Mary Bonnycastle1
#640, (6 January 1755 - 1826)
| Father | John Bonnycastle1,2 b. 18 Jun 1727, d. 1781 |
| Mother | Mary Toogood1 b. s 1725, d. 28 Apr 1779 |
Mary Bonnycastle|b. 6 Jan 1755\nd. 1826|p640.htm|John Bonnycastle|b. 18 Jun 1727\nd. 1781|p8.htm|Mary Toogood|b. s 1725\nd. 28 Apr 1779|p9.htm|John Bonnycastle|b. s 1695\nd. 27 Feb 1773|p6.htm|Jane Buckle|b. s 1695\nd. 19 Jan 1762|p7.htm||||||| |
| Relationship | Sister of John Bonnycastle. |
| Baptism | Mary Bonnycastle was baptized on 6 Jan 1755 in Hardwick, Buckinghamshire.1 |
| Marriage | She married John Ingram on 8 Jun 1780 in Hardwick. From the parish register: John, a bachelor, was of the parish of Winslow, and Mary, spinster, was of this parish. They were married by license and the witnesses were John Toogood and Thos Ingram.3,4 |
| Research Note | Searched FHL film#1040851, transcripts of Winslow Bucks parish registers but could not find no baptisms of children of John & Mary. |
| (Heir) Will | Mary was named an heir in the will of her father John Bonnycastle dated 13 Jan 1781 in Weedon, Hardwick, Buckinghamshire. Daughter Mary the wife of John Ingram was to be paid a legacy of fifty pounds if her brother John died without issue before receiving his legacy.2  |
| Item | In 1784 Mary Ingram went to London with her two children to live with her brother John after her marriage broke up.5 |
| Item | Circa 1820, a Mrs Ingram conducted a private school in Whitchurch with Mary Durley and Mary's sisters.6 |
| Will | She wrote a will dated 28 Apr 1826.7 |
| Death | She died in 1826.1 |
| Probate | Her estate was proved on 9 Jun 1826 in Prerogative Court of Canterbury, London.1 |
| Related | She and Mary Drake were grandmother and granddaughter, but we have not yet found the connecting person.1 |
| Research Note | Elizabeth, the wife of Thomas Bowler could be the daughter of Mary Bonnycastle Ingram [Robert Hunt West Drake married a Bowler]. |
| Charts | Early Bonnycastles - Descendants of Thomas |
| Last Edited | 30 May 2009 |
Citations:
- Will and Administration of Mary Ingram of Whitchurch, County of Bucks, 28 April 1826, proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 9 June 1826 (The National Archives, PROB 11/1713, image).
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