Notes

Note for: Samuel Woollett, 16 NOV 1781 - ABT. 1781 Index

Twin of Charles.

Notes

Note for: Philip Woollett, ABT. 1682 - BET. 1752 - 1753 Index

19 years old when christened in 1702.
Made a Freeman 5th Dec 1704.
Died between May 1752 and June 1753. Another entry suggests died between
1749 and 1753.
1716-1752 lived in East Lane, Maidstone.
Alive in 1749[nickwool.FTW]

Notes

Note for: Mary Sisly, ABT. 1681 - ABT. 1749 Index

Also spelled Sesly & Sisley.[nickwool.FTW]

Notes

Note for: Thomas Woollett, ABT. 1660 - ABT. 1720 Index

Made a Freeman 16th September 1681.
Apprenticed to his kinsman Henry Woollett (c. 1625), Henry was a
threadtwister in Maidstone and Freeman.

Thought to be descended either from Thomas Woollett (christened 1616) or
Phillip Woollett (christened 1617). Given that Philip died before 1648
he cannot be the father. Also, it is likely that the first born son of
Thomas would be called Thomas.

I have shown this Thomas, for the purposes of this tree and printout, as
son of Thomas (c. 1616) but the uncertainty and lack of evidence must be
noted.

Thomas died between July 1720 and July 1721.

Mary Woollett, who may be his sister, married James Dadson of Maidstone
15th April 1673.

1681-1687 at High Street, Maidstone.
1688 & 1718-1720 at Week Street.

James Dadson Snr. was witness to Thomas Woolletts marriage licence
allegation - 26 Oct 1680.

James Dadson Jnr. was witness to James Woolletts will - 30 March
1726.[nickwool.FTW]

Notes

Note for: Hannah Mason, ABT. 1659 - Index

Living at Week Street, Maidstone, in 1726.

Notes

Note for: John Woollett, ABT. 1738 - ABT. 1787 Index

Freeman 12 March 1768.
On watch papers engraved by his brother, "Watch Maker, Maidstone", "Watch
and Clock Maker in Red Lyon Street, Clerkenwell, London".
John Woollett was not admitted as a freeman of the Clockmakers Company or
of the Barber-Surgeons Company of London.
"His brother was a watchmaker, and lived in the middle row in Maidstone"
- letter in Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Dec 1875.
3rd July 1753, apprenticed to Walter Partridge, watchmaker and
barber-surgeon of London.
8th December 1758, apprentiship turned over to James Green, citizen and
clockmaker of Fenchurch Street, London.
? Member of Clockmakers Guild circa 1790?

Notes

Note for: Ann Woollett, ABT. 1740 - BEF. 1747 Index

Thought to have died before 1747 when Ann (2) was born.

Notes

Note for: Mary Woollett, ABT. 1736 - Index

Twin of Philip.
One set of notes suggest that she was buried on 2nd November 1737 in
which case she could not have married Joseph Bennett.

Notes

Note for: James Woollett, ABT. 1688 - 1726 Index

Freeman 11 Dec 1714.
1726 mariner HMS Cumberland.
Died between March and November 1726.
Rochester Ancestory Court Roll 1726.[nickwool.FTW]

Notes

Note for: John Woollett, ABT. 1694 - Index

Later of Mereworth?[nickwool.FTW]

Notes

Note for: Lydia Woollett, - Index

Alive in 1726.