Henry Kembold

History of the Kimball family in America, from 1634 to 1897 : and of its ancestors the Kemballs or Kemboldes of England : with an account of the Kembles of Boston, Massachusetts
by Morrison, Leonard Allison, 1843-1902; Sharples, Stephen Paschall, 1842-1923
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EXTRACTS OF ENGLISH WILLS.
The first will to be quoted is that of "Henry Kymbold", dated 16 Aug. 1524: --
"I Henry Kymbolde the younger of Hecham in the Countye of Suff." "to be buryed in the Churcheyard of Hecham." "To John Kymbolde my sonne one of my Bullocke" "to Margaret Kymbolde my Doughter another bullocke" Residue of Goods to "Agnes myne Wyff". "Annes Kymbolde my wyff and Thomas Kymbold the elder my ffather of Hecham" "Extx & Exor" proved March 14, 1523-4.
In the second will we have the name of Richard Kymbolde appearing. The Henry of this will may have been the uncle of Henry of the first will":--
6 July 1526 "I Henry Kymbolde of Hecham in ye Countye of Suff" "I wyll that Rychard Kymbolde my sonne" shall have my house that I dwell in called Brakys" Also "My tenement called Warrens". Mentions Thomas Kymbolde his sonne, "Peter Kymbolde his son." "Elizabeth, his youngest daughter. "Wyll that Henry Kymbolde to have my tenement called Pokellys with a crofte, called "Halles croft", and another croft called "Swymer field". Mentions Maryon his wyff, doughter Agnes Lookwood doughter Elizabeth Bantofte, Henry Bantofte his godson, Esall Lokwood "my goddoughter" Thomas Bendyche my godsonne" Anne Bendyche my Doughter" "Robert Rowsse my godsonne: "myne wyff, Richard Kymbolde my sonne and Leonard Lokwood Extr & Exors" Robert
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Rowss of Hadley Supervisor. Witnesses Henry Todd, Thomas Bantofte Thomas Wettm and Geffrey Tamnat.
On Jan. 4, 1558, Henry Kembold of Hechum Leaves to his wfe the tenement that he dwells in called "Pogelles". This Henry is evidently the son of Henry mentioned above. But he spells his name "Kem" instead of "Kym". The spelling of "Pokelles" is also changed. he also mentions "Halls Crofte" and "Swynesfield" which he gives to "Harrye Kembolde his son. To Thomas Kembold his son he gives a piece of land in "Rattlesden" called "Hodges Medowe"./ He also leaves property to his son Richard Kimball, mentions his daughters Agnes and Margaret. He gives to Henry and Thomas all my "Toles and tymbar" "My horse myll with all that do belonge to it to Herrye Kembold my son after my wyffes decease".
His Wife "Cicelie Kembolde of Hitcham wedowe" made a will which was proved, Dec. 8, 1582, in this she mentions her three sons Henry Thomas and Richard. She mentions Priscilla Kembolde daughter of Henry Kembolde. She calls her daughter Margaret Pricke.
The last will that I shall quote is that of Richard Kembolde the elder of Hitcham. This is interesting on account of the very full list of his descendants. he was the brother of Henry Kembolde, whose will was made in 1558, and son of Henry whose will was made in 1626. His wife was Agnes, and he wills as follows:--
"To my eldest sonne Henrye Kembolde L10." "to my grand Children Thomas Kembolde and Henrye Kembolde by saide sonne Henries two sonnes 40s/ each and to Ellen Kembolde and Elizabeth Tarvar the two daughters of the said Henrye my eldest sonne 20s/--each" " to the eldest childe of the saide Elizabeth Tarvar 20s/ when 21. "to Edmunde Kembolde my sonne L5. to enye of the children of the saide Edmunde my sonne 40s/ when 21, to Adam Ransone of Monkeslye" "to enye one of the children of the saide Adam Ransone 40s/ when 21. "To Richard Ransone, Thomas Ransone, and John Ransone brethren of the afore named Adam Ransone L3. and to Wittm
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Ransone ther brother 40s/" "Unto my daughter Marrion Harper the mother of the above named Ransons 20s/ "to Elenor Kilham my daughter 40s "to my godsonne Richarde Kilham, her sonne 40s/ when 21. "to Alive Clinche her daughter and to her eldest sonne Wittm Clinche 40s/ apiece. To my grande childe Steven Kembolde of Bildestone L5. "to Agnes Hart my daughter of Monkselye L5. "to John Hart and Thomas Hart sonnes of my aforesaide Daughter Agens Hart L3. apiece.
To my Daughter Brame of Chelesworth 401s/ and to her dawghter Alice Brame 40s/ "to my dawghter Elizabeth Webbe of Nawton 10s/ and a load of wood a year for life." to her sonne Robte Webb. L5. to her sonne Thomas Webbe L5. to Nicholas Webbe my Daughters thirde sonne 20 Noble when 21. "to Rachell Webbe, Margaret Webbe and Janne her three Daughters L5 apiece, they under 21, unto Joane Webbe and Elizabeth Webbe L4 apiece "40s/ to be bestowed upon my daughter Haynes. to enye one of my saide Dawghter Haynes her children L3 apiece when 21.
In these wills the constant repetition of the names Henry., Richard, and Thomas is particularly to be noticed. Peter Kembolde of Bury St. Edmund, brother to the above Richard, leaves his property to Henry Kembold of Brettenham, his nephew, to Marion Ransonne, the daughter of Richard Kembold, and to Peter, the sone of Edmonde Kembolde, and others.
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Biography

Henry Kemball (various spellings) was born about 1510 probably in Hitcham, Suffolk, England, son of Henry Kimball and Marion Kimball.

He married about 1538, probably in Hitcham, Suffolk, England.

He died between 4 JAN 1558 (date will written) and 10 Mar 1558 (date will proved) in Hitcham, Suffolk, England.[1]

His will, dated 4 Jan 1558, proved 10 Mar 1558, in Hitcham, Suffolk England:

   "Henry Kembold of Hechm, 4 January 1558, proved 10 March 1558. To be buried in the churchyard of Hechm. To my wife Sysley Kembold my tenement I live in called Pogelle's & c. and a piece of land in Rattlesden. These to son Henry after my wife's decease, he to pay certain sums to his brothers and sisters. To son Thomas piece of land in Rattlesden after my wife's decease. To Thomas three pounds six shillings and eight pence, whereof thirty three shillings and four pence at his age of twenty one years and then every year six shillings eight pence until the sum, three pounds six shillings eight pence, be fully paid. To son Henry a piece of land which I have in mortgage of Henry Bowle. To son Richard six pounds thirteen shillings four pence, for to be paid by Henry Kembold my son, at his age of twenty one years. To daughters Agnes and Margaret Kembold thirty three shillings each at days of marriage and the same sum in five years. Wife Syslye and son Henry to be executors and Edmund Lever to be supervisor." [2] 

Sources

1. ↑ New England Historic and Genealogical Society Register, volume #? (1898), p 247, citing Bury Wills, Book Bell, L. 542 2. ↑ New England Historic and Genealogical Society Register, volume #? (1898), p 247, citing Bury Wills, Book Bell, L. 542