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Family: Thomas Wells / Elizabeth Millowes (F1507)

• Male Thomas Wells

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1540/41	Little Totham, Essex, England
  Death
  Burial	15 Jun 1605	St. Peter's Church, Maldon, Essex, England
  Marriage	say 1564  [1]	England  [1]
  Father	John Wells | F1508 Group Sheet
  Mother

  
  

  Female Elizabeth Millowes

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1551	England
  Death
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  Mother

  
  

  Male John Wells

  
  

  Birth
  Christening	13 Oct 1565	All Saints' Church, Malden, Wiltshire, England
  Death
  Burial	12 Nov 1607	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”

  
  

  Male son Wells

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1567	Old Malden, Kingston, London, England
  Death
  Burial	10 Feb 1569	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”

  
  

  Male Thomas Wells

  
  

  Birth
  Christening	17 Jul 1569	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”
  Death
  Burial	21 Jan 1575	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”

  
  

  Female Susan Wells

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1571	Old Malden, Kingston, London, England
  Death
  Burial	16 Dec 1614

  
  

  Female Margaret Wells

  
  

  Birth
  Christening	20 Jan 1573	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”
  Death
  Burial	25 Jan 1573	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”

  
  

  Male + Thomas Wells

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1575	Maldon, Essex, England
  Death
  Burial	25 Dec 1624	Maldon, Essex, England
  Spouse	Helen Pilgrim | F1505
  Marriage	27 Jan 1599/1600	Maldon, Essex, England
  Spouse	Katherine | F1506
  Marriage

  
  

  Female Helene Wells

  
  

  Birth
  Christening	18 Aug 1577	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”
  Death
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  Male Christopher Wells

  
  

  Birth
  Christening	22 Mar 1581/82	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”
  Death	probably young
  Burial

  
  

  Male Christopher Wells

  
  

  Birth
  Christening	22 Mar 1582/83	St. Peter's Church, Malden, Essex, England Only the Tower of this ancient Parish Church remains. St. Peter’s church was given to Beeleigh Abbey by Robert Mantell in 1180. In 1306, on account of the insufficient income of each the Bishop of London, with the consent of the Abbot of Beeleigh, united the two so-called “livings” and they have been conjoined ever since. Henry V (c. 1416) established a chantry or guild in St. Peter’s in order that a priest should sing mass there “to pray for the said King Henry”; also “to keep a school there.”
  Death	1660
  Burial

  
  

• Sources 🟢 Primary Evidence 🟡 Secondary Evidence 🟠 Tertiary Evidence 🔴 Unreliable Evidence

  [S67] Ancestral File (LDS), (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Questionnable Source.