Has anyone come across this name?

[BernardOC]

Wiboronga, a female first name.

Wiboronga daughter of Robert Wayward baptised 3 Mar 1566 at Great Dunmow, Essex C of E.

I have seen her baptism entry and it is definitely Wiboronga, the writing is very stylish and readable, she is not, I think, an ancestor sibling, I do by the way have the parents marriage which was at Gt Dunmow in 1559.

The name has defeated Google and there is nothing like it in my Latin booklet.

With a name like that I would have loved to add her to my lot.

Jfyi, there were four Robert Hayward marriages in Essex 1559 to 1573, three were in parishes fairly close to each other but the 1573 marriage was in Wix, quite a way from the others.

Just realised I haven't tried to find a marriage for her, which, out of curiosity I will do after lunch.

Just put question to Copilot.
Suggests that name Wiborango is Essex origins

 

[kennethscottdunca]

Most of the manors in Roxwell, including Boyton Hall, Mountneys, etc., form part of Lord Peter's lordship of Writtle; but a great part of the soil belongs to other proprietors, the largest of whom is T.W. Bramston, Esq., M.P., of Skreens, a large neat mansion, in a beautiful park, about a mile west of the village.

The manor of Skreens was held by the Skreene family in the 15th century, and was purchased by Richard Weston, in 1554. It was sold in 1635, to Sir. John Bramston, Kt., lord chief justice of the King's bench, whose ancestor, William Bramston, was sheriff of London, in 1394
From historyhouse.co.uk Roxwell

Sir John Bramston the Elder was my 10x great-grandfather, KSD, Vancouver, BC