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     Richard Raynesford was born say 1529.

     William Offley was born say 1478. He married Elizabeth Dillorne.¹

     Elizabeth Dillorne was born say 1488. She married William Offley.¹

     John Kirton of Hampshire was born circa 1470.¹ He married Margaret White, daughter of Robert White of Farnham and Margaret Gaynsford, circa 1494.¹

     Margaret White was of Farnham at Surrey, England.² She was born circa 1475.¹ She was the daughter of Robert White of Farnham and Margaret Gaynsford.¹ Margaret White married John Kirton of Hampshire circa 1494.¹

     Margaret Gaynsford was of Crowshurst at Surrey, England.² She was born circa 1440.² She was the daughter of Nicholas Gaynsford of Crowhurst and Margaret Sidney.² Margaret Gaynsford married Robert White of Farnham, son of John White of Farnham, Gentleman and Eleanor Hungerford.¹

     Arms: Argent a chevron gules between three greyhounds courant sable collared or.² Nicholas Gaynsford of Crowhurst was born say 1410? At Crowhurst, Surrey, England. He married Margaret Sidney.¹

     Margaret Sidney was born say 1420. She married Nicholas Gaynsford of Crowhurst.¹

     Eleanor Hungerford was born say 1435.² She was the daughter of Robert, 2nd Baron Hungerford of Farleigh and Margaret Botreaux.¹ Eleanor Hungerford married John White of Farnham, Gentleman, son of Robert White of Farnham and Paddington, M.P., before 1455; Her 1st.²

     Arms: barry of six ermine and gules.³ Sir Edmund Hussey of Holbrook and Charleton-Musgrave was born say 1324. He was the son of Reginald Hussey and Alianore Daubeney.²

     Thomas Peverell Esq., of Hamatethy was born circa 1346.² He was the son of Hugh Peverell Knt., of Hamatethy and Margaret de Cobham.¹ Thomas Peverell Esq., of Hamatethy married Margaret de Courtenay of Devonshire and Somerset, daughter of Sir Thomas de Courtenay of Woodhuish and Dunterton and Muriel, Lady Courtenay, circa 1370.^3,1

     Margaret de Cobham was born circa 1312.³ She was the daughter of John de Cobham of Blackborough-Boy and Amice de Bollay.^2,3 Margaret de Cobham married Hugh Peverell Knt., of Hamatethy, son of James Peverell of Hamatethy in St. Breward and Margaret of Cornwall.¹

     James de Bollay was born say 1248.

     Agnes de Cornhill was born circa 1128.¹ She was the daughter of Edward de Cornhill and Godeleve (?).¹ Agnes de Cornhill married Gervase de Cornhill, Sheriff of London circa 1144.¹

     Edward de Cornhill was born say 1098. He married Godeleve (?).¹

     Godeleve (?) was born say 1108. She married Edward de Cornhill.¹

     William de Wormgay of Wormgay was born say 1100.

     Ralph de Neville was born circa 1152.¹ He was the son of Alan de Neville.¹

     Muriel, Lady Courtenay was born circa 1322 at Dorset, England.⁴ She was the daughter of John, 4th Lord Moels and Joane Lovel.^3,1 Muriel, Lady Courtenay married Sir Thomas de Courtenay of Woodhuish and Dunterton, son of Hugh, 1st Earl of Devon and Agnes de St. John, before 1337.¹

     Muriel Soulis was born say 1280. She was the daughter of John Soulis of Roxburghshire.¹ Muriel Soulis married Richard, Lord Lovel.²

     Elizabeth de Beaumont was born say 1386. She was the daughter of John, 4th Lord Beaumont and Katherine de Everingham.¹ Elizabeth de Beaumont married William, 3rd Lord Botreaux, son of William, 2nd Lord Botreaux and Elizabeth de St. Lo of Newton St. Lo.¹

     Sir John de St. Lo was born say 1343. He married Margaret Clivedon.¹

     Margaret Clivedon was born say 1352. She married Sir John de St. Lo.¹ Margaret Clivedon married Peter de Courtenay, son of Hugh II, 2nd Earl of Devon and Margaret de Bohun; Her 2nd.² Margaret Clivedon was buried in Cathedral Church, Bath, England.³ Her estate was probated on 26 January 1411; Margaret Courtenay, Lady St. Laudo. My body to be buried in the Cathedral Church of Bath, near the body of John St. Laudo, my husband. To William Lord Botreaux; to Elizabeth, my daughter, wife of the said William; to Margaret Botreaux, my daughter; John de St. Laudo, late father, and Elizabeth his wife, mother of John de St. Laudo, my husband. And I appoint William Lord Botreaux, my son, my executor. Proved January 26th, 1411.³

     Isabel, Lady Botreaux was born circa 1322 at Marnhull, Dorset, England.¹ She was the daughter of John, 4th Lord Moels and Joane Lovel.^1,3 Isabel, Lady Botreaux married Sir William de Botreaux of of Boscastle Castle, son of Sir Reginald de Botreaux of Boscastle, circa 1335.³

     Arms: (Everingham of Laxton) Gules a lion rampant vair crowned or.³ Thomas de Everingham of Laxton was born in 1335.² He was the son of Adam, 2nd Baron Everingham and Joan Deiville.²

     John Soulis of Roxburghshire was born say 1250.

     Sir Walter de Hungerford was born say 1312. He was the son of Walter de Hungerford.¹ Sir Walter de Hungerford represented Wiltshire in parliaments between 1331 and 1336.² He married Elizabeth FitzJohn, daughter of Sir Adam FitzJohn of Cherill.¹ Sir Walter de Hungerford was finally replaced as coroner in the 19th Edward III since he was too feeble to carry out his duties in 1346.²

     Elizabeth FitzJohn was born say 1322. She was the daughter of Sir Adam FitzJohn of Cherill.¹ Elizabeth FitzJohn married Sir Walter de Hungerford, son of Walter de Hungerford.¹

     Arms: Sable two bars argent in chief three plates.² Sir Adam FitzJohn of Cherill was born say 1292.

     Walter de Hungerford was born say 1282. He was the son of Walter de Hungerford and Maud de Heytesbury.¹ Walter de Hungerford was living in 1308.¹

     Walter de Hungerford was born say 1252. He married Maud de Heytesbury.¹

     Arms: Per pale indented gules and vert a chevron or.² Maud de Heytesbury was born say 1262. She married Walter de Hungerford.¹

     Arms: Gules, four lozenges in fesse argent.² Ralph, 2nd Baron Daubeney was born before 1305. He was the son of Elias, 1st Baron Daubeney.¹ Ralph was summoned to parliament on 25 February 1342 as.¹ He married Katherine de Thweng, daughter of Marmaduke de Thweng, 1st Lord Thweng and Isabel de Ros; His 1st.^1,3

     Katherine de Thweng was born say 1320. She was the daughter of Marmaduke de Thweng, 1st Lord Thweng and Isabel de Ros.^2,3 Katherine de Thweng married Ralph, 2nd Baron Daubeney, son of Elias, 1st Baron Daubeney; His 1st.^1,3

     Arms: Or, a fesse gules.¹ Marmaduke de Thweng, 1st Lord Thweng was one of the most eminent soldiers of the period in which he lived, being highly distinguished in the wars of Scotland.¹ He was born say 1290. He was the son of Marmaduke de Thweng, Lord of Kilton and Lucia de Brus.¹ Marmaduke was summoned to parliament between 22 February 1307 and 18 September 1322 as a Baron.¹ He married Isabel de Ros, daughter of William de Ros of Ingmanthorpe.¹

     Ralph Daubeney was born say 1184. He was the son of Ralph de Albini and Sibyl de Valognes.¹

     Isabel de Ros was born say 1300. She was the daughter of William de Ros of Ingmanthorpe.¹ Isabel de Ros married Marmaduke de Thweng, 1st Lord Thweng, son of Marmaduke de Thweng, Lord of Kilton and Lucia de Brus.¹

     Marmaduke de Thweng, Lord of Kilton was born say 1260. He was the son of Robert de Thweng, Lord of Kilton.¹ Marmaduke de Thweng, Lord of Kilton married Lucia de Brus, daughter of Hawise de Lancaster.¹ (1293/94) In the 22 Edward I, had summons to repair with all speed to the king and to afford him his advise touch the most important aspects of the realm.¹

     Lucia de Brus was brother and heir of Peter de Bruce, Lord of Skelton, whose death in 1271 marked the end of the male line of the Lords of Skelton. She was born say 1270. She was the daughter of Hawise de Lancaster.¹ Lucia de Brus married Marmaduke de Thweng, Lord of Kilton, son of Robert de Thweng, Lord of Kilton.¹

     Robert de Thweng, Lord of Kilton was born say 1230. He was the son of Marmaduke de Thweng, Lord of Kilton.¹

     Marmaduke de Thweng, Lord of Kilton was born say 1200. He was the son of Robert de Thweng, Lord of Kilton.¹ (1257/58) In the 42nd Henry III had a military summons to march into Scotland.¹

     Robert de Thweng, Lord of Kilton was born say 1150. (1175/76) In the 22nd Henry III, was deputed by the other baron to repair to Rome and to lay at the foot of the pontifical throne to protest and encroachment on their rights by the holy see.¹

     Josiah Owen Sr. was born say 1660 at Braintree?, Massachusetts.² He was the son of William Owen and Elizabeth Davies.¹ Josiah Owen Sr. married Hannah, the widow of his brother Ebenezer; and as they were as brother- and sister-in- law, in a degree of relationship which the English law of that day forbade marriage, they fled to Rhode Island where they settled in Providence and affiliated with the Society of Friends.³ He married Hannah Belcher, daughter of John Belcher of Braintree and Sarah (?), in 1691 at Massachusetts; Her2nd (widow).¹ Josiah Owen Sr. was a Quaker.³ He worked as a Public House Owner in 1713 at Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island.³

     Alice de Driby was born say 1333. She was the daughter of Amy de Gaveston.¹

     Amy de Gaveston was born say 1312. She was the daughter of Piers de Gaveston, Earl of Cornwall and Margaret de Clare.¹

     Grace (?) married Robert Stokes of Wycomb.¹ .¹

     Robert White of Farnham and Paddington, M.P. was of Bedenham in Alverstoke, Pennington in Milford, and Rockford in Ellingham at Hampshire, England.¹ He was merchant of the Staple of Calais. The Merchants of the Staple or Merchant Staplers, were an English trading company that controlled the export of English raw wool. In 1363 a group of 26 English merchants was incorporated as the Company of the Staple at Calais with a complete monopoly of wool exports. The staple thereafter remained almost continuously at Calais until 1558, and the company’s resources contributed heavily to the defense of that city against the French.^1,2 He was of Sandwich at Kent, England.¹ He was of Farnham and Paddington at Surrey, England.¹ He was born say 1395.

     William de Botereus of Boscastle was born say 1172. He was the son of William Boterel and Isabel de Say, Heiress of Clun.¹ William de Botereus of Boscastle held half a knight's fee in Devon of the Bishop of Exeter, as accounted in the Red Book of the Exchequer: 'Willelmus de Botereus, dimidum militem' between 1210 and 1212.¹ He was witness to several charters of Richard, Earl of Cornwall between 1235 and 1242.¹

     William Boterel was born say 1112. He married Alicia Corbet, daughter of Robert Corbet, Lord of Alcester.¹

     Peter de Courtenay was born say 1330. He was the son of Hugh II, 2nd Earl of Devon and Margaret de Bohun.¹ Peter de Courtenay married Margaret Clivedon; Her 2nd.¹