Name as Samson Penley, widower, married Mary Towers, at St Martin in the Fields, London, on 20 apr 1754
Name as Mary Towers, married Samson Penley, widower, at St Martin in the Fields, London, on 20 apr 1754
Name as John Jones, marrying Mary Penley on 18 feb 1787 in Rotherhithe, London. witnesses are Sampson Penley and Diana Sims.
Name as Mary Penley, marrying John Jones on 18 feb 1787 in Rotherhithe, London. witnesses are Sampson Penley and Diana Sims. If this Samson is her father, he is likely son in turn of the other Sampson Penley
Will dated 9 apr 1683 in All Saints Parish, Fulborne, Cambridge England as Thomas Penley , sick in body but of sound mind. Lists 3 children, all under 21 yrs
Listed as wife, Elsa Penley, as sole executrix in will of husband, Thomas Penley in Apr 1683 in Foulborne, Cambridge, England
Listed as Thomas Penley, age less than 21, as son in will of father, thomas Penley in Fulborne, Cambridge, England in Apr 1683
Listed as William Penley, age less than 21, as son in will of father, Thomas Penley in Fulborne, Cambridge, England in Apr 1683
Latin Will from Archdeaconry of Ely ,Probate Wills, for William Pendley of Foulbourne Parrish. Will dated 5 Aug 1724. copy made by Taylor Pendley says "abinherto to Opunti Phabo Pendley ojus vidna C Rotia prinz C sora G. G. Rotia Boubloy S.T.P Aritimo Elion jurat do Looter admire hando ro o."
Listed as Elsa Penley, age less than 21, as dau in will of father, Thomas Penley in Fulborne, Cambridge, England in Apr 1683
Marriage of Mary Penley and John Jones on 18 feb 1787 in Rotherhithe, London. witnesses are Sampson Penley and Diana Sims. If this Samson is her father, he is likely son in turn of the other Sampson Penley
From the Abstract of the will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758), and proved 8 oct 1764 by Mary Pavey, the relict
"In the name of God, Amen, I, John Pavey, of the Parish of Avening in the County of Gloucester, Clothworker, being of sound mind and memory do make and declare this my last will and testament in the manner following: dated 18 feb 1758"
From the Abstract of the will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758), and proved 8 oct 1764 by Mary Pavey, the relict
"All the rest of my housaehold goods, plate, linen, etc, to my wife Mary Pavey and after her decease to be equally divided between my said Grandchildren. I make my wife Mary Pavey sole executrix. Dated this 18th day of February 1758"
From the Abstract of the will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758),
"I give and bequeath all my leasehold Messuages, Lands and Tenements which I bought and purchased of my Son-in-Law, John Penly, aituatwe, lying and being in the pariashes of Minchinhampton and avening, unto Thomas Browning of Nailsworth in the parish of Horsley, Malster, and thomas Pavey of Woodchester, Gentleman, their executors and Administrators for all such Term or Terms, Estate and Interest as I have therin in Trust to pay the Issues and profitts unto my daughter Rebecca, wife of said John Penly, separate and exclusive of her husband for and during the term of hwer natural life and from and immediately after her decease then in trust to permit and suffer my Grandchildren, thomas Penly, John Penly, william Penly, Joseph Penly and Mary penly and the survivors of them to hold and enjoy my said Leasehold Messuages."
From the Abstract of the will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758),
"I give and bequeath all my leasehold Messuages, Lands and Tenements which I bought and purchased of my Son-in-Law, John Penly, aituatwe, lying and being in the pariashes of Minchinhampton and avening, unto Thomas Browning of Nailsworth in the parish of Horsley, Malster, and thomas Pavey of Woodchester, Gentleman, their executors and Administrators for all such Term or Terms, Estate and Interest as I have therin in Trust to pay the Issues and profitts unto my daughter Rebecca, wife of said John Penly, separate and exclusive of her husband for and during the term of hwer natural life and from and immediately after her decease then in trust to permit and suffer my Grandchildren, thomas Penly, John Penly, william Penly, Joseph Penly and Mary penly and the survivors of them to hold and enjoy my said Leasehold Messuages."
From the Abstract of the will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758),
"Also I give all my Cottage Tenement or Dwelling House wherein Thomas Berriman doth nowq dwell, in Nailsworth, unto said Thomas Browing and Thomas Pavey, to pay the rents to my said dauther Rebecca Penly, and then to my grandson, thomas Penly, until he is twenty one, and then to him and his heirs for ever.
I give my Messuage or Tenement (now divided into two Tenement) in one of which Aaron Vizer lives, and the other which William Leonard lives, and my dwelling house wherein Thomas Blackwell now lives, at a place called North Field in the parish of Avening) unto the said thomas Browing and Thomas Pavey, to pay the rents to my said wife, Mary Pavey, and on her decease to my grandson, Thomas Penly"
From the Abstract of the will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758), "I give my Cottage or Dwelling house wherein Grace Millard doth now live at world's End, in the parrish of Woodchester, in like manner, and on my wifes decease unto my grandson, William Penly."
From the Abstract of the Will of John Pavey, avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758), "Unto my executors the sum of Thirty pounds for the binding forth apprentice of my said Grandson, Joseph Penly"
From the Abstract of the will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (written 18 feb 1758),
I give my Tyning of Arable Land of Five acres in Avening in like manner, and on my wifes decease unto my Grandson John Penly.
I give my two acres of wood and woodland whick I lately purchased of John Bailward at winnoshedge in Avening in like manner, and on my wifes decease unto my grandson John Penly"Nymphsfield, Glocester parrish marriages as John Penly, Junr, b. p. Nailsworth
Susanne Dee, sp p. n. , married to John Penly Junr, in Nymphsfield Parriash, Goucester, Eng, on 22 oct 1766
Name as Edmund Penley from Avening Parrish register in Goucester, England in 1775
From Abstract of the Will of John Pavey, Avening, 1764 (writen 18 feb 1758), "Unto my Executors Fourty Pounds for the education and maintenance of my grandaughter, Mary Penly until shee attain the age of one and twenty"