The christening of "Anne Brough" is listed in the parish register of Trentham, Staffordshire, England (FHL Film 1526191, Item #19), which states that she was christened on 9 February 1817 in Trentham, Staffordshire, and that her parents were "John and Anne Brough" of "Ash Green" and that John Brough was a "Carpenter".
The burial of "Anne Brough" is listed in the parish register of Trentham, Staffordshire, England (FHL Film # 1526192, Item #5), which states that she was buried on 23 February 1843 in Trentham, that she was of "Hem Heath", and that died when she was "26" years old (born about 1817).
The 1843 death certificate of "Jane Brough" was obtained from the GRO in England by the Brough Family Organization in June 2024, and stated that she died of "Debility" on 7 March 1843 at Hanford, Trentham, Staffordshire, England, when she was "2 months" old (born about January 1843) and that she was the "Daughter of Ann Brough [a] Servant descending" and that the informant of her death was "Ann Brough in attendance [and of] Hem Heath". (Geographical Note: Hanford is an area in Stoke-on-Trent and is located about one mile north of Trentham.)
The 1843 burial of "Jane Brough" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 1526192, Item #5), which states that she was buried on 8 March 1843 in Trentham, Staffordshire, England, and that she died when she was still an "Infant" (or under the age of one year old) and that she was of "Hem Heath".
The christening of "Anne Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 180), which states that she was christened on 22 September 1599 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "Ralph Broughe".
"Anne Brough" is listed in the Will and Inventory of her father, "Ralph Brough", which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 183-185), and which states the following: "Ralph Brough of Chesterfield, yeoman. Will dated 24 January 1620, proved 14 February 1620. To be buried in the church of Chesterfield. All his lands to his wife Joan so long as she does not remarry; if she does, then to his brother Renard Brough on the condition that he uses the profits to bring up his [Ralph's] children Anne, Elizabeth, Margaret and Jarvis until the age of 21. At the death of his wife his son Jarvis is to have all his lands in Chesterfield and Tapton. All his goods and chattels to his wife Joan and daughters Anne, Elizabeth and Margaret. 2s to his daughter Alice Ingman. His wife Joan and brother Renard are his executors. Inventory taken by Godfrey Heathcote, Thomas Slighe, John Fowller and John Tupman, 1619." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £147, 17s, 8d.
"Anna Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: 9KN2-BQ8.
Marriage Notes for Francis Mower and Anne Broughe-29884
The marriage of "Francis Mower" and "Ann Brough" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 342), which states that they were married on 11 October 1626 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
Thomas Ingman and his family is listed in the 1627 Will of "Reignould Broughe" which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 267-268), and which states the following: "Reignould Broughe of Chesterfield, carpenter. Will proved 2 November 1627. To be buried in Chesterfield church. £10 each to Zachary and Alice, children of Thomas Ingman, to be used at the end of five years 'to their best use and profit'. A bond of £40, for the payment of £20, to Francis Mower, and £20 more after seven years. 20s to each sister's child living. £10 to his sister Alice Knowles. 3s 4d for a funeral sermon. 20s to the poor of Chesterfield. All his lands and the lease of other lands for 1,000 years from Anthony Eyre to his sister Joan Broughe for her life, if she remains unmarried; then to Gervase Broughe and his heirs; in default to the heirs of Alice wife of Thomas Ingman and the heirs of Anne wife of Francis Mower. The residue to Gervase Broughe who is his executor. No inventory."
"Thomas Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: LW92-K57.
The christening of "Alice Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 169), which states that she was christened on 25 June 1597 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "Ralph Broughe".
"Alice (Brough) Ingman" is listed in the Will and Inventory of her father, "Ralph Brough", which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 183-185), and which states the following: "Ralph Brough of Chesterfield, yeoman. Will dated 24 January 1620, proved 14 February 1620. To be buried in the church of Chesterfield. All his lands to his wife Joan so long as she does not remarry; if she does, then to his brother Renard Brough on the condition that he uses the profits to bring up his [Ralph's] children Anne, Elizabeth, Margaret and Jarvis until the age of 21. At the death of his wife his son Jarvis is to have all his lands in Chesterfield and Tapton. All his goods and chattels to his wife Joan and daughters Anne, Elizabeth and Margaret. 2s to his daughter Alice Ingman. His wife Joan and brother Renard are his executors. Inventory taken by Godfrey Heathcote, Thomas Slighe, John Fowller and John Tupman, 1619." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £147, 17s, 8d.
"Alicia Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: 9KNR-H5F.
Marriage Notes for Thomas Ingman and Alice Broughe-29885
The marriage of "Thomas Ingman" and "Alice Broughe" is listed in Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 209), which states that they were married on 19 January 1619 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that they were "of Chesterfield".
The christening of "Alicia Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1752142), which states that she was christened on 11 September 1621 in St. Mary and All Saints, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that her father was Thomae Ingman.
"Alice (Broughe) Ingman" is listed in the 1627 Will of "Reignould Broughe" which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 267-268), and which states the following: "Reignould Broughe of Chesterfield, carpenter. Will proved 2 November 1627. To be buried in Chesterfield church. £10 each to Zachary and Alice, children of Thomas Ingman, to be used at the end of five years 'to their best use and profit'. A bond of £40, for the payment of £20, to Francis Mower, and £20 more after seven years. 20s to each sister's child living. £10 to his sister Alice Knowles. 3s 4d for a funeral sermon. 20s to the poor of Chesterfield. All his lands and the lease of other lands for 1,000 years from Anthony Eyre to his sister Joan Broughe for her life, if she remains unmarried; then to Gervase Broughe and his heirs; in default to the heirs of Alice wife of Thomas Ingman and the heirs of Anne wife of Francis Mower. The residue to Gervase Broughe who is his executor. No inventory."
"Alicia Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: 9KNL-9JM.
The christening of "Zacharias Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1752142), which states that he as christened on 14 October 1623 in St. Mary and All Saints, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that his father was Thomae Ingman.
"Zacharias Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: L45D-JG3.
The burial of "Zacharius Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1752142), which states that he was buried on 22 November 1623 at St. Mary and All Saints, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that his father was Thomae Ingman.
The christening of "Zacharie Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch (via FHL Film # 1752142), which states that he was christened on 30 September 1624 in St. Mary and All Saints, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that his father was Thomas Ingman.
"Zachary Ingman" is listed in the 1627 Will of "Reignould Broughe" which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 267-268), and which states the following: "Reignould Broughe of Chesterfield, carpenter. Will proved 2 November 1627. To be buried in Chesterfield church. £10 each to Zachary and Alice, children of Thomas Ingman, to be used at the end of five years 'to their best use and profit'. A bond of £40, for the payment of £20, to Francis Mower, and £20 more after seven years. 20s to each sister's child living. £10 to his sister Alice Knowles. 3s 4d for a funeral sermon. 20s to the poor of Chesterfield. All his lands and the lease of other lands for 1,000 years from Anthony Eyre to his sister Joan Broughe for her life, if she remains unmarried; then to Gervase Broughe and his heirs; in default to the heirs of Alice wife of Thomas Ingman and the heirs of Anne wife of Francis Mower. The residue to Gervase Broughe who is his executor. No inventory."
"Zacharie Ingman" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: L458-L8S.
"John Broughe" (b.abt.1537) is listed as "John Broughe of Chesterfeild" and the father of three of his children (Elizabeth Broughe, chr.1564; Ralph Broughe, ch.1567; and Reynold Broughe, chr.1569) in their christening records (FHL Book: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, pages 24, 33 and 42).
The burial of "John Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 53), which states that he was buried on 9 September 1572 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that he was "of Chesterfeild" and a "Maltman".
Research Note: The possible members of this Brough family are listed in this family group record and were linked together based on extensive radius searches, available parish records and recognized family patronymics.
"John Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: LW95-8PP.
The marriage of "John Brough" and "Johan Lee" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 49), which states that they were "of Chesterfeild" and that they were married on 11 June 1571 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The marriage of "James Shawe" and "Johan Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 55), which states that they were married on 25 January 1573 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire; that James Shawe was "of Bramptone" and that Johan Broughe was "of Chesterfeild".
Marriage Notes for John Broughe and Johan Lee-29941
The marriage of "John Brough" and "Johan Lee" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 49), which states that they were "of Chesterfeild" and that they were married on 11 June 1571 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
"Joan Broughe" is listed as a "sister" of "Reignould Broughe" in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 267-268), which states the following: "Reignould Broughe of Chesterfield, carpenter. Will proved 2 November 1627. To be buried in Chesterfield church. £10 each to Zachary and Alice, children of Thomas Ingman, to be used at the end of five years 'to their best use and profit'. A bond of £40, for the payment of £20, to Francis Mower, and £20 more after seven years. 20s to each sister's child living. £10 to his sister Alice Knowles. 3s 4d for a funeral sermon. 20s to the poor of Chesterfield. All his lands and the lease of other lands for 1,000 years from Anthony Eyre to his sister Joan Broughe for her life, if she remains unmarried; then to Gervase Broughe and his heirs; in default to the heirs of Alice wife of Thomas Ingman and the heirs of Anne wife of Francis Mower. The residue to Gervase Broughe who is his executor. No inventory." Based on current research, it appears that Joan Broughe was actually a "step-sister" to Reignould Broughe.
"Joan Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: L6VD-HGM.
"John Broughe" (b.abt.1511) is listed as the father of "Alice Broughe" (b.abt.1542), in the christening record of Alice's son, Ralph Hollis (chr.1561), as follows: The christening of "Ralph Hollis" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 49), which states that he was christened on 29 November 1561 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as "Ralph [the] son of John Hollis and Alice dau. of John Broughe".
"John Broughe" died prior to 19 October 1584, as follows: The burial of "Alice Broughe"--the wife of John Broughe--is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 110), which states that she was buried on 19 October 1584 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that she was "Widow".
Research Note: John Broughe (b.abt.1511) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, was possibly the son of John Burgh (b.abt.1487) of Middlehulme, Leek, Staffordshire. Family tradition states that the early Burghs/Broughs of northern Staffordshire also held properties in Derbyshire--including Chesterfield. Further research into this possibility is ongoing.
Research Note: The possible members of this Brough family are listed in this family group record and were linked together based on extensive radius searches, available parish records and recognized family patronymics.
The burial of "Alice Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 110), which states that she was buried on 19 October 1584 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that she was "Widow".
The burial of "Emott Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 138), which states that he was buried on 19 March 1580 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
"William Broughe" (b.abt.1554) is listed as the father of two of his children (Grace Broughe, chr.1586; and Elizabeth Broughe, chr.1590) in their christening records (FHL Book: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, pages 115 and 138).
In April 1592, "William Broughe of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 147) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
In April 1604, "William Brough of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 210) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The burial of "William Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 268), which states that he was "of Walton" and was buried on 21 April 1614 "at Brampton--which was next to and eventually became part of the town of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The Will and Inventory of "William Brough" is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 115-116), which Will states the following: "William Brough of Walton, husbandman. Will dated 11 April 1614, proved 2 August 1614. To be buried in the church of Brampton. His whole farms to his wife and son Godfrey jointly to pay debts and legacies, and then his old farm to his wife for life (if they cannot agree together). A half part of all his goods, except for his husbandry gear which Godfrey is to have, to his wife. £6 13s 4d to his son James. 10s to his son George. £10 to his daughter Grace. £30 to his daughter Elizabeth. 12d, a ewe and a lamb to Thomas Midleton and his children. A ewe lamb to Anthony son of his son James and 12d to the rest of James children. The residue to his son Godfrey who is his executor." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £152, 2s, 5d.
Research Note: Additional possible members of this Brough family are listed in this family group record and were linked together based on extensive radius searches, available parish records and recognized family patronymics.
"William Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: L68R-LP3.
The burial of "[Blank] Widow Brough" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 353), which states that she was buried on 31 December 1623 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
"Godfrey Brough" is listed in the 1614 Will and Inventory of his father, William Brough, which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 115-116), and which states the following: "William Brough of Walton, husbandman. Will dated 11 April 1614, proved 2 August 1614. To be buried in the church of Brampton. His whole farms to his wife and son Godfrey jointly to pay debts and legacies, and then his old farm to his wife for life (if they cannot agree together). A half part of all his goods, except for his husbandry gear which Godfrey is to have, to his wife. £6 13s 4d to his son James. 10s to his son George. £10 to his daughter Grace. £30 to his daughter Elizabeth. 12d, a ewe and a lamb to Thomas Midleton and his children. A ewe lamb to Anthony son of his son James and 12d to the rest of James children. The residue to his son Godfrey who is his executor." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £152, 2s, 5d.
"George Brough" is listed in the 1614 Will and Inventory of his father, William Brough, which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 115-116), and which states the following: "William Brough of Walton, husbandman. Will dated 11 April 1614, proved 2 August 1614. To be buried in the church of Brampton. His whole farms to his wife and son Godfrey jointly to pay debts and legacies, and then his old farm to his wife for life (if they cannot agree together). A half part of all his goods, except for his husbandry gear which Godfrey is to have, to his wife. £6 13s 4d to his son James. 10s to his son George. £10 to his daughter Grace. £30 to his daughter Elizabeth. 12d, a ewe and a lamb to Thomas Midleton and his children. A ewe lamb to Anthony son of his son James and 12d to the rest of James children. The residue to his son Godfrey who is his executor." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £152, 2s, 5d.
The marriage of "William Broughe" and "Christobell Parson" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 90), which states that they were married on 18 May 1581 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The burial of "William Broughe alias Davison" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 317), which states that he was buried on 13 May 1622 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
"William Browghe alias Davison" is listed in the christening of his record son, Thomas Browghe, as follows: The christening of "Thomas Browghe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 98), which states that he was christened on 7 February 1583 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "William Browghe alias Davison".
"William Broughe alias Davison" is listed in the christenings of his daughter Alice Broughe, as follows: "Alice Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 115), which states that she was christened on 18 April 1586 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "William Broughe alias Davison". Also, it appears that "Alice Broughe"--who was first christened in 1586--was later re-christened in 1630, as mentioned in the following entry: The christening of "Alice Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 365), which states that she was christened on 19 December 1630 as the "dau. of William Broughe alias Davison".
"William Broughe alias Davisone" is listed in the christening of his son, Richard Broughe, as follows: "Richard Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 132), which states that he was christened on 8 January 1589 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "William Broughe alias Davisone".
"William Brough" is listed in the christening of his son, Godfrey Broughe, as follows: "Godfrey Brough" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 169), which states that he was christened on 20 May 1950 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "William Brough". Interestingly, "Godfrey Broughe" was also known as "Godfrey Devison", as follows: The Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 353) states that a "[Blank] dau. of Godfrey Devison alias Brough" was buried on 27 February 1626 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
"William Broughe alias Davison" is listed in the christening of his son, Rodger Broughe, as follows: "Rodger Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 193), which states that he was christened on 23 February 1601 as the "son of William Broughe alias Davison".
Research Note: The use of "alias" names is described in the online article in FamilySearch:
https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Use_of_Aliases_-_an_Overview"William Broughe alias Davison" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: LW95-CM5.
Marriage Notes for William Broughe alias Davison and Christobell Parson-29937
The marriage of "William Broughe" and "Christobell Parson" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 90), which states that they were married on 18 May 1581 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The christening of "Thomas Browghe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 98), which states that he was christened on 7 February 1583 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "William Browghe alias Davison".
The christening of "Alice Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 115), which states that she was christened on 18 April 1586 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "William Broughe alias Davison".
It appears that "Alice Broughe"--who was first christened in 1586--was later re-christened in 1630, as mentioned in the following entry: The christening of "Alice Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 365), which states that she was christened on 19 December 1630 as the "dau. of William Broughe alias Davison".
The christening of "Richard Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 132), which states that he was christened on 8 January 1589 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "William Broughe alias Davisone".
The burial of "Richard Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 12, page 132), which states that he was buried on 13 January 1589 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "William Broughe".
The christening of "Rodger Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 193), which states that he was christened on 23 February 1601 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the "son of William Broughe alias Davison".
In April 1614, "James Broughe of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 268) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
In April 1632, "James Brough of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 372) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
In September 1632, "James Brough of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 374) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The Will and Inventory of "James Brough" is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 379), which Will states the following: "James Brough of Chesterfield, husbandman. Will dated 13 December 1643, proved January 1647. To be buried in Chesterfield churchyard. 12s to his son-in-law Thomas Tomlinson in full satisfaction of his wife's child's part. 2s 6d each to Tomlinson's two sons. 3s 4d to George Hancocke for his wife's child's part. One cow at George Balle's at Farley to Thomas Stevenson. One cow at John Frost's to John Foljambe 'with the increase of her, at the discretion of John Foljambe, for the best use and behoufe of his children'. 5s each to the children of James Brough's son. The lease at Edge and 12d for his child's part to James Brough. All the goods and chattels she had with her to his wife Ellen. The rest of his goods, house and land to his son Anthony who is also his executor. Inventory taken by William Coupe, Thomas Harvie, Pauyle Hogg and Francis Brigges, 4 April 1644." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £93, 1s, 8d.
"James Brough" is listed in the 1614 Will and Inventory of his father, William Brough, which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 115-116), and which states the following: "William Brough of Walton, husbandman. Will dated 11 April 1614, proved 2 August 1614. To be buried in the church of Brampton. His whole farms to his wife and son Godfrey jointly to pay debts and legacies, and then his old farm to his wife for life (if they cannot agree together). A half part of all his goods, except for his husbandry gear which Godfrey is to have, to his wife. £6 13s 4d to his son James. 10s to his son George. £10 to his daughter Grace. £30 to his daughter Elizabeth. 12d, a ewe and a lamb to Thomas Midleton and his children. A ewe lamb to Anthony son of his son James and 12d to the rest of James children. The residue to his son Godfrey who is his executor." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £152, 2s, 5d.
"James Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: L68B-2S9.
The burial of the "[Blank[ wife of James Broughe of Walton" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 301), which states that she was buried on 4 October 1619 at St. Mary and All Saints Church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The christening of "Mary Brough" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 200), which states that she was christened on 19 June 1602 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "James Brough of Walton".
The christening of "William Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 220), which states that he was christened on 8 December 1705 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Broughe of Walton".
The burial of "William Broughte" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 220), which states that he was buried on 17 January 1606 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Broughte of Walton".
The christening of "Grace Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 226), which states that she was christened on 25 January 1607 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "James Broughe of Walton".
The christening of "Godfrey Brough" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 237), which states that he was christened on 11 December 1608 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Brough of Walton".
The christening of "Anthony Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 249), which states that he was christened on 25 November 1610 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Broughe".
"Anthony Brough" is listed in the 1614 Will and Inventory of his grandfather, William Brough, which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 115-116), and which states the following: "William Brough of Walton, husbandman. Will dated 11 April 1614, proved 2 August 1614. To be buried in the church of Brampton. His whole farms to his wife and son Godfrey jointly to pay debts and legacies, and then his old farm to his wife for life (if they cannot agree together). A half part of all his goods, except for his husbandry gear which Godfrey is to have, to his wife. £6 13s 4d to his son James. 10s to his son George. £10 to his daughter Grace. £30 to his daughter Elizabeth. 12d, a ewe and a lamb to Thomas Midleton and his children. A ewe lamb to Anthony son of his son James and 12d to the rest of James children. The residue to his son Godfrey who is his executor." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £152, 2s, 5d.
The burial of a "Daughter" of "James Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 315), which states that "[Blank] aforesaid dau. of James Broughe" was buried on 20 January 1622 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The "aforesaid" mentioned referred to the given name listed above or previously in the parish record--which was "Elizabeth".
The christening of "James Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 273), which states that he was christened on 12 February 1615 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Broughe".
The christening of "Hanna Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 285), which states that she was christened on 9 March 1617 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "James Broughe".
The christening of "George Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 300), which states that he was christened on 1 August 1619 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Broughe".
The christening of "Nehemiah Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 300), which states that he was christened on 20 September 1619 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Broughe".
The burial of "Nehemiah Broughe" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 303), which states that he was buried on 27 January 1620 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the son of "James Broughe".
In April 1614, "James Broughe of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 268) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
In April 1632, "James Brough of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 372) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
In September 1632, "James Brough of Walton" is listed as a Church Warden for St. Mary and All Saints church in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 374) of Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The Will and Inventory of "James Brough" is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 379), which Will states the following: "James Brough of Chesterfield, husbandman. Will dated 13 December 1643, proved January 1647. To be buried in Chesterfield churchyard. 12s to his son-in-law Thomas Tomlinson in full satisfaction of his wife's child's part. 2s 6d each to Tomlinson's two sons. 3s 4d to George Hancocke for his wife's child's part. One cow at George Balle's at Farley to Thomas Stevenson. One cow at John Frost's to John Foljambe 'with the increase of her, at the discretion of John Foljambe, for the best use and behoufe of his children'. 5s each to the children of James Brough's son. The lease at Edge and 12d for his child's part to James Brough. All the goods and chattels she had with her to his wife Ellen. The rest of his goods, house and land to his son Anthony who is also his executor. Inventory taken by William Coupe, Thomas Harvie, Pauyle Hogg and Francis Brigges, 4 April 1644." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £93, 1s, 8d.
"James Brough" is listed in the 1614 Will and Inventory of his father, William Brough, which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 115-116), and which states the following: "William Brough of Walton, husbandman. Will dated 11 April 1614, proved 2 August 1614. To be buried in the church of Brampton. His whole farms to his wife and son Godfrey jointly to pay debts and legacies, and then his old farm to his wife for life (if they cannot agree together). A half part of all his goods, except for his husbandry gear which Godfrey is to have, to his wife. £6 13s 4d to his son James. 10s to his son George. £10 to his daughter Grace. £30 to his daughter Elizabeth. 12d, a ewe and a lamb to Thomas Midleton and his children. A ewe lamb to Anthony son of his son James and 12d to the rest of James children. The residue to his son Godfrey who is his executor." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £152, 2s, 5d.
"James Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: L68B-2S9.
"Ellen" was apparently the second wife of "James Brough". She was mentioned in the Will and Inventory of her husband, "James Brough", which is listed in "Chesterfield Wills and Inventories, 1604-1650" (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, v.28, pages 379), and which states the following: "James Brough of Chesterfield, husbandman. Will dated 13 December 1643, proved January 1647. To be buried in Chesterfield churchyard. 12s to his son-in-law Thomas Tomlinson in full satisfaction of his wife's child's part. 2s 6d each to Tomlinson's two sons. 3s 4d to George Hancocke for his wife's child's part. One cow at George Balle's at Farley to Thomas Stevenson. One cow at John Frost's to John Foljambe 'with the increase of her, at the discretion of John Foljambe, for the best use and behoufe of his children'. 5s each to the children of James Brough's son. The lease at Edge and 12d for his child's part to James Brough. All the goods and chattels she had with her to his wife Ellen. The rest of his goods, house and land to his son Anthony who is also his executor. Inventory taken by William Coupe, Thomas Harvie, Pauyle Hogg and Francis Brigges, 4 April 1644." Sum total (or total value) of Inventory: £93, 1s, 8d.
"Ellen" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: L6V8-TYR.
The christening of "Troth Brough" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 200), which states that she was christened on 26 February 1604 in St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, as the daughter of "James Brough".
"Troth Brough" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: 9KNG-5DL.
Marriage Notes for George Hawke and Troth Brough-29895
The marriage of "George Hawke" and "Troath Brough" is listed in the Chesterfield parish register book (FHL Book #: British, 942.51, H25de, Volume 15, page 333), which states that they were married on 25 January 1625 at St. Mary and All Saints church in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and that George Hawke was "of Sheafeilde" (of Sheffield).