Christie's Thornhurst boasts an outstanding collection of midcentury-modern architecture.
View 24 photos for 22 Thornhurst Dr, Carmel, IN 46032, a 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,934 Sq. Ft. single family home built in 1958 that was last sold on 01/03/2022.
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Craig Mooney makes paintings of dramatic moments and heightened emotionality that are known for being expansive and expressive. Though a representational painter, the artist incorporates a myriad of abstract qualities throughout his paintings. In his figurative work, Mooney romanticizes his subjects and presents them in an atmospheric lens that is best described as dreamlike. His paintings appear to be capturing a moment suspended in time. While his work feels familiar, it is not specific. All paintings are the product of his imagination. Born and raised in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, Mooney’s roots in art go back to his youth. His father, a physician and an amateur artist, taught him how to create oil paintings from discarded art supplies found on city streets. To Mooney, the city was an endless source of inspiration at an early age. Though he would later take art classes in high school and college, Mooney regards this early exposure as the truest form of training he has ever received. Since attending sleep-away camp in the 1970s as a child, and exploring its inland and coastal areas later as an artist, Maine has always been a source of inspiration. Mooney devotes himself full time to his art at his studios in Vermont, New York and Cape Cod. He is represented in galleries throughout the U.S. and the U.K.
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"Here lyeth the bodye of William Hodges who married ye daughter of Sir George Throgmorton of Kawghton, knight, and was the wyddowe of John Gyfford of Weston Under Edge, esquire, who departed this lyfe the 23rd of August 1590 " He m (2nd husband) Elizabeth daughter of George Throckmorton 1552 of Coughton by Katherine flic.kr/p/dxXipV daughter of Nicholas Vaux 1523 1st Baron Vaux of Harrowden & Elizabeth Fitzhugh widow of Sir William Parr grandfather of Queen Katherine Parr Elizabeth was the rich widow of John Gifford 1563 +++ of Itchel Hants son of John Gifford & Joan Brydges, who was the grandson and heir of Sir William Gifford 1549, having had 5 sons & 8 daughters all under age 1. George Giffard (1553-1613) 2. Richard 2. William of Itchell m Agnes Toogood (parents of George Gifford 1607 of Wedmore) 3. Francis b1561 4. John 1. Chysogena m Edward Grey 1627 son of Sir Edward 3rd (and last) Baron Grey of Powis & Jane Orwell 2. Millicent 1545-1571 m John Clavell www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/3265917257/ 3. Catherine b1552 4. Elizabeth b1554 m …… Fitzhugh 5. Jane b1560 m Edward Yate of Buckland son of John Yate & Mary daughter of William Justice, of Reading Husband of Jane Yate 6 Mary 1562 m1 Richard son of Sir John Baker of Sissinghurst , speaker of the House of Commons and Elizabeth Dinley m2 Sir Stephen Thornhurst 1616 www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/8238745072/ Children of William Hodges & Elizabeth 1. Ann 1564- 1647 m Sir Alexander 1609 son of John Brett of Whithampstead and Margaret daughter of John Ackland 2. Adrina bc1566 +++ John Gifford 1563 was buried at Crondall church Hants - inscription - "Here under lieth the body of John Gifford, esquire, heir apparent of Sir William Gifford, knight, who had to wife Elizabeth, one of the daughters of Sir George Throckmorton, knight, and had by her issue 5 sons and 8 daughters, and so changed this mortal life the first day of May in the year of Our Lord God 1563, on whose soul Jesu have mercy". Son George Gifford was 10 years old at his father’s death on 1 May 1563. His wardship was sold to his maternal uncles, Kenelm Throckmorton and Clement Throckmorton After George Gifford came of age, in a series of transactions in the years 1575-1580 he and his mother Elizabeth sold the manor of Itchel to Henry Wriothesley 1581 2nd Earl of Southampton Will of John Gifford - " In the name of God, Amen. The 27th day of December in the 5th year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Elizabeth by the grace of God Queen of England, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc., I, John Gifford of Itchel in the county of Southampton, esquire, being at this present sick of body and nevertheless, laud and praise be unto Almighty God, of sound and perfect memory, do ordain and make my last will and testament touching and concerning as well the disposition of my manor of Norton with th’ appurtenances in the county of Gloucester, and of all and singular my messuages, lands, tenements, rents, reversions, services and hereditaments with their appurtenances in Norton aforesaid in the said county of Gloucester, as of all my goods, chattels, credits and debts in manner and form following, that is to say: First I commend my soul unto Almighty God, the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost, verily trusting that by and through the merits, death and passion of my Saviour and Redeemer, Jesus Christ, and true belief in him to have remission of my sins; And I will my body to be buried in Christian burial where it shall please God to call me to his great mercy according to the discretion of my executors hereafter named; And I give, will and bequeath unto Elizabeth Gifford, my well-beloved wife, two parts of all my said manor of Norton with th’ appurtenances and of all other the premises in Norton aforesaid in three parts to be divided, and also the reversion and reversions of the said two parts, and two parts of all yearly rents and other profits whatsoever reserved upon my [sic?] manner of leases made of the premises or of any part or parcel thereof, to have & to hold the said 2 parts of the said manor and of all and singular other the premises with th’ appurtenances unto the said Elizabeth, my wife, and her assigns during her natural life; And I give and bequeath to every of my said daughters unmarried, that is to say, to my daughters Elizabeth, Millicent, Grysigand, Mary and Jane, to every of them £200 apiece, and I will the same several sums of £200 to be paid to every of my said daughters at the days of their several marriages or when they shall accomplish their ages of 24 years, provided always and my mind is that if it shall fortune any of my said daughters to decease and die before such time as she or they shall be married the said sum of £200 to her or them appointed shall be paid, that then the gift of the said "£200 to her or them bequeathed so deceasing shall be void; And I will that the said Elizabeth, my wife, shall find and allow to every of my said daughters convenient and necessary apparel and other things at and for the time of their several marriages, provided always that if it shall fortune any of my said daughters at any time hereafter to marry or contract herself without th’ assent and agreement of the said Elizabeth, my wife, that then I will that my said wife shall not be charged to give any of my said daughters so married without her assent any other thing than the said two hundred pounds to her before by me bequeathed; And I will that if the said Elizabeth, my wife, happen to decease and die before George Gifford, my son and heir apparent, shall accomplish the full age of 21 years, then I will the said 2 parts of the premises to her before bequeathed shall remain and go to my executors of this my last will and testament till my heir shall accomplish his full age of 21 years, to th’ intent that they shall with th’ issues and profits thereof find my sons and daughters till they shall accomplish to their ages of 24 years or be married, and pay my legacies and perform this my last will and testament then not paid and performed by my said wife; And if it shall fortune the said Elizabeth, my wife, to decease and die after my said son, George, shall accomplish his full age of 21 years, this my will being not then fully performed, then I will the said two parts of the premises shall go to mine executors till they have fully performed the residue of my said will by my said wife then not performed; And I give and bequeath to the said George, my son and heir apparent, my chain of gold weighing 17 ounces The residue of all my goods, chattels, plate, jewels, household stuff, debts and other goods and chattels movable and unmovable whatsoever, my funeral and debts being discharged, I fully give and bequeath to the said Elizabeth, my wife, to th’ intent that she shall find my younger sons and daughters till they come to their full ages or marriages if she so long live; And I ordain and make the said Elizabeth, my wife, Sir Robert Throckmorton, knight, John Throckmorton and Kenelm Throckmorton, esquires, my brothers-in-law, my executors of this my last will; Further I give, will and bequeath to my said executors two parts of my manors of Itchel, Cove and Ewshot with their rights and appurtenances in the county of Southampton, and two parts of all other my lands, tenements and hereditaments in the said county of Southampton, to have and to hold the said 2 parts of the said manors of Itchel, Cove and Ewshot and other the premises in the said county of Southampton unto my said executors and their assigns for term of twelve years next after my decease to th’ intent that they, with the profits thereof as far as the same will amount unto, help [-to] towards the performance of this my last will; And further where the said Elizabeth, my wife, is now jointly seised in her demesne as of freehold during her natural life together with me, the said John Gifford, of and in the manor of Weston with th’ appurtenance in the county of Gloucester, the reversion thereof after the decease of me, the said John, and the said Elizabeth to th’ heirs of me, the said John Gifford, forever, my full mind is and I will that if it shall fortune the said Elizabeth, my wife, to decease and die, my said son, George, being within th’ age of 21 years, that two parts of the said manor of Weston with th’ appurtenances and two parts of the rents, issues and profits of the same, and also the reversion and reversions of two parts of the same in three parts to be divided, shall remain and go to my said executors for and towards the better performance of this my present last will and testament for and until such time as my said son, George, shall accomplish and come to his full age of twenty and one years; " www.oxford-shakespeare.com/Probate/PROB_11-46_ff_163-4.pdf - Church of St John the Baptist & St Lawrence, Weston Sub Edge, Gloucestershire.
