MRP: Philip Strode will - Revision history

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 C 6/112/88 Short title: Strode v Colwall. Plaintiffs: William Strode. Defendants: Thomas Colwall, Sir Nicholas Crispe kt, John Wood and Nicholas Strode. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: two answers. 1650
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 C 10/4/38 Richard Culme v John Veale, Edward Moulton, Adam Strode and Moses Goodyeare: money matters, Devon 1647
 PROB 11/145 Clarke 1-63 Will of Jeffery Strode, Gentleman of Shepton Mallet, Somerset 31 January 1625

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 Philip wrote his will in 1659, and described himself as "Phillip Strode of London Merchant now resident in Aleppo."  Although he did not state that he was sick, he was probably on his death bed, the will being relatively short, and signed only with his mark.
-His eldest brother was Nicholas Strode, who, in 1660, was knighted, after Philip.  Nicholas appeared in the 1666 hearth tax returns at St James, Clerkenwell, with a house of  fifteen hearths.   In 1664 or 1665 he purchased Chepsted House in Chevening, Kent, a house of twenty-six hearths.
+His eldest brother was Nicholas Strode, who, in 1660, was knighted, after Philip wrote his will.  Nicholas appeared in the 1666 hearth tax returns at St James, Clerkenwell, with a house of  fifteen hearths.<ref>'St James Clerkenwell (Part One),' in[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=118828 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Clerkenwell  (1 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011)], viewed 14th February 2012</ref>  In 1664 or 1665 he purchased Chepsted House in Chevening, Kent, a house of twenty-six hearths.<ref>'Parish of Chevening,' in [http://www.hearthtax.org.uk/communities/kent/kent_1664L_transcript.pdf - Kent Hearth Tax Assessment Lady Day 1664: CKS: Q/RTh Transcribed and computerised by Duncan Harrington, p. 37], viewed 22/02/12</ref>
 One of Phillip's sisters, Anne Strode, had married Ellis Crispe, son of  the customs farmer, Sir Nicholas Crispe.  In his will, written in ?1663, Sir George Strode deeply regretted Sir Nicholas Crispe's failure to honour his daughter's marriage agreement, and accused Crispe of making free use of his daughter's money.<ref>PROB 11/311 Juxon 52-102 Will of Sir George Strode of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 03 June 1663</ref>  He pursued litigation against Sir Nicholas Crispe in the early and middle 1650s, presumably on his daughter's behalf.<ref>TNA, C 6/110/95 Short title: Strode v Martin. Plaintiffs: Sir George Strode kt, Nicholas Strode and William Strode. Defendants: James Martin, Sir Nicholas Crispe kt and Ellis Crispe. Subject: property in Fulham, and Hammersmith, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1650; TNA, C 6/43/171 Short title: Strode v Crispe. Plaintiffs: Sir George Strode kt. Defendants: Sir Nicholas Crispe kt and another. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: answer only. 1655</ref> A post-mortem inventory has survived for Sir George Strode, who died roughly two years after his son, Philip.<ref>PROB 4/21943 Strode, Sir George, kt. of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. 1664 22 Oct.</ref>

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-Philip Strode was the son of Sir George Strode of XXX.  Sir George Strode may have been linked to the customs farmer, Sir Nicholas Crispe.<ref>TNA, C 6/43/171 Short title: Strode v Crispe. Plaintiffs: Sir George Strode kt. Defendants: Sir Nicholas Crispe kt and another. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: answer only. 1655</ref>
+Philip Strode (b. ?, d. ca. 1660 or 1661) was the son of Sir George Strode of St James, Clerkenwell.
 Philip wrote his will in July 1659, describing himself as "Phillip Strode of London Merchant now resident in Aleppo."
-In addition to Strode family members, Phillip Strode mentioned his brother-in-law, the London merchant Richard Holworthy, who was a brother of the London merchant and ''Smirna Venture Joint Stock'' subscriber, Mathew Holworthy.  Richard Holworthy was one of the two referees selected in March 1662/63 by William Love and his fellow litigants, when an order of reference was made for five merchants to deliberate on the ''King Ferdinand'' dispute.<ref>"y:e Issue was an order of Referrence to : 5: Merch:ts to heare & agree if they could or else to report, Two of w:ch were named by them viz:t John Buckworth & Rich:d Holeworthy, two by us to witt Tho: Tyte, & Michael Godfrey, & my Lord Chancell named ay:e fifth Alderman Samuell Mico" ([[MRP: 19th March 1662/63, Letter from Thomas Papillon to Sir GO, London|19th March 1662/63, Letter from Thomas Papillon to Sir GO, London]])</ref>
+In addition to Strode family members, Phillip Strode mentioned his brother-in-law, the London merchant Richard Holworthy, who was married to his sister Mary Strode.  He made Richard Holworthy his sole executor.
-Sir George Smith mentioned the death of Richard Holworthy by misadventure in a letter dated XXX to Sir George Oxenden.<ref>This is the footnote text</ref>
+Sir George Smith mentioned the death of Richard Holworthy by misadventure in a letter dated March 1665/66 to Sir George Oxenden.<ref>[[MRP: March 1665/66, Letter from George Smith to Sir GO|March 1665/66, Letter from George Smith to Sir GO]]</ref>
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 FFIFTHLY I give and bequeath to my deare sister M:rs Mary Holworthy one Third part of my estate my debts and the aforesaid legacies beinge first paid
-SIXTHLY I give and bequeath to my sisters M:rs Rebecca ??Harvey and M:rs Anne Crisp<ref>Anne Strode had possibly married into the family of Sir Nicholas Crisp.  See C 6/110/95 Short title: Strode v Martin. Plaintiffs: Sir George Strode kt, Nicholas Strode and William Strode. Defendants: James Martin, Sir Nicholas Crispe kt and Ellis Crispe. Subject: property in Fulham, and Hammersmith, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1650</ref> one Thirde part more of my estate to bee equallie devided betweene them still provided that all my debts and legacies abovewritten bee first satisfied excepting that to my sister M:rs Mary Holworthy
+SIXTHLY I give and bequeath to my sisters M:rs Rebecca ??Harvey and M:rs Anne Crisp<ref>Anne Strode had Ellis Crispe, son of Sir Nicholas Crispe.  See C 6/110/95 Short title: Strode v Martin. Plaintiffs: Sir George Strode kt, Nicholas Strode and William Strode. Defendants: James Martin, Sir Nicholas Crispe kt and Ellis Crispe. Subject: property in Fulham, and Hammersmith, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1650</ref> one Thirde part more of my estate to bee equallie devided betweene them still provided that all my debts and legacies abovewritten bee first satisfied excepting that to my sister M:rs Mary Holworthy
 SEAVENTHLY I give and bequeath to my Brothers M:r John Strode and M:r Edward Strode the remaininge third part of my estate to bee shared equally betweene them with the same provisoe misXXXXX in the foregoinge legacies (alsoe I desire that these my legacies may bee paid in two yeares time after my decease to the respective persons mentioned herein but if any of them should happen to depart this life before that this my will is that it shalbee equalie devided amongst their children But if they have no children That then it shall fall to my sister M:rs Mary Holworthy onely what legacies are to bee paid in Aleppo I desire then may bee satisfied immediately upon my death
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-EIGHTLY I doe constitutre and ordaine M:r Thomas Stanton my Assigne and lawfull attorney to take into his possession all goods and moneys belonging unto mee either by consignacon or otherwise to dispose of these which are for principalls accompts according to their order received or hereafter to be received  And for my proper estate in the Country to give accompt thereof to my Executor hereafter named and to follow his order the disposall thereof
+EIGHTLY I doe constitutre and ordaine M:r Thomas Stanton<ref>Thomas Stanton, English merchant at Aleppo</ref> my Assigne and lawfull attorney to take into his possession all goods and moneys belonging unto mee either by consignacon or otherwise to dispose of these which are for principalls accompts according to their order received or hereafter to be received  And for my proper estate in the Country to give accompt thereof to my Executor hereafter named and to follow his order the disposall thereof
 Lastly I doe ordaine and appoynt my brother M:r Richard Holworthy my sole Executor of this my Will

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 THIRLDY I  give and bequeath to M:r Robert fframpton Minister in Aleppo one hundred ??Rix ??dollrs
-FOURTHLY I give and bequeath to my brother in lawe M.r Richard Holworthie Thirty poundes Starxx to buy him mourninge
+FOURTHLY I give and bequeath to my brother in lawe M.r Richard Holworthie<ref>Richard Holworthy married Philip Strode's sister, Mary Strode, Feb 1652 (?1653) (IGI); Mary Holworthy (née Strode) died in 1676 (Frederick A. Crisp, ''Fragmenta Genealogica'', vol. 8 (Bowie, MY, repr. 1996), p. 150)</ref> Thirty poundes Starxx to buy him mourninge
 FFIFTHLY I give and bequeath to my deare sister M:rs Mary Holworthy one Third part of my estate my debts and the aforesaid legacies beinge first paid
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-(1) POSSIBLE MATCHED RECORD: IGI Individual record: Richard Hollworthy, birth: abt. 1630. SPOUSE: Mary Strode Marriage: 16 FEB 1652  St Dionis, London Saint Dionis Backchurch, London
+(1) POSSIBLE MATCHED RECORD: IGI Individual record: Richard Hollworthy, birth: abt. 1630. SPOUSE: Mary Strode Marriage: 16 FEB 1652 St Dionis, London Saint Dionis Backchurch, London
 (2) POSSIBLE MATCHED RECORD: IGI Individual record:  Mary Strode BIRTH: 08 OCT 1632, London

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 FFIFTHLY I give and bequeath to my deare sister M:rs Mary Holworthy one Third part of my estate my debts and the aforesaid legacies beinge first paid
-SIXTHLY I give and bequeath to my sisters M:rs Rebecca ??Harvey and M:rs Anne Crisp one Thirde part more of my estate to bee equallie devided betweene them still provided that all my debts and legacies abovewritten bee first satisfied excepting that to my sister M:rs Mary Holworthy
+SIXTHLY I give and bequeath to my sisters M:rs Rebecca ??Harvey and M:rs Anne Crisp<ref>Anne Strode had possibly married into the family of Sir Nicholas Crisp.  See C 6/110/95 Short title: Strode v Martin. Plaintiffs: Sir George Strode kt, Nicholas Strode and William Strode. Defendants: James Martin, Sir Nicholas Crispe kt and Ellis Crispe. Subject: property in Fulham, and Hammersmith, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1650</ref> one Thirde part more of my estate to bee equallie devided betweene them still provided that all my debts and legacies abovewritten bee first satisfied excepting that to my sister M:rs Mary Holworthy
 SEAVENTHLY I give and bequeath to my Brothers M:r John Strode and M:r Edward Strode the remaininge third part of my estate to bee shared equally betweene them with the same provisoe misXXXXX in the foregoinge legacies (alsoe I desire that these my legacies may bee paid in two yeares time after my decease to the respective persons mentioned herein but if any of them should happen to depart this life before that this my will is that it shalbee equalie devided amongst their children But if they have no children That then it shall fall to my sister M:rs Mary Holworthy onely what legacies are to bee paid in Aleppo I desire then may bee satisfied immediately upon my death

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 (1) POSSIBLE MATCHED RECORD: IGI Individual record: Richard Hollworthy, birth: abt. 1630. SPOUSE: Mary Strode Marriage: 16 FEB 1652  St Dionis, London Saint Dionis Backchurch, London
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 (7) POSSIBLE MATCHED RECORD: IGI  Individual record: Richard Holworthy Birth: 08 Jul 1660 Chr: 17 Jul. 1660 Saint Olave Hart Street, London
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 "Essex Strode...married...Mary Strode, dau. of Sir George Strode, knight, and widow of Richard Holworthy; bur. in St. Paul's Church, Covent Garden, London, 30 May 1676. Administration granted 7 June 1676 to her husband, Essex Strode. Will dated 14 May 1676 (P.C.C. 9 Hale) 20 January 1676/77, by her husband, Essex Strode. (see page 147)"<ref>Frederick A. Crisp, ''Fragmenta Genealogica'', vol. 8 (Bowie, MY, repr. 1996), p. 150</ref>
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 C 6/112/88 Short title: Strode v Colwall. Plaintiffs: William Strode. Defendants: Thomas Colwall, Sir Nicholas Crispe kt, John Wood and Nicholas Strode. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: two answers. 1650
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 ROB 11/213 Pembroke 110-156 Will of Sagweridis Strode, Clothier of Warmewell, Dorset 04 July 1650
 PROB 11/267 Ruthen 311-358 Will of Anne Strode, Widow of Shepton Mallet, Somerset 11 September 1657
 PROB 11/311 Juxon 52-102 Will of Sir George Strode of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 03 June 1663
 PROB 11/373 Drax 52-101 Will of Sir Nicholas Strode of Chevening, Kent 30 August 1683

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 "Essex Strode, bapt. at Shepton Mallet. co. Somerset, 7 November 1646; mentioned in his father's will 10 June 1665; living 22 May 1688; M.P. for Stockbridge, co. Hants, 15 February 1689/90 and 16 March 1684/85 (see page 47)"<ref>Frederick A. Crisp, ''Fragmenta Genealogica'', vol. 8 (Bowie, MY, repr. 1996), p. 150</ref>
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 PROB 11/303 May Quire Numbers: 1 - 53 Will of Phillipp Strode, Merchant of Aleppo 20 March 1661
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