"Nycholas Blysse bur. ye ii of Jan."
"One year, five months, and thirteen days after the burial of William Blysse, in 1574, his second son, Nicholas, to whom he had bequeathed the shop in Staverton and the dwelling in Daventry {likely a house at or near the Plough and Bell Inn}, died unmarried."
Source: Register of Holy Cross Church, Daventry, Burial Records: Reprinted in The Bliss Book by Charles Arthur Hoppin, Hartford, Connecticut, MCMXIII.
"One year, five months, and thirteen days after the burial of William Blysse, in 1574, his second son, Nicholas, to whom he had bequeathed the shop in Staverton and the dwelling in Daventry {likely a house at or near the Plough and Bell Inn}, died unmarried."
Source: Register of Holy Cross Church, Daventry, Burial Records: Reprinted in The Bliss Book by Charles Arthur Hoppin, Hartford, Connecticut, MCMXIII.
"Nycholas Blysse bur. ye ii of Jan."
"One year, five months, and thirteen days after the burial of William Blysse, in 1574, his second son, Nicholas, to whom he had bequeathed the shop in Staverton and the dwelling in Daventry {likely a house at or near the Plough and Bell Inn}, died unmarried."
Source: Register of Holy Cross Church, Daventry, Burial Records: Reprinted in The Bliss Book by Charles Arthur Hoppin, Hartford, Connecticut, MCMXIII.
"One year, five months, and thirteen days after the burial of William Blysse, in 1574, his second son, Nicholas, to whom he had bequeathed the shop in Staverton and the dwelling in Daventry {likely a house at or near the Plough and Bell Inn}, died unmarried."
Source: Register of Holy Cross Church, Daventry, Burial Records: Reprinted in The Bliss Book by Charles Arthur Hoppin, Hartford, Connecticut, MCMXIII.
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