Abraham Le Haire [1715 - 1789]

[1715 - 1789] MMFMFFFF

Baptised: 10 April 1715, Thorney CAM French Church, Register

Baptismal Entry:

Date10 April 1715
WhereFrench Church Thorney CAM
Text"Le Haire, Abraham f de Jean le Haire et Judith Sigé. Temoins: Nicholas Sauvage; Susanne Sigé"

Buried: 3 September 1789, Thorney, aged 76, Parish Register

Father: Jean Le Haire

Mother: Judith Sigee

5-generation pedigree

Siblings:

  1. Jean Le Haire [20 September 1705 - ]
    Temoins:
  2. Susanne Le Haire [9 September 1707 - ]
    Temoins:
  3. Abraham Le Haire [21 November 1708 - ]
    Temoins:
  4. Marie Le Haire [12 August 1711 - ]
    Temoins:
  5. Benjamin Le Ffaire [16 May 1713 - ]
    Temoins:
  6.   Abraham Le Haire [1715 - 1789]
  7. Jacob Le Here [4 July 1717 - ]
    Temoins:
  8. Isaac Le Here [10 June 1722 - ]
    Temoins:
  9. Daniel Le Here [5 January 1724 - ]
    Temoins:
  10. Esther Le Haire [23 October 1725 - ]
    Temoins:
  11. Sarah Leahair [fl 1789] married Unknown Richardson

Married: Sarah Le Hair

Children:

  1. Judith Le Hare
  2. Abraham Le Hare
  3. Isaac Le Hare
  4. Abraham Le Hare
  5. Boyce Le Hare
  6. Rebecca Le Hare
  7. Susanne Le Hare
  8. Mark Le Hare
  9. Anne Le Hare
  10. Daniel Le Hair

Will:

OfAbraham Leahair of Thorney Abbey in the Isle of Ely and County of Cambridge farmer
Dated15 September 1787
Executorswife Sarah Leahair, son Daniel Leahair
WitnessesAbraham Fountain, Abraham Leahair
Legacieswife Sarah Leahair £40.
son Abraham Leahair £50.
Rebeccah the wife of Robert Spriggs £50.
daughter Ann the wife of Isaac Mears £50.
grandchildren Matthew and Elizabeth Leahair, the children of deceased son Isaac, £10 each.
Remainder split between wife Sarah and youngest son Daniel.

Probate:

OfAbraham Leahair
AtPeculiar of Thorney
ToSarah and Daniel Leahair
On15 September 1789
Estate£1,081

Entries in the Alteration of Tenants for Thorney:

  1. Farmhouse etc in French Drove 146 - 156 152a 2r 1p Abraham Leahair at £76 per annum from Lady Day 1772 let to him again at £76 and Lady Day 1773 at £76 and Lady Day 1775 at £86. Mr. Lehair is to pay £15 towards repairing his buildings
    The contract relating to this reads:-
    Abr. Lehair Farm now in his tenure from Lady Day 1779 for 7 years at £100
  2. Abraham Lehairs Farm let to him again from Lady Day 1779 for 7 years at the advance rent of £140.
  3. Coleseed stands for a crop 1779. Surveyed in Sept and Oct 1779. Abraham Leahair 9a 1r 28p at £19 17s 11d.

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