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     Orm Fitz Ketel married Gunnilda,, daughter of Gospatrick Earl of Northumbria.

     Charles Thomas Simpson Kevern married Harriett Murray, daughter of Lt Gen John Murray Lt Governor, on 26 August 1852 in Friern Barnet, Middlesex, England. He was a surgeon in teh Royal Navy, they both resided at Colney Hatch.
     Charles Thomas Simpson Kevern and Harriett Murray were recorded on the 1861 census in Leonard St, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England. Chas Thos Simpson Kevern, 46, staff surgeon RD, born Stoke Damerel, Devon, wife Harriet Kevern, 37, born Demerara, British Guiana; children Harry Chas Standert Kevern, 7, Emily Charlotte Kevern, 6, Murray Cowell Kevern, 2, Harriet Mary Kevern, 5 Months, Betsey Kevern, 86, mother, and 4 servants.

     William Key or Kay was born circa 1615?.
William Key or Kay married Ellen Rich, daughter of Richard Rich and Frances Priest, on 17 February 1636/37 in Penistone. He was of Nether Thong.. On 13 June 1637 William Key or Kay leased property from Capt William Rich in Penistone. Lease. Edward Rich of -- to William Riche of Bullhouse. Annual rent of 13/6/0 out of a certain messuage called the [Roide] demised by William Riche, deceased, to Richard Riche and by him ... to William Kaye for 20 years. (very defective document)
     Grant of a rent charge: William Kay the younger of Nether Thongue to William Rich of Bullhouse. A yearly rent charge of £13/6/8 payable out of the messuage called the Roide and lands belonging, granted to William by Edward Rich of the Roide for 20 years, which messuage and lands were demised by William Rich of Bullhouse deceased to Richard Rich, father of Edward for 112 pounds.

     Elizabeth Key was born before 1700 in England.
Elizabeth Key married John Rich on 6 June 1717 in Harworth, Nottinghamshire, England.

     George Key married Ann Popplewell, daughter of John Popplewell, on 25 July 1643 in Everton, Nottinghamshire.

     Ann Key/Kay married Simon Ryther on 27 November 1656 in York, Yorkshire. In the June1663 Archbishop's Visitation Books there are several mentions of John Ryther and his wife Frances, and Simon Ryther and his pretended wife Anne.
Ann Key/Kay married Richard Leadall as her second husband, on 17 October 1665 in York, Yorkshire. An, widow of Simn Ryther & Richard Leadall, 1665 8 17, York, the eigth month Quaker style is October.

     George Frederick Keys was born on 2 March 1848 in London. He was the son of George Scott Keys and Katharine Hooper. George Frederick Keys was christened on 5 April 1850 in St Mary Woolnoth, London.
George Frederick Keys married Annie Maria Wynn on 6 July 1891 in St Mary, Whitechapel, London, Middlesex. He was 43, bachelor. licenced victualler,of 51 Precott St, Whitechapel, son of George Scott Keys, artist. She was 28 and widowed.

     George Scott Keys was born circa 1819 in Deal, Kent.
George Scott Keys married Katharine Hooper, daughter of James Hooper and Sophia Richman, on 4 April 1846 in St Paul's, Camberwell, St Giles parish, Surrey. They were both single of full age, he was a gentleman of Lombard St, London and she was of Bath Place, Peckham. He was the son of George Keys, gentleman. Her father James was also described as a gentleman.
After Katharine's death he remarried and had: Edger William Keys Baptism 4 Feb 1865, son of George Scott Keys,
Jane Elizabeth Keys Saint James, Hatcham Lewisham; Una Blanche Mary Keys Baptism 8 Jan 1873 daughter of George Scott Keys & Jane Elizabeth Keys Saint John Of Jerusalem Hackney.
     George Scott Keys and Katharine Hooper were recorded on the 1851 census in 10 Glengall Place, Camberwell, St George, Surrey. George Scott Keys 52, clerk in Guardian Insurance Office? born Deal, Kent; his wife Katherine Keys 41, born Newington, Sry, children John? Arthur Keys 3, born Camberwell, Sry, Emma F Wilson 18, servant, born Scotland [very poor image].
     George resided at Old Kent Road, London, 1858. George was an assurance agent, in London.
     George Scott Keys was recorded on the 1861 census in 3 Amersham park Villas, Deal, Kent. George S Keys, lodger, widower, aged 42, clerk to life Assurance Co., born Deal, Kent.
     George's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1888 in Hackney RD, Middlesex.

     William Herbert Keys was born on 15 July 1851 in London. He was the son of George Scott Keys and Katharine Hooper. William Herbert Keys was christened on 18 August 1853 in St Mary Woolnoth, London.
     William died on 28 September 1857 in 10 St James Place, Hatcham, Kent, aged 6.

     Jon Kibble married Amelia Bullett, daughter of William George Bullett and Mary Anne Rosbrook, in 1933.

     Charles Robert Kidby married Phoebe Ann Barker in 1920 in St Matthew, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire.

     Katherine Kidwell married John Saxon on 2 February 1749 in St Margaret, Westminster.

     Deborah Kaye Kiehne was buried in the cemetery, Texas. She was born on 5 August 1961.
     Deborah died on 29 December 1985 aged 24.

     Sarah Ann Kilburn was born circa 1860 in Burton, Staffordshire, England. She was the daughter of Thomas & Ann..
Sarah Ann Kilburn married Samuel Charles Bullett, son of Harriet Bullett, before 31 December 1876 in Burton upon Trent RD.
     Sarah Ann Kilburn and Samuel Charles Bullett were recorded on the 1881 census in 19 Nelson St, Winshill, Derbyshire. Samuel Bullett, 29, married, labourer, born Rougham, Suffolk; Sarah A Bullett, 20, wife, born Burton, Stafford, with daughters Elizabeth A, 2, Eliza F 2, both born Stapenill, Derbyshire, Priscilla aged 5 weeks, born Winshill.
     Sarah Ann Kilburn and Samuel Charles Bullett arrived per "Cambodia" on 5 April 1884 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Samuel Bullett 29, Sarah 26, Elizabeth 6, Eliza 4, Priscilla 3, Samuel 1 listed under both assisted & unassisted passengers.
     Sarah died on 26 May 1937 in Redfern, New South Wales, Australia. She was buried in Botany, New South Wales.

     Adam de Kilconquhar was born. He was great grandson of Duncan, Earl of Fife, grandosn of Adam, son of Duncan..
Adam de Kilconquhar married Marjorie Carrick Countess of Carrick, daughter of Neil Earl of Carrick and Isabel Unknown, between 1266 and 1269 in Scotland.
     Adam died in 1271 in Acre, Palestine. Having joined the crusade of 1268, under the banner of Louis the Ninth of France, he died at Acon? in the Holy Land in 1270 in the defence of Acre.

     Juliana/Isabella? Kilconquhar married Thomas Randolph, son of Ranulph,, in 1232. ODNB Sir Thomas Randolph of Stichill (ROX) married Juliana, daughter of Marjory, countess of Carrick, and her first husband, Adam of Kilconquhar. He probably died soon after 1296, and had been chamberlain of Scotland. Handbook of British Chronology, 185: Held Chamberlainship from 1269 to 18 Aug. 1277.

     Hamilton Hartly Killaly was born in 1800 in Laois, Ireland. He was the son of John, merchant and attended Trinity College, Dublin. He became a MLA in Canada.
Hamilton Hartly Killaly married Martha Jane Handy, daughter of Fleming Handy and Catherine Eliza Kirkman, on 13 June 1834 in St Peter, Dublin, Ireland. Hamilton Hartly Killaly of Harrington St, to Martha Jane Handy of Tennessee Aglish, spinster, witnessed by Wm Candy & James O'Loughlin.

     Catharine Killeen married Patrick Handy, son of Stray Handy, before 1834.

     Ann Killian was born circa 1845?.
Ann Killian married Richard Fleming Handy, son of Rev Richard Fleming Handy and Jane Dugdale, on 18 April 1866 in the Register Office, Dublin, Ireland.
     Ann Killian and Richard Fleming Handy were recorded in 1900 census in New York, USA. Richard F Handy, born c Mar 1842, Ireland, wife Annie, married for 34 years. immigrated 1867.

     Mary Killick married John Rithe in 1683 in Surrey. Married by licence.

     Mary Killigan married Patrick Colbert before 1839 in Ireland.

     Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon) married Henry Pester/Pestyer. Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon) was born in Cornwall. She possibly married John Buscarnon of Bodmin. She was the daughter of Thomas Killigrew and Agnes Unknown (Killigrew).
     Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon) was mentioned in a civil court action between 1501 and 1515. Pestyer v Kellygrewe: Plaintiffs: Henry Pestyer and Agnes, his wife, daughter of Thomas Kellygrewe, of Peryn, deceased. Defendants: John Kellygrewe, eldest son of the said Thomas. Subject: Share of goods and debts of the said Thomas. Cornwall. Date: 1486-1493, or 1504-1515.
     Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon) made a will dated 22 March 1501.
     Agnes Killigrew (Buscarnon) and Agnes Unknown (Killigrew), John Killigrew, Robert Killigrew, Thomas Killigrew, Elinor Killigrew, Elizabeth Killigrew and Thomas Killigrew were beneficiaries in Thomas Killigrew's will dated 22 March 1500/1. Agnes was bequeathed one silver cup by her grandfather. Thomas Bosscarnon was bequeathed one silver cup in the next sentence.

     Alexander Killigrew was born circa 1493. He was aged 20 or more at his father's death. He was the son of Thomas Killigrew and Jane Darrell.
Between 22 April 1509 and 28 January 1547, Alexander Killigrew was the plaintiff in a court case in the Star Chamber re forcible entry and seizure of title deeds at St Gluvias, Cornwall.
EN/85-92 [n.d.] Legal papers, Thos. Enys v. Alex. Killigrew and Nich. Opy, concerning 2 meas., 200a. land, 10a. meadow and 100a. heath in Roscrow and Meddy in St. Gluvias, and the goods and cattle of Thos. E. on the said premises.
EN/86 n.d The answer of Alex. Killigrew to the bill of complaint of Thos. E. He says that his f. Thos. K. was seized of the premises, that after his death they descended to the said Alex. K. who was in possession until Thos E forcibly entered, that the sessions put Alex. back in possession, that he, being with his wife Alice, his mother Eliz. and Nich. Polley and Jn. Harry their servants, found corn and cattle belonging to Thos E. on the said land which they returned to his except for some perishable foodstuffs.
EN/91 - date: 20 Nov. 1526
Warrant by 3 judges appointed by the Lord Chancellor to hear the matter in dispute to Thos. Colrogger to take the oversight of the said land, to return the goods and cattle on the land to the use of Thos. Enys, to command Killigrew and Opie to vacate the premises, and to suffer Thos. E. to put his cattle on the land, until the judges have taken a further direction and order concerning the right of the lands.
EN/92 6 June 1527 The award by the aforesaid 3 judges that Alex. Killigrew shall have all the said lands in Roscrow and Meddy and shall pay 200 marks to Thos. Enys for the goods they wrongfully took, to be paid in the chapel of St. Mary Virgin at Penryn, and that Thos E shall hold the lands until the money is paid. 6 June 1527.
Court of Requests: Pleadings. HENRY VII - HENRY VIII. Nicholas Carminowe v Alexander Kyllygrew: the manor of Killigrew [in St Erme], and lands in 'Chyton' and Pengelly, Cornwall. Interrogatories only. 1 m. SMP
Collection: Records of the Court of Requests. Alexander Killigrew mentioned in the 1522 militia list in Penryn, Cornwall, with John Killigrew and Agnes Unknown (Killigrew). The value of the lands in the parish of Gluvyas upon Londe ... John Kyllygrew £1/6/8, Agnes Killygrewe, widow, £2/10/-, Alex Kyllygrew £1/10/-. The value of thel ands in Penryn Borough - is headed by: John Kyllygrew £2/0/0.

The survey of the value of the goods of the inhabitants in the borough of Penryn and their harneis is headed by John Kyllygrew sen and John Kyllygrewe jun with the amount blank. Only one John is listed in the loan, for £40.
The award by the aforesaid 3 judges that Alex. Killigrew shall have all the said lands in Roscrow and Meddy and shall pay 200 marks to Thos. Enys for the goods they wrongfully took, to be paid in the chapel of St. Mary Virgin at Penryn, and that Thos. E. shall hold the lands until the money is paid.
Bargain and sale 1 John Killigrew of Penryn esq. 2 Alex. Killigrew esq. Crugow Keyne and Trethewy Vean, Ruan Lanihorne; Carsulack and Bosnansak, St. Keverne; two tenements in Penryn.
Alexander Kellygrewe v. John Carmynowe, esquire: manor of Killigrew and tenements at Pengelly and Chitton, all in St Erme, mortgaged to defendants for a debt now repaid out of the issues (Cornwall).
Nicholas Carmynowe, nephew of John Carmynowe, v. John Killigrew, esquire, and James Trewennard: Maintenance of a suit in the Court of Whitehall in the name of Alexander Killigrew for two messuages in St Eerme held of the manor of Killigrew, inducing the tenants to refuse their rents, and 'disturbing' a jury at Truro.
Alexander KELLYGREWE v. John CARMYNOWE, esquire.: Manor of Killigrew and tenements at Pengelly and Chitton, all in St. Erme, mortgaged to defendants for a debt now repaid out of the issues.: CORNWALL. 1538-1544.
In 1543 Alexander & Thomas Killigrew and ten other gentry were paid fees as officers of the garrison at Pendennis.      
Alexander Killigrew paid the Subsidy (tax) in 1543 in Budock. Alexander Killigrew, land, 4 (lands & fees). John & Thomas were also listed.
Nicholas Carmynow, nephew of John Carmynowe, v. John Killigrew esquire, and James Trewennard: Maintenance of a suit in the Court of Whitehall in the name of Alexander Killigrew for two messuages in St. Erme held of the manor of Killigrew, inducing thetenants to refuse their rents, and 'disturbing' a jury at Truro.
Alexander Kyllygrewe v Nicholas Carmynowe: the manor of Killigrew and tenements called 'Pengylly' and 'Clyton' in St Erme, Cornwall. 8 mm. [Standard surname: Killigrew, Carminowe] SMP . 1-406. REQ 2/3/406 is missing, and not calendared Alexander Kyllygrewe.      
Alexander Killigrew paid the Benevolence [tax]|Kerrier Hundred, Budock - Alexander Kyllygrew 3/4 (also John Kyllygrew 50) in 1545 in Budock. He witnessed a will before 1563 in Devon. Alexander & John Killigrew were witnesses to the will of Richard Tresaher proved 1563 Exeter, to wife Ann (?nee Killigrew) ... daughter Jane.
     Alexander Killigrew was mentioned in the will of James Killigrew dated 12 January 1566/67. His cousin James left him twenty shillings.

     Alice Killigrew married Richard Bonython. Alice Killigrew was born say 1520 in Cornwall. She was the daughter of Capt John Killigrew and Elizabeth Trewinnard.

     Alisha Killigrew was christened on 19 August 1702 in St Stephen's, St Albans, Hertfordshire. She was the daughter of Henry Killigrew Lord of Admiralty and Lucy Jervoise.

     Amy Killigrew was also known as Ann in records. She was born in Cornwall. She was the daughter of Capt John Killigrew and Elizabeth Trewinnard.

     Ann Killigrew was born circa 1668 in Charles Street, St James, Westminster, Middlesex, England. She was the daughter of Sir Peter Killigrew (2nd Bart) and Lady Frances Twisden.
Ann Killigrew married Martin Lister on 23 February 1689 in Falmouth, Cornwall. Martin Lister, Esqure & Anne Killigrew, daughter of Peter Killigrew, Knight & Baronet.
     Ann died before 9 September 1727 in St James, Westminster Middlesex. after 7 years lingering sickness. She was buried on 27 September 1727 in Falmouth, Cornwall.
Her husband erected monuments in Falmouth, had a family history written and took the name of Killigrew on his marriage. See http://wikimapia.org/5937989/Killigrew-Monument or, http://www.cornwallinformation.co.uk/news/?p=1016 or, http://www.falmouthcivicsociety.org.uk/oldtownhall.htm or,
http://fag.looksystems.net/Collection/1000.42.
     Ann Lister or Killigrew was mentioned as being deceased in the will of Frances Killigrew dated 16 February 1731.

     Ann Killigrew was christened on 6 April 1806 in Chatham, Kent. She was the daughter of William Killigrew and Elizabeth Unknown.

     Ann Killigrew was the daughter of Henry Killigrew DD and Judith Unknown.
     Ann died on 3 July 1653 in St Mary, Sunbury, Middlesex. Ann Killigrew, the daughter of Doctor Killegrew was buryed July the 3, 1653.

     Anne Killigrew was christened on 7 December 1687 in Crowan, Cornwall. Cellegrew …. Daughter of George Esq (We have his mark) 7th December 1687. Martin Lister Killigrew said Sir Peter Killigrew had: no comfortable hopes from his other grandaughter by his late son, Ann by name, from her education under her wretched mother. She was the daughter of George Killigrew and Ann St Aubyn.
     A marriage settlement between Anne Killigrew and Major John Dunbar was made on 20 May 1718. Extract from the pre-nuptial marriage settlement of Major John Dunbar and Ann Killigrew, dated May 20, 1718. ... and whereas the said Anne Killigrew is also seized in fee to her and her heirs of & in several lands and tenements herinafter mentioned to be lying & situate in the said county of Cornwall, and whereas the said John Dunbar is likewise seized in fee of the manor, town & lands of Kilcoe, situate, lying and being in the county of Fermanagh , Upper and Lower Ballicarey in Catherloch [Ballycarney, Carlow]; Prisloe in Budock. The trustees to said settlement were, Sir William Twysden, Martin Killigrew, Owen Wynne and Walter Weldon. Witnesses, Francis Errisey, John Hamilton, Thomas Wilson.
Anne Killigrew married Major John Dunbar, son of Major John Dunbar and Catherine Wynne, on 27 May 1718 in St Mildred, Bread Street, London, England. They were both of St James, Westminster.
     Anne Killigrew was mentioned in the will of Major John Dunbar dated 27 May 1724.
     Anne died before December 1736 in England.
Deed dated 1 December 1736 re assignment of 1000 year term, between - (1) Mary and Frances Killigrew of Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk, spinsters, daughters of Jn. West and Mary his late wife, who was daughter of Frances Erisey, daughter of Sir Peter Killigrew, decd. (2) Martin Killigrew of Arwenack, esq. (3) George Dunbar s. of Major J. D. of Ballycarney, Ireland, by his wife Anne, decd., daughter of George Killigrew, only son of Sir Peter Killigrew, decd. (4) John West, esq. (5) John Laroche of St. James, Westminster, esq. (6) Richard Mounteney of Lincolns Inn, esq. Recites: 14 Jan. 1673, 1000 year lease (Sir Peter Killigrew to Walter Hele) Rosemorran, Tregedna, Kelnoweth and Tregenver in Budock - other property of Sir Peter Killigrew settled in trust. Consideration: to settle leasehold estates to uses declared in lease and release of even date (2) to (6): His moiety of Tregenver in Budock.
     Anne Killigrew and George Dunbar were mentioned in a deed dated from 1752 to 1754. 1 Nov. 1752: (1) George Dunbar of Dublin, esq., s. of Anne, wife of Jn. Dunbar, formerly Anne Killigrew, only daughter and heir of George Killigrew, esq., decd.
19 September 1754 - Leases granted before George Dunbar married Anne Killigrew.
     Anne Killigrew and George Dunbar were mentioned in a deed dated 1 November 1752. Deed to lead the uses of a fine (1) George Dunbar of Dublin, esq., son of Anne, wife of Jn. Dunbar, formerly Anne Killigrew, only daughter and heir of George K., esq., decd. & (2) William Marsden of Lincolns Inn, Mddx., gent. Prisloe, late in occ. of Jn. Oliver and Jas. Tresaha, gents., in Budock. Also final concord (with counterpart).
     Anne Killigrew and George Dunbar were mentioned in a deed dated 19 September 1754 in Budock, Cornwall. Deed to declare the uses of a fine
(1) George Dunbar of Balycarney, Ireland, esq., and wife Anne
(2) William Marsden of Lincolns Inn, Mddx., gent.
(3) Samuel Skinner of Penryn, surgeon
Recites: 8 Jan. 1753, 99 yr. lease (Geo. Dunbar to Sam. Skinner), Prisloe Field, Budock. Leases granted before George [sic] Dunbar married Anne Killigrew. Confirmation of leases to Sam. Skinner for terms specified, and then to uses of (1) above.