MARSHALL

William Marshall of Youlgreave, 1548

• Will no longer exists
• Act book entry shows probate granted 15/5/1548 to Elizabeth his widow and Roger Marshall his brother.

• Will no longer exists
• Act book entry shows probate granted 5/10/1559 to John Marshall (no relationship stated).

• Will no longer exists
• Act book entry shows probate granted 8/2/1559/60 to Christopher Marshall of Yougreave (no relationship stated).

Will dated 18/5/1599 mentions:

• "unto Wylliam Marshall of Wynster my nephewe one cow & a calfe to be delyvered to him at the end of syx years next ensewing"
• "unto Joane Marshall sister to the said Wylliam one great [duke]"
• "to Joyce Marshall her sister an ewe & one great brasse pan to be delyvered to them after the decease of the longer lyver of my selffe & my wyffe"
• "unto every one of my godchildren a sheepe"
• "unto my manservant one ewe"
• "unto Thomas Smyth xiid"
• "All the rest of my goods ... unto Margery Marshall my wyffe"
• "Also I gyve to the sayd Margery the rent of [my] land in Bonsall for the terme of eight yeares"
• But if she remarries she gets her third, and the rest "to be equally devyded among the nearest of [kinned] both to my selffe & my wyffe at the discretyon of Humfrey Marshall my brother & Henry Hawlye of Stanton whom I would request to take the oversight of this my will"
• "make Margery Marshall my loving wyffe my sole & onely executrix"
• Debts owing to : Rychard Slater of Midleton, James Marshall of the dale, Roger Milner & brother in law John Hawlye
• Witneses: Humphrey Bargh, Roger Marshall & Georg Longden

Will dated 21/6/1602 mentions:

• "to be buryed in the churchyeard of Yolgrave"
• "to some of the poore of the townes of Yolgrave, Gratton & Elton iii^s iiii^d"
• "unto Margaret Marshall my wyfe & to James Marshall my sonne the reversyon of years remayninge in my tenement so [..th] as is in mine occupacon, being thou halffe thereof. And yf yt fortune the said Margaret doe marry or [p..ffer] the said part of the tenemant to be lest or lett to any other, then my will is that presently my sonne James shall enter uppon the whole, alowing to the said Margaret my wyfe xx^s yearely, during her naturall lyfe besydes the third part of all my goods & cattell"
• "unto John Marshall my nephew xl^s"
• "unto Margery Marshall my neice xl^s"
• "unto Joyce [Ripton] ny neice xl^s"
• "unto Mary Milner my wyves daughter x^s"
• Balance to be equally shared betwenn James and Margaret (who are also the executors)
• "doe appoint Rychard Stubbing and Henry Newton to be over seers"
• Witnesses: [..] [.amme], Richard Subbinge, [Wyllm] Cowper

Will dated 22/4/1648 mentions:

• "Buried in the church yearde of the parish church of Youlgrave"
• "to my servant John Bradley one Cow"
• "unto my servant William Marshall one yew sheepe"
• "unto my servant mayd Margerie Bramowe one yew sheepe"
• "ordayne my loving wife Ellen Marshall sole executrix"
• Witnesses: Francis Byrde, Tho: Byrde, Edward Woollley & Adam Woolley

Undated memorandum mentions:

• "These are to certify to whome it may concerne that wee whose names are hereunder written do witnes and shall testify and averr if called thereunto that these following particulers was spoke by word of mouth uppon his death bedd by Edmund Marshall late of Stanton deceased as being his last will and testament"
• "to his sonne George Marshall xxs"
• "unto his sonne Humfrey Marshall xxs"
• "to his sonne Francis Marshall xs one cubberd one table standing in the house one Chest one boll [...] a one as his Mother [will] make him"
• "all the rest of his estate and goods and his pte of his Grove in the Ox close and all moveable and unmoveable after his death and funerall expenses discharged he gave unto Ellen his now beloved wife whome he duly make his full Executrix"
• Signed: George Calton & Humfry Marshall

Will dated 23/1/1663[/64] mentions:

• To be buried in Youlgreave
• William Melland the elder 20s and Elizabeth his wife 20s
• William Melland the younger 20s
• Francis Melland 20s
• Mary Halle daughter of William Halle £5
• Jane Halle her sister 40s
• Richard Worthy £5
• Richard Hambleton's wife gloves & apron
• Humfrey Marshall the younger 40s
• Hugh Sheldon and Margery his wife £3 11s
• Mary Buxton 10s
• Jane Smith 20s
• "Hugh Sheldon who lives at the west end of Youlgreave" 20s
• Anne Halle wife of William Halle clothes
• Alice Sheldon widow of Youlgreave 10s
• Kinsman Thomas Smedley of Bonsall, son of Thomas Smedley deceased - executor
• Late husband's kinswoman Mary Marshall "who now lives with mee" - executor
• Witnesses: William Melland the elder, William Melland, Francis Melland

• No will
• Inventory (undated) taken by Richard Briddon & Thomas Frost.
• Bond to Hanna Marshall, widow & John Twig of Gratton, minor
• Probate 26/3/1684 to Hannah Marshall, relict

Will dated 15/4/1702 mentions:

• Son Abraham Marshall
• Daughter Sarah Marshall
• Daughter Debra Marshall
• Wife Elizabeth
• Witnesses: Francis Walker & John Watkinson

Will dated 22/5/1705 mentions:

• "my daughter Hannah Marshall my red cow and heifer together with one half of my household goods she ... paying to her sister Mary Stanley ... twenty shillings"
• "to my son Jonathan Marshall my [Brinded] Cow & the other half of my Household Goods he paying my debts ... my sole executrix"
• Witnesses: Allen Hammond & [Geo] Hoult

• No will
• Inventory of Humphrey Marshall of Gratton, mason, dated 6/2/1727[/28], taken by John Sheldon & Solyman Sheldon
• Bond to Isabella Marshall of Youlgreave, relict, William Powell & Samuel Walker
• Probate dated 3/10/1728 to Isabella Marshall

Will dated 2/6/1735 mentions:

• "unto my daughters Hannah Sarah & Ann the sume of sixty pounds a piece" ... when 21 or upon marriage
• To wife Hannah for life if she doesn’t remarry, the use of all his estate, providing she provides "unto my son Aaron all such necessary provisions and mainainance" until he’s 21
• "make my said loving wife and my brother in law Richard Longdon Executors"
• Witnesses: Isaac Briddon & [Frn:] Green

Will dated 28/2/1771 mentions:

• "unto Mary my beloved wife" everything for the duration of her life
• "unto Mary the daughter of my kinsman Samuel Bridden of Elton ... yeoman upon the decease of Mary my wife ... Fifty Pounds"
• "to my two sisters Mary the wife of George Carson of Sheldon ... Labourer and Ann the wife of William Harrison of Elton ... Glasier"
• Execs: Wife Mary & Samuel Bridden
• Witnesses: Benj: Hathway, Ellin Norman & Jas Norman

Will dated 2/2/1811 mentions:

• "to my loving wife wife Ann Marshall all that messuage dwelling house or tenement wherein I now live ... with a seat in the parish church of Youlgreave ... and also all that other house adjoining now used as a kitchen ... during the term of her natural life"
• After her death, the house Abraham lives in "to my nephew John Twyford of Stanton miner" and the other one now used as a kitchen "to my niece Elizabeth Frost who now resides with me"
• If Elizabeth leaves no lawful issue then it passes "to her brother George Frost of Youlgreave miner"
• "to my wife Ann all that my sixth part or share of a certain mine in the Liberty of Haddon called the Now Dale View and also one fifth part of a mine in the said Liberty of Haddon called Soft Rake"
• "my nephews and nieces, son and daughters of George Twyford and Matthew Frost"
• "I humbly request my worthy landlords His Grace the Duke of Rutland, Bache Thornil Esquire and Mr Francis Mellam will let my said wife Ann continue tenant"
• Wife to be sole exec
• Witnesses: John C Browne, John Gladwin & John Broomhead

Will dated 21/12/1809 mentions:

• "to my wife, for and during the term of her natural life the dwelling house wherein I now inhabit ... after her decease ... unto my nephews John & Noah Marshall"
• Wife to be sole exec
• Witnesses: [unreadable], Francis Hodgkinson & Humphrey Hodgkinson

Will dated 30/7/1819 mentions:

• "my freehold messuage or dwelling house wherin I now live situate in Elton ... to my dear wife Rebecca Marshall ... during the term of her natural life"
• "immediately after her decease I give and bequeath the same ... to my son Charles Marshall"
• 1/2 acre of land on Elton Common "to my son Jonathan"
• "unto my eldest son James Marshall the sum of ten pounds"
• "to my daughter Hannah Beeby the sum of ten pounds"
• "to my son Jonathan the sum of twenty pounds"
• "to my son John twenty pounds"
• "to my daughter Martha Marsden twenty pounds"
• "to my son Jonathan all my shares of the Lead Mine called Blacklow"
• "to my son John my shares of a mine called [Fill Barns]"
• "the land which I now hold under lease from the [Revd] George Mason ... my son James Marshall shall continue to hold ... that part of the said land which he now occupies, consisting of about seven acres, and that my said wife shall occupy the remainder consisting of about eleven acres during her life" then to son Charles.
• "appoint Mr Robert Alsop of Gratton, & my said wife Rebecca to be Executor & Executrix"
• Witnesses: William Staley, Benjamin [...idge] & Henry Watts

Will dated 1/8/1824 mentions:

• Everything to son Charles Marshall, also sole executor.
• Witnesses: George Robinson & Josiah Wallwin