The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . is named ; alsoWilliam Deane, London, and Anne Muscot. In 1664 Joyce Deane, his widow, of Mile End, leaves bequests to her sisters children, Alice and Robert Thornton. Among the well-known tombs at Stepney are several to the Deane family. Stepney was formerly a centre for wealthy merchants. In August 28, 1558, William Deane, a missioner andclergyman, suffered death at Mile End for his religious beliefIn 1677 Aaron Deane, brother of Christopher of theMiddle Temple, died at Tetsworth, where he was left two sons, Aaron and Henry (t
The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . is named ; alsoWilliam Deane, London, and Anne Muscot. In 1664 Joyce Deane, his widow, of Mile End, leaves bequests to her sisters children, Alice and Robert Thornton. Among the well-known tombs at Stepney are several to the Deane family. Stepney was formerly a centre for wealthy merchants. In August 28, 1558, William Deane, a missioner andclergyman, suffered death at Mile End for his religious beliefIn 1677 Aaron Deane, brother of Christopher of theMiddle Temple, died at Tetsworth, where he was left two sons, Aaron and Henry (this was Henry Deane,of Reading, whose only child was Ann Deane). In 1685 Jane Deane, his daughter, died, leaving legaciesto her mother, Mrs. Wootton, and her brother, Henry. In 1697 a Joseph Deane of Henley died, leaving sons—Aaron, John, Christopher, and Joseph. There were three Richard Deanes in succession at Caver-sham : the first dying in 1714, the second in 1718. Thethird, living at that date, married Hannah Greenwood. 6 Deane of N 1521 John a Deane, of Stokenchurch, payssubsidy. In 1529 WilHam Dene, citizen andgoldsmith, died. He names Collyns inhis will. In 1551 John a Deane and Rychard aDeane pay subsidies at 1552 Christopher, the son of Christopher, 1581 Christopher and John do. In 1555 Richard ADene, of Stokenchurch, leaves sheepto his daughters and to little Johana Deane. AnthonyDeane to have his own goods which have been in Richardskeeping. In 1583 John Deane, als Collins, of Stokenchurch, inAston Rowant, dies. He is Richards son. Christopher, thesecond son, is to be trustee for Anthony and his brotherEdward. These names raise the question if we do not here find thetrue descent of the Deanes of Pinnock. All these are of theNorthampton stock, it may be remembered. Margaret and John Deane were executors to the will of1583. The sons were Thomas, John, and Francis Deane,als Collins. My brother John Dene, als Collins, is
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