Anne Aldersley of St. Antholin's (b. c. 1612/3 , age 18 on 18 Mar 1630/1), dau. of Samuel Aldersey of Aldersey, Cheshire on 18/22 March 1630/1 at St Antholin, Budge Row, City of London.[1][2]
Ann(e) Aldersey is the 3rd child of:
Samuel Aldersey, a London merchant, son of Thomas Aldersey of Aldersey, Cheshire.
and Mary van Oyrle.
Oxford DNB:
"Eyre [née Aldersey], Anne (1612/3–1681), account keeper, was probably the third of seven children of Samuel Aldersey (d. 1633), a London merchant and haberdasher who had traded to Nuremberg, and his wife, Mary (d. 1628), daughter of Philip van Oyrle."[3]
Marriage
On 30 March 1630 Anne married Robert Eyreor Eire or Aire (b. 1610 - d. March 1654),[4] at Saint Antholin in Budge Row, London.[5]
Anne and Robert had four children.[6]. In birth order they are:-
Sir Samuel Eyre of Newhouse (bp. 26 Dec 1633 - d. 12 Sep 1698 Lancaster),[7] is well documented but his 3 sisters are less known.[8]
m. William Hitchcock of Cowesfield in Whiteparish, co. Wilts.[4]
Death
From the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Anne passed away in 1681. She is believed to have been buried on the 17 Mar 1681.at St Micheal's Church, Hathersage, Derby.[9]
There is insufficient information in the burial record to confirm that this is the right Anne Eyre. The year matches, but the location is burial ground is for an entirely different branch the Eyre family, which descend from Hope, co. Derby.
Sources
↑ m. 18 Mar 1630/1: Robert Eyre, gent., bachelor age 21, son of Robert Eyre, esq. of Lincoln's Inn., who consents, & Anne Aldersey of St. Antholin's.
Allegations for Marriage Licenses Issued by the Bishop of London. The Publications of the Harleian Society, 26, p. 201. Google Books.
"England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," Robert Eire and Ann Aldersey, 22 Mar 1630; citing Saint Antholin Budge Row, London, London, England, FHL microfilm 374419, 942 B4HA V. 8.[1]
↑ Burke, J. (n.d.). A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland Enjoying Territorial Possessions Or High Official Rank, But Uninvested with Heritable Honours, p. 291.
↑ A possible record for the burial of Anne Eyre [8]
Acknowledgements
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It seems highly irregular for Anne to be buried at Hathersage, co. Derby. Her husband was bur. St. Thomas, Salisbury, co. Wilts. The Eyres of Hathersage, co. Derby is a different branch of Eyres that descend from Hope, co. Derby, whereas this Anne belongs to the Eyres of Wiltshire which claim descent from Bromham, co. Wilts.
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