Matthew Colbie
b.1530 Poiton, Sempringham, Lincolnshire, England
buried: Oct. 10, 1591
m.ca.1555 Mary ______
bur.Dec. 18, 1591
CHILDREN:
1. William Colbie b.ca.1556
2. Agnes Colbie b.ca.1558
3. Thomas Colbie "Senior" (older brother of the father of Anthony) b.1561 bapt. Dec. 20, 1567
burried: Dec. 11,1625
m.May 18, 1590 Joan Booth
m.May 4, 1595 at Horbling, Anne Jackson
4. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. May 30, 1563 d.y.
5.John Colbie bapt.July 26, 1565 m. Oct. 23, 1593 Elizabeth Davye
6.Edward Colbie bapt. Oct. 5, 1570 bur. Dec. 31, 1591
7. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. March 14,1572/3 bur. Jan. 10, 1591/2
NOTES: The first record of a Colby in Sempringham is a deed dated February 3,1421 by which William Stanenstone of Pointon conveyed to John Oche and his wife Alice three selions of land in the fields west of Pointon, two of which parcels were bounded by William Colby. This William Colby was undoubtedly an ancestor of the Colbys who lived in the village of Pointon in the parish of Sempringham several generations later. On 7 May 1505 Robert Rogerson of Pointon granted to John Huchyson and Robert Colby of Pointon "one messuage and 20 acres of land and meadow with all of the appurtenances in the village and the fields of Pointon, which lately was inherited after the decease of William Rogerson his father and Alice his wife." This Robert Colby was probably the great grandson of the above William Colby and was probably the grandfather of Matthew Colby, the father of Thomas, and grandfather of Anthony. The name of the father of Matthew is a mystery.
b.1530 Poiton, Sempringham, Lincolnshire, England
buried: Oct. 10, 1591
m.ca.1555 Mary ______
bur.Dec. 18, 1591
CHILDREN:
1. William Colbie b.ca.1556
2. Agnes Colbie b.ca.1558
3. Thomas Colbie "Senior" (older brother of the father of Anthony) b.1561 bapt. Dec. 20, 1567
burried: Dec. 11,1625
m.May 18, 1590 Joan Booth
m.May 4, 1595 at Horbling, Anne Jackson
4. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. May 30, 1563 d.y.
5.John Colbie bapt.July 26, 1565 m. Oct. 23, 1593 Elizabeth Davye
6.Edward Colbie bapt. Oct. 5, 1570 bur. Dec. 31, 1591
7. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. March 14,1572/3 bur. Jan. 10, 1591/2
NOTES: The first record of a Colby in Sempringham is a deed dated February 3,1421 by which William Stanenstone of Pointon conveyed to John Oche and his wife Alice three selions of land in the fields west of Pointon, two of which parcels were bounded by William Colby. This William Colby was undoubtedly an ancestor of the Colbys who lived in the village of Pointon in the parish of Sempringham several generations later. On 7 May 1505 Robert Rogerson of Pointon granted to John Huchyson and Robert Colby of Pointon "one messuage and 20 acres of land and meadow with all of the appurtenances in the village and the fields of Pointon, which lately was inherited after the decease of William Rogerson his father and Alice his wife." This Robert Colby was probably the great grandson of the above William Colby and was probably the grandfather of Matthew Colby, the father of Thomas, and grandfather of Anthony. The name of the father of Matthew is a mystery.
Matthew Colbie
b.1530 Poiton, Sempringham, Lincolnshire, England
buried: Oct. 10, 1591
m.ca.1555 Mary ______
bur.Dec. 18, 1591
CHILDREN:
1. William Colbie b.ca.1556
2. Agnes Colbie b.ca.1558
3. Thomas Colbie "Senior" (older brother of the father of Anthony) b.1561 bapt. Dec. 20, 1567
burried: Dec. 11,1625
m.May 18, 1590 Joan Booth
m.May 4, 1595 at Horbling, Anne Jackson
4. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. May 30, 1563 d.y.
5.John Colbie bapt.July 26, 1565 m. Oct. 23, 1593 Elizabeth Davye
6.Edward Colbie bapt. Oct. 5, 1570 bur. Dec. 31, 1591
7. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. March 14,1572/3 bur. Jan. 10, 1591/2
NOTES: The first record of a Colby in Sempringham is a deed dated February 3,1421 by which William Stanenstone of Pointon conveyed to John Oche and his wife Alice three selions of land in the fields west of Pointon, two of which parcels were bounded by William Colby. This William Colby was undoubtedly an ancestor of the Colbys who lived in the village of Pointon in the parish of Sempringham several generations later. On 7 May 1505 Robert Rogerson of Pointon granted to John Huchyson and Robert Colby of Pointon "one messuage and 20 acres of land and meadow with all of the appurtenances in the village and the fields of Pointon, which lately was inherited after the decease of William Rogerson his father and Alice his wife." This Robert Colby was probably the great grandson of the above William Colby and was probably the grandfather of Matthew Colby, the father of Thomas, and grandfather of Anthony. The name of the father of Matthew is a mystery.
b.1530 Poiton, Sempringham, Lincolnshire, England
buried: Oct. 10, 1591
m.ca.1555 Mary ______
bur.Dec. 18, 1591
CHILDREN:
1. William Colbie b.ca.1556
2. Agnes Colbie b.ca.1558
3. Thomas Colbie "Senior" (older brother of the father of Anthony) b.1561 bapt. Dec. 20, 1567
burried: Dec. 11,1625
m.May 18, 1590 Joan Booth
m.May 4, 1595 at Horbling, Anne Jackson
4. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. May 30, 1563 d.y.
5.John Colbie bapt.July 26, 1565 m. Oct. 23, 1593 Elizabeth Davye
6.Edward Colbie bapt. Oct. 5, 1570 bur. Dec. 31, 1591
7. Elizabeth Colbie bapt. March 14,1572/3 bur. Jan. 10, 1591/2
NOTES: The first record of a Colby in Sempringham is a deed dated February 3,1421 by which William Stanenstone of Pointon conveyed to John Oche and his wife Alice three selions of land in the fields west of Pointon, two of which parcels were bounded by William Colby. This William Colby was undoubtedly an ancestor of the Colbys who lived in the village of Pointon in the parish of Sempringham several generations later. On 7 May 1505 Robert Rogerson of Pointon granted to John Huchyson and Robert Colby of Pointon "one messuage and 20 acres of land and meadow with all of the appurtenances in the village and the fields of Pointon, which lately was inherited after the decease of William Rogerson his father and Alice his wife." This Robert Colby was probably the great grandson of the above William Colby and was probably the grandfather of Matthew Colby, the father of Thomas, and grandfather of Anthony. The name of the father of Matthew is a mystery.
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