Mungo Major was an Inn-holder in Andover, Hampshire. His son was Thomas Major of Stockbridge.
Of the Green Family from Harpole, Northamptonshire their Ancestors and Relatives
Of the Green Family from Harpole, Northamptonshire their Ancestors and Relatives
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Mungo Major of Andover - his Will made in 1771Mungo Major was an Inn-holder in Andover, Hampshire. His son was Thomas Major of Stockbridge.
The Major Family of HungerfordThis powerpoint file is 23.5 Mb so it may take a long time to download. Please let me know if you have any problems with this file.
Another Obituary of Dr Harry Pike Major of HungerfordHarry Pike Major was grandson of Thomas Major of Hungerford and great grandson of Thomas Major of Stockbridge. He was the last Major to practice medicine in Hungerford.
Obituary of Dr Harry Pike Major - Hungerford,Friday, 2 April 2010 03:30 PM BST Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 3,248 Harry Pike Major was grandson of Thomas Major of Hungerford and great grandson of Thomas Major of Stockbridge. He was the last Major to practice medicine in Hungerford.
Thomas Major of Stockbridge 1742-1811 His WillThomas was a Surgeon and Man midwife in Stockbridge. This will has been transcribed with line breaks as in original and items in [ ] are those that I can't decipher.
The Making and Signing of Thomas Major's WillIn this transcript of statements given to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury [ ] indicates that I have not managed to decipher what is written there. Thomas's will was challenged by his eldest son, Thomas, so these statements were made confirming that the will was valid.
Thomas Major of Hungerford 1771 - 1843, His WillI have transcribed this will. For ease of referring to original, line breaks are as on the original and page breaks from the original are marked by blank lines. Round brackets are as in the original but square brackets are round items I could not read. Thomas was the eldest son of Thomas Major of Stockbridge. |
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