The pedigree of Alliston or Elliston of Essex and Kent, and of Philipps of Chesham, Bucks, with that of Jones, in continuation thereof : as recorded at the College of Arms : with the addition of notes and remarks / by T. Wharton Jones.

  • Jones, Thomas Wharton, 1808-1891.
Date:
1867]
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Credit: The pedigree of Alliston or Elliston of Essex and Kent, and of Philipps of Chesham, Bucks, with that of Jones, in continuation thereof : as recorded at the College of Arms : with the addition of notes and remarks / by T. Wharton Jones. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    6. Peter Ellistoii. It is the line-of this son, which is he traced below. 7. Isaac ElHston of Little Coggeshall, gent, was the seventh and youngest son, but in the Heralds’ Visitation of Essex for 1664, which he signed (D. 21, College of Arms), he is described as the second son, that is, surviving son. Mentioned in his father’s will as under age in 1625. Administration of his brother William’s effects was granted to him May 17th 1652 (P. C. C.). He was one of the trustees nominated in his brother Edward’s (of Earl’s Colne) will, 1663, in accordance with the injunction in which, as appears from one of the deeds in the possession of Mr. Ducane, he granted, Nov. 4th 1669, his moiety of the “ New House” property to his nephew John, eldest son of his deceased brother the Kev. Peter Elliston of Sandhurst, and heir of his brother Edward. Isaac Elliston appears to have been married, but had no issue. He resided chiefly at the Grange, Little Coggeshall, and died in 1678. See the Eev. Bryan Dale’s Annals of Coggeshall. 8. Elizabeth Alliston. This is the only daughter mentioned in John Alliston’s will, 1625. She was living in 1629, when her brother Joseph dictated his will, but was probably dead in 1652, the date of her brother John’s will, as he does not mention her. For the same reason, it is to be presumed that the mother, Mrs. Alice Alliston or Elliston was in 1652 dead also. To recur to Peter (who appears to have been the sixth) son of John Alliston of Black Notley, and his wife Alice. He was one of the sons for whom provision was made in his father’s will to be brought up at the University. It is to be presumed that he was the Peter Aliston, of Essex, who was matriculated pensioner of Emmanuel College, Cam- bridge, March the 2nd 1629-30, graduated B.A. 1633, and M.A.1637. The Rev. Peter Elliston was Rector of Horsmonden, co. Kent, from after 1643 to 1650, and of Sandhurst in the same county, from 1650 to his death in 1660. Buried at Sandhurst April 12th 1660 (P. R.).