Jeremiah Thurtell, the youngest son of John and Alice Thurtell, was mentioned in his father’s will in 1729, at which time he was underage. His father left him one guinea of gold. His mother, in her will, 1734/5, left to Jeremiah Thurtell my youngest son my best bed as it stands with bedstead & curtains wherein I myself do commonly lodge, and nine pewter dishes, twelve pewter plates, three pewter tankards, one chest of drawers, two tables, seven chairs, one … for roasting meat, and one fire grate and an iron crane, and two brass ?bogbis …