Ald Coleman Street, 1645-8 (1) Co Co Cripplegate Within, 1660 Aldermanbury, 1641, St Mary Aldermanbury, 1642, 1659, St Andrew Holborn, 1670 (2) LS, appr, 1610/11, to Thomas Morley, M, 1646 (3) b 1600 [sic], bur 3 Jul 1672, St Olave Hart Street (4) Will PCC 95 Eure pr, 2 Jul 1672 f Henry Witham of Leeds, Yorks, m Mabel Robinson, mar (A) Frances Woodnet of-, Herts, (B) 1660, Elizabeth Green, wid (4) Merchant Esq, 1660 (5) Land Essex (6) Da Katherine mar Walter Boothby, Ald, 1652 6
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Title: Bargain & Sale 7
Date: 29 Aug. 1645
Description:
(1) Walter Boothbie, London, marchant, one of the sons of Thomas Boothbie, late citizen & marchant taylor of London, decd.
(2) George Witham, London, marchant.
(1) to (2) for 5/- & in performance of certain covenants in Indentures of 12 Aug. 1645. Three messuages at nether end of Soper Lane in the parish of St. Antholen als. St. Anthonyne in the ward of Cordwayner, London, two of said messuages late in occupation of Thomas Boothbie & now in that of Edmond Webber & the other now in occup. of Thomas Moreton. And all apps.
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Short title: Witham v Witham. 8
Date: 1648
Plaintiffs: Henry Witham and Elizabeth Witham his wife.
Defendants: George Witham, Frances Witham his wife, Francis Hopper, Mary Hopper his wife, Walter Boothby, Katherine Boothby his wife, Thomas Bland, Elizabeth Bland his wife and [unknown] Colborne.
Subject: money, Middlesex.
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Short title: Wytham v Bucke. 9
Date: 1653
Plaintiffs: George Wytham.
Defendants: Robert Bucke.
Subject: property in East Ham, Essex.
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Short title: Wytham v Bland. 10
Date: 1664
Plaintiffs: George Wytham.
Defendants: Thomas Bland and Elizabeth Bland his wife.
Subject: property in Barking, Essex.
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Short title: Wytham v Bland. 11
Date: 1664
Plaintiffs: George Wytham.
Defendants: Thomas Bland and Elizabeth Bland his wife.
Subject: property in Aldermanbury, London.
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Short title: Bland v Wytham. 12
Date: 1665
Plaintiffs: Thomas Bland and Elizabeth Bland.
Defendants: George Wytham and Henry Wytham [his son].
Subject: marriage contract, Middlesex.
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Short title: Ellis v Wytham. 13
Date: 1667
Plaintiffs: John Ellis.
Defendants: George Wytham, Elizabeth Wytham his wife, Henry Wytham and wife, Thomas Bland and Elizabeth Bland his wife.
Subject: marriage contract, Middlesex.
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Abstract of the Will of George Wytham of St. Andrew Holborn, Esquire, written 29 Sep 1670, proved 2 Jul 1672. 14
Declares that all his children (that is to say) his son Henrie Witham, his late daughter Boothby deceased who was married to Walter Boothby Esquire now also deceased, and his late daughter Elizabeth Bland deceased married to Thomas Bland Esquire have been advanced by him in his late time with long and competent portions of his personal estate. Therefore his son Henry Wytham nor the children of his said late daughter Katherine Boothby deceased ought to have or claim any customary part therein after his decease nor shall they have any further share or portion of his estate than what is given and bequested in his will.
Whereas his son Henrie Wytham and his wife have behaved very undutifully toward him ... if the said Henrie Wytham and his wife shall without further suit or trouble within six weeks next after his decease deliver up to his executrix hereinafter named all deeds, conveyances, assurances and securities for moneys which they have gained from him to be cancelled and made void so that his executrix may receive and benefit from the profits of his lands, tenements & hereditaments during her natural life, then he direct his executrix hereinafter named to pay to his son Henrie Witham an annuity of £25 during his natural life at the rate of 10 shillings a week. However, if his said son Henrie Wytham does not do as requested, then the annuity of £25 will be rendered void and instead he will receive only 5 shillings as his full portion.
All the rest of his estate real and personal he gives, devises and bequeaths to his wife Elizabeth Wytham, appointing her sole executrix of his last will and testament.
Orthographic variation: WYTHAM