Family Group Sheet
NameJohn KILBORNE
Birthbef 1479
DeathWinter 1556, Waterbeach, Cambridge, England [642]
FatherWilliam KILBORNE (~1440-1500)
Children
SpouseAgnes (Kilborne)
Notes for John KILBORNE
Of age to act as executor of father’s will in 1500. Appears in the Trumpington Subsidy roll of 15 henry VIII (1523/24), paid £0.2.6 on £5. First appears in Trumpington court records as a juryman on 7 Apr 1530, followed by several other jury listings and a deposition in 1631.
On 28 Oct 1540, the King granted Edward Elrington the lands of the former priory of Denny at Waterbeach. The larger part of the manor was leased in 1544 for 31 years to Thomas Brompton, John Kylborne and John Lynne for 22s sterling a year. John is thereafter taxed at Waterbeach, and appears to have done well, as his tax payment in 1546 is the highest in the parish.
Will made December 1556, probated 2 Jan. His wife Elizabeth made her will the next week and it was probated by 14 Jan. It refers to son John as “Son in law” (step-son) [642]
On 28 Oct 1540, the King granted Edward Elrington the lands of the former priory of Denny at Waterbeach. The larger part of the manor was leased in 1544 for 31 years to Thomas Brompton, John Kylborne and John Lynne for 22s sterling a year. John is thereafter taxed at Waterbeach, and appears to have done well, as his tax payment in 1546 is the highest in the parish.
Will made December 1556, probated 2 Jan. His wife Elizabeth made her will the next week and it was probated by 14 Jan. It refers to son John as “Son in law” (step-son) [642]
Will notes for John KILBORNE
Paraphrase from Kilborne [642]
Dated 15 Dec 1556, probated at Consistory Court of Ely oin 2 January 1556/7.
Says he’s “of Waterbeach” but gives 40s to the poor of Trumpington. Similar bequest to the poor of Waterbeach, both to be distributed by son John.
John received “all my goods within this town, and also my debts owing to me in a like manner, with my stock that I do buy and sell withall, as well malt as barley in my cellar.”
Widow Elizabeth and John “shall jointly together occupy all the lad that I have occupied since that I came into this town, with all the other goods within hte yeard and without.”
Son John also gets “my house and land lying within the Lordhsip of Trumpyngton”
“Son in law” William Greene gets the house in Trumpington he is living in for 4 years and a lease known as St. John’s in Waterbeach.
Dated 15 Dec 1556, probated at Consistory Court of Ely oin 2 January 1556/7.
Says he’s “of Waterbeach” but gives 40s to the poor of Trumpington. Similar bequest to the poor of Waterbeach, both to be distributed by son John.
John received “all my goods within this town, and also my debts owing to me in a like manner, with my stock that I do buy and sell withall, as well malt as barley in my cellar.”
Widow Elizabeth and John “shall jointly together occupy all the lad that I have occupied since that I came into this town, with all the other goods within hte yeard and without.”
Son John also gets “my house and land lying within the Lordhsip of Trumpyngton”
“Son in law” William Greene gets the house in Trumpington he is living in for 4 years and a lease known as St. John’s in Waterbeach.
