Proved at London, 19 December 1857, National Archive PRO 11/2261
Proved at London on 7 March 1794, National Archive PRO 11/1243/39
Proved at London 20 July 1749, National Archive PRO 11/772/98
A series of books compiled from a wide range of documentary evidence by F. G. Emmison, the former county archivist of Essex Record Office, which contain many references to life in Elizabethan Wivenhoe:
Emmison, F. G., National Genealogical Society, Washington D.C. (1982)
Emmison, F. G., New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston (1983)
Emmison, F.G., New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston (1986)
Extract from the Will of Henry Foote, yeoman, 29 March 1595, Essex Record Office D/ACW 3/204
Peruque Maker of Wivenhoe [National Archives PROB 11 611 171]
Extract from the Will of John Venstree gentleman, 28 May 1591 (National Archives PRO 11/78/424)
Staymaker of Wivenhoe (National Archives PROB 11/941/291)
Proved at London, 13 June 1765, National Archives PRO 11/909
Captain Matthew Martin's father who was also a mariner
The first public talk organised by the Wivenhoe History Group in October 2013
End of the Rebow bloodline
Widow of William Hines of Wivenhoe who died on 21 September 1866
Who funded the building of the Rebow Rd Almshouses
Great Great Granddaughter of Sir Isaac Rebow.
Commonly called Mary Rebow
MP for Colchester on many occasions.
Who funded the building of the Congregational Church in West Street Wivenhoe
