A genealogical account of the Mayo & Elton families of Wilts and Herefordshire and some other adjoining counties, together with numerous biographical sketches : to which are added many genealogies for the most part not hitherto published of families allied by marriage to the family of Mayo and a history of the manors of Andrewes and Le Mote, in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire / by Charles Herbert Mayo.

Mayo, Charles Herbert, 1845-1929.

Date:: 1908

Credit: A genealogical account of the Mayo & Elton families of Wilts and Herefordshire and some other adjoining counties, together with numerous biographical sketches : to which are added many genealogies for the most part not hitherto published of families allied by marriage to the family of Mayo and a history of the manors of Andrewes and Le Mote, in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire / by Charles Herbert Mayo. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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were married at Tortworth 7th June, 1650. Simon Cofen and Sara Mayo were alfo married there 13th May, 1633. P. 160, I. 22. See EJfay on Man^ Ep. iv, lines 363-8. P. 165, 1. 19. Mary Collins was inteftate only in regard to the refidue of her mother’s perfonal eftate. She left a will, dealing with her other property, which was proved by Giles-Richard Burt, of Ilminfter, furgeon, in 1864. P. 174, 1. 26. Add to the lift of Mayo Exhibitioners, Aubrey Barrow Mogg, and Clifford George Pitt, both eledled iith July, 1907. P. 175, 1. 6. “Parifti of Huifti, May ii, 1812. The prefent Recftor is the Rev*^ Cha® Mayo, who refides at his other living, Beeching-Stoke, and rides hither and back on Sundays. He is building a new Redlory Houfe, of Brick and Tile, falhed, which, when finilhed, will be an exceedingly good Relidence, fpacious enough, but not too large for the Benefice. Mr. Mayo has cut down four of the Elms growing in the Church-yard, for rebuilding his Houfe.” (From “Memor- anda of the Injun<ftions refpedling Repairs and Improvements of Churches and Parfonage Houfes within the Rural Deaneries of Marlborough and Cricklade, left by the Rural Dean, C. F. [Charles Francis, R. of Mildenhall and Collingborne Ducis], in his firft Vifitation, a.d. 1812.”) P. 185,1. 30. JofephPlura, oftheHon. Society of Inner Temple, London, formerly of Bath, afterwards of Mortimer Street, Cavendilh Square, St. Marylebone, London, in his will, dated 28th Auguft, 1784, proved loth January, 1785, by his brother John (41 Ducarel, P.C.C.) mentions his mother Mary, brother John Plura (and his iffiae), and Jofeph and Benjamin Bartrum, fons of his fifter, Mary Bartrum, P. 190, 1. 6. Jofeph Mayo had iffue Jofeph-Antony, died 23rd Auguft, 1871, aged 24, unmarried, Charles, died 24th November, 1893, s,p.^ Alfred-Newman, died nth June, 1894, aged 36 (leaving Jofephine and Alfred) and Winifred, married to J. F. Croger. 1. 8. Benjamin Mayo had iffue John-Oliver (married Eleanora Jackfon and had iffue), Arthur-Benjamin (married Honora Knapton), j.p., and Mary, married to W. G. Moriarty. 1. 18. Memoranda, recently difcovered, ftate that Elizabeth, wife of Henry Mayo, died 12th April, 1855, and that their children were born at the following dates, viz., Elizabeth, 5th May, 1809; Henry, 25th June, 1810; Charles, 25th December, 1811; James-Legafficke,4th April, 1812 or 1813; and Ann-Legafficke, 5th April, 1820. P. 207, 1. 3 of footnote. T. H. Baftard, the centenarian, wrote “ Voyages on the Elbe. By a Dorfetlhire Gentleman [woodcut of a boat] Die Jungfrau. London; Printed by T. C. Savill, 107, St. Martin’s Lane [Charing Crofs].” Small 8vo. Pp, [4] -1- 41. Preface dated “ London, April, 1839.” Dated at end of the book, “Drefden, December, 1838.” It was not publilhed.

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