1708 Roger Huggett and Sarah Omer were married at St John the Baptist, Margate, Kent, England. [1] [2]
1769 The Reverend Roger Huggett, clerk, Rector of the parish of Hartley Waspaill in the county of Southampton, wrote his will on March 1. [3]
1769 Roger Huggett died on July 27 in Harley, Waspaill, Southampton, England. "In memory of the Rev. Roger Huggett, M.A. late Vicar of the King's free Chapel of St George, within the castle of Windsor, and Rector of Hartley Waspaill, in the county of Southampton, eldest son of Roger [should be Robert?] Huggett, of Stone, in this parish, who was sole heir of the Pawlyns, an ancient and respectable family of that place. He was born there on the 8th day of October, 1710, and died at Hartley Watspaill on the 27th day of July, 1769, where he was also buried. This monument is erected by John Huggett, his only surviving brother, out of regard to his memory, and as a token of affection." [4]
[1] Canterbury Cathedral Archives, St. John the Baptist Parish, Margate, Kent, Archdeacon's transcripts: Baptisms, marriages and burials 1560-1793, FHL film 1752063, Item 3, [FHLCatalog].
[2] Barry J. White, St John the Baptist, Margate, Kent, Marriages 1686 - 1812 (Barry J. White, 2000), 24, [Wayback_Archive], [Wayback_Archive].
[3] Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384-1858, PROB 11, Piece 950: Bogg, Quire Numbers 242-292 (1769), [AncestryImage].
[4] Zechariah Cozens, A Tour through the Isle of Thanet, and Some other Parts of East Kent; Including a particular Description of the Churches ... (London: J. Nichols, 1793), 37, [GoogleBooks].