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Stanbinorth John Stanbinorth died 1578 Joan

Harry Stanbinorth 1 died 1590 2 buried 14 April 1590, All Saints, Hastings 3 letters of administration granted 2 January 1590/91, sworn by Grimbald Stanbinorth, his son

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Grimball 1565 - c1614 children John b.1568 Harry 1571 - 1590 Richard 1574 - 1590 Peter 1579 - c1657 children

children of Harry and Stanbinorth Grimball Stanbinorth 1565-circa 1614 born 1565 baptized 16 September 1565, All Saints, Hastings died circa November 1614  married 11 May 1590 All Saints, Hastings Elizabeth Gawne born 1568 John Stanbinorth 4 born 1568 baptized 17 October 1568, All Saints, Hastings Harry Stanbinorth 1571-1590 born 1571 baptized 29 September 1571, All Saints, Hastings died 1590 buried 13 April 1590, All Saints, Hastings 5 Richard Stanbinorth 1574-1590 born 1574 baptized 20 November 1574, All Saints, Hastings died 1590 buried 17 April 1590, All Saints, Hastings 6 Peter Stanbinorth 1579-circa 1657 born 1579 baptized 11 October 1579, St Clements Church, Hastings died circa 1657  married 11 July 1603 St. Clement's Church, Hastings Joanna Rogerson 1577-1649

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6 Parish register - All Saints, Hastings - Stanmer records - transcript John B. Mckee burials Richard Stanmer, lad

5 Parish register - All Saints, Hastings - Stanmer records - transcript John B. Mckee burials Henry Stanmer, lad

4 Will - John Stanbinorth - 1578 Item I give unto John Stanbinorth my sonne [harries] sonne a pewter dish of London making and my [service] bookes

3 Parish register - All Saints, Hastings - Stanmer records - transcript John B. Mckee burials Henry Stanmer, man

2 Will - Harry Stanbinorth - admon - 1590/91

1 Stanbinorth, Henry - Lease for life at an annual rent of 1s, 10 June 1579, East Sussex Record Office, AMS112 Henry Stanbynorth of Hastings, fisherman, to John Standbynorth' of same, merchant Messuage and kitchen with a garden late belonging to John Standbynorth, deceased, their father, in All Saints, Hastings, abutting E. on land of Richard Lane called the Tackleway, S. on land of Henry Cossom, W. on street from the sea to 'le Mennes', and N. on land of Robert Woller Fragment of seal on tag