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Sibbell Reame
- 1576-
Name Sibbell Reame [1] Gender Female Death Between 28 Oct and 30 Oct 1576 [2, 3, 4] Burial 30 Oct 1576 Leeds, Yorkshire, England 
[2, 3] Person ID I26743 Ancestry of PNH, TNH, and others Last Modified 21 Feb 2021
Father Alexander Reame d. 1546 Mother Grace d. Aft 28 Oct 1576 Family ID F15988 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Richard Sykes, b. Abt 1530, of Kirkgate, Yorkshire, England d. Between 17 Sep and 11 Oct 1576 (Age ~ 46 years) Marriage 10 Jun 1561 [1, 3, 5] Children 1. Richard Sykes, Alderman of Leeds, b. Abt 1568 d. 27 Mar 1645 (Age ~ 77 years) Family ID F15984 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Feb 2021
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Notes - Will of Sibell Sykes, of Kirkgate, Leeds, widow of Richard S., clothier of Kirkgate, dated 28 October 1576; proved 19 January 1577. My four daughters, Alice, Anne, Elizabeth and Mary S., to have their filial portions made up to 40£. a pece. To son James S., so much of my goods as every one of my said daughters shall have to make up their portions. To my two bretheren, Thomas Reame and John R., one milke cow, and pasturage for same in Longlandes. Mother Grace Casson, my worsskirtle of worsett, my best sylke hatt, with my cuppe, best frocke, a kirchife, one Rayle, neckicher, smocke, lyne sheet with black seame, two sheets with a whyt Brygge seame, two towlls, one wrought with black and the other with yalowe. Alice S., my daughter, my best gowne, my belte, my sleves of damask, &c. Daughter Anne S., one pair silver crokes, one buttrie in the parler. Brother John Reame, felt hatt. Brother Thomas R., one shirt with a black edge in the ruffe. Alice Reame, my brother Thomas Reame's wife, my side-saddle. Household servants, 5d. each. Brothers' and Sisters' children, 5s. each. To maynteyning the charter belonging to the town and parish of Leeds, 10s. Poor, 20s. Brother John Reame wife, one smocke, kirchife, raile, pattlett, and worsett apron. Sister Grace, one reade petticoat with a lace down the breste, a kirchife, and a Raile. To my maid Jane, one petticote with a grogram overbodie, and one smocke, &c. Residue be equally divided among my seven children: James, Richard, John, Alice, Anne, Elizabeth, and Marie S. Twenty nobles, or 40£. to my bretheren, John and Thomas Reame, to the education of my youngest children.
J.R. and T.R. executors.
Witnesses: Lawrence Austroppe, Edmund Sykes, Thomas Steade, Simone Hodgesone, Henry Hodgesone, George Hill, with others.
- Will of Sibell Sykes, of Kirkgate, Leeds, widow of Richard S., clothier of Kirkgate, dated 28 October 1576; proved 19 January 1577. My four daughters, Alice, Anne, Elizabeth and Mary S., to have their filial portions made up to 40£. a pece. To son James S., so much of my goods as every one of my said daughters shall have to make up their portions. To my two bretheren, Thomas Reame and John R., one milke cow, and pasturage for same in Longlandes. Mother Grace Casson, my worsskirtle of worsett, my best sylke hatt, with my cuppe, best frocke, a kirchife, one Rayle, neckicher, smocke, lyne sheet with black seame, two sheets with a whyt Brygge seame, two towlls, one wrought with black and the other with yalowe. Alice S., my daughter, my best gowne, my belte, my sleves of damask, &c. Daughter Anne S., one pair silver crokes, one buttrie in the parler. Brother John Reame, felt hatt. Brother Thomas R., one shirt with a black edge in the ruffe. Alice Reame, my brother Thomas Reame's wife, my side-saddle. Household servants, 5d. each. Brothers' and Sisters' children, 5s. each. To maynteyning the charter belonging to the town and parish of Leeds, 10s. Poor, 20s. Brother John Reame wife, one smocke, kirchife, raile, pattlett, and worsett apron. Sister Grace, one reade petticoat with a lace down the breste, a kirchife, and a Raile. To my maid Jane, one petticote with a grogram overbodie, and one smocke, &c. Residue be equally divided among my seven children: James, Richard, John, Alice, Anne, Elizabeth, and Marie S. Twenty nobles, or 40£. to my bretheren, John and Thomas Reame, to the education of my youngest children.
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- [S5151] Ducatus Leodiensis, Or, The Topography of the Ancient and Populous Town and Parish of Leedes, and Parts Adjacent in the West-Riding of the County of York: With the Pedigrees of Many of the Nobility and Gentry, and Other Matters Relating to Those Parts by Ralph Thoresby. London, 1715.