"Ancestrees"

Esq. Unknown LAMMING

  General Notes:

The names of the parents of Ann Lamming are unknown. No christening records exist for her. A possible family was entered together soley from similar marriage dates and places in Barbados listed in the IGI files. A search of the wills in the Barbados Archives did lead to the following possibilities.
An Edward Lamming, Esq., had died by July 21st 1787 as his Sugar Plantation, 37 acres in St. Joseph's Parish, Barbados was listed for sale noting his decease. The same property was still advertised on Sept. 8, 1787 in the BARBADOS MERCURY newspaper. (F-200) (Our Anna would have to have been at least 31 years of age when she married if this Edward was her father. This is probably, therefore, not her father.)
Other Lamming families in Barbados prior to Anna's generation, were Dymock Laming, wife Ann, children: Edward, John, & Charles Meade, chr. Mar. 2, 1778 (St. Thomas Parish), Margaret, chr. Nov.5, 1769 (St.Joseph Parish) and probably Dymock, George and Mary Ann Laming. (These last four children were not listed in Dymock's will dated 1781, but the last three are listed as nephews and nieces in Dymock's brother, Edward's will dated 1770. If they are children of Dymock, then they had most likely died by the 1781 date of his will.) This Dymock Laming, whose will was probated 25th Jan. 1781, could be a possible grandfather to our Ann Lamming. The most likely sons of his that would be a father to our Anna would have been Edward, John or Charles Meade. The Edward mentioned as a first alternative on this page could have been Dymock's son Edward, brother to John and Charles Meade Laming. (F-201, 221)
Dymock's mother's name was Mary. Her will, written on 12th Mar. 1782 and probated on 11 Dec. 1782 in St. Joseph, listed her daughter-in-law, Ann Laming and grandson Edward Laming. She apparently had the following children: Edward Laming from St. Joseph Parish; A daughter who married Benjamin Alleyne and son Dymock (already mentioned). This information is in the will of her son, Edward, probated in 1770. This Edward, son of Mary, didn't mention a wife or children. (F-201)

Esq. married.