"As a relative and servant of William Tickner of Woodhill, Albury, he was a legatee in the latter's will, dated 27 April 1584 .... On 28 September 1617, signing by mark, with other residents of the parish, he made an agreement concerning tithes with (Rev.) William Oughtred, rector of Albury, which is found in the register. By 12 October 1638 he was a copyhold tenant of the manor of Albury, which tenancy passed to his widow, daughter and son-in-law George Stobbold. His second marriage must have taken place during the chasm in the Albury registers (1623-56)." - Thompson, p. 196.2474

She was of Albury, Surrey, England. She married Bartholomew TICKNER. DRAFT COURT BOOK, 15 Oct. 1653, on the second proclamation came Millicent Tickner, widow of Bartholomew Tickner and Joane Stobbold, wife of George Stobbold and daughter of Bartholomew Tickner. They claimed admission to a little cottage and garden surrendered by Bartholomew Tickner. The tenement was granted to Millicent for her lifetime, then to Joane Stobbold and her heirs for ever at a yearly rent fee. Millicent Tickner and George Stobbold gave a fine to the lord of the manor for admission and out of favor, the rest of the fine was pardon by reason of their poverty.