Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameSarah Harvey 
[23, Holbech article, Vol I, pp. 660-1], [56, Warks of 1682-3, pub Harleian 1911, Holbech, p. 78]
[23, Holbech article, Vol I, pp. 660-1], [56, Warks of 1682-3, pub Harleian 1911, Holbech, p. 78]Birthca 1645
Death4 May 1682, Mollington, Oxon / Warks
Burial6 May 1682, Mollington, Oxon / Warks
FatherWilliam Harvey
Spouses
1Ambrose Holbech [36], [23, Holbech article, Vol I, pp. 660-1], [56, Warks of 1682-3, pub Harleian 1911, Holbech, p. 78]
[36], [23, Holbech article, Vol I, pp. 660-1], [56, Warks of 1682-3, pub Harleian 1911, Holbech, p. 78]FatherAmbrose Holbech (1596-1662)
MotherJoan Holloway (ca1599-1679)
Marriage27 Jun 1665, St Giles Cripplegate or St Leonard, Shoreditch [57, Their marriage allegation]
Notes for Sarah Harvey
Her birth is known from the marriage licence where she was said to be about 20; her father, William Harvey, consented.
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Her burial from the Mollington Register of births, marriages and deaths from 1561 to 1696:
“Sarah y wife of Ambrose Holbech Gent was buried y 6 of May 1682 dyed y 4th day”
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In the succeeding, but overlapping, register there is this entry, though is is crossed out by three lines:
“Memorandum that Sarah wife of Ambrose Holbech Gentleman
of Mollington in the Parish of Cropardt in the County of Oxon
and interred in in the Chappell of Mollington aforesaid in the said
Parish of Cropardy in the Coiunty of Oxon aforesaid on the sixth
day of May 1682: And that her body was wrapped in Linned con-
trary to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And that infor-
mation thereof was given was given was given unto Georg Chamber-
layne Esqr one of his Majesties Justices of the Peace for the said
County of Oxon by James Bishopson Gentleman, Informer, And
that fifty shillings being a Moity of the forfeiture in that case,
was paid by the said Ambrose Holbech to ye Informr aforesaid.
E&OE±
I wonder what all that was about. Sounds like stern words.
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Her burial from the Mollington Register of births, marriages and deaths from 1561 to 1696:
“Sarah y wife of Ambrose Holbech Gent was buried y 6 of May 1682 dyed y 4th day”
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In the succeeding, but overlapping, register there is this entry, though is is crossed out by three lines:
“Memorandum that Sarah wife of Ambrose Holbech Gentleman
of Mollington in the Parish of Cropardt in the County of Oxon
and interred in in the Chappell of Mollington aforesaid in the said
Parish of Cropardy in the Coiunty of Oxon aforesaid on the sixth
day of May 1682: And that her body was wrapped in Linned con-
trary to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And that infor-
mation thereof was given was given was given unto Georg Chamber-
layne Esqr one of his Majesties Justices of the Peace for the said
County of Oxon by James Bishopson Gentleman, Informer, And
that fifty shillings being a Moity of the forfeiture in that case,
was paid by the said Ambrose Holbech to ye Informr aforesaid.
E&OE±
I wonder what all that was about. Sounds like stern words.
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