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Matthew OWER
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Name Matthew OWER Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 7 Feb 1618/19 St. Mary Northgate Church, Canterbury, Kent, England
- From FamilySearch
Gender Male Bequest Abt 1644 - In the will of his mother (written 1639, proved 1644)
Grant of Administration 1657 Of the estate of his brother Boys Ower Also known as Matthias OWER Died Aft 25 Jan 1657/58 - Administrator of the estate of his brother Boys Ower, answer of Mathew in Chancery Court case arising dated 25 Jan 1657
Siblings2 brothers and 2 sisters Patriarch & Matriarch
Richard OWER, d. Bef 1612 (Grandfather)
Susanne BARBOR, b. Est 1556, bur. 11 Nov 1586, St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Appledore, Kent, England
(Age ~ 30 years) (Grandmother) 
Notes - Shown as 'Matthew alias Matthias' in his father's will.
Person ID I21987 All Last Modified 29 Jun 2018
Father Boys OWER, bap. 12 Oct 1572, St. Andrew’s Church, Tilmanstone, Kent, England
, d. Between 4 Feb 1623/24 and 11 Mar 1623/24 (Age ~ 51 years) Mother Agnes LYSTER, bap. Feb 1585/86, St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Appledore, Kent, England
, d. Nov 1639 (Age ~ 53 years) Married 7 Oct 1599 St. George the Martyr’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 22 Oct 2015)
"Boys Ower & An Lyster were maried the 7th of October" - under heading 'Mariages Ano dni 1599'
A note beside the grant of administration for her father's will, added the year after (27 Nov 1600) records that by then Agnes had married Boys Ower. Hence Agnes must have married between May 1599, when her father wrote his will and Nov 1600. Although the PR entry shows An not Agnes it therefore seems almost certain that this was an error and the marriage was of this Agnes.
More supporting evidence is in the bonds which Boys Ower provided, one of which records him as a gentleman. Agnes' family seem to have been on the yeoman / gentleman borderline, so Boys' social standing is consistent with what we would expect. Added to which, I have now seen the wills of both Boys and Agnes, both refer to William Halke as brother-in-law, and in Agnes's William's wife Elizabeth and son Norton are also named, showing that it is the same Halke family (William and Elizabeth are obviously common names, but I am not aware of another Norton Halke).
Family ID F7624 Family Group Page | Family Chart
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Baptised - 7 Feb 1618/19 - St. Mary Northgate Church, Canterbury, Kent, England 

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