Appendix 55 - Kitnors of Selworthy

3. In 1603 John Kittner of Tivington was a churchwarden of Selworthy.

Source: ibid., p. 116

4. In 1614 the will of John Kitner, senior, of Selworthy was proved, and in 1619 the will of Joane Kitnor, probably his widow, was proved.

Source: Taunton Wills, Part II; Appendix 100a

5. On 30th November 1624 John Kittnor, probably the above John's son, signed a SElworthy parish agreement.

Source: The Parish of Selworthy, p. 287

6. In 1628 Sidwell Kitner, widow, probably John's widow, paid 8/- subsidy on land in Allerford in Selworthy.

Source: ibid., p. 223: Subsidy Roll, 4 Chas. j, 172/387

7. The will of Maude (Matilda) Kitnor was proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Taunton in 1638.

Source: Taunton Wills, Part II; Appendix 100a

8. In 1641 Michael Kidner signed the protest against popery.

Source: History of Part of West Somerset, p.493; Appendix 46

9. In 1736 and 1745 Andrew Kitnor paid rates in Overlands, Selworthy.

Source: The Parish of Selworthy, pp. 120, 125

1. On 13th December 1576, Sidwell, daughter of John Kitner, and on 14th July 1578 John, son of John Kitnor, were buried at Selworthy.

Source: The Parish of Selworthy by Rev. Frederick Hancock, pp. 113, 114.

2. On 17th March 1582/83 John Kitner, clothier, of Tivington, Selworthy, signed a parish agreement as a church warden; Edward Kitner, "the sonne of the said John Kitner", was a partner to the agreement. Again, on 25th March 1590 John Kitner alias Chebett was a partner to an agreement on behalf of the parish.

Source: ibid., pp. 273-277, 282-285