David’s family
Alice Anne de Ferrers Ingram
6 OCT 1586 – 3 OCT 1614 · 9th great-grandmotherAlice Anne de Ferrers Ingram was born 6 October 1586 and died 3 October 1614. A London marriage-license entry dated 27 November 1607 identifies an Allice Ferrers of St Leonard's Bromely, Middlesex, as the daughter of William Ferrers, Citizen and Mercer of London, and records her intended marriage to John Hallyday, gentleman.
Alice Anne de Ferrers Ingram was born on 6 October 1586. She is identified in the supplied family relationship path as the mother of John Hallyday.
A marriage-license entry dated 27 November 1607 records an Allice Ferrers of St Leonard's Bromely, Middlesex, described as a maiden aged 21. The entry identifies her as the daughter of William Ferrers, Citizen and Mercer of London. Her father's consent was attested by her brother, Edward Ferrers of All Hallows, Lombard Street.
The same entry records John Hallyday, gentleman, of St Michael Basishaw, described as a bachelor aged 25 and the son of Sir Leonard Hallyday, Knight and Alderman of London. Sir Leonard Hallyday consented to the marriage.
Alice Anne de Ferrers Ingram died on 3 October 1614.
A marriage-license entry dated 27 November 1607 records an Allice Ferrers of St Leonard's Bromely, Middlesex, described as a maiden aged 21. The entry identifies her as the daughter of William Ferrers, Citizen and Mercer of London. Her father's consent was attested by her brother, Edward Ferrers of All Hallows, Lombard Street.
The same entry records John Hallyday, gentleman, of St Michael Basishaw, described as a bachelor aged 25 and the son of Sir Leonard Hallyday, Knight and Alderman of London. Sir Leonard Hallyday consented to the marriage.
Alice Anne de Ferrers Ingram died on 3 October 1614.
Historical context
The 1607 marriage-license entry preserves details of the couple's residences, ages, fathers, and parental consent. It also identifies members of both families in London civic and commercial settings.
Sources & research
London: Marriage Licenses 1520-1610.