Margaret Moody

She was less than 20 years of age at the time of her father's will of 25 Sept 1575. 222She was from Gazeley, county Suffolk. She probably died in childbirth of her daughter Mary189 who was baptized on the day of her mother’s burial.

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The name may have been spelled Mowdye or Modye in early times.

Margaret was the daughter of John A Chenery II and his wife Elizabeth Norwich. John died in 1575 and Elizabeth remarried to Walter Newce, who adopted Margaret as his own. Many Genealogy records list her name as "Newce" and others as "Chenery", but Chenery was her given name.

She was the granddaughter of John Chenery I and his wife Agnes?

She married George Moody (Modye) on 12 Oct 1581. From Georges Find A Grave Memorial: George Moody I, married first, about 1581, Margaret Newce of Gazeley, county Suffolk; she had nine children and was buried at Moulton 25 Jan. 1602/3.

Children by first marriage, recorded at Moulton:

i. Elizabeth, 4 bapt. 2 Oct. 1582; married at St. James Parish, Bury St. Edmunds, 2 Apr. 1610, John Pratt.

ii. Frances, bapt. 11 Oct. 1584; married 5 Sept. 1604, Thomas Kilborne: They emigrated in 1635 and settled in Hartford, Conn.

iii. George II, bapt. 10 Feb. 1586/7; as eldest son and heir succeeded to most of his father's lands and the homestead in Moulton where he resided and died about 1653 without issue. The will of George Moody II of Moulton, co. Suffolk, yeoman, dated 20 Feb. 1651/2. "To my wife Lydia my mansion called Fryatt's, etc. To cousin Mary Smith £20. To the wife of cousin Jonas Alston £30, and to his daughter Ann Alston £10. A house to my sister Margaret Warren, with remainder to her son George Warren. To her other children, Samuel Warren £40. To Richard Hovell and the children of Francis Hovell, etc. Mr. Jonas Alston and John Salmon junior to be executors. Certain lands to my brother Samuel Moody of Bury St. Edmunds and his heirs." Proved 3 May 1654. (Prerogative Court of Archbishop of Canterbury, Somerset House, London, vol. Bowyer, fol. 61.) George II, married Lydia Hovill alias Smith, daughter of Robert and Mirabel (Knapp) Hovill alias Smith of Ashfield, county Suffolk; no issue.

iv. Sarah, bapt. 8 May 1589.

v. Samuel, bapt. 31 Mar. 1592; settled in Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, where he became a woolen draper, alderman and justice of the peace, and was a member of Parliament for Bury 1654-1656; as heir to his brother succeeded to the ancestral estates in Moulton on the latter's death about 1653. He died in the spring of 1658. The will of Samuel Moody of Mouton, co. Suffolk Esq., dated Feb. 1657/8. "To eldest son George Moody my house and lands in Moulton. To son John Moody my lands in Ireland. To son Henry lands in Gaywood, co. Norfolk. To daughters Anne and Elizabeth at marriage, to daughters Margaret Westropp and Sarah Cooke, and to my grandchild Mary Browne. To the children of my sister Greenwood £100. Executor, my son John Moody. Witnessed Thomas Stanton and Edward Oxborough." Proved by the executor 28 June 1658. (Prerogative Court of Archbishop of Canterbury, Somerset House, London, Vol. Wootton, fol. 492.)

vi. John, 4 bapt. at Moulton 8 April 1593; emigrated to New England 1633. (see below)

vii. Margaret, bapt. 19 July 1595; married

viii. Anne, bapt. 5 Sept. 1599.

ix. Mary, bapt. 25 June. 1602; married at St. James, Bury St. Edmunds, 24 Oct. 1622, John Salmon.

Margaret is buried at: St. Peter's Churchyard Cemetery Moulton Forest Heath District Suffolk, England Family Members Parents

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   John Chenery

   1525–1575

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   Elizabeth Norwich Chenery

   1525–1619

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   George Moody

   1560–1607 (m. 1581)

Children

   Frances Moody Kilbourn

   1584–1650

Margaret Chenery Moody Birth 1560 Kennett, East Cambridgeshire District, Cambridgeshire, England Death 18 Sep 1604 (aged 43–44) Moulton, Forest Heath District, Suffolk, England Burial St. Peter's Churchyard Moulton, Forest Heath District, Suffolk, England Add to Map Memorial ID 155485728 · View Source Share Save to Suggest Edits Memorial Photos 1 Flowers 13 The name may have been spelled Mowdye or Modye in early times.

Margaret was the daughter of John A Chenery II and his wife Elizabeth Norwich. John died in 1575 and Elizabeth remarried to Walter Newce, who adopted Margaret as his own. Many Genealogy records list her name as "Newce" and others as "Chenery", but Chenery was her given name.

She was the granddaughter of John Chenery I and his wife Agnes?

She married George Moody (Modye) on 12 Oct 1581.

From Georges Find A Grave Memorial: George Moody I, married first, about 1581, Margaret Newce of Gazeley, county Suffolk; she had nine children and was buried at Moulton 25 Jan. 1602/3.

Children by first marriage, recorded at Moulton:

i. Elizabeth, 4 bapt. 2 Oct. 1582; married at St. James Parish, Bury St. Edmunds, 2 Apr. 1610, John Pratt.

ii. Frances, bapt. 11 Oct. 1584; married 5 Sept. 1604, Thomas Kilborne: They emigrated in 1635 and settled in Hartford, Conn.

iii. George II, bapt. 10 Feb. 1586/7; as eldest son and heir succeeded to most of his father's lands and the homestead in Moulton where he resided and died about 1653 without issue. The will of George Moody II of Moulton, co. Suffolk, yeoman, dated 20 Feb. 1651/2. "To my wife Lydia my mansion called Fryatt's, etc. To cousin Mary Smith £20. To the wife of cousin Jonas Alston £30, and to his daughter Ann Alston £10. A house to my sister Margaret Warren, with remainder to her son George Warren. To her other children, Samuel Warren £40. To Richard Hovell and the children of Francis Hovell, etc. Mr. Jonas Alston and John Salmon junior to be executors. Certain lands to my brother Samuel Moody of Bury St. Edmunds and his heirs." Proved 3 May 1654. (Prerogative Court of Archbishop of Canterbury, Somerset House, London, vol. Bowyer, fol. 61.) George II, married Lydia Hovill alias Smith, daughter of Robert and Mirabel (Knapp) Hovill alias Smith of Ashfield, county Suffolk; no issue.

iv. Sarah, bapt. 8 May 1589.

v. Samuel, bapt. 31 Mar. 1592; settled in Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, where he became a woolen draper, alderman and justice of the peace, and was a member of Parliament for Bury 1654-1656; as heir to his brother succeeded to the ancestral estates in Moulton on the latter's death about 1653. He died in the spring of 1658. The will of Samuel Moody of Mouton, co. Suffolk Esq., dated Feb. 1657/8. "To eldest son George Moody my house and lands in Moulton. To son John Moody my lands in Ireland. To son Henry lands in Gaywood, co. Norfolk. To daughters Anne and Elizabeth at marriage, to daughters Margaret Westropp and Sarah Cooke, and to my grandchild Mary Browne. To the children of my sister Greenwood £100. Executor, my son John Moody. Witnessed Thomas Stanton and Edward Oxborough." Proved by the executor 28 June 1658. (Prerogative Court of Archbishop of Canterbury, Somerset House, London, Vol. Wootton, fol. 492.)

vi. John, 4 bapt. at Moulton 8 April 1593; emigrated to New England 1633. (see below)

vii. Margaret, bapt. 19 July 1595; married

viii. Anne, bapt. 5 Sept. 1599.

ix. Mary, bapt. 25 June. 1602; married at St. James, Bury St. Edmunds, 24 Oct. 1622, John Salmon.

Margaret is buried at: St. Peter's Churchyard Cemetery Moulton Forest Heath District Suffolk, England

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Birth

:: Date: 1568-11-01 :: Place: Moulton,,Suffolk, England Imported only 1568 from Birth Date.

Death

:: Date: 1602-01-25 :: Place: Moulton,,Suffolk, England Imported only 1602 from Death Date.

Christening

:: Date: 1 NOV 1568 :: Place: , Moulton, Suffolk, England

Burial

:: Date: 25 JAN 1603 :: Place: Parish Church, Moulton, Suffolk, Engl

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Margaret Chenery Moody BIRTH 1560 Kennett, East Cambridgeshire District, Cambridgeshire, England DEATH 18 Sep 1604 Moulton, Forest Heath District, Suffolk, England

The name may have been spelled Mowdye or Modye in early times.

Margaret was the daughter of John A Chenery II and his wife Elizabeth Norwich. John died in 1575 and Elizabeth remarried to Walter Newce, who adopted Margaret as his own. Many Genealogy records list her name as "Newce" and others as "Chenery", but Chenery was her given name.

She was the granddaughter of John Chenery I and his wife Agnes?

She married George Moody (Modye) on 12 Oct 1581.

From Georges Find A Grave Memorial: George Moody I, married first, about 1581, Margaret Newce of Gazeley, county Suffolk; she had nine children and was buried at Moulton 25 Jan. 1602/3.

Children by first marriage, recorded at Moulton:

i. Elizabeth, 4 bapt. 2 Oct. 1582; married at St. James Parish, Bury St. Edmunds, 2 Apr. 1610, John Pratt.

ii. Frances, bapt. 11 Oct. 1584; married 5 Sept. 1604, Thomas Kilborne: They emigrated in 1635 and settled in Hartford, Conn.

iii. George II, bapt. 10 Feb. 1586/7; as eldest son and heir succeeded to most of his father's lands and the homestead in Moulton where he resided and died about 1653 without issue. The will of George Moody II of Moulton, co. Suffolk, yeoman, dated 20 Feb. 1651/2. "To my wife Lydia my mansion called Fryatt's, etc. To cousin Mary Smith £20. To the wife of cousin Jonas Alston £30, and to his daughter Ann Alston £10. A house to my sister Margaret Warren, with remainder to her son George Warren. To her other children, Samuel Warren £40. To Richard Hovell and the children of Francis Hovell, etc. Mr. Jonas Alston and John Salmon junior to be executors. Certain lands to my brother Samuel Moody of Bury St. Edmunds and his heirs." Proved 3 May 1654. (Prerogative Court of Archbishop of Canterbury, Somerset House, London, vol. Bowyer, fol. 61.) George II, married Lydia Hovill alias Smith, daughter of Robert and Mirabel (Knapp) Hovill alias Smith of Ashfield, county Suffolk; no issue.

iv. Sarah, bapt. 8 May 1589.

v. Samuel, bapt. 31 Mar. 1592; settled in Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, where he became a woolen draper, alderman and justice of the peace, and was a member of Parliament for Bury 1654-1656; as heir to his brother succeeded to the ancestral estates in Moulton on the latter's death about 1653. He died in the spring of 1658. The will of Samuel Moody of Mouton, co. Suffolk Esq., dated Feb. 1657/8. "To eldest son George Moody my house and lands in Moulton. To son John Moody my lands in Ireland. To son Henry lands in Gaywood, co. Norfolk. To daughters Anne and Elizabeth at marriage, to daughters Margaret Westropp and Sarah Cooke, and to my grandchild Mary Browne. To the children of my sister Greenwood £100. Executor, my son John Moody. Witnessed Thomas Stanton and Edward Oxborough." Proved by the executor 28 June 1658. (Prerogative Court of Archbishop of Canterbury, Somerset House, London, Vol. Wootton, fol. 492.)

vi. John, 4 bapt. at Moulton 8 April 1593; emigrated to New England 1633. (see below)

vii. Margaret, bapt. 19 July 1595; married

viii. Anne, bapt. 5 Sept. 1599.

ix. Mary, bapt. 25 June. 1602; married at St. James, Bury St. Edmunds, 24 Oct. 1622, John Salmon.

Margaret is buried at: St. Peter's Churchyard Cemetery Moulton Forest Heath District Suffolk, England

Family Members Parents John Chenery 1525–1575

Elizabeth Norwich Chenery 1525–1619

Spouse George Moody 1560–1607 (m. 1581)

Children Frances Moody Kilbourne 1584–1650

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Margaret Chenery Moody (1560 – 25 January 1603) The name may have been spelled Mowdye or Modye in early times.

Margaret was the daughter of John A. Chenery II and his wife Elizabeth Norwich. John died in 1575 and Elizabeth remarried to Walter Newc

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The American Genealogist Vol 64:1, page 1, January 1989

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"The American Genealogist," 64(Jan 1989):1-10, "The Chenery Ancestry of John Moody and of Frances (Moody) Kilbourn of Hartford and Wethersfield, Conn.," by Frederick J. Nicholson. See notes of Thomas Chenery for full transcript of this article from which the following partial transcript is taken: "JOHN(B) CHENERY (JohnC, ThomasD) was born probably between 1520 and 1535. He married (probably ca.1550-55) ELIZABETH NORWICH, daughter of Stephen and Agnes (___) Norwich of Ashley, Cambridgeshire. He resided in Kennett, and left a will dated 25 Sept. 1575, and proved 2 Nov. 1575. His widow Elizabeth married, second, 30 July 1576 in Kennett, William Hinson of Fordham, Cambridgeshire, who had been previously married (in Fordham in 1570) to Margaret Dearslie, who was buried at Fordham, 13 Sept. 1573. William was buried at Fordham, 3 June 1592. Elizabeth was buried at Fordham, 28 June 1619, leaving a will ("Elizabeth Hindson, widow, of Fordham") which was dated 8 Aug. 1616, and proved 27 March 1626. The provisions of John(B) Chenery's will suggest that his daughter Mary was older than her sisters, and that she was about the age of 20 (or older) at the writing of his will in 1575. This would, in turn, suggest a marriage date for John in the early 1550s, and a birth date in the 1520s or 30s. Of course, these dates are conjectural, but in the absence of more specific ones, they help to place the chronology of this family. It is interesting to note that Mary Chenery, who was left money by her father only under condition that she marry with the consent of her mother, seems to have found this requirement impossible to meet, as she was still unmarried some 40 years later in 1616. This condition, in that it was stated in such a way as to apply only to Mary, implies that she may have been seeing a man of whom her parents disapproved, or at least that her father did not have great confidence in her ability to choose an acceptable husband. Children (CHENERY) of John(B) and Elizabeth (Norwich): i. Mary(A) b. perhaps ca.1550-1555. Unmarried in 1616 at the writing of her mother's will. She may have been the Mary Chenery who was bur. Fordham, 17 Sept. 1625. ii. MARGARET b. perhaps about 1560 (she was under 20 in 1575); m. in Kennett, 12 Oct. 1581, to GEORGE(A) MOODY, who was baptized in Moulton, Suffolk, 28 Sept. 1560, son of Richard and Ann (___) Moody. She was bur. in Moulton, 25 Jan. 1602/3. George m. (2) Moulton, 19 Sept. 1604, Christian Knapp. This date has erroneously appeared in print as 5 Sept. 1604 (Ackley-Bosworth p. 17). In the original, however, it is clearly 19 Sept. And, although most writers give the bride's name as Christian Cramp, it looks more like Knapp in the register. George was bur. Moulton, 23 Aug. 1607. They were parents of the immigrants John Moody and Frances (Moody) Kilbourn. iii. ELIZABETH b. perhaps about 1562; m. in 1585 by licence, Bury St. Edmonds, WILLIAM PAYNE; named in her mother's will as Elizabeth Payne. Her husband was identified in a Chancery suit dated 14 May 1595. In this suit, Thomas Hinson, son and heir of William Hinson, gentleman, of Fordham, claimed that Elizabeth Hinson, late wife of William Hinson and mother-in-law of the said Thomas Hinson, together with her son-in-law William Payne, had taken possession of a piece of land that should have been his (Thomas') (PRO, Chancery Files C3 241/45). She may have been the widow Elizabeth Payne of Worlington, Suffolk, whose will was proved in the Sudbury court on 29 May 1630. In it she mentioned her son Henry Payne, her daughter Dister, her daughter Anne Guest and her daughter Mary Biggs, wife of Thomas Biggs. One of the witnesses was Elizabeth Dister, perhaps the daughter named in the will. iv. JOAN b. perhaps about 1564; bur. Fordham, 2 Jan. 1640/1; m. JOHN CHEESERIGHT at Fordham, 12 Nov. 1584, who was bur. there, 24 Oct. 1615. Joan was executrix (after the renunciation of her brother John) of her mother's will in 1626. The will of John Cheeseright of Fordham, in which he is styled "gentleman," was dated 3 April 1613 and proved 30 Nov. 1615 (Archdeaconry of Sudbury, 326 Stevens). His widow Joan was the executrix, and in it he named sons Mark, John, Edward, Thomas and Richard Cheeseright, grandson Thomas Cheeseright (a minor), daughters Bridgett Cheeseright, Elizabeth Cheeseright, Sarah Cheeseright, Margaret Cheeseright, Joane Cheeseright, Frances Cheeseright (the youngest daughter), Frances Norridge (not the same person), Amy Shillinge and Grissell Bentley. He also mentioned his son-in-law Martin Shillinge, gentleman, whom he named as his supervisor. One of the witnesses was a Robert Bentley, presumably the husband of his daughter Grissell. This appears to have been a family in which two daughters were given the same name. His youngest daughter Frances was baptized at Fordham, 22 Sept. 1603. His elder daughter Frances was married at Fordham, 17 Dec. 1600, to Mr. John Norredge, parson of Ashley. Since Norredge is a variant spelling of Norwich, this man was probably a close relative of Joan (Chenery) Cheeseright through her mother Elizabeth (Norwich) (Chenery) Hinson, whose family was also from Ashley. The widow Joan Cheeseright's will was dated 31 May 1633, and proved at Sudbury 4 June 1641 (Archdeaconry of Sudbury, 264 Muriell). In it she named her daughter Joane, her son-in-law Robert Bently and her daughter Grissell his wife, her daughter Elizabeth (wife of Robert Larkin), her daughter Sarah and her son Mark, whom she named as her executor. Her supervisor was her son-in-law Thomas Abbs. It is uncertain whether all the children of John Cheeseright were by Joan. v. JOHN bp. Kennett, 8 Feb. 1567/8; he was living in 1626, when he renounced executorship of his mother's will. He may have been the John Chenery of Fordham whose children (George, Ann, John, Bridget and Tomasin) were baptized there between 1600 and 1610. ELEANOR, the first wife of this John Chenery, was bur. Fordham, 19 May 1604. Children (HINSON) of William and Elizabeth (Norwich) (Chenery): vi. GRISSELL bp. Kennett, 20 July 1577; m. Fordham, 28 May 1600, to WILLIAM FAIRECLIFFE. Still living at the writing of her mother's will in 1616. vii. ANNE b. perhaps 1579; m. Fordham, 13 Nov. 1605, to WILLIAM HARTE. Still living in 1616."

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The American Genealogist, Volume 64, Number 1, January 1989 The American Genealogist, Volume 66, Number 3, October 1991

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!N.E. Reg. Vo. 80. p. 316,319, 324. Gen. Notes regarding the Moodys of Co. Suffolk, Eng. Microfilm Roll Positive H. S. 12-13. The Moody Family, Part 1.

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