Suffolk Sibton - why alias ?

Headless John Chapman alias Barker 1582 stands opposite his wife Julyann www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/518008283/ daughter of Thomas Derehaugh of Badingham

John was the son of Richard Barker of Nayland dc1561 and wife Alice 1560

Children

3 sons www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/518008245/ and 3 daughters www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/517963650/

1. Edmund the heir

2. John

3. Anthony dsp 1594

1. Ann m Thomas Barker of Colchester

2. Dorothy m Frederick Johnson of Ipswich

3. Elizabeth m .... Smythe

 

Will = "my capital messuage with all my lands in Sibton and Yoxford to Edmund, with remainder to son John, then to son Anthony and lastly to the next male to the common law. To Edmund after the decease of my brother Thomas Barker my houses and lands in Peasenhall To John lands in Blaxhall and Farnam and meadow in Bedhall. To Anthony at 21 houses and lands in Aldburgh, Haslewood, Saxmundham and Standfield. My daughters Elizabeth and Dorothy. To my brother Thomas Chapman alias Barker my house in Peasenhall named New Inn. To Ann Barker of Colchester the whole sum of £10 and no more, to be paid by my son Edmund. My sons to be executors

 

- Sibton church Suffolk

Done