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| Introduction | Trees | ||||
| Tracing the Wastells | |||||
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| The records | |||||
| Introduction | Introduction | ||||
| Tracing | Tracing the Wastells | ||||
| Proofs | Proofs | ||||
| PP_143 | That Jane Wastell (143) was the mother of Mary Smart (71) | ||||
| PP_286 | That John Wastell (286) was the father of Jane Wastell (143) | ||||
| PP_572 | That Richard Wastell (572) was the father of John Wastell (286) | ||||
| Records | The Records | ||||
| A_1706 | 1706-07-02 Freedom of the Frameworkknitters Company (Ancestry.co.uk) | Richard (572) | 1706 | ||
| Born without the Liberty of the City, to wit, at Artillery Ground, John Wastell son of Richd Wastell Citizen and Frameworkknitter of London, came before the Chamberlain the Day and Year aforesaid, and desired to be admitted into the Freedom of this City by Patrimony in the said Company of Frameworkknitters because he is legitimate, and was born after the Admission of his Father into the said Freedom. The Admission of his father is entered in the Book marked with the Letter and bears Date the 2nd Day of July in the 5th year of the Reign of Q. Anne and in the Year of our Lord 1706 (26) | John (286) | ||||
| CW: Richard Wastell's son John claimed admission by patrimony in 1735 based on his father's admission in 1706. | |||||
| B_1707c | 1707c Birth at Artillery Ground, London (Ancestry.co.uk) | A_1706 | Richard (572) | ||
| John son of Richard Wastell | John (286) | ||||
| M_1730 | 1730-12-27 Marriage in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1730 | ||
| John Wastall of B. Green wea & Ann Mayhew of the same Spinster | Ann (287) | ||||
| 1731-09-03 Burial in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1731 | |||
| John son of Jn. Wastell of MNT weaver | Ann (287) | ||||
| CRW: this baptism is just 9 months and 7 days after the marriage, so John probably died before he could be baptised. | |||||
| 1732-08-20 Baptism in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1732 | |||
| John son of John Wastell of MNT wea & Ann, 19 days old | Ann (287) | ||||
| D_1733 | 1733-09-30 Burial in St. Mary, Whitechapel, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | Richard (572) | 1733 | ||
| Richard Westall a man from St. Botolph Bishopsgate, London | |||||
| 1734-04-25 Burial in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1734 | |||
| John son of W. Westall of MNT Wea. | |||||
| 1734-09-08 Baptism in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1734 | |||
| John son of Jn. Westall of MNT Wea. & Ann | |||||
| A_1735 | 1735 Freedom of the Frameworkknitters Company (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1735 | ||
| 17__ Born __ the Liberty of the City, to wit, at __ , Peter Wastall son of John Wastell Citizen and Frameworkknitter of London, came before the Chamberlain the Day and Year aforesaid, and desired to be admitted into the Freedom of this City by Patrimony in the said Company of because he is legitimate, and was born after the Admission of his Father into the said Freedom. The Admission of his father is entered in the Book marked with the Letter and bears Date the __ Day of __ in the year of the Reign of Q. Anne and in the Year of our Lord 1735 (28) | Richard (572) | ||||
| CW: John Wastell's sons Peter and William claimed admission by patrimony on the basis of his admission dated 1735. | |||||
| 1736-04-10 Baptism in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1736 | |||
| Ann d. of Jn. Westall of MNT Wea. & Ann | Ann (287) | ||||
| B_1737 | 1737-07-21 Baptism in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1737 | ||
| Peter son of Jn Wastell of M.N.? wea & Ann, 8 days old | Ann (287) | ||||
| 1738-09-28 Burial in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1738 | |||
| Peter son of Jn Wastell of M.N.? Wea | |||||
| B_1740 | 1740-10-29 Baptism in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1740 | ||
| William son of John Wastell of M.E.N. Town Weaver & Ann, 19 days old | Ann (287) | ||||
| 1742-01-10 Baptism in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1742 | |||
| Henry son of John Wastell of Mile end new Town Weaver & Ann, 1 day old 10 Jan 1741 | Ann (287) | ||||
| 1744-05-08 Burial in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1744 | |||
| Henry son of John Wastell of M.E.N. Town Weaver | |||||
| B_1745 | 1745-08-12 Baptism in St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1745 | ||
| Jane dr of John Wastal of BG weaver & Ann | Ann (287) | ||||
| Jane (143) | |||||
| B_1747 | 1747-06-05 Baptism in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1747 | ||
| Charity dr of John Wastell weaver & Ann | Ann (287) | ||||
| 1749-03-03 Baptism in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1749 | |||
| Deborah dr of John Wastal weaver & Ann, 26 days old | Ann (287) | ||||
| 1749-12-24 Burial in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1749 | |||
| Deborah Wastell | |||||
| 1750-10-11 Baptism in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1750 | |||
| Deborah dr of John Wastal weaver & Ann, 26 days old | Ann (287) | ||||
| D_1752 | 1752-12-31 Burial in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1752 | ||
| John Wastall | |||||
| 1757-01-10 Marriage in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | Family (286) | 1757 | |||
| John Wastell of this parish bachelor and Susanna Tripcony of this parish Spinster were married in this church by banns this tenth day of January in the year one thousand seven hundred and fifty seven by me, Wm Davies Curate | |||||
| This marriage was solemnized between us John Wastell | |||||
| Susanna Wastell late Tripony | |||||
| In the presence of John Tripcony | |||||
| John Ashley | |||||
| 1758c Freedom of the Frameworkknitters Company (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1758c | |||
| Born the Liberty of the City, to wit, at , Peter Wastall son of John Wastell Citizen and Frameworkknitter of London, came before the Chamberlain the Day and Year aforesaid, and desired to be admitted into the Freedom of this City by Patrimony in the said Company of because he is legitimate, and was born after the Admission of his Father into the said Freedom. The Admission of his father is entered in the Book marked with the Letter and bears Date the in the year of the Reign of Q. Anne and in the Year of our Lord 1735 (28) | |||||
| CW: Peter born 1737 would be 21 in this year, so could claim admission. | |||||
| 1761c Freedom of the Frameworkknitters Company (Ancestry.co.uk) | John (286) | 1761c | |||
| Born the Liberty of the City, to wit, at , William Wastall son of John Wastell Citizen and Frameworkknitter of London, came before the Chamberlain the Day and Year aforesaid, and desired to be admitted into the Freedom of this City by Patrimony in the said Company of because he is legitimate, and was born after the Admission of his Father into the said Freedom. The Admission of his father is entered in the Book marked with the Letter and bears Date the in the year of the Reign of Q. Anne and in the Year of our Lord Copy 1735 Born 1739 | |||||
| CW: William born 1740 would be 21 in this year, so could claim admission. | |||||
| 1764-02-12 Marriage in St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | Family (286) | 1757 | |||
| William Wastell of this parish bachelor and Mary Catonof this parish Spinster were married in this church by banns this furst day of March in the year one thousand seven hundred and sixty four by me, Wm Davies Curate | |||||
| This marriage was solemnized between us the mark of William Wastell | |||||
| the mark of Mary Caton | |||||
| In the presence of Edw. Grinsill | |||||
| Judith Grinsill | |||||
| M_1765L | 1765-01-14 Marriage Licence (EMW; SoG, Vicar General’s Office) | Thomas (142) | |||
| Thomas Smart of St. Matthew's, Bethnal Green ...has lived there for four weeks | Jane (143) | ||||
| Jane Wastell of St. Mary Whitechapel...has lived there for four weeks; spinster, minor of the age of nineteen years and upward, with consent of Ann Wastell, widow, the natural and lawful mother, and "...that she [JW] hath no father living nor testamentary guardian to her appointed neither is she a ward of the Court of Chancery..." | |||||
| (Thomas Smart and Ann Wastell both signed their names.) | |||||
| M_1765 | 1765-01-15 Marriage in St. Mary Whitechapel, Middlesex (EMW; Ancestry.co.uk, 2013) | Thomas (142) | 1765 | ||
| Thomas Smart of the parish of St. Matthew Bethnal Green and Jane Wastell of this parish Spinster a Minor were married in this church by Licence by and with the consent of Ann Wastell her lawfull mother this fifteenth day of January in the year one thousand seven hundred and sixty five by me, H. Bennet Curate | Jane (143) | ||||
| This marriage was solemnized between us Thomas Smart | |||||
| The mark x of Jane Wastell | |||||
| In the presence of John Wastell | |||||
| Ann Wastell | Ann (287) | ||||
| D_1787 | 1787-02-04 Burail in St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex (Ancestry.co.uk) | Ann (287) | 1787 | ||
| Ann Westall, Stoking Weavers Almshouses, age 77 years | |||||
| © C. R. Watts 2020 created 06.03.2013, revised 06.05.2020 | |||||
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