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Catharina Boevey : ウィキペディア英語版
Catherina Boevey

Catherina Boevey (1669–1726) (or Bovey, ''nee'' Riches) (pronounced "Boovey"〔Debrett's Peerage, 1968, Crawley-Boevey baronets, p.89〕), was a philanthropist.
==Origins==

Catherina was born in London in 1669, the daughter of John Riches (1628–1718)〔DNB 1900, citing Wilford, ''Memorials of Eminent Persons'', p. 746, Epitaph〕 by his second wife Anne Davall, whom he had married in 1668, daughter of Thomas Davall, merchant of Amsterdam, by Anna Potts (b.1621, d.pre 1700), the daughter of Thomas (a.k.a. Abraham) Potts. Anna Davall (née Potts) mentions in her will dated 24 December 1688〔TheGenealogist.co.uk, quoted in (Foulds Family Tree RootsWeb )〕 her daughter Anna and her husband John Riches. Catherina's uncle was Sir Thomas Davall, knight, born at Amsterdam in 1644, attended Merchant Taylors' School and was knighted at Kensington Palace 19 June 1713.〔A Register of the Scholars Admitted into Merchant Taylor's School from AD 1562 to 1874〕 She had a brother John Riches (dvp.1676) and a sister Anne Riches (d.1689), whose monument exists at Flaxley. "Katharine the Daughter of John & Ann Riches" was baptised on 1 May 1670 at All Hallows Lombard Street, London.〔(ancestry.com )〕 Riches was a wealthy merchant originally of Amsterdam who settled in the parish of St Laurence Pountney in London.〔Agnew, p.79〕 He was member of the Grocers Company and a Common Councilman of Dowgate (1678–83, 1689) and a Deputy in 1685. He was a Churchwarden of St Laurence Pountney 1680-2. Politically he was assessed as a "good", i.e. reliable, Tory.〔RICHES, John Co Co Dowgate, 1678–83, 1689, Dep, 1685 Lawrence Pountney Lane, 1677, St Lawrence Pountney, 1668, ChW, 1680-2 (1) GR (2) Living, 1706 (3) mar 1668, Anne Davall (4) Merchant (5) Tory ('good", 1682) (6)
(1) Directory, 1677, Boyd 40142, H B Wilson, A History of the Parish of St Lawrence Pountney (1831), p 114 (2) H B Wilson, op cit, p 139 (3) H B Wilson, op cit, p 141 (4) Boyd 40142 (5) Directory, 1677, SP/29/418/199 (6) SP/29/418/199. From: (Woodhead J.R., The Rulers of London 1660–1689: A biographical record of the Aldermen and Common Councilment of the City of London, 1966, pp. 134–143 )〕 Her mother is sometimes stated erroneously to have been a daughter of Sir Bernard de Gomme (d.1685), of Holland, Charles II's Military Engineer.〔DNB (Notes and Queries, 2nd ser. ix. 221-2)〕 De Gomme certainly bequeathed her sister Anna Riches (d.1689) (John Riches' daughter) £300 in his will and supported the denization of Anna Potts (1621-pre 1700), her grandmother, termed in his will "a native of Amsterdam".〔Saunders, A.D. Fortres Builder: Bernard de Gomme, Charles II's Military Enguineer, 2004〕

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