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_John BRANCH ________|__
| (1578 - 1608)
_Peter BRANCH _______|
| (1596 - 1638) m 1624|
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_John BRANCH ________|
| (1628 - 1711) m 1652|
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| |_Elizabeth GILLAME __|
| (1601 - 1632) m 1624|
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|--Anna BRANCH
| (1670 - 1711)
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|_Mary SPEED _________|
(1632 - 1711) m 1652|
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[28820] Anna's information and ancestry is from the unverified Haynes Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2010.
_Hugh DE COURTENAY ________________________+
| (1250 - 1292)
_Hugh DE COURTENAY ________________________|_Eleanor LE DESPENCER _____________________
| (1273 - 1340) m 1292 (.... - 1328)
_Hugh DE COURTENAY __|
| (1303 - 1377) m 1325|
| | _John de ST. JOHN _________________________+
| | | (1225 - 1302)
| |_Agnes ST. JOHN ___________________________|_Alice Fitz PIERS _________________________
| (.... - 1345) m 1292
_Philip COURTENAY ___|
| (.... - 1406) |
| | _Humphrey de Bohun VII, Earl of HEREFORD __+
| | | (1248 - 1298) m 1275
| | _Humphrey de Bohun VIII, Earl of HEREFORD _|_Maud DE FIENNES __________________________
| | | (1275 - 1322) m 1302 (.... - 1298)
| |_Margaret DE BOHUN __|
| (1311 - 1391) m 1325|
| | _Edward I ("Longshanks"), King of ENGLAND _+
| | | (1239 - 1307) m 1254
| |_Elizabeth PLANTAGENET ____________________|_Eleanor of CASTILE _______________________
| (1282 - 1316) m 1302 (.... - 1290)
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|--Philip COURTENAY
| (1404 - 1463)
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| _Thomas WAKE ______________________________|___________________________________________
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| _Thomas WAKE ________|
| | (.... - 1383) |
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| | |_Elizabeth CRANSLEY _______________________|___________________________________________
| | (1299 - ....)
|_Anne WAKE __________|
(.... - 1390) |
| ___________________________________________
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| _John PATSHULL ____________________________|___________________________________________
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|_Alice PATTESHULL ___|
(.... - 1398) |
| _William DE GRANDISON _____________________+
| | (.... - 1335)
|_Mabilia DE GRANDISON _____________________|_Sybil TREGOZ _____________________________
(1271 - 1334)
"The Bushnell Family Genealogy" [http://www.scottbushnell.com] offers:
Sir Philip "The Bad"'s grandson (also a Sir Philip Courtenay, but a much more attractive figure) fell out with his powerful cousins and had to withstand a siege mounted by Thomas Courtenay, the Earl of Devon.
The story of this family quarrel is worth telling. It originated in the fact that when Thomas had succeeded to the title in 1422 he was only eight years old, and even after coming of age remained unable to exert his full authority until his mother died in 1441. During this period of almost twenty years, control of local affairs slipped into the hands of two older men, Sir William Bonville (who became Sheriff of Devon) and his friend and ally, Sir Philip Courtenay.
Both had links to Henry VI's court. Sir Philip had married a daughter of Lord Hungerford, a senior member of the king's council during the 1430s. Sir William Bonville had formed an even more profitable association with a much-hated court figure, the Duke of Suffolk. Two pieces of court patronage in particular seem to have enraged the Earl of Devon. In 1437 Bonville was appointed Steward of the Duchy of Cornwall, a position the Earl believed was his by right; and in 1440 Courtenay and Bonville together were given an important commission to command a fleet to repress pirates.
The first scuffles between partisans of Bonville and the Earl of Devon came in 1440, and there were increasingly serious outbreaks of violence over the next fifteen years. Throughout this time, Sir Philip Courtenay gave steady support to Bonville (now Lord Bonville), and the two cemented their alliance when Sir Philip's eldest son married Bonville's daughter sometime in the early 1450s. All this must have enraged the Earl. In 1455, key members of the court party were killed in the first battle of the Wars of the Roses, and to the Earl of Devon it must have seemed a good time to settle accounts once and for all. He moved first against Bonville's supporters. As well as Sir Philip Courtenay, these included the rich local lawyer Nicholas Radford and a new arrival in Devon, William Bourchier, Lord FitzWarin. (FitzWarin, incidentally, was the brother of John Bourchier, Lord Berners).
In a particularly nasty incident (more on this later) Nicholas Radford was murdered at his estate near Cheriton Fitzpaine. Then the Earl collected together an army of more than a thousand men and advanced on Exeter and Powderham Castle. The city gave up without a struggle, and the town houses of Bonville and Lord FitzWarin were ransacked; but Powderham Castle withstood the first assault, and Sir Philip Courtenay managed to get a message away to Lord Bonville.
Bonville was at Shute, about thirty miles away, but it was on the other side of the Exe, and the road to Powderham through Exeter was held by the Earl of Devon. Bonville temporised. When he did finally set out for Powderham a fortnight later, he and his men tried, with predictable lack of success, to get across the estuary from Lympstone, directly opposite the castle. Beaten back, Bonville decided to withdraw and recruit more troops, and the siege continued.
In London, meanwhile, the disturbances in Devon had become the subject of high politics. The Duke of York used them as a lever to advance his power; and a month after Bonville's unsuccessful attempt to relieve Powderham, he set out as Protector to suppress the "riotous and ungodly demeanings" of the Earl of Devon's troops. A group of local peers and knights, including Bonville, FitzWarin, and Sir Philip Courtenay, were ordered to assist. In the end it was all too much for the Earl; his nerve failed and he gave himself up.
Even then, that was far from the end of the Earl of Devon. After a brief spell in the Tower of London he returned to Devon when York's ascendancy waned, and soon there were fresh gatherings of armed retainers. (Although a government proclamation was made out ordering them to disband, and FitzWarin and Courtenay came to Exeter as justices of the peace to publish it, Devon's men would not let them do so.) But the disturbances were never again on the same scale.
Sir Philip Courtenay remained a powerful figure, to be favoured or feared. As well as being a substantial landowner, he had interests in shipping, with a private fleet at Dartmouth. (Trading ships, no doubt, though one, the Trinity Courtenay, in 1445 was licensed to take pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela.) In the wars that lasted the rest of his life, he and his fellow victims of 1455 were supporters, though at first cautiously, of the Yorkists - in opposition, as ever, to their violently Lancastrian Earl.
Philip married Elizabeth Hungerford about 1426. She was the daughter of Sir Walter Hungerford, Lord Treasurer of England, Knight of the Garter, and Catherine Peverell.
Child of Philip Courtenay and Elizabeth Hungerford was: Sir Philip Courtenay, Sheriff of Devon was born about in1445 in Molland, Devonshire, England. He married Elizabeth Hingeston about 1470. She was the daughter of Robert Hingeston. She was born about 1453.
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_Aubrey DE MELLO ___________________|_________________________________________
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_Count Alberic I DE DAMMARTIN _|
| (1110 - 1183) |
| | _________________________________________
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| |_Aelis DE DAMMARTIN ________________|_________________________________________
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_Alberic DE DAMMARTIN _____________|
| (.... - 1200) |
| | _________________________________________
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| | _Gilbert BASSET ____________________|_________________________________________
| | | (1099 - 1158) m 1118
| |_Joan BASSETT _________________|
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| | _Robert II D'OILLY ______________________+
| | | (1070 - 1142) m 1100
| |_Edith D'OILLY _____________________|_Edith DE GREYSTOKE _____________________
| (1101 - ....) m 1118 (1080 - 1172)
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|--Simon of DAMMARTIN
| (.... - 1239)
| _Renaud I DE CLERMONT ___________________
| | (.... - 1088)
| _Hugh DE CREIL _____________________|_Ermengarde of CLERMONT _________________
| | (1030 - 1101) m 1070
| _Renaud II, Count of CLERMONT _|
| | (1070 - ....) |
| | | _Hildouin III de Rameru, COUNT __________+
| | | | (0998 - 1063) m 1031
| | |_Marguerita of Montdidier DE ROUCY _|_Alix DE ROUCY __________________________
| | m 1070 (1014 - 1062)
|_Matilda of Clermont and PONTHIEU _|
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| _Thierry II, Count of BAR-LE-DUC ________+
| | (.... - 1105) m 1076
| _Renauld I, Count of BAR-LE-DUC ____|_Ermentrude of BURGUNDY _________________
| | (.... - 1150) (.... - 1105)
|_Clémence of BAR-LE-DUC _______|
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| _Gerard of Lorraine, Count of VAUDÉMONT _+
| | (1057 - 1108)
|_Gisele DE VAUDÉMONT _______________|_Edith of EGISHEIM ______________________
(.... - 1141) (1075 - 1118)
[2214] "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt., 1992) 109-29: Simon "2nd son of Alberic II, Count of Dammartin, d. 1200, and Maud." See http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_de_Dammartin.
[12565] living - details excluded
_Grufydd Ap GWILYM ___+
| (.... - 1405)
_Gwilym Ap GRUFFYDD _|_Generys Verch MADOG _
| (.... - 1431) m 1405
_William Ap GWILYN __|
| (.... - 1483) m 1444|
| | ______________________
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| |_Joan STANLEY _______|______________________
| m 1405
_William GRIFFITH ___|
| (.... - 1506) m 1480|
| | ______________________
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| | _____________________|______________________
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| |_Alice DALTON _______|
| m 1444 |
| | ______________________
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| |_____________________|______________________
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|--Alice GRIFFITH
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| ______________________
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| _____________________|______________________
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| _William TROUTBECK __|
| | (.... - 1459) |
| | | ______________________
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| | |_____________________|______________________
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|_Joan TROUTBECK _____|
(1459 - ....) m 1480|
| _John STANLEY ________+
| | (.... - 1437) m 1408
| _Thomas STANLEY _____|_Isabel HARRINGTON ___
| | (1406 - 1459)
|_Margaret STANLEY ___|
|
| _Robert GOUSHILL _____
| | (.... - 1403)
|_Joan GOUSHILL ______|_Elizabeth Fitz ALAN _
(.... - 1425)
[24340]
[S2]
LDS Church's Ancestral File - not verified.
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_Michael MITTON _____|
| (1617 - ....) m 1637|
| | _____________________
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|--Sarah MITTEN
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| _____________________
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| _John CLEEVES _____________|_____________________
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| _George CLEEVE __________|
| | (.... - 1667) m 1618 |
| | | _____________________
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| | |_Anna CARY ________________|_____________________
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|_Elizabeth CLEEVE ___|
(1619 - 1682) m 1637|
| _John PRICE _________
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| _John PRICE _______________|_____________________
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|_Joan (or Joanna) PRICE _|
(1584 - 1663) m 1618 |
| _____________________
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|_Jane, wife of John PRICE _|_____________________
(.... - 1617)
[27107] Identified as daughter of Michael Mitten by "History of the Andrews Family: A Genealogy of Robert Andrews and His Descendants, 1635-1890," H. Franklin Andrews (Audubon, IA: William F. Brinkerhoff, 1890), p. 20, which states Sarah m. James Andrews, son of Samuel Andrews and wife Jane _____ who emigrated in 1635 from England to Saco, ME. James Andrews held Cushing's Island (then known as Andrews' Island) at Portland, ME 1667-1698 as his wife's dowry - he maintained a garrison house there.
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_William RIDGELY ____________________|_____________________________________
| (1645 - 1716)
_William RIDGELY _________|
| (1678 - 1719) m 1702 |
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| |_Elizabeth, wife of William RIDGELY _|_____________________________________
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_William RIDGELY ____|
| (1704 - 1780) m 1726|
| | _George (Sr.) (Westall or) WESTHALL _
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| | _George (Jr.) WESTHALL ______________|_____________________________________
| | | (.... - 1701)
| |_Jane (Westhall) WESTALL _|
| (1682 - 1748) m 1702 |
| | _Robert WADE ________________________
| | | (.... - 1694)
| |_Sarah WADE _________________________|_____________________________________
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|--Jane RIDGELY
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| _James ORRICK _______________________|_____________________________________
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| _James ORRICK ____________|
| | (1687 - 1715) m 1709 |
| | | _____________________________________
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| | |_____________________________________|_____________________________________
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|_Mary ORRICK ________|
(.... - 1771) m 1726|
| _____________________________________
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| _____________________________________|_____________________________________
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|_Priscilla RULEY _________|
(1690 - 1773) m 1709 |
| _____________________________________
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|_____________________________________|_____________________________________
[4573] Jane married William Woodward, Jr., son of Alice Ridgely (q.v. - see comments) and William Woodward. See "The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties," J. B. Warfield (Baltimore: Kohn & Pollock, 1905), p. 82, which states "Their son Henry, born 1770, married Eleanor, widow of Philip Turner, and daughter of Colonel Thomas Williams by his wife, Rachel Duckett. Their daughter, Jane Maria, became the wife of Judge William Henry Baldwin, of Anne Arundel, and the mother of a distinguished family of merchants."
[18526] living - details excluded
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_Richard H. WAGNER ___|
| (1909 - 1998) |
| | ________________________
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|--Richard Jerome WAGNER
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| ________________________
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| _____________________|________________________
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| _Casper Charles NICKEL _|
| | (1887 - 1949) m 1908 |
| | | ________________________
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| | |_____________________|________________________
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|_Ruth Alberta NICKEL _|
(1913 - 1998) |
| ________________________
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| _Samuel SNYDER ______|________________________
| | (1852 - 1917) m 1878
|_Ruth Naomi SNYDER _____|
(1886 - 1924) m 1908 |
| _Abraham BOWER _________+
| | (1833 - 1919) m 1855
|_Alice Bertha BOWER _|_Mary Ann DUNKELBERGER _
(1856 - 1939) m 1878 (1833 - 1917)
[8250] living - details excluded