Simon FENN [286]

  General Notes:

Deed poll (in latin) of quit claim and release by Samuell Salmon, clothier, of Dedham, Essex to Simon Fenn, clothier, of Dedham for L40 of property in Bramford, Suffolk, occupied by Thos. Karren and granted to Samuell Salmon by James Salmon of Cork, Ireland, 14 April 1609. - ref. Ips RO HA61/436/122 - date: 10 July 1609

Ref descendants of John Sherman dthaler@microsoft.com. Alternative marriage date 1589 at Dedham.

Will of SIMON FENN of Dedham, Essex.
Clothier, 16 January 1609, with a codicil, proved 11 May 1610.
To wife Phebe my messuage &c. commonly called Sowthowse, wherein I dwell, lying in Dedham, to hold for life. After her decease I give the said messuage &c. to my son Henry Fenn. To wife my meadow called Mill Fenn in Stratford, Suffolk, for life and afterwards to son Henry, he paying five pounds yearly to my son John Fenn. To said Henry my part of the wood in Langham, Essex, which George Cole and I bought of William Thedham. To son Clement all my right, title, &c. in a tenement and twelve acres of ground called Randes in Dedham (and other lands and tenements) he to enter at four and twenty. To son Samuel my tenement wherein Henry Cartwright now dwelleth. in Dedham (and other lands &c.) at four and twenty. I give him also my free lands in Bramford, Suffolk. My cousin Samuel Salmon shall surrender eight acres in Bramford &c. To son John my tenement in Little Clackton &c at twenty four. Provision made for wife. My daughter Susan Salmon. My daughters Phebe, Anne, Mary and Martha Fenn at one and twenty. My executors shall upon good security lend unto Daniel Sherman fifty pounds and to Nathaniel, Ezechiell, John and Edmond Sherman my brethren in law, to each of them of like security ten pounds. To Mr John Rogers preacher of the Word of God in Dedham ten pounds, to his son Daniel Rogers, my godson, forty shillings at one and twenty, and if he happen to die before that to the rest of his brothers and sisters. To Mr. Henry Sage vicar of Dedham. The Free Grammar School &c. Mr. Bedell minister of Wolverston. Mrs. Dowe of Stratford. Francis, wife of Candishe, my sister. My brother Clement Fenn late of Clacton deceased, his children, Clement, Symon, John, Helen and Susan Fenn, at twenty one. My brother George. John Fenn, son of my brother Thomas deceased (late of Stratford) , and his sister Margery. Thomas Revell my sister's son, and Rose his sister. My sister White. I give to John Stanton of Dedham the third part of the occupation which I bought of Pexall remaining in his hands. Sundry servants and others. The residue to wife Phebe to pay my debts and legacies and full this Will, whom, together with my brother Henry Sherman and my son Robert Salmon, I make my executors. I give the said Henry and Robert three pounds apiece. And I nominate the aforesaid Mr. Rogers, Henry Sherman my father in law and Samuel Sherman my brother the overseers of this will.
Anthony Whitinge one of the witnesses.
Wingfield, 43.
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Will of Edmond Syborne of Dedham ESS clothier proved 2 Mar 1617, leaves to his wife Margaret "all my houses and land that I bought of Simon Fenn"
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  Research Notes:

A John Pye of Dedham clothier in his will of 1624 cites: Symon Fenn whom I have brought up
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Simon married Phebe SHERMAN [351] [MRIN: 308], daughter of Henry SHERMAN [364] and Susan LAWRENCE [365], in 1591 in Dedham ESS. (Phebe SHERMAN [351] was baptised on 1 May 1570 in Dedham ESS.)