FAMILY GROUP RECORD OF RICHARD AND PRUDENCE PLATTS
Richard Platts was christened 20 April 1668 in Perlethorpe,
Nottinghamshithe son of Mathew Platts. Perlethorpe is about twelve
miles from Rampton, Nottinghamshire. He married Prudence.
Rampton
Village Green
Prudence, the wife of Richard Platts was buried 15 July 1728 in
Rampton.
Burial
record for Prudence Platts in Rampton: "Prudence the wife of
Richd Platts - July 15th"
Richard died and was buried 2 March 1730 in Rampton.
Burial
record for Richard Platts in Rampton: "Richard Platts buried -
March ye 2nd"
Richard and Prudence had the following children:
* 1. Constance, born in about 1690 of Rampton; married
John Lawrance 16 November 1710 in Rampton.
2. Mary, christened 6 November 1693 in Rampton; married
William Smith 1 May 1726 in Rampton.
3. Anne, christened 17 February 1696 in Rampton.
4. Elizabeth, christened 25 December 1698 in Rampton;
buried 11 April 1718 in Rampton.
Mathew Platts was christened 1 May 1628 in Perlethorpe, the son of
Nicholas Platts and Joyse Fisher. The name is shown as Platts,
Platt,Plats and Plate in parish records.
Mathew died and was buried 27 April 1709 in Perlethorpe.
Burial record for
Mathew Platts in Perlethorpe: "Matthew Plats was buried April 27"
Mathew and his wife had the following children:
1. Mathew, christened 17 August 1662 in Perlethorpe.
2. William, christened 12 December 1665 in Perlethorpe.
*3. Richard, christened 20 April 1668 in Perlethorpe;
married Prudence.
SOURCES: Perlethorpe parish register.
Perlethorpe
FAMILY GROUP RECORD OF NICHOLAS PLATTS
AND JOYSE FISHER
Nicholas Platts was christened 3 July 1594 in Perlethorpe. No
parents were listed in the christening records at this time, but
William Platts and Anne Stamforde were the only Platts having
children in Perlethorpe in 1604 when William was listed as the
father of Katherine.
Baptism
record for Nicholas Platts in Perlethorpe:
"Nicholas Platts was babtysed the third of July"
Nicholas was mentioned in the will of Nicholas Rossell of
Perlethorpe in 1597: "To my godson Nicholas Platts xijd."
Nicholas married Joyse Fisher 22 May 1627 in Perlethorpe.
Marriage record for
Nicholas Platts and Joyse Fisher: "Nicholas Platts and Joyse Ffisher was maried the 22th
day of May anno predicto (the year above mentioned)"
Nicholas and Joyse had the following children:
1. Ann, christened 28 May 1628 in Perlethorpe.
2. Alice, christened 29 August 1630 in Perlethorpe;
married Thomas Rooseley 25 April 1667 in East Markham,
Nottinghamshire, shown as "of Perlethorpe".
*3. Mathew, christened 1 May 1633 in Perlethorpe.
Baptism record for Mathew Platts in Perlethorpe: "Bap. Mattheus
Platts filius Nicholai Plats baptizatus fuit primo die Maij Anno
predicto 1633" (Translation: Mathew Platts son of Nicholas Platts was
baptized the first day of May in the year above mentioned 1633)
4. Mary, christened 15 June 1636 in Perlethorpe.
5. Elisabeth, christened 21 July 1639 in Perlethorpe.
6. William, christened 17 September 1643 in Perlethorpe.
SOURCES: Perlethorpe parish register.
FAMILY
GROUP RECORD OF WILLIAM PLATTS
AND
ANNE STAMFORDE
William Platts was born in about 1560 of Perlethorpe. He
married Anne Stamforde 5 November 1587 in Perlethorpe.
Marriage
record for William Platts and Anne Stamforde in Perlethorpe: "Wm Plattes and Anne Stamforde were married ye vth daie
of November"
William was mentioned in the will of Katheryne Linfurthe of
Perlethorpe in 1593, along with Rychard Platts. William was
named as an executor for the will. Rychard was also mentioned
in the will of Thomas Linfurth the same year.
William
and Anne had the following children:
*1. Nicholas, christened 3 July 1594 in Perlethorpe;
married Joyse Fisher 22 May 1627 in Perlethorpe.
2. Jane, christened 18 December 1597 in
Perlethorpe; married Densill Hayes 5 October 1621 in
Perlethorpe.
3. Richard,
born in about 1599 of Perlethorpe; buried 15 June 1664 in
Perlethorpe.
4. Katherine, christened 12 February 1604; buried 23
February 1604 in Perlethorpe.
SOURCES: Perlethorpe parish register; The Register of
Perlethorpe in the County of Nottingham.
