Généalogie and Heritage - Robert Cushing (Cushyne)

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Autres noms

Autres noms	Nom
Nom de naissance	Robert Cushyne

Parents

Père	Date de naissance	Mère	Date de naissance
Robert Cushing	1540	Maria (Mary) Pratt	1549

Conjoints

Conjoint	Date de naissance	Enfants
Faith (Fides) Holdernes (Hornigold)	1587	Anna Cushing (Cushine Cushyne) Robert (Cushing) Cushinge Jr Katherina Cushing (Cushine Cushyne) Henry (Henricus) Cushing (Cushine Cushyne) Maria Cushing (Cushine Cushyne) Faith (Fides) Cushing (Cushine Cushyne) William Cushing Mary Cushing (Cushine Cushyne) Gilbert (Gilbertus) Cushing (Cushyn) Brigitta Cushing (Cushine Cushyne) Annie Ann Cushing Elizabeth Cushing

Événements personnels

Type d’événement	Date	Lieu
Naissance	1575	Hardingham, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom
Baptême	16/8/1575	Hardingham, Norfolk, England
Mariage	03/08/1605	Hardingham, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom
Décès

Notes


We have confirmation that Nicholas Cushing was the son of Stephen Cushing. We see that Gilbert Cushing owned the same piece of land in 1742 that Robert Cushing transferred to his eldest son Robert in 1659. We have to be talking about Gilbert, born to Gilbert and Elizabeth in Hardingham, in 1714, the grandson of the Gilbert we seek. However, this is a crucial piece of evidence linking Gilbert to Robert Jr. (and Eleanora) and Robert Sr. (and Faith) since in 1742, this early transfer must have been referred back to when Gilbert was admitted to the land. The only reason to refer back to this early entry is if the land remained in the family and when it came to Gilbert wanting to be admitted to the land, the court wanted to look back at the entry to see the wording of Robert Jr’s admission. This stated ‘to hold to him the said Robert Cushin his heirs and assigns…’. This meant that under the terms of his admission it was his desire that the land should remain with his heirs. Of course, it was ultimately up to the Lord of the Manor who was admitted as copyhold tenant, but the Lord of the Manor tended to go along with the wishes and wills of his tenants, unless there was a good reason not to. A tenant might sell his copyhold title also, but if this had been the case here, then there would have been no reason for the court to look back at an entry which was some 100 years old. So this is a vital piece of evidence telling us that Gilbert was an heir of the heirs of these two Roberts
Regarding Shipdham property given by Robert to Gilbert, these are dated 2.6.1687,23.10.1671, 24.10.1665, 11.10.1664, the last left to Gilbert and Mary. Obviously preparing for his demise, and indicative of a close relationship with Gilbert

We have confirmation that Nicholas Cushing was the son of Stephen Cushing. We see that Gilbert Cushing owned the same piece of land in 1742 that Robert Cushing transferred to his eldest son Robert in 1659. We have to be talking about Gilbert, born to Gilbert and Elizabeth in Hardingham, in 1714, the grandson of the Gilbert we seek. However, this is a crucial piece of evidence linking Gilbert to Robert Jr. (and Eleanora) and Robert Sr. (and Faith) since in 1742, this early transfer must have been referred back to when Gilbert was admitted to the land. The only reason to refer back to this early entry is if the land remained in the family and when it came to Gilbert wanting to be admitted to the land, the court wanted to look back at the entry to see the wording of Robert Jr’s admission. This stated ‘to hold to him the said Robert Cushin his heirs and assigns…’. This meant that under the terms of his admission it was his desire that the land should remain with his heirs. Of course, it was ultimately up to the Lord of the Manor who was admitted as copyhold tenant, but the Lord of the Manor tended to go along with the wishes and wills of his tenants, unless there was a good reason not to. A tenant might sell his copyhold title also, but if this had been the case here, then there would have been no reason for the court to look back at an entry which was some 100 years old. So this is a vital piece of evidence telling us that Gilbert was an heir of the heirs of these two Roberts

Regarding Shipdham property given by Robert to Gilbert, these are dated 2.6.1687,23.10.1671, 24.10.1665, 11.10.1664, the last left to Gilbert and Mary. Obviously preparing for his demise, and indicative of a close relationship with Gilbert

Médias

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Dress 1573

Robti Cushyne 1575– BIRTH BEF 2 AUG 1575 3

Robti Cushyne 1575– BIRTH BEF 2 AUG 1575 2

Robti Cushyne 1575– BIRTH BEF 2 AUG 1575 1

Histoire

Date	Âge	Événement	Catégorie
CA 1540 - 28/01/1596	(-35.0) - 20.6	Vie de Sir Francis Drake	Personnalités célèbres
17/11/1558 - CA 1575	(-16.6)	Reine d’Angleterre : Elizabeth I.	Angleterre
15/02/1564 - 08/01/1642	(-11.4) - 66.5	Vie de Galileo Galilei	Personnalités célèbres
26/07/1581	6.1	Déclaration d'indépendance des provinces des Pays-Bas	Pays-Bas
13/04/1598	22.8	Édit de Nantes	France
31/12/1600	25.5	Fondation de la compagnie des Indes britannique	Découvertes & Colonisation
CA 1601	26.0	Découverte de l’électricité par William Gilbert	Technologie
1606	31.0	Découverte de l’Australie	Découvertes & Colonisation
23/05/1618 - 24/10/1648	42.9 - 73.3	Guerre de trente ans	Allemagne
1618 - 1648	43.0 - 73.0	Guerre de trente ans	Guerres
1620	45.0	Voyage du Mayflower, les 'Pilgrims' s'établissent à Plymouth (Massachusetts)	USA
1623	48.0	Construction du château de Versailles	Monuments
1626	51.0	La France subit un revers au Sénégal	Découvertes & Colonisation
25/12/1642 - 20/03/1726	67.5 - 150.8	Vie de Isaac Newton	Personnalités célèbres
07/11/1665	90.4	Première diffusion de la Gazette Londonienne	Entreprise
02/05/1666 - 05/09/1666	90.9 - 91.2	Grand incendie de Londre	Angleterre