Edmund Goltye of Ipswich

View in Suffolk by Thomas Gainsborough

We are told in the will of his father that Edmund Goltye was born May 10, 1565. He was not yet 19 years old when his father died and Edmund became his executor. Even though he was the executor he did not come into his full inheritance until he was 23 years old. Continue reading

Richard Goltye of Ipswich

Calais Pier, Sloop returning to Port

Robert Green in his book, The History, Topography and Antiquities of Framlingham and Saxted, gives a brief synopsis of the life of Richard Golty, Rector of Framlingham. Within that synopsis is a sentence about his grandfather, the subject of this article, who I am calling “Richard Goltye of Ipswich”. Mr. Green quotes: Continue reading

The Will of Richard Collins of Ipswich

In the Name of God, Amen the eighth day of April one thousand six hundred six and in the fourth  year of the  Reigne of our sovereign Lord James by the grace of God of England France and Ireland kinge defender of the faith &c and of Scotland the nyne  and  thirtieth. Continue reading