Rev. Robert Outlaw J.P.

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Baptism info and confirmation of parents from Ann-Marie Ell , didn't know of him before.

Is shown on the Outlaw Pedigree in the Northants CRO as Robert Outlaw of Brockton, Salop. Clerk (in Holy Orders I presume). Eldest son. This also shows Andrew Mieres as his son.

Presumably he was also vicar of Longford by Newton.

From National Archives;
Robert Outlaw of Northamptonshire was admitted as a pensioner to Queens' College, Cambridge on 23 April 1765 and was awarded a BA in 1769. He was ordained as a deacon in September 1770 and was curate of Islip, 1770, curate of Sudborough, 1772-1781 (both Northamptonshire) and rector of Longford, Shropshire, 1773-1825. He died in 1825. His sister Ann married the Rev James Gibbs in April 1793; her sister was Mrs E H Hedding.

Adm. pens. at QUEENS', Apr. 23, 1765. Of Northants. ' Matric. Michs. 1765; Scholar; B.A. 1769. Ord. deacon, Sept. 1770; C. of Islip, Northants., 1770 C. of Sudborough, 1772-81. R. of Longford, Salop, 1773-1825. Died in 1825, aged 77. (Northants Clergy; G. Mag., 1825, I. 649.)

The National Archive records relate to THE FREWEN FAMILY OF BRICKWALL IN NORTHIAM, who might be relatives of some sort as his sisters Ann and Elizabeth also appear in the archive.
Same things in a2a.

Was a magistrate; National Archives "individual petition (William Horton, superintendent of the Marquis of Stafford's coal works as desired by Ralph Leeke and the Reverend Robert Outlaw, the committing magistrates). Covering dates 1817 Oct 20. Also a death notice says he was JP.

Was a 'visitor' (Governor basically) of Newport (Salop) Grammar School.

Have his will dated 08 October 1825. Hard to read but seems to be;
1.Appoints dau Mary Outlaw and Ann Outlaw and friend Thomas xxxxxxx of Sutton xxxxx in Warwicks, gent, as executors.
2.I give to my brother Saint John Outlaw the sum of one hundred pounds
3.To the said Thomas xxxxx the sum of Twenty Pounds as a small token of repect for him and as some compensation for his time and trouble in the execution of the trusts of this my will
4.xxxxx to Elizabeth Mieres the sister of my wife that sum of forty pounds as a token of my regard
5.I give to Eleanor Bropp the wife of Thomas Bropp (he is one of the witnesses) of Longford in the Co of Salop the sum of thirty pounds
6.Think residual (but maybe only out of ready money) goes to "my dear wife Mary Outlaw" ..... but then it goes on for ages ...
7.He gives household possessions and his shares in the Ellesmere Canal to the executors in trust for his wife to enjoy the possessions and recieve the income from the Canal stock for and during her natural life.
8.After his wifes decease household contents and Canal shares to be sold and the proceeds to my children Mary Outlaw Ann Outlaw and Sarah wife of xxxx Rodgers of Grafton St, Fitzroy Sq in the City of London.
9.Something about "pieces of land situate in Moorfields xxxx xxxxx the Manor of Little Aston in the Co of Salop xxx x x xx x x about four acres" .... which I think goes to Sarah Rogers (nee Outlaw) ... and it's not to be assigned against any debts of her husband or any future husband !
10.Gives "all the farm lands and herditaments ..... about 70 acres situate in Irthlingborough now in the occupancy of xxxx Bird(?) and also all that dwelling house, coal wharf and xxxxx about two(?) acres situate also in Irthlingborough in the occupation of Messrs xxxx and Gibbons part of which said premises are copyhold and have been surrendered to the xxx of my will and also all that freehold messauge xxxx the farm lands and heriditments thereto belonging about 173 acres situate in Newton xxxxx in the Co of Northants now in the occupation of xxx xxxxson and also all my corn grain hay fodder manure xxxxxxx horses cows sheep pigs carriages implements of husbandry ready money money in xxxx funds and all other my real and personal estates to my executors <LOADS of legal waffle> .... pay the annual income to his wife Mary.
11.Invest £1000 and pay the interest annually to Frances Outlaw widow of my late son Robert Outlaw for her life. After her decease divide the same £1000 amongst her four children by my son Robert Outlaw in equal shares as they shall attain the age of 21.
12.To invest £1000 and pay the annual interest to my son John Luthor Outlaw during his natural life. After his decease pay the same £1000 to my grandchildren xxx xxxx Outlaw Robert Outlaw and Philippa Outlaw sons and daughter of my said son John Luthor Outlaw equally as they shall attain the age of 21. If they ALL die it goes to Robert's children.
13.Invest £1000 and pay the interest annually to Elizabeth Outlaw wife of my son Andrew Mieres Outlaw for her life, such money not to be assigned to any debts any future husband of hers may have ! After her decease the income to go to Andrew Mieres Outlaw and upon his decease to their children having reached the age of 21.
14.(I think) rest to paid "amongst all my said children Mary Outlaw Ann Outlaw and Sarah Rodgers equally share and share alike"
15.Something about £1000 to Elizabeth.
16.Something about if Andrew M refusing to execute the settlement agreed xxx xx xx x x x and the "fruit of their marriage" ... in which case I think they don't get their money ..... maybe.
17.More about Sarah Rodgers and debts and future husbands.
18.Codicil ; something about £800 to Sarah Rodgers "remains unpaid" (a loan?), and also mentiones Robert.
19.Proven in London with a codicil by Mary and Ann, spinsters, his daus and executors.

Robert married Mary.