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Eleanor
Set As Default Person -
Name Eleanor Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Gender Female Died - Living when her step-daughter Bennett wrote her will in October 1569.
The probate inventory survives for an 'Elinore Holnes or Holmes' of Appldore, dated 1574, so perhaps it is more likely that she died in 1574 than 1573.
Buried 30 Jun 1573 St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Appledore, Kent, England
- * I am not certain this is the right burial *
From AT entry (image on microfilm, viewed at London FHC on 4 Aug 2016):
"widdow holmes was buried the xxxth Daye of June Ao 1573"
The burial was quite likely Eleanor's but I can't be sure. The existence of a probate inventory made the following year suggests she may have died then; this could be the burial of her brother-in-law John's widow.
Person ID I21995 All | Teresa's direct ancestors Last Modified 23 Jan 2020
Family 1 John DELYSTER, d. Between 2 Dec 1566 and 12 Dec 1566
Other Partners: Marian EASTONChildren + 1. William LYSTER, b. Est 1550, d. 20 May 1599 (Age ~ 49 years) ▻ Susanne BARBOR m. 14 Jan 1579/80; Elizabeth m. Aft 1586Last Modified 30 Jul 2016 Family ID F8678 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family 2 Thomas HOLMES, bur. 28 Aug 1568, St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Appledore, Kent, England
Married 21 Jun 1567 St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Appledore, Kent, England
- From AT entry (image on microfilm, viewed at London FHS on 4 Aug 2016):
"the xxith day of june was mareyd thomas holmes and Eleanor Delyster" - under heading 'for marages' for year 21 Apr 1567 to 21 Apr 1568.
Last Modified 23 Jan 2020 Family ID F8680 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Living when her step-daughter Bennett wrote her will in October 1569.

