Spondon and Mountsorrel Antills

[Mary Antill]

I have seen an archived web page from "Joy Hungerford" about a will proved in 1715 of an Elizabeth Antill in her Spondon Antills. She mentions a nephew of Elizabeth - John Antill of Mountsorrel. We have a John Antill B abt 1677, son of Thomas Antill B abt 1650 and he had a sister Elizabeth of whom we have no details. The only snag is that there is a mention of John's two daughters mentioned in the will - Pascha and Catherine. We have no details of such children, but there are possible gaps in John's brood of 15 children with Isabella Lattimore/Luttemore.

Has anyone seen/got this document and would be prepared to send us a copy?

Mary Antill

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