Tristram BICKLE

1676 - 1753  (~ 76 years)

• Name	Tristram BICKLE
  Christened	25 Jun 1676	Beaworthy, Devon, England
  Gender	Male
  _UID	767DABB5BA23D511B6E7DD3AFA2E9C35C392
  Buried	6 Feb 1753	Beaworthy, Devon, England
  Person ID	I876	YoungFamily
  Last Modified	20 Feb 2022

  
  

  Father	John BICKLE,   b. 1648
  Mother	Sarah,   b. 1648,   bur. 25 Jun 1676, Beaworthy, Devon, England  (Age ~ 28 years)
  Married	Abt 1669
  _UID	7778ABB5BA23D511B6E7DD3AFA2E9C35BF57
  Family ID	F291	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Gertrude HORWELL,   b. Abt 1680,   bur. 24 Feb 1751/1752, Beaworthy, Devon, England  (Age ~ 72 years)
  Married	18 Jun 1700	Launceston, ST MARY MAGDALENE, Cornwall, England   [1]
  _UID	5F78ABB5BA23D511B6E7DD3AFA2E9C35A7D7
  Children	1. Gertrude BICKLE,   c. 29 Jan 1706, Halwell-by-Holsworthy, Devon, England   2. Tristram BICKLE,   c. 19 Nov 1707, Halwell-by-Holsworthy, Devon, England   3. John BICKLE,   b. 1709,   bur. Abt 29 Apr 1746, Beaworthy, Devon, England  (Age ~ 37 years)   4. Sarah ^ BICKLE,   c. 1711,   bur. 19 Sep 1719, Beaworthy, Devon, England  (Age ~ 8 years)   5. Elizabeth BICKLE,   c. 12 Mar 1712/13, Beaworthy, Devon, England ,   d. 1742, Northlew, Devon, England  (Age ~ 28 years)
  Last Modified	15 May 2022
  Family ID	F289	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  "It seems clear that the Potes lost the property, though as late as 1733 (see Registers) a Walter Pote of Clawton married Susannah Bickle of Beaworthy." [Source: History of Clawton, p. 24] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DEX - DIOCESE OF EXETER 7 - REGISTRATION d - Bishop's Transcripts 1 - DEVON Beaworthy - Beaworthy Bishop's transcripts Repository Devon Heritage Centre Level File RefNo DEX/7/d/1/Beaworthy/EBT Title Beaworthy Early Bishop's transcripts Date 1759 Description Date Coverage: 1602-1603, 1611, 1613-1614, 1629, 1635, 1663-1664, 1666, 1668-1672, 1674-1682, 1684, 1687-1688, 1694-1696 (faded), 1697, 1699 Earliest surviving register 1759 AccessStatus Open --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extant Devon and Exeter Oath Rolls, 1715 QS17/1/13A/3 Oaths sworn at Tavistock, 6 January 1715 before James Bulteel, John Harris and Thomas Pyne esqs Oliver Bickell, constable of Lifton [Signed] QS17/1/14/1 Oaths sworn at Stoke Damerel, 1 November 1715 before John Rogers bart, John Elford esq and John Harris esq Silvanus Bickle [Signed] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extant Oath Association Rolls, 1723 Devon and Exeter Oath Rolls, 1723 QS17/2/2/4b Oaths sworn at Town Hall, Tavistock, 7 September 1723 before Thomas Pyne MD and John Elford esq Christian Bickell (Bickle) of Lamerton [Marked] Thomas Bickell of Lamerton [Not signed] Mary Bickell of Tavistock [Marked] Oliver Bickel of Lifton [Signed] Edward Bickell of Broadwoodwidger [Signed] Launcelot Bickel of Broadwoodwidger [Signed] Thomas Bickel (Bickell) of Marystow [Marked] QS17/2/3/13e Oaths sworn at The Kings Arms, Tavistock, 31 October 1723 before John Elford and William Clobery esq William Bickle of ye same Bratton Clovelly [Marked "B"] Thomas Bickle of Lamerton [Marked "B"] John Bickell of Milton Abbot [Marked "B"] Elizabeth Bickell of Thrushelton [Marked "B"] Thomas Bickell [Not signed] QS17/2/2/4a Oaths sworn at Town Hall, Tavistock, 6 September 1723 before Thomas Pyne MD, William Clobery and John Elford esq George Bickell of Marystow [Marked] Robert Bickell of Marystow [Signed, signature unclear] John Bickell of Marystow [Signed] Robert Bickell of Milton Abbot [Signed] QS17/2/2/7d Oaths sworn at The Crown and Sceptre, Holsworthy, 12 September 1723 before William Bickford and Richard Yeo esq Susannah Bickle of Beaworthy [Marked] John Bickle of Lew, North [Signed] QS17/2/2/2b Oaths sworn at The George, Rudgeway, Plympton St. Mary, 3 September 1723. Justices names not given. John Bickle (Bickell) of Plympton St. Mary [Signed] QS17/2/2/7c Oaths sworn at The Crown and Sceptre, Holsworthy, 11 September 1723 before Arthur Arscott, William Bickford and Richard Yeo esq Richard Bickle (Bickell) of Beaworthy [Signed] John Bickle of Broadwoodwidger [Marked "+"] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Surname First Name(s) Place County/Country Occupation/Status Year Type Form Prob. Court Source Reference Note Bickell John Broadwood Widger [Broadwoodwidger] [DEV] 1641 W co PCC JHW Evelyn will not registered; proved 20 May Bickell John North Lew DEV 1681 A le TOT DHC-U 1018 [2010, Box 833] Move No: 227; Braund, Bronfield and Sheer folder Bickell John Black Torrington DEV 1794 A le EPRE FRYA A. Bickle Able Broadwoodwidger DEV 1816 W co IRW B 820 Bickle Alice Broadwoodwigier [Broadwoodwidger] DEV 1627 W le EPRE FRYA W. Bickle Elizabeth Broadwoodwidger DEV 1820 A ab TOT DDR2 IR 26/459 f.44 admon to John Bickle, son Bickle John Broadwoodwidger DEV 1847 W co IRW B 823 Bickle John Broadwoodwidger DEV 1855 W co IRW B 824 Bickle John North Lew DEV 1857 W co IRW B 825 Bickle John West Kimber, Northlew [North Lew] DEV 1861 W co DHC-A 1931 B/W/4-5 probate will & inland revenue annuity & legacy receipts Bickle John West Kimber, Northlew [North Lew] DEV 1861 O co DHC-W 1931 B/W4-5 will 1851, inland revenue annuity & legacy receipts, 1861 Bickle Richard Lifton DEV 1816 W co IRW B 827 Bickle Thomas Northlew [North Lew], Okehampton DEV innkeeper 1857 A ab TOT DDR2 IR 26/533 f.4 admon to Jane Bickle, relict Bickle Tristram Beaworthy DEV yeoman 1805 A ab TOT DDR1 IR 26/342 Bickle Tristrem North Lew DEV 1817 W co IRW B 831

  
  

• Sources

  [S136] Parish Register, Various, (Various), Cornwall Parish Registers, Transcript of Marriages, Launceston, Cornwall, England, p. 40, 18 Jun 1700. Tristram Bickle and Gertrude Horwell, of Bowry. Thos. M. Blagg, F.S.A., General Ed.. London: Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 1915, Vol. XXIV. There is a village in England called BEAWORTHY. I read something about its pronunciation being something like "BOWRY" (very strange indeed...).