Simon Stone, of Great Bromley in Essex

Simon Stone

• Birth: 1507 in Great Hampden, Buckingham, England
• Death: 28 Jul 1557 in Great Hampden, Buckingham, England
• son of David and Catherine Stone.
• married Agnes [Speed?] in 1533 at Great Bromley, Essex County, England.

Simon Stone was born circa 1507 at Great Bromley, Essex, England. He married Agnes circa 1533 at England. Simon Stone left a will on 28 July 1558. He died on 28 July 1577 at Great Bromley, Essex, England.

Family

From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Stone-106

Married abt 1533 to Agnes (Speed) Stone in Great Bromley, Essex, England

Family 1: Agnes ABT 1513 -

Children include

1. John Stone ABT 1535 -
2. David Stone ABT 1540 -
3. Richard Stone 1545 -

Also see Henry, John, David, William and Richard as children

Also see Agnes Clarke as wife

notes

From http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db...

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Bartlett, J. Gardner, Gregory Stone Genealogy: Ancestry and Descendants of Deacon Gregory Stone of Cambridge, Mass, 1320-1917. Boston:Stone Family Association, 1918. UMI #G548.

RESEARCH NOTES:

• probably given by his uncle Walter Stone the estate called "Churchgate" or "Hunts" whch for several generations had been held by a family termed Hunt-at-the-Church, and which Walter Stone acquired by purchase in 1520 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p32]
• 1540: apparently accompanied father in moving from Great Bromley to Kirby-le-Soken [Ref: Bartlett STONE p32]
• 1544: assessed 16d on goods at Kirby-le-Soken [Ref: Bartlett STONE p32]
• 1545: moved back to Great Bromley [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33]
• 1545/6: assessed 6s for lands in Great Bromley [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33]
• 1546: assessed 12d on lands valued at #3 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33]
• 1552: churchwarden of Great Bromley, as in that capacity made and signed the inventory of church goods of the parish taken that year [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33]
• will dated Jul 28 1557, no probate date marked but will is filed in a bundle marked 1558 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p34]

Sources for this Information:

• date: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12], place: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12], father: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12]

Sources for this Information:

• date: will 1557 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12], place: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12]

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Simon Stone of Watertown and Gregory Stone of Cambridge, the original emigrants, were born in Much Bromley, now Great Bromley, Essex County, England, and their ancestry has been traced beyond reasonable doubt to Symond Stone of Much Bromley, who died in 1510. Symond Stone of Much Bromley owned a property called "Walles," situated in Ardleigh, which he bequeathed to his second son, Walter Stone. Ardleigh and Much Bromley are adjoining parishes and their churches are only three miles apart.

The Stones mentioned in the Court Rolls of Ardleigh are of the same family from which Simon and Gregory Stone, the emigrants, descended. The will of Symond Stone of Much Bromley, dated May 12, 1506, probated Feb. 10, 1510, names four sons, David, Walter, Myhyll (i. e., Miles), and William.

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Born about 1507 in Great Bromley, Essex Co. England. Probably was given the estate called ":Churchgate" or "Heintz" by his Uncle Walter Stone. His life was passed during the reign of Henry VIII(1509), Edward VI(1547-1553), and Mary(1553-1558). A time of turmoil in the church., culminating in the Act of Supremacy in 1534 separating the Church in England from papal authority. Catholicism as re-established temporarily under Mary, with persecution of Protestants. A few months after the death of Simon Stone in 1558 Mary died and Elizabeth became queen. This ended the inquisition and abolished the power of the Roman Church in England

There were three known children; John, David, and Richard.

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This memorial is dedicated to my ancestor Simon Stone. He was the son of David and Catherine Stone. He married Agnes Speed in 1533 at Great Bromley, Essex County, England. Simon and Catherine were the parents of John and David. Their two grandsons Gregory and Simon immigrated to America on the ship "The Increase" from Ipswich with their wives and families ranging from one month old to 16 years, landing in Massachusetts in April three months later.

Simon Stone was probably born about 1507 in Great Bromley, Essex. His uncle Walter Stone bought the estate called "Churchgate" in 1520. Walter apparently didn't have any children, for he gave the estate to Simon. In 1533, Simon married Agnes Speed at St. George the Martyr in Great Bromley. He must have accompanied his father from Great Bromley to Kirby-le-Soken in 1540, because after his father's death, Simon took his father's place on the tax list in 1544. The next year he was back in Great Bromley, where he was assessed in at least three tax lists. He lived in Great Bromley until his death in 1557. He must have had quite a bit of land, because he was assessed on land, not personal property, and his taxes were substantial. Agnes outlived him and was mentioned in his will, dated July 28. 1557. Simon and his cousin Robert Stone were churchwardens at Great Bromley in 1552. Simon lived during the period of the reformation. (additional bio info provided by Ken Smith)

Family links:

Spouse:

 Agnes Speed Stone (1511 - 1557)*

Children:

 David Stone (1540 - 1625)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: St George the Martyr Churchyard Great Bromley Essex, England

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Simon Stone Birth: 1507 in Great Hampden, Buckingham, England Death: 28 Jul 1557 in Great Hampden, Buckingham, England son of David and Catherine Stone. married Agnes [Speed?] in 1533 at Great Bromley, Essex County, England. Simon Stone was born circa 1507 at Great Bromley, Essex, England. He married Agnes circa 1533 at England. Simon Stone left a will on 28 July 1558. He died on 28 July 1577 at Great Bromley, Essex, England.

Family From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Stone-106

Married abt 1533 to Agnes (Speed) Stone in Great Bromley, Essex, England

Family 1: Agnes ABT 1513 -

Children include

John Stone ABT 1535 - David Stone ABT 1540 - Richard Stone 1545 - Also see Henry, John, David, William and Richard as children

Also see Agnes Clarke as wife

notes From http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db...

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Bartlett, J. Gardner, Gregory Stone Genealogy: Ancestry and Descendants of Deacon Gregory Stone of Cambridge, Mass, 1320-1917. Boston:Stone Family Association, 1918. UMI #G548.

RESEARCH NOTES:

probably given by his uncle Walter Stone the estate called "Churchgate" or "Hunts" whch for several generations had been held by a family termed Hunt-at-the-Church, and which Walter Stone acquired by purchase in 1520 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p32] 1540: apparently accompanied father in moving from Great Bromley to Kirby-le-Soken [Ref: Bartlett STONE p32] 1544: assessed 16d on goods at Kirby-le-Soken [Ref: Bartlett STONE p32] 1545: moved back to Great Bromley [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33] 1545/6: assessed 6s for lands in Great Bromley [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33] 1546: assessed 12d on lands valued at #3 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33] 1552: churchwarden of Great Bromley, as in that capacity made and signed the inventory of church goods of the parish taken that year [Ref: Bartlett STONE p33] will dated Jul 28 1557, no probate date marked but will is filed in a bundle marked 1558 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p34] Sources for this Information:

date: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12], place: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12], father: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12] Sources for this Information:

date: will 1557 [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12], place: [Ref: Bartlett STONE p12] Simon Stone of Watertown and Gregory Stone of Cambridge, the original emigrants, were born in Much Bromley, now Great Bromley, Essex County, England, and their ancestry has been traced beyond reasonable doubt to Symond Stone of Much Bromley, who died in 1510. Symond Stone of Much Bromley owned a property called "Walles," situated in Ardleigh, which he bequeathed to his second son, Walter Stone. Ardleigh and Much Bromley are adjoining parishes and their churches are only three miles apart.

The Stones mentioned in the Court Rolls of Ardleigh are of the same family from which Simon and Gregory Stone, the emigrants, descended. The will of Symond Stone of Much Bromley, dated May 12, 1506, probated Feb. 10, 1510, names four sons, David, Walter, Myhyll (i. e., Miles), and William.

Born about 1507 in Great Bromley, Essex Co. England. Probably was given the estate called ":Churchgate" or "Heintz" by his Uncle Walter Stone. His life was passed during the reign of Henry VIII(1509), Edward VI(1547-1553), and Mary(1553-1558). A time of turmoil in the church., culminating in the Act of Supremacy in 1534 separating the Church in England from papal authority. Catholicism as re-established temporarily under Mary, with persecution of Protestants. A few months after the death of Simon Stone in 1558 Mary died and Elizabeth became queen. This ended the inquisition and abolished the power of the Roman Church in England

There were three known children; John, David, and Richard.

This memorial is dedicated to my ancestor Simon Stone. He was the son of David and Catherine Stone. He married Agnes Speed in 1533 at Great Bromley, Essex County, England. Simon and Catherine were the parents of John and David. Their two grandsons Gregory and Simon immigrated to America on the ship "The Increase" from Ipswich with their wives and families ranging from one month old to 16 years, landing in Massachusetts in April three months later. Simon Stone was probably born about 1507 in Great Bromley, Essex. His uncle Walter Stone bought the estate called "Churchgate" in 1520. Walter apparently didn't have any children, for he gave the estate to Simon. In 1533, Simon married Agnes Speed at St. George the Martyr in Great Bromley. He must have accompanied his father from Great Bromley to Kirby-le-Soken in 1540, because after his father's death, Simon took his father's place on the tax list in 1544. The next year he was back in Great Bromley, where he was assessed in at least three tax lists. He lived in Great Bromley until his death in 1557. He must have had quite a bit of land, because he was assessed on land, not personal property, and his taxes were substantial. Agnes outlived him and was mentioned in his will, dated July 28. 1557. Simon and his cousin Robert Stone were churchwardens at Great Bromley in 1552. Simon lived during the period of the reformation. (additional bio info provided by Ken Smith)

Family links:

Spouse: Agnes Speed Stone (1511 - 1557)* Children: David Stone (1540 - 1625)* Calculated relationship Burial: St George the Martyr Churchyard Great Bromley Essex, England

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2 AGE 0 2 AGE 61-62

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Simon Stone
1507–1557

Birth 1507 • Great Bromley,,Essex,England

Death 1557-07-28 • Great Bromley,,Essex,England
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Birth
1507 • Great Bromley,,Essex,England

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Death of mother David Stone(1484–1524)
1524 • Great Bromley,Tendring,Essex,England

152821
Birth of son John Stone(1528–1597)
1528 • Barton,St David,Somerset,England

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Death of father David Stone(1480–1543)
1543 • Kirby Le Soken,,Essex,England

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   1557-07-28 • Great Bromley,,Essex,England

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   David Stone

1480–1543

   David Stone

1484–1524
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   Agnes Speed

1507–1578

   John Stone

1528–1597
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Sir Simon John Great Bromley Stone

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Name Sir Simon John Great Bromley Stone
Gender M (Male)
Birth Date 1507
Birth Place Great Bromley, Essex, England, United Kingdom
Death Date 28 juil. 1557 (28 Jul 1557)
Death Place Great Bromley, Essex, England, United Kingdom
Father
David Stone of Great Bromley
Mother
Elizabeth Catherine Borroridge
Spouse
Agnes Speed Clarke
Child
John Stone
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