Individual Details

James Waters

(August 29, 1568 - February 2, 1617)

James Waters was probably born in St. Botolph without Aldgate, London. He married Phebe Manning. He was an ironmonger, his will probated in 1617, he named his wife and son Richard in the will.

Events

BirthAugust 29, 1568London, England
Marriage1600England, United Kingdom - Phebe Manning
Will1616Aldgate, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
DeathFebruary 2, 1617Aldgate, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
ProbateFebruary 16, 1617Aldgate, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
OccupationIronmonger - Aldgate, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
BurialAldgate, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom

Families

SpousePhebe Manning (1572 - 1650)
ChildRichard Waters (1604 - 1677)

Notes

Birth

James's parents are not known

Will

The will was read on February 16, 1617. James gave one-third of his estate to Phebe, one-third to his son Richard, and one-third to the church, the poor of East Smithfield, and some friends: a cordwainer, a blacksmith and a shoemaker.

Occupation

James was an apprentice in the Ironmongers Company. Ironmonger was like a blacksmith or iron worker. Today in London the word means a hardware store owner.

Burial

Burial location is unknown, there is a bio at Find a Grave memorial. In his will James chose his burial to be in the churchyard at St. Botolph's, near his children.

James's will

Several pages in this book, Manning family begins on page 389, piece ends on page 409

Find a grave

Burial location is unknown, there is a bio at Fin a Grave memorial

Endnotes

1. (2008). || Volume 3 page 1605.

2. (1847) || Volume 51 page 406 James Water's will, part of Gen. gleanings, Manning family begins on page 289.

3. (2009). || Volume 81 2006 page 172, several pages.

4. (1847) || Volume 51 page 406 James Water's will, part of Gen. gleanings, Manning family begins on page 289.

5. (1847) || Volume 51 page 406 James Water's will, part of Gen. gleanings, Manning family begins on page 289.

6. Pope, Charles Henry. The Pioneers of Massachusetts: a Descriptive List, Drawn From Records of the Colonies, Towns And Churches And Other Contemporaneous Documents. Boston: C.H. Pope, 1900, page 481.

7. (2009). || Volume 81 2006 page 172, several pages.

8. (1847) || Volume 51 page 406 James Water's will, part of Gen. gleanings, Manning family begins on page 289.

9. , "FindAGrave.com," online database, Find a Grave ( http://www.findagrave.com : accessed ), .