THIRD GENERATION

10. Phillip CHAVE died in 1683 in Uplowman. He Administration in 1683 in Court of Archdeaconry of Exeter. He was buried on 17 Jun 1683 in Uplowman Churchyard. (4) He has reference number Ch@@Imxx@@IP1. Possibly a son of John CHAVE the Elder (son of Phillippe CHAVE) andbroth er to Edward who married Rebeckah. Edward had a sister Elizabethbpt 1665.

In the will of Phillip's son, John (last of the male sibblings)writt en in 1723 and very detailled - it mentions a cousin George Hanford w ho is to be a guardian of his children along with a brotherin law etc. Th ere is a marriage recorded between a George Hanford andElizabeth CHA VE at Uplowman in March 1712. If this is the Elizabethwho was bpt in 16 65 she would have been about 47 when married -unlikely but possible.

There is evidence in other CHAVE wills that the Hanford family weresolicit ors or similar, and that their partners were Chaves - see thewill of Jo hn CHAVE the Younger and the indenture of Phillippe CHAVE,and details in T ree Three.

If this is correct, it would make George a cousin of the testator Jo hn IF Edward (Elizabeth's father) was a brother of John's father Philip.Th is Philip was married in 1669, so must have been born around 1650 atthe la test. Edward's son John had a daughter Elizabeth would wouldhave be en of a more marriagable age in 1712 so she may be the wife ofGeorge Hanfo rd. But balanced against that is the distant age gap tothe other childr en of Edward to fit that generation, and the questionof why a more "junio r" member of the family would be chosen for therole. Also the name of Phil ip would be consistent with being theeldest son named for a grandfathe r, ie Edward's elder brother.

In comparing the wills of the two strands of the family, it is clearthat t his line has the most property by far, but that there areimportant membe rs of the other line, especially with respect to JohnChave the Elder. Th is would be consistent with the sibling theory, andthat John CHAVE the Eld er was the father of Philip.
not listed amongst those buried outside the parish, only one Philippossib le amongst burial register entries.
Entry under 1682 section but written after entry in same hand 1683. Ju ne is indistinct, could be Jany.
Document not found. Appears in list made 1908.
Philip CHAVE, Uplooman

He was married to Alice BRYANT on 10 Jun 1669 in Uplowman Parish Church.(4) 1669 Philip CHAVE & Alice Bryant were marryed the tenth day of June Alice BRYANT died in 1701 in Uplowman. She was buried on 7 Mar 1701 in Uplowman Churchyard. reference to will proved 1702; Alice CHAVE, Uplooman
There is a marriage record of another Bryant girl, quite close to this dat e, who evidently was from Halberton Parish.

Details of burial from Ralph Chave's Transcript 7 Mar. 1701 Alice Cha ve [of] Fenn Ottery, possibly indicating where her family came from. The w ill index has her residence as Uplooman (sic). Phillip CHAVE and Alice BRYANT had the following children:

child26 i. Edward CHAVE was in 1720. He died in 1726. He has reference number ChJJmPAJJE1. entry in Uplowman burial register 3 Nov 1726, though no Gent suffix.Also W ill & Administration in Brit. Rec. Soc. list for 1727 EdwardChave, Uplooma n. Proved Arch. Ct. Exon.
same set of deeds as per property in ownership of Elizabeth dau of broth er William, and later Osmund, grandson of brother John.
child+27 ii. William CHAVE.
child+28 iii. Joan CHAVE.
child+29 iv. Susanna CHAVE.
child+30 v. John CHAVE.

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