From Bernard Allen
I have also managed to track down one of the missing diaries of William Phillipps which is in the Senate House Library, in which he writes as well as many other entries,' My dear mother in law Mrs Alice Cotterell departed this life March ye 2? 1758' and 'On Sunday Dec/ber ye 17th 1758 about six in the evening my dear brother in law Mr. Edward Cotterell departed this life'.

The list of all parish records for Buckland I could find between 1629 and 1707, although it seems some years are missing.
Parish Records Buckland Gloucestershire
Christening John Foster (Alice’s brother) the son of Master?(Mister?) Thomas Foster March 13, 1672
Christening Alice Foster daughter of Thomas Foster June 13, 1677
Christening Catharine Foster (Alice’s sister) daughter of Thomas Foster November 11, 1679
Burial Thomas Foster (Alice’s father) was buried April 8, 1694
Burial Alice Foster (Alice’s mother), widow, March 22, 1707

Parish Records Buckland, Gloucestershire
Edward Cotterell of Saintbury and Alice Foster of Buckland were married September the nineteenth 1709
[Buckland is about 5 kilometres from Saintbury]

Parish Records Saintbury
Burial March 31, 1758 Mrs. Alice Cotterell widow

Mentioned in her will dated April 12, 1756, proven June 20, 1759
Sole executor son Thomas Cotterell
Son Edward Cotterell
Daughter Mary Phillips wife of William Phillips of Broadway (Gloucestershire)
Grandson Richard Phillips, son of William and Mary Phillips
Mary, William, Thomas and Edward Phillips, daughter and sons of William and Mary Phillips
Grandson John Foster Phillips
Granddaughter Elizabeth Cotterell, spinster
Granddaughter Alice Cotterell
Granddaughter Catherine Cotterell
Grandson Edward Cotterell
Cousin James Thatcher

Parish Records Ebrington, Gloucestershire
Baptism September 30 1672 Edward Cotterill, father Edward Cotterill
Ebrington is about 2 miles from Chipping Campden

Parish Records Saintbury, Gloucestershire
Edward Cotterell was buried September 2, 1714.

Inventory of Edward Cotterell, yeoman late of Saintbury, Gloucester proven September 21, 1715 by Alice Cotterell, widow, John Millward and Richard Hathaway
A true and perfect Inventory of all & singular ye goods and chattells of Edward Cotterell yeoman deceased made and taken ye ninth day of September in the first year of ye reign of our Soverigne Lord King George Annoqz[?] Day 1714
In his purse and wearing apparell - 40 pounds
Debts seperate and disperate - 250 pounds
Lease Land in Willersy field - 50 pounds
In ye Hall
One table six chairs & one screen - 15 shillings
Two dripping panns one spit one jack - 9 shillings
In ye Kitchen
Three Brass panns - 1 pound 4 shillings
Panns Kettles - 1 pound
One Boyler [boiler] - 1 pound 8 shillings
Four Potts one Furnace - 3 pounds
One Mashfatt [?] Cowls & Lumber - 1 pound
In ye Parlour
Three Tables Fourtee [fourteen?, forty?] chairs & one pair of hand
Irons One Fender one pair of Bellows One
Fire Shovell one pair of Tongues [tongs] four pichers [pitchers]
One glass [possibly a looking glass or mirror]
[all together] - 3 pounds
In ye Dary [Dairy] House
One chees press three Cowles & three Cofers - 1 pound
In ye Butteries
Tenn Barrells & one Doughskeel - 2 pounds
In ye Pantry
Ten dishes Two dozen and nine plates & one Bason [basin] - 2 pounds
In ye Roome over ye Parlour
One French Bed with Appurtenances - 5 pounds
Ten chairs one chest one table one pair of
hand irons one glass
[all together] 1 pound 10 shillings
Totall 363 pounds 17 shillings
Robert Meads Will Hobbs
One pair of Flaxon Sheets four pair of Hemp
Four Dozen of Flax Napkins Eight Diper
Napkins & three Diper Table Clothes Seven Flax
Table Clothes one Holand Shirt Eight pair of
Common Sheets Six pair of Pillow Cearces Ten
Towells halfe a dozen of Flax yearn
[all together] 8 pounds
Exhibit fuit hoi Inventor vicesimo primo die mensis Septembris
Anno Dom 1715 per Aliciam Cotterell vid relict Defti vc pro vero vc
sub protesta cone tenande addend vc
[The last bit is in Latin. Apology for my poor transcription. But part of it means - inventory September 21, 1715 for Alice Cotterell, widow, relict.]
[Next page a printed form with room for hand written details. The printed parts are in English some of the handwritten parts are in Latin]
Know all Men by these presents that we Aliciam Cotterell de Saintbury in Com Glouc
vid Johen Millward de London Richum Hathaway de Glouc. celeber[?]
are held, and firmly bound unto Reverendo in Xpo Patri
Dno Richo [?] Epo Gloucr in duientio
of good and lawful Money of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to be paid unto the said
Lord Bishop, his certain Attorney, his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns.
To which payment, well and truly made, we oblige ourselves, and each of
us by himself in and for the whole, our each and every of our Heirs,
Executors, and Administrators, firmly by these presents Sealed with our Seals,
Dated the vicesimo primo Day of Septembris in the
[blank] Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord
Georgy by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland King, Defender of the Faith
Vt primo Anogs [?] Dom 1715
The Condition of this Obligation is such,
That if the above bounden Alice Cotterell widow
Administrator of all and singular Goods, Chattels, and Credits of
Edward Cotterell late of Saintbury in ye Diocess of Glouc
do make, or cause to be made, a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular
the Goods, Chattels and Credits of the Deceased, which have
or shall come to the hands, Possession, or Knowledge of her
the said Alice Cotterell or into the Hands
and Possession of any Person or Persons for her do well and truly
administer according to Law; and further do make, or cause to be made,
a true and just Accompt of her said Administration at or before
the last Day of August
next ensuing and all the Rest and Residue of the said
Goods, Chattels and Credits, which shall be found remaining upon the
said Administrator’s Account, the same being first examined and allowed
of, by the Judge or Judges for the Time being, of the said Court,
shall deliver and pay unto such Person or Persons respectively, as the
said Judge or Judges, by his or their Decree or Sentence, pursuant to
the true Intent and Meaning of the late Act of Parliament, made in
the Two and Twentieth and Three and Twentieth Years of the Reign of
our late Sovereign Lord King Charles the Second, entitled, “An Act for
the better settling of Intestates’ Estates,” shall limit and appoint; and if
it shall hereafter appear, that any last Will and Testemant was made by
the said Deceased, and the Executor or Executors therein named do exhibit
the same into the said Court, making request to have it allowed and
approved accordingly, if the said Alice Cotterell
above-bounden, being thereunto aquired, do render and deliver the said
Letter of Administration (Approbation of such Testament being first had
and made) in the said Court, then this Obligation to be void, or else to
remain in Full Force and Virtue.
Aliice Cotterell
John Millward
Richard Hathaway
Sealed and delivered in the presence of Sam Worral
[end of inventory]

Other Cotterells in the Saintbury parish records
[Spelled Seynbury or Seinbury in the early 1600’s]
[some before 1775 in Latin, the Latin names are recorded here in English]

Thomas Cottrell son of Edward Cottrell baptized April 25, 1577
Joanna Cotrill daughter of Edmund Cottrill baptism October 20, 1578
Richard Cotrell son of Edmund Cotrell baptized September 29, 1579
Richard Cotrell son of Edmund Cotrell baptized January 25, 1580
Francis Cottrell son of Edmund Cottrell baptized July 10, 1582
Joyce Cottrell daughter of Edmund Cottrell baptized May 4, 1585
John [Johes] Cottrell son of Edmund Cottrell baptism April 20, 1588
Marriage ?????? [a transcriber thinks Eugene, I think possibly Edmund, but I’m not confident in either] Cottrell of ?? [possibly Willersey] and Joanna [Graves?] January 30, 1590
William Cottrell son of Edmund Cottrell baptized September 29, 1591
Joane Cotterell daughter of Franc and Isabella Cotterell baptized February 14, 1607
Edmund Cottrell son of Franc. and Isabella Cotterell baptized March 24, 1608
Marriage Thomas Mathews of Oddenton and Joyce Cotterell of Saintbury were married November 6, 1609
Thomas Cotterell son of Franc and Isabella baptized January 10, 1613
John Cotterell son of Francis and Isabella Cotterell buried July 3, 1613
Edmund Cotterell buried June 19, 1614
Joyce Cotterell daughter of Franc and Isabella Cotterell baptized August 6, 1615
Thomas son of William Cotterell baptized February 21, 1618
*William Cotterell buried April 11, 1618
Francis Cotterell son of William baptized November 1, 1620
Anne Cotterell daughter of William and Anne baptized September 25, 1622
Marriage James Fisher and Joane Cotterell May 29, 1627
Margerie Cotterell widow buried December 5, 1628
Henry Cotterell son of Edmund Cotterell baptism January 30, 1630
Henry Cotterell son of Edmund Cotterell buried March 30, 1631
Edmund Cotterell son of Edmund Cotterell baptized April 22, 1632
Joice Cotterell daughter of Edmund baptized July 21, 1633
Marie Cotterell daughter of Edmund and Joane Cotterell baptized June 14, 1635
Thomas Cotterell son of Edmund and Joana baptized September 23, 1638
Wedding John Hache and Joice Cotterell by license October 30, 1638
Anne Cotterell daughter of Edmund and Joanna Cotterell baptized Aprill 11, 1641
Edward Cotterell son of Thomas and Frances Cotterell baptized August 21, 1642
Francis Cotterell son of Edmund Cotterell baptized November 5, 1643
Francis son of Thomas Cotterell baptized April 17, 1645
Isabell Cotterel daughter of Edmund Cotterel baptized January 30, 1646
Thomas Cotterell the son of Thomas Cotterell and Frances his wife baptized April 22, 1651
Marriage John Freeman and Joyce Cotterell married at Camden by Captain Welles March 29, 1654
Marriage John Stephens and Mary Cotterell married at Saintbury church September ? 1659
Elizabeth Cotterell the daughter of Thomas Cotterell and Francis his wife baptized December 30, 1659
Isabell Cotterell wife of Francis Cotterell buried December 20, 1664
Joyce Freeman [nee Cotterell] the wife of John Freeman the Younger buried May 6, 1667
Isabell Cotterell daughter of Edmund and Joane his wife buried July 16, 1667
*Thomas Cotterell buried August 27, 1668
Francis Cotterell aged 87 buried April 25, 1669
Thomas the son of Francis Cotterell buried Aprill 5, 1677
Francis Cotterell widow was buried January 16, 1681
*Angela? daughter of Edward Cotterell was buried April 29, 1682
*Thomas son of Edward Cotterell and Mary his wife was buried March 28, 1688
*Thomas the son of Thomas and Jane Cotterell was baptized February 1, 1693
Edmund Cotterell was buried August 27, 1673
*Thomas son of Thomas and Jane Cotterell was buried February 15, 1695
1698 [old style] was a bad year for the Cotterells, these entries are consecutive.
*Francis Cotterell was buried July 26
Ann [or Alice] legitimate daughter of ? [a transcriber gives the name as Jone] Cotterell wid [widow or widower?] was buried February 14?
Jone? Cotterell wid was buried February 17
*Mary Cotterell wid was buried March 1
*John Cotterell of Abbots Morton, Worcestershire married Elizabeth Stephens of Saintbury, Gloucester December 3, 1704
*John Cotterell was buried October 1, 1713
Edward Cotterel was buried September 4, 1714
*Jane the wife of Thomas Cotterell was buried August 28, 1722
*Thomas Cotterell was buried May 24, 1723
*Mary daughter of John and Mary Cotterell March 14, 1726
*Thomas the son of Jonathon Cotterell gentleman and Marry his wife buried May 29, 1730
*Baptized John the son of John and Mary Cotterell October 17, 1731
[* = not placed in family tree due to multiple possibilities]
[Church Wardens
Thomas Cotterell 1663
Edmund and Edward Cotterell in 1673
Thomas Cotterell a few times before 1695
Edward and Thomas Cotterell in 1696
Edward Cotterell 1701 to 1710
John Cotterell 1719]

end of Saintbury Parish Records

from https://www.willersey.org/saintbury.htm

Saintbury was founded in the 12th century. In Kelly's Directory of 1923, Saintbury was described as a village and parish, 3 miles south from Honeybourne station on the Great Western railway, 30 north-east from Gloucester and 3 miles west from Chipping Campden. When you stand and look at the view from St.Nicholas' Church you are on the north-western edge of the Cotswold oolitic limestone hills. Looking west the land falls away to the Vale of Evesham and beyond to the River Severn. This flat land with its deep loam soils, by way of Willersey, Childswickham, Aston Somerville and Sedgeberrow is a fertile bed, which has yielded fruit, vegetables and honey for centuries.

In 1712, Saintbury was recorded as having 54 houses with a population of 200 and in 1762 31 houses and a population of 138. As of the 2011 census, it had 151 houses and a population of 278 of which 142 were female and 136 male. Do notice the decline in the number of residents per house.

The Church of St Nicholas was described as “a building of stone in the Norman and later styles, consisting of chancel, nave, transepts, north porch and a tower with a spire.” The east window retains some ancient stained glass, representing St Nicholas. It was restored 1907-1913. The parish records of baptisms date from 1561, of marriages from 1585, and of burials from 1603. The living was then a rectory in the gift of Capt. H.C.J. Alston-Roberts-West, R.N. and had been held since 1900 by the Rev. Richard Muriel Nason M.A. of Magdalene College, Cambridge. There is an ancient cross at the bottom of the village. The church's earliest known feature is a sundial considered to be 11th century. The early finely carved box pews are an 18th-century addition and there is a notable collection of 17th and 18th century ledger slabs in the church.
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