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Angel Silke - Rector Assingdon (Ashingdon) - 1764 Aug 1, 2009 14:33:42 GMT

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"Mr W. Lukin, of Dunmow, to Mifs SuFan Silke, third daugther of the Rev. Angel Silke, rector of Affingdon"

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Angel Silke - Rector Assingdon (Ashingdon) - 1764 Aug 1, 2009 14:46:53 GMT

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1764 Appt (Institution) Silke, Angel Assington / Rector

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CLERIC DETAIL
Surname Silke
Forename Angel
Title
Qualification BA
University
College
Year
EVENT TYPE
Type Institution
Date 21/11/1764
Office/Status Rector
Clerical Status
Location Assington//Essex
OTHER INFORMATION
Source Guildhall Library 9548 (Episcopal Act Book)
Ordinary / Jurisdiction Terrick, Richard/London 1764-1777
Comment
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PATRON SUMMARY
Patron Type Lay
Patron Role own right
Gender Male
PATRON DETAILS
Patron Surname Title Forename Gender Guardian Resid. Office
Wright Esquire William Male Missing Witham, Essex

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Raymond Farmer: I have an entry for Ann Silk,who married Samuel. Hambleton in 1862 ,at Bedwellty,Monmouthshire. Samuel Hambleton was my Great Grandfather. Feb 25, 2024 12:09:06 GMT

John: FYI Sept 3, 2023 4:27:51 GMT

John: ... from Redicksille or Horning's Mills and later lived in Shelburne. His sister, 'Maude Smith' married 'Jim/James Williamson' and retired in Shelburne. Sept 3, 2023 4:27:43 GMT

John: My parents may have known the 'Silks', as I seem to recall my mother mentioning the name. I do not have specific knowledge to offer. My mother was 'Marion E. C. Smith'. She taught school in the country side. My father, a farmer, 'Ross A. Smith' was... Sept 3, 2023 4:26:16 GMT

Whatley family?: Sept 10, 2022 17:07:35 GMT

Luis Crapanzano: My family are connected to the Silk Family through the marriage of Elizabeth Daisy May Silk (daughter of Percy Silk and Daisy Vera Lewis) and Sidney John Milton. Elizabeth Daisy May is my great-grandmother. I believe Jim Silk is an uncle or great-uncle. Jul 7, 2022 22:37:25 GMT

Edward Silk: I am a Silk from Ireland… my Father James, grandfather Edward both from NYC… I don’t know my great grandfather’s name I believe he came from Ireland to Boston Jan 26, 2022 4:11:59 GMT

Mike Edwards: My Gt GtGrandmother... Ann Silk (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Silk-87) from Calne... May 2, 2021 19:02:59 GMT

J Silk: my grandparents lived in Hotwells in the 60's Beatrice Silk was grandmother, John Ken Pam Margaret and Doreen were their kids. Margaret and Doreen had no kids but Pam, John and Ken did.John and his family also lived in Hotwells. Apr 30, 2021 7:12:44 GMT

Chris Reeves: Do you anything about Theophilus Ponting of Whatley. He lived at Whatley farm 1871? Chris Reeves wurzel1286@yahoo.co.uk Jan 16, 2021 10:00:02 GMT

lizjames: If anybody has a link to the Silk family that eventually lived in Blaina Gwent or Monmouthshire, the Silk commission for Welsh Devolution was written by a member of this branch of the family. Sir Paul Silk. Jul 7, 2017 20:02:36 GMT

daniel walpole silk: Searching for information please Jun 13, 2017 23:19:15 GMT