Hale PRIME

1792 - 1857  (65 years)

• Name	Hale PRIME
  Born	1792	Thriplow Cambridgeshire
  	1851 Census
  Gender	Male
  Baptism	25 Dec 1800	Thriplow Cambridgeshire
  	Ancestry Select Births and Christenings
  Died	24 Dec 1857	Thriplow Cambridgeshire
  	FreeBMD Dec 1857 Royston 3a 141 Ancestry Wills and Probate Letters of administration of personal estate & effects of Hale Prime late of Triplow yeoman who died 24th Dec 1857 at Triplow. Aforeseaid were granted at Peterborough on 9th Jul 1858 to Mary Ann Prime of Triplow aforesaid widow relict to the said deceased she having been first sworn. Effects under £50 Handwritten note:- Revoked by Registrars Order 23 Aug 1858. A will proved at Principal registrar 10th Sep 1858 The will of Hale Prime late of Triplow farmer who died 24th Dec 1857 at Triplow was provedat the Principal Registry on 10th Sep 1858 by the oaths of Mary Ann Prime of Triplow aforesaid widow the relict (during widowhood) Jacob Watson Prime of 65 Newcut Lameth greengrocer and William Clark of Thriplow farmer executors. Effects under £100 Handwritten note:- Letters of administration granted at Peterborough Jul 1858 having been revoked
  Person ID	I15263	Main Tree
  Last Modified	12 Oct 2020

  
  

  Father	Jacob PRIME,   b. Bef 1792
  Mother	Ann ?,   b. Bef 1792
  Family ID	F3799	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Mary Ann LAMBERT,   b. 1805, Fenstanton Huntingdonshire
  Married	16 Dec 1824	Thriplow Cambridgeshire
  Children	1. Frederick Lambert PRIME,   b. 1826 + 2. Caroline Ann PRIME,   b. 1827, Thriplow Cambridgeshire   3. Watson PRIME,   b. 1829, Thriplow Cambridgeshire   4. Henry PRIME,   b. 1833, Thriplow Cambridgeshire   5. Emily Jane PRIME,   b. 6 Sep 1836, Thriplow Cambridgeshire   6. Mary Ann PRIME,   b. 1838, Thriplow Cambridgeshire
  Last Modified	7 Nov 2022
  Family ID	F3795	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  1841 HO107 74 13 5 at Curch Street Triplow farmer aged 45 born in Cambridgeshire 1851 HO107 1708 128 at Triplow head married retired farmer aged 59 born Triplow