[113]Mris. Deborah Aubrey, my honoured mother, was borne at Yatton-Kaynes,vulgoWest-Yatton, in the parish of Yatton-Keynel in com. Wilts., January 29th1609[114], mane.
In a letter from my mother, dated Febru. 3d, 1679/80, she tells me she was seaventie yeares old the last Thursday [29 Januarii]—quod N. B.
My mother was maried at 15 yeares old.
She fell sick of a burning feaver at Langford, Somerset.
She was taken on the 6thJune 1675; feaver there againe in July 1675.
She was borne Jan. 29th, morning, scil. the day before the anniversary-day of the king's decollation. She was 15 yeares old and as much as from January to June when she was maried.
She fell from her horse and brake her ... arme the last day of Aprill (1649 or 50) when I was a suitor to Mris Jane Codrington.
Lettre, Aug. 8, 1681:—she was lately ill three weekes and now her eies are a little sore.
Memorandum: 6 Januarie 1682/3, my mother writes to me that she is 73 yeares of age.
Note.She died at Chalk in Jan. 1685/6, and was buried at Kingston S. Michael; so in a letter by Aubrey to Anthony Wood, May 11, 1686, in MS. Ballard 14, fol. 139.
She died at Chalk in Jan. 1685/6, and was buried at Kingston S. Michael; so in a letter by Aubrey to Anthony Wood, May 11, 1686, in MS. Ballard 14, fol. 139.