Anthony Jr Stroud1
M, (circa 1607 - between 1659 and 1668)
| Father* | Anthony Stroud1 (c 1580 - 1610) | |
| Mother* | Jone (Joan) (?)1 (c 1580 - ) | |
Anthony Jr Stroud|b. c 1607\nd. bt 1659 - 1668|p2629.htm|Anthony Stroud|b. c 1580\nd. 1610|p2631.htm|Jone (Joan) (?)|b. c 1580|p2632.htm|(?) Stroud|b. c 1553|p2633.htm|||||||||| | ||
| Charts | Pedigree for Stanley Russell McKinney |
| Relationship | 11th great-grandfather of James Jay McKinney. |
| Last Edited | 13 Apr 1999 |
| Reference | MMMMFFMMFMMMMFC |
| Researcher | 0 |
| Unrelated | 0 |
| Birth* | circa 1607 | 1 |
| Marriage* | 13 February 1624 | Baydon, Wiltshire Co., England, Aldbourne Parish Church, where Thomas Mildenhall and Joane Stroud were married 12 Aug 1649, Wiltshire, England witness: jo: Wilde, Thomas Stroud 20 Jun 1668 signed J. Stroude 4) bond nos. Margery Stroud of Baydon widow and John Stroud of Kinbury - Yeaton Berks, tanner Margery swears to administer bound in ducentis et quadraginta [240?] etc. Margery (x) Stroud, Johannis (x) Stroud Wit: John Norris, Samuel Norris Probate 1668 [from index]” Commentary on the John Arundell Will and Renunciation/Commission Record I believe this John Arundell was the son-in-law of Anthony and Margery Stroud. He was in Shefford in Berkshire County, which is only about 6-8 miles southeast of Baydon, Wiltshire County. The “Margery Stroud of Baydon,” in this record confirms that this is the same Margery as the Margery who wrote her own will in Baydon 10 years later (1678). It is clear that this John Arundell married a daughter of our Anthony and Margery Stroud, because John Arundell referred to his “father-in-law Anthony Stroud.” But by 1678 when Margery wrote her own will, she mentioned no daughter with the last name of Arundell. This is likely because by 1678 this John Arundell had been dead ten years and his widow was probably remarried by then — possibly either Elizabeth to a Hickman or Anne to a Talmage. This Arundell will also mentions “uncle John Stroud,” revealing that our Anthony had a brother named John. These two brothers were executors for John Arundell’s estate. Of course, An-thony died before 1668, when his son-in- MARRIAGE RECORD OF ANTHONY STROUDE AND MARGERY BARLEY, 1624 (Baydon) – Ramsbury, Wiltshire, Bishops Transcripts, 1589-1640 (#1,279,421 No.6) Anthony Stroude and Margery Barley, 13 February 1624 Commentary on the Marriage Record of Anthony Stroude and Margery Barley Part of this marriage record is in very poor condition. Through the valiant efforts of my researcher, however, she was able to make out both names. The big challenge was the groom’s first name. She had to use a 65x magnification lens on the reader, which made it clearer. The “ony” in Anthony was completely missing, and the “Anth” was only partially there. Therefore she had to study very closely neighboring letters in the same handwriting, and in that process of tracing the letters she was able to decipher the “Anth” in Anthony. I believe “Anth” Stroude cannot be anyone but our own Anthony Stroud. This record is important because it 1) confirms the 1668 commission oath taken by “Margery Stroud, widow of Anthony Stroud,” 2) confirms that Anthony and Margery were married prior to the birth of our “Jone” — whose likely birth year is revealed in the following baptism record, and 3) provides for our family a brand new surname — Barley. But this surname is no big surprise, because in her 1678 will, Margery mentioned one of her two “kinsmen” as Stephen Barley., Principal=Margery Barley1 |
| Death* | between 1659 and 1668 | England2 |
| Note* | between 1659 and 1668 | Wiltshire Co., England, 2. WILL OF JOHN ARUNDELL AND RENUNCIATION/COMMISSION RECORD, 1659/68 — Wills and Admins, Consistory of Sarum, Diocese of Salisbury, Original Wills, A, 1584-1700, Box 1 (#97534): “1668 John Arundell, Shefford Brk, Bishop of Salisbury will bond comm renun 10578 estate of John Arundell of Shefford [yeoman - from index] 1) will dated 24 Jan 1659 sign: John (x) Arundell Wit: Symon (x) Arundel, Thomas Seamor to sons John and Benjamin (under 14 years) daughter Hester (40 pounds) son Symon (40 pounds) son Anthony (40 pounds) father-in-law Anthony Stroud & uncle John Stroud, executors overseers: Thomas Smith, John Blagrove jn (both of Little Shefford) 2) commission administration oath taken by Margery Stroud, widow of Anthony Stroud, deceased 27 Jul 1668 3) renunciation John Stroud renounces right to administer to his sister in law Margery witness: jo: Wilde, Thomas Stroud 20 Jun 1668 signed J. Stroude 4) bond nos. Margery Stroud of Baydon widow and John Stroud of Kinbury - Yeaton Berks, tanner Margery swears to administer bound in ducentis et quadraginta [240?] etc. Margery (x) Stroud, Johannis (x) Stroud Wit: John Norris, Samuel Norris Probate 1668 [from index]” Commentary on the John Arundell Will and Renunciation/Commission Record I believe this John Arundell was the son-in-law of Anthony and Margery Stroud. He was in Shefford in Berkshire County, which is only about 6-8 miles southeast of Baydon, Wiltshire County. The “Margery Stroud of Baydon,” in this record confirms that this is the same Margery as the Margery who wrote her own will in Baydon 10 years later (1678). The phrase “by Margery Stroud, widow of Anthony Stroud, deceased 27 Jul 1668” reveals Margery’s husband’s name, and thus the likely father of our Joane. A baptism record to be discussed later will confirm that this Anthony Stroud was indeed the father of our Joane. The date refers not to when Anthony died, but to when Margery took her oath of commission. It is clear that this John Arundell married a daughter of our Anthony and Margery Stroud, because John Arundell referred to his “father-in-law Anthony Stroud.” But by 1678 when Margery wrote her own will, she mentioned no daughter with the last name of Arundell. This is likely because by 1678 this John Arundell had been dead ten years and his widow was probably remarried by then — possibly either Elizabeth to a Hickman or Anne to a Talmage. This Arundell will also mentions “uncle John Stroud,” revealing that our Anthony had a brother named John. These two brothers were executors for John Arundell’s estate. Of course, Anthony died before 1668, when his son-in-law died, leaving John Stroud as sole executor. However, instead of assuming the role as sole executor of the estate, John handed his commission to his sister-in-law, Margery. It is unknown why he did that. Three names of John Arundell’s children — Anthony, Benjamin and John — are family names which are found among Margery’s children as well. All these common names strengthen the link between this will and Margery Stroud’s will. To summarize what we can glean from this record: 1) Anthony Stroud is revealed as Margery’s husband and therefore our Joane’s father, 2) Anthony died between 1659-1668, and 3) Anthony had a brother named John. , Principal=Margery Barley2 |
Family | Margery Barley | |
| Marriage* | 13 February 1624 | Baydon, Wiltshire Co., England, Aldbourne Parish Church, where Thomas Mildenhall and Joane Stroud were married 12 Aug 1649, Wiltshire, England witness: jo: Wilde, Thomas Stroud 20 Jun 1668 signed J. Stroude 4) bond nos. Margery Stroud of Baydon widow and John Stroud of Kinbury - Yeaton Berks, tanner Margery swears to administer bound in ducentis et quadraginta [240?] etc. Margery (x) Stroud, Johannis (x) Stroud Wit: John Norris, Samuel Norris Probate 1668 [from index]” Commentary on the John Arundell Will and Renunciation/Commission Record I believe this John Arundell was the son-in-law of Anthony and Margery Stroud. He was in Shefford in Berkshire County, which is only about 6-8 miles southeast of Baydon, Wiltshire County. The “Margery Stroud of Baydon,” in this record confirms that this is the same Margery as the Margery who wrote her own will in Baydon 10 years later (1678). It is clear that this John Arundell married a daughter of our Anthony and Margery Stroud, because John Arundell referred to his “father-in-law Anthony Stroud.” But by 1678 when Margery wrote her own will, she mentioned no daughter with the last name of Arundell. This is likely because by 1678 this John Arundell had been dead ten years and his widow was probably remarried by then — possibly either Elizabeth to a Hickman or Anne to a Talmage. This Arundell will also mentions “uncle John Stroud,” revealing that our Anthony had a brother named John. These two brothers were executors for John Arundell’s estate. Of course, An-thony died before 1668, when his son-in- MARRIAGE RECORD OF ANTHONY STROUDE AND MARGERY BARLEY, 1624 (Baydon) – Ramsbury, Wiltshire, Bishops Transcripts, 1589-1640 (#1,279,421 No.6) Anthony Stroude and Margery Barley, 13 February 1624 Commentary on the Marriage Record of Anthony Stroude and Margery Barley Part of this marriage record is in very poor condition. Through the valiant efforts of my researcher, however, she was able to make out both names. The big challenge was the groom’s first name. She had to use a 65x magnification lens on the reader, which made it clearer. The “ony” in Anthony was completely missing, and the “Anth” was only partially there. Therefore she had to study very closely neighboring letters in the same handwriting, and in that process of tracing the letters she was able to decipher the “Anth” in Anthony. I believe “Anth” Stroude cannot be anyone but our own Anthony Stroud. This record is important because it 1) confirms the 1668 commission oath taken by “Margery Stroud, widow of Anthony Stroud,” 2) confirms that Anthony and Margery were married prior to the birth of our “Jone” — whose likely birth year is revealed in the following baptism record, and 3) provides for our family a brand new surname — Barley. But this surname is no big surprise, because in her 1678 will, Margery mentioned one of her two “kinsmen” as Stephen Barley., Principal=Margery Barley1 |
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