Thomas Notte

• Thomas Notte was the son of Anthony Notte & his wife Frances. He was born AFTER 1577 when the wardship & marriage of Anthony Notte, a minor, was left to his mother Elizabeth and 1586, when Anthony died. His mother Frances was alive until at least 1595 [tax records].
• He was apparently in Ireland by 1608; Casey Index, Vol 7. Thomas Notte included in a list of loyal English of Carbery James I 1608
• He married Elizabeth Olden, widow of John Winthropp after 1613 [when John died].

In the Surrey Archives, dated 2nd Feb 1616, is a "Deed of Covenant to Levy Fine" as follows: "1) Thomas Notte of Long Ditton, Esq., Robert de la Hay of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, gent, and George French of Furnivale's Inn, Middlesex, gent 2) Morgan Polden of Kiltoe [Kilcoe] Castle, Carbery, Cork, gent, and John Polden Closse of New Sarum, Wiltshire 1) to 2) on marriage of Thomas Notte and Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Polden and sister of Morgan Polden".
Manor of Long Ditton and appurtenances; messuages and lands in Long Ditton, Thames Ditton and Kingston; 2 little coppices called Sont Coppice of 3a in Long Ditton; 2a called Pudswell in Thames Ditton; 7a in New Close, Long Ditton; 3a on the hill in shot called Farnborough Spur in Long Ditton

• Also in 1616; or later Reference: C 2/JasI/N1/23 Description: Short title: Nott v Wynthroppe.

Plaintiffs: Thomas Nott and Elizabeth Nott his wife (executrix of John Wynthroppe [Winthrop]).
Defendants: John Wynthroppe, Anne Wynthroppe, Thomas Fones and Emanuel Downeing.
Subject: manor and parsonage of Groton, Suffolk. Document type: [pleadings]
Date: [1603-1625] Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

• Thomas Notte sold the Manor of Long Ditton to Anne Gould (or Gold), widow, in 1621-22. She is said to be the widow of Hugh Gold, Grocer of London. She is also claimed to be Thomas's granddaughter, but the dates make that impossible, unless he had an earlier marriage. http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/surrey/vol3/pp516-522
• 1624 https://www.nli.ie/sites/default/files/2022-12/129_lismore.pdf

Leabharlann Náisiúnta na hÉireann National Library of Ireland
Collection List No. 129
Lismore Castle Papers
MS 13,237/9 Correspondence of Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork, comprising
letters

• Elizabeth died sometime before 19 October 1631 when she was mentioned as being deceased. Her husband and family were still living at Aghadown after 1631.

"Pardon and license of alienation to JOHN WINTHORPE, THOMAS COPPINGER" in "Manuscripts of John Lodge (1692-1774), deputy keeper of the records, Bermingham Tower, Dublin Castle ", p. 210. Vitual Record Treasury of Ireland, ref. no. NAI Lodge/18/2445. https://virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20Lodge%2F18....
Note: This record is written as if the remainder of the 1611 enfeoffment was left to Elizabeth and Anne and their husbands, though they were not married until after 1613. The record was made in 1638 and made note of the sister's conveyance of their land in the 1630s, and so included their husbands' names.
Partial Extract: "Winthorpe, John of Aghedowne, gent 26 June 1611... the use of himself & Eliz: Paulden his wife for life; rem[ain]d[e]r to Eliz: Wife of Peregrine Baniste Esq. & to Anne Wife of Henry Hoskins, Gent, Daughters of the said Eliz: Paulden, and their Heirs - After the decease of the said Winthorpe & Wife, the said Bannister & Wife [conveyed their portion on] 19 Oct[obe]r 1631..."

• On 20 Februray 1634, Thomas Notte acted as administrator to the estate of John Winthrop the younger of Aghadown.

Winthrop, p. 9, "John Winthrop the younger, of Aghadowne... on the 20th Feb., 1634, an administration of his intestate estate was granted to his step-father, Thomas Nott of Aghadowne" (Internet Archive).

• Bethams Abstract of wills

Thomas Notte of Aughadown 6 Jan 1635
daughters Elizabeth, Frances, Anne & Mary

• Vicars index to Irish wills list Thomas Notte Aughadown Co Cork, will 1635
• Casey index volume 7 has the following; Page 1875. Funeral Certificates in Ireland in the British Museum., presented by Rev R Pocock. Notte, Thomas of Archadown, Co Cork. Gent and heir of Anthony Notte of Surrey. He married Elizabeth Olden, daughter of Thomas Olden of Rogagan, Co Cork, Gent, & widow of John Winthropp of Gratten in England. Had issue, 4 daughters; Elizabeth Notte married Henry Beecher of Archadown. Frances Notte, Mary Notte. Anne Notte Thomas Notte died at Bruffe. Recorded Ulster office March 24, 1636. Testified by Elizabeth and Frances Notte.

Thomas Notte settled at Aughadown, Co. Cork, Ireland, where he diedin Limerick in 1636.

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