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     Sir William Killigrew Baronet was born in 1600 in 'Arwenack', Budock, Cornwall. He was aged 22 at the Visitation of Cornwall in 1622.
He was the 6th son of John Killigrew, of Arwynike, Cornwall (d 12 Aug 1605) by Dorothy, daughter of Thomas Monk, of Potheridge, Devon, was aged 22 in the Visitation of Cornwall 1622; was a distinguished soldier, and Colonel of a Regiment in Holland; served sometime under the King of Denmark, and was created a Baronet 22 Dec 1660 with a special remainder, failing heirs male of his body "to Peter Killegrew, of Arwunike, afsd, Esq, son of Sir Peter Killigrew, Knight" and the heirs male of his body. He died unmarried. In his will he names his niece Elizabeth Countess of Kinsky, however the College of arms pedigree states that Elizabeth married Edmond Yeo. [Complete baronetage. G E Cokayne, 1660].
     Sixth son of John Killigrew, Lord of Arwnick. co. Cornwall, by Dorothy, daughter of Thomas Moncke of Potheridge, co. Devon and born in 1600. He appears to have been knighted, probably abroad, and created a Bart. as of Arwenick, 22 December 1660, with remainder to his nephew Peter, son of his brother Sir Peter Killigrew, Kt. He was a great soldier, Colonel of a Regiment in Holland, and served the King of Denmark. He was the son of John Killigrew and Dorothy Monk. Sir William Killigrew Baronet was knighted He wasted his paternal estate and alienated the barton & manor of Arwenick to his brother Peter. Knighted at Whitehall 8 Nov 1617 on 8 November 1617?. He became a baronet on 22 December 1660 with remainder to Peter, son of his brother Sir Peter..
     Sir William Killigrew Baronet served in the military in the Army in 1662. Sir William Killigrew's Regt of Foot raised Oct 1662; the Lord High Admiral's regt (Nov 16 1664, his Colonel's commission dated 5 Nov). A soldier of fortune and friend of Charles II in his exile. Created a Bart in 1660, knighted previously.
     Sir William Killigrew Baronet made a will dated 15 to 24 June1665. His will, dated the 15th, with a codicil 24 June 1665. He names his niece Elizabeth, Countess of Kinsky.
     William died in July 1665 in Pall Mall, London, Westminster. He was buried on 17 July 1665 in the north aisle of the monuments, Westminster Abbey.
     His will was proved on 4 September 1668 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

     William Richard Killigrew was christened on 24 February 1811 in Chatham, Kent. He was the son of William Killigrew and Elizabeth Unknown.
     William died before 4 July 1811 in Chatham, Kent. This may be an older brother or even his father; another William was buried there 3 Jun 1810. He was buried on 4 July 1811 in Chatham.

     Elizabeth Killingworth was christened on 5 September 1567 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, London. She was the daughter of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.
     Elizabeth died before 1568.

     Elizabeth Killingworth was christened on 10 October 1568 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, London. She was the daughter of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.
     Elizabeth died before 1583.

     Elizabeth Killingworth was christened on 23 June 1583 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, Middlesex, England. She was the daughter of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.

      Faith Killingworth was also known as Fanny in some records. She was christened on 18 October 1587 in St Michael, Bassishaw, London. There is a likely but unproven entry for Frances, daughter of John Kyllingworth. She was described as the daughter of John Killingworth of London. She was the daughter of John Killingworth and Frances Pillington.
     Faith Killingworth married Unknown Newman before 1619.
     Faith Killingworth married William Marlott, son of Thomas Marlott and Rose Rivett, on 5 August 1619 in St Mary Magdalene, Old Fish Street, London. She was described as Faithe Newman, widow. Their marriage settlement dated 4 August 1619, described her as daughter of John Killingworth of London and relict of ... Newman.
     Faith died before 18 May 1647 in Itchingfield, Sussex. She was buried on 18 May 1647 in Itchingfield.

     Jane Killingworth was christened on 8 May 1566 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, London. She was the daughter of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.
     Jane died before 1576.

     Jane Killingworth was christened on 25 February 1576 in St Botolph, Aldgate, London. She was the daughter of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.

     He was described as John Killingworth of London. Possibly also the father of Johne who was baptised 29 May 1604 at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London. He is described as a citizen of London, a leatherseller in Boyd's Inhabitants of London and possibly the author of a will dated 1625 - PCC 102 Clarke.. John Killingworth was christened on 9 January 1562/63 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, London. He was the son of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.
     John Killingworth married Frances Pillington on 24 July 1586 in St Stephen, Walbrook, London, England.
     John died before 1625 in London, England.

     John Killingworth was born before 1540 in England.
     John Killingworth married Margaret Hayes on 7 February 1561/62 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, Middlesex, England. John was present at Sybil Killingworth's christening on 8 April 1565 in St Leonard Eastcheap, MDX, ENG.

     Richard Killingworth was christened on 30 October 1580 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, Middlesex, England. He was the son of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.

     Sybil Killingworth was christened on 8 April 1565 in St Leonard, Eastcheap, Middlesex, England. She was the daughter of John Killingworth and Margaret Hayes.

     John Kilvington married Jane Medley, daughter of Robert Medley and Dorothy Grimston, on 25 August 1702 in Holy Trinity Goodramgate, York, Yorkshire.

      Alice Maud Kimpton was also known as Maud in some records. She was born on 13 March 1883. She was the daughter of Charles Bishop Kimpton and Eliza Alice Wafford. Alice, Howard and Arthur were listed as the children of Richard Leonard Hawkins in the 1891 census in 30 Ash Grove, Hendon.
     She was the only child of the marriage and died unmarried after the Second World War.

     His birth was registered in the quarter ending in September 1855 in Islington RD, Middlesex.
     Charles Bishop Kimpton married Eliza Alice Wafford, daughter of John Henry Wafford and Harriett Haynes, on 29 January 1882 in St Thomas, St Marylebone, London.

     Iris Beryl Kinchela was born circa 1925. She was the daughter of Harold Edgar inchela and Esther Rosalie (Tyers)..

     John Kine was born say 1740 in Jevington, Sussex.
     John Kine married Mary Putland, daughter of John Putland and Elizabeth Reed, on 15 January 1766 in Willingdon, Sussex.

     Margaret Kinealy or Kennealy was born before 1830 in Cork, Ireland.
     Margaret Kinealy or Kennealy married William Colbert (of Cloyne), son of Patrick Colbert and Bridget A'Hearn, before 1841 in Cork.

     Alice Merle King was born on 6 April 1924.
     Alice Merle King married Edward Albert Daniels, son of Albert Daniels and Doris May Seamer ? MacDonald ?, circa 1945 in Melbourne, Victoria.
     Alice died in October 1994 in Buderim, Queensland, aged 70.

     Ann King was born circa 1730.
     Ann King married John Vodry, son of John Vodry and Mary Clark, on 4 February 1749/50 in St John, Barbados.

     Ann Maria KING was born circa 1845 in Boxford, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John KING and Maria Harper. Ann and Susan were listed as the children of John KING in the 1851 census in Boxford, Suffolk.

     Bridie Judith Evelyn King was born on 8 October 1952 in Sydney, New South Wales. She was the daughter of Ulick Frederick Sydney King and Joan Vivian Dunbar.

     Daisy May King was born in 1890.
     Daisy May King married William Weston MacKenzie, son of William MacKenzie and Lily Weston, in 1920 in Victoria. Daisy arrived in the area to teach piano and singing to Molly McKenzie and her sisters Jean and Annie.
     Her nephew came to stay with them. He was the son of Daisy's sister Lilly. During 1926/27 at the age of nine or ten, George Andrew Beecher arrived at William and Daisy's to help out at the dairy and many other chores. George is the son of Daisy's sister Lilly. George's older brother James Raymond- known a Ray - had previously been on the farm to help out and on his return to Melbourne was replaced by George. (Ray died of TB after the Second World War and George was a P.O.W. in the Japanese Changi camp for many years until the end of the war returning home to live with his Mother and Father - marrying many years later).
On George's first day of school at Mack's Creek, he was thrown on the back of Stan Davis' horse for the ride on the sand track to school to meet his new teacher - Mr. Lofts? Being from the city George was encouraged by the other children to wander through the rabbit traps they had set up for a bit of a laugh.
George remembers leaving the skinned rabbits out under hessian bags to be collected for pocket money, sometimes using it to go to the pictures at the Regent in Yarram by walking along the railway line. it was quicker this way as you could not be sure of a lift into town along the road. Daisy would go into town with horse (Clydesdale) and jinker as the farm did not have any vehicles. On a Saturday night with kero lamps in hand they would all walk over to D.T.'s and George would play with the children, Don, David and Lilly.
In his teenage years George returned from Melbourne to holiday at Mack's Creek. In training for professional cycle racing he would follow the postie - Tommy Cook on his run from Yarram to Traralgon trying to catch up with the vehicle as Tommy delivered mail, nuts and bolts and other specialty items requested by the neighbours.
George has fond memories of fun and hard working times at Mack's Creek and was thrilled to be at the Muster 13th June, 1999 - renewing old acquaintances and arranging return visits to reminisce.
     Daisy died on 3 September 1962 in Macks Creek, Yarram, Victoria. She was buried on 5 September 1962 in Yarram.

     Jane King was born in Preston, ?.
     Jane King married Benjamin Evans, son of John Evans and Eleanor Evans, in 1875 in Victoria, Australia.

     Jane King was born circa 1826 in Plymouth, Devon.
     Jane King married Richard Ruby, son of John Ruby and Selina Unknown, in June 1846 in Kensington RD, Middlesex.
     Jane King and Richard Ruby were recorded on the 1851 census in Plymouth. Richard Ruby 27, cabinet maker, his wife Jane Ruby 25 Richard Ruby 3 William Ruby 8 months, all born at Plymouth.

     John KING was born circa 1801 in Boxford, Suffolk.
     John KING married Maria Harper, daughter of William Harper and Mary HURREL, on 16 April 1827 in Boxford, Suffolk.
     John KING and Maria Harper were recorded on the 1851 census in Boxford, Suffolk. John King 50, born Boxford, farmer of 57? acres ... & grocer, his wife Maria King 46, born Thorpe Morieux, daughters Susan King 23, dressmaker in shop, Ann Maria King 6, both born Boxford.

     Mary King was born before 1610 in Suffolk.
     Mary King married Andrew Cocksedge on 5 May 1625 in St Mary, Bury St Edmunds.
     Mary died before 2 May 1633 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. She was buried on 2 May 1633 in Bury St Edmunds. Mary, wife of Andrew Cocksage.

     Mary King was born circa 1780 in Bildeston?, Suffolk.
     Mary King married Thomas Grimwood, son of John Grimwood and Mary Adams, on 15 October 1804 in Ringshall, Suffolk. Thomas Grimwood & Mary King. The banns described them as both of Bildeston.
     Mary King and Thomas Grimwood appeared on the 1841 census in Battisford. Thomas Grimwood 55, ag. lab; Mary Grimwood, 60, Ann 20, Mary 15, all born in the county.
     Mary died before 21 February 1847 in Ringshall, Suffolk. She was buried on 21 February 1847 in Ringshall.

     Mary King was born on 28 February 1865 in Bo'ness, West Lothian, Scotland.
     Mary King married David Mackay, son of Isabella MacKay, on 8 October 1886 in Manhatten, New York, USA.
     Mary died on 11 February 1936 in New York, Queens, USA, aged 70.

     Rosemary Louie Eva King was born on 14 October 1932 in Yeoval, New South Wales. She was the daughter of William Stevenson! King MB, ChM and Elizabeth Louie May Phillips.
     Rosemary died on 22 April 1988 in Little Bay, New South Wales, Australia, aged 55. She was cremated on 27 April 1988 in Eastern Suburbs Crematorium, Botany.