Thomas Legatt1

M, b. 1461, d. 1549
FatherThomas Legatt de Havering b. c 1430, d. c 1503
     Thomas was born in 1461 in County Essex, England, at the Manor of Giddyhall. Thomas lived with his father at the Manor of Giddyhall. He was Lord of the Manors of Giddyhall and Dagenham, County Essex, England. These manors were located in Hornchurch. He was Justice of the Peace.2 He was laid to rest in Hornchurch Cemetery, Hornchurch, County Essex, England, where his tomb, monument & effigy exist. Thomas departed this life in 1549 in Hornchurch, County Essex, England. He died during the reign of Edward VI [1547-1553].

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  1. [S779] H. C. Maxwell Lyte, A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds, Volume 6: pp. 431-443 - Recognizance for 300l. by William Deane, of Titchfeild, yeoman, to John Legatt, of Hornechurch, gentleman. Westminster, 21 November, 25 Elizabeth. Initialled; W.D. Signed by William Mowse, a master in Chancery Paper.
  2. [S763] Harleian Society, Harliean MS, 1398, page 592 - Thomas Legat natus in t'pe regni E. 4 [Edward IV 1461-1483] in vita patris inhabit apud Gyddyhall sef post mortem patris apud Dagenhams ubi t'pe E. 6 [Edward VI 1547-1553] obit apud Hornchurch sepultus est statuta & arma istius Thoimae constant sup'tumulum ipsius. iste Tho. Legat p. ch'ram suam constituit Anthon. Browne de Weelde Hall sene challum curiar. Suarum & dedit ei 40s p. ann. & ch'ras sigillabat cu'sigillo armor. Child: Thomas.