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NOTES AND QUERIES. [12 s. m. FEB. 10, 1917.
FBANCIS TIMBBELL (12 S. ii. 507 ; iii. 76).
A branch of the Timbrell family seems to
have been settled at Stratford-upon-Avon
in the seventeenth and early eighteenth
centuries.
The following entries occur in the parish registers, and may be of assistance to your correspondent :
Baptisms.
Oct. 12, 1628. Thomas, son to John Tymbrell. Dec. 29, 1630. Francisca filia Johannis Tymbrell. Feb. 20, 1632/3. Johannes filius Johannis Tym- brell.
Aug. 16, 1635. Johannes filius Johannis Tymbrell. Feb. 4, 1637/8. Katherina filia Johannis Tymbrell. May 9, 1641. Ricardus filius Johannis Timbrel. Aug. 15, 1647. Joseph filius John Timbrell. April 8, 1649. Mary filia John Timbrell.
Marriages.
Sept. 30, 1627. John Tymbrell to Dorothy Walker.
April 25, 1640. Robertus Mullenax et ffrancisca Tymbrell.
Jan. 29, 1654/5. Thomas Timbrell of Preston [upon StourJ & Vrsula Plastoe of Ilmington.
Dec. 7, 1655. Anthony Cpllett of Alderminster and ffrancis Timbrell of Whitchurch.
[Feb. 16, 1657/8. Leonard Timbrell witness to a marriage.]
Dec. 20, 1686. Samvell Holtom too Elizabeth Timbrell.
Oct. 15, 1687. William Kerbe too Mary Timberell.
April 23, 1693. Si man Gibes too Elizabeth Tim- brell.
Jan. 22, 1696/7. William Trimbrell of Ailstou to Hannah Cotterel of Shottery.
Sept. 30, 1704. Beniamin Timbril to Eliner Mill- ward.
Nov. 5, 1708. Lenord Timbril to Janne Gray.
Burials.
July 4, 1634. Johannes filius Johannis Tymbrell. Aug. 27, 1641. Dorothea vxor Johannis Timbrel. Feb. 26, 1646/7. Thomas fillius John Timbrell.
In January, 1634, one Tymbrill was a constable in the town of Stratford-upon- Avon ; at Michaelmas, 1688, the Leonard Timbrell mentioned above leased a house in Swine Street from the Mayor and Corporation ; and in 1733 Mr. John Tim- brell owned 3 yard -lands and a half at Bretforton.
There is still preserved in Stratford fa folio black-letter Bible of 1611, which was formerly in the possession of the Timbrell family, and contains the following entries :
Elizabeth daughter of Thomas Timbrell & Eliza- beth his wife, was born July y e 8th & baptiz'd y e 12th following in the year 1696.
Thomas y e son of Thomas Timbrell & Elizabeth his wife, was born October y e 9th, and baptiz'd v e 14th following [1698].
FREDK. C. WELLSTOOD.
Shakespeare's Birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon.
ROGEB HANDASYDE, M.P. (12 S. iii. 28 r
76). Something has already been said of
him in 12 S. ii. 324, 393. He was born in
or about 1684, the eldest son of Major- Gen.
Thomas Handasyde, who was Lieutenant-
Governor and Acting Governor of Jamaica,.
December, 1702, till August, 1710, or 1714 ;
colonel of the 22nd Foot, Feb. 22, 1702, till
he was permitted to resign in favour of
his son Roger in 1712 ; and died March 26,
1729, aged 85. Roger became, at the age
of 12 years, ensign in Gibson's 28th Foot,,
Dec. 24, 1696, which rank he held in 1702 ;
served two campaigns under William III.,,
and also in Queen Anne's reign ; exchanged
to the 22nd Foot about 1702 ; served in.
Jamaica in 1703 ; promoted captain, 1703 ;
lieutenant-colonel 16th Foot (after May 1,.
1709) ; colonel 22nd Foot, April vice 1712 ;
and of the 16th Foot, July 9, 1730, till he-
d. Jan. 4, 1763, aged 78 ; brigadier-general,.
Nov. 26, 1735 ; major-general, July 2, 1739 ;
lieutenant-general, March 29, 1743 ; general,.
March 9, 1761 ; Governor of Berwick in 1745 ?
Commander-in-Chief in Scotland (vice Sir
John Cope), October, 1745, till superseded
by General Hawley a few months later ;
Lieutenant-Governor of Fort St. Philip,.
Minorca (21. a day), 1737, so in 1748 ; M.P,
Huntingdon, 1722 to 1741 (when defeated
there), and Scarborough, 1747 to 1754 ; a
member of the Council of the White Herring^
Fishery, September, 1750 ; seated at Gaines
Hall, Great Stoughton, Hunts. I presume-
he died unmarried.
Can MB. NOBBIS supply any further in- formation as to this military family, and trace the relationship between the two generals and the following ?
1. Thomas Handasyde, captain-lieutenant 22nd Foot, April 3, 1712 ; commission re- newed by George I., Jan. 11, 1715 ; lieu- tenant-colonel 19th Foot, Aug. 5, 1715 ; serving in 1727, but out in 1731.
2. Clifford Handasyde, lieutenant in the- 22nd Foot, April 3, 1712, either till Aug. 19,. 1713, or " commission renewed by George I. in January, 1715 ; left the regiment the same year " (Dalton).
I suggest that Thomas and Clifford were- younger brothers of Roger, as their com- missions were dated the same day, and in
' A List of the Officers belonging to the several Regiments of Foot named below that lately sailed from Spithead for Spain or Portugal, who are absent from their Posts,'
in or after November, 1710, appear the names of Lieut (Clifford) Handasyde and three others, in Major-General Livesay's. (12th) Regiment, with the word " children '"
