Also known as Ann and Agnes
Events
Date of Birth: unknown.
Place of Birth: unknown.
Date of Burial: 3 November 1601.
Place of Burial: Chaddesley Corbett, Worcestershire.
The burial is recorded in the parish register.
Relationships
Father: unknown.
Mother: unknown.
Spouse: Thomas Taylor. Married 14 October 1550 in Chaddesley Corbett.
The marriage is recorded in the parish register. Thomas's will mentions his wife Annes.
Children:
(Complete source citations for facts about the children on this page are currently outside of the scope of this project.)
Joan Taylor (baptized 24 March 1550/1 in Chaddesley Corbett - buried 16 April 1554 in Chaddesley Corbett)
John Taylor (buried 18 November 1603 in Chaddesley Corbett) married (1) Joan Hill 9 November 1578 in Hartlebury, Worcestershire; married (2) Elizabeth Scott 3 November 1588 in Chaddesley Corbett.
Margaret Taylor
Sylvester Taylor (baptized 19 May 1560 in Chaddesley Corbett - buried 14 July 1605 in Chaddesley Corbett)
Thomas Taylor (buried 10 October 1561 in Chaddesley Corbett)
Thomas Taylor
Christian Taylor
Margery Taylor (baptized 25 November 1568 in Chaddesley Corbett)
Evidence
Annes's burial (Chaddesley Corbett parish register, 1601):
anis tayler widow was burd the 3 of Nov
Annes’s will:
In the name of god amen, the xxvith, day of October Ao dmi 1601 I Ann Taylor of Wynterfowld in the p[ar]ish of Chadsley Corbett, and Com of Worcr, syck, in bodye, but of good, and p[er]fect memorye, god be praysed, make this my last will & testamt in mann[er], and forme following, First, I give, and bequeath my soule, to almighty god, my body to be buried, in the church yard of Chadsley, Ite[m] I give, and bequeath, unto my Sonn Syluester Taylor the on halfe, of my corne in the barne, three pare of Sheetes, on of flaxen, on payre of hempon, and on payre of hurden On cov[er]lett on blankett on twyllye, on bowlster on pillowe, on table cloth shilf on dossen of table napkins, on pott, on kettle, and two peeices, of pewter, All the rest of my goods, moveable and unmoveable, unbequeathed, I being brought whom of the whole I give and bequeathe, unto my daughter Christian Taylor who I make my sole executrix, and my sonne Sylvester Taylor my trustie ov[er]seer to see, this my last will, fulfilled, and done, to the pleasure, of god, etc/
These being witnesses
Wm Osborne eld[er]
John Taylor
Roger Elles
[Proved 5 October 1602]
A true and p[er]fect Inventory, taken, the thrid day of March in the xliiij th year of the Rayne, of our Sov[er]ane lady Elizabeth & of the goods, cattells and houshould stuff, which Agnes Taylor wydow deceassed, died possessed off being in Defferently praysed, the day above menconed, by John Norris, John Taylor Sylvester Taylor, and Thomas Clente /
Imprimis fowre black heyfors --v li
Ite[m] xij sheepe, pris[?] --xlviij s
Ite[m] on hogg [...] , and a borr - x s
Ite[m] Rye in the barne, al that which is threshed --iiij li x s
Item Barley unthreshed, al in the croft --vi li
Ite[m] Oates -- xiij s iiij d
Ite[m] on other Black heyfer - xxx s
Ite[m] three brasse potts --xxvj s viij d
Ite[m] on great pan and on great caldron, -- xx s
Ite[m] fyve kettells or caldrons, xiij s iiij d
Ite[m] on chafing dish, a candle stik and a skymm[er] -- iij s iiij d
Ite[m], xvii peeces of pewter, two pewter potts, & two salt sellers xviij s
Ite[m] on lantern --xij d
Ite[m] on lethern bottell --xij d
Ite[m] on cubbord, and a Joyned bed -- xiij s iiij d
Ite[m] Tulder[?] roar[?] --xiiij s
Ite[m] two table bourds, & a frame vis viij d
Ite[m] three spinning wheeles --iij s
Ite[m] on broch a payr of cobbards a frying pan, an Iron grat, fyre shovale & tongs vi s
Ite[m] on payer of wafer [...s] --ij s
Ite[m] xvij slypp of flaxen yarn --xvij s
Ite[m] xxij slyps of hempen yarn -- xxij s
Ite[m] vj slypps of woggen[?] yarne --iij s
29-1-8.
References
Chaddesley Corbett parish registers. Digitial images on FamilySearch.org accessed 27 July 2018.
Will of Ann Taylor of Winterfold in Chaddesley Corbett. Proved in the Worcester Consistory Court 5 October 1602. Digital images on FamilySearch.org accessed 27 July 2018.
Will of Thomas Taylor. Proved 1572 in the Worcester Consistory Court. Digital images on FamilySearch.org, accessed 29 July 2018.