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John Hemington
gentleman (1792) 1
of Denny Abbey, Cambridgeshire 2
died circa 1798
buried Waterbeach churchyard 3
will dated 1792
and proved 1798, PCC 4
Notes:
he owned lands in Needingworth, Huntingdonshire and other land in
Cambridgeshire.

(information: from his will dated 1792)

Sources: the Hemington and Hemington Harris family information comes
from three wills, abstracts of which have been supplied by Roy Hemington:

Will of John Hemington - Probate 1798 (PRO PCC ref. PROB11/1312)

Will of Grace Hemington - Probate 1822 (PRO PCC PROB11/1654)

Will of John Hemington - Probate 1836 (PRO PCC ref. PROB11/1868)

plus some searching on the internet and the 1881 UK census cdRom
married

Grace
died circa 1822
of Barnwell, Cambridgeshire 5


Ann
children
John
d. c1836
Grace
children of John Hemington and Grace
Ann Hemington
 married
Joseph Harris
of St. Pauls Churchyard, London in 1792
by 1822, Pentonville, Middlesex
John Hemington 6 died circa 1836
of Trumpington, Cambridge 7 8
died circa 1836 9

Notes: he was in partnership with Henry Giblin and William Bryant, Corn Merchants
in Swaffham Bulbeck, known as Giblin & Company.

He owned buildings and estates in Swaffham Bulbeck, Swaffham Prior,
Bottisham, Mildenhall and Waterbeach, Cambs., as well as other lands in
Landbeach and Hilton, Cambs.

(information: his will probated 1836)

 married
Elizabeth  10
Grace Hemington 11

Notes: unmarried in 1792, according to her father's will
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