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George Griffin PEARCE

1740 – 1817 · Netheravon, Wiltshire
Partner: Alice WICKHAM · Partner: Ann TARRANT
Father: Vincent PEARCE · Mother: Ann GRIFFIN
👶Birth
1740
Netheravon, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘBurial Records
Marriage Banns
Will
Baptism Records
⛪Baptism
02/08/1740
All Saints Church, High Street, Netheravon, Salisbury, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘBaptism Records 📎 View
💒Marriage (22)
25/01/1762
🏛️ Seven Years' War
Alice WICKHAM
All Saints Church, Enford Hill, Enford, Pewsey, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘMarriage Banns 📎 View
🏠Lived (63)
1803
Fifield, Enford, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘBurial Records
💒Marriage (71)
12/10/1811
🏛️ Regency period
Ann TARRANT
All Saints Church, Enford Hill, Enford, Pewsey, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘMarriage Certificate 📎 View
💼Occupation (77)
1817
Yeoman ⓘWill
📝Will (77)
17/02/1817
 ⓘWill 📎 View

He left to his wife his copyholder estate at Fifield and other household goods.

He left to his children:
Ann KEMM - £7 annual annuity
Alice GODWIN - £7 annual annuity
Mary Ann PEARCE - £7 annual annuity at 21 years
George Griffin PEARCE - one of his best waggons & other household goods from Fifield and his estate at Chirton. Appointed as joint Executor with his fathers friend Stephen PEARCE and control of various land and estates at Netheravon: "Rebeccas", "Solsmons", "Orchards"; Netheravon

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✝️Death
abt 26/02/1817
Fifield, Enford, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘBurial Records
🪦Burial
28/02/1817
All Saints Church, Enford Hill, Enford, Pewsey, Wiltshire 📍
Aged 76 ⓘBurial Records 📎 View
⚖️Probate
06/11/1817
 ⓘGrant of Probate 📎 View
Children with Alice WICKHAM
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Ann PEARCE
b. 1763, Netheravon, Wiltshire · d. 1818, Netheravon, Wiltshire · m. William KEMM
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Alice PEARCE
b. 1771, Enford, Wiltshire · m. William GODWIN
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George Griffin PEARCE
b. 1771 · d. 1832, Chirton, Wiltshire · m. Sarah BRITTAN
Children with Ann TARRANT
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Mary Ann PEARCE
b. 1812, Enford, Wiltshire
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