Charles Abbott was the first husband of Elizabeth Ann Green, the sister of my g grandfather. He died, when they had only been married four years and she was only twenty five. Eleven years later she married Richard Lawrence, her late husband's apprentice.

Elizabeth Ann's Mother Frances wrote in December 1847 "my Daughter as had a great trial in the loss of her Husband but she as been Wonderfully suported and as many kind Friends she goes on with her Business at the Present and she says that she is much more Comfortable than she should be with out it and I wish her to do as she likes for I am happy to say that she acts very Privately? and looks up to him that as Promised to be the Husband of the Widow thay was married only 3 year". So it appears she had decided to marry Richard Lawrence very soon after her first husband's death. Maybe the terms of the will caused her to delay her second marriage.

 This is the Will of the Father of Elizabeth Lantsbury, who married William Bunting. I think the Solicitor must have charged by the word and he really went to town with this Will.

 William was my GG Grandfather, the husband of Frances who wrote letters to her brother Abraham Walter in America. Intriguing to see reference to Widow, Elizabeth Aspinall, will have to now find her will.

 Elizabeth died on 1st June 1798 aged 78 and was buried at Clyffe Pypard on 5th June 1798. She is not on my Family Tree.

 Thomas made his will on 23 October 1847 and died the next day. His full details can be seen here.

 Peter died 8th July 1794 at Nolands Compton Bassett. He was my 5 x Great Grandfather. His full details can be seen here.

 This revue appears to have taken place after the Langham Estate had purchased additional land and Samuel Dunkley had a new Landlord and the land rented changed.

 I believe William was my 6xg Grandfather. He died in  October 1758. His full details can be seen here..

 The following is from Abstracts of Wiltshire Inquisitions Post Mortem returned in the court of chancery in the reign of King Charles I.

I assume Broadtowne is Broad Town which was in Clyffe Pypard parish but now a parish in it's own right.