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Samuell EASTLEY
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Name Samuell EASTLEY Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born Est 1643 - His burial place may suggest he was born as an Issell in South Brent, with baptism unknown due to PRs not surviving and BTs patch survival for the period.
However, I think it was probably coincidence that he moved to South Brent, where there were already Issells / Essells. (Given the concentration of Issells / Eastleys etc. in this area there was almost bound to be some coincidences of members of different brances moving to the same parish).
The reason I think it coincidence is that all the others in South Brent apart from Samuel and his wife were recorded with their surname as Issell or Essell or (on one occasion) Eisell; Samuell was buried with his surname Issley, his wife as Estley i.e. their surname was treated as different.
Gender Male Also known as Samuell EASTLEY Buried 2 Dec 1692 St. Petroc’s Church, South Brent, Devon, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 26 Aug 2020)
"2d. Samuell Issley - aff 18th"
(it is clear from the numbers that '18th' by the affidavit does not mean the 17th of a month, but the 18th affidavit that year)
Person ID I31283 All Last Modified 26 Aug 2020
Family Grace SHINER, bur. 27 Oct 1692, St. Petroc’s Church, South Brent, Devon, England
Married 21 Nov 1671 St. Mary’s Church, Berry Pomeroy, Devon, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 26 Aug 2020)
"November 21 was Maried Samuell Eastley & Grace Shiner"
Last Modified 26 Aug 2020 Family ID F1081 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- His burial place may suggest he was born as an Issell in South Brent, with baptism unknown due to PRs not surviving and BTs patch survival for the period.

