Hannah LAMBE
Life History
20th Feb 1768 |
Mentioned in Will.1 of Thomas Lambe - probated 1768 |
13th Mar 1771 |
Mentioned in Will.2 of Hannah Lambe née Steare |
2nd Jun 1775 |
Mentioned in Codicil to Will.2 of Hannah Lambe née Steare |
21st Dec 1790 |
Mentioned in Will.3 of Robert Harris Cooper |
7th Mar 1792 |
Mentioned in Codicil to Will.3 of Robert Harris Cooper |
8th May 1792 |
Executor.3 of the estate of Robert Harris Cooper |
3rd Jun 1808 |
Mentioned in Will.4 of Robert Hare Killingley |
23rd Jun 1808 |
Mentioned in Will.4 Of Robert Hare Killingley |
12th Apr 1809 |
Legal in Court of Chancery : Six Clerks Office.5 Dench v. Hennell. Bill and Answer |
Oct 1809 |
Legal in Court of Chancery : Six Clerks Office.5 Dench v. Hennell. Bill and Answer |
1810 |
Legal in Court of Chancery : Six Clerks Office.6 Dench v. Hennell. Answer |
31st Jan 1812 |
Wrote will.7 1) This is the last will and testament of me |
30th Apr 1816 |
Codicil to Will.7 1) Whereas I Hannah Killingley of the town of Hertford |
7th Jun 1820 |
Buried in Hertford, Congregational.8 |
5th Jan 1821 |
Probate.7 Executors .- |
1823 |
Legal in High Court of Chancery.9 "Hannah Lambe by her Will devised to J. Fullager and Thomas Towle ... ... ..." |
Other facts
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Married Robert Hare KILLINGLEY |
Sources
- 1. Will of Thomas Lambe, Gentleman of Brentwood, Essex - 1768
- TNA . PROB 11/937/340
- 2. Will of Hannah Lambe, Widow of Brentwood, Essex.
- TNA - PROB 11/1079/85
- 3. Will of Robert Harris Cooper, Merchant of Brabant Court Philpot Lane, City of London
- The National Archives - PROB 11/1218
- 4. Will of Robert Hare Killingley, Gentleman of Hertford, Hertfordshire
- TNA - PROB 11/1505/378
- 5. Dench v. Hennell. Bill and answer.
- TNA - C 13/102/15
- 6. Dench v. Hennell. Answer
- TNA - C 13/115/41
- 7. Will of Hannah Killingley, Widow of Hertford, Hertfordshire
- TNA - PROB - 11/1638/64
- 8. National Burial Index for England & Wales - Hannah Killingley
- http//www.findmypast.co.uk
- 9. Reports of cases decided in the High Court of Chancery by the Right Hon. Sir John Leach, Vice-Chancellor of England
- London, J & W T Clark, 1824