In his will Samuel seems more worried about protecting the trustees of his estate than his wife and children.

William was a Butcher in Gold Street, Northampton and, later in life, a farmer in Great Creaton, Northamptonshire.

 William Liddiard died 29th March 1848. I am having great difficulty finding the ancestors of Elizabeth Ann Liddiard, my Great Grandmother. Hopefully this and other Liddiard wills will help sort them out.

In this transcript of statements given to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury [ ] indicates that I have not managed to decipher what is written there.

Following are excepts from indenture for purchase of land in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire 10th August 1717.

William Greene is thought to be William Green I2589 on family tree, who died in Kingsthorpe in 1749. Samuel Green is thought to be William's son.

 I have obtained a lot of data on Land farmed by Greens in Kingsthorpe but, as yet, I haven't found  maps to show where the land was.

In 1883 the vicar of Kingsthorpe created a list of old documents, and excerpts from some, in a book called:
Kingsthorpiana or Researches in a Church Chest
I have extracted all mentions of the name Green from this book. I have also included early Greens from the Kingsthorpe parish register.

If anyone has any more information on early Greens in Kingsthorpe I would be very grateful if they could contact me.
 

Hemswell Antique Centres founded by the late Rex and Nepi Miller, who bought the buildings in a state of disrepair back in 1986 - celebrate 21 years in business on Thursday 28th June inviting over 1000 clients to a late night jazz evening in a marquee at the Centres.

Ironbridge is the site of the First Iron Bridge in the World. It was erected in 1779.