_Paul (Jr) BOWDEN ___
| (1767 - ....) m 1788
_Eliakim BOWDEN _____|_Rebecca MARKS ______
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_Willis BOWDEN _______|
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_John C. BOWDEN _____|
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|--Arlene M. BOWDEN
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(1892 - 1940) m 1912 |
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_Geoffrey (Galfrid) DE COIGNIERS _+
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_John CONYERS _______|__________________________________
| (.... - 1299)
_Roger CONYERS ______|
| (.... - 1323) |
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_Robert CONYERS _____|
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| | _William (II) DE ATON ____________+
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| | _Gilbert DE ATON ____|_Isabel DE VERE __________________
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| | _William DE ATON ____|
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| |_Elizabeth DE ATON __|
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| | _Henry DE PERCY __________________+
| | | (1273 - 1314) m 1294
| | _Henry DE PERCY _____|_Eleanor Fitz ALAN _______________
| | | (1301 - 1352) (1282 - 1328)
| |_Isabel DE PERCY ____|
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| | _Sir Robert DE CLIFFORD __________+
| | | (1274 - 1314) m 1295
| |_Idonea CLIFFORD ____|_Matilda (or Maud) DE CLARE ______
| (1303 - 1365) (1279 - 1325)
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|--Christopher CONYERS
| (1380 - 1462)
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[23949] See the questionable parents offered at http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/CONYERS1.htm.
See discussion under husband John de Grey. Douglas Richarson wrote in the RootsWeb Gen-Medieval news group 15 Oct 2005: "The following two abstracts below pertain to the well known baronial Grey family of Wilton. These records are taken from the recently released work, The Registers of Bishop Henry Burghersh, 1320-1342, edited by Nicholas Bennett (Lincoln Record Soc. 90) (2003). They concern the establishment in 1320 of a chantry in the chapel at Thurleigh, Bedfordshire for the souls of various members of the Grey family, including John de Grey, 2nd Lord Grey of Wilton (died 1323); his wife, Maud [de Verdun]; his parents, Reynold de Grey, 1st Lord Grey of Wilton, and his wife, Maud [de Longchamp]; and his grandfather, John de Grey.
"For interest's sake, I've listed below the names of the numerous 17th Century New World colonists who descend from John de Grey, 2nd Lord Grey of Wilton (died 1323), and his wife, Maud de Verdun. Robert Abell, William Asfordby, Christopher Batt, Essex Beville, William Bladen, George & Nehemiah Blakiston, Elizabeth Bosvile, Mary Bourchier, George & Robert Brent, Charles Calvert, Jeremy Clarke, Matthew Clarkson, St. Leger Codd, Humphrey Davie, Frances, Jane & Katherine Deighton, Edward Digges, Thomas Dudley, William Farrer, Muriel Gurdon, Elizabeth & John Harleston, Warham Horsmanden, Anne Humphrey, Mary Launce, Nathaniel Littleton, Percival Lowell, Simon Lynde, Anne, Elizabeth, & John Mansfield, Anne Mauleverer, Richard More, John Nelson, Philip & Thomas Nelson, Thomas Owsley, John Oxenbridge, Richard Parker, Herbert Pelham, Robert Peyton, William &
Elizabeth Pole, Edward Raynsford, George Reade, William Rodney, Katherine Saint Leger, Richard Saltonstall, William Skepper, Diana & Grey Skipwith, Mary Johanna Somerset, John Stockman, Samuel & William Torrey, Olive Welby, John West, Thomas Wingfield, George Yate.
"Further particulars regarding the Grey family of Wilton, including a review of the evidence for the identification of John de Grey's wife, Maud de Verdun, can be found in my two books, Plantagenet Ancestry (2004) and Magna Carta Ancestry (2005).
Website: www.royalancestry.net
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Document #1:
"1990. [fo 294r] Ordination, by Hugh prior and convent of Caldwell and by John de Grey, lord of Dyffryn Clwyd, and Roger his son, of a chantry in the chapel of the said John in his manor of Thurleigh, for the souls of the said John, Matilda his wife, John his grandfather, Reginald his father and Matilda his mother. The chantry is to be served by a canon of the said priory or by another suitable chaplain. The priory is to provide a missal, bread and wine, and candles; the said John and Roger are to maintain the chapel, vestments, altar cloths, chalice and other ornaments. John and Roger are also to provide for the chaplain a chamber, where he can keep his harness while he is celebrating and where he may sleep if by reason of sudden infirmity or bad weather he needs to remain overnight, together with stabling and fodder for his horse. The priory is bound by all its lands in its manors of Colesden and Bromham, and John and Roger are bound in the sum of 50 marks, to observe the terms of this ordination. Witnesses: William Inge kt; Henry Spigurnel kt.; John de Pabenham kt.; John Cunquest kt.; John de Morteyn kt.; Ralph son of Ralph son of Richard kt.; John Morice kt.; Stephen le Creuker; William Bretevill; Henry de Legh; Robert de Flaumvill; Roger le Mareschal; John son of William de Legh; Thomas de Mordone, and others. Caldwell, 9 June 1320. Ratified by the bishop at Meppershall, 1 July 1323 [Reference: The Registers of Bishop Henry Burghersh, 1320-1342, edited by Nicholas Bennett (Lincoln Record Soc. 90) (2003): 103-104].
"Document #2:
"1993. Ordination, by Hugh prior and convent of Caldwell, of a chantry at altar of St. Peter in conventual church of Caldwell, for the souls of Roger de Cauz. of John father of Reginald de Grey, of the said Reginald de Grey and Matilda his wife, and of John de Grey their son and Matilda his wife. The chantry is to be served by a canon of the priory to by some other suitable chaplain, who is to celebrate mass on Wednesday of each week for the souls aforesaid. The priory is bound in its manor called Hermeter in Milton Ernest to observe the terms of this ordination. Witnesses: Henry Spygurnel kt.; John Conquest kt.; Ralph son of Ralph son of Richard kt.; Henry de la Legh; Stephen Creuker; William Passelewe de Bromham; William de Brettevill, and others. Caldwell, 9 June 1320. Ratified by the bishop at Meppershall, 1 July 1323." [Reference: The Registers of Bishop Henry Burghersh, 1320-1342, edited by Nicholas Bennett (Lincoln Record Soc. 90) (2003):104].
[42725] "The Indianapolis Star [Indianapolis, Indiana], 25 May 1934," p. 1: "Appealing to the unwritten law, a father and his two sons administered an old-fashioned horsewhipping with a leather lash to the alleged invader of their home yesterday afternoon. The victim, Clarence Earl Naftzger, 50, years old, 2905 North Capitol avenue, was taken to a lonely spot, bound to a tree, gagged and beaten with a 'cat-o'-nine-tails,' he reported to police. He was treated at the City Hospital for numerous lacerations of the head and face and for bruises and contusions of the body. Then he was arrested on a charge of vagrancy and, in default of $3,000 bond, is held in the city prison. Above him in another tier of cells are the father, Loren McCleary, 55 years old, 2105 Ashland avenue, and his two sons, Loren McCleary Jr., 18, and James McCleary, 21, who also are held on vagrancy charges with bond set at $3,000 each. Naftzger, a cosmetics salesman, was in his automobile near Clifton avenue and Twenty-sixth street, he told police, when the McClearys came up to his car and demanded that he enter theirs 'to have a talk.' Naftzger agreed, he said in the city prison last night, and entered the car. He was told, he said, that he was to be taken to the McCleary home to confess that he had been friendly with a young woman. He became frightened, he declared, when he saw a whip made from a bundle of leathern thongs, and sprang from the car. He said that McCleary and the two sons caught him, beat him with their fists and forced him to re-enter the car. They drove with him on the Cold Springs road to a point north of the Riverside fish hatchery. He said that his assailants marched him through a thicket of evergreens, down an embankment to a secluded spot, where they bound him hand and foot to a tree, thrust his cap into his mouth to smother outcries and thrashed him. They were returning him in their car and were at Thirtieth street and the bridge over White river when a police car brought them to a stop. Police had been told of the alleged assault by witnesses of the Clifton street encounter. Police confiscated the whip. The elder McCleary last night frankly admitted that he and his sons had administered a sound thrashing to Naftzger, insisting, however, that the victim 'got no more than he deserved.' 'Beyond the thrashing,' he said, 'there is no use going into details. It is entirely a personal, private family affair of honor.'"