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Glisson Family Crest

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It does seem to match the below coat of arms of descendants of Thomas Glisson of England which includes Dr. Francis Glisson.

It is believed that most Glissons in America are descendants of this family. According to Burke’s General Armory the arms or shield is as follows: “Sa. on a bend ar. Three mullets pierced gu.” When translated the Arms description is: “Black, a silver diagonal band with 3 red stars with holes in them.” The surname Glisson appears to be occupational in orgin, and is believed to be associated with the English, meaning, “one who made glittering garments”

Notes on the various different spellings of Glisson in England.

The following are what I believe to be ancestors of Glissons with different spellings in certain areas of England at certain timeframes.

County of Suffolk

14^th century Glisn

15^th century Gleson, Glysene, Glesene, Glesen, Glesyn, Glesoun,

16^th Gleson, Glesyn

17^th

County of Northumberland

16^th century Gleson

County of Norfolk

17^th century Gleson

County of Somerset

16^th Century Gleson, Glysson

17^th century Glisson, Gleson

County of Gloucester

17^th century Gleson, Glysson

County of Dorset

16^th century Gleson

17^th century Glisson, Gliffon, Glifson

Children and grandchildren of Walter Glisson of Bristol seem to be the first to use the spelling of Glisson, his sons Israel and William used both Gleson & Glisson but his grandchildren all seem to have used the spelling of Glisson. Walters descendants lived in Somersetshire, Gloucestershire and Dorsetshire. Walters father Thomas may have used the spelling of Glesyn in the county of Suffolk as did ones older than him. The coat of arms is that of Dr. Francis Glisson grandson of Walter who went by Glisson. My conclusion at the moment is that the name Glisson originated with this group and before that it was the above spellings.

I do believe that the spelling Gleason and Gleeson are a completely different family. The oldest of these spellings seem to be mid 1500’s and they were descendants of Leeson, Leason families.

Also there are different spellings in Ireland and Scotland and even other countries. All Glisson spellings, all Gleason spellings and Glisan and Glissene, Glissane, Glyssene, Glyssane, O’Glissene, O’glisson, etc.

We see many different spelling in America. Sometimes its hard to determine if it is from the Glisson family or the Gleason family. So in doing genealogy research we need to open minded about spellings we run across. If it sounds like Glisson or Gleason it still could be from either group. Only when connected to other families do we really know which family they belong to.

Origin of Glisson may be spelling of Glesyn.

A dictionary of the Welch Language list

Glesyn, am, dim, (glas) what is blue.

Gleysn y gauaf- or coed wyrdd, thed wintergreen

Glesyn y morlan- the sea lungwort

Glesyn y mynydd- mountain bugle

Glesyn y wiber- the vipers bugloss

Glesyn y coed- yr olchenid, bruise-wort ot bugle borage

Glesyn- a, what is blue, the common borage, peth glas, Bronwerth, llawnlys, tafod yr yeh, tafo lyfwch, wood blue

A Cornish dictionary

Glasson- from glesyn: grass plot, found in West Cornwall

In Edeirnion, ancient territory ruled by Owen Brogyntyn, manors in places of Dol-y-Glesyn or (Dolau-gleisiou)

Glesyn- the herb woad

GLESYN

English Cornish UCR Kemmyn

Lawn Glesyn Glesin

Origin of Gliston surname

Gliston placenames

Gliston, Hertsford England 1500’s

Gliston Park House, Gliston, Hertfordshire Gliston Co. Limerick

Surname origin Gliston, (Locality) Glaston, the green hill, Gliston the shining hill, the mineral or mica hill

Ref: Family Name History for Glisson from the Historical Research center which I purchased as a plaque and also purchased the coat of Arms on a nice plaque:

Glisson

The English surname Glisson, a variant of Glason and Glasson, is local in origin, being one of those surnames derived from the place where a man once lived or held land. In this case, the surname means simply “of Glasson” which is ultimately derived from an Old English term meaning “bright or shining spot” referring to the place name Glasson in Lancashire or the name may be derived from Old English meaning “green/blue river” and referring to the place name Glasson in Cumberland in northern England. This would indicate that the original bearer of the surname may have originally hailed from one of these two places in medieval times. The name may also be of patranymic nickname origin which is to say it is derived from a nickname applied to the father of the intial bearer of the name, as a surname. In this instance, the surname Glisson refers to the “son of Glaz”. The later is derived from a Breton term meaning “grey-haired”

References to this name date back in the fourteenth century when we read of one Richard Glazoun recorded in the Assises of Northumberland between 1314 and 1316. John Glasyn, Thomas Glasien and John Glasyn son of Thomas Glayson were recorded in Yorkshire in 1435, 1501, 1545 repectively. We also read of one Francis Glisson who was born in Rampisham, Dorset in 1597. Sixteenth century records document the christening of Bridget Glisson, daughter of Nicholas and Mary Glisson in St. Mary Whitechapel, Skepney, London, on the 11^th of January 1623. George Glisson married Mary Hosskines in High Wycombe, Buckingham, in May 1652. The marriage of Charles Glisson and Mary Chapman took place in Whtgift, Yorkshire, on the 11^th of November 1714. The arms described below are those of the Glisson family of Rampisham, Dorset.

Blazon of Arms: Sable, on a bend argent, three mullets pierced gules.

Translation: Then mullet signifies Honour and Achievement. Sable (black) symbolizes Saturn and denotes Constancy.

Crest: A lion rampant or,

Origin: England

(my notes: at the moment I do not believe above is accurate. As you will see in the following references that I have found myself that date about the same time as above. Below are other spelling variants of Glisson in different places and dates. Mostly in county of Suffolk. I believe we will find many answers in records from county of Suffolk 1300-1600 to take the Glisson line back further than Walter’s father Thomas b.abt 1505 in county of Suffolk. Also I do not think Thomas ever left county of Suffolk. I think Walter was born in Suffolk and left there as a single man and went by himself to Bristol in Gloucester/Somerset Counties met his wife Joan Cooke there. )

Ref: Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch: The Iveagh (Phillipps) Suffolk Manuscripts [HD 1538/348 - HD 1538/441]

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Reference Code: HD 1538, The Iveagh (Phillips) Suffolk Manuscripts

Creation Dates: 12c-19c Creators: Cornwallis family of Suffolk, Phillipps, Sir, Thomas, 1792-1872, 1st baronet, antiquary and bibliophile

HD 1538/365 STONHAM ASPAL

Reference: HD 1538/365/1-47, Evidences of title

Creation dates: 13.-1587- Together comprise Phillipps MS No. 35148

Reference: HD 1538/365/15
Feoffment- Creation dates: 3 Sept 1361
1. Robert Spenser of Stonham Antegan [Stonham Aspal]
2. Edmund de Walsham, chaplain, William Feldegate, Henry Glysne, Robert de Stonham, Henry Cartere of Stonham Antegan
(1) to (2), all his lands and tenements in Stonham Antegan; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Warranty clause. Witnesses: Edmund Sengloue, Gilbert Money, William Money, John Jeffrey, John Glysne and others. Given at Stonham Antegan, Friday before feast of Nativity of B.V.M., 35 Edw.III.

Reference: HD 1538/365/30
Quitclaim Creation dates: 1 Nov 1426
1. Margery Thorp of Burgate
2. William Thorp, her son Thomas Sengelton of Stonham Parva, Sir Andrew Bryd, clerk, John Gleson
(1) quitclaims to (2), all lands and tenements called Parles tenement in Stonham Aspale [Stonham Aspal], belonging to (1) after death of Robert Note her father, by right of inheritance; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Witnesses: John Martyn, John Chapman, John Wynde of Burgate, John Brett, Robert Caumpe and others. Given at Burgate, 1 Nov. 5 Hen.VI.

Reference: HD 1538/365/31
Quitclaim Creation dates: 26 Sept 1427
1. William Thorp of Stonham Aspale, John Gleson of Stonham [Stonham Aspal]
2. Thomas Sengelton of Stonham Parva, Sir Andrew Bryd, clerk
(1) quitclaim to (2), 2 crofts called Melleclos with adjoining lane in Stonham Aspale, which (1) lately had jointly with (2) by demise of William Grenehood and William Mouney; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Witnesses: Robert Feldegate, Hugh Baker, Robert Campe, John Brett, James Stede and others. Given at Stonham Aspale, Friday after feast of St Matthew, 6 Hen.VI.

Reference: HD 1538/365/34
Quitclaim- Creation dates: 31 Oct 1429
1. John Terell, esq., Thomas Mysterton, esq., Thomas Grene of Cretyng St Peter [Creeting St Peter]
2.William Thorp of Stonham Aspale [Stonham Aspal], Sir Andrew Bryd, clerk, John Gleson of Stonham Aspale
(1) quitclaim to (2), all lands and tenements in Stonham Aspale all lands which they lately had jointly with Robert Wynde by feoffment of Margery Thorp and Emma Wynde; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Witnesses: Thomas Sengelton, John Neue, William Thorp of Stowe market [Stowmarket] and others. Given at Stonham Aspale, Monday after feast of SS. Simon and Jude, 8 Hen.VI.

Reference: HD 1538/365/35
Feoffment- Creation dates: 18 Sept 1431
1. Roger Cotmore of Stonham Aspale [Stonham Aspal]
2. Katherine Bret, Walter Grymprest of Brokforde [Brockford],Thomas Pecher of Brokforde, Thomas Bret of Stonham Aspale
(1) to (2), messuage called Stonyldes, lying in Stonham Aspale between highway leading from Dunwych [Dunwich] towards Bury and land of Robert Stonham, 1 head abutting on pasture of Stonham Rectory, other head on way of R.S.; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Witnesses: William Feldegate, Hugh Bakere, Robert Cawmpe, John Glysene, James Stote and others. Given at Stonham Aspale, Tuesday after feast of Exaltation of Holy Cross, 10 Hen.VI.

Reference: HD 1538/365/36
Feoffment- Creation dates: 20 Jul 1433
1. Thomas Grene of Cretyng St Peter [Creeting St Peter]
2. Robert Campp of Stonham Aspale [Stonham Aspal], Robert Crane of Stonham Parva, John Gleson of Stonham Aspale
(1) to (2), piece of land lying in Stonham Aspale between land of Stonham Aspale Rectory on W. and land called Cattys on E., 1 head abutting N. on land formerly of Robert Chener', other head abutting S. on land called Qwytes; which (1) formerly had jointly with Robert Feldegate by gift of Sir John Heuenyngham, kt; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Witnesses: Reginald Ederych, Thomas Pecher, Robert Chapman, Henry Laneman, William Thorpp and others. Given at Stonham Aspale, Monday, feast of St Margaret the Virgin, 11 Hen.VI.

Reference: HD 1538/365/37
Feoffment (chirograph)- Creation dates: 18 Jul 1434
1. William Thorp of Stonham Aspale [Stonham Aspal], esq., Thomas Sengelton of Stowemarket [Stowmarket], esq.
Sir Andrew Bryd, clerk, John Gleson, William Mowney of Stonham Aspale
2. William Feldegate of Stonham Aspale, William Grene, son of Thomas Grene of Westcretynge [Creeting St Peter], Sir John Morgon, clerk, Thomas Colchestre of Pethawghe [Pettaugh]
(1) to (2), 2 crofts with adjoining lane (8a.) called Melle clos, lying together in Stonham Aspale between land formerly of John Mory on S. and said lane on N., 1 head abutting E. on land formerly of John Ook, other abutting W. on close called Rasshcroft, formerly of Robert Note, which (1) lately had jointly by feoffment of William Grenehood and William Mowney; 2 pieces of land lying together in Stonham Aspale between land formerly of Henry de Stonham, chaplain and land formerly of John Ook on 1 side and land of Stonham Rectory and land late of Robert Feldegate on other side, 1 head abutting on way called Mellewey, other head on land formerly of J.O., which W.T. and W.M. together with Roger Morgon deceased lately had jointly by gift of John Waryn of Stkeneylond; 2 pieces of land in same town (2a.)parcel of tenement called Parles, 1 piece called Wylwenerowe, other called Mellelond, which W.T., A.B. and J.G. lately had by gift of Robert Wynde of Stonham Comitis [Earl Stonham]; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services, on condition of payment of 14 marks (2 marks at feast of St Michael in 2nd year after present date, and 2 marks at each subsequent feast of St Michael), and 6 marks at feast of St Michael next after death of W.T., to his executors. W.T. to have said property and its crops for life. Witnesses: Reginald Ederych, Hugh Bakere, Robert Cawm, Gilbert Morgon, John Harlewene and others. Given at Stonham Aspale, Sunday before feast of St Margaret the Virgin, 12 Hen.VI.

Reference: HD 1538/365/40
Letter of attorney- Creation dates: 10 Sept 1447
1. Richard Bothe, esq., John Glesene, late of Stonham Aspale [Stonham Aspal]
2. John Morgon, chaplain
(1) appoint (2) attorney to deliver to William Feldegate, Gilbert Andrew, James Stote and Robert Caump, seisin of close lying between land of manor of Stonham Aspale on W. and land of John Andrew on E., abutting on both sides on land of Robert Stonham, esq.; 2 pieces of land lying between land of Stonham Aspale Rectory on both sides; and piece of land lying between land of said Rectory and land of Gilbert Feldegate. Given 10 Sept. 26 Hen.VI.

HD 1538/129 BATTISFORD

Reference: HD 1538/129/11

Release- Creation dates: 1 Mar 1500
1. John Aylemer' of Batysford, Joan Smyth, widow of Batysford

2. John Barfoot of Hadlegh [Hadleigh], Edmund Poley of Badle [Badley], gent., John Barfoot brother of said John [sic]

John Glesyn, Thomas Raryn of Nedham Market [Needham Market], John Emrygale of Hadlegh

(1) to (2), all lands and tenements in Batisford which they lately had by feoffment of William Pope of Nedham Market, as appears more fully in charter dated 9 Jun. 6 Hen. VII. (1491); to hold of chief lords of fees for accustomed services. Witnesses: Richard Bragstrete, Henry Lucas, William Baldry,Henry Parysh, John Cook and others. Given at Batisford, 1 Mar.15 Hen. VII.

HD 1538/195/1-54 CREETING ALL SAINTS

Evidences of title relating to Creeting All Saints, Creeting St. Mary, Creeting St Olave and Creeting St Peter

Creation dates: 1299-1736- Many of them from the collection of Craven Ord (Phillipps MS No. 35917)

Reference: HD 1538/195/29

Feoffment (indented)- Creation dates: 1 Oct 1489
1. Thomas Cook of Cretyng [Creeting] All Saints, Robert Cook of Playford, John Skot of Brysete Magna [Great Bricett]

2. William Smyth, rector of Cretyng St Mary church, Thomas Almot jun., gent., John Glesyn

(1) to (2), cottage lying in Cretyng St Mary between land of Hugh Kyrspyn on S. and highway called Peekham strete on N., 1 head abutting E. on land of H.K., other head abutting W. on rectory of Cretyng St Mary; which (1) lately had jointly with Thomas Hunne and John Baldry now deceased, by grant of William Havell and H.K. dated 17 Jan. 19 Edw. IV [1480]; to hold of chief lords of fee for accustomed services; paying to T.C. in tenement called Cookys 3d. annually by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas; proviso for distraint in case of arrears. Witnesses: Thomas Almot sen., gent., Hugh Kyrspyn, Richard Baldry, John Cook, Robert Skot and many others. Given at Cretyng St Mary, 1 Oct. 5 Hen. VII.

HD 1538/121 BADLEY
Reference: HD 1538/121/4

Grant- Creation dates: 24 Jun 1437
1. Edmund Alcok' alias Rafman of Badle

2. Sir Thomas Tudenham, kt., Sir John Heuenyngham, kt., Thomas Mauncell sen. of Netlestede [Nettlestead]

John Lauerok' of Nedham, Robert Glesoun of Nedham [Needham Market], John Martyn of Nedham

(1) to (2), all his goods and chattels, movable and immovable, living and dead, in Suffolk or elsewhere in England. Witnesses: Thomas Grene of Cretyng [Creeting], John Leyng' of Batesford [Battisford], William Wrangyll, William Boteller', John Dumner of Badle and others. Given at Badle, Monday the Nativity of St John the Baptist, 15 Hen. VI.

EL 13/12 CHARITIES, LANDS IN BURY ST. EDMUNDS, CHEVINGTON WAY, (CROSIERS), 1353-1863
Reference: EL13/12/5

Sale by William Basse, of Bury St. Eds., executor of will of Adam Costyn, butcher, to John Grought, fuller, of Bury, John Thurston, mercer, of Bury, Simon Waryn, Smith, & Thomas Grought, fuller of West Stow.

Creation dates: 1461
1 grange with 1 garden adjacent in suburbs of Bury outside Westgate (abuttals. W: Grange & garden, late John Coppynge; E: grange & garden, late John Gatlee; N: Spyntelmellefeld; S: highway). Witnesses: Thomas Heigham, Capital Bailiff, John Ayleward, William Moor, Thomas Lemynor. John Glesyn, John Tropynell'. 24 May, 1 Ed. IV (1461).

Reference: EL13/12/6

Grant by Jn. Grought, senior, fuller, of Bury St. Eds., Simon Waryn, Smith, of Bury, & Thos. Grought, fuller, of West Stow, to Thos. Fuller, shoemaker, of Bury, Jn. Furceney, of Bury, Jn. Redgeman, of Bury & Jn. Glesyn, of Bury.

Creation dates: 1465
1 grange & 1 garden adjacent in Bury suburbs, outside Westgate (abuttals. W: grange & garden, late Jn. Coppynge; E: grange & garden, late Jn. Gatlee; N: Croft of Convent of St. Ed. S: way to Chevington).

Witnesses: Thomas Bret, Alderman, Thomas Heigham & Richard Fest, Bailiffs, John Ayleward, William Moor, Thomas Lemynor, John Tropynel, Walter Fuller. 28 Feb. 4 Ed. IV (1464/5).

Reference: EL13/12/7

Grant by Thomas Fullere, corvoser, of Bury St. Eds., & John Glesen', corvoser. to John Plandon, of Bury, & wife Thomas Velers,

& Richard Plandon, of Melford.

Creation dates: 1482
1 inclosed garden in Bury suburbs outside Westgate (abuttals. W: garden of Joan Bret, widow; E: garden of John Plandon, late Ralph Lewys; N: croft of convent of St. Ed.; S: garden of Thomas Fullere).

Witnesses: Robert Gardyner, Alderman, Thomas Heigham Esq. & William Helperby, bailiffs, Edmund Baker, Simon Waryn, John Busshe, John Hobbys, John Bullok, Richard Waryn. 20 Mar. 21 Ed. IV (1481/2).

Reference: EL13/12/8

Conveyance by Thomas Glesyn', cordener, of Bury St. Eds, son & heir of late John Glesyn', of Bury to Joan Brette, widow,

& John Aleyn, gent.

Creation dates: 1488
1 grange & garden adjacent in Bury suburbs outside Westgate (abuttals. W: garden of Joan Brette, late John Coppynge; E: garden of John Plandon, late John Gatlee; N: Croft of convent of St. Ed.; S: way to Chevington).

Witnesses: Thomas Heigham Esq. & William Helperby, Bailiffs, William Leyer, Thomas Russell, Robert Brette, Edmund Baker, Thomas Teryngton. 31 Mar. 3 Hen. VII (1488).

Reference: EL13/12/15

Grant by William Sparke, scrivener, of Bury St. Eds., William Leyr, gent., & William Nunne, lymeno, to Thomas Lacy, grocer, John Jeverys, gent, John Berywey, goldsmith, John Revell', merchant, & William Purpyll', grocer.

Creation dates: 1482
1 garden in Bury suburbs outside Westgate (abuttals. S: road to Saxham; N: lands of Convent of St. Ed.; E: grange of John Bullok, & garden of Simon Waryn,; W: land of convent), (as in feoffment, dated 20 Mar. 22 Ed. IV (1482/3), by John Bullok, wheelwright, John Mase, & Thomas Fuller, corvoser) Attorney for grantors: John Pyee.

Witnesses: Thomas Heigham, Esq. & William Helperby, bailiffs, Edmond Baker, Thomas Fuller, John Glesen', Simon Waryn, Edmond Goodale, John Bullok. 12 Oct. 22 Ed. IV (1482).

Ref: Suffolk- Subsidy Returns, 1524

Burials, Summary, Needham, Suffolk County, England

William Gleson, Jamys Edmondes, Robert Sargaunt (each) in londes L1:6:840

Ref: British Chancery Records, 1386-1558-

Place: York Date: 1449-1453 Volume: 1 Page: 182 Bundle: 18 William Gleson

Place: York Date: 1518-1529 Volume: 5 Page: 252 Bundle: 475 William Gleson

Place: York Date: 1475-1480 & 1483-1485 Volume: 2 Page: 276 Bundle: 59 John Glasyn

Place: York Date: 1433-1443 & 1467-1472 Volume: 2 Page: 42 Bundle:41 Sibyll Glasyn

Place: York Date: 1433-1443 & 1467-1472 Volume: 2 Page: 42 Bundle: 41 Thomas Glasyn

Place: Cornwall Date:1533-1538 Volume: 7 Page: 194 Bundle: 865 Thomas Glasen

Place: Cornwall Date:1480-1483 Volume: 2 Page: 334 Bundle: 63 Thomas Glasen

Ref: Norfolk, Norwich, 1.Index to Wills, Consistory Court of Norwich, 1370-1550 2. Wills among the Norwich Enrolled Deeds, 1286-1508

Wills proved in the Consistory Court of Norwich and now preserved in the District Probate Registry of Norwich 1370 to 1550.

1514 Watson, Margaret, late the wife of John Gleson of Nedeham Market 122 Multon.

1514 Gleson, Margaret see Watson

Ref: Norfolk Record Office: Diocese of Norwich, Probate Inventories {DN/INV15-DN/INV26}

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Reference: DN/INV23- Inventories exhibited in the year beginning 25th March 1610 Numbered DN/INV23/1 - 202 with original index

Creation dates: 1610 – 1611

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Reference: DN/INV23/114

Gleson, John, Lowestoft, S., clerk.
Creation dates: 1610 – 1611

Reference: DN/INV24/34

Gleson, Edmund, Rattlesden, S.
Creation dates: 1611 – 1612

Ref: Northumberland Record Office: Swinburne (Capheaton) estate records {ZSW/1-ZSW/59}

The contents of this catalogue are the copyright of Northumberland Record Office
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Reference: ZSW/1 Swinburne Manuscript Vol. 1- Creation dates: 12-17th Centuries

Reference: ZSW/1/167
Lease
Creation dates: 21 June 1510
Gefferoy Proctor, Richard Gowge and William Gleson, commissioners to the Rt. Noble lord Henry Earl of Northumberland in Northumberland lease to George Swynborne Constable of Alnewyk all the Earl's lands and tenements called Snapehows and Hessylehows in Northumberland To hold to George and his assigns from Pentecost 1 Henry VIII for term of 20 years paying an annual rent of 46s.8d. at Martinmas and and Whit Sunday and George also shall keep in repair all the houses now built on the said lands etc., at his own cost. And George shall also pay to the Earl at the Feasts of the Nativity of St. John Baptist and St. Michael next 40s. in the name of his grissumme (entry fine) And the Commissioners grant that each year the Martinmas rent shall be paid at the following Candlemass and the Whit Sunday rent at Lammas following, and they also lease the herbage of 2 closes adjoining Snapehows called the Swynleclose and Harecragg to hold from the Annunciation B.V.M. last for term of 20 years, paying annually at St.Michael 36s.8d. Dated 21 June 2 Henry VIII
Vol. 1. p. 60

Ref: Lancashire Record Office: Hulton of Hulton-

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Hulton of Hulton Catalogue Ref. DDHU, Creators: Hulton familiy, of Hulton Park, Baronets

BONDS- ref. DDHU 44

File- (no title)- ref DDHU 44/11 -: 25 Jun 1573

Robert Worsleye of Bothes, esq. To William Hulton, esq. For 500 marks—Robert Worsleye to bear half the costs arising from indentures between William Hulton and Cuthbert Glyson of Westby, dated 15 Nov 1572, (see DDHU 35/1 & 2) concerning the will of Henrye Kighleye, esq. Witn. Wylliam Unrmeston, Thomas Barnes, Edward Bradshaughe, Robert Gerrarde.

Ref: London Metropolitan Archives: Haynes Papers-

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Haynes Papers, Catalogue Ref. ACC/0539, Creators: Haynes, W G, fi 1958 of Stanmore, Middlesex

West Drayton Manor, Muniments of Title

File- Copy of Court Roll. V.F.P. with court- ref. ACC/0539/039- date 7 May 18 Eliz (1576)

Surreneder of Thomas Huchens and wife Joan and admission of John Glysson and wife Denise

Ref: Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies: Small accessions 401-500-

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Small accessions 401-500, Catalogue Ref. D-X 401-500, Creators: Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies

Buckinghamshire Return of vinters, Innholders and alehousekeepers in the county

File- Transcript of return of vinters, innholders and alehousekeepers in Buckinghamshire, ref. D-X423/1- date 1577

Thomas Gliston Alehousekeepers

Ref: Cornwall Record Office: Prideaux Brune of Place, Padstow (PB/1/1-PB/3/87)-

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Prideaux Brune of Place, Padstow, Catalogue Ref. PB, Creators Prideaux Brune family of Padstow, Cornwall

DOCUMENTS OF TITLE-

DEEDS

Somerset, Inglescombe and Inglesback

File- (no title)- ref. PB/1/551- date: Michaelmas 13 Chas II (1637)

Benjaimin Tibbott and John Tibbott, Israel Gleson

MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS

File- (no title)- ref. PB/1/859 – date: 15 Nov. 12 Chas II (1660)

Israell Gleson of Brislington, Somerset, gent

LEASES

Somerset, Obley

File- (no title)- ref. PB/2/235- date: 18/19 Jan 1674

Benjamin Tibbott of Dundry, Somerset, gent, Israel Gleson of Brislington, Somerset, gent. John Savage of Rodstocke, Somerset, gent

Ref: Cambridgeshire County Record Office, Cambridge: Records of the parish of St. Edward King and Martyr, Cambridge-

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Records of the Parish of St. Edward King and Martyr, Cambridge, Catologue Ref. P28, Creators: Church of England, St. Edward King and Martyr parish, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Charities and Schools

File- Bond to perform conditions in indentures – ref. P28/25/1 – date 1639

Edmond Mewce of Oakington, gentleman, to Francis Glisson, MD, Samuel Spalding, alderman, Thomas Buck and John Buck, esquire bedells, Samuel Farloe, vinter, John Woolfe, gentleman, William Welbore, draper, John Brasbone, notary, Thomas Wilson, baker, Roger Wilson, butcher, John Johnson, cook, Richard Pottoe, butcher, William Overton, draper, Thomas Spalding, son of Samuel Spalding, Thomas Buck, son of John Buck, Edward Farloe, son of Samuel Farloe, Edward Pottoe, son of Richard Pottoe and John Welbore, son of William Welbore,all of Cambridge, 26 October 1639.

Ref: Bridport Family- Schedule of the Church Lands and properties, 1634 England-

A true and perfect note Terryer or Particular of all and singular the howses, gardens, orchards, gleabe landes arable grounds, medowes, pastures, tythes, fruites, offerings profits and emolmuments whatsoever belonging to the Parsonage of Marnhull, in the County of Dorsett and Diocese of Bristoll, as they are att this time quietly possessed, held, received and enjoyed by Walter Glisson, Batchelaur, in Divinity the present Rector or Incumbent there taken by the saide rector or Incumbent and the sworne men whose names are hereunto subscribed and presented upon the oaths of the sayd sworne men unto the right worshipfull Sir Nathaniel Brent, Knight, Doctor of Lawes, the Vicar generall of the most Reverend Father in God, William, by Divine Providence Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all England and Metropoltan att his Graces Metropolicicall Visitation held in and for the Diocese of Bristol in the yeare of our Lord God 1634 and in the first yeare of his Graces Translation as followeth. IMPRIMIS a dwelling howse lying close by the Church, a kitchen or brewhouse on the East end of the sayde dwelling howse, a Doverhowse, two barnes, a stable, two Courts a Garden and Orchard, all Gifts which are compassed in with Stone Walles. ITEM, two little Closes neere adjoining to the howsing aforesaid on the west side thereof, called The higher and lower groues, containing both of them together about fower akers more or lesse, bounded on the East pte thereof with the greater of the two barnes aforesaid and the garden wall of the South and West with the Middle field, and on the North with the highway from Stallbridge to Shaston. ITEM, one other close of pasture lying a little beyond the two closes aforesaid westward, containing about three akers more or lesse called The bean close, bounded on the East parte thereof with the Middlefield aforesaid, on the South and West with the highway leading from Burton street to Sturminster Newton and on the North with the highway aforesaid from Stallbride to Shaston. ITEM, one little meadow within hedge contynin, about an aker and a halfe more or lesse, called the Lesser or Higher grove-meadow, alias The Lesser or Higher Purrocke, bounded on the East parte therof with the narrow lane leading to the widow Marian Burpotts howse called the Little Prestreet lane, on the West with a pasture of Mr. Thomas Ridutts called Greenbay on the North with a pasture of Henry Chippets on the South with the widow Marian Burpotts orchard.

(my notes: Above is definitely Walter Glisson son of William Glisson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham and Marnhull. He was Rector of Marnhull 1630-1639 having died in 1639. The significants of above is that this shows Walter Glisson was still single in 1634. His first dau was born 1637 so he must have married Mary ? 1634-1637 at age 34-37. Most of his brother did not marry till their 30’s or 40’s either)

Ref: Canterbury Cathedral Archives: Dean and Chapter Archive (CCA-DCc-ChAnt/T-CCA-Dco-ChAnt/Z-

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Dean and Chapter Archive, Catalogue Ref. CCA-DCc-ChAnt

Chartae Antiquae W – ref. CCA-DCc-ChAnt/W

File- Leases and bonds- ref, CCA-DCc-ChAnt/W/174- date 1 Nov 1638-39 Oct 1641

Item: Lease – ref. CCA-DCc-ChAnt/W/174/6 – date: 29 Oct 1641

From: Christopher Potter, DD, dean of Worcester Cathedral: the chapter of Worcester Cathedral to : Mary Glisson of Hereford, widow. The rectory of Tibberton, Worcestershire, including the tithes, but reserving the advowson of the vicarage. For the lives of Mary and Mary Glisson and Elizabeth Glisson, her daughters. For an annual payment of L4 6d, payable as specified to the dean and chapter’s receiver general in the cathedral church or the cathedral precincts. Right of re-entry if payment in arrears. Conditions on repairs, including repairs to the chancel of Tibberton church, condition relating to the vicar of Tibberton (details lost, but mentions a composition made in the time of Bishop Walter) and other conditions. The dean and chapter appoint Thomas T… and William Bignell, yeoman, as their attornies to deliver sseisin in the rectory to Mary. The lease is made in consideration of the surrender of the previous lease, dated 23..7 James? (24 Mar 1609-23 Mar 1610) to Richard Harries, rector of Sommer..? for the lives of Thomas Harries, Mary Powell and Elizabeth Harries, Richards son and daughters. Mary’s signature on plica. Dean and chapter;s part of indenture. Witnesses: Thomas Taylor, Stephen Richardson, Christopher Coptes endorsed with description in mid 17^th century hand.

(note: This is Mary Harris widow of Walter Glisson son of William of Ramphisham, appears she remarried ? Powell,

and their 2 daughters only children of Walter)

Ref: Royal College of Physicians of London: College Legal Status-

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COLLEGE LEGAL STATUS, Catalogue Ref. RCP-LEGAC, Creators: Royal College of Physicians of London

CHARTERS.

File- Charles II. Letters Patent under the Great Seal – ref. RCP-LEGAC/Charter 1663 SR/1K – date: 26 March 1663

Sir Edward Alston, Sir Francis Prujean, Baldwin Hamey, Francis Glisson, Peter Salmon, George Ent, George Bate, Alexander Frazier, William Stane, John Micklewaite, Nathan Pagett, Jonathan Goddard, Edmond Trench, John King, Thomas Cox, Henry Stanley, Daniell Whistler, Charles Scarburgh, Thomas Wharton, Christopher Morrett, Samuel Collins, Luke Rugeley, John Wilby, Sir Wm Pettie, Christopher Terne, Sir John Baber, John Hale, Edward Greaves, Thomas Croydon, Gabriell Beauvoir, Thomas Wolfe, Martin Luellin, Sir John Finch, Thomas Baynes, William Quarterman, James Hide, Humfry Whitmore, Robert Waller, Peter Barwicke and Robett Morrison.

ELECTS- That the following ten Fellows shall be Elects: Sir Edward Alston, Sir Francis Prujean, Baldwin Hamey, Francis Glisson, Geo Ent, Geo Bate, Alexander Frazier, William Stane, John Micklethwaite, And Nathan Pagett.

File- (The Harvey Trust Deed) Indenture of Release – ref. RCP-LEGAC/SR/11A/7 – date: 21 Jun 1656

Between Dr. William Harvey and his brother Eliab of the first part Heneage Finch and Geffrey Palmer of the second part and Dr. Edward Alston President of the College, Lawrence Wright, Francis Prujean, Sir Maurice Williams, Baldwin Hamey, Francis Glisson, Elects, John Bathurst, George Ent, George Bate, John Micklewaite, Jonathan Goddard and Edward Emeley, Fellows of the College, and others of the third part whereby for the consideration therein mentioned the said Dr. William Harvey conveys the said premises to the use of the College and after his death to the said Heneage Finch, etc. the said Edward Alston, etc. their heirs and assignes upon trust for ever etc.

WARWICK LANE, THE FELLOWS’ HOUSE, North Side of Court Yard

File- Counterpart of Lease by Sir Geo Ent, President Baldwin Hamey, Francis Glisson & others to Robert Hooke, of a toft piece or parcel of

round situate and being on the North side of the court yard of the College for a term of 61 years for a yearly rent of on pepper corn..ref. RCP-LEGAC/SR 10A box 4/4- date: 1 April 1673

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File- Francis Glisson 1597-1677 F. 1635 – ref. Portrait/X379 – date: c.1670

(from administrative History) Francis Glisson was born in Dorset. He graduated M.D. at Cambridge in 1634 and was appointed Regius professor of physic there in 1636, an office which he held until he died. He remained in Cambridge for some years, but during the civil wars he practiced in Colchester with great reputation. Shortly after this he seems to have moved to London; he was certainly resident there in 1650 and thereafter he took an active part in the affairs of the College.

(from administrative History) Glisson was one of the illustrious few who instituted weekly meetings in London to promote inquires into natural and experimental philosophy, from which, after the Restoration, the Royal Society came into being, Glisson of course being a member. He was one of the early English anatomists who were inspired by the great example of Harvey.

(from administrative History) Glisson’s first work was De Rachitide, seu Morbo Puerili, published in 1650. His next work, De Hepate, was published in 1654 and this account of the cellular envelope of the vena porta was so much more accurate than any which had previously been published that his name became inseparably connected with it, under the disignation “Glisson’s capsule”. Glisson’s third work, Tractatus de Natura Sub-stantiae Energetica, seu de, Vita Naturae was published in 1672. Though it is in a system and manner now obsolete, it deserves admiration as an extraordinary effort of understanding by a man of advanced age. His last work, De Ventriculo et Intestinis, appeared in the year of his death.

Portrait: Head and shoulders, thick brown wig, white bands, grizzied eyebrows, dary grey eyes, black doublet, black gown, plain dark brown background, inscribed in yellow letters: Franciscus, Glisson M.D.

File- Daniel Whistler 1619-1684 F. 1649 P. 1683 – ref. Portrait/X133 – date c. 1660/70

(from administrative History) Daniel Whistler was born in Walthamstow. He took his first degree at Merton College, Oxford, in arts and then turned to medicine, which his college allowed him to study at Leyden. In his dissertation for the M.D. degree, delivered at Leyden in 1645, Whistler gave the first printed description of rickets, five years before the better known account of Francis Glisson was published.

Ref: Dorset Record Office: Marnhull Parish-

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Catalogue Ref. PE/MAL- Creators: Church of England, Marnhull Parish, Dorset,

Incumbent- Benefice- ref PE/MAL/IN 2

File- Conveyance of the Advowson from Francis and John Glisson to John Ironside, John Hoskins and James Hoskins-ref. PE/MAL/IN 2/1-

Date: 1673, MIC/R/1599

File- Lease of tithes from Revd Gilbert Glisson and Revd Conyers Place to Thomas Bower- ref PE/MAL/IN 2/2 – date: 1707, MIC/R/1599

File- Further charge laid on the Advowson, glebe lands etc by William Glisson- ref. PE/MAL/IN 2/3- date:1712, MIC/R/1599

Ref: National Library of Wales, Department of Collection Services: Weslsh Probate Records, Diocese of St Asaph (SA/1671/1-SA/1682/230)-

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Welsh Probate Records, Diocese of St Asaph, Catalogue Ref. SA, Creators: Church of England, Diocese of St. Asaph

Public records, some items unfit for production, mainly English, some Welsh, small proportion of Latin pre-1733

File- Robert Lloyd, Gent- ref. SA/1678/19- date: 1678

Township: Dol-y-Glesyn

Ref: Somerset Archive and Record Service: Gibbs MSS-

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Gibbs Mss, Catologue Ref. DD\GB, Creators: Gibbs family of Barrow Court, Somerset, Gore family of Barrow court, Somerset

File- Gore family papers, vol I- ref. DD\GB/148- date 1521-1799

Item:p 117- ref DD\GB/148/109- date: n.d. (c.1685)

Case for defendants in action for trespass and ejectment by James Hix, plt, and Wm. Gore, esq. By his guardian, deft. Stating that on 1 Jan 1684-5 Hix was leased 30 messuages, 10 cottages, 1000a land, 500a meadow, 800a pasture in Backwell, Barrow Minchin, Barrow Gurney, Dundry, Winford, Filton, Clevedon, Failand, Long Ashton and Wraxall for 5 years by Alex Godwyn the elder, Alice his wife, Alex Godwyn the younger, Walter Webb, Joane his wife, Israel Glesson and Magdalen his wife, as coheirs of Ben and John Tibbott decd., from which premises Wm Gore had ejected the plt. Gore claimed possession of premises as husband of Ruth, dau of John Tibbott decd. But plt. Based his claim on the marriage having been by force, Ruth being only 13. Summary of evidence to be given by defence witnesses.

Collection: Gibbs Manuscripts, Series Gore and Tibbot Families, Repository: Somerset Record Office, Record# DD\GB\123/2, Title: Bill of Complaint, Description: Of William Gore of Barrow Esq, (aged 20) and Ruth his wife (aged 14), by their attorney John Blagrave, to Lord Keeper of Great Seal, against Nathaniel Friend and Thomas Day (executors of will of Benjamin Tibbot), Alex Godwin senior, and Alice his wife (daughter of said Benjamin Tibbot), Alex Godwin junior (their son), Walter Webb and Joan his wife (daughter of Benjamin Tibbot), Magdalene Tibbott (daughter of said Benjamin Tibbot) now wife of Israel Glisson, Ruth Tibbott (mother of Ruth Gore, widow of John Tibbot, son of said Benjamin Tibbot), John Hellier, John Freek and Thomas Edwards, alleging that they had destroyed documents showing Ruth Gore’s title to manor of Barrow Gurney and other estates of Benjamin Tibbot bequeathed to latter’s son Nathaniel Tibbott, whose heir said Ruth Gore is.

DATE: nd (1685)

Ref: Bristol Record Office: St Luke’s Parish, Brislington, Bristol-

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St Luke’s, Brislington, Catalogue Ref. P/St.LB, Creators:Church of England, St. Luke’s Parish, Brilington, Bristol

Overseers of the Poor, Removal orders to Brislington

File- Elizabeth, widow of Israel Glisson, labourer, and Sarah her daughter, from St Mary Redcliff Bristol- ref. P/St.LB/OP/11/10- date:1755

Charities, Documents relating to Thomas Munday’s Charity

File- (no title)- ref P/St.LB/Ch/l – date 1691 July 21

John Hoskins, Richard Wilkins, Stephen Cowling, William Dowling, Samuel Hollister, John Glisson, John Feare, John Hall, Giles Ithell, Richard Hoskins, Richard Wilkins jun, John Phelps, John Cowling, Thomas Glisson, Joseph Grey, John Kreene, John King, Thomas Merryweather, Clement Miner, John Merryweather and Thomas Baugh all of Brislington.

Ref: Parliamentary Archives: House of Lords: Journal Office (HL/PO/JO/10/1/340- HL/PO/JO/10/1/430)-

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Records of Lords: Parliament Office: Journal Office Main papers – ref. HL/PO/JO/10 1509-1700

File- Main papers 7-33 – ref. HL/PO/JO/10/1/382 date: 28 Nov 1678-29 Nov 1678

Item: Popish Plot (Preston, & c.)- ref. HL/PO/JO/10/1/382/9 date: 31 Oct 1678

Justice Povey’s warrant for the arrest of Mark Preston, Schoolmaster, and Dennis Glisson Schoolmaster, living in Warwick Street, of whom notice would be had from Lieut. W. Sorocold, and Mr. Webster, Schoolmaster, and Mr. Moore, bookseller in Duke Street, Covent Garden, and his brother living in Holborn, and Wm Smith, of Islington, Schoolmaster, the above persons to be brought before the House. See Lords Journals, XIII. 312. (Glisson is described as an Irishman. (M.S. Min. 1 Nov) Moore’s brother, of Holborn is spoken of as Matthew Turner in Lords Journals, XIII. 332. Oates said he knew not Smith, but that there was a gentleman, Mr. Kirby, of the Guards that heard him say he would “dismember the king” (M.S. Min 1 Nov) See also No. 10)

Item: Popish Plot. (Langhorne, Preston, & c.)- ref HL/PO/JO/10/1/0382/10- date: 1 Nov 1678

Draft entry of proceedings relating to Langhorne, Preston, Smith, Glisson, Moore, and Turner, together with Oates’ Examinations, Lords Journals , XIII 331-2. In extenso.

Ref: The Visitation of the County of Somerset In the year 1623. Edited by Frederic Thomas Colby D.D. London 1870. Printed by Sir T. Phillips, reprinted by the Harleian Society-

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pg 39- Glisson

Arms- Sable, on a bend argent three mullets pierced gulesi.

Thomas Glisson of com Suffolk, issue:

(1) Walter Glisson of Bristoll wife Jean dau of Cooke of Bristoll, Cooke wife dau of Gourney. Issue:

(1) Israell Glisson of Bristoll, Batchelore of the Civill Lawe living in 1623 1^st wife Marian dau of Geo. Gough of

Howerfield In com Glouchester, 2^nd wife Alice dau of James Bucke of Winter borne in comm Glouchester:

Israel and Marian issue:

(1) William Glisson of Beilinston in com Somerset, wife Elinor of Wickham of Pucklechurch in com

Glouchester, issue:

(1) Israel

(2) William.

(2) William son of Walter of Rampisham of com Dorset wife dau og Hancock of Kingswston in com Somerset, issue:

(1) William

(2) Walter

(3) Francis

(4) Mary husband of captain whose name was Hoskins

(3) Elizabeth whose husband was Thos Price of Bristoll,

(4) Mary husband of Will Ellys of Bristol.

Signed Israelem Glisson

Pg 45- Hancock

Thomas Hancock of Preston county Leicest wife dau of Cartwright, issue:

(1) John Hancock of South Parett county Dorset wife Jone dau of Hugh Meere of Sherborne of county Dorset, issue:

(1) Hester husband of Paul Godwyn D. D.,

(2) Mary husband Will Gleson of Rampisham

(3) Catherine husband James Fisher of Somerton county of Somerset

(4) Thomas of Gregory Stoke in county Somerset wife Thomasin dau of Robert Marsham of Long Stratton of county Norfolk issue:

(1) 1. Thomas aet. 13, 1623

(2) 2. Paul aet 12

(3) 3. John aet. 8

(4) 4. Robert aet. 3

(5) 5. William aet. 2

(6) 1. Catherine aet 7

Signed Tho. Hancock

(see Visitation of Dorsetshire for linege of Jone Meere)

Pg 65- Lacy

Arms- Gules two bars wavy ermine

William Lacy of Hartrow in Com Som wife Joane dau of Brinsmede of Hill Bishops Relicte Sweetinge

(1) Ezelius Lacie of Rowborrow Com Somerset living in 1623 wife Eli dau of Geo Smithes of Wrenton

(1) Elizabeth

(2) Anne

(3) John Lacy son & heir aet 28, in 1623

(4) Edmund

(5) Ezeleus

(6) Josias

(7) George

(2) William Lacy of Hartrow living 1623 wife Margaret dau of Rich Bamfield of Poltimor in Com Devon

(1) Julian

(2) Ursula husband John Hoskin of Langdon in Com Dorset

(3) Thomas Lacy son & heir aet 24 in 1623

(my notes: Margaret Bamfield dau of Richard Bamfield & Elizabeth Sydenham of Poltimore, Devon, England. William Lacy & Margaret Bamfield married abt 1694. William living in 1623 so This is not the Margaret Bamfield that married William Glisson of Rampisham. That Margaret Bamfield was son of Richard Bamfield of Chilforme, Dorset, England, who could have been the Richard son of Richard Bamfield & Elizabeth Sydenham b. 1560 per pedigree but probably b. abt 1550 instead. And again unlike what some Glisson researches have added to their line Margaret Bamfield who married William Glisson only had 1 child with William and that is Joan who may have died young. William Glisson was married to Mary Hancock from 1594 till her death in 1642. However the Lacy family had many connections with the Glisson family for generations. Walter Glisson bought land in Bath from Lacy, Israel Glisson bought land in Brislington from Sir Rowland Lacy, and the above John Hoskin who married Ursula Lacy was brother of Henry Hoskin (Hoskyns) who married Mary Glisson dau of William Glisson & Mary Hancock. See below pedigree on Hoskins.)

Ref: The Visitation of County of Dorset, Taken in the year 1623 by Henry St. George, Richmond Herald, and Sampson Lennard, Bluemantle Pursuibant, Marshals & Deputies to William Camden, Clareneeux Kin of Arms, Edited by John Paul Rylands, F. S. A. London 1885, Reprinted by the Harlean Society-

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pg Glisson

Thomas Glisson of county Suffolk, son Walter of Bristoll wife Jane dau of Cooke of Bristoll, Cooke dau of Gourney, Issue: (1) Eliz married Thos Bryne of Bristoll, (2) Israell married Marian dau of Geo Gough of Howerfield of county Glouchester, (3) Mary married Wm Ellis of Bristoll, (4) William of Rampisham.

Pg 46 Glisson

Arms, sable on a bend argent three mullets pierced gules, crescent within amulet for difference.

Walter Glisson of Bristol wife Joane dau of Cooke of Bristoll, issue:

(1) William of Rampisham in com Dorset 2 sonne. 2nd wife Mary dau of John Hancock of South Perrott in com Dorset,

2^nd wife Margda of Rich Bampfield of Chilfrome in com Dorset descended of Bamfield of Poltimor in Devon. William and

Mary Issue:

(1) 1. William, filius et haeres aet 26, 1623,

(2) 2. Ffrancis and

(3) 3. Walter both masters of Arte,

(4) 4. Israell, sonne,

(5) 5. John, son,

(6) 6. Henry,

(7) 7. James,

(8) 8. Pawle,

(9) 9. Hump,

(10) 1. Mary mar to Hen Hoskins of Langdon in com Dorset,

(11) 2. Margaret,

(12) 3. Hester,

(13) 4. Alice.

William and Margaret issue:

(1) Joane 1 filia abijt (dau by 1st wife). Signed Will: Glisson Addenna to the visitation of Dorsetshire. (see Visitation of Somersetshire for linege of Mary Hancock) (and additional linege of Walter Glisson)

Signed William Glisson

Pg 68 Meere

Arms-- Quarterly: 1 and 4, Azure, a chevron between three mullets of six points or; 2 and 3, Argent, a fret gules, a canton of the second

Crest.—An eagle;s head couped or, the mouth embrued gules

Hugh Meere issue:

(1) Hugh Meere issue:

(1) Robt Meere issue:

(1)Barnard Meere wife Maude dau & Heyre of Barnard Meere of Wynfrith Newborough in com Dorset, issue:

(1)Rob Meere of Choldon wife Marg Issue:

(1) John 2 sone,

(2) Will’m Meer of Cherborne wife Jane dau of Thom Bonest of Bristoll Issue:

(1) Hugh Meere of Sherborne wife Alice dau of Tho Alombridge in com Dorset issue:

(1)Will’m 1 sonne ob. Sin. P’le

(2) Robert 2 sone wife Florence dau of …Lite of Lites Cary in Somerset: issue:

(1) Magnus 1 sone

(2) Will’m 2 sonne in com Monmouth

(3) Ffrances 1

(4) Fflorence 2

(5) Hester 3

(3) Hen: 3 sone. Wife Maudlin dau of Lite of Lites Cary Issue:

(1) Hugh sone & heyre aetat. 30 Clericus

(2) Ffran: vx Jam: Hodgs al’s Lucus in com Dorset

(3) Rose mar Tho. Dyer in com Somerset

(4) Elinor 3 dau

(5) Patience vx. Oliu’ Mustion of Sherborne

(6) Magdalin 5

(7) Anne 6

(4) John 4 sone wife Magdalin dau of Hen: Rawlinson of Sherborne

(1)Wm Meere of Sherborne now liuinge 1623 wife Alice dau of Rob’t Oakes of Sherborne

(1) Alice 1 dau: aetat. 8 annor. 1623

(2) Magdalin 2 dau aetat. 4

(3) Elizb: aetat. 3 quart: of year

(2) Robert 2 sonne aetat. 20

(3) Elizb 1 dau.

(4) Dorithe 2.

(5).Ffran 3.

(5) Joane vx. John: Hancock of South peiret in com Dorset (see Hancock linege in Visitation of Somersetshire)

(6) Cicilie vxor Wm Hill

(2) Julian ux. John Eliott of Sherborne

(3) Cicilie vx: Fran: Lause of Sherborne

Signed: Will’m Meere

Pg 56-57 Hoskins

Hen. Hoskines of Bemister in com. Dorset 2^nd wife Katherine dau and heyre of …Gould of Seborough in com. Somerset,

1^st wife …dau of …Scarlett, issue:

John Hoskins of Bemister in com Dorset wife Ellizb dau of …Bale and of his wife …dau and coh. Of … Gould. Issue:

Peter Hoskins of Langdon in com. Dorset lininge 1623 wife Anna dau of James Hodgs of Someton in com Somerset. Issue:

(1) John sone and heyre wife Ursula dau of Wm Lacie of Hartrowe

(2) Hen 2 sonne wife Mary dau of Wm Glisson of Rampesham issue:

(1) John sonne and heyre aetatis 3

(2) Hen. 2 sonne 1:1623

(3) James 3

(4) Peter 4

(5) Will’m 5

(6) Elenor mar. to Pet: Coward of Boltons-burie

(7) Elizabeth unmarried

Signed Peter Hoskins

(my notes: above Wm Lacie is William Lacy who married Margaret Bamfield dau of Richard Bamfield & Elizabeth Sydenham.)

Pg 21 Browne

Thom. Browne of Purbeck in com. Dorset whoe came out f Hampsheyre wife Elizb. Dau of ...Dollenge of Worth in com. Dorset, Issue:

(1) Elizb. Mar. to Dany Groue of Westwood

(2) Allex Browne of Bradle in com. Dorset lininge 1623. wife Joice dau of Joh. Clauill of Barmston in com. Dorset Esq.

(1) 2.Thomas

(2) 3.Alexand

(3) 4.Will’sm’s

(4) 5. Roger

(5) 6.Rich

(6) Geo. Browne sone and heyre aetat. 20, 1623 (prob 1^st son)

(7) Ankeret a dau aetatis 13.

Signed: Alexander Browne

(note: George Browne b.1603 married Margaret Glisson 1635, dau of William Glisson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham)

Pg 14 Bennet

Arms---Quarterly---1 and 4, {Per pale argent and or,} an eagle displayed with two heads gules; 2 and 3, Sable, a chevron ermine

Between three Katherine-wheels argent.

Crest--- A chough sable, beaked and legged gules, standing on a whelkshell or.

Tho. Bennet Issue:

(1) John Bennet of Pitthouse wife Agnes dau of Tho. Topp of ffeny Sutto’. Issue:

(1) Mary mar. to Joh. Dauith of Tisbury

(2) Tho. Bennet son and heire wife Mary dau of Chritop. Ashlock Issue:

(1) Johannes Bennet son and Heyre

(2) Tho. Bennet 2 son and heire of Pitthouse in com Wilts Esq sup’stes 1623 wife Marg dau of Will;m

Groue Issue: (1) Tho. Bennett filius et haeres of wife Mellior dau of Rich. Tomas. Issue:

(1) Anne aet. 8

(2) Mary aet. 6

(3) Dorothy 4

(4) Thomas aet. 3

(5) Margt 2

(6) Anthonie 1

(2) Christopher 2 son mar.Dorothy dau of Oliuer Lotesham. Issue:

(1) Thomas filuis et haer. Aet. 5, 1623

(3) Will’m 3 son mar Agnes dau of Jo. Hitchcock de com. Wilts.

(2) Thomas fil. Et haer

(4) Mary mar. to Rob’t Goldisborough of Knoell

(5) Anne 2 dau. Mar. to James Parham of Stratford.

(6) Joane mar. to Will’m Jesser of Chilmark

(3) John 2 son of Boyto’.

(4) Edw. 3 son of Stocton.

(2) Thomas Bennet al {ia}s Pitt 2 son

Signed: Thomas Bennet

(my notes: Thomas Bennet wife Mellior Tomas also had the following children born after 1623, Richard, Francis, John, William, James,

Christopher, Frances, Matthew, Repentance. William Bennet married Edith Snooke had the following children: Mary, Christopher, Ann, John, Matthew, Edith, Melior, Thomas. Melior Bennet married on 31 Jan 1677 at Marnhull, Dorset to Gilbert Glisson, and was the mother of John & William Glisson. This was Gilbert’s 2^nd marriage. Melior died 1686 and Gilbert married a 3^rd time. Gilbert was the son of John Glisson gs of William Glisson of Rampisham. William Bennet wife Edith Snooke left will dated 1699 in Wiltshire naming grandsons John & William Glisson)

Ref: Visitation of Devon 1620-

Pg - Bamfield

Arms 1. Or, on a bend gules 3 mullets argent. {BAMFIELD}. 2. Or, a maunch gules, {HASTINGS}. 3. Argent, a lion rampant sable {HUXHAM}. 4. Argent on a fess sable three cross crosslets or, all within a bordure azure. {FABER}, 5. Argent, a bend gules between lions heads erased sable, crowned of the second. {PEDERTON}, 6. Gules, semee of cross crosslets, a lion passant guardant argent, {PEDERTON}. 7. Argent, two chevrons gules, over all a label azure {ST MAure.}. 8. Or, semee of cros crosslets a lion rampant azure {PEDERTON}.

Crest- A lion’s head erased sable, ducally gules.

Rich Bamfield of Poltimore in com Devon=Eliz dau of Sir John Sidnam

(1.) Giles ob. S. p.

(2.) Elizab.

(3.) Sir Amias Bamfield of Poltimore of com Devon=Eliz dau of Sir Joh Clifton, of Barrington Kent

(1.) Richard ob. S.p.

(2.) John Bamfield son & heir aet. Abt 20=Eliz dau of Tho Drake of Buckland

(1.) Lewis

(2.) Francis

(3.) Alexander

(4.) Amias Bamfield son & heir aet. 12

(5.) Arthur 2, ob.s.p.

(6.) John, 3

(7.) Rich. Ob s. p.

(3.) Elizab

(4.) Dorothy

(5.) Jane

(4.) Richard ( my notes: of Chilfrrome, Dorset???)

(5.) Johanna

(6.) Ursula

(7.) Susanna

(8.) Maria

(9.) Gertrude

(10.) Anna

(11.) Katherine

(12.) Margaret

(my notes: above Margaret married William Lacy 1604, not William Glisson, Margaret who married William Glisson was dau of Richard Bamfield of Chilfrome, Dorset, England.

This Richard may have been son of Richard Bamfield & Elizabeth Sydenham above, other records which says he was b. 1560, he was born 1550 instead this could be Richard of Chilfrome. No proof)

Ref: Mormon Church IGI Files- Births-

(in ( ) my notes)

Thomas Gleson/Glesyn/Glisson b. abt 1500-1510 Suffolk, England

Thomas Gleson/Glesyn b. abt 1525-1540 Suffolk, England (probably son of above Thomas Glisson/Gleson/Glesyn of Suffolk, England and probably brother to below Walter Glisson)

Walter Glisson b. abt (1525-1540) Suffolk, England and of Bristol, Somerset son of Thomas Glisson? related to Mark Cook (son of above Thomas Gleson/Glesyn/Glisson of Suffolk, England, he should be b. abt 1525-1540 he m.Joane Cooke and probably brother of above Thomas Gleson/Glesyn, 1623 Visitation of Somerset and of Dorset both mention that Walter was son of Thomas of Suffolk, I believe he was born in Suffolk and moved to Bristol, Gloucesther County alone and probably as a single man )

Mary Gleeson c. 20 Sep 1561 at Naughton, Suffolk, England

Agnes Gleson c.13 Jan 1562 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

John Gleson c. 27 Dec 1563 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England son of Thomas Gleson (son of Thomas Gleson/Glesyn above, brother of below Thomas Glesyn)

Anne Gleson c. 4 Feb 1564 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

Margaret Gleeson c. 7 Jan 1566 at Naughton, Suffolk, England

Thomas Glesyn c. 5 May 1566 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England son of Thomas Glesyn (son of Thomas Gleson/Glesyn above, brother of above John Gleson. )

Wates Glesen c. 1 Jan 1567 at All Saints, Bristol, Gloucester, England father Thomas Glesen (this is probably Walter Glisson or Thomas Glisson son of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke not son of Thomas)

William Glesson born abt 1570 of Rampisham, Somerset England (son of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke, probably in Bristol, Gloucester or Somerset England, of Rampisham, Dorset England)

William Glysson c. 1 Jun 1571, Bristol, Gloucester, England son of Walter Glysson (this is William Glisson of Rampisham son of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke.)

Thomas Gleson c. 23 Nov 1572 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

Robert Gleson c. 10 Nov 1574 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

Mary Gleeson c. 27 Apr 1576 at Naughton, Suffolk, England

Rannlphus Gleson c. 16 Sep 1576 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

Zephora Gleson c. 30 Nov 1578 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

Thomas Gleson c. 2 Oct 1580 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

William Gleson c. 29 Jul 1582 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

Alles Gleson c. 7 Aug 1586 at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England

John Gleson born abt 1588 at Brettlehamm, Suffolk, England

The Widow Gleson born abt 1590 Cockfield, Suffolk, England

Mrs. John Gleson born abt 1592 m. abt 1612 at Brettlehamm, Suffolk, England

Mrs. John Gleson born abt 1592 at Brettlehamm, Suffolk, England

William Gleson c. 25 May 1595 at St. Augustine The Less, Bristol, Gloucester England, father Israel (son of Israel Gleson & Mariana Gough of Bristol, Gloucester or Somerset England)

William Glison c. 2 Jun 1595 in Cattistock, All Saints, Dorset (son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Francis Glisson b. 1597-99 at Rampisham, Dorset (son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Thomas Glisson c. 26 Sep 1613 Oxted, Surrey son of John Glisson (son of John Glisson & Dorcas Clarke)

Sarah Glisson c. 7 Apr 1615 at Oxted, Surrey dau of John Glisson (dau of John Glisson & Dorcas Clarke)

Henrye Glisson c. 27 Jul 1617 at Oxted, Surrey son of John Glisson (son of John Glisson & Dorcas Clarke)

Lawrence Glisson c. 8 Apr 1621 at Stepney, Saint Dunstan, London son of Nicholas & Mary Glisson

Israel Glisson liv 1623 at Bristol, Somerset son of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke (correct)

Isarart Gliston liv 1623 at Bristol, Gloucester, spouse Mariana Gough, related to Isaac Goff (son of above Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Isreal Glisson liv 1623 at Bristol, Somerset related to Mark Cooke (son of above Walter Glisson of Bristol & Joane Cooke)

Bridget Glisson c. 11 Jan 1623 in Stepney, St. Mary Whitechapel, London, dau of Nicho & Mary Glisson

Mary Glysson c. 23 Feb 1645 at Holborn, St. Andrew, London dau of James & Margaret Glysson

Mary Glisson b. 19 Jul 1647 c. 20 Jul 1647 Stonegrave, Yorkshire, dau of Paul Glisson (Paul son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Dennis Glyson b. abt 1648 at Saint Marylebone, Of London spouse Elizabeth Snow

Jane Glisson b. 7 Sep 1648 c.10 Sep 1648 at Stonegrave, Yorkshire, dau of Paul Glisson (Paul son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Esther Glisson c. 8 Oct 1650 at Stonegrave, Yorkshire, dau of Paul Glisson (Paul son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Gilbert Glissen b. abt 1661 at Netherbury, Dorset (son of Gilbert of Marnhull & gs of John of Marnhull & ggs of William of Rampisham)

Richard Glisson c. 30 Apr 1681 at Holborn, St. Andrew, London son of Richard & Ann Glisson (maybe grandson of Israel Glisson & Rose Cole)

Mary Magdelen Glysson c. 11 Sep 1681 Westminster, Saint Martin In The Fields, London dau of Denys & Elizab Glysson

Elianor Glisson c. 21 Oct 1686 at Temple, Bristol, Gloucester, England father Thomas Glisson mother Elliner.

Daniell Gliston c. 16 Jan 1688 in Dorchester, All Saints, Dorset, son of Daniell & Johanna Gliston

William Gliston c. 6 May 1689 in Dorchester, All Saints, Dorset son of Daniel & Johanna Gliston

John Glysson c. 17 Jun 1689 at Selsey, Sussex son of James & Jane Glysson

Francis Glisson c. 26 Jun 1691 Sherborne, Dorset, England son of Daniel Glisson & Joanna

Susanna Glisson c. 21 Dec 1697 in Dorchester, All Saints, Dorset dau of Daniell & Johanna Glisson

Mary Glisson b. abt 1702 of Marnhull, Dorset relative of Hyrum Weech

Mary Glisson c. 30 Nov 1713 in Dorchester, All Saints, Dorset dau of Daniell & Sarah Glisson

Eleanor Gliston c. 8 Oct 1721 Stepney, St. Mary Whitechapel, London, dau of Morris & Martha Gliston

Esther Glisson c. 23 Jan 1725 at St Philip & St Jacobs’s, Bristol, Gloucester, England father Thomas Glisson

Ann Glisson c. 21 Jul 1730 at Temple, Bristol, Gloucester, England, dau of Thomas & Mary Glisson

Anne Glisson b. abt 1738 in Clapham, Kent, dau of John Glisson

David Gliston c. 13 Jan 1739 at Stepney, St. Mary Whitechapel, son of Thomas & Anne Gliston

Esther Glyson c. 29 Dec 1740 at Saint Peter Mancroft, Norfolk dau of Israel & Elisabeth Glyson (Israel maybe son of Thomas & Hester Glisson of Brislington, Somerset)

Danll Glisson c. 5 May 1745 at Liverpool, Saint Peter, Lancashire son of William Glisson

Mary Glissen c. 18 Apr 1756 Liverpool, St. Marys-rc, Lancashire dau of Wm Glissen

Nicholas Glisson c. 20 Jun 1768 at Liverpool, St. Marys-rc, Lancashire son of William & Sarah Glisson

Sarah Glisson c. 7 Mar 1770 at Liverpool, St. Nicholas, Lancashire dau of James Glisson

Sarah Glisson b. abt 1787 at Yoevil, Somerset

Catherina Glison b. abt 1790 in Hanover Square, Of St. George, London spouse Thomas Trowbridge

George Glisson c. 15 May 1823 at Ansford, Somerset son of John & Mary Glisson

Mary Louisa Glissing c. 15 Jul 1827 at Stepney, Spitafields Christ Church, London dau of John & Mary Glissing

Margaret Glisson c. 27 Mar 1831 at Newington, Saint Mary, Surrey dau of John & Margaret Glisson

Joseph Glisson c. 28 May 1835 at Wincanton, England, Mill St. Independent, Somerset son of Thomas Gliston & Mary Rapson

Emmeline Mary Ann Glissing c. 9 Apr 1843 Stepney, Spitafields Christ Church, London, dau of John & Harriett Glissing

Gerrard William Glisson c. 21 Feb 1856 at Westminster, Saint Mary Soho, London son of George & Celia Glisson

Frank John Glisson c. 1 Oct 1861 at Westminster, Saint Mary Soho, London son of Cecilia Glisson

Ref: Mormon Church CFI files- Marriages-

(my notes in red)

Katherine Gliston m. 31 May 1568 to William Newman at Heston, London

Girtrude Gleson m. 1577 at Hadleigh, Suffolk England to West Richardson

Jayne Glyson m. 12 Jun 1585 to George Noble both of Rothwell, Yorkshire, England

Edmund Gleson m. 8 Feb 1592 at Milden, Suffolk England to Catherine Steven

Anne Gleson m. 3 May 1593 at Hadleigh, Suffolk England to Robt Hart

Katherin Gleeson m. 4 Sep 1597 at Hadleigh, Suffolk England to Alexander Aylword

Susan Glissan m. 13 Feb 1603 to Roger Sutton at Watford, St. Marys, Hertford

Israell Glisson m. 29 Oct 1604 at St Michael, Winterbourne, Gloucester, England to Mrs. Alse Buck. (This is 2^nd marriage of Israel Glisson to Alice Bure according to Visitation of Somersetshire.

She was dau of James Bucke, Israell son of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke.)

John Glyson m. 1 Jan 1612 of Halstead, Essex, England to Dorcas Clarke

Nicholas Glisson m. 7 May 1618 to Mary ? at London, London related to Dwight Harding

Thomas Gliston m. 9 May 1632 to Anna Bevans at Westminster, Saint Martin In The Fields, London

Francis Glisson m. 9 May 1638 to Mary Morgan at (note: Dr. Francis Glisson son of William Glisson of Rampisham)

Hen Glisson m. 27 Jun 1638 to Anne Bigg at Fairsted, Essex (note: Anne dau of Sir William Milday & Anne Jocelyn)

Sara Glisson m. 1 Nov 1641 to John Haiward at Hillingdon, London related to Joseph Howard

Israel Glysson m. 21 May 1646 to Marye Wade at Bristol, Saint Augustine The Less, Gloucester (son of William Glisson of Beilinston, common Somerset & Elinor Wickham, gs of Israel Glisson

of Bristol, Gloucestershire & Marion Gough, ggs of Walter Glisson of Bristol, Gloucestershire & Joane Cooke and gggs of Thomas Glisson of common Suffolk )

Susan Glisson m. 7 Nov 1650 to Hugh Greene at Kersey, Suffolk

Jane Glisson m. 30 Mar 1651 to John Roberts at London, Allhallows London Wall, London

Geo Glisson m. May 1652 to Mary Hosskines, High Wycombe, Buckingham

Gilbert Glissan m. 13 May 1662 to Mary Stammers at Little Yeldham, Essex (could not be Gilbert b.1647 son of John Glisson & Jane Ironside)

Mary Glisson m. 13 Feb 1665 to John Conyers at Westminster, Saint Clement Danes, London (niece of Dr. Francis Glisson gd of William of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Dennis Glyson m. 9 Oct 1673 to Elizabeth Snow at St. Marylebone, London

Elizabeth Glisson m. 1 May 1674 to Luke Wells at Marnhull, Dorset (dau of John of Marnhull gd of William of Rampisham)

Boaz Gllyson m. 9 May 1676 to Sarah Hodges at Cotgrave, Nottingham

Thomas Glisson m. 11 Feb 1685 to Mary Stevens St Philip & St Jacob’s, Bristol, Gloucester, England

Gilbert Glissen m. 27 May 1686 to Elizabeth Gollop at Netherbury, Dorset (son of John gs of William of Rampisham)

John Glisson m. 9 Dec 1686 to Mary Selly at Exeter, Saint Thomas The Apostle, Devon (maybe son of Samuel Glisson who left will dated 1784 prob 1785 and was beheaded 1785)

James Glisson m. 5 Jul 1688 to Jane Thursby at Selsy, Sussex

Dority Glisson m. 1 Jun 1693 St Philip & St Jacob’s, Bristol, Gloucester, England to Stephen Watts

Ann Glisson m. 23 May 1699 St Mary’s, Bristol, Gloucester, England to Roger Wilkins (dau of Henry Glisson)

Samuel Glisson m. 23 Jul 1713 to Mary Rose Warden at Plymouth, Saint Andrew, Devon (son of John Glisson & Mary Selly or Suly)

Charles Glisson m. 11 Nov 1714 to Mary Chapman at Whitgift, Yorkshire

Israel Glizen m. 1 Apr 1736 to Elizabeth Douzen at Quedgeley, Gloucester, England

Benjamin Glisson m. 14 Jul 1737 Ann White St. Michaels, Bristol, Gloucester, England

John Glisson m. 31 Jul 1738 at Doncaster, Yorkshire son of Israel Glisson

John Glison m. 6 Mar 1745 to Judith Hogan at Winchester, Saint Thomas, Hampshire

Ann Glisson m. 4 Feb 1756 to James Ambrose White at Romsey, Hampshire

Samuel Glisson m. 10 May 1756 to Grace Gerrard at Bedminister, Dorset

James Glisson m. 9 May 1769 to Ann Dickinson at Liverpool, Saint Nicholas, Lancashire

Edward Glison m. 2 Mar 1772 to Franess Marshall at Great Driffield, Yorkshire

Michael Glisson m. 5 Apr 1780 to Ann Goore at Liverpool, Saint Nicholas, Lancashire

Bernice Glisson m. 8 Jul 1783 to James Banford at Saint Pancras, Old Church, London (dau of William Glisson & Mary Hancock of Loxton, Somerset)

Sarah Glisson m. 2 Oct 1805 to John Cole at Yoevil, Somerset

Charlotte Gliston m. 11 Nov 1814 to William Giles at Westminster, Saint Martin in the Fields, London

Hannah Glyson m. 25 May 1818 to Jonathan Lawrence at Sunderland, Durham

William Glissing m. 29 Nov 1819 to Elizabeth Fisher at Mendham, Suffolk

Thomas Glisson m. 3 Mar 1829 St. Nicholas, Bristol, Gloucester, England to Eliza Helps (son of Thomas Glisson & Sarah Walker of Bath, Somerset)

John Glissan m. 24 1834 to Sarah Foreman at London, Saint Bride Fleet St. London

Mary Glison m. 15 Jul 1839 to John Sims at Birmingham, Saint Martin, Warwick

George Glissan m. 28 Aug 1843 to Cecilia Hughes at Westminster, Saint Martin in the Fields, London

Thomas Glisson m. 30 Oct 1850 to Sarah Coles, London, Saint Giles Cripplegate, London

Ann Glisson m. 2 Nov 1852 to Frederick, Francis Crabb, at Saint Pancras, Old Church, London (dau of John & Mary Glisson of Yeovil)

Rebecca Glisson m. 4 Dec 1852 to Thomas Webb at Pentonville, London (dau of John & Mary Glisson of Yeovil)

Joseph Glisson m. 29 Jan 1855 to Elizabeth Gane at Evercreech, Somerset (Son of Thomas Glisson & Mary Rapson of Yeovil)

Mary Glyson m. 25 Apr 1868 to William Foster at Limehouse, Saint John Evangelist, London

Cecilia Glissan m. 6 Dec 1869 to George Onslow at Westminster, Saint James, London

Ref: Mormon Church Family Search- Historical Records, 1538-1991

England Births & Christenings 1538-1991

Wates Glesen baptized 1 Jan 1567 Bristol, father Thomas

William Glysson baptized 1 Jun 1571 Bristol, father Walter

Phillippe Ellys baptized 15 Sep 1582 Bristol, father William

Israell Ellis baptized 16 Dec 1583 in Bristol, father Willam

Marie Ellis baptized 8 Aug 1586 in Bristol, father William

Agnes Prin baptized 13 Jan 1589 at St Mary’s Henbury, Gloucester, father Thomas (note: dau of Thomas Pryn & Elizabeth Glisson)

Richard Ellys baptized 12 Nov 1591 in Bristol, father William

Henrie Ellis baptized 17 Aug 1594 in Bristol, father William

William Gleson baptized 25 May 1595 at St Augustine The Less Church, Bristol father Israel

Samuel Glisson baptized 26 Dec 1629 at Yeovil, Somerset County ENG

Francis Glisson baptized 20 Jul 1646 at Trinity Church, Ely, Cambridge County ENG father Paul

Mary Glisson baptized 20 Jul 1647 at Stonegrave, York County ENG birth date 19 Jul 1647 death date 21 Nov 1647 father Paul

Jane Glisson baptized 10 Sep 1648 at Stonegrave, York County ENG birth date 7 Sep 1648 father Paul

Esther Glisson baptized 8 Oct 1650 at Stonegrave, York County ENG father Paul

Eleanor Gliston baptized 21 Oct 1686 at Temple Church in Bristol parents Thomas & Elliner

Margaret Glisson baptized 27 Nov 1720 at St James Church in Bristol father Thomas

Esther Glisson baptized 23 Jan 1725 at St Philip & St Jacob Church in Bristol father Thomas

Thomas Glisson baptized 13 Aug 1727 at St Philip & St Jacob Church in Bristol father Thomas

Ann Glisson baptized 21 Jul 1730 Temple, Bristol, parents Thomas & Mary Glisson

England Marriages 1538-1991

Elizabeth Glysson married 14 Nov 1570 to Thomas Pryn in Bristol (note: Elizabeth dau of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke, in Visitation of Somerset list Elizabeth married Thomas Price and in Visitation of Dorset it list him as Thomas Bryn, several familes of Pryn & Price in Bristol)

William Ellys married 4 Jan 1579 to Mary Elisson in Bristol Gloucester ENG (note: Mary Glisson dau of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Thomas Pryn married 30 Mar 1598 to Joyce Deis n Bristol (2^nd marriage of Thomas Pryn, 1^st wife Elizabeth Glisson d. 1591)

Israell Glisson married 29 Oct 1604 to Mrs. Alse Buck at St Michael, Winterbourne, Gloucester ENG (Note:2^nd marriage of Israel Glisson son of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Phllip Ellis married 16 Sep 1621 at St. Augustine The Less, Bristol, Gloucester ENG to Mary Meredith (Note: Philip son of William Ellis & Mary Glisson)

Walter Elice married 25 Dec 1621 at Bristol, Gloucester ENG to Elizabeth Griffith (Note: Walter son of William Ellis & Mary Glisson)

Marie Ellis married 6 Jan 1605 to William Prynnes Bristol, Gloucester, ENG (note: Marie dau of William Ellis & Mary Glisson also possibility that

William Prynnes is related to Thomas Pryn)

Israell Glysson married 21 May 1645 to Mary Wade at St Augustine The Less Church, in Bristol (note: son of William Glisson & Eleanor Wickham)

Thomas Glisson married 11 Feb 1685 to Mary Stevens at St Philip & St Jacob Church in Bristol

Dority Glisson married 1 Jun 1693 to Stephen Watts at St Philip & St Jacob Church n Bristol

Anne Glisson married 23 May 1699 to Roger Wilkins at St Mary’s Redcliff in Bristol (note: dau of Henry Glisson b.1625 & ? or dau of Henry Glisson & wife Mary Day)

Thomas Glisson married 1704 to at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset ENG

Thomas Glisson married 10 Dec 1724 to Mary Bower at Bedminister, Somerset County ENG

Benjamin Glisson married 14 Jul 1737 to Ann White at St Michael’s Church in Bristol

England Deaths & Burials 1538-1991

Margaret Glysson female burial 29 Aug 1565 (note: Probably child of Walter & Joan Glisson died in infancy)

Johann Glysson female burial 20 Sep 1565 Bristol Gloucester, ENG (note: Probably Johanna child of Walter & Joan Glisson died in infancy)

Johann Glysson male burial 9 Mar 1582 Bristol Gloucester, ENG (note: Probably John child of Walter & Joan Glisson died in infancy)

? Glysson female burial 29 Jun 1584 Bristol Gloucester, ENG married spouse Walter Glysson (note: For sure Joane Cooke wife of Walter Glisson)

Mary Ellys buried 17 Sep 1599 Bristol, Gloucester, ENG (note: Mary wife of William Ellis, dau of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Thomas Pryn burial 1 Apr 1607 Bristol occupation Notarie Public (Note: son in law of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Elizabeth Pryn burial 26 Jun 1591 in Bristol spouse Thomas Pryn) (Note: dau of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Joice Pryn burial 6 Jun 1599 in Bristol spouse Thomas Pryn (Note: 2^nd wife of Thomas)

Elizabeth Gleson female buried 18 Jul 1683 at Christ Church in Bristol, father Henry (note: dau of Henry Glisson & Mary Day)

Ann Glysson buried 1 Jan 1699 at Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Martha Glyssen buried 3 May 1701 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Ann Glysson buried 8 Nov 1701 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Ann Glisson buried 27 Jul 1704 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Mary Glisson buried 10 Aug 1705 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Caleb Glisson buried 21 Oct 1707 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Joshua Glisson buried 6 Aug 1711 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Mary Glisson buried 10 Jul 1713 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

John Glysson buried 11 Nov 1714 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Elizabeth

William Glison buried 9 Jul 1719 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

John Glisson buried 22 Oct 1720 Wincanton, Somerset County ENG parents John & Mary

Ref: National Burial Index FHS-and county Burials 1629-1928-

Agneta Gleson? 18 Jan 1567 at St Mary the Virgin denomination Anglican in Bocking county of Essex

Guilielus Gleeson? 13 Dec 1573 at St Mary the Virgin denomination Anglican in Bocking county of Essex

Margarita Gleson? 5 Jul 1575 at St Mary the Virgin denomination Anglican in Bocking county of Essex

Elizabeth Gleeson 4 Sep 1580 at St Mary denomination Anglican in Naughton county of Suffolk

Thomas Gleeson 14 Jul 1589 at St Mary denomination Anglican in Naughton county of Suffolk

Johnes Gleson 22 Apr 1593 at St Mary the Virgin denomination Anglican in Bocking county of Essex

Elizabeth Glisson 27 Sep 1630 at St Mary denomination Anglican in Oxted county of Surrey

Walter Glisson 24 Apr 1639 at St. Gregory the Great denomination Anglican in Marnhull, county of Dorset (note: son of William of Rampisham)

Mary Glyson 9 Oct 1640 at St Edward, Cambridge in county of Cambridgeshire (county burial)

Mary Glisson 23 Nov 1642 at St. Gregory the Great denomination Anglican in Marnhull, county of Dorset (note: Mary Hancock wife of William Glisson of Rampisham)

Humphrey Glysson 1643 at Christchurch denomination Anglican in Oxford county of Oxfordshire (note: son of William of Rampisham)

William Glisson 10 Mar 1647 at St. Gregory the Great denomination Anglican in Marnhull, county of Dorset (note: son of Walter of Bristol)

William Gleson 4 Apr 1661 at St Luke denomination Anglican in Brislington nr Bristol county of Somerset (note: infant son of Israel Glisson & Mary Warde)

Wife Gleson 25 Nov 1664 at St Luke denomination Anglican in Brislington nr Bristol county of Somerset (note: wife of Israel Glisson)

Isrell Glison 11 Jun 1680 at St Luke denomination Anglican in Brislington nr Bristol county of Somerset (note: son of William Glisson & Eleanor Wickham)

Elizabeth Glison 24 Jan 1687 at St Luke denomination Anglican in Brislington nr Bristol county of Somerset (note: dau of John & Anne Glisson)

Isriell Glison 17 Jun 1689 at St Luke denomination Anglican in Brislington nr Bristol county of Somerset (note: son of Israel Glisson & Mary Warde)

Mary Glyson 1 Oct 1693 at parish Castle Morton St Gregory in county Worcestershire (county burial)

John Glison 11 Jan 1695 at St Luke denomination Anglican in Brislington nr Bristol county of Somerset (note: son of Israel Glisson & Mary Warde)

Susanna Glisson 29 Oct 1699 at Holy Trinity denomination Anglican in Dorchester, county of Dorset

Ann Glysson 1 Jan 1699/1700 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset

Martha Glysson 3 May 1701 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset

John Glisson 1702 in county of Cambridgeshire (I did not pay to get complete copy) (county burial)

Walter Glissone 21 Feb 1703 at St Andrew denomination Anglican in Chew Magna county of Somerset (note: son of Henry Glisson b. 1627 of Bristol)

Dennis Glisson 10 Jun 1703 at St John the Baptist denomination Anglican in Tisbury county of Wiltshire

Male Glison 1704 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset son of John & Mary

Ann Glisson 21 Jul 1704 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset

Mary Glisson 10 Aug 1705 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset

Caleb Glisson 21 Oct 1707 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset

Joshua Glisson 6 Aug 1711 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset

Mary Glisson 10 Jul 1713 at St Peter & Paul denomination Anglican in Wincanton county of Somerset

John Glisson 1714 in county of Somerset (I did not pay to get complete copy)

William Glison 1719 in county of Somerset (I did not pay to get complete copy)

Mary Glisson 17 Jan 1720 at Holy Trinity denomination Anglican in Dorchester, county of Dorset

John Glisson buried 1720 Wincanton

Widow Glisson 8 Nov 1738 at All Saints denomination Anglican in Dorchester, county of Dorset

Joanna W. Glisson nee O James 1738 in county of Hampshire (I did not pay to get complete copy) (county burial)

Mary Glefson buried 29 Jun 1742 at St Andrews Church, at Plymouth, Devon (note:this is Mary Rosewarden widow of Samuel Glisson of Devon & Wincanton, Somerset)

Samuel Glisson 7 Feb 1745 at St Peter & Paul Anglican Church in Wincanton county of Somerset

Grace Glisson 1765 in county of Dorset (I did not pay to get complete copy)

Grace Glisson 9 Mar 1765 at Beaminster wife of Samuel county of Dorset (county burial)

Samuel Glisson buried 1 May 1784 St John the Baptist Church, Yeovil, Somerset

John Glisson buried 1 Mar 1786 St Bartholomew Church, Yeovilton, Somerset

Sarah Glisson buried 8 Jul 1788 in Yeovilton, county of Somerset

Samuel Glisson buried 4 Jul 1788 in St Bartholomew Church in Yeovilton, Somerset

Charlotte Glisson buried 18 Aug 1793 at St Bartholomew Church in Yeovilton, Somerset

John Glisson buried 31 Jul 1797 at St Bartholomew Church in Yeovilton, Somerset

Samuel Glisson buried 1799 at Weston nr Bath

Mary Glisson buried 6 Feb 1802 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset

Temperance Glisson buried 5 May 1804 St Bartholmew Church, Yeovilton, Somerset

Martha Glisson buried 31 Aug 1808 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset

Robert Glisson buried 1 Dec 1816 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset

Elizabeth Glisson buried 15 Jul 1820 at St John The Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset

George Glisson buried 1823 at Yeovilton

Samuel Glisson buried 25 Mar 1829 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset age 47 b. 1782

Elizabeth Glisson buried 23 Apr 1831 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset, age 33 b. 1798

John Glisson buried 22 Aug 1832 St Bartholomew Church, Yeovilton, Somerset, age 34 b. 1798

Johanna Glisson buried 31 Jan 1835 at St Swithin Church in Walcot, Bath, Somerset age 78 b. 1757

Mary Glisson buried 30 Jun 1835 at St Bartholomew Church in Yeovilton, Somerset age 76 b. 1759

Mary Glisson buried 12 Sep 1835 at St John the Baptist in Yeovil, Somerset

Eliza Glisson buried 1839 at Bath

Thomas Glisson buried 20 Sep 1849 at St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset age 73 b. 1776

Robert Glisson buried 1860 at Wincanton age 40 b. 1820

William Glisson buried 26 Sep 1868 St Andrew Church, Loxton, Somerset age 85 birth 1783 (note: son of Henry Hebdon Glisson & Mary Hancock)

Eliza Kate Glisson buried 1888 at Frome

Ref: Dorset County England Marriages-

William Gleson gent to Mary Hancocke dau of John, rector on 13 Jun 1594 at South Perrot church

(This is William Glisson of Rampisham son of Walter Glisson of Bristol, Gloucestershire & Joane Cooke, Mary Hancock dau of John Hancock

of South Perrot, Dorset & Joan Meere)

Alice Glisson dau of William, gent, to John White on 11 May 1637 at Marnhull

(dau of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Margaret Glisson dau of William, gent to George Browne on 9 Apr 1635 at Marnhull License or Banns

(dau of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

John Glissyn to Jane Ironside on 2 Mar 1640 at Marnhull

(son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Elizabeth Glisson to Luke Weekes on 1 Mar 1674 at Marnhull License or Banns

(dau of John Glisson & Jane Ironside of Marnhill son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Golbert Glisson to Mary King of Coombe Wilks county on 27 Feb 1692 at Marnhull

(1st marriage of Gilbert Glisson son of Gilbert Glisson & 1^st wife)

Gilbert Glisson to Meliar Bennet of Hargrove on 31 Jan 1677 at Marnhull

(2^nd marriage of Gilbert Glisson, son of John Glisson & Jane Ironside of Marnhull gs of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Gilbert Glisson to Elizabeth Gollop of Netherbury on 25 Nov 1686 at Marnhull

(3rd marriage of Gilbert Glisson son of John Glisson & Jane Ironside of Marnhull gs of William Glisson of Ramphsham & Mary Hancock )

Mary Glisson to Caniers Plaice on 23 Mar 1699 at Piddlehinton

Jane Glisson to William Rake on 22 Dec 1717 at Marnhull

Ann Glisson to ? 1756 (I did not pay to get complete copy)

Samuel Glisson to ? 1756 (I did not pay to get complete copy)

Ref: Somerset and Dorset Strays-

Gilbert Glison from county of Dorset to Mellior Bennet of East Orchard county of Dorset on 31 Jan 1677 at Marnhull

Ann Glisson to ? 1756 in Hampshire (I did not pay to get complete copy)

Samuel Glisson to ? 1756 (I did not pay to get complete copy)

(note:seems that the Somerset & Dorset Strays and the Sarum Marriage License Bonds are same marriages, also listed in above

marriages for Dorset and for Somerset)

Ref: Sarum Marriage License Bonds-

Gilbert Glisson occupation clerk, residence Marnhull county of Dorset, to Elizabeth Gollop residence Netherbury county of Dorset

On 2 Nov 1686, bondsman Thomas Gollop gent of Netherbury

Gilbert Glisson to ? 1686 in Wiltshire?

Samuel Glisson to ? 1756 in Wiltshire & in Somerset

(note:seems that the Somerset & Dorset Strays and the Sarum Marriage License Bonds are same marriages, also listed in above

marriages for Dorset and for Somerset)

Ref: Parish of Rampisham Marriages at Rampisham, Dorsetshire 1574 to 1846 Transcribed by Emma Squires

Henricus Hoskinges gener &; Maria Gleson generosa were married 30 Apr 1618 at Ramphisham, Dorset, Eng (dau of William Glisson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham)

James Ponder & Agnes Glyson Oct 1621 at St Michael Church Ramphisham, Dorset, Eng file#22203 (unknown who Agnes is unless this is a 2^nd name for one of William’s

daus Joane or Hester which I do not have other info on)

Ref: Parish of Holy Trinity Church , Dorchester, Dorset, England 1559-1617

Margaret Gleson dau of Mr. William Gleson was baptized 26 Sep 1602

Israel Gleson son of William Gleson was baptized 21 Nov 1603

Ref: Parish of St Peters Church, Dorchester, Dorset England Baptisms 1653-1729

Mary Glisen dau of William Glisen baptized 15 Aug 1683

William Glisen son of William Glisen baptized 20 Apr 1686

Ref: Parish of St Peters Church, Dorchester, Dorset England Marriage 1730-1800

Mary Glisson of St Peters to John Gould of Upwey on 19 May 1730

Elizabeth Glisson of St Peters to George Drewer of Holy Trinity on 11 Jun 1730

Magdaline Glisson of St Peters to Mr Conyers Place of St Peters on 20 Jul 1730

Ref: Parish Register of Parish of Marnhull, Dorset, England-

Baptisms 1561-1699:

George Browne son of Anthonie Browne baptized 17 Mar 1615

Mary Browne dau of George & Margaret Browne baptized 20 Aug 1637

Mary Glisson dau of Walter & Mary Glisson baptized 22 Oct 1637

Elizabeth Glisson dau of Walter & Mary Glisson baptized 8 Jan 1639

Benjamin Browne son of George & Margaret Browne baptized 2 Apr 1639

John Glisson son of John & Jane Glisson baptized 16 Sep 1643

William Glisson son of John & Jane Glisson baptized 20 Jan 1645

Jane Glisson dau of John & Jane Glisson baptized 31 Mar 1646

Gilbert Glisson son of John & Jane Glisson baptized 8 Jul 1647

Elizabeth Glisson dau of John & Jane Glisson baptized 10 Jul 1649

Mary Glisson dau of John & Jane Glisson baptized 17 Jan 1651

Hester Glisson dau of John & Jane Glisson baptized 29 Jul 1652

? Glisson son of John & Jane Glisson baptized 1654 (note:this has to be Francis only son listed in will not listed on baptisms)

John Glisson son of Gilbert & Meliar Glisson baptized 2 May 1680

Joane Glisson wife of Francis Glisson being abt 30 yrs at baptism 31 Dec 1681 (note:wife of Francis son of John & Jane)

Mellior Glisson dau of Gilb & Melior Glisson born 31Jul 1683 baptized 3 Aug 1683

William Glisson son of Gilb & Melior Glisson born 23 Sep 1684 baptized 26 Sep 1684

Mary Glisson dau of Gilbert & Mary Glisson baptized 7 Jan 1694

Gilbert Glisson son of Gilbert & Mary Glisson baptized 9 May 1695

Joseph Glisson son of Gilbert & Mary Glisson baptized 17 Nov 1696

Jane Glisson dau of Gilbert & Mary Glisson baptized 17 Oct 1699

John Glisson son of Gilbert & Mary Glisson baptized 25 Mar 1703

Edith Glisson dau of Mr. Gilbert & Edith Glisson baptized 16 Jun 1726

Isreal Glisson son of Mr. Gilbert & Edith Glisson baptized 8 Feb 1727 born 7 Feb 1727

Susanna Place dau of Conyers Place & Magdalene Glisson baptized 21 Nov 1742

Henry Place son of Conyers Place & Magdalene Glisson baptized 9 Jul 1744

Ref: Parish of Marnhull, Dorset, England-http://www.dorset-opc.com/marnhill.htm-

Burials 1723-1744: Transcribed by Lynda Small online Parish Clerk

Israel Glisson bur 4 Dec 1728 parish record

Edith Glisson bur 15 Jul 1729 parish record

Rev. Mr. Gilbert Glisson bur 19 Dec 1736 parish record

Joan Gliston bur 18 Dec 1737 parish record

Mrs. Mary widow of Rev. Mr. Guibert Glisson bur 21 Apr 1741 parish record

Burials 1745-1779: Transcribed by Lynda Small online Parish Clerk

Honour widow of Rev. Dr. Joseph Glisson bur 6 Dec 1759 parish record

Baptisms 1699-1744: Transcribed by Lynda Small online Parish Clerk

John son of Gilbert & Mary Glisson bap 25 Mar 1703

James son of John & Mary Sams bap 1 Jun 1705

Hannah dau of John & Mary Sams bap 26 Jul 1708

Edith dau of Mr. Gilbert & Edith Glisson bap 16 Jun 1726

Israel son of Mr. Gilbert & Edith Glisson bap 8 Feb 1727

Index of Wills Dorset-list of persons of Marnhull who left wills found with the Probate Registry of Blandford Dorset Archdeaconry

Court of Dorset up to 1793: Transcribed by Lynda Small online Parish Clerk

Gollop alias Glisson, Elizabeth 1689

John Glisson clerk of Marnhull 29 Nov 1677 prob 11/355

Rectors of St. Gregory’s, Marnhull :

1587-1630 Hancock John buried 3 Dec 1630 left rectorship to grandson Walter Glisson

1630-1639 Glisson Walter buried 24 Apr 1639 left rectorship to brother John Glisson

1639-1677 Glisson John buried 6 Nov 1677 left rectorship to son Gilbert Glisson

1677-1736 Glisson Gilbert left rectorship to great-grandson Conyers Place

1736-1778 Place Conyers left rectorship to son Harry Place

1778-1828 Place Harry left rectorship to grand son Henry Place

1828 Place Henry Jordan

above all Glisson Relatives so they held the St Gregory Parish as rectors from 1587 till at least past 1828 for 241 yrs obviously they were

able to pass the Rectory over to an heir

Overseers Accounts 1700-1701 at Dorset Record Office of Overseers Account Books dating 1699:

A date made 2^nd day of May for raising monthly relief for the poor of Marnhull 1700

Frank Glisson of Marnhull (this could have been Francis son of John & Jane)

Ref: Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society-

Published 1929 by the Society- excerpts from this book- listed at http://books.google.com

I did not pay to see whole page from this book, thus just have page #’s or excerpts of Glisson’s listed

Pg 127 ?

Pg 129- 19 Feb 1710 Glisson, Gilbert, clerk of Marnhull, Bower, Henry, gent, of Lymington, co. Hants. Assignment of land.

Pg 143- 25 Mar 1635, Browne, George, yeoman of Marnhull, Glisson, William, the elder gent, of Marnhull, Glisson, William the younger gent of Rampisham, Glisson Walter clerk of Marnhull, Glisson, Margaret daughter of the said William Glisson the elder gent.

(my note: William Glisson Sr. of Rampisham living in Marnhull at this time, his son William Glisson Jr. still living at Rampisham, did not get rest of this piece, but this is probably the marriage bond for George Browne and Margaret Glisson who were married 9 Apr 1635.)

Ref: Parish of Beaminster marriages 1686-1760- This transcription has been taken from "Dorset Parish Registers - Marriages" Vol 3. edited by W. P. W. Phillimore and Edmund Nevill and published in 1908 http://www.dorset-opc.com/beaminster.htm-

Samuel Glisson of Yeovil & Grace Gerrard 10 May 1756 parish of Beaminster, Dorset

Ref: Parish of Chideock marriages 1654-1812- The Online Parish Clerk (OPC) for Chideock is Annie Sting http://www.dorset-opc.com/chideock.htm-

Samuel Glisson & Catherine Williams 30 Aug 1808 parish of Chideock

Ref: Cambridgeshire Baptisms-

Francis Glissen 21 Jul 1646 at Ely, Holy Trinity, father Paul Glissen occupation clerk county of Cambridge

Ref: Lincoln County England Marriage License Bonds and Allegations-

Ester Glisson to Robert Stamper not of this parish on 1670 ref MB 1670/121at Grainsby Parish, Lincoln County

(dau of Paul Glisson gd of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Jane Glisson single not of this parish to Richard Powell not of this parish on 1664 ref MB 1664/45 at Grainsby Parish, Lincoln County

(dau of Paul Glisson gd of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Ref: Kent Canterbury- Marriage License Allegations, Dean of Westminster, 1558-1699 and Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660-1670

County Kent England

24 Sep 1666 James Maydwell of St Clement Danes, Salter, Bachelor, abt 26 & Elizabeth Glisson of same abt 27 at St Clement Danes

1 Jul 1673 Francis Shenton of Hinckley County Leicester, Gent, Bachelor, abt 22 & Mrs. Mary Glisson of St Bride’s London, Spr abt 25 and at own dispose, at St Clement Danes.

(note: James Maydwell wife Elizabeth and Francis Shenton and Mary his wife listed in Will of Dr. Francis Glisson below. )

Ref: Free Registers- UK Parish Register Information- www.free.reg.org.uk

Somerset County- All places, or connections to Sommerset, Glisson

Baptisms:

Name Baptism Parish Church Place Abode Father Mother Father’s Occupation Reg# File#

Isriell Glison (Glisten) 14 Jun 1621 St Luke Brislington William Glison 11200

William Gleson 25 Jul 1623 St Luke Brislington William Gleson 11200

Henry Gleson Aug 1627 St Luke Brislington William Gleson 11200

Mary Gleson 24 Oct 1647 St Luke Brislington Israel Gleson Mary 11200

Israel Gleson 16 Oct 1649 St Luke Brislington Israel Gleson Mary 11200

William Glison 24 Feb 1660/61 St Luke Brislington Israel Glison 11200

Mary Glison 12 Apr 1691 St Luke Brislington John Glison Anne 11200

John Glison 18 Feb 1693/94 St Luke Brislington John Glison Ann 11200

Israell Gleson 10 Mar 1699/00 St Luke Brislington Thomas Gleson Hester 11200

John Glison 23 Mar 1706/07 St Luke Brislington Thomas Glison Easter 11200

Elizabeth Glister (Gliston) 1696 St Andrew Thorne Coffin John Glister Wilmot 10371

John Glister (Gliston) 5 May 1699 St Andrew Thorne Coffin John Glister Wilmot 10371

John Glister (Gliston) 27 Apr 1701 St Andrew Thorne Coffin John Glister Wilmot 10371

William Gliston 25 Jul 1711 St Andrew Thorne Coffin John Gliston Wilmo 10371

Johannes Glisson 14 May 1711 St Lawrence Cucklington Johannes Glisson Elizabeth 5350

Sylina Glisson 2 Sep 1731 St Paul Keystoke Guli Glisson (William) Sylina (Sylvia) 4 12287

Berenice Glisson 19 Aug 1733 St Nicholas Uphill Wm Glisson Sylv 19126

Maria Flavell 17 Apr 1802 St Johns Yeovil Joseph Flavell Temperance Glisson 10375

Thomas Glisson 3 Jan 1808 St James Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah 15750

Mary Ann Glisson 15 Jan 1809 St James Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah 15750

Samuel Glisson 30 Sep 1810 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah 15775

Sarah Glisson 12 Jul 1812 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah 15775

Mary Joyce Glisson 13 Feb 1814 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Shop Keeper 15777

John Glisson 8 Oct 1815 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Shop Keeper 15777

Joseph Glisson 16 Mar 1817 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Tripe Seller 15777

Louisa Glisson 8 Feb 1824 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Pork Butcher 15777

Maria Matilda Glisson 10 May 1826 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Pork Butcher 15777

Henry Glisson 27 Feb 1828 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Pork Butcher 15777

Thomas Osborne Glisson 13 Sep 1829 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Eliza Pork Butcher 15777

Charles Glisson 7 Feb 1830 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Pork Butcher 15777

Eliza Glisson 9 Oct 1831 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Sarah Pork Butcher 15777

Ellen Matilda Glisson 27 Jun 1833 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Eliza Butcher 15777

Henry Edward Glisson 20 Aug 1834 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Eliza Butcher 15777

Eliza Emily Glisson 27 Nov 1836 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Eliza Umbrella Maker 15777

Elsie Marion Glisson 4 Sep 1887 St Michael Bath Thomas Glisson Marion Pork Butcher 15787

Thomas Paviour Glisson 17 Aug 1857 St Swithin Walcot Chatham Row Thomas Osbourne Glisson Caroline Ann Butcher 15696

William Holben Glisson 7 Aug 1859 St Swithin Walcot Chatham Row Thomas Osbourne Glisson Caroline Ann Butcher 15696

Alfred Osbourn Glisson 7 Apr 1861 St Swithin Walcot Chatham Row Thomas Osbourne Glisson Caroline Ann Pork Butcher 15696

Alice Laura Glisson 2 Aug 1861 St Swithin Walcot London Terrace Henry Glisson Johanna Pork Butcher 15696

Joseph Gliston 28 May 1835 Mill St Ind Chap Wincanton Wincanton Thomas Glisson Mary Rapson Labourer b.24 May 1835 5343

Joseph Gliston 21 Jun 1835 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Thomas Glisson Mary Hostler 1200 5519

Emily Jane Glysson 25 Dec 1841 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton ? Elisabeth Glysson 1599 5519

John Glisson 17 May 1847 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton Robert Glisson Mary Horsekeeper 335 5519

Charles Glisson 27 Nov 1853 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton George Glisson Ann Tucker Servant 791 5519

Charlotte Glisson 29 Dec 1856 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton Robert Glisson Mary Ostler 972 5519

Fanny Glisson 17 Feb 1861 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton Robert Glisson Mary Horsekeeper 1212 5519

Robert Glisson 17 Feb 1861 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton Robert Glisson Mary Horsekeeper 1212 5519

Frank Glisson 28 Dec 1884 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton George Glisson Charlotte Labourer 645 5519

Herbert Glisson 29 Oct 1885 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton George Glisson Charlotte Labourer 720 5519

Robert James Glisson 10 Jan 1886 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton ? Fanny Glisson 5519

Amy Ellen Glisson 9 Oct 1886 St Peter & Paul Wincanton Wincanton George Glisson Charlotter Navy 763 5519

Robert Gilson (Glison?) 14 Oct 1809 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Robt Glisson 5489

Mary Elizabeth Glisson 11 May 1845 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Little Ostry Robert Glisson Mary Servamt 1358 5489

Thomas John Glisson 26 Dec 1847 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Paul St Silas Glisson Elizabeth Hostler 1644 5489

Charlotte Glisson 27 Jun 1849 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Wincanton Robert Glisson Mary Ostler 1796 5489

Samuel Thomas Glisson 29 Dec 1851 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Wincanton Robert Glisson Mary Hostler 2068 5489

George Glisson 30 Jul 1854 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Wincanton Robert Glisson Mary Ostler 2339 5489

Charlotte Kate Glisson 30 Dec 1855 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Ditcheat Joseph Rapson Glisson Elizabeth Servant 77 5489

John Thomas Glisson 17 Sep 1859 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Market Pl Joseph Glisson Elizabeth Post Boy 481 5489

John Thomas Glisson 6 Nov 1859 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Market Pl Joseph Rapson Glisson Elizabeth Post Boy 497 5489

Emily Jane Glisson 21 Dec 1862 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet Market Pl Joesph Glisson Elizabeth Post Boy 832 5489

Joseph Herbert Glisson 1 Jan 1865 St Perter & Paul Shepton Mallet Leg St Joseph Glisson Elizabeth Post Boy 1021 5489

Russel John Glisson 11 Nov 1855 St John The Baptist Frome King St John Glisson Martha Post Boy 5428

Thomas Clark Glisson 14 Jun 1857 St John The Baptist Frome King St John Glisson Martha Post Boy 5428

Arthur Byron Glisson 20 Feb 1859 St John The Baptist Frome King St John Glisson Martha Post Boy 5428

Herbert Russell Palmer Glisson 17 Jun 1893 St John The Baptist Frome Christ Ch St Joseph Herbert Glisson Louisa Jane Coachman 5428

Florence Kate Louisa Glisson 30 Sep 1894 St John The Baptist Frome Christ Ch St Joseph Herbert Glisson Louisa Jane Coachman 5428

Philip John Charles Glisson 15 Feb 1896 St John The Baptist Frome Christ Ch St Joseph Herbert Glisson Louisa Jane Coachman 5428

Joseph Thomas Alexander Glisson 19 Oct 1901 St John The Baptist Frome Cork St John Thomas Glisson Anne Mitchell Coachman 5428

Gordon Herbert Glisson 1 Sep 1902 St John The Baptist Frome Cork St John Thomas Glisson Anne Mitchell Coachman 5428

Burials

Name Date of Burial Parish Place Age Abode Notes File# Reg#

? Gleson 25 Nov 1664 St Luke Brislington wife of Israel 11202

Israel Glison 11 Jun 1680 St Luke Brislington 11202

Elizabeth Glison 24 Jan 1686/87 St Luke Brislington dau of John 11202

Israel Glison 17 Jun 1689 St Luke Brislington 11202

William Glison 4 Apr 1661 St Luke Brislington son of Israel 11202

John Glison 11 Jan 1695/96 St Luke Brislington 11202

? Glison 18 Jul 1704 St Luke Brislington son of Thomas not baptized 11202

? Gleson 6 Jun 1716 St Luke Brislington child of Mr. Gleson 11202

? Glesen 13 Mar 1718/19 St Luke Brislington dau of John 11202

Mrs Hester Glison 23 Oct 1736 St Luke Brislington 11202

Mrs Ann Glison 16 Mar 1736/37 St Luke Brislington 11202

John Glison 27 Jul 1737 St Luke Brislington 11202

Mrs Martha Glisson 19 Apr 1738 St Luke Brislington 11202

Israel Gleson 21 Oct 1762 St Luke Brislington 11202

Waltar Glissone 21 Feb 1702/3 St Andrew Chew Magna 11369

Child Glisson 12 Sep 1731 St Peter & Paul Bleadon 12183

Silvia Glisson 24 Feb 1757 St Peter & Paul Bleadon Loxton dau of William & Silvestra 12183

Silvestra Glisson 13 Jan 1763 St Peter & Paul Bleadon Loxton wife of William 12183

William Glisson 5 Aug 1770 St Peter & Paul Bleadon Loxton 12183

Benjamin Glisson 21 Mar 1776 St Peter & Paul Bleadon Loxton son of William & Silvestra 12183

Ann Gliston 26 Jul 1807 St Peter & Paul Bleadon 12183

Mary Gilssion 31 Aug 1814 St Michael Bath 7m list Glisson bap 13 Feb 1814 15781

Henry Glisson 4 Apr 1819 St Michael Bath 7 Walcot St 15781

Caroline Glisson 6 May 1822 St Michael Bath 1 Walcot St 15781

John Glisson 17 Nov 1824 St Michael Bath 9 Walcot St 15781

Louisa Glisson 14 Dec 1837 St Michael Bath 14 Walcot St 15781

Mrs Eliza Glisson 6 Aug 1839 St Michael Bath 38 Walcot St 15781

Johanna Glesson 31 Jan 1835 St Swithins Bath 78 Avon St 15707

Mrs Elizabeth Glissen Feb 1750/51 St Mary Wykechamflower 11393

Samuel Glissen 4 Feb 1799 All Saints Weston 15797

Thomas Glisson 10 Jul 1858 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet 67 Market Pl 5490 2013

Joseph Herbert Glisson 22 Apr 1862 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet 4 Market Pl 5490 2013

Mary Glisson 9 Jul 1874 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet 82 George Hotel 5490 825

Joseph Glisson 21 Mar 1882 St Peter & Paul Shepton Mallet 48 H.M. Prison Shepton Mallet 5490 1341

Herbert William Glisson 6 Jan 1884 St James Chillington 39 11355 378

Selina Glisson 24 Dec 1893 St James Chillington 47 11355 403

Elizabeth Glisson 22 Oct 1891 St John the Baptist Frome 67 Bridge St 5352 1014

Ellen Jane Glisson 20 Feb 1900 St John the Baptist Frome 33 Cottage Hospital 5352 1285

Louisa Jane Glisson 19 Aug 1910 Holy Trinity Frome 44 Blue Boar Inn 5421 544

Emily Glesson 19 Mar 1904 St Augustine of Hippo Clutton 30 Upper Knowle, Bristol 11426 177

Edward Francis Gleeson 18 Oct 1905 St Augustine of Hippo Clutton 7 11426

Marriages

George Gleeson married 26 Dec 1667 to Eilizabeth Gilly at St Catherine Church in Montacute (my note: May not have been a Glisson)

Waltar Glisson married 22 May 1701 to Anne Vele at St Andrew Church in Chew Magna File#11340

William Glisson married 18 Jun 1707 to Mary at St Peter & Paul Church in Maperton groom parish Wincanton File#4016

Elizabeth Glisson married 15 Oct 1722 to John Farrington at St Peter & Paul Church in Wincanton File#5611

Jone Glister married 10 Apr 1735 to Isaac Fillimore at St Luke Church in Brislington File#11201

Jane Glison married 11 May 1739 to John Linard at St Luke Church in Brislington File#11201

Mary Gliston married 28 Dec 1744 to Edw Hower at St Mary in Chilthorne Domer groom parish Illchester File#5768

Robert Glsin married 17 Dec 1756 to Mary Blackman at Preston on Stour in Gloucester County, by lic File#12836

Betty Glisson married 9 Jun 1758 to Richard Manning at St John’s Church in Yeovil, Witnesses: John Wright & Samuel Glisson File#11135

Mary Glisson married 30 Oct 1758 to John Wright at St John’s Church in Yeovil, Witnesses: William Wright & Sam Glisson, lic File#11135

Martha Glisson married 25 Apr 1764 to Thomas Andrews at St John’s Church in Yeovil, groom parish Mudford Witnesses: Samuel Glisson & Sarah Glisson File#11135

Sarah Glisson married 10 Dec 1767 to Robert Winter at St John’s Church in Yeovil, groom parish Sherborne, brides parish St John in Yeovil, Witnesses: Edward Burton & Eliza Haynes Lic File#11135

John Glisson married 26 Sep 1780 to Mary Hallet at St Bartholomew in Yeovilton, alias Hockey File#22244

John Frampton married 17 Nov 1794 to Jane Hix at St Mary the Virgin in Mudford, both of this parish, Witnesses: Nathl Corry & Samuel Glisson, Banns File#12340

Thomas Glisson married 15 Dec 1806 to Sarah Walker at St Mary’s Chapel in Walcot, File#15769

Sarah Glisson married 2 Oct 1808 John Cole at St John’s Church in Yeovil, Banns, Witnesses: Anna Colley & Thomas Glisson

Thomas Glisson married 16 Nov 1817 to Mary Ann Rapson at St John’s Church in Yeovil, Witnesses: William Hurley & Jonathan Crocker File#10377 Reg#161

Sophia Glisson married 1 Nov 1819 to George Prouse at St George Church in Hinton St George, groom abode S. Petherton

Samuel Glissons married 20 Nov 1820 to Elizabeth Budgell at St John’s Church in Yeovil, Witnesses: Jonathan Crocker & Samuel Ostler by Banns File#10377 Reg#270

Ann Winn married 18 Jan 1834 to George Martin at St Andrew Church at Burnham on Sea, both of this parish, grrom bachelor, bride spinster, banns, witnesses: William Glisson

Susan Merrott, File#12353 Reg#693

Samuel Glisson married 31 Dec 1837 to Jane Norris at St Swithins, Walcot, groom Bachelor, occ pork Butcher, abode Wellington Place, father Thomas Glisson, pork butcher, bride widow, abode

Wellington Place, father John Peters, mason, Witnesses: Joseph Qunitas & George Allwright, File#15721 Reg#116.

Joseph Glisson married 5 Nov 1838 to Rebekah Perrett at St Michael Church in Bath, groom occ pork butcher, abode Walcot St, father Thomas Glisson, pork butcher,

bride abode Broad St, father James Perrett, baker, Witnesses: Joseph Lawrence, Sarah Glisson, File#15778 Licence

Robert Glisson married 8 Apr 1844 to Mary Barnes at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, groom bachelor, occupation ostler, abode Shepton Mallet, father Thomas Glisson, Ostler,

Bride, spinster, occ dress maker, abode Shepton Mallet, father Samuel Barnes, labourer, both of full age, banns, Witnesses: Edward Weeks & Elisa Wilkins, File#5491 Reg#163

Elizabeth Glisson married 8 Apr 1844 to Silas Wilkins at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, groom Bacherlor, occupation baker, bride dressmaker, both abode Shepton Mallet, groom father

James Wilkins, weaver Bride father Thomas Glisson, ostler, Witnesses: Elijah Wilkins, Charlotte Glisson, banns, both full age, File#5491 Reg#164

John Glisson married 24 Dec 1854 to Martha Clark at St John’s the Baptist in Frome, groom age 27 Batchelor abode King St occupation Servant father Thomas Glisson, servant, bride age 25 Spinster

Abode King St father John Clark, market porter, Witnesses: John Hilliar & Sarah Clark, Banns, File#5334 Reg#166.

Joseph Glisson married 29 Jan 1855 to Elizabeth Gane at St Peter Church in Evercreech, groom age 22, bachelor, occupation Groom, abode Shepton Mallet, father Thomas Glisson, Groom

Bride age 29, Spinster, occ dress maker, abode Evercreech, father John Gane, sawyer, Banns, Witnesses: John Gane, Joseph Gane, Jane Gane, & Mary Ann Cox, File#5654 Reg#132.

Mary Elizabeth Glisson married 24 Dec 1871 to Edwin Knight at St Peter & Paul Church in Wincanton, groom bacherlor, occ labourer, abode Wincanton father Henry Knight, bride spinster, abode
Wincanton, father Robert Glisson deceased, banns, Witnesses: Samuel Rogers & M.A. Rogers, File#5611 Reg#368

Herbert William Glisson married 7 Sep 1880 to Selina Hardy at St James Church in Chillington groom parish St Paul’s Bristol, Bachelor, occupation letter carrier, bride parish Chillington, Spinster,

Brides father James Hardy, carpenter, Witnesses: Marwood & Hannah Edwards, File#11289

Joeseph Herbert Glisson married 18 Oct 1892 to Louisa Jane Palmer at Holy Trinity Church, Frome, groom age 28, bachelor, occupation coachman, abode Christ Church St, father Joseph Glisson, coachman,

bride age 26, spinster, abode Grope Ln, father Wiliam Palmer, warehouseman, deceased, Banns, Witnesses: Philip Henry Palmer, Emily Jane Glisson, File#5422

John Thomas Glisson married 12 Jul 1900 to Mrs Annie Mitchell Hutchingson at St Peter’s Church in Twerton, groom age 39 widower, occupation foreman Coachman, abode Frome, Bride age 27 Spinster,

abode Twerton, groom father Joseph Glisson occ cab proprietor, bride father Thomas Hutchingson, occ builder, Witnesses: Charles Watson Palmer & Louisa Jane Glisson, Lic File#11435

Ref: Boyd’s Marriage Index 1538-1840=

Daniel Glilsson to Sara Keate 1711 at Pinhole, Devon

Ref: Boyd’s 1^st Misc Series 1538-1775-

Mary Glisson to John Saunders Jn at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset License

Mary Glisson to John Hall Jn 1687 at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset, License

Thomas Glisson to Joan Haiward 1704 Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset, License

William Glisson to Mary O’Kedon at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset, License

Elizabeth Glisson to Henry Hambridge at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset, License

John Glesson to Elz Edgly 1716 at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset, License

John Glesson to Elizabeth Edgley 1716 at Bristol Cathedral, Gloucester, marriage

Israel Glesson to Mtha Paget 1730 at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset, License

Israel Glesson to Mary Hasel 1743 at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset, License

Ref: The Dean of Sarum in Wiltshire, Berkshire, Dorset, and Ufflulme, Devon, Source Sarum Marriage License Bonds-

Robert Glisson to Betty Suter 18 Dec 1726 at Mere, Wiltshire groom parish Yeovil, bride parish Mere, bondsman Richard Ford

Ref: Misc Parish Records England Marriages-

Samuel Glison to Ann Clarke on 30 Jul 1626 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset

An Glisson to Samuel Hoskines 18 Mar 1697 at Yeovil, St John

Walter Glisson to Anne Vele 22 May 1701 at Chew Magna, St Andrews (son of Henry Glisson b. 1627 St. Thomas linendraper)

Hannah Glisson to Richard Cuff 15 May 1704 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset

Elizabeth Glisson to Henry Hambridge 31 Jul 1706 at Ichester, Somerset (only child of Samuel Glisson & his 1^st wife Elizabeth, burial monument inside Church in Chard, Somerset, Eng)

Wm Glisson to Mary ? 18 Jun 1707 at Maperton

John Glisson to Elizabeth Walter 17 Apr 1710 South Cadbury, Somerset

Mary Glison to Mr. Allen 15 Apr 1718 St John the Baptist, Yeovil

Elizabeth Glisson to John Farington 15 Oct 1722 at Wincanton (dau of John & Mary Glisson)

John Glisson to Emma Lafty 25 May 1727 at East Coker groom parish Occome

William Glisson to Silv Hebdon 28 Jul 1729 Kewstoke, St Paul Church, file#13270 groom abode St Mary Redcliff, Bristol, Bride abode Lockston.

Samuel Glisson to ? 1756 (I did not pay to get complete copy)

Betty Glisson to Richard Manning 9 Jun 1758 at Yeovil, St John

Mary Glisson to John Wright 30 Oct 1758 at Yeovil, St John

Martha Glisson to Thomas Andrews 25 Apr 1764 at St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset, groom parish Mudford witness: Samuel Glisson

Sarah Glisson to Robert Winter 10 Dec 1767 at St John, Yeovil, groom parish Sherborn, bride parish St John, License, witness: Edward Burton & Eliz Haynes

John Glisson to Mary Hawkins 25 Dec 1771 St John Church, Yeovil, Somerset, brides parish Mudford Sock, groom parish St John, witness: W.M. Godsall & B. Davey

Benjamin Glisson 17 Mar 1775 to Sarah Baker at Loxton,

Henry Hebdon Glisson 4 Mar 1776 to Mary Hancock at Loxton,

John Hockey Glisson to Mary Hallet 26 Sep 1780 at St Bartholomew, Yeovilton,

John Glisson to Mary Guliford 27 Dec 1821 Yeovilton, Somerset

Ref: Misc references-

Burials:

Mary Glisson 6 Feb 1802 Yeovil

Martha Glisson 31 Aug 1808 Yeovil

Catherine Glisson 24 Apr 1820 Yeovil

Elizabeth Glisson 15 Jul 1820 Yeovil

Robert Glisson 1 Dec 1816 Yeovil

Elizabeth Glisson 2 Apr 1831 Yeovil

Samuel Glisson 25 Mar 1829 Yeovil

Mary Glisson 12 Sep 1835 Yeovil

Elizth Glisson 24 Apr 1772 St Michael, Bristol

John Wesley Gleson 26 Mar 1880 St Decumans, Somerset

Deaths:

Glisson, Charlotte b. abt 1831 England died 6 Jul 1916 in Semaphone, South Australia, Australia.

Glisson, Sylvia b. 1778 Loxton, Somerset died 22 Apr 1863 at Bernham on Sea.

Ref: Newpaper, The Morton Bay Courier, Wednesday Nov 10, 1858-

At Ruth Station, from injures received by a fall from a horse, Joseph Glisson formerly of Bath England age 38 years

Ref: Ship passenger list of Ship Punjab from London 12 Feb 1855 to Port Adelaide South Australia 25 May 1855-

Jonah Witcombe carpenter 1834/1 St Luke, Middlesex

Charlotte Glisson age 17 liv Shepton Mallet, Somerset in 1851 Census

Selina Witcombe born 2^nd ¼ 1854

Ref: Misc. Articles about the Execution of Samuel Glisson in 1685 in Yeovil-

From: 'Entry Book: November 1685, 11-15', Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 8: 1685-1689 (1923), pp. 413-426. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=82513 Date accessed: 17 June 2012.

Prisoners executed for high treason: SamuelHilliard, Nath. Bragg, Ben. Gray, Tho. Smith,Hen. Ford, John Game, Joseph Speed, Geo.Seaward, John Foane alias Fawne, Phi. Levermore, Robt. Pinney, John Wills, Tho. Welch,Abra. Holmes, Josi Ascue, Will. Howling, LeoJackson, John Hayes, John Kidd, John Marders,Samp. Lark, Chris. Battescombe, Sam. Glisson,Hen. Watts, Robt. Bull, John Bull, Ben.Sandford, John Lee, Will. Quintin, Tho. Clap,Tho. Cook, Geo. Collier, John Beaumount, senr.,Thom. Fort, John Bevis, Tristram Elliot, Robt.Slade, Will. Lancaster, John Burridge, JohnHartley, George Smith, George Willmott, JohnRobbins, Edward Leggatt, Roger Satchell,William Hart, John Leggatt, Fra. Skinner,Will. Alston, Geo. Puckeridge, Ben. Temple,Tho. Tyler, Robt. Machell, Hen. Roe, JohnLawrence, Mich. Abbott, Rich. Hall, JohnSavage, Robt. Whorwood, Will. Dilling, Andr.Tozer, Will. Hardiman, Tho. Jenkins, Rob.Salter, Sam. Waldron, John Pulling, Andr.Ellis alias Cossens, Josi Restorick, Will. Martin,Nicho. Hoare, Sam. Robbins, Will. Cox, senr.,John Holloway, Adam Hawley.

From: 'Middlesex Sessions Rolls: 1685', Middlesex county records: Volume 4: 1667-88 (1892), pp. 283-300. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=66095&strquery=" in the West of England Date accessed: 07 September 2012.

26 August, 1 James II.—The Newgate Calendar of the said datecontains the following entries touching prisoners within the gaol, to wit,(1) Richard Walker, committed by Francis Knollis esquire, for speakingtreasonable words: Dat. 27 July, 1685.—(2) Richard Goodeanough,committed by the Rt. Honble. Earle of Sunderland and one of HisMajesties most honourable Privy Councell and Principle (sic) Secretaryof State, being attd. of High Treason: Dat. 20 July, 1685.—(3) AbrahamHolmes, committed by the same Earle of Sunderland for High Treasonin levying of warr against the King: Dat. 20 July, 1685.—(4) ColonelJohn Rumsey, committed by the same Earle of Sunderland, for HighTreason in conspireing to levy warr against the King: Dat. 21 July,1685.—(5) John Austin, committed by Thomas Cheeke esq., chargedupon oath for saying to Wm. Hamilton, a soldier, 'You are all RomanCatholicks, and I could find in my heart to sacrifice all soldiers, forthat you have a Popish Kinge:' Dat. 9 August, 1685.—(6) RogerHoare, marchant, committed by the same Earle of Sunderland, forHigh Treason . . . . Dat. . . . .—(7) Edward Whytehead, BenjaminHewlinge, Christopher Battiscombe, William Jenckins and Henry Lisle,committed by the same Earle of Sunderland for High Treason, inlevying warr against the Kinge: Dat. 3 August, 1685.—(8) RichardNelthrope, committed by the same Earl of Sunderland; Being outlawedfor High Treason: Dat. 9 August, 1685.—(9) John Jones, JamesHeyes, John Kidd, committed by the Earle of Sunderland &c. for HighTreason in levying warr against the Kinge: Dat. 16 August, 1685.—(10) Charles Bateman, committed by the same Earle of Sunderland,charged with High Treason: Dat. 20 August, 1685.—(11) JamesBurton and John Fernly, committed by the same Earle of Sunderland:Burton being outlawed for High Treason, and Fernly concealing him.—(12) Dionisius Dally, committed for seditious words.—(13) AbramAngely, Leonard Jackson, Samuel Glisson, John Smith, ArthurMathewes and Walter Coodris, for having bin in the late rebellion inthe West of England: To remain &c. G. D. R., 26 Aug., 1685.

Reference: Bristol Exploration Club- list several caves in Somerset County with its history-

Loxton Cavern

There is often confusion between the lost cave and the cave known today asLoxtonCave. However, there are two caves known to exist on Loxton Hill, the second, quite different, site being the lost cave - Loxton Cavern. The cave was famed in its day for its copper stained formations. For the record the lost cave was first recorded by Alexander Catcott in 1757. (note 78) The second, that open today, was found by quarrying in 1862 and its discovery was widely reported in the local press; it bears no resemblance to the lost site.The lost cave was found by miners associated with William Glisson of Loxton and who accompanied Catcott on his visit on May 19th, 1757. An outline description of the cave is to be found in Catcott's Diaries The cave was still accessible as late as 1794 when C.I.H. [name unknown] made a descent. His account of experiences and an outline description of the cave was published in the Gentleman's Magazine. (note 79) Accompanied by the farmer on whose land the cave entrance lay C.I.H met the guide who cleared the brambles spanning over the entrance. Once done and a rope belayed to a stake, the party commenced the descent.

... Our guide (whose father was the discoverer of the cave about fifty years ago) went in first; and, as I had been told there was no difficulty or danger, I readily followed; and, having slid down a steep slope for about six yards, found myself at the mouth of a very awkward black-looking pit, down which I was to swing by means of the rope. I got down a few yards more, where, fixing my feet in the crevices of the rock, I stood astride the gulph; and there I thought I must have given up the scheme. I could see nothing but a dark chasm, which appeared to be bottomless .... [At the bottom of the shaft] we then lighted our candles, and followed the guide, who carried us along an narrow passage towards the West. The sides of the rock were here covered with beautiful stalactites, very similar to what I have seen in a cavern at a village inItaly called Palo, near Folingo, but much more delicate. Having explored the passage for some yards, we turned aside into a small chasm, just large enough to admit my body with a great deal of squeezing, and which, as we advanced, did not permit me to go on all fours. I was obliged to crawl like a snake, and could not have proceeded much further, as I found my breath getting short from the fatigue and heat of the place; but was at last relieved by reaching a large arched room most beautifully covered with sparry incrustations. The rock (a limestone) was so hard, that our tools were unequal to procure me the specimens I wanted, and I was sorry to find those we saw had been much defaced by Cornish miners, who, in trying for copper a few years ago broke off the finest pieces to send to their friends. For the satisfaction of your readers, who delight in the Quixotic and marvellous, let me assure them, that I here saw the Magician of the Cave, in the form of a bat, clinging to the cieling [sic] of his crystal palace. That our return might be prosperous, I would not suffer him to be disturbed .

... Our descent was difficult; our return neither arduous nor dangerous; perils once known are half conquered. However, I made a firm resolution never to make another attempt to explore the place, in which I was joined most heartily by the farmer, who by no means liked crawling ten fathoms underground. we visited the other branches, diverging in different directions from the main shaft; they contained petrifications more or less beautiful, and of different colours, as tinged with iron or copper, of both which there are veins in the cave.

Having been buried alive for more than two hours, I was glad to revisit the regions of mortality, though completely bruised and battered in every part of my body.

Rutter's account is based on a transcription of Catcott's Diary made by David Williams. From the past tense in the account it would appear the cave was closed at the time of publication of

'Delineations' in 1829. (note 80) Neither Williams nor Beard are known to have visited the site.

Sandford Bone Fissure

This site was opened by William Beard of Banwell on 29th January, 1838, having been, no doubt, prompted by the knowledge that bones had been found there in the 1770s.

Beard had his men, Robert Brown and William Cuff, working for him removing bone material until the 29th May, 1838. For this they were paid 1I6d. a day (7Y2p). (note 81) The site was still open in 1863 at the time of James Parker's visit.

There are many trenches and mined features along the plane of Sandford Hill that it would be difficult to identify the actual pit, many of which were worked as late as the mid-20th century. Some persons claim to have identified the site but this is far from proven.

Ref: Misc. Records from the Somerset Heritage Centre Repository- And other misc. Records:

Ref#Q/SR/273/7 Title: Examination

Description: Evidence given by Jeremiah Wadham of Wincanton in a case concerning an attack upon him, by a group of people, in which dirt was thrown at his door and William Downe made two holes in his coat with a

Halbred. On reverse refers to William Downe of Wincanton victualler, Jo Gliston J.P., John Hunt. Date 24 Oct 1715

Ref#Q/SR/277/9 Title: Bastardy examination

Description: Evidence given by Joan Pike of Wincanton, single woman in a bastardy case involving Samuel Gliston of Wincanton. Joan also alleges that Samuel Gliston provided her with something to help bring about

A miscarriage. J.P.s John Hunt and Thomas Coward. Date: 2 Aug 1716,

Ref#Q/SR/316/5/31 Title: Removal Order

Description: Order that Thomas Glisson be removed from Yeovil to Taunton on St Mary his last place of legal settlement. J.P’s John Baily and James Chaffey Cowper. Date:21 Mar 1749.

Ref#DD\LP/4 Title: Yea family Wills 1779-1805

Decription: Probates of Wills of Joan Yea of Bromton Ralph, widow dated and proved 1781. Jennie Yea dau of Bishops Lydread, spinster 1791 proved 1806. Samuel Glisson of Brimsmore, Yeovil gentleman 1781

Proved 1785. Catherine Bartlett of Sherborne, Dorset spinster 1799 proved 1805 with receipts, will of Betty Glisson of Yeovil widow 1779. Date:1779- 1805.

(my note: Betty Glisson widow of Robert Glisson. Samuel Glisson is the Samuel who married Grace Gerrard in Beaminster, Dorset but held land in Yeovil who also witness marriages of daughters of Robert Glisson and

His wife Elizabeth Betty Suter. Not sure how Samuel is related to them at this time. Appears to be a son but not listed in will of Robert Glisson 1767.)

Ref# Title: Clapton Wills

William Winter II 1655, Clapton, Somerset, a descendant of this family John Winter of Bishops Lydread 1706> Thomas Winter b. bef 1719=Agnes=John Winter of Bishops Lydread Esq, 1693-1762 pcc will proved

Joan Galhampton of Ash Prior 12 children>

A. Mary = James Winter Hanne

B. Charles Winter eldest son 1724-1736=1755 at Bishops Lydread=Dorothy Yea bur 1813 at Wiveliscombe sister of Sir William Yea 1727-1806 high sheriff of Somerset 4 sons none with issue

C. Robert Winter 1802=Sarah Glisson>Major John Arundell Winter 1857-1914 will proved =Rosa Norman 1934 will proved >Mary Winter=Mr Lennard Payne>Mr Patrick Clennard:Payne Arics high house Stoney Straton

Creech, Somerset

Ref#DD\X\BART/6 Title: Deeds for Marsh Farm, Yeovil

Description: Deeds relating to lands around Marsh, Yeovil.

A mortgage for L300 in 1738 is concerned with 16 acres of arable land formerely known as Marsh Close, 4 acres of land known as Smoke Acre and a close of land called Hyde containing 7 acres. The parties were Edward

Bullock of Yeovil, butcher, John Bullock of East Coker, sailclothweaver and George Bullock of Yeovil, linen draper. In 1738 these same lands were leased for 5 shillings, the parties being, in addition to the Bullocks, Richard

Cayne of Stallbridge, hosier and his wife Elizabeth, Ann Everton of Crewkern, spinster and Mary Everton of Crewkern, spinster.

In 1758 John Wright of Yeovil, malster and Richard Wright of Winbourne Minster, malster and Samuel Glisson of Beaminster, Dorset, gentleman, signed a lease for a year for 5 shillings regarding a messuage, malthouse,

barn, stables, and Outhouses in Kingston, Yeovil, 24 acres of pasture near Marsh, Green Moore 2 acres and 3 acres of pasture ground in Perry Thorne. A release in fee of L500 regarding a marriage settlement and involving

the same Parties and lands followed afterwards.

In his probate will of 1779, Edward Bullock left all his lands to his son, Thomas Bullock.

In 1783 and 1790, Mary Wright of Yeovil, widow of John Wright drew up appointments for her son, John Wright of Yeovil. The first document mentions the lands outlined above and the second concentrates on the 18 acres

Known as Summer Leaze and Little Mead, which included a dwellinghouse, garden and orchard.

(my notes: this goes on for many pages concerning the above lands. Also, significance of above is that it shows Samuel Glisson still of Beaminster, Dorset in 1758 and Mary Glisson m. John Wright in Yeovil 30 Oct 1758.

Mary Glisson was dau of Robert Glisson & Elizabeth Betty Suter. Her marriage was witnessed by Samuel Glisson & William Wright. So Samuel Glisson of Yeovil, m. in Beaminster 1756 lived in Beaminster in 1758

was connected to Robert Glisson family. I believe after death of Grace, Samuel Glisson wife in 1765 in Beaminster that Samuel then removed back to Yeovil and he is the Samuel Glisson of Brimsmore who left will 1781

proved 1785 )

Ref# Title: Marriage Settlement of Samuel Glisson of Yeovil, Gentleman and Grace Gerrard of Beaminster, spinster

Messuage, backside and garden in Yeovil, Penn Close, 2 closes called Brimsmore, Ashley Close, Larkhill Close and Walronds Close in Pitney and Yeovil, land in Green Moore, newly erected House, outhouses, backsides

Garden near Brimsmore Tree, Brimsmore Close and 11 acres adjoining at Lilswell and acres in Green Moore, all in Yeovil Glisson, Gerrard, Coulthurst, Gundry, Chaffey. Date: 1756

(my note: It appears that all above land was given to Samuel Glisson as a dowry for marriage to Grace Gerrard. But what this establishes is that Samuel Glisson married in Beaminster, Dorset county but obtained lands in

Yeovil, thus connects later records of Samuel in Yeovil)

Ref#D\Plyeon/13/3/1 Title Removal Orders from Yeovilton

Description: Susanna Burfitt to Maeston Magna

John Hockey Glisson and Mary his wife to Yeovil

Date: 1824-1831

Ref: Parish Register of Chew Magna, Somerset, England-

Chew Magna if just a few miles south of Bristol,

Walter Glisson married Anne Vele 22 May 1701 (my note: son of Henry Glisson of Bristol who left will 1688 nameing sons Henry, Walter and dau Ann.)

William Glisson baptized 8 Mar 1702 son of Walter & Anne

Walter Glissone buried 21 Feb 1702/1703 (my note: not sure if this is Walter who married Ann Vele, or if an infant son of Walter & Anne)

Lots of Vele, Veale, records going back to 1500’s

Ref: Gloucestershire: Bristol Diocese- Marriage Bonds, 1637-1700

Bristol Marriage License Bonds

08 Jul 1663 Thomas Beriew, St Nicolas, baker and Sarah Hunt, St Thomas: Bdm. Henry Glisson (Gleson), St Thomas, linendraper: at

St Thomas or Temple (10)

15 Jun 1669 John Napper, St Nicolas, draper, and Jane Acourt, Radon, Som: Bdm Henry Gleson, St Thomas, linendraper:

at St Thomas (42)

31 Oct 1676 Henry Gleson, St Thomas, linendraper, and Mary Day: Bdm Henry Gleson, St Thomas, linendraper: at St Thomas (84)

01 Aug 1683 Israell Gleson (Glysson), Brislington, Som gent., and Magdalene Tippet, Dundry, Som: Bdm, Francis Hort, Felton alias

Whitchurch, Som gent: at Dundry (47)

09 Sep 1691 William Webb, Dundry. Som yeoman and Magdalene Glisson St John, Bdm: Walter Webb, Chew Stoke, Som clothier and

John Stedman, St John vinter: (90). (note: Magdalene widow of Israell above)

Ref: Inhabitants of Bristol 1696-

Pg 204 St Thomas Parish, Redclife Street/St Thomas Street

Henry Gleson & Mary wife, children Henry & Benjamin (my note: This is Henry Glisson Jr. wife Mary Day, Henry son of Henry Glisson)

Pg 207 St Thomas Street

Ann Gleson & Ann Hodge (my note: Ann sister of above Henry Gleson Jr. Ann Gleson & Ann Hodge both adult women living together, I believe this to Ann Glisson dau of Henry

Glisson b. 1627 & unknown wife. She was under age of 18 in 1683 per fathers will. Thus born after 1665.

Ann married 23 May1699 at St Mary’s Redcliff in Bristol to Roger Wilkins, Age 18-34 at marriage.)

Ref: The Complete Book of Immigrants 1607-1776 part III & Immigrants in Bondage 1614-1775- Author Peter Wilson Coldham-

30 Aug 1718-6, 8 Sep 1718- Shippers by the Little York, Mr. John Hellier, bound from Bristol for Virginia, William Rogers, Benjamin Glisson (Pro:E190/1193/i)

(my note: at first I thought this was Benjamin Glisson baptized 24 Oct 1694 at St. Thomas Church, Bristol. Listed with parents Henry Gleson Jr. & Mary in Inhabitants

of Bristol 1696. Son of Henry Glisson Jr. and wife Mary Day, grandson of Henry Glisson Sr., great-grandson of William Glisson & Eleanor Wickham, gg grandson

of Israel Glisson & Marian Gough, ggg grandson of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke, gggg grandson of Thomas Glisson of Sufffolk, England. But other records indicate, he was

businessman in 1721, sheriff in 1733, unless he went to Virginia for business and then come back 1718-1721. Have not found any other Benjamin Glisson’s in area that would fit

right age to immigrat in 1718. So for now it is ? if above is all one Benjamin or if there were 2 Benjaimins)

Ref: The Old Corporation of Bristol- E-book Bristol List “Municipal & Miscellaneous”-

8 Jun 1668 Henry Glisson removed as Alderman Bristol

Henry Glisson 1669-1684, Sheriff 1676-77

Benjamin Glisson 1733-1755, Sheriff 1733-1734 died 14 Mar 1755

10 Jan 1732-3 Vice Puxton- Benjamin Glisson died 14 Mar 1755

Ref: UK Poll Books & Electoria Registers 1538-1893-

Year Name Parish/Registry Occ/title County or Borough Comments

1715 Israel Glisson St Stephens Freeholder Northumberland 2^nd day of Feb 1715

1733 Israel Gliston Keysham 100 Gentleman of Brislington, Tything Somerset

1734 Israel Glisson St Stephen Freeholder Gloucester

1734 Benjamin Glesson Manningtree Essex

1739 Benjamin Glisson Esquire Gentl of the Corporation Freeholder

1739 Thomas Glisson Temple Porter Gloucester

1754 Benjamin Glisson Esquire Neuter, Corporation Soap Boiler Gloucester

1754 William Glisson Country Voices Soap Maker Gloucester Locking Somerset

1774 Benjamin Glisson Somersetshire Sawyer Gloucester Loxton

1774 Henry Hebdon Glisson Somersetshire Colourman Gloucester Loxton

1774 Israel Glisson Somersetshire Colourman Gloucester Loxton

1774 Benjamin Glifton Somerset Sawyer Somerset Lockston

1774 Henry Glifton Senior Somerset Colourman Somerset Lockston

1774 Israel Glifton Senior Somerset Colourman Somerset Lockston

1781 Henry Hebdon Glisson Somerset Colourman Gloucester Loxton

1781 Israel Glisson St Mary Redcliff Colourman Gloucester

1812 Israel Glisson Clifton Coulurman Gloucester Hotwell Road

1832 Thomas Glisson Walcot Bath Forum 100 Freehold Land Somerset 23 Walcot St Dover Street Mrs Robins tenant

1835 Thomas Glisson St Michael Bath Walcot Street

1835 Thomas Glisson Jr St Michael Bath Walcot Street

1837 Thomas Glisson St Michael Bath 23 Walcot Street

1837 Thomas Glisson Jr St Michael Bath 28 Walcot Street

1841 Joseph Glisson St Michael Bath 22 Walcot Street

1841 Thomas Glisson St Michael Bath 23 Walcot Street

1841 Thomas Glisson Jr St Michael Bath 28 Walcot Street

1841 Joseph Glisson Beer Seller 22 Walcot Street

1841 Thomas Glisson Tripe Dresser 23 Walcot Street

1841 Thomas Glisson Jr Umbrella Maker 28 Walcot Street

1846 Thomas Glisson Lyncombe/Wincombe Freehold House Bath 23 Walcot Street Bell Mead Cottages rents

1846 Thomas Glisson Jr Freehold Bath 28 Walcot Street 5&6 Upper Dover Street rents

1868 John Glesson Dockward 39 New Dock Street

Ref: Brislington Wills proved at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury-

Israel Gleson gentleman 6 Sep 1684

Israel Gleson gentleman 19 Sep 1689 (son of Israel Glisson & Mary Warde of Brislington)

Israel Gleson gentleman 5 Jan 1763 (Maybe son of John & Ann Gleson of Brislington grandson of Israel Glisson & Mary Warde of Brislington)

Ref: C Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions

Division within C Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks- C 11 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings 1714 to 1758- Reynardson Division- C 11/2697 Pleadings. (Described at item level).

Scope and content

Short title: Newbery v Glisson.

Document type: Bill and answer.

Plaintiffs: Thomas Newbery, yeoman of Cleeve, Osswell, Devon (one of the sons of John Newbery, gent deceased late of Harrison, Stockland, Dorset) and Isaiah Newbery aged 14 years (son of said Thomas Newbury and Mary Newbury his wife, by his said father) and Samuel Newbury, gent of Hayne, Stockland (another son of said John Newbery).

Defendants: John Glisson (administrator of John Farrington, deceased) and John Glisson Farrington (son and heir of said John Farrington) infant aged 4 years (by said John Glisson, his grandfather).

Date of bill (or first document): 1730

Covering dates

1730

Note

The naming of a party does not imply that he or she will appear in all the documents in this cause (after the bill)

Held by

The National Archives, Kew

Legal status

Public Record(s)

Language

English

(my note: Elizabeth Glisson married John Farrington 15 Oct 1722 in Wincanton, Somerset, England, thus Elizabeth dau of John Glisson of Wincanton)

Ref: Misc from Brislington Somerset England-

1627 William Glisson then farmer of parsonage refused to make the distribution in the church of goods to help the poor

P/St.LB/CH16- 21 Jul 1691

Contents: Assignment 1. John & Edward Horton 2. John Hoskins, Richard Wilkins, Steven Cowling, William Dowling, Samuel Hollister, John Glisson, John Feare, John Hall, Giles Ithello, Richard Hoskings, Richard Wilkins Jr., John Phelps, John Cowling, Thomas Glisson, Joseph Grey, John Keene, John King, Thomas Merriweather, Clement Miner, John Merriweather, Thomas Baughnall, all of Brislington, Premises Annutity of 245 (Li.20p) Known as Munday’s Charity.

(my notes: John & Thomas Glisson brothers sons of Israel Glisson & Mary Warde. John Hall may be husband of Mary Glisson their sister.)

Deeds-Feoffment P/St.T/D/25- 19 Jan 1746/7

1. Martin and John Hipsly 2. John Rich, Nathaniel Day, Robert Smith, Thomas Durbin, Joseph Little, Thomas Marsh, Benjamin Glisson, Job Chaleton, Thomas Hellier, Edward Stoakes, Edward Hembury, John Milton, Thomas Bagnold, William Westley, Joseph Rigge, Samuel Smith, and Steven Cox, property: as in P/St.T/D/15

(my note: Benjamin Glisson probably son of Henry Glisson & Mary Day he married 1737 to Ann White)

Elizabeth, widow of Israel Glisson, labourer and Sarah her daughter, from St. Mary’s Redcliff Bristol, Overseer of the Poor removal to Bristol, legal residence of Elizabeth, P/St.LB/op/11/10 1755

(my notes: Israel Glisson probably son of Walter Glisson & Ann Vele, died before 1755, married 1736 to Elizabeth Douzen.)

Ref: History of Brislington-

Brislington

Tuesday, 07 December 2010 09:25

By Patricia Lindegaard (nee Pillinger)

Published in B&AFHS Journal 110 - December 2002

Brislington, formerly in Somerset, lies about two miles from Bristol on the road to Bath. The area round the church is still called “the Village” but in antiquity there were hamlets at “the Rock”, “West Town” and “Sandy” and these names are still preserved. Even relatively recently, the majority of us Brislingtononians were either market gardeners, or neuveau riche from

Excerpt from above:

A minor scandal erupted in 1616 when a gentlewoman, Jane SEWARD, claimed she had been pushed off her seat in church, with “great violence” by Joan PHILPOT, the vicar’s wife. She was “much bruised and waxed sorely ill”. The Bishop of Bath & Wells “admonished” Joan, who was required to make a public apology to the injured party. The SEWARDs rubbed it in by bringing their infant Bartholomew to be christened at the same time. Also that year, Thomas IFIELD’s wife Sarah spotted her husband and John GREENE’s wife Mary acting suspiciously under a hayrick and reported them to the Bishop. Thomas protested his innocence with “great vehemence”. They were “discussing the penning of sheep,” he declared. The Bishop ordered Thomas to keep away from Mary in future. Was marital harmony ever restored? IFIELDs (sometimes masquerading as ITHELLS) are found in the parish for many years to come. Youthful indiscretions long in the past, Thomas IFIELD was churchwarden in 1639 and a taxpayer in 1641 when Charles I needed money for his Scottish wars. Those taxed included two women, both widows, Susan SEWARD and Eleanor GLISTON, nee WICKHAM. The GLISTONs also called GLESON or GLISSON were an armorial family from Suffolk, some of whom were doing well for themselves in Bristol.

(my notes: Eleanor Wickham Glisson widow of William Glisson b. 1595 who was son of Israel Glisson & Marian Gough, and grandson of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke. Walter Glisson bought the Brislington lands and left it to son Israel who left it to his 2^nd wife Alice Burke, William was deceased by 1629 and in Israel will he left it to wife if she remains a widow, which she did. In her will she left it to their grandson Israel Glisson.William Glisson & Eleanor Wickman parents of Israel b.1620, William b. 1622 and Henry b.1627. Most of the Glisson families in Somerset, and Bristol, and Gloucester are descendants of this couple. With the exception of those in Yeolviton area in Somerset. Israel Sr. brother William went to Dorset and was called William Glisson gentleman of Rampisham. Significance of above is that it establishes the Glisson line as being an Armoral line back at least to Suffolk. Which would be Walter’s birthplace and where his father Thomas Glisson b.1480-1500 lived.

Ref: Somerset Parish Apprentices 1575-1800=

William Glisson 1639 of Brislington Somerset

Ref: UK Register of Duties Paid for Apprentices Indentures 1710-1811-

20 Jul 1716 John Glefson of Bristol-Occupation Baker-Apprentice Joseph son of Rich Amey of Losbury Hereford

19 Apr 1717 Betty Skuse of Bristol-Occupation Soapmaker- Apprentice William son of Walter Glifson deceased

27 Nov 1718 John Wickham of Sherborn Dorsett-Occupation Mercer- Apprentice John son of Gilbert Glifson of Marnhull Dorsett

26 May 1721 Chas Horsley of Malock Somerset-occupation- Tallou Chandler- Apprentice Jn son of Sam’ll Glifson of Yeoville Somerset

18 Jul 1723 Eliz Glefson of Bristol-widow- Occupation Baker- Apprentice Tristram son of Tristram Trusted of Staunton Glove

27 Nov 1723 Jno Glisson of Wincanton Isle of Purbick- Occupation Weaver- Apprentice Jno son of Ian Gundry

4 Jun 1754 Ann Turner of Com- Occupation Miller?- Apprentice Ann Glisson

29 Oct 1765 John Glisn of Deptford-Occupation- house carpenter- Apprentice Thos Davis

2 Jun 1794 Wm Collins of Mudford-Occupation Butcher- Apprentice Sam Glifson

Ref: Kelly’s Directory of Somersetshire, within city of Bristol 1883-

Pg 75- Thomas Glisson, un, tripe dresser

Pg 76- H. Glisson, pork butcher & ram curer

Pg 97- Henry Glisson, pork butcher, bacon & ham curer, & tripe dresser, 37 Wesgate Street

Thomas Glisson Jr. Tripe dresser, 22 Walcot Street

Pg 456- Bacon curers – Henry Glisson 37 Westgate Street, Bath

Pg 585- Tripe Dresser- Henry Glisson 37 Westgate Street, Bath

Thomas Glisson Jr. 22 Walcot Street, Bath

Ref: Middlesex & West Middlesex County England Marriages-

www.familyhistoryonline.net

Henry Gliston m. 20 Oct 1560 to Agnes Wylforde in Heston Parish

George Gliston m. 22 Oct 1561 to Isabella Negose in Heston Parish

Katherine Gliston m. 31 May 1568 to William Newman at Heston, London

Ales Gliston m. 20 Mar 1573 to Humprey Gryffen in Hayes Parish

Robert Glysson m. 14 Sep 1600 to Maria Bartlemew in Hillingdon Parish

Roger Gliston m. 5 May 1611 to Susanna Blount in Heston Parish (groom note:alias. Jenninges, Weaver, bride note: Hounslowe)

Eliz Glissen m. 19 Nov 1611 to John Vincent in Eading

John Glisson m. 28 Jun 1618 to Joane Rebie in Twickenham Parish

Robert Glissonne m. 25 May 1625 to Sara Seilvesester in Hillingdon Parish (bride note: widow)

Elizabeth Glisson to ? 1628 (I did not pay to get complete copy)

John Glisson m. 16 Feb 1639 to Francis Sherlock in New Brentford Parish

Sara Glisson m. 1 Nov 1641 to John Haiward in Hillingdon Parish

Martha Glisson to ? 1720 (I did not pay to get complete copy)

All London, England Marriages & Banns 1754-1921-

Name Date Parish/Church Borough Spouse Record Groom Notes Bride Notes Misc Notes

Type

Bernice Glisson 8 Jul 1783 St Pancras Camden James Banford banns Batchelor Spinster Both of this Parish

Elizabeth Glisson 17 Apr 1820 St Mary Abbey London John Debeley banns Both of this Parish

Catherine Glisson 14 Jul 1833 St Marylebone Westminster James Fleming banns Batchelor Spinster Both of this Paish

Margaret Glisson 15 Aub 1836 Haggerstown St Mary Hackney Patrick Collins marriage witness:David Collins & Maug Glisson

Eliza Glisson 4 Jun 1837 Clerkenwell, St James Islington John Rowe Sullivan banns

Eliza Glisson 21 May 1837 Clerkenwell, St James Islington John Rowe Sullivan marriage

Mary Ann Glisson 10 Nov 1862 Shoreditch, St James Hackney James Reynolds marriage age 23 father James age 18father John

Reynolds occ Smith Glisson occ Chemist

Res 4 Kent St Sunmaker res 3 Luker St

Thomas Glisson 30 Oct 1850 St Giles Crippelgate London Sarah Coles marriage full age widower Pork Spinster father Thomas Witness: Henry & Harriet Sheppherd

Butcher father Coles farmer 1 Castle St

Thomas Glisson umbrella

Maker 28 Walcot St

Ann Glisson 2 Nov 1852 St Pancras Parish Chapel Camden Frederick Frances marriage full age res Wellesley full age res Grafton Pl county Middlesex

Crabb occ Painter father Francis father John

Crabb, Labourer Glisson, dead

Charlotte Glisson 10 Apr 1853 St Luke, Finsbury St Luke Jonuh Witcombe marriage occ carpenter res 22 father Thomas Glisson witness: Edwin Witcombe & Julia Burton

Old Hout, father

George Witcombe

Lucy Glisson 27 May 1861 St Mary, Stepney Tower Richard Stokes marriage minor, res Jubelee St minor, res Charles St witness: John Precher & Mary Ann

Hamlets occ Smith, father John Glisson, chemist Glisson

William Stokes, comm

Florence Kate Glisson 12 Aug 1877 St Stephen Islington James Gregory marriage occ carpenter father spinster, father John witness: Joseph & Eliza Gregory

James Gregory, Baliff Glisson, Publican

Res 23 Spencer St Res 23 Spencer St

Olive Eleanor Glisson 30 Nov 1919 St Mary Islington Albert Edward banns age 33 gentleman age 22, res St Albans

Elmes director, res Pl, fathter Charles Edward

St Albans Pl, father Glisson

Albert Edward Elmes

Gentleman

Charlotte Glisson 15 Aug 1880 St John Jerusalem S. Hackney William Andrews marriage res 116 Grove St res St James Paddinton

Father Clements Father Robert Glisson

Andrews coachman

Ref: London England- Calender of Marriage License Allegations 1597-1648 book 24 London, England

25 Nov 1647 Israel Glisson & Rose Cole granted by Bishop of London

25 Nov 1647 Israel Glisson, Gent of St Andrews, Holborn bachelor 40, & Rose Cole of same spinster 25, her parents dead at St Brides or St Mary’s Islington

(note: Israel Glisson son of William Glisson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham & Marnhull county Dorset)

Ref: London, Calender of Marriage License Allegations, 1597-1648

Book 18 February 1635-1636

22 Feb 1635-6 Gleson, Geo & Arnold Mary

Ref: UK Census records 1841-1911-

1841

Name AGE YR OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL COUNTY REG SUB STREET

BORN BORN PARISH DIST REG

Thomas Glisson 60 1781 Pork Butcher Somerset St Michael Somerset Bath The Abbey Walcott

Sarah Glisson 45 1796 Somerset

Henry Glisson 12 1829 Somerset

Charles Glisson 10 1831 Somerset

Mary Morris 18 1823 F Servant Somerset

Joseph Glisson 25 1816 Pork Butcher Somerset St Michael Somerset Bath Walcot

Rebecca Glisson 30 1811

Thomas Glisson 30 1811 Umbrella Maker Somerset St Michael Somerset Bath Walcot

Thomas Glisson 11 1830 Somerset

Ellen Glisson 8 1833 Somerset

Henry Glisson 6 1835 Somerset

Eliza Glisson 5 1836 Somerset

Elizabeth Wiltshire 20 1821 F Servant Somerset

Samuel Glisson 30 1811 Carpenter Somerset Walcot Somerset Bath Lansdown Hartley Place

Jane Glisson 35 1806 Somerset

Sarah Glisson 25 1816 Dress Maker Somerset Walcot Somerset Bath Lansdown 138 Fountain

Maria Glisson 15 1826 Dress Maker Somerset

Mary Ann Glisson 25 1816 Glove Sewer Yeovil Somerset Yeovil Yeovil Belmont

Jane Glisson 20 1821 Glove Sewer Somerset

George Crees 30 1811 Gloves Somerset

Mary Glissant (Glisson) 35 1806 Washwoman Somerset Wincanton Somerset Wincanton Wincanton High St (note: Mary Rapson m.Thomas Glisson)

Elizabeth Glissant 20 1821

Charlotte Glissant 10 1831

Joseph Glissant 5 1836

Emily Glissant 7m 1841

Thomas Gliston 45 1796 ml Somerset Castle Cary Somerset Wincanton Castle Cary High St (note: wife Mary Rapson?)

Sarah Justens 25 1816 fl

Ann Custard 20 1821 fl

Caroline Davis 15 1826 fl Somerset

James Perry 65 1776 ag lab Somerset Yeovilton Somerset Yeovil Ilchester Yeovilton St

Jane Perry 55 1786 Somerset

Maria Miller (Glisson) 23 1818 Inmate Somerset

Eliza Miller 6m 1840 Somerset

Rebecca Gliston 10 1831 Inmate Somerset (note:sister of below Ann dau of John Glisson)

Ann Pinkett 20 1821 Somerset

Samuel Barnes 55 1786 Army Somerset Shepton Mallet Somerset Shepton Mallet Shepton MalletGreat Gardens

Elizabeth Barnes 54 1787 Somerset

Mary Barnes 15 1826 Millner Somerset (note: married Robert Glisson 1844)

Ann Glisson 15 1826 Criminal Prisoner Somerset Ilchester Somerset Yeovil Ilchester Ilchester County Jail (note: sister of above Rebecca dau of John Glisson)

Robert Gliston 22 1819 Groom St Margaret Middlesex Westminster St Margaret Hyde Park Barracks 100’s living there

John Gliston 20 1821 Groom near St Pancras

Samuel Glisson 12 1829 Orphan Somerset Yeovil Union House Orphanage 100’ s of orphans etc

1851

Name AGE REL OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL REG SUB COUNTY STREET FOLIO PAGE

BORN PARISH DIST REG

Sarah Glisson 54 head Tripe Seller Bath St Michael Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Somerset 23 Walcot 265 169

Henry Glisson 23 son Tripe Seller Bath

Johanna Glisson 21 d-law Swainswick Somerset

Louisa Glisson 1 gdau Bath

Charles Glisson 20 son Bath

Caroline Weeks 15 board gen servant Camerson

Silas Wilkins 29 head Groom Shepton Mallett Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Somerset 44 Paul St 451 10

Elizabeth Wilkins (Glisson) 32 wife Yeovil Somerset

Emily D. Glisson 10 d-law Wincanton (actually step-dau)

Francis L. Wilkins 6m son Shepton Mallet

Yeovil Union House Orphange/ School 100’s living there

Herbert Glisson 5 Scholar Yeovil Yeovil Yeovil Martock Somerset 5 Leo East 472 44

Robert Glison 29 head Ostler Yeovil Yeovil Wincanton Castle Cary Somerset 56 FlingerLane 546 14

Mary Glison 28 wife Shepton Mallet

John Glison 3 son Wincanton

Charlotte Glison 1 dau Shepton Mallet

Samuel Glisson 40 head Brewer Bath Walcot Bath Lyncombe Somerset 2 Gays Place 519 5

Jane Glisson 45 wife Bath

Thomas Glisson 43 head Umbrella Maker Bath Bath St Michael Bath Abbey Somerset 28 Wolcot St 266 11

Thomas Glisson 21 son Umbrella Maker Bath

Henry Glisson 16 son

Ellen Glisson 18 dau

Eliza Glisson 15 dau

Charlotte Davis 14 serv gen serv Bath

William Glesson 64 head/wid gardener Banwell Loxton Axbridge Axbridge Somerset 40 Manor House 9 10

Charles Davis 33 head coal merchant Ireland St Pancras Pancras Somers Town Middlesex 147 Melton 488 43

Elizth Davis 32 wife Ireland

Thos Davis 1 son Bow

Ann Glisson 24 lodger Dressmaker

Rebecca Glisson 20 lodger Laundress

Sarah Sturt 27 lodger Laundress Foxhat, Essex

Jane Talbot 40 lodger Laundress Warwickshire

Samie Caines 51 head house painter Soho St Pancras Pancras Somers Town Middlesex 82 Clumder St 644 19

Eliz Caines 62 wife Yeovilton

Sam Glifson 22 nephew barman Yeovilton

Stephen Beadle 28 lodger clerk railway Mid Hampton

Charles Martins 23 lodger coach maker Mid Hampton

Andrew Jones 42 lodger annuitant Spain

Willima Lirock 27 lodger clerk Kimble, Huntingdonshire

Samuel Barnes 65 head horse artillery Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Stoke Lane Somerset 107 Little Church Lane 459 26

Elizabeth Barnes 64 wife Shepton Mallet

Mary Glison 5 gdau Shepton Mallet

1861

Name AGE REL OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL REG SUB COUNTY STREET FOLIO PAGE

BORN PARISH DIST REG

Sarah Glisson 73 Head Pork Butcher Bath Bath, St James Bath Abbey Somerset Catherine Hotel 116 41

Thomas Glisson 53 Head Umbrella Maker Bath Bath, St Michael Bath Abbey Somerset 28 Walcot St 70 18

Sarah Glisson 65 wife Bath

Ellen Glisson 28 dau Bath

Eliza Glisson 25 dau Bath

Eliza Tucker 19 serv Camerton

Samuel Glisson 50 head Laborer Bath Walcot St Swinthin Bath Walcot Somerset 2 Gays Place 55 5

Jane Glisson 56 wife Laundress Bath

Henry Glisson 33 head Pork Butcher Bath Walcot St Swinthin Bath Walcot Somerset 4 London Ter 30 7

Joanna Glisson 37 wife Swainswick

Louisa Mary Glisson 11 dau Bath

Kate Jane Glisson 6 dau Bath

Thomas Glisson 31 head Pork Butcher Bath Walcot St Swinthin Bath Walcot Somerset 4 Chatham Row 14 22

Caroline Glisson 30 wife Bath

Thomas Glisson 3 son Bath

William Glisson 1 son Bath

Alfred Glisson 1m son Bath

Mary Glisson 37 head Needleworker Shepton Mallet Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Somerset Bonds Yard 43 14

Mary Glisson 15 dau Shepton Mallet

John Glisson 13 son Wincanton

Samuel Glisson 9 son Wincanton

George Glisson 6 son Wincanton

Charlotte Glisson 4 son Wincanton

Robert Glisson 4 son Wincanton

Fanny Glisson 3 dau Wincanton

Sameuel Barnes 75 boarder Pensioner Shepton Mallet (Mary’s father)

Joseph Glisson 26 head Post Boy Wincanton Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Somerset Market Pl 82 18

Elizabeth Glisson 35 wife Evercreech

Kate Glisson 5 dau Evercreech

Thomas Glisson 1 son Shepton Mallet

John Glisson 26 head Ostler at Bath Salisbury,Wiltshire Warminster Warminster Warminster Somerset High St 16 25

Armed Serv

Martha Glisson 31 wife Lullington

Russel John Glisson 6 son Frome

Thomas Clark Glisson 4 son Frome

John Glisson (Arthur) 2 son Frome

Albert Glisson 4/12 son Warminster

Anne Horrell 12 serv Warminster

Silas Wilkins 43 Head Coachman Shepton Mallet Glastonbury Wells Glastonbury Somerset Magdalene St

Elizabeth Wilkins (Glisson) 45 wife Yeovil

Emily J. Wilkins (Glisson) 21 dau Mulliner Wincanton

Francis T. Wilkins 11 son Shepton Mallet

Charlotte A. Wilkins 8 dau Shepton Mallet

Ellen M. Wilkins 5 dau Glastonbury

Fanny M. Wilkins 3 dau Glastonbury

William Gliston 74 head widower Banwell, Som Loxton Axbridge Axbridge Somerset High St 31 6

(note: This is William Glisson son of Henry Hebdon Glisson & Mary Hancock of Loxton, descendent of Walter Glisson of Bristol)

Frederick F. Crabb 31 head Plumber St James, Mid St Pancras Pancras Somerstown Middlesex 15 Brill Terr 160 76

Ann Crabb (Glisson) 21 wife Somersetshire

Thomas Webb 41 head Carpenter Pancras St Pancras Pancras Somerstown Middlesex 15 Brill Terr 160 76

Rebecca Webb (Glisson) 29 wife Somersetshire

Mary I. G. Webb 6 dau Middlesex

Elizabeth C. Webb 4 dau Middlesex

Harriet L.A. Webb 1 dau Middlesex

Ellen Glyson 38 head Laundress Bristol West Ham West Ham Essex 3 West St 40 26

Mary Glyson 21 dau Bristol

Margaret Glyson 18 dau Bristol

Edward Glyson 15 son Poplar, Middlesex

Jane Glyson 10 dau Poplar, Middlesex

Daniel Glyson 7 son Stratford, Essex

Mary Gleson 35 mother Tailoress Cornwall Bristol Bristol, St James Gloucester 26 Eugene St 68 25

Annie Gleson 11 dau Bristol

Mary Gleson 9 dau Bristol

John Glyson 22 lodger Clare, Molles, IrelandLiverpool Liverpool, St Martin Lancashire 137 3

Peater Glisson 50 head glasscutter Liverpool, Lancashire Birmingham Birmingham Lancashire Back 9^th St 95 35

Fanny Glisson 44 wife Ireland

Sarah Glisson 55 nurse nurse Tedford, Lincolnshire Stepney Mile End Old Town Mile End Middlesex 69 42

Adolph Mery 31 head Merchant France St Marylebone St Marylebone St John Middlesex 33 S. Bank 91 4

Catherine Glifson 28 serv gen serv Ireland

James Glisson 28 Lodger Laborer Ireland Oldcott Woolstanton Tunstall Staffordshire 19 High St 6 55

Amelia Glisson 23 Head Rotherhithe, Surrey St George in the East St George St Paul Middlesex 2 Charles St East 139 41

Sarah Glisson 19 sister Mile End New Town

Mary Ann Glisson 16 sister St George

William Glisson 2m brother St George

1871

Name AGE REL OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL REG SUB COUNTY STREET FOLIO PAGE

BORN PARISH DIST REG

Thomas Glisson 41 head Pork Butcher Bath, St Michael St Michael Bath Abbey Somerset 22 Wolcot St 41 17

Caroline Glisson 40 wife Bath

Ellen Glisson 15 dau Bath

Thomas Glisson 13 son Bath

Charles Glisson 4 son Bath

George Glisson 2 son Bath

Henry Glison 43 head Pork Butcher Bath Walcot Bath Walcot Somerset 4 London Terr 37 23

Joanna Glison 47 Swainswick, Som

Mary L. Glison 21 dau assist to father Bath

Rubie I. Glison 16 dau assist to father Bath

Alice L. Glison 9 dau

James Little 18 boarder laborer Melksham

Thomas Glisson 63 head Umbrella Maker Bath St Michael Bath Abbey Somerset 28 Wolcot St 41 18

Eliza Emily Glisson 35 dau Bath

Sarah Pargill 19 serv gen serv Henley, Staffordshire

Samuel Glisson 60 head Laundry Man Bath, St Michael St Swinthin Bath Walcot Somerset 2 Gays Place 13 20

William Glisson 11 pupil scholar Bath Batheaston Bath Batheaston Somerset 14 24

Alfred Glisson 9 pupil scholar Bath

(school 100’s listed, both sons of Thomas Glisson & Caroline of Bath)

Henry Glisson 8 boarder scholar Bath Priston Keynsham Newton Somerset 3 Broom Place 70 3

John Glisson 43 head Housekeeper Salisbury, WiltshireWalcot, Trinity Bath Lansdown Somerset 6 Green Pk Ln 44 28

Martha Glisson 39 wife Frome

Thomas Glisson 13 son Frome

Arthur Glisson 12 son Frome

Albert Glisson 10 son Warminster, Wiltshire

Walter Glisson 5 son Warminster, Wiltshire

Mary Glisson 48 head choerwoman Shepton Mallet Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Somerset Flingers Lane 121 10

Mary E. Glisson 25 dau seamstress Shepton Mallet

Robert Glisson 12 son Wincanton

Fanny Glisson 10 dau Wincanton

Samuel Glisson 18 groom groom Wincanton Wincanton Wincantton Wincanton Somerset High Street 125 18

(lived with James Sunage)

Joseph Glisson 35 head Wincanton Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Somerset George Hotel 11 14

Yard 8

Elizabeth Glisson 44 wife Evercreech

Kate Glisson 15 dau Evercreech

Thomas Glisson 11 son Shepton Mallet

Emily Glisson 8 dau Shepton Mallet

Herbert Glisson 6 son Shepton Mallet

Mary Glisson 78 step mother Yeovil

George Griffin 22 boarder Bitton

Charlotte Glysson 11 serv dom serv Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Somerset SonH St 43 13

Silas Wilkins 48 head coachman Shepton Mallet St Benedict Wells Glastonbury Somerset Bere Lane 56 13

Francis T. Wilkins 28 son gen clerk Shepton Mallet

Charlotte Wilkins 18 dau Shepton Mallet

Ellen M. Wilkins 16 dau Glastonbury

Fanny M. Wilkins 13 Glastonbury

John Glisson 15 boy 2^nd class Bath, Somerset Vessels Weymouth Isle of Portland Dorset 83 22

(list of 100’s on board ship Boscaven on Apr 2^nd 1871)

Rebecca Webb (Glisson) 39 head laundress Yeovil, Somerset St Pancras Pancras Somerstown Middlesex 47 Goldenston St 58 19

Jane Webb 16 dau St Pancras

Harriett Webb 11 dau St Pancras

Ann Webb 9 dau Islington

Helen Webb 7 dau St Pancras

Sarah Rust 41 visitor dressmaker St Pancras

Caroline Rowles 22 visitro St Pancras

1881

Name AGE REL OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL REG SUB COUNTY STREET FOLIO PAGE

BORN PARISH DIST REG

Thomas O. Glisson 51 head Tripe Dresser Bath Bath, St Swinthin Bath Walcot Somerset 22 Walcot St 57 11

Pork butcher

Catherine A. Glisson 50 wife Bath

Thomas Glisson 24 son tripe dresser Bath

Alfred Glisson 20 son tripe dresser Bath

Harry Glisson 17 son app tripe dresser Bath

Charles Glisson 15 son app tripe dresser Bath

Caroline Williams 74 m-in-law Bath

Caroline Pond 3 niece Bath

George Glisson 12 student scholar Bath Batheaston Bath Batheaston Somerset Avonhouse High St 32 26

Frederick Glisson 9 student scholar Bath

Edward J.B. Mercer 44 head Carpenter Bath Walcot Bath Lansdown Somerset 32 Morford St 13 19

Eliza E. Mercer (Glisson) 45 wife Bath

Edward G. Mercer 8 son Bath

Harry J. Mercer 6 son Bath

Kate E. Mercer 5 dau Bath

Thomas Glisson 73 f-in-law retired umbrella Bath

Maker

Alice James 16 serv servant Timsbury, Somerset

Mary Glisson 23 head annuitant wife Ireland Walcot Bath Lansdown Somerset 5 Milt St 50 19

Thomas Glisson 12m son Aldershot, Surrey

Henry Glisson 53 head pork butcher Bath Bath, St Peter Bath Walcot Somerset 37 Westgate St 29 15

Johanna Glisson 57 wife Bath

Kate L. Glisson 26 dau assistant Bath

Isaac H. Walcot 3 g-son Brixton, Surrey

Arthur Trott 19 serv servant Honiton, Devon

William Glisson 21 boarder Traveling Mineral Bath Lambeth Lambeth Kennington First London 935 Lambeth Rd 113 23

Water seller

Fredk Crabb 51 head painter Westminster, St James Berwick Berwick St London 77 Berwick St 51 31

Middlexex

Anne Glisson 53 wife Somerset

Alice Glisson 19 visitor Bath Corsham Chippenham Corsham Wiltshire Pickwick Rd 47 8

James Gregory 33 head builder Shirley, Surrey Bushey, Hertfordshire Watford Bushey Hertfordshire Aldenham Rd 55 30

Florence Gregory 3 dau Islington, Middlesex

Herbert Gregory 1 son Islington, Middlesex

Elizabeth Glisson 56 visitor coachman wife Evercreech, Somerset

Albert Glisson 20 servant servant Warminster,Wiltshire Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 13 Westgate St 26 9

John Glisson 32 head coachman Wincanton Walcot Bath Walcot Somerset 3 Chelsia Bridge 73 18

James Hardy 76 head carpenter Chillington Chillington Chard Crewkerne Somerset Cottage 79 13

Selina Glisson 34 dau dressmaker Chillington

Herbert Wm Glisson 36 head Letter carrier Yeovil Bristol St Paul Bristol St Paul Gloucester 16 Philadelphia St 7 58

Boot shoemaker

John Glisson 53 inmate Domestic Serv Salisbury,Wiltshire Stapleton Barton Regis Stapleton Gloucester Bristol City 124 18

Workhouse Epelieptic

Mary Glisson 58 head needlewoman Shepton Mallet Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Somerset Flingers St 19 11

Samuel Glisson 29 son coachman Wincanton

George Glisson 26 son gen laborer Wincanton

Fanny Glisson 20 dau machinist Wincanton

Joseph Glisson 50 head post boy Wincanton Frome Frome Frome Somerset 7 Waterloo Place 38 29

Thomas Glisson 21 son coachman Shepton Mallet

Emily Glisson 18 dau house maid Shepton Mallet

Herbert Glisson 16 son post boy Shepton Mallet

Sarah Speed 74 head Doulting, SomersetShepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Shepton Mallet Somerset Cowl St 50 19

Elizabeth Glisson 32 dau Shepton Mallet

Annie Glisson 4 g-dau Ashby De La Zouch

Thos C. Glisson 22 inmate hotel porter Frome, Somerset Kirkdale West Derby Kirkdale Lancashire HM Prison Kirkdale 63 16

Silas Wilkins 60 head annultant Shepton Mallet Glastonbury Wells Glastonbury Somerset Bere St 28 6

Fanny M. Wilkins 23 dau Glastonbury

Annie E. Glisson 22 boarder ptes wife St Helens, Jersey Aldershot Farnham Frimley Hampshire 66 High St 10 14
Channel Islands

(wife of Robert Glisson 1891 in Wales)

John Glison 23 army Winton, Hampshire Aldershot Franham Frimley Hampshire 72 14

1891

Name AGE REL OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL REG SUB COUNTY STREET FOLIO PAGE

BORN PARISH DIST REG

Walter Glisson 26 head cellarman Bath Walcot Bath Walcot Somerset 10 Milk St 7 7

Elizabeth Glisson 25 wife Bath

Archibald E. Glisson 3 son Bath

George Arthur Glisson 4 son Bath

Emily Gould 16 serv gen servant Bath

Harry Glisson 25 board coachbuilder Bath Walcot Bath Walcot Somerset 14 Chatham Pl 106 14

Thomas P. Glisson 34 head tripe dresser Bath St Michael Bath Walcot Somerset 22 Walcot St 142 6

Marian Glisson 32 wife Bath

Ellen M. Glisson 4 dau Bath

Florence Morriss 16 serv gen serv Bath

Arthur L. Snow 42 head chemist,druggist Weston Lyncombe,Widcombe Bath Lyncombe Somerset 9 St Mathews Pl 4 2

Ellen E. Snow (Glisson) 36 wife Bath

Helen L. Snow 1 dau Bath

Thomas O. Glisson 61 f-in-law tripe dresser Bath

Caroline A. Glisson 60 m-in-law Bath

Eva Bean 29 board Frome

Rose Hagger 16 serv gen serv Bath

Amy A. Haysman 26 head princ school Frome Walcot Bath Walcot Somerset 5 Cleveland Pl 89 1

Eva Ellis 15 board Worcester

Gertrude Glisson 6 board scholar Bath

Amy S. Tiley 21 serv gen serv Bath

James Snell 42 head tailor Washfield,Devon Walcot Bath Walcot Somerset 36 St James Parade 70 16

Emma Snell 41 wife Bleadon, Som

Herbert J. Snell 18 son tailor Bath, Som

Elizabeth Snell 17 dau Bath

Adam Snell 15 son Bath

Jeanette A. Snell 13 dau Bath

Louis J. Snell 12 son Bath

Daisy R. Snell 10 dau Bath

Gertrude Snell 5 dau Bath

Prudence Gale 76 board Bath

Fred Glisson 21 board tripw dresser Bath

Bessie Glisson 19 board Bath

Jane Linton 43 board dressmaker Bath

Albert Glisson 31 head greengrocer Warminster,Wilt Walcot Bath Walcot Somerset 7 London St 113 4

Elizabeth Glisson 34 wife Bath

Arthur Glisson 6 son Bath

Mabel Glisson 4 dau Bath

Ethel Glisson 2 dau Bath

Clarice Glisson 9m dau Bath

Thomas Glisson 36 brother Warminster,Wiltshire

Caroline Mitchell 21 serv gen serv Bath

Charles Glisson 25 soldier army Bath Farnsborough Hartley Wintney Farnsborough Hampshire N. Camp 123 27

Isaac H. Woolcott 46 head prov dealer London St Anne’s Westminster St AnnSoho London 30 Little Newport 213 59

Kate J. Woolcott (Glisson) 26 wife Bath, Somerset

Edward Woolcott 44 brother assi dealer London

Elise K. Woolcott 6 dau London

Isabelle J. Woolcott 5 dau London

Ida G. Woolcott 4 dau London

Dorothy C. Woolcott 1 dau London

Joanna Glisson 67 m-in-law Swainswick, Somerset

Frances Lewis 21 serv gen serv Wellington, Shropshire

Way Johnstone 19 serv gen serv Colchester, Essex

Elizabeth Glisson 66 head Evercreech, Som Frome Frome Frome Somerset 16 Bridge St 116 3

Emily Glisson 27 dau dressmake Shepton Mallet

Herbert Glisson 26 son postboy Shepton Mallet

Jane Gane 58 sister ladies maid Shepton Mallet

Edward Aven 24 board parcel delivery Berkley

Thomas Glisson 30 head hotel keeper Shepton Mallet Frome Frome Frome Somerset Cork St 107 20

Ellen Glisson 26 wife Orfordness, Suffolk

Mary Glisson 69 head Shepton Mallet Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Somerset High St 102 1

Faney Glisson 30 dau machinist Wincanton

Robert Glisson 5 g-son Wincanton

George Glisson 25 head railway worker Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Wincanton Somerset Common 81 9

Charlotte Glisson 30 wife Charlton,Musgrove

Frank Glisson 7 son Wincanton

Amy E. Glisson 4 dau Wincanton

Samuel Glisson 38 boarder groom Wincanton,Som Canton Cardiff Cardiff Glamorgan Wales 33 Market Rd 56 25

John Glisson 43 head groom Wincanton, Som Canton Cardiff Cardiff Glamorgan Wales 35 Market Rd 55 24

Elizabeth Glisson 42 wife Shepton Mallet

Amy Glisson 14 dau Ashby De La Zoouch

Ernest G. Ludlow 18 board clerk

Robert Glisson 30 head groom Wincanton,Som Canton Cardiff Cardiff Glamorgan Wales 44 Camathen St 51 15

Annie E. Glisson 30 wife tailoress St Helens, Jersey

Esam Cornish 21 b-in-law sailor St Helens, Jersey

Edwin Glisson 35 head Smith St Austell,CornwallCanton Cardiff Cardiff Glamorgan Wales Cornwall St 38 3

Elvia Glisson 34 wife Chittlehampton, Devon

Henia Glisson 8 dau Chittlehampton, Devon

Florence Glisson 6 dau Beckingston, Devon

Harry Hurst 29 head schoolmaster Ireland Everton West Derby N. Everton Lancashire 4 Tinsley 124 51

Alice Hurst (Glisson) 29 wife Bath, Som

Montague Hurst 6 son Bath

Gladys Hurst 4 dau Bath

Volet Hurst 3 dau Bath

Jane Miyer 36 serv gen serv Bradford,Wiltshire

1901

Name AGE REL OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL REG SUB COUNTY STREET FOLIO PAGE

BORN PARISH DIST REG

Albert Glisson 41 head greengrocer Warminster, Wilt Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 4 London St 77 15

Elizabeth Glisson 48 wife Bath

Arthur Glisson 16 son Bath

Mabel Glisson 14 dau Bath

Ethel Glisson 12 dau Bath

Clarice Glisson 10 dau Bath

Albert Glisson 4 son Bath

Walter Glisson 36 head grocer/publican Bath Bath St Paul Bath Walcot Somerset 10 Milk St 131 7

Elizabeth Glisson 36 wife Bath

George Glisson 14 son Bath

Archibald Glisson 13 son Bath

Thomas P. Glisson 44 head tripe dresser Bath St Michael Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 22 Walcot St 121 5

Marian Glisson 41 wife Bath

Gertrude Glisson 16 dau Bath

Elsie Glisson 14 dau Bath

Agnes Loghill 18 serv gen servant Bathweston

Frederick Glisson 29 head tripe dresser Bath Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 27 Kingsmead Ter 139 23

Mary E. Glisson 37 head Bath Bath Bath Bathwick Somerset 5 Foresters Rd 83 14

Thomas H.J. Glisson 7 son Bath

Albert V. Glisson 5 son Bath

Charles Edward Glisson 36 head waiter Bath Bath Bath Lyncombe Somerset Holborn house 24 40

Amelia Glisson 34 wife costumer Bath

Olive Eleanor Glisson 9 dau Bath

Thomas C. Glisson 40 head engineer Frome Bath Bath Lyncombe Somerset 5 Wood St 14 20

Caroline Glisson 29 wife Bath

Cacillia Glisson 6 dau Manchester

Albert E. Glisson 5 son Manchester

Thos G. Glisson 3 son St Moses, Bath

Lily C. Glisson 6m dau St Moses, Bath

Arthur Legg Snow 52 head chemist Weston Bath Bath Lyncombe Somerset Glen Villa 25 41

Ellen Snow (Glisson) 43 wife Bath

Menell Snow 20 dau Bath

Arthur Snow 19 son Bath

Isaac Wolcot 56 head manager Soho, London St Anne Soho Westminster St Anne Soho London 31 Little Newport 84 37

Kate Wolcot (Glisson) 46 wife Bath, St Michael Somerset

Elsie Wolcot 16 dau Soho, London

Isabel Wolcot 15 dau Soho, London

Ida Wolcot 14 dau Soho, London

Dorothy Wolcot 12 dau Soho, London

Frank Wolcot 9 son Soho, London

Joanna Glisson 77 m-in-law Swainsville, Bath, Somerset

Thomas Glisson 38 boarder Call books London St Anne Soho Westminster St Anne Soho London pauper house 75 39

Mary Glisson 78 head Shepton Mallet Crewkerne Chard Crewkerne Somerset Hermitage St 48 15

Fanny Glisson 39 dau boot machinist Wincanton

Robert J. Glisson 15 g-son boot maker Wincanton

Thomas Glisson 40 head coachman hotel Shepton Mallet Frome Frome Frome Somerset Cork St 103 13

Annie Glisson 28 wife Stockwell, Surrey

Joseph H. Glisson 35 head coachman Shepton Mallet Frome Frome Frome Somerset 69 Keyford St 195 34

Louisa J. Glisson 33 wife Frome

Herbert R. Glisson 7 son Frome

Florence K. Glisson 6 dau Frome

Philip J. Glisson 5 son Frome

George Glisson 46 head laborer Wincanton Llantrisant Pontypridd Llantrisant Glamorgan Wales Fairview Ter 60 28

Charlotte Glisson 38 wife Charlton

Frank Glisson 17 son Wincanton

Amy Glisson 14 dau Wincanton

Thomas Wonacott 25 boarder laborer Cornwall

Elizabeth Glisson 53 head dressmaker Shepton Mallet Canton Cardiff W. Cardiff Glamorgan Wales 37 Market Rd 10 11

Amy Glisson 24 dau dressmaker Ashby De La Zouch

Elsie E. Perry 18 serv moth helper Colchester, Essex

Robert Glisson 36 head boat hauler Wincanton Pontypridd Pontypridd Eglwysilan Glamorgan Wales 2 Alphone St 77 22

Martha Jane Herkeys Glisson28 wife Marazion, Cornwall

David John Glisson 5m son Pontypridd, Glamorgan

Christopher Leah 20 board Whitechurch, Cumberland

Joseph Turner 22 board Dudley, Worchester

Benjamin Lukey 60 head collier Cornwall, St Hilary Llantrisant Pontypridd Llantrisant Glamorgan Wales Pencawsi St 31 11

Martha Lukey 61 wife Crowen, Cornwall

David Lukey 22 son coal miner Llantrisant

Grace Lukey 19 dau Llantrisant

John Lukey 15 son coal miner Llantrisant

Benjamin Glisson 2 g-son Llantrisant

Harry Hurst 38 head laborer Ireland Everton West Derby N. Everton Lancashire 40 Walton Brock 166 41

Alice L. Hurst (Glisson) 39 wife Bath, Somerset

Montague A. Hurst 16 son Bath

Violet C. Hurst 13 dau Liverpool

Kate R. Hurst 4 dau Liverpool

Ann Hurst 74 mother Kent, Yalding

Valentine Fortington 25 board traveler Ashton, Warwickshire

Jennie Fortington 22 board Ashton, Warwickshire

1911

Name AGE REL YRS CHILDREN/ OCCUPATION WHERE CIVIL REG SUB COUNTY STREET

MARRIED CHILDREN LIV BORN PARISH DIST REG

Thomas C. Glisson 50 head 19 8/7 wooden box Frome Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 25 Lampard’s

Maker Buildings

Caroline P. Glisson 40 wife Bath

Albert W. Glisson 15 son engineer Manchester, Lancashire

Thomas G. Glisson 13 son Bath

Cecil C. Glisson 7 son Bath

Earnest G. Glisson 5 son Bath

Rose C. Glisson 16 dau tailoress Manchester, Lancashire

Lilley C. Glisson 10 dau Bath

Violet P. Glisson 2 dau Bath

Albert Glisson 52 head 9/7 Greengrocer Warminster, Wiltshire Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 11 London St

Elizabeth Glisson 56 wife Bath

Arthur Byron Glisson 26 son fruiter Bath

Mabel Glisson 24 dau dressmaker Bath

Ethel Glisson 22 dau shop assistant Bath

Clarice Glisson 20 dau domestic Bath

Albert Victor 14 son school Bath

George Glisson 24 head 6 3/3 plumber/victualler Bath Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 10 Milk St

Edith Glisson 23 wife Bath

Elizabeth Glisson 5 dau Bath

Dorothy Glisson 3 ½ dau Bath

Kathleen Glisson 2 dau Bath

Thomas Paviour Glisson 53 head 28 2/2 tripe dresser Bath Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 56 Walcot St

Marion Glisson 52 wife Bath

Gertrude Annie Glisson 26 dau Bath

Elsie Marion Knight 23 dau married Bath

Frederick Glisson 38 head single tripe dresser Bath Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 16 Kingsmead Ter

Mac Glisson 23 boarder single comm agent Bath Bath Bath Walcot Somerset 7 Railway St

Mary Elizabeth Glisson 47 widow 2/2 Bath Bath Bath Lyncombe Somerset 16 Putteney Grove

Thomas Henry Irvine Glisson 17 son tailoring Bath

Albert Victor Glisson 15 son tailoring Bath

Amelia Glisson 44 widow 1/1 dressmaker Taunton, Somerset Bath Bath Lyncombe Somerset 8 Prior Park Rd

Olive E. Glisson 18 dau Bath

Arthur L. Snow 62 head 31 3/2 chemist Weston Bath Bath Lyncombe Somerset Prior Park Rd

Ellen L. Snow (Glisson) 55 wife Bath

Carrie Menell Snow 30 dau Bath

John Thomas Glisson 50 head 11 2/2 victualler Shepton Mallet Frome Frome Frome Somerset 83 Keyford

Stockwell, London Unicorn Inn

Annie Glisson 38 wife Frome

Alec Glisson 10 son Frome

Gordon Glisson 9 son Frome

Kate Coombs 18 serv gen serv Frome

John Tucker 45 board auctioneer Bath

Herbert Joseph Glisson 47 widowed 3/3 victualler Shepton Mallet Frome Frome Frome Somerset 15 Market Place

The Blue Boar Inn

Herbert Russell Palmer Glisson 17 son Brewer Frome

Florence Kate Louisa Glisson 14 dau Frome

Philip John Charles Glisson 15 son Brewer Frome

Robert James Glisson 25 head 4 ½ 1/1 bootmaker Wincanton Crewkerne Crewkerne Chard Somerset Hermitage St

Ethel Glisson 24 wife shirtmaker Crewkerne

Frank Glisson 3 son Crewkerne

Harry Hurst 48 head 27 4/4 foreman Newbridge, Ireland Everton West Darby N. Everton Lancashire 113 Salisbury Rd

Alice Lama Hurst (Glisson)49 wife Bath

Montague A. Hurst 26 son clerk Bath

Violet Coran Hurst 23 dau clerk Liverpool, Lancashire

Ruby Rate Hurst 14 dau Liverpool, Lancashire

Joseph Deakin 47 head 7 0/0 colliery lab Butck, Breconshire, Wales Llantridsant Pontypridd Llantridsant Glamorgan,Wales 99 Brynston High St

Charlotte Deakin (Glisson)47 wife Wincanton, Somerset

Frank Glisson 26 stepson coal miner Wincanton, Somerset

Elizabeth Glisson 62 widow 1/1 dressmaker Shepton Mallet Cardiff Cardiff Cardiff Glamorgan, Wales 37 Market Rd

Amy Glisson 23 dau dressmaker Wincanton

Ethel Shepherd 23 serv gen servant Cardiff

Ref: All England & Wales Free BMD Birth Index 1837-1915-

Name Birthdate 1//4 Parish/Place County Vol Page

Mary Ann Glisson Oct/Dec 1844 St George in the East London Middlesex 2 43

Herbert William Glissn Oct/Dec 1844 Yeovil Somerset 10 575

Mary Elizabeth Glison Apr/Jun 1845 Shepton Mallet Somerset 10 458

John Glisson Apr/Jun 1847 Wincanton, Dorset Somerset 10 541

Charlotte Glison Apr/Jun 1849 Shepton Mallet Somerset 10 460

Cecilia Mary Glisson Oct/Dec 1849 Holbron, London Middlesex 2 156

Maria Louisa Glisson Jan/Mar 1850 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 11

Samuel Tom Glisten Oct/Dec 1851 Wincanton, Dorset Somerset 10 540

Mary Ann Glisson Jul/Sep 1852 St Giles, London Middlesex 1b 285

George Rapson Gliston Jul/Sep 1854 Wincanton, Dorset Somerset 5c 519

Kate Jane Glisson Jan/Mar 1855 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 714

Ellen Eliza Glisson Apr/Jun 1855 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 715

Florence Kate Glisson Jul/Sep 1855 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 530

Charlotte Gliston Jan/Mar 1857 Wincanton, Dorset Somerset 5c 549

Thomas Paviour Glisson Jul/Sep 1857 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 653

Joseph Herbert Glisson Jan/Mar 1858 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 599

Robert Glisten Oct/Dec 1858 Wincanton Somerset 5c 530

Arthur Glisson Oct/Dec 1858 Frome Somerset 5c 549

Frank John Forse Glisson Apr/Jun 1859 London Middlesex 1b 405

William Holbin Glisson Apr/Jun 1859 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 744

Albert Glisson Jan/Mar 1861 Warminster Wiltshire 5a 145

Fanny Gliston Jan/Mar 1861 Wincanton, Dorset Somerset 5c 562

Alfred Osbourne Glisson Apr/Jun 1861 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 750

Alice Laura Glisson Apr/Jun 1861 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 756

Emily Jane Glisson Oct/Dec 1862 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 579

Caroline Ann Glisson Jan/Mar 1863 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 759

Frederick Rapson Glisson Jan/Mar 1863 Warminster Wiltshire 5a 155

Harry Victor Glisson Jan/Mar 1864 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 778

Mary Glisson Jan/Mar 1864 Wolverhampton Shropshire 6b 558

Patrick Glison Apr/Jun 1864 Richmond Yorkshire 2a 251

Joseph Herbert Glisson Jul/Sep 1864 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 595

Walter Glisson Oct/Dec 1864 Warminster Wiltshire 5a 131

Charles E. Glisson Jan/Mar 1866 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 743

George Frederick Glisson Jul/Sep 1868 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 645

Amy Glisson Oct/Dec 1876 Asby Dela, Zouch Leicestershire 7a 90

Thomas Glisson Apr/Jun 1880 Farnham Hampshire 29 111

Frank Glisson Oct/Dec 1883 Wincanton Somerset 5c 452

John Glesson Apr/Jun 1884 Swansea, Glamorgan W Glamorgan, Wales 11a 740

Gertrude Carrie Glisson Apr/Jun 1885 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 606

Emily Glesson Jan/Mar 1885 St George Hanover Square, London Middlesex 1a 442

Herbert Glisson Oct/Dec 1885 Wincanton Somerset 5c 439

Mabel Glisson Apr/Jun 1886 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 638

Robert James Glisson Jan/Mar 1886 Wincanton, Dorset Somerset 5c 475

Elsie Marian Glisson Jul/Sep 1887 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 592

Archibald Ernest Glisson Jan/Mar 1888 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 589

Ethel Glisson Jul/Sep 1888 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 599

Fred Glisson Apr/Jun 1889 Wincanton, Dorset Somerset 5c 451

Clarice Glisson Jul/Sep 1890 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 590

Frederick Thomas Glisson Jan/Mar 1890 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 612

Olive Eleanor Glisson Jul/Sep 1892 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 549

Edward Llewellyn Glisson Jan/Mar 1893 Cardiff, Glamorgan Monmouthshire, Wales 11a 331

Herbert Russell P Glisson Apr/Jun 1893 Frome Somerset 5c 456

Thomas Henry I Glisson Jul/Sep 1893 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 576

Thomas William Glisson Apr/Jun 1893 Chorlton Lancashire 8c 851

Celia Rose Glisson Apr/Jun 1894 Chorlton Lancashire 8c 776

Florence Kate L Glisson Jul/Sep 1894 Frome Somerset 5c 433

Olive Blanche Glisson Oct/Dec 1894 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 533

Albert Victor Glisson Jul/Sep 1895 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 560

Albert Edward Glisson Jan/Mar 1896 Chorlton Lancashire 8c 826

Albert Victor Glisson Jul/Sep 1896 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 569

Philip John C Glisson Jan/Mar 1896 Frome Somerset 5c 425

Thomas George Glisson Jan/Mar 1898 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 539

Benjamin Glisson Jan/Mar 1899 Pontypridd, Glamorgan Mid Glamorgan, Wales 11a 539

David John Glisson Oct/Dec 1900 Pontypridd, Glamorgan Mid Glamorgan, Wales 11a 472

Lillie Christine Glisson Oct/Dec 1900 Bath Somerset 5c 501

Joseph Thomas A Glisson Jul/Sep 1901 Frome Somerset 5c 400

Gordon Herbert Glisson Jul/Sep 1902 Frome Somerset 5c 392

Cecil Clark Glisson Jul/Sep 1903 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 482

Sylvia Glisson Jul/Sep 1903 Pontypridd, Glamorgan Mid Glamorgan, Wales 11a 518

Elizabeth Mary Glisson Apr/Jun 1906 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 491

Ernest William Glisson Jan/Mar 1906 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 467

Dorothy Mildred Glisson Oct/Dec 1907 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 457

Frank Reginald J Glisson Oct/Dec 1907 Chard Somerset 5c 314

Kathleen Stella Glisson Oct/Dec 1909 Bath Somerset 5c 459

Violet Priscilla Glisson Jan/Mar 1909 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 445

Alice Ada Glisten Apr/Jun 1910 Aylsham Norfolk 4b 73

Edith Florence Glisten Apr/Jun 1910 Newcastle upon Tyne Northumberland 10b 66

Walter Sydney Glisten Apr/Jun 1910 Lodden Norfolk 4b 198

George W Glisson (mother Bush) Jul/Sep 1913 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 918

Jean M.S. Gordon (mother Glisson) Apr/Jun 1915 Bath, Avon Somerset 5c 822

Ref: All England & Wales Free BMD Marriage Index 1837-1915-

Name ¼ of Year Spouse Parish/Town County

Samuel Glisson Oct/Dec 1837 to Mrs Jane Norris nee Peters Avon, Bath, Somerset

Mary Glison Jul/Sep 1839 to ? Birmingham Warwickshire

Maria Glisson Jan/Mar 1840 to James Miller Yeovil, Somerset

Sarah Glisson Apr/Jan 1842 to ? Bristol, Gloucester

Elizabeth Glisson Apr/Jun 1844 to Silas Wilkins Shepton Mallet, Somerset

Maria Glisson Oct/Dec 1844 to Charles Fisher Bristol, Gloucester

Robert Glisson Apr/Jun 1844 to Mary Barnes Shepton Mallet, Somerset

Ellen Gliston Oct/Dec 1845 to ? Newcastle on Tyne Northumberland

Henry Glisson Jan/Mar 1848 to Joanna Garraway Bristol, Gloucester

Eliza Glisson Apr/Jun 1850 to John Porch Chipping Sudbury, Gloucester

Thomas Glisson Apr/Jun 1850 to ? Newberry, Berkshire

Thos Glisson Oct/Dec 1850 to Sarah Coles East London, London

Thomas Glissn Oct/Dec 1850 to Sarah Coles East London London

Maria Glisson Jan/Mar 1851 to ? Bristol, Gloucester

Mary Glisson Jul/Sep 1852 to ? Hayfield, Derbyshire

Ann Glisson Oct/Dec 1852 to Frederick Francis Crabb Pancras, London

Rebecca Glisson Oct/Dec 1852 to Thomas Webb Clerkenwell, London

Charlotte Glisson Apr/Jun 1853 to Jonuh Witcombe St Luke, London

Thomas Osbourne Glisson Apr/Jun 1854 to Caroline Ann Williams Bristol, Gloucester

John Glisson Oct/Dec 1854 to Martha Clark Frome, Somerset

Joseph Glisson Jan/Mar 1855 to Elizabeth Gane Shepton Mallet, Somerset

Mary Ann Glisson Oct/Nov 1862 to James Reynolds Shoreditch London

Ellen Matilda Glisson Oct/Dec 1862 to ? Bristol, Gloucester

Mary Elizabeth Glisson Oct/Dec 1871 to Edwin Knight Wincanton Somerset

Eliza Emily Glisson Jan/Mar 1872 to Edward John B. Mercer Bath Somerset

John Glisson Oct/Dec 1874 to Elizabeth Speed Shepton Mallet Somerset

Mary Louisa Glisson Apr/Jun 1876 to Thomas Culverwell Woolcot Bath Somerset

Florence Kate Glisson Jul/Sep 1877 to James Gregory Islington London

Ellen Eliza Glisson Jul/Sep1879 to Arthur Legg Snow Bath Somerset

Charlotte Glisson Jul/Sep 1880 to William Andrews Hackney London

Herbert William Glisson Jul/Sep 1880 to Selina Hardy Chard, Somerset

Kate Jane Glisson Apr/Jun 1882 to Isaac William Woolcott Bath Somerset

George Glisson Oct/Dec 1882 to Charlotte Thompson Wincanton Somerset

Julia Mary Glisson Oct/Dec 1882 to ? Chorlton Lancashire

Albert Glisson Apr/Jun 1883 to Elizabeth Bennett Bath Somerset

Thomas Paviour Glisson Jul/Sep 1883 to Marion Parker Bedminster Somerset

Alice Laura Glisson Oct/Dec 1883 to Harry Hurst Bath Somerset

Walter Glisson Jan/Mar 1886 to Elizabeth Gould Bath Somerset

William Henry Glisson Jan/Mar 1886 to ? Eastbourne Sussex

Thomas Glisson Jan/Mar 1889 to Ellen Meering Bristol Gloucester

Frederick Barlett Glisson Jan/Mar 1890 to Elizabeth Speck Bath Somerset

Harry Victor Glisson Oct/Dec 1892 to Mary Elizabeth Rodford Bath Somerset

Joseph Herbert Glisson Oct/Dec 1892 to Louisa J. Palmer Frome, Somerset

Thomas Clark Glisson Jan/Mar 1893 to Caroline Mitchell Chorlton Lancashire

Robert Glisson Jul/Mar 1893 to Martha Jane Herkeys Lukey Cardiff Glamorganshire, Wales

Emily Jane Glisson Jan/Mar 1899 to Frederick Rendell Newport Monmouthshire

John Thomas Glisson Jul/Sep 1900 to Annie Mitchell Hutchison Bath Somerset

Amy Glisson Jul/Sep 1901 to Richard Henry Long Cardiff Glamorganshire, Wales

Fanny Glisson Jan/Mar 1903 to Charles James Chard Somerset

Charlotte Glisson Jan/Mar 1904 to ? Pontypridd Glamorganshire, Wales

George Arthur Glisson Jan/Mar 1906 to Edith Bush Bath Somerset

Mabel Rosalie Glisson Oct/Dec 1906 to ? Solihill Warwickshire

Robert James Glisson Oct/Dec 1906 to Ethel Russell Chard Somerset

Elizabeth Glisson Jul/Sep 1911 to ? Bath Somerset

Elisie M. Glisson Jan/Mar 1911 to Frederick L. Knight Bath Somerset

Gertrude C. Glisson Jul/Sep 1912 to John L.S. Gordon Bath Somerset

Archibald E. Glisson Oct/Dec 1915 to Gertrude B. Whiting Bath Somerset

Edmund B. Glisson Apr/Jun 1915 to Dorothy Brown Aston Warwickshire

Thomas H.I. Glisson Apr/Jun 1915 to Alice M. Wotton Bath Somerset

Ref: All England & Wales Free BMD Death Index 1837-1915-

Name Year of Age at Deathdate ¼ Parish/Place County Vol Page

Birth Death

Ann Glasson 1786 82 Apr/Jun 1868 Wells Somerset 5c 345

Sarah Glisson 1788 83 Jan/Mar 1871 Bath Somerset 5c 495

Sarah Glisson 1798 73 Jan/Mar 1871 Bath Somerset 5c 504

Mary Glisson 1792 82 Jul/Sep 1874 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 341

Jane Glisson 1804 66 Oct/Dec 1870 Bath Somerset 5c 499

Sarah Glisson 1804 87 Apr/Jun 1891 St Gregory of the East, London Middlesex 1c 321

Rebecca Glisson 1807 75 Apr/Jun 1882 Pancras, London Middlesex 1b 83

Thomas Glisson 1807 79 Oct/Dec 1886 Bath Somerset 5c 422

Honoria Glisson 1808 78 Jan/Mar 1886 Chelsea, London Middlesex 1a 316

Thomas Glasson 1810 60 Jan/Mar 1870 Clifton Gloucester 6a 142

Samuel Glisson 1811 63 Oct/Dec 1874 Bath Somerset 5c 458

Robert Glisson 1821 39 Oct/Dec 1860 Wincanton Somerset 5c 340

Mary Elizabeth Glisson 1823 79 Apr/Jun 1902 Chard Somerset 5c 280

Elizabeth Glisson 1824 67 Oct/Dec 1891 Frome Somerset 5c 367

Joanna Glisson 1824 81 Jul/Sep 1905 Lambeth, London Middlesex 1d 253

Henry Glisson 1827 56 Jul/Sep 1883 Bath Somerset 5c 374

John Glisson 1828 61 Jan/Mar 1889 Barton Regis Gloucester 6a 109

Charlotte Glisson 1830 61 Oct/Dec 1891 Bath Somerset 5c 460

Thomas Osbourne Glisson 1830 65 Jul/Sep 1895 Bath Somerset 5c 326

Martha Glisson 1831 44 Jul/Sep 1875 Bath Somerset 5c 391

Joseph Glisson 1837 45 Jan/Mar 1882 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 359

John Glisson Jan/Mar 1838 Yeovil Somerset 10 450

Catherine Glifsan Apr/Jun 1841 Shoreditch, London Middlesex 2 383

Margaret Glesson 1841 49 Jul/Sep 1890 Poplar, London Middlesex 1c 423

John Glisson 1842 36 Apr/Jun 1878 Chorlton Lancashire 8c 395

John Glison Apr/Jun 1842 Whitechapel, London Middlesex 2 350

Keziah Glysson Oct/Ded 1842 Yeovil Somerset 10 397

Amelia Glisson Jul/Sep 1844 Bristol Gloucester 11 138

Herbert William Glisson 1845 39 Jan/Mar 1884 Chard Somerset 5c 317

Selina Glisson 1846 47 Oct/Dec 1893 Chard Somerset 5c 319

Mary Ann Glysson Apr/Jun 1848 Yeovil Somerset 10 424

John Glisson 1849 45 Jan/Mar 1894 Cardiff Glamorganshire, Wales 11a 230

Mary Glisson 1849 60 Apr/Jun 1909 Poplar, London Middlesex 1c 276

Thomas Glisson Jul/Sep 1849 Bath, Avon Somerset 11 5

Sarah Ann Glesson 1850 29 Apr/Jun 1879 Doncaster Lincolnshire 9c 376

Jane Glisson Jan/Mar 1852 Wells Somerset 5c 438

Samuel Glisson 1853 41 Jan/Mar 1894 Cardiff Glamorganshire, Wales 11a 183

Cecelia Glisson 1853 24 Oct/Dec 1877 Strand, London Middlesex 1b 413

Frances Glisson Oct/Dec 1853 Chelsea, London Middlesex 1a 99

John Glisson 1853 55 Apr/Jun 1908 Poplar, London Middlesex 1c 298

George Glisson 1854 48 Jan/Mar 1902 Pontypridd Glamorganshire, Wales 11a 333

Charles Glisson Jan/Mar 1855 Bath Somerset 5c 620

Rebecca Glisson 1855 54 Jan/Mar 1909 Atcham Shropshire 6a 506

Thomas Glesson Oct/Dec 1855 Exeter Devonshire 5b 69

George Andrew Glisson Jan/Mar 1857 Strand, London Middlesex 1b 270

Thomas Glisson Jul/Sep 1858 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 341

William Glisson Apr/Jun 1859 Pancras, London Middlesex 1b 20

Ann Elizabeth Glisson 1860 37 Oct/Dec 1897 Cardiff Glamorganshire, Wales 11a 211

Joseph Herbert Glisson Apr/Jun 1862 Shepton Mallet Somerset 5c 383

Caroline A. Glisson 1863 3 Oct/Dec 1866 Bath Somerset 5c 427

Harry Victor Glisson 1863 37 Jul/Sep 1900 Axbridge Somerset 5c 290

Frederick Rapson Glisson Apr/Jun 1864 Warminster Wiltshire 5a 104

Walter Glisson 1864 42 Jul/Sep 1906 Bath Somerset 5c 323

Charles Edward Glisson 1866 37 Oct/Dec 1903 Wells Somerset 5c 28

Louisa J. Glisson 1866 44 Jul/Sep 1910 Frome Somerset 5c 222

Ellen Jane Glisson 1867 33 Jan/Mar 1900 Frome Somerset 5c 389

William Glisson 1867 0 Apr/Jun 1867 Stoke upon Trent Staffordshire 6b 136

Mary E. Glisson 1868 46 Jan/Mar 1914 Bath Somerset 5c 747

Thomas Glisson 1880 3 Oct/Dec 1883 Bristol Gloucester 6a 421

Thomas Glisson 1880 3 Oct/Dec 1883 Bristol Gloucester 6a 5

Morris Glesson 1881 0 Jan/Mar 1881 Whitechapel, London Middlesex 1c 222

Herbert Glisson 1885 0 Oct/Dec 1885 Wincanton Somerset 5c 309

Ethel Kate Glisson 1888 0 Jul/Sep 1888 Frome Somerset 5c 267

Fred Glisson 1889 0 Apr/Jun 1889 Wincanton Somerset 5c 297

Frederick Thomas Glisson 1890 0 Jul/Sep 1890 Bath Somerset 5c 358

Edgar Llewellynn Glisson 1893 3 Jan/Mar 1896 Cardiff Glamorganshire, Wales 11a 211

Thomas William Glisson 1893 0 Jul/Sep 1893 Chorlton Lancashire 8c 604

Olive Blance Glisson 1894 3 Jul/Sep 1897 Bath Somerset 5c 328

David John Glisson 1901 0 Apr/Jun 1901 Pontypridd Glamorganshire, Wales 11a 243

George Andrew Glisson Oct/Dec 1914 Strand, London Middlesex 1b 260

Louisa Glisson Oct/Dec 1914 Bath Somerset 11 7

Ref: All England & Wales, National Probate Calender (index of Wills & Administrations 1858-1916)

Name Probate Date Date of Death Place of Death

Sarah Glisson 3 May 1871 19 Mar 1871 Bath Somerset

Henry Glisson 22 Oct 1883 17 Sep 1883 Bath Somerset

Herbert William Glisson 12 Jun 1884 30 Dec 1883 Somerset

Thomas Glisson 26 Nov 1886 21 Oct 1886 Bath Somerset

Selina Glisson 16 Jan 1894 19 Dec 1893 Somerset

Thomas Osborne Glisson 23 Aug 1895 18 Jul 1895 Bath Somerset

Harry Victor Glisson 31 Jul1914 21 Aug 1900 Bath Somerset

Harry Victor Glisson 1 Oct 1900 21 Aug 1900 Bath Somerset

Walter Glisson 1 Nov 1906 25 Sep 1906 Bath Somerset

Rebecca Glissan 20 Apr 1909 18 Feb 1909 Shropshire

Mary Elizabeth Glisson 1 Apr 1914 21 Jan 1914 Bath Somerset

Thomas Paviour Glisson 11 Apr 1916 11 Jan 1916 Bath Somerset

Frederick Barlett Glisson 23 May 1923 09 Apr 1923 Bath Somerset

Albert Glisson 13 Mar 1925 11 May 1924 Bath Somerset

Elizabeth Glisson 19 Dec 1928 28 Nov 1928 Staffordshire

Archibald Ernest Glisson 13 Mar 1933 21 Nov 1932 Middlesex

Marion Glisson l7 Mar 1943 09 Dec 1942 Bath Somerset

Elizabeth Glisson 6 Jul 1943 21 Jan 1943 Bath Somerset

Robert Glisson 11 Jul 1952 5 Nov 1951 Somerset

George Arthur Glisson 2 Apr 1954 01 Feb 1954 Bath Somerset

Doris Eva Glisson 25 Jul 1958 11 Apr 1958 Somerset

Frank Glissn 5 May 1959 23 Dec 1958 Glamorgan Wales

Actual Will abstract from Probates of above wills:

Will of Sarah Glisson (wife of Thomas Glissn) (theretofore Coles, Spinster) late of 28 Walcot St, St Michael in the City of Bath, who died 19 Mar 1871 at 28 Walcot St was proved 3 May 1871 at the Principal Registry by the

Said Thomas Glisson of 28 Walcot St, Umbrella maker, one of the Executors, Effects under 450L

Will of Henry Glisson formerly of 4 London Terrace but late of 37 Westgate St in City of Bath who died 17 Sep 1883 at Westgate St was proved 22 Oct 1883 at the Principal Registry by Joanna Glisson of 37 Westgate St,

Widow the Relict, the sole Executrix, Personal estate 1379L 9s 4d.

Will of Herbert William Glisson late of Chillington in county of Somerset, Shoemaker who died 30 Dec 1883 at Chillington was proved 12 Jun 1884 at Taunton by Selina Glisson of Chillington widow the Relict, the sole

Executrix, personal estate 83L

Will of Thomas Glisson the Elder late of 32 Morford St in city of Bath who died 21 Oct 1886 at 32 Morford St, was proved 26 Nov 1886 ath the Principal Registry by Thomas Osbourne Glisson of 22 Walcot St, Bath, Pork

Butcher & Tripe Dresser the son , and James Stuckey of 1 Princess-buildings in the said city, Livery Stable Keeper the Executors, Personal estate 1963L 16s 8d,

Glisson, Selina of Chillington, Somerset, widow died 19 Dec 1893 probate 16 Jan 1894 at Taunton to Levi Hardy, carpenter, effects 120L 7s.

Glisson, Thomas Osbourne of 9 St Matthews-place Bath, retired tradesman, died 18 Jul 1895, probate 23 Aug 1895 at Bristol to Thomas Paviour Glisson, pork butcher and Arthur Legg Snow, dispenser effects 1990L 16s 7d.

Glisson, Harry Victor of Anchor Head, Forester-road, Bath died 21 Aug 1900 at Wick Saint Lawrence, Somersetshire, Administration limited, probate 31 Jul 1914 to Thomas Paviour Glisson, butcher, effects 896L 13s 4d

Former grant P.R. Oct 1900

Glisson, Harry Victor of Anchor Head, Foresters-road, Bath, mineral water manufacturer died 21 Aug 1900 at Wick St Lawrence, Somersetshire, Administration 1 Oct 1900 at London to Mary Elizabeth Glisson widow+

Effects 1977L 2s 9d.

Glisson, Walter of the “Rose and Crown” inn 10 Milk St, Bath, licenced victualler died 25 Sep 1906, probate 1 Nov 1906 at Bristol to Elizabeth Glisson widow, effects 86L 19s.

Glissan, Rebecca of Ruyton House Belle Vue Shrewsbury, Shropshire (wife of Francis Reginald D’Alton Glissan) died 18 feb 1909 probate 20 Apr 1909 London to George Herbert Espley solicitor effects 263 L 16s 3d.

Glisson, Mary Elizabeth of 16 Pulteney Grove, Bath widow died 21 Jan 1914 Administration limited 1 Apr 1914 at London to Thomas Paviour Glisson butcher effects 392L 11s 10d.

Glisson, Thomas Paviour of 22 Walcot St, Bath, tripe dresser died 11 Jan 1916 probate 11 Apr 1916 at Bristol to Marion Glisson widow, effects 1650L 4s 8d.

Glisson, Frederick Bartlett of 56 Walcot St, Bath died 9 Apr 1923 at the Royal United Hospital in Bath Administration 23 May 1923 at London to Elizabeth Glisson widow effects 292L 13s 5d.

Glisson, Albert of 11 Soudan St Bath died 11 May 1924 probate 13 Mar 1925 at London to Elizabeth Glisson widow & Arthur Byron Glisson, fruiterer effects 867L 7s.

Glisson, Elizabeth of 53 Milcote-road Bearwood Smethwick, Staffordshire widow died 28 Nov 1928 Administration 19 Dec 1928 Birmingham to Amy Long (wife of Richard Henry Long) effects 96L 11s 2d.

Glisson, Archibald Ernest of 1 Hallam-street Portland Square, Middlesex died 21 Nov 1932 Administration 13 Mar 1933 London to Florence May Glisson widow effects 450L 8s 7d.

Glisson, Marion of 2 Beaufort-buildings-west Bath widow died 9 Dec 1942 probate 17 Mar 1943 in Llandudno to Elsie Marion Smith (wife of William Albert Smith) and Gertrude Carrier Gordon (wife of John Lewis

Stewart Gordon) effects 2056L 15s 4d.

Glisson, Elizabeth of 6 St Stephens-Place, Lansdown, Bath widow died 21 Jan 1943 probate 19 Feb 1943 Bristol to Arthur Byron Glisson accountant effects 465L.

Glisson, Robert of 77 Hermitage-Street Crewkerne, Somersetshire died 5 Nov 1951 Administration 11 Jul 1952 Bristol to Hilda May Glisson widow effects 369L 7s 2d.

Glisson, George Arthur of Moorsfields Hotel 73 Third-Ave, Bath, died 1 Feb 1954 probate 2 Apr 1954 Bristol to George Walter Glisson, company director effects 49969L 17s.

Glisson, Doris Eva of 11 Green-lane Frome Somersetshire (wife of Philip John Charles Glisson) died 11 Apr 1958 at the Royal United Hospital in Bath probate 25 Jul 1958 Bristol to Patricia Florence Glisson

Spinster and Jeane Mary Norman (wife of Paul Douglas Norman) effects 9986L 10s 4d.

Glisson, Frank of 84 High Street Gilfach Goch Glamorgan Wales died 23 Dec 1958 at the Graig Hospital in Pontypridd, Glamorgan, probate 5 May 1959 Lincoln to Amy Ellen Glisson, spinster effects 1396L 15s 9d.

Ref: All England & Wales, Criminal Registers 1791-1892-

Name Birth Yr Age Crime Date of Trial Location Sentence

Samuel Glisson 1812 Larceny 23 Mar 1835 Somerset Aquittal

Joseph Glisson 1816 31 Larceny 16 Aug 1847 Surrey Transportation

Joseph Glisson 1819 22 Larceny 11 Oct 1841 Somerset Aquittal

Ann Glisson 1823 18 Larceny 28 Jan 1841 Somerset Imprisonment 3 months

John Glisson Junr Larceny Oct 1827 Somerset Imprisonment 6 weeks

Sarah Porch Larceny Oct 1827 Somerset not guilty

Kitty Glisson Larceny 1832 Somerset Tranportation 14 years

Thomas Clarke Glisson Burglary 8 Nov 1880 Lancashire Imprisonment 12 months

Ref: List of prisoners IlChester Gaol Registers-

Name Age Date Where born Last abode Ref#

Ann Glisson 18 5 May 1841 Yeovil Yeovil Q/AG/15/4

Ann Glisson 16 7 Aug 1839 Yeovilton Yeovil Q/AG/15/4

John Glisson 30 21 Oct 1827 Yeovilton Yeovilton Q/AG/15/3

Kitty Glisson 11 Apr 1832

Kitty Glisson 30 21 Nov 1831 Dublin Bath Q/AG/15/3

Samuel Glisson 24 17 Mar 1835 Bath Bath QAG/15/3

Samuel Glisson 16 27 Mar 1827 Bath Frogmore St Bristol Q/AG/15/2

Ref: Court Somerset Assizes destination Convicts bound for Van Diemen’s Land-

Kitty Glisson on boat Frances Charlotte 29 Aug 1832 sentence 14 years

Ref: London, England, Baptisims, Marriages, and Burials, 1538-1812, compiled by Ancestry.com

Source Citation: London Metropolitan Archives, Saint Mar, Whitechapel, Composite register: baptisms Nov 1558-Oct 1645 (gap 1618-1621) and Aug-Nov 1860,

Marriages Dec 1558-Feb 1642 (gap 1619-1621), burials Nov 1558-Jun 1642 (gap 1619-1621) p93/MRY1, item 001,

Source information: Ancestry.com London, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812-

Parish: Saint Mary’s Whitechapel County: Middlesex Borough Tower Hamlets

Mary Glisson buried 28 Sep 1618

John Glisson buried 06 Aug 1624

Bridget Glisson buried 14 Jul 1625

Henry Glisson buried 29 Aug 1653 son of Henry & Priscilla

Ann Glisson buried 12 Dec 1651 wife of Henry

Parish: Saint Andrew County:

Ref: Rectors of the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Fleet Marston, Buckinhamshire, England-

1642 Humphrey Glisson he died 7 Aug 1643 and John Basset became new rector. He was not mentioned

in his fathers William Glisson of Rampisham will in 1646)

1643 John Basset

Ref: The Clergy of the Church of England 1540-1835 Diocese of Bristol_

Johannes Gleeson 1600 Appointment: Rector of Whitton com Thurlston, VENN: Matric Sizar from Trinity, Easta 1579, Scholar 1582. BA 1582-3, MA 1586 as (Gledson) Fellow 1585, V of Lowestoft, Suffolk 1603-10

William Gleson Ordained: Deacon 3 Apr 1614 by Bishop John Coventry & Lichfield 1614-1618

Gualterus (Walter) Glisson Qualification MA Oxford Trinity, Type Appointment: Rector Date: 6 Dec 1630 Rector Location: Marnhull alias

Marnhill/Dorset by Bishop Robert Wright 1623-1632

Gualterus (Walter) Glisson Appointment: Rector Date: 6 Dec 1630 Clerical detail: Clerk of Marnhull, Multiple Patron details: Patron: William

Glisson guardian missing, Ordinary/Jurisdiction Bishop of Bristol Robert Wright 1623-1632

Humphredus (Humphrey) Glisson Qualification: MA Oxford Christ Church Ordained: 22 Dec 1638 deacon by

Bishop John Bancroft/Oxford 1632-1641

Humphredus (Humphrey) Glisson Qualification: MA Oxford Christ Church Ordained: 22 Dec 1639 Priest by

Bishop John Bancroft/Oxford 1632-1641

Johannes (John) Glisson Qualification: MA University of Oxford College Trinity Ordained 16 Jun 1633 Deacon by Bishop John Bancroft of

Oxford 1632-1641 ordained in St Giles Church Oxford

Johannes (John) Glisson Qualification: MA Oxford College Trinity Ordained 1 Jun 1634, Clerical Status: Priest by Bishop John Bancroft

Oxford 1632-1641, 210 fellow of Trinity College

Johannes (John) Glisson Appointed Rector of Marnhull Date:26 Apr 1639, Ordinary Jurisdiction Robert Skinner 1637-1641

Johannes (John) Glisson Qualification: BD Evert type Appointment date 7 Mar 1661 office/states: Rector Location: Marnhull, Dorset by

Bishop Gilbert Ironside/Bristol 1661-1671

John Glisson date 3 Jul 1672 Rector Marnhull, Dorset by Bishop Gilbert Ironside 1661-1671

John Glisson Title: Priest date 4 Jun 1662 office/states: Rector, Location: Woodsford, Dorset by Bishop Gilbert Ironside 1661-1671

Johannes Glisson Qualification: BD Type: Appointment Office:Rector Location: Woodsford alias Wyrdeford Dorset by Bishop Gilbert

Ironside/Bristol 1661-1671 Appointment collation by Bishop of Bristol

Guilielmus (William) Glisson Appointment: 2 Jan 1676 Rector of Loc Woodsford alias Wridsford Doset by Bishop Guy Carleton

Gilbertus (Gilbert) Glisson Qualification: BA, Type: Appointment date 31 Mar 1669 and 20 Dec 1669, Office: Curate, Location: Marnhull

by Bishop Gilbert Ironside 1661-1671

Gilbertus (Gilbert) Glisson Qualification: BA Type: Appointment date 17 Nov 1677 Clerical Status: Priest by Bishop Guy

Careton/Bristol 1672-1679

Gilbertus (Gilbert) Glisson Qualification: BA Type: Appointment date 17 Nov 1677 Office: Rector Marnhull by Bishop Guy

Careton/Bristol 1672-1679

Gilbertus (Gilbert) Glisson Reason: Death 12 Feb 1736 Office: Rector Bishop Thomas Secker/Bristol 1735-1737 Qualifier after name:

Conyers Place Junior

Conyers Place Qualification: MA, Type Institution: date 12 Feb 1736, Office: Rector, Location: Marnhull, Bishop Thomas Secker/Bristol,

Qualifier: Conyers Place Jr., Patrons William Leigh, Lawrence St. Lo, John Gould Esq.

Ref: Misc. Info from personal notes, correspondence, internet etc-

Anne Josselyn b. abt 1595 married Sir William Mildmay b. 1591. Issue: Ann Mildmay b. abt 1619 of Little Baddow, Essex, England. Ann Mildmay married 1^st ? Bigg and 2^nd Henry Glisson b. abt 1614. Anne Josselyn’s father Thomas Josselyn b. 1567 m. Apr 1589 at Hatfield, Broad Oak, county of Essex. England. (Note: Ann Mildmay christened 21 May 1619 Little Baddow, Essex, England, m. (1) to Henry Bigg 20 May 1637 Tarling, Essex, England and m. (2) to Henry Glisson 27 Jun 1638 Fairsted, Essex, England. Henry Bigg b. 1619 of Cressing Temple, Essex, England. Ann & Henry Bigg had no children. Henry Bigg must have died 1637-1638 and Mrs. Ann Mildmay Bigg then married Henry Glisson. , Henry Glisson b. 1614.) (my note: This Henry Glisson was son of John Glisson & Dorcas Clarke who married 1 Jan 1612 in Halstead, Essex , ENG)

Ref: Dictionary of Scientific Biography, by Charles Coulston Gillespie- Vol V- Emil Fischer Gottlieb Haberlandt-

Pg 425-427

Dr. Francis Glisson (b. England 1597 d. London, England 16 Oct 1677), medicine, Philosophy.

According to evidence from the portraits in his books of 1672 & 1677 Francis Glisson was b. 1597. He was at Gonville & Caius

College , Cambridge, at Michaelmas 1617, he was 18 years old and born in Rampisham, Dorset England and was taught by Allott.

His father William was born at Bristol. His mother Mary was the dau of John Hancock of Kingsweston, Somerset, England.

His academic career was B.A. 1620-21, M.A. & Junior Fellowship in 1624, Greek Lecturer 1625-26, dean in 1629, and Senior Fellow 1629-34.

In 1634 he completed medical studies with an M.D. degree. In 1636 he was appointed Regis Professor of Physics. (John Wall was among his students. A position he held till his death. There exists an isolated reference to Maria daughter of Thomas Morgan as the wife of Francis Glisson. (Ref: R.M. Walker “Francis Glisson & his Capsule”)

Accomplishments: Candidate by the Royal College of Physicians of London, made a fellow 1635 by College of Physicians, Counsilor 1666, president 1667-69. Early member of the Royal Society 4 Mar 1660-61. In 1645 published a book of Ricketts in association with G. Bate & A. Regemorter. (Regemortis named after him). The investigation of the essential nature of the disease fell to Glisson and he impressed his co-workers so much they entrusted him with drafting the whole book. Also he authored “De rachitide” in 1650 with Bate & Regemorter as his associates. Also he authored book “Anatomia hepatis” which was a lecture on the Liver. Even today a part of the Liver is called Glisson’s Capsule. He wrote & discovered many other Anatomy books. Among other authors he paid particular attention to Bacon, Scaliger, Harvey

Descartes.

Ref: The New Century Cyclopedia of Names, Copyright 1954-

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Glisson, Francis b. at Ramisham, England 1597 d. 14 Oct 1677 at London. English physician. The term “Glisson’s Capsule” is applied to the fibrous sheath of the liver in recognition of his work of “Anatomia hepatis” (1654) a full account of the liver. He served as Regius professor of physic (1636-77) at Cambridge, one of the 1^st fellows of the Royal Society, president of the College of Physicians (1667-69). Author of “Tractus de Rachited” (1650), one of the first monographs on disease and author of “Tractaus de Ventriculo et intestines (1677)

Ref: From www.familysearch.org Mormon Church IGI files-

Mary Morgan of Rhiw’perrai, Llanfedw, Glamorganshire, Wales d. abt 1641 married 9 May 1638 to Francis Glisson she was the daughter of Sir Thomas Morgan a Knight and Catrin Lewis.

Sir Thomas Morgan Knight of Rhiw’perrai, Llanfedw, Glamorganshire, Wales christening Oct 1564 Cydifor Fawr, Machen, Monmouthshire, England d. 1642 married 1586/89 to Catrin Lewis.

Catrin Lewis b. abt 1567 of Rhiw’perrai, Llanfedw, Glamorganshire, Wales, christening Blddn ap Cnfn d. after 1649 daughter of Rowland ap Thomas Lewis.

Rowland ap Thomas Lewis of Rhiw’perrai, Llanfedw, Glamorganshire, Wales, christening Blddn ap Cnfn son of Thomas Lewis Esquire and Elsbeth Stradling.

Elsbeth I Stradling of St. Donat’s, Glamorganshire, Wales, married (1) Thomas Lewis Esquire married (2) John ap Morgan Esquire, she was dau of Sir Edward Stradling a Knight and Ffelis “Gwyn” Kemeys

Ref: Ironside family public Member pages at ancestry.com-

Will: of John Ironside: 1 Feb 1580 Houghton-le-S DUR Will of John ~, dated 1 Feb 1580 (1581 new style), proved 27 May 1581 by son Robert (from Durham Probate Records). Text: In the name of god amen: In the years of our Lorde 1580 and in the first day of februarie I

John ~ of Houghton in the Springe seke in body but thanks be to god of good remembrance do make and institute this my laste will and testament in manner and fourme followinge: Firste I commend my soule into the handes of almightie god my maker and redeemer of whom I desire and truste to have pardonn and remission for all my sinnes of his sure mercie and goodnes and not of my deservinge but through the merits of Jesus Christ our saviour. My bodye I will to be buried within the church yarde of Houghtonn. And for my disposition of my goodes.

First I bequeathye to Margaret ~ (M63) my wife my best horse or mare. Also I bequeathy to Agnas Wilsonn, wedowe, my daughter

(A45) £30 [JS has "30 shillings"]. Also I bequeathye to Elizabeth ~ (E173) one branded oxe. And I give to the pore of Houghton parishe 2s.

All the residue of my goodes my debtes and legacies and my funeral expenses paid I give to Robert ~ (R104) and Raufe ~ (R19)my sonnes

and to Elizabeth ~ and Margerie ~ my daughters whom I make executoures of this my last will. And for the due performance of the same I appoint to be overseers thereof Raufe PENDRITHE and John BROWNE. Witnessed hereof: William AYRAY, Robert ROBINSONNE, John

GILPIN. // The inventory of all the goodes and catle of John ~ lately deceased priced by the neighboures John CASSON, William AYRAY, John CHILTONNE, Robert RUTER // Imprimis 9 oxen and two stottes £17 // Item three kie and twoo stirkes 20s // Item Three mares and a ? £3 6s 8d // Item one grizled? horse 40s // Item fifteen ewes £3 // Item 7 hogges and two toupes (tups) 18s // Item two hogges and two piges 23s // Item ?? £4 2s // Item 32 acres of wheat, otes and bige (barley) £21 6s 8d // Item the brasse vessell 32s // Item the pewder vessell and

fower candlestickes l0s // Item an Iron chimley with the furnitoure 5s // Item all maner woodgeare within the house 20s // Item the

beddinge withe the furnitoure in the chamber with three chistes 21s // Item befe and bacon 8s // Item in clothes £10 6s 8d // Item

wheat otes and ?? 6s // Summa totalis Bonorum £71.14s.4d. // Debtes that he was owinge: Imprimis (first in order) to

Robert ~ (R104) 11s //

Item to Thomas ~ (T15) 36s //

Item to Barbary ROBINSONN (£ crossed out) 13s 4d //

Item to Thomas MATESON 46s 8d //

Item to Maister PERSONN 26s 8d //

Item to Agnes WILSONN (A45) 9s //

Item for a stotte 15s //

Item to John SHOULEMIRE 7s //

Item to Thomas MATHEWE 4s 8d //

Item to a mortuarye 13s 4d // Item for funeralles 16s // Item for reparationns 20s // Summa totalis debitorum £12 19s 4d.

Ralph Ironside ~ (1559-1629) (R19)

Birth: around 1559 {Estimated from date of matriculation etc. This is more likely than the DNB date of 1550, which is apparently derived from the reported age at Burial.}JS. Matric: 20 Dec 1577 Oxford of co. Durham, pleb. St Edmund Hall. BA 17 Apr 1581, fellow University Coll., MA 14 Jun 1585, BD 16 Nov 1601 (s. of John ~, of co Durham), rector of Winterborne Abbas 1590, and of Long Bredy, DOR, 1601; d. 25 May 1629OXON. Marriage: around 1580 ENG to Jane GILBERT (J517) {GH: Jane, dau. of Wm. Gilbert of Hawton, co Oxon. Trotman: Jane, dau of an Oxford don}GH,Trotman. Mention: 1580 In will of father, John (J1122). "Raufe Ironside". Mention: 1587 (Raphe) In will of "cosinge",

Robert (R103). Appointment: 1601 Long Bredy DOR Rector of Long BredyHutch. Mention: 1606 In May 1633 Sir Gerrase SCROPE gave

£1300 to Gilbert ~ for 5 messuages, six cottages, and 450 acres of land in Gayton, Charlton, and Reston which Ralph ~ had purchased in 1606 off John BOLLE and others [Gibbons Lincoln Visitations 1634, in SoG Library, quoted by JS]. Proceedings: 1612 London Ralph gave evidence in a Chancery Proceedings case in London [C24 383 Suit M, Town Deposition ] where he was a witness. In his statement he says that he is the clerk of Long Bredy and that he is 56 years of age or thereabouts. His signature can be seen on the record: JS has a copy from the Public Records Office in Kew JS. Proceedings: 1617 Ralph is a witness in a case, this time in a Country Deposition [C21 1330 Suit 15]. Here

he says he is 60 years old or thereabouts.JS. Will: (Raph ~) 30 Apr 1628 Longbridge DOR [56 Barrington]. Of Longbridge. Mentions: My brother’s fower younger children. [The brother is Robert (R104), who stayed in Houghton le Spring]. James TUNSTALL and his children [could this be a relation of the Bishop of Durham who protected Bernard Gilpin?]. Kinsman Raph LACKE [LOCKE] [ m. Kastrin

BASTLET at Litton Cheney 1615]. Sons Gilbert (G372) and John (J1129) and Gilbert's children. Son Gollop [i.e. Son-in-law Thomas GOLLOP, husband of Martha (M452)] and his children. Beloved wife [Jane GILBERT] lease of Land at East Bexington and when

she dies to go to son Gilbert ~. Son John ~ to have land at Newton for the term of his life. Son Raphe

(R21) executor, the residue. Lease of land in Longbridy bought from Mr Savage to be sold & some money given to the poor of Longbridy & Winterborne. Dated 30 Apr 1628, proved 25 Jun 1628. [JS]. Note: Ralph LAX (LOCKE) Rector of Frome St.Quentin in 1660 and son of Ralph's sister Agnes (A45) of Houghton le Spring, Durham by her second husband William Lax [JM]. Note: 1691 will of Ralph LAX of Evershott, Dorset does not mention any Ironsides. [JS]. Death: 25 May 1629 Long-Bredy DOR ENG aged 79 {GH: of Houghton-le-S, co Pal. Minister of Long-Bredy, DOR; ob. 25, bu 27 May 1629, at Long-Bredy, aet. 79; will proved 25 June following. (Will has year as 1628). DAH: Radulph ~ parson of Long Bredy bu 27 May 1628, deceased 20 May}GH,OXON,DAH. Burial: 27 May 1629 . Biography: DNB entry for son Gilbert

states: Ralph Ironside (1550?-1629), born at Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, about 1550, was third son of John Ironside of Houghton-le-Spring (d. 1581); matriculated from St Edmunds Hall. Oxford, 20 Dec 1577 and graduated B.A. in 1580-1. Elected a fellow of University College, he graduated M.A. in 1585, and B.D. in 1601. He was rector of Long Bredy and of Winterborne Abbas, both in Dorset, and is often

confused with his second son, also Ralph, (1590-1683) (R21)DNB. Mention: Trotman, quoted by JS: "Ralph was most fortunate to be born in a parish where a remarkable man called Bernard GILPIN had arrived three years earlier [1556? - Ralph's birth given as 1559 in this source]]. Gilpin was a scholar who had studied at Queen’s College, Oxford and appeared to be a thinking man at a time when English people were

torn between two Queens, Elizabeth and Mary, and two religions. // Gilpin, after much serious thought, accepted the reformed position, but was denounced to TUNSTALL the Bishop of Durham. Though Tunstall was an obedient Catholic, he respected Gilpin’s

character and learning and protected him from persecution. Eventually though, Queen Mary summoned Gilpin to London but on the journey he broke his leg and was delayed. By the time he got to London Mary had died and so he escaped possible

martyrdom." JS adds: "Gilpin’s single most contribution to the rise of our family was the founding of a school, at his own expense, for 24 promising boys, among them Ralph Ironside. He died aged 67 in 1584 leaving an extremely long will, (over eight foolscap pages) a copy of which I have in my possession. In it he leaves twelve shillings to Ralph Ironside and a small sum to Ralph’s widowed mother ('wedowe

Ironside'). He also makes Ralph one of his coexecutors. Ralph was 25 at the time."Trotman.

Father: John (J1122).Mother: Margaret UNKNOWN (M63).GH. Children: Gilbert 1588 (G372), Martha 1597 (M452), Ralph 1605

(R21), John(J1129).

Gilbert Ironside~ (1588-1671) (G372)

Birth: 25 Nov 1588 Hawkesbury GLO ENG Parents: Ralph and JaneGH. Matric: 1604 Oxford son of Ralph, of co. Gloucester, STB. Trinity Coll, matric 22 Jun 1604, aged 15; scholar 1605, BA 2 Jun 1608, MA 5 May 1612, fellow 1613, BD 1 Jul 1619 (incorp. At Cambridge 1620), DD by diploma 1 Dec 1660; born at Hawkesbury 25 Nov 1588, rector of Winterbourne Steepleton, DOR, 1619, and of Winterborne Abbas

1625, rector of Yeovilton, Somerset, 1662, canon of York 1660-2, bishop of Bristol 13 Jan 1660/1 until his

death 19 Sep 1671; father of Gilbert matric 1650 (G373), Thomas matric 1641, and Ralph matric1650.OXON. Mention: 1628 in will of father, Raph

(R19). Marriage: around 1630 ENG to Elizabeth FRENCHAM (E176) {Elizabeth, dau. of Edw. FRENCHAM (Oxon. has "FRENCHMAN") of East

Compton, near Melbury DOR, gent.}GH,OXON. Mention: May 1633 In May 1633 Sir Gerrase SCROPE gave £1300 to Gilbert ~ for 5 messuages, six cottages, and 450 acres of land in Gayton, Charlton, and Reston which Ralph ~ had purchased in 1606 off John BOLLE and others [Gibbons Lincoln Visitations1634, in SoG Library, quoted by JS]. Quote: 1637 But what are May-Games and Maurice-Daunces, but carnalland brutish delights, and why may we not call a spade a spade? From Gilbert Ironside, Ten Questions of the Sabbath Briefly Disputed, Oxford, Leonard Lichfield, 1637, p271. One of the earliest written references to Morris dancing.WWW. Marriage: 30 Oct 1643 Marnhull DOR ENG to Alice WHITE (A458) {Alice WHITE, dau. of William GLISSON of Marnhull DOR, gent, bu. in Bristol Cathedral. [M.I.] Previously married to John WHITE [MHK]}GH,OXON,CBN. Mention: 5 Mar 1645 Gilbert ~ witnessed the will of William Glysson of Marnhull. The will [161 Twisse]

does not mention dau. AliceWill. Court case: 12 Feb 1649 ~ vs Newman [C7 192/33]. (Oct 10 Charles I) marriage intended between John s. of Matthew WHITE and Alice dau of William GLYSSON of Marnehull, gent, deceased. John WHITE md Alice GLYSSON - no children. John WHITE's will dated 19 Dec 1638. He died "3 years since".. About "2 years since" Gilbert ~ md Alice WHITE.. Death: 19 Sep 1671 Bristol Cathedral ENG GH,OXON,CAH. Will: 6 Dec 1672 admon. to his son Robert (R116)GH. Biography: in DNB: Gilbert Ironside the elder, 1588-1671, bishop of Bristol, elder son of Ralph Ironside, by Jane, dau. Of William Gilbert MA of Magdelen College, Oxford, super--- beadle of arts, was born at Hawkesbury nr Sodbury, Gloucestershire, on 25 Nov 1588. His father, Ralph Ironside (1550?-1629), [text omitted: see Ralph (R19)]. Gilbert Ironside matriculated at Trinity College, Oxford, 22 June 1604, and became scholar of his college 28 May 1605, B.A. 1608, M.A.

1612, B.D. 1619, and D.D. 1660, and fellow of Trinity 1613. In 1618 he was presented to the rectory of Winterborne Steepleton, Dorsetshire, by Sir Robert Miller. In 1629 he succeeded his father in the benefice of Winterborne Abbas. He was also rector of Yeovilton in Somerset. Wood says that he kept his preferments during the protectorate, but this statement seems doubtful (Hutchins, Hist of Dorset, ii 198). Either by marriage or other means he amasseda large fortune before the Restoration. On 13 Oct 1660 he was appointed to a prebendal stall in York

Minster, but resigned the post next year, when on 13 Jan 1661 he was consecrated bishop of Bristol. As a man of wealth he was considered fitted to maintain the dignity of the episcopate with the reduced revenues of the see (Wood, Athenae Oxon, iii 940, iv

849). At Bristol Ironside showed much forebearance to nonconforming ministers. Calamy gives the particulars of a long conference between him and John Wesley of Whitchurch (father of Samuel Wesley of Epworth and grandfather of the famous

John Wesley). Wesley refused to use the Book of Common Prayer, and according to Kennett, 'the bishop was more civil to him than he to the bishop'. Finding him impracticable, Ironside is said to have closed the interview with the words 'I will not meddle with you, and you will do all the good I can'. (Kennet, Register, p 919; Calamy, Memorial, pp438-47). Ironside died on 19 Sept 1671, and was buried in his cathedral without

any memorial, near the steps of the bishop's throne. He married (1) Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Frenchman of East Compton, Dorsetshire, and (2) Alice, daughter of William Glisson of Marnhull, Dorsetshire. By his first wife he was father of four sons, of whom Gilbert, the third son, is separately noticed [in DNB]. He was the author of 'Ten Questions of the Sabbath freely described', Oxford, 1637; and two separately-published sermons, 1660 and 1684. DNB. ms: Gilbert ~ to Dr Francis GLISSON, signs "your most affect'te brother Gilbert Ironside"

[Sloane MSS: 2251 f 100].

Father: Ralph (R19).Mother: Jane GILBERT (J517).GH. Children: Thomas 1625 (T18), Ralph 1630 (R22), Gilbert 1632 (G373), John 1634 (J1131), Edward 1635 (E69), Robert(R116).

Ralph Ironside ~ (1605-1682) (R21)

Birth: 1605 Long Bredy DOR ENG Parents: Ralph and Jane {GH pedigree has DoB as 1590; this differs from Alumni Oxoniensis and

seems unlikely}GH. Matric: 6 Dec 1622 Oxford son of Ralph, of Longbredy, co Gloucester [sic], minister. University Coll. BA 14 Feb

1625/6, MA 8 Jul 1628, rector of Upcerne, DOR, 1625, and of Longbredy 1628, archdeacon of Dorset 1668; died 5, and buried 7

Mar 1683; father of Gilbert matric 1668OXON. Mention: (Raphe ~) 1628 in will of father, Raph (R19). Marriage: 17 Apr 1632

Netherbury DOR ENG to Margaret STRODE (M68) {Margaret, dau. of John STRODE of co. Dorset, gent}GH,JS. Mention: 1649 Long

Bredy DOR Ralph ~, M. A., installed as Rector on the death of his father.Hutch. Mention: 1650 Long Bredy DOR Report to the

Commission: Ralph ~ was minister, the parsonage thatched, with garden and orchard, three yards, worth per annum 2l.; six acres of

cow-pasture called Cow Close, 4l.; twenty acres of sheep-pasture, worth 3l.; West Meadow, three acres, 3l.; Honeyland Meadow, four

acres, 4l.; total of glebe, thirty-four acres, three yards, worth 23l. per annum; tithes of the parish 77l.; total 100l.Hutch. Death: (Ralph

IRONSYDE) 5 Mar 1682 Long Bredy DOR ENG {1682/83. Clerk, Rector of the Parish and Archdeacon of Dorset. Buried with wife

Margaret (M68)}Hutch,OXON. Burial: 7 Mar 1682 . Biography: DNB entry for brother Gilbert states: Ralph (1590-1682) took holy orders, became rector of Long Bredy in succession to his father, and is said to have been ejected from his benefice by the Long

parliament, and to have been reduced to the utmost poverty (Hutchins, Hist. of Dorset, ii 194). On the restoration the younger

Ralph was reinstated in his living; was chosen proctor fo the clergy in convocation, and became archdeacon of Dorset in 1661. He died 5 March 1682-3, and was buried in Long Bredy church, where there is a monument to him.DNB. Memorial: Long Bridy DOR To Ralph ~ who

died 5/3/1682 and Margaret his wife, died 2/3/1682, buried together 7/3/1682 under North Wall of Chancel near the entrance.

Put there by Jane, Elizabeth, and Anne Ironside, daughters. [But they could be d's-in-law? - MHK]. Mention: JS: Ralph’s life was

severely disrupted by the English Civil War. Dorset was a staunchly Royalist county and history shows us that it suffered more than

most. Fortunately we have an excellent report of what happened to him when he was deprived of his benefice by the Long Parliament,

the source of which are letters written to the Somerset & Dorset Notes & Queries magazine (Volume X1X pages 208-212). There is

also mention of the same incidents in the parish register of Bradford near Taunton, Somerset likely also written by his grandson

Ralph FARTHING who supplied the following: “The two letters which we make known are those which are calendared in the Bodleian

Library as Walkers MSS. Cv. p. 257 and p. 303. They come from Ralph FARTHING, curate of Bradford near Taunton, Somerset. The

first deals with the sufferings that happened to his grandfather, Dr. Ralph Ironside, B.D., Rector of Long Bredy and Little Bredy, thus:

Dr. Ironside, B.D., Rector of Long Bridy and Little Bridy in the county of Dorset and diocese of Bristol was sequestered and ejected from

his living the beginning of the Great Rebellion of ‘41 (sic). The Parliament souldiers plundered his house and took thence everything

yt he had, his wife at that time was in her childbed, having but two days before been delivered of a son whose name is Gilbert (G374),

baptised at Long Bridy, March 24th, 1649/50. now living at Long Bridy. They rudely haled ye poor gentlewoman out of her bed and

forced her to seek a lodging in another house and my grandfather they used as barbarously as they had done his wife, they stripped

him of all his clothes expecting his shirt; He having a fine lap dog wch he valued much was at the same holding in his hands, wch a comon

strumpet of ye souldiers demanded of him: The old gent replyed you have taken from me my all expecting shirt and my lap dog, pray don’t

robb me of this too. At that the wench took him a severe blow under ye ear and said, ‘Thou confounded old Rogue I can keep a lap dog now

better than thou canst.’ After they had ransacked his house and pulled ye Togsels out of ye Barrells to let strong Bear run into ye

Kennell, wch they could drink no longer of, they dragged the old gentleman away to Dorchester goal; there they had him before a

Court of Judicature and severall persons offering to swear yt, not withstanding ye ordinance of Parliament to ye contrary, he had

continued ye use of ye Common Prayer not only in his own House [wch is a mighty aggravson of ye fault] even in both his Parish churches. Upon this, he was kept a close prisoner a long time, but by what means he escaped thence I cannot learn. // This I know certainly yt

he was actually dispossessed of all his spiritual preferments and his temporal estates of a considerable value were taken from him; In

short he was forced to fly for his life into ye isle of Portland where he continued until ye Restoration; earning his life there by picking of

stones for two pence a day, his sustenance being Mary BARTLETT. He continued deprived of his livings and exiled in ye Isle of Portland

suffering an innumerable deal of hardships for ye Royal cause. // After the Restoration he was preferred to the Archdeaconry of

Dorset and I am informed that Wood in his Athenae Oxon. says of him, yt his promotion was entirely owing to his great merit and

learning, but not in the least to any Favr or Friendship. // My mother, and her two sisters [ these three ladies must be Jane, Elizabeth and

Anne, whose marriage[s] are not in my list of Dorset Marriages] who are still living can not only testify ye truth of this narrative but

inform Mr. Walker of many other circumstances of the inhuman treatment this Mr. Ironside met with, if he shall think fit to desire

the same. // Yours, Ra. Farthing curate of Bradford near Taunton co. Somerset." Second letter: "Reverend Sir, I received yours almost a

month after ye date and according to your desire having waited on my mother and written to my aunts yt I might receive and be able to

transmit to you what further circumstances would be added of my grandfather, Mr. Ironsides sufferings from wm I have received the

following account wch is notoriously true as not admit of the least query of debate as to its veracity. They all confirm the account wch

I sent you some time ago, and add moreover that my grandfather was plundered at one time of so much plate as was valued in four

score pounds that the souldiers in the dark going down the steps into ye lower cellar wch was at that 5 or 6 foot deep in water have like

to have been drowned, had not my grandfather been more merciful to them than they were to him or any of his family, for after he had

brought ‘em a light and had stood in his shirt (as they had stript him) helping ‘em out, they no sooner got out but went into ye other cellar

and thence to ransack the House, pulling my grandma out of her bed under pretence of searching for more plate. // Before this time

they had been there and seized abundance of sheep, cows and horses, wch my grandfather redeemed at ye full value; they came

the 2nd time and drove ‘em away, they were by my grandfather redeemed again ye 2nd tyme. The same cattle were driven away

again ye 3rd tyme, but never afterwds redeemed. // This is all the account wch I can at present oblige you with upon wch you may

depend, for though I have heard many other things of my grandfathers sufferings I wd not concern myself so as to send you

any other circumstances for it I could not produce good authority. But I have received another account wch may also be relied upon and

wch I hear is not your collection. // My grandfather’s Bro Gilbert Ironsyde B.D., Rector of Winterbourne Steepleton in Dorsetshire

valued at 120 lbs per annum was ejected by the Parliament Committee and continued so during the horrid Rebellion and

Usurpation. He had three severall estates; one at Bridy, another at Hincknoll and 3rd at Bexington, all in ye same county worth about

500li p. annum, all wch were taken from him and he imprisoned in Dorchester goal: where he continued untill ye Restoration, almost

starved to death and his family not having one penny to help themselves wthal any more than wch they received from the

affection of some poor people wch they had many times relieved at their door and who now in their turn went about begging by day and

night secretly conveyed sustenance they had procured to their former (and now almost starved and half famished) Benefactors. //

My great uncle was so barbarously treated in that odious dungeon where he was confined several years yt at his deliverance he turned

a stone and protested yt he wd rather choose to die ten thousand deaths than ever be compelled to set his foot there again. // After

the King’s return was ye author of ye Treatise concerning ye Sabaoth, and immediately after the King's return promoted to the

see of Bristol. // My mother has likewise given me an account of her uncle, my grandmos Brother, Mr John STROUD, R. of Beare Hacket

in Dorset who was sequestered of his living and robbed and plundered of five hundred pounds in money besides and increditable

quantity of Plate and Jewels. // These, Sir, are all the relations I have been able to procure; as to ye matter of Truth it is

unquestionable and as to ye method in wch I have drawn ‘em you have ye privilege of amending it as yo please by putting it in a better style

than I can pretend to. If I can in any other thing be serviceable to yo in any of this trouble off yr hands by supplying ye place of my good

neighbour Mr. Knight who I suppose cannot be absent from so great a charge as Bridgewater. I will readily and cheerfully do wtever lies in

my power to promote this very zeal and will performance without the least Fee or Reward and to show yo upon all occasions how very

sincerely and affectionately. // I am Revd Sir, Your most humble and obliged servant, Ra. Farthing. Bradford. Mar. 24 1714/15.JS.

Mention: Hutchinson's History of Dorset, vol ii p 194, quoting a parish register of Bradford, near Taunton: "Ralph ~, B.D. Rector of

Long-Bridy and Little-Bridy in the county of [Dorset], worth 250£ per annum, deprived of his living, and forced to get his livelihood, in

the Isle of Portland, by picking of stones, being hired to do it for 2d. a day. While the poor old gentleman was thus afflicted, he received

sustenance from a poor woman, one Mary Bartlett, who brought it to him privately in Gorwell Coppice, where he lay hid. One day the

Parliament soldiers plundered his home. They took from him everything he had in his house; and having a lap dog which he fancied

very much at that time, fawning upon him, a strumpet, belonging to one of the plunderers, came to the room where the old gentleman

was sitting, and demanded it. The poor old man begged her not to take that last part of his goods by violence from him; she gave him a

severe box under the ear, and said, 'I am able to keep a dog better than thou cans't, thou old rogue.' The poor old gentleman was carried

prisoner to Dorchester gaol, several persons being ready to swear that he had not conformed according to God's ordinance, whereby

they meant their ordinance of Parliament for repealing the Common Prayer, which he constantly used, and suffered an unnameable deal of

hardship on that account. He continued deprived of his livings, and exiled in the Isle of Portland, until the Restoration. Of him it was

said that he was preferred to the archdeaconary of Dorset, neither for favour nor friendship, but purely for his merit.". Note: The

record of his children is probably incomplete, because there is a gap in the baptism register of Long Bredy from 1636-1649.

Father: Ralph (R19).Mother: Jane GILBERT (J517).GH. Children: Martha(M454), Jane(J518), Anne(A740), Raphe 1633 (R42),

Elizabeth 1633 (E177), Sara(S36),Robert(R110), Gilbert 1650 (G374), Frances 1654 (F60), George 1656 (G24).

(Notes: The reason I have included the above member pages on the Ironside family is because Gilbert Ironside b.1588 m. (2) to Alice Glisson White dau of William Glisson of Rampisham/Marnhull and Jane Ironside m. to John Glisson son of William Glisson of Rampisham/Marnhull. The above peace on Gilbert Ironside show Alice Glisson. Jane is not shown but Ironside genealogist have suggested she was the Jane dau or dau-in-law of Ralph Ironside b.1605. I believe that is highly unlikely though. Jane Ironside did marry John Glisson on 2 Mar 1640 at Marnhull. Ralph Ironside b. 1605 m. 17 Apr 1632 at Netherbury, Dorset county to Margaret Strode b.1612. John Glisson was 33 years old in 1640. Jane would probably have been 25-35 at time of marriage. Making her birth 1605-1615. So she was probably just a little younger than Ralph b.1805. The family of Ralph Ironside b.1559 and wife Jane Gilbert were the only Ironsides in Dorset County around this time. So I am quite certain she is connected to them. Ralph’s son Gilbert b.1788 did not have a dau named Jane. And no info on his other son John but he was also probably too young to be Jane’s father. So that leads me to believe that she was a dau of Ralph b.1559 and Jane Gilbert b.1564 even though she is not mentioned in Ralph b.1559 will. She was probably b.abt 1606-10. Making Ralph age 47-51 and Jane Gilbert age 42-46 which is possible. Also John Glisson and wife Jane Ironside name a son Gilbert Glisson. Either after Jane Gilbert or after her son Gilbert Ironside. Either way this shows another connection. So I believe that Gilbert Ironside and his sister Jane Ironside married Alice Glisson and her brother John Glisson.)

Ref: Cambridge University Alumni, 1261-1900, Venn, J.A., comp Alumni cantabrigienses, London, Cambridge University Press 1922-1954

Name: ----Glesyn College: Peterhouse

More Information: Student at PETERHOUSE, 1542.

Name: John Gleson College: Trinity Entered: Easter, 1579

More Information: sizar from TRINITY, Easter, 1579; Scholar, 1582; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586 (as Gledson). Fellow 1585. V. of Lowestoft,

Suffolk, 1603-10

Name: Thomas Gleson College: Trinity Entered: Easter, 1587

More Information: sizar from TRINITY, Easter, 1587. One of these names V. of Boxted, Essex, 1596; but he may have been Rector of Little Wigborough by 1573. (Newcourt.)

Name: Gilbert Ironside College: Oxford Entered: June 22, 1604 Died: 19 Jul 1671

More Information: B.D. 1620 (from Oxford). Son of Ralph of Gloucestershire, B.D. (whose will, 1628) born at Hawkesbury, From Trinity College, Oxford, June 22, 1604, age 15; B.A. Oxford 1608; M.A. 1612; B.D. 1619; D.D. 1666.Fellow of Trinity (Oxford) 1613; R. of Winterborne, Steepleton, Dorset, 1619, R. of Winterborne Abbas, 1625-50 and 1662-7. Preb. Of York 1660-2. Bishop of Bristol, 1661-71. R. of Yeovilton, Somerset, 1662-71. Died Sept 19, 1671. Buried in Bristol Cathedral. Father of the next, and of Gilbert, Bishop of Bristol, and Hereford. (Al.Oxon)

(notes: Gilbert Ironside b.25 Nov 1588 was son of Ralph Ironside & Jane Gilbert. He married (1) to Elizabeth Frencham (2) to Mrs. Alice (Glisson) White. Alice Glisson b. abt 1615 married (1) to John White on 11 May 1637 and (2) to Gilbert Ironside on 30 Oct 1643. Alice was daughter of William Glissson/Gleson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham. Gilbert was either brother or uncle to Jane Ironside who married John Glisson on 2 Mar 1640 sister of above Alice Glisson and son of William Glisson/Gleson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham.

Name: Francis Glisson College: Caius Entered: 1617 Died: Oct 14, 1677

More Information: Adm, pens. (age 18) at Caius, June 28, 1617, 2^nd son of William, gent, of Rampisham, Dorset. School, Rampisham (Mr. Allot) Matric, 1617; Scholar, 1617-24; B.A., 1620-1; M.A. 1624; M.D. 1634, Fellow, 1624-34, Incorp. At Oxford, 1627, Regius Professor of Physic, Cambridge, 1636-77. Gulstonian lecturer, 1640, Fellow of the College of Physicians, 1635, President, 1667-70. One of the first fellows of the Royal Society, 1663. Living in Colchester at the time of the siege, 1648; afterwards went to London. Very distinguished physiologist; for an account of his works see D.N.B. Died in London, Oct 14, 1677. Buried in St. Bride’s Fleet Street. Will (P.C.C.) 1677. Brother of Henry (1625), Humphrey (1636), John (1624) and Paul (1627). (Venn, I, 237; Vis of Dorset 1623; D.N.B.)

Name: John Glisson Entered: Oct 22 1624 Died: 1676

More Information: M.A. 1633 (Incorp, from Oxford), 5^th son of William of Rampisham, Dorset. Matric, from Trinity College, Oxford, Oct 22 1624, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1627; M.A. 1631; B.D. 1639; Proctor (Oxford) 1637, Rector of Marnhull, Dorset 1639-76; and of Woodsford, 1662-76. Died 1676. Brother of Francis etc. (Al, Oxon); Hutchins, Dorset IV. 323.)

Name: Henry Glisson College: Caius Entered: 1625

More Information: Adm. Pens. (age 17) at Caius, July 1 1625, 6^th son of William, gent. Of Rampisham, Dorset. School Rampisham, Matric, 1625, Scholar, 1626-32; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632; M.D. 1639; Fellow, 1632-40, Hon, fellow R.C.P. 1664. Brother of Francis above etc. (Venn, I, 272.)

Name: Paul Glisson College: Trinity Hall Entered: Michs 1627

More Information: pens. From Trinity Hall, Michs. 1627. 8^th son of William, of Rampisham, Dorset. L.L.B. 1634, Fellow, 1633-46. Ord. Deacon

(Peterb.) June 9, 1639. brother of Francis, etc.

Name: Humphrey Glisson College: Christ Church Entered: Feb 24, 1631

More Information: M.A. 1636 (from Oxford) 9^th son of William, of Ramphsham, Dorset. From Christ Church, Feb 24 1631-2, B.A. (Oxford)1632

M.A. 1635; B.D. 1642-43, Rector of Fleet Marston, Bucks; 1642-3. Died Aug 7, 1643. (Al. Oxon)

Name: John Glisson College: Sidney Entered 1697

More Information: Adm. Scholar (age 16) at Sidney, Apr 24, 1697, 1^st son of Gilbert, Rector of Marnhull, Dorset, born there; School, Dorset (Mr. Pace), Matric, 1697; B.A. 1700-1, Brother of William (1703)

Name: William Glisson College: Sidney Entered 1703

More Information: adm Scholar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr 24, 1703. son of Gilbert, Rector of Marnhull, Dorset, School, Dorchester (Mr. Place) 1703. Migrated to Trinity, Feb 3, 1703-4. Brother of John (1697)

Ref: The Members of the University of Oxford, 1500-1714. Oxford: Parker and Co., 1888-1892.

Page 643- Thomas Hancock (Hancoke); B.A. 24 Jan 1532-33 born at or near Christ Church, Twyneham, Hants. See Fasti, i. 90.

(my note: this may be father of below John Hancock)

Page 642- John Hancocke, B.A. 25 Oct 1559; fellow of Merton College 1560, M.A. 26 April 1563, sup for B.D. 27 Oct 1574,

“junior Linacre lecturer” 1563. See Fasti, i. 162; & O.H.S. iv. 265.

(my note: this may be John Hancock father of Mary Hancock 2nd wife of William Glisson of Rampisham & Marnhull)

Page 572- Israel Glisson (Gleeson), Hart Hall, matic, entry under date 1572, sup. For B.C.L. 1573; B.C.L. from St. John’s College

30 Oct 1591. See O.H.S. xii 53.

(my note: Israel son of Walter Glisson & Joan Cooke of Bristol, Gloucestershire. Brother of William Glisson of Bristol,

Rampisham & Marnhull)

Page 790- Ralph Ironside, of county Durham, pleb. St. Edmund Hall, matric entry under date 20 Dec 1577, aged 18, B.A. 17 April

1581; fellow University College, M.A. 14 Jun 1585, B.D. 16 Nov 1601 (son of John of County Durham), rector of

Winterborne Abbas 1590, and of Long Bredy, Dorset 1601; died 25 May 1629; father of Gilbert and Ralph below,

See Foster’s Index Ecclesiasticus.

(my note: Ralph Ironside may have had a daughter, even though not listed in his will, Jane Ironside who married John

Glisson of Marnhull listed below. Burnside genealogists states she was daughter of Ralph Ironside Jr. listed below

but I do not believe that is possible. He was too young to be her father. Ralph Jr. did not marry till 1632 and Jane Ironside

married John Glisson in 1640. Jane Ironside was born about 1610. Probably sister to Ralph Jr. not daughter.)

Page 790- Gilbert Ironside, son of Ralph of County Gloucester, S.T.B., Trinity college, matric 22 June 1604, age 15; scholar 1605,

B.A. 2 June 1608, M.A. 5 May 1612, fellow 1613, B.D. 1 July 1619 (incorporated at Cambridge 1620), D. D. by diploma

1 Dec 1660, born at Hawksbury 25 Nov 1588, rector of Winterbourne, Steepleton, Dorset , 1619, and of Winterborne

Abbas 1625, rector of Yeovilton, Somerset, 1662, canon of York 1660-2, bishop of Bristol, 13 Jan 1660-1 until his death

19 Sep 1671; father of Gilbert 1650, Thomas 1641 and Ralph 1650. See Ath. Iii. 940; & Foster’s Index Eccl.

(my note: Gilbert Ironside married 2^nd to Alice Glisson White widow of John White and daughter of William Glisson &

Mary Hancock of Rampisham and Marnhull)

Page 571- Francis Glisson, son of William, of Rampisham, Dorset, gentleman: admitted scholar of Gonville and Caius College,

Cambridge, 28 Jun 1617, aged 18, B.A. 1620-1, M.A. 1624 (incorporated 25 Oct 1627), fellow college of physicians 1635,

president 1667-8-9, practiced at Colchester: died in parish of St. Bride’s London, 14 Oct 1677. See D.N.B.; Munk’s Roll,

i.218; Fasti, i.434; & Venn, 135.

Page 572- Walter Glisson (Gleson) of Dorset, pleb. Trinity College, matric 27 Nov 1618 aged 18; B.A. 27 Jun 1621, M.A. 21 Oct 1624,

B.D. 1 July 1633, rector of Marnhull, Dorset, 1630. See Foster’s Index Eccl.

(my note: Walter Glisson son of William Glisson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham & Marnhull)

Page 790- Ralph Ironside, son of Ralph, of Longbredy, county Gloucester, minister. University College, matric 6 Dec 1622, aged

17; B.A. 14 Feb 1625-26, M.A. 8 July 1628, rector of Upcerne, Dorset 1625 and of Longbredy 1628, archdeacon of Dorset

1668; died 5 and buried 7 March 1683; father of Gilbert 1668. See Foster’s Index Eccl.

Page 572- John Glisson, son of William, of Rampisham, Dorset. Trinity College, matric 22 Oct 1624, age 17; B.A. 16 Nov 1627, M.A.

30 March 1631 (incorporated at Cambridge 1633), proctor 1637, B.D. 15 May 1639, rector of Marnhull, Dorset, 1639 and

of Woodsford, Dorset, 1662; died 1667; father of Gilbert, John and of William listed below. See Foster’s Index Eccl.

Page 572- Humphrey Glisson, subscribed 24 Feb 1631-2; student of Christ Church, B.A.. 28 June, 1632, M.A. 15 April, 1635, created

B.D. 16 Jan 1642-3, rector of Fleet Marston, Bucks, 1642; died 7 Aug 1643, styled M.A. in Mon. Ins. See Gutch, i. 408;

Foster’s Index Eccl.

(my note: Humphrey Glisson son of William Glisson & Mary Hancock of Rampisham & Marnhull)

Page 572- John Glisson son of John, of Marnhull, Dorset, minister. Wadham College, matric 19 July 1662 aged 15.

Page 572- William Glisson son of John of Marnhull, Dorset, minister. Wadham College, matric 11 March 1663-4 age 17;

B.A. from Trinity college 1667, M.A. 1670, rector of Woodsford, Dorset 1677; brother of Gilbert and of John 1662.

See Foster’s Index Eccl.

Page 571- Gilbert Glisson son of John of Marnhull, Dorset, minister. Wadham College, matric. 11 May 1665, aged 16; B.A. from

Trinity Coll. 18 Feb, 1668-9, rector of Marnhull 1677, until his death 1736. See Gardiner, 259; & Foster’s Index Eccl. (31)

Harry Place from Oxford Alumni:- Venn: Adm. sizar (age 18) at ST JOHN'S, Jan. 25, 1762. S. of the Rev. Conyers (1719-20), R. of Marnhull, Dorset (and Elizabeth). B. there. School, Dorchester. Matric. Michs. 1762; Scholar; B.A. 1766; M.A. 1770. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1766; priest (Salisbury, Litt. dim. from Bristol) Sept. 25, 1768. R. of Minstead and V. of Sopley, Hants., 1770-8. Succeeded his father as R. of Marnhull, Dorset, 1778-1828. J.P. for Dorset. Married Jane, dau. of the Rev. John Hubbock. Died Apr. 12, 1828, aged 84, at Marnhull; Monumental inscription there. Father of Harry (1792) and of John C. (1790).

Ref: The Registers of Wadham College, Oxford from 1613 to 1871 Volpt1-

John Glisson matric 11 Aug 1662 BA 10 Jul 1662 son of Johannes Glisson de Marnell, Marnhull, Dorcester, min ae 15, Brother of Thomas Glisson 1663/64 and Gilbert Glisson 1665.

Thomas Glisson matric 29 Jan 1663/64 BA ? Guil Glisson 11 Mar 1663/64, (fil Johannis Glisson de Marnhull, Dorcestr, min aet 17) Master received 29 Jan 1663/64, restored 2 Jul 1665. B.A. William Glisson (Trinity 31 Oct 1667. M.A. 31 Oct 1670.

(The Christian name was originally written “Gilb,” but was crossed out, and another Name, now illegible, written over it” possible Tho or Jho. Brother of John Glisson 1662, and Gilbert Glisson 1665.

Gilbert Glisson 3 May 1665, 11 May 1665 (fil Johannis Glisson of Marnhull, Dorset min aet. 16)

C.M. received 3 May 1665, restored 20 Nov 1666. Admitted ? of Trinity 1667, B.A. Trinity, 18 Feb 1668. Succeeded his father as Rector of Marnhull 1677: died 1736, brother of John Glisson 1662 and Thomas Glisson 1663/64.

Ref: The history of Parliament: the House of Commons 1558-1603 ed P. Witaster 1981-

William Ellys d. 1611 of Bristol, married Mary dau of Walter Glisson of Bristol, Had 5 sons 1 dau. Held offices of Sheriff of Bristol 1583-84, Alderman by 1597, Mayor of Bristol 1598-99.

Made will 12 May 1610, proved by his son Philip 15 May 1610-11, left 10 pds to poor of Bristol, 10 pds to those of Bideford where he was born.

Ref: A calendar of wills proved in the Consistory Court ( City and Deanery of Bristol Division) of the Bishop

Of Bristol, 1572-1792-

Index to the wills and administrations in the probate registry at Bristol. 1572-1792

Pg 34

Walter Gleson 1607

John Gleson 1722

(notes: above Walter Gleson probably Walter Gleson b.1525-40 wife Joan Cooke father of Thomas, Walter, Elizabeth, Marie, Israel and William and maybe more. Above is just an index. I have not obtained actual will yet.)

Ref: National Archives of England- Documents Online-

Click url to search http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline

Department: Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, held by the National Archives

Series: Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers

there is a cost to download the actual wills of any of the below of about $3.50 each

(below in red are my notes) (below Description in Green means I have copy of Will or will is logged below)

GLISSON WILLS:

Description: Thomas Gleson merchant of Bristol, Gloucestershire (son of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Probate Date: 19 Mar 1597

Catalogue: 11/89

Name of Register: Cobham Quire numbers 1-57

Description: John Glisson alias Jenninges Yeoman of Hounslow Middlesex

Probate Date: 16 Nov 1607

Catalogue: 11/110

Name of Register: Huddleston Quire numbers 48-99

Description: Israel Gleson Batchelor of Law and Notary Public of Bristol, Gloucestershire (son of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Date: 30 Aug 1629

Catalogue: 11/156

Name of Register: Ridley Quire numbers 60-113

Description: William Glisson Gentleman of Marnhull Dorset (William of Rampisham son of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke)

Date: 20 Nov 1646

Catalogue: 11/198

Name of Register: Twisse Quire numbers 149-195

Description: William Glisson of Marnhull Dorset (son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Probate Date: 24 Nov 1646

Catalogue: 11/198

Name of Register: Twisse Quire numbers 149-195

Description: Alice Gleson widow of ? Bathford, Somerset (2^nd wife & widow of Israel Glisson of Bristol, Gloucestershire)

Probate Date: 26 May 1655

Catalogue: 11/245

Name of Register: Aylett Quire numbers 107-159

Description: Joseph Gleson linen draper of Dedham, Essex

Probate Date: 23 Apr 1672

Catalogue: 11/338

Name of Register: Eure Quire numbers 1-54

Description: Francis Glisson Doctor in Physic of Saint Bride City of London (son of William Glisson of Rampisham &

Mary Hancock)

Probate Date: 29 Nov 1677

Catalogue: 11/355

Name of Register: Hale Quire numbers 96-141

Description: John Glisson clerk of Marnhull Dorset (son of William Glisson of Rampisham & Mary Hancock)

Probate Date: 29 Nov 1677

Catalogue: 11/355

Name of Register: Hale Quire numbers 96-141

Description: Henry Gleson gentleman of Bristol, Gloucestershire (son of William Glisson & Elinor Wickman gs of Israel

Glisson & Marion Gough ggs of Walter Glisson & Joane

Cooke, ggs of Thomas Glisson)

Probate Date: 22 March 1688

Catalogue: 11/390

Name of Register: Exton Quire numbers 1/44

Description: Israell Gleson gentleman of Brislington, Somerset (son of William Glisson & Elinor Wickman gs of Israel

Glisson & Marion Gough ggs of Walter Glisson & Joane

Cooke, ggs of Thomas Glisson)

Probate Date: 19 Sep 1689

Catalogue: 11/396

Name of Register: Ent Quire numbers 91-138

Description: William Glisson

Probate Date: 26 Jan 1725

Catalogue: 11/601

Name of Register: Romney Quire numbers 1-48

Description: Mary Glisson widow of Plymouth Devon

Probate Date: 20 Jul 1742

Catalogue: 11/719

Name of Register: Trenley Quire numbers 187-237

Description: Glisson Maydwell glass seller of London (probably son or grandson of James Maydwell & Elizabeth Glisson)

Probate Date: 6 Apr 1748

Catalogue: 11/761

Name of Register: Strahan Quire numbers 98-144

Description: Israel Gleson gentleman of Brislington, Somerset

Probate Date: 05 Jan 1763

Catalogue: 11/883

Name of Register: Caesar Quire numbers 1-49

Description: Robert Glisson linen draper of Yeovil Somerset

Probate Date: 4 Jul 1767

Catalogue: 11/930

Name of Register: Legard Quire numbers 240-284

Description: John Glison, Boatswain’s mate on board his Majesty’s ship Glasgow

Probate Date: 12 Dec 1778

Catalogue: 11/1048

Name of Register: Hay Quire numbers 474-519

Description: Amelia Glisson widow of Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire

Probate Date: 28 May 1845

Catalogue: 11/2017

Name of Register: Volume 8 Quire numbers 351-400

GLEASON WILLS:

Description: James Gleeson of Saint Andrews, Holburn, Middlesex

Probate Date: 30 Jul 1742

Catalogue: 11/719

Name of Register: Trenley Quire numbers 187-237

Description: John Gleeson gentleman of Portsmouth, Hampshire

Probate Date: 25 Oct 1752

Catalogue: 11/797

Name of Register: Bettsworth Quire numbers 227-271

Description: James Gleeson or James Sullivan, belonging to his Majesty’s ship Conqueror

Probate Date: 24 Nov 1783

Catalogue: 11/1110

Name of Register: Cornwallis Quire numbers 548-598

Description: Timothy Gleason mariner belonging to his Majesty’s ships Amazon & Monarch

Probate Date: 22 Dec 1785

Catalogue: 11/1136

Name of Register: Ducarel Quire numbers 577-632

Description: Edward Gleeson landsman on board of his Majesty’s ship Lion No 492 on ship’s books of Kinnoull, Tiperaray

Probate Date: 28 Jul 1810

Catalogue: 11/1513

Name of Register: Collingswood Quire numbers 354-400

Description: John Gleeson of Middlesex, island of Jamaica

Probate Date: 21 Feb 1820

Catalogue: 11/1625

Name of Register: Kent Quire numbers 51-100

Description: Daniel Gleeson late of his Majesty’s sloop Ranger of Waterford, county Waterford

Probate Date: 24 Nov 1820

Catalogue: 11/1636

Name of Register: Kent Quire numbers 602-654

Description: Mary Gleeson or Gleason, spinster of Durham, Durham

Probate Date: 29 Jun 1833

Catalogue: 11/1817

Name of Register: Farquhar Quire number 351-400

Description: Frances Gleeson widow of ? Saint Luke Chelsea, Middlesex

Probate Date: 3 Dec 1853

Catalogue: 11/2182

Name of Register: vol#18 Quire numbers 851-900

Ref: Will of Thomas Gleson of Bristol b.1555-1570 (will 1597)-

Actual Will abstracted by Phillip L. Glisson (to view actual will click here)

Public Record Office, The National Archives ©crown copyright, Catalogue Reference Prob/11/89 Image Reference: Cobham Quire #1-57

Last Will and Testament of Thomas Glisson made 19 Mar 1597

Thomas Gleson of city of Bristol,

Bequeaths his share of land and property in Bathford, county of Somerset that he inherited from his father

Walter Gleson one year after decease of father to brothers Israel Gleson, and William Gleson and his natural sister Marie Ellis.

Bequeaths to nephews Phillipp Ellis and Emanuel Ashe (Emanuel Ashe hard to read could be spelled wrong, do not know who he is)

Bequeath to niece Marie Ellis

Bequeath to brother in law William Ellis.

Bequeath to Robert Browne and his wife. (unknown who he is)

Executor: brother William Gleson

Witnesses: William Gleson, Richard Billrrige, Emanuell Ashe, John Ardeano

(notes: Thomas’ father Walter Gleson was living at time of this will. Conclusion Walter Glisson in either city of Bristol or in village of Bathford, county of Somerset, England. Thomas definite son of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke does not appear Thomas was married or had any children. City of Bristol partly in counties of Gloucester and Somerset.)

Ref: Will of Walter Gleson/Glisson of Bristol b. 1520-25

Transcription of Will of Walter Gleson (made 1604, proved 1607)

Transcribed by Peter Wynn of England who has a copy of this will, but could not scan a copy of it. Below is his transcription of will including what he was able

To decipher from a faded copy.

In the name of god Amen the fourteenth day of January in the year of our lord god ??????/ 1604 & in the seconde yeare of the reign of our sovereigne lorde James by the grace of god of England Ffrance & Ireland Kingr defender of the faythe & of Scotland the ???? & ????. I Walter Gleson of the Cittie of Bristoll ?????? ????? beinge in good & perfecte memory (thanks be given to almighty god) doe make & devise my ??? last will & testament in manner & forme followinge //Ffirste & principally I give my soule into the the hande of almighty god my heavenly father my creator & maker firmly trustinge prof???ly believing to be ???? by the free mercy & grace of god ????? ????? merit & resurrection of my Saviour Jesus Christe & my body I yealde to the earthe from whence it came to be buried in ???? burial whence my ????? ????? ????

Item I give & bequeathe to my sonn William Gleson my ???? ???? of ????? not gilded ???? ????? ?? ?????? , & also my signett of golde ???? ???? ?????? ????? I ?????? ????? // Item more I give & bequethe to my said sonn William my blacke clothe gowne ?????? & my ???? ???? cloacke ??? ???? //Item I doe release unto my said Sonn William an obigacon of ??? ????? ????? ?? ????? bounde unto me the said Walter Gleson bearinge date ???? ??? ???? Henry ?? ??? ?? ?? ??? Jjacobi ?? ???? ???? ????? of ???? ????? primo of????? ?????? ???? Anno dom 1603 ???? ?????? for his payment of ?? hundred pounds unto me the said Walter Gleson my Executors Administrators or Assignees & upon the six(?) & twenty(?)daye of ???? ???? ensuing // Item I give & bequeath to my ?????? viz Mary Gleson, William Gleson, Ffrancis Gleson, Walter Gleson, Thomas Gleson & [blank] Gleson the children of my said sonn William Gleson twenty shillinge apeace the ?? I will ???? payde ??? by my Executor to my said Sonn William to ???? said ???? ???? to be imployed by him to their most proffitt & ?????? untill they shall ????? be of age to receive the same ???? the increase thereof // Item whereas my Sonne in Lawe William Ellis by his ???? obligacon bearinge date the 8^th day of October Anno Dom 1588 of reign Elizabeth my ???? ???? ????? ?????? ????? & is indebted unto me the said Walter Gleson in tenn pounde of lawfull money of England & in ??/ bill I the said Walter Gleson ???? ???? the sayd tenn pounds unto ????? of the children of the said Wm Ellis by my daughter Mary Ellis deceased in manner following viz to Phillipe Ellis the summ of ??? unto Israel(?) Ellis ??? unto Walter Ellis ???? & unto Mary Ellis ???? ??? also I the sayd Walter doo by this my laste will & testament ratify & confirme the said gifte & the said tenn poundw unto the said ?????? my ??????to be dystributed amongst them in manner & forme contained in the said bill obligacon ?? Item I give & bequeath unto Richarde Ellis on ???? of the children of my said son in lawe Wm Ellis by my said daughter Mary Ellis forty shillinge. And my will is that my Executor shall pay the summe unto my said sonn in lawe Wm Ellis to the use of the said ???? my ???? & that my said sonn in lawe shall imploy the same to ???? proffitt & advantage untill ??? ??? of lawfull age to receive the same with the increase thereof. // Item I give & bequeath unto my ????? William Gleson the sonn of Israel Gleson my oldest sonn the sume of five pounds of lawfull money of England to be payd unto him when he shall accomplish the age of twenty on yeares // Item I give unto my said grandson Wm Gleson the son of Israel Gleson aforesaid on of my olde ???? ???? gilte to be delivered unto him at the said age of twenty on yeares. // Item I give & bequeath unto my son in law Thomas ???? ???? in money ??? ????? that ??? ????? ????? unto my Executer the silver ?????? maryinge fifteene ????? on ???? the ???? goblett many yeares paste I lente him & ???? & is a legacy by ??? ????? deceased in his testament to his ??? ???? as my said son in law well knoweth // Item I give & bequeath unto my Cozen Elizabeth Lambe(?) ???? two pounde tenn shillinge in money // Item I give & bequeath unto my Cosin Emanuell she tenn shillinge in money & also I forgive him all the debts he ??? me at the present Item I give & bequath to ??? Saville ???? of St Johns & ???? tenn shillinge in money Item whereas in ???? former testament heretofore my me made I had given & bequeathed unto my son Wm Gleson ahh ??? my ????? estate title interest & terme of yeares yet to come & not expired of in & to my garden grounds & orchard ???? all the houses & buildings therein ???? their appurtenances also ???? ???? ???? now in the tenance & ?????? of Walter Jones & all my terme of yeares therein yet to come & unexpired & any full & whole estate title & interest therin begoth??? with all & singular my originall leases & all other means conveyance & ?????? the said orchard garden grounds houses & tenement ad??????? in maner aforesaid beinge all situated in the parish of ???? St Augustine ?????? the said Walter Gleson for ?????? good causes & consideracons me thereunto ?????? ????? doe revoke & take away the said legace aforesaid from my said son Wm & doe by this my laste will & testament fully & wholy give & bequeath the same unto my sonn Israel Gleson // Also all & singular the residue of my goods & chattels what????? my funeralls debts & legacies beinge fully payd & discharged I give & bequeath them wholie & ????? unto my sayd sonn Israel Gleson whome I make novate appointe constitute & ordayne to be my whole & sole Executor of this my laste will & testament And doe revoke hereby all other former laste wills & testaments ????? by me heretofore made in ????? ??????? And this only ????? ?????? laste will & testament And for the better testimony of the ????? I the said Walter Gleson have hereunto sett my seale & subscribed the dame with my ????? hand ????/ in the presence of the witnesses unerwritten //

Subscribed sealed & acknowleged by the above named Walter Gleson the day of the date of ???????? in the precence of

John Goodman, clerke

James Bucke

John Roberts

Elway ????

William ????

????? ????//

(my notes: Walter b.abt 1520-1525 d. 1604-1607 m. abt 1550 to Joan Cooke b.? d. 1584, they had 9 children, 4 died in infancy, (1)Margaret, (2)Johanna, (3)Walter, and (4)John.

(5)Thomas died abt age 40-45 unmarried in 1597,

(6)Elizabeth b. 1550-52 d. 1591 married to Thomas Pryn b.? died 1607. Walter listed son in law Thomas ? in will. No Pryn grandchildren listed in will. Elizabeth already deceased.

(7)Israel of St Augustine parish Bristol b. 1556 d. 1629 1 child William b. 1595 d. 1628 both listed in will.

(8) Mary or Marie b. 1560 d. 1599 m. to William Ellis who left will 1610, they had at least 6 children, 4 listed in will were Israel Ellis, Mary Ellis, Walter Ellis, Richard Ellis. Phillipe & Henry Ellis not in will?

(9)William of Ramphisham/Marnhull b. 1571 d. 1645 m. to Margaret Bampfield & Mary Hancock. William had 14 children. Of which 6 were mention in will. William, Francis, Mary, Walter, ?, and Thomas.

According to records his children born possibly before 1604 was, Joan b. 1592? From 1^st wife Margaret, and William b. 1595, Francis b. 1597, Mary, b. 1599, Walter b. 1600, Margaret b. 1601, and Israel b. 1602.

So, if there also was a Thomas b. before 1604 he was deceased by 1623. The ? could have been Margaret age 2. And Thomas could have been Thomas Israel age 1? Or there was a Thomas, and he did not list Isreal because maybe he was just months old when will was written. Children born after will was written were, Hester, John, Henry, James, Paul, Alice and Humphrey. See below family of Walter Glisson.

Walter also listed cosin Emanuell ?she. In will of his son Thomas in 1597 he mentioned Emanuel Ashe, probably same person. Also mention cosin Elizabeth Lambe?? Unknown who she is. Witness James Bucke was the father of Alice Bucke who was 2^nd wife of Walter’s son Israel who he married in 1604.)

Ref: Will of Israel Gleson of Bristol b.1555-1570 (will 1629)

Actual Will abstracted by Phillip L. Glisson (to view actual will click here for part 1and here for part 2) will was about 15 pages

Public Record Office, The National Archives ©crown copyright, Catalogue Reference Prob/11/156 Image Reference: Ridley Quire 60-113

Last Will and Testament of Israel Gleson made 30 Aug 1629

Israel Gleson of city of Bristol

Bequeath to my wife Alice Gleson.

Bequeath of the Tentament with appurtenances in Brislington in county of Somerset which I bought of Sr. Rowland Lacy & Sir John Lacy to my grandson Israel Gleson son of my late son William Gleson.

Bequeath to grandchildren Israel Gleson, William Gleson and Henry Gleson sons of my son William Gleson deceased.

Bequeath to my daughter in law Ellinor Gleson wife of my late son William Gleson.

Bequeath to my brother William Gleson of Marnhull in the county of Dorset.

Bequeath to nephews Phillipp Ellis, Walter Ellis, and Richard Ellis

Bequeath to nephew Edward Petrie (could not read his last name maybe Price)

Bequeath of series of books to nephew Frrancis Gleson of Marnhull, county of Dorset.

Bequeath of rest of my books to other sons of my brother William Gleson.

Bequeath to sister in law Anne Guy and to late brother in law John Guy alderman at the church of Bristol

Bequeath to wife Alice of debt of land sold to Thomas Wickham of Charter house in county of Somerset yeoman and John Wickham of Wetherleigh in county of Gloucester yeoman by his late son William. Rent to go to Alice as long as she remains a widow, if not or she is deceased then rent to go to grandsons Israel, William and Henry land sale dated 20 Apr 1628..

Guardianship of Elizabeth Domning (could not read) of rent from land she inherited from her father William Domirrgt to go to brother William Glisson.

Bequeath to the poor of the parish of Little Saint Augustine wherin I now live 3 pounds for funeral

Bequeath to my loving friends the Deane and Chapter of the Cathedral Church 40 shillings so that they shall afford me a prominent place to be buried in the South Iile of the said Cathedral Church next to the place where my loving wife Marian and my dear father Walter Gleson are buried.

Bequeath to other parishes of Bristol 40 shillings.

Bequeath to wife of Ellmay Bevan

Bequeath to my servant Dorothy Moody

Bequeath to my friend Georg Hartwell

Executors: Overlords of will, brother William Glisson, nephews Phillipp & Walter Ellis and friend George Hartwell.

Witnesses:Edward Allman, George Harrison, George Hartwell

(notes: This will was about 15 pages long and hard to read in some areas. Israel Gleson definite son of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke and brother of Thomas, William and sister Marie. Little Saint Augustine Abbey became Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity in 1542 and later referred to just as Bristol Cathedral. Some where on the premises of Bristol Cathedral is a cemetery where Walter Glisson and son Israel Gleson and 1^st wife of Israel Gleson Marian alias Gough are buried. Probably other Glisson’s buried there too. Israel married 2^nd to Alice Burke. Israel’s late son William was married to Ellinor Wickham.

Israel appears to have been executor of both his late son William’s will and his father Walter’s will. I have not been able to find either one. In his will he bequests debt of sale and or rent of property of his late son William to his wife, and to William’s wife Ellinor both under the condition of remaining a widow or upon their decease property to go to his grandchildren 1^st to Israel, 2^nd to William 3^rd to Henry sons of his late son William Glisson & Ellinor Wickham. His father Walter evidently had guardianship of Elizabeth Domirrgt that he left responsibility of to Israel and in this will Israel is leaving responsibility to his brother William. He also mentions brother Walter when mentioning this guardianship but I think he meant his father Walter. Do not know who this Elizabeth Dominge/Domirrgt could not read is.)

Transcribed will of Israel Glisson

20 April 1629 Will of Israell Gleson of Bristol (proved 30 August 1629)

The original document can be obtained online from The National Archives.

Source: TNA, PROB 11/156

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In the name of God Amen the seaven

and Twentith daie of Aprill in the yeare of our Lord god, One thousande, Sixe

hundred, twentie and nyne And in the fifte yeare of the raigne of our Sovrainge

Lord Charles by the grace of god of England, Scotland, France and Ireland king

Defender of the Faith &c I Israell Gleson of the Cittie of Bristoll Bachelor of

lawe, and Notarie Publique, beinge in good health, and of perfect mynde and

memorie (thanks be given to Allmightie god) Doe make and ordaine this my

last will and testament in manner and forme followinge First I give and bequeath

my Soule into the handes of Allmightie god my maker, and of Jesus Christ his

onely begotten sonne, my onlie Saviour and Redeember, and of the holie ghost my Sanctifier

That is into the handes of the holie Trinitie in unitie, three persons, and one god ever-

lastinge, trustinge and stedfastlie beleevinge that I shalbe saved, and be made partaker of

everlastinge lief, by and through the most precious death passion, and merritts of Jesus

Christ, the second person in the holie Trinitie aforesaid, and not by or through anie

merritts of myne owne. And my bodie I comitt to the earth from whence it came, to

be buried in Christian buriall. item whereas I have, hould, and possesse by Indenture

of Lease grannted unto me, my Executors and assigns by the Deane and Chapter Ecctia

Cathis Sancta et individua Trinitatis Bristoll, under their Comon and Chapter Seale

bearinge date the nyneteenth daie of June, in the Twentith yeare of the Raigne of our

late Soveraigne Lord of famous memorie kinge James of England France and ireland

and of Scotland the five and fiftith, one Messuage or Tenement and a Lodge, Orchard,

and garden with their appurtenances thereunto belonginge and adioyninge, Scituate

lyinge and beinge in Horstreete within the limitts and bounds of the parish of Saint

Augustins the lesse within the Suburbes of the Cittie of Bristoll, and which the

premisses are now in the tenure, houldinge and occupacon of me the said Israell Gleson

for and during the terme of fortie yeares, next ensuinge the date of the said Indenture of

lease Nowe my will and meaninge is, and I doe hereby give and bequeath unto my loving

grandchildren William Gleson and Henrie Gleson sonnes of my late sonne William Gleson

deceased, All that my said messuage or Tenement, Lodge, orchard and garden with theire

appurtenances, together with the said Indenture of Lease, when and imediatlie from and

after the xpiracon or determinacon of my lovinge wief Alice Gleson her widdowhoode either

by death, marriage or otherwise, howe or whensoever (and not before) for and duringe all the

rest and residue of the said terme of fortie yeares menconed in the said lease which shalbe

then to come and unexpired. And in the meane time my will and meaninge is, that the saide

Lease shalbe delivered into the Custodie of the Chamber of Bristoll to the onely use and

behoofe of this my Legacie, and Legataries my grandchildren aforesaide, to be kept for them

untill thexpiracon of my said wiefs widdowhood, and then to be delivered unto them, and not

before. And therefore I here provide, and my true intent and meaninge is, that my saide

lovinge wief Alice shall hould and enioye, and have the use and occupacon of the saide

messuage or Tenement, Lodge, orchard, and garden with the appurtenances imediatlie from

and after my decease for and duringe the terme of her widdowhood onlie and noe longer, she

my said wief keepinge and maintayninge the reperacons, and payinge and discharginge all

rents and duties issuinge and to be issuinge out of or payable yearely or quarterly for the

said Tenement, Lodge, Orchard, and garden with the appurtenances Item I give & bequeath

unto my said lovinge wief Alice Gleson the use occupacon, and receivinge of all my yearely

rents yssuinge out of any of my freehould, and Feefarme lands, which are or shalbe payable

and reserved unto me, my heires, executors, and assignes, by any lease, Demise, grant, or writinge

under my hand and Seale to her owne proper use, for and duringe her widdowhood onlie, or for

soe longe as she shall remayne widdowe after my decease, and for noe longer time or terme

Givinge unto her my said wief full power and authoritie to distraine for the said rents, or

any of them, and to lett and sett any of my freehould, and feefarme landes, duringe here

Widdowhood onlie, and the grannts leases or Demises by her soe to be made to contynue and be

of force duringe her widdowhood onlie, and noe longer, She the said Alice my lovinge wief

payinge and sicharginge such quitt rent and rents in Fee farme, which in respect of my

freehould, and Feefarme Lands, I, my heires and assignes am and are to paie and discharge

yearely to any person or persons whomsoever Provided allwayes that if my said wief shall not

paie and discharge the said quitt rents, and rents in Feefarme as aforesaid, Then my will and

meaninge is, that then my said lagacie of the use and occupacon, and receivinge of all my

yearely rents aforesaid soe bequeathed to my said wief shalbe voyd to all intents and purposes

But if my said wief shall thinke it more expedient for her advancement in marriage or

otherwise, then she maie take to her and choose (if she please) the Thirds of the rents of

my freehould, and Feefarme lands, duringe her lief, or as longe as she shall live, accordinge

to the Comon lawes of this kingdome of England in that behalf established, which choice

(if she make) then my will and meaninge is, that she shall not enioyed my said guifte and

bequeast unto her, of the use, occupacon and receivinge of my said rents durigne her

widdowhood onlie in manner aforesaid. Provided allwaies and my meaninge is, That if

my said wief shall within one moneth next and imediatlie after my decase, give notice

and Declare unto my Overseers of this my last will and Testament, or any two of them

in writinge under her hand, what choice she will make vidlt, whether she doth accept of

the legacie of the use, occupacon, and receivinge of my said rents during her widdowhoode

onlie, or whether she will take or choose to enioye her Thirds of my said rents duringe

her naturall lief accordinge to the Comon lawes of this kingdome of England But if

my said wief shall give noe notice, or make noe Declaracon of her said choice in maner

aforesaid, Then my plaine will and meaninge is, and I doe hereby revoake my said legacy

of the use, occupacon, and receivinge of the yearely rents aforesaid, and doe make voyd the

siad legacie to all intents and purposes. Item I give and bequeath unto my granchild

and godsonne Israell Gleson my virginalls and Lute, my Iland Counter, my sett of boxes,

wherein some of my Evidences of my freehould lands doe lye) my writinge Deske, my

apparell, and my picture last drawne, and the Picture of my said late sonne William

Gleson deceased. Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter in lawe Ellinor Gleson, the

some of fortie shillings in lawfull and Currant money of England, for a token of my love

to be paid unto her within sixe moneths next after my decease. Item I give and bequeath

unto my said grandchild and godsonne Israell Gleson, and to my said grandchildren

William Gleson, and Henrie Gleson, to each and every of them the some of Twentie

poundes a peece of lawfull money of England, To be severally paid unto them and enioy

of them, at such time and times, as they my said grandchildren or any of them shall

attaine unto their severall age or ages of Twentie and one yeares.  And if it shall

happent hat any of my said grandchildren shall depart this lief before they shall sevrally

attaine unto their said severall ages of twentie and one yeares a peece, Then my will

and meaninge is, that the porcon or him or them that dieth, or dye before his or their

said age or ages of Twentie and one yeares a peece, shall accrue unto the Survivor or

Survivors of them part and partlike at his or their severall age or ages of Twentie

and one yeares a peece. Provided allwaies, and my will and meaninge is, that the said

severall legacies soe given and bequeathed to my said grandchildren, Israell, William, and

Henry Gleson, shall remayne in the hands of my said wief Alice Gleson, yet so, and to

the intent, that she shall (with the advise of my Overseers, or any two of them hereunder

named, putt or lett forth the aforesaid somes of money soe as before to my said grandchildren

given and bequeathed, at such lawfull interrest, and for the best proffitt she can for the

benefitt and advantage of them and every of them. And that my said wief Alice Gleson

shall enter into bond to my said Overseers or any two of them, with condicon for the

true payment of the said legacies to my said grandchildren by me given and bequeathed

together with the use, imployment, or increase thereof to be paid unto them, or the

survivor of them at the time, and in manner aforesaid. Provided nevertheles, or notwthstanding

The premisses, and my will and meaninge is, That if there shalbe any occacon offered to laie out

and disburse any of my said grandchildrens severall legacies for their preferment, or the

preferment of any of them in any apprentishipp or Service they or any of them beinge

placed by and with the consent of my Overseers or any two of them) That then my saide

wief Alice shall disburse and paie out of the legacie of him or them soe placed and prefered,

in service such some and somes of money as shalbe agreed upon to be given to the master or

masters of him or them that shalbe so placed, my said wief takinge an Acquittance or

Acquittances for the receipt of the same money or moneyes soe paid any such master of masters

which acquittance or acquittances soe made and delivered to my said wief shalbe a sufficient

discharge for her against him or them of my said grandchildren out of which of their

legacies or legacie the same shalbe soe paid for soe much (either the whole severall legacie or

legacies or lesse) as shall appeare by the said acquittance or acquittances to be paid by my

said wief for the placinge of them or any of them in service in manner aforesaide Item

I give and bequeath and devise all and singular my landes which I hould in Fee simple

or Fee farme to me my heires and assignes in the Cittie of Bristoll or elswhere, wheresoevr

unto the said israell Gleson my grandchild and godsonne To have and to hould the saide

landes (after my said lovinge wief her widdowhood shalbe determined by her death or

marriage with any man whomsoever or otherwise after my decease) unto my said grand-

child Israell Gleson, and the heires of his bodie lawfully to be begotten And for default of

such heires of the bodie of my said Israell Gleson lawfully to be begottn I give bequeath and

devise the Remaynder of my said landes in Fee simple and Fee farme unto my said grandchild

William Gleson To have and to hould the said landes to him and the heires of his bodie

lawfully to be begotten (imediatly after the expiracon of my said wiefs widdowhood, and

decease of his said brother Israell Gelson, he dyinge without yssue of his body lawfully

to be begotten as aforesaid, and not before nor otherwise. And for default of such heires

of the bodie of the said William Gleson my grandchild lawfully to be begotten I give

bequeath and devise the Remainder over of my said lands in Fee simple, and lands in Fee

Farme unto my said grandchild Henry Gleson To have and to hould the said landes

to him and his heires and assignes for ever, after the determinacon of my said wiefs

widdowhood, and after the decease of his said brothers Israell and William Gleson

dyinge without yssue of their bodies lawfully to be begotten, and not before, or otherwise

Item whereas Sr Rowland Lacie of Shipton under Whitchwood in the Countie of

Oxon knight and Lord of the Mannor of Brislington in the Countie of Somersett

lately deceased, and Sr John Lacie knight sonne and heire apparent of the said Sr

Rowland Lacie by their Indenture of Lease bearinge date the twelveth daie of Maye

in the first yeare of the Rainge of our said Soveraigne Lord kinge Charles by the

grace of god of England Scotland France and Ireland &c have Demised granted,

and to Farme lett and sett unto me the said Israell Gleson the messuage and Tenemt

lately builded by me Scituat in Brislington aforesaid, together with all manner of

groundes, easments, woodes, waies &c to the said messuage or Tenement with the

appurtenances aforesaid, before, then, and nowe belonging and appertayninge To have

and to hould the said messuage or Tenement with the appurtenances aforesaid, to me

my Executors, Administrators, and assignes imediatly from the date of the said Indenture

of lease unto thende and terme, and for and duringe the terme of fowerscore and

nynteene yeares (if my said sonne William Gleson lately deceased and Israell Gleson

the younger, and William Gleson the younger or any of them should soe longe live)

as by the said Indenture of Lease it doth and maie at large appeare And whereas

afterwardes I the said Israell Gleson, for and to the better preferment & maintenance

of my said sonne, by my Indenture of Lease, by me made unto him the said William

Gleson my sonne, bearinge date the Twentith daie of December in the said first yeare

of the raigne of our said Soveraigne Lord kinge Charles Have demised, grannted, and to

Farme lett and sett unto him the said William Gleson my sonne his executors, administrators

And assignes all the said messuage and Tenement with all and singular the aforesaide

premisses with their appurtenances for and during the full time and terme of fowerscore

and five yeares (if he my said sonne William Gleson and Israell Gleson, and William

Gleson ^ or any or either of them should happen soe longe to live Reservinge upon the               ^ sonnes of the said

said Lease unto me the said Israell Gleson and my assignes, duringe my naturall life           William Gleson

the yearely rent of Tenne poundes PER anum to be paid quarterly with a provisoe in

the said Identure of Lease contayned in theis wordes followinge That is to saie

Provided allwaies, that if it shall heppen the said yearely rent or some of Tenne

poundes to be behinde and unpaide in part and in all by the space of tenne daies

next after any or either of the said feast daies of payment in which as aforesaid

the same is lymitted and appointed to be paid Or if the said Gleson partie

to theis presents shall att any time hereafter duringe the said terme, either by his last

will and testament or otherwise Demise or grannt, alien, lett, sett, assigned or sett over, or

by any other wayes or meanes, passe or convey awaie the said Demises premisses, or anie

part or parcell thereof to any person or persons whatsoever for any time or terme

whatsoever otherwise then onlie from yeare to yeare to an under Tenant at a Rack rent

or to some person or persons for the use and behoofe of Ellinor his nowe wief for the

terme of her pure widdowhood onlie, That then and at all times after such default of

payment of the rent hereby reserved alienacon, lettinge, settinge, Demisinge or conveying

of the premisses or any part thereof, other then as aforesaid, contrarie to the true

meaninge of theis presents This present Indenture of Lease, and everie Demise grannt

Article, Covenant, and agreement herein contayned shall cease, Determine, and be

utterly voyde and of none effect to all intents and purposes whatsoever And that

then and at all times from thenceforth afterwardes, it shall and maie be lawfull to

and for the said Israell Gleson partie to theis presents his Executors, administrators

and assignes or any of them into and upon all and singular the said Demised premisses

with the appurtenances, and everie part and parcell thereof wholie to reenter, and

the same to have againe reposseed and reinioyed, as in his or their first and former

estate or estates This Indenture or anie thinge herein contayned to the contrary thereof

in any wise notwithstandinge As in and by the said last recited Indenture of Lease

grannted to my said sonne William Gleson more at large likewise appeareth And

whereas my said sonne William Gleson Did by his Deede indented bearinge date the

Three and twentih daie of December in the said first yeare of the raigne of our

said Soveraigne Lord kinge Charles convey and assure the said messuage and Tenemt

and premisses unto Thomas Wickham of Charter house Henton in the Countie of

Somersett yeoman, and unto John Wickham of Westerleight in the Countie of Glouc

yeoman, to the use of the said Ellinor Gleson, late wief of my said sonne William

Gleson, for the terme of her widdowhood onlie, To comence and take effect imediatlie

from and after the decease of my said sonne William Gleson, As by the said last recited

Deede indented more plainely likewise appeareth. And whereas before the decease of him

the said William Gleson my sonne, he the said William Gleson my sonne Did by his

Deede unter his hand and Seale bearinge date the Three and twentith daie of Aprill

in the yeare of our Lord god 1628 in the fowrth yeare of the Raigne of our Saide

Soveraigne Lord kinge Charles aforesaid Deliver and make over unto the aforesaide

Thomas Wickham all his goodes and chattells moveable and imoveable both within doores

and without          as by the said Deede of Sale more plainely alsoe appeareth

By reason of which said Deede of sale soe made to the said Thomas Wickham contrary

to the afore recited Promiss contayned in the said Lease grannted by me to my said sonne

William Gleson The said Indenture of Lease is (by divers profound and deeplie learned

in the Comon lawes of this kingdome of England) thought in and by the said lawes

to be voyd and forfeited unto me the said Israell Gleson my Executors, Administrators

and assignes Nowe I the said Israell Gleson by this my last will and Testament Doe

Devise give and bequeath unto him the above named Israell Gleson my grandchild and godsonne

all and singular the residue of the said terme of fowrescore and nynteene yeares menconed in

the said Indenture of Lease to me grannted by the above named Sr Rowland Lacie and

Sr John Lacie knights in manner afforesaide, And likewise all the time and terme of fower

score and five yeares which are nowe accrued, or shall hereafter accrue and growe due unto

me my executors administrators and assignes by reason of the voydance and forfeiture of

the said Indenture of Lease of fowerscore and five yeares by me heretofore Demised and

granted unto my foresaide sonne William Gleson deceased in manner aforesaid (if he

the said Israell Gleson my grandchild and godsonne shall happen soe longe to live And

if he the said Israell Gleson my grandchild and godsonne shall happen to depart this

lief, and dye before thexpiracon of the said terme of fowerscore and nynteene yeares

aforesaide, or fowerscore and five yeares nowe accrewed, or hereafter to accrewe, or nowe

in manner aforesaid forfeited, or hereafter to be forfeited unto me the said Israell Gleson

my Executors, Administrators, and assignes, Then I give devise and bequeath the residue

of the said terme of fowerscore and nynteene yeares, and benefitt of the said forfeiture

of the foresaid Indenture of Lease of fowerscore and five yeares unto my foresaid grand-

child William Gleson for all the said residue of the said terme of fowerscore and

nynteene yeares, and fowerscore and five yeares, which shalbe then to come, if he the said

William Gleson my Grandchilde shall happen soe longe to live. And whereas my intent

and meaninge was from the beginninge, and soe still is, that my said grandchildren or one

of them should enioye the said premisses after the decease of their father, and after the

determinacon of their mothers widdowhood, for all the residue of the terme of yeares wch

should be then to come and unexpired, menconed in the said Lease of fowerscore and

nyneteene yeares grannted unto me, or in the said Lease of fowerscore and five yeares

grannted by me to my said sonne William Gleson as aforesaid In regard whereof, and for

feare least the said Bill of sale, or Deede of guift made by my said sonne William Gleson

to the said Thomas Wickham should take effect, and he, his Executors, administrators,

or assignes should by vertue thereof take the benefitt of the said Lease of fowerscore

and five yeares grannted by me to my said sonne after the determinacon of his said

wief Ellinor her widdowes estate therein, and so utterly dispossesse my said granchildren

thereof I therefore have entered upon the said Tenement and Sealed a lease of eiectment

or purpose to trye the title thereof, and to preserve the same for my said grandchildren

accordinge to my first intent and meaninge. Nowe therefore my will and meaninge is

That if it shall please god, to call me out of this lief before the said cause be tryed, then

I doe appoint my Executrix hereunder named to proceede in that suite (if sheh shalbe

advised by Councell learned in the lawe soe to doe) And in that case I leave and give

unto my said Executrix Thirtie poundes over and above her owne legacie and legacies

to disburse in that suite for the Recovery of the said messuage and premisses (still intending

and I doe hereby declare That my will and meaninge is, to make good my said daughter

in lawes estate in the premisses for her widdowhood onlie, but doe desire to preserve the

residue of the terme after thexpiracon of widdowhood for my said grandchildren as

aforesaid. Provided allwaies, and my will and meaninge is, That if the said Thirtie

poundes shall not be all, nor anie part thereof laid out and disbursed in the said suite

Then my will and meaninge is, that the whole, or the overplus thereof remayninge

shalbe devided amongst my said grandchildren, Israell, Willam, and Henry equally

betweene them part and partlike, and shalbe paid unto them in such manner as the

legacies herein before to them given by me are herein appointed to be paid unto them.

And my will and meaninge is, and I doe hereby appoint, that all the Evidences of my

freehould landes, and the lease of my house at Brislington aforesaid, and the Counter

parte of the Lease grannted to my late sonne William Gleson shall remayne in the

custodie and keepinge of my said wief Alice untill my said grandchilde Israell Gleson or

such other of my said grandchildren whom the same shall or maie concerne shall have

Accomplished his or their age of twentie and one yeares as aforesaid, and then to be

delivered unto him or them accordinge to my true meaninge, my said wief givinge a noat

unto my Overseers for the receipt of the said Evidences and writings by tale Item

whereas my late brother in lawe Mr John Guy one of the Aldermen of the said Cittie

of Bristoll nowe deceased, my cosen Edward Petre of the said Cittie Marchant, my

Nephewes Phillipp Ellis, and Walter Ellis of the same Cittie Merchants have lent

unto, and doe, and did stand ingaged for my said late sonne William Gleson deceased in

severall somes of money for which noe satisfaccon can be given out of his estate And

forthat I conceive my said brother in lawe and kinsmen, did soe become bound for, and

did lend my said sonne, the said somes of money for my sake I therefore being willinge

out of myne owne free will to make some part of satisfaccon to them for the debts

they have, and are to paie for my said sonne, and for the money which they have

lent unto him soe farr as my poore estate maie conveniently beare it (if I or my said

Executrix hereunder named shall recover and be possessed of the Revercon or Remainder

or residue of the said fowerscore and five yeares menconed in the said Lease grannted

to my said sonne, which shalbe to come therein of and in the said Tenement and prmisses

at Bristlington aforesaid after thexpiracon or determinacon of the widdowhood of the saide

Ellinor Gleson my daughter in lawe as aforesaid, Doe then and in that case give and

bequeath unto my sister in lawe Anne Guy the Relict and Executrix of the last will

and Testament of the said John Guy and unto my said kinsmen the severall legacies

hereafter in theis presents particularly expressed, towardes the losses and hindrances they

have, and are like to sustaine by my said sonne William Gleson deceased. That is to saie,

I give and bequeath unto my said sister in lawe Anne Guy the some of Tenne poundes in

money To the said Edward Petre five poundes in money. To the said Phillipp Ellis five

poundes in money, and to the said Walter Ellis, fortie shillings in money to be paid

unto them by my Executrix hereunder named, whithin sixe moneths next cominge after my

decease (if I shall in my lief time be soe possessed of the said residue of the said terme of 85

yeares menconed in the said Lease as aforesaid) Or ells within sixe moneths next coming

after my Executrix shalbe soe possessed of the said residue of the said terme of 85 yeares

menconed in the said Lease, and not before, nor ells, nor otherwise. Item I give and

bequeath unto my said lovinge Nephewe Phillipp Ellis Doctor Junctinns works in two

volumes in folio of and concerninge Astrologie and Astronomy. Item I give & bequeath

unto my lovinge freinde Humffrey Andrewew, all my Bookes of Heraldrie or Armorie

exceptinge my booke called Cassanens de Gloria Mundi, wherein there is discourse of

Heraldry. Item I give and bequeath unto my nephewe Francis Gleson Paraselsus works in

seaven bookes whereof one is in folio, all the rest in quarto. Item I give unto my brother

William Gleson amongest him and the rest of his sonnes (except the said Francis)

Twelve of my Bookes to be chosen by him out of all my Cattalogue of bookes (Except such

as are herein before by me given. Item all the rest of my books I give and bequeath unto

my said three grandchildren Israell, William, and Henry to be equally devided betweene

them part and partlike. Item I give and bequeath unto my ould servant Dorothy Moody

als Parker Twentie shillinges And to the maide servant that shall serve me, and my wife

att the time of my decease Twentie shillinges in money. Item I give unto        Bevan

the wief of Ellway Bevan my ould freind and neighbour tenne shillings in money Item

I give and bequeath unto the poore of the parish of Little Saint Augustines wherein I

nowe live, Three poundes of lawfull money of England to be distributed unto them by

the Churchwardens of the said parish for the time beinge Item I give and bequeath unto

the poore of other parishes in Bristoll fortie shillinges in money to be distributed in two

penny loafes of bread at the time of my funerall Item I give and bequeath unto the

vicar of Little Saint Augustins aforesaide for Tithes forgotten Tenne shillings in money

to be paid within sixe moneths next after my decease Item I give and bequeath unto the

Right worshippfull my lovinge freinds the Deane and Chapter of the Cathedrall Church

Sanctae et individua Trinitatis Bristoll, the some of fortie shillings of lawfull English

money upon the Condicon followinge, vidlt, That they shall afford me a convenient place to

be buried in, in the South Ile of the said Cathedrall Church as neere unto the place there

where my somtime lovinge wief Marrian and my deere father Walter Gleson lye buried

And withall I doe forgive and release unto them all such somes of money which shalbe due

and owinge unto me by the said Deane and Chapter at the time of my decease upon the same

Condicon and noe otherwise Item if it shall happen that my bodie be buried in the saide

Cathedrall Church, and neere the places afore specified, Then and in that case, and noe

otherwise I give and bequeath unto the Cha??ter of the said Cathedrall Church two

shillinges, and unto the master of the Choristers, two shillings And unto the pettie Cammons

eighteene pence a peece, And to every singinge man Twelve pence a peece. And to everie

Chorister sixe pence a peece. And to the Porter and Sexton there Twelve pence a peece. Item

I desire my said lovinge brother William Gleson of Marnhull in the Countie of Dorsett to

???? and yeald a true accompt with and to my Executrix undernamed and written

concerninge one Elizabeth Doninge here legacies of money, of plate, Lease of a house, and

the yearely rent thereof, and other things given and bequeathed unto her in the last will

and testament of William Doninge her late father deceased, because such her legacies were

left in and to the Custodie and care of my said lovinge brother Walter Gleson as Guardian

unto her the said Elizabeth. The which legacies of money, or plate, house, and yearely

rent, and other thinges togeather with her the said Elizabeth Doninge were delivered over

by my said father Walter Gleson (whilest he lived) into the hands care and Custodie of my

said lovinge brother William Gleson, who hath entered into Bond or obligacon with condicon

amongest other thinges, to discharge me (who am Executor to my said father, nominated in

his last will and testament, and to save me harmeles and discharge me my heires executors

administrators and assignes from all troubles suits and Demands whatsoever which she the

said Elizabeth Doninge her Executors, administrators, or assignes, maie by any manner of

waie or meanes have, comence, aske, or recover against me the said Israell Gleson my

heires, executors, administrators, or assignes, as by the said Bond and Condicon thereof more

at large appeareth Item all and singular the rest and residue of my goodes and chattells, plate

and personall estate whatsoever, not before in this my last will and testament, to any person

or persons given or bequeathed (my funeralls, debts and legacies being first discharged, satisfied

and paid, I give and bequeath unto my said welbeloved wief Alice Gleson whom I make

constitute and ordaine to be full and whole and sole Executrix of this my last will and

testament, Revoakinge hereby all former last wills and Testaments by me at any time

before made And doe acknowledge this to be my true last will and testament And I doe

hereby desire and intreat my said wief Alice Gleson and Executrix to bestowe very smale

charges as conveniently she maie in the solempinzinge of my funeralls, because and for feare

of desperatt debts due to me, that maie happen not to be recovered by her (which god forbidd)

for then my estate will not beare any great charge to be bestowed on my funerall expences

Provided allwaies and my will and meaninge is, that if my said wief, shall refuse, or shall not

within one moneth after my decease enter into Bond for the payment of the said Legacies

and somes of money given unto my said grandchildren as aforesaid, Then I doe hereby

annihilate, make voyd and take awaye the said Executorshipp from my said wief And I doe

then and in that case make and ordaine my said grandchildren Israell, William, and

Henry Coexecutors of this my last will and testament Item my will and meaninge is

And I doe by this my last will and testament ordaine, that if any Legatory to whom

I have given, devised, or bequeathed any my lands freehould, money goodes, Chattells or

plate shall goe about, endeavor, or by any meanes attempt to impugne or gainsaie this

my last will and Testament, or any legacie to any person or persons by me therein

given, devised or bequeathed, That then such Legatorie or Legatories shall fall from him

or their legacie or legacies And I doe withdrawe and take away the same legacie or

legacies from him or them, that shall soe goe, endeavour, or by any meanes attempt to

Impugne or strive against my legacie, guift, devise or bequest herein before contayned

and not otherwise And I doe hereby appoint and ordaine my foresaid lovinge brother

William Gleson, my loving nephewes Phillipp Ellis, and Walter Ellis, and my lovinge

freind George Hartwell to be Overseers of this my last will and Testament, hoping and

constantlie trustinge, that they and every of them wilbe aydinge and assisting with

their advise and indeavor, to my said wief Alice Gleson and Executrix before named in

the mannaginge and performinge of this my last will and testament, And I doe give to

each and every of my said Overseers fortie shillings a peece in money for their paines

to be taken therein Item I give and bequeath unto my nephewe Richard Ellis (whom I

hadd almost forgotten) Twentie shillings in money. And this my last will and testament

I have subscribed with myne owne hand In wittnes whereof, and of all other the

premisses I have hereunto sett my hand and seale the daie and yeare first above written

istraell Gleson. Signed, Sealed and acknowledged, by the said Israell Gleson thelder to be

his last will and testament the daie and yeare first above written In the presence of

George Harrison, Humffrey Andrewes, Rch: Hasler, Roger Roydon, George Hartwell Scr

Md. That whereas I Israell Gleson of the Cittie of Bristoll gent, did by my will

bearinge date the Seaven and twentith daie of Aprill last past before the date hereof

give and bequeath unto my grandchildren Israell Gleson, William Gleson, and Henrie

Gleson the some of Twentie poundes a peece of lawfull money of England, as appeareth

in the Third sheete of paper parcell of my said will Nowe I doe by this my Codicill

give and bequeath unto the said Israell Gleson Tenne poundes, and to the said William

Gleson tenne poundes, and to the said henrie Gleson Twentie poundes over and above

the said Twentie poundes a peece given unto them by me, in and by my said will. And I

doe declare this Codicill and the legacies hereby by me given to be parcell of my last

will and testament And I doe hereby declare, that my will and meaninge is, that the

legacies given by this my Codicill shalbe paid in such manner and forme as the saide

legacies of Twentie poundes a peece, are to be paide, and as is expressed, in my said

will. And I doe hereby intreat my lovinge wief (if she thinke fitt) and not otherwise

to bringe upp my grandchild Israel Gleson at Schooole untill he be fitt to be placed

out, and then I desire he maie be place with some Civilian in London. And I desire

my daughter in lawe Ellinor Gleson to allowe the Tenne pounds a yeare which she

nowe payeth unto my yearely towardes the bringinge upp of the said Israell Gleson

her sonne. All which I leave to the discrecon of my wief and my said daughter in lawe

as they shall thinke fitt and agree togeather And whereas I have given nothinge to

some of my freinds and godchildren in token of my love (my estate beinge weake)

I leave it to my wifes discrecon to doe as she shall thinke fitt therein, And as touching

the lease which I have of the Tenement with thappurtenances in Brislington in

the Countie of Somersett which I bought of Sr Rowland Lacie and Sr John Lacie

knights my will is, and I doe hereby declare, that the same, and all my right and

terme thereunto after my decease, shall accrewe and come unto my said grandchildren

israell Gleson and William Gleson according as I have given the same in and by my

said will of the Seaven and Twentith daie of Aprill last which legacie and bequest in

my said will touchinge the saide Lease and lyvinge I doe hereby ratifie and confirme

And so I Comende my Soule into the hands of allmightie god, and ofmy Saviour Jesus

Christ god everlastinge. In wittnes whereof I have caused this Codicill to be made

the second daie of July Anno Dni 1629 and have hereunto sett my hand and Seale the

same daie, in the presence of the wittnesses hereundernamed By me Israell Gleson

Edward Allmond, George Harrison, George Hartwell Scr

Probatum fuit testamentum [this paragraph continues in Latin to grant probate at London

on 30 August 1629]

Tricesimo die Mensis Augusti Anno Dmi Millesimo Sexcentesimo vicesimo Nono

[to] Alicie Gleson Relict

Ref: Will of William Glisson of Rampisham 1555-1570-(will 1645-1646)-

Actual Will transcribed by Phillip L. Glisson (to view actual will click here)

Last Will and Testament of William Glisson made 5^th March 1645 and proved 20 November 1647 by John Glisson

In the name of God Amen. I William Glisson of the Parish of Marnhull in the county of Dorset being stricken in years and being infirmed and sickly in body but God be praised of sound mind and perfect memory make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following. First I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God which gave it to me trusting to be saved the .. mercy of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. I give my body to commit to the earth to be buried in a Christian burial in a manner as my executor hereunto named shall seem … ITEM Whoever heretofore many years since the life time of my son Walter Glisson clerk and Rector of Marnhull I do make my will and the same do give and bequeath amongst other things the personal afronage ? advocation? And donation of the Rectory of Marnhull unto my son Walter Glisson after the death Of me and my wife to him his heirs and assigns forever and to affirm him that of …intended to make good that gift unto him. I voluntarily entered into a bond of five hundred pounds unto him that I would not revoke or alter the said will as trusting the said gifts to him, ….the said gift to him only in ….surviving me and has made and not otherwise … which … for many years since it has …

….. to sell my said son out of his life whoever … my said will should name no full …merely frustrate and void … before me the testator out of the natural affection and love which I have to his two daughters Mary and Elizabeth Glisson. Being willing to do somewhat for them only upon this condition following and not otherwise. If my daughter-in-law Mary divorces ……. Being administrator of their fathers good and her husband shall and do witness the … of … …not after … thereof given by my executor hereafter named both of the … of my decease as a …

that I give by my last will and testament given unto the said grandchildren her daughters a legacy of two hundred pounds if they shall live to attaining the personal age of eighteen years to be divided between them in equal portions. If the said Mary my daughter-in-law and her husband shall deliver the said bond of five hundred pounds to be … and shall … … … same then and not otherwise I do give this my last will and testament give and bequeath to my grandchildren Mary and Elizabeth Glisson if they shall live to attain the personal ages of eighteen years the sum of two hundred pounds of lawful money of England to be equally divided and it is my will that if either of them dies before that age the other of them surviving and attaining the of eighteen years that the survivor shall have her portion of the dying. But if my said daughter –in-law and her husband shall after be in … … … … request made by my executor willfully refuse to deliver my said bond or shall delay the date paid by the … fortnight after request made by my executor then my will is ?facto that my said legacy given to them conditionally so aforesaid shall be deemed void and frustrate as if the same had not been made. Any … herein … … to the contrary not withstanding. ITEM I give and bequeath the personal patronage declaration and donation of the Rectory of Marnhull to my beloved son John Glisson to have and to hold to him and his heirs and assigns forever. ITEM I give unto my daughter Margaret Browne the first years profit of the money of my farm that … … to me after my … … by virtue of a bond from my son William Glisson deceased. Albeit provided that he … … a debt of one hundred pounds make the … and by virtue of two bonds from my sons William Glisson, John Glisson and Henry Hoskins gentlemen. Bonding … … for her to and Mr. Carpenter of London. ITEM I give unto my other five sons Francis, Israel, Henry, James and Paul Glisson 40 shillings each to buy each of them a ring with my armor engraved upon them as a token of my rememberence being … Should leave them most beneficial portion. All the rest of my goods on bequest had I give unto my son John Glisson whom I have named my sole executor of this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all others by me formerly made and maintaining that this … shall … … … and virtue given the 5^th day of March Anno Domini, one thousand six hundred forty five 1645. (Will Glisson) signed sealed as knowledgeable make … … of witnessed under named Gilbert Ironside, Margaret Brown, signed John Russell, signed Maviery Iorine?

PROBATE: proved by John Glisson 20 Nov 1646

(notes: William of Rampisham definite son of Walter Glisson of Bristol & Joane Cooke and brother of Thomas, Israel, Marie. It appears that his son Walter is deceased by the date of this will. So I am assuming the burial record of Walter Glisson buried 1639 is him. William must have gotten the personal patronage of the rector of Marnhull from Walter which he left to his son John.)

Ref: Will of William Glisson son of William of Rampisham 1595-(1642 to 1646)-

Actual Will transcribed by Phillip L. Glisson (view actual will click here)

Public Record Office, The National Archives ©crown copyright, Catalogue Reference Prob/11/198 Image Reference 314/282

Will made 14 Jan 1642 and proved 24 Nov 1646 by Ellen Glisson

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I William Glisson of Rampisham in the county of Dorsetshire be weak of body but of good and perfect memory praise be God. I do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following. This is to … First I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God that gave it unto me having to be saviour by the long sufferings and … of my gracious Jesus Christ. ITEM I commit my body and soul to Christian burial to be buried thence … … of the parish where I shall happen to die. Therewith I have my executor hereunto mentioned to perform in and observe a private manner and as suddenly after my death and possibly she may offer therein in an manner of … of … but … an any token of … … … therefore I do wish … in my burial … … hand … so much in that my will is to the intent that this same may prove sufficient to stop the … of all … and shall … after my death to … again mind executrix for burying … … a manner. ITEM I make my dear and loving wife Ellen Glisson my whole and sole executrix of this my last will and testament and I give to her not only that moity of the farms of Rampisham which I now have in possession but all of that other moity of the said farms which is the same farm given to me after the death of my father … have and to hold the first moity … of to her home, execution administration and assigns from and … after the time of my demise dividing all the … … and time and home granted by the original will there of unto my said father under the conditions in the said original will … January the … and fourteenth anno of 1642. Signed Thomas ….

PROBATE: proved by Ellen Glisson 2 Jan 1646

Ref: Will of Alice Glesson of Bathford county of Somerset b.1623-1628 (will 1688)

Actual Will abstracted by Phillip L. Glisson (to view actual will click here

Public Record Office, The National Archives ©crown copyright, Catalogue Reference Prob/11/245 Image Reference: Aylett Quire#107-159

Last Will and Testament of Alice Gleson made 25 Apr 1653 proved 26 May 1655

Bequeath to Israel Gleson son of Israel and Mary dau of Israel Gleson

Bequeath to Israel Gleson of Brislington

Bequeaths to sister Anne Guy of county of Somerset

Bequeath to ? White, Elinor ? of county of Somerset, Jane the dau of Baker Griffin, William Greene son of William Greene of city of Bristol, ? Ellis, dau of the dau of Thomas Cult, Mary Ghrist, William Hoper my godson, poor of Little Saint Augustines Church.

Witnesses:Henry Hill, Phillipp Ellis, Mary Ellis, Henry Shrine

(note: Very hard to read. This is Alice Burke 2^nd wife and widow of Israel Glisson of Bristol, county of Somerset. Israel left most of his lands to children of his deceased son William in 1629 to his grandchildren, Israel, William and Henry. William was son of Israel by 1^st wife Marian Gough not Alice. )

Transcribed will of Alice Glesson

25 April 1653 Will of Alice Gleson of Bathford, Somerset (proved 26 May 1655)

The original document can be obtained online from The National Archives.

Source: TNA, PROB 11/245

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In the name of God Amen

the five and twentith Day of Aprill in the yeare of our Lord God one thousand six

hundred fifty and three I Alice Gleson of the parrish of Bathfoord in the County

of Somersett Widowe beinge in good health and of perfect mynd and memory

                                                                     Thanks

Thankes bee given to Allmighty god Doe make and ordaine this my last will and

Testament in manner and forme followeinge First I give and bequeath my Soule

into the hands of Allmighty god my maker And Jesus Christ his only begotten

Sonne my only Savior and redeemer and of the holy ghost my Sanctifier Stedfastly

beleeveinge that I shalbee Saved and bee made partaker of Everlastinge life by and

through the most pretious Death and passion and merritts of Jesus Christ and not by

or through any merritts of my owne And my body I Committ to the Earth from whence

it came to bee buried in Christian buriall And of that Estate wherewith it hath plea

sed god to blesse mee withall I give and bequeath as Followeth Item I give and

bequeath unto my Sister Anne Guy the Somme of Fifty pounds of Lawfull

money of England to bee paid unto her within Six moneths after my Decease

Item I give and bequeath unto my Cosen Margarett Deane the Somme of Twenty

pounds to bee payd unto her within Six moneths after my Decease Item I give ye

Somme of Tenn pounds to bee Devided by her equally betwixt her Children to bee payd

to her and them within Six moneths after my Decease Item I give unto Elnor

White my Cosen the Somme of Five pounds to bee payd unto her within Six moneths

after my Decease Item I given unto my Cosen Henry Foster my godsonne the some

of five pounds to bee payd unto him within Six moneths after my Decease Item

I give unto Ilnor Foster the Somme of Tenn pounds to bee payd unto her within

Six moneths after my Decease item I give unto Jane the Daughter of Baker Cutt

the Somme of five pounds to bee payd unto her within Six moneths after my

Decease or otherwise when Shee Shall attaine the age of Twenty and one yeares

Item I give unto my Cosen William Greene the Sonne of William Greene

late of the Citty of Bristoll gentleman Deceased the Somme of Five pounds to bee

payd unto him when hee shall attaine the age of Twenty and one yeares Item I

give unto my Cosen Elnor Ellis the Somme of Five pounds to bee payd unto

her within six moneths after my Decease Item I give unto my Cosen William Ellis

the Somme of five pounds to bee payd unto him within Six moneths after my                            ^ Item I give unto Henry

Decease Item I give unto my god Daughter one of the Daughters of Thomas Buck of Winterbourne                  Gleson ye sume of five pounds

in the County of Glocester gentleman one Sute of table lynninge beinge Damaske                                to be payd unto him within

and one Arris Coverled Item I give unto Israell Gleson the Son of Israell Gleson                       six moneths after my Decease

and Mary Gleson his Daughter the Somme of Five pounds to bee equally Devided

betwixt them and to bee payd unto them when the shall attaine their Severall ages of

twenty and one yeares Item I give unto my Cosen Mary Chrine the Daughter of Phillipp

Ellis the Somme of five pounds to bee payd unto her within six moneths after my

Decease Item I give unto William Pykes my godsonne the Somme of Five pounds to

bee payd unto him when hee shall attaine the age of twenty and one yeares Item I

give unto the poore of the parrish of Bathfoord the Somme of Twenty Shillings to bee

payd to the Overseers of the Same parrish within Six moneths after my Decease

Item I give unto the poore of the parrish of Little Sainte Augustins within the Suburbs

of the City of Bristoll the Somme of Twenty Shillings to bee payd unto the Overseers

of the Same parrish within Six moneths after my Decease Item I give unto Mr

Reed formerly Vicar of the Said parrish of Saint Augustins the Somme of five

shillings to bee payd unto him within Six moneths after my Decease Item I give

unto the Servant mayde the Somme of twenty Shillings to bee payd unto her within

Six moneths after my Decease Item I give unto Anne Fry and to her Sonne my

godsonne her other Child the Somme of Fowre pounds to bee equally Devided betwixt

them Item as Touchinge All the rest of my Estate and my ???e?alls I leave it to

my executor And of this my last will and Testament I Doe Constitute appointe and

ordaine Israell Gleson of Brislington In witnes hereof I have hereunto Sett my hand

and Seale the Day and yeare first above written In the presence of us Wee whose names

are hereunto Sibscribed will attest and witnes that the within named Alice Gleson in

her health as also in her last Sicknes whereof Shee Dyed Did utter and Say that Shee had

made her will And that it was in Such a box then Shee poyntinge and nameinge the

box wherein the Sayd will was And that one the thirtith Day of August one thousand

six

Six hundred fifty and fowre it beinge the next Day after her Death was in which sayd

box mentioned this her will found  Henry Hall  Phillipp Ellis  Mary Ellis  Mary

Skrine

This will was proved at London the Six and twentieth Day of May in the

yeare of our Lord god one thousand Six hundred fifty and five before the Judges for

probate of Wills and grantinge Administrations lawfully authorized by the oath

of Israell Gleson of Brislington the Sole Executor named in this last will and

Testament of the Sayd Deceased To whom was Committed Administration of all

and Singular the goods Chattles and Debts of the Sayd Deceased Hee the Sayd Israell

Gleson being first Sworne by vertue of a Commission well and truely to Admin

ister the Same

Ref: Will of John Glisson son of William of Rampisham 1610-(1674-1677)

Actual Will transcribed by Phillip L. Glisson (to view actual will click here)

Will made 18 May 1675 and proved 29 Nov 1677 by Mary & Hester Glisson.

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I John Glisson of Marnhull in the county of Dorset Clerk revoking all others do make this my last will and testament. I commend my soul into the hands of God that gave it and into the hands of the faithful creator trusting to be saved by his mercy in Jesus Christ and my body to be buried according to the direction of my executors. ITEM I give and bequeath unto my three sons William, Gilbert, and Francis Glisson twenty shillings apiece and as much to my daughter Elizabeth Weeks (Wells) of ?unhiad to buy each of them a ring. ITEM I give unto the poor of the Parish of Marhull twenty pounds of good and lawful money of England to be distributed among them according to the direction of my executors. ITEM I give to whoever shall happen to be my servant at the day of my death forty shillings. ITEM I give and bequeath unto my son Francis Glisson the sum of one hundred pounds to be dispensed to him according to what my executors shall think best for his advantage. All the rest of my goods undisposed of I give to my three daughters Jane, Mary, and Hester Glisson to be divided between then equally save only that I would have Jane to have ten pounds more than any of the rest and I make my said three daughters Jane, Mary and Hester Glisson my sole and whole executors of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal May the 18^th in the year of our Lord according to the computation of the Church of England 1675. John Glisson signed sealed and acknowledged in the presence of Ambrok Howe, William Yount the mark of Thomas Dowden.

Probated: 29 Nov 1677 proved by Mary & Hester Glisson

Ref: Will of Dr. Francis Glisson son of William of Rampisham 1597-(1674-1677)-

Following are (1) transcribed Will of Dr. Francis Glisson. Transcribed by Phil Dawson and edited by Phillip L. Glisson

(2) the Actual Will of Dr. Francis Glisson (to view acual will click here pg1 pg2 )

(3) genealogy notes taken from will by Phillip L. Glisson with other known family facts

Last Will and Testament of Francis Glisson made 25^th June 1674 (codicil added 10^th October 1677) and proved 29^th November 1677 by Paul Glisson.

In the name of God Amen. I Francis Glisson of New Street in the parish of St Bridgett alias Brides London Doctor in Phisick do make and declare my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. That is to say first whereas John Herne of the Middle Temple London Gent and William Marllow (?) of the Middle Temple aforesaid Gent do stand possessed of or interested in the capital messuage in the parish of St Bridgett alias Brides aforesaid wherein I do now dwell and the two messuages thereunto adjoining and situate on the East side of my said capital messuage and of and in three houses in one of the new streets between Shoe Lane and Fetter Lane in the parish of St Bridgett alias Brides by me heretofore devised unto Isaac (?) Hadley forever and by him built and the tofts and grounds whereon the same houses do stand with their and every of their appurtenances and of all my houses lands and tenements in that parish by virtue and means of a certain indenture bearing date the five and twentieth day of June Anno Domine 1674 and in the six and twentieth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King Charles the second and made or ... to be made between me the said Francis Glisson of the one part and them the said John Herne and William Marllow (?) of the other part by which I have assigned or ... to assign the same houses and premises and the general leases thereof do with two leases heretofore made to William Urmston (?) by the wardens and commonalty of the Mystery of the Goldsmiths of the City of London and by him assigned unto me two other leases thereof made by the said Wardens and commonalty to me the said Francis Glisson and one lease made to me by James Goddard unto them the said John Herne and William Marllow (?) their executors and administrators and assigns to have and to hold to them their executors administrators and assigns upon the special trust and confidence and to the intent and purpose that the said John Herne and William Marllow (?) and the survivor of them and the executors administrators and assigns of the survivor of them should assign surrender or assign and dispose of the said leases and premises in such manner and to such persons and for such intents and purposes as I the said Francis Glisson by my last Will and Testament in writing or by any writing under my hand and seal certified by two or more credible witnesses should direct or appoint as by the said recited indenture may more at large appear now I the said Francis Glisson by virtue of and according to the trusts and powers aforesaid and by virtue of all other powers ways and means enabling me thereunto do appoint and direct that my nephew Mr Francis Glisson one of the sons of my brother Mr John Glisson shall have receive take and be paid out of all the same messuages lands and tenements with the appurtenances in the parish of St Bridgett alias Brides aforesaid and the rent issues and profits thereof yearly and every year for and during all the term and time terms and times of the said leases or any of them if he the said Francis Glisson shall be so long live the yearly sum or payment of twenty pounds of lawful money of England at the feasts of the birth of our Lord God the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary St John the Baptist and St Michael the Archangel by even and equal portions the first payment thereof to be made at the end of six months after the first quarter day that shall happen after my decease. Item I do hereby give and bequeath unto my neice Mrs Jane Powell wife of Mr Richard Powell the sum of ten pounds. Item I do give and bequeath unto my brother Doctor Henry Glisson the sum of fifty pounds and the sum of ten pounds to buy him mourning. Item I do give unto my said brother's wife forty shillings to buy her a ring and to each of his two daughters forty shillings to buy each of them a ring. And I do give unto each of said brothers' said two daughters' husbands forty shillings to buy them rings. Item I do give and bequeath unto my brother Mr John Glisson ten pounds to buy him mourning. Item I do give and bequeath to Jane, Mary and Hester daughters of my said brother Mr John Glisson one hundred pounds a piece to be paid by my Executor herein after named at their respective days of marriage or at the end of three years next after my decease whichsoever of them shall first happen. And if any or either of them die unmarried before the end of three years after my decease then I will that her or their legacies so dying shall remain to the survivor or survivors of them. Item I do give and bequeath unto my nephew Mr William Glisson the sum of ten pounds to by him mourning. And I do give and bequeath unto my nephew Mr Gilbert Glisson the sum of five pounds. And I do give and bequeath unto my nephew Mr George Brown all my houses lands and tenements situate and being in Baldwins Garden near Grays Inn Lane or else in the parish of St Andrew Holborne in the county of Middlesex and all and every my leases and counterparts of leases and the rents and profits thereof and all the estate right title interest term and terms of years property claim and demand that I may or ought to have in and to the same and every or any of them to have and to hold to him the said George Brown his executors administrators and assigns for all such terms times and estate as I have may should or ought to have therein. And I do give and bequeath unto my niece Mrs Mary Conyers the sum of ten pounds. And whereas Mr John Conyers husband of my niece Mary Conyers is and standeth indebted to me the sum of eighty pounds by fealty my will and mind is that the said eighty pounds be paid unto and amongst the children of the said Mary Conyers part and part alike and be divided and shared amongst them by even and equal portions. And whereas Mr James Maydwell is and standeth indebted unto me the sum of one hundred and thirty pounds upon two several bonds one for thirty pounds and the other for one hundred pounds my Will and mind is that the said thirty pounds be paid unto and shared and divided amongst the children of the said James Maydwell and Elizabeth his wife by even and equal portions. Item I do give unto my sister Mrs Mary Hoskin if she be living at the time of my death the sum of ten pounds to buy her a piece of plate. And I do give unto my nephew John Hoskin Esquire the sum of ten pounds to buy him a piece of plate. And I do give unto my nephew Mr James Hoskin the sum of ten pounds to buy him a piece of plate. And I do give unto my niece Mrs Mary Gouge the sum of five pounds to buy her a piece of plate. And I give unto Mrs Ann Hillary the sum of five pounds. And I give and bequeath unto my niece Mrs Mary Sam the sum of thirty pounds. And I do give and bequeath unto Mrs Rachel Warfield widow the sum of one hundred pounds and also the sum of five pounds to buy her mourning. And I do give and bequeath unto Mary Warfield daughter of the said Mrs Rachel Warfield the sum of ten pounds. And I do give and bequeath unto Caius College in the University of Cambridge (of which I was formerly a fellow) two pieces of plate each of them of the value of six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence with the Arms of the said College and my Arms and as of my gist engraven thereupon. And I do give unto Trinity Hall in Cambridge aforesaid a piece of plate of the value of six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence with the Arms of the said Hall and my Arms and as of my gist engraven thereupon. I do give unto Sir George Ent Knight a piece of plate of the value of five pounds. And I do give unto Sir Charles Scarborough a piece of plate of the value of five pounds. And I do give unto Doctor (Jonathan) Goddard a piece of plate of the value of five pounds. And I do give unto Doctor Staines a piece of plate of the value of five pounds. And I do give unto Doctor ... one of the fellows of Christ College in Cambridge a piece of plate of the value of five pounds. And I do give and bequeath unto the University of Cambridge all such moneys as at the time of my death shall be due and payable unto me out of and from his Majesties Exchequer as Regius Professor of the said University. And I do hereby declare that the same money shall not be charged upon my Executor to procure the same for them but only that he do give a letter of attorney or assignment to the said University to reclaim the same of his Majesty and to give a discharge or discharges for the same and by the Law is required. And I do give and bequeath unto the said Mr John Herne the sum of ten pounds to buy him a piece of plate. And I do give and bequeath unto the said Mr William Marllow (?) the sum of ten pounds to buy him a piece of plate. And I do give unto Mrs Margaret Glisson the relict of my late brother Mr James Glisson the sum of five pounds. And I do give unto James Maydwell and Elizabeth his wife forty shillings a piece to by each of them a ring. And I give unto Mr Francis Shenton and Mary his wife forty shillings a piece to buy each of them a ring. And I give unto Mr John Conyers forty shillings to buy him a ring. And I do hereby declare and my will and mind is that my niece Elizabeth Glisson daughter of my brother John Glisson shall be paid by my Executor out of my estate according to the intent of my letter in that behold by me written to my said brother if the marriage in treaty between her and Mr Luke Weeks or (Wells) do take effect or that I do not pay the same in my lifetime the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds but if the said marriage does not take effect then my Will is she shall have the sum of one hundred pounds only. And whereas Mr James Maydwell doth owe me one hundred pounds by bond as aforesaid (which I have not herein before disposed of) And whereas Mr Francis Shenton Glass Seller doth owe me fifty pounds by bond as by the said several bonds and the several conditions thereof may respectively appear my will and mind is and I do hereby give and devise and bequeath the same several sums of one hundred and fifty pounds unto my said nephew Mr William Glisson and to my nephew Mr George Brown upon trust and confidence and to the intent and purpose that the same sums of one hundred pounds and fifty pounds may be laid out and disposed of for the use and benefit of Mary the wife of the said Francis Shenton and of her children in such manner as my Executor shall think fit or approve of. And I do give and bequeath all the rest and residue of my goods chattels and personal estate whatsoever not herein before by me disposed of my debts and funeral charges (which funeral charges I desire shall not exceed one hundred pounds being first deducted) unto my loving brother Mr Paul Glisson Clerk. And I do hereby nominate constitute make ordain and appoint my said brother Mr Paul Glisson the full and sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament. And I do hereby revoke and make void all former wills codicils and bequests heretofore by me made and given (except the Will by me made bearing date with these present as touching and concerning all my messuages lands tenements and hereditaments whatsoever which said will I do hereby further approve and confirm). In witness whereof I the said Francis Glisson have hereunto set my hand seal and published the same as my last Will and Testament of and touching my personal estate this fourteenth day of December in the year of our Lord God 1674 and in the six and twentieth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the second by the grace of God of England Scotland France and Ireland King defender of the faith. Francis Glisson. Signed dated published and declared by the above named Francis Glisson as his last Will and Testament in the presence of John Brockett, Nicholas Hooper, John Ogden, William Gray.

I Francis Glisson of New Street in the parish of St Bridgett alias Brides London Doctor in Phisick being sick in body but of sound mind and memory praise be God having heard my last Will and Testament as well concerning my real as my personal estate dated the fourteenth day of December 1674 read unto me and having considered of the same do publish and declare this present writing a codicil to be added to my said will and to be part and parcel of the same. Whereas by my said will concerning my real estate and by two several indentures of lease and release therein mentioned and recited I have conveyed settled and assured diverse messuages lands and tenements in the parishes of St Giles in the Fields and St Clement Danes in the County of Middlesex in the said indentures or last will mentioned in a certain and successive order unto certain persons therein named and by the said indentures and will more fully may appear. Now my will is and I do hereby direct and appoint that the said messuages lands and premises in whose hands or possession ... the same shall successively come or vest by virtue of any chance or chances in the said indentures and will or any of them contained shall be charged as followeth. That is to say the person and persons from time to time holding and enjoying the same shall lend unto my brother Henry upon his lawful demand the sum of five pounds per quarter of current money of England and deliver the same quarterly into the hand of my said brother and not into the hand of any other person whatsoever in manner following. That is to say upon the twenty fifth day of December five pounds upon the twenty fifth day of March another five pounds upon the twenty fifth day of June another five pounds and upon the twenty fifth day of September yearly another five pounds. The first due or delivery of the same to be made upon such of the said quarter days as shall first and next happen after my decease provided nevertheless and on this condition ... that my said brother Henry shall from time to time upon receipt of every one of the said payments or loans seal and as his act and deed define bond or obligation of the penalty of ten pounds binding himself his heirs executors and administrators to the person and persons lending the same for repayment of the same within six months next after the decease of him my said brother Henry. And my Will is further that the person and persons who shall hold and enjoy the said messuage and premises at the time of the death of my said brother Henry shall pay for and toward his decent burial the sum of ten pounds of lawful English money unto such person or persons as shall really (?) lay out or expend the like sum of ten pounds in or about the decent burial of my said brother. Item I do further give and bequeath unto my nephew Mr George Brown one hundred pounds of lawful English money provided and in case I shall in my lifetime pay unto Baldwin Higgins Gentleman one hundred pounds upon his performing certain duties made between him and me dated on or about the fourteenth day of April 1670. Then the said legacy of one hundred pounds by me herein given shall be will and said and I do hereby also give and devise unto the said George Brown the benefit of the said ... and also the sum of ten pounds to buy him mourning. And whereas by my said will relating to my personal estate I have charged my leasehold messuages in New Street aforesaid with the payment of twenty pounds per annum to my nephew Francis Glisson during his life now my Will and mind further is and I do hereby direct and appoint that my said nephew shall have and receive duly ten pounds per annum during his life and that the said messuages shall be discharged of ten pounds per annum part of the said twenty pounds per annum I formerly charged upon them as aforesaid during my said nephew's life. And I appoint that the said ten pounds per annum hereby appointed to my said nephew shall be paid to him at such time as the twenty pounds formerly given him would to be paid. Item whereas by my said will I have given to my said brother Henry Glisson the sum of fifty pounds and the sum of ten pounds to buy him mourning now I do hereby make null and void the said legacies and I do appoint that the said legacies of fifty pounds and ten pounds shall not be paid to my said brother Henry. And whereas I have by my said will given unto Mrs Rachel Warfield five pounds for mourning I do hereby make null and void the said legacy of five pounds. And whereas I have by my said will given unto Mrs Margaret Glisson widow the relict of my late brother James Glisson the sum of five pounds now I do hereby declare that the said five pounds is so given to her as a vale (?) and concession (?) to her expectation of any further gyst (?) or pension from me or my Executor after my decease. ... my hand and seal this tenth day of October Anno Domine one thousand six hundred seventy seven. Francis Glisson. Signed sealed published and declared by the said Francis Glisson as a Codicil to be added to his will and to be part and parcel of the same in the presence of Robert Whelpes, John Brockett, Nicholas Hooper, William Gray.

Ref: Will of Henry Glesson of city of Bristol county of Somerset b.1623-1628 (will 1683)

Actual Will abstracted by Phillip L. Glisson (to view actual will click here

Public Record Office, The National Archives ©crown copyright, Catalogue Reference Prob/11/390 Image Reference: Exton Quire 1-44

Last Will and Testament of Henry Gleson made 8 Sep 1683

Bequeath to son Henry house and garden in Warduten town of Bristol county of Somerset

Bequeath to wife house at St Thomas church Lands on St Thomas St. town of Bristol and my Wis??? On the Bridge of Bristol that John Lollister now holds

Bequeath lands in Wussfer county of Somerset to wife if she stays a widow, if she remarries or is deceased then land to go to son

Walter Glesson and daughter Anne Glessen if Walter reaches age of 21 and Anne the age of 18

Bequeath to friends George White the older and George White the younger

Bequeath of land in Bussleton in Brislington county Somerset land purchased from Rowland Lacy, to son Walter after marriage or death on wife

Witnesses:? Elianor Meredith, William Meredith, William Brayne, John Solwood

(notes: Henry Glisson Sr. son of William Glisson and grandson of Israel Glisson of city of Bristol. I never found his wife’s name in

will it just mentioned her as my wife. Last name may have been Baker?)

Ref: Will of Israel Gleson of Brislington county of Somerset b.1649 (will 1689)

Actual Will abstracted by Phillip L. Glisson (to view actual will click here

Public Record Office, The National Archives ©crown copyright, Catalogue Reference Prob/11/396 Image Reference: ent Quire 91-138

Last Will and Testament of Israel Gleson made 11 Jun 1689 probated19 Sep 1689

Israel Gleson of city of Brislington, county of Somerset

Bequeath to wife Magdalen of land in Brislington at Bushton and land in city of Bristol, land now in possession of Giles Merrick merchant

Bequeath to brother John Gleson of Brislington at Bushton of land in Brislington and in city of Bristol upon decease of my wife

Bequeath to sister Mary Hall wife of John Hall of Brislington also Bushton

Bequeath to brother Thomas Glisson

Bequeath to kinsman Francis Holt or Hout

Bequeath of land in city of Bristol inherited by his wife Magdalene in last will and testament of her father Benjaim Tibbott, to be in hands of his executors Thomas Day and Nathaniel Friend to be given to brother John Gleson after decease of wife Magdalene.

(note: Much of his lands were left to him by his grandfather Israel in his will. Land from Israel his grandfather and what would have been left to his father William in Brislington and city of Bristol.)

Ref: Will of Samuel Glisson (Gliffon) of Yeovil county of Somerset made 2 Jun 1685 probated 9 Jun 1690-

Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions- Will Registers Piece name of register: Dyke Quire Numbers 45-9, image ref 468/446 format pdf1.2 part#1

Actual Will click here

Abstract by Phillip L. Glisson

Bequeaths to son Samuel Glisson 200 lbs, to dau Annie 80 lbs, 10 shilling each to grandchildren, dau Elizabeth 20 shillings, son John 5 shillings, goods and chattels to wife Mary, witness, Samuel Gliffon Jr. & John Gliffon

exectrix Maria Glisson 2 Jun 1685

(this will appears to have been written right before execution of Samuel Glisson who was born 1629 son of Samuel Glisson & Ann Clarke)

Ref: Will of Mary Glifson of Plymouth, Devon, England written 23 Jun 1742 probated 20 Jul 1742-

Acutal Will click here

Bequeaths to Sarah Austin, Robetta White wife of Nicolas White, Jenny Austin, Elizabeth Motho of Plymouth, Devonshire

Bequeath to sister Anne Rosewarden spinster

Bequeath to Mr Brown’s great granddaughter now living with Mrs. Joan Earle

Bequeath to children of my sister Constance Mayno wif of Edward Mayno in county of Cornwall

Bequeath to sister Willmott Suly’s dau

Mentioned desire that Jacob Austin & Matthew Davis see to handsome interment.

Written 23 Jun 1742 probated 20 Jul 1742, Executrix Wilmot Sully widow. Witness Philip Collings, Mary Milford, Abner Pike

(note: Mary Rosegarden Glisson widow of Samuel Glisson m. in Devon lived in Wincanton, then back to Devon after husband died, no issue)

Ref: Will of Robert Glifson of Yeovil written 4 May 1761 probated 4 Jul 1767-

Actual Will click here

Bequeath, of rents of lands to be given equally to daughters Betty Manning, Mary Wright, Sarah Glifson, Martha Glifson.

Bequeath, of personal estate to wife Betty Glifson

Witness: Ann Batten, Nath Butler Batton, Robert Batton

Written 4 May 1761 proved 4 Jul 1767 by Betty Manning wife of Richard Manning, Mary Wright wife of John Wright, Sarah Glifson spinster.

Ref: Will of Israel Glisson (Gliffon) of Brislington county of Somerset made 29 Jul 1762 probated 5 Jan 1763-

Records of the Perogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions-

Actual Will click here & click here for page 2

Bequeaths to Elizabeth Pagot & Sarah Brookman both living with me

Bequeath to Mrs Andrews wife of Mr Charles Andrews of Bristol my share & interest in Grogohhan Blade Mills now used as a Schaol Mill

Bequeath, I forgive & release William Glifson previously of Bristol now of Loxton, also to every child of William all minors 10 lbs each when they reach age 21.

Bequeath, to sons & daus of my cousin Mary Wilton of Miltons, namely Thomas Willard, Sarah, Elizabeth wife of Richard Plaisier.

Bequeath, to Esther Glisson dau of my cousin Thomas Gleson late of Bristol and to ? Gleson dau of my cousin Israel Gleson who was in his majestys service but now dead if she reaches age of 21.

Bequeath, to tenant James Colston and to Elizabeth Gray

Bequeath, to Thomas Boulter of Graysham formerly my servant

Bequeath, forgive & release tenant Milborough Brookman widow

Bequeath, Elizabeth Wilton who lives with my tenant & Mrs Brookman and to my late servant John Sipyane, tenement which lies in parish of Brislington, otherwise Bussolton, Somerset

Bequeath, to my cousin Mary Wilton of Brislington said widow of during her natural life 6 lobs per anum,to Elizabeth Pagot spinster and dau of Joseph Pator late of Bristol,

Bequeath, to Edward Lyno only son of Edward Lyin of Bristol, to Mrs. Andrews

(note: Israel Glisson son of probably John & Ann Glisson of Brislington, lands he left appear to be lands that Israel Glisson bought of Rowland Lacy in 1590’s and left to Israel child of his only dead son William,

to be given to him after death or remarriage of his 2^nd wife Alice. Alice did leave the lands to Israel b. 1623 who left it to his son Isarael b.1649 who had no issue thus left to his brother John after death or remarriage

of his wife Magdalene. Who did remarry soon after Israel death. John then left to Israel?)

Ref: Will of Amelia Glifson of Clifton, Bristol, Gloucester, England written 1 Apr 1843 probated 28 May 1845 by executors John Mais Esquire & John Blake-

Records of the Perogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions

Actual Will click here

Amelia Glifson of 6 ? Parade in the Parish of Clifton in the City of Bristol, widow

Bequeath, to Reverend John Bowman of the Parish of Clifton 100 lbs

Bequeath, to his curate the Reverend William Knut 100 lbs

Bequeath, to Mr John Blake of the Parish of Saint Mary Redcliff, City of Bristol, Surgeon 50 lbs

Bequeath, to Ann Potter wife of said John Blake 50 lbs

Bequeath, to my brother John Mais now residing in London 1/7 part or share of my personal estate

Bequeath, other 6 parts equally divided between the children of John Mais by his late wife to be given as they reach age 21 or marriage, if any die before age 21 that share to be equally divided among the other

Survivors. Will written 1 Apr 1843 witness H.M. Arnbury of Bristol, executors John Mais Esquire and John Blake, Probate 28 May 1845.

(note: Amelia married Thomas Glisson of Clifton who was born about 1780 and died about 1830. Thomas probably son of Israel Glisson who died 1830 in Clifton. No issue)

For one of the best accounts of the life of Dr. Francis Glisson please click http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2311879/pdf/annrcse00223-0004.pdf

Other Nephews and Nieces mentioned in Will of Dr Francis Glisson that I do not know who their parents are they could be children of any of the above:

Mrs. Mary Gough d. after 1674

Mrs. Mary Sam d. after 1674

Others mentioned in Will that could be related but not listed in Will as being a relative or how related:

James & Elizabeth Maydwell, (James Maydwell did marry a Elizabeth Glisson) dau of Walter

Mrs. Rachel Warfield & daughter Mary Warfield,

Mrs. Ann Hillary,

Francis & Mary Shenton (Francis Shenton did marry a Mrs. Mary Glisson)

Others mentioned in Will that are most likely not a relative: friends or work related

John Herne, William Marlow (Barlow), Isaac Hadley, William Urmston, James Goddard, John Brockett, Nicholas Hooper, John Ogden, William Gray, Robert Whelps, Baldwin Higgins,

Sir Charles Scarborough, Sir George Ent who was a Knight, Doctor Goddard (probably Doctor Jonathan Goddard)

Descendants of Thomas Glisson of Suffolk England from his son Walter

Thomas Glisson/Glesyn/Gleson/Gliston #5167 b. abt 1490-1510 Suffolk, England, m. unknown #5168. d. probably

in county of Suffolk, England unknown if he left Suffolk and ever lived in Bristol, Gloucester County England

I.Walter Glisson/Glysson/Gleson #5169 (Thomas) b. abt 1520-1525 of Bristol, Common Somerset but probably born in county

of Suffolk, England, d. 1604-1607 at either Bristol or Bathford in common Gloucester/Somerset. Buried Little Saint Augustine Abbey at the

Cathedral Church cemetery now just called Bristol Cathedral. Left will dated 14 Jan 1604 listed as being of Little St Augustin Parish, city of Bristol. Probated 1607. Source Index of the wills and

administrations in the probate registry at Bristol 1572-1792. To see transcription of will see above wills. m. Joane or Jane Cooke #5170. Joane of Bristol, England,

dau of ? Cooke & ? Gourney. Joane Glysson buried 29 Jun 1584 Bristol, Gloucester County, England. Their son Thomas mentioned in

his will that he inherited property from father Walter Gleson in Bathford. In will of Walter Gleson he mentions, sons William & Israel and dau Mary deceased wife of William Ellis. He also mentions

son –in-law Thomas Pryn?

He list grandchildren, children of his son William as Mary, William, Francis, Walter, Thomas and ? Gleson. Before this will I did not have Thomas as a son of William. Also children of William

Margaret b. 1602, Israel b. 1603 and Hester b. 1604 not listed. Also Joan b. 1592 only child of 1^st wife Margaret Bamfield not listed, and no other records on her she must have died before 1604. Children of

William, John, Henry, James, Paul, Alice, and Humphrey born after will was written.

He list grandson William, only child of his son Israel.

He list grandchildren, Phillipe, Israel, Walter, Mary & Richard Ellis, children of deceased dau Mary wife of William Ellis. He did not mention grandson Henry Ellis

He did not list any grandchildren of deceased daughter Elizabeth wife of Thomas Pryn.

Walters son Thomas died 1597 unmarried, and the rest of his children died before maturity.

Walter also listed cousin Emanual Ashe, and cousin Elizabeth Lambe? Hard to read exact spelling in will.

A. Elizabeth Glisson #5171 (Walter/Thomas) b. 1550-52 m. 14 Nov 1570 Bristol, Gloucester , England Thomas Pryn # 5175. Thomas listed as Thomas Price:

of Bristol, common Gloucester, England on the 1623 Visitation of Somerset, of Family of Walter Glisson & Joane Cooke and as Thomas Bryne on visitation of Dorset.

I believe Thomas Pryn is correct since many of the Pryn family listed in Bristol , including Thomas list in other records. Elizabeth not mentioned in either Thomas or Israel will. However she was listed in Visitation of Somerset 1623 of Israel Glisson, deceased before 1623. Elizabeth Gylsson Pryn buried 26 Jun 1591 Bristol, Gloucester County England. Thomas Pryn m. (2) 30 Mar 1598 to Joyce Deis in Bristol, Gloucester. Joice Deis Pryn buried 6 Jun 1599 Bristol, Glocester County England. Thomas Pryn buried 1 Apr 1607 Bristol, Gloucester County England occupation listed as Notarie Public.

1. Agnes Prin #12777 (Elizabeth/Walter/Thomas) b. 1589 baptized 13 Jan 1589 Bristol, Gloucester County England d. prob 1589-1604.

B. Thomas Glisson/Gleson #12386 (Walter/Thomas) b.1553-1559 d.abt 1597 left will dated 19 Mar 1597 bequeathing property he

inherited from his father Walter in Bathford, common Somerset to brothers Israel & William Gleson and to sister Marie Ellis.

appears to have been single.

C. Israel Gleson/Glisson #5173 (Walter/Thomas)b. bef 1556 in Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, of the city of Bristol,

county of Gloucester, England d. 1639 left will dated 30 Aug 1629 buried at Little Saint Augustine Abbey at the Cathedral

Church now just called Bristol Cathedral. Israel of Bristoll, England, Batchelor of the Civil Law, was living in 1623. . Israel left

bequeaths to brother William Glisson, sister Maria Ellis and to nephews and to his grandchildren.

Israel listed in The Members of the University of Oxford, 1500-1714. Oxford: Parker and Co., 1888-1892 as following,

Page 572- Israel Glisson (Gleeson), Hart Hall, matic, entry under date 1572, sup. For B.C.L. 1573; B.C.L. from St. John’s College

30 Oct 1591. See O.H.S. xii 53. Probably at least 16 thus born before 1556.

m. abt 1594 (1) Marian Gough #5178 b. abt 1563 Hewelsfield, Gloucester, England , d. abt 1595-1604 also buried at Bristol Cathedral.

Marian dau of George Gough of Howerfield/Hewelsfiled/Huelsfeld in Co. Glouchester, England & Mary Warren of St. Brenis/Breuils

Glouchester, England. Marion Gough is descendant of a long Royal Celtic line.

m. (2) 29 Oct 1604 at St Michael, Winterbourne, Gloucester, England to Alice Bucke #5180 b. abt 1584 St Michael, Winterbourne, Gloucester,

England Alice of Winterbrone, Co. Glouchester, England, marriage listed her as Alse Buck. She was dau of James Bucke of Winterborne, Gloucester,

England son of Mathew Bucke who left will 25 Aug 1631 probate 18 Nov 1631 nameing sons John, Francis, James, Thomas, Michael, Peter and dau

Mary Bucke and wife Anne Parke brother George Bucke. Alice left will dated 25 Apr 1653 see above wills.

1. William Glisson/Gleson #5179 (Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. 1595 baptized 25 May 1595 at St Augustine the Less, Bristol, Gloucester, England

d. 1628-1629 Bristol or Brislington, common Somerset England m. Ellinor Wickham #5181 b. of Pucklechurch, Gloucester, England.

William living in 1628 sold land on 20 Apr 1628 but deceased by 30 Aug 1629. Of Beilington, in Common Somerset. Ellinor of Puckle Church in Co. Gloucester.

a. Israel Glisson/Glison #5182 (William/Israel/Walter/Thomas)b. 1621 baptized 14 Jun 1621 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng d. 1680 buried 11 Jun 1680

St. Luke Church cemetery, Brislington, Somerset, England. m. 21 May 1646 to Marye Wade #12407 at Bristol, St. Augustine the Less, Gloucester. Mary b. abt 1624 d. 1664

buried 25 Nov 1664 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(1) Mary Glisson #12912 (Israel/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. 1647 baptized 24 Oct 1647 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng d. aft 1689 m. 1687 License at Bath & Wells Diocese

Somerset, England Source Boyd’s 1^st series 1538-1775, to John Hall Jrn #12953. Mary was listed as dau of Israel in will made 1653 of Alice Glisson widow of her great grandfather Israel.

(2) Israel Glisson/Glison #12408 (Israel/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. 1649 baptized 16 Oct 1649 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng d. 17 Jun 1689 in Brislington, county of Somerset,

England, buried at St Luke Church cemetery-Brislington, county of Somerset. will probated 19 Sep 1689 of Brislington, common Somerset England m. 01 Aug 1683 at Dundry, Gloucester

County, England to Magdalene Tibbett #12409 dau of Benjamin Tibbett. No children listed in will. Names brothers John & Thomas and sister Mary Hall. Magdalene

m.(2) to William Webb 9 Sep 1691 Somerset County England after Israel died. Israel was listed as son of Israel in will made 1653 of Alice Glisson widow of his great grandfather Israel.

(3) John Glisson/Glison #12913 (Israel/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. aft 1651 of Brislington, common Somerset England d.11 Jan 1695 buried St. Luke

Church cemetery-Brislington, common Somerset m.abt 1671 to unknown #12935 b.abt 1650

(a.) John Glisson #12919 b. abt 1671 d. 1737 buried 27 Jul 1737 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng m. to Ann ? #12939 b. abt 1675 d. abt 1736 buried 16 Mar 1736-37 St Luke

Cemetery, Somerset, Eng

(1) Mary Glisson #12929 b. abt 1691 baptized 12 Apr 1691 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(2) John Glisson #12930 b. abt 1693 baptized 18 Feb 1693-94 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, England. d. 1716-1723 probably Bristol, Glouchester, England. m. 1716 to Elizabeth

Edgley #12935 Bristol Cathedral, Glouchester, England. License 1716 at Diocese of Bath & Wells listing her as Eliz Edgly. Per Boyd’s 1^st series. Elizabeth d. after 1723. Per UK

Register of Duties paid for Apprentices Indentures 1710-1811, John was list on 20 Jul 1716 as John Glefson of Bristol, occupation Baker, apprentice Joseph son of Rich Amey of

Loxbury, Herefore. Elizabeth was listed on 18 Jul 1723 as Eliz Glefson of Bristol widow, occupation Baker, apprentice Tristram son of Tristram Trusted of Staunton Glove. Thus,

John died between these 2 apprenticeships.

A. Jone Glisson #12931 b. abt 1716 d. abt m. 10 Apr 1735 St Luke Church, Brislinton, Somerset, Eng to Isaac Fillimore #12932.

B. Jane Glisson #12933b. abt 1718 d. m. 11 May 1739 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng to John Linard #12934.

(3) Female Glisson #12937 b. d. abt 1716 buried 6 Jun 1716 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(4) Child Glisson #12938 b. d. abt 1718 buried 13 Mar 1718-19 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(b.) Dority Glisson #12920 b.abt 1673 m. 1 Jun 1693 at St Philip & St Jacobs, Bristol, Gloucester Co. England . to Stephen Watts #12940.

(c.) Elizabeth Glisson #12921 b. abt 1678 d. 1686 buried 24 Jan 1686-87 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(d.) Thomas Glisson #12922 b. abt 1680 m. license 1704 Bath & Wells diocese, to Joan Haiward #12941. Source Boyd’s 1^st Misc. Series 1638-1735.

(e.) Israel Glisson #12923 b. abt 1685 d, abt 1762 buried 21 Oct 1762 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng, will made 29 Jul 1762 probated 5 Jan 1763 metions Esther Gleson

dau of cousin Thomas Gleson, also dau of cousin Israel Gleson. Also mentions William Glisson formerly of Bristol now of Loxton. No relationship given. But they

would have been 2^nd cousins both great grandsons of William Gleson & Eleanor Wickham. It appears this Israel had no issue, and he ended up with most of

Brislington land that once belonged to Walter Glisson, then to Israel Glisson, then to Alice 2^nd wife of Israel, then to Israel Gleson their grandson, then to John then to

Israel and he left it to Elizabeth Pagot & Sarah Brookman, 2 women who was living with him. Israel m. (1) 1730 to Martha (Mtha) Paget #12942, license at Bristol Diocese, Gloucester

England, source Boyd’s 1^st Misc. Series m. (2) 1743 to Mary Hasel #12943 license at Bristol Diocese, Gloucester, England source Boyd’s 1^st Misc series. No issue by either wife.

The Elizabeth Pagot that he left ½ of his estate to was probable sister? To Martha Paget. Martha Paget Glisson d. 1738 buried

19 Apr 1738 at St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, England.

(4) Thomas Glisson #12914 (Israel/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1657 of Brislington, Somerset England m. 11 Feb 1685 at St. Philip & St. Jacobs, Central Bristol, Gloucester,

England to Mary Eleanor/Hester/Esther/ Stevens #12944 b.abt 1662 d.1690-98. Brislington is a suburb of West Bristol. Thomas not mentioned in will made 1653 of Alice Gleson

widow of his great grandfather Israel. Thus born after 1653. Thomas’s wife Hester d. 1736 buried 23 Oct 1736 St Luke, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(a.) Eleanor Glisson #12924 b. 1686 bap 21 Oct 1686 Temple Church, central Bristol, Glouchester, England

(b.) Thomas Glisson #12925 b.abt 1690 m. (1) abt 1719 to unknown #12945 m.(2) 10 Dec 1724 at Bedminstrer, Somerset, ENG to Mary Bowers #12947. Bedminster was a suberb in South Bristol.

Thomas listed in Poll Book of Parish of Temple in 1739

(1) Margaret Glisson #12946 bap 27 Nov 1720 St James Church, central Bristol

(2) Esther Glisson #12948 bap 23 Jan 1725 at St Philip & St Jacob, Bristol, Glouchester ENG

(3) Thomas Glisson #12949 bap 13 Aug 1727at St Philip & St Jacob, Bristol, Glouchester ENG

(4) Ann Glisson #12950 bap 21 Jul 1730 at Temple Church, central Bristol, Glouchester ENG

(c.) Israel Glisson #12926 b. 1699 baptized 1699-1700 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng d. d. before 1755 of St. Mary’s Redcliff m. 1 Apr 1736 to Elizabeth Douzen #12951 in

Quedgeley, Gloucester, England. Quedgeley is a few miles north of Bristol. Elizabeth, widow of Israel Glisson, laborer and Sarah her daughter, from St. Mary’s Redcliff,

Bristol was removed by Overseers of the Poor of Bristol, to her legal residence. Israel listed as cousin of Israel Gleson who left will 1762, and listed as being in his majestys service.

(A.) Sarah Glisson #12952 b. 1736- 1755

(d.) male Glisson #12927 b. abt 1703 buried 18 Jul 1704 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(e.) John Glisson #12928 b. 1706 baptized 23 Mar 1706-07 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng

(5) William Glisson #12915 (Israel/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. 1660 baptized 24 Feb 1660/61 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, End d. 1661 buried 4 Apr 1661

St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset, Eng.

b. William Glisson #5183 (William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. 1623 baptized 25 Jul 1623 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset England d. unknown d.1664 buried

25 Nov 1664 St Luke cemetery, Brislington, Somerset, England. William listed on Somerset Parish Apprentices 1575-1800, 1639 Brislington, Somerset, England.

No other records found on William he may have died without marrying or moved away from area.

c. Henry Glisson #12402 (William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. 1627 baptized Aug 1627 St Luke Church, Brislington, Somerset England d. 1684 m. abt 1650 to unknown #12403 will dated 8 Sep 1683,

Henry mentions his wife as wife no name,

bequeaths to son Henry and to Henry Jr. dau & daughters, son Walter and dau Anne. No others mentioned. Notes on Henry Glisson, He was removed as

Alderman of Bristol on 8 Jun 1668, Sheriff of Bristol 1676-77. 1669-1684 death

(1) Henry Glisson #12404 (Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b.1651-1655 m. 31 Oct 1676 to Mary Day #12784 at St Thomas Church, Bristol, Gloucester County, England.

(a.) Female Glisson #12785 (Henry/Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1678 d. after 1683-1696. Not listed in inhabitants of Bristol 1696 with parents In will of Henry

Glisson Sr. 1683 she may be one of dauthers of Henry Jr. listed just as daughters.

(b.) Female Glisson #12786 (Henry/Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas)b.abt 1680 d. 1683-1696. Not listed in inhabitants of Bristol 1696 with parents In will of Henry

Glisson Sr. 1683 she may be one of dauthers of Henry Jr. listed just as daughters.

(c.) Elizabeth Glisson #12783 (Henry/Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1682 d.1683 buried 18 Jul 1683 at Christ Church, Bristol England. Deceased before will of

Grandfather Henry Sr. 1683.

(d.) Henry Glisson #12787 (Henry/Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b.1684-1693 Not born yet or mentioned in will of Grandfather Henry Sr. 1683. But listed with Henry Jr.

as child in Inhabitants of Bristol 1696.

(e.) Benjamin Glisson #12788 (Henry/Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b.1694 baptized 24 Oct 1694 at St. Thomas Church, Bristol. Listed with parents Henry Gleson Jr.

& Mary in Inhabitants of Bristol 1696. d. 14 Mar 1755 m. 14 Jul 1737 to Ann White #12789 at St. Michaels, Bristol, England. St. Michaels in heart of Stoke Gifford Northern

suburb of Bristol. Benjamin Glisson Sheriff of Bristol 1733. Benjamin listed in UK Register of Duties Paid for Apprentices Indentures 1710-1811 as apprentice to Sir Thomas

Day, Knight, of Bristol, Soap maker, Benjamin mentioned in will of William Higgins, Grocer & Tobacconist now partner Mr. Benjamin Glisson, soapmaker & Tobacconist of Bristol 14 Feb 1721.

(2) Walter Glisson #12405 (Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas) b. 1663-1679 d. 1703 buried 21 Feb 1703 at St. Andrews, Chew Magna, Somerset, England

m. 22 May 1701 at St Andrews, Chew Magna Parish, St. Andrews, Somerset England to Ann Vele #12791, Walter occupation listed as Clothier.

(a.) William Glisson #12792 (Walter/Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas)baptized 8 Mar 1701/1702 St. Andrews, Chew Magna, Somerset England, of St. Mary’s Redcliff, William listed in UK Register

of Duties Paid for Apprentices Indentures 1710-1811 for 19 Apr 1717, William Glisson apprentice to Betty Skuse of Bristol Soap maker, Betty widow of Jn Skuse. William listed as

son of Walter Glifson deceased.William was admitted Burgess of Bristol 26 Feb 1726, m. 28 Jul 1729 KewStoke, Somerset, Eng, to Silvestra Hebdon #12954 b. about 1703 dau of Richard

Hebdon b.1667 d. 1721 & wife Mary Beachamb of Bleadon who m. 1701 Weston, Super Mare, Richard d. before 1740 Loxton, Somerset, England and was son of Richard

Hebdon & Sylvestrie Baynham. Groom abode St Mary Redcliff, Bristol, Bride abode Lockston on marriage document in 1729.

(A.) Sylina Glisson #12793 b. abt 1731 baptized 2 Sep 1731 St Paul Church, Keystoke, Somerset, Eng

(B.) Berenice Glisson #12794 b. abt 1733 baptized 19 Aug 1733 St Nicholas Church, Uphill, Somerset, Eng

(C.) Benjamin Glisson #12795 b. 17 Mar 1736 bap 6 Apr 1736 Loxton, Somerset, England d. m. 2 Jan 1775 Loxton, Somerset, England to Sarah Baker #12796. Benjamin admitted as

Burgess of Bristol 19 Oct 1774, Occupation Sawyer.

(D.) Sylvia Glisson #12797 b. 1738 bap 3 Oct 1738 Loxton/Luxborough, Somerset, England

(E.) Henry Glisson #12798 b. 1741 bap 14 Dec 1741 Loxton, Somerset, England d.infant ?

(F.) Henry Hebdon Glisson #12799 b. 10 May 1742 d. 1816 buried 22 Nov 1816 Loxton, Somerset, England m. 4 Mar 1776 Loxton, Somerset, England to Mary Hancock #12800 b. 1743

buried 30 Aug 1825 Loxton, Somerset, England. Henry burial record listed him as Asebdin Glysson. He lived in Banwell 1781-1785. Admitted as Burgess of Bristol

19 Oct 1774 occupation Colourman.

A. William Glisson #12801 b. 1776 bap 21 Apr 1776 Loxton, Somerset, England, buried 7 Oct 1778 Loxton, Somerset, England.

B. Sylvestra Glisson #12802 b. 1778 bap 7 Oct 1778 Loxton, Somerset, England buried 22 Apr 1863 St. Andrews Church, Burnham on Sea, England, m. lic 6 Mar 1803

Loxton/Luxborough, Somerset, England married 31 Mar 1803 Loxton/Luxborough, Somerset, England to William Wynne #12803 b. 16 Oct 1775 North Petherton,

d. 1854, buried 14 Jun 1860 at Christon, England. Occupation farmer, laborer, pauper in 1851 census.

1. William Wynne #12805 b. 1815 Christon, England bap 17 Sep 1815 Christon, England buried 18 Jun 1884 St. Andrews Church, Burnham on Sea, England m.

20 Mar 1841 Burnham on Sea to Joanna Dunn #12806 b. 1815 Berrow, England bap 28 Feb 1815 Berrow, England d. 13 Mar 1854 Burnham on Sea, England.

C. William Glisson #12804 b. 1786, bap 1786 Banwell, England. Buried 26 Sep 1868 Loxton, Somerset, England. William listed in 1851 & 1861 census as widow age 64 and 74.

(G.) Ann Glisson #12807 b. 1746 bap 30 Oct 1746 Loxton/Luxborough, Somerset, England

(H.) unknown Glisson #12808 b. 1747 bap 8 Jul 1747 Loxton, Somerset, England d. infant ?

(I.) Bernice Glisson #12809 b. 1748 bap 9 Feb 1748 Loxton, Somerset, England m. 8 Jul 1783 at Old Church St. Pancras, London, England to James Banford #12810 b. 7 May 1758 d. 1796-8

(J.) Israel Glisson #12811 b. 1755 bap 18 Jan 1756 Loxton, Somerset, England d. 1830 buried 28 Nov 1830 Clifton, Gloucester, England. m. unknown #12812.

Israel admitted as Burgess of Bristol 19 Oct 1774 occupation Colourman. Israel list in the UK Poll Books & Electoria Registers 1538-1893 in 1774 in Lockston, Somerset as occupation

Colourman, in 1781 at St Mary Redcliff, Gloucester occupation Colourman and in 1812 in Clifton, Gloucester occupation Colouman.

A. Thomas Glisson #12813 b. abt 1780 Clifton, Gloucester, England d. bef 1830 m. to Amelia Mais #12814.

(K.) Beredine Glisson #12815 b. 1756 bap 6 Dec 1756 Loxton/Luxborough, Somerset, England d. young ?

(3) Anne Glisson #12406 (Henry/William/Israel/Walter/Thomas)b. 1665-1682 listed in Will of Henry Glisson Sr. dated 1683 as dau, under age of 18. m. 23 May 1699 at St. Mary’s Redcliff,

Bristol, Glouchester, England to Roger Wilkins #. Listed in inhabitants of Bristol 1696 as single living with Ann Hodges. Both were adult women.

D. Marie (Mary) Glisson #5172 (Walter/Thomas)b. 1560-1562 buried 17 Sep 1599 Bristle, Gloucester County England

m. 4 Jan 1579 in Bristol, Gloucester County England to William Ellis #5177 b.in Bideford. William of Bristol,

Gloucester, England. She was mentioned in will of her brother Thomas in 1597, also mentioned in Visitation of Somerset

1623 of Israel Glisson but not in will of Israel Glisson in 1629. William Ellis held offices, sheriff of Bristol 1583-84, alderman by 1597, Mayor 1598-9, 5

sons 1 dau, will made 12 May 1610 proved by son Philip on 15 May 1610, he left 10 pds to poor of Bristol, 10 pds to those of Biedeford where he was born, was a Bristol MP

1 Phillippe Ellis #12389 (Marie/Walter/Thomas) b. 1582 baptized 15 Sep 1582 Bristol, Gloucester County England m. 16 Sep 1621 at St Augustine

The Less, Bristol, Gloucester, England to Mary Meredith

2. Israell Ellis #12778 (Marie/Walter/Thomas) b. 1583 baptized 16 Dec 1583 Bristol, Gloucester County England

3. Marie Ellis #12390 (Marie/Walter/Thomas) b. 1586 baptized 8 Aug 1586 Bristol, Gloucester County England m. 6 Jan 1605 Bristol, Gloucester

County England to William Prynnes.

4. Walter Ellis #12391 (Marie/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1588 m. 25 Dec 1621 in Bristol, Gloucester County England to Elizabeth Griffith.

5. Richard Ellis #12392 (Marie/Walter/Thomas) b. 1591 baptized 12 Nov 1591 in Bristol, Gloucester County England

6. Henrie Ellis #12779 (Marie/Walter/Thomas) b. 1594 baptized 17 Aug 1594 in Bristol, Gloucester County England. Not mentioned in grandfather Walter Gleson will in 1604.

E. Margaret Glisson #12774 (Walter/Thomas) b abt 1563 buried 20 Aug 1565 in Bristol, Gloucester County England

F. Johanna (Johan) Glisson #12775 (Walter/Thomas) b about 1565 buried 20 Sep 1565 in Bristol, Gloucester County England

Baptism list her as Johan female dau of Walter

G. Walter (Wates) Glisson #12385 (Walter/Thomas) b.1567 baptized 1 Jan 1567 at All Saints, Bristol, Gloucester, England. This baptism was either for Walter son of Walter &

Joan. Or it may have been for Walter senior, batised as an adult. Because in the baptism it listed father as Thomas not Walter. If it was for son Walter then he would have

Died young before maturity because there is no other mention of him.

H. William Glisson #5174 (Walter/Thomas) b. 1571 baptized 1 Jun 1571 in Bristol, Gloucester

England. buried 10 Mar 1646 at St Gregorys the Great in Marnhull, Dorset County England. William was

listed as William of Rampisham in the Visitation of Dorsetshire in 1623. He made his will 5 Mar 1645 in Marnhull Parish and

it was proved 20 Nov 1647 by his son John Glisson. William called William of Ramphisham in most records pertaining to him. However he was born in Bristol, Glouchester,

England, married (1) in Chilfrome, Dorset, England about 1591. Married (2) 1594 in South Parrott Parish, Dorset, England, son William baptized 1595 at Cattistock, Dorset

England. Unknown where children Francis, Mary, Walter and Thomas were born or baptized. Dau Margaret & son Israel baptized in Dorchester, Dorset England. The first

Baptism in Ramphisham was in 1604. Chilfrome, South Parrott, Cattistock, and Ramphisham were all within a few miles of each other. Thus William lived near Ramphisham,

1591 to about 1639. Was in Marnhull by at least 1639 and died 1645 in Marnhull. So it appears he may have moved around a lot.

m. (1) abt 1592 Margaret Bamfield #5198 b. abt 1571 d. abt 1593 Margaret: dau of Richard Bamfield of Chilfrome in Common Dorset, descended of Bamfield

of Pottimer in Devon. Chilfrome, Cattistock, and Rampisham parish all bordering parishes in SW Dorset. Margaret Bamfield is not dau of Richard Bamfield & Elizabeth

Sydenham who was b.1578. This Margaret married to William Lacy in 1604. Plus if she married William Glisson abt 1590-92 she would have only been 12 years old.

The Bamfield line goes way back and Glisson researchers trying hard to connect to it in error. Instead she is dau of Richard Bamfield of Chilfrome, Dorset, England.

This Richard may have been son of Richard Bamfield & Elizabeth Sydenham which says he was b. 1560, he was born 1550 instead this could be Ricahard of Chilfrome.

At any rate he is connected to this Bamfield line somehow.her line. Also Margaret Bamfield who did marry William Glisson only had one daughter Joane by William,

all the rest of William Glisson’s children are from his wife Mary Hancock. According to the Visitation of Dorsetshire in 1623 Margaret was mother of William’s child Joane only.

1. Joane Glisson #5199 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1592 d. young before 1604.

m.(2) 13 Jun 1594 South Parrott Parish, Dorset County England to Mary Hancock #5184 b. abt 1574 d. 1642 buried 23 Nov 1642 at Marnhull, Dorset, England.

Mary dau of John Hancock of South Perrott in Common Dorset or of Kingsweston of Common Somerset, & Jone Meere. John Hancock was Rector of South Perrott &

Rector of Marnhull 1587-1630.Jone Mere dau of Hugh Meere of Sherborne in Common Dorset & Alice Alombridge. Mary was mother of 14 children of William’s.

John Hancocke b. d.1630 buried 3 Dec 1630 at Marnhull, Dorset, England. son of Thomas Hancocke of Preston, Leicester and ? Cartwright. See above Visitation of

Dorset for several generations of ancestors of John Hancock & Joane Meere.

2. William Glisson #5185 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1595-, christened 2 Jun 1595 Cattistock, All Saints, Dorset, ENG,

m. Ellen ? #11575, d.1664 Dorset, England buried 14 Jan 1664 at Powerstock, Dorset, England. Powerstock is just a couple miles from Rampsham, Cattistock, Chilfrome.

William died 1642-1646, Marnhull, Dorset, ENG. In Visitation of Dorsetshire 1623 William, filius

et heres aet 26, 1623. or age 26 in 1623. William made will 14 Jan 1642 proved 24 Nov 1646 by wife Ellen. No children were listed.

Ellen: Proved husbands will 2 Jan 1646.

3. DOCTOR Francis Glisson #5186 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1597, probably Cattistock, not Ramphisham as most believe, Dorset, England, m.(1) to Ann ?

Ann burial at St Andrews, Holborn, city of London m. (2) 9 May 1638 at St. Andrews, Holborn, city of London to

Mary (Maria) Morgan #5200, b. abt 1599 of Rhiw'perrai, Llanfedw, Glamorganshire, Wales, d. 1641. Francis died 14 or 16 Nov 1677 buried 22 Oct 1677,

in London, England, bur. St. Brides Church-Fleet St. London, ENG. Dr. Francis Glisson known was a Master

of the Arts. Many historical articles have been written about him. Best known for work on Ricketts and on internal

medicine involving the liver. Capsule of Glisson is known today as a medical condition. Will made 25 Jun 1674 proved

29 Nov 1677 by his brother Paul. No wife or children was listed in his Will. Mary: Daughter of Sir Thomas Morgan

(Knight) and Catrin Lewis. Francis admitted to Gonville & Caius College 1617 age 18 as 2^nd son of William of Rampisham.

See above references for Cambridge & Oxford Alumni.

a. Male Glisson #5201 (Francis/William/Walter/Thomas) d. young.

4. Mary Glisson (Maria Gleson) #5197 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1598, Dorset, ENG, m. 30 Apr 1618 at

Rampisham, common Dorset to Henry Hoskins (Hoskyns) (Henricus Hoskinges) #5202 of Langdon in common Dorset, son of Peter

Hoskins of Langdon in common Dorset & Anne Hodges dau of James Hodges of Somerton in common Somerset. Mary died aft 1674.

a. John Hoskins #11565 (Mary/William/Walter/Thomas) b.1619-20 d. aft 1674 m. 1685 to Mary Gifford b. d. 21 Jun 1726 dau of William Gifford

(1) Benjamin Gifford bap 1686

(2) Mary Gifford bap 1690

(3) Alice Gifford bap 1691

(4) John Hoskins Gifford bap 1692

(5) Dorothy Gifford bap 1693

b. Henry Hoskins #11566 (Mary/William/Walter/Thomas) b.1621-22 d. before 1674. not listed in will of his

Uncle Dr. Francis Glisson

c. James Hoskins # (Mary/William/Walter/Thomas) b. after 1623 d. after 1674 not listed in Visitation of Dorset with parents

but listed in Will of his uncle Dr. Francis Glisson.

5. REVEREND Walter Glisson #5187 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1599, Dorset, ENG, d. 1639 buried m. 14 Aug 1636 at Luggadine.

Hereford ENG to Mary Harris #11576 b.abt 1600 Walter master of the Arts. Rector of St. Gregory's in Marnhull Parish 1630- 1640. Walter admitted to

Trinity College 1618 age 18. See above reference for Oxford Alumni. Rector of Marnhull 1630-1639. . Rector of Marnhull 1630-1639.

a. Mary Glisson #11577 (Walter/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 22 Oct 1637, Marnhull, Dorset, ENG, d. aft 1746. m. 13 Feb 1665 at

Westminister, St Clements Danes, London ENG to John Conyers# b.1633-34 d.1694. John Conyers was an Apothecary and had a shop at the sign

of the Unicorn 0n Fleet Street and later at the sign of the White Lion on Fleet Street in London 1658-1694, John son of Edward Conyers & Jane Clarke.

John had brothers Edward Conyers a leatherseller in 1667 London and Emanuel a Grocer 1664 in London and sister Cordelia m. Edward Place.

Mary was listed in will of grandfather William Glisson of Rampisham 1645. She was also listed in will of her Uncle Francis Glisson as my niece

Mary Conyers husband of John Conyers. Dr. Francis Glisson also lived on Newe Street in London, and buried at St. Brides Church Fleet Street.

(1) Elizabeth Conyers b. abt 1667 baptized 1667 St Brides Church, Fleet Street London

(2) Mary Conyers b. abt 1673 baptized 25 Feb 1673 St. Brides Church, Fleet Street London

(3) Margaret Conyers b. abt 1676 baptized 5 Mar 1676 St Brides Church, Fleet Street London, d. in infancy

(4) Jane Conyers b. abt 1678 baptized 30 Jun 1678 St Brides Church, Fleet Street, London d. in infancy

(5) Mary Conyers b. abt 1679 baptized 27 Jul 1679 St Brides Church, Fleet Street, London d. in infancy

(6) Ann Conyers b. abt 1683 baptized 29 Feb 1683/1684 St Brides Church, Fleet Street, London d. in infancy

b. Elizabeth Glisson #11578 (Walter/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 08 Jan 1639, Marnhull, Dorset, ENG, . listed in will

of grandfather William Glisson of Rampisham 1645. m. 24 Sep 1666 at St Clement Danes, London ENG to James Maydwell

# b. 1640 of St Clement Danes, Westminster, Middlesex, London, England. Elizabeth listed age 26 at time of marriage. She was listed in will of her Uncle

Francis Glisson as wife of James Maydwell but not as niece.

(1) Elizabeth Maidwell b. 1672 d. m.1693 to William Portsmouth,

(2) Glisson Maydwell b. 1677

(3) Hannah Maydwell b. 1683 baptized 11 Aug 1683 St Brides, Fleet St. London.

6. Thomas Glisson (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1601 d. 1604-1623. Listed in will of Walter Glisson 1604 but not listed as son of William in Visitation of Dorset in 1623.

7. Margaret Glisson #5194 (William/Walter/Thomas) b.abt 1602 baptized 26 Sep 1602 at Holy Trinity Church Dorchester, Dorset , England, d. 1665 buried 3 Mar 1665 Marnhull, Dorset, England

m. 9 Apr 1635 at Marnhull to George Browne #11579 b.1603 d. 1641 buried 12 May 1641 Marnhull, Dorset, England.

son of Allex Browne of Beadle in Common Dorset & Joice Claudill of Common Dorset . Margaret listed in will of her father

William Glisson of Rampisham he list daughter just as Browne. Margaret Browne witnessed this will. In will of Dr. Francis

Glisson he listed nephew George Browne. Margaret d.1646-1674

a. George Browne #11580 (Margaret/William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1636. Listed in Dr. Francis Glisson will as nephew in 1674.

b. Mary Browne # (Margaret/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 20 Aug 1637 Marnhull, Dorset ENG

c. Benjamin Browne #(Margaret/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 02 Apr 1639 Marnhull, Dorset ENG buried 17 Nov 1639 Marnhull, Dorset, England.

8. Israell Glisson #5188 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1603 baptized 21 Nov 1603 Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, Dorset , ENG d. burial 20 Dec 1659 St. Andrew Holborn, city of London

m. 25 Nov 1647 at St. Brides or St Mary’s at Islington, London, ENG to Rose Cole b. abt 1622 of St Andrews, Holborn, London ENG. Israel listed

age 40 and of St Andrews, Holborn, London ENG at time of marriage. Rose listed as age 25 of Holborn, London ENG.

9. Hester Glisson #5195 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1604, Rampisham, Dorset, ENG, baptized Rampisham. d.bef 1674

10.REVEREND John Glisson #5189 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1606, prob Rampisham, Dorset, ENG, m. 2 Mar 1641at Strepleton to Jane Ironside

#11043 at Marnhull Parish, Dorset, England b. 1606-1610. John died 1677 burial 6 Nov 1677 Marnhull, Dorset, ENG. Rector of St. Gregory's

in Marnhull, Dorset, ENG 1640-61. Made will 18 May 1675 proved 29 Nov 1677 by daus Mary & Hester. Jane daughter of Ralph

Ironside & Jane Gilbert or if not dau then Grandaughter of Ralph Ironside & Jane Gilbert. John admitted to Trinity College

1624 age 17 as 5^th son of William of Rampisham. See above references on Cambridge & Oxford Alumni. Rector of Marnhull

1639-1676. John was Rector of Marnhull 1630-1677.

a. John Glisson # (John/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 16 Sep 1643, Marnhull, Dorset, ENG. d.1663 burial 18 Sep 1663 Marnhull, Dorset ENG.

John admitted to Wadham College 1662 age 15 as son of John of Marnhull, see above reference for Oxford Alumni. Never married no issue:

b. REVEREND William Glisson #11567 (John/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 20 Jan 1645, Marnhull, Dorset, ENG, m. 21 Dec 1678 to Mary Shapcott in Stinsford, Dorset, England. Stinsford is about

1 mile east of Dorchester and Woodsford is about 5 miles east of Dorchester.

William d. 1711 burial 16 Mar 1711 at Woodsford, Dorset ENG? Mary b.abt 1647 d. 1719 buried 17 Jan 1719/20 at Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, Dorset, England.

William admitted to Wadham College 1663-4 age 17 as son of John of Marnhull. Rector of Woodsford. See above reference on Oxford Alumni. William was Rector of Woodsford 1677-1711.

(1) Mary Glisson b. 1683 Dorchester, England, baptized 15 Aug 1683 St. Peters Church, Dorchester, Dorset, England d.27 Jun 1741 buried 29 Jun 1741 at St. Gregory Church, Marnhull, Dorset,

England m.28 May 1699/23 Mar 1900 Piddlehinton, Church to Conyers (Coniers) Place b. 1665 baptized 10 Apr 1665 in Well, Yorkshire, England son of Edward Place &

Cordelia Conyers. Cordelia dau of John Conyers and was 1^st cousin of John Conyers who married Mary Glisson. Mary dau of Walter Glisson & Mary Harris. Conyers was Master of the Free School 1689-1736, Rector

of Poxwell 1736-1738, d. 26 Oct 1738 buried at St Gregory, Marnhull, Dorset England, memorials for Conyers and Mary inside St. Greogory Church.

(a.) REVEREND Conyers Place b 1703 d.14 Apr 1778 buried 22 Apr 1778 St Gregory, Marnhull, Dorset England m. 26 Jul 1730 to Magdalene Glisson b. d. 3 Feb 1757 Dorchester, Dorset,

England dau of William Glisson & Mary Okeden, Conyers Jr. & Mary was 2nd cousins. Both were grandchildren of John Glisson and Jane Ironside. Conyers was Rector of Marnhull 1736-1778.

(A.) Cordelia Place m. Richard Wilkins

(B.) Conyers Place b.1732 d.173 2 infancy

(C.) REVEREND Edward Place d. 1768 buried 15 Sep 1768 Marnhull, Dorset, England, Rector of Marnhull

(D.) Conyers Place b. d. infancy

(E.) William Place b.1739 d. 1739 buried 24 Feb 1739 Marnhull, Dorset, England

(F.) Mary Place b. 1738 d. 1778

(G.) Susanna Place m. John Ballard

A.John Ballard

B. Mary Ballard

(H.) REVEREND Harry Place b. 1744 d. 12 Apr 1828 buried 23 Apr 1828 Marnhull, Dorset, England. m. Jane Hubbard dau of John Hubbard 1712-1781. Harry was Rector of Marnhull 1778-1828.

A. REVEREND John Conyers Place b. 1772 d. 1821 in London of Apoplsy buried 13 Sep 1821 Marnhull, Dorset, England, Curate of Marnhull.

1. Jane Place b. 1805 d. 1805 buried 29 Oct 1805 Marnhull, Dorset, England

2. John Conyers Place Jr. b. 1826 d. 1826 buried Marnhull, Dorset, England, Stour Provost.

B. Harry Place b. 1775 d. Mar 1807 buried 17 Aug 1807 Marnhull, Dorset, England

(b.) Mary Place b. m. Conyers Middleton of Cambridge

(2) William Glisson b. 1686 Dorchester, Dorset, England baptized 20 Apr 1686 St Peters Church, Dorchester, Dorset, England, buried 19 Apr 1687 Woodsford, Dorset, England,

c. Jane Glisson #11551 (John/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 31 Mar 1646 Marnhull, Dorset ENG, d. 1675-1677. never married. Listed as co-exectrix in

fathers will 1675 but did not prove it with her sisters Mary and Hester in 1677.

d. REVEREND Gilbert Glisson #11568 (John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1647 baptized 08 Jul 1647, Marnhull, Dorset, ENG, d. 1736 buried 19 Dec 1736 at Marnhull.

. Gilbert admitted to Wadham College 1665 age 16 as son of John of Marnhull. See above reference on Oxford Alumni. Rector of Marnhull

1677-1736. Gilbert made will dated 1727.

Gilbert was married at least 5 times. At first I thought that there must be an older son Gilbert that some of these wives belonged to. But after more research it turns out that within the

Marriage/Baptismal/Burial records of Marnhull Parish register that each wife shows that they were the wife of Gilbert, Rector of Marnhull. And there was only one who was rector.

So conclusion is he was married several times and had children by at least 3 of them. To confuse matters more he had 2 sons named John and 2 named William..

m. (1) abt 1667 to UNKNOWN wife b. d. bef 1678

(1) Daniel Glisson/Gliston b. abt 1667 d. m.abt 1687 to Johanna. Daniel was not listed as grandson of William Bennet in his will dated 1699

Thus son of Gilbert’s 1^st marriage to unknown wife.

(a.) Daniel Glisson b.abt 1688 baptized 16 Jan 1688 All Saints Church, Dorchester, Dorset ENG

(A.) Mary Glisson b. abt 1713 baptized 30 Nov 1713 All Saints Church, Dorchester, Dorset, ENG

(B.) Daniel Glisson b. abt m. 12 Aug 1739 St. Peter’s Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, Dorset, ENG to Sussanna Baker b. d. buried 6 Aug 1769 at St. Peter’s

Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, Dorset ENG

(C.) Gilbert Glisson b. abt

(b.) William Glisson b.abt 1689 baptized 16 May 1689 All Saints Church, Dorchester, Dorset ENG

(c.) Francis Glisson b. abt 1691 baptized 26 Jul 1691 All Saints Church, Dorchester, Dorset ENG

(d.) Gilbert Glisson b. abt 1693 baptized 19 May 1693 All Saints Church, Dorchester, Dorset ENG

(e.) Susanna Glisson b. abt 1697 baptized 21 Dec 1697 All Saints Church, Dorchester, Dorset ENG

Or Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, Dorset, ENG buried 29 Oct 1699, St Peter’s Holy Trinity Church

m. (2) 31 Jan 1678 at Hargrovel to Meliear Bennet b.abt 1649 in Pythouse, Tisbury, Wilts, d.1686 burial 17 Mar 1686 Marnhull, Dorset dau of William Bennet & Edith Snooke.

(2). John Glisson #11571 (Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1680 baptized 2 May 1680 Marnhull, Dorset ENG. d. before 1703?

John admitted to Sidney College 1697 age 16 as son of Gilbert Rector of Marnhull. See above reference for Cambridge Alumni. John listed in Will of William Bennet

Dated 1699 as a grandson.

(3). Mellior Glisson # (Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 31 Jul 1683 baptized 3 Aug 1683 d. 1684 burial 20 Feb 1684 Marnhull, Dorset ENG

(4) William Glisson b. baptized 8 Feb 1682 Marnhull, Dorset, England d. 1684 buried 6 May 1684 Marnhull, Dorset, England

(5). William Glisson (Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 23 Sep 1684 baptized 26 Sep 1684 Marnhull, Dorset ENG. d. Nov 1722 m.1707 license at Bath & Wells Diocese, Somerset

England to Mary Okeden b.d.Jan 1719 dau of William Okeden & Magdalen Lane. William admitted to Sidney College 1703 age 17 as son of Gilbert Rector of Marnhull.

See above reference for Cambridge Alumni. William listed in will of William Bennet dated 1699 as a grandson. Daughters Mary Glisson & Magdalene Glisson listed as minors in

Involving several court cases against the estate of their grandfather William Okeden.

(a.) William Okeden Glisson b.1708 baptized 11 Aug 1708 Pimperne Church Dorset, England d. young?

(b.) Mary Glisson b. 1709 baptized Pimperne Church, Dorset, Dorset ENG d. m. 19 May 1730 St Peters Church/Holy Trinity, Dorchester, Dorset, England to John Gould of Upwey

(c.) Magdalene Glisson b. d. 1757 buried 27 Jan 1757 Marnhull, Dorset, England m.20 Jul 1730 St Peters Church/Holy Trinity, Dorchester, Dorset, England to Conyers Place b 1703

d.14 Apr 1778 buried 22 Apr 1778 St Gregory, Marnhull, Dorset England

(d.) Male Glisson b. d..1719 in infancy

m. (3) 25 Nov 1686 to Elizabeth Gallop#11573 of Netherbury. Elizabeth Gallop d. 1689 burial 14 Apr 1689 Marnhull, Dorset ENG, left will 1689 in Marnhull, Elizabeth most likely

connected to Thomas Gollop who married Martha Ironside.

m. (4) to Elizabeth ? b. d. 1691 burial 11 Feb 1691 Marnhull, Dorset, England.

m. (5) 27 Feb 1692/3 at Marnhull to Mary King of Coombe, Wilts. Mary d.1741 buried 21 Apr 1741 Marnhull, Dorset, England. Mary dau of Peter King of Shaftesbury, Dorset England.

(6) Mary Glisson (Gilbert/Gilbert/John/Willaim/Walter/Thomas) b. 1694 baptized 7 Jan 1694 Marnhull, Dorset, England d. 1694 buried 10 Feb 1694 Marnhull, Dorset, England

(7) Gilbert Glisson (Gilbert/Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1695 baptized 09 May 1695 m. to Edith

(a.) Edith Glisson # (Gilbert/Gilbert/Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b.bap 16 Jun 1726 Marnhull d. buried 15 Jul 1729, Marnhull

(b.) Israel Glisson #11572 (Gilbert/Gilbert/Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 7 Feb 1727 bap 8 Feb 1727 Marnhull d. buried

4 Dec 1728, Marnhull.

(8). REVEREND Joseph Glisson (Gilbert/Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1696 baptized 17 Nov 1696 Marnhull, Dorset ENG d. 1745 buried 25 Apr 1745 m. to Honour b.

d. buried 6 Dec 1759 Marnhull, Dorset, England. Joseph was Curate of North Wooten Parish. North Wooten is near Folke both west of Marnhull and SE of Sherborne.

(a.) Joseph Glisson Jr. b.bef 1745 d.1754 buried 5 Sep 1754 at North Wooten Parish, Dorset, England,

(9). Jane Glisson (Gilbert/Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1699 baptized 17 Oct 1699 Marnhull, Dorset England m. 22 Dec 1717 Marnhull, Dorset England to William Rake.

(10). John Glisson (Gilbert/Gilbert/John/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1703 baptized 25 Mar 1703 Marnhull d. 1743 buried at Folke, 23 Dec 1743.

e. Elizabeth Glisson #11554 (John/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 10 Jul 1649 Marnhull Dorset ENG d.aft 1677 m. lic 1 Mar 1674-1675, in Marnhill, Dorsetshire, England,

Luke Weekes #11555 of Dunhead St. Mary, Wilts b. abt 1647 d. bef 1699. Elizabeth made will as widow of Marnhull, Dorset, England dated 3 Jul 1699 probated #11/451.

f. Mary Glisson #11552 (John/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 17 Jan 1651Marnhull, Dorset, ENG d. aft 1677. proved fathers will 1677. Not married as of 1675.

g. Hester Glisson #11553 (John/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 29 Jul 1652 Marnhull Dorset ENG d. aft 1677. Proved fathers will 1677. Not married in 1675.

h. Francis Glisson #11550 (John/William/Walter/Thomas) baptized 1654 Marnhull, Dorset, ENG, d. 1712 burial 20 Jun 1712 Marnhull, Dorset ENG. m. abt 1681 to

Joane ? # b.abt 1651 baptised 31 Dec 1681 being abt 30 yrs old at baptisim d. 1737 buried 18 Dec 1737 Marnhull, Dorset, England. Francis listed in will of Uncle Francis Glisson

dated 1674 also listed in fathers will dated 1675. This Francis too young to be Francis Glisson who immigrated to Virginia 1654. Did not find any children for Francis?

11. DOCTOR Henry Glisson #5190 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1608, Rampisham, Dorset, ENG, m. Unknown #11556, d. burial 3 Feb 1687 St. George the Martyr, Co. Surrey, borough

Southwark, which is ancient borough in heart of London. It has been suggested that he was the father of Francis Glisson who settled in Westmoreland Co.

Virginia in 1654 and later removed to Northhampton Co. Virginia. No proof of this has been found. Henry was listed in Will of

his brother Dr. Francis Glisson with wife and 2 daughters. Will did not list any sons as being sons of Henry. Henry admitted to

Caius College 1625 age 17 as 6^th son of William of Rampisham see above reference for Cambridge Alumni.

a. Female Glisson #11557 (Henry/William/Walter/Thomas) d. aft 1677.

b. Female Glisson #11558 (Henry/William/Walter/Thomas) d. aft 1677.

12. James Glisson #5191 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1609, Rampisham, Dorset, ENG, m. 17 Feb 1644/45 at St. Ann Blackfriars, City of London

to Margaret Rose #11559, d. 1642-1674.

James died bef 1674 He was deceased at time of his brothers Francis will was made in 1675. Will listed his widow Margaret as relict of James..

James was not a Cambridge alumni and I have found no other records on him in England.

a. Mary Glisson # (James/William/Walter/Thomas) c. 23 Feb 1645/46 at Holborn, St. Andrew, London ENG.

13. REVEREND Paul (Pawle) Glisson #5192 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1611, Rampisham, Dorset, ENG,d. 12 Mar 1688 Grainsby Parish, Lincolnshire, England.

m. Unknown #11561.

Paul proved his brothers will in 1677. Paul admitted to Trinity Hall College 1627 as 8^th son of William of

Rampisham. See above reference for Cambridge Alumni. Paul was Rector of Waltham Parish 1654-1688 and of Grainsby Parish, St James Church, in Louth, Lincolnshire, England 1670-1688.

a. Francis Glissen # (Paul/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1646 baptized 21 Jul 1646 at Holy Trinity Parish in Ely, county of Cambridge

prob bef 1674 (Note: Not listed as nephew in will of Dr. Francis Glisson made 1674, This Francis too young to be Francis Glisson

OR Francis Butler Lisson who went to America 1654) also listed in no other records prob died young

b. Mary Glisson #11562 (Paul/William/Walter/Thomas) b.19 Jul 1647 baptized. 20 Jul 1647, Stonegrave, Yorkshired d. 21 Nov 1647

York County England.

c. Jane Glisson #11563 (Paul/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 7 Sep 1648 baptized 10 Sep 1648, Stonegrave, Yorkshire, ENG. m. 1664

Grantham Parish, Lincolnshire, Eng to REVEREND Richard Powell b. d. 18 Oct 1710 was Rector of Grainsby Parish 1688-1710, took over from his father-in-law

Paul Glisson.

d. Esther Glisson #11564 (Paul/William/Walter/Thomas) b. 1650 baptizc. 8 Oct 1650, Stonegrave, Yorkshire, ENG. m. 1670 Grainsby

Parish, Lincolnshire, ENG to Robert Stamper.

14. Alice Glisson #5196 (William/Walter/Thomas)b. abt 1613, Rampisham, Dorset, ENG. m. (1) 11 May 1637 at Marnhull, Dorset, England to John

White son of Matthew White. m. (2) 30 Oct 1643 at Marnhull, Dorset England to Gilbert Ironside b. 25 Nov 1588 d. 19 Sep

1671 son of Ralph Ironside and Jane Gilbert Alice d.bef 1674. Gilbert Ironside was Bishop of Bristol from 1661-1671.

15. REVEREND Humphrey (Hump) Glisson #5193 (William/Walter/Thomas) b. abt 1615, Rampisham, Dorset, ENG. d. 7 Aug 1643.

Rector of St. Mary the Virgin Parish Church, in Fleet Marston, Buckinhamshire, ENG in 1642 only. Probably never married.

Humphrey admitted to Christ Church College 1631 as 9^th son of William of Rampisham. See above reference to Cambridge &

Oxford Alumni.

I. John (Johan) #12776 (Walter/Thomas) b. 1572-1582 buried 9 Mar 1582 in Bristol, Gloucester County England

Baptism list him as Johan male son of Walter

Misc Glissons not able to connect yet to above families of Gloucester/Somerset/Dorset England Glisson familes or are descendants of Samuel Glisson

who married 1626 to Ann Clark of Yeovil. Samuel not son or grandson of Walter of Bristol unknown where he was born and if and how he would

have been related to Walter Glisson of Bristol:

Glisson Family of Yeovil rough draft not proven but theory for now?

Samuel Glisson I. b. abt 1600 d. abt 1680 will probated 1680 m. 30 Jul 1626 at St John’s Church, Yeovil, Somerset, England to Ann Clarke

Samuel Glisson II. b. 1629 baptized 26 Dec 1629 at Yeovil made will 22 Jun 1685 of Yeovil probated Jun 1690 beheaded 1685 m. abt 1655 to Mary or Maria ? b. d. after 1685, Liseted children

Samuel, John, Elizabeth and Ann in will. Also he mentioned grandchildren but not by name. This leads me to conclusion that his son Samuel must have been married and had at least 2

Children in 1685. Because he list daughters Elizabeth & Ann as Glisson thus not married and son John married in 1786 after will was written.

Samuel Glisson III. b. abt 1656 d. m (1) abt 1680 to Elizabeth ? m (2) unknown. Per father’s will Samuel had at least 2 children born before 1785. Below listing on dau Elizabeth

shows that she was only child of Samuel by his first wife Elizabeth.Wife Elizabeth must have died 1780-1781 maybe in childbirth to dau Elizabeth. Then Samuel remarried and had at

least 1 child born before 1785 probably Samuel b.abt 1783.

Elizabeth Glisson b. abt 1680 d. 5 Dec 1730 bur Chard, Somerset, Eng m. 31 Jul 1706 at Ilchester, Somerset, Eng to Henry Hambridge b. of Chard, Somerset, Eng eldest son of

Henry Hambridge of Yeovil d. 1731 buried 27 Aug 1731 Chard, Somerset, Eng. Monument inside ? Church in Chard, Monument actually reads MONUMENTAL

INSCRIPTIONS OF C H A R D P A R I S H C H U R C H S O M E R S E T 170 memorials, 1612 - 1975 monument #27)+ Stone Tablet inset in west wall (beginning to flake). “Underneath

the/ adjacent pew ly‟s / ye body of Eliz:/ ye wife of Henry / HAMBRIDGE, of the/ borough: of Chard, dyer/ and only child of/ Eliz: ye first wife of/ Samuel GLISSON, of/ Yeovil,

who departed/ this life Decembr: ye 5?/ Anno 1730, aged 43” (gap in PR: and BT: 1729-30). Elizabeth buried record state she d.1730 at age 43 which would make her born in

1787. I believe she was several years older per above info.

Samuel Glisson IV b. abt 1683 buried 7 Feb 1745 at St Peter & Paul Anglican Church in Wincanton county of Somerset m. abt 1704

Robert Glisson b. abt 1705 of Yeovil d. 1761-1767 will made 4 May 1761 probated 4 Jul 1767 m. 18 Dec 1726 at Mere, Wiltshire, England. Source The Dean

of Sarum in Wiltshire, Berkshire, Dorset, Ufflulme, Devon, Source: Sarum Marriage License bonds. Bondsman Richard Ford, Mere, groom parish Yeovil,

brides parish Mere to Elizabeth (Betty) Sutter b.1709 baptized 19 Dec 1709 in Mere,Wiltshire, d. 1765 age 56 dau of Abraham Sutter of Wolverton who

was born Silton, Dorset. Abraham Sutter b. 1678 chr 2 Apr 1678 Silton, Dorset, Eng d. 4 Apr 1727 Wolverton, Mere, Wiltshire, Eng age 49 buried 8 Apr 1727

in Silton. Robert’s Will left bequeaths to wife Betty, daughters, Betty wife of Richard Manning, Mary wife of John Wright, Sarah Glifson

spinster and Martha Glifson.

Betty Glisson b. m. 9 Jun 1758 to Richard Manning at St John’s Church in Yeovil, Witnesses: John Wright & Samuel Glisson File#11135

Mary Glisson b. m. 30 Oct 1758 to John Wright at St John’s Church in Yeovil, Witnesses: William Wright & Sam Glisson, lic File#11135

John Wright of Yeovil.

Martha Glisson b. m. 25 Apr 1764 to Thomas Andrews at St John’s Church in Yeovil, groom parish Mudford Witnesses: Samuel Glisson & Sarah Glisson File#11135

Sarah Glisson b. m. 10 Dec 1767 to Robert Winter at St John’s Church in Yeovil, groom parish Sherborne, brides parish St John in Yeovil, Witnesses: Edward Burton &

Eliza Haynes Lic File#11135. Robert son of Charles Winter & Dorothy Yea. Dorothy dau of David Yea & Joan Brewer. David son of David Yea & Dorothy

Lacy. Joan dau of Nathaniel Brewer. David Yea son of David Yea & Mary Hobbs. Dorothy Lacy dau of William Lacy & Sarah Hole. David Yea ancestor is

David, John, Robert and Richard Yea. Mary Hobbs dau of Thomas Hobbs & Mary Battyn.

John Glisson b. abt 1707 m. abt 1727 John listed as Apprenticeship 26 May 1721 Chas Horsley of Malock Somerset-occupation- Tallou Chandler- Apprentice Jn son of Sam’ll Glifson

of Yeoville Somerset. Ref: UK Register of Duties Paid for Apprentices Indentures 1710-1811. So he was prob born 1705-11 m. 25 May 1727 at East Coker

Somerset, England to Emma Lafty, groom parish was Occome which is in South, Devonshire, England?

John Glisson b. abt 1728 Somerset, Eng d. 1786 buried 1 Mar 1786 St Bartholomew, Yeovilton, Somerset England m. abt 1750 to ?unknown

John Glisson b. abt 1750 d. 1797 buried 31 Jul 1797 St Bartholomew, Yeovilton, Somerset, England m. 25 Dec 1771 St John, Yeovil, Somerset, England to

Mary Hawkins b. abt 1750

Samuel Glisson b. abt 1753 d. 1788 buried 4 Jul 1788 at St Bartholomew, Yeovilton, Somerset, England

Samuel Glisson V. b. abt 1709 d. 1761 m. abt 1730

Samuel Glisson VI. b. abt 1731 Yeovil Somerset, Eng d. 1784 buried 1 May 1784 St John, Yeovil, Somerset, England will written 1781 probated 1785 Somerset m. 10

May 1756 Beaminster, Dorset, England to Grace Gerrard b. 1738 baptized 12 Nov 1738 at Cranborne, Dorset, Eng d. 1765 at Powerstock, Dorset, Eng

buried 9 Mar 1765 St Mary’s Church, Beaminster, Dorset, England. Grace dau of Henry Gerrard b. 1703 d. 1787 & Elizabeth Newman b. 1707 d. 1796

Henry Gerrard son of John Gerrard & Susanah. Samuel moved back to Brimsmore after his wife died. He witnessed marriages of Betty, Mary and Martha

daughters of Robert Glisson & Elizabeth Suter. Samuel made will 1781 proved 1785 listed him as being of Brimsmore, Yeovil. If Samuel not son of Samuel

Glisson V. then son of John b. 1707. : Marriage Settlement of Samuel Glisson of Yeovil, Gentleman and Grace Gerrard of Beaminster, spinster Messuage,

backside and garden in Yeovil, Penn Close, 2 closes called Brimsmore, Ashley Close, Larkhill Close and Walronds Close in Pitney and Yeovil, land in Green

Moore, newly erected House, outhouses, backside Garden near Brimsmore Tree, Brimsmore Close and 11 acres adjoining at Lilswell and acres in Green Moore,

all in Yeovil Glisson, Gerrard, Coulthurst, Gundry, Chaffey. Date: 1756 (my note: It appears that all above land was given to Samuel Glisson as a dowry for

marriage to Grace Gerrard. But what this establishes is that Samuel Glisson married in Beaminster, Dorset county but obtained lands in Yeovil, thus connects

later records of Samuel in Yeovil) Also No absolute proof that Samuel VII and John Hockey Glisson was his sons but probable. Samuel seemed to be closely

connect to Robert Glisson family, He witnessed Marriages of 2 of his daughters. If above is correct he would actually be 1^st cousings to the 2 daughters.

Need to get copy of his will. Have had no luck.

Samuel Glisson VII. b. abt 1757 possible in Dorset, Eng d. 1799 buried 4 Feb 1799 Weston, Bath, Somerset, England m. to Johanna ? b. 1757 d. 1835 buried

31 Jan 1835 at St Swinthins Church, Bath, Somerset, England. Samuel probably son of Samuel. More extensive info on John Hockey Glisson’s

Family following this grouping.

Thomas Glisson b. 1776-1781 d. 1849 buried 20 Sep 1849 at St Michael, Bath, Somerset, England age 73 m. 15 Dec 1806 at St Mary’s Chapel,

Walcot, Somerset, Eng to Sarah Walker b. abt 1796. Thomas appears for sure to be son on Johanna and only male in area of Bath

Was Samuel who died 1799 in Weston which was just north of Bath.

John Hockey Glisson b. abt 1759 d. m. 1780 at St Bartholomew, Yeovilton, Somerset England to Mary Hallet. More extensive info on John Hockey Glisson’s

Family following this grouping.

Samuel Glisson b. abt 1782 d. 25 Mar 1829 at St John’s Church, Yeovil, England m. (1) 30 Aug 1808 Somerset at Allinton,

Chiderock, Dorset, England to Catherine Williams b. abt 1784 d. 1820 buried 24 Apr 1820 St John’s Church, Yeovil,

Somerset, England. M. (2) 20 Nov 1820 St John’s Church, Yeovil, England to Elizabeth Budgell.

Thomas Glisson b. 1795 Yeovil, Somerset, England m. 1817 to Mary Ann Rapson.

John Glisson b. 1798 Yeovil, Somerset, England m. 27 Dec 1821 at St Bartholmew, Yeovilton, Somerset, England to Mary Guliford.

Thomas Glisson b. 1714 d. aft 1755. Removal order 1755 from Yeovil to Taunton, no other info on this Thomas. Probably never married no issue.

Hannah Glisson b. abt 1685 m. 15 May 1704 at St John’s Church, Yeovil, Somerset, England to Richard Cuff.

Mary Glisson b. 1695 m 15 Apr 1718 at St John’s Church, Yeovil, Somerset, England to Mr. Allen.

John Glisson b. abt 1661 d. aft 1742 m. 9 Dec 1686 to Mary Selly (Sully) at Exeter, Saint Thomas The Apostle, county of Devon, England. Mary d. 1739 buried 17 Apr 1739 Wincanton,

Somerset, England. Ref; Wincanton History, list John Glisson added as a Wincanton Charter trustee 2 Oct 1725 and he was only 1 of 5 original members living in 18 Oct 1742. The 5

living members were John Glisson, Abraham Gapper of Balsoae Seargent at law, William Clement, Charles Lewis and William Moore. The new men of the Wincanton Charter on

included Henry Gapper Esq, Charles Ivie, Robert Gapper, Samuel Glisson, Thomas Gapper, Robert Combe, Benjamin Day, Simon Webb, John Brickenden, John King, Wiiliam Way

and John Cross. John listed 1736 in record for Collection of the Poor in Wincanton.

(1) John Glisson b. 1687 d. 22 Oct 1720 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng m.17 Apr 1710 at South Cadbury, Somerset, England to Elizabeth Walter. South Cadbury is just a few miles west of

Wincanton. Burial record states he was son of John & Mary.

(A.) John Glisson b. 1714 baptized 14 May 1711 St Lawrence, Cucklington, Somerset, England d. 1714 buried 11 Nov 1714 Wincanton, Somerset, England.

Burial stated he was son of John & Elizabeth. Baptism stated he was son of John & Elizabeth also.

(B) Samuel Glisson b. abt 1716 may be the Samuel listed in 1742 as new member of Wincanton Charter trustee.

(2) Samuel Glisson b. abt 1688 d. bef 1742 buried m. 23 Jul 1713 to Mary Rose Warden at Plymouth, Saint Andrew, Devon b. d. will made 23 Jun 1742 prov 20 Jul 1742

in Plymouth county of Devon she left bequeaths to sisters Anne Rosewarden spinster, Constance Mayno wife of Edward Mayno in county of Cornwall, and

Willmott Suly, also bequest to Sarah Austin, Robetta White wife of Nicolas White, Jenny Austin, Elizabeth Motho, late Mr Brown’s great granddaughter now

Living with Mrs Joan Earle, executor Wilmott Sully. Lister her desire that Jacob Austin and Matthew Davis secure handsome interment.

Witness Philip Collings, Mary Milford, and Abra Pike. Mary’s will did not list husband Samuel, thus he must have been deceased when will was written. Will did not

list any children or other descendants etc. Samuel listed in Bastardy Court case 1716.

(3) William Glisson b. 1689 d. 9 Jul 1719 Wincanton, Somerset Eng m. 18 Jun 1707 to Mary at St Peter & Paul Church in Maperton, Somerset, England. Maperton just a few

Miles west of Wincanton. Burial record states he was son of John & Mary.

(5) Ann Glisson b. 1692 buried 1 Jan 1699 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

(6) Martha Glisson b. 1695 buried 3 May 1701 Wincanton, Somerset ENG

(7) Elizabeth Glisson b. 1698 Wincanton, Somerset ENG. d. 1723-1728 m. 15 Oct 1722 at Wincanton, Somerset ENG to John Farrington d.1723- 1730.

In a Court settlement of Newberry vs Glisson, Sons and grandsons of John Newberry vs John Glisson on behalf of his grandson John Glisson Farrington age 4

Son of late John Farrington dated 1730. Thus John Farrington and Elizabeth Glisson were both deceased by 1730 and perhaps John Farrington was entitled

To some of the estate of John Newberry thus his share then should go to his son John Glisson Farrington.

(A.) John Glisson Farrington b. 1726 ?

(8) Ann Glisson b. 1701 buried 8 Nov 1701Wincanton, Somerset ENG

(9) Ann Glisson b. 1704 buried 27 Jul 1704 Wincanton, Somerset ENG ???

(10) Mary Glisson b. 1705 buried 10 Aug 1705 Wincanton, Somerset ENG

(11) Caleb Glisson b. 1707 buried 21 Oct 1707 Wincanton, Somerset ENG

(12) Joshua Glisson b. 1711 buried 6 Aug 1711 Wincanton, Somerset ENG

(13) Mary Glisson b. 1713 buried 10 Jul 1713 Wincanton, Somerset ENG

Elizabeth Glisson b. 1670 abt d.

Ann Glisson b. abt 1675 m. 1697 at Yeovil to Samuel Hoskins

George Glisten b. abt 1643 m. 1667 at Montacute, to Elizabeth Wills. George listed in later records as Gleason. He fits to be of age to be son of Samuel b. abt 1600 but probably is not.

I need to get wills of

Walter Gleson proved 1607 in Bristol

Israel Gleson gentleman 6 Sep 1684 Brislington

Samuel Glisson made 1781 proved 1785 Yeovil

Samuel Glisson will 1745 Yeovil

More extensive family of Samuel Glisson VII and John Hockey Glisson from above rough draft list:

Samuel Glisson VII. b. abt 1757 d. 1799 buried 4 Feb 1799 at All Saints, Weston, Bath, Somerset, Eng m. to Johanna ? b. 1757 buried 31 Jan 1835 age 78 at St Swithin, Walcot, Bath, Somerset, England.

Thomas Glisson b. 1776-1781 d. 1849 buried 20 Sep 1849 at St Michael, Bath, Somerset, England age 73 m. 15 Dec 1806 at St Mary’s Chapel, Walcot, Somerset, Eng to Sarah Walker b. 1788-1796

d. 1861-1871 probably Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Thomas & Sarah in 1841 census living in St Michael Parish, Wolcot Street, Bath, Somerset, Eng. with sons Henry & Charles with occupation listed as Pork Butcher. Sarah listed as widow

in 1851 age 45 census in Bath with son Henry and his family, and son Charles, her occupation was listed as Tripe Dresser as was Henry’s.Sarah listed in 1851 census age 54 with son Henry & family and

son Charles. Sarah was listed in 1861 census alone in hotel age 73. Not listed in 1871 census.

Thomas Glisson b. abt 1807 Bath, Somerset, Eng baptized 3 Jan 1808 St James Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 21 Oct 1886 age 79 Bath, Somerset, Eng will probated 26 Nov 1886 executor

son Thomas Osborne Glisson m.(1) 3 Mar 1829 St Nicholas Parish, Bristol, Gloucester, Eng to Elizabeth Helps b. abt 1801 d. 1839 buried 6 Aug 1839 St Michael Church, Bath,

Somerset, Eng age 38. Thomas listed as widow in 1841 census St Michael Parish Walcot Street, Bath, Somerset, Eng, with occupation listed as Umbrella Maker m. (2) 30 Oct 1850

at St Giles Applegate, London, Eng to Sarah Coles dau of Thomas Coles. Marriage ban list Thomas as widower, umbrella maker living at 28 Walcot St in Bath, son of Thomas Glisson

pork Butcher. And list Sarah as spinster living at 1 Castle St, witnessed by Henry & Harriet Shepherd. Sarah b. abt 1788-1798 d. 19 Mar 1871 Bath, Somerset will probated 3 May 1871

executor husband Thomas Glisson. 2 Death records one list age 73 one list age as 83, 1861 Census list her age as 65. So dob could be 1788-1796-1798.

Thomas Osborn Glisson b. abt 1830 baptized 13 Sep 1829 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 18 Jul 1895 age 65 Bath, Somerset, Eng, will probated 23 Aug 1895 executors

Thomas Paviour Glisson & Arthur Legg Snow. m. (1) Apr/Jun 1854 Bristol, Gloucester, Eng to Caroline Ann (Catherine Ann)

Williams b. abt 1831 Bath, Somerset, Eng. Thomas occupation listed as Tripe Dresser & Pork Butcher and lived at 22 Walcot St. St Michael Parish, Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Caroline dau of ? Williams & Caroline ? b.1807

Ellen Eliza Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1855 Bath, Somerset, Eng not listed in 1861 census m. Jul/Sep 1879 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Arthur Legg Snow b. 1849 Weston, Somerset, Eng

Carrie Menell Snow b. abt 1881 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Arthur Snow b. abt 1882 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Helen L. Snow b. abt 1890 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Thomas Pavior Glisson b. Jul/Aug 1857 baptized 17 Aug 1857 St Swithins Church, Walcot, Somerset, Eng d. 11 Jan 1916 will probated 11 Apr 1916 executrix widow Marion Glisson

m. (1) to Ellen b. abt 1856

m. (2) 3 Sep 1883 St Luke Church, Bedminster, Somerset, Eng to Marian Parker b. 1859-60 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 9 Dec 1942 Bath, Somerset, Eng Will probated 17

Mar 1943 executrix daughters Elsie Marian Smith & Gertrude Carrier Gordon. Marian dau of Nugat Parker. Thomas occupation listed as Tripe Dresser 1881.

Gertrude Carrie Annie Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1885 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. Jul/Sep 1912 Bath, Somerset, Eng to John Lewis Stewart Gordon b.

Elsie Marion Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1887 baptized 4 Sep 1887 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng m. (1) Jan/Mar 1911 at Bath, Somerset, Eng

to Frederick L. Knight b. m. (2) to William Albert Smith

William Holbin Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1859 baptized 7 Aug 1859 St Swithins Church, Walcot, Somerset, Eng living in London 1881 census

Alfred Osbourn Glisson b. Apr 1861 baptized 7Apr 1861 St Swithins Church, Walcot, Somerset, Eng. Alfred occupation listed as Tripe Dresser 1881.

Caroline Ann Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1863 Bath, Somerset, Eng baptized 15 Jan 1863 Holy Trinity Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Harry Victor Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1864 Bath, Somerset, Eng. baptized 27 Mar 1864 Holy Trinity Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng. d. 21 Aug 1900 Bath, Somerset, Eng will probated 1

Oct 1900 executor Thomas Pavior Glisson and probate info 31 Jul 1914 executrix wife Mary Elizabeth Glisson. Harry occupation listed as Apprentice Tripe Dresser & Butcher 1881

m. Oct/Dec 1892 Mary Elizabeth Rodford Bath, Somerset, Eng b.1864 Bath d. 21 Jan 1914 Bath, Somerset, Eng Will probated 1 Apr 1914 executor brother-in-law Thomas

Pavior Glisson

Thomas Henry Irvine Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1893 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/Jun 1961 age 67 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1915 at Bath, Somerset, Eng to Alice May Wotton b.

18 May 1895 d. Jul/Sep 182 age 87 at Bath, Somerset, Eng

Joyce M. Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1916 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. Apr/Jun 1943 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Herbert J. A. Holdway b.

Albert Victor Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1895 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1946 age 51 Willesden, Middlesex, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1919 in Lewisham, Kent, Eng to ? Miller

Charles Edward Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1866 Bath, Somerset, Eng. Charles occupation listed as Apprentice Tripe Dresser & Butcher 1881 m. Amelia J. b. 1866 Bath d. Oct/Dec 1924

Age 58 Edmonton, London, Eng

Olive Eleanor Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1892 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1919 Islington, London, Eng to Albert E. Elmes

George Frederick Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1868 Bath, Somerset, Eng. George in school 1881 in Avon House in Batheaston age 12 m. Bessie

Frederick Bartlett O. Glisson b. abt 1872 Bath, Somerset, Eng. d. 9 Apr 1923 Bath, Somerset, Eng Will probated 23 May 1923 executrix widow Elizabeth Glisson. Frederick in school

1881 in Avon House in Batheaston age 9 m. Jan/Mar 1890 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Elizabeth (Bessie) Speck b. abt 1872 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 1891-1901

Ellen Matilda Glisson b. abt 1833 baptized 27 Jan 1833 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d.

Henry Edward Glisson b. 1834 baptized 20 Aug 1834 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng

Eliza Emily Glisson b. abt 1836 baptized 27 Nov 1836 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. Jan/Mar 1872 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Edward J.B. Mercer b. abt 1835 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Edward G. Mercer b. abt 1873 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Harry J. Mercer b. abt 1875 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Kate E. Mercer b. abt 1876 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Mary Ann Glisson b. abt 1809 baptized 15 Jun 1809 St James Church Bath, Somerset, Eng d. infancy buried 19 Mar 1810 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng age 1 month

Samuel Glisson b. abt 1810 baptized 30 Sep 1810 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1874 age 63 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Oct/Dec to Mrs. Jane Norris nee Peters b. abt 1804-1806

Bath Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1870 age 66 Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Jane dau of John Peters. Samuel listed in 1841 census civil parish of Walcot, Hartley Place, sub-registration Lansdown, Bath, Somerset, Eng. Samuel had no children listed

with him in 1841-1851-1861 census occupation as carpenter/laborer/brewer lived at 2 Gays Place in 1851-1861 Wolcot Parish, Walcot St Swinthins, Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Samuel listed as widower in 1871 census. Samuel listed in 1841 census as a carpenter and in 1851 census as a brewer.

Sarah Glisson b. abt 1812 baptized 12 Jul 1812 St Michael, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. 18 Apr 1842 St Thomas Parish, Bristol, Gloucester, Eng to Samuel Cole son of John Cole. Sarah listed with

sister Maria in 1841 census Wolcot Parish, Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Mary Joyce Glisson b. abt 1814 baptized 13 Feb 1814 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng buried 31 Aug 1814 St Michael Church, Somerset, Eng age 7 months.

John Glisson b. abt 1815 baptized 8 Oct 1815 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 1824 buried 17 Nov 1824 St Michael Church, Somerset, Eng age 9

Joseph Glisson b. abt 1816 baptized 16 Mar 1817 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 1858 m. bef 1841 to Rebecca Perrett b. 1811. Joseph listed in 1841 census in St Michael Parish, Wolcot Street,

Bath, Somerset Eng, but do not find him in any other census. Ref from The Morton Bay Courier newpaper, state at St Ruth Station, Death from injuries received by a fall from a horse Joseph Glisson

Formerly of Bath, England age 38 years. This has to be this Joseph even though he would have been 41 in 1858.

Henry Glisson b. abt 1819 Bath, Somerset, Eng buried 4 Apr 1819 St Michael, Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Caroline Glisson b. abt 1821 Bath, Somerset, Eng buried 6 May 1822 St Michael, Bath, Somerset, Eng.

Louisa Glisson b. abt 1823 baptized 8 Feb 1824 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 1837 buried 14 Dec 1837 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng age 14

Maria Matilda Glisson b. abt 1826 baptized 10 May 1826 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. 19 Dec 1844 St Thomas Parish, Bristol, Gloucester, Eng to Charles Fisher son of

Henry Fisher. Maria listed with sister Sarah in 1841 census Wolcot Parish, Bath, Somerset, Eng

Henry Glisson b. abt 1828 baptized 27 Feb 1828 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 17 Sep 1883 Bath, Somerset, Eng. will probated 22 Oct 1883 Bath, Somerset, Eng. m. 26

Mar 1848 St Philip & Jacob Parish Bristol, Gloucester, Eng to Johanna Garraway b.abt 1824 Swainswick, Bath, Somerset, Eng. d. 17 Aug 1905 Brixton, Lambeth, London, Middlesex,

Eng. buried 21 Aug 1905 at Norwood Cemetery, Norwood Rd. Lambeth, dau of Francis Garraway b. 1768 Old Sudbury, Gloucester, Eng & Mary Curam b. 1787

Mary Louisa Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1850 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. Apr/Jun 1876 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Thomas Culverwell Woolcott

Rubie I. Glisson b. 1855 Bath, Somerset, Eng. listed in 1871 census age 16 not listed in 1861

Kate Jane Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1855 Bath, Somerset, Eng. listed in 1861 census age 6 not listed in 1871, Rubie & Kate may be same person m. Apr/Jun 1882 Bath, Somerset,

Eng to Isaac H. Walcot b. 1845 London. Brother of Edward Walcot.

Isaac H. Walcot b. 1878 Brixton, Surrey, England

Elise K. Woolcot b. 1885 Soho, London

Isabelle J. Woolcot b. 1886 Soho, London

Ida G. Woolcot b. 1887 Soho, London

Dorothy C. Woolcot b. 1890 Soho, London

Frank Wolcot b. 1892 Soho, London

Alice Laura Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1861 Bath, Avon, Somerset, Eng baptized 2 Aug 1861 St Swithins, Walcot, Somerset, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1899 Prestwich, Lancashire, Eng

m. Oct/Dec 1883 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Harry Hurst b. 1863 d. Apr/Jun 1940 Liverpool, South Lancashire.

Montague A. Hurst b. 1885 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Gladys Hurst b. 1887 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Violet Coran Hurst b. 1888 Bath, Somerset, Eng or Liverpool, Lancashire, Eng

Kate Ruby Hurst b. 1897 Liverpool, Lancashire, Eng

Charles Glisson b. abt 1830 baptized 7 Feb 1830 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng

Eliza Glisson b. abt 1831 baptized 9 Oct 1831 St Michael Church, Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. 23 May 1850 St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol, Gloucester, Eng to John Porch son of William Porch

John Hockey Glisson b. abt 1759 d. after 1824 m. 26 Sep 1780 at St Bartholomew Church, Yeovilton to Mary Hallet b. d. after 1824. Ref Somerset Heritage Centre Repository Removal orders from Yeovilton to Yeovil,

John Hockey Glisson & Mary his wife date 1824-1831.

Samuel Glisson b. abt 1782 d. 1829 buried 25 Mar 1829 Yeovil m. (1) 30 Aug 1808 Allington, Parish of Chiderock, Dorset Eng to Catherine Williams b. d. 1820 buried 24 Apr 1820 at St John’s

Church, Yeovil, Somerset, Eng m. (2) 20 Nov 1820 at St John’s Church, Yeovil, Somerset, Eng to Elizabeth Budgell b. d. 1831 buried 2 Apr 1831 Yeovil.

John Glisson b. baptized 28 Mar 1813 at Chiderock, Dorset, Eng

Mary Ann Glisson b. baptized 28 Mar 1813 at Chiederock, Dorset, Eng

Robert Glisson b. 1815 baptized 22 Jan 1815 Chiderock, Dorset, Eng d. 1816 buried 1 Dec 1816 Yeovil

Jane Glisson b. 1817 baptized 9 Feb 1817 Yeovil

Elizabeth Glisson b. 1819 baptized 24 Dec 1819 Yeovil

Temperance Glisson b. abt 1784 d. 1804 buried 5 May 1804 St Bartholomew, Yeovilton, Somerset, Eng m.? Joseph Flavell

Maria Flavell b. 1802 baptized 17 Apr 1802 St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset

Sarah Glisson b. 1787 baptized 1787 Yeovil d. m. 2 Oct 1808 St John the Baptist, Yeovil, Somerset, England to John Cole. Marriage was for license, witnesses: Anna Colley & Thomas Glisson.

Sophia Glisson b. 1793 d. m. 1 Nov 1819 at St George Church in Hinton St George to George Prouse. Groom parish was South Petherton. Hinton St. George a few miles sw of Yeovil.

Thomas Glisson b. abt 1791 d. 1858 buried 10 Jul 1858 age 67 at St. Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng m. 16 Nov 1817 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng to Mary Ann Rapson b. abt 1792

Yeovil d. 1874 buried 9 Jul 1874 age 82 at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng. Mary listed in 1841 UK census in Wincanton, as Mary Glissant widow age 35

(age wrong) with children Elizabeth, Charlotte, Joseph and grand daughter Emily. Did not find Robert or other siblings if any. Thomas occupation listed as labourer/Hostler. Mary

listed in 1871 census with son Joseph in Shepton Mallet.

Elizabeth Glisson b. 1818 baptized 27 Dec 1818 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng d. 1861-1871 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1844 at Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng to Silas

Wilkins b. 1818-23 Glastonbury, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/May 1890 Wells, Somerset, Eng.

Emily Jane Glisson b. abt 1841 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 25 Dec 1841 at St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng. She may have been illigit dau

of Elizabeth Glisson. Listed in 1841 UK census with mother Elizabeth and Grandmother Mary. Listed in 1851 as dau-in-law of Silas Wilkins But should

have been listed as step-dau, listed in 1861 as dau of Silas Wilkins & Elizabeth Glisson.

Thomas John Glisson b. 1847 baptized as Thomas John Glisson 26 Dec 1847 at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset Eng as son of Silas & Elizabeth Glisson.

This may be in error and his name may be Thomas John Wilkins or he was illigit son of Elizabeth.

Francis T. Wilkins b. 1850 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng

Charlotte A. Wilkins b. 1853 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng

Ellen M. Wilkins b. 1855 Glastonbury, Somerset, Eng

Fanny M. Glisson b. 1858 Glastonbury, Somerset, Eng

Robert Glisson b. 1821 baptized 1 Nov 1821 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1860 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1844 at Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng

to Mary Elizabeth Barnes b. abt 1823 Shepton Mallet, Somerset,

Eng d. Apr/Jun 1902 Chard, Somerset, Eng, Mary dau of Samuel & Elizabeth Barnes. Robert listed with brother John in 1841 Census in St Margaret Parish, Westminster,

Middlesex at Hyde Park Barracks as occupation

Groom age 22. Age off a little maybe lied about age to be in Army with brother John. Robert listed occupation as Ostler/Hostler in 1851 census which is a person who tends horses at an

Inn or the Inn keeper himself.

Mary Elizabeth Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1845 Shepton, Mallet, Somerset, Eng baptized 11 May 1845 at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. after 1911 m. Oct/Dec

1871 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng to Edwin Knight b. Apr/Jun 1847 Horsington/Cheriton/Wincanton d. aft 1911 Edwin listed occupation as Mason/Plate Layer for railroad

May J. Knight b. 1873 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

Elizabeth Fanny Knight b. 1877 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng m. ? Clavey

Edwin William Clavey b. 1897 Watchet, Somerset, Eng

Charlotte A. Knight b. 1879 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

Edwin G. Knight b. 1883 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

Edith K. Knight b. 1886 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

Margaret Beatrice Knight b. 1889 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

John Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1847 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 17 May 1847 St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1894 age 45 Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales

m. Oct/Dec 1874 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng to Elizabeth Speed b. 1849 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. 28 Nov 1928 in Staffordshire, Eng dau of

Sarah Speed b. 1807 Doulting, Somerset. Elizabeth & dau Amie listed with mother Sarah Speed in Shepton, Mallet, but not John Glisson in 1881 UK census. John was listed alone in

Bath, Somerset, England. So possibility is they did not actually marry. Lived in Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales in 1891.

Amie (Amy) Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1876 at Asby De La Zouch, Leicestershire, Eng d. m. Jul/Sep 1901 at Cardiff, Glamorganshire, Wales to Richard Henry Long b. 1875

Stonehouse, Devon, Eng

Charlotte Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1849 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng baptized 27 Jun 1849 St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. m. 15 Aug 1880 St John of

Jerusalem, South Hackney, Middlesex, Eng to William Andrews b. 1850 Honing, Norfolk, Eng son of Clements Andrews & Annah Fisk.

William R. Andrews, b. 1882

Rosa Andrews b. 1884

George Andrews b. 1886

Charlotte Andrews b. 1888

Edwin Andrews b. 1891

Fanny Andrews b. 1894 d. m. Sep 1913 at West Ham, London, Eng to Walter Miller b. 1898 Waltamstow, London, Eng, son of John & Charlotte Miller

Frederick Andrews b. 1898

Samuel Thomas Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1851 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 29 Dec 1851 St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1894 age 41 in Cardiff,

Glamorgan, Wales

George Rapson Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1854 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 30 Jul 1854 at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1902 age 48

Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales m. Oct/Dec 1882 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng to Charlotte Thompson b. 1863 Charlton, Somerset, Eng lived in Llantriasant,

Glamorgan, Wales in 1901.Charlotte remarried after Geroge died to Joseph Deakin.

Frank Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1883 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 28 Dec 1884 St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng d. 23 Dec 1958 Pontypridd,

Glamorganshire, Wales Will probated 5 May 1959 executrix daughter Amy Ellen Glisson spinster

Herbert Glisson b. Oct 1885 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 29 Oct 1885 St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

Amy Ellen Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1886 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 9 Oct 1886 St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng Amy never married.

Robert Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1858 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 17 Feb 1861 St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset Eng d. Oct/Dec 1927 Pontypridd, Glamorganshire, Wales

m. (1) Annie E. Cornish b. 1861 St Helens,

Jersey sister of Esam Cornish. Annie d. 1891-1892. Lived in Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales in 1891.m. (2) Jul/Mar 1893 Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales to Martha Jane K. Herkeys Lukey b. 1871

Marazion, Cornwall, Eng. d. Oct/Dec 1948 Bridgend, Glamorganshire, Wales. Martha dau of Benjamin & Martha Lukey of Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales.

Edgar Llewellynn Glisson b. 1893 d. Jan/Mar 1896 Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales

Benjamin Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1899 Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales d. Jul/Sep 1951 Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales m. Jul/Sep 1920 Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales to Elsie Evans b. 1899

d. Jan/Mar 1967 Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales

David John Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1900 Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales d. Apr/Jun 1901 at Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales

Sylvia Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1903 Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales m. Jul/Sep 1927 in Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales to John Delaney

Fanny Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1861 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 17 Feb 1861 St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng d. m. Jan/Mar 1903 in Chard, Somerset,

Eng to Charles James, Robert James was illegit son on Fanny but may have been son of Charles James who she eventually married.

Robert James Glisson b. Jan 1886 Wincanton, Somerset, Eng baptized 10 Jan 1886 at St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng d. 5 Nov 1951 at Crewkerne, Somerset, Eng

Executrix widow Hilda May Glisson m. (1) Oct/Dec 1906 at Chard, Somerset, Eng to Ethel Russell b. 1886 Crewkerne, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1936 age 50 Chard,

Somerset, Eng m. (2) Oct/Dec 1942 in Chard, Somerset Eng to Hilda May Bushrod

Frank Reginald J. Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1907 Chard, Crewkerne, Somerset, Eng

?George Glisson b. 1823-25 d. m. to Ann Tucker

Herbert William Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1844 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng d. 30 Dec 1883 age 39 Chard, Somerset, Eng buried 6 Jan 1884 at Chillington, Somerset, Eng, Will probated 12

Jun 1884 exectix wife Selina m. Jul/Sep 1880 Chard, Somerset, Eng to Selina Hardy b. d. 19 Dec 1893 Chard, Somerset, Eng, buried 24 Dec 1893 age 47 at Chillington, Somerset,

End, Will probated 16 Jun 1894 executor Levi Hardy, Selina dau of James Hardy. Herbert William and Selina did not live together in 1881 census.

Charles Glisson b. 1853 baptized 27 Nov 1853 at St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

John Glisson b. 1826-28 Salisbury, Wiltshire, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1889 at Barton Regis Prison in Somerset, Eng. m. Oct/Dec 1854 Frome, Somerset, Eng to Martha Clark b. 1832 Lullington,

Somerset, Eng d. Jul/Sep 1875 Bath, Somerset, Eng. It first appears that John should be descendant of Thomas Glisson &

Sarah Walker above because of living in Bath, Somerset, Eng however with the baptism of his son Frederick Rapson Glisson, I think he is son of Thomas Glisson &

Mary Ann Rapson. Also Thomas Glisson and Sarah Walker did have son John who died at 7 years old. No proof at this time either way, just going with common sense.

John listed with brother Robert in 1841 Census in St Margaret Parish, Westminster, Middlesex at Hyde Park Barracks as occupation groom age 20. May have lied about age to be in

Army. He was younger then 20 in 1841. Occupation listed as Post boy living at King Street in 1855-1859.

Russell John Glisson b. abt 1855 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 11 Nov 1855 St John the Baptist Church, Frome, Somerset, Eng d. 1861-71

Thomas Clark Glisson b. 21 Apr 1857 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 14 Jun 1857 at St John the Baptist Church, Frome, Somerset, Eng

d. 31 Mar 1917 m. Jan/Mar 1893 at Chorlton, Lancashire, Eng to Caroline P. Mitchell b. 11 Feb 1872 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Jul/Sep 1957 age 86 at Bath, Somerset,

Eng. Caroline dau of William Mitchell & Priscilla Morgan.

Cecelia Rose Glisson b. 1895 Manchester, Lancashire, Eng m.

Albert Edward Glisson b. 1896 Manchester, Lancashire, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1966 age 70 at Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1924 in Bath, Somerset, Eng to ? Moss.

Joan C. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1925 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1944 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Reginald W. Gear b.

June M. Glisson b. Jul.Sep 1932 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jul/Sep 1953 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Leslie J. Slade

Hazel Y. Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1935 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jan/Mar 1960 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Terence J. Stone

Thomas George Glisson b. 30 Dec 1897 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Jul/Sep 1970 age 72 at Trowbridge, Wiltshire, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1920 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Florence G. Hill

Thomas Albert G. Glisson b. 10 Apr 1916 or 1921 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Oct 1999 age 70 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1945 Bath, Somerset,

Eng to Grace E. Russell b.

Clive T. Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1946 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1967 Canterbury, Kent, Eng to Patricia K. Goddard

John P. Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1949 Dartford, Greater London, Middlesex, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1971 Dartford, Kent, Eng to Carol A. Clarke

Eric G. Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1950 Dartford, Greater London, Middlesex, Eng m Jul/Sep 1970 Dartford, Kent, Eng to Maureen D. Hales

Amanda Jane Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1971 Dartford, Kent, Eng m. May 2001 Maidstone, Kent, Eng to David Stratton

Ann D. Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1952 Dartford, Greater London, Middlesex, Eng

David B. J. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1954 Dartford, Greater London, Middlesex, Eng m. (1) Jul/Sep 1981 Gravesend, Kent, Eng to Tracy S. Pinder

m. (2) Jul 1995 Gravesend, Kent, Eng to Annie M. Walker. Tracy m. (2) Mar 1996 Gravesend, Kent, Eng to Simon J. Karnovski

Paul Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1955 Dartford, Greater London, Middlesex, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1981 Gravesend, Kent, Eng to Trudy J. Brown

Ruth R. P. Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1929 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1931 age 2 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Lillian (Lillie) Christine Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1900 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. m. Jul/Sep 1926 at Bath, Somerset, Eng to Albert J. Butt b.

Cecil Clark Glisson b. 15 Aug 1903 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Aug 1984 age 81 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jan/Mar 1927 at Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, Wales to

Florence D. Gane b.

David Clark Glisson b. 22 Dec 1929 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Dec 1995 age 66 at Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jan/Mar 1952 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Myra R. Stagg

Kenneth M. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1955 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jul/Sep 1975 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Sally A. Thorne

Sally L. Glisson b Jan/Mar 1956 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Albert J. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1931 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1951 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Joynce M. Golledge

Lorraine M. Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1951 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jan/Mar 1970 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Michael D. Carter

Angela J. Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1953 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1972 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Graeme L. Honey

Clive J. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1956 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1978 Winchester, Hampshire, Eng to Susan L. Brown

Molly C. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1934 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jan/Mar 1953 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Rex J. Woon

Heather F. Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1939 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jul/Sep 1956 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Paul R. Villar

Patricia D. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1942 Bath, Soemrset, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1960 Bristle, Gloucestershire, Eng to Roger E. G. Jones

Ernest William Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1906 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/Jun 1966 age 60 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jul/Sep 1937 at Bath, Somerset, Eng to Ivy M. G. Berrett b. 1909

d. Jul/Sep 1947 age 38 Bath, Somerset, Eng

John A. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1945 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. (1) Oct/Dec 1965 Worcester, Worcestershire, Eng to Lynda E. Kendall m. (2) Apr Jun 1969 Worcester,

Worceshire, Eng to Patricia Mears m. (3) Jul/Sep 1980 Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, Eng to Gillian A. MacDonald. Evidently John A. & Lynda divorced

Soon after marriage. Lynda m. (2) Oct/Dec 1969 Worcester, Worcestershire, Eng to Douglas A. Pugh

Violet Priscilla Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1909 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1934 Bath, Somerset, Eng to ? Harre.

Arthur Byron Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1858 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 20 Feb 1859 at St John the Baptist Church, Frome, Somerset, Eng d.

Albert Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1861 Warminster, Wiltshire, Eng d. 11 May 1924 age 65 Bath, Somerset, Eng, Will probated 13 Mar 1925 executrix widow Elizabeth and executor

son Arthur Byron Glisson, m. Apr/Jun 1883 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Elizabeth Bennet b. 1857 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 21 Jan 1943 Bath, Somerset, Eng Will probated

19 Feb 1943 executor son Arthur Byron Glisson.

Arthur Byron Glisson b. 1884 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1966 age 82 Chippenham, Wiltshire, Eng m. Jan/Mar 1921 at Melksham, Wiltshire,

Eng to Daisy Harvey b. 31 Jul 1888 d. Apr/Jun 1978 age 89 at Chippenham, Wiltshire, Eng

Constance O. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1922 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1943 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Dennis F. Coles b.

Mabel Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1887 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1960 age 73 Bath, Somerset, Eng. Mabel never married.

Ethel Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1888 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Clarice Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1890 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Jul/Sep 1959 age 69 Bath, Somerset, Eng. Clarice never married.

Albert Victor Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1896 Bath, Somerset, d. Jan/ Mar 1964 age 67 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jul/Sep 1924 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Maude Williams b.

Maurice Glisson b. 20 Oct 1925 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Apr 1995 age 69 in Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jan/Mar 1954 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Dorothea H. Dunkin b.

Elaine Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1955 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1977 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Thomas E. Savage

Paula M. Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1956 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Apr/Jun 1976 Bath, Somerset, Eng to ? Rotherham

Frederick Rapson Glisson b. Jan/Feb1863 baptized 5 Feb 1863 Warminster, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/Jun 1864 Warminster, Somerset, Eng

Walter Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1864 Warminster, Somerset, Eng d. 25 Sep 1906 Bath, Somerset, Eng, Will probated 1 Nov 1906 executrix widow Elizabeth Glisson

m. Jan/Mar 1886 Bath, Somerset, Eng to Elizabeth Gould b. 1865-66 Bath, Somerset, Eng.

George Arthur Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1886 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 1 Feb 1954 Bath, Somerset, Eng Will probated 2 Apr 1954 executor son George Walter Glisson

m. Jan/Mar 1906 at Bath, Somerset, Eng to Edith Bush b.

Elizabeth Mary Glisson b. 19 May 1906 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/Jun 1981 age 75. Elizabeth never married.

Dorothy Mildred Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1907 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Kathleen Stella Glisson b. 28 Oct 1909 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Jul/Sep 1974 age 64 in Bath, Somerset, Eng . Kathleen never married.

George Walter Glisson b. 30 Jun 1913 d. Apr 1992 age 78 Bath, Somerset, Eng

Archibald J. Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1920 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1967 age 48 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Jan/Mar Bath, Somerset, Eng to Marian Hayes b.

Archibald Ernest Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1888 Bath, Somerset, Eng d.21 Nov 1932 Marylebonde, London, Middlesex, Eng Will probated 13 Mar 1933 executrix widow Florence May Glisson

m. (1) Oct/Dec 1915 at Bath, Somerset, Eng to Gertrude B. Whiting b.d. 1915-1925 m.(2) Apr/Jun 1925 St George Hanover Square, London to Florence May Wilson

Charlotte Glisson b. abt 1831 Wincanton

Joseph Rapson Glisson b. 24 May 1835 Wincanton, baptized 28 May 1835/21 Jun 1835 t St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng d. 21 Mar 1882 age 48 Shepton Mallet, Somerset,

Eng, m. 29 Jan 1855 Evercreech, Somerset, Eng to Elizabeth Gane b. 1826 Evercreech, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1891 at Frome, Somerset, Eng. Elizabeth dau of John &

Mercam or Mary Gane. Sister Jane lived with her widow Elizabeth in 1891 Frome, Somerset, Eng. Joseph Occupation listed as Post boy.

Charlotte Florence Kate Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1855 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng baptized 30 Dec 1855 St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet. Somerset, Eng d. 1880 Shepton Mallet,

Somerset, Eng m. Jul/Sep 1877 St Stephen Church, Islington, London, Eng to James Gregory b. 1848 Surrey, Eng

Florence Gregory b. 1878 Islington, Middlesex, Eng

Herbert Gregory b. 1880 Islington, Middlesex, Eng

Joseph Herbert Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1858 Shepton, Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. 1862 buried 22 Apr 1862 at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng

John Thomas Glisson b. 1859, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng baptized 17 Sep 1859/6 Nov 1859 St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/Jun 1927 Frome,

Somerset, Eng. m. (1) Jan/Mar 1889

at Bristol, Gloucester, Eng to Ellen Jane Meering b. 1865 Orfordness, Suffolk, Eng d. Feb 1900 Frome, Somerset, Eng buried 20 Feb 1900 at St John the Baptist Church

Frome, Somerset, Eng m. (2) Jul/Sep 1900 to Mrs. Annie Mitchell Hutchison b. 1873 Stockwell, Surrey, London England d. Oct/Dec 1943 age 70 at Dartford, Kent, Eng

Joseph Thomas Alexander (Alec) Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1901 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 19 Oct 1901 at St John the Baptist, Frome, Somerset, Eng

Gordon Herbert Glisson b. 31 Jul 1902 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 1 Sep 1902 at St John the Baptist, Frome, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/Jun 1981 Hastings & Rother, Sussex, Eng

Emily Jane Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1862 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng baptized 21 Dec 1862 at St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng

Herbert Joseph Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1864 Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng baptized 1 Jan 1865 St Peter & Paul Church, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, Eng d. Oct/Dec 1933

Age 69 Frome, Somerset, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1892 to Louisa Jane Palmer b. Jul/Sep 1866 Frome, Somerset, Eng. d. Jul/Sep 1910 Frome, Somerset, Eng age 44, buried 19 Aug 1910 at

Holy Trinity Church, Frome, Somerset, Eng. Louisa dau of William & Sarah Palmer. Herbert occupation was Coachman.

Herbert Russel Palmer Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1893 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 17 Jun 1893 at St John the Baptist, Frome, Somerset, England d. Oct/Dec 1966 age 73 Salisbury, Wiltshire,

England m. Jan/Mar 1920 to Emily Rose Millard b. 21 Oct 1893 Frome, Somerset, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1982 Bromsgrove, Hereferd, & Worcester, England dau of

John & Mary A. Millard

Douglas H. J. Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1920 Salisbury, Wiltshire, Eng d. m. Oct/Dec 1942 Christ Church, Hampshire, Eng to Ivy Witt b.

John D. Glisson b. Apr/Jun 1946 Salisbury, Wiltshire, Eng

Jane A. Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1950 Southeast Surrey, Surrey, Eng

Rosemary Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1937 in Andover, Berkshire, Eng

Florence Kate Louisa Glisson b. Jul/Sep 1894 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 30 Sep 1894 St John the Baptist, Frome, Somerset, Eng d. Jan.Mar 1922 Frome, Somerset,

Eng m. Jan/Mar 1920 Frome to Victor Frank Hillier b. Oct/Dec 1891 Frome, Somerset, Eng son of Frank & Elizabeth Hillier.

Philip John Charles Glisson b. 4 Jan 1896 Frome, Somerset, Eng baptized 15 Feb 1896 St John the Baptist, Frome, Somerset, Eng d. Jan/Mar 1973 Wandsworth, London,

Eng m. (1) Apr/Jun 1923 Westham, Essex, Eng to Doris Eva Cottle b. Oct/Dec 1897 West Ham, Alaistow, Essex, Eng d. 11 Apr 1958 Frome, Somerset, Eng

Will probated 25 Jul 1958 executrix daughters Patricia Florence Glisson spinster & Jeane Mary Norman. Doris dau of William James Cottle & Amelia.

Philip m. (2) Apr/Jun 1958 Ealing, Middlesex Eng to Margaret Saunders.

Patricia Florence Glisson b. 15 Aug 1925 Frome, Somerset, Eng d. Dec 1993 Bath, Somerset, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1972 Frome, Somerset, Eng to George B.N. Creswick b.

Jeaane Mary Glisson b. Jan/Mar 1928 Brentford, Oxfordshire, Eng d. m. Jul/Sep 1950 Frome, Somerset, Eng to Paul Douglas Norman b. 28 May 1927 Fulham

London, Eng d. Aug 2003 South Hams, Hampshire, Eng

Emily Glisson b. abt 1841 Somerset, Eng

John Glisson Jr. b. abt 1798 d. 1832 buried 22 Aug 1832 age 34 at St Bartholemew Yeovilton, Somerset, Eng m. 27 Dec 1821 St Bartholomew, Yeovilton, Somerset Endland to Mary Guliford b. abt 1799

d. 1835 buried 1835 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng, John & Mary both died before 1841 leaving their children as orphans in 1841 census records.

Maria Glisson b. 1817-22 Yeovilton d. 6 Apr 1892 Chatham, Kent, England m. 1 Jan 1840 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng to James Thomas Miller b. 1815 Pudimore also known as Puddimore or

Milton Podimore, Somerset, Eng d. Dec 1891 Chatham, Kent, Eng son of William Miller & Elizabeth Purdy. James was a Private in the Royal Marines, Occupation listed on several

census records shows him as Pensioner Royal Marines. Maria Glisson age 23 and Rebecca Glisson age 10 lised as inmates in home of James Perry in 1841 census. Maria was probably age 20

not 23 and was older sister of Rebecca both orphans. Maria however was married with small child.

Eliza Louis Miller b. 1841 Ilchester, Somerset, Eng d. 1882

William Adventure Miller b. 1844 Lea, Somerset, Eng

James T. Miller b. 1845 Pembroke, S. Wales

John T. Miller b. 1847 Pembroke, S. Wales

Henry James Miller b. 1849 Pembroke, S. Wales d. 1939

Josesph Miller b. 1850 Chatham, Kent, Eng

E. J. Miller b. 1853 Chatham, Kent, Eng

Mary Ann Miller b. 1855 Chatham, Kent, Eng d. 1943

Charlotte Emma Miller b. 1858 Chatham, Kent, Eng d. 1952

Clara Fanny Miller b. 1860 Chatham, Kent, Eng d. 1955

Albert Miller b. 1862 Chatham, Kent, Eng d. 1955

Maria Ann Miller b. 1866 Chatham, Kent, Eng d. 1960

?George Glisson b. 1823 baptized 15 May 1823 at Ansford, Somerset, Eng d. m. to Ann Tucker. George listed as son of John & Mary on Baptism.

Herbert William Glisson b. Oct/Dec 1844 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng d. m. Selina

Charles Glisson b. 1853 baptized 27 Nov 1853 at St Peter & Paul Church, Wincanton, Somerset, Eng

Ann Glisson b. abt 1826-28 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng d. m. 2 Nov 1852 St Pancras Parish, London, Middlesex, Eng to Frederick Francis Crabb b. 1830 d. 1885 son of Francis Crabb.

Ann listed in 1841 UK census at the Ilchester County Jail, in civil parish of Ilchester, reg dist Yeovil as a criminal prisoner age 15 born in Somerset, England. Ann & sister

Rebecca listed in 1851 UK census living with Charles & Elizabeth Davis in civil parish of St Pancras, Middlesex, Eng. Ann listed as a dressmaker and Rebecca listed as laundress.

Samuel Glisson b. 1829 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng d. 22 Oct 1911 Stawell, Victoria, Australia m. (1) abt 1853 to Mary Todd b. 1822 Bath, Somerset, Eng d. 1863 Stawell, Victoria, Australia.

Samuel listed in 1841 UK census in Yeovil, Somerset, Eng age 12 as orphan living at the Yeovil Unionhouse. He was listed in 1851 UK Census age 22 as being born in Yeovil residing civil

parish of St Pancras, Middlesex, Eng with Samie & Elizabeth Caines or Camis as their nephew. Elizabeth listed as being born in Yeovilton, Somerset, Eng so she must have been his blood

aunt and either a Glisson or Guliford.

Samuel m. (2) abt 1881 to Betsy Ann Dale b. 1851 d. 1889

Mary Elizabeth Glisson b. 1854 Forest Creek, Victoria, Australia

Augustus Glisson b. 1856 Mount Ararat, Victoria, Australia d. 1857 Mount Ararat, Grampians, Austrailia

Frederick Ernest Glisson b. 1859 Armstrong, Victoria, Australia d. 7 May 1938 Stawell, Victoria, Australia m. 1881 to Mary Catton b. 13 Sep 1858 Maryborough,

Victoria, Australia d. 1939 Stawell, Victoria, Australia, dau of Alfred Catton & Sarah Paget

Margurite Glisson b. 1882 d. 1882

Emily Edith Glisson b. 1882

Frederick Ernest Glisson b. 1883 d. 1900

Samuel Alfred Glisson b. 1886 d. 1912

Richard Henry Pearce Glisson b. 1888 d. 1915

Edith May Glisson b. 1890 d. 1956

Walter George Glisson b. 1892 GreatWestern, Victoria, Australia d. 1947 Stawell, Victoria, Australia

Emma Margaret Glisson b. 1894 d. 1894

George Gabriel Glisson b. 1860 d. 1861

Percy Glisson b. 1861 d. 1861

Richard Glisson b. 1863 d. 1863

Bessie Glisson b. 1883 d. 1883

Samuel David Glisson b. 14 Aug 1887 at Great Glisson, Victoria, Australia d. 17 May 1961Caulfield, Victoria, Australia m. abt 1916 to Ruby May Gunn b. 1893 Benalla,

Aus d. 1926 Preston Aus. Ruby dau of William Hill Gunn & Emily Ann Limea.

David Henry Glisson b. 1917 d. 1918

Esma May Glisson b. 1918 d. 2006

Eric William Glisson b. 28 Jun 1918 d. 31 Mar 1936 buried at Springvale Cemetery

Frederick Ernest Glisson b. 21 Apr 1924 Grampians, Victoria, Australia d. 2003 Calundra, Queensland, Australia

Rebecca Glisson b. 1831-1832 Yeovil, Somerset, Eng d. Apr/Jun 1896, Islinton, London, Eng m. Oct/Dec 1852 to Thomas Webb b. 1820 Middlesex, Eng d. 1871. Rebecca listed in 1841

UK census as Rebecca Gliston age 10 as inmate, living with James & Jane Perry in Yeovilton, Yeovil, Ilchester, England. Rebecca and sister Ann living in 1851 UK census

with Charles & Elizabeth Davis in St Pancras Parish, Middlesex, Eng. Both just listed as lodgers.

Mary Jane Webb b. 1855 St Pancras Parish, Middlesex, Eng

Elizabeth C. Webb b. 1857 St Pancras Parish, Middlesex, Eng d. 1861-71

Harriett L.A. Webb b. 1860 St Pancras Parish, Middlesex, Eng

Ann Webb b. 1862 St Pancras Parish, Middlesex, Eng

Helen Webb b. 1864 St Pancras Parish, Middlesex, Eng

Samuel Glisson b. abt 1720-33 Yeovil, Somerset, England d. 1781-85 will probated 1785 m. 10 May 1756 parish of Beaminster, Dorset to Grace Gerrard b. baptism 12 Nov 1738 at Cranborne, Dorset, England

d. 1765 at Powerstock, Dorset, England buried 9 Mar 1765 St Mary’s Church Beaminster, Dorset, England. Grace dau of Henry Gerrard b.1703 d. 1787 & Elizabeth Newman b. 1707 d. 1796.

Henry Gerrard son of John Gerrard & Susanah.

Samuel moved back to Brimsmore after his wife died. He witnessed marriages of Betty, Mary and Martha daughters of Robert Glisson & Elizabeth Suter.

Samuel made will 1781 proved 1785 listed him as being of Brimsmore, Yeovil.

Misc. Records possible related to Glissons in Yeovilton/Yeovil/Ilchester/Wincanton/South Cadbury/East Coker Somerset England in Timeline order from above References:

1626 Samuel Glison married to Ann Clarke on 30 Jul 1626 at Yeovil, St John

1629 Samuel Glisson baptized 26 Dec 1629 at Yeovil

1667 George Glisten married Elizabeth Wills 26 Dec 1667 at Montacute parish Somerset, Montacute 4 miles west of Yeovil

1685 Will made 1685 probated 9 Jun 1690 for Samuel Glisson of Yeovil, listed sons Samuel and John, and daughters Mary and Ann

1685 beheading of Samuel Glisson of Yeovil

1686 John Glisson married 9 Dec 1686 to Mary Selly at Exeter, Saint Thomas The Apostle, Devon

1697 An Glisson married to Samuel Hoskines 18 Mar 1697 at Yeovil, St John

1704 Hannah Glisson to Richard Cuff 15 May 1704 St John Yeovil

1706 Elizabeth Glisson married to Henry Hambridge 31 Jul 1706 in Ilchester dau of Elizabeth only child of Samuel and his first wife Elizabeth

1707 Wm Glisson to Mary ? 18 Jun 1707 at Maperton, couple miles from Wincanton

1710 John Glisson married to Mary Hawkins 17 Apr 1710 South Cadbury, few miles sw of Wincanton

1711 Daniel Glisson married to Sarah Keate 1711 at Pinhole, Devon (this may be Daniel Glisson of Dorchester, Dorset, Eng and not connected to the Sommerset Glisson Group)

1714 John Glisson in Wincanton

1713 Samuel Glisson married 23 Jul 1713 to Mary Rose Warden at Plymouth, Saint Andrew, Devon

1718 Mary Glisson married Mr Allen 15 Apr 1718 St Johns Yeovil

1720 John Glisson buried at Wincanton

1721 26 May 1721 Chas Horsley of Malock Somerset-occupation- Tallou Chandler- Apprentice Jn son of Sam’ll Glifson of Yeoville Somerset apprenticeship Malock is a few mile west of Yeovil and Yeovilton and Illchester

1726 Robert Glisson married to Betty Suter 18 Dec 1726 at Mere, Wiltshire, Roberts parish Yeovil Bettys Mere

1727 John Gliston married Emma Lafty 25 May 1727 at East Coker which is just south of Yeovil

1742 Will of Mary Glisson widow of Plymouth Devon probated 20 Jul 1742

1742 Mary Glefson buried 29 Jun 1742 at St Andrews Church, at Plymouth, Devon (note:this is Mary Rosewarden widow of Samuel Glisson of Devon & Wincanton, Somerset)

1745 Samuel Glisson buried 7 Feb 1745 at Wincanton

1756 Samuel Glisson of Yeovil married Grace Gerrard 10 May 1756 parish of Beaminster, Dorset

1758 Betty Glisson to Richard Manning 9 Jun 1758 St John, Yeovil

1758 Mary Glisson to John Wright 30 Oct 1758 St John, Yeovil

1761 Samuel Glisson

1764 Martha Glisson to Thomas Andrews 25 Apr 1764 St John, Yeovil

1765 Grace Glisson buried 9 Mar 1765 at Beaminster wife of Samuel county of Dorset (county burial)

1767 Will of Robert Glisson linen draper of Yeovil Somerset probated 4 Jul 1767

1767 Sarah Glisson to Robert Winter 10 Dec 1767 St John, Yeovil

1771 John Glisson to Mary Hawkins 25 Dec 1771 St John, Yeovil

1779 Will of Betty Glisson alias Suter related to the Yea family

1780 John Hockey Glisson to Mary Hallet 26 Sep 1780 St Bartholomew, Yeovilton, Somerset

1781 Will made of Sameuel Glisson of Brimsmore, Yeovil

1784 Samuel Glisson buried 1 May 1784 St John’s Yeovil

1785 Will proved of Sameuel Glisson of Brimsmore, Yeovil

1786 John Glisson buried 1 Mar 1786 at St Bartholomew, Yeovilton

1787 Sarah Glisson born abt 1787 at Yeovil, Somerset

1788 Sarah Glisson buried 8 Jul 1788 at St Bartholomew in Yeovilton

1788 Samuel Glisson buried 4 Jul 1788 St Bartholomew in Yeovilton

1793 Charlotte Glisson buried 18 Aug 1793 at St Bartholomew in Yeovilton

1794 2 Jun 1794 Wm Collins of Mudford-Occupation Butcher- Apprentice Sam Glifson apprenticeship Mudford just a few miles north of Yeovil halfway to Yeovilton

1797 John Glisson buried 31 Jul 1797 at St Bartholomew Yeovilton

1799 Samuel Glisten buried 4 Feb 1799 at Weston, Bath, Somerset

1802 Mary Glisson buried 6 Feb 1802 Yeovil

1804 Temperance Glisson buried 6 May 1804 at St Bartholomew, Yeovilton

1805 Sarah Glisson married 2 Oct 1805 to John Cole at Yoevil, Somerset

1808 Samuel Glisson married Catherine Williams 30 Aug 1808 parish of Chideock, Dorset, Eng abt 10 miles SE of Beaminster

1808 Martha Glisson buried 31 Aug 1808 Yeovil

1813 John Gleeson & Mary Ann Gleeson baptized 28 Mar 1813 Chiderock, Dorset son and dau of Samuel Gleeson & Catherine Williams

1815 Robert Glisson baptized 22 Jan 1815 Chiderock, Dorset son of Samuel Glisson & Catherine Williams

1816 Robert Glisson buried 1 Dec 1816 Yeovil

1817 Jane Glisson baptized 9 Feb 1817 Yeovil dau of Samuel Glisson & Catherine Williams

1817 Thomas Glisson married 16 Nov 1817 Yeovil to Mary Ann Rapson

1818 Elizabeth Glisson baptized 27 Dec 1818 Yeovil dau of Thomas Glisson & Mary Ann Rapson

1819 Elizabeth Glisson baptized 24 Dec 1819 Yeovil dau of Samuel Glisson & Catherine Williams

1820 Elizabeth Glisson buried 15 Jul 1820 Yeovil b. 1820

1820 Catherine Glisson buried 24 Apr 1820 Yeovil

1820 Samuel Glisson married 20 Nov 1820 Yeovil to Elizabeth Budgell

1821 Robert Glisson born 1 Nov 1821 Yeovil son of Thomas & Mary

1821 John Glisson married to Mary Guliford 27 Dec 1821 Yeovilton

1822 George Glisson born 1822

1823 George Glisson baptized. 15 May 1823 at Ansford, Somerset son of John & Mary Glisson

1829 Thomas Glisson married 3 Mar 1829 St. Nicholas, Bristol, Gloucester, England to Eliza Helps

1829 Samuel Glisson buried 25 Mar 1829 St John’s Yeovil age 47 b. 1782

1831 Elizabeth Glisson buried 2 Apr 1831 Yeovil

1831 Removal orders for John Hockey Glisson & wife Mary from Yeovilton to Yeovil

1831 Elizabeth Glisson buried 23 Apr 1831 age 33 b. 1798 at St John’s Yeovil

1832 John Glisson buried 22 Aug 1832 age 34 b. 1798 at St Bartholomew Yeovilton

1835 Joseph Glisson baptized. 28 May 1835 at Wincanton, England, Mill St. Independent, Somerset son of Thomas Gliston & Mary Rapson

1835 Mary Glisson buried 12 Sep 1835 Yeovil

1835 Mary Glisson buried 30 Jun 1835 at St Bartholomew Yeovilton age 76 b. 1759

1835 Jane Glisson married at Yeovilton

1839 Elizabeth Glisson buried

1839 Eliza Glisson buried in Bath b. 1801

1844 Robert Glisson married Apr/Jun 1844 Shepton Mallet, Somerset to Mary Barnes

1844 Elizabeth Glisson married Apr/jun 1844 Shepton Mallet, Somerset to Silas Wilkins

1849 Thomas Glisson buried in Bath

1850 Thomas Glisson married 30 Oct 1850 to Sarah Coles, London, Saint Giles Cripplegate, London

1850 Mary Louise Glisson baptized 24 Feb 1850 at St Phillips & St Jacobs Bristol, dau of Henry & Johanna

1852 Ann Glisson married 2 Nov 1852 to Frederick, Francis Crabb, at Saint Pancras, Old Church, London

1852 Rebecca Glisson married 4 Dec 1852 to Thomas Webb at Pentonville, London

1855 Joseph Glisson married 29 Jan 1855 to Elizabeth Gane at Evercreech, Somerset

1856 Gerrard William Glisson baptized 21 Feb 1856 at Westminster, Saint Mary Soho, London son of George & Celia Glisson

1858 Joseph Herbert Glisson born 17 Jan 1858 Evercreech, Somerset son of Joseph Rapson Glisson & Elizabeth

1860 Robert Glisson buried 1860 b. 1820 at Yeovil

1861 Frank John Glisson baptized 1 Oct 1861 at Westminster, Saint Mary Soho, London son of Cecilia Glisson

1880 John Wesley Glisson buried 26 Mar 1880 Deovmans, Somerset

1883 Pg 75- Thomas Glisson, un, tripe dresser Kellys Directory 1883

1883 Pg 76- H. Glisson, pork butcher & ram curer Kellys Directory 1883

1883 Pg 97- Henry Glisson, pork butcher, bacon & ham curer, & tripe dresser, 37 Wesgate Street Kellys Directory 1883

1883 Thomas Glisson Jr. Tripe dresser, 22 Walcot Street Kellys Directory 1883

1883 Pg 456- Bacon curers – Henry Glisson 37 Westgate Street, Bath Kellys Directory 1883

1883 Pg 585- Tripe Dresser- Henry Glisson 37 Westgate Street, Bath Kellys Directory 1883

1883 Thomas Glisson Jr. 22 Walcot Street, Bath Kellys Directory 1883

1888 Ethel Kate Glison buried at Frome b. 1888

1890 Frederick Bartlett Glisson b. 1869 m. 13 Jan 1890 Weston,Somerset to Elizabeth Speck b. 1872 dau of Edwin Speck Frederick son of Thomas Glisson

I need to get wills of

Walter Gleson proved 1607 in Bristol

Israel Gleson gentleman 6 Sep 1684 Brislington

Samuel Glisson made 1781 proved 1785 Yeovil

Samuel Glisson will 1745 Yeovil

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References for Glissons in England

County of Suffolk

County of Northumberland

County of Norfolk

County of Somerset

County of Gloucester

County of Dorset

Ref: Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch: The Iveagh (Phillipps) Suffolk Manuscripts [HD 1538/348 - HD 1538/441]

Reference Code: HD 1538, The Iveagh (Phillips) Suffolk Manuscripts

Creation Dates: 12c-19c Creators: Cornwallis family of Suffolk, Phillipps, Sir, Thomas, 1792-1872, 1st baronet, antiquary and bibliophile HD 1538/365 STONHAM ASPAL

Ref: Suffolk- Subsidy Returns, 1524

Ref: British Chancery Records, 1386-1558-

Ref: Norfolk, Norwich, 1.Index to Wills, Consistory Court of Norwich, 1370-1550 2. Wills among the Norwich Enrolled Deeds, 1286-1508

Ref: Norfolk Record Office: Diocese of Norwich, Probate Inventories {DN/INV15-DN/INV26}

Ref: Northumberland Record Office: Swinburne (Capheaton) estate records {ZSW/1-ZSW/59}

Ref: Lancashire Record Office: Hulton of Hulton-

Ref: London Metropolitan Archives: Haynes Papers-

Ref: Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies: Small accessions 401-500-

Ref: Cornwall Record Office: Prideaux Brune of Place, Padstow (PB/1/1-PB/3/87)-

Ref: Cambridgeshire County Record Office, Cambridge: Records of the parish of St. Edward King and Martyr, Cambridge-

Ref: Bridport Family- Schedule of the Church Lands and properties, 1634 England-

Ref: Canterbury Cathedral Archives: Dean and Chapter Archive (CCA-DCc-ChAnt/T-CCA-Dco-ChAnt/Z-

Ref: Royal College of Physicians of London: College Legal Status-

Ref: Royal College of Physicians of London: Portraits:

Ref: Dorset Record Office: Marnhull Parish-

Ref: National Library of Wales, Department of Collection Services: Weslsh Probate Records, Diocese of St Asaph (SA/1671/1-SA/1682/230)-

Ref: Somerset Archive and Record Service: Gibbs MSS-

Ref: Bristol Record Office: St Luke’s Parish, Brislington, Bristol-

Ref: Parliamentary Archives: House of Lords: Journal Office (HL/PO/JO/10/1/340- HL/PO/JO/10/1/430)-

Ref: The Visitation of the County of Somerset In the year 1623. Edited by Frederic Thomas Colby D.D. London 1870. Printed by Sir T. Phillips, reprinted by the Harleian Society-

England Births & Christenings 1538-1991

Ref: National Burial Index FHS-and county Burials 1629-1928-

Ref: Dorset County England Marriages-

Ref: Somerset and Dorset Strays-

Ref: Sarum Marriage License Bonds-

Ref: Parish of Rampisham Marriages at Rampisham, Dorsetshire 1574 to 1846 Transcribed by Emma Squires

Burials 1723-1744: Transcribed by Lynda Small online Parish Clerk

Burials 1745-1779: Transcribed by Lynda Small online Parish Clerk

Ref: Cambridgeshire Baptisms-

Ref: Lincoln County England Marriage License Bonds and Allegations-

Ref: Kent Canterbury- Marriage License Allegations, Dean of Westminster, 1558-1699 and Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660-1670

Ref: Free Registers- UK Parish Register Information- www.free.reg.org.uk

Ref: Gloucestershire: Bristol Diocese- Marriage Bonds, 1637-1700

Ref: Middlesex & West Middlesex County England Marriages-

Ref: London England- Calender of Marriage License Allegations 1597-1648 book 24 London, England

Ref: London, Calender of Marriage License Allegations, 1597-1648

Ref: The Clergy of the Church of England 1540-1835 Diocese of Bristol_

Ref: Misc. Info from personal notes, correspondence, internet etc-

Ref: The New Century Cyclopedia of Names, Copyright 1954-

Ref: Ironside family public Member pages at ancestry.com-

Ref: Cambridge University Alumni, 1261-1900, Venn, J.A., comp Alumni cantabrigienses, London, Cambridge University Press 1922-1954

Ref: The Members of the University of Oxford, 1500-1714. Oxford: Parker and Co., 1888-1892.

Ref: A calendar of wills proved in the Consistory Court ( City and Deanery of Bristol Division) of the Bishop

Of Bristol, 1572-1792-

Ref: National Archives of England- Documents Online-

Department: Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, held by the National Archives

Ref: Will of Thomas Gleson of Bristol b.1555-1570 (will 1597)-

20 April 1629 Will of Israell Gleson of Bristol (proved 30 August 1629)

Ref: Will of William Glisson of Rampisham 1555-1570-(will 1645-1646)-

Ref: Will of William Glisson son of William of Rampisham 1595-(1642 to 1646)-

PROBATE: proved by Ellen Glisson 2 Jan 1646

25 April 1653 Will of Alice Gleson of Bathford, Somerset (proved 26 May 1655)

Ref: Will of John Glisson son of William of Rampisham 1610-(1674-1677)

Ref: Will of Dr. Francis Glisson son of William of Rampisham 1597-(1674-1677)-

Creation Dates: 12c-19c Creators: Cornwallis family of Suffolk, Phillipps, Sir, Thomas, 1792-1872, 1st baronet, antiquary and bibliophile

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