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      The Richard bp in 1640 whose father's name is illegible may be his son also.. John Rich was born before 1620.

     John Rich was christened on 11 August 1745 in Tickhill, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Rich and Ann Smith.
     John died before 23 April 1828 in Tickhill, Yorkshire. He was buried on 23 April 1828 in St Mary, Tickhill.

     John Rich was born circa 1605?.
John Rich married Mary Williamson on 11 November 1628 in Rotherham, Yorkshire.

     John Rich was born before 31 October 1628 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of John Rich.

     John Rich was born before 20 May 1664 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Thomas Rich (of Worksop).

     John Rich was christened on 15 April 1641 in St Mary (Priory), Worksop, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of William Rich and Mary Unknown.

     John Rich was born before 1785?.
John Rich married Elizabeth Darwent on 11 July 1808 in Anston, Yorkshire.

     John Rich was born on 4 August 1809 in Anston, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Rich and Elizabeth Darwent. John Rich was christened on 27 August 1809 in Anston.

     John Rich was born before February 1840 in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire.
     John Rich were recorded on the 1881 census in the Cottage Workhouse, Ecclesfield. John Rich aged 41, born in Ecclesfield.
     John died before 9 February 1889 in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. He was buried on 9 February 1889 in St Mary, Ecclesfield.

     John Rich was born before 1 April 1840 in Ecclesfield, Wortley RD, Yorkshire. He was the son of William Rich and Martha Unknown.
     John Rich appeared on the 1841 census in the household of William Rich and Martha Unknown in Mortomley Lane End, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. John and William were listed as the children of William Rich in the 1851 census in Lane End, Ecclesfield. John and William were listed as the children of William Rich in the 1861 census in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire.

     John Rich was born on 25 June 1800 in Yorkshire. He was the son of Samuel Rich and Elizabeth Wells. John Rich was christened on 20 July 1800 in Hatfield, Yorkshire.

     John was buried on 11 July 1654 in South Kirkby, Yorkshire.

     John Rich (of Sheffield) was christened on 17 March 1587/88 in St Peter, Sheffield, Yorkshire. He was the son of Richard Rich (of Sheffield) and Cicilia Hall.

     John Rich (of Sheffield) was christened on 25 September 1654 in St Peter, Sheffield, Yorkshire. He was the son of Richard Rich and Ann Parker.

     John Rich (of Tickhill) was christened before 22 January 1734/35 in Tickhill, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Rich and Ann Smith.
     John died before 14 September 1735 in Tickhill, Yorkshire. He was buried on 14 September 1735 in St Mary, Tickhill.

     John Charles Ellison Rich was born circa 1845 in New Zealand. He was 2 years older than his brother Harry Tempest, and 24 in April 1868 but 51 at his death. He was the son of John Rich and Isabella Tempest Paul.
     In John Rich's will dated 2 November 1855 in Ewell, Surrey, John Charles Ellison Rich was named as heir.
He was mentioned on his father's death certificate as John Ellison Rich aged 24 in April 1868. He was described as John Charles Rich, sheep manager of Williamstown in his father's Letters of Administration.
     Administration of the estate of John Rich was granted to John Charles Ellison Rich, on 4 June 1868 in Victoria Letters of admon granted to John Charles Rich his son, affidavits mention his widow Amy Emily Rich and his sons Charles Hamor, resident in NSW, John Charles of Williamstown, sheep manager & Harry Tempest. Copy of inventory of goods held - estate valued at under £150.
     John Charles Ellison Rich travelled on 16 July 1868 per the "John Rich was a steerage passenger on the "Alexandria" 16 July 1858 from Melbourne to Sydney".
John Charles Ellison Rich married Mary Frances Pring on 29 December 1880 in Young, New South Wales. RICH-PRING.- December 29, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. M. Ware, John C. E. Rich, of Young, second son of the late John Rich, of Sydney, to Frances, eldest daughter of John Pring, of Crowther, Marengo..
John Charles Ellison Rich married secondly Catherine Elisabeth Halpiin on 22 December 1892 in St David's, Surry Hills, New South Wales. John Charles Ellison Rich, widower, born NZ, station manager 45, of Nymagee NSW, son of John Rich share broker & Mary Bird, to, Catherine Elisabeth Halpin, spinster, born Dublin, governess, 33, of Liverpool St, Darlinghurst, daughter of Jno Halpin, deceased & Sarah Gibbon. Both signed.
     John died of cancer of the liver & tongue on 9 October 1898 in Nymagee, New South Wales. He was described as a 51 year old wool classer.The informant was his wife Kate Rich of "Hartwoodville" Nymagee, burial witnessed by WA Wallace. No issue. 45 years in NSW - other 6 years NZ?
The Sydney Morning Herald on 15 Oct 1898 announced: RICH.–October 9, at Nymagee, John Charles Ellison
Rich, beloved husband of Kate Rich, aged 51 years.. He was buried on 10 October 1898 in Nymagee.

     John Farnsworth Rich was also known as Farnsworth in records. He was christened on 25 December 1848 in South Anston, Yorkshire. John Farnsworth Rich, son of Thomas & Mary Ann, of Carlton, joiner. He was the son of Thomas Rich and Mary Ann Broomhead? Elizabeth and John were listed as the children of Thomas Rich in the 1851 census in South Anston, Nottinghamshire.
     John Farnsworth Rich was recorded on the 1861 census in Wingham, Kent. John F Rich, born at Anston, aged 13, was a scholar boarding with the National Schoolmster George Peane.
     John died before 7 January 1872 in Anston, Worksop RD, Yorkshire. He was buried on 7 January 1872 in St James, Anston.

     John Henry Rich was born circa 1857 in Shire Green, Sheffield/Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. This is probably his grandson Henry Rich aged 13 in the 1871 census and John Henry Rich aged 3 in 1861. He was the son of Amor Rich and Prudence Hollingsworth. Sarah, Elizabeth and John were listed as the children of Amor Rich in the 1861 census in St John's, Anston.

     John Joseph Vivian Rich was christened on 14 February 1873 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Edward Rich and Elizabeth Penny. George, Arthur, Jane and John were listed as the children of Edward Rich in the 1881 census in 'Osberton Lodge', Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
John Joseph Vivian Rich married Charlotte Clark on 28 October 1895 in St John, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England. They were possibly the parents of Mary Kathleen Ida who was born 6 Dec 1897 at baptised 20 Feb 1898 at Scofton..

     John Stanser Rich was commonly known as Jack. He was born on 10 October 1895 in St Leonards, New South Wales. He was the son of George Edward Rich KCMG, PC and Elizabeth Steer Bowker. John Stanser Rich was educated from 1906 to 1913. At Tudor House, Mossvale & Sydney Grammar. He was in Form I in 1906 and in Form VI in 1913.
     John Stanser Rich and Elizabeth Steer Bowker travelled to Naples, Italy, in 1914 per the "SS Otranto". They departed 25 February 1914.
     He served in the Kings Liverpool Regiment,as 2nd Lieutenant in 1915. He travelled to Europe in February 1914 with his mother & sister. When war broke out he volunteered for service. Went to Aldershot and was commissioned. Attached to 3rd battalion King's Liverpool Regiment from August. He had obtained a commission in the Australian 26th Regt. previously. He was hospitalized in Rouen (2nd British Red Cross Hospital) March 1915. See the book: The King's Regiment (Liverpool) 1914-1919 by Edward Wyrall for details..
     John died on 17 May 1915 in Festubert, France, aged 19. S L Morris of the 4th King's Regt on 13 March 1918 from France sent the following citation which was written by his commanding officer: For gallantry and devotion to duty on the 16th and 17th May 1915 at Richebourg in leading his platoon across "no man's land" under very heavy fire and subsequently in a further attack on the Ferme Cour D'Avoue on the 17th, when his platoon was ordered to withdraw form a difficult position, by his coolness and ability he was able to effect this with success and with very few casualties. Lieut J S Rich was exceptionally brave on this occasion running great personal risks to ensure the safety of his men. He was killed almost at the moment when the operation was concluded. His death is recorded on the Memorial at the east end of Le Touret Military Cemetery. A picture of John Stanser Rich painted from a photograph by Frances Hodgkins in early 1916, was commissioned by his father and is now held by GAA Hooper.

     John William Rich was born circa 1892 in York, Yorkshire. He was the son of Frederick Amor Rich and Annie Ward (Cooper). John, Florence and Alice were listed as Frederick Amor Rich's children in the 1901 census in 4 Lawrence Crt, York, Yorkshire, England.

     John Wright Rich was christened on 17 March 1850 in Tuxford, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of George Rich and Elizabeth Wright.
     John's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1850 in East Retford RD.

     John Wright Rich's birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1838 in Tuxford, East Retford RD. He was the son of George Rich and Elizabeth Wright.
     John died before 25 January 1841 in Tuxford, Nottinghamshire. He was buried on 25 January 1841 in Tuxford.

     John Wright Rich's birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1844 in Tuxford, East Retford RD. He was the son of George Rich and Elizabeth Wright.
     John's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1850 in Tuxford, East Retford RD, Nottinghamshire.

     John Wright Rich's birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1852 in Tuxford, East Retford RD. He was the son of George Rich and Elizabeth Wright.
John Wright Rich married Emily Coates on 19 July 1875 in St Andrew, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. John Wright Rich was listed as a lodger in John Wright Rich's household in the 1881 census in Woodbank, Cheshire.

     Jonas Rich was christened on 30 May 1675 in the chapel, Holmfirth, Kirkburton, Yorkshire. He was the son of Daniel Rich.
     Administration of the estate of Daniel Rich was granted to Jonas Rich, on 21 May 1697 in Yorkshire Daniel Rich of Cawthorne, admon to Jona Rich filio. In July 1697 there were claims on his estate in the Quarter Session records as putative father of a bastard child begottien upon the body of Martha Outram.
     In Jonas Rich's will dated 20 March 1713/14 in Penistone, Yorkshire, Jonas Rich was named as heir.
     Jonas died. He possibly died in the Americas. A Jonas Rich was a soldier born in Massachusetts as the head of a family in the 1750s, this seems too old for this Jonas, but he may have had a son in America called Jonas.
Alternatively he may the Jonas of Mortomley, Ecclesfield.

     Jonas Rich was born before April 1713 in Cawthorne, Yorkshire. He was christened on 16 April 1713 in Cawthorne. Jonas, son of Hamor Rich, clothier. He was the son of Amor Rich and Martha Halliwell.
Jonas Rich married Elizabeth Waring on 20 October 1739 in Cawthorne, YKS.
He was not listed at Cawthorne in the 1741 poll for Yorkshire. He contributed to the parish poor rate in Cawthorne, YKS, in 1746 as Jonas Rich, Town Quarter. Jonas was described as a yeoman in 1747 & 1753 and at his death. from 1747 in Cawthorne..
     Jonas Rich was mentioned in the will of Amor Rich dated September 1748. He was a churchwarden in Cawthorne, YKS, in 1749. He was a parish official in Cawthorne, YKS, in 1753 being Deputy overseer of highways for North Lane Quarter.
Jonas Rich was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated on 6 October 1757 in Penistone, Yorkshire, Copy admittance: Court of Godfrey Bosville, Manor of Penistone. It is found by the homage that Amor Rich a customary tenant of this manor is lately dead and he held divers lands and tenements in the manor and that Jonas Rich is his son and heir. Jonas Rich pays 3/4 for a fine and is admitted.
Copy surrender: Court of Godfrey Bosville, Penistone: It is found that Aymer Rich surrendered his copyhold lands to uses as will be declared by his will.
     Jonas Rich was mentioned in a deed dated 19 & 29 July 1758 in Lanehead, Daw Walls, Cawthorne. Indenture of lease and release between Jonas Rich of Daw Walls in Cawthorne, yeoman, only son and heir of Emor Rich late of the same place deceased & Elizabeth Broadhead of Lanehead in the township of Cawthorne afsd, widow and mother of John Wainewright ... between Jonas Rich of the first part Jonathan Ellison of Higham in the parish of Darton yeoman brother and sole executor of the last will & testament of Thomas Ellison late of the same place, yeoman, deceased who was the only acting executor of the last will and testament of the said Emor Rich deceased re the messuage called Lanehead ... . He contributed to the parish poor rate in Cawthorne, YKS, in 1759 as Jonas Rich, North Lane Quarter. Jonas was a yeoman in 1764 in Daw Walls, Cawthorne..
     Jonas Rich and Elizabeth Rich were mentioned in a deed dated 20 October 1764 in Cawthorne. An indenture tripartie bearing date the 20 October 1764 ... between Jonas Rich of Daw Walls in Cawthorn, yeoman (only son and heir at law and also a devisee named in the last will and testament of Aymor Rich late of the same place yeoman] deceased of the first part and Elizabeth Rich of the same place, spinster, one of the daughters of the said Jonas Rich of the second part and Godfrey Bosville of Gunthwaithe in Peniston Esq of the third part ... messuage etc in Cawthorn Lanes in Cawthorne and Hollingroyd ... Daw ... in the occupation of Thomas Walton deceased ... Jonas Rich.
Copy surrender and admittance - dated 1 Nov 1764: Court of Godfrey Bosville, it is presented that Jonas Rich of Daw walls in Cawthorne and Elizabeth his wife surrendered in open court a messuage called Woodend in Penistone and several closes called the Kiln Croft, Chappell Croft, Pond croft, the new Close and Pingle below it, the Thorn, the Pingle under the Thorn and a parcel of land in an open field in Penistone called Rud Broom field, all of the yearly rent of 3s.6d. in the occupation of Sarah Ardron, to the use of Aymor Rich in consideration of £420 received from him, Aymor Rich paid a fine of 3s 6d. and was admitted.
1 Nov 1764 Jonas Rich of Daw walls in Cawthorne bound to Aymor Rich of Bullhouse in £840 that he was lawfully seized of the messuage and lands [named in CM/1008] which he surrendered in consideration of £420. Jonas Rich was mentioned as the previous tenant in the manorial court roll in Cawthorne, YKS, dated 1 November 1764, in Cawthorne, YKS. Copy surrender and admittance: Manor Court of Godfrey Bosville, Penistone it is presented that Jonas Rich of Daw Walls in Cawthorne and Elizabeth his wife surrendered in open court a messuage called Woodend in Penistone and several closes called the Kiln croft, Chappell croft, Pond croft, the New Close and Pingle below it, the Thorn, the Pingle under the Thorn and a parcel of land in an open field in Penistone called Rud broom field, all of the yearly rent of 3/6 in the occupation of Sarah Ardron, to the use of Aymor Rich in consideration of 420 pounds received from him, Aymor Rich paid a fine of 3/6 and was admitted.
     Copy surrender: Manor of Penistone, Court of Godfrey Bosville. It is presented that Aymor Rich of Bullhouse surendered in to the hands of the lord of the manor a messauge called Woodend in Penistone and several closes to those uses which he shall declare in his will.
     Bond: Jonas Rich of Daw Walls in Cawthorne bound to Aymor Rich of Bullhouse in 840 pounds that he was lawfully seized of the messuage and lands [named above] which he surrendered in consideration of 420 pounds.
     There was also a case touching Jonas Rich's title to a copyhold estate at Woodend and an account of money owed to Jonathan West by Aymor Rich for legal expenses over the copyhold estate at Woodend.
     Jonas Rich and Elizabeth Rich were mentioned in a deed dated 9 November 1764 in re land at Hollingroyd, Cawthorne, Yorkshire. Between 1. Jonas Rich of Daw Walls in Cawthorne, yeoman (only son and heir at law and also a devisee named in the last will and testament of Aymor Rich, late of the same place, yeoman, deceased); 2 Elizabeth Rich of same place, spinster, one of the daughters of said Jonas Rich; 3 Godfrey Bosville of Gunthwaite, Penistone, Esquire, re tythes of corn, messuages etc. in Cawthorne Lanes or known by the name of Hollingroyd, etc. Daw Hill, Daw Croft ... occupied by the Waltons..
     Jonas Rich was mentioned in a deed dated 28 & 29 May 1767 in Cawthorne, Yorkshire. Between John Sanderson Heesthorp?? in the parish of Ronksfield, cordwainer, eldest son & heir of Joseph Sanderson late of Heesthorp & Eleanor Haigh widow, formerly the wife of Joseph Sanderson deceased ... messuage called ... Croft the Swain? Royd the Turnip Close ... at Thurlstone....
     Jonas Rich and Elizabeth Rich were mentioned in a deed dated 4 January 1768 in Cawthorne, YKS. Jonas and his daughter Elizabeth sold land to John Holdsworth, mentioning John Sanderson of Upper Middop, yeoman.
Deed re messuage called Clay Hall with three closes, Town Ing, (3 acres) bound on East by a close of Sir Thomas Wentworth called The Little Ing, now in occupation of George Milner, and partly by a lane leading to Underhill, Cawthorne, called the Cow Close Lane; on the west by another close called The Town Ings now in occupation of Thomas Rhodes; on the north by part of 2 other closes called the Wett Ing and the Horse Ing, and on the south by a close of Jonas Rich called The Clay Croft now in occupation of Thomas Hemingway; 1 close called the Croft als Clay Croft als the Laith Croft (3 acres) bound on east by a close of John Spencers called The Dixon Close, in occupation of Jane Beatson, spinster; on the west by Cow Close Lane; on the north by part of a close called The Long Means Close als The Long Ing and on south by the High Road from Cawthorne to Kexbrough; 1 close called The Long Means Close als the Long Ing, (2 acres) bound on east by a close called the Far Means Close als the Taylor Croft; on west partly by Cow Close Lane and partly by the Cow Close; on south by 2 closes called the Clay Croft and the Dixon Close; 1 close called the Far Means Close als The Taylor Croft, (2 acres) bound on east by the Bower's Croft now in occupation of Caleb Moakson; on the west by Dixon Close, and part of Long Means Close; on the north by the Cow Close, and on the south by the High Road; 1 close called the Kirk Croft als the Bowers Croft, (3 acres) bound on the east by the Miln Ing or Miln Close now in occ. of Jun Beatson; on the west by the Bower's Croft; on the north by the Cow Close and on the south by the High Road; also the close called the Gilliam als the Gillans Royd, 2 acres bound on E. by the Lemon Cliffe now in occ. of Robert Clegg; on west by the Wichin Hill in occupation of Thomas English; on north by the High Road and on south by a close called the Upper New Close. He was a juror at the manorial court on 24 October 1771 in Cawthorne, YKS, The call book of the manor of Cawthorne listed as a freeholder, Jonas Rich in Do? .... to him from his father A Rich for ... purchased of . Wainwright?.
     Jonas died on 17 February 1772 in Cawthorne, YKS, aged 58. He was buried on 20 February 1772 in Cawthorne. Jonas Rich, yeoman.
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Here / lyeth interred / ye Body of Mary / The Daughter of Jonas and / Elizabeth RICH of Cawthorne / She departed her life the 22nd / Day of March 1739 / Aged 7 months. / Here also lyeth the Body of the said Jonas RICH / who died 17th February / 1772 aged 58 years. / Also of Elizabeth his / Wife who died the 27th / July 1793 Aged 83 years.
     His will was proved in April 1772 at the Exchequer Court of York. Of Daw Walls, Cawthorn. An unknown person was mentioned as deceased in a deed dated 3 June 1775. John Sanderson of Little Boughton [Houghton?] in the parish of Darfield, Yks and Elizabeth his wife and Ann Rich and Martha Rich, both of Daw Walls in Cawthorn in the said county, spinsters, which the said Elizabeth the wife of the said John Sanderson, Ann Rich and Martha Rich are the three daughters and heirs at law of Jonas Rich, late of Daw Wills, yeoman, deceased, who was the only son and heir at law and also a devisee named in the last will and testament of Aymor Rich late of the same place, yeoman, deceased, of the one part and Joseph Allen .....

     Jonas Rich was born before 24 June 1773 in Stainborough, Silkstone, Yorkshire. He was christened on 24 June 1773 in Silkstone, Yorkshire. Jonas, son of Emor Rich, Stainborough.. He was the son of Amor Rich and Mary Unknown (Wilkinson).
     Jonas was buried on 29 May 1774 in St Mary's, Barnsley, Yorkshire.

      There is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son. He may have settled and died overseas. A Jones Rich was in Virginia in 1638 There is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son. He may have settled and died overseasThere is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son. He may have settled and died overseas. A Jones Rich was in Virginia in 1638 There is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son[Passenger & immigration lists and indexes: extracted from Greer, Early Virginia immigrants 1623-1666, Baltimore, GPC, 1960, p.276] but this Jonas is too young.
     In 1707, 1710 & 1712 a Jonas paid land tax on land at Thurlestone, and a Jonas (probably the nephew is listed there in 1723 but not in 1728). He also paid tax at Hunshelf in 1707 & 1712.. Jonas Rich was christened on 19 June 1631 in Penistone, Yorkshire. Jonas filius Reginaldi Rich.. He was the son of Reginald Rich and Sarah Greaves.
     Jonas Rich and Jonas Rich were mentioned in the 1672 hearth tax list in Hunshelf, Penistone, with one hearth. There was the only Jonas in the 1672 Hearth Tax returns for South Yorkshire.      
Jonas Rich and Jonas Rich Jonas Rich paid 10/8 land tax at Thurlstone, and 11/8 tax at Penistone in 1692, but he is not listed for 1693 at either place in 1692 in Penistone, Yorkshire.
They was a petitioner in Penistone, YKS, on 24 August 1699.

      Of Pond (Hunshelf), Penistone, held lands in Thurlstone, Penistone & Silkstone. He is possibly the Jonas mentioned as grandson of Reginald Rich in his will of 1677 as son of John & Martha. But is this the same Jonas who settled at Pond? He is too young to have grandchildren born from 1681 or even 1705.
A Jonas is also listed paying 10/8 1/2 land tax in 1723 (this would be his nephew Jonas but he is not mentioned in 1728). He is possibly one of the Jonas mentioned as paying 4/- in the pound land tax at Edgefield or Rocker End in Bradfield [Ronksley #7211].. Jonas Rich was born before 1645? In Penistone, Yorkshire. Jonas may be the Josephus who was baptised 10 August 1650 at Penistone, or he may be the Jonas son of Reg baptised in 1631. However Edward's heir was his son Jonas. He was the son of Edward Rich and Mary Unknown.
Jonas Rich married Sarah Unknown circa 1660? In England.
     Jonas Rich and Jonas Rich were mentioned in the 1672 hearth tax list in Hunshelf, Penistone, with one hearth. There was the only Jonas in the 1672 Hearth Tax returns for South Yorkshire.
Jonas Rich was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated 9 & 15 December 1687 in Penistone, Yorkshire, re Woodend. 9 December: Agreement to surrender: Francis Broadbent of Wortley and John Tyas of Welhill, parish of Penistone to Jonas Rich of Pond, parish of Penistone. All their messauges, lands, etc. at Woodend, parish of Penistone, being copyhold lands of the manor of Penistone which they promise to surrender in the manor court before 15 December for 106 pounds.
     15 December: Bond: Francis Broadbent of Wortley and John Tyas of Welhill, bound to Jonas Rich of Pend in 212 pounds that they are lawfully seized of part of a messuage called Woodend, parish of Penistone ... and several closes called the Great Thorn, the Little Thorn ... the Pond Croft, the little Pingle on the other side of the lane, the New Cose, Little Chapepelfield, the kilne croft at Cubleywoodside being of the yearly rent of 3/7, which they surrendered in the manor court to the use of Jonas Rich for 106 pounds by surrender of even date.
     Aquittance: Francis Broadbent of Wortley and John Tyas of Welhill to Jonas Rich of Pond. 106 pounds paid for lands and tenements at Woodend in the manor of Penistone.
Jonas Rich was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated on 30 June 1692 in Penistone, YKS, Copy surrender and admittance: Court Manor of Penistone of Sir Godfrey Bosville . It was presented that Francis Broadbent of Wortley and Maria his wife and John Tyas of Welhill and Margaret his wife had surendered part of a messauge called Woodend ... at Cubley Woodside to the use of Jonas Rich of Pond who made fine 3/7 and was admitted.      
Jonas Rich and Jonas Rich Jonas Rich paid 10/8 land tax at Thurlstone, and 11/8 tax at Penistone in 1692, but he is not listed for 1693 at either place in 1692 in Penistone, YKS.
     Jonas Rich and Reginald Rich were mentioned in a deed dated 23 January 1696. Mentioned in a bond dated 23 Jan 1696, were Jonas Rich of Pond, yeoman, John Rich of Thurlstone, Emanuel Rich of Illians, Reynolds Rich of Hazlehead, all yeoman - Daniel Rich (of Smallshaw) was referee.
They was a petitioner in Penistone, YKS, on 24 August 1699.
     Jonas Rich was mentioned in a deed dated 4 May 1700.
     Jonas Rich was mentioned in a deed dated 2 May 1705. An indenture dated 2 May 1705 Between Robert Longsdon of Sheffield, Yks, cutler of the one part and Jonas Rich of Pond in the parish of Peniston, Yks, yeoman of the other part whereby the said Robert Longston in consideration of the sum of 138 pounds did grant release and absolutely confirm unto the said Jonas Rich and his heirs and assigns all that messuage tenement or dwelling house, etc. situated in the parish of Silkstone and then in the tenure or occupation of Francis Meakson ... (and were then in the actual possession of the said Jonas Rich) by vertue of a bargain and sale therein unto the said Jonas Rich his heirs, etc. forever... Witnessed by George Walker of Hunshelf and Wiliam Nevinson? of Wortley, gent. William Fenton of Underbank and Godfrey Boseville, clerk to the said William Fenton. The mark of Jonas Rich. Registered 17 August 1705.      
Jonas Rich In 1707 and 1712 he paid £1/9/9 and £1/9/4 for land at Hunshelf and may be the Jonas Rich also paid land tax of £1/1/5 for property at Thurlstone between 1707 and 1712 in Hunshelf, Penistone, Yorkshire.
In 1707 Pain laid that if the coal mines on Short Heath possessed by Jonas Rich & John Parking be not filled up..
     Jonas Rich mortgaged property 3 & 4 May 1708. Robert Cauldwells of Catthill, Silkeston, yeoman and Thomas his son & heir, to Jonas Rich of Pond, parish of Penistone, yeoman. Mortgage re Cathill property. Jonas Rich made his mark [an R], Witnessed by John Sanderson. Other deeds relating to Cathill, to the use of Jonas Rich, 1 Dec 1713.
     Jonas Rich made a will dated 20 March 1713/14 in Penistone, YKS. Jonas mentions his wife Sarah in his will. They left lands to their nephew Jonas then Amor, sons of Daniel Rich, and mentioned his nephew John. In the name of God amen I Jonas Rich of Pond in the parish of Penistone being weak in body ... to my loving wife Sara ... household goods and all manner of .... to dispose of as she thinks fit ...
I give and bequeath to my nephew Jonas Rich late of Deykin Brook and his heirs ... after my wife's death all my messuage or dwelling house, lands tenements etc. lying in Thurlstone in the parish of Penistone now or late in the possession of Timothy Milnes and Timothy Askam and all other of my lands ... in Thurlston except what are ... otherwise devised to the said Jonas Rich or his heirs paying ... and whereas the said Jonas Rich my nephew has been for some time absent ... I do hereby devise and appoint that in case the said Jonas Rich shall not return twelve months after my wife's decease that then Emor Rich of Daw Walls shall enter to have & enjoy the messuage house ...before ... to Jonas Rich he paying ... and that the said Emor Rich and his heirs shall enjoy ... & profits ... said Jonas Rich shall dye without issue of his bodye lawfully begotten then I give and bequeath the afsd messuages, etc. in Thurlstone afsd to the said Emor Rich and his heirs ... and I do give & devise unto my said nephew Emor Rich and his heirs forever from and after my wife's death all my messuages, lands etc. lying in Penyston now or late ... occupation of wid: Priest, wid: Booker, John Wordsworth & John Hinchcliff or any of them and I do give & devise unto John Lyndley my grandson and his heirs forever after my wife's death all my messuage house now or late in the possession of ... Crosley lying in Thurlston afsd and I do give unto my grandson George Lindley and his heirs forever after my wife's death all my houses, lands etc. lying & adjoining to Silkston Moor now or late in the possession of Wm M..son
And I give and devise unto my nephew John Rich of Deykin Brook and his heirs forever after my wife's decease all my messuages, lands, etc. at Catthill late in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Caldwell upon condition that he or his heirs pay unto Sarah Bagshaw my granddaughter twenty pounds c/o John? Lindley twenty pounds within twelve months after my wife's decease if he or his heirs fail in payment thereof then I give and devise the said messuages, etc. to Sarah Bagshaw ... Lindley ..
Also I give and devise to my grandson John Lindley and his heirs for ever after my wife's death all my messuage lands, etc. at Kind?? Moore in the parish of Silkstone now or late in the possession of Thomas Hobson upon condition that he pay to Mary Beever? forty pounds within twelve months after my wife's decease and I do hereby further give and devise ... to be charged upon & out of my lands in Thurlston to Emor Rich Jonas Rich to witt
I give and devise to Jonathan Frances ten pounds
to my grand daughter Sarah Bagshaw ten pounds
and to .... fifteen pounds
and to my ... Martha Goldthorpe five pounds
and to my ... Hanna Goddard five pounds
and to my neice Anne Goddard five pounds ...
George Wordsworth of Wosbrough three pounds
and to Richard Woodward of ... three pounds
and to Richard Turner of Hunshelf Bank one pound
& to my sister Mary Goddard ten pounds
and also to my parish apprentice Barnett Bowder upon condition he serve his time out at my farme at ... pounds all which several sums last ... & not chargeable out of any other .. of my estate I will and devise shall be paid out of my estate in Thurlston which is devised to Jonas and Emor Rich to be paid by him or his heirs that shall enjoy the said estate within twelve months after my wife's decease except to Barnett Bowder who is not to be paid before he has served his time but if default be made in payment then I give and devise the said messuages & lands to my said legatees? ... to hold the same until payment of their legacy with interest & costs and in case my nephew Jonas Rich shall return then my will and mind is that John Rich shall pay out of the estate at Catthill to him ... said Jonas Rich ... how he left the country and I do hereby give and devise all the residue ... of my personal estate to my grand daughter Alice Lindley paying my executors their reasonable charges & expenses & for their trouble and I do make John Rich and George Lindley joint executors of this my last will and testament 20 March 1713
Jonas Rich his mark Signed delivered published & declared by the above named testator in the presence of us who have under sett our hands as witnesses in the presence of the said testator (and ... the words Emor Rich ... John West... Geo walker. vicessimo octavo die mensis ... fuit. He was buried on 27 March 1714 in Penistone. Sepulta Jonas Rich Hug..g...
     Jonas died circa 27 March 1714 in Penistone, YKS.
     His will was proved on 28 May 1714 at the Exchequer Court of York. He was mentioned as a deceased tenant in the manorial rolls dated 15 November 1714, in Penistone, YKS, Copy surrender: Court of Sir William Boseville, Manor of Penistone. It was presented that Jonas Rich, lately deceased, surendered on 13 March last, to Sir Godfrey Boseville lately deceased then lord of the manor of Peniston, a messuage called Woodend with several closes and lands to such uses as would be revealed in his will. It was also presented that the said Jonas Rich had by will dated 23 March last left the premises to the use of Sarah Rich his wife for her life and after her death to the use of Amor Rich.