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Married 13-Oct-1697
Thomas and Mary married at Doddington. Their marriage licence is dated 3 April 1697. They had 5 children.|
Husband:
Thomas Elvey Born: 1-Dec-1671 Died: 18-Jan-1746 Father: Thomas Elvey Mother: Ellena (Elianor, Ellen) Hadsall Other Spouses: Margaret Woodland Other Children: Henry Elvy, Robert Elvy, John Elvy Occupation: Thomas was a Carpenter and Husbandman of Newnham. Thomas was baptised on 1 Dec 1671 in Tong, Kent. On 21 December 1745 he made a will which still exists and appears elsewhere on this website. According to a document, in 1725 he leased a property, which included the Kings Head at Sittingbourne, for one year at the rate of one peppercorn to his nephew Tunnard Elvy of Milton near to Sittingbourne who was a Butcher. |
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Wife:
Mary Gibbon Born: 1675 Died: 13-Jul-1711 Father: Mother: It is believed that Mary Gibbon was born around 1675. No further details are known of her. |
Child 1:
Gibbon ElvyBorn: 8-Aug-1698 Died: 29-Sep-1769 Spouse: Children: Occupation: Gibbon was a husbandman of Doddington. Gibbon was baptised on 8 Aug 1698 in Newnham. |
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Child 2:
Thomas Elvy Born: 5-May-1700 Died: Spouse: Children: Occupation: Thomas was a carpenter of Chatham. Thomas was left 5 shillings in his father's will. |
Child 3:
Mary ElvyBorn: 2-Dec-1701 Died: Spouse: Children: Mary was baptised on 2 Dec 1701 in Newnham. |
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Child 4:
Jeremiah Elvy Born: 31-May-1703 Died: 4-Jan-1786 Spouse: Mary Elvy Children: Mary Elvy Occupation: Jeremiah was a carpenter of Newnham. Jeremiah was baptised on 31 May 1703. He was left 5 shillings in his father's Will. In 1738, Robert Boyes was apprenticed to him for seven years to learn the carpenter trade. On 1 March 1785 Jeremiah made a Will to which his brother John was executor. In the parish of Upchurch he owned a butcher shop, a newly planted woodland, measuring 2 roods and 16 perches, two pieces of orchard and garden ground measuring 1 acre, 1 rood, and 39 perches. |
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Child 5:
James Elvy Born: 24-Jul-1705 Died: Spouse: Ann Carol Children: Sarah Elvy Occupation: James was Husbandman of Milton. James is mentioned in his father's Will. |