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Chapple ~ Sixth Generation
(from generations 1-6 the tree is speculative)

		Issue of Thomas Chapple and Mary Coplestone
1.		Mary CHAPPELL Estimated birth in 1580s. Mary was mentioned in the Will of her father Thomas in 1610: "Residue to my daughter Mary (Executor)."
2.		Anne CHAPPELL Estimated birth in 1580s. Anne married unknown MITCHELL. Anne was mentioned in the Will of her father Thomas in 1610: "To my daughter Anne Mitchell, one of my double gilt bowls. Mr Robert Mitchell, the elder. (Overseer)"
		Issue of Grace Chapple and William Spicer
1.		Willyam SPICER Bap 11 Feb 1581/82 at Saint Kerrian, Exeter, Devon, Willyam, son of Willyam Spisser (ref FamilySearch C05095-1). William is probably the father of the three children Elizabeth (1604), Sicelie (1606) and Thomas (1608) mentioned in the previous generation under his parents.. Probable burial of William 12 Jun 1620 at Exeter Holy Trinity: Willyam Spycer was buried the 12th of June 1620 (ref fmp Devon Deaths & Burials image).
2.		Nicholas SPICER Bap 7 Feb 1582/83 at Saint Kerrian, Exeter, Devon, Nichollas, son of Wyllyam Spyser (ref FamilySearch C05095-1). Nicholas married 10 Feb 1604 at Exeter St Petrock to Judith PROWSE. Judith was a daughter of John Prowse (or Prouse) who was Mayor of Exeter in 1620, and Judith Oliver; her known sibling was Richard Prowse. John's second marriage was to Grace, Nicholas' mother. Further details about the Spicer family appear on pages 224 and 273 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source. Nicholas had a cousin, also Nicholas, who had at least 8 children in Exeter in the same period.
		Children:
	1.	Richard SPICER
	2.	Nicholas SPICER
	3.	Zacharia SPICER
	4.	Jasper SPICER
	5.	Samuell SPICER
	6.	Judith SPICER
3.		Elizabeth SPICER Bap 21 Feb 1585/86 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, dau of William Spicer (ref FamilySearch C05135-1 and fmp Devon Baptisms image).
4.		Thomas SPICER Bap 28 Mar 1588 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, son of William Spicer (ref FamilySearch C05135-1). Buried 12 Mar 1600/01 at Exeter St Petrock: The 12th of march 1600 Thomas the sonne of William Spicer was buried (ref FamilySearch C0513501 and fmp Devon Deaths & Burials image).
5.		Jone SPICER Bap 1 Jan 1591/92 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, dau of William Spicer (ref FamilySearch C05135-1). Buried 1 Jan 1591/92: the first of January Anno 1592 Jone the daughter of William Spicer was baptized and buried (ref fmp Devon Births, Deaths & Burials image).
6.		Marget SPICER Bap 2 Feb 1695/96 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, dau of William Spicer (ref FamilySearch C05050-1 and fmp Devon Baptisms image).
7.		George SPICER Bap 27 Feb 1597/98 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, son of William Spicer (ref FamilySearch C05050-1 and fmp Devon Baptisms image).
		Issue of Nicholas Chapple and Elizabeth Hakewill
1.		Elizabeth CHAPPLE (1) Bap 3 Jan 1601[/02 presumably] at Saint Kerrian, Exeter of Elizabeth Chappell, daughter of Nicholas Chappell; death date (burial?) 4 Nov 1603 (ref FamilySearch C05095-1). Elizabeth was buried at Saint Kerrian and is referred to in the Will of her father Nicholas in 1605: "... And my bodie to be buryed in christian buriall to wit in the church of Saint Kyryons in Exeter as near the place as may be where my oldest daughter Elizabeth Chappell lieth and was buried. "
2.		Elizabeth CHAPPLE (2) Baptism not found but it must have been between November 1603 and January 1605. Elizabeth was mentioned in the Will of her father Nicholas in 1605: "I will and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth Chappell fiftie poundes of curaunt money of England. "
		Issue of John Chapple (possible)
1.		Thomas CHAPPLE No baptism record found. Thomas was not necessarily the first-born child; he could have been the eldest surviving son in 1617. The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
2.		May CHAPPLE Bap 21 Jul 1594 at Saint Paul, Exeter, Devon, dau of John Chapell (ref FamilySearch P00466-1). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if May was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
3.		Elizabeth CHAPPLE Bap 23 Nov 1595 at Saint Paul, Exeter, Devon, dau of John Chappell (ref FamilySearch P00466-1). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Elizabeth was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
4.		Susan CHAPPLE Bap 14 Jul 1597 at Saint Paul, Exeter, Devon, dau of John Chappell (ref FamilySearch P00466-1). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Susan was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
5.		John CHAPPLE Bap 8 Jan 1599[/1600 presumably] at Saint Paul, Exeter, Devon, son of John Chappell (ref FamilySearch P00466-1). Presumably died young.
6.		Grace CHAPPLE Bap 27 Dec 1602 at Saint Paul, Exeter, Devon, dau of John Chappell (ref FamilySearch P00466-1). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Grace was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
7.		George CHAPPLE Bap 6 Jan 1602[/03 presumably] at Saint Paul, Exeter, Devon, son of John Chappell (ref FamilySearch P00466-1). [Very close to previous baptism so may not be correct] The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if George was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
8.		Marie CHAPPLE Bap 9 Feb 1603[/04 presumably] at Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, dau of John Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05051-1). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Marie was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
9.		John CHAPPLE Bap 14 Apr 1605 at Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, son of John Chapple (ref FamilySearch C05051-1). Presumably died young.
10.		William CHAPPLE Bap 23 Mar 1606 at Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, son of John Chapple (ref FamilySearch C05051-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if William was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
11.		Edward CHAPPLE Bap 13 Mar 1607[/08 presumably] at Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, son of John Chapple (ref FamilySearch C05051-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Edward was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
12.		Nicholas CHAPPLE Bap 2 Apr 1609 at Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, son of John Chapple (ref FamilySearch C05051-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Nicholas was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
13.		Anna CHAPPLE Bap 27 Nov 1610 at Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, dau of John Chapple (ref FamilySearch C05051-1). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if she was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. " The will of her grandmother Thomazin in 1617 which specifies the following details may apply to this one: "Item. I give unto Ann(?) Chappell daughter of my sonne John Chappell a white silver goblett."
14.		John CHAPPLE Bap 30 May 1614 at Saint Sidwell, Exeter, Devon, son of John Chapple (ref FamilySearch C05051-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if John was alive): "I give unto eleven sonnes and daughters of my sonne John Chappell viz unto every one of them fortie shillings and to his eldest sonne Thomas Chappell one little gilt bole. "
		Issue of Johana Chapple and David Bagwell
1.		William BAGWELL Bap 26 Jul 1587 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, son of David Bagwell (ref FamilySearch C05050-1). The Will of his grandfather Thomas in 1589 specifies the following details: "Item I Give unto the foresaid David Bagwells children called William Bagwell and Prisylla Bagwell and to every of them the some of three pounds six shillings and eight pence a peece of lawfull money of England." The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if William was alive): "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings."
2.		Pricilla BAGWELL Bap 27 Sep 1587 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, dau of David Bagwell (ref FamilySearch C05050-1). The will of her grandfather Thomas in 1589 specifies the following details: "Item I Give unto the foresaid David Bagwells children called William Bagwell and Prisylla Bagwell and to every of them the some of three pounds six shillings and eight pence a peece of lawfull money of England." The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Pricilla was alive): "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings."
3.		Henry BAGWELL Bap 29 Oct 1589 at Saint Petrock, Exeter, Devon, son of David Bagwell (ref FamilySearch C05050-1). Henry lived 1589 to 1663. Many websites says that he died Northampton Virginia USA in 1663. "He was an ancient Planter who came to Jamestown, Virginia in 1610, after being shipwrecked on the Seaventure in 1609" (ref a descendant, David Dixon, 2013) The Sea Venture (or Seaventure) sailed as part of a flotilla of nine ships whose intended destination was Jamestown, Virginia. The ship departed 2 Jun 1609 and was wrecked between two reefs off the shores of Bermuda on 18 Jul 1609. Ref online page in www.geni.com/projects. David continues (in 2013) :"The best single compilation I have seen however is in a book I just purchased.  I visited Jamestown within the past month, and bought a book entitled "Virginia Immigrants and Adventurers 1607 - 1635", by Martha W. McCartney 2007.  This has sketches on several thousand early settlers.  On page 99 is states as to Henry: "Henry Bagwell, an ancient planter, was shipwrecked in Bermunda with Sir Thomas Gates and Sir George Somers in 1609.  He reached Virginia in 1610 on the Deliverance, which had been fashioned from Bermuda's native cedar wood.  (other sources indicate the ship was built from timbers salvaged from the wrecked Seaventure - my note)  On February 16, 1624 Henry was living at West and Shriley Hundred: he was still there on January 22, 1625, heading a household with his parnter, Simon (Symon) Sturgis (Turgis).  Henry Bagwell was then 35 years old.  The two men had an ample supply of stored food and defensive weaponry and some livestock.  When a list of patented land was sent back to England in May 1625, Henry Bagwell was credited with 50 acres within the corporation of Charles City.  On December 22, 1628 the General Court ordered him to pay the remainder of his debt to Hugh Hawkridge.  Bagwell moved to the Easter Shore and in 1630 and 1632 served as a burgess for Accomac.  By 1637 he had married Alice, the widow of Benjamin Stratton.  Henry Bagwell continued to play an active role in Public life and became Clerk of the local Court.  He was still alive in April 1645."  The volume then cites various sources for the information. The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings." Since he was in Jamestown, Virginia at this time, it might have been hard to give him this bequest. There is a great deal of information about the Bagwell family available on the internet. A Chapple researcher, David D. Dixon, descends thus: Henry Bagwell (1589) married Alice Hawkins; Thomas Bagwell (1642-1690) married Anne Stockley; Perry Leatherbury (1664-1709) married Comfort Bagwell; Job Barker (1690-1749) married Ann Leatherbury; Thomas Newport married 1733 to Ann Barker; Jess Newport (c1734) married Elizabeth Long; Thomas Newport (1759-1825) married Mary Evans; John Banta (1792-1860) married Hanna Newport; Aaron Beckner (1810-1892) married Rachel Banta; John P. Morris (1842-1937) married Hanna Beckner; Joseph Rees (1868-1943) married Lorannah Morris; Lester Dixon (1892-1973) married Ruby Rees. These are David Dixon's grandparents.
4.		John BAGWELL Bap 2 Apr 1592 at Saint Mary Arches, Exeter, Devon, son of Davy Bagwell (ref FamilySearch C05099-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if John was alive): "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings." He died 1618 (ref APT but no confirming evidence in FamilySearch or fmp).
5.		Andrew BAGWELL Bap 7 Sep 1593 at Saint Mary Arches, Exeter, Devon, son of David Bagwell (ref FamilySearch C05099-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Andrew was alive): "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings."
6.		Elizabeth BAGWELL Bap 11 Sep 1596 at Saint Mary Arches, Exeter, Devon, dau of Davy Bagwell (ref FamilySearch C05099-1). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Elizabeth was alive): "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings."
7.		Davy BAGWELL Bap 26 Oct 1597 at Saint Mary Arches, Exeter, Devon, son of Davy Bagwell (ref FamilySearch C05099-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details (if Davy was alive): "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings."
8.		Dorothye BAGWELL Birth or baptism not found in sources. Assumed born about 1599. The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "Item. I give unto six sonnes and daughters of my daughter Joane Parr viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings." Evidence for her existence is as follows (ref D.Dixon 2013): "From "The Western Antiquary" of June of 1883 that records of the Parr family of Exeter: From the Probate Court of Exeter - On the 9th of May 1640. Administration of the effects of Johane Parr of St. Paul's Exeter, widow deceased, intestate, Granted to her daughter Dorothye Bagwell of the City of Exter, spinster, no inventory."
		Issue of Nicholas Chapple and Thomasin Parre
1.		Thomas CHAPPLE Thomas is stated in Ancestry Public Trees to be born and baptised 1602 in Alphington, Devon, however the published baptism records do not start till 1603 so this may be a guess. The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto seven sonnes and daughters of my sonne Nicholas Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings. ... I give unto my daughter in law Thomazine Chappell fortie shillings of lawful money of England. I give unto her oldest sonne Thomas Chappell my best stone cupp covered with silver gilt and unto her oldest daughter Christian Chappell I give a white silver goblet. The Will of his father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " Wife Thomazine 4 sons Thos. Ambrose, Nicholas and John ". Listed on many Ancestry Public Trees as married c1631 at Alphington but this is not listed in the published Alphington records. Married to Mary, surname unknown. In one of the children's baptisms she is Marie but mostly is Mary, in particular in the will of Ambrose Chappell (see below). Most Ancestry Public Trees have her as Marie Michell (or occasionally Mitchell) but this is probably confusion with her second marriage, and the Will of her husband names her as Mary. There is a burial of Thomas Chappell 20 Oct 1643 which is confirmed by the index to his Will in the Devon Wills Index; he was of Alphington, probate year 1643, "admon granted to Mary Chappell, his wife" (ref findmypast). The actual Will has not been located. It appears that Mary remarried, to George MITCHELL of Alphington, by 2 Jul 1650, though this record is not found in FamilySearch or fmp. The relevant portion of the Will of his brother Ambrose is as follows: "WILL OF AMBROSE CHAPPELL Date of Will: 2 July 1650 Proved: 11 Nov 1650 To Mary wife of George Mitchell of Alphington late wife of my brother Thomas Chappell decd. £20." This eliminates a potential child JOHN CHAPPLE born 1645 at Alphington which formerly appeared here, and which appears in many trees online. It also eliminates the descendancy of Frederick Shade from the published first 6 generations of this tree.
		Children of Thomas and Mary:
	1.	Mary CHAPPLE bap 1633 at Alphington, Devon
	2.	Thomasine CHAPPLE bap 1635/36 at Alphington, Devon
	3.	Margaret CHAPPLE bap 1638 at Alphington, Devon
	4.	Thomas CHAPPLE bap 1640/41 at Alphington, Devon
	5.	Susanna CHAPPLE bap 1643 at Alphington, Devon
2.		Christian CHAPPLE (f) Bap 4 Dec 1603 at Alphington, Devon, Cristiane, dau of Nycolas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto seven sonnes and daughters of my sonne Nicholas Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings. ... I give unto my daughter in law Thomazine Chappell fortie shillings of lawful money of England. I give unto her oldest sonne Thomas Chappell my best stone cupp covered with silver gilt and unto her oldest daughter Christian Chappell I give a white silver goblet. The Will of her father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " My daughters Christian, Thomasine Mary and Grace, Children all under 21 and wife now with child. " Marr 11 May 1633 at Alphington of Christian Chappell to Edward LEE (ref FamilySearch M05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS, also in Boyd's Marriage Index in fmp as CHAPLE). The relevant portion of the Will of Ambrose is as follows: "WILL OF AMBROSE CHAPPELL Date of Will: 2 July 1650 Proved: 11 Nov 1650 To the daughter of my brother Edward Lee £50. To the daughter of my brother Nathaniel Weeks £50. To my brother Henry Sowter & his wife £30, my brother Edward Lee & his wife £30 & my brother Nath. Weekes & his wife £30. "
		Children:
	1.	Joane LEE bap 1633 at Alphington, Devon
	2.	Charles LEE bap 1635 at Alphington, Devon
	3.	Thomasine LEE bap 1636 at Alphington, Devon
	4.	Edward LEE bap 1638 at Alphington, Devon
	5.	Grace LEE bap 1640 at Alphington, Devon
3.		Dorritye CHAPPLE (f) Bap 26 Jan 1605/06 at Alphington, Devon, dau of Nycolas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). Burial 13 Aug 1608 at Alphington, Devon as Dorietye, no age or parents given (ref Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS).
4.		Ambrose CHAPPLE Bap 29 May 1608 at Alphington, Devon, son of Nycholas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto seven sonnes and daughters of my sonne Nicholas Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings." The Will of his father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " Wife Thomazine 4 sons Thos. Ambrose, Nicholas and John ". The most likely marriage is on 6 Oct 1632 at Saint Gregory By Saint Paul, London, of Ambrose Chappell to Anne GOSLIN (ref FamilySearch M05426-1) since his Will gives his wife's name as Anne and he moved away from his home as a mariner. No children found in FamilySearch. Ambrose died late 1650, presumably in Lisbon, Portugal. There is a mention in Google books in 'Ships of the Royal Navy' page 205, as such: "JOHN AND MARY Hired, impressed at Lisbon 1650". There are several references to the 'St Andrew' in other books about the Royal Navy. His Will is transcribed below and helps to resolve the marriages and families of his siblings. WILL OF AMBROSE CHAPPELL Date of Will: 2 July 1650 Proved: 11 Nov 1650 The will of Captain Ambrose, the son of Nicholas Chappell of Ratcliffe, Mariner, on board the good ship St Andrew belonging to the Commonwealth of England, before the River of Lisbon. To the poor of Alphington, the place of my naturity £20. To Mary C, daughter to my brother Thomas C, Decd. £100 & to his 3 other daughter now living in Alphington £200 equally, to be deposited in the hands of Mr Henry Norley of Alphington for their best advantage until they come of age. To Mary wife of George Mitchell of Alphington late wife of my brother Thomas C. decd. £20. To my sister Grace C. £100. To the daughter of my brother Henry Sowter £50. To the daughter of my brother Edward Lee £50. To the daughter of my brother Nathaniel Weeks £50. To my brother Henry Sowter & his wife £30, my brother Edward Lee & his wife £30 & my brother Nath. Weekes & his wife £30.  To my servant William Osgoodby £20, with all my library both on board my ship “John & Mary”, and at my house at Ratcliffe. To my servant John Moore £10. To Mr. William Cope of Wapping £10.  To John Waters now Chirurgeon of my ship “John & Mary” £5. To Mathew Lynde of London Chirurgeon of the good ship the “St Andrew” belonging to the state of England £3.  To each the owners of my ship “John & Mary” 50 shillings for a ring.  To Captains Peter Tatam, Edward Wye, & Thomas Bell 5 pounds, equally, & to Captain William Haddock £2, for rings. To the wor. ll Captain Robert Moulton snr. of Redrith my clock on board my ship “John & Mary”. To Mr Thomas Collins dwelling on Tower Wharf, my piece of Plate containing 3 cups, 3 salt cellars, two spoons, two meat forks, one candlestick & c. (it having my coat of arms engraven thereon) Residue to my brother John C. his wife and  children, & I make Mr. Thomas Collins of Tower Wharf & Mr William Cope of Wapping my exors. and overseers.  The above legacies not to be paid until after the death of my wife Anne C. Witnesses: Craven Samwell, Anthony Watts, John Watts [Will provided by Dianne Vickers on Ancestry]
5.		John CHAPPLE Bap 14 Oct 1610 at Saint Olave, Exeter, Devon, son of Nycholas Chapell (ref FamilySearch C05049-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto seven sonnes and daughters of my sonne Nicholas Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings. " The Will of his father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " Wife Thomazine 4 sons Thos. Ambrose, Nicholas and John ". Married and had children (see Ambrose's Will). There are at least 4 possibilities for marriages in FamilySearch in the timeframe. The relevant portion of the Will of Ambrose is as follows: "WILL OF AMBROSE CHAPPELL Date of Will: 2 July 1650 Proved: 11 Nov 1650 Residue to my brother John C. his wife and  children."
6.		Nicholas CHAPPLE Bap 22 Apr 1613 at Alphington, Devon as Nycholas, son of Nycholas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto seven sonnes and daughters of my sonne Nicholas Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings." The Will of his father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " Wife Thomazine 4 sons Thos. Ambrose, Nicholas and John ". Buried 1 Jun 1625 at Alphington, Devon (ref Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS, most probable match though no age or parentage given).
7.		Thomasen CHAPPLE (f) Bap 17 Jul 1615 at Alphington, Devon, dau of Nycholas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto seven sonnes and daughters of my sonne Nicholas Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings. " The Will of her father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " My daughters Christian, Thomasine Mary and Grace, Children all under 21 and wife now with child. " Buried 23 Jun 1626 at Alphington, Devon, Thomasen Chappell "junr." (ref Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS).
8.		Mary CHAPPLE Bap 6 Sep 1617 at Alphington, Devon, as Marye, dau of Nycholas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto seven sonnes and daughters of my sonne Nicholas Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings. " The Will of her father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " My daughters Christian, Thomasine Mary and Grace, Children all under 21 and wife now with child. " Married Henry SOWTER (by evidence of Ambrose's Will and the following baptisms); marriage record not found. The relevant portion of the Will of Ambrose is as follows: "WILL OF AMBROSE CHAPPELL Date of Will: 2 July 1650 Proved: 11 Nov 1650 To the daughter of my brother Henry Sowter £50. To my brother Henry Sowter & his wife £30, my brother Edward Lee & his wife £30 & my brother Nath. Weekes & his wife £30. "
		Children:
	1.	Henry SOWTER bap 1645/46 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	2.	Mary SUTER bap 1651 at St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney, London
	3.	Elizabeth SUTER bap 1655 at St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney, London
9.		Grace CHAPPLE Bap 31 Dec 1618 at Alphington, Devon, dau of Nycholas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of her father Nicholas in 1620/21 names the following among others: " My daughters Christian, Thomasine Mary and Grace, Children all under 21 and wife now with child. " The relevant portion of the Will of Ambrose is as follows: "WILL OF AMBROSE CHAPPELL Date of Will: 2 July 1650 Proved: 11 Nov 1650 To my sister Grace C. £100."
10.		Jane CHAPPLE Twin. Bap 23 Apr 1621 at Alphington, Devon, dau of Nycholas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of her father Nicholas in 1620/21 specifies that she was not born yet: " My daughters Christian, Thomasine Mary and Grace, Children all under 21 and wife now with child. " Marr 9 Jun 1642 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London, of Jane Chappell to Nathaniell WEEKS (ref FamilySearch M05576-2, by evidence of Ambrose's Will). The relevant portion of the Will of Ambrose is as follows: "WILL OF AMBROSE CHAPPELL Date of Will: 2 July 1650 Proved: 11 Nov 1650 To the daughter of my brother Nathaniel Weeks £50. To my brother Henry Sowter & his wife £30, my brother Edward Lee & his wife £30 & my brother Nath. Weekes & his wife £30. "
		Children:
	1.	Anne WEEKES bap 1642/43 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	2.	Mary WEEKES bap 1646 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	3.	Jane WEEKES bap 1650/51 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	4.	Nathaniell WEEKES bap 1652/53 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	5.	Helen WEEKES bap 1655 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	6.	Grace WEEKES bap 1657 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	7.	Nathaniell WEEKES bap 1659 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
	8.	Sara WEEKES bap 1662 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London
11.		Anne CHAPPLE Twin. Bap 23 Apr 1621 at Alphington, Devon, dau of Nycholas Chappell (ref FamilySearch C05017-1 and Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS). The Will of her father Nicholas in 1620/21 specifies that she was not born yet: " My daughters Christian, Thomasine Mary and Grace, Children all under 21 and wife now with child. " Burial of Anne Chappell 30 Jun 1626 at Alphington, Devon (ref Alphington records on tape 916799 at LDS).
		Issue of Elizabeth Chapple and unknown Collyns
1.		Elizabeth COLLYNS The Will of her grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto Elizabeth Collyns my daughters daughter fortie shillings ."
		Issue of George Chapple
1.		William CHAPPLE Bap 27 Mar 1605 at Saint Olave, Exeter, Devon, son of George Chapple (ref FamilySearch C05049-1). The Will of his grandmother Thomazine Chappell in 1617 specifies the following details: "I give unto the three sonnes of my sonne George Chappell viz unto everie one of them fortie shillings. ... I give unto William Chappell the oldest sonne of my sonne George Chapple one stone cup covered with silver and gilt."
		Issue of Edward Chapple
1.		Humphrey CHAPPLE Humphrey was born after 1570. See references in the Will of his great uncle Thomas in 1589: "Item I Give unto Humfry Chappell sonne unto Edward Chappell when he shall com to be of the age of XX1 [one and twentie] years the some of Twenty shillings of lawfull money of Englande."
		Issue of Christopher Chapple
1.		Luce CHAPPLE Luce was mentioned in the Will of her grandmother Alice in 1602: "To Luce Chappell d. of my son Christopher Chappell pair of silver hooks etc."
2.		Gonnett CHAPPLE Gonnett was mentioned in the Will of her grandmother Alice in 1602: "To Gonnett Chappell d. of my son Christopher sheep."
		Issue of Robert Chapple
1.		Mary CHAPPLE Mary was mentioned in the Will of her grandmother Alice in 1602: "To my goddaughter Mary Chappell d. of my son Robert a bullock and 2 sheep."
2.		John CHAPPLE John was mentioned in the Will of his grandmother Alice in 1602: "To John Chappell son of my son Robert a sheep."
		DESCENDANTS OF JOHN CHAPPLE (of Fulbrook)
		Issue of John Berry and Agnes Hill
1.		Bartholomew BERRIE Ref following source. Further details about the Berry family appear in a chart on page 28 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source.
2.		William BERRIE Ref following source. Further details about the Berry family appear in a chart on page 28 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source.
3.		Ellin BERRIE Married William NATT of Sambridg. Ref following source. Further details about the Berry family appear in a chart on page 28 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source.
4.		John BERRIE Married Elizabeth MOORE, daughter of Humphrey Moore of Cullompton Esq. John was living in 1620 and was probably the one who provided the information (stated as John Berry). Ref following source. Further details about the Berry family appear in a chart on page 28 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source.
5.		Katherine BERRIE Ref following source. Further details about the Berry family appear in a chart on page 28 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source.
6.		Agnes BERRIE Ref following source. Further details about the Berry family appear in a chart on page 28 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source.
7.		Anne BERRIE Ref following source. Further details about the Berry family appear in a chart on page 28 of the Visitation to the County of Devon in 1620, see page index for source.

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