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A family involved in the cloth trade in Warwickshire & London. As senior merchant traders in the city of Coventry their family and married connections were mayors of Coventry, including J. REMINGTON (Mercer) in 1765, Thomas LIGHTBOURNE in 1751 & Edward HARPER in 1778. Ancestry of Anna Maria REMINGTON who married Samuel DUFKIN of Chilvers Coton (S Nuneaton), Warks on 10.11.1762 at Holy Trinity, Coventry (my 6xGGPs). Anna Maria REMINGTON was the daughter of John REMINGTON & Mary BOYCE (my 7xGGPs). Name can be found/mistranscribed as KEMMINGTON, BENNINGTON, BENINGTON, BEMINGTON, BEMMINGTON, REMINGTON, REMMINGTON, RENINGTON or RIMINGTON, as examples. REMINGTON is in the 1544 survey of Nuneaton. They are also in the Hearth Tax and one Edmund REMINGTON (mis-spelt RENINGTON and KEMMINGTON) was recorded as having 5 hearths between 1663 and 1666 when the property was empty, plus arrears for 1 hearth in 1664. A Thomas REMINGTON had 1 hearth and then built another two in 1670 (then mis-spelt RIMINGTON). It looks like he had a son Edward REMINGTON. In 1676 Edward REMINGTON was living in Wash Lane on the very border of Chilvers Coton and Nuneaton parish. (Chilvers Coton is a rare parish which almost enters the centre of town of its adjoining parish). Edward REMINGTON seems to have done pretty well from these records as he took over a property of the local lord of the manor: Edward STRATFORD who had 5 hearths and built two more. So he had 7 hearths in 1674. The Hearth Tax appears not to be collected after 1676. The impression is that the REMINGTONs were wealthy people as they had some of the largest houses recorded at this time. They might have been substantial farm houses. An number of records from the National Archives are transcribed in the following document. |
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