Husband Robert CHENEY
Born: Abt 1460 - of Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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1 M Robert CHENEY
Born: Abt 1490 - of Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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Died: 1542 - Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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Earliest known progenitor of this family, bonr 1460, resided in parish of Waltham Abbey, Essex. (work of Douglas Richardson, NEGHGR articles) In 1494 he witnessed a grant from John Teye to John Dalon, William Johnson and William Crouch, all of Waltham Abbey, of a tenement and garden.
General Notes for Child Robert CHENEY
n 1535, at Waltham Abbey, he enfeoffed Humphrey rowne, serjeant at law, John aslywood, gentleman, Robert Cressy, gentleman, several other men with three crofts called Burynsfields in Upshire in Waltham Abbey, which property he called jointly with Robert Sharnebrooke, William Ptratte, Richard Foorthe, Walter Bryght, and Thomas Stacy, all deceased, of the feoffment of Robert Sharnebroke and Hugh Foorthe.
Will written 26 Oct 1542, naming son Robert and daugther Agens/ Annes Donne, and requesting burial in the churchyard of Saint Lawrence, Waltham.
iI will that Johan my wiff shall ahve the howse wherein I dwell with the howses I bought of Mr. Brtytayne and a grone ffielde lyinge in hony lane and an other ffealde called healye fealde and a fealde nowe in the teanure of my sister Donne duringe the whole terme of fowre yeares ymedyatly after my decease upon Condicon that she paye unto my sonne John xl s. of good and lawfull money of England duringe the terme of the saide fowre yeares And also kepinge the said howses in sufficient reparacons duringe the said terme and also amkinge no willfull stripe nor waste and then after.. unto John my sonne (to whom) Also I geve ... the bedde with the bedstead the hanginges the bollsters coverlettes and all tinges thereto belongine standinge in the greate Chambger the little table with the frame in the said Chamber and the formes belonginge to yet vj quisshens that I boughte of Master Browne with all the payted clothes in the same Chamber, the table in the hall with the forme to yet the cupboard in the same halle and vi Joyned stooles the (baser) hanginges in the halle and the little folldinge table in the same ahlle and also the settles in the halle .. in money to be Delyvered to him within twoo yeares ymediately after my decease Also... my lease and term of yeares of and in those landes lyinge in Harford Sheare (Hertfordshire) beyonde Smallynge bridge after Mr. Marshe his yeares be expired which be three yeares after the puryfacon of oure lady nexte followinge... which landes affroesaid I ahd of Mr. Tonnworth. Also I geve to the said John my sonne two paires of shetes iij platters iij pewter dishes ij lattyn Candlestickes and a quarte pewter potte Item... to Johan my wiff for the term of iij yearses ymediately after my decease a meade that I boughte of Mr. Welche nowe in the teanure of Mr. Waterer And then after... unto Rawf my sonne to whom also a standinge bedde with all thinges threto perteyninge with the fetherbedd bollster blankettes curtens and coverlettes beinge and standinge in teh greate Chmaber nexte unto the bedd that ys geven to my sonne John the longe table in the neather halle with the fourme to yt twoo paire of sheets iij platters iij dishes bothe to be of pewter (10 pounds) within fowre yeares and ... all my other landes and tenementes as well being of the teanure of freeholde and copye holde unto her duringe her naturall lfie and after her decease then I geve unto William my sonne all that my tenemente that was sometyme Raufe Johnsons with an orchard somtyme brownes and a Cotage in easte streate that Master Browne dwelleth in and ij cotage more lying in Este streate somtyme Mr. Cresseyes... Item I geve to the said Willyam my sonne x li of good and lawfull money of England to be delyvered to him when he cometh to the age of xxiiij yeares and ... the standinge bedde and all thinges thereto belonginge beine and standinge in the Parlor to be delyvered to him at the daye of his maryage. Item I geve to Roberte my sonne 10 pounds when he cometh to the full age of xxiiij yeares. Item I geve to Agnes my doughter the somme of 26 pounds 13s 4 d wehn she shall accomplishe the full age of 20 yeares orrelles at teh daye of ehr mariage. Item ... the leases and terme of yeares that I ahve of the parcelles of lande called the kirtles and Shepcotte feald to Johan my wiff John and Raufe my sonnes equally to be devided... Item I geve adn bequeath to the mendinge of the hghe way in Croked Myle xl s to be delyvered to John Ellyotte and William Cooke and them to have the doinge of teh same by the oversighte of William Harison and Chrotofer Gouldinge. Item I geve and bequeath to the mendinge of the highe waye beyonde Samlling bridge xl s... to Mr. Stacye And that he have the doinge thereof Item I geve towards teh emndinge of the Mote hall xl s whensoever they mynded to reare and put yt uppe orells this gifte to be voide Item I geve to my neighbors of Waltham xxs s to be geven to thym when they shall rate teh ferehodlers boocke. Item I geve to my fellowes Mr. Dennye his men xl s to make merye withall or to be ordered at teh discression of John Bolte and John Hanford. Item I geve to Anaster Brownwe my new collared Jerkin and one hole yeares rente in teh howse wherin he dwelleth.
Item I geve to my sister donne the close that she holdeth of me twoo yeares after my decease freely without any rente And after... duringe her naturall liff payinge therefore yearlye x s. Also I will tha tAnaster Browne shall have his dwellinge howse duringe his liff tyme for the yearely rente of xij s. Item I will that Johan my wiff shall paye yearely to William my sonne xl s after he shall accomplishe the age of xxiij yeares.. If Joan die ore remarry, leacies not yet distributred to be delivered to William Harrison and Chrstofer Goldinge, who are to distribute them at teh times specified in the will. Also I geve and bequeathe to John my sonn my potte covered with sylver adn gilt and a goblet of silver. . within fowre yeares after my decease. Slso... to my son Rauf my cuppe Covered with silver. Item I geve to William Harrison one olde Angell. Item I geve to Christofer Goldinge my Taffeta dublette. Item I geve to everye one of my maydens now wellinge with me vj s viij d... at the saye of there mariage... to every one of my god Children.
Husband Robert CHENEY
Born: Abt 1490 - of Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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Died: 1542 - Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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1 M Robert CHENEY
Born: Abt 1520 - of Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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Died: Bef 13 Mar 1567-13 Mar 1568 - Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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Spouse: Joan HARRISON (Abt 1525-1597)
2 F Agnes CHENEY
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n 1535, at Waltham Abbey, he enfeoffed Humphrey rowne, serjeant at law, John aslywood, gentleman, Robert Cressy, gentleman, several other men with three crofts called Burynsfields in Upshire in Waltham Abbey, which property he called jointly with Robert Sharnebrooke, William Ptratte, Richard Foorthe, Walter Bryght, and Thomas Stacy, all deceased, of the feoffment of Robert Sharnebroke and Hugh Foorthe.
Will written 26 Oct 1542, naming son Robert and daugther Agens/ Annes Donne, and requesting burial in the churchyard of Saint Lawrence, Waltham.
iI will that Johan my wiff shall ahve the howse wherein I dwell with the howses I bought of Mr. Brtytayne and a grone ffielde lyinge in hony lane and an other ffealde called healye fealde and a fealde nowe in the teanure of my sister Donne duringe the whole terme of fowre yeares ymedyatly after my decease upon Condicon that she paye unto my sonne John xl s. of good and lawfull money of England duringe the terme of the saide fowre yeares And also kepinge the said howses in sufficient reparacons duringe the said terme and also amkinge no willfull stripe nor waste and then after.. unto John my sonne (to whom) Also I geve ... the bedde with the bedstead the hanginges the bollsters coverlettes and all tinges thereto belongine standinge in the greate Chambger the little table with the frame in the said Chamber and the formes belonginge to yet vj quisshens that I boughte of Master Browne with all the payted clothes in the same Chamber, the table in the hall with the forme to yet the cupboard in the same halle and vi Joyned stooles the (baser) hanginges in the halle and the little folldinge table in the same ahlle and also the settles in the halle .. in money to be Delyvered to him within twoo yeares ymediately after my decease Also... my lease and term of yeares of and in those landes lyinge in Harford Sheare (Hertfordshire) beyonde Smallynge bridge after Mr. Marshe his yeares be expired which be three yeares after the puryfacon of oure lady nexte followinge... which landes affroesaid I ahd of Mr. Tonnworth. Also I geve to the said John my sonne two paires of shetes iij platters iij pewter dishes ij lattyn Candlestickes and a quarte pewter potte Item... to Johan my wiff for the term of iij yearses ymediately after my decease a meade that I boughte of Mr. Welche nowe in the teanure of Mr. Waterer And then after... unto Rawf my sonne to whom also a standinge bedde with all thinges threto perteyninge with the fetherbedd bollster blankettes curtens and coverlettes beinge and standinge in teh greate Chmaber nexte unto the bedd that ys geven to my sonne John the longe table in the neather halle with the fourme to yt twoo paire of sheets iij platters iij dishes bothe to be of pewter (10 pounds) within fowre yeares and ... all my other landes and tenementes as well being of the teanure of freeholde and copye holde unto her duringe her naturall lfie and after her decease then I geve unto William my sonne all that my tenemente that was sometyme Raufe Johnsons with an orchard somtyme brownes and a Cotage in easte streate that Master Browne dwelleth in and ij cotage more lying in Este streate somtyme Mr. Cresseyes... Item I geve to the said Willyam my sonne x li of good and lawfull money of England to be delyvered to him when he cometh to the age of xxiiij yeares and ... the standinge bedde and all thinges thereto belonginge beine and standinge in the Parlor to be delyvered to him at the daye of his maryage. Item I geve to Roberte my sonne 10 pounds when he cometh to the full age of xxiiij yeares. Item I geve to Agnes my doughter the somme of 26 pounds 13s 4 d wehn she shall accomplishe the full age of 20 yeares orrelles at teh daye of ehr mariage. Item ... the leases and terme of yeares that I ahve of the parcelles of lande called the kirtles and Shepcotte feald to Johan my wiff John and Raufe my sonnes equally to be devided... Item I geve adn bequeath to the mendinge of the hghe way in Croked Myle xl s to be delyvered to John Ellyotte and William Cooke and them to have the doinge of teh same by the oversighte of William Harison and Chrotofer Gouldinge. Item I geve and bequeath to the mendinge of the highe waye beyonde Samlling bridge xl s... to Mr. Stacye And that he have the doinge thereof Item I geve towards teh emndinge of the Mote hall xl s whensoever they mynded to reare and put yt uppe orells this gifte to be voide Item I geve to my neighbors of Waltham xxs s to be geven to thym when they shall rate teh ferehodlers boocke. Item I geve to my fellowes Mr. Dennye his men xl s to make merye withall or to be ordered at teh discression of John Bolte and John Hanford. Item I geve to Anaster Brownwe my new collared Jerkin and one hole yeares rente in teh howse wherin he dwelleth.
Item I geve to my sister donne the close that she holdeth of me twoo yeares after my decease freely without any rente And after... duringe her naturall liff payinge therefore yearlye x s. Also I will tha tAnaster Browne shall have his dwellinge howse duringe his liff tyme for the yearely rente of xij s. Item I will that Johan my wiff shall paye yearely to William my sonne xl s after he shall accomplishe the age of xxiij yeares.. If Joan die ore remarry, leacies not yet distributred to be delivered to William Harrison and Chrstofer Goldinge, who are to distribute them at teh times specified in the will. Also I geve and bequeathe to John my sonn my potte covered with sylver adn gilt and a goblet of silver. . within fowre yeares after my decease. Slso... to my son Rauf my cuppe Covered with silver. Item I geve to William Harrison one olde Angell. Item I geve to Christofer Goldinge my Taffeta dublette. Item I geve to everye one of my maydens now wellinge with me vj s viij d... at the saye of there mariage... to every one of my god Children.
General Notes for Child Robert CHENEY
Robert's will was made 1 Oct 1567 and proved 13 Mar 1567/8, and names his children, his step-father Mr. Bryttayne, his sister Donne, his wife's brother William Harrison, and her brother in law Christopher Goldinge.
Following their marriage, Robert and Joan Cheney resided in teh parish of Waltham Abbey, Essex.
In his will, Robert requested burial "within the Churche of St. Lawrence in Waltham", giving towards the repair of the church 20 shillings and to the poor howsholders dwellinge within the said parish every of theym xij d, and making bequests as follows
I will that Johan my wiff shall have the howse wherein I dwell with the howses I bought of r Bryttayne and a grone ffielde lyinge in hony lane and an other ffealde called healye fealde and a fealde nowe in the teanure of my sister Donne duringe teh whole terme of fowre yeares ymedyatly after my decease upon Condicon that she paye unto my sonne John xl s. of good and lawfull money of England duringe the terme of the saide fowre yeares. And also kepinge the said howses in sufficient repracons duringe the said terme and also makinge no willfull stripe nor waste and then after... unto John my sonne (to whom) Also I geve ... the bedde with the bedstead the hanginges the bollsters coverlettes and all tinges thereto beloninge standinge in the greate Chamber the little table with the frame in teh said Chamber and the formes beloninge to yet vj quisshens that I boughte of Master rowne with all the payted clothes in the same Chamber, the table in the hall with the forme to yet the cupboard in the same halle and vj Joyned stooles the (baser?) hanginges in the halle and the little folldinge table in the same halle adn also the settles in the halle in money to be Delyvered to him within twoo yeares ymediately after my decease. Also... my lease and term of yeares and of and in those landes lyinge in Harford Sheare (Hertfordshire) beyonde Smalynge bridge after Mr. Marshe his yeares be expired which be three yeares after the pyrfacon of oure lady nexte followinge... which landes afforsaid I had of Mr. Tonnworth. Also I geve to the said John my sonne two paires of shetes iiij platters iiij pewter disehs ij lattyn Candlestickes and a quarte pewter potte Item... to Johan my wiff for the term of iii yeares ymediately after my decease a meade that I boughte of Mr. Welche nowe in the teanure of Mr. Waterer And then after... unto Wawf my sonne (to whom also) a stading bedde with all thinges thereto perteyninge with the fetherbedd bollster blankartes curtens and coverlettes beinge adn standinge in the greate Chamber nexte unto the bedd that ye geven to my sonne John the longe table in the neather halle with the fourme to yt twoo paire of sheets iiij platters iiij dishes bothe to be of pewter ... within fowre yeares (and)... all my other landes adn tenementes as well being of the teanure of freeholde (and copye holde unto her duringe her naturell lire and after her decease then I geve unto William my sonne all that my tenemente that was somtyme Raufe Johnsons with an orchard somtyme brownes and a Cotage in easte streate that Master rowne dwelleth in and ij cotage more lying (in)Este streate somtyme Mr. Cresseyes.. Item I geve to the saide Wyllyam my sonne x li of good and lawfull money of England to be delyvered to him when he cometh to the age of xxiiij yeares (and)... to the standinge bedde and all thinges thereto belonginge beinge and standinge in the Parlor to be delyvered to him at the daye of hir mariage. Item...I gve to Roberte my sonne 10 pounds when he cometh to the full age of xxiiij yeares Item I geve to Agnes my doughter the somme of 26 pounds 13 s 4 d... when she shall accomplishe the full age of xxj yeares orrelles at teh daye of her mariage. Item.. the leases and terme of yeares that I have of the parcelles of lande called the kirtles and Shepcotte feald to Johan my wiff John and Raufe my sonnes equally to be devided... Item I geve and bequeath to the mendinge of the highe waye in Croked Myle xl s to e delyvered to John Ellyotte and William Cooke and them to have the doinge of the same by the oversighte of William Harrison and Chrstofer Gouldinge. Item I geve and bequeath to the mendinge of the highe waye beyond Smalling bridge xl s... to Mr. StacyeAnd that he have teh doinge thereof Item I geve towards the mendinge of the Mote hall xl s whenwoever they mynded to reare and putt yt uppe orells this gifte to be voide Item I geve to my neighbors of Waltham xxs to be geven to thym when they shall rate teh freeholders boocke Item I geve to my fellowes Mr. Dennye his men xl s to make merye withal or to be ordered at the discression of John Bolte and John Hanford. Item I geve to Anaster Browne my new collared Jerkin and one hole yeares rente in the howse wherin he dwelleth. Item I geve to my sister donne the close that she holdeth of me twoo yeares after my decease freely without any rente And after... during her naturall liff payinge therefore yearlye x s. Also I will tha tAnaster rowne shall have his dwellinge howse duringe his liff tyme for the yeareley rente of xij s . Item I will that Johan my wiff whall paye yearly to William my sonne xi s after he whall accomplishe the age of xxiiij yeares.. If Joan die or remarry, legacies not yet distributed to be delivered to William Harrison and Christofer Goldinge, who are to distribute them at teh times specified in the will. Also I geve adn bequeathe to John my sonn my potte covered with sylver and gilt and a goblet of silver... within fowre yeares after my decease. Also.. to my son Rauf my cuppe Covered with silver. Item I geve to William Harrison one olde Angell Item I geve to Christofer Goldinge my Taffeta dublette. Item I geve to everye one of my maydens now dwellinge with me vj s viij d ... at the daye of there mariage.. to every one of my god Children xij d.
The residue was to go to his wife Johan, she to be teh sole exectrix. Various overseers and witnesses.
In a codicil, he directed that the furniture, silver and certayne howsholde stuffe be given to his sons John, Wawff, and William, remain in the hands of his wife during hier natural life.
Daniel Cheney, b abt 1633, Waltham Abbey, son of John Chaney and Martha Smith, son of William Cheney and Anne Summer went to Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, but I don't know how he fits into this family.
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Wife Susannah CHENEY
Born: 16 Jul 1590 - , Lambourn, Berkshire, England
Christened: 16 Jul 1590 - Lambourn, Berkshire, England
Died: 16 Jul 1590
Buried: 16 Jul 1590 - Lambourn, Berkshire, England
Father: Lawrence CHENEY (1566-1643)
Mother: Julian WALDRON (1568- )
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Husband Thomas CHENEY
Born: 1564 - Lambourn, Berkshire, England
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Died: 10 Jul 1605 - (Will)
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Father: John CHENEY (1574-1574)
Mother: Agnes (1542- )
Father: John CHENEY (1574-1574)
Mother: Agnes (1542- )
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Husband William CHENEY
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Died: 30 Jun 1667 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Buried: 2 Jul 1667 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Father: Lawrence CHENEY (1566-1643)
Mother: Julian WALDRON (1568- )
Marriage: 1625-1626 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Wife Margaret CULE OR MASON
Born: 1604 - England
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Died: 3 Jul 1686 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Buried: 3 Jul 1686 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Other Spouse: Mr BURGESS ( - )
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1 F Eleanor (Ellen) CHENEY
Born: 1625-1626 - Roxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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Died: 28 Sep 1678 - Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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Spouse: Capt. Humphrey JOHNSON (1620-1693)
Marr: 20 Mar 1643 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
2 F Margaret CHENEY
Born: 26 Nov 1628 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass.
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Died: 29 Sep 1678 - Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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Spouse: Thomas HASTINGS ( - )
Marr: 10 Apr 1651 - Roxbury, Massachusetts
3 M Thomas CHENEY
Born: 1633-1634 - , Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass.
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Died: 1694-1695 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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Spouse: Jane ATKINSON ( - )
Marr: 11 Jan 1655 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
4 M William CHENEY
Born: 1636-1637 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Died: Sep 1681 - , Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Spouse: Sarah DANIELS ( - )
Marr: Abt 1660
Spouse: Rebecca NEWELL ( - )
Marr: 24 May 1686
Spouse: Deborah WISWELL ( - )
5 M John CHENEY
Born: 29 Sep 1639 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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6 F Mehitable (Mehetable) CHENEY
Born: 1 Jun 1643 - Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Christened: 4 Jun 1643 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Died: 1693
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Spouse: Thomas WIGHT (1638-1690)
Marr: Abt 1660 - Medfield, Norfolk, Mass
Spouse: John WRIGHT [Jr.] ( - )
Spouse: Thomas WRIGHT ( - )
7 M Joseph CHENEY
Born: 6 Jun 1647 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Died: 16 Sep 1704 - Medfield, Norfolk, Mass., Massachusetts
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Spouse: Hannah THURSTON ( - )
Marr: 12 Mar 1668 - Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Spouse: Mehitable PLYMPTON ( - )
Marr: 21 Jul 1691
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William CHENEY - b. about 1604, England; d. Jun. 30, 1667, Roxbury, MA. His will <../smlsource/wills1.htm> was dated Apr. 30, 1667 and proved Jul. 30, 1667. Although some suggestions have been made, there has been no evidence found for the CHENEY ancestry in England. Resided at Roxbury before 1640, owning 24 1/5 acres of land; freeman 1666; militia member 1647; constable; selectman 1656-7. Ensign in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Society. He was a founder of the Roxbury Free School in 1664. Married about 1625, England.
Two common places of origin at Rootsweb are Lambourne, Berkshire, England, and Bennington, Lincolnshire, England, both with birth or christening dates of 31 Jul 1603. No specific sources given; just LDS Ancestral File or FTM.
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Margaret - b. England; d. Jul. 3, 1686. In his will of 1667, William CHENEY called Margaret his 'deare and Afflicted wife," and Rev. John ELIOT wrote in 1674 that she had been released from being "under a melancholick distemper, (above 10 or 11 years) wch made her wholly neglect her Calling & live mopishly." As Widow CHENEY, she married second in late 1676 Mr. BURGE (d. before Mar. 15, 1679/80). Her will <../smlsource/wills2.htm>, dated May 15, 1686 and proved Sep. 23, 1686, names son Joseph, daughter Mehitable, and three grandsons, the sons of William.
Husband William CHENEY
Born: 1636-1637 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Father: William CHENEY ( -1667)
Mother: Margaret CULE OR MASON (1604-1686)
Marriage: Abt 1660
Other Spouse: Rebecca NEWELL ( - ) - 24 May 1686
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Husband William CHENEY
Born: 1636-1637 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Father: William CHENEY ( -1667)
Mother: Margaret CULE OR MASON (1604-1686)
Marriage: 24 May 1686
Other Spouse: Sarah DANIELS ( - ) - Abt 1660
Other Spouse: Deborah WISWELL ( - )
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Husband William CHENEY
Born: 1636-1637 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Father: William CHENEY ( -1667)
Mother: Margaret CULE OR MASON (1604-1686)
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Other Spouse: Sarah DANIELS ( - ) - Abt 1660
Other Spouse: Rebecca NEWELL ( - ) - 24 May 1686
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Husband William CHENEY
Born: Abt 1556 - Waltham Abbey, Essex, England
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Father: Robert CHENEY (Abt 1520-Bef 1567)
Mother: Joan HARRISON (Abt 1525-1597)
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William's will was dated 16 Feb 1609/10 and proved 2 May 1610, naming his step-son William Newman and step-grandchildren Jane, William an dSarh Newman. William was an overseer of the will of William Harriosn in 1595, and brother Ralph Cheney in 1599.
In his will dated 16 Feb 1609/10 and proved 2 may 1610, William Cheyney, eyoman of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, yet beingin health, bequeathed unto Jane Newman daughter of my sonne in lawe William Newman my salt of silver adn guilt, adn one dozen of silver spoones and the bedstead wtih the bedding and all the furniture of the Cahmber over the hall of my nowe dwellinge howse... all other my goods howshold stuffe cattells and chattells what soever unbequeathed my debts being paide and my funerall expenses discharged..
Husband William CHENEY
Born: Abt 1574 - Lambourn, Berkshire, England
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Father: John CHENEY (1574-1574)
Mother: Agnes (1542- )
Father: John CHENEY (1574-1574)
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