MRP: Putney - Revision history

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 (2) Look at resources available from Wandsworth Heritage services<ref>http://www.wandsworth.gov.uk/info/200064/local_history_and_heritage/888/heritage_service, viewed 29/02/12</ref>
 - Includes records for historic parishes of Battersea, Clapham, Putney, Streatham, Tooting and Wandsworth, which are enclosed within boundaries of modern Borough of Wandsworth
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 - Two copper engraved antique prints on one page, left margin close trimmed (slight loss of decorative border). Size 23 x 36 cms plus margins. Ref G7110<ref>www.antiqueprints.com/images/ag7/g7110.jpg, viewed 30/08/11</ref>
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 ==Suggested primary sources==
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 PROB 11/439  Pyne 133-177 Will of Daniel Belt of Putney, Surrey 	08 July 1697
 PROB 11/449 Pott 1-44 Will of Thomas Payne, His Majesty's Sergeant at Arms of Putney, Surrey 03 January 1699
 PROB 18/7/94 Probate lawsuit Wymondesold v Wymondsold, concerning the deceased Sir Davies Wymondesold, kt of Putney, Surrey. Allegation 1675)
 PROB 18/7/96 Probate lawsuit Pettyward v Pettyward, concerning the deceased Roger Pettiward, [gent] of Putney, Surrey. Allegation 1675)
 PROB 18/13/52 Probate lawsuit Ford and Oveatt v Proby otherwise Ford and others, concerning the deceased Dame Grace Ford, widow of Roehampton, Surrey, relict of Sir Richard Ford kt. Allegation and interrogatory 1681
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 ==Suggested secondary sources==
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 - Web accessible updated version available<ref>http://www.history.ac.uk/cmh/lpol, viewed 29/02/12</ref>
 Gerhold, Dorian (ed.), ''Putney and Roehampton past'' (XXXX, 1994)
 Guthrie, Old Houses of Putney (1870)
 [http://www.archive.org/stream/antiquary01unkngoog#page/n63/mode/2up Ordish, T. Fairman, 'Fairfax house, Putney' in The Antiquary, vol. xv (London, 1887), pp. 49-52]

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 ==Notes==
 ===Named individuals on map of Putney, 1626===
-====Henry Campion====
+====Henry Campion (d. by 1653)====
 Lysons cites from a newspaper, ''Perfect Occurences,'' Aug. 27-Sept. 3: "The Commissary General (Irelton) at Mr. Campion's".  Lyson adds his own footnote: "This house is now a school, in the occupation of the Rev. Mr. Adams; it was built (as appears from a date in one of the rooms) in the year 1533."<ref>Daniel Lysons, The environs of London: County of Surrey, vol. 1 (London,1792), p. 407</ref>
 - Just possibly PROB 11/205 Essex 108-149 Will of Sir Henry Campion of Goudhurst, Kent 22 June 1648
 - See also PROB 11/260 Berkeley 413-460 Will of Hugh Campion, Gardner of Wandsworth, Surrey 01 December 1656
 See Everard Green, ''Pedigree of the Family of Campion'' (Danny MS. 6)<ref>Extensive notes are provided on the Campion family in an introductory article accompanying the East Sussex Record Office entry on the "Danny Archives" ([http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=179-danny&cid=-1 East Sussex Record Office: The Danny Archives])</ref>
 "[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=187-cr2017_2-1&cid=1-1-2-5#1-1-2-5 Warwickshire County Record Office: Feilding family of Newnham Paddox (CR 2017/C1 - CR 2017/C328): CORRESPONDENCE OF THE 17TH CENTURY  [no ref. or date]: Unbound Correspondence in the time of the 1st and 2nd Earls of Denbigh  (no ref. or date): Letters found loose addressed to Basil Lord Feilding and arranged in alphabetical order of correspondents  (no ref. or date)]

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 See Everard Green, ''Pedigree of the Family of Campion'' (Danny MS. 6)<ref>Extensive notes are provided on the Campion family in an introductory article accompanying the East Sussex Record Office entry on the "Danny Archives" ([http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=179-danny&cid=-1 East Sussex Record Office: The Danny Archives])</ref>
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 ====Sir Abraham Dawes (d. ca. 1640)====

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 - Just possibly PROB 11/205 Essex 108-149 Will of Sir Henry Campion of Goudhurst, Kent 22 June 1648
 - See also PROB 11/260 Berkeley 413-460 Will of Hugh Campion, Gardner of Wandsworth, Surrey 01 December 1656
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 ====Sir Abraham Dawes (d. ca. 1640)====

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 A S:r Abraham Dawes land<ref>S:r Abraham Dawes.  Sir Abraham Dawes (b. ?, d. ca. 1640), of Putney, Surrey.  A non-academic source suggests that General Fairfay stayed at "William Wymondsold's, which may have been the house built by Sir Abraham Dawes on what is now the site of Putney Station, the largest house in Putney" (PROB 11/184 Coventry 117-173 Will of Sir Abraham Dawes of Putney, Surrey 08 December 1640; see also PROB 11/252 Berkeley 1-52 Will of Sir Thomas Dawes, Gentleman of His Most Royal Majesty's His Honorable Privy Chamber in Ordinary and Collector or Customs of His said Majesty's customer inward in the Port of London and Surveyor of all the Customs in all His Majesty's Outports of Putney, Surrey 25 January 1656; PROB 11/273 Wootton 52-105 Will of Dame Judith Dawes, Widow of Putney, Surrey 12 February 1658; 'The Putney Debates 1647 Exhibition, at the Church of St mary the Virgin, Putney,' http://www.putneydebates.com/Putney%20In%201647.html, viewed 29/02/12)</ref>
 B M:r ?Willm Woman?sealls<ref>M:r ?Willm Woman?sealls.  Possibly William Wymondesold, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/314 Bruce 49-96 Will of William Wymondesold of Putney, Surrey 11 June 1664)</ref>
-C M:r Hen:r Whites Lands<ref>M:r Hen:r White.  Henry White, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/278 Wootton 314-362 Will of Henry White of Putney, Surrey 27 May 1658</ref>
+C M:r Hen:r Whites Lands<ref>M:r Hen:r White.  Henry White, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/278 Wootton 314-362 Will of Henry White of Putney, Surrey 27 May 1658)</ref>
 D Edmund Powells Lands
 E Hen:r Campion Lands

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 X ?Will Brooks Lands
 Y Demeanes & Land waste
-Z Willm White Grounds<ref>Willm White.  Possibly related to Alexander White (b. ?, d. ca. 1610), baker, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/115 Wingfield 1-56 	Will of Alexander White, Baker of Putney, Surrey 19 January 1610)</ref>
+Z Willm White Grounds<ref>Willm White.  Possibly related to Alexander White (b. ?, d. ca. 1610), baker, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/115 Wingfield 1-56 Will of Alexander White, Baker of Putney, Surrey 19 January 1610)</ref>
 ?XX Nicholas Lande XXXX
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 ==Notes==
 ===Named individuals on map of Putney, 1626===
-===Sir Abraham Dawes (d. ca. 1640)===
+====Henry Campion====
 - Sir Abraham Dawes was the eldest son of John Dawes (?of Bedford)
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 - Sir Abraham Dawes left a bequest in his will for the creation of almshouses at Putney
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 ====John Gough (d. 1630)====
 "John Gough of Putney, Surrey, gent. May 11, 1630.  Bur. at St. Benet Paul's Wharf, L. nr. my late w. Ann & others my freinds & predecessors; my w. Isabel exec...my copyhold in Putney of manor of Wimbleton, in occ. of Phil. Burlamachi, esq...."<ref>J.H. Morrison, Register "Scroope" (1630): Abstracts and index, p. 124</ref>
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 ===A2A search: Putney, 1640-1670===

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 See [[MRP: Putney|Putney]]
 See [[MRP: Richmond|Richmond]]
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 ==Images==
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 "You find by the letter:
-A S:r Abraham Dawes land<ref>S:r Abraham Dawes.  Sir Abraham Dawes (b. ?, d. ca. 1640), of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/184 Coventry 117-173 Will of Sir Abraham Dawes of Putney, Surrey 	08 December 1640; see also PROB 11/252 Berkeley 1-52 	Will of Sir Thomas Dawes, Gentleman of His Most Royal Majesty's His Honorable Privy Chamber in Ordinary and Collector or Customs of His said Majesty's customer inward in the Port of London and Surveyor of all the Customs in all His Majesty's Outports of Putney, Surrey 25 January 1656; PROB 11/273 Wootton 52-105 Will of Dame Judith Dawes, Widow of Putney, Surrey 	12 February 1658)</ref>
+A S:r Abraham Dawes land<ref>S:r Abraham Dawes.  Sir Abraham Dawes (b. ?, d. ca. 1640), of Putney, Surrey.  A non-academic source suggests that General Fairfay stayed at "William Wymondsold's, which may have been the house built by Sir Abraham Dawes on what is now the site of Putney Station, the largest house in Putney" (PROB 11/184 Coventry 117-173 Will of Sir Abraham Dawes of Putney, Surrey 08 December 1640; see also PROB 11/252 Berkeley 1-52 Will of Sir Thomas Dawes, Gentleman of His Most Royal Majesty's His Honorable Privy Chamber in Ordinary and Collector or Customs of His said Majesty's customer inward in the Port of London and Surveyor of all the Customs in all His Majesty's Outports of Putney, Surrey 25 January 1656; PROB 11/273 Wootton 52-105 Will of Dame Judith Dawes, Widow of Putney, Surrey 12 February 1658; 'The Putney Debates 1647 Exhibition, at the Church of St mary the Virgin, Putney,' http://www.putneydebates.com/Putney%20In%201647.html, viewed 29/02/12)</ref>
 B M:r ?Willm Woman?sealls<ref>M:r ?Willm Woman?sealls.  Possibly William Wymondesold, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/314 Bruce 49-96 Will of William Wymondesold of Putney, Surrey 11 June 1664)</ref>
 C M:r Hen:r Whites Lands<ref>M:r Hen:r White.  Henry White, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/278 Wootton 314-362 Will of Henry White of Putney, Surrey 27 May 1658</ref>
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 G S:r Thomas Clarkes Lands<ref>S:r Thomas Clarke.  ?Related to Thomas Clarke (b. ?, d. ca. 1627), yeoman, of Putney, Surrey (PROB 11/151 Skynner 1-59 Will of Thomas Clarke, Yeoman of Putney, Surrey 16 January 1627)</ref>
 H Steeven Larretts Lands
-J Dunston Duck Landes<ref>Dunston Duck.  Dunstan Duck (b. ?, d. ca. 1650) (PROB 11/214 Pembroke 157-211 	Will of Dunstan Duck, Gentleman of Putney, Surrey 15 November 1650)</ref>
+J Dunston Duck Landes<ref>Dunston Duck.  Dunstan Duck (b. ?, d. ca. 1650) (PROB 11/214 Pembroke 157-211 Will of Dunstan Duck, Gentleman of Putney, Surrey 15 November 1650)</ref>
 K M:r Langhornes Lands<ref>M:r Langhornes.  Possibly William Lanhorne, merchant, of Putney, Surrey (or a relative) (PROB 11/247 Aylett 210-263 Will of William Langhorne, Merchant of Putney, Surrey 15 February 1655)</ref>
 L XXXXX Nicolls
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 ==Notes==
 ===A2A search: Putney, 1640-1670===
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 - Copy draft letters from Martha Turner at Putney to her Steward of the Cold Overton Estate, Francis Pecher giving him instructions as to management of the estate  FRE/8982-8983  17 Feb 1676-14 Dec 1676
 - Letter from Tyr[ingham] Stevens of [? the Registry of the Archdeaconry of] Leicester to Henry Turner at Lincoln's Inn concerning presentments to the Rectory of Sapcote, 1557-1599  FRE/8984  24 Jul 1683
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 ==Mentions of Putney in Wiki primary sources==
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 ==Suggested secondary sources==
 Guthrie, Old Houses of Putney (1870)
 [http://www.archive.org/stream/antiquary01unkngoog#page/n63/mode/2up Ordish, T. Fairman, 'Fairfax house, Putney' in The Antiquary, vol. xv (London, 1887), pp. 49-52]
 - Mentions a survey of Putney in 1617
 - Wimonsold family long established in Putney