"The Wyncolls of Suffolk and Essex" - Concordance of Proper Names

Concordance for "The Wyncolls of Suffolk and Essex" S - V

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SableRoger Wyncoll (B)L 36 , 1 and 4 - Sable, a fesse between three doves,
SableIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 30 Sable, a fess between three Birds or Doves Argent:- for Page. 
SableIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 84 No.1, Sable, a fess between three doves, Argent, membered Gules. Page. 
SableThomas Wyncoll (F)L 46 2. Sable, a fess between three doves, argent, membered gules. Page. 
SacrilegeIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 244 of Sacrilege, ed. 1653, p.243). His only daughter, Frances, married
SadlerThomas Wyncoll (H)L 178 1853-1830 - G. Sadler
SadlerThomas Wyncoll (H)L 180 1835-1835 - W. S. Sadler
SadlerThomas Wyncoll (H)L 184 1839 - J. W. Sadler.
SaleThomas Wyncoll (H)L 65 of Sale, of which an illustration is given
SalemIntroductionL 446 , Salem, 1631, Felt.
SalemIntroductionL 479 , marked as of Salem 1631.
Samuel CooperThomas Wyncoll (J)L 91 Samuel Cooper of Colchester, farmer, and his son William, his executors.
Samuel GibbsThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 135 part and Samuel Gibbs of Stoke-by-Naylaud, Esquire, Robert Maidstone of
Samuel RudkinThomas Wyncoll (J)L 5 daughter of Samuel Rudkin, of Langham at Mile End church, Colchester, on
SancroftThomas Wyncoll (F)L 222 5. "Among the Sancroft letters in the Harleian
SapworthThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 326 and heiress of . . . . Sapworth, and had by her four sons and three daughters.
Sarah AnnThomas Wyncoll (L)L 20 on May 8th, 1857, Sarah Ann, daughter of Mark Simpson Scrutton, of Elmstead,
Sarah AnnThomas Wyncoll (L)L 22 but the daughter, Sarah Ann, died, and was buried at Mile End, in October,
Sarah AnnThomas Wyncoll (L)L 29      His wife, Sarah Ann, died February 2nd, 1886,
Sarah WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 159 and Sarah Wyncoll. Deborah Wyncoll married a third time to William
Sarah WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 14 first child entered is:- "Sarah Wyncoll was born October 6th, 1779." 
Sarah WyncollWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 76 Sarah Wyncoll (nee Wrench)
Sarah WyncollCharles Wyncoll (M)L 2 and Sarah Wyncoll,
SarahThomas Wyncoll (H)L 116 and Sarah his
SarahThomas Wyncoll (J)L 4 , August, 1749, and resided there until his marriage to Sarah,
SarahThomas Wyncoll (J)L 23 " instead of a girl "Sarah." The girl Sarah
SarahThomas Wyncoll (J)L 23 ." The girl Sarah
SarahWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 23      He married Sarah, daughter of Charles Wrench,
SarahWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 68 ) opposite his house. His wife Sarah,
SarahCharles Wyncoll (M)L 64 He left issue, sorrowing Sarah his wife, 2 sons and 2 daughters, 
SarahCharles Wyncoll (M)L 66      His wife Sarah died 1838, aged 71 years, and
ScheduleThomas Wyncoll (H)L 245 . II., 1729, "A Schedule
SchoolroomThomas Wyncoll (F)L 263 inscribed in these terms is in the Schoolroom at
ScotchThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 176 . (Rot. Pip. Northd.). He opposed the Scotch
ScotiaeThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 69 Et ad Scotiae confinia praediis et honoribus accrevit, 
ScotiamThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 72 et Scotiam gestis 
ScotlandThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 121 ., of Scotland, was descended from
ScotlandThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 205 , king of Scotland, to York,
ScotlandThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 219 of Scotland, won the battle of Argyle,
ScotlandThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 222 of Scotland (Par. Edward II., us. 5). but this
ScotlandThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 224 Scotland between Berwick-on- Tweed and river Forth, marshes of Annandale,
ScotlandThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 225 of Scotland, 4 Edward II., indorso m. 5). He
ScotlandCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 128 in Scotland. Here our third son, Breame Ramsay Fowler, was born.
ScotsIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 209 of Scots, his half-brother, Sir
ScotsThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 178 was taken by the Scots 20 Henry II. (see Leland
Scott KennedyCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 76 H. Scott Kennedy, of the 99th, the husband of my wife's eldest sister,
ScottishThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 261 , to the Scottish wars
SealThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 156 have caused our Seal to be affixed to these Letters. Witnesses. Matilda
SecondCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 130 , and Second in command,
SegarThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 265 reason according to Segar, except perhaps on account of civil contentions. 
SerapisCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 97 1st February, 1885, and sailed for home in H.M.S. "Serapis" on 1st April,
Serjeant's InnIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 236 . He died suddenly of apoplexy at Serjeant's Inn and
Serjeant-at-LawIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 200 . 1567, was called to the degree of Serjeant-at-Law.
ServiceCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 160 from the Service on 1st April, 1905. From retirement I was appointed District
SeveralThomas Wyncoll (H)L 58      Several of the adjacent fields at are still
SeveralThomas Wyncoll (H)L 139 . Several actions
SeveralThomas Wyncoll (L)L 27 guardian and overseer, etc., for Several
Severall'sIntroductionL 5 father been born at Severall's farm, Mile End, Colebester.  He showed
SeverallsThomas Wyncoll (I)L 173 the following entry amongst the particulars of the premises (the Severalls
SeverallsWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 6 " (or Severalls) and "Norp's Farm," and, acting
SewellThomas Wyncoll (F)L 267 (Sewell), pp. 98 - 101. 
ShahCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 41 there, I sailed in H.M.S. "Shah "- Captain (afterwards Admiral) R. Bradshaw,
ShahjahanpurCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 83 buck (20 inch horn). My wife joined me at Shahjahanpur, where we stayed
ShalfordThomas Wyncoll (F)L 24 , of Shalford, Essex. It is
ShalfordThomas Wyncoll (F)L 70 , of Shalford, was, but the marriage does not appear on
ShalfordThomas Wyncoll (F)L 102 , January 1665. Shalford, Kelvedon
ShalfordThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 3 , of Shalford, Essex.
SharjahanpurCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 81 the regiment to Sharjahanpur, a 733 miles walk. It was a delightful journey,
ShireThomas Wyncoll (F)L 215 of the Shire . .
ShorncliffeCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 133 1898, we moved to Shorncliffe, where I commanded my Corps, and remained
SierIntroductionL 62      Mr. L. C. Sier has written an article on the
Simon FumeauxThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 173 , married Simon Fumeaux
SimonThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 210 was the ward of Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester, he giving a fine
SimonstownCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 51 from Simonstown in H.M.S. "Crocodile," on 1st October. While in Zululand
Sir Arthur Lyon FremantleCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 121 and Sir Arthur Lyon Fremantle;
Sir Charles UmfrevilleThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 59 half-brother, Sir Charles Umfreville, is in Langham church, the inscription
Sir Charles UmfrevilleThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 324 , and had issue - Sir Charles Umfreville, of Stoke-by-Nayland,
Sir Edward CokeIntroductionL 381 his illustrious predecessor (Sir Edward Coke) at the original trial. Lingard
Sir Francis GaudyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 229 . Sir Francis Gaudy, as
Sir Francis GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 227 Sir Francis Gawdy. Sir Thomas had one son, Henry, who survived him and
Sir Henry GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 267 Sir Henry Gawdy in Claxton church, Norfolk. -Bloomfield's Norfolk
Sir Henry Montague'sIntroductionL 379 previously.  Sir Henry Montague's language on this occasion forms
Sir Henry MontagueIntroductionL 373 secondly, Sir Henry Montague, knight, Recorder of London (1604), King's
Sir Henry MontagueIntroductionL 418 Sir Henry Montague left no issue surviving him by his wife (nee Anne Wyncoll). 
Sir Henry SmythCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 121 , my generals being Sir Henry Smyth and Sir Arthur Lyon Fremantle;
Sir Henry WentworthIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 28 daughter of Sir Henry Wentworth of Codham Hall, Wethersfield, Essex) was
Sir John PerrotIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 231 on 18th April, 1589, Sir John Perrot, in June, 1592, Robert Devereux, Earl
Sir John SpencerIntroductionL 368 Sir John Spencer, Lord Mayor of London.  His third daughter, Alice,
Sir John SpencerIntroductionL 369 married the father, Sir John Spencer himself, and thus became the step-mother
Sir Lionel HallidayIntroductionL 372 mentioned, married, first, Sir Lionel Halliday, Lord Mayor of London, and,
Sir Nevil LyttletonCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 148 and then Sir Nevil Lyttleton
Sir Neville UmfrevilleThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 280 dined with Sir Neville Umfreville at his seat near that place and had goose
Sir Peyton SkipworthCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 16 in which I remained three very happy years. My friend was Sir Peyton Skipworth,
Sir Richard PageRoger Wyncoll (B)L 46 These arms were confirmed to Sir Richard Page, knight,
Sir Richard PageRoger Wyncoll (B)L 49 , father of Sir Richard Page, married . . . . daughter and co-heiress
Sir Richard PageRoger Wyncoll (B)L 52 descent from Sir Richard Page.
Sir Richard PageIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 81 to Sir Richard Page 20th February, 1530. They were :-
Sir Richard PageIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 94 Sir Richard Page, although there seems little doubt that such was the fact. 
Sir Richard PykeIntroductionL 197 and died in November, 152 I.  It was attested by "Sir Richard Pyke,
Sir RobertThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 255 10. Sir Robert, second son of Sir Thomas, being his male
Sir RobertThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 264 , son of Sir Robert, varied his arms without apparent
Sir Thomas BerneyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 229 Sir Thomas Berney, of Park Hall, Reedham, Norfolk. Sir Francis Gaudy, as
Sir Thomas Gawdy'sIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 224 for Sir Thomas Gawdy's grave 6s.
Sir Thomas GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 64 of Sir Thomas Gawdy,2 of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk, a Judge
Sir Thomas GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 71 Sir Thomas Gawdy, had, amongst many other estates, a seat at, and was in
Sir Thomas GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 197 Sir Thomas Gawdy entered the Inner Temple 12th February,
Sir Thomas GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 216 time of his death, which took place on 4th November, 1558, Sir Thomas Gawdy
Sir Thomas GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 222 1588, Sir Thomas Gawdy, Knighte, was buried ye 12th day
Sir Thomas HoneywoodIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 173 Sir Thomas Honeywood, Richard Harlackenden, Isaac Wincoll and John Elliston."
Sir ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 227 . Sir Thomas had one son, Henry, who survived him and
Sir ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 239 9. Sir Thomas, the second son of Earl Robert by the second
Sir ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 255 , second son of Sir Thomas, being his male
Sir Walter RaleighIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 233 trial for high treason in February, 1601, Sir Walter Raleigh in November,
Sir Walter RaleighIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 236 of Sir Walter Raleigh. He died suddenly of apoplexy at Serjeant's Inn and
Sir William CookeThomas Wyncoll (F)L 223 , there is one from Sir William Cooke,
Sir William CookeThomas Wyncoll (F)L 257 his wife, eldest daughter of Sir William Cooke,
Sir William Waldegrave'sIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 27      Sir William Waldegrave's second son (by Margery,
Sir William WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 9 of Sir William Waldegrave, of Smallbridge, Bures St. Mary (who died 30th
Sir William WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 45 coats of Sir William Waldegrave, included the following seven coats obtained
Sir William WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 76 family was Sir William Waldegrave, who was nominated 5 Henry VIII. as one
Sir William WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 104 (second son of Sir William Waldegrave). On the death
Sir WilliamIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 11 fourteen additional quarterings to its arms. The arms of this Sir William
Sir WilliamThomas Wyncoll (F)L 179 given in the footnote again proves that Sir William Cooke4
SirIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 209 , his half-brother, Sir
SirThomas Wyncoll (F)L 227 to say:- 'Sir, I have a Brother-in-Law, who lives in Essex, a very worthy
SirCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 30 ) Sir
SirCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 123 Sir A. S. Wynne, K.C.B. I worked with Colonel E. Hughes, C.B., G.C.M.,
SirCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 147 , first under Sir H. Hildyard
SixThomas Wyncoll (H)L 49 but there is no positive proof of this. Six of them are now at Langham
SizeIntroductionL 270 ."  Size of effigy 18¼ by
SizerThomas Wyncoll (H)L 170 1761 - Mrs. Sizer
SmallbridgeIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 9 , of Smallbridge, Bures St. Mary (who died 30th
SmallbridgeIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 79 twice visited Smallbridge in her progress through
SomeIntroductionL 60 Some excuse may surely be found for my ungallant statement above. 
SomeIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 110 the place is a perfect wilderness. Some fine old cedars and the bole of
SomeThomas Wyncoll (H)L 50 . Some of them are said to be by
Somerset HouseIntroductionL 165 5.  At Somerset House, reference No. 18: Maynwarying. 1521.
Somerset HouseIntroductionL 220 . Somerset House,
Somerset HouseIntroductionL 274 9. At Somerset House, reference No.9: Thower.
Somerset HouseIntroductionL 301 Somerset House, ref. No. 20: Ayloffe.  1519.
Somerset HouseIntroductionL 317 11. Somerset House, No. 24: Arundell. 
Somerset HouseThomas Wyncoll (F)L 102 p.218, at Somerset House. At Halstead, January 1665. Shalford, Kelvedon
Somerset HouseThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 109 according to the authorities at Somerset House, and there is only an entry
Somerset HouseThomas Wyncoll (H)L 189 32, Somerset House.
Somerset HouseThomas Wyncoll (I)L 185 2. Somerset House, No. 569
SonIntroductionL 65 and Son, the printers, are kindly giving me every assistance,
SonIntroductionL 447 Son of Thomas of the
SonsThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 157 our Sons, this 10th day of July in the tenth
South AfricaThomas Wyncoll (H)L 43 told me of it years ago in South Africa, and that none of his family would
South AfricaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 99 commanded the regiment in South Africa, being in command of the troops. 
South AfricaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 136 , and sailed for South Africa,
South AfricaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 145 in South Africa, which
South AfricaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 155 months, and, on my return to South Africa, commanded the Army Service Corps
South AfricanCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 134 at this, my best station, I consider, till the outbreak of the South African
South DevonCharles Wyncoll (M)L 48 , South Devon, where he resided until his
South DevonCharles Wyncoll (M)L 72 , South Devon, on the 17th May,
South StaffordshiresCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 32 promotion into the South Staffordshires,
SouthamptonCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 137 from Southampton, in the Union Castle s.s. "Braemar Castle." On arrival
Southern CommandCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 161 , Southern Command, on 24th April, 1905, and later, on 23rd
SpaciousIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 120 old hall still stand, and are of a most substantial and Spacious character
SpainThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 122 of Spain, who conquered Ireland
Spanish ArmadaThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 282 destruction to the Spanish Armada. She had only that moment returned the
Spelman's HistoryIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 243 and brined there without any ceremony." - Spelman's History
SpirlingIntroductionL 335 his lease of Spirling, part of the manor of Brampton
SportsIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 158 of Sports, preaching that the
Spread Eagles SableIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 36 3 Spread Eagles Sable
Spring WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 120 as well as in his own marriage settlement, as "Spring Wyncoll." His mother
Spring WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 122 , was "commonly called Spring Wyncoll" and such
Spring WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 22 birthday (16th June, 1683) and he is therein described as "Spring Wyncoll
Spring WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 36 The whole property, it was set forth, "the said Spring Wyncoll hath as
Spring WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 87 registers as the son or daughter of "Mr. Spring Wyncoll and Dorothy his
Spring WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 207 , was plaintiff, and Spring Wyncoll and Mary his wife,
SpringIntroductionL 52 Spring) may have been a most estimable person in his eyes, but she certainly
SpringIntroductionL 54 (Spring) Wyncoll ("G") was cut off with the proverbial shilling
SpringThomas Wyncoll (F)L 87 a member of a younger branch of the celebrated Spring family of Lavenham,
SpringThomas Wyncoll (F)L 119 "Spring" Wyncoll. Moreover he is described in several deeds I have seen,
SpringThomas Wyncoll (F)L 133 Spring) on condition that she paid 100l. within two years of his
SpringThomas Wyncoll (F)L 246 ("Spring") Wyncoll and
SpringThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 1 ("Spring") Wyncoll
SpringThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 86 name or "Spring," but each of his children is entered in the Langham church
SpringThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 88 wife," and their third child was christened "Spring." 
SpringThomas Wyncoll (H)L 2 ("Spring") and
SpringThomas Wyncoll (H)L 211 . The Spring
SpringThomas Wyncoll (I)L 165      Spring, the fourth son, lived at Langham but
SpringsThomas Wyncoll (F)L 71 those registers, nor are there any entries therein of any Springs at this
St. Botolph'sIntroductionL 419 , and was buried at St. Botolph's
St. ClereThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 291 heiress of St. Clere, and had issue:- William (16). He married,
St. ClereThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 331 eldest son, St. Clere, of Higham Hall, and that on August 31st, 1679, he
St. EdmundsCharles Wyncoll (M)L 53 of St. Edmunds, Dudley, and numerous pieces of plate from his old pupils,
St. GilesIntroductionL 464 of St. Giles,
St. HelenaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 38 , I sailed for St. Helena in the Union Company's mail
St. HelenaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 40 and lost. At St. Helena I met my dear wife, and after six happy months
St. HelenaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 149      My wife and daughter, who had been at St. Helena
St. John's ChurchThomas Wyncoll (L)L 31 was buried at St. John's Church, Colchester, aged 60 years. He died at
St. John's ChurchThomas Wyncoll (L)L 32 on the 11th August, 1911, and is buried at St. John's Church.
St. John'sWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 68 district church (St. John's) opposite his house. His wife Sarah,
St. John'sThomas Wyncoll (L)L 26 and St. John's
St. John'sCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 68 straight to St. John's church, where we were married by the Rev. W. H.
St. JohnCharles Wyncoll (M)L 30 of St. John, at Margate, to the vicar, the Rev. Canon Josiah Bateman, M.A.
St. Luke'sCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 104 at St. Luke's
St. LukeCharles Wyncoll (M)L 41 of the new parish of St. Luke, where he remained till 1890. 
St. Martin's-in-the-FieldsCharles Wyncoll (M)L 26 , at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, London, on the 20th
St. MartinIntroductionL 131 in the octave of St. Martin 34 Edward III, and confirmed in Hilary term
St. MatthiasCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 167 was baptised at St. Matthias church, Earls Court. The history of my wife's
St. MichaelThomas Wyncoll (J)L 76 of St. Michael, Mile End, contributing 32l. thereto, there being
St. MichaelCharles Wyncoll (M)L 34 organ and reredos to the beautiful old church of St. Michael and All Angels,
Staff CorpsCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 78 , I resigned my Staff Corps appointment
StaffCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 124 , who taught me most of what little I know of Staff
StaffCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 127 of my Staff appointment, and I was ordered to Edinburgh to command the
Staple InnThomas Wyncoll (H)L 8 , of Staple Inn, and Thomas Paris,1
State TrialsIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 230 , took part in several State Trials, viz., the Earl of Arundel,
SteddyCharles Wyncoll (M)L 68 was a Steddy, I believe
SteddysCharles Wyncoll (M)L 69 and Steddys, and
Stephen BrownThomas Wyncoll (H)L 160 1741-1741 - Stephen Brown
StevensCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 101 ) F. Stevens, I was ordered to
Stoke-by-NaylandThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 324 , of Stoke-by-Nayland,
Stoke-by-NaylandThomas Wyncoll (H)L 26 and Stoke-by-Nayland.
Stoke-by-NaylandThomas Wyncoll (H)L 211 Stoke-by-Nayland, Framlingham, and Parham Hacheston, Suffolk. The Spring
Stoke-by-NaylaudThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 135 of Stoke-by-Naylaud, Esquire, Robert Maidstone of
StokeThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 64 De Stoke juxta Nayland Corn. Suffolc: 
StormThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 284 by a Storm. She drank another Flagon to wash down the goose and the good
StoughtonIntroductionL 455 under either or both Stoughton and Danford as President to serve as clerk
StourThomas Wyncoll (H)L 25 the Stour valley within a few yards of the river. It is approached by a
Subsidy ReturnsRoger Wyncoll (B)L 125 Subsidy Returns for the parish of Little Waldingfield on the 10th February,
Subsidy ReturnsJohn Wyncoll (C)L 54      The Subsidy Returns for Suffolk in 1568 throw
SubsidyIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 77 of the most discreet persons for assessing and collecting the Subsidy."
SudburyIntroductionL 79 and Sudbury.
SudburyIntroductionL 85 , near Sudbury.
SudburyIntroductionL 149 , near Sudbury, the common ancestor, is the first of the family
SudburyIntroductionL 158 of Sudbury and the prior of Clare for trentalls of masses. 
SudburyIntroductionL 175 , a house at Sudbury, tenements and
SudburyIntroductionL 255 and 10d. each to the prior and convent of the friars of Sudbury,
SudburyRoger Wyncoll (B)L 24 to Sudbury. Roger Wyncoll married Thomasine, daughter of Page, "a sole
SudburyJohn Wyncoll (C)L 72 , gentleman, of Sudbury, afterwards
SudburyJohn Wyncoll (C)L 117 of Sudbury (Lib. Wroo, fo. 222) on the 25th February, 1577.
SudburyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 258 , of Sudbury, came out of ye
SudburyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 261 , of Sudbury, and, thirdly, Matthew Lawrence, Town Preacher, of Ipswich.-
SudhuryIntroductionL 192 , at Sudhury and the neighbouring
SuffolcThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 64 . Suffolc
Suffolk Archaeological SocietyIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 78 of the Suffolk Archaeological Society, vol. iv., pp.
Suffolk Poll BookThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 112 we learn from the Suffolk Poll Book, was vicar of Bouedge (near Woodbridge)
SuffolkAuthor's NoteL 4 , Suffolk, which belong to the Ecclesiastical
SuffolkIntroductionL 31 of Suffolk, 1577.
SuffolkIntroductionL 70 and Suffolk clergymen, chiefly the Rev. Thomas Myers, vicar
SuffolkIntroductionL 107 , 2 Suffolk; and,
SuffolkIntroductionL 129 , Suffolk: 35 Edward.
SuffolkIntroductionL 162 . Suffolk, cli. 492.
SuffolkIntroductionL 392 in Suffolk, and was a Member of the Middle
SuffolkIntroductionL 445 , Co. Suffolk.
SuffolkRoger Wyncoll (B)L 4 , Suffolk.
SuffolkRoger Wyncoll (B)L 61 , Suffolk;
SuffolkRoger Wyncoll (B)L 69 of Suffolk, 1577, G
SuffolkRoger Wyncoll (B)L 114 (co. Suffolk)
SuffolkJohn Wyncoll (C)L 10 of Suffolk. 1
SuffolkJohn Wyncoll (C)L 45 of Suffolk, vol. i., p.48: "The manor
SuffolkJohn Wyncoll (C)L 54 for Suffolk in 1568 throw
SuffolkJohn Wyncoll (C)L 70 , Suffolk; Anne, who married, first, Richard
SuffolkJohn Wyncoll (C)L 71 , Suffolk, secondly Taylor; John, who died sine prole;
SuffolkIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 218 and other estates in Suffolk and Berkshire.
SuffolkIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 271 of Suffolk. Harl..
SuffolkThomas Wyncoll (F)L 153 , comitatu Suffolk, una cum uxore charissima
SuffolkThomas Wyncoll (F)L 178 mills, Suffolk.3 Moreover, the extract
SuffolkThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 15 , Suffolk, where she died, and was buried 30th November, 1708,
SuffolkThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 56 and Suffolk to provide a competent
SuffolkThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 325 county Suffolk, whose issue died out. He married, secondly, Isabel, daughter
SuffolkThomas Wyncoll (H)L 9 , Suffolk, gentlemen. He married Penelope Driver of Langham,
SuffolkThomas Wyncoll (H)L 211 , Suffolk. The Spring
SuffolkThomas Wyncoll (H)L 249 , Suffolk, 11 George II. (1737), Michaelmas.
SuppliesCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 143 of Supplies from the
SupplyCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 100      After six months' Supply and Transport course
SurreyRoger Wyncoll (B)L 38 , co. Surrey). 3 - A chevron
SurreyRoger Wyncoll (B)L 50 , co. Surrey. The third coat 'Thorpe' evidently
SurreyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 87 , co. Surrey
SusanThomas Wyncoll (H)L 208 and Susan his wife, Dan Partridge and Elizabeth his wife,
SussexIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 198 , Sussex,
Swingledon GreenAuthor's NoteL 17 doubt. We find them living at Swingledon Green, at Wincoll's Hall, which
TampionThomas Wyncoll (J)L 64 , Tampion and Metcalf respectively. John had
TattingstoneIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 251 arid Tattingstone,
TaylorJohn Wyncoll (C)L 71 , secondly Taylor; John, who died sine prole;
TeignmouthCharles Wyncoll (M)L 48 ," Teignmouth, South Devon, where he resided until his
TeignmouthCharles Wyncoll (M)L 72 ," Teignmouth, South Devon, on the 17th May,
TeignmouthCharles Wyncoll (M)L 74 ," Teignmouth,
TenThomas Wyncoll (H)L 37      Ten portraits in oil used to hang upon the
TerrierAuthor's NoteL 20 in the Terrier and Wincolles in the "Rental of Monks
TerrierAuthor's NoteL 57      The "Terrier" tells of what lands it consisted.
TestamentIntroductionL 347 and Testament bearing date
Thanet LodgeCharles Wyncoll (M)L 22 including those at a preparatory school attached at Thanet Lodge. The house
ThanetCharles Wyncoll (M)L 10 at Thanet
ThanetCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 4 necessary. As stated before, I was born on the 26th October, 1857, at Thanet
ThereuponIntroductionL 389 again. Thereupon, Mr. John Wyncoll, the Town Counsellor, made an
ThirstaneCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 129 We lived at 20, Thirstane road, in Morningside. In January, 1897, I was
ThomThomas Wyncoll (H)L 93 April 8th, 132, 1714. Thom. Wyncoll, son and heir of the said Dorothy Umfreville
Thomae WaldegraveThomas Wyncoll (F)L 154 filia clarissimi viri Thomae Waldegrave, Armigeri, de Ferriers predict.
Thomas AppletonIntroductionL 339 , Thomas Appleton and Edward Coleman supervisors
Thomas AppletonIntroductionL 340 of his will.  Among the witnesses to this will were Thomas Appleton,
Thomas AppultonIntroductionL 151 the 24th October, 1504, to Thomas Appulton and Margery his wife and others
Thomas AstleyThomas Wyncoll (F)L 56 his wife, one of the daughters of Thomas Astley,
Thomas AstleyThomas Wyncoll (F)L 175 "one of the daughters of Thomas Astley, of Melton Constable," as already
Thomas CookeIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 156 , before Thomas Cooke, Isaac
Thomas EdenJohn Wyncoll (C)L 59 , Thomas Eden, Robert Crane and Robert Gurdon) only
Thomas GavdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 319 vnto Sr Thomas Gavdy of
Thomas GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 183 , daughter of Thomas Gawdy, esquyer,
Thomas GawdyIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 249 , Thomas Gawdy
Thomas GottThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 324 Thomas Gott, of Grays Inn, and had issue - Sir Charles Umfreville, of Stoke-by-Nayland,
Thomas GreenhillsCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 69 . We stayed with the Thomas Greenhills in Dhurrumtolla, Calcutta, and
Thomas HeatleyThomas Wyncoll (H)L 8 were then Thomas Heatley, of Staple Inn, and Thomas Paris,1
Thomas Lawrence'sJohn Wyncoll (C)L 87 , lately Thomas Lawrence's, of the Lord Hunsdon of
Thomas MathewIntroductionL 198 his ghostly advisor," Thomas Mathew and Richard Studwicke and was proved
Thomas Mayhew'sThomas Wyncoll (H)L 143 others. Amongst the papers in this action is a memorandum in Thomas Mayhew's
Thomas Mayhew'sThomas Wyncoll (H)L 216 consequent on Thomas Mayhew's dealings and also, perhaps, the last men-
Thomas Mayhew'sThomas Wyncoll (H)L 233 the utter hopelessness of obtaining anything out of Thomas Mayhew's estate,
Thomas Mayhew'sThomas Wyncoll (H)L 246 of Thomas Mayhew's debts."
Thomas MayhewThomas Wyncoll (H)L 70 Thomas Mayhew, of Colchester, gentlemen, were the trustees. Thomas Wyncoll
Thomas MayhewThomas Wyncoll (H)L 129 by two lawyers, Mr. Thomas Mayhew, of Colchester, and a Mr. White, of Coggeshall,
Thomas MayhewThomas Wyncoll (H)L 131 but that she had dealings with Thomas Mayhew to her cost can be proved
Thomas MayhewThomas Wyncoll (H)L 136      Thomas Mayhew appears to have died leaving
Thomas MayhewThomas Wyncoll (H)L 198 of Thomas Mayhew) was awarded the residue of his estate. Penelope Wyncoll
Thomas MayhewThomas Wyncoll (H)L 225 have little doubt, notwithstanding the liberal manner in which Thomas Mayhew
Thomas MyersIntroductionL 70 . Thomas Myers, vicar
Thomas ParisThomas Wyncoll (H)L 8 , and Thomas Paris,1
Thomas ParisThomas Wyncoll (H)L 78 wherein it is recited that Thomas Paris the elder, clerk, and many others
Thomas PotterThomas Wyncoll (H)L 208 Thomas Potter and Susan his wife, Dan Partridge and Elizabeth his wife,
Thomas RaymondThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 45 Thomas Raymond, Christopher Johnson and John Goldsmith.
Thomas RogersJohn Wyncoll (C)L 73 . Thomas Rogers, of Horringer;
Thomas SadlerThomas Wyncoll (H)L 176 1792-1811 - Thomas Sadler 
Thomas SemenThomas Wyncoll (I)L 71 property to Thomas Semen, and had he possessed
Thomas SizerThomas Wyncoll (H)L 168 1753-1760 - Thomas Sizer.  
Thomas Spring WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 100 farm." Thomas Spring Wyncoll died in the forty-eighth
Thomas SpryngeAuthor's NoteL 56 (1544)" we find that Thomas Sprynge then held Wyncolls. 
Thomas WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 8 Thomas Waldegrave, of the Ferrers, in Bures Hamlet, Essex, great granddaughter
Thomas WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 37 , the youngest son of Thomas Waldegrave, took up
Thomas WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 42 These two daughters became co-heiresses of their father, Thomas Waldegrave
Thomas WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 103 for difference, Thomas Waldegrave being the sole male representative of
Thomas WaldegraveIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 105 , only child of Thomas Waldegrave, who died at Twinstead in
Thomas WoodruffeThomas Wyncoll (H)L 142 , Thomas Woodruffe, and
Thomas WylletIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 52 , which his father had purchased from Thomas Wyllet and Henry
Thomas WyncolThomas Wyncoll (F)L 149 Thomas Wyncol, Armigeri de Twinstead, Comitatu Essex, filios
Thomas Wyncoll'sIntroductionL 51      Thomas Wyncoll's ("F") second wife (nee Mary
Thomas Wyncoll'sThomas Wyncoll (F)L 173 given below. Thomas Wyncoll's first wife was the daughter of William Cooke,
Thomas Wyncoll'sThomas Wyncoll (I)L 45 Therefore the position on Thomas Wyncoll's father's death in 17271
Thomas Wyncoll'sThomas Wyncoll (I)L 81 of Thomas Wyncoll's wife is given as "Mary" in one instance. I believe
Thomas Wyncoll'sThomas Wyncoll (I)L 128 a few years since. I think it is fairly certain that this was Thomas Wyncoll's
Thomas WyncollIntroductionL 56 , the wife of Thomas Wyncoll ("H") a generation or two later
Thomas WyncollIntroductionL 335 to Thomas Wyncoll his lease of Spirling, part of the manor of Brampton
Thomas WyncollIntroductionL 338 and Thomas Wyncoll,
Thomas WyncollJohn Wyncoll (C)L 43 "Thomas Wyncoll, Gent., son and heir, 1638."
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 9      Thomas Wyncoll (F) was
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 16      That Thomas Wyncoll was wealthy is undoubted.
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 36      Thomas Wyncoll was about 30 years of age and
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 64      Thomas Wyncoll evidently remained a widower
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 83 which were granted to Thomas Wyncoll, on the "renunciation
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 91      It would appear that Thomas Wyncoll left Twinstead
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 113 Thomas Wyncoll married Mary Spring. There is evidence that this second
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 118 beyond this, as though out of pique, Thomas Wyncoll assumed the name of
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 131      By his will, Thomas Wyncoll devised his copyhold
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 137 being Thomas Wyncoll, Henry Fenne, junior, and Henry Cooke. He died at
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (F)L 224 of Thomas Wyncoll who had held
Thomas WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 2 (G) was the eldest son of Thomas Wyncoll (F)
Thomas WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 37 heir to Thomas Wyncoll his late father deceased." 
Thomas WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 85      Not only had Thomas Wyncoll adopted the christian
Thomas WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 89      Thomas Wyncoll lived at Langham after his marriage.
Thomas WyncollThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 107 Thomas Wyncoll. His wife left none, but Letters of Administration were
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 1      Thomas Wyncoll (H), the
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 16 in the family, of which more hereafter. Thomas Wyncoll purchased the "Valley
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 63      On 30th September, 1755, Thomas Wyncoll sold
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 70 , gentlemen, were the trustees. Thomas Wyncoll
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 85 2. 17th November, 1714, Thomas Wyncoll of Langham, 25, and Penelope
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 122      There is little doubt but that Thomas Wyncoll
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 134 no will of Thomas Wyncoll was proved and Letters of Administration were
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (H)L 166 1751 - Thomas Wyncoll
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 1      Thomas Wyncoll (I) was
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 2 the only surviving son of Thomas Wyncoll (H).
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 9 for sixteen years I tried to prove Thomas Wyncoll (I) the son of his father
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 20 that Thomas Wyncoll, Gentleman, a customary tenant of the
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 22 Thomas Wyncoll an infant and the only son (filius unicus) of the
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 30 is the son and heir of Thomas Wyncoll deceased." At this and subsequent
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 57 . This shews conclusively that Thomas Wyncoll (I) was the son and
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 58 heir of Thomas Wyncoll (H) deceased. 
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 69 , Thomas Wyncoll attained
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 74      It seems that Thomas Wyncoll returned to Langham
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 88 the land Thomas Wyncoll farmed in this parish. We find the first entry
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 94 as I believe to have been the case, that Thomas Wyncoll died in 1785 and
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 102 the connection; but of course now we are able to prove that Thomas Wyncoll
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 106      I do not think that Thomas Wyncoll owned any
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 122 life and deeds of Thomas Wyncoll (I) it is regrettable that I am unable
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 133 documents he was described as "Thomas Wyncoll, Gent." leads one to suppose
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (I)L 170      It would appear that Thomas Wyncoll hired,
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 1      Thomas Wyncoll (J) was
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 2 the second son of Thomas Wyncoll (I). His elder
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 29 not know more about their grandparents. My uncle, Mr. Thomas Wyncoll of
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 31 farm, tells us some little. He says Thomas Wyncoll (J), his grandfather,
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 56 (J), made over to "Thomas Wyncoll, (junr.) a number of
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 67      Thomas Wyncoll (J) evidently considered that
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 83      Thomas Wyncoll (J) died May 18th,
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (J)L 99      Thomas Wyncoll had eight children, four sons
Thomas WyncollWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 4 the second son of his father, Thomas Wyncoll (J),
Thomas WyncollWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 39 Thomas Wyncoll 
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (L)L 2      Thomas Wyncoll (L),
Thomas WyncollThomas Wyncoll (L)L 24      Thomas Wyncoll, as his father before him, showed
Thomas WyncolnThomas Wyncoll (J)L 50 . Thomas Wyncoln. 108 acres.
ThomasIntroductionL 54 that Thomas (Spring) Wyncoll ("G") was cut off with the proverbial shilling
ThomasIntroductionL 447 of Thomas of the
ThomasIntroductionL 479      Thomas, by Farmer, marked as of Salem 1631.
ThomasIntroductionL 480      Thomas, Watertown, a proprietor, 1642, is therefore
ThomasRoger Wyncoll (B)L 64 , who married Thomas
ThomasJohn Wyncoll (C)L 69 , who married Thomas
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 134 (E), or Thomas
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 144 , the first wife of Thomas (F), on the
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 210 (or Thomas) Gawdy (Queen's Serjeant-at-Law) leading for the prosecution.
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 32 and, the youngest (Thomas, of Ferrers) to Elizabeth, daughter of Robert
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 37 died unmarried. Thomas, the youngest son of Thomas Waldegrave, took up
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 38 , and had Thomas (who married
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 132 died an infant on 24th July, 1620, (2) Thomas (F),
ThomasIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 198 and baptised his sons Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (F)L 54 of Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (F)L 66 By such marriage, there were issue:- Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (F)L 246      Thomas ("Spring") Wyncoll and
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (F)L 256 , eldest sonne of Thomas
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 1      Thomas ("Spring") Wyncoll
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 28      The property brought into settlement by Thomas
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 79      Thomas and Dorothy Wyncoll's marriage settlement
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 84 their eldest son, Thomas, as will be shewn later. 
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 245 and left two sons, Thomas and Robert. The elder
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 246 son, Thomas, succeeded his father and died 12th February 14 Richard II.,
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 290 15. Thomas, second son, married Dorothy, daughter and Co-
ThomasThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 296 this Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (H)L 2 eldest son of Thomas ("Spring") and
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (H)L 57 age which were undoubtedly used by Thomas and Penelope Wyncoll. 
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (H)L 96 appurtenances, in the occupation of the said Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (H)L 98 April 8th, 132, 1714. Thomas wyncoll, gent., son and heir of the said Dorothy
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 10 Thomas (H) without success. It then struck me to try the Court Rolls of
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 12 and strange to say I received proof that he was the son and heir of Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 23 said Thomas and of the age of nine years, by Penelope his Mother, prayed
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 25 and because the said Thomas was under age the lord granted the guardianship
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 29 " previously referred to "and that Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 48 was to Thomas (I), "an infant and only son (filius unicus) of the said
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 49 Thomas, and of the age of nine years" (see appendix iii.).
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 61 Thomas, and allowed the Langham land to revert to the lord of the manor,
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 68 long before Thomas attained his majority, and he therefore lost all right
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 95 " was carried on by his son Thomas (J) (who we know
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (I)L 161      Thomas, the second son, through whom we are
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 11 child was "Thomas," baptised privately, 29th October, 1779, but in an old
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 17 in making entries of the same people. We can hear nothing of a boy, "Thomas,"
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 23 entering it as a boy "Thomas" instead of a girl "Sarah." The girl Sarah
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 38      I am unable to fix the exact time that Thomas
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 53 1805 the two sons, Thomas and William, were working for their father and
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 54 , 1807, the eldest, Thomas,
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 56 where he, Thomas (J), made over to "Thomas Wyncoll, (junr.) a number of
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 59 occupation. Thomas was unfortunately a chip of the old block as far as
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 63 and Thomas, and three daughters
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 65 eight children and Thomas nine, and these the senior branch are still farm
ThomasThomas Wyncoll (J)L 68 he had given his eldest son Thomas his sbare during his lifetime, as he
ThomasinRoger Wyncoll (B)L 61 Thomasin, who married William Bogais, gentleman, of Edwardstone, Suffolk;
Thomasine PageIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 93 shewing descent of Thomasine Page, wife of Roger Wyncoll (B), from
ThomasineRoger Wyncoll (B)L 24 married Thomasine, daughter of Page, "a sole
ThomasineRoger Wyncoll (B)L 29 ," Thomasine
ThomasineRoger Wyncoll (B)L 88 hereditaments," Thomasine, his wife, shonld have an annuity of 20l.
ThomasineRoger Wyncoll (B)L 123 widow, Thomasine, outlived
ThomasineJohn Wyncoll (C)L 46 and Thomasine
ThomasineJohn Wyncoll (C)L 69 (D); Thomasine, who married Thomas
Thomasyn WyncollRoger Wyncoll (B)L 133 . - Thomasyn Wyncoll, vidua, 10l.
ThoroughAuthor's NoteL 9      Thorough search has been made of these rolls
ThorpIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 90 , sable. Thorp
Thorpe MorieuxJohn Wyncoll (C)L 57 parish of Thorpe Morieux, on 30l. in lands.4
Thorpe MorieuxJohn Wyncoll (C)L 64 , on 19th October, 1557, at Thorpe Morieux, as appears by the registers
Thorpe MorieuxJohn Wyncoll (C)L 76 , Thorpe Morieux (in which she had a life interest
ThorpeRoger Wyncoll (B)L 40 (Thorpe). 
ThorpeRoger Wyncoll (B)L 50 . The third coat 'Thorpe' evidently
ThorpeJohn Wyncoll (C)L 63 , of Thorpe
ThorpeJohn Wyncoll (C)L 93 , 16l. in landes ... 21s 4d. Thorpe
ThouIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 165 to me who was a mere stranger to him. '0! Thou man of God, take up the
ThowerIntroductionL 274 , reference No.9: Thower.
TilburyThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 279 on her way to Tilbury on 29th September, 1589,
TimesThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 287 from the Times newspaper, 30th September, 1823.) 
TodayIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 105 will be sorry for. Today, scarce a vestige of the old place remains
Tonks CourtThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 125 , D.D., of Tonks Court, Holborn, but
TortoiseIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 38 , a Tortoise passant Argent.- for Gawdy. 
ToryThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 113 in 1727, held the vicarage, freehold. He voted Tory
ToskiCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 109 as the battle of Toski had been fought, and the war over, and so was ordered
ToursThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 148 of Tours
TowerIntroductionL 92 Tower of London, the following entry appears: "Ricus de Wynkle (sic) Confessor
TowerThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 193 , 102, in Tower of London). In
TowerThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 213 , p.2, m.17, in Tower
Town ClerkWilliam Wyncoll (K)L 20 , the present Town Clerk, in which he says: "the Corporation
Town CounsellorIntroductionL 362 and Town Counsellor of Leicester.
Town CounsellorIntroductionL 389 , the Town Counsellor, made an
Town CounsellorIntroductionL 391 Town Counsellor, who again addressed the King in 1614, was descended from
Town PreacherIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 261 , Town Preacher, of Ipswich.-
Transport StaffCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 96 and Transport Staff. I was promoted Captain in the regiment
TransportCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 100 and Transport course
TransportCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 143 Transport work, to be A.A.G. and Assistant Director of Supplies from the
TreasurerIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 199 , 1560, and Treasurer
TugelaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 46 division at Tugela. We went on to Fort Chelmsford,
TurkeIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 63 Turke
TweedThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 224 - Tweed and river Forth, marshes of Annandale,
Twinstead HallIntroductionL 11 that a bull should be killed on the premises of Twinstead Hall every Christmas
Twinstead HallRoger Wyncoll (B)L 44 Twinstead Hall (Historical Description of the Parish of Twinstead, No.5,
Twinstead HallIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 23 Twinstead Hall is situated near the church. It is a large
Twinstead HallIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 77 interim, Twinstead Hall 4
Twinstead HallIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 202 died accounts for his non-residence at Twinstead Hall during the early
Twinstead HallThomas Wyncoll (F)L 193 as for the time being shall enjoy the premises, meaning Twinstead Hall,
Twinstead HallThomas Wyncoll (F)L 256 , of Twinstead Hall, in the County of Essex, eldest sonne of Thomas
Twinstead HallThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 4 He was born at Twinstead Hall on the 16th June, 1663, his baptism being
TwinsteadIntroductionL 12 for the benefit of the poor of Twinstead, Great Henny, Pebmarsh, and Alphamstone. 
TwinsteadIntroductionL 71 of Twinstead, the Rev. T. S. Raffles, rector of Langham, and the Rev. T.
TwinsteadRoger Wyncoll (B)L 19 does not specify them in his will. He purchased the manor of Twinstead,
TwinsteadRoger Wyncoll (B)L 44 of Twinstead, No.5,
TwinsteadJohn Wyncoll (C)L 11      He inherited Twinstead manor from his father,
TwinsteadJohn Wyncoll (C)L 22 and Twinstead, his manors of Twinstead and Harberd, lands and
TwinsteadJohn Wyncoll (C)L 22 , his manors of Twinstead and Harberd, lands and
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 22 of Twinstead":-
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 52 and Twinstead, which his father had purchased from Thomas Wyllet and Henry
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 53 , and the manors of Twinstead and Harberd, and lands and tenements
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 95      I have visited Twinstead twice. The hall contained
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 99 of Twinstead, wrote
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 148 , the vicar of Twinstead, had
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 158 held his first court at Twinstead
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 166 Orders6, at Twinstead on 29th October,
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 168 , buried at Twinstead 6th March, 1617; and one other daughter. The wife
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 170 is upon the wall of the present church at Twinstead. There were five brasses
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 255 ., Twinstead.
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 348 was no issue.8 She was buried at Twinstead on 22nd April,
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 351 was buried at Twinstead on 20th August, 1638, so that he outlived his second
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 3 at the end of 1593 and was baptised at Twinstead church on
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 105 , who died at Twinstead in
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 136 , buried at Twinstead 8th November, 1638, (7) Margaret, baptised
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 137 at Twinstead 16th November, 1634, buried there 27th November, 1637, and
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 138 , buried at Twinstead 25th February, 1680. The gravestone to
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 140 wall just within the chancell under the pews" of old Twinstead church. 
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 168 was of Twinstead. He was buried with
TwinsteadIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 191 (of Twinstead
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 17 He was lord of the manors of Twinstead, Netherhall in Little Waldingfield
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 21 at Twinstead on 17th January, 1654. 
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 27 , baptised at Twinstead 27th November, 1653, who became the
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 28 , baptised at Twinstead
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 30 , baptised at Twinstead 22nd August, 1656, and
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 38 and was buried at Twinstead church and, on my visit in December, 1888,
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 67 , baptised at Twinstead 24th January, 1664, and Katherine,
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 68 baptised at Twinstead 6th August, 1669. 
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 91 left Twinstead
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 149 de Twinstead, Comitatu Essex, filios
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 183 age and was buried at Twinstead. The pecuniary bequests under his will,
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 185 between 4000l. and 5000l. and he thereby devised Twinstead
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 198 for the time being of Twinstead aforesaid unto and among the
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 225 of Twinstead under date March 25th, 1665, which is not without
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 229 of Twinstead. The request is that
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 247 his sisters being totally ignored by the will of their half-brother, Twinstead
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 251 stated, in front of the south porch of Twinstead church. Its original position
TwinsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 264 Twinstead
TwinsteadThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 5 entered in the church registers at Twinstead. His father and mother moved
TwoThomas Wyncoll (H)L 109       Two years after his purchase
TwynsteadThomas Wyncoll (F)L 139 of Twynstead where
TymmsIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 185 (Tymms),
UmballaCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 55 where I remained about three months, afterwards being sent to Umballa for
UmfranvileThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 66 ex antiqua et nobili familia de Umfranvile
UmfrevilleThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 129 , and entitled to quarter the Umfreville arms with their own. 
UmfrevilleThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 159 numbers below refer to the Umfreville
UmfrevilleThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 163 de Umfreville, "of the Beard," was kinsman of,
UmfrevilleThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 234 the Umfreville estates she could will to the Percy's. Robert, the eldest
UmfrevilleThomas Wyncoll (H)L 3 (née Umfreville), was born and baptised at
UmfrevilleThomas Wyncoll (H)L 99 Umfreville, one of the daughters of the said Isabel, to Fordlands and Oatlands,
UmfrevillesThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 118 to be able to prove their descent from royalty, and the Umfrevilles were
UmfrevillesThomas Wyncoll (H)L 48 This strengthens the belief that the portraits are those of the Umfrevilles,
UmfrevillesThomas Wyncoll (H)L 51 , who lived while the Umfrevilles held the estate. 
Union CastleCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 137 , in the Union Castle s.s. "Braemar Castle." On arrival
Union Company'sCharles Edward Wyncoll (N)L 38 in the Union Company's mail
UxoremThomas Wyncoll (F)L 155 Uxorem duxit Mariam filiam primogenitam celeberrimi viri Gulielmi Cooke,
UxorisThomas Wyncoll (F)L 152 omnibus grati qui nunc inter Uxoris atavos dormit
Valley HouseThomas Wyncoll (H)L 110 of the Valley House and lands, viz., on 24th October, 1724, he sold
Valley HouseThomas Wyncoll (I)L 5 of the Valley House, Langham, it may be safely assumed he was born there.
Valley HouseThomas Wyncoll (I)L 35 of the Valley House, Langham. 
Valley MansionThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 18 of the Valley Mansion, Langham, Essex, who
Valley MansionThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 92 that lie and his wife resided at the "Valley Mansion" with his mother-in-law,
Valley MansionThomas Wyncoll (H)L 24      The "Valley Mansion" stands at the bottom of
Valley MansionThomas Wyncoll (H)L 45 the time he did not know of the "Valley Mansion." His small daughter fully
ValleyThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 337 "The Valley."
ValleyThomas Wyncoll (H)L 16 purchased the "Valley
ValleyThomas Wyncoll (H)L 20 The extent of the Valley lands then amounted to about 80 acres, He had
ValleyThomas Wyncoll (H)L 50 , and only two remain at the Valley. Some of them are said to be by
ValleyThomas Wyncoll (H)L 150 4. The following is a list of the occupiers of the "Valley"
ValleyThomas Wyncoll (I)L 28 father and concerning the 22 acres of land adjoining the Valley house,
ValleyThomas Wyncoll (I)L 110 year only (1752), the old "Valley farm," the home of his childhood, which
VauncyIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 19 , an eagle displayed ermine. Vauncy
VertIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 38  Vert, a Tortoise passant Argent.- for Gawdy. 
VertIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 194 Vert, a tortoise passant, Argent. Crest: On a wreath,
VianThomas Spring Wyncoll (G)L 149 and Vian otherwise called Robert with the Beard, the Lordship, vale and
VirgilIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 129 Virgil will recognise that the first of these inscriptions appears in the
Virgin MaryIntroductionL 155 purposes, such as the bequest of his soul to the Virgin Mary, 20d.
Viscount MandevilIntroductionL 409 and Viscount Mandevil.  In 1626 he was created Earl
VisitationIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 272 , 1136  fo. 51 also in the Visitation of Essex,
VisitationIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 92 and Harl. MSS. 1531, fol. 55, Visitation of Bedfordshire, 1566, give Graye
VisitationsIntroductionL 361 pedigree in the Visitations of Leicester, 1619, evidently handed
VisitationsIntroductionL 461 on the authority of the Visitations of Gloucester
VisitationsRoger Wyncoll (B)L 2 ' Visitations both at the Heralds' College, 1
VisitationsRoger Wyncoll (B)L 11 ' Visitations,
VisitationsRoger Wyncoll (B)L 69 : Visitations of Suffolk, 1577, G
VisitationsIsaac Wyncoll (E)L 91 of Visitations made by Harvey, Clarancieux Herald,
VivitIsaac Wyncoll (D)L 323 Vivit post funera virtus.7

 
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