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Alice HALKE
1621 - Yes, date unknown
Has 2 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
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Name Alice HALKE Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 22 Apr 1621 St. Mary’s Church, Brabourne, Kent, England 
- From transcribed data on KFHS CD 23:
Alice HAWKES daughter of William
Gender Female Died Yes, date unknown Siblings3 brothers and 5 sisters Patriarch & Matriarch 
William HALKE, bap. 9 Oct 1575, St. Mary’s Church, Brabourne, Kent, England, d. Yes, date unknown (Age ~ 66 years) (Father) 
Elizabeth LYSTER, bap. 24 Mar 1583, St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Appledore, Kent, England, d. Aft 15 Jul 1642 (Age ~ 59 years) (Mother) Person ID I17145 All Last Modified 23 Jun 2018
Father William HALKE, bap. 9 Oct 1575, St. Mary’s Church, Brabourne, Kent, England , d. Yes, date unknown (Age ~ 66 years) Mother Elizabeth LYSTER, bap. 24 Mar 1583, St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Appledore, Kent, England , d. Aft 15 Jul 1642 (Age ~ 59 years) Married 9 Oct 1599 St. Mary’s Church, Brabourne, Kent, England - From the Parish Register (m/f images, viewed at the CCA, July 2015)
"Willm Hawcke and elyzebethe Lister were maried the 9 of october ao 1599"
These show that the bride's name for 2 consecutive entries is given as Elizabeth Lyster.
Were there really 2 marriages running for an Elizabeth Lyster? I was at first suspicious that an error had been made, but it would seem there were.
Lyster was not a Brabourne name, but the marriage licence for the previous entry (for a marriage to a John Carpenter) shows that Elizabeth was a widow from Appledore.
I speculated that maybe the 2nd Elizabeth was a relation who met through the first marriage occuring. Now I have seen the will of a William Lyster of Appledore who died in 1599. He left a daughter and a widow Elizabeth; it seems these were the two Elizabeths who married in Brabourne. A note has been added alongside the probate statement for the will, dated 27 Nov 1600, which mentions William Halk, confirming a link between a William Halk and the Lysters in the will.
Further evidence is that Elizabeth Lyster of Appledore had a sister Agnes, who fits as the one who married Boys Ower, with references to the Halkes in their wills.
Family ID F5401 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family Edward STEDE, b. Bef 1619, d. Yes, date unknown Married 1640 St. Mary’s Church, Smeeth, Kent, England - Based on marriage licence info.
Any children of this marriage were probably baptised in Smeeth during the period for which there is a gap in the PRs (1640-1661).
Marriage License 11 Jul 1640 Canterbury, Kent, England - From Cowper (second series, p.935-6):
"Stede, Edward, of Smeeth, g., ba., 21 and upwards, whose father, Mr. Robert Steed, consents, and Alice Halke of Bircholt, v., about 20, d. of William Halke, s. p., g.. who also consents. At Smeeth. July 11, 1640."
Last Modified 23 Jun 2018 Family ID F6913 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- From transcribed data on KFHS CD 23:
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Baptised - 22 Apr 1621 - St. Mary’s Church, Brabourne, Kent, England 
Married - 1640 - St. Mary’s Church, Smeeth, Kent, England 
Marriage License - 11 Jul 1640 - Canterbury, Kent, England = Link to Google Earth (if installed; see link below to install) Pin Legend 
