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1. Antrobus, Edward
   1. Antrobus, THOMAS
   2. Antrobus, Edward
      1. Hulme, Sara
         1. Antrobus, Isaak
         2. Antrobus, Sarah
         3. Antrobus, Daniel
         4. Antrobus, Samuel
         5. Antrobus, Edward
   3. Antrobus, Philip

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Source References

1. Sir Reginald Antrobus: Antrobus Pedigrees: The Story of a Cheshire Family
   1. • Page: Page 52 - Thomas Antrobus
      • Source text:

        "Edward Antrobus, the Chapel Clerk, had two sons—Edward and Philip ;* and there was a Thomas Antrobus who was probably also his son. Edward, the eldest son, was married at Alderley on Christmas Day 1670 to Sarah Hulme, sister to Daniel Hulme of Pownall Feet in the parish of Wilmslow. He predeceased his father, being buried at Over Peover in 1682 ; and his grandson, also called Edward, died in 1791, aged 86. By his will, dated 1786 and proved in 1791, this Edward Antrobus left his messuage, tenement, lands, etc., in Over Peover, of which he was seized in fee simple, in trust for his grandson, William Paulden, second son of his daughter Ann, who had married John Paulden of Over Peover, yeoman, with reversion to other Paulden grandchildren, and failing them to Ann (Nancy) Antrobus (for whom also other provision was made), the only child of his only son Isaac Antrobus, who had died before him in 1780. Nancy also died before him in 1786, aged 17. Thus the house, etc., in Over Peover, in which it would seem that an Antrobus had lived for over 200 years, passed into the possession of the Paulden family.
        But Edward Antrobus, the son of the Chapel Clerk, had left four sons and a daughter named Sarah ; and Thomas Antrobus, who was probably his brother, left three sons. Thus the line of Thomas Antrobus who died in 158I) which had been in danger of dying out in Over Peover, renewed itself ; and the descendants of the Chapel Clerk are found all through the 18th and 19th centuries occupied as farmers, innkeepers, blacksmiths, millers, weavers, labourers, and the like, not only in Over Peover, but also in Lostock Gralam, Northwich, Tarvin, Frodsham, and other places in Cheshire, and also in Manchester."

      • Citation:

        https://archive.org/details/antrobuspedigree00antr/page/52/mode/2up?q=thomas

   2. • Page: Page 52 - Thomas Antrobus
      • Source text:

        "Edward Antrobus, the Chapel Clerk, had two sons—Edward and Philip ;* and there was a Thomas Antrobus who was probably also his son. Edward, the eldest son, was married at Alderley on Christmas Day 1670 to Sarah Hulme, sister to Daniel Hulme of Pownall Feet in the parish of Wilmslow. He predeceased his father, being buried at Over Peover in 1682 ; and his grandson, also called Edward, died in 1791, aged 86. By his will, dated 1786 and proved in 1791, this Edward Antrobus left his messuage, tenement, lands, etc., in Over Peover, of which he was seized in fee simple, in trust for his grandson, William Paulden, second son of his daughter Ann, who had married John Paulden of Over Peover, yeoman, with reversion to other Paulden grandchildren, and failing them to Ann (Nancy) Antrobus (for whom also other provision was made), the only child of his only son Isaac Antrobus, who had died before him in 1780. Nancy also died before him in 1786, aged 17. Thus the house, etc., in Over Peover, in which it would seem that an Antrobus had lived for over 200 years, passed into the possession of the Paulden family.
        But Edward Antrobus, the son of the Chapel Clerk, had left four sons and a daughter named Sarah ; and Thomas Antrobus, who was probably his brother, left three sons. Thus the line of Thomas Antrobus who died in 158I) which had been in danger of dying out in Over Peover, renewed itself ; and the descendants of the Chapel Clerk are found all through the 18th and 19th centuries occupied as farmers, innkeepers, blacksmiths, millers, weavers, labourers, and the like, not only in Over Peover, but also in Lostock Gralam, Northwich, Tarvin, Frodsham, and other places in Cheshire, and also in Manchester."

      • Citation:

        https://archive.org/details/antrobuspedigree00antr/page/52/mode/2up?q=thomas

2. Cheshire Diocese of Chester parish burials 1538-1911
   1. • Source text:

        First name(s) Edward Junior
        Last name Antrobus
        Gender Male
        Age -
        Birth year -
        Death year -
        Burial year 1682
        Burial date 24 Feb 1682
        Place Over-Peover
        Residence Cheshire, England
        County Cheshire
        Country England
        Record group Part 1 - 68
        Record set Cheshire Diocese Of Chester Parish Burials 1538-1911
        Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
        Subcategory Parish Burials
        Collections from England, Great Britain

3. Cheshire Wills And Probate
   1. • Source text:

        First name(s) Edward
        Last name Antrobus
        Residence Over Peover
        Probate year 1683
        Will No
        Codicil No
        Inventory Yes
        Administration Yes
        Notes
        Will Supra
        County Cheshire
        Country England
        Record set Cheshire Wills And Probate
        Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
        Subcategory Wills & Probate
        Collections from England, Great Britain

4. Cheshire Diocese of Chester parish marriages 1538-1910
   1. • Source text:

        First name(s) Edvardus
        Last name Antrobus
        Marriage year 1670
        Marriage date 25 Dec 1670
        Marriage place Alderley
        Spouse's first name(s) Sara
        Spouse's last name Hulme
        City or town Alderley
        County Cheshire
        Country England
        Record set Cheshire Diocese Of Chester Parish Marriages 1538-1910
        Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
        Subcategory Parish Marriages
        Collections from England, Great Britain