Anne (?)
F, d. before 5 March 1622/23
Anne was born. Anne married 2nd Christopher Almey, son of Thomas Almey and Joanne Wale, in 1606 in England. She was the widow of a Mr. Greene. She was of Hurley, Warwickshire.1 Anne made her will on 10 April 1621 at South Kilworth, Leicestershire, England.
The Will of AMIE ALMY of South Killworth [co. Leicester], wife of Christopher Almy, 10 April 1621. Whereas it was agreed by my friends and my husband, Christopher Almy, that, if I died before he died, then I should give £50, and my husband should pay it, I bequeath to my son Henry Greene £10. To my daughter ffrauncis Greene £10. To my son Kedson and my daughter Kidson's child, Cary Kidson, £19, to be put to use for him; and if my son Kidson die, then my daughter Kidson shall have it for herself and Cary, her son; but if they both live, then the Childe Cary Kidson to have it paid him at the age of eighteen years. To my son Dickers and my daughter Dickers three sons £10. The money shall be paid within two years of my death. I make my son Henry Greene sole executor. To William Greene, your [sic] son, 20s. [Signed] Amie Almy. Witnesses: Thomas Geast, Oliver Geaste. Proved 18 May 1626 by Henry Greene, the executor named in the will. (P. C. C., Hele, 76.)2
Anne departed this life in South Kilworth. She was buried on 5 March 1622/23 at South Kilworth.3 Her will was probated on 18 May 1626.
The Will of AMIE ALMY of South Killworth [co. Leicester], wife of Christopher Almy, 10 April 1621. Whereas it was agreed by my friends and my husband, Christopher Almy, that, if I died before he died, then I should give £50, and my husband should pay it, I bequeath to my son Henry Greene £10. To my daughter ffrauncis Greene £10. To my son Kedson and my daughter Kidson's child, Cary Kidson, £19, to be put to use for him; and if my son Kidson die, then my daughter Kidson shall have it for herself and Cary, her son; but if they both live, then the Childe Cary Kidson to have it paid him at the age of eighteen years. To my son Dickers and my daughter Dickers three sons £10. The money shall be paid within two years of my death. I make my son Henry Greene sole executor. To William Greene, your [sic] son, 20s. [Signed] Amie Almy. Witnesses: Thomas Geast, Oliver Geaste. Proved 18 May 1626 by Henry Greene, the executor named in the will. (P. C. C., Hele, 76.)2
Anne departed this life in South Kilworth. She was buried on 5 March 1622/23 at South Kilworth.3 Her will was probated on 18 May 1626.
Family | Christopher Almey b. c 1570, d. b 4 Oct 1624 |
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Citations
- [S462] George Walter Chamberlain, The English Ancestry of William Almy of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, pages 318 - Leicestershire Mariage Licenses: 1606 - Christopher Allmey of South Kilworth & Anne Greene, widow, of Hurley, co. Warwick.
- [S462] George Walter Chamberlain, The English Ancestry of William Almy of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, pages 313 - Will of Anne Almey dated: 10 April 1621 & probared: 18 May 1626.
- [S462] George Walter Chamberlain, The English Ancestry of William Almy of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, pages 317 - the Parish Registers of South Kilworth, co. Leicester: Anna Almey buried 5 March 1622/23.