose. In 1652 the custom -house was removed to it from Penryn. In 1660 the place was named Falmouth by royal proclamation; and 1681 received its charter. Pendennis castle, that crowns with its grey walls the western bluff, was erected in the reign of Henry the Eighth. The governor (eighty-seven years old) held it for six months, till starved out, against the enraged Parliament. This was the last place, indeed, except Raglan castle, that stood out for the miserable Stuarts. The Killigrews nobly burned down Arwenak during this siege, to prevent the Parliament generals having quarter there for their troops. The last male Killigrew was killed in duel at Penryn, and the property went to Lord Woodhouse.
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Children of George Killigrew and Ann St Aubyn
- Peter Killigrew b. 12 Oct 1686, d. b 8 Mar 1686/87
- Anne Killigrew+ b. 7 Dec 1687, d. b Dec 1736
George Killigrew
(28 May 1619 - 29 June 1690)
George Killigrew was christened on 28 May 1619 in St Margaret, Lothbury, London. He was the son of Sir Robert Killigrew and Mary Woodhouse.
George was buried on 29 June 1690 in St Bride Fleet St, London. A George Killegrew was buried with affidavit.
George was buried on 29 June 1690 in St Bride Fleet St, London. A George Killegrew was buried with affidavit.
George Killigrew
(10 February 1688/89 - )
George Killigrew was christened on 10 February 1688/89 in St Bride Fleet St, London. He was the son of Edward Killigrew and Frances Unknown.