George GOTHAM, [Mother?]

Bef 1592 - Aft 1613  (~ 22 years)

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• Name	George GOTHAM
  Suffix [ONS gp]	[Mother?]
  Relationship	with Teresa Ann GOATHAM
  Born	Bef 1592
  	I am assuming that George would have needed to be at least 21 to be churchwarden.
  Gender	Male
  Church Office	1613	Abbotskerswell, Devon, England
  	Churchwarden
  	Signed two
  Died	Aft 1613
  	Alive in 1613 when he was churchwarden.
  Siblings	2 brothers
  + 1. William GOTHAM,   b. Est 1587, (probably), Abbotskerswell, Devon, England ,   d. 1647, (probably), Abbotskerswell, Devon, England  (Age ~ 60 years) ▻ Mary YONGE,  m. 17 Jul 1615 + 2. Edward GOTHAM,   b. Est 1590, (probably), Abbotskerswell, Devon, England ,   bur. 19 Sep 1637, St. Mary’s Church, Abbotskerswell, Devon, England  (Age ~ 47 years) ▻ Margerie DYER, [Mother Uncertain],  m. 6 Aug 1618 ;   Charitye PRESTON,  m. 23 Jun 1633   3. George GOTHAM, [Mother?],   b. Bef 1592,   d. Aft 1613  (Age ~ 22 years)
  Origins
  Patriarch & Matriarch	GOTHAM,   d. Bef 1613  (Father)  Agnes,   b. Est 1542, (possibly), Wolborough, Devon, England ,   bur. 8 Jun 1633, St. Mary’s Church, Abbotskerswell, Devon, England  (Age ~ 91 years)  (Mother)
  Person ID	I307779	All
  Last Modified	12 Aug 2024

  
  

  Father	GOTHAM,   d. Bef 1613
  Mother	Agnes,   b. Est 1542, (possibly), Wolborough, Devon, England ,   bur. 8 Jun 1633, St. Mary’s Church, Abbotskerswell, Devon, England  (Age ~ 91 years)
  Married	While an Agnes Gotham (married name) was the mother of William and Edward (shown in the PR entries for their marriages), I am not sure if she was the one who married Thomas in 1560. It seemed quite likely since: - there is no Thomas or Agnes found paying the lay subsidy in Wolborough in 1581 - which could be explained by them living in Abbotskerswell (at least, by 1581); However, against this: - there is the burial of an Agnes in Wolborough in 1580, as a widow, so it appears both could have been dead by the time of the lay subsidy; - the lack of burial of a Thomas could suggest that the husband of the Agnes buried in 1580 died before the start of the surviving PRs, but there are alternative possible explanations for the disappearance of Thomas; - the dates of the marriages of William and Edward mean they must have married a few years older than average if they were sons of the Agnes who married in 1560; - neither William nor Edward named a son Thomas (though the range of names they used shows how family names were not always used)
  Family ID	F300104	Family Group Page  |  Family Chart

  
  

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