From Lyon Memorial re John Lyon
[Ancestral Link: Lura Minnie Parker (Stagge), daughter of Minnie May Elmer (Parker), daughter of Mark Alfred Elmer, son of Hannah Polina Child (Elmer), daughter of Alfred Bosworth Child, son of Mark Anthony Child, son of Increase Child, son of Mary Lyon (Child), daughter of Joseph Lyon, son of Joseph Lyon, son of William Lyon, son of William Lyon, son of William Lyon, son of John Lyon, son of John Lyon.]
"According to [Albert] Welles, Henry Lyon, fourth in descent from Barn John de Lyon, left Norfolk, which had been for more than two hundred years the ancestral home, and settled at Ryslippe [Ruislip], County Middlesex. The family remained in Ryslippe through four generations, bringing us to what we may regard as unquestionable historical ground. John Lyon, born in Ryslippe about 1470, married Emma Hedde of Ryslippe, and had four sons bearing the suggestive names, Henry, Thomas, Richard and John (compare names of the three brothers who came to Fairfield County, Connecticut). John settled in Little Stanmer, County Middlesex; his wife's name was Joan, and their oldest son, born about 1540, was William, who married Isabel Wightman, daughter and heiress of William and Audry (Deering) Wightman of Harrow on the Hill. William lived for a time (1596) in London, but was buried September 7, 1624, at Little Stanmer. He had a brother Thomas, whose son William was called the Marquis of Southwold, and was owner of the ship Lyon which brought to America so many emigrants.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
JOAN BOREHAM (CAMP) 1511-1600
[Ancestral Link: Lura Minnie Parker (Stagge), daughter of
Minnie May Elmer (Parker), daughter of Mark Alfred Elmer, son of Hannah Polina
Child (Elmer), daughter of Alfred Bosworth Child, son of Mark Anthony Child, son
of Increase Child, son of Mary Lyon (Child), daughter of Joseph Lyon, son of
Joseph Lyon, son of Sarah Ruggles (Lyon), daughter of Mary Curtis (Ruggles), daughter of Mary Camp (Curtis), daughter of Richard Camp, son of Joan Boreham (Camp).]
BOREHAM CASTLE
BOREHAM CASTLE
THOMAS CAMP 1507-1560
[Ancestral Link: Lura Minnie Parker (Stagge), daughter of Minnie May Elmer (Parker), daughter of Mark Alfred Elmer, son of Hannah Polina Child (Elmer), daughter of Alfred Bosworth Child, son of Mark Anthony Child, son of Increase Child, son of Mary Lyon (Child), daughter of Joseph Lyon, son of Joseph Lyon, son of Sarah Ruggles (Lyon), daughter of Mary Curtis (Ruggles), daughter of Mary Camp (Curtis), daughter of Richard Camp, son of Thomas Camp.]
Thomas Camp Grave
WillThomas Camp. Born ca 1507 in Nazeing, Essex. Thomas died on 15 June 1560 in Roydon, Essex, England.
Will: The following is the text of the will for Thomas Campe of Roydon, Yeoman, 15 June 1560:
"To Richard my eldest son my tenement called Snowes with appurtenances in his tenure; my tenement called Cramphornes with appurtenances in the tenure of John Skete; lands called Cottlands (5 acres); 1 acres in Nazeing Mead called Cottlands Mead; my leases (small parcels of meadow) in Nazeing Marsh; 2 acres of arable in Common (open) Field at Priest Field Corner; and 1 acre of land at Birch Croft Gore.
To James my son my tenement called Dawnes with appurtenances in the tenure of John Skranges, parcels of landlate Robert Nicoll's, i.e. Broad Field 4 acres and 1 acre, a parcel of land called Napsys (1 acre), my tenement in Roydon Street free and copy in the tenure of Stephen Leonard, my part of the lands called Baldwynes free and copy in the tenure of Sheles, a parcel of land called Jacket Hatch and two parts of the tenement of late Richard Lonnesdayle's with appurtenances in the tenure of Runyon Warde, and 2 acres of mead in Nazeing Mead in the tenure of John Yngold
To William my son my tenement called Ruddockes with appurtenances; a parcel of ground called Grovelees with appurtenances (30 acres), and a parcel of ground called Nicolles (20 acres). Provided that Margery my wife shall have and enjoy Ruddockes, Grovelees, and Nicolles for her use until Michaelmas 1562; after that term on half of Ruddockes for her life.
To Robert my son my tenement called Tylers with appurtenances late in the tenure of Ralph Wheatley; my tenement called Sydges (Fydges?) both free and copy with appurtenances in the tenure of Edward Davye, my tenement called Quarnes with appurtenances in my tenure, 1 acres in Stony Shott and 7 roods in Thorndon in my occupation, and my tenement free and copy with appurtenances called Hertes Horne in the occupation of John Yngold.
To Thomas Campe, the younger, son of Thomas Campe deceased, my lands wherein Thressher dwelleth.
I have surrendered the copyhold lands into the lord's hands by tenements of his manor. To the poorest sort of householders in Nazeing and Roydon 12d a house and to the next sort of poor 8d a house. To my godchildren 12d apiece.
To Besse Baker my servant, John Baker and Joan Borne each an ewe.
My will is that my wife pay to Joan and Mary my daughters at marriage 23 pounds apiece. The residue of my goods to my wife whom I make my executrix. I desire my brother John Bannyster to be my overseer, and for his pains 10s.
Witnesses: John Bannyster, Ranulph Blethym, John Goodge, Thomas Coke, Thomas Morefield.
Proved 30 July 1560"
Taken from "Essex Wills (England) Volume 1, 1558 - 1565", Edited by F. G.
Emmison, 1982.
ca 1532 Thomas married Joan Boreham, daughter of John Boreham and Elizabeth [Boreham]. Born ca 1511 in Hoddeson, Hertford
Will: The following is the text of the will for Thomas Campe of Roydon, Yeoman, 15 June 1560:
"To Richard my eldest son my tenement called Snowes with appurtenances in his tenure; my tenement called Cramphornes with appurtenances in the tenure of John Skete; lands called Cottlands (5 acres); 1 acres in Nazeing Mead called Cottlands Mead; my leases (small parcels of meadow) in Nazeing Marsh; 2 acres of arable in Common (open) Field at Priest Field Corner; and 1 acre of land at Birch Croft Gore.
To James my son my tenement called Dawnes with appurtenances in the tenure of John Skranges, parcels of landlate Robert Nicoll's, i.e. Broad Field 4 acres and 1 acre, a parcel of land called Napsys (1 acre), my tenement in Roydon Street free and copy in the tenure of Stephen Leonard, my part of the lands called Baldwynes free and copy in the tenure of Sheles, a parcel of land called Jacket Hatch and two parts of the tenement of late Richard Lonnesdayle's with appurtenances in the tenure of Runyon Warde, and 2 acres of mead in Nazeing Mead in the tenure of John Yngold
To William my son my tenement called Ruddockes with appurtenances; a parcel of ground called Grovelees with appurtenances (30 acres), and a parcel of ground called Nicolles (20 acres). Provided that Margery my wife shall have and enjoy Ruddockes, Grovelees, and Nicolles for her use until Michaelmas 1562; after that term on half of Ruddockes for her life.
To Robert my son my tenement called Tylers with appurtenances late in the tenure of Ralph Wheatley; my tenement called Sydges (Fydges?) both free and copy with appurtenances in the tenure of Edward Davye, my tenement called Quarnes with appurtenances in my tenure, 1 acres in Stony Shott and 7 roods in Thorndon in my occupation, and my tenement free and copy with appurtenances called Hertes Horne in the occupation of John Yngold.
To Thomas Campe, the younger, son of Thomas Campe deceased, my lands wherein Thressher dwelleth.
I have surrendered the copyhold lands into the lord's hands by tenements of his manor. To the poorest sort of householders in Nazeing and Roydon 12d a house and to the next sort of poor 8d a house. To my godchildren 12d apiece.
To Besse Baker my servant, John Baker and Joan Borne each an ewe.
My will is that my wife pay to Joan and Mary my daughters at marriage 23 pounds apiece. The residue of my goods to my wife whom I make my executrix. I desire my brother John Bannyster to be my overseer, and for his pains 10s.
Witnesses: John Bannyster, Ranulph Blethym, John Goodge, Thomas Coke, Thomas Morefield.
Proved 30 July 1560"
Taken from "Essex Wills (England) Volume 1, 1558 - 1565", Edited by F. G.
Emmison, 1982.
ca 1532 Thomas married Joan Boreham, daughter of John Boreham and Elizabeth [Boreham]. Born ca 1511 in Hoddeson, Hertford
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JOHN CURTIS 1515-1607
[Ancestral Link: Lura Minnie Parker (Stagge), daughter of Minnie May Elmer (Parker), daughter of Mark Alfred Elmer, son of Hannah Polina Child (Elmer), daughter of Alfred Bosworth Child, son of Mark Anthony Child, son of Increase Child, son of Mary Lyon (Child), daughter of Joseph Lyon, son of Joseph Lyon, son of Sarah Ruggles (Lyon), daughter of Mary Curtis (Ruggles), daughter of Thomas Curtis, son of William Curtis, son of John Curtis.]
John Curtis House
John Curtis House
THOMAS RUGGLES 1497-1547
[Ancestral Link: Lura Minnie Parker (Stagge), daughter of Minnie May Elmer (Parker), daughter of Mark Alfred Elmer, son of Hannah Polina Child (Elmer), daughter of Alfred Bosworth Child, son of Mark Anthony Child, son of Increase Child, son of Mary Lyon (Child), daughter of Joseph Lyon, son of Joseph Lyon, son of Sarah Ruggles (Lyon), daughter of Thomas Ruggles, son of Thomas Ruggles, son of Nicholas Ruggles, son of Thomas Ruggles.]
Just a Little History
George Ruggles Lived during the reign of King James 1st. George was a famous scholar and dramatic author. Ruggles are descendants of Staffordshire, England. Robert De Ruggele lived during 1220.
You can GOOGLE Benjamin Ruggles and come up with the complete family history. There is even a town in England named after us.
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Just a Little History
George Ruggles Lived during the reign of King James 1st. George was a famous scholar and dramatic author. Ruggles are descendants of Staffordshire, England. Robert De Ruggele lived during 1220.
You can GOOGLE Benjamin Ruggles and come up with the complete family history. There is even a town in England named after us.
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JOHN GRESEBROKE 1500-1540
[Ancestral Link: Lura Minnie Parker (Stagge), daughter of Minnie May Elmer (Parker), daughter of Mark Alfred Elmer, son of Hannah Polina Child (Elmer), daughter of Alfred Bosworth Child, son of Mark Anthony Child, son of Increase Child, son of Mary Lyon (Child), daughter of Elizabeth Phillips (Lyon), daughter of Caleb Phillips, son of Richard Phillips, son of Nicholas Phillips, son of Abigail Sewell (Phillips), daughter of Margaret Grazebrook (Sewell), daughter of Alverey Gresebroke, son of John Gresebroke.]
The Gresebrokes of Stoke Hall, Middleton
16th Century, Middleton
From the Sewell website, with thanks.
John Gresbrooke of Stoke Hall in Middleton who succeeded to an estate and Stoke Hall in the parish of Middleton, Warwickshire; less than 6 miles from Gresbroke Hall and the Shenston estates in Staffordshire where his elder brother lived. Relative to John’s will, Dr. Jackson Howard states in his Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (1899):
“Proved at Lichfield 1542 ... This will mentions ‘that syde of the Crofte next the ffrthynge lane’ – an old cottage now stands about a field away from the junction of Farthing Lane with the name Stoke End. This was the site of Stoke Hall. At the bottom of a field falling away at the back lies a pond, now nearly dried up, but still known by the name of ‘the great lake’”
Died: 1542 Married: Isabell who died in 1554
John Gresbrooke and Isabell had the following children:
John Gresbrooke, eldest son. Apparently, there was some discord in the family. John’s father had stipulated in his will “... my sone Alverey shall have yt and no other man.” In her will, John’s mother Isabell named her son John and her son Alverey “desyryng hym to be good to his brethern and systrs”. However, her husband did not name John; and after court proceedings, Dr. Jackson Howard states in his “Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica” (1899): “Alverey therefore turned him out with violence”.
Alverey or Alured Greysbrooke
Robert Greysbrooke who married Emmes or Emmot. Robert died in January 1588/9 and Emmes died in December 1605. They had two sons, Robert and Hugh. Robert, the eldest son, eventually succeeded to the Middleton estates as heir to his uncle Alverey and Hugh succeeded to his father’s property in Hints.
Henry Gresebrooke who married Elizabeth. Henry died in April 1557. They had two sons, Richard Greisbrooke and Nicholas Greisbrooke.
Hugh Gresbrooke
Margaret Gresbrooke who married Mr. Shurrocke
Elizabeth Gresbrooke who married Mr. Hylley
Alverey Greysbrooke, the second son who inherited the whole of Middleton estates and Stoke Hall. Alverey is mentioned in documents circa 1540 – 1575. His will is dated September 24, 1575, was proved at Lichfield March 7, 1576 and the inventory was dated January 4, 1575/6. Died: 1575 or 1576. Married Margaret Keene, daughter of Thomas Keene of Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire. Margaret’s mother was Margaret Gibbons, eldest daughter of William Gibbons of Little Sutton and his wife Agnes Harman; who was a younger daughter of William Harman (died 1470) of Moor Hall and Joan Squire (died 1523) who was a daughter of Henry Squire. Agnes Harman was the sister of John Harman alias Vesey, Bishop of Exeter from 1519 to 1554.
Alverey Greysbrooke and Margaret Keene had the following children:
Margaret Greysbrooke who married before September 1575 to Henry Sewall, Mayor of Coventry in 1578 and 1606. Henry Shewell’s will is dated September 1, 1624, and he died April 6, 1628 æt 84, therefore he was born in 1544. Margaret’s will is dated May 7, 1628 and was proved November 23, 1629, and both lie buried in the Drapers’ Chapel in St. Michael’s, Coventry.
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The Gresebrokes of Stoke Hall, Middleton
16th Century, Middleton
From the Sewell website, with thanks.
John Gresbrooke of Stoke Hall in Middleton who succeeded to an estate and Stoke Hall in the parish of Middleton, Warwickshire; less than 6 miles from Gresbroke Hall and the Shenston estates in Staffordshire where his elder brother lived. Relative to John’s will, Dr. Jackson Howard states in his Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (1899):
“Proved at Lichfield 1542 ... This will mentions ‘that syde of the Crofte next the ffrthynge lane’ – an old cottage now stands about a field away from the junction of Farthing Lane with the name Stoke End. This was the site of Stoke Hall. At the bottom of a field falling away at the back lies a pond, now nearly dried up, but still known by the name of ‘the great lake’”
Died: 1542 Married: Isabell who died in 1554
John Gresbrooke and Isabell had the following children:
John Gresbrooke, eldest son. Apparently, there was some discord in the family. John’s father had stipulated in his will “... my sone Alverey shall have yt and no other man.” In her will, John’s mother Isabell named her son John and her son Alverey “desyryng hym to be good to his brethern and systrs”. However, her husband did not name John; and after court proceedings, Dr. Jackson Howard states in his “Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica” (1899): “Alverey therefore turned him out with violence”.
Alverey or Alured Greysbrooke
Robert Greysbrooke who married Emmes or Emmot. Robert died in January 1588/9 and Emmes died in December 1605. They had two sons, Robert and Hugh. Robert, the eldest son, eventually succeeded to the Middleton estates as heir to his uncle Alverey and Hugh succeeded to his father’s property in Hints.
Henry Gresebrooke who married Elizabeth. Henry died in April 1557. They had two sons, Richard Greisbrooke and Nicholas Greisbrooke.
Hugh Gresbrooke
Margaret Gresbrooke who married Mr. Shurrocke
Elizabeth Gresbrooke who married Mr. Hylley
Alverey Greysbrooke, the second son who inherited the whole of Middleton estates and Stoke Hall. Alverey is mentioned in documents circa 1540 – 1575. His will is dated September 24, 1575, was proved at Lichfield March 7, 1576 and the inventory was dated January 4, 1575/6. Died: 1575 or 1576. Married Margaret Keene, daughter of Thomas Keene of Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire. Margaret’s mother was Margaret Gibbons, eldest daughter of William Gibbons of Little Sutton and his wife Agnes Harman; who was a younger daughter of William Harman (died 1470) of Moor Hall and Joan Squire (died 1523) who was a daughter of Henry Squire. Agnes Harman was the sister of John Harman alias Vesey, Bishop of Exeter from 1519 to 1554.
Alverey Greysbrooke and Margaret Keene had the following children:
Margaret Greysbrooke who married before September 1575 to Henry Sewall, Mayor of Coventry in 1578 and 1606. Henry Shewell’s will is dated September 1, 1624, and he died April 6, 1628 æt 84, therefore he was born in 1544. Margaret’s will is dated May 7, 1628 and was proved November 23, 1629, and both lie buried in the Drapers’ Chapel in St. Michael’s, Coventry.
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ALVEREY GRESEBROKE 1530-1576
[Ancestral Link: Lura Minnie Parker (Stagge), daughter of Minnie May Elmer (Parker), daughter of Mark Alfred Elmer, son of Hannah Polina Child (Elmer), daughter of Alfred Bosworth Child, son of Mark Anthony Child, son of Increase Child, son of Mary Lyon (Child), daughter of Elizabeth Phillips (Lyon), daughter of Caleb Phillips, son of Richard Phillips, son of Nicholas Phillips, son of Abigail Sewell (Phillips), daughter of Margaret Grazebrook (Sewell), daughter of Alverey Gresebroke.]
Graveyard at Church in Middleton, Middleton, Warwhickshire, England
Avery Grazebrook was buried at the church in Middleton
Children of Alverey Grazebrook and Margaret Keene
Anne Grazebrook+3
Prudence Grazebrook4
Mary Grazebrook4
Margaret Grazebrook+1 born c 1556, died 1629
Citations
[S2] Ancestor of J.E. McClellan, McClellan Family Tree.
[S13] David Curtis Dearborn, Ancestor Table for Henry Sewell.
[S375] Unknown author, Notes & Queries, 5th Series, vol. 9, p. 98.
[S249] Joseph Jackson Howard, Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, Vol. 3, p. 161.
Graveyard at Church in Middleton, Middleton, Warwhickshire, EnglandAvery Grazebrook was buried at the church in Middleton
BioAlverey Greysbrooke, the second son who inherited the whole of Middleton estates and Stoke Hall. Alverey is mentioned in documents circa 1540 – 1575. His will is dated September 24, 1575, was proved at Lichfield March 7, 1576 and the inventory was dated January 4, 1575/6.
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Bio 2Alverey Grazebrook was the son of John Grazebrook (Junior) of Stoke Hall and Isabel (Unknown). Alverey Grazebrook. Gentleman.2 He married Margaret Keene, daughter of Thomas Keene and Margaret Gibbons. Alverey Grazebrook was living in Stoke Hall, Middleton, Warwickshire.1 He made a will on 24 September 1575 which was proved at Lichfield, 7 March 1576.2 He was buried in the church at Middleton.2
Citations
[S2] Ancestor of J.E. McClellan, McClellan Family Tree.
[S13] David Curtis Dearborn, Ancestor Table for Henry Sewell.
[S375] Unknown author, Notes & Queries, 5th Series, vol. 9, p. 98.
[S249] Joseph Jackson Howard, Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, Vol. 3, p. 161.
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[S2] Ancestor of J.E. McClellan, McClellan Family Tree.
[S13] David Curtis Dearborn, Ancestor Table for Henry Sewell.
[S375] Unknown author, Notes & Queries, 5th Series, vol. 9, p. 98.
[S249] Joseph Jackson Howard, Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, Vol. 3, p. 161.
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Avery Grazebrook - 1530http://www.sewellgenealogy.com/p198.htm#i221
Alverey Grazebrook1
M, died 1576
Alverey Grazebrook
Alverey Grazebrook1
M, died 1576
Alverey Grazebrook
died 1576
p198.htm#i221
John Grazebrook (Junior) of Stoke Hall
p198.htm#i5254Isabel (Unknown)
died 1554p5.htm#i5255
John Gresbrooke of Shenstone
p202.htm#i5257
Alverey Grazebrook was the son of John Grazebrook (Junior) of Stoke Hall and Isabel (Unknown). Alverey Grazebrook. Gentleman.2 He married Margaret Keene, daughter of Thomas Keene and Margaret Gibbons. Alverey Grazebrook was living in Stoke Hall, Middleton, Warwickshire.1 He made a will on 24 September 1575 which was proved at Lichfield, 7 March 1576.2 He was buried in the church at Middleton.2
Children of Alverey Grazebrook and Margaret Keene
Anne Grazebrook+3
Prudence Grazebrook4
Mary Grazebrook4
Margaret Grazebrook+1 born c 1556, died 1629
Citations
[S2] Ancestor of J.E. McClellan, McClellan Family Tree.
[S13] David Curtis Dearborn, Ancestor Table for Henry Sewell.
[S375] Unknown author, Notes & Queries, 5th Series, vol. 9, p. 98.
[S249] Joseph Jackson Howard, Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, Vol. 3, p. 161.
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