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In our previous research we had found the burial of a John Whaples of Great Waltham on 29 April 1638. We had tentatively suggested that this might have been John Whaples senior, husband of Mary Collett. However, the will of William Whaples [John senior's father] (dated January 1644) referred twice to [John senior], with no indication that [he] was deceased, as we would expect in a legal document if this were the case. We now wondered whether the burial on 29 April 1638 might in fact have been that of the John Whaples who was baptised on 13 December 1618 at Great Waltham. It had been suggested that the omission of John from his brother William's will supports the theory that John had emigrated [i.e. was John Whipple who emigrated to Dorchester, MA in 1632]; but equally it might reflect the fact that John was dead.We searched further in the burial records of Great Waltham, which we had previously searched up to 1650 only. In searching up to 1675 we found the following entries, which seem verly likely to relate to John Whaples senior and his wife Mary née Collett:Great Waltham, EssexNeither John nor Mary appears to have left a will.We confirmed the entry for the marriage of John Whaples and Mary Collett ... 19 Jan 1617/18 John Whaples et Ma: Collet
Digitised Parish Registers (Essex Record Office online)
Burials 1651-75 ...
6 Sep 1660 John Whaples buryed
4 Nov 1674 Mary Whaples widow buried
!SOURCE: "The Whipple Family of Bocking and the Whaples Family of Great Waltham" (Winchester, UK: Debrett Ancestry Research, January 2022), descendancy chart on last page. Gives bapt., marriage, burial information.
!SOURCE: Blaine Whipple, 15 Generations of Whipples: Descendants of Matthew Whipple of Ipswich, Massachusetts, Abt 1590-1647, volume 1 (Baltimore, MD: Gateway Presss, 2007). John is mentioned in his father William's will, which is transcribed on page 1002:
1602 Whaples, William yeoman Great Waltham 22 ER 18xij daie of April 1601 & three and fortieth yeare of Elizabeth.... To be buried in Christian burial.... To the poore people of Much Waltham shillings.... To William my sone my copy hold in Felstead with parcell of lands... My wife to be gardian of my said sone untill he come to xxi years.... To Margaret my wife my tenement in Margaretinge called Ponsonne.... To William my sone the some of fourtie poundes & fyve markes at 21, if he die to my son John.... To my son John one hundred poundes at xxi yeares if he die shared equalle to his two brothers.... To Aworie my daughter thirtie poundes at xxi.... To William my sonne one featherbed, etc. at daie of marriage.... To John my sonne one feather bed, etc. at daie of marriage.... To William my sonne my quilt salt, etc. at daie of marriage.... To Robert my sonne my other quilt salt, etc. at daie of marriage.... To John my sonne my silver cup on daie of my executrixs death.... I will that my executrix shall under bond of foure hundredth poundes to my well beloved cosin Richard Everard gent to paie legacies and bequests if she contract to marriage with another man after my decease. Before they shall make bond to my well beloved Richard Everard of Much Waltham gent and Anthonie Everard of Waltham gent to paid all my legacies.... Residue to Margaret my wife also to be sole executrix.... Cozens Richard & Anthonie Everard to be overseers. Wit: Thomas Everard, Richard Eve, Henry Lilford, John Younge. Proved and probated 24 Dec 1602.
!SOURCE: Blaine Whipple, 15 Generations of Whipples: Descendants of Matthew Whipple of Ipswich, Massachusetts, Abt 1590-1647volume 1. John is mentioned in his son William's will, transcribed on page 1004:
1646 Whaples, William Great Waltham 165 BW 58Twelth day January 1643 Caroli Regis decimo nono (19). I William Whaples of Great Waltham (one of the sonnes of John Whaples of the same parish).... Being sick, etc.... My crofte or p'cell called Warditche to Robert Whaples my brother forever.... Rents and proffitts of said land to my loving mother until Robert come to 21.... John Bernard the elder of Kings in Great Waltham should occupy said land paying rent to my said mother. To Thomas Whaples my brother term of years I have in two p'cells of land called Barne Croft & Buttons and the orchard of my fathers.... I am endebted unto Francis Tanner of Great Waltham he have & enjoye all residue of my goods, etc. he paying my father twenty shillings within 3 months he to be executor. Wit: John Barnard and Thomas Parker. Proved 19 Apr 1645.
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