by James Miles upon his death in 1724. By the latter's will his daughter Frances, wife of Francis Forcer the younger, became entitled to an annuity, and lands in Berkshire, Essex, &c. are settled upon Henry and John Miles Tompkins, the children of the said Mrs. Francis Forcer (d. 1726) by her first husband. References 1650 births 1705 deaths 17th-century classical composers English Baroque composers English classical composers 17th-century English composers English male classical composers 17th-century male musicians