Stephen Iggleden
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth:
Christening: 16 Apr 1582
Death: 1624
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Parents
Father: Stephen Iggleden (1552-1605)
Mother: Dennice ( - )
Spouses and Children
1. *Sarah Haffenden ( - )
Marriage: 13 Jan 1606-13 Jan 1607 - Tenderden, Kent, England
Status:
Children:
1. Elizabeth Iggleden (1620- )
2. Stephen Iggleden (1607-Abt 1638)
3. Sarah Iggleden (1609- )
4. John Iggleden (1611- )
5. Thomas Iggleden (1613- )
6. Margaret Iggleden (1615- )
7. Susan Iggleden (1618- )
8. Mary Iggleden (1623- )
Notes
General:
Of Biddenden and Tenterden, Kent, England Will in 1624.
Will of Stephen Iggleden of Biddenden in the Countie of Kent, clothier, 24 October 1624. To my three sonnes, Stephen, John, and Thomas, to be payd at twenty-one. To Sarah, Magarett, Suzan, Elizabeth, and Marie, my five daughters, at twenty years or at their days of marriage. Residue to Sarah, my loving wife, in consideration she shall well and truly educate my children and pay all my debts, legacies and funeral expenses, and I appoint her sole executrix.
This is the last will and testament of me Stephen Iggleden touching the disposing of that my parcels of arrable and woodland lying in the parish of Tenderden, called or known by the name of Deadlandwood. My will is that Sarah, my wife, shall have full power and authority to grant bargain and sell the premises with the fee simple thereof forever to Robert Haffinden and John Haffinden, my brothers-in-law, upon such "prizes" and such considerations as I have already agreed with them for, or if they refuse, she to sell the same at the best price to any other person, the money arising I give to my said wife towards her own maintenance and the enabling her to pay my debts and legacies above said. My three sons shall release their interest and right unto the said lands unto such person or persons as shall buy the same (if they require it) before they receive their aforesaid legacies. [Signed] Stephen Iggulden. Witnesses: John Seyliard, scriver, and John Iggulden. Proved 30 November 1624 on the testimony of John Seyliard and Micaiah Hall [sic], witnesses, by Sarah Igglenden, widow, the relict and executrix named in the will. (Consistory of Canterbury, vol. 46, fo. 138)