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About Francis Ironmonger, Esq.
Will of William Corderoy of Chuet, Co. Wilts, Esq, written 15 June 1621 and proved 4 November 1623. Chester's 'Marriage Licenses' shows that "Richard Bernard of Petsoe, Bucks, widower, aged 26," was granted a license, Nov. 24, 1634, to marry "Anne Corderoy, aged 26, daughter of _____ Corderoy Esq." at St. Andrews-in-the Wardrobe, London. They came afterwards to Va., and in a grant of land to Mrs. Anna Bernard July 2, 1652, appear the names of Ellinor, William and Edward Corderoy, headrights. From the names of the will and the headrights it looks very much as if this William Corderoy was the father of Mrs. Bernard. There are other things which seem to prove that this was indeed the fact. Among the other headrights to the Bernard grant, which has been referred to, were William, Francis and Elizabeth Ironmonger (or Iremonger). In the Salifbury marriage licenses, not in course of publication in the (English) "Genealogist," it appears that on July 23, 1628 a license was issued for the marriage of Samuel Iremonger of Dennington (Donnington?), Berks., gent., aged 21 , and Bridget Corderoy of Chute, Wilts., aged 24. We have therefore the three daughters of William Corderoy, the testator, accounted for. Anna, who married Richard Bernard, Elinor, who came with her sister to Virginia, and Bridget, who married Samuel Iremonger. Evidently Mrs. Iremonger's children came with their aunt to Virginia. There ware also others not included among these headrights. In this Magazine XI, 75, 76, - 'this' magazine not identified - are the administrations granted 1681 to Elizabeth (Iremonger) wife of Anthony Evenden, on the estates of her sisters Martha (Iremonger) wife of John Jones, and Ann (Iremonger) Rumney, and her brother Corderoy Ironmonger, all of whom had died intestate in Virginia.]
Family
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Iremonger-24
Richardson says his wife is "unidentified"; she is named as Elizabeth in Descendants of Mordacai Cooke (p 26, #Stubbs), but her maiden name is not given.
Children
- wife of John Collier (Elizabeth)
- wife of George Majors (Jane)
"Another daughter of Francis and Elizabeth Ironmonger married George Major. In the Ludwell MSS. is mentioned a suit in General Court, 1722, between John Collier an infant by John Collier his father and also Richard, James, Samuel, George, and Francis Major, by George Major their father, vs. Wiliam Bernard and wife Ellizabeth, late Ellizabeth Ironmonger executrix of Francis Ironmonger.[178][6]
Descendants of Mordecai Cooke: Of "Mordecai's Mount", Gloucester Co., Va ... By William Carter Stubbs. Page 25. GoogleBooks
Mrs. Ann Bernard, patent July 2nd 1652, 1000 acres at head of Jones Creek in Gloucester County. She doubtless named Petsworth Parish, and from her home in England, above. Among her head rights were: Richard Bernard, Elizabeth Bernard, Corderoy Bernard, Eleanor Corderoy, William Corderoy, Edward Corderoy, Francis Ironmonger, William Ironmonger, Elizabeth Ironmonger and nine others
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Francis Ironmonger, Esq.'s Timeline
| 1635 |
June 17, 1635
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Berkshire, England
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| 1683 |
1683
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King and Queen Court House, King and Queen County, Virginia, Colonial America
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| 1687 |
1687
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King and Queen County, Province of Virginia, Colonial America
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| 1694 |
1694
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Gloucester County, VA, United States
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| 1720 |
1720
Age 84
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King and Queen Court House, King and Queen Co., Virginia, Colonial America
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