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Mary Prangnell was born before 27 Feb 1785. She was baptized on 27 Feb
1785 in Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight.(224)
(225) Parents: Emmanuel Pragnell and Mary
Taylor.
Matthew Prangnell was born before 23 Jan 1780 in Arreton Parish, Isle
of Wight. He was baptized on 23 Jan 1780 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.
(226)(227) Parents: John
Prangnell and Mary Jones.
Children were: George Prangnell. He was married to Mary Sibbick on 17 Feb 1801 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. (228) Children were: Harriot Prangnell, Stephen Prangnell, Charlotte Prangnell, Frances Pringnill, Charles Prangnell, William Pragnell.
Richard Prangnell was born between 1674 and 1677. He died BET. 6 JAN
1715 - 1716 in Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight. He was buried BET. 6 JAN
1715 - 1716 in Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight.(229)
(230)(5) Richard is buried in
Godshill 6 Jan 1715 - 1716 only months before his father, William, is
buried in Godshill 17 Apr 1716. He is named in the Will of his father and
three times referred to as "Richard Prangnell my only son." He
and Mary, his wife, have three children- William, Richard, and Mary. Two
years after his death Mary marries John Love of Brading.Parents: William Prangnell. He was married to Mary between 1689 and 1691.(36) Children were: William Prangnell, Richard Prangnell, Mary Prangnell.
Richard Prangnell was born before 9 Jul 1695 in Godshill Parish, Isle
of Wight. He was baptized on 9 Jul 1695 in Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight.
(231)(232) He signed a will on 31
Dec 1769 in Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight. He was buried on 7 Dec 1775 in
Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight.(233)
(234)(235) He
died about 7 Dec 1775 in Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight. Though the
records in the Card Index indicate Richard Prangnell died 7 Dec 1775, the
1776 date mentioned in the letter is the date the Will was processed by
the Court.In a letter from David Ward Prangnell to WSP dated 2nd March 2000: "The 1776 will of Richard, yeoman of Godshill, is likely that of William's grandson in that it refers to the two properties that Richard may have expected to inherit through William's will of 1716. Richard's will refers to his daughters Elizabeth, who seems to have married twice (Cooper and Tharle) and Mary (Burrough) and to his grandson William Cooper." Will 1776-A/111 (Winchester R.O.) In the name of God amen. I Richard Prangnell of the Parish of Godshill in the Isle of Wight and County of Southampton Yeoman being of sound and disposing Mind and Memory ( blessed be God for the same ) FIRST of all I commend my Soul into the Hands of Almighty God who gave it me and my Body to the Earth from whence it came in Hopes of a joyfull Resurrection through the Merits of my Saviour JESUS CHRIST and as for that worldly Estate wherewith it has pleased Almighty God to bless me with in this Life I give devise and dispose thereof as follows ( that is to say ) I GIVE and bequeath unto my two daughters Elisabeth the wife of John Tharle of Nettlestone and Mary the wife of Thomas Burrough of the parish of Godshill. ALL THAT my tenement and lands called now Prangnells and Lower Dolcops situate lying and being in the Parish of Godshill aforesaid. TO HOLD unto my said Two Daughters during the Term of their natural Lives. Share and share alike as Tenants In Common and not as Joint Tenants and after the Death of my said Daughters I give and devise the same as follows ( that is to say ) All that Moiety or half part of my Tenement and Lands aforegiven unto my Daughter Elisabeth after her death and decease unto my Grandson William Cooper (the son of my said Daughter Elisabeth by her former Husband David Cooper ) and to his Heirs and Assigns forever and for default of Heirs of William Cooper I give and devise the said Moiety of my said Tenement and Lands unto Sarah the Wife of John Russell and to the Heirs of her Body as lawfully begotten forever and for default as such Issue of the said Sarah Russell I give and devise the said moiety of my said Tenements and Lands unto the Eldest Son of my said daughter begotten by her said Husband John Tharle and to the Heirs of his Body lawfully begotten and for default of such Issue as aforesaid I give and devise the same unto the Heirs of my other Daughter Mary the Wife of Thomas Burroughs. AND as for and concerning the other moiety or half part of my said Tenement and Lands aforegiven to my other Daughter Mary the wife of Thomas Burrough aforesaid after her death and decease I give and devise the same to the Heirs of her Body lawfully begotten or to be begotten and for want of Such Heirs as aforesaid I give the same unto the Heirs of my Grandson William Cooper aforesaid, so that neither the said Elisabeth nor the said Mary nor the Heirs of them nor the Heirs of such Heirs shall or do at any Time or Times hereafter after my Death and decease sell Mortgage or dispose of his her or their part or Moiety of the said premises to any person or persons whatsoever upon any account or Pretence whatsoever. AND FURTHER it is my Will intent and true meaning that neither of my Daughters their Husbands or the Heirs of my said to Daughters shall at any Time after my Death fell or cut down any Timber Trees or Trees likely to be timber but only for the necessary uses and Repairs of the said Premises nor the one without the Consent of the other and also plant as many Young trees in the room of those they shall cut down of the same sort and nature. ALL the rest Residue and Remainder of my Goods Chattles Money and security for money of what kind or nature soever they be or wheresoever they be at the time of my Decease I give and bequeath unto my said two Daughters share and share alike to be equally divided between them. AND I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said two Daughters Executrixes jointly of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former and other Wills at anytime heretofore by me made or Written. IN WITNESS whereof I the said Richard Prangnell have to this my Last Will and Testament said my Hand and Seal this Thirty first Day of December in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and Sixty nine- SIGNED sealed published and declared by the said Testator Richard Prangnell Richard Prangnell as and for this Last and Will and Testament His Mark in the Presence of us s/ Eliza Swan s/ Wm Swan The 21st June 1776 s/Thos Swan Elizabeth Tharle, wife of John Tharle and Mary wife of Thomas Burrough the above named Executrixes were duly sworn before me John Edwards Surrogate It is to be noted that no mention is made of Richard's wife, who has probably died. Also, considering the form of his will with a highly religious statement, it is strange there is no record of the baptism of either of his daughters, Elizabeth or Mary. * * * * It is not understood who Sarah Russell, wife of John Russell, is. * * * * Another piece of data yet to be explained is the following from the Record Office, Isle of Wight: WOOTTON "Attested copy of deed to land to uses of a fine, with fine endorsed. Whereas, (1) KIRK/PREN/9 is seized of the following properties and wishes to - bar the dower of Ann his wife 6 Feb 1793 in the same and agreed to give her instead a rent charge of 100 pounds a year for her life. therefore agrees to surrender his property to the uses of a fine viz. (A), (B), (C), (D), (E), (F), (G), (H), (I) [all state specific properties] (J) . . . Legges Dolcoppice p. Godshill in occ. of Thomas Burroughs, "Prangnells p. Godshill in occ. of said Thomas Burroughs, . . . (all Godshill)." Thomas Burroughs, who was mentioned in Richard's Will above, after the death of Mary (?) has married again. This assumption is based on whom is the referent of "his" in the words "his wife" above. Parents: Richard Prangnell and Mary. Children were: Elizabeth Prangnell, Mary Prangnell.
Robert
Prangnell. Parents: John Prangnell and Mary
Jones.
Robert
Pragnell aka Prangnell was baptized on 26 Oct 1752 in Arreton Parish,
Isle of Wight.(236)
(237) He was born about 26 Oct 1752 in Arreton Parish, Isle of
Wight. Parents: Charles Prangnell and Mary
Mackett.
He was married to Jane Caws on 13 May 1773 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. (238)
Stephen Prangnell was born on 26 May 1803 in Arreton Parish, Isle of
Wight. He was baptized on 29 May 1803 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.
(239)(240) Parents: Matthew
Prangnell and Mary Sibbick.
He was married to Margaret Perkinson in 1824 in Carisbrooke Parish, Isle of Wight.(46)
Stephen Prangnell was born in 1776 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.
(5) He died in 1863 in Bartons Village.
(241) He was buried in 1863 in Bartons Village. "He a
private in the IOW militia."Letter from David Ward Pragnell to WSP dated 2nd March 2000, page 2 of attachment states: "Sephen (Born 1776) was serving in the Isle of Wight Militia at the time of his marriage to Sarah in 1807. There were nine children of the marriage and in 1834 the following entry was made in 'List of Paupers': NAME: STEPHEN PRANGELL of Arreton BORN: MERSTONE (1776) LIVING: MERSTONE LAND LORD: MR. PRANGNELL of Newport AGE: 58 MARRIED: yes NUMBER OF CHILDREN: 9 AGE OF YOUNGEST: 4 "In 1841 Stephen and Sarah were living with three of their children at Prangnells Cottage, Arreton - they were Caroline (Born 1821 - a Laceworker), Harriet (Born 1823 - a Laceworker) and Henry (Born 1830). Stephen was a Gardener in 1841. By 1851 Stephen had become a Labourer and was living with Sarah at Merston with two of their children - Mark (Born 1826 - Labourer and single) and Henry (Born 1830 - a Blacksmith and single). Two other children, by 1851, were married with families of their own." [N.B. see John Prangnell and Frances Prangnell who married Eli Kingswell.] "By 1861, Stephen had become a Widower, Sarh having died in 1860 and was buried at Barton. Steven survived for a further two years after Sarah' death and lived with his married son Henry (Born 1830 - Arreton) at Barton Village. Stephen, upon his death in 1863 was also buried at Barton.) Eliza, John's wife also died in 1860 and was buried at Godshill. Parents: John Prangnell and Mary Jones. He was married to Sarah Chiverton on 5 Oct 1807 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. (242)(243) Children were: Mary Anne Pragnell, John Prangnell , Elizabeth Pragnell, Francis Pragnell , Caroline Prangnell, Harriet Prangnell , Mark Prangnell, Henry Stephen Prangnell.
William Prangnell was baptized on 22 Dec 1750 in Shorwell Parish, Isle
of Wight. (244)(245)
(246) He was born about 22 Dec 1750 in
Shorwell Parish, Isle of Wight. He was born about 22 Dec 1750. He was
buried on 17 Jul 1755 in Shorwell Parish, Isle of Wight.
(247)(248) He died about 17 Jul
1755 in Shorwell Parish, Isle of Wight.(249)
Parents: James Jackman and Jane
Pragnell.
William Prangnell was born on 16 May 1657 in Carisbrooke Parish, Isle
of Wight. (250) He was baptized
after 16 May 1657 in Carisbrooke Parish, Isle of Wight. He signed a will
on 4 Mar 1716 in See notes for copy. He was buried on 17 Apr 1716 in
Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight. (251)(252)
He died about 17 Apr 1716.(5)The only information thus far discovered about William is in his Last Will and Testament: "In the name of God AMEN the ffouth day of March in the year of our Lord God 1716 I William Pran(g)nell of The parrish of Godshill in the Isle of Wight and County of Southton yeoman being in good helth (sic) but weak in body and in perfect Mind and memory thanks be given unto God therefore calling to mind the mortallity of my Body and knoing that it is Appointed for all Men once to dye doo make an ordaine this My last will and Testament That is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my Soul into the hands of God that gave it and for my Body I commend it to the Earth to be Buried in a Christian Like and decent manner at the Discretion of my Executrix nothng doubting but at the generall Resurrection I shall know the Same again by the mighty power of allmighty God and as for ?outhing such worldley Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me withall in this Life I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form- - - - "Imp.er I give and bequeath unto my Daughter in Law Mary Prangnell the late wife of Richard Prangnell my onlly Son her Widdows Estate in the Bargan call.d by the name of Prangnells and Lore (lower) Dolops and the Bargan cal.d the Name of Warders Laying in the Parrish of Godshill in the Isle of wight and County of Southton for her to hold the same two Bargans as Long as she doth keep her self a Widdow. Im: I give and bequeath unto my Grandson, Richard Prangnell, the son of Richard Prangnell the Land Cal:d by the Name of Prangnels and Lore (lower) Dolops after my daughter in law Mary Prangnell for he the said Richard Prangnell to injoy the said Land ffor Ever and his Ayers after him for ever. Im: I give and bequeath unto my Grandaughter Mary Prangnell the Daughter of Richard Prangnell my only son tis (the?) Land cal:d by the Name of Warders after my daughter in Law Mary Prangnell for her the said Mary Prangnell to injoy this said Land for ever and her Ayer(s) after her Im: I give and bequeath unto My Daughter in Law Afore said her Widdowes Estate in the Bargan cal.d by Merton in the Parrish of Arreton In the Isle of Wight and County of Southton for her to hold that as long as she keeps her self a Widdow and after that for my Grandson William Prangnell the son of Richard Prangnell my only son for he to injoy Land of it and (above is written and crossed out "as long as") for Ann Prangnell the wife of William Prangnell to hold and injoy the same said (above but crossed out is "as long as he lives") Bargan as long as she doth keep herself a widdow and after for the said Charles Prangnell the son of William Prangnell to injoy the same Land he and his Ayers ffor Ever but for my Grandson William Prangnell to injoy the same Bargan as long as he lives- I.m I give and bequeath to my Daughter in Law Mary Prangnell aforesaid all my stock and goods for to be at her Disposing after my Disceese and for her My Daughter in Law for to pay all my funarill charges and for her to keep all the deeds of this Lands as Long as she doth keep herself a Widow Sign:d Seal:d publish:d pronounc:d and declar:d by the S:d William Prangnell as his Last will and Testament in the presence of us George (R) Ridder his mark John (X) Godell John Newham William Prangnell W his mark 9 May 1716 Supranoinat Maria Prangnell sigatar principal in????? ????? noinat (nominat) Jur fuit Adstratix C??? osto anno ?? Coram me- (the Latin as written is not readable.) However, it means something like, "The above named Mary Prangnell, chief signer, (????) was named and sworn administrator (date? ? ? ?) before me." R. Brid(waike?) " Notes on the Will: "lore dolops" is found in the Will of Richard Prangnell as "lower dolcops" and in the WOOTTON reference, 6 Feb. 1793 (see notes on Richard Prangnell) as "Legges Dolcoppice." A "coppice" according to Webster's Dictionary means either "a thicket, grove, or growth of small trees or a forest originating mainly from sprouts or root suckers rather than seed. We think "Legges" in the WOOTTON document is the result of a misreading by whomever typed the index card. All these references are to the same piece of property which, together with "Prangnells," appear to constitute one piece of property or two which are contiguous. * * * * Children were: Richard Prangnell.
William
Prangnell was baptized on 30 Jul 1691 in Godshill Parish, Isle of
Wight. (253)(254)
(255) He was born about 30 Jul 1691 in
Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight. He signed a will on 17 Feb 1741 in Arreton
Parish, Isle of Wight.(256) He was
buried on 24 Feb 1741 in Godshill Parish, Isle of Wight.
(257)(258) He died about 24 Feb
1741 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.(36)The Will of William Prangnell of Arreton [Source: Winchester R.O. Wills Index 1741A108] reads: "In the name of God. Amen. I William Prangnell of Arreton in the Isle of Wight and County of Southhampton Yeoman being of perfect mind and memory do make my last Will and Testament in Manner and Form following. First, give unto my Son, William Prangnell, one Shilling. Secondly, I give unto my Son Richard Prangnell five pounds towards his clothing and keeping occ. . . at the Descrection of my Executor hereinafter named. Thirdly, I give unto my three eldest Daughters (viz. Ann, Elizabeth, and Mary Prangnell) the Sum of five pounds each to be paid by my Executor hereinafter named Within in a Year after my death. Also, my Will is that after my Decese all my Goods Moneys Stock and Effects whatsoever may remain in the Hands and possession of my Executor hereinafter named Out of which effects my Youngest Daughter Jane Prangnell may be brought up Bread and maintained untill She Shall Arived at the Age of Sixteen Years at the Discretion of my Executor. And also the capital goods moneys and effects whatsoever that shall remain in the Hands of my Executor or any other person or persons whatsoever after my said Daughter Jane shall be Bread and brought up in Manner and to the Age above said and after paiment of my Debts Legacies and Funeral Expenses I give and bequeath unto my Son Richard Prangnell and my four daughters viz. Ann Elizabeth Mary and Jane Prangnell to be Equally divided between them and lastly I give unto my Son Charles Prangnell half a Crown whome I make and appoint Executor of this my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have here unto Set with my Hand and Seal this Seventeenth Day of February and in the Year of our Lord 1741/2. Signed Sealed published and Declared by the above named William Prangnell for and as his Last Will and Testament in the presence of Us. Test. s/ Thos Hunford s/William Prangnell s/ James Hills The three day of March 1741 The Executor above named was sworn before me. s/ John Woodford Surrogate Parents: Richard Prangnell and Mary. He was married to Ann Farthing on 30 May 1710 in Northwood Parish, Isle of Wight.(259) (38) (260)(261) There are five references for the marriage of William Prangnell and Anne Farthing. The definitive reference is from the Microfilm of the Register of Northwood Parish- 30 May 1710 in Northwood. Children were: William Prangnell, John Prangnell, Charles Prangnell, William Prangnell, John Pragnel, Anne Pragnel, Elizabeth Pragnel, Mary Prangnell, Richard Pragnel, Jane Pragnell.
William Prangnell died BET. 21 MAR 1710 - 1711 in Arreton Parish, Isle
of Wight. He was buried BET. 21 MAR 1710 - 1711 in Arreton Parish, Isle of
Wight. (262)(263)
He was born BET. 4 FEB 1710 - 1711 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.
He was baptized BET. 4 FEB 1710 - 1711 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.
(264)(265) Parents:
William Prangnell and Ann Farthing.
William Prangnell was born on 30 Jan 1716 in Arreton Parish, Isle of
Wight. (36) He was baptized on 4
Feb 1716 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.(266)
(2)(267) He was a in 1754 in Farmer
in Arreton.(268) He was buried on
23 Sep 1781 in Brading, Isle of Wight.(65)
(2)(3) He died
about 23 Sep 1781 in St Helens or Brading Parish, Isle of Wight. (3)
He Admonishment on 20 Sep 1782 in Newport, Carisbrooke Parish, Isle of
Wight.(269) He was a BET. 1737 -
1738 in Labourer, Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. (270)
He was a BET. 1766 - SEP 1781 in Carpenter, St. Helen's Parish.(271)
In the Churchwardens Account book of Arreton is the following entry:
"The Acct. of Mr. James Wills Churchwarden for the South Division of
the Parish of Arreton for the years 1737 and 1738 . . . . .Wm Pregnall for
Work 1 pound, 19 shillings, 9 pence. .. . . . ." [ Source: 4.1.1.
Parish Records - Arrreton to E. Cowes; ARR/APR 1724 - Churchwardens
Records; 2 B/11 Account Books.]* * * * In 1743 William is at the court of Barton Manor in Whippingham Parish. We came across this thanks to an entry made by Shirley Prangnell Creighton from the Isle of Wight Records Office. The reference was, "1753 June 22. SEE W.C.M. Prangnell William Snr. & Jnr." Not knowing the meaning of W.C.M., and Shirley being ill at the time, we wrote and asked David Ward Prangnell of Newport. He wrote on 2 March 2000, "I can help you too with your query about W.C.M. These initials stand for Winchester College Muniments. These are records of the properties (and associated administration) owned by Winchester College over several centuries. There are index volumes in the Newport Record Office and the index entry which interests you reads as follows. "3929 1753 [1753 is clearly a typographical mistake. The actual document reads clearly 1743 June 22.] Admission of William Prangnell to hold to his son William at 1s 8 d. Parchment." His letter continued, "The meaning of this is not wholly clear to me. My best guess is that William senior was a tenant in a Winchester college owned property in Barton IW and that he is seeking to protect son William's interests by registering him as a subtenant - maybe? By association of dates I assume Wiliam senior is the son of William married to Ann Farthing and that he too had a son called William? Only the original document would elucidate further." In Winchester, the College produced the document on parchment for us. [Source Winchester College Muniments Vol II, p. 172, ref 7 1743.] which reads: {lst side} Barton in the A court of the manor there held the twenty second day of June in The seventeenth Isle of Wight Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second King of Great Britain and in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Three. To this Court came William Prangnell and took of the Lord the Revertion or Remainder of half an acre of Land called Roathes Coate enclosed between the Land of the Prior of Christ Church called Blackdown on the North part and certain Lands called Haile on the South and East part and the Kings highway heading from Newport towards Niton on the West part and one acre of Land at Appleford now in the tenure of Richard Prangnell To have and to hold to William Prangnell age one year and a half son of him the said William for the Term of his Life. Immediately after the death surrender or forfeture of the said Richard Prangnell and William Prangnell the Elder or by any other llawful way or means it shall next come into the hands of the Lord at the Will of the Lord according to the Custom of the said Mannor by the Yearly Rent of one Shilling and Eight pence- and by all other works burthens and services therefore due and of right accustomed and for such Estate so granted this said William Prangnell the Elder gave to the Lord for a fine as it appears in the Rolls and it was granted in manner aforesaid. No. 23 s/ John Coxed Warden 3929 s/ James Serle dep. Steward {2nd side of parchment} Admission Prangnell 1743 Barton Plus tax stamp 2shillings 3 pence * * * * The Vestry of Arreton Parish took the following action for those poor in need of relief. [Source: Newport Record Office: 1B/2 1739-57, Account Book of Overseers of the poor (incl. details of rates, & vestry meetings 1741-1758) {ARR/APR/6}] "A Rate and Assesment on the several persons have under written Inhabitants of the Parish of Arreton mad and asesed the 7th of April for and towards the Relief of the Poor of said Parish at One Shilling in the pound for the year 1740. Mrs. Martha Cromwell for the North - Overseer Far(mer) Wm Whittinton for the South - Overseer" "South Division - 1740" pounds.shillings.pence (pp.20 & 22) "Bakers 0. 9. 0 Prangnells 0. 9. 0 Baker 0. 0. 6 Prangnells 0. 2. 0 1745 - Rate 18 pence in the pound. Bakers 0. 3. 0 Prangnells 0. 12. 0 Feb the 11th 1749/50 Henry Chesel 0. 8. 0 Sevil's Two children 0. 12. 0 Hanah Woodnot 0. 4. 0 Apr 8th 1750 Mary Bagsters Bastard 0. 6. 0 Jan 14, 1749/50 Wido Whittington & 2 children 0.15.0 (see overseers!) May 13, 1750 Sevill's two children 0. 15. 0 July 8, 1750 Bastard of Mary Baxter 0. 6. 0 (Note Bagster & Baxter is the same person.) 1756 - June 27 Prangnels child 0. 6. 0 1757, Apr 8th Pd. Wm Baker a bill 0. 7. 0 1756, Aug 29 Bagsters Bastard 0. 4. 0 Prangnells child 0. 4. 0 Dec 27, 1756 Prangnell's child 0. 6. 0 Extraordinary Expences - 1756, May 8 Pd. Rich Barton 2 years houserent for the poor house due Michelmas last. 0. 15. 0 1757 - June 26 Prangnells child 0. 8. 0 Poor Rates Assessed (p 118) Prangnells 0. 12. 0 The above data indicates that a Prangnell child was receiving help while at the same time Prangnells were assessed. The child could be any or all of William's or Richard's children. The rate assessment would have been paid by Charles Prangnell. * * * * There is an anomaly in the following record. [ Churchwarden's rate book 1 Vol, St. H/APR/2 1783-1793 {St H/PR153}] The anomaly is that we have record of William moving his family to St. Helen's Parish, but the child receiving poor relief in St. Helen's is Richd Prangnell's child! March 28, 1757 (opp. p. 177) Richd Prangnells child 0. 6. 0 Nov 20, 1756 (opp. p. 184) Prangnells child 0. 7. 6 * * * * The following entries from 29 Juen (sic) 1753 and 1754 indicate that William is a common laborer or farmer in Arreton: "Dispersed of in manner following by Barthm Jacobs To Jno Jackman 1 pound. To Wm Prangnell 6 pence. 1754 Disbursements "pd Farmer William Prangnell for Carting 12 shillings." [Source for above: Parish Records, Arreton to E. Cowes ARR/APR 2 B11 -1724-- Churchwardens 1769 Account Books] * * * * A small book, "The Place Names of the Isle of Wight" by A.D. Mills (Stamford: Paul Watkins, 1996) describes "Hale Manor Farm, Hale Common:" Hale Manor Farm, Hale Common (1 1/2 miles south-east of Arreton). Atehalle 1086 (Domesday Book), la Hale c. 1200, Hale 1255, la Haule 167, Hale (Farm) 1769. `(Place at) the nook or corner of land', from Old English h(e)alh (dative case h(e)ale). In the Domesday Book spelling, Ate- represents `at the'. The manor house here is Jacobean. In the 13th century the manor was divided into Northale (now Hale Manor Farm) and Southale, this latter being further subdivided in the 14th century into Waightshale (so-called from its possession by the Wayte family in the 15th and 16th centuries) and Lambslease." * * * * William Chestle Prangnell was buried in Brading 1 June 1766 It is noted that he was "S. of Jane the wife of Wm. Prangnel of Little Appley, St. Helens by a former husband" (of Jenney or Jane Chessel Prangnell.) * * * * Little Appley today is, "situated to the East of Ryde, on a hillside overlooking the Solent, with commanding views across to Portsmouth. . . . .Although a farm cottage known as "Little Appley' existed somewhere on the present site at least as far back as 1760 (and was shown on John Andrews' 1769 map of the Island), the present house was constructed between 1853 and 1856." [Source: "Little Appley, the Changing role of an Island home," by DJ Escott from an unknown publication, a page of which was given me by Shirley Prangnell Creighton in November 2001.] * * * * From the court record at Barton Manor. (Source: Winchester College Muniments (reference: court book 1775-1782 {ref 23062}) is the following: "At a court held 8 Aug 1778 William Prangnall was admitted to an acre of land called Roathes Coate situated between lands of the Prior of Christchurch called Blackdown on the north side, certain lands called Haile on the south and east side, and the King's hiway leading from Newport to Niton on the west side. Also admitted to 1 acre of land at Appleford late in the tenure of Richard Prangnall which William Prangnall claims by vertue of a copy court roll dated 25 Jul 1716. William Prangnall to hold the lands for his life and that of his son Henry Prangnall aged about 18 years. Rent of 1s 8d per annum and an admission of 1 pound 10s." * * * * From the Winchester Record Office wills file is the following (Ref. 1782 AD 66): "Septr 20 1782 On which Day Administration of all and Singular Goods and Chattles Rights and Credits of William Prangnell late of the Parish of Saint Helens in the Isle of Wight in the County of Southampton Carpenter and Diocese of Winchester deceased intestate was granted and committed to Jane Prangnell of the Parish St. Helen's aforesaid the lawful Widow of the said William Prangnell deceased and the said Jane Prangnell was duly sworn well and truly to administer accordingly and that his Effects do not amount to one Hundred Pounds. Jane Prangnell Sworn at Newport in the Isle of Wight aforesaid X the Day and Year first above written before me. her Mark s/John Edwards Surrogate" * * * * The court at Barton Manor made this entry:l "At a court held 30 Jul 1788 the death of William Prangnall, tenant." [Source: Winchester College letter to us dated 9th Nov 2000.] Parents: William Prangnell and Ann Farthing. He was married to Abigel aka Abigail between 1734 and 1745 in Arreton. He was married to Abigel aka Abigail about 1744 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. Children were: William Pragnell, Abigel Pragnell , Ann Pragnell. He was married to Jane aka Jenny Chessel on 29 Feb 1756 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. (272)(273) He was married to Jane aka Jenny Chessel on 29 Feb 1756 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight; he a widower.. (3) He was a "widower" is on the Card Index. Therefore, Abigel aka Abigail has died. Children were: Jane Pragnell , Henry Pragnell.
William Pragnell aka Will Prangwell died in 1782 in St Helens, Isle of
Wight. He was buried in 1782 in St Helens Parish, Isle of Wight.
(274) He was born about 1782 in St Helens, Isle of Wight. He was
baptized on 30 Jun 1782 in St Helens Parish, Isle of Wight.
(275)(276) Parents: Henry
Pragnell and Mary Nicholas aka Mary Nickles .
Henry Pragnall aka Pregnall was born on 3 Dec 1809 in London, England.
He was baptized on 31 Dec 1809 in St. Mary-the-Virgin, Rotherhithe Parish,
London. (277) He died on 3 Jul
1902 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.(278)
He was buried after 3 Jul 1902 in Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, S.C..
Parents: Henry Nicholson Pragnell and Eleanor
Bratt.
He was married to Sarah Barton in 1831 in Charleston, S.C.. (14) He was married to Eleanor Jane Stewart on 27 Dec 1843 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
Frances Pringnill was born on 14 Jan 1808. She was baptized on 15 May
1808 in Newport, Carisbrooke Parish, Isle of Wight.(279)
Parents: Matthew Prangnell and Mary
Sibbick.
Sarah
Children were: George Prangnell.
Sarah
.
Children were: William Pragnell.
Mary
Sibbick was born about 1778. She was buried on 10 Sep 1848 in
Carisbrook Parish, Isle of Wight.(280)
She died about 10 Sep 1848 in Orchard St. Age 70.
She was married to Matthew Prangnell on 17 Feb 1801 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. (281) Children were: Harriot Prangnell, Stephen Prangnell, Charlotte Prangnell, Frances Pringnill, Charles Prangnell, William Pragnell.
Eleanor Jane Stewart was born on 9 Dec 1825 in Charleston, South
Carolina, USA. She was buried in 1900 in Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston,
S.C.. She died on 28 Oct 1900 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
She was married to Henry Pragnall aka Pregnall on 27 Dec 1843 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
Mary Taylor
She was married to Emmanuel Pragnell on 16 Feb 1778 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. (282)(38) Children were: John Prangnell, Elias Prangnell, Mary Prangnell, Jane Prangnell, Andrew Prangnell.
John Tharle
Clara
Ubsdell was born in 1859.
She was married to Mark Prangnell on 15 Jun 1878 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.
Catherine Williams was born in 1832. She was buried in 1876 in Arreton
Parish, Isle of Wight. She died on 1 Aug 1876 in Arreton Parish, Isle of
Wight. (283)(284)
She was married to Mark Prangnell on 5 Mar 1853 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.
Maria Woodford
She was married to John Prangnell in 1804. (194)(38) Children were: Elias Prangnell, Charles Prangnell, Jane Prangnell, George Prangnell, Mark Prangnall.
Bethenia Young was baptized on 10 Jan 1790 in Arreton Parish, Isle of
Wight. (285) She was born about 10
Jan 1790. Parents: James Young and Bethaniah
Prangnell .
James Young
He was married to Bethaniah Prangnell on 21 Oct 1788 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.(286) (287) Children were: Kezia Young, Bethenia Young.
Kezia Young was baptized on 30 Mar 1789 in Arreton Parish, Isle of
Wight. (288) She was born about 30
Mar 1789 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. She was buried on 7 May 1789 in
Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight.(289)
She died about 7 May 1789 in Arreton Parish, Isle of Wight. Parents: James
Young and Bethaniah Prangnell.
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