HEIGHAM
1. RICHARD-
b.c.1305
m. JOAN ______ (d. 23 Aug. 1361 Heigham, Gaseley,
d. 25 Mar. 1340 Heigham
Issue-
· 2I. THOMAS- b.c.1330 Heigham,
Ref:
Ancestor Table for Thomas Bradbury of Agamenticus and Salisbury-
Robert Charles Anderson & John Brooks Threlfall, The American Genealogist-
Vol. 55, No. 1 (Jan 1979), p. 4
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms, Lowestoft,
1866-71- Vol. 2, p. 211
2I. THOMAS (RICHARD 1)
b.c.1330 Heigham,
m.c.1354 MAUD _____
d. 24 May 1404 Heigham
Issue-
· 3I. THOMAS- b.c.1355 Heigham,
· II. Robert- d. 5 Nov. 1383 Heigham
· III. John- d. 13 Oct. 1393 Tuddenham.
Ref:
Ancestor Table for Thomas Bradbury of Agamenticus and Salisbury-
Robert Charles Anderson & John Brooks Threlfall, The American Genealogist-
Vol. 55, No. 1 (Jan 1979), p. 4
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms, Lowestoft,
1866-71- Vol. 2, p. 211
3I. THOMAS (RICHARD 1, THOMAS 2)
b.c.1355 Heigham,
m.c.1379 ALICE HUNE (b.c.1360 Tunstall,
d. 7 Feb. 1409 Heigham
Issue-
· 4I. THOMAS- b.c.1380, m. ALICE
de BOIS (b.c.1384 Halberton,
Ref:
Ancestor Table for Thomas Bradbury of Agamenticus and Salisbury-
Robert Charles Anderson & John Brooks Threlfall, The American Genealogist-
Vol. 55, No. 1 (Jan 1979), p. 4
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms, Lowestoft,
1866-71- Vol. 2, p. 212
4I. THOMAS (RICHARD 1, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 3)
b.c.1380
m. ALICE de BOIS (b.c.1384 Halberton,
There is a feoffment dated 24 July 1429 from Robert Leffton of Heigham and his wife Agnes to Thomas Heigham of Heigham, John Heigham, John Cobbe of Needham and John Mose of Denham concerning land in Heigham in a field called Sherdenhell on the west side of land of Thomas Heigham which he lately purchased of Henry Cras of Moulton, bordering le Chircheweye, land of the Prior of Thetford. This land Agnes lately held by feoffment of Matilda Heryng of Heigham. They were to hold the land of the chief lords of fee for accustomed services. Witnesses were John Pope Jr., Thomas Janyn, Godfred Gerard, Thomas Godard, and Thomas Wrotham. Given at Heigham the Sunday of the Vigil of St. James the Apostle, 7 Henry VI.(1)
Issue-
· 5I. THOMAS- b.c.1405, m.c.1430, ISABEL
FRAUNCEYS (b.c.1413 Wickhambrooke,
· II. John- d. 1467, Parson of Barwell and Elvedon
· III. Joane- m. Robert Harewell
· IV. Margaret- m. William Montgomery
Ref:
(1)
Ancestor Table for Thomas Bradbury of Agamenticus and Salisbury-
Robert Charles Anderson & John Brooks Threlfall, The American Genealogist-
Vol. 55, No. 1 (Jan 1979), p. 4
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms, Lowestoft,
1866-71- Vol. 2, p. 212
5I. THOMAS (RICHARD 1, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 3, THOMAS 4)
b.c.1405
m.c.1430, ISABEL FRAUNCEYS (b.c.1413 Wickhambrooke,
d. 21 Mar. 1480 Heigham,
St.
Mary's Church- Higham,
On 1 Mar. 1436 Thomas Hegham quitclaimed all right in the manors of Lackford and Flempton which he held jointly with Thomas Geddyng, Robert Cavendysshe, William Galyon, Clement Denston, clerk, Henry Drury, William Rokewode of Whelnetham, Robert Berdewell, Ralph Blanderhasset and Hugh Bokenham, by the grant of Thomas Westhorp, clerk, as appears in a fine levied at Westminster. Witnesses were Thomas Hethe, George Hethe, Hugh Bokenham, Esq., John Cheve of Lackford, Thomas Donewych of Lackford, John Bret of Flempton, and John Pope of Heigham.(15)
On 1 July 1437 Ela, formerly the wife of Robert Shardelowe, knight sent a letter of attorney for delivery of seisin of the advowson of the church of Flempton to Nicholas Drury, Esq., senior, Thomas Heigham of Higham in Gazeley, John Curteys of Bury, Edmund Galyon and John Cullyng of Bury.(9)
On 8 July 1447 Nicholas Mors of Hengrave and Nicholas Helpston of Rushbrook granted a messuage, formerly of John Fotour, in Flempton bounded by a close of John Bret, the messuage of John Chyve, the manor of Hengrave and the highway, held by Thomas Fotour of Flempton, to Thomas Ryngested, vicar of Mildenhall, Thomas Heigham, Esq., Master John Smyth, clerk, of Tuddenham, and Roger Mayner of Icklingham. Witnesses were John Bret, John Peyton, William, John Hemesby, and John Chyve.(16)
There is a title deed dated 10 July 1447 at Flempton from Thomas Fotour of Flempton to Master Thomas Ryngested, vicar of Mildenhall, Thomas Heigham, esq., Master john Smyth, clerk and Roger Mayner of Icklingham concerning a messuage which the grantees had by the feoffment of Nicholas Mors of Hengrave and Nicholas Helpston of Rushbrook, witnesses were John Bret, John Donewych, William and John Peyton, John Hemesby and John Chive.(3) Also at Flempton on 24 Oct. is a grant of the above messuage held by Thomas Ryngested, Vicar of Mildenhall, Thomas Heigham, Esq., John Smyth, clerk, of Tuddenham and Roger Mayner of Icklingham, held by means of the grant of Nicholas Mors of Hengrave and Nicholas Helpston of Rushbrook. Granted to Andrew Grene, John Bullok and William Walcard Sr., all of Risby.(6)
Thomas Heigham, capital bailiff, was a witness to grant by John Roger and John Merymouth of Bury St. Edmunds to John Beneyt, weaver of Bury and his wife Agnes, John Curteys, Thomas Lytell and Nicholas Skot of Bury concerning a garden outside Westgate. 16 Oct. 26 Henry VI (1447) (2) He also witnessed a grant 15 Jan. 1448/9 from John Beneyt, weaver, of Bury and his wife Agnes, John Curteys, Thomas Lytell and Nicholas Skot of Bury to Ralph Lewes, tiler, of Bury and his wife Margaret, William Couper, baker and Reginald Lote, tiler to the above property.(17)
On 10 Dec. 1451 Thomas Heigham, Esq. along with Humphrey, Duke of Buckingham, John, Earl of Worcester, Edmund Grey, Lord de Ryffyn (Ruthin), Edmund Mulsowe, kt., Drugo Barentyn, Esq, Thomas Ryngstede, clerk, John Denston, Esq., John Paston, Esq., John A[ ], Richard [ ], Thomas Trenchemor, Esq., and Thomas Geddyng, Esq sent a letter of attorney for delivery of seisin of the manors of Lackford, Flempton and West Stow to Thomas Geddyng, Esq. and his wife Anne, William Tirrelle, Esq., and Robert Brome, Esq.(18)
In 1453 there is a Final Concord between Thomas Stotevile, Thomas Heigham, Thomas Westhorp, clerk, plaintiffs and John Wodehous, esq., defendant, concerning the manors of Crowfield Bocking in Crowfield and Asshe juxta Helmyngham (Ashbocking), one messuage, 200 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 30 acres of woodland, £40 worth of rent in Croffeld, Coddenham, Pettaugh, Stonham Antegayn, Creeting, Assh, Helmingham, Otley, Heminstone, Henley, Gosbeck, Stonham Aspal, Cretyng St. Mary and Cretyng All Saints.(4) On 2 Sept. 1453 there is a feoffment from Thomas Heigham and Thomas Westhorp, clerk to John Sandyngton, clerk, Edmund Lucas, John Brett, William Nokard and Richard Kreket to the manor of Asshe juxta Helmyngham (Ashbocking) of the above properties which they lately had by grant of John Wodehous, esq. as more fully appears in fine in King's court at Westminster on the Octave of St. John the Baptist, 31 Henry VI (2 Sept. 1453)(5)
Thomas as bailiff was a witness to a grant 15 Nov. 36 Henry VI (1457) from John Jerveys of Bury to Roger Drury of Hawstead, Roger Rookewood of Euston, John Coket of Ampton, John Furceney, William Bocche, John Smyth of Stanfeld and Thomas Watton of Bury to several pieces of property in Bury.(14)
On 19 Oct. 1460 Thomas Heigham and Roger Fylpot, bailiffs of the town were witnesses to a deed from John Ourysby and John Thorp, both of Bury to Thomas Throstyll, gent. and Joan his wife, John Odeham, draper and John Salter, senior, all of Bury to a messuage and garden in Heye strete in Bury next to the tenement of Thomas Throstyll.(10)
On 16 Oct. 1462 Thomas Heigham, Gent., John Thurston, mercer and John Norman of Bury granted thirteen pieces of land in Fornham All Saints, Hengrave and Risby, three pieces (five acres) in Fornham which they held with Andrew Grene, now deceased, of the feoffment of John Norys, Esq., and William Warner, Esq. of Thompson (Norfolk), ten pieces of land (nine acres) in Fornham, Hengrave and Risby which they held by the feoffment of Richard Waller, Esq. of the county of Kent, John Norys, Esq., William Warner of Thompson and William Grove of Berkshire, to John Coket of Ampton, William Davy of Fornham All Saints, Henry Dany of Fornham All Saints, John Andrewe of Bury, THomas Edward and John London of Fornham All Saints. Witnesses were John Scarp, John Hary, Walter Spaldyng, Laurence Prynce and Edmund Fyssher.(19)
On 24 May 1 Edward IV (1461) Thomas Heigham, Capital Bailiff, witnessed a sale by William Basse, of Bury, executor of the will of Adam Costyn, butcher, to John Grought, fuller, of Bury, John Thurston, mercer of Bury, Simon Waryn, smith, and Thomas Grought, fuller of West Stow To a grange with a garden in the suburbs of Bury outside Westgate.(8) As Bailiff he witnessed a grant by John Grought Sr., fuller of Bury, Simon Waryn, smith of Bury, & Thomas Grought, fuller of West Stow to Thomas Fuller, shoemaker of Bury, John Furceney of Bury, John Redgeman of Bury and John Glesyn of Bury to a grange and garden outside Westgate 28 Feb. 4 Edward IV (1464/5). (11)
On 1 Oct. 7 Edward IV (1467) Thomas was a witness to a grant by Robert Gardener of Bury, Robert Burgeys, barber of Bury and John Bukeston, of Stowmarket, to Ralph Lews, tiler, of Bury, Thomas Emmes, baker and Robert Farewell, baker of Bury to a messuage in the Gyldehall strete in Bury and a garden outside the Westgate.(7)
As bailiff Thomas witnessed a deed 4 Apr. 1471 from William Brace, fuller of Bury to William Berywey, fuller of Bury, Richard Burbage, clerk, John Mey Sr., weaver, Reginald Charderow, weaver, and William Symond, weaver of Bury to a messuage in the Heye strete.(13)
On 4 Nov. 1473 Thomas Heigham quitclaimed all right in the manors of
Lackford, Flempton and
On 5 Feb., 15 Edward IV (1477) Thomas Heigham the elder, of Heigham, esquire, granted to Master Thomas Wellys of Upwell, gentleman, all his right in all the lands and tenements with faldage, in Tudenham, which formerly belonged to Robert Shardelowe, knight.(1)
Issue-
· 6I. THOMAS- b.c.1431 Heigham,
· II. Jane/Margaret- b.c.1433, m. John
Blennerhasset of Frenze,
· III. Clement- b.c.1435, m. Joan Cotton,
d. 20 Mar. 1520 Wickhambrook,
· IV. William- b.c.1438, d. 1490 Ely, Cambridgeshire. William was Bishop of Ely
· V. Richard- b.c.1441, m.
· VI. Catherine- m. E. West of The Greyes,
· VII. Edeyne- m. _____ Walton
· VIII.
Ref:
(1) Suffolk Record Office- A 5355
(2) Ibid- Bury branch- EL13/12/10
(3) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/88
(4) Ibid- HD 1538/197/25
(5) Ibid- HD 1538/253/92
(6) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/89
(7) Ibid- EL 13/12/13
(8) Ibid- EL 13/12/5
(9) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/83
(10) Ibid- 449/2/7
(11) Ibid- EL 13/12/6
(12) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/370
(13) Ibid- 449/2/18
(14) Ibid- EL 13/12/17
(15) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/151
(16) Ibid- 449/2/87
(17) Ibid- EL 13/12/12
(18) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/368
(19) Ibid- 449/2/176
Ancestor Table for Thomas Bradbury of Agamenticus and Salisbury-
Robert Charles Anderson & John Brooks Threlfall, The American Genealogist-
Vol. 55, No. 1 (Jan 1979), p. 4
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms, Lowestoft,
1866-71- Vol. 2, p. 214
The Visitation of Suffolk, 1561- Joan Corder, Ed., The Harleian
Society, London, 1981- p. 357
6I. THOMAS (RICHARD 1, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 3, THOMAS 4, THOMAS 5)
b.c.1431 Heigham,
m. KATHERINE COTTON (b.c.1445 Landwade,
Cambridgeshire), d. of William Cotton of Landwade, Cambridgeshire
bur. 23 Apr. 1492 Colne,
Thomas Heigham, junior was a witness to a feoffment in Bury concerning his brothers Clement and Richard. 24 Aug. 8 Edward IV (1468). (1)
On 13 Dec. 1477 is recorded a grant of a messuage in Risby, between the Rectory and land late of William Maundevyle, abutting on land late of William Maundevyle and the highway which William Baret, gent., Walter Coket, gent., and Thomas Machill, yeoman lately held with Ralph Makerell, clerk, now deceased, of the gift and feoffment of Roger Page of Risby, Thomas Heigham, junior, esq., James Bullok and Edmund Clement. Granted to William Duffeld, clerk, William Coket, clerk, William Thweytes, gent., and William Revet, chaplain, to hold of the chief lords. Witnesses were William Carewe, Esq., Roger Page, James Bullok, Edmund Clement and John Reve.(8)
On 2 Aug. 20 Edward IV (1480) Thomas Heigham Jr., Esq. was a witness to a grant by Thomas Emmes, baker of Bury and Robert Farewell, baker, of Bury to John Plandon, yeoman and his wife Joan, Thomas Velers, gent. and Richard Plandon, clothmaker, of Melford of a garden outside Westgate in Bury.(10)
On 20 Dec. 1481 is a grant of two pieces of land in Westly, two acres between the lands of Margaret Banyard and one acre in the field between lands of the Monastery of St. Edmund and the road leading to Babwell which were held by Edmund Lerlyng, tiler, of Bury St. Edmunds and Agnes his wife, Robert Totay, Edmund Baker and Reginald Lerlyng of the feoffment of Thomas Heigham, Robert Paman, clerk and William Paman to hold to William Leyer and William Stevenson, both of Bury, John Aleyn, gent., George Watton, chaplain, and John Salman, mercer, and their heirs to be held of the chief lords. Witnesses were John Sergeaunt, chandler, John Reygate, Robert Tornour, John Stanton of Westley, John Byrd Jr., John Duke, and Richard Stanton.(4)
On 12 Oct. 1482 Thomas Heigham, Esq. was one of the witnesses to a grant by William Sparke, scrivener, of Bury St. Edmunds, William Leyr, gent., and William Nunne to Thomas Lacy, grocer, John Jeverys, gent., John Berywey, goldsmith, John Revell, merchant and William Purpyll, grocer to a garden in the Bury suburbs outside Westgate.(5) Also in 1482 he witnessed a grant to anothe garden outside Westgate by Thomas Fullere, corvoser, of Bury and John Glesen, corvoser to John Plandon of Bury and Thomas Velers and Richard Plandon of Melford.(6)
On 29 Nov. 1482 Thomas Dalahay, gent., William Carewe, Esq., Clement Clerk, gent., William Suffeld, clerk, William Mathewe, clerk, Richard Coote, gent., Roger Page, and John Benall, draper granted all lands, tenements meadows and pastures in Flempton which they lately held jointly by the grant of Thomas Dix, late of West Stow and Robert Shyllynge of Wordwell, as appears in a charter of 9 July 1478, to William Bolton and his wife Margery, Thomas Heigham, Esq., John Aleyn, Gent., Henry Davy and William Langley. Witnessed by Edmund Dunwich, John Nokkard, John Bret, John Angold and William Dunwich.(12)
There is a bond dated 1483 of Thomas Cootes of Mildenhall to Robert Wyset of Barton Mills and Thomas Heigham to perform covenants concerning meadowland in Wild Street and three acres in Holmeseyfield.(2)
On 26 July 1483 Roger Page of Bury, Walter Cocket of Ingham and William Mosse of Hengrave granted to William Nienge of Hengrave, Thomas Heigham, Esq., Thomas Jermeyne, Gent., and John Peyton all the lands and tenements which Richard Lardener, citizen and grocer of London, formerly held with John Nienge of Hengrave, now deceased, in Hengrave and Flempton. John Lienge and John Broun were appointed their attorneys for the delivery of seisin. Witnesses were William Carewe, Esq., Thomas Nienge, William Mosse, William Rumbylowe and John Folkes.(11)
Thomas witnessed a release 20 Apr. 1485 from William Thweyt of Bury, Thomas Edon, Gent., William Mathew, clerk, Ralph Otlee, and John Seriaunt, chandler to Robert Bret of Bury, mercer and his wife Joan, John Aleyn, gent., William Stevenson, gent., Thomas Edon Jr., William Leier and John Gowty, barker to a messuage and garden in the great market place of Bury.(13)
On 31 Mar. 3 Henry VII (1488) Thomas Heigham, Esq. was a witness to a conveyance by Thomas Glesyn, cordener, of Bury St. Edmunds, son & heir of the late John Glesyn of Bury, to John Brette, widow, and John Aleyn, gent. concerning a grange and garden ouside Westgate in Bury.(3) On 22 Sept. 1488 he witnessed another deed to a tenement in the Heystrete in Bury St. Edmunds from John Sygo, clerk and Edward Andrew, both of Bury and Thomas Lacy, grocer to John Howlot, fuller and his wife Alice of Bury, and Richard Purdy, chaplain of Thurston, John Howlot Sr. of Bury and Nicholas Tylney and Richard Ormysby.(7)
4 June 4 Henry VII (1489) Thomas Heigham, Esq was a witness to a deed of various properties in Bury from George Watton, clerk to Joan Brette, widow.(9)
Issue-
· I. Thomas- b.c.1466 Heigham, d.s.p. 13 July 1504 Heigham
· II. Richard- b.c.1468, m.c.1493 Anne Terringham of Tyringham, d.s.p.
· 7III. CLEMENT- b.c.1470, m.c.1489
Lavenham,
· IV. Jane- b.c.1473, m.c.1491 John
Harleston of
· V. John- b.c.1475, d. Feb. 1522, m.c.1503 Mary Tyringham, d. Feb. 1522 Heigham
· VI. ______- b.c.1478, m. Henry Hutton
Ref:
(1) Suffolk Record Office- Bury- EL13.12.18
(2) Ibid- E 18/452/18/2
(3) Ibid- EL 13/12/8
(4) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/622
(5) Ibid- EL 13/12/15
(6) Ibid- EL 13/12/7
(7) Ibid- Title Deed 449/2/19
(8) Ibid- 449/2/552
(9) Ibid- EL 13/12/21
(10) Ibid- EL 13/12/14 (11) Ibid- Title Deed
449/2/321
(12) Ibid- 449/2/119
(13) Ibid- HD 1538/170/3
Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who Came to America
before 1700- Frederick Lewis Weis, 7th ed., Genealogical Publishing Co.,
Baltimore, 1992- pp. 246A-36
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms, Lowestoft, 1866-71-
Vol. 2, p. 214
The Baronetage of England- E. Kimber, London: s.n., 1771, Vol. I,
p. 382
"Ancestor Table for Thomas Bradbury of Agamenticus and Salisbury,"
The American Genealogist- Vol. 55, No. 1 (Jan 1979), p. 4
The Visitation of Cambridge Made in 1575- John William Clay,
Harleian Society, London, 1897- p. 22
7III. CLEMENT (RICHARD 1, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 3, THOMAS 4, THOMAS 5, THOMAS 6)
b.c.1470
m.c.1489 Lavenham,
bur. 26 Sept. 1500 Lavenham,
The
Market Cross- Lavenham
In 1492 there is a grant by Thomas Curson, Esq. of Billingford, Norfolk to Henry Heydon, James Hoberd, William Clopton, Edmund Jenney, Robert Crane, Robert Southwell, John Berney, Ralph Berney, Clement Heigham, Thomas Rokewode, Edward Clopton, and Francis Southwell, Esq to the manor of Feltons in Barrow and the advowson.(1)
Issue-
· 8I. CLEMENT- b.c.1495 Lavenham,
· II. Thomas- of St. Edmundsbury, m. Elizabeth Calthorpe, d.s.p.
· III. William- took holy orders
· IV.
Ref:
(1)
Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who Came to America
before 1700- Frederick Lewis Weis, 7th ed., Genealogical Publishing Co.,
Baltimore, 1992- pp. 246A-36
The Baronetage of England- E. Kimber, London: s.n., 1771, Vol. I,
p. 382
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms,
8I. CLEMENT (RICHARD 1, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 3, THOMAS 4, THOMAS 5, THOMAS 6, CLEMENT 7)
b.c.1495 Lavenham, Suffolk
m.1.c.1515 Barrow, Suffolk, ANNE MUNNINGS, d. of John de Moonines of
Seamer Hall, Suffolk
2. Anne Waldegrave (m.1. Henry Buers of
bur. 9 Mar. 1571 Barrow,
Sir
Clement Heigham's Coat of Arms-
Sir Clement Heigham was brought up to the bar, and entered of
Clement purchased the Manor of Barrow in 1540 and lived there until his death. The manor remained in the family until 1688 when it was sold.(2)
All
Saints- Barrow
Berefte of woldlye lyfe, in hope to ryse to
endlesse light
By Christe' deserte', here rest' the corpse of Clement Heighm Knight:
Whom Suffolke soile ded breede bringe up, and cheifly foster ay,
In Barrow, wher his dewllinge was untill hi dyinge day:
Which was the month of March, since God a mortall man became,
The thousandth, & fyve hundreth yeare, wth seventye to the same:
What tyme our Soverance lady deere
Of hir most milde & gracius reigne, did recken yeares theirteen.
He was a man, whom God had given, great pregnancye of witte,
And therwith all such utterance, as for the same was fitte.
The feare of God he always had, fast fyxt in hold hearte:
And from his prince in loyaltye, noe iote would he departe.
A faithfull frind to all good men, in word, and eke in deede:
And like a parent to the pore, wth almose at their neede.
His study and profession were, the lawes of this our lande:
The ground wherof he deemded was, right well to understand.
And for his proof of learned skill, by Study gotte theryn:
In howse of Courte cald Lyncolns Inne, wise reader he had been.
By this his knowledge in those lawes, he ded still peace p'serve
When quarrels caused his neyghbors ofte, from unitye to swerve.
His country may full well bewaile, the losse of such a guyde
Who ready was as rightfull judge, their strife for to decyde.
He duely ded correcte all vice, and favourd vertue myld.
And in his judgement would not be, with bryberye defyled.
In punishement unto the pore, which ded their cryme lament,
He wold with pyty mercyfull, from rigour soone relent.
But unto them which wilfully, contynude in offence,
A terror unto them he was, in Justice true defence
Through which good gift' soe manifest such favour he obtenid
Wth Phillpe and with Mary late, our Soveragnes when they reignd
That he by sage and good advice, was chosen for to bee
The Speaker of the Parlament, and furthred to degree,
To be of pryvy counsayle with his prince, and afterward,
The lord cheif Baron of the Queenes Escheker was preferd.
The wch advaincement ended by Queene Maries death: and hee
Retorninge unto private state, contynude in degree
Of worshippe in his country still, as Justicer of Peace:
And from his vertues here reherst, till death he ded not cease.
Wch then from care disthardoinge him, & of ech worldly thinge,
Was unto him a directe meane, his lastinge life to bringe.
Then, (as he usde always much time in prayer for to spend)
Even soe with prayer at the last, his earthly life ded end.
God grant that this (a true Record) of him here lefte behind,
May cause ech man remember one, & beare his life in mind.(3)
Issue- first six children by Anne Munnings, last five children by Anne Waldegrave
·
9I.
· II. Anne- b.c.1525, m. Thomas Turner of
Wratting,
· III. Margaret- b.c.1527, m. Humphrey
Moseley of Tunstall, Staffordshire and Ousden,
· IV.
· V. Vincent- b.c.1531, d.s.p.
· VI. Lucy- b.c.1534, m.1. John Bokenham
of Snetterton,
· VII. John- m.1. 9 Dec. 1562 Anne Wright
of Sutton Hall, Bradfield,
· VIII. Thomas- d.s.p. Dec. 1597
· IX. William- m. Anne Stoneley (d. 11 Nov. 1612), d. 10 July 1620. William was one of the tellers of the Exchequer.
· X. Judith- m. John Spelman of Narburgh,
· XI. Dorothy- m. Sir Charles Framlingham,
Kt., of Crowes Hall,
Ref:
(1) Burke's Land Gentry of
(2)
(3) MI- All Saints- Barrow,
Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who Came to America
before 1700- Frederick Lewis Weis, 7th ed., Genealogical Publishing Co.,
Baltimore, 1992- pp. 246A-37
The Visitation of Suffolke- William Harvey, Tymms, Lowestoft,
1866-71- Vol. 2, pp. 246A, 290
"Thomas Bradbury's Edon Ancestry"- Robert Charles Anderson, John B.
Threlfall, The American Genealogist- Vol. 55, No.1 (Jan 1979), p. 5
"Ancestor Table for Thomas Bradbury of Agamenticus and Salisbury,"
The American Genealogist- Vol. 55, No. 1 (Jan 1979), p. 3
The Ancestry of Thomas Bradbury (1611-1695) and His Wife Mary (Perkins)
Bradbury (1615-1700) of Salisbury, Massachusetts- John Brooks Threlfall,
J.B. Threlfall, Madison, Wisconsin, 1988- pp. 65-8
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