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Mary …

Name: Mary //
Given names: Mary

Sex Female

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Family with Samuel Kinge
partner	Links Birth: 1592 29 25 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Christening: 17 December 1592 30 25 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Death: March 1672 — Willow Hall, Halifax, Yorkshire, England LDS baptism: 12 March 1965 LDS endowment: 21 June 1965 LDS child sealing: 23 October 1969 Unique identifier: 1C6EAF3A4C94F1428732E6A6392CB604EA6E Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Mary … James Kinge Mary Kinge Samuel Kinge 1592–1672 Birth: 1592 29 25 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Death: March 1672 — Willow Hall, Halifax, Yorkshire, England
herself	Links Unique identifier: 1C6EAF3A4C94F1428732E6A6392CB604EA6E Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Samuel Kinge James Kinge Mary Kinge Mary … …–…
son	Links Birth: about 1600 8 Marriage: about 1628 — Yorkshire, England Death: 24 May 1672 — Yorkshire, England Burial: 26 May 1672 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England LDS baptism: 3 September 2001 — Chicago LDS endowment: 2 November 2002 LDS child sealing: 16 May 2003 Unique identifier: CDEC5E196E4FE549BFBBBF9A06948808189A Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Susan Naylor Charles Kinge James King John Kinge Judith Kinge Henry Kinge Samuel Kinge Isaac Kinge Thomas Kinge Mary Kinge Edward Kinge James Kinge 1600–1672 Birth: about 1600 8 Death: 24 May 1672 — Yorkshire, England
daughter	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Mary Kinge …–…

Events of close relatives
Birth of a son	James Kinge about 1600
Marriage of a son	James Kinge — Susan Naylor — View this family about 1628 Yorkshire, England
Death of a husband	Samuel Kinge March 1672 Willow Hall, Halifax, Yorkshire, England
Death of a son	James Kinge 24 May 1672 Yorkshire, England
Burial of a son	James Kinge 26 May 1672 Halifax, Yorkshire, England
Unique identifier	AE753188DB1AB54A913789BE9FF9EAFC5D8B
Last change	20 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	John Waterhouse held tenements in Skircoat under Thomas Savile , of Copley Hall, and in the will of the latter in 1569, was a t rustee under it in a matterwhich is of sufficient interest to m ention here. Certain monies, for which the son, robert Savile , was bond, to perform requirements of the will for thebenefi t of the younger daughters, were to be paid yearly in the Paris h Church of Halifax, on the anniversary of the burial of the tes tator: and were tobe received there by Anne Savile, the widow , John Waterhouse, of the Broadgates, Michael Waterhouse, brothe r of the last-named James King, of Willow Hall,John Brigg, and E dward Wilkinson, or some of them, and the money was to be spen t in wool or other wares at the discretion of the persons named , and soldfor a reasonable profit for the use of the four daugh ters of Thomas Savile,to some person of credit upon good securi ty, but it was "In no wise to be lent for usurie."

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John Waterhouse held tenements in Skircoat under Thomas Savile
, of Copley Hall, and in the will of the latter in 1569, was a t
rustee under it in a matterwhich is of sufficient interest to m
ention here. Certain monies, for which the son, robert Savile
, was bond, to perform requirements of the will for thebenefi
t of the younger daughters, were to be paid yearly in the Paris
h Church of Halifax, on the anniversary of the burial of the tes
tator: and were tobe received there by Anne Savile, the widow
, John Waterhouse, of the Broadgates, Michael Waterhouse, brothe
r of the last-named James King, of Willow Hall,John Brigg, and E
dward Wilkinson, or some of them, and the money was to be spen
t in wool or other wares at the discretion of the persons named
, and soldfor a reasonable profit for the use of the four daugh
ters of Thomas Savile,to some person of credit upon good securi
ty, but it was "In no wise to be lent for usurie."