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NAMES  OF  QUAETEEINGS. 


V tlFgfrtmt. 

2 Kantilr,  «rarl  of  CJjfstcv. 

3 Cgnion. 

4 fSalpas. 


5 Bassett. 

6 lltolforO. 

7 Brcrcton. 
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d'gcvton  of  lUtilcn. 

Tlie  Genealogie  or  Pedegree  of  y®  Right  Worshipfull 
Familey  of  Egerton  of  Ridley  in  y®  County  Palatyue  of  Ches- 
ter, Being  Extracted  out  of  y*^  Ancient  Records,  Deeds 
And  other  Anthentick  Testimonies  Pertaineing  to  those 
Famileys  of  Egertons,  And  drawne  down  to  these  tymes 
13y  Randle  Holme  of  y'^  Citty  of  Chester  lleranld  Painter, 

Aiio  Dhi  1G90.* 

William  cle  Belwarcl  lived  in  tyme  of  William  Rufus  Ring  of  England,  & had  issue. 
Gules  three  jyheons  argent. 


William  le  Behvard  of  Malpass  lived  12  IT.  1,  and  had  issue. 
Gules  three  pheons  argent. 


William  le  Bel  ward  of  Mali)ass  lived  in  tyra  ■ of  King  Stephen  he  was  lord  of  y“  Moity  of  Malpass 
& mar.  Beatrix  dan.  to  Hugh  Bohnn  al’s  Kivilock  & coheir  to  lier  Brotlier  Randle  E.  of  Chester,  & 
had  issue. 

Gules  three  pheons  argent,  impaling  azure  three  garbs  or. 


David  de  Malpass  called  Dan  David  le  Clerk  was  Justice  of  Chester  3I II.  2 ik  lord  of  halfe  y'  Barony 
of  Malpass  in  right  of  his  wife  Marg'  coheire  to  Rafe  ap  Enion  Baron  of  Malpass  & had  issue. 

Gules  three  pheons  argent,  impaling  argent  three  lions  passant  reguardant  in  pale  gules,  armed  and 
langued  azure. 


Pliillipp  de  Malpass  second  son  & heir  to  his  Brother  William  he  was  called  Phillipp  de  Egerton,  & 
Philli])p  Goch  de  Egerton.  he  lived  33  E.  3 & mar’  Kathrine  sister  to  Rich,  de  flulton  or  Hutton  & 
had  issue. 

Gules  three  pheons  argent,  impaling  azure  on  a bend  or  three  eagles  displayed  gules. 


David  de  Egerton  son  of  Phillipp  de  Malpass  he  lived  IG  E.  2,  hee  mar.  Cisley  dau.  to  S'' 
Randle  de  Thornton  by  Avice  his  wife,  dau.  & heir  to  Rich,  de  Kingstey  & had  issue. 

Gidcs  three  pheons  argent,  impaling  argent  on  a bend  gules  three  escarbunctes  or. 


Phillipp  de  Egerton  son  of  David  lived  20  E.  2,  & 1 E.  3,  he  mar.  Marg'  dau.  to  Richard 
de  M’reiibury  & had  issue. 

Gules  three  pheons  argent,  impaling  argent  a chevron  sable  between  three  wreyis  gules. 


David  de  Egerton  Eldest  son  of  Phillipp  was  Sherille  of  Cheshire  7 E.  3,  he  mar. 
Isabell  dau.  to  Richard  Fulshurst  of  Crew  & had  issue. 

Gules  three  pheons  argent,  impaling  ermine  on  a fess  gules  a fret  or. 

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I rian  Egerton  Lord  of  y"  Manor  of  Egerton  by  Ancient  intayle,  he  married 
Amicia  or  Amelia  ...  & had  issue. 

Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  etc.  azure  between  three  pheons  sable. 


Phillipp  Egerton  do  Egerton  he  lived  1 II.  G,  he  mar.  Maud  dau.  & coheir  to  David 
do  Malpass  lord  of  Hampton  & Bickerton  & had  issue. 

Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  etc.  azure  between  three  pheons  sable,  impaling 
gules  a chevron  argent  between  three  pheons  of  the  last. 

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* Copied  from  the  original  roll  in  the  possession  of  Sir  Philip  de  Malpas  Grey  Egerton,  Bart., 
M.P.,  of  Oulton  Park,  Tarporley. 


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S'  John  Egerton  of  Egertoii  K‘  he  died  at  Bloreheath  38  11.  6 c'c  liad  issue. 
Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  and  langued  azure  between  three  pheons  sable. 


Philiipp  Egerton  son  &:  heir  of  S'  John  38  II.  G,  he  died  about  12  E.  1,  lie  married  Margery 
dau.  to  William  Maimvaring  of  Ighfeild  & liad  issue. 

Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  and  langued  azure  between  three  pheons  sable,  impaling 
argent  two  bars  gules,  in  chief  a crescent  sable. 

The  eldest  son  of  Philip  carried  on  the  princijial  Line  whose  heir  male  is  Sr  Edward  Egerton  Baront 
uid  from  Sr  Kalph  ye  2d  son  are  the  Egertons  late  of  Shaw,  and  the  Duke  of  Bridgwater. 


S'  Rate  Egerton  2 son  of  Phillipp  he  was  Staudart  Bearer  to  King  Henry  8 at  'i'orny,  for  liis 
good  service  was  made  K'  Ban"  & had  y'  lordshipp  of  Ridley  given  him  by  II.  8.  ho  mar.  Marg' 
dau.  heir  to  Rafe  son  & heir  to  John  Bassett  of  Blore  in  Com.  Stall.  & had  issue. 

Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  and  langued  azure  betiveen  three  pheons  sable,  in  chief  a crescent  of 
the  third  for  difference,  impaling  or  three  piles  meeting  in  base  of  the  escocheon  gules  on  a canton 
■irgcnt  o griffin  segreant  sable  armed  gules.  Motto  .■  Fine  Fait  Tout 


S'  Richard  Egerton  of  Ridley  lived  20  II.  8,  he  was  Kniglited  m Scotland  1514.  he  marr.  Mary 
dnu.  to  Richard  Grosvcner  of  Eaton  y"  Relict  of  Thomas  Leigli  of  Adlington,  to  his  second  wife  by 
\'  iiom  he  had  issue. 

.Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  and  langued  azure  belween  three  pheons  sable,  a crescent  ef  the 
third  for  difference,  impaling  azure  a garb  or. 

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Rai'e  Egerton  of  Ridley  Esq.  he  was  Baptized  att  Bunbury  20  June  1549,  he  married  to  his  2 wife 
Barbara  dau.  & heir  to  Stephen  llolford  of  Alcnston  in  eom.  A^ork  ; he  died  at  Stoke  in  Terne  in 
Com.  Salop  17  Nov.  1G19  & was  Buried  iu  Bunbury,  by  her  he  had  issue. 

Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  azure  between  three  pheons  sable,  in  chief  a crescent  of  the  third 
tor  difference,  impaling  argent  a greyhound  passant  sable,  in  chief  a mullet  gtdes  for  difference. 


S'  Richard  Egerton  of  Ridley  K‘  Born  24  Eeb.  1575,  ho  was  43  years  of  age  at  his  fathers  death, 
he  married  Mary  dau.  & heir  to  S'  Randle  Brerclon  of  Malpass  K'  & had  issue,  he  died  14  Jan. 
1627,  & was  buried  in  Bunbury. 

.4.rgent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  azure  between  three  pheons  sable,  in  chief  a crescent  of  the  third 
for  difference,  impaling  argent  two  bars  sable,  in  chief  a crescent  gules. 

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Thomas  Egerton  2 son  of  S'  Rich.  & heir  to  his  Brother  Coll.  Riehard  Egerton  of  Ridley,  wliose 
sons  died  without  any  issue,  he  married  Kathrine  dau.  to  Coll.  Dodson  of  London  & hath  issue. 
Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  azure  between  three  jdieons  sable,  in  chief  a crescent  of  the  third 
for  difference,  impaling  argent  afess  nebule  gules  between  three  fleurs-de-lis  sable. 


Rafe  Egerton  son  & heir  Aged  80  years  an’o  1G90  heiro  to  Ridley  Estate. 
Argent  a lion  rampant  gules  armed  and  langued  azure  betiveen  three 
pheons  sable,  in  chief  a crescent  azure  for  difference. 


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CKANT  OF  ARMS,  BY  SIR  CHARLES  YOUNG,  KT.,  GARTER, 
ANI^  JAYIES  PULMAN,  CLARENCEUX,  IM)  HUGH  MYH)DET.- 
TOX  ELLICOYIBE,  OF  CULVERLANDS,  1849. 

To  All  and  Sinc;u]ar  to  whom  these  Presents 
shall  come,  Sir  diaries  Yonn<>;  Knip;ht,  Garter 
Principal  Kin»-  of  Arms  and  .Tames  Pulman  £s- 
ipiire  Clarenceaux  King  of  Arms  of  the  Sonth 
East  and  west  parts  of  Plngland  from  the  River 
'Pi-ent  Southward  send  greeting.  AVhereas  Hugh 
IMyddelton  Plllicomhe  of  Cnlverlands  in  the  parish 
of  Saint  Sidwell  in  the  County  of  the  City  of 
Exetei-,  Gentleman,  Treasurer  of  the  said  City, 
fourth  hut  now  eldest  surviving  son  of  the  late 
William  Ellicomhe  Clerk,  Rector  of  Al])hington 
in  the  County  of  Devon  deceased  hath  represented 
unto  the  most  noble  Henry  Charles  Duke  of  Nor- 
folk Earl  Marshal  and  Hereditary  IMarshal  id' 
England  Knight  of  the  most  noble  order  of  the 
Garter  that  the  armorial  ensigns  hitherlo  use<l  hy 
his  family  not  ajipcaring  to  have  been  duly  esta- 
Idished  in  the  College  of  Arms  and  being  desirous 
of  having  the  said  armorial  ensigns  with  snch 
variation  as  may  he  necessary  granted  and  con- 
firmed to  him  and  his  descendants  and  to  the 
other  descendants  of  his  late  Father  the  said 
William  Ellicomhe  deceased,  He  therefore  re- 
((iiested  the  favour  of  His  Grace's  Warrant 
for  our  granting  and  confirming  to  him  such  Arms  and  Crest  as  may  he  proper 
to  lie  borne  by  him  and  by  his  descendants  and  by  the  other  descendants  of 
his  late  Father  the  said  AYilliam  Ellicondje  deceased  according  to  the  Laws  of 
.Arms.  And  forasmuch  as  the  said  Earl  Alarshal  did  l)v  Warrant  under  his  hand 
and  seal  bearing  date  the  seventeenth  day  of  Heptember  last  authorize  and  direct 
us  to  grant  and  confirm  such  armorial  ensigns  accordingly  Know  ye  therefore 
that  we  the  said  Garter  and  Clarenceaux  in  pursuance  of  His  Grace’s  AVai-ranf 
and  by  virtue  of  the  Letters  Patent  of  our  several  Offices  to  each  of  us  res])cc- 
tively  granted  do  by  these  Presents  grant  and  confirm  unto  the  said  Hngh  jMyd- 
delton  Ellicomhe  the  Arms  following  that  is  to  say  Argent  on  a Cheveron  engrailed 
sable  between  three  Stags  current  proper  as  many  Crosses  patee  of  the  Field. 
And  for  Crest  on  a AYreath  of  the  Colours,  A Stag’s  Head  erased  ])roper  attired 
Or  lietweeu  the  Attires  a Cross  patee  fitchy  and  gorged  with  a Collar  embattled 
counterbattled  Gules  with  Chain  Gold,  as  the  same  are  in  the  Alargin  hereof  more 
])laiidy  depicted  to  be  borne  and  used  for  ever  hereafter  by  him  the  said  Hugh 
Myddelton  Ellicomhe  and  his  descendants  and  by  the  other  descendants  of  his  late 
Father  William  Ellicomhe  deceased  with  their  due  and  proper  differences  according 
to  the  Laws  of  Arms.  In  AVitness  whereof  we  the  said  Garter  and  Clarenceaux 
Kings  of  Arms  have  to  these  Presents  subscribed  Our  Names  and  affixed  the  Seals 
of  our  several  Offices  this  first  day  of  October  in  the  thirteenth  year  of  the  reign 
of  our  Sovereign  Lady  A^ictoria  by  the  Grace  of  God  of  the  united  Kingdom  of 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland  Queen,  Defender  of  the  Faith  &c.  And  in  the  year  of 
onr  Lord  One  thousand  eight  hundred  and  forty  nine. 


Cii.vs.  Geo.  A'ounu  Garter. 


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COXFIiniATION  OF  AliMS,  I5Y  8JR  TIIO^FAS  ST.  GEORGE, 
GARTER,  AND  SIR  HENltY  ST.  GEORGE,  CLARENCEEX, 
TO  JOHN  EVERSIIED,  OF  EYERSIIED,  iC.lKi.* 


To  ALL  AND  srxciULAR  to  wliom  tlicsc  Prcscnts  shall  c-ome  S*'  Thomas  b‘  Gc()i'<j;e 
Kn'  Garter  Priueipal  Kini^  of  Arms  and  S*’  Henry  St.  George  Kn‘  Clarenc’'  Ring 
of  Arms  send  Greeting.  \Tiiereas  the  most  Noble  Prince  Henry  Duke  of  Nor- 
f(dke  Earl  Marshal  of  Pingland  hath  by  W^arrant  or  (di'der,  under  his  hand  and  the 
Seal  of  his  Office  of  liarl  ^larshal  of  England  bearing  date  the  S*''  day  of  April  last 
past  signifyed  unto  Us  that  he  hath  received  Testimonials  that  iNU  lohn  Evcrshed 
of  Evershed  in  the  parish  of  Ockley  near  Harking  in  Suri-ey  is  a person  of  good 
flesert  and  Estate  ; and  by  another  Order  bearing  ilate  the  2(5"'  day  c)f  .Tanuary 
last  hath  also  declared  that  his  Grace  is  satistyed  by  S*'  Richard  Onslow  and  other 
Gentlemen  of  (jluality  of  the  County  of  Surrey  that  the  said  M“'  lohn  E\-erslual 
is  of  an  antient  Family;  And  whereas  ho  hath  also  [)roduced  to  his  Grace  an 
Escutcheon  of  Arms  attested  niffier  the  hand  of  S"'  Kdward  Bysshe  Kid  sometime 
Clarenceux  King  of  Arms  declaring  his  Arms  therein  exjn-essed  to  be  the  Arms  of 
their  P'amily,  his  Grace  did  thereupon  Order  and  appoint  Us  to  allow  and  conHrm 
y‘‘  same  unto  the  said  lohn  Evershed  and  his  Posterity  in  due  form.  Ka’ow  yc 
therfore  that  \Ve  y*”  s‘’  Garter  & Clarenc^  in  pursuance  of  y'^'  s‘^  Earl  Marshals  Orders 
(Si  hy  virtue  of  y'^  Letters  Patents  to  Us  respectively  granted  under  the  Great  Seal 
of  EngU  have  allowd  and  confirmed  to  y^'  s‘‘  lohn  E\ershed  A'  his  jmstcrity  y''  s'' 
Arms  A Crest,  as  y'“  same  are  set  forth  in  y*-'  s'*  Escutcheon  Adc[)icted  in  y*-'  margin 
hereof,  viz.  Argent,  on  a Chief  Sable  d mullets  of  (i  points  Or  pierced,  A for  y*^ 
Crest  A mullet  of  (5  points  Or  pierced  lictween  a.  paii'  of  wings  displayed  Arg'  To 
be  born  A used  l)y  him  v''  s'*  bdin  Evei'shed  A his  jiosteritv  according  to  y''  Law 
and  ])i'actice  of  Arms.  Ix  witxes  whereof  ^Ve  y'’ s''  Garter  A Clarenc^  have  here 
unto  snbscrihcd  our  names  A affixed  y“  Seals  of  our  resjiective  Offices  this  11"' 
day  of  IMarch  in  y'’  Ninth  year  of  y"  lieign  of  Our  Soveraign  Lord  AUilliam  y''  d'* 
by  y'-’  Grace  of  God  King  of  Engl'*  Scotl'*  France  A IreP  Defender  of  y**  Faith  Ac. 
Annoq  Dni  KiOti. 

Tho.  St.  George  Garter  lien.  St.  George  Clarenceux 

Principall  king  of  Anns.  king  of  Anus. 


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Extracted  from  the  Records  of  the  College  of  Arms. 


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KALES  PEDIGREE.* 


The  Pcdio-ree  of  Sir  Christoplier  Hales  of  Liiicoln  Baronet  shewing  liis  Lineal 
descent  from  Sir  John  Kales  of  Kales  Place  alias  White  Friers  Coventry  in  the 
County  of  Warwick  who  was  created  a Baronet  hy  Letters  Patent  under  the  Great 
Seal  oi'  Great  Britain  bearing  date  IG***  August  IGGO  12  Carolus  1 1"- 


Nicholas  Hales  of  Hales  Place  in-p 
Haldeu  in  the  County  of  Kent.  | 


Sir  Robert  Hales  Knight,  Prior  Sir  Nicholas  Halos  Knight 

of  S*  John  of  Jerusalem  and  Brother  and  Heir  of  Sir 

Treasui’er  of  England.  Robert. 


Thomas  Hales  of  Hales  Place  aforesaid.-p 


John  Hales  of  Hales  Place  Thomas  Hales  Henry  Hales  S'** 

aforesaid  son  & heir  mar-  second  son.  son  married  and 

ried  and  left  Issue.  ^ left  Issue. 

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James  Hales. 

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John  Hales  Alderman  of  the  City  of  Canterbury  1512. -p 


Thomas  Hales  of  Haklen  aforesaid. -p 


Thomas  Hales  of  Haklen  aforesaid-p.  . . daughter  of  . . . Trefroy  of  . . . 
Died  at  Canterbury.  I in  the  County  of  Cornwall. 


John  Hales  eldest  son  died 
without  issue. 

John  Hales  Esq.  Clerk  of 
the  Hanaper  temp. 

Hen.  VIII.  4'*'  son  died 
s.  p.  5 Jan.  1572  & was 
buried  m the  Church  of  S' 
Peter  le  Poor  iii  the  City 
of  London.  Will  dated 
the  same  day. 


Sir  Christopher  Hales 
of  Coventry  in  the 
County  of  Warwick 
Ku'  2'‘  son. 

Mary  daughter  of 
Thomas  Lucy  of 
Charlecote  in  the 
County  of  Warwick 
Esquire. 


Bartholomew  Hales 
of  Smithfield  in  the 
County  of  Warwick 
Esquire  S'*  son. 

Mary  da.  & sole  heir 
of  George  Harper  of 
...  in  the  County 
of  Kent. 


Stephen  Hales  of  New 
land  in  the  County  of 
Kent  Esquire  o'*'  son. 

Amy  da.  of  Sir 
Rich.ard  Moreson  in 
the  County  of  Bucks 
Knight. 


John  Hales  of  White  Friers  in  Coventry  in=pFriswid  da.  of  Anthony 
the  County  of  Warwick  Esquire  son  & Faunt  of  Foston  in  the 
heir,  and  also  heir  to  his  Uncle  John,  County  of  Leicester. 

Clerk  of  the  Hanaper. 


Lucy  married  to  Edmund 
Taverner  of  Sorndis  in 
the  County  of  Oxford. 


John  Hales  Bartholomew  Cliristopher  Hales  of  White  Friers  Jane  eldest  Mary 

eldest  son.  Hales  2 sou.  aforesaid  Esquire.  daughter.  2‘‘  daughter. 


Sir  John  Hales  of  Hales  Place  alias  White  Friers  in^Anne  da.  of . . . Johnson 
Coventry  aforesaid  Knt.  Created  a Baronet  16  Esq.  Alderman  of  the 

August  1660  12  Car.  II.  Died  in  the  parish  of  S’  City  of  London.  WiU 
Dunstans  in  the  AVest  London  & buried  in  S'  Michael’s  dated  14  June  1710 
Church  Coventry.  Adm’on  16  Oct.  1677.  De  | proved  16  April  1713. 
bonis  non  &c.  13  May  1713  to  Edwd.  Hales  the  son.  ; 

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. . . Hales  2"'* 
son  a Turkey 
merchant 
in  London. 

. . . Hales  3'* 
son  of  Lincoln. 


* Communicated  by  Richard  Woof,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,J'.R.S.L.,  etc. 


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Sir  Christopher  Hales 
Baronet,  eldest  sou 
Kepresentative  in 
Parliament  for  the 
City  of  Coventry, 
died  nnm.  7 January 
171G/7.  Will  dated 
21  Sept.  1710 
])roved  3 Dec.  1717. 


Sir  Edward  Hales  of  Coventry  Baronet 
2'"'  son  i^roeured  an  Act  of  Parliament 
for  the  sale  of  Hales  Place  alias  White 
Friers  aforesaid  died  in  September  1720 
and  was  buried  in  S*  Martins  Church 
London.  Will  dated  6 Sept.  1720 
proved  lO'*"  of  same  month. 

Elizabeth  da.  of  . . . Thor])e  of  S' 
Martin’s  in  the  Fields  in  the  County  of 
Middlesex  Esquire  died  at  Lincoln 
a“  17G5  & was  there  buried. 


Dorothy  eldest 
daughter  mar- 
ried to  Michael 
Rutter  of 
Burton  on  the 
Hill  in  the 
County  of 
Gloucester 
Esquire. 


. . . 2'“‘  daughter 
married  . . . 

Eyre  of  the 
Town  of  Lincoln. 

Anne  3"'  daugh- 
ter married  John 
Parker  of  Hen- 
ley in  the 
County  of  War- 
wick Gent. 

1716  & 1720. 


Sir  Christopher  Hales  of  Lincoln 
Baronet,  son  and  heir,  married 
Sejit.  1736  died  8 May  1776  buried 
at  Hammersmith  in  the  County 
of  Middlesex. 


lidward  Hales  of 
Lincoln  Esq. 

2 son.  died  at 
Lincoln  circa 
1718  s.  p. 


Harrison  da.  of  Colonel  Benjamin 
Columbine  of  Morley  in  the 
County  of  Antrim  A Kingdom  of 
Ireland  Esq.  by  Mary  his  wife 
wlio  married  2"'">'  Sir  Cecil  Wray 
of  Braunstono  co.  Lincoln,  died  at 
Hammersmith  & was  there  buried. 


Susannah  da.  of 
Charles  Bertie 
of  Uffingtou  CO. 
Lincoln  Esq. 
married  in  Jans' 
l73f,  died  at 
Lincoln  & was 
there  buried. 


John  Hales 
of  Lincoln 
Esq.  3 son. 
lost  at  sea. 
unm. 


Anne  eld'  da.  born  at  Lin- 
coln marr.  to  Christopher 
Taylor  of  London  grocer, 
natural  son  of  Sir  Cecil 
W ray  Bart,  bur'*  at  Clerken- 
well  Church  co.  Middx. 


Catherine  2d  da.  horn  at 
Lincoln  ob.  uum.  & was 
there  bur'*. 

Elizabeth  3'*  da.  horn  at 
Lincoln  about  1718  ob.  unm. 
& was  there  bui-d. 


Christopher  Hales 
eld'  son  a Captain 
in  the  Army  ; 
born  at  Lincoln, 
died  unm.  in  life- 
time of  his  Father 
in  the  Highlands 
of  Scotland 
bur'*  there. 


Sir  John  Hales  of  Lincoln  Bart. 
2>1  but  only  surv^  son.  born  at 
Hackthoru  co.  Lincoln,  died  23 
Feb.  1802  &,  was  bur<*  at  Fulham 
co.  Middx. 


Margaret  eld'  da. 
born  at  Hack- 
thoru aforesaid 
died  an  infant  & 
was  there  buried. 


Anne  only  child  & heir  of  John  2 sons  born  at 
Scott  of  Korth  End  in  ptarish  of  llackthorn  afore- 
Fulham  co.  Middx.  Esq.  marr'*  at  said  died  Infants. 
S'  George  Hanover  Square  in  the 
said  County  9 May'  1777  died  25 
Sept.  1799  & was  buried  at  Fulham. 


Maiy  2'*  da.  horn  at 
Lincoln  marr.  at 
Hammersmith  afores'* 
3 Oct.  1765  to  the 
Rev'*  Anthony  Nourse 
Sanderson  Rector  of 
Newton  LonguevLlle 
co.  Bucks.  He  died 
Jan.  1795,  & was 
bur'*  at  Newton 
Longueville  she 
living  1805.' 


Sir  John  Scott  Hales 
Bart.  t)orn  at  Ham- 
mersmith 17  Nov.  1779 
bajj.  there,  was  an 
ollicer  in  the  90'*'  Reg' 
of  Foot,  died  at  Lisbon 
unm.  22  Feb.  1803  & 
was  there  buried. 

Sir  Samuel  Hales  Bart, 
a Lieut,  in  the  Royal 
Naxy  born  at  Ham- 
mersm'*’  10  Oct.  1782 
ba])t.  there,  died  there 
unm.  2 Jan.  1805 
bui"*  at  Fulham. 


Sir  Christojther  Hales 
of  Lincoln  Baronet 
3 hut  only  surviving 
son  & heir  born  at 
Cidlam  CO.  Oxford  24 
Aug.  1785  bajit.  there 
living  unm.  1805.^ 

Thomas  Hales  4 & 
y'oungest  son  born  at 
Parsons  Green,  Fulham 
13  Dec.  1794  died  an 
infant  bur'*  at  Fulham. 


Maiy  Anne  born  at 
Hammersmitli  16 
May  1778  baiit.  there 
living  unm.  1805."* 

Elizabeth  born  at 
Cullum  26  Dec.  1780 
bapt.  there  marra 
at  Hammersmith 
April  1805  to 
Fletcher  Wilkie  Esq. 
Capt.  in  38  Reg' 
of  Foot  both  living 
1805.'* 


Harriott  3 da.  born  at 
Cullam  1 M'**'  1784 
bapt.  there,  living 
unm.  1805.® 

Catherine  born  at 
Butlers  Green  co. 
Sussex  7 Dec.  1787 
died  at  Hammersmitli 
7 May  1804  bur'*  there. 

Sopihia  born  at  Butlers 
Green  19  Oct.  1789 
bapit.  there  Living  1805.*' 


Extracted  from  the  Records  of  the  College  of  Arms 
London  &,  examined  therewith  this  22  day  of  August 


18(*5. 


JaiiES  Catheow,  Rouge  Dragon 
Pursuivant  of  Arms. 


NOTES  TO  HALES  PEDIGKEE. 


‘ The  Eey.  A.  N.  Sanderson  was  tliu  son  of  Anthony  and  Elizabeth  Sanderson,  and  was  baptized 
at  Hammersmith,  lii  September,  1730.  He  had  issue  by  his  wife,  Mary,  five  sons  and  two 
flaugliters.  Only  one  of  the  sons  left  male  issue,  namely,  Edward  (see  “),  who  was  baptized  at 
Newton  Longueville  in  1773.  Mary,  the  widow  of  the  Kev.  A.  N.  Sanderson,  died  at  Rose  Plai'e, 
Olaines,  co.  Worcester,  on  the  6th  January,  1831,  aged  81. 

- Hied  unmarried,  at  Lisbon,  before  1812. 

^ Died  unmarried,  at  Cheltenham,  1 March,  1861  ; buried  at  St.  Peter’s  Church  there. 

Captaiu  (afterwards  Lieut.-Colonel)  WTlkie  and  his  wife  both  died  at  Path  Easton,  near  Bath, 
and  were  buried  there.  Their  only  son.  Captain  Edward  Charles  Hales  Wilkie,  late  of  the  1st 
Dragoon  Guards,  married  Miss  Elizabeth  Wood,  of  Chiselhurst,  Kent,  and  has  issue.  Major  Hales 
Wilkie,  29th  Regiment,  the  Rev.  Christo])her  Wilkie,  Kenyon  Wood  Wilkie,  barrister-at-law,  Cap- 
taiti  Edward  Hales  Wilkie,  Ramsgate  Volunteers,  and  two  daughters,  Mary  and  Elizabeth. 

•’  Harriott  married  (at  St.  George’s,  Hanover  Square)  her  cousin  Edward  Sanderson  (see  '),  of 
Rose  Place,  Claincs,  co.  Worcester,  Captain  in  the  3rd  Regiment,  and  a magistrate  for  Worcester- 
shire. He  died  4 March,  1819,  and  she  died  13  June,  1862,  both  buried  at  Claines.  They  had 
issue, — 

1.  Harriet  Hales,  living  at  Cheltenham,  unmarried. 

2.  Catherine  Elizabeth  Sophia,  died  young. 

3.  Edward  Scott,  living  at  Claines,  co.  Worcester,  unmarried. 

4.  John,  Captain,  R.N.,  married,  in  1857,  at  Leamington,  Alice,  daughter  of  George  Wood- 

roffe  Franklin,  Esq.,  M.P. ; died  27  June,  1859,  in  command  of  H.M.S.  Archer,  oil 
the  West  Coast  of  Africa  ; buried  at  Loango.  No  issue. 

5.  Henry,  died  unmarried  at  Cheltenham,  31  December,  1863  ; buried  at  St.  Peter’s  Church 

there. 

6.  Frederick,  living  in  London,  unmarried. 

7.  William,  Captain,  Somersetshire  Volunteers,  married  (in  1846  at  Goodrich)  Mary  Ann, 

daughter  of  John  Preece,  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Emma  Hales,  William  (merchant  in 
Trinidad),  and  Edward  John  (Royal  Navy). 

8.  Arthui’,  died  unmarried,  at  Melbourne,  Australia,  June,  1856. 

9.  George  Septimus,  merchant,  Brixton,  Surrey,  married  Frances  Ward,  daughter  of  Jolin 

Monkton,  Esq.,  son  of  Rear-Admiral  Monkton,  and  has  issue  five  children,  Francis 
George,  Alfred  John,  Mary  Edith,  Harry  Slade,  and  Ada. 

10.  Ocfaviis  Hales,  living  at  Claines,  co.  Worcester. 

11.  Mary  Ann  Hales,  living  at  same  place,  unmarried. 

12.  Fanny,  living  at  same  place,  unmarried. 

13.  Adelaide,  died  young. 

Sophia,  married  Captain  (afterwards  Colonel)  Charles  Lewis  Phipps  (Queen’s  Bays),  of  Dilton 
Court,  Westbury,  Wilts.  They  died  without  issue,  and  are  both  buried  at  Dilton  Church. 

'The  Sanderson  family  claim  descent  from  the  Saundersons  of  A'orkshire  and  Notts,  of  whom  a 
ix’digree  is  given  in  Thoroton’s  ‘ Antiquities  of  Notts,’  p.  474 ; of  this  family  was  Robert  Saunder- 
son,  Bisbop  of  Lincoln,  and  the  Saundersons,  Viscounts  Castleton.  James,  the  sixth  Viscount,  was 
created  a Peer  of  England  in  1714  as  Baron  Saunderson  of  Saxby,  and  was  advanced  to  the  Earl- 
dom of  Castleton  in  1720.  Upon  his  death,  s.  p.,  in  1723,  all  the  honours  became  extinct,  and  he 
bequeathed  his  large  estate  to  his  cousin  (on  his  mother’s  side),  the  Earl  (third)  of  Scarborough, 
who  thereupon,  by  Act  of  Parliament,  assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Saunderson. 

The  arms  borne  by  the  late  Captain  Sanderson  and  by  his  father  and  grandfather  are, — Paly  of 
six  argent  and  azure  a bend  sable.  Crests  : — 1,  A hound  passant  argent,  armed  and  langued  gules  ; 
and  2,  A palm-tree,  from  the  branches  on  either  side  pendant  a hawk’s  lure. 


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LLANDAFF,  1539.* 

Omnibus  Christi  fidelibus  has  prassentes  litteras  inspecturis  aut  audituris 
Willielmus  Felow  alias  Norrey  Principalis  Herauldus  et  Rex  Armorum  partium 
borealium  hujus  regni  Anglim  cum  debita  et  humili  commendacione.  Equitas  vult 
et  racio  postulat  quod  Homines  virtuosi  laudabilis  disposicionis  et  vitm  honorabilis 
sint  per  eorum  merita  honorati  et  reniunerati  in  suis  personis  existentes  in  hac  vita 
mortali  tarn  breve  et  transitoria  et  in  quolibet  loco  honoris  pr®  ceteris  exaltati 
demonstrando  signa  et  exempla  virtutis  honoris  ac  etiam  humanitatis  videlicet 
scutum  cum  insigniis  honoris  ea  intentione  ut  per  exempla  alii  magis  conentur 
exercere  suam  vitam  in  operibus  ac  factis  clarissimis  quibus  assequantur  et  impe- 
trentur  famam  antiqu®  nobilitatis. 

Et  ideo  ego  prsedictus  Willielmus  Felow  al’s  Norrey  Rex  Armorum  partium 
borealium  praedictarum  non  solum  ex  dimulgata  fama  verum  etiam  ex  meo  et  c®te- 
rorum  nobilium  fide  dignorum  testimonio  sum  veraciter  instructus  et  informatus 
quod  Reverendissimus  in  Christo  Pater  Dominus  Robertus  Halgat  de  Helmesworth 
in  comitatu  Eboracensi  in  Theologia  Doctor  Episcopus  Landavensis  diu  in  virtute 
claruit  bene  et  discrete  ac  religiose  se  ipsum  rexit  et  gubernavit  adeo  ut  mereatur 
et  dignus  sit  in  omnibus  locis  honoris  admitti  honorari  reputari  numerari  acceptari 
et  recipi  in  numerum  et  consorcium  aliorum  veterum  illustrium  virorum  Igitur  ob 
memoriam  ejus  tant®  virtutis  et  humanitatis  per  auctoritatein  et  potestatem  mihi 
Norrey  Regi  Armorum  officioque  meo  per  verba  in  litteris  patentibus  per  Dominum 
Regem  mihi  concessis  specialiter  expressa  annexas  et  attributas  excogitavi  ordinavi 
et  assignavi  prjefato  Reverendissimo  Domino  Roberto  Halgat  scutum  cum  insigniis 
honoris  ut  sic  declaratur,  videlicet : De  auro  una  benda  inter  duo  capita  tauri 
nigra  in  capite  scuti  de  argento  et  rubeo  barrata  de  quatuor  partibus  Baculus 
Rectoralis  azureus  in  benda,  ut  in  scuto  hie  depicto  latius  apparet  Habendum  et 
tenendum  eidem  Reverendissimo  patri  Domino  Roberto  Halgat  et  ut  ille  in  his 
ornatus  sit  ad  ejus  honorera  in  perpetuum  Sigillum  meum  ad  arma  cum  sigillo 
otficii  mei  Regis  Armorum  partium  Borealium  pertinentibus  apposui  et  manu  mea 
propria  subscripsi.  ' 

Dat.  Londoni  xxix°  die  mensis  Junii  et  anno  regni  Hlustrissimi  et  Victoriosissimi 
Regis  Henrici  Octavi  xxxj°. 

Extracted  from  the  Records  of  the  College  of  Arms, 

London,  this  fifteenth  day  of  June,  1869. 

Albert  W.  Woods, 

Lancaster  and  Registrar. 


Uommuuicated  by  W.  Cousitt  Boulter.  Esq.,  F.S.A. 


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Visitation  of  Loudon  by  Rob'  Cooke,  Clarcnceux,  1508. 


Tliomas  Hall  of  Warnam,  in  the  Countie  of  Sussex  maricd  Margarett  the 
doughter  of  Pawthorue  and  had  issue  Thomas  and  John. 

John  Hall  geutilman  citezeu  and  draper  of  Loudon  married  to  his  first  Wife 
loh  doughter  of  John  Hall  and  had  issue  Jane  his  eldest  doughter  and  to  his 
second  Wife  he  maried  Dorothe  doughter  of  Michell  and  by  her  had  no  issue  and 
to  his  third  Wife  he  maried  Jane  the  doughter  of  John  Browne  of  London  Esquier 
and  by  her  had  issue  John  his  eldest  Son  Humfrey  second  Son  and  Thomas  third. 


Visitation  of  Loudon  by  Sir  Henry  S'  George,  Richmond  Herald  1633-4. 

Bishopsgate  Ward. 


John  Hall  of  Loudon  Merch'.^Ann  da.  of  John  Browne  of  Horton  in  Kent 


John  Hall  of  Lon-^Sarah  only  da.  of  Thomas  Hall^Benet  daughter  of  Thomas 


don  Merch'  eldest 
Sonne  now  living 
1633. 


Sir  Martin  Lumly 
K'  Alderman  of 
London. 


of  London 
Marchant 
1633. 


Greene  of  Essex,  Sister  of 
M*'  John  Greene  the 
Conference  Judge  of 
Guildhall. 


* Communicated  by  Keverend  H.  F.  Hall,  of  High  Legh. 


To  all  and  singuler,  as  well  nobles  as  gentles,  to  whom  these  presentcs  shall 
come,  William  Dethick  al’s  Garter,  principall  King-of- Amies  of  England,  and 
Will’m  Camden,  Esquire,  al’s  Clarencieulx,  King-of- Amies  of  the  East,  West,  and 
South  partes  of  England,  from  the  Ryver  of  Trent  southwarde,  send  their  due 
commendaeons  and  greeting.  Know  yee,  that  whereas  auntiently  from  the  begin- 
niiige,  in  all  Cuntryes  and  Comon  Wealthes  well  governed,  the  bearing  of  certen 

inarkes  or  Tokens  in  shields,  commonly 
called  armes,  have  ben,  and  are  most  ac- 
costomably  vsed  by  persons  ever  of  the 
best  quallite  and  calling,  and  well  de- 
serving the  same,  cither  for  their  prowis 
and  valior  in  tyme  of  warre,  or  for  their 
verteous  cndevours  in  Civill  govern- 
ment in  tynies  of  peace. 

Eniongst  the  which  number  for  that 
we  fynde  John  Hall,  thclder,  now  of 
Wilsborough,  in  the  County  of  Kent, 
gent.,  and  that  his  Auncestors  of  his 
name  and  kindred  have  borne  and  bene 
invested  with  Coate  of  Amies  according 
to  their  Degrees  and  Worthynes.  Wc 
have  thought  good,  as  well  at  the  ernest 
request  of  the  said  John  Hall  as  also  of 
Edward  Hall,  of  Ashford,  gent.,  his 
kynsman,  to  whom  he  is  allied,  and  for 
a more  perfect  and  perpetuall  remem- 
brance tlierof,  to  coiifirinc,  blaze,  and 
exemplify  vnto  him  and  his  posterity 
for  ever  the  said  Coate  of  Armes  and 
Creast  of  his  kyndred,  with  such  con- 
venient difference  in  cullor  as  he  maye 
lawfully  vse  and  beare  without  preiu- 
dice  to  otlier  of  that  name  and  family. 
That  is  to  say.  Gules,  three  pollaxes  in 
pale  or,  and  for  his  Creast,  on  a wreath 
of  his  cullors  a horshead  coupe  sables 
armed  witli  Sliaff'eron,  and  brydeled 
argent,  piirflcd  or  plumed  gould  and 
goules,  with  mantles,  according  as  in  the 
inargent  are  depicted. 

All  which  Armes,  Creast,  or  Cognizance,  we,  the  said  Garter  and  Clarentieux, 
Kinges  of  Armes,  by  the  authority  of  our  offices,  do  by  tlieise  p’lites  ratefy,  allowe, 
and  conlirme  to  the  said  John  Hall  and  his  posterity,  to  vse,  beare,  and  shew 
forth,  in  all  lawffull  and  warlike  manner  or  civill  vse  and  exercise,  such  as  by  the 
Lawes  of  Armes  and  Customes  of  Cuntryes  to  gent’  apperteyneth. 

In  w-itnesse  wherof,  we,  the  said  Garter  and  Clarcnceux,  haue  herevnto  put  our 
hands  and  scales  of  office.  Dated  in  the  office  of  Armes,  the  seven  and  twentith 
day  of  June,  in  the  one  and  fortith  yeare  of  the  Raigue  of  our  Sou’aigne  Lady 
Elizabeth,  etc.,  anno  d’ni  1599. 

WM  DETHICK,  Garter, 

Principall  King-of- Armes. 
W^  CAMDEN,  Clar\ 


“ Edw : Hall,  of  Kennington,  in  the  Countie  of  Kent,  bare  azur’  3 poleaxes  gould’  con- 
trary collours  to  this  Hall,  and  yt  was  geven  by  Clar;  Cooke,  1582.  The  Creast  in  all 
poyntes  lyke  to  this,  but  the  2 fethers  or  and  azur.” 


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1 Sarah. 

8 Elizabeth. 

Thomas  1 

John  2.  Daniell  4 

Hall 

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Hall  aged 

— — 

sonn 

and 

heire. 

8 Humfrey. 
4 James. 

2 Alice. 

4 Mary. 

19  years. 

Humfrey  8.  Joseph  5. 

Extracted  fi-om  Records  Coll.  Arms. 

Ex''  & found  correct,  July  23,  1868. 

J.  R.  PiANCHE,  Somerset. 


pull  Jfxmxnil  dcrlifiailc. 


Anne  Hall  late  Wife  of  M'"  lolm  Hall  of  London  Cittizen  and  Draper  of 
London,  doughter  of  lo.  Browne  of  Horton  Kirkby  in  the  Conuty  of  Kent  Esquire 
deceased  the  seaventeenth  day  of  December  Anno  D’ni  1019  and  was  buryed  in 
the  Parish  Church  of  S'  Nicholas  Aeon  by  her  husband  by  whom  she  had  22  chil- 
dren, 12  of  which  number  died  very  youg.  issue  living  are  these 

lohn  Hall  French  Marchaut  eldest  Sonne  maryed  Sara  doughter  of  IMartin 
Lumley*  Alderman  of  Loudon. 

Humfrey  2^  Sonne  of  Stansted  in  Essex  Maryed  Cicelyf  Sister  of  S"^  Thomas 
Midleton  Knight  and  sometime  Mayor  of  London  and  hath  issue. 

Thomas  Hall  of  Loudon  Marchant  S'!  Sonne,  maryed  Bennett  doughter  of 
Thomas  Green  of  London  Bridge  and  hath  issue. 

Anthony  4 Sonne  now  Customer  of  KnockuergusJ  in  Ireland  is  maryed  and 
hath  issue. 

Daniell  Hall  5'*“  sonne  maryed  Margret  doughter  of  Sayre  of  Kent  and  they 
have  issue. 

Anne  eldest  doughter  maryed  to  Richard  Bate  of  the  City  of  Norwich  and 
hath  issue. 

Elizabeth  the  seconde  doughter  maryed  unto  Walter  Pridgett  of  Loudon  and 
hath  issue. 


Arms.  Hall  impaling  Brown,  as  in  Vis.  of  London,  15G8. 


Extracted  from  Records  Coll.  Arms. 

Ex'*  and  found  Correct,  July  23/68. 

J.  R.  Planche,  Somerset. 


Funeral  Certificate  I 59. 


* Lomelyn  al’s  Lumley  in  Funeral  Certificate  of  bis  Wife  Margerie  mother  of  Sara  Wife  of  John 
Hall.  Arms  of  Lomelyn  al’s  Lumley,  party  per  fess  Grules  & Or. 
t In  Vincent,  London,  Ped.  of  Brown — 

Anne  married  to  John  Hall  of  London,  Draper. 


Humfrey  Hall  of  London  mar.  Barlara  Sister  to  S''  Tho®  Midleton,  Widow  of  Edw"*  (Query, 
Edmond'?)  Walden. 

J Knockfergus,  now  called  Carriefergus. 


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The  above  arms  and  crest  were  granted  to  Sainnell  Haward,  son  of  William, 
son  of  Stephen  Ilaward,  of  the  Isle  of  Harty,  co.  Kent,  by  William  Segar,  Garter, 
25  May,  KU2. 


Auymeiitation  of  Arms  granted  by  Sir  Gilbert  Dethick,  Garter,  to  Doiolajid 
Hai/ward,  dated  3 Elizabeth. 

To  all  nobles  and  gentilles  tides  p’ntes  Tres  redyngo,  hering,  or  seinge,  S''  Gilbert 
Dethike,  IC',  al’s  Garter  princypall  King  of  Armes,  sendeth  dew  & haumble  cominen- 
daeion  & gretinge.  Equitie  willeth  & reasson  orde_yneth  that  men  vertieuse  & of  noble 
coiu’agc  be  by  there  inerytes  & good  renowme  rewarded,  not  allonely  their  p’sones  in 
this  mortall  lylfe  soe  brieff  & transitory,  but  also  after  them  those  that  shalbe  of  thier 
bodies  desended,  to  be  in  all  places  of  honnor  wth  other  nobles  & jenteles  accepted  & 
taken,  by  certayne  ensignes  & dcmonstrances  of  honnour  &-  noblesse.  That  is  to  saye, 
blay.son.  helme,  & tymber  to  thende  that  by  their  ensamples  other  may  the  more  enforce 
them  selfes  to  vse  theire  dayes  in  feates  of  armes  & werkes  vertious  to  get  the  renowne 
of  aunoyent  noble.sse  in  thiere  lignes  and  posteryties.  And  therefore  I,  the  saide  Garter, 
not  allonely  by  the  commune  renoune,  but  also  by  the  reporte  & wittnes  of  dyuers 
worthye  to  be  taken  of  word  & credence,  am  playnely  adv’tissed  & enformed  that 
Rowland  Hayward,  of  Aetna  rounde,  in  the  countie  of  Salopp,  Esqtiere,  is  descended 
of  a howse  of  long  tyme  beringe  armes  as  appereth  in  my  recordes ; nevertheless,  he 
beinge  uncertayne  vnder  what  sorte  & manner  his  predecessors  bare  thier  said  armes  A 
creaste,  not  williiige  to  doo  anytbmge  that  myght  prejudice  any  gentillman  of  name  & 
of  armes  hath  desiered  me  the  said  Garter  princypall  King  of  Armes,  to  ordeyne,  as- 
signe,  & .set  fourth  to  his  armes  & creste  an  augmentacion.  I therefore  seinge  his  re 
queste  soe  juste  & reasonable  by  th’auctorvtie  and  power  annexed,  attributed,  geuen, 
and  graunted  to  me  & to  my  office  of  Garter  principall  Kinge  of  Armes,  by  expresse 
wordes  vnder  the  inoste  noble  g'  sealle,  have  ordeyned,  geuen,  & graunted  to  his  armes 
& creaste  the  augmentacion  in  manner  as  hereafter  followeth.  That  is  to  saye,  on  a 
chef  sable,  a lyon  passaunt  hermyne,  armed  and  lavnged  geules  betwene  i-wno  ernsse 
crosselettes  fyehe  gold,  ^ to  the  creaste  being  on  a wrefh.  a bnlles  hed  cabnche  sable 
horned  golde,  two  crosse  crosslettes  in  sautre  persynge  the  same  gold  mantelled 
asstier  dobled  silluer,  as  more  playnely  appereth  depicted  in  this  margent.  To  haue 
& to  hold  to  the  said  Rowland  Haward,  Esquere,  & to  his  posterytee,  & they  it  to 
usse  & enioye  for  cuer  more.  In  wittnes  wherof  I.  the  said  Garter  princypall  King 
of  Armes,  haue  signed  thies  p’ntes  wuth  niy  hand,  and  sett  there  vnto  the  Sealle  of  my 
Ai’raes.  Y^even  and  graunted  at  London  the  xxv'i'  of  ffebruary,  in  tbe  thirde  yerc  of  the 
Reigne  of  our  Sovei-augne  Lady  Elizabeth,  by  the  grace  of  God  queen  of  England . 
ll’raunce,  & Ireland,  Deffender  of  the  ffayth,  etc. 


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Had  11  sons  ami  11  daughters. 


2.  Elizabeth, 
mar. 

John  Acland. 


3.  Jan 


I 

1.  Elizabeth, 
mar. 

Christopher  Argentine 
of  Co.  Lincoln. 


2.  Jane, 

mar. 

William  Wigoenton 
of  London. 


I 

3.  Maria, 

mar. 

Riohard  Halst 
of  London. 


1.  John  Hext  of  Kin 


JoHANNAH, 

mar. 

Thomas  Dogget,  Co.  Bucks. 


2.  Jane. 


3.  BIaeia. 


2.  Stephen. 


1.  John  Hext  of  Kingstone=  , 

(sold  Kiugstone.)  I daughter  of  — Fortescue  of 

I Preston  Woods,  Co.  Levon. 


Elizabeth. 


Richard  Hext 


daughter  of  — Trenwith 
of  St.  Ives,  Co.  Cornwall. 


John  Hext, 
aged  18  in  1020. 


1.  Sajihel  Hext=Jane, 


hap.  8 Fehrnary,  16.39 ; 
buried  at  St.  Austell,  30 
Aug.,  1714.  By  his  will, 
1709,  entailed  Trenarren 
on  his  gi'eat  nejihew  Thos. 
Hext. 


I 

1.  Nathaniel  Hext, 
b.  20  Dec.,  1666, 
filed  in  the  lifetime  of  his 
father. 


eldestdau.  ofDavid  Moyle 
of  Trevissick,  married  19 
Seiit.,  1665. 


2.  Francis  Hext 
b.  1641  ; bur.  ,at  St.  Aus- 
tell, 1 Nov.,  1673. 


Jane  Hext, 
bap.  15  Dec  . 1668  ; 
bur.  at  St.  Austell,  10  April, 
1086. 


1.  Samcel  Hext, 
b.  15  June,  1097; 
bur.  at  St.  Austell,  12  Dec., 
1700. 


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2.  Thomas  Hext 
inherited  Trenarren  liy  his 
great  uncle’s  will  ; h.  17 
jlav,  1099  ; Inir.  at  St.  Ans- 
tell,  9 M,ay,  1707. 


Gertrude, 
daughter  and  heir  of  Hen 
Hawkins,  Esq  ; m.  10  Fel 
1725  ; bm-.  4 Mar.,  1786. 


1.  Henry  Hext,  B 
Vicar  of  Roche,  Corn 
b.  21  Jan.,  1726 
oh.  coel. 


1.  Thomas  Hext  of  Treuarren, 
b.  18  Mar.,  1762  ; 
ob.  coei., 

29  ,Tan.,  1822  ; 
bur.  at  Lostwithiel. 


2.  Samuel, 
d.  16  Nov.,  1779. 


2.  Samuel-Henry, 
b.  9 Sept,,  1807, 
coel. 


4.  Charles- Staniforth, 

b.  13  Feb.,  1811 ; 
d.  11  Mar.  1811. 

5.  Charles-Staniporth, 

b.  5 Feb.,  1815  ; 

Captain  in  8th  Regiment  of  Foot ; 
d.  in  India,  27  Jan,,  1855, 
cml.  . 


1.  Thomas  Hi- 
b.  10  r 
had  five  sons  i 


1.  Arthue-Stanefoeth, 
b.  9 Sept.,  1847. 


2.  Henry-Yeatman, 
b.  24  May,  1849. 


3.  Charles-Haweins, 

b.  22  Dec,,  1851, 


4.  Edward- 
b.  4 Ji 


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