Sir Knight Francis SWANN b. Abt 1578 Denton, Lancashire, England d. Bef 14 Feb 1622 Denton, Lancashire, England: Our Family History

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Father	Henry SWANN, b. Abt 1526, Nonington, Kent, England d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID	F5153	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Lady Dorothy BOYS, (de Bois), b. 23 May 1580, Kent, Jefferson County, Indiana d. 30 Nov 1617, Nonington, Kent, England (Age 37 years)

Marriage 20 Feb 1598 Nonington, Kent, England

Children

	1. Fraunces SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	2. Peter SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	3. John SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	4. Robert SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	5. Paul SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	6. Mary SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	7. Ann SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	8. Dorothy SWANN d. Yes, date unknown
	9. Elizabeth SWANN d. Yes, date unknown

Family ID F5111 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 29 Aug 2016

Notes

Note:
Sir Francis Swann of Denton, county Kent, knight. Will 8 December 1621;
proved 14 February 1622. Body near my wife in Parisb. church of Nonnington. To my son Fraunces 100 at 24 years. To my son Peter 100 at 24 vears. To my son William 100 at 24 years. To my son John annuity of 20 towards maintenance hoping he will become a scholar. To him also presentation of avoidance (sic) of Church of Denton. If he fails in scholarship then gift void and I00 to him at 24 years. To my son Robert I00 at 24 years. To Paul my youngest son I00 at 24 vears. To Mary my eldest daughter 300. To Ann my daughter 150 at 18 years. To Dorothy my daughter IOO at 18 years. To Elizabeth my daughter l00 at 18 years. To Anne my youngest daughter I00 at 18 years. Towards performance of my bill all my goods with the revenue of my lands at Wye, Mydley and Old Romney for ten years to be received by my executor and afterwards said lands to my son Edward and heirs. My younger childrens portions to go for maintenance and education. My brother Mr. Robert Boys, overseer, to him 20s in gold for a ring. Witnesses: Thomas Blesshenden, John Butcber, William Davis.