Rose Steward

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"On 10 November 1633 'Rose Steward of the County of Suff[olk] widow] made her will, but it was not probated until 27 June 1649.[1] Among her many bequests were the following: to 'my wellbeloved daughter Elizabeth Livermore in the county of Essex widow"; to "Matthie Livermore my beloved grandchild daughter of the said Elizabeth"; to "William Hammond the younger the son of William Hammond my son"; to "Elizabeth Hamond daughter of the said William hamond my son my beloved grandchild:' to "Hanna Hammond another daughter of my son William Hadmonde my beloved gradchild:' to "Thomas Hammond another child of my son Hamond's"; to "Sarah Hammond another daughter of my son Hammond's"; to "John Hammond another of my son Hammond's children"; to "Daniell Livermore my well beloved grandchild & the son of my daughter Elizabeth"; to "John Livermore her son"; and to "Sara her daughter." She also made a bequest to the poor of Lavenham, and asked to be buried in Lavenham churchyard."[2]

Note 2: Thomas Hammond of Lavenham, husband of Rose, died in 1589, his will mentions: wife Ruth, son William, daughters Rose, Martha, Marie, Susan, and his sister Margaret Jollye: No mention of son Thomas. Same text notes: Thomas baptised Jan. 9, 1585 died on Jan. 16, 1585. See: source notes below: (p. 51-52) History and Genealogies of the Hammond Families in America : with an Account of the Early History of the Family in Normandy and Great Britain. 1000-1902, by Frederick S. Hammond, Ryan & Burkhart Printers, Oneida, NY, 1902

Sources

• ↑ Archdeaconry of Sudbury Wills, 247 Ashton
• ↑ Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, vol. I-III; Boston, MA: NEHGS 1995, p 853.
• Reference: GenealogieOnline Family Tree Index - SmartCopy: Aug 6 2020, 17:25:47 UTC