Joann Warner

  Noted events in her life were:

• fact. Thomas Warner, born about 1430, resided at Fressingfield, Suffolk, England, while growing up, and spent the majority of his adult years at nearby Wingfield. In either November of 1477 or February of 1477/8, Thomas, then living in Wingfield, gave property in Fressingfield to his daughter Joan and her husband William Aldous, pro­perty which he had inherited upon the recent death of his own father, Nicholas Warner. In September 1500 and June 1502, called “of Fressingfield,” Thomas gave Joan and William additional lands, the one deeded in 1502 being called “Cryktots.” Early in 1504 (February 1503/4) Thomas, called “of Wyngfield,” prepared his will. He had already given daughter Joan her share of his estate and divided the remainder between his son John and daughter Alice. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Davy MSS Fressingfield Deeds 313:41,43,46,47 316:86,87 Will of Thomas Warner dated 24 Feb 1503/4

Joann married William Aldous, son of Peter Aldous and Unknown, in 1477 in Suffolk, Suffolkshire England. (William Aldous was born in 1452 in Fressingfield, Suffolk England, christened in 1456 in Fressingfield, Suffolk England and died between Dec 1528 and 15 Jan 1531 in Fressingfield, Suffolk England.)