See also
| Husband: | Joseph Pannell (1738-1814) | |
| Wife: | Sarah Monger (1752-1805) | |
| Marriage | 22 Jul 1790 | Ash, Surrey |
| Name: | Joseph Pannell | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 1738 | Ash, Surrey |
| Baptism | 14 Oct 1738 (age 0) | St Peter, Ash, Surrey |
| Occupation | 20 Oct 1802 (age 63-64) | Horse dealer, Ash, Surrey (wife Sarah's will) |
| Will | 13 Sep 1810 (age 71-72) | Date of will (see notes) |
| Death | 1814 (age 75-76) | Ash, Surrey |
| Burial | 29 Oct 1814 | Ash, Surrey |
| Name: | Sarah Monger | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 1752 | Ash, Surrey |
| Will | 29 Nov 1801 (age 48-49) | Mentioned in will of uncle, Thomas Honer |
| Will | 20 Oct 1802 (age 49-50) | Date of will (see notes) |
| Death | 18 Mar 1805 (age 52-53) | Ash, Surrey |
| Burial | 21 Mar 1805 | St Peter, Ash, Surrey |
| Probate | 26 Mar 1807 | Probate to Joseph Pannell, husband |
5 Oct., 1766. Joseph Pannell of Worplesdon, abode 4 weeks (?), horse dealer, bachelor, 24, and Ann Wheeler of Ash, spinster, 27 ; at Ash. John Worldridge of Worplesdon, husbandman, 2nd s. Both sign.
MLA, Commissary Court of Surrey
SW/41_371
Joseph Pannell of Ash, yeoman, snr. 13 Sep 1810
to son Charles messuage I live in and copyhold parcels of land called Round Close, Gill Mead and Highfield, Ash in my occupation and freehold close Little Close and the Piddle (1 acre) and 2 acres of meadow in Voll Mead in several places of which I am seized by virtue of my marriage settlement with wife Sarah formerly Sarah Monger, deceased and parcel of land in Voll Mead which I bought from William Mellersh; to my son Charles all my household goods and all my clothes paying £40 to daughter Sarah wife of Nathaniel Attfield and £40 to my daughter Ann wife of John Richardson; to son Joseph, jnr. messuage Potkiln House, Ash and two parcels of meadow adjoining called Spring Saw and the Platt (1 acre) and Long Close (2 acres) and parcel of land of 1½ acres I late bought from William Mellersh and two parcels of land once one field called Woodhatch now divided into two, one field of 3 acres and other of 1½ acres called Woodhatch Mead and close called Square Close (5 acres) and close called Chittys Cratt otherwise Chittys Close (2 acres) between a parcel of land called the Hammick on the east and Sow Lane on west, certain lands called Little Painters on north and Snellings Hammick on south which are freehold in my occupation and except land which I bought from William Mellersh came to me in fee simple by said marriage settlement and freehold messuage Joseph Pannell, jnr. lives in with all my ready money and farming stock; to son George who already amply provided for £10; to daughter Sarah Attfield £210 and to daughter Ann Richardson £210
Witnesses: Edward Stevens of Ash; Joseph Allden of Ash, jnr.; Geoffrey J. Cottee, clerk
to (Mr) Trimmer, attorney;
Proved: 9 Oct 1815 to exec. [DW/PA/7/33 pp.784-789; DW/PA/5/1815/14] (died Oct 1814; under £450)
By indentures of 5 & 6 Jul 1790 between me as Sarah Monger and said Joseph Pannell and James Honer of Pirbright yeoman & Richard Honer of Horsell yeoman, execs – freehold land Long Acres otherwise Long Close (2 acres) the Little Close as the Little Piddle (1 acre) & 2 acres of meadow in Vell Mead dispersed in several places, Square Close (5a) and hop kiln near the Greyhound all in Ash & said copyhold public house & freehold plot (2 rods) now taken into garden belonging to said copyhold & several parcels of land once one field Woodhatch now converted into two fields one 3a and other 1½a called Woodhatch Mead and close Chitty Cratt otherwise Chittys Close (2a) & messuage Potkiln House & 2 platts adjoining one now or formerly Spring Law all in Ash, all to my husband for life & if I die childless to him absolutely...
Will dated 20.10.1802
DW/PA/7/33 pp.357-363; DW/PA/5/1807/20