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Sir William ESTCOURT, 3rd Baronet
1654 - 1684 (30 years)
Has 16 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
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Name William ESTCOURT Prefix Sir Suffix [ONS gp] 3rd Baronet Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born 1654 Gender Male Biography History of Parliament website - His page is here
Died Nov 1684 Globe Tavern, Fleet Street, London, England 
Cause: Run through with a sword (twice) in a fight - His death is explained in the History of Parliament, which gives a number of sources for the following information:
He served as foreman of the jury which acquitted Edward Nosworthy II in November 1684. At the celebration which followed at the Globe tavern in Fleet Street, an altercation broke out after 'a discourse arose about leaping horses' between Henry St. John and Francis Stonehouse. Politics is unlikely to have played any part, since Estcourt was run through both by the Whig St. John, and the Tory Edmund Webb. The last of his family, his death, according to Morrice, was 'very much bewailed'. The murderers were pardoned, probably because of Webb's signal loyalty 'in turbulent and staggering times'.
Siblings1 brother Patriarch & Matriarch 
Person ID I27416 All Last Modified 1 Sep 2018
Father Sir Giles ESTCOURT, Knight and 1st Baronet, bap. 16 Oct 1601, d. 17 Nov 1668, Long Newnton, Wiltshire, England (Age ~ 67 years) Mother Anne MORDAUNT, bur. 6 Jul 1655 Married Bef 1649 - BHO website shows by 1649 without a source, perhaps based on Anne having had six children (3 sons, 3 daughters) by the time of her death.
Family ID F8161 Family Group Page | Family Chart