John Binsted, cabinet maker, was born in Fareham, Hampshire, England in 1803 to John Binsted and Jane Miller and married Elizabeth Trimming in 1828 in Holybourne, Hampshire. Sadly, Elizabeth died young leaving John with four children John, Elizabeth, Ann and William.
In 1836, John married Elizabeth's sister Emily, in Alton, Hampshire and they had six more children, Emma, Cornelius, Thomas, Alfred Miller, Charles and Mary Elizabeth.
When John Binsted died, he left an estate that included "Two Cottages and Gardens at Wilsom" in Alton, which were sold after Emily's death. The estate at that time was valued at 342 15 pounds, which was dispersed among his surviving children according to a Statement of Account that left the money proportionately, depending on the number of grandchildren.
In 1836, John married Elizabeth's sister Emily, in Alton, Hampshire and they had six more children, Emma, Cornelius, Thomas, Alfred Miller, Charles and Mary Elizabeth.
When John Binsted died, he left an estate that included "Two Cottages and Gardens at Wilsom" in Alton, which were sold after Emily's death. The estate at that time was valued at 342 15 pounds, which was dispersed among his surviving children according to a Statement of Account that left the money proportionately, depending on the number of grandchildren.
John Binsted, cabinet maker, was born in Fareham, Hampshire, England in 1803 to John Binsted and Jane Miller and married Elizabeth Trimming in 1828 in Holybourne, Hampshire. Sadly, Elizabeth died young leaving John with four children John, Elizabeth, Ann and William.
In 1836, John married Elizabeth's sister Emily, in Alton, Hampshire and they had six more children, Emma, Cornelius, Thomas, Alfred Miller, Charles and Mary Elizabeth.
When John Binsted died, he left an estate that included "Two Cottages and Gardens at Wilsom" in Alton, which were sold after Emily's death. The estate at that time was valued at 342 15 pounds, which was dispersed among his surviving children according to a Statement of Account that left the money proportionately, depending on the number of grandchildren.
In 1836, John married Elizabeth's sister Emily, in Alton, Hampshire and they had six more children, Emma, Cornelius, Thomas, Alfred Miller, Charles and Mary Elizabeth.
When John Binsted died, he left an estate that included "Two Cottages and Gardens at Wilsom" in Alton, which were sold after Emily's death. The estate at that time was valued at 342 15 pounds, which was dispersed among his surviving children according to a Statement of Account that left the money proportionately, depending on the number of grandchildren.
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