"In the 21st generation is Francis Blount of Bristol, England, who was an ironmonger. He was the son of John and Jane (Lacy) Blount of St. Peters, Bristol. He married Margaret Hanbury, daughter of William Hanbury of St Philips; she was born in 1580 and died in 1630. Francis' will was made Oct. 27, 1628, and in it he asked to be buried in the Chancel of St. Peters, 'where my father lies'. He named his sons, Robert, William, John and Hanbury; his daughter Margaret, wife of Thomas Davis, and grandchildren, Grace and Ann Barwicke, daughters of his son-in-law, Thomas Barwicke, who was a Vintner in Bristol. His daughter, Anne, wife of Thomas Barwicke, had evidently died previously. Francis named his wife, Margaret, as executrix, with Phil Simonds of Hereford, tanner, and Bart. Fittingale of Pontypool, gent., as overseers. The will was in probate Apr. 2, 1630. In the meantime Margaret had died and the son, Robert, was named executor." (Hopkinson and Related Families, 1965)