Roger Frost and Agnes

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Husband Roger Frost

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           Born: Bef 1523 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England
     Christened: 
           Died:  - Glemsford, Suffolk, England
         Buried: 4 Apr 1580 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England

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         Father: William Frost (1495-Bef 1549)
         Mother: Philippa (1508-1558)

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       Marriage: 

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   Other Spouse: Katherine (      -      )

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Wife Agnes

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           Born: 
     Christened: 
           Died: 
         Buried: 10 Feb 1558-10 Feb 1559 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England

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Children

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1 F Anne Frost

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           Born: 
     Christened: 11 Jun 1557 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England
           Died: 
         Buried: 

         Spouse: John Mason (      -      )
           Marr: 16 Jun 1577 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England

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2 M William Frost

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           Born: 
     Christened: 1 Nov 1558 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England
           Died: 
         Buried: 2 Aug 1567 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England

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General Notes (Husband)

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He appears on the 1568 subsidy list for Glemsford as taxed 5s. 4d on "64 in landes". (Suffolk Green Books, No. XII

His will, which was proved in the court of the Archdeaconry of Sudbury on 12 April 1580, is abstracted below.

Roger Frost of "Glemisford", co Suff., husbandman. 19 March 1579/80. Sick in body. To be buried "amonge my auncestors & kinred in the churcheyard of Glemisford". To wife Katheryne all the messuage where I now dwell and lands in Glemsford which I now occupyy, until son John reaches age of 21, then wife Katheryne "in recompense for her dower" and son John shall hold messuage, lands, & tememetns in common during life of Katherine. T wife Katheryne use of all my household stuff (etc) with cattel on said grounds except ten ewes to son John until he is 21, at which time household stuff and cattel to be held in common by wife Katheryn adn son John for her life. After her death, teh same wholly to John. To Thomas Gardyner of Glemsford, clothier, all my meadow in Glesford called Turpytts otherwise Partable meadow, in consideration of 658 10s. in hand, of which brotehr John Frost "the elder" shall have 624 10s. to the use of Raffe my son. Said Raffe to be placed in service; said money to be "put fourth" with him and repaid to him at age 21 "or neare therabouts". If Raffe die before 21, the money to go "in lyke maner" to my sons Edward & Henrye; if either die before 21, the whole to the survivor. To sons Edward and Henry one close of freehould land and pasture called new pasture, except a piece of meadow at north end. Wife Katheryne and son John shall have use of land until Henry reaches 21, paying yearly to Edward and Henry 20s., the said rent to be received by Thomas Gardener & my brother John Frost. To said Edward & Henry land in "Oxenfilde" on the south side of land of George Collingwood when Henry reaches 21; in the meantime to wife Katheryne and son John. To grandchild & godson Roger Mason 1/2 acre in Milfielde in Glesford on north syde of Cocks peace" at age of 21; John Mason his father and Anne his wife to have land until then. To Anne Mason a brass pot "which was her grandmother Everard", and one seam of barley. To her daughter Anne Mason 20 s. at age of 21. To my other two daughrters Katheryne and Alyce b6 13s 4d each at the age of 21, and to each 1 silver spoon. To my sister Shasfilde and my sister Ryther one combe of barley malt each. To my servants John Ryther and Priscilla Howe one seam of barley each. Residue to wife Katheryneand eldest son John Frost, who are appointed executors. Wife Katheryn to enter into bonds for 100 marks that she not recover dower and keep houses in repair until son John shall reach 21 and "in the meane season shall as muche as in hyr ys brynge upp my children excepte the said Raffe (who was to be put out to service) with convenient and cessarye meate dryinke and Apparell..." If she refuse to enter into bonds, all given to her [in will] shall be boid, and son John shall be sole executor. Supervosors, "my verye fryends" Thomas Gardner and said John frost "thelder my Brother" to receive 10 s each "for their paynes". Witnesses: Mathew Cratherd, John Strutt, Thomas Fytche & otehrs

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