Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameAnn Trotter 
[19, Her burial at Ch Ch, Epsom on 28 Sep 1812], [14, George Welbank’s pedigree of 1827, MS 12D14.53], [18, RL for Wm S Trotter of 3.12.1868], [27, 1899: Trotter of Horton Manor, p. 2054], [19, Dau Bapt: St James, Westminster, Middlesex for 1813, page 37]
[19, Her burial at Ch Ch, Epsom on 28 Sep 1812], [14, George Welbank’s pedigree of 1827, MS 12D14.53], [18, RL for Wm S Trotter of 3.12.1868], [27, 1899: Trotter of Horton Manor, p. 2054], [19, Dau Bapt: St James, Westminster, Middlesex for 1813, page 37]Birth10 Jan 1784
Death22 Sep 1812, Wilsden House, Middlesex
Burial28 Sep 1812, Christ Church, Epsom
General1st dau. Eventual sole heir in her issue to her brother John.
FatherJames Trotter (1754-1833)
MotherElizabeth Meyrick (-1820)
Spouses
1George Welbank [2, Vol 2, p.1966], [18, RL for Wm S Trotter of 3.12.1868], [27, 1899: Trotter of Horton Manor, p. 2054], [19, Dau Bapt: St James, Westminster, Middlesex for 1813, page 37], [9, Paul Welbank, 10 Dec 2004, "Welbank Arms"], [19, His burial on 14 May 1821 at St John Ev., Coulsdon], [19, Baptism on 29 Jan 1777 at St Botolphs, Bishopgate.], [14, George Welbank’s pedigree of 1827, MS 12D14.53]
[2, Vol 2, p.1966], [18, RL for Wm S Trotter of 3.12.1868], [27, 1899: Trotter of Horton Manor, p. 2054], [19, Dau Bapt: St James, Westminster, Middlesex for 1813, page 37], [9, Paul Welbank, 10 Dec 2004, "Welbank Arms"], [19, His burial on 14 May 1821 at St John Ev., Coulsdon], [19, Baptism on 29 Jan 1777 at St Botolphs, Bishopgate.], [14, George Welbank’s pedigree of 1827, MS 12D14.53]FatherWilliam Welbank (1741-1791)
MotherJemima Jones (ca1754-1840)
Marriage26 May 1808, Epsom parish church, Surrey [19, Vicar General's Licence to marry: 24th May 1808], [14, George Welbank’s pedigree of 1827, MS 12D14.53]
ChildrenGeorge (1809-1842)
Mary Elizabeth (1812-1885)
Notes for Ann Trotter
TFPL, March 2003: I have seen her entry in the record books of the College of Arms.
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On the Vicar General's Licence of 24 May 1808, she is reported to be of age twenty-one and upwards, giving a birth of before 1787.
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Olivia has a portrait of her and on the reverse is written “Mrs Anne Welbank sister of Elizabeth Trotter and daughter of Mr James Trotter of Horton, my father’s cousin. Given to Canon Trotter by Mr James Lindsay ... ... .. with the missing pair ...”
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From the London Courier and Evening Gazette of 25 September 1812
DIED
At Wilsden House, in Middlesex, on the 22d inst. Mrd George Welbank, wife of George Welbank, of St James’s=placr, Esq. and eldest daughter of James Trotter, of Horton-place, in the county of Surrey, Esq.
Her burial:
First name(s): Ann
Last name WELBANK
Date of burial: 28 Sep 1812
Age at death: 28
Calculated year of birth: 1784
Place of burial: Epsom
Dedication: Christ Church
County: Surrey
Notes: Epsom Christ Church
Denomination: Anglican
Coverage: 1695 - 1840
Number of entries 6,854
Record source: National Burial Index
Data provider: West Surrey Family History Society
This has been confirmed by the burial register.
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On the Vicar General's Licence of 24 May 1808, she is reported to be of age twenty-one and upwards, giving a birth of before 1787.
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Olivia has a portrait of her and on the reverse is written “Mrs Anne Welbank sister of Elizabeth Trotter and daughter of Mr James Trotter of Horton, my father’s cousin. Given to Canon Trotter by Mr James Lindsay ... ... .. with the missing pair ...”
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From the London Courier and Evening Gazette of 25 September 1812
DIED
At Wilsden House, in Middlesex, on the 22d inst. Mrd George Welbank, wife of George Welbank, of St James’s=placr, Esq. and eldest daughter of James Trotter, of Horton-place, in the county of Surrey, Esq.
Her burial:
First name(s): Ann
Last name WELBANK
Date of burial: 28 Sep 1812
Age at death: 28
Calculated year of birth: 1784
Place of burial: Epsom
Dedication: Christ Church
County: Surrey
Notes: Epsom Christ Church
Denomination: Anglican
Coverage: 1695 - 1840
Number of entries 6,854
Record source: National Burial Index
Data provider: West Surrey Family History Society
This has been confirmed by the burial register.
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Notes for George & Ann (Family)
Their marriage licence text is:
Vicar General’s Office 24 May 1809
Which Day appeared personally George Welbank and made Oath that he is of Great Winchester Street London q Bachelor of the age of twenty one years super and intendeth to intermarry with Ann Trotter of the parish of Epsom in the County of Surrey a Spinster of the age of twenty one super and that he knoweth of no lawful impediment, by Reason of any Precontract, Consanguity, Addinity, or any other lawful Cause whatsoever, to hinder the said intended Marriage, and prayed a Livence to solemnize the same in the Parish Church of Epsom aforesaid and further made Oath, that the usual Place of Abode of her the said Ann Trotter hath been in the said Parish of Epsom for upwards of four Weeks last past.
James Bush & Jenner
Sworn before me:
GHeorge Welbank [signed]
C Coote Jnr [signed]
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From the Morning Post of 28 May 1808, p. 4 of 4:
MARRIED
On Thursday last, at Epsom, by the Rev Thomas Woodman, George Welbank, Wsq. of Winchester-street, to Ann, eldest daughter of James Trotter, Esq. of Horton-place, Surrey.
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Finally, the marriage itself, the image of the register page being found on Ancestry:
[Epsom, St Martin > 1783-1812
“Page [The Yearf 1808]
“No 225} George Welbank of the Parish Great Winchester, South London and Ann Trotter of this Parish were Married In This Church By Licence This Twenty Eighth Day Of May In The Year On Thousand Eight Hundred And Eight By Me Thos. B Woodman Minister
This Marriage Was Solemnized Between Us:
[Signed] George Welbank Ann Tyrotter
In The Presence Of [Signed]
James Trotter George Brown”
The witness George Brown was probably his senior partner in his business who was from Co Durham (or so) and NOT the George aged 8 who was to marry their daughter nearly thirty years later.
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Vicar General’s Office 24 May 1809
Which Day appeared personally George Welbank and made Oath that he is of Great Winchester Street London q Bachelor of the age of twenty one years super and intendeth to intermarry with Ann Trotter of the parish of Epsom in the County of Surrey a Spinster of the age of twenty one super and that he knoweth of no lawful impediment, by Reason of any Precontract, Consanguity, Addinity, or any other lawful Cause whatsoever, to hinder the said intended Marriage, and prayed a Livence to solemnize the same in the Parish Church of Epsom aforesaid and further made Oath, that the usual Place of Abode of her the said Ann Trotter hath been in the said Parish of Epsom for upwards of four Weeks last past.
James Bush & Jenner
Sworn before me:
GHeorge Welbank [signed]
C Coote Jnr [signed]
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From the Morning Post of 28 May 1808, p. 4 of 4:
MARRIED
On Thursday last, at Epsom, by the Rev Thomas Woodman, George Welbank, Wsq. of Winchester-street, to Ann, eldest daughter of James Trotter, Esq. of Horton-place, Surrey.
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Finally, the marriage itself, the image of the register page being found on Ancestry:
[Epsom, St Martin > 1783-1812
“Page [The Yearf 1808]
“No 225} George Welbank of the Parish Great Winchester, South London and Ann Trotter of this Parish were Married In This Church By Licence This Twenty Eighth Day Of May In The Year On Thousand Eight Hundred And Eight By Me Thos. B Woodman Minister
This Marriage Was Solemnized Between Us:
[Signed] George Welbank Ann Tyrotter
In The Presence Of [Signed]
James Trotter George Brown”
The witness George Brown was probably his senior partner in his business who was from Co Durham (or so) and NOT the George aged 8 who was to marry their daughter nearly thirty years later.
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