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EDGOOSE, Adlard (????-1566) aka ETGOSE (1521) ETGOSSE (1522), EDGOSSE (1525), ETGOOSE (1540), EDGOOSE (1541).
In his will made on 6 November 1521 John ETGOSSE of Quadring, Lincolnshire, refers to Adlard ETGOSE.
(LCC Wills 1506 52 and 1520-31 3)
An Index of the Will of John ETGOSSE (14??-1522) of Quadring, Lincolnshire. His will was made on 6 November 1521. Probate was granted at Swineshead, Lincolnshire, on 29 January 1521/22.
01*John ETGOSSE, the Testator
02 John BROWNE, executor
03*Adlard ETGOSE, executor
04 Robert RICHARDSON, witness
05 Robert STEBARD, witness
06 Sir William WYLLSON, witness
(Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1506/52)
In the Lay Subsidy of 1525 Adlard EDGOSSE is listed as having paid on goods at Quadring.
(PRO Lay Subsidy 136/329)
In his will made on 24 February 1540/1 William ETGOOSE of Pinchbeck, husbandman, writes "Item where I have viij acres of customary lands in quadryng in the partes of holland in the countye of Lincolne which I have surrendered in to the hands of the kyng partyme belonging to the house of Peterborowe by the hand of Adlard EDGOOSE a tenent of the lordship to the performance of my last will."
(LCC Wills 1541 107)
An Index of the Will of William ETGOOSE (????-1541) of Pinchbeck, husbandman. The Will was made on 24 February 1540/41 and Probate was granted on 27 March 1541:
01*William ETGOOSE, the Testator.
02 Beatrix ETGOOSE, daughter of the Testator.
03 Thomas REDE
04 Robert REDDE
05 Anne ETGOOSE who married Robert REDDE
06 Helen CARTER
07 Margaret EDGOOSE, executrix
08*Adlard EDGOSSE or ETGOSE
09 Henry CUSTE
10 Thomas AWERTON, witness
11 Hugh VESSE, witness
12 Raphe PARKER, witness, parish priest of Pinchbeck
13 William SCHEYLL, witness, parish priest of Pinchbeck
(Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1541/107)
NOTES & QUERIES:
An Adlard, son of John EDGOOSE, was buried at Pinchbeck on 23 May 1566.
(Parish Register)
A letter from P. I. KING of Northamptonshire Record Office dated 30 December 1968:
"Thank you for your letter referring to land in Quadring belongng to the 'house of Peterborough'. This rather puzzles me as if one looks at the Valor Ecclesiasticus of 1535 there are in the index to Volume IV, page 495, 14 references to Quadring but none of these refers to property owned by the Abbey of Peterborough. At that date - I notice that Quadring is near Gosberton - the Abbey was owner of the manor of Gosberton before the Dissolution, but not one of the properties had passed either to the Bishopric or to the Dean and Chapter when the diocese was founded. I have looked in lists of surviving records of manor courts owned by the medieval abbey, but I cannot see that there are any of Gosberton manor."
(revised 19.04.2026)
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