Margaret ROSEWELL

Abt 1700 - 1736  (~ 36 years)

• Name	Margaret ROSEWELL
  Born	Abt 1700
  Gender	Female
  _UID	A0F4F3AD06D7AA4C8865BA8EDA530D8D0361
  Buried	8 Feb 1736	Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England
  Person ID	I13812	YoungFamily
  Last Modified	29 Mar 2022

  
  

  Family	Thomas BAKER,   b. Abt 1700
  Married	12 Feb 1721	Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England   [1]
  _UID	B7DB8CB8E4BF8F48A830210AF92B6E9075A1
  Children	1. Thomas BAKER,   c. 6 Mar 1724, Bradford-on-Tone, Somerset, England   2. William BAKER,   c. 21 Jan 1728, Bradford-on-Tone, Somerset, England ,   bur. 25 Feb 1816, Bradford-on-Tone, Somerset, England  (Age ~ 88 years)   3. Elizabeth BAKER,   c. 22 Sep 1732, Bradford-on-Tone, Somerset, England ,   bur. 4 May 1735, Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England  (Age ~ 2 years)
  Last Modified	15 May 2022
  Family ID	F4151	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Protestation Returns 1664 Bradford on Tone John Rowswell Thomas Baker William Templar Thomas Templar, sen Thomas Templar, Jr. Alexander Templar, iu?Jr.? Alexander Templar --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Possible burial at Bradford on Tone Margaret Baker 8 2 1736 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From the Muster Roll of 1569 there was one Agnes Rosewell, a widow, living in the tithing of Bradford who was required to provide a pair of almain rivets furnished. In the neighbouring tithing of Heale was an Anthony Rosewell listed as an ableman serving as a billman. [Source: Somerset Record Society, vol. 20, p. 273] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surnames of the United Kingdom, by Henry Harrison Rosewell (Eng.) Dweller at the ROE'S SPRINGE (spring frequented by the roe) [a genitive of Old English ra, a roe + wiella a spring, well] There is a Rosewell near Lasswade, co. Edinburgh. It has been stated that the surname Rosewell is from a French Rosseville: if there is a place with this name in France (I cannot trace it) some Rosewells may quite possibly owe their name to France. On the other hand, as Rosewell is largely a west-country surname, it may possibly also represent a Cornish local name, from Corn. ros, a heath, and either whel, a work or mine, or g)wel, a field. See Roswell, Roswald --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Muster Roll 11th yr Eliz. I Hundred of Taunton Tithiong of Hilfaremnce Ablemen Michael Rosewell - archer Armor George Lyndon with others - a box, a sheaf of arrows, iii bills, one skull Tithing of Bradford Ablemen James Board - billman Armor Agnes Rosewell, widow, a pair of almain rivets furnished Tithing of Veale Ablemen Anthony Rosewell, billman Austyn Rosewell - archer Hundred of Tithing of Buckelande Armor Joan Rosewell, widow, a corslet furnished, a pair of almain rivets furnished Hundred of Kyngesburye Tithing of Kyngesburye Ablemen Robt. Baker - pekeman Thos. Baker - billman Martyn Baker - archer Tithing of Wellyngton with the Borough Ablemen John Frye - archer William Frye - archer Wm. Frye - billman Tithing of Crickelade Mallerd Ablemen Robt Baker - pekemen

  
  

• Sources

  [S136] Parish Register, Various, (Various), Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England, 12 Feb 1721. Thomas Baker of Bishops Hull and Mary Rosewell of Bradford by lic.