Jane Hanwell

  Notes:

Priors Marston pic (talking about her dau Elizabeth) says "her name was Jane & she died 30th June 1831 aged 72." - think this actually refers to THIS person, so have entered thus.

From Vanderplank v King; Richard Hanwell's will dated 1792 devised all his freehold messuages, closes, meadows, tithes, rents, hereditaments and real estates situate in the town fields, and parishes of Long Buckley (presum.Buckby?), Walford, Guilsborough and elsewhere unto his dau Jane King and to her assignes, for and during her life, and from her decease to the use of all and every the child or children of his said dau Jane King, whether male or female. But, long story short, in the event of her line finishing it passes to his grandson William Hanwell Lucas and his assigns etc. If they both died then 2/3rd to go to the testators' two sisters Sarah and Elizabeth and 1/3 unto his nephews and nieces. The testator died in 1792.
At the time of death of the testator his dau Jane King was living and had 3 children;
Elizabeth born in 1785
John born in 1787
Jane born in 1790.
Wm Hanwell Lucas, the son of a deceased dau of the testator, and John, the son of the dau Jane King, were his co-heirs.
In 1793 after the death of the testator Matilda, another child of his dau Jane King was born. The testators dau Jane King died in Feb 1831.
Of the four children of Jane King;
Jane died in 1799, without having been married.
Elizabeth married Samuel Vanderplank in 1821 and died in 1824 leaving the plaintiff Elizabeth Jane Vanderplank, born in 1822, her only dau surviving.
John married in 1813 and had 3 dau born in 1814, 1815 and 1817
Matilda married in 1819 and had 3 children born in 1822, 1823 and 1826.
Rest of case under Elizabeth Jane Vanderplank.

Jane married John King.