Oxford University Alumni, 1500-1714, Volume III p.1245

Life History

Other facts

Notes

• Manor of Atherstone: Court Rolls and Minute Books
  Administrative history:
  Names of Lords and Stewards of the Manor
  Edward Repington, Esq. 1734 - 6 Nov. 1758
• Burke's Peerage:
  Edward Repington, esq. of Amington, living in 1708, aged forty-five, married Anna, daughter of - Basset, esq. of Claverton, in the county of Somerset, and by her, who died in 1720, and was buried in the north chancel of Tamworth church, he had two daughters ...
  ... Mr. Repington died in 1734, and was interred in Amington chapel. Leaving no male issue, the representation of the family devolved upon his nephew, Edward Repington, esq.
• Derbyshire Record Office
  Gresley Family of Drakelow
  Family and Personal Papers
  Probate and Legacy Records
  RefNo:          D77/4/24/225-227
  Title:          Edward Repington of Little Annington, Warwickshire
  Date:           1730, 1734
  Description:    Including draft will, 1730; and renunciation by Thomas Gresley of the administration of the will, with related memorandum, 1734
• The National Archives
  Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Archive Service, Lichfield Record Office
  Messrs Hinckley, Birch and Exham, Solicitors, Lichfield
  DW1851/8/122
  1595-1688
  Contents:
  Warwickshire.
  Amington. Exchange of tithes from property in Amington for tithes of Broadmeadow in p. Wiggington. co. Staffordshire.
  (Repington/Breton). 1595.
  Manors of Great Amington, Little Amington and Whittington with appurtenances and closes (named).
  Covenant to suffer a recovery.
  (Repington/Stanford & Hysley). 1618.
  Great Amington. Closes called Stony Wast, Cowpers Close, Middle Wast and Coppy End Close; and part of Cumberhill.
  (Payne/Repington.) 1635/6.
  Great Amington. Exchange of closes in Hedge Lane, Bracegreene, Frythlane and Wyreylane.
  (Payne/Reppyngton.). 1648/9.
  Amington, Great & Little. 1 messuage, 1 cottage, 1 watermill, 10 acres land, 10 acres meadow, 20 acres pasture.
  Final Concord (Milner/Fisher, Beardsley). 1658.
  Amington. Messuage in Dog land and closes called Newshayes.
  Covenant to levy fine.
  (Gabbetas & Wescott/Pretty.) 1661-2.
  Amington. Messuage in Dog Lane.
  Conveyance.
  (Lillie Rippington). 1675.
  Amington. 3 messuages, 3 cottages and closes.
  Repington trust deed. 1676/7.
  Amington. Messuage and 2 cottages and appurtenances.
  (Orton/Talbott). 1688.
• The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple
  [Commonly known as Inner Temple, is one of the four Inns of Court (professional associations for barristers and judges) in London.
  To be called to the Bar and practise as a barrister in England and Wales, an individual must belong to one of these Inns.]
  Edward Repington
  Surname Given: Repington
  Admission Year: 1683
  Call Year: 1690
  Occupation: gentleman
  Father Son Relationship: son and heir apparent
  Name of Father: Sebright Repington
  Amington
  Warwickshire
  England
  Father's Occupation: armiger
• Parish Records Collection 1538-2005
  REPINGTON       Edward  1734            Tamworth        Staffordshire
• Boyd's Inhabitants of London and Boyd's Family Units
  Subject Last name:THOMLINSON
  Subject First name:WILLIAM
  Subject Year:1690
  Sheet:U0320007
  Image:1320008
  THOMLINSON, William    1690
  THOMLINSON, Richard    1650
  THOMLINSON, Isabel    1650
  THOMLINSON, Margaret    1690
  THOMLINSON, John    1690
  WINSTANLEY, Katherine    1690
  THOMLINSON, Katherine    1690
  THOMLINSON, Richard    1694
  THOMLINSON, Elizabeth    1694
  REPINGTON, Edward    1690
  THOMLINSON, Anna Maria    1694
  WING, John    1690
  THOMLINSON, William    1690
  THOMLINSON, William    1690
  THOMLINSON, Richard    1690
  THOMLINSON, Robert    1690
  THOMLINSON, Isabel    1690
  ROBINSON, Procter    1690
  THOMLINSON, Katherine    1690
  ROBINSON, Mathew    1690
  ROBINSON, Katherine    1690

Sources

• 1. Reports of cases, upon appeals and writs of error, in the High Court of Parliament 1772
  • (secondary evidence)
• 2. Alumni Oxonienses 1500-1886
  • (secondary evidence)
• 3. A collection of the reports of cases, the statutes, and ecclesiastical laws relating to Tithes 1826
  • (secondary evidence)
• 4. Repingtons Warwickshire
  • (secondary evidence)