Margery Augur

Families of Ancient New Haven by Donald Lines Jacobus, pg. 87

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WILL OF MRS. MARGERY (BYNNION) AUGUR.

In vol. 47, p. 515, of the N. E. Historical and Genealogical Register appears as one of Water's Gleanings in England, the following extract from the will of Margery Angur (or Augur), widow, of London, dated Jan. 3, 1653, proved Oct. 9, 1658:

"To my son John Augur, 40 shillings. To my son Nicholas Augur, now residing in New England (certain household goods) ; also one mes- suage, etc., in Plastowe in Westham, Essex, formerly given unto me" by Mistress Mary Guilliams, etc. If Nicholas happens to die before such time as he should return unto England, then my daughter Hester Augur shall have the aforesaid messuage. To Ann the wife of my son John Augur my little gold ring with a Bristol stone in it, and all the residue I leave to my daughter Hester whom I make sole executrix, and I appoint my brother Gabriell Bynnion, citizen and tallow chandler of London, overseer." (Wootton, 540.)

This will shows that Robert Augur's grandmother was Margery Bynnion; and that his mother's name was Ann.