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Sayles

Sheffield Archives hold a document with reference to William Sayles dated 1659:

Reference: Mar D/55
Deed of exchange, 5 Dec 1639
Robert Mirfin of Thurcroft, gentleman, to William Sailes of Brookehouse, tanner. 3 acres and 3 roods of land in Laughton as follows:
In the Nabbs one acre and one rood now in the occupation of Richard Ward
One acre one rood in the Brecks or High Thorne Field also in the occupation of Richard Ward
One acre in the Lepwellfeild in the occupation of William Sayles
One rood in the same field in the occupation of widow Sheppard.

In consideration of 3 acres and 3 roods surrendered by William Sayles to Robert Mirfin in the court of the Manor of Laughton.

Was Ellen Sayles, who in 1667 was a widow, his wife?

Reference: Mar D/99-100. Conveyance 14-15 May 1667
William Laughton of Throapham, gentleman, and Edmund Laughton of Gainsbrough, Lincs, gentleman, his son, to William Beckwith of Thurcroft, esquire. A close called the Ley Lounds containing 7 acres, a close called the Little Lounds, and 2 closes called Upper Pickles and Nether Pickles altogether containing 5 acres within Laughton, Slade Hooton, Carr and Brookhouse, occupied by Ellen Sayles, widow. For £105.


John Sayles Born: Abt. 1758 Yorkshire, married Elizabeth(Born: Abt. 1762). Died: 26 Dec 1784 Cantley, Doncaster. Children:

Their son George Sayles Married: 23 Sep 1811 Sheffield, Ann OWEN.

Ann was born Abt. 1788 at Sheffield. Children:

William Sayles (1815-1885) married Harriet Batty GODFREY.

Harriett was Born: Abt 1818 Christened: 5 Oct 1818, daughter of Charles GODFREY of Hooton Pagnell and Sarah SCORAH of Brodsworth.

In 1881 William and his family were farming 170 Acres at Carr.

Children of William and Harriett: