Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth KITCHIN 
, 1250
, 1250BirthNovember 1726, Bucknall, Lincolnshire, England
Baptism20 November 1726, Bucknall, Lincolnshire, England3041 Age: <1
DeathDecember 1752, West Ashby, Lincolnshire, England Age: 26
Burial2 December 1752, West Ashby Parish Church, Lincolnshire, England3042
FatherFrancis KITCHIN , 2533
MotherAnn , 2534
Spouses
1Thomas DUCKERING , 1249
, 1249Birthabout 1720
Death28 January 1763, Horsington, Lincolnshire, England3037 Age: 43
OccupationFarmer1310
FatherJohn DUCKERING , 3135 (1677-1759)
MotherAnn DRURYE , 3136 (1682-1766)
Notes for Elizabeth KITCHIN
Elizabeth KITCHIN's baptism is recorded in the Bucknall Parish register on the 20th November 1726 and her parents are Francis and Ann KITCHIN. (LA 11 10 001 01A - Michael 31.5.98)
The marriage of Elizabeth KITCHIN and Thomas DUCKERING is recorded in the Bucknall Parish Register for 3rd August 1745. (LA 11 10 001 01A - Michael 31.5.98)
The burial of Eliza DUCKERING is recorded in the West Ashby Parish Register for the 2nd December 1752. (Lincoln Archives 1103 001 03A - 8.97)
The marriage of Elizabeth KITCHIN and Thomas DUCKERING is recorded in the Bucknall Parish Register for 3rd August 1745. (LA 11 10 001 01A - Michael 31.5.98)
The burial of Eliza DUCKERING is recorded in the West Ashby Parish Register for the 2nd December 1752. (Lincoln Archives 1103 001 03A - 8.97)
Notes for Thomas (Spouse 1)
The assumptions for John and Ann being Thomas's parents are as follows:
1) The use of 'DRURY' as a middle name for his first son.
2) Both John and Thomas named a son Samuel.
3) Ann DRURY and Thomas's first wife, both have links to West Ashby.
4) Elizabeth KITCHIN has links to both West Ashby and Bucknall.
5) Thomas in his will gave a house and land at West Ashby to Mary.
Deeds relating to Dovecoat Hill, Winthorpe. “Lease and rellease by Robert Goose and wife Mary to Thomas Duckering of Ossington, and wife Elizabeth for £100, 1749, with bond; settlement of close on Duckering’s marriage to Faith Stephenson of Horsington, spinster 1753.” Source: discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk, ref: 250/1/66-78 held by North East Lincolnshire Archives.
Deeds relating to Dovecoat Hill, Winthorpe - re. 250/1/66-78 - date 1700-1753.
(from Scope and Content) Bargain and sale for £78 by Christopher Skegness of Alford, mercer, and wife MAry to John Parker of Swaby, yeo., 1700; Lease for possession to Henry Hewett of Aby, yeo., with receipt, 1708; lease and release by George Parker of Strubby, yeo., and wife Mary, Thomas Parker of Wallesby, yeo; John Parker of Swaby, yeo (son and heir of Jane duaghter of Henry Hewett) and John Verding of Market Raisen, cordwainer, and wife Amy (daughter of Amby other daughter of Hewett) to robert Goose of Alford, victaller, with bond and final concord, 1740; Lease and release by Robert Goose and wife Mary to Thomas Duckering of Ossington, and wife Elizabeth for £100, 1749, with bond; settlement of close on Duckering’s marriage to Faith Stephenson of Horseington, spinster, 1753.
The Will of Thomas Duckering of Horsington, Lincolnshire. Died 28th January 1763.
'In the name of God Amen, I Thomas Duckering of Horsington in the County of Lincoln, a farmer being in a bad state of health but of perfect memory and remebrance praised God do make and Ordaine this my Last Will and Testament in maner and form as following. Item, I do Give to my Son Samuell Duckering the Sum of Thirty Pounds to be paid to him at the age of twenty one years. Item, I do give to my Daughter Mary Duckering the House and Land which I have Lying in the Parrish of West Ashby in the County of Lincoln, And likewise I do Give to my aforesaid Mary Duckering the Sum of Twenty Pounds to be paid her at the age of Twenty one years. Item, I do Give my Son Thomas Duckering on Shilling, Item, I do Give to my Son John Duckering a Pasture Which I have lying in the Parrish of Winthorp in the marsh in Lincolnshire, and one Shilling in monney and the pasture in Winthorp aforesaide to be made Clear for him.
Item, I do give to my Daughter Ann Duckering one Shilling Item, All my Goods and Chattels I do Give to my Wife Faith Duckering and to my Son Arthur Duckering and I do make them my Whole and Sole Executters of All and Everything in this World that I do Posess, and I do make my Unkel Edmund Robson, and my Unkel ArHebbelwhite Trustes for all, and hearunto I do set my HandThomas (his mark) Duckering and seal.
in witnesses of Thomas Bornett, William Manby, Gideon (his mark) Bitton'
(David Daniels 15.6.96)3049
1) The use of 'DRURY' as a middle name for his first son.
2) Both John and Thomas named a son Samuel.
3) Ann DRURY and Thomas's first wife, both have links to West Ashby.
4) Elizabeth KITCHIN has links to both West Ashby and Bucknall.
5) Thomas in his will gave a house and land at West Ashby to Mary.
Deeds relating to Dovecoat Hill, Winthorpe. “Lease and rellease by Robert Goose and wife Mary to Thomas Duckering of Ossington, and wife Elizabeth for £100, 1749, with bond; settlement of close on Duckering’s marriage to Faith Stephenson of Horsington, spinster 1753.” Source: discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk, ref: 250/1/66-78 held by North East Lincolnshire Archives.
Deeds relating to Dovecoat Hill, Winthorpe - re. 250/1/66-78 - date 1700-1753.
(from Scope and Content) Bargain and sale for £78 by Christopher Skegness of Alford, mercer, and wife MAry to John Parker of Swaby, yeo., 1700; Lease for possession to Henry Hewett of Aby, yeo., with receipt, 1708; lease and release by George Parker of Strubby, yeo., and wife Mary, Thomas Parker of Wallesby, yeo; John Parker of Swaby, yeo (son and heir of Jane duaghter of Henry Hewett) and John Verding of Market Raisen, cordwainer, and wife Amy (daughter of Amby other daughter of Hewett) to robert Goose of Alford, victaller, with bond and final concord, 1740; Lease and release by Robert Goose and wife Mary to Thomas Duckering of Ossington, and wife Elizabeth for £100, 1749, with bond; settlement of close on Duckering’s marriage to Faith Stephenson of Horseington, spinster, 1753.
The Will of Thomas Duckering of Horsington, Lincolnshire. Died 28th January 1763.
'In the name of God Amen, I Thomas Duckering of Horsington in the County of Lincoln, a farmer being in a bad state of health but of perfect memory and remebrance praised God do make and Ordaine this my Last Will and Testament in maner and form as following. Item, I do Give to my Son Samuell Duckering the Sum of Thirty Pounds to be paid to him at the age of twenty one years. Item, I do give to my Daughter Mary Duckering the House and Land which I have Lying in the Parrish of West Ashby in the County of Lincoln, And likewise I do Give to my aforesaid Mary Duckering the Sum of Twenty Pounds to be paid her at the age of Twenty one years. Item, I do Give my Son Thomas Duckering on Shilling, Item, I do Give to my Son John Duckering a Pasture Which I have lying in the Parrish of Winthorp in the marsh in Lincolnshire, and one Shilling in monney and the pasture in Winthorp aforesaide to be made Clear for him.
Item, I do give to my Daughter Ann Duckering one Shilling Item, All my Goods and Chattels I do Give to my Wife Faith Duckering and to my Son Arthur Duckering and I do make them my Whole and Sole Executters of All and Everything in this World that I do Posess, and I do make my Unkel Edmund Robson, and my Unkel ArHebbelwhite Trustes for all, and hearunto I do set my HandThomas (his mark) Duckering and seal.
in witnesses of Thomas Bornett, William Manby, Gideon (his mark) Bitton'
(David Daniels 15.6.96)3049