William Thrale

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• Property: St Albans, Hertfordshire, England; : The Peacock Inn; Address:
  Hatfield Road
• Property: Batchwood, St Michaels, Hertfordshire, England
• Property: St Albans, Hertfordshire, England; Red Lion Inn, Verulam Road,
• Will: Sandridge, Hertfordshire, England; Died unmarried. William Thrale at the time of his death being possessed of property in St. Albans including; the Red Lion Inn 'over against the Crosse' and the Peacock, and his will was witnessed by Stephen Gosson, author of 'Schoole of Abuse' (1579) and who was Vicar of Sandridge 1586-91

Notes:

Died unmarried. William Thrale at the time of his death being possessed of property in St. Albans including; the Red Lion Inn 'over against the Crosse' and the Peacock, and his will was witnessed by Stephen Gosson, author of 'Schoole of Abuse' (1579) and who was Vicar of Sandridge 1586-91

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• Property: Sandridgebury, Sandridge, Hertfordshire, England; Robert Thrale the younger did not long survive his father and died in 1541, leaving a young family of four sons and two daughters. His farm Sandridge Bury, in accordance with his father?s will, went to his elder sons, Thomas and Alban, and he left other lands in Sandridge to his sons as follows (Arch. St. Albans Reg. Ewer fol. 27 (Richard Thrale d 1541) and Reg. Clapton fo. 132 (William Thrale d. 1589)): (a) Thomas Thrale?a copyhold house and land called ?Townynges.? (b) Alban Thrale?a copyhold house and land called ?Phylype Smythes.? (c) John Thrale?copyhold lands and tenements called ?Feyrwnlfes,? later known as Fairfolds. (d) William Thrale?copyhold lands and tenements called ?Grownwynd, Malewerdecroft and Howberys.?

Robert married Jane. Jane and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Property: Sandridgebury, Sandridge, Hertfordshire, England; His farm was Sandridge Bury which he held of the Abbot of St. Albans, the then Lord of the manor, and this farm he left to be occupied jointly by his wife Alice, should she not remarry, and his only son Robert and after their deaths by his two eldest grandsons. His wife was to have 'my gret chamber within the seyd farm with the movables beynge with in the same chamber,' Alice Thrale apparently did remarry, as she is named in her son's will as Alice 'Vyyzth.' Robert Thrale the elder is most likely the same person as held property in St. Albans in 1531. He was probably the same Robert Thrale who held Tuffnalls at Thrales End in 1493.
• Occupation: 1522; Victualler to St Albans Abbey
• Probate: 25 Feb 1527
• Will: 25 Feb 1526-1527; By his will he desired to be buried in 'the middle aley' of Sandridge Church, where in accordance with Catholic custom he wished a priest to say Masses for his soul for three-quarters of a year. His will makes reference to a servant called Alice Hall.

Robert married Alice. Alice died after 1544. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Alice Vyzth
• Residence: Aft 1538, Bedfordshire, England; Hundreds of Flitt

Notes:

Alice's birth surname is unknown. The references to 'Vyyzth" or "Fitz" arise from her son's will.