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Civil Death Records 1837 - 1920 Abstracts (Includes IGI christenings, marriages, burials, wills etc) (sorted by counties) IGI through 1750 only, Dowdy, Dawdy, Doudey, and other obvious derivations. English Counties Listed in Alphabetical Order Bedfordshire 1664: Winter Assize PRESENTMENTS (Criminal) FILE - Jn. Daudy, Henlow lab., Sam. Asson same lab. - ref. HSA/1664 W/11 - date: 1664 Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Record Service: Records of the High Sheriff, Assizes [HSA/1653 S - HSA/1677 S] Marriages Wootton Old Warden Births Wootton By Bedford Marston Moretaine
Buckinghamshire Marriages Stoke Goldington Hanslop DOWDY Charles Frederick of Kingsthorpe,
bachelor, age 27, baker, father Thomas, baker married Annie Louisa
NEWBURY otp, spinster, age 21, father George, blacksmith, deceased
1886 Hanslope, Bucks Births Stoke Goldington
Cambridgeshire Probate Inventories - FILE - Doudy, Edwd Yelling - ref. AH18/4/231 - date: 1718 - Cambridgeshire County Record Office, Huntingdon: Records of the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon [AH18/1 - AH18/6]
Devonshire 1797 - Will of Patrick Dowde, of His Majesty's Ship Orion Number on the Ships Books 160 of Plymouth , Devon 28 September 1797 PROB 11/1296 Saint Sidwell, Exeter Stoke Canon Saint Andrew, Plymouth
Essex COURT IN SESSION: SESSIONS ROLL
MIDSUMMER 1665. 27 July 1665. Parish surveyors' presentments
for "Chinkford". Return of those persons which have
neglected their work.Labourers - William Knight gentleman (6
days), John Tavenor and Thomas Russell moniers (6 days).Geo.
Gladwin, William DAWDY, surveyors. Signature of : Returned
by me, 3 October hen : Wollaston. Essex Record Office Q/SR
405/46 Marriages Hornchurch Births Romford
Gloucestershire Note: Longney, Hardwicke, Elmore, and Minchinhampton are essentially adjacent parishes and very near the city of Gloucester Calendar of Gloucestershire Wills.
1672 Gloucestershire Hearth Rolls - William Doude Discharged E 178 247/13 for 1672 Calendar of Gloucestershire Wills.
Proved in the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Gloucester Calendar of Gloucestershire wills.
Proved in the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Gloucester
Gloucestershire: Glouchester
- Freemen of the City of Gloucester, 1641-1838 Calendar of Gloucestershire Wills.
Proved in the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Gloucester Calendar of Gloucestershire Mills.
Proved in the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Gloucester "...As at Horsley, Minchinhampton and Avening artisans usually possessed more property than did laborers or clothworkers, often in land as well as buildings. In 1763 William Dowdy, a Minchinhampton tailor, bequeathed in trust freehold and leasehold tenements, with lands, both arable and pasture, and including barns, stables, and outhouses, at Bestbury and Box villages." Religion and Society in a Cotswold Vale 1787 Holy Trinity (Minchinhampton) churchyard memorial inscription: Albert DOWDY, 11 Oct 1787, 61
Marriages Longney Hardwicke Newent Minchinhampton Horsley Saint Nicholas, Gloucester Westbury On Severn Births Hardwicke Duntisborne Rouse Saint Mary De Lode Minchinhampton St. Michael, Gloucester Longney
Hampshire Alton
Herefordshire Kimbolton Stoke Prior
Hertfordshire Trust Deeds- The Saracen's Head Inn, Water Row Ware -FILE - Feoffment - ref. D/EWe/4/26 - date: 1 Feb 1476 ....2. John Say, knight, Ralph Bawde, William Saye, John Butler, John Pultor, William Barle, John Feld, esquires, Charles Nowell and William Portor, yeomen of the Crown, John Shelley, John Marchall, citizens and merchants of London, Thomas Braughyng senior, John.... of Stevenage, John Knyghton, Robert Lowthe, Thomas Rugewyn, John Bird of Standon, gent., Thomas Bele, John Brigg... Stroode, servants of Edward, Prince of Wales, John Birch, servant of the Duke of Clarence, William Goodyer, William Barley, Thomas Clerke, Thomas Rey...,... Mershe, William Ive, barber, Thomas Birch, John Durward, Robert Chaundeler, Thomas Dowde, Simon Marchall, William Bronde, Thomas..., ,,, Kyrwyn, John Blome, William Johnson, mercer, John Birch, spurrier, William Bele, John Scodell, Thomas Veker, John Claver, William Partriche,... Catmer of Ware, Richard Braughyng son of Thomas, William Bele son of Thomas, John Brygg son of John, William Reymond son of Thomas, Thomas Reymond junior son of the said Thomas, Robert Clerk son of Thomas, Robert Blome son of John, William Mershe son of Nicholas, Nicholas Partrich son of William, Nicholas Catmer son of ... Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies: Records of the Ware Charity Estates Mill Lane (now Priory St., Ware)
FILE - Charter granting two tenements in Mill Lane in Latin with
one seal - ref. D/EWe/4/139 - date: 14 Jun 1477 f] ...... Witnesses:
Charles Nowell, yoeman of the Chamber to the King then the bailiff
there, Thomas Bele, Thomas Clerk, Thomas Dowde, Thomas
Reymond, Thomas Aleyn and others. Hertfordshire Archives and
Local Studies: Records of the Ware Charity Estates Kent West Kent Quarter Sessions Records
- Sessions Papers - ref. QM/SB FILE - Cover of examination touching
Eliz. Dawde's child, reputed father Daniel Butcher - ref. QM/SB/1091
- date: 1613 examination missing Centre for Kentish Studies:
Kent Quarter Sessions [QM/Jc - QM/SRo] Wickhambreaux Leicestershire 1403/4 - Release by Thomas Daude of Stretton Parva, to William de Byllesdon of the same, and Margaret his wife, of all his right in lands and tenements in Stretton aforesaid 13 April, 5 Henry IV. : [ Leic.] E 210/688 20 Nov., 1565 - Quitclaim. - William Dowde of Waltham, Leics., to John Newton of Denton. All his right, title and interest in seven selions of land in the vill and fields of Denton.1 PG/1/97 Lincolnshire Archives: 1 Pearson-Gregory Lincolnshire Early deeds, arranged by I. Jeayes. FILE - Lease. - ref. 1 PG/1/89 - date: [1556] ...Witnesses to sealing: Antonye Thorold, John Allyn, Richard Williams, William Sparke, Thomas Smythe of London (mark), William Dowde (mark), Antonye Oldfeld, John Grene (mark). Pearson-Gregory family of Harlaxton Manor, Lincolnshire
Donington-In-Holland Burgh-Le-Marsh
London Marriages Saint James Dukes Place , London Saint George Mayfair, Westminster Saint Martin Orgar And Saint
Clement Eastcheap, London Saint Dunstan, Stepney Births St. Giles Cripplegate, London St Clement Danes, Westminster Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London St. Botolph Without Aldgate,
London St. Botolph Bishopsgate, London
Saint Mildred Poultry With Saint
Mary Colechurch Saint Clement Danes, Westminster St. Sepulchre, London Saint Olave, Southwark
Middlesex 1665 Oct. 14 Deceased: O'Dowde, Thomas, St. Clement Danes, Middx. Letters of administration de bonis with will annexed (grant only) (1665/6 Feb. 5) PROB 32/1/3 1731 Oct - Proceedings of the Old Bailey - James Dowdy , of St. James's Clerkenwell, was indicted for feloniously stealing a Silver Spoon , the Property of Christopher Sutton , the 8th of Aprillast; but no Body appearing against the Prisoner, he was acquitted . 1761 - Will of Ignatius Dowde, Gentleman of Saint George Hanover Square , Middlesex 26 February 1761 PROB 11/863 1771 - Will of Susanna Dowde, Widow of Saint George Hanover Square , Middlesex 22 October 1771 PROB 11/971 1775 July 12 - Proceedings of the Old Bailey - 537. (L) JOHN DOWDY was indicted for stealing a linen handkerchief, value ten-pence , the property of John Smith , July 11th. ++ John Smith . As I was going through Token-house-yard yesterday, at about twelve o'clock, a gentleman came after me, and told me I was robbed of my handkerchief: I had it just before, (the handkerchief produced.) I cannot positively swear to it; there are the initials of my name upon it, I believe it is mine. William Norman . About twelve o'clock yesterday noon, near Token-house-alley. I saw the prisoner take the handkerchief out of Mr. Smith's pocket, and put it under his coat; I secured him, and found the handkerchief upon him, and then went after Mr. Smith, and informed him of it. Prisoner's defence. I found the handkerchief in Token house-Yard. Guilty - Sentenced to Transportation. 1788 - Will of John Daudy, Sergeant in the 92nd Company of the Chatham Division Marines now going on board His Majesty's Ship Banbay Castle 09 July 1788 PROB 11/1168 1780 May 10 - Proceedings of the Old Bailey - THOMAS RICHARDSON and WILLIAM DOWDEY were indicted for stealing 120 lb. wt. of dressed hemp, value 30 s. and 60 lb. wt. of dressed flax, value 30 s. the property of John Bond , May 6th. JOHN BOND sworn. Last Saturday morning I missed the hemp and flax, mentioned in the indictment, out of my warehouse. The prisoners were my journeymen. We weigh the rough goods to them, and they dress it in the shop. I examined the shop and found as much dressed hemp and flax as if they had dressed the whole that had been weighed out to them, though they had dressed but little of it. JOHN PRICE sworn. I am apprentice to Mr. Bond. On Saturday morning I saw Richardson take a dozen of flax out of the warehouse and carry it into the dressing shop, where he worked, and Dowdey was in the warehouse, and shut himself in. I went down stairs and lighted the fire, and when the maid came down I told her of it. I thought it particular because they had no business in the warehouse. Prosecutor. I locked the warehouse door over night, and had the key in my pocket. RICHARDSON's DEFENCE. We never wronged our master of a halfpenny-worth in our days. DOWDEY's DEFENCE. I never was in the warehouse at all; I had no goods but what my master weighed out to me himself. (The prisoners called several witnesses who gave them a good character.) BOTH NOT GUILTY . Tried by the Second Middlesex Jury before Mr. RECORDER.
Norfolk Norfolk: - Musters Return, 1569,
1572, 1574, 1577 The Freemen of Norwich 1714-1752
Deeds - ref. KL/C56/18 - date: 1468-1547 One deed dole (arundinet) containing four acres between the common river of Gaywood on the north part and a bank called Blakkedyke on the south part, abutting on the marsh of Bawsey towards the east and on the marsh of Northcornerdoole alias Redysdoole towards the west in Gaywood which were granted to Richard, prior of the house of lepers on Mawdelyn in 1520; 1 acre sometime with three houses built on it called the Spetilhouses, which John Dalman the prior of the leper house and Thomas Dowdy together took from the grant of the lord in 1468-1469 -Norfolk Record Office: King's Lynn Borough Archives [KL/C50 - KL/C58] 1483 Vellum fragments (cover of Add. 40067, ff. 20-43 b) from the compotus-roll of Thomas Dowdy, bailiff of Lyng, [co. Norf., for Mettingham College,] for the year ending Mich. 1 Ric. III [1483]. f. 153. British Library Redgrave Hall papers. Dowdye, Richard, Holkham,
Norf. 1538 214,
215 Godsalve - Wills Proved in the Consistory Court of Norwich
and now Preserved in the District Probate Registry at Norwich
1370 to 1550 Dowdy , John, of Holt, Norfolk ; Date 1728 ; Grant of Administration.
; Catalogue_Reference NCC, administration bonds, 1728, no. 125
Norfolk Record Office; Dawdy , Edward, senior, worsted
weaver, of Swanton Morley
Date 1744 Will. Catalogue_Reference NCC, will register, Bloom,
41 FindingAids Norfolk Record Society vol. 34. Norfolk Record
Office Dowdy , Joseph, of Burnham
Overy, Norfolk Date 1793
Grant of Administration. Catalogue_Reference NCC, administration
bonds, 1792, no. 25 Norfolk Record Office Marriages Saint Stephen, Norwich Saint Mary In The Marsh, Norwich Swanton Morley Saint Michael At Plea, Norwich St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth Burgh Saint Margaret All Saints, Norwich Diss Little Snoring Holkham Kings Lynn - St. Margarets Robert DOWDY m. Elizabeth HOLLAND 1675 Morningthorpe - Depwade District
Births Swanton Morley Wells Wighton Morningthorpe - Depwade District
Deaths Morningthorpe - Depwade District DOUDY, John 1672 Coltishall - Aylsham District DOWDIE, Elizabeth 1742 d of John
+ Elizabeth Northumberland Marriages Berwick Births Berwick Upon Tweed
Shropshire Sheriff Hales
Stogursey Midsomer Norton
Staffordshire Gnosall Blymhill
Suffolk 2 Sept. 1380 -Feoffment - 1. Richard Sunday of Codenham [Coddenham], 2. Geoffrey Starlyng of Gippewic [Ipswich] sen. and wife Margaret, John Hakoun of Jernemuth [Yarmouth], chaplain; (1) to (2), close and 3 pieces of arable land (6a.) in Croffeld [Crowfield] hamlet of Codenham, lying between lands of (2) on all sides, formerly of Peter Daude, and which descended to (1) by inheritance after death of Richard Trendel; to hold of chief lords of fees for accustomed services. Warranty clause. Witnesses: John Harneys, Nicholas Jaune, John Shight, Robert Bewmays, Thomas le Cook and others. Given at Croffeld, Monday after feast of Decollation of St John the Baptist, 4 Ric.II.HD 1538/197/10 Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch: The Iveagh (Phillipps) Suffolk Manuscripts 30 Sept. 1380 - Lease for life - 1. Geoffrey Starlyng sen. of Gippewic [Ipswich] and wife Margaret, 2. William Daude of Croffelde [Crowfield]; (1) to (2) for life of (2), close and 3 pieces of land (6a.) formerly of Peter Daude, and piece of meadow with 2 pieces of land called Gerneysis, all in Croffeld hamlet of Codenham [Coddenham], paying annually 22s. by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas and 1 day's work in autumn, viz. 12s. for said close and 3 pieces of land and 10s. and day's work for said piece of meadow and 2 pieces of land. Proviso for distraint in case of arrears. Warranty clause. No witnesses named. Given at Croffeld, Sunday the Morrow of St Michael, 4 Ric. II.HD 1538/197/11 Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch: The Iveagh (Phillipps) Suffolk Manuscripts 29 Sept. 1382 - Feoffment - 1. William Daude of Croffeld [Crowfield]; 2. Geoffrey Starlyng sen. of Gippewic [Ipswich] and wife Margaret; (1) to (2), all his lands and tenements in Codenham [Coddenham] and Croffeld, formerly of Robert Daude his father; to hold of chief lords of fees for accustomed services. Warranty clause. Witnesses: John Harneys, Nicholas Jaune, Leueday, Robert Moyse, Thomas Cook and others. Given at Croffeld, Monday the feast of St Michael, 6 Ric. II.HD 1538/197/12 Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch: The Iveagh (Phillipps) Suffolk Manuscripts 1538-1544 John LAUNCE and Thomas APPULBY v. John DAWDY of Gorlestone, tanner.: Price of oak-bark growing in Wrentham.: SUFFOLK. C 1/1024/12-15 Daudy , Thomas, of Cretingham,
Suffolk Date 1580 Grant
of Administration. 1603 - 1625 Attorney General (Yelverton) v. Marshall, Dowdye, Vize and others: Suff. STAC 8/27/3 Dawdy , Thomas, of Linstead,
Suffolk Date 1718-1719
Description Grant of Administration. Marriages Higham By Nayland Woolverstone Lowestoft Heveningham, Burgh Births Chediston
Surrey Appointment of Mr Josias Dowdy,
Thomas Hickson and Thomas Poape as sub collectors for Carshalton.
Printed form - ref. 643/1/33 - date: 28 Feb 1666/7 Surrey
History Centre: Carew Family of Beddington, Papers chiefly relating
to their work as Justices of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenants
in Surrey Addington
Sussex Woolbeding
Warwickshire 4 Oct 19 Hen.VIII. (1527) Grant
in fulfilment of the last will of Joh. Clerke, alderman and grocer,
by Isabella, his widow and executrix to Tho. Waren, Hen. Wall,
Ric. Heryng, aldermen, Will. Rogers, Rob. Kryvyn, Will. Colman,
Tho. Heryng, Ric. Niklyng, Tho, Waren, jun., and Joh. Wall, of
a tenement called Compton's Tenement; Seizin delivered 18 Oct.,
1527, present Ric. Ryse, Rob. Smyth, skinner, Will. Saunders,
capper, Edw. Blakmer, weaver, Rob. Hawton, Rob. Dowde.
DR429/68 Warwickshire County Record Office: Parish of Holy
Trinity, Coventry Worcestershire Holt Claines Saint Clement, Worcester
Yorkshire Kilnwick
Calendar of Wills and Administrations
now preserved in the Probate Registry at Canterbury, 1396-1558
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