Samuel Iremonger, of Shaw, Gent.

Son of William Ironmonger (Iremonger) and Alyce Davys.

Biography

Samuel Ironmonger was born circa 1580 at Kintburie, Berkshire, England[1] (footnote 88).

He married Anna Lawson, daughter of Thomas Lawson, circa 1605.[2]

Samuel Ironmonger died before Feb. 7 1625/6[1] in Berkshire, England.[3]

Notes

http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~jvoran/genealogy/George_family/PS01/...

Samuel Ironmonger was apprenticed to Thomas Lawson, Merchant Taylor and Citizen of London. In his will he gave "Samuel Iromonger , my servant," £100, and the opportunity to purchase the testaor's cloth, warehouse furniture, house and warehouse before any other, "for that(if god have so appointed) there may in time be a marriage had between him and my said daughter Anne Lawson, which I wish to be if it may be to both their good liking and comforts, and God's glory.

Will

https://gw.geneanet.org/mothrgoose?lang=en&n=ironmonger&p=william

2) Samuell Iremonger, gentleman of Shawe, Berkshire, 1626, 33 Hele, (PROB11/148, p.254).

• Name of testator : Samuel Iremonger
• will written 11 July 1625, probated 1626, Canterbury.
• residence of Samuel Iremonger at the time in the parish of Shaw, county of Berkshire.
• birthplace of Samuel Iremonger : Kintbury, Berkshire.
• burial of Samuel Iremonger was to occur in Kintbury.
• eldest son named Samuel Iremonger at the time of the will is under 21 years of age.
• youngest son named Thomas Iremonger is also under 21.
• sisters Ellen Collier, Elizabeth Collier, Ursula Erbwith.
• brothers William, Edward and Alphonsus Iremonger.
• father-in-law Henrie Hobbyes.
• cousins Edward Oliffe, Thomas Collier, other Iremongers of Reading, Richard Monty, William Iremonger of Reading.
• no wife mentioned, possibly already died.

(Note : the surnames Hobbyes, Oliffe, Erbwith, and Collier are difficult to read and may be incorrect.)

(This will ties in quite well to the 1581 will via Samuel's siblings.)

References

• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ironmonger-4 Cites
• 1.0 1.1 Paul C. Reed, The Royal Descent of the Bernard, Corderoy, and Ironmonger Families of Virginia through the Seymour Family, The American Genealogist, July and Oct., 1998
• 2. Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 400-401.
• 3. Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. II, p. 460.
• https://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1744.htm...