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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I15103)
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Marriages Dec 1849 (>99%)
Bromley Emily Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Cuddington Elizabeth Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Fosher Stephen Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Foster Stephen Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Gillim Annabella Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Growns George Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Hyland William Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Misson Eleanor Maidstone 5 421 Scan available - click to view
Reynolds William Maidstone 5 421 | HYLAND, William (I12276)
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Marriages Dec 1851 (>99%)
Childs James Maidstone 5 517 Scan available - click to view
FREDD James Maidstone 5 517 Scan available - click to view
POPPLE George Maidstone 5 517 Scan available - click to view
Relf Robert Maidstone 5 517 Scan available - click to view
Twyman Phoebe Ann Maidstone 5 517
Boorman Elizabeth Maidstone 5 517 Scan available - click to view
Hayward Eliza Maidstone 5 517 Scan available - click to view | HYLAND, Amelia Betsy (I10752)
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Marriages Dec 1852 (>99%)
HARRYMAN George Maidstone 2a 719 Scan available - click to view
HYLAND Mary Ann Maidstone 2a 719 Scan available - click to view
JONES Philadelphia Maidstone 2a 719 Scan available - click to view
Wilkins Robert Maidstone 2a 719 Scan available - click to view | HYLAND, Mary Ann (I10753)
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Marriages Dec 1871 (>99%)
SPICKETT George Faversham 2a 1371 Scan available - click to view
Tong Esther Emily Faversham 2a 1371 Scan available - click to view
WETHERALL Michael James Faversham 2a 1371 | TONG, Esther Emily (I6355)
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Marriages Dec 1876 (>99%)
Dimond Joseph Thomas Islington 1b 423 King Eliza Jane Islington 1b 423 Salter Sarah Elizabeth Islington 1b 423 Sugg James Islington 1b 423
STILWELL, Richard T Head Married M 35 Watch Gilder Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, Richard TCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','13','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Ellen Wife Married F 31 Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, EllenCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','14','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Richard T Son Unmarried M 10 Scholar Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, Richard TCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','15','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Jonathan R Son Unmarried M 9 Scholar Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, Jonathan RCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','16','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Charles J Son Unmarried M 8 Scholar St Lukes Middlesex STILWELL, Charles JCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','17','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Ellen A Daughter Unmarried F 5 Scholar Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, Ellen ACLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','18','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Lucy C Daughter Unmarried F 3 Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, Lucy CCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','19','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Herbert W Son Unmarried M 2 Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, Herbert WCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','20','0',0)"VIEW STILWELL, Alice M Daughter Unmarried F 0 (7M) Clerkenwell Middlesex STILWELL, Alice MCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','21','0',0)"VIEW DIMOND, Joseph T Apprentice Unmarried M 15 Apprentice Islington Middlesex DIMOND, Joseph TCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','22','0',0)"VIEW ATKINSON, Margaret J Servant Unmarried F 17 Servant Clerkenwell Middlesex ATKINSON, Margaret JCLERKENWELL, London, MiddlesexRG09 piece 198 folio 119 page 39 ', 'N', 'H','1980000237','23','0',0)"VIEW
RG number: RG09 Piece: 198 Folio: 119 Page: 39 | DIMOND, Joseph S. (I2748)
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Marriages Jun 1854 (>99%)
DANN John Holloway Maidstone 2a 609 Scan available - click to view
GOODHEW Susan Maidstone 2a 609 Scan available - click to view
HYLAND Esther Maidstone 2a 609 Scan available - click to view
Nuson Robert Maidstone 2a 609 | HYLAND, Esther (I10754)
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Marriages Jun 1856 (>99%)
MARSHALL Frederick George Blean 2a 807 Scan available - click to view
SOUTHEE Frances Maria Blean 2a 807 Scan available - click to view
STRUDWICK Annie Amelia Blean 2a 807 Scan available - click to view
WELBY Robert Blean 2a 807 | SOUTHEE, Frances Maria (I13075)
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Marriages Jun 1888 (>99%)
Kemp Clara Kate Blean 2a 1255
Maxted Robert William Blean 2a 1255
Porter Walter Chappell Blean 2a 1255 | KEMP, Clara Kate (I15485)
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Marriages Jun 1894 (>99%)
Skinner Lionel Alfred Canterbury 2a 1314a
Welby Helena Canterbury 2a 1314 | WELBY, Helena (I15441)
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Marriages Jun 1903 (>99%)
Brooker Maud Frances Malling 2a 1457 Scan available - click to view
Ruck Richard Hills Malling 2a 1457 | Family (F5155)
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Marriages Jun 1912 (>99%)
Batts Arthur S Merryweather Chelsea 1a 883 Scan available - click to view
Burns John H E Lavender Chelsea 1a 883 Scan available - click to view
Lavender Doris W Burns Chelsea 1a 883 Scan available - click to view
Merryweather Bertha M Batts Chelsea 1a 883 Scan available - click to view | LAVENDER, Doris Welby (I18184)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F5718)
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| 3114 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I18538)
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Marriages Mar 1860 (>99%)
Evans Ann Driffield 9d 400
Turner James Driffield 9d 400
Parents of James Turner bn 1839 are incorrect. He was the illegitimate son of Mary Turner, the daughter of William Turner and Ann nee Mortimer. I've saved a couple of things to your shoebox on Ancestry. James' mother, Mary, had 3 other children, all out of wedlock: Lavinia, Rebecca and Hannah. James birth registration as found on the GRO website is:
TURNER, JAMES -
GRO Reference: 1839 S Quarter in SKIRLAUGH Volume 22 Page 598
No mother is mentioned, which is an immediate indicator that this child was illegitimate.
You'll also want to see this tree on Ancestry:
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/23174215/person/1366049600/facts
and in particular the statement Sandra Burnett makes about Mary Ann Turner.
Sandra Burnett is descended through James Turner and Ann Evans son, Robert. She gives a potential father for James Turner, one Samuel Wright, but she gives no evidence to support that claim. So, Samuel Wright cannot be added to Joan's tree at this point.
Parents of William Turner, baptised 22 Apr 1783, Sherburn, Yorkshire were John Turner and Elizabeth nee MENNARD.
Parents of Ann Mortimer, baptised 13 Aug 1786, Garton in Holderness, Yorkshire, were Richard Mortimer and Mary nee LONGMAN.
James Turner's wife, Ann Evans, was also illegitimate baptised 20 Feb 1842 at Hutton Cranswick, Yorkshire to mother Ann Evans.
1851
Seaton, Yorkshire, England, HO107.2365, fol. 233, p. 5
Household Sch. #24, Seaton:
William Turner, head, widower, 68, carter, born Sherburn, Yorkshire
William Turner, son, unm, 24, shoemaker journeyman, born Sigglesthorne, Yorkshire
Lavinia Turner, granddaughter, 17, born Seaton, Yorkshire
James Turner, grandson, 12, scholar, born Withernwick, Yorkshire
James Easby born circa 1787, West Rounton:
his wife was Jane JEFFERSON. They married 1816 at Bessingby, Yorkshire. This was found on a reverse marriage search on FindmyPast for Jane with spouse Easby comparing two marriages of a James Easby, one in 1803 and the other in 1816.
She was baptised 1 Feb 1797 at Thwing to John Jefferson and Mary.
Isabel Poole
on the census with William J. Weller gives her birth particulars as being about 1868 at Slyne, Lancashire. That matches the information that you gave me years ago. Looking at the 1871 census (I've saved it to your shoebox) for Ellet, Lancashire there is Isabella Pool, daughter, aged 3 born Slyne with parents John Pool born circa 1840 at Slyne and Jane born about 1835 at Aberdeen, Scotland. Also with them are two sisters of Jane: Georgina Gardiner, married, born about 1843 Whithorn, Scotland and Sarah Stirling, also married, born about 1845, Whithorn, Scotland.
So, my question is, where did you get the Williton, Somerset information for the birth place of Isabel Poole?
In the 1911 census (also in your shoebox) her birthplace was recorded as Slyne but crossed through and written above it was Birmingham. In that census was her sister, Margaret born about 1878 at Birmingham.
The 1881 census for Birmingham (also in your shoebox) again has John and Jane (as in 1871) with Isabella, this time born Bolton le Sands, Lancashire, William born Ellet, Jane born Bolton le Sands and Margaret born Birmingham.
Birth registration for Isabella Pool
POOL, ISABELLA mother's maiden name GARDNIER
GRO Reference: 1868 M Quarter in LANCASTER Volume 08E Page 645
Birth registration of sister, Margaret
POOL, MARGARET GARDNER
GRO Reference: 1878 M Quarter in BIRMINGHAM Volume 06D Page 234
Birth registration of brother, William from 1881 census
POOL, WILLIAM GARDNER
GRO Reference: 1871 S Quarter in LANCASTER Volume 08E Page 665
I've also put the 1897 marriage certificate of William John Weller and Isabel Poole in your shoebox. One of the witnesses is a Margaret Poole, who would have been Isabel's sister. So, the evidence is definitely indicating that Jane Gardner was the mother of Isabel, not Mary Ann Norton. Also, that John Poole and Mary Ann Norton have been claimed by another researching who has Isabel marrying a different fellow and dying in London much earlier than Joan's lady.
John Pool's birth registration
POOL, JOHN mother's maiden surname CARR
GRO Reference: 1839 S Quarter in LANCASTER Volume 21 Page 464 Occasional Copy: A
POOL, JOHN CARR
GRO Reference: 1839 S Quarter in LANCASTER Volume 21 Page 465
This was cross referenced with the birth registration for James Pool born 1860 at Slyne (I've put the 1861 census in your shoebox)
and confirms mother's maiden name as CARR
This is further confirmed by the 1851 census where John Pool is a grandson visiting with John Carr and Ann Carr. (I've saved that to your shoebox, too)
Charlotte Stephens birth registration tallies with children on 1851 census living with William and Mary Stephens in Harborne (census in your shoebox)
STEVENS, CHARLOTTE mother's maiden name SKIDMORE
GRO Reference: 1849 S Quarter in KINGS NORTON Volume 18 Page 398
Older sister:
STEPHENS, HANNAH SKIDMORE
GRO Reference: 1839 D Quarter in ASTON UNION Volume 16 Page 165
Older brother:
STEVENS, WILLIAM SKIDMORE
GRO Reference: 1848 M Quarter in KINGS NORTON Volume 18 Page 426
Mary Ann BENBROOK, not BEMBROOK
born 3 Feb 1814 likely Handsworth, Staffordshire (census evidence)
baptised 26 Sep 1823 St. Phillip, Birmingham, Warwickshire (baptism in your shoebox)
Handsworth was part of the diocese of Birmingham even though in a different county. | TURNER, James (I3184)
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Marriages Mar 1901 (>99%)
Eade George Thomas Malling 2a 859 Scan available - click to view
Ruck Elizabeth Ann Malling 2a 859 | Family (F5156)
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Marriages Mar 1903 (>99%)
Brand Mark Newmarket 3b 731
Downing Alice Newmarket 3b 731 | Family (F5377)
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Marriages Mar 1908 (>99%)
FREEMAN Charles Robert Amersham 3a 993 Scan available - click to view
GIBBARD John Amersham 3a 993 Scan available - click to view
Lacey Louisa Jane Amersham 3a 993 | Family (F5692)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I18536)
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| 3120 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I18539)
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Marriages Sep 1859 (>99%)
Elliott Lydia Faversham 2a 904 Scan available - click to view
Millgate George Faversham 2a 904 Scan available - click to view | Family (F5656)
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Marriages Sep 1863 (>99%)
CORNELL Emma Maidstone 2a 776 Scan available - click to view
FAWCETT George Maidstone 2a 776 Scan available - click to view
HYLAND Francis Maidstone 2a 776 Scan available - click to view
NORRIS James Maidstone 2a 776 | HYLAND, Frances (I10755)
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Marriages Sep 1872 (>99%)
Chambers Charlotte Ann Faversham 2a 1118 | Family (F5655)
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Marriages Sep 1882 (>99%)
HOOPER Evalina Nancarrow Liskeard 5c 81 Scan available - click to view
Hooper Evelina Nancarrow Liskeard 5c 81
Littlejohns James Liskeard 5c 81 Scan available - click to view
Manley Harriet Liskeard 5c 81 Scan available - click to view
MAY Frederick William Liskeard 5c 81 Scan available - click to view
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Marriages Sep 1906 (>99%)
Duke Robert Broad Tavistock 5b 773 Scan available - click to view
Freeman Elizabeth Maria Tavistock 5b 773 Scan available - click to view
HOOPER Evelina Tavistock 5b 773 Scan available - click to view
SLEEMAN Albert John Tavistock 5b 773 | HOOPER, Evelina Nancarrow (I15389)
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Marriages Sep 1892 (>99%)
DITCHER Emily Frances Maidstone 2a 1202 Scan available - click to view
GOLDSMITH Frances Emily Maidstone 2a 1202 Scan available - click to view
Ruck Frederic Thomas Maidstone 2a 1202 | RUCK, Frederic Thomas (I16894)
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Marriages Sep 1892 (>99%)
GOLDSMITH Frances Emily Maidstone 2a 1202 Scan available - click to view
Ruck Frederic Thomas Maidstone 2a 1202 | Family (F5160)
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Marriages Sep 1908 (>99%)
HOUGHTON Emma Driffield 9d 595 Scan available - click to view
TURNER James Driffield 9d 595 | Family (F1063)
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Marriages Sep 1909 (>99%)
RAE Herbert James Medway 2a 1518
RALPH Gertrude Blanche Medway 2a 1518
SMITH William John Medway 2a 1518 | RALPH, Gertrude Blanche (I19827)
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Marriages Sep 1930 (>99%)
Brand Mark Scott Newmarket 3b 1373
Scott Daisy Brand Newcastle T. 3b 1373 | Family (F5380)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I18274)
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Married 20 Feb 1909, #354, in the parish church of Wellington, Somerset
George Troake, 22, bachelor, labourer, 22 Crosslands, Wellington, father, Samuel Troake, road contractor
Clara Scribbings, 26, spinster, factory hand, 22 Crosslands, Wellington, father George Scribbings, factory hand. Witnesses Bessie Scribbin [sic] and Gorge Scribbin [sic] | Family (F5240)
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married a Mr. Pugh | JONES, Jane (I10527)
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Married as Henry Aylett. Both he and his bride were widowed and of full age and both fathers deceased.
Sep Qtr 1861
Bethnal Green District, Middlesex, England (vol. 1c, p. 525)
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Married by John Turnbull, witnesses; Robert Law, Robert Jamieson. | Family (F5179)
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married Hamon-aux-Dents or Hamon Le Dentu, he was the 1st Baron of Le Creully and he was Lord over Creully, Torigni, Évrecy & St. Scolasse-sur-Sarthe, but he lost all his lands, after trying to kill William the bastard, in the battle of Val-ès-Dunes, Normandy, France | DE BELLEME, Godehilde (I14081)
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Married his cousin. | Family (F2737)
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Married Isabel and was eventually disinherited. | ST. LEGER, William (I1943)
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Married Lewis Inkleton. Gent Of Braunton Married Before 1570 issue 10 children. He died in 1614
Issue Son & heir Lewis Incledon gent. married Elizabeth Cullimore
INCLEDON OF BUCKLAND IN BRAUNTON
The manor of Buckland in Braunton North devon with an estate called Incledon, belonged to the Incledon family from an early period till the year 1759.
Richard Incledon, Gent., 1558; John Incledon, 1570; Lewis Incledon, 1614; John Incledon, Esq., 1661; Lewis Incledon, Esq., 1698; Henry Incledon, Esq., 1736; John Incledon, Esq., 1746.
The earliest Incledon records are from the 12th century. They probably lived at the adjoining farm. Buckland was purchased in 1319 and Incledons have lived there ever since. Only once in seven centuries was the head of the house a Webber, because the elder daughter married Philip Rogers Webber of Loxhore near Barnstaple in the mid 18th century. Webber came from a pewterer family, and both his father and grandfather were Mayors of Barnstaple. Their portraits hang in the Guildhall at Barnstaple.
Meanwhile the Incledons had been supplying several Recorders of Barnstaple over a period of 79 years. In about 1746 Robert Incledon built Pilton House, Barnstaple, now an old people's home, and his son Benjamin, Recorder in 1758, was living there in 1770. The 1830 Recorder, Robert Newton Incledon, also lived there. The two stone falcons of the Incledon crest stood at its entrance gate, but were later transferred to Buckland. Philip Rogers Webber reconstructed the front of Buckland in the Queen Anne style, completing it in 1762. They had 16 children, and rebuilt the east wing to accommodate them. His son Henry Webber was Caroline's Great-great-great-Grandfather.
Buckland had 650 acres of farm land and ancient farm buildings including one dating from 1660. The 1841 census lists 35 people living on the estate. While other places in Devon called Buckland are probably named after the male deer, it is believed that this Buckland was Boke-land, indicating that the estate is listed in the Domesday Book.
The manor of Buckland in this parish, with an estate called Incledon, belonged to the Incledon family from an early period till the year 1759. One of the co-heiresses of the late John Incledon, Esq. brought it to the late Philip Rogers Webber, Esq. whose son, Henry Webber, Esq., a general in the East India Company's service, is the present proprietor. Buckland house is the seat of General Webber. There was also a manor of Buckland Chailow in this parish, the inheritance of the Giffard family, who held it under the duchy of Cornwall in the reign of James I.
Heanton Punchardon is the next village where branch of Pomeroy’s held a small manor
The Incledons
The manor of Buckland in Braunton North Devon with an estate called Incledon, belonged to the Incledon family from an early period till the year 1759.
Calendar of the Committee for Compounding, 1643-1660 General Proceedings London, H.M.S.O., (1889) pp.97-98.
List of Papists and delinquents sequestered in North Devon since the happy reducement of the county to the obedience of Parliament in May 1646.
Lewis Ingledon, Brampton, Delinquent ., notorious. son of Wilmot Pomeroy & Lewis Incledon M before 1570 son Lewis married Elizabeth Cullimore…
Wilmot dau of Andrew Pomeroy was 2nd wife of Lewis Inckleton they had 10 children
5 sons 5 daughters
2 sons by his first wife Grace Cranberie of Bratton Clovely
John son & heir born 1565 m Phillipa Glyne ofGlyne
Robert b/B 1st April 1567 married a Barbara Pomeroy dau of ?
M 3rd March 1594 she died and was buried at Braunton 29th April 1623
he died before her - without issue of record Braughton Parish reg.
?Barbara Pomerye dau of Hugh Pomerye of Ilsington Christening 14 Dec 1560?
if this was her she married age 34 = late - could have been married before
Phillip Chichester m Barbara Pomeroy 07 May 1602 Whitestone,Devon,
Stephen Southcot m Barbara Mrs Pomeroy 30 Dec 1611 Ilsington,Devon,
308/177/4 1514
These documents are held at Plymouth and West Devon Record Office
Contents: Feoffment
1 John Pomeroy, brother and heir of Jacob Pomeroy
2 William Carew, esq, William Mordant, Robert Latymer, Robert Strode, Humfry Ardys, Thomas Nethercott and Richard Harward Messuage and tenement in Newton Ferrers
308/178/2 1617
Feoffment and grant
1 William Pomeroy of Collaton, Devon, esq and Andrew Pomeroy, esq, son and heir apparent of the said William
2 Leonard Yeo of Huish, Devon, esq
Capital messuage and mansion house of Collaton, with appurtenances called Collaton alias Colleton in the parish of Newton Ferrers, Devon, and parcels of land called Tadislades alias Slades, Creberscombe alias Clenacombe in the parish of Newton Ferrers
Consideration: £4,400
[no title] 308/178/5 1619
These documents are held at Plymouth and West Devon Record Office
Contents: Release
1 William Pomeroy and Andrew Pomeroy, late of Collaton, Devon, esquires
2 Leonard Yeo of Huish, Devon, esq
Capital messuage of Collaton, Devon
3704M/FS3 1576
Lewes Incledon, Braunton gent.
To Thomas Carew of Haccombe, Richard Bedlow of Braie and Andrew Pomerie of Collaton esquires.
Buckland in the parish of Braunton, Devon to be held during widowhood of Wilmote his wife should he predecease her.
3704M/FS4 1576
These documents are held at North Devon Record Office
Contents:
Lewes Incledon, Braunton gent. to Thomas Carew of Haccombe, Richard Bedlow of Braye and Andrew Pomerie of Collaton esquires.
In consideration of marriage of Lewes Incledon and Wilmote Pomerie, daughter of Andrew Pomerie.
- all properties in West Bradley and Ham with West Bradley Mill and fishing of the water of Barle in parishes of Winsford and Hawkeridge, Somerset, to be held for Lewes Incledon and after his decease to Wilmote his wife by way of jointure
3704M/FS5 1592
These documents are held at North Devon Record Office
Contents:
Lewes Incledon gent. To William Pomeroy esquire and Philip Wyot gent.
All his properties in Incleden, Blackwill and Buckland in Braunton as dower for Wilmote his wife after his decease.
3704M/FS6 1596
These documents are held at North Devon Record Office
Contents:
Lewes Incledon the elder, gent.
To William Pomeroye and Philip Wyot West Bradley, Winsford and properties in Hawkeridge, Somerset and properties in Trentishoe Patchole and Gupwill in Devon to be settled on Lewes Incledon junior after death of Lewes Incledon senior.
3704M/FS14 1637
These documents are held at North Devon Record Office
Contents:
Lewes Incledon, Braunton, gent.
To John Colemore, Luscott, and William Colemore Tawton Bishop, gents.Property in Blackwell, Braunton. Assigned in jointure to Elizabeth, wife of Lewes Incledon and sister of John Colemore after such time as she may be excluded from Wood Mill (see 3704M/FS16)
3704M/FS9 1612
These documents are held at North Devon Record Office
Contents:
John Incledon of Bratton Clovelly, gent, to Lewes Incledon the younger, his brother.
To convey to Lewes Incledon junior if so required after the death of Lewes Incledon senior, their father, property in West Anstey, Devon and in Winsford, Hawkeridge, Withypool and Brushford, Somerset.
Richard Incledon, Gent., 1558;
John Incledon, 1570
Lewis Incledon, 1614;
John Incledon, Esq., 1661;
Lewis Incledon, Esq., 1698;
Henry Incledon, Esq., 1736;
John Incledon, Esq., 1746.
Robertus de Incledene (held lands in Braunton, Devon in 1160)
Godefrido de Incledene (aquired Buckland House, Braunton in 14th century from Adam Wicklow de Buckland)
Robert Incledon, died 1558, m Agnes Wolf
John Incledon, died 1570, m Jane Davill
Lewis Incledon, died 1614, Married 1st Grace Cranberie
Issue 2 sons
a.i.1. John bpt 1565 d 1634 married Philippa Glyne 2 children Anne & Shilston
a.i.2. Robert bap 1567 d 1603 married 1594 to Barbara Pomeroy dau of Hugh Pomeroy & 1st wife Barbara Southcott- bap 14 (April?) 1560 - Barbara 2nd M age 42 was to Phillip Chichester at Whitstone in 1603 – she died and was buried in Braughton in North Devon 29th April 1623
married 2nd Wilmot Pomeroy circa 1570
Barbara POMEROY Bapt 14 (DEC?) 1560 in Manor of Ingsdon, Ilsington,
It seems quite possible that she could have been married before she was 20 in 1580 and that lasted 15 years before he died
She then made a 2nd marriage age 34 Robert Incledon in 1594 who died in 1600
then a 3rd and final marriage in 1601 age 42 to Philip CHICHESTER
She died 1623 age about 63
Inkledon & Webber family papers
Feoffment of uses ref 3704/FS5
1592 to William Pomeroy esq.
FILE - Post Nuptial Settlement - ref. 3704M/FS4 - date: 1576
[from Scope and Content] Lewes Incledon, Braunton gent. to Thomas Carew of Haccombe, Richard Bedlow of Braye and Andrew Pomerie of Collaton esquires.
[from Scope and Content] In consideration of marriage of Lewes Incledon and Wilmote Pomerie, daughter of Andrew Pomerie.
1592 Lewes Incledon gent. To William Pomeroy esquire and Philip Wyot gent. All his properties in Incleden, Blackwill and Buckland in Braunton as dower for Wilmote his wife after his decease
North Devon Record Office: Post Nuptial Settlement 3704M/FS4 1576
Contents:
Lewes Incledon, Braunton gent. to Thomas Carew of Haccombe, Richard Bedlow of Braye and Andrew Pomerie of Collaton esquires.
In consideration of marriage of Lewes Incledon and Wilmote Pomerie, daughter of Andrew Pomerie.
- all properties in West Bradley and Ham with West Bradley Mill and fishing of the water of Barle in parishes of Winsford and Hawkeridge, Somerset, to be held for Lewes Incledon and after his decease to Wilmote his wife by way of jointure
National Archives North Devon Record Office:
WILL 3704M/EF2 1503-4 Lewis Incledon (junior)
Contents:
John Davyles esquire
To John Basset, knight, Thomas Stucley, William Denys of Orleigh, John Willemer, Fooke Prydeaux, John Fortescu of Brighlegh, John Coblegh, Anthony Pollard, and Thomas Wolcombe esquires and Thomas Denys (his feoffees by deed of 19 October 19 Henry VII - 1503)
Manor of Merlond (Marland) to be held to the use of his wife Margaret for life - should she refuse the jointure provided for her from property in Liteltoriton (Little Torrington) with successive remainders in fee tail to his sons Lewys, William, Robert, John, Thomas and jointly to his daughters Katherine, Jane, Philippa and Anne
Manors of Blacktoriton, Liteltoryton (Black, Little Torrington) and Badstone and properties in Lyncomb, Dartmouth with the "burgh" of Blacktoriton to be held in trust to provide for
1. A priest to sing for his soul and those of his father and mother for one year after his death in the church where he shall be buried
2. The payment of his debts
3. The provision of 40 marks apiece as marriage portions for his four daughters or if unmarried 140 marks to be divided equally among the survivors
4. To send his five sons to school until aged 21
5. To the use of his son Lewis in fee tail with successive remainders, as for the manor of Merland (except the manor of Badstone and the tenements called Hywyke Brug and Cove in Black Torrington)
Manor of Litleyarmyscombe to be held to the use of his son William, but if he become a priest with a living worth £20 a year and has no heirs the next eldest surviving son is to succeed him
There are to be successive remainders to Robert, John and Thomas in fee tail
Hywyke tenement, in the tenure of Philip Whitehere to be held to the use of his son Robert for term of his life with successive remainders to Lewis and the other children, as for the manor of Merlond, Brug and Cove, in the tenure of William Alleslond to be held to the use of his son John for the term of his life, with successive remainders to Lewis and the other children, as for the manor of Merlond
Tenements in Chireton, Wilkeston, Slade and Mylle to be held to the use of his son Thomas for the term of his life, with successive remainders to Lewis and the other children, as for the manor of Merlond.
The manor of Badstone to be held to the use of his son Lewis with successive remainders to his other sons
(Sele, Brightmayshay, Farlegh, Tadyport, Wyledon, Northwonford, Kymbeare, Southwonford, Shepewaysh and the advowson of Liteltoryton ( Little Torrington) are mentioned at the beginning of the text, but no specific trust is assigned to them)
Date (obscured) 19 Henry VII (August 1503 August 1504)
Inkledon & Webber family papers ~ DRO
(Wilmot Pomeroy daughter of Andrew Pomeroy of Collaton married Lewis Inkleton & had 10 children)
Feoffment of uses ref 3704/FS5
1592 to William Pomeroy esq.
North Devon Record Office: Left and right hand fines 3704M/TL5/2-3 1597
Contents:
Philip Wyat and Henry Wyat, gents, plaintiffs
Lewis Incledon, gent., deforciant
Property in Trentishoe, including pasture on Trentishoe Down.
Incledon held Bratton Clovelly
North Devon Record Office: Right hand of Fine 3704M/TL7/1 1589
Contents:
Richard Godlowe, esq. and William Dyllon, esq., plaintiffs
Lewis Incledon, gent. and his wife Wilmot, deforciants
Property in Patchole.
Easter 1589
North Devon Record Office: Agreement to levy a recovery (two copies) 3704M/TL8/4-5 1636
Contents:
Lewis Incledon of Braunton, gent. And Philip Wyot of the Inner Temple, London, esq. and John Rosyer of Barnstaple, gent.
Property in Incledon, Buckland, Chailoe and Blakewell, p. Braunton; Trentishoe; Parracombe; Kentisbury; Patchole; Westleigh; Longnor; Combe Martin; West Anstey and Heanton Punchardon and the advowson of Trentishoe.
20 Apr 1636
North Devon Record Office: Marriage Settlement (Assignment) 3704M/FS2 1569
Contents:
1. John Incledon of Incledon
Robert Alyn of Nethercote and Elizabeth daughter of Philip Dyrward
Assignment of remainder of leasehold term of 40 years in Dowtehill, Braunton | POMEROY, Wilmot (I15019)
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married Mr. Evans of Glascoed | JONES, Elinor (I10528)
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Married one of these men:
Marriages Sep 1907
KITNEY Percy Henry Milton 2a 2118
LEE Stanley Milton 2a 2118
MILLS Mary Ann C Milton 2a 2118
TANTON Harriett Frances Milton 2a 2118 | TANTON, Harriet Frances (I10169)
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married Robert Smith of Bow, in the City of London, at Llanbrynmair, September 15th, 1805 | JONES, Ann (I10526)
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Married twice
1st Betty McCarthy she died 1966
2nd Minnie Florence Billings, she born 1896 | THEOBALDS, Lester James (I19937)
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Married twice to Miss Grant and Miss Watt and had 2 daughters with Miss Watt | TAYLOR, Alan (I11553)
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married William Williams of Pentremawr | JONES, Mary (I10529)
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Marshall of England. Died of the Plague. The Complete Peerage v.XIIpII,pp.372-375.
thePeerage.com on the "junior" Thomas de Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick
Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick
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Thomas de Beauchamp
Earl of Warwick
Warwick 1430.jpg
Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick, KG, third founder knight of the Order of the Garter, shown wearing his garter robes over his tunic showing the arms of Beauchamp quartering Newburgh. Illustration from the 1430 Bruges Garter Book made by William Bruges (1375–1450), first Garter King of Arms
Noble family Beauchamp
Spouse(s) Katherine Mortimer
See detailsIssue
Thomas de Beauchamp, 12th Earl of Warwick
William de Beauchamp, 1st Baron Bergavenny
Philippa de Beauchamp, Countess of Stafford
Father Guy de Beauchamp, 10th Earl of Warwick
Mother Alice de Toeni
Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick, KG (c. 14 February 1313 – 13 November 1369) was an English nobleman and military commander during the Hundred Years' War. In 1348 he became one of the founders and the third Knight of the Order of the Garter.
Contents [hide]
1 Early life
2 Victor at Crécy and Poitiers
3 Marriage and children
4 Death
5 Ancestry
6 Images
7 References
8 Sources
9 External links
Early life[edit]
Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick depicted in 1347 as one of the 8 mourners attached to the monumental brass of Sir Hugh Hastings (d. 1347) at St Mary's Church, Elsing, Norfolk. He displays the arms of Beauchamp on his tunic
Thomas de Beauchamp was born at Warwick Castle, Warwickshire, England to Guy de Beauchamp, 10th Earl of Warwick and Alice de Toeni. He served in Scotland frequently during the 1330s, being captain of the army against the Scots in 1337. He was hereditary High Sheriff of Worcestershire from 1333 until his death (in 1369). In 1344 he was also made High Sheriff of Warwickshire and Leicestershire for life.[citation needed]
Victor at Crécy and Poitiers[edit]
Left:Seal (obverse) of Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick, dated 1344: S(IGILLUM) THO(M)E COMITIS WARRWYCHIE ANNO REGNI REGIS E(DWARDII) TE(RT)II...(continued on counter-seal) ("Seal of Thomas, Count (Earl) of Warwick in the year of the reign of King Edward the Third..."). He displays on his surcoat, shield and horse's caparison the arms of Beauchamp, and carries on his helm as crest a swan's head and neck; right: Counter-seal/reverse: (legend continued from face of seal) ...POST CO(N)QUESTU(M) ANGLIE SEPTI(M)O DECIM(0) ET REGNI SUI FRANCIE QUARTO ("...after the Conquest of England the seventeenth and of his reign of the Kingdom of France the fourth"). This dates the seal to 1344. The arms are those of de Newburgh, the family of the Beaumont Earls of Warwick: Checky azure and or, a chevron ermine. This same display of double arms was used on the seal of his father Guy de Beauchamp, 10th Earl of Warwick on his seal affixed to the Barons' Letter, 1301
Warwick was Marshall of England from 1343/4 until 1369, and was one of the commanders at the great English victories at Crécy and Poitiers.
Thomas de Beauchamp fought in all the French wars of King Edward III; he commanded the centre at the Battle of Crecy (where many of his relatives were killed including his younger half-brother Alan la Zouche de Mortimer). He was trusted to be guardian of the sixteen-year-old Black Prince. Beauchamp fought at Poitiers in 1356 and at the Siege of Calais (1346).
He began the rebuilding of the Collegiate Church of Saint Mary in Warwick using money received from the ransom of a French Archbishop. He died of plague in Calais on 13 November 1369 and was entombed in the Beauchamp Chapel. The chapel contains the finest example of the use of brisures for cadency in medieval heraldry—seven different Beauchamp coats of arms.
Marriage and children[edit]
Left: Arms of Beauchamp: Gules, a fesse between six crosses crosslet or; right: arms of Newburgh Earls of Warwick: Checky azure and or a chevron ermine
He married Katherine Mortimer, daughter of Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March. They had five sons and ten daughters:[1]
Guy de Beauchamp (died 28 April 1360); married Philippa de Ferrers, daughter of Henry de Ferrers, 2nd Lord Ferrers of Groby, and Isabel de Verdun, by whom he had two daughters:[2] Elizabeth (died c. 1369), and Katherine, who became a nun. His daughters were, by entail, excluded from their grandfather's inheritance.
Thomas de Beauchamp, 12th Earl of Warwick (16 March 1339 – 8 August 1401), married Margaret Ferrers, daughter of William Ferrers, 3rd Lord of Groby, and Margaret de Ufford, by whom he had issue, including Richard Beauchamp, 13th Earl of Warwick.
Reinbrun de Beauchamp (died 1361)
William de Beauchamp, 1st Baron Bergavenny (c. 1343 – 8 May 1411); inherited the honour of Abergavenny. On 23 July 1392, married Lady Joan FitzAlan, daughter of Richard FitzAlan, 11th Earl of Arundel and Lady Elizabeth de Bohun, by whom he had a son, Richard de Beauchamp, 1st Earl of Worcester, and a daughter, Joan de Beauchamp, Countess of Ormond. Queen consort Anne Boleyn was a notable descendant of the latter.
Roger de Beauchamp (died 1361)
Maud de Beauchamp (died 1403); married Roger de Clifford, 5th Baron de Clifford, by whom she had issue, including Thomas de Clifford, 6th Baron de Clifford.
Philippa de Beauchamp; married Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford, by whom she had nine children.
Alice Beauchamp (died 1383); married firstly John Beauchamp, 3rd Baron Beauchamp of Somerset, and secondly Sir Matthew Gournay.[3] She died childless.
Joan de Beauchamp; married Ralph Basset, 3rd Baron Basset of Drayton. She died childless.
Isabella de Beauchamp (died 29 September 1416); married firstly John le Strange, 5th Baron Strange, and secondly, William de Ufford, 2nd Earl of Suffolk. Upon the latter's death, she became a nun. She died childless.
Margaret de Beauchamp; married Guy de Montfort, and after his death, she became a nun. She died childless.
Elizabeth de Beauchamp; married Thomas de Ufford KG.
Anne de Beauchamp; married Walter de Cokesey.
Juliana de Beauchamp
Katherine de Beauchamp; became a nun at Shouldham Priory.
Catherine Grandison, Countess of Salisbury was not his daughter, although she is presented as such in William Painter's Palace of Pleasure and in the Elizabethan play Edward III, that may be by William Shakespeare.
Death[edit]
Beauchamp's wife Katherine died on 4 August 1369. Beauchamp died three months later, on 13 November 1369, of the Black Death and was buried alongside his wife at St. Mary's Church, Warwick, Warwickshire.
Ancestry[edit]
[show]Ancestors of Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick
Images[edit]
The stained glass at the Beauchamp Chapel at the College Church of St. Marys displays seven different Beauchamp coats of arms. Note the banner with Warwick's arms partially in view on the right.
Left: Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick & Katherine Mortimer effigies in Warwick St. Mary's church; right: Drawing of effigies of Thomas de Beauchamp, 11th Earl of Warwick & Katherine Mortimer in Warwick St. Mary's church
References[edit]
Jump up ^ Douglas Richardson, Kimball G. Everingham, Magna Carta Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, p. 56
Jump up ^ Cawley, Medieval Lands, Earls of Warwick 1263–1449 (Beauchamp)
Jump up ^ the Perage.com
Sources[edit]
Tuck, Anthony (2004). "Beauchamp, Thomas de, eleventh earl of Warwick (1313/14–1369)". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press.
External links[edit]
Peerage.com on Thomas de Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick
rootsweb.com | DE BEAUCHAMP, Thomas 11th Earl of Warwickshire (I8272)
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Martha Duncan emigrated to the U.S.A. at approximately 28 years of age and unmarried. She landed at Ellis Island on 26 January 1920 having sailed aboard the Mauretania from Southampton in England. Her passenger record records her place of residence as having been Faversham, England. | DUNCAN, Martha (I2203)
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Martha is not mentioned in her father's Will, which was dated 30 May 1567. Neither was she named in the Will of her brother John Ruck in 1573. Therefore, she must have died prior to the date of her father's Will in 1567. | RUCK, Martha ^ (I3631)
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Martha married secondly, 30 Nov 1630 at St. Margaret, Canterbury, by licence, Nathanial Ratchell of Pluckley. | MANNES, Martha (I4911)
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Martha was a widow, surname JOHNSON, on her marriage to John Rucke. | JOHNSON, Martha (I5751)
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Martha was still alive in 1833 and unmarried. | LEESE, Martha (I5416)
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