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1 John Strange

Birth:	abt 1400

Mayor of Cirencester (Visit Ped) - perhaps John Straunge who married Alice widow of Wm Homme of Cirencester; in 1435 Rich Horne the younger, husbandman of Pottern, Wilts, pardoned for not appearing in court to answer Wm London, exec of Wm Homme of Cirencester's will, and Jn Straunge and his wife Alice, late wife of said Wm Homme, co-executrix, that he render 46s (patent Rolls)
Spouse:	Alice
Children:	Robert (~1435-1501)
		Richard

1.1 Robert Strange

Birth:	abt 1435
Death:	1501
Occ:	Vintner and merchant

3rd son; Mayor of Bristol 1474, '82 & '89; declaration that 'Rob Straunge & Patrick Walssh, merchants of Bristol had licence from King's counsel at Bordeaux to pass to Bayonne and Fontraby in Spain with such goods as they had there charged in certain vessels and return same into England, but one of vessels so charged at Fontraby was taken at Mounts Bay by the men of Penzance in Cornwall 'surmyttyngng' that they had no licence' 1454 (Close Rolls); commission appointed in Cornwall to inquire into RS and PW's complaint that inhabitants of Penzance took a ship of Plymouth of which Myngenyn le Petite was master wherein they had shipped at Fontraby 11 1/2 pipes of wood, 6 1/2 s. of iron, 25 tuns & a hogshead of wine of Bayonne, and a cloth called 'beverl' and brought the ship to Penzance spoiling some of the cargo 1454 (Patent Rolls). In 1460 inquiry ordered into complaint of Rob Straunge, Jn Shipward, Wm Howell, Jn Margwynne, Jn Hawkys, Jn Jay, Jn Selman, Rob Baron, Jn Godard, Jn Hoby, Wm Griffith, Jn Grigory, Rich Weltefare, Walter Lincoln & Gilbert Smyth, merchants of Bristol, that they loaded at Bordeaux le Marie, ship of Durdright, master ‘Doucheman’ Harnan Taillour, with 240 tuns of wine, 60 pipes of wood, 10 tuns iron, 200 lbs saffron, etc, for Bristol but taken by pirates in two ships at Scilly ordered for war - le (or Sir) Petre Courtenay, owned and victualled by Sir Peter (or Hugh) Courtenay,and le Galyot owned by Jn Penell, chaplain, Thos Adam & Jn Mellys - brought to Fowey and the cargo disposed of to value of £2713 13s 4d and sent to parts of Devon and Cornwall (Patent Rolls). In 1498 one of those authorised to exercise office of Admiral within city of Bristol (Patent Rolls). = Elizb dau of Walter Norton; founded St John's Hospital 'and is ther buried in monument ffor him and his wite' (Vis Ped).

'This Robert founded the hospital of St Johns without Bristol and is there buried in monument for him and his wife' (Visitation, 1623).
'1459 His ship, carrying a cargo of spices worth 9,000 marks, was spoiled by the Genoese in the Mediterranean Sea. (ibid.)
27 Feb.1460 A commission was appointed to investigate anattack on aship called ‘le Marie’ in which he had a business interest, sailing from Bordeaux to Bristol.  (C.P.R.1452-61 p.612)
1461 Bailiff of Bristol, with Henry Balle(q.v.).  (net)
10 Jun. 1463 On a commission to arrest John de Musquitz, merchant of Spain. (C.P.R.1461-67 p.279)
1468 Sheriff. (H.P.pp.819-20)
 Pardoned. (ibid.)
1474 Mayor. (ibid.)
1482 Mayor. (ibid.)
15 Nov. Summoned to attend Parliament on 24 January next. (C.C.R.1476-85 p.291)
22 Mar.1483 Pardoned. (H.P.pp.819-20)
1484 M.P.Bristol. (ibid.)
Mayor. (ibid.)
1489 He gave land to found St.John's almshouses. (ibid.)
28 Aug.1501 Writ of diem clausit extremum. (C.F.R.1485-1509 p.316) (http://www.girders.net/St/)

http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/History/Maritime/seminars.htm:
Broome then goes on to suggest that evidence has amassed since Hudd's time to indicate that Richard Amerike was involved in the 1481 expedition (p.153). He argues that Richard Amerike was closely involved with William Spencer and Robert Strange who may indeed have been involved in the 1481 voyage (see Carus-Wilson, p. 157). Broome notes that Richard Amerike had laded goods on the Trinity of Bristol for a commercial voyage to Spain in 1480 along with other merchants who were involved in the 1480-3 expeditions. He also notes that the Trinity of Bristol is the name of one of the ships used in the 1481 expedition. (Broome, p. 157).
Broome gets his information from:
T.F. Reddaway & A.A. Ruddock (eds.), ‘The accounts of John Balsall, purser of the Trinity of Bristol, 1480-1’ Camden Miscellany XXIII (London, 1969), pp. 6-7, 16
E.M. Carus-Wilson (ed.), The Overseas Trade of Bristol in the Later Middle Ages (Bristol Record Society Publications, Vol. VII, Bristol, 1937), p. 157.

http://www.bristol-city.gov.uk/ccm/content/Council-Democracy/Democracy-Elections/lord-mayors-of-bristol-since-1216.en?page=3: (mayors of Bristol)
1475 - Robert Strange
1476 - William Birde
1477 - John Bagod
1478 - John Shipwarde
1479 - William Spencer
1480 - Edmund Westcotte
1481 - William Wodington
1482 - John Forster
1483 - Robert Strange
1484 - Henry Vaghan
1485 - William Wikeham
1486 - Edmund Westcote / Henry Vaghan
1487 - William Wykham
1488 - John Esterfeld
1489 - John Penke
1490 - Robert Strange

http://www.trytel.com/~tristan/towns/m_title.html:
This is one of the illustrations from 'The Maire of Bristowe Is Kalendar' a leather-bound paper volume among the Bristol archives, begun in 1479 by town clerk Robert Ricart, at the instructions of mayor William Spencer and the town council, and was intended to serve as a custumal and register of important remembrances, although it is more commonly known for the chronicle it includes, covering events in national and local history throughout the Middle Ages.
The illustration above precedes the ‘Fourth Principalle’ [part] of the volume, intended to describe the borough government and its duties, including electoral procedures and the oaths of officers. It shows the administration of the oath of office to mayor William Spencer at Michaelmas, 15 days after his election; it was at this point that the ceremony of transition of power took place. The illustration is a rare example of a contemporary depiction of borough government; the original is coloured.... The other ex-mayors of Bristol shown on the dais probably include John Bagod and Robert Strange.

See also: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/Depts/History//Maritime/Sources/1480ricart.htm for an introduction to Robert Ricart's Chronicle of Bristol, 1480-1508.

From:http://www.richardiiiworcs.co.uk/di40/berkeley.pdf
Once Edward was secure upon the throne again in 1471 the town (Bristol) had to ask for a pardon with the help of Clarence, who had changed back into a Yorkist again.
Certain people were excluded from this pardon: Bristol's Recorder Nicholas Hervey, who fought and died for the Lancastrians at Tewkesbury; John Bodie, who was accused of killing Viscount Lisle at the battle of Nibley Green; John Shipwood, who was accused in 1479 of looking after money in 1471 belonging to Clarence and Warwick, and Robert Strange, who was accused the same year of minting money to support Henry Tudor. One of the earliest references to Henry as a source of trouble.

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All Saints, Bristol; deeds, 1482: High Street, award of arbitrators. (ref. P/AS/D/HS B 6) ‘Which variaunce and discorde by aggrement of bothe the saide parties was putt upon us Robert Strange, Maire of Bristowe; John Esterfield, Shiref of the same; John Bagod, Edmonde Westcotte, William Wodington, and William Tokett of the same Towne. And the seid parties bounde every of them to othir by their several obligacions in C. ti. [i] a pece, to stande and abide at the awarde, ordenaunce and jugement of us the foreseide Maire, Shiref, John [etc.] as indifferent abritratours bitwene the seid parties chosen in this behalf.’

Spouse:	Elizabeth Norton
Father:	Thomas Norton
Marr:	abt 1465

Children:	Walter (~1470->1522)
		Unknown

1.1.1 Walter Strange

Birth:	abt 1470
Death:	aft 1522

Of Monescourte, Glos. As son & heir of Robert defended chancery suits 1500-15 (vol 4 pp 34, 40, 53) re. father's debts; = Joan dau John Person of Scarborough. (Vis Ped) ? Jn, burgess and shipwright of Scarborough 1539 Tork will.
The 1522 Military Survey of Gloucestershire shows a Walter Strange who held lands valued at £8 per year, goods valued at £10 and he owned harness (ie armour) for a man.

Spouse:	Joane Person
Birth:	abt 1470, Scarsborough, Glos
Father:	John Person
Marr:	abt 1490

Children:	Robert (~1495->1553)
		Peter (~1500-1553)
		William (~1505-)

1.1.1.1 Robert Strange

Birth:	abt 1495
Death:	aft 1553

Witnessed Peter's will 1553; ? the Roger of Moor (sic) Court, Siston 1577 (PR); mentioned as 'Old Robert Strange' by exch. deps. 1625 (El34 / Chasl Mich8); after his death 2 oxen taken from his grounds at night as herriot (ibid); = Joan Bassett (for royal descent see B&AFHS Journal 58 p. 55 and 59 p. 9)

Spouse:	Jane Bassett
Birth:	abt 1495, Uley, Glos
Father:	Gyles Bassett
Mother: Jane Davies
Marr:	abt 1520

Children:	William (~1525-)
		Anthony (~1538->1608)
		Elizabeth (~1530-1593)
		Anne

1.1.1.1.1 William Strange

Birth:	abt 1525

One account says died before father, but an exch. dept stated William held Mounds Court a long time till his dying day (E134 / lChasl Mich8); = Margery dau Walter Erneys (living 1550) of Milton Ernest near Bedford (cf. VCH Beds vol 3 p 144).

Spouse:	Margery Hernoys
Father:	Unknown Hernoys
Marr:	abt 1545

Children:	Walter (~1560-)
		Richard (-1608)
		Mary

1.1.1.1.1.1 Walter Strange

Birth:	abt 1560

Of Monescourte (1623). Probably born c1560 as several depts 1625 reported they had known him 60 years, one saying he was living in Somerset when his grandfather Robert died (E134 / lChasl Mich8); with son Edward defs. Exchequer Ct (ibid); = Elizb (d 1615) dau Nich Harvey of Brockley, Som. (for her medieval ancestry see B&AFHS Journal 58 pp. 34-5).

Spouse:	Elizabeth Harvey
Father:	Nicholas Harvey
Marr:	abt 1575

Children:	Gertrude (~1577-)
		Mary (~1580-)
		Edward (~1584-1638)
		Walter (Died as Child)
		Horneys (Died as Child)
		Elizabeth (-1677)

1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Gertrude Strange

Birth:	abt 1577

 = Thos Emerson of Cold Ashton at Siston 1599 (for descendants see B&AFHS Journal 58 p 33).

Spouse:	Thomas Emerson
Marr:	10 May 1599, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.1.1.2 Mary Strange

Birth:	abt 1580

 = Nich Lacy at Siston 1603; Nich alive 1637; mother of Mary & Elizb Lacy legatees of Walter 1637.

Spouse:	Nicholas Lacy
Marr:	16 May 1603, Siston, Glos

Children:	Mary
		Elizabeth

1.1.1.1.1.1.3a Edward Strange*

Birth:	abt 1584
Death:	17 Jan 1638

Gent aged 20-30 at Pucklechurch 1608 musters, when servant to Rich Berkeley esq; of Mounds Court, Siston, d aged 55 (M.I); = Florence (alive 1613) dau Giles Kemys of Newport, Mon; = 2. Mary dau Henry Rose of Queen Camel, Som.
Only the first 3 children by his 2nd wife Mary Rose are recorded in the Visitation of 1623.

Spouse:	Florence Kemys
Birth:	abt 1587
Father:	Giles Kemys (-1595)
Marr:	abt 1605

Children:	Horneys (~1609-)
		Morris (~1611-)
		Elizabeth (1611-<1664)
		Lettis
		Mary (1613-)

Other spouses:	Mary Rose

1.1.1.1.1.1.3b Edward Strange* (See above)

Spouse:	Mary Rose
Father:	Henry Rose
Marr:	abt 1618

Children:	Horneys (1619-1647)
		Henry (1621-)
		Mary (1622-)
		Edward (1625-)
		Margaret (1628-)
		Rose (1630-)
		Anne (1631-)
		Sara (1633-)

Other spouses:	Florence Kemys

1.1.1.1.1.1.4 Walter Strange

?daughter Katherin baptised at Abson 1 Nov 1617 (http://www.yourtotalevent.com/people/STRANGE%20in%20Gloucestershire.htm)

1.1.1.1.1.1.5 Horneys Strange

(Osp). Died young.

1.1.1.1.1.1.6 Elizabeth Strange

Death:	1677

Died at Cold Ashton 1677, will as Elizb. Vanham, widow 26.7.1677 pr Glouc 1678; weak in body but in perfect memory, son Robert Guest 5s, dau Elizb Wiltshire great brass pot; grandchild Elizb Burcombe 20s and her 5 children £5 each, Ann Moore 20s, her 2 children Wm & Elizb Kaines £5 each, Thos Wiltshire & Jn Burcombe 5s each, residue dau Elizb Wiltshire, exec; Wm Lewis & Andrew Emerson witn. = 1. Guest ? = 2. Jn Vanham, gent of Marksbury, Som PCC 1650; her children mentioned in Walter’s will 1637

1.1.1.1.1.2 Richard Strange

Death:	1608

Gent of Doynton bur 15.8.1608, will pr PCC 1609; = Kath Davis d 1639, will pr Glouc.
Will (1608/1609): RICHARD STRANGE gent of Donington (= Doynton) 8.8.1608 pr PCC 1609; 2 sons Walter & Edward lease of the Neweltie which is of grant of Sir Jn Tracey; son Anthony £5 and 5 daus £5 at 18, if any die their share equally divided among rest; son Walter years to come in tenement at Doynton late in tenure of Mathew Hodges dec, held of grant o£ Sir Jn Spencer with all timber & boards I have in my custody; residue wife Kath exec; Rich Rydler & brother Walter overeeers. Witn Walter Davyes X, Jn Davyes X, Walter & Anthony Straunge.

Spouse:	Katherine Davis
Death:	1639

Children:	Elizabeth (Died as Infant) (1584-1584)
		Walter (1585-1652)
		Elizabeth (Died as Child) (1586-)
		Edward (1588-)
		Mary (1590-)
		Joan (1597-)
		Elizabeth (1600-)
		Joyce (1603-)
		Ann (1605-)

1.1.1.1.1.2.1 Elizabeth Strange

Birth:	1584
Death:	1584

1.1.1.1.1.2.2 Walter Strange

Birth:	1585
Death:	1652

Husbandman of Doynton, 1608;  yeoman of Abson will pr PCC; churchwarden Abson 1624;  sidesman 1625; sgd BT 1635.
Will (1652): WALTER STRAINGE yeoman of Abson 27.1.1652 pr PCC 1652; son Rich 6/8d, standing bedstead in parlour; sons in law Obadiah Bullock & Rich Clarke chattel lease in Dinton granted me by alderman Kitchin of Bristol and his son Abel of Dynton, paying grandson, Walter Strainge 40s p.a. during life of son Rich, and rights in land at Chipping Sodbury in possession of Dorothy Woodman granted me by John Woodman; grand-dau Elizb Bullock bed in the parlour, bolster, coverlet, pair blankets, pair sheets, 2 pillows, cupboard, chest, 2 coffers, form, joyn stool, box; grand-dau Sarah Clarke bed, bolster, pair sheets, pair blankets, coverlet, pillow, bedstead, table board & frame, 2 chests, side cupboard, 2 boards, desk, ‘a kipe’ all in the chamber over the parlour; grand-dau Elizb Clarke bed, bedstead, bolster, coverlet, pair blankets, peele all which the maid doth lie on over the hall, round table board, cheese rack, barrel, 2 scales and the tacks in the Little Chamber over the entry; grandson Obadiah Clarke £5; grandson Arthur Strainge bed, bedstead, ooverlet, bolster, pair blankets, chest at the bed’s foot over the hall, 20s, residue Rich Clarke & Obadiah Bullock, exec; ref wife Sisly. Witn Zephaniah Bullock, Rich Clark sen X.

Children:	Elizabeth (~1612-)
		Katherine (1617-)
		Edward (Died as Child) (1624-)
		Richard

1.1.1.1.1.2.3 Elizabeth Strange

Birth:	1586

1.1.1.1.1.2.4 Edward Strange

Birth:	1588

Husbandman of Drayton, 1608;  churchwarden 1655; = Mary 1663; had 3 children living 1639.

Spouse:	Mary
Marr:	abt 1610

Children:	Katherine (1611-1639)
		Susanna (1614-)
		Anne (1615-)
		Sarah (1617-)
		Mary (1620-)
		Walter (1622-1622)
		Anthony

1.1.1.1.1.2.5 Mary Strange

Birth:	1590

 = 1616 Roger Collins; = 2. Hitcherson; alive 1639 with dau Agnes Collins.

Spouse:	Roger Collins
Marr:	1616

Children:	Agnes

1.1.1.1.1.2.6 Joan Strange

Birth:	1597

 = 1620 Lawrence Cross; alive 1639 with son Rich & 5 other children.

Spouse:	Lawrence Cross
Marr:	1620

Children:	Richard

1.1.1.1.1.2.7 Elizabeth Strange

Birth:	1600

 = 1621 Wm Cabbell; = 2. Woodman; alive 1639 with 6 children.

Spouse:	William Cabbell
Marr:	1621

1.1.1.1.1.2.8 Joyce Strange

Birth:	1603

 = 1629 Francis Willett; alive 1639.

Spouse:	Francis Willett
Marr:	1629

1.1.1.1.1.2.9 Ann Strange

Birth:	1605

Not mentioned in mother's will; mother of grandson Jn Bishop named 1639?

1.1.1.1.1.3 Mary Strange

= at Bitton 1572 John Henry of Bristol (gent bur Bitton 1604); perhaps mother of Rich (father of Rich & John), Frances (= Woodham) and John, woollen-draper of Bristol, will pr PCC 1636.

Spouse:	John Henry
Death:	1604
Marr:	1572, Bitton, Glos

Children:	Richard
		Frances
		John

1.1.1.1.1.3.1 Richard Henry

1.1.1.1.1.3.2 Frances Henry

1.1.1.1.1.3.3 John Henry

1.1.1.1.2 Anthony Strange

Birth:	abt 1538
Death:	aft 1608

Gent of Siston aged 70 exch. dept 1608 when stated he had been 3 or 4 years servant to Thos Llewellyn, steward to Mr Dennys for Siston Manor (E1 34 5Jas1 / Hil 18); died without issue; will pr Glouc 1612.
Will (1612): ANTHONY STRANGE gent of' Siston 7.2.1612 pr Glouc 1612; reparation of S church 20s, poor people of the alms house of mine ancestors in Bristol 20s; poor of S vide. John ... Davies sons Jeffrey, Elizb Sawyer 20s each; poor Doynton .... nephew Walter Strange's wife £4, gold ring with a deaths head in him; Walter Strange's children £4 each & 1 gold ring with 2 settes for my name to cousin Edward son of said Walter Strange; cousin Mary Lacie gold ring wherein is ingraved Lex Regiber (?) and my great coffer and to her sister Elizb Strange next best coffer and little chest which standeth upon the said ooff'er; nephew Rioh Strange's wife 6 .... oweth me and 20s; godson Anthony Strange 40s; rest of Rich Strange's children 20s; cousin Kath Cornish 20s and to her husband 10s to make my grave; godson Arthur Lacie 40s; Elizb Emerson 20s; Jn Honiburne parson of S 40s which he owes me and his wife 20s; preacher to make a sermon at my burial 10s; every one of Walter Strange's servants at time of my death 5s; Seathe Tayler my quarters rent due at Christman last past; residue nephew Walter Strange of S, exec, provided always that my stone jug covered and footed with silver and gilt shall remain to the use of said Walter’s wife that now is during their lives and then to the use of the heir males of said Walter. Witn Jn Honiburne, Ed Strange.

1.1.1.1.3 Elizabeth Strange

Birth:	abt 1530
Death:	1593

Married Thomas Luton of Siston.

 = Thos Luton (Lutton of Siston: Vis Ped), probably member minor gentry family of Yorks, taxed at Siston 1571-2 & 1581-2 (as Lewton); Thos, Elizb and son Jas held ground belonging to Mounds Ct for over 60 years (E134 / lChasl Mich8); mortgaged his lease to Mr Bradston, repaid the money and renewed lease (ibid); bur Siston 30.7.1592 as yeoman of Siston will 17.7.1591 comprised long religious preamble: all goods to wife Elizb, witn Jn Honiburne, clerk, Anth Strange; pr. relict Elizb PCC 1593. Issue: Jas c.l558, Edward c.1563, Thomas, Toby

Spouse:	Thomas Luton
Birth:	abt 1530
Death:	1592
Marr:	abt 1555

Children:	James (~1558-<1646)
		Edward (~1563)
		Thomas (~1560-1620)
		Toby

1.1.1.1.3.1 James Luton

Birth:	abt 1558
Death:	bef 1646

Spouse:	Alice Smyth
Marr:	29 Apr 1588, Siston, Glos

Children:	Thomas (1592-)
		Elizabeth (1588-)

1.1.1.1.3.1.1 Thomas Luton

Birth:	1592, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.3.1.2 Elizabeth Luton

Birth:	1588, Siston, Glos

Spouse:	John Rose
Marr:	5 Nov 1604, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.3.2 Thomas Luton

Birth:	abt 1560
Death:	1620, Siston, Glos
Burial:	31 Aug 1620, Siston, Glos

Children:	Katherine (Died as Child) (~1595-1596)

1.1.1.1.3.2.1 Katherine Luton

Birth:	abt 1595, Siston, Glos
Death:	1596, Siston, Glos
Burial:	21 Jun 1596, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.3.3 Toby Luton

Spouse:	Jone Geale
Birth:	abt 1565
Death:	1597, Siston, Glos
Marr:	18 Jun 1590, Siston, Glos

Children:	Elizabeth (1590-)
		Anne (1592-)
		Edward (Died as Child) (1594-1597)
		Thomas (1595-)

1.1.1.1.3.3.1 Elizabeth Luton

Birth:	1590, Siston, Glos

Spouse:	John Browning
Marr:	1 Jul 1611, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.3.3.2 Anne Luton

Birth:	1592, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.3.3.3 Edward Luton

Birth:	1594, Siston, Glos
Death:	1597, Siston, Glos
Burial:	26 Jan 1597, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.3.3.4 Thomas Luton

Birth:	1595, Siston, Glos

1.1.1.1.4 Anne Strange

 = 0akes (Vis Ped), presumably William Okes of Abson whose will pr. Glouc 1613: bur in church or yard (of Abson?), son in law Jas Hickes exec; godson Wm Hickes bedstead, featherbed & appurts, short ladged crock; John son of Jas Hickes the long ladged crock; dau Jane 40s, bed, bolster, pair blankets, coverlet, witn Ric Poole, Thos Hille X, Walter Straing. Ancestors of the Hicks and Bryant families of Wick &.Abson ?

Spouse:	William Oakes
Death:	1613

1.1.1.2 Peter Strange

Birth:	abt 1500
Death:	1553

(2nd son) - churchwarden Siston 1553, gent of Siston d 1553, will pr Glouc; left sons and 6 daus; = Elyn who = 2. Darke; as Elyn Darke 1571-2 & 1581-2 Siston subsidies; related to 'Darkes' bur 1576? bur 1591, 1589 will as Helen pr Glouc.
Will (1553): PETER STRANGE gent of Siston 1553 pr Glouc 1553; bur S churchyard; all apparel to my sons; my 6 daus 6 young beasts and 6 sheep and every one of said daus a garment of my pes.... cloth; dau Isabel a sow pig; residue wife Elyn, exec, to pay my debts and to do for my soul as she thinketh best. Witn Rob Strange, Edw Typpatt with others.

Spouse:	Helen
Death:	1591
Marr:	abt 1535

Children:	Jane
		Joan
		Anne (-~1610)
		Joice
		Isabel
		Thomas (-1597)

1.1.1.2.1 Jane Strange

Will (1589): JANE STRANGE of Siston 5.9.1589 pr Glouc 1589; bur S churchyard, S church 3/4d, poor of S 3/4d; godson Anthony Strange 40s, brother Thos Strange's other children 20s each; god-dau Jone Hoskyns 10s, rest of brother Hoskyns' children l0s delivered among them by even portions, said 50s is now in custody of brother in law Rob Hoskyns; John Steevens the younger 20s which is in the marshe at the appointment of my brother John Steevens; cousin Joane Strange 40s; Ales Meggs 20s, Charitie Strange l0s; cousin Jone Strange my part of the yellt which is between her and me, best fryse gown, best petticoat; 3 sisters Jone, Anne & Joice kerchief each; goodwife Kailer fryze gown, dowlas kerchief, smock; Elizb Hoskyns petticoat oloth; Charitie Strange best cloth gown; residue brother Thos, exec. Witn Jn Honiburne, clerk, Isabel Hoskins, Agnes Davys, Alice Tayler. Debtors brother Thos Strange £8, Rich Browne 20s, Kath Heynes widow 20s, in the M'she with Jn Steevens 20s.

1.1.1.2.2 Joan Strange

Legatee of mother as Joan Russell 1589-91.

Spouse:	Henry Russell
Marr:	1587

1.1.1.2.3 Anne Strange

Death:	abt 1610

'Sister Anne' in Jane's will 1589, dau Anne Mooreman in mother's 1589-91; PCC 1610-11; = Anthony Mooreman of Pucklechurch PCC 1605-7 ref kin Anne M, Anne ToghilI, wife Anne, exec; wellbeloved friends Walter Strainge & Jn Fowles overseers; witn Walter Strange, Thos Wickeam.
Will (1610/1611): ANNE MOOREMAN widow of Pucklechurch (dau of Peter 1553) 20.8.1610 pr PCC 1611; Clement of the Park, Rob Longe, Edw Bartly, Jn Freame, Francis Hiscocke, Mathew Davis; kin & servant Anne Toghill £18 employed for her use by Walter Strange gent of S, if dies before 21 £10 to Ann Phips dau Rob Hoskins, £4 Elizb Tucker dau Rob Hoskins, £4 Anne wife of Rob Bullock and increase to remain to Walter Moorman, Joan Luton, Charity Pascoll; Margt dau Edw Luton; Ann dau Rich Moorman dec named in husbandÕs will; Elizb dau said Walter Strange; Joan wife of Anthony Strange; Edmund Willis exec & residual legatee, his dau Ann Willls; Agnes & Thos Willis; Ann dau Jn Tyler; Elizb Mooreman the now dau-in-law to Jn Read; Rich, Jn & Susan Hall; Susan Younge; Alice wife of Anthony Toghill, his dau Sarah Toghill; godchild Edith Tyler; Anne & Jn Ponting the younger my godchild; Jn Bartly, Anth Smith, Johane wife of Edw Luton; Edw Luton & Walter Strange overseers. Witn Geo Edwards, vicar, Walter Strange. (outline only)

Spouse:	Anthony Mooreman

1.1.1.2.4 Joice Strange

'Sister' in Jane's will 1589 which also mentions a brother Jn Stevens; mother's will refers to her as Joice Stevens and to son Jn Stevens.

Spouse:	John Stevens

1.1.1.2.5 Isabel Strange

Named in father's will 1553; possibly the dau who married Rob Hoskyns, brother-in-law in Jane's will 1589; ? mother of Joan & Elizb Hoskins in will of Jane S. and Helen Darke and 3 younger children in Helen's; and Ann Phips in Anne's will 1610; dau Elizb named as Elizb Tucker 1610.

Spouse:	Robert Hoskins

Children:	Joan
		Elizabeth

1.1.1.2.5.1 Joan Hoskins

1.1.1.2.5.2 Elizabeth Hoskins

1.1.1.2.6 Thomas Strange

Death:	1597

Yeoman of Siston d 1597, will pr Glouc; = Ann, widow = 1598 Rob Mudwell (d 1599).
Will (1597): THOMAS STRANGE yeoman of Siston 9.7.1597 pr Glouc 1597; S church 2s, poor men's box 2s; son Rob a black sparked heifer, tagled heifer of 3 years old, 2 beasts of a year old, bullock and a heifer; son Anthony, a heifer of 3 years old, bullock of 2 years old now going in the forest, heifer of a year old; son Arthur a year old heifer to be kept by exec until she has a calf and then to be employed to his most comodotie, £4 paid when 18, if dies before his portion divided equally among my children then living; dau Anne £10 paid when 22; residue wife Anne exec; Walter Strange, gent. & Jn Honiburne, clerk overseers. Witn WS, JH, Anthony Mooreman.

Spouse:	Ann

Children:	Robert (-1639)
		Arthur (>1580-~1638)
		Ann (>1575-)
		Anthony (-1630)

1.1.1.2.6.1 Robert Strange

Death:	1639

Legatee 1597; yeoman of Stapleton, will of 29.8.1639 pr Bristol.
Will (1639): ROBERT STRANGE yeoman of Stapleton 20.8.1639 pr Bristol 1640; sister's son Sethonia Bullock 2s, her son Samuel 2s; residue wife, exec; Wm Baune of Stapleton & Rob Lawford of Stoke Gifford, overseers, 12d each; sgd X. Witn Rob Lawford.

1.1.1.2.6.2 Arthur Strange

Birth:	aft 1580
Death:	abt 1638

Under 18 in 1597 when legatee; presumably husbandman of Winterbourne, inventory 20.2.1638-9; related to Joan Straing = Hugh Linnet 1640 Winterbourne?

1.1.1.2.6.3 Ann Strange

Birth:	aft 1575

Under 22 when legatee 1597; d 1612; = 1606 Robert Bullock (d 1637) mason of Siston; issue included Obediah 1608-74, Zephonia 1608-56, Tabitha 1610-33, Samuel 1612 (alive 1674).

Spouse:	Robert Bullock
Death:	1637

Children:	Obadiah (1608-1674)
		Zephonia (1608-1656)
		Tabitha (1610-1633)
		Samuel (1612->1674)

1.1.1.2.6.3.1 Obadiah Bullock

Birth:	1608
Death:	1674

1.1.1.2.6.3.2 Zephonia Bullock

Birth:	1608
Death:	1656

1.1.1.2.6.3.3 Tabitha Bullock

Birth:	1610
Death:	1633

1.1.1.2.6.3.4 Samuel Bullock

Birth:	1612
Death:	aft 1674

1.1.1.2.6.4 Anthony Strange

Death:	1630

Yeoman of Siston, will pr PCC.
Will (1630/1631): ANTHONY STRANGE yeoman of Siston 3.11.1630 pr PCC 1631; bur S church or churchyard; wife £50 and life interest in chattel lease, then to son Thomas for life, then to son Richard; son Thos £50 and a cow to each of his children; Thos' dau Eleanor Strange £5; wife the use of half household stuff for life; residue son Richard exec. Witn Geo Flower.

Children:	Thomas (~1601-1647)
		Richard (1602-1661)

1.1.1.2.6.4.1 Thomas Strange

Birth:	abt 1601
Death:	1647

Yeoman of Siston aged 36 when dept re. Siston manor (E134 14Chasl/ Easter 16) 1637; admin PCC 5.4.1647 to relict Frances.

Spouse:	Frances

Children:	Thomas (1624-)
		Ann (1626-)
		Sarah (1629-)
		Eleanor

1.1.1.2.6.4.2 Richard Strange

Birth:	1602
Death:	1661

Yeoman aged 36 of Siston, exch dept 1637 (as above), = Tomson, yeoman of Mangotsfield will 25.8.1661 pr Bristol.
Will (1661/1662): RICHARD STRAINGE yeoman of Mangotstield 25.8.1661 pr Bristol 25.8.1662; son Anthony best wenling calf; son Edward 2 wenling calves; son Rich grey horse; wife and dau Mary execs of all goods, cattle and chattels. Witn Geo Heming, Efrom House X. sgd X.

Children:	Anthony (1631->1681)
		Rebecca (Died as Child) (1633-1635)
		Edward (1635-1710)
		Tomson (Died as Infant) (1640-1640)
		Mary
		Richard (1640-1681)

1.1.1.3 William Strange

Birth:	abt 1505

(3rd son) able man, Siston musters 1539; perhaps Wm of Stapleton 1559-60 & 1581-2 subsidy; father of Ann = Thos Underhill 1590 at Bitton, and Robert of Siston below ?

Children:	Ann (~1550-)
		Robert (~1550-1598)

1.1.1.3.1 Ann Strange

Birth:	abt 1550

Spouse:	Thomas Underhill
Marr:	1590, Bitton, Glos

1.1.1.3.2 Robert Strange

Birth:	abt 1550
Death:	1598

Husbandman of Siston d 1598 (will pr PCC); tenant for life of land in Siston Manor, purchased estate there for wife Isabel and son Rob (E134/5 Jasl/ Hil. l8); = Isabel Tibbott, widow bur 16.6.1602 (will pr Glouc 1602).

Spouse:	Isabel
Death:	1602

Children:	Edward
		Robert
		James (1581-)
		Katherine
		Joyce (~1580-)
		Mary (1584-)

1.1.1.3.2.1 Edward Strange

Legatee 1602

1.1.1.3.2.2 Robert Strange

Legatee 1598 but not 1602; held estate in Siston Manor bought by father 1608; tailor of Siston aged 40-50 in 1608 musters.

1.1.1.3.2.3 James Strange

Birth:	1581

1581, apprentioe in 1598, legatee 1602.

1.1.1.3.2.4 Katherine Strange

1.1.1.3.2.5 Joyce Strange

Birth:	abt 1580

Spouse:	John Fowles
Marr:	1600

Children:	John (~1601-)

1.1.1.3.2.5.1 John Fowles

Birth:	abt 1601

1.1.1.3.2.6 Mary Strange

Birth:	1584

Legatee 1602.

1.1.2 Unknown Strange

Spouse:	John Jay/Faye

1.2 Richard Strange

Children:	William

1.2.1 William Strange

Spouse:	Elizabeth Fare

Children:	Robert (1497-1589)
	John (-1566)
	William (-<1560)

1.2.1.1a Robert Strange*

Birth:	1497
Death:	1589

A wealthy clothier; made High Bailiff of Cirencester by the last abbot. As JP was a persecutor of Puritans and was said by them to be a notorious papist. His property in Cirencester included the King's Head Inn, a great house 'le Antelope' which he let and a great house and farm at Chesterton. He had land at Siddington, bought Somerford Keynes from the Crown in 1554 and bought Shorncote at an unknown date.
Evidence of the continued presence of the Strange family in Cirencester: seen in the historic King's Head Hotel, Cirencester:
‘In 1550 it was owned by a gentleman named Robert STRANGE who was a clothier and High Bailiff of Cirencester in 1553. He was also thought to be High Bailiff of Gloucester and he died in 1588. The King's Head then passed, with twelve other properties, to his grandson Robert STRANGE of Somerford Keynes who died in 1654 and there is a large marble monument in the village church. As he was unmarried his estates were divided between his sisters. The youngest, Katherine was the wife of Sir Robert Jocelyn of Sawbridgeworth and they had a son, Sir STRANGE Jocelyn.’
(http://www.yourtotalevent.com/people/STRANGE%20in%20Gloucestershire.htm)

Spouse:	Joan Hitchman

Children:	Elizabeth
		Margaret (-1578)
		Anne (-1579)

Other spouses:	Ann Horsman

1.2.1.1a.1 Elizabeth Strange

Spouse:	Thomas Webb

1.2.1.1a.2 Margaret Strange
Death:	1578

Spouse:	John George
Father:	Unknown George

Children:	Anne (1561-)
		John (1563-)

1.2.1.1a.2.1 Anne George

Birth:	1561

1.2.1.1a.2.2 John George

Birth:	1563

1.2.1.1a.3 Anne Strange

Death:	1579

Married her brother-in-law who sat with Robert Strange on the Bench.

Spouse:	Christopher George
Father:	Unknown George

Children:	Arnold (1561-)
		Richard (1562-)
		Robert (1564-)

1.2.1.1a.3.1 Arnold George

Birth:	1561

1.2.1.1a.3.2 Richard George

Birth:	1562

1.2.1.1a.3.3 Robert George

Birth:	1564

Spouse:	Margaret Oldsworth

Children:	John George (1592-1677)

1.2.1.1a.3.3.1 John George George
Birth:	1592
Death:	1677

MP for Cirencester, JP, DL.

1.2.1.1b Robert Strange* (See above)

Spouse:	Ann Horsman

Children:	Roger (Died as Child) (1560-)
		Margaret (1561-)
		Michael (1563-1613)

Other spouses:	Joan Hitchman

1.2.1.1b.1 Roger Strange

Birth:	1560

1.2.1.1b.2 Margaret Strange

Birth:	1561

Spouse:	Joseph Oldsworth

Children:	Robert

1.2.1.1b.2.1 Robert Oldsworth

Of Colne Rogers.

1.2.1.1b.3 Michael Strange

Birth:	1563
Death:	1613

of Somerford Keynes, Wiltshire, Died 1613-Will Prob11/122-26/11/1613

Spouse:	Ann
Death:	1628
Marr:	abt 1586

Children:	Robert (~1587-1630)
		Bridget (1588-)
		John (Died as Child) (1589-)
		Nicholas (Died as Infant) (1591-1591)
		Henry (1593-)
		Arthur (Died as Infant) (1594-1594)
		Michael (1594-)
		Anthony (1596-)
		Mary (1597-)

1.2.1.1b.3.1 Robert Strange

Birth:	abt 1587, Somerford
Death:	26 Dec 1630, Somerford

Brasenose Coll., Oxford and Lincoln's Inn. Fined by Charles I for not taking up a knighthood.
In Abstracts of Wiltshire Inquisitions post mortem, returned into the Court of Chancery, published by the British Record Society, in the first volume is an abstract for Robert Straunge, Esquire of Somerford Keynes, d. 26 Dec 1630, which refers to other properties in Wiltshire and Gloucestershire, and includes the following family information: 
Parents buried at Somerford Keynes
Wife: Jane, daughter of Sir Anthony Hungerford
Brothers: Anthony Straunge and Michael Straunge
Father: Michael Straunge
Sisters: Bridget Straunge, Coxwell
Daughters: Margaret, Ann, Katherine, Jane
Son and heir born 1 June 1631 (after Robert's death)

Spouse:	Jane Hungerford
Death:	1639, Little Somerfield, Wilts
Father:	Sir Anthony Hungerford
Mother:	Lucy Hungerford (-1638)
Marr:	22 Apr 1617, Great Bedwyn, Wilts

Children:	Margaret (1622-)
		Ann
		Jane (1628-1706)
		Katherine (1626-)
		Robert (1631-1654)

1.2.1.1b.3.1.1 Margaret Strange

Birth:	1622

On her brother Robert's death in 1658, she inherited half of the manor of Somerford Keynes and some property in Cirencester. Her descendants held Kimpton and Somerford Keynes for 300 years.

Spouse:	John Foyle
Marr:	29 Nov 1641, Corsham, Wilts

1.2.1.1b.3.1.2 Ann Strange

An Ann Strange m THOMAS REDFORDE 13 OCT 1638
St Peters, Marlborough, Wiltshire, England (IGI)

1.2.1.1b.3.1.3 Jane Strange

Birth:	1628
Death:	1706

On her brother Robert's death she inherited the manor of Shorncote and Cirencester property including Chesterton Farm and the King's Head inn. Shorncote was sold in 1714.

Spouse:	Sir Robert Jocelyn
Death:	1712

Children:	Strange (1651-1734)
		Robert (1652-1675)
		Edward
		Thomas
		George
		Unknown
		Jane

1.2.1.1b.3.1.4 Katherine Strange

Birth:	1626

On her brother Robert's death she inherited the second half of the manor of Somerford Keynes which her descendants held for 150 years. She and Richard lived at Somerford from 1658 to 1676 and posibly longer (four children were baptized there).

Spouse:	Richard Southby
Death:	1704

Children:	John (1650-1741)
		Strange
		Three other sons and one daughter

1.2.1.1b.3.1.5 Robert Strange

Birth:	1 Jun 1631, Somerford
Death:	1654, Somerford

Born after his father's death.
Regarding the above Robert STRANGE, d. 1654; the Huntington Library has a copy of 'The efficiency of Gods grace in bringing gain-saying sinners to Christ: a sermon preached at Summerford in Wiltshire, at the funerall of that pious and worthy young gentleman, Robert STRANGE : with a narrative of his short but wellspent life, by Simeon Ashe'. In the publication of his sermon, Mr. Ashe refers to the following family relationships: 
- Lady Margaret Hungerford, Aunt
- Robert Joselin, John Foyle, Richard Southbye, Esquires, and Brothers in Law (husbands of sisters of Robert STRANGE)

.... the King's Head then passed, with twelve other properties, to his grandson Robert STRANGE of Somerford Keynes who died in 1654 and there is a large marble monument in the village church. As he was unmarried his estates were divided between his sisters. The youngest, Katherine was the wife of Sir Robert Jocelyn of Sawbridgeworth and they had a son, Sir STRANGE Jocelyn. A survey of the STRANGE estate in May 1655 reads: Amos Dauntsey: messuage, backsude and gardens in Cheping street called the King's Head with glass. Waynescott and implements of household: tavernes adjoining belonging to another messuge called Antilopp: rights of way throu the antilopp; another messuage belonging to the property of Cricklade Street'.
http://www.yourtotalevent.com/people/STRANGE%20in%20Gloucestershire.htm

1.2.1.1b.3.2 Bridget Strange

Birth:	1588, Somerford Keynes, Glos

Spouse:	Thomas Nicholas
Death:	1638

1.2.1.1b.3.3 John Strange

Birth:	1589, Somerford Keynes, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.4 Nicholas Strange

Birth:	1591, Somerford Keynes, Glos
Death:	18 Sep 1591, Somerford Keynes, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.5 Henry Strange

Birth:	1593, Somerford Keynes, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.6 Arthur Strange

Birth:	1594, Somerford Keynes, Glos
Death:	23 Nov 1594, Somerford Keynes, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.7 Michael Strange

Birth:	1594, Somerford Keynes, Glos

Received annuity from his brother Robert; no record of his marriage or death.

1.2.1.1b.3.8 Anthony Strange

Birth:	1596, Somerford Keynes, Glos

Received annuity from his brother Robert.

Spouse:	Seymour

Children:	Philip (1626-)
		Anthony (1628-)
		George (1630-)
		Michael (1633-)
		Seymour (1636-)

1.2.1.1b.3.8.1 Philip Strange

Birth:	1626, Hanham and Oldland, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.8.2 Anthony Strange

Birth:	1628, Hanham and Oldland, Glos

Children:	Sarah (~1655-)

1.2.1.1b.3.8.3 George Strange

Birth:	1630, Hanham and Oldland, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.8.4 Michael Strange

Birth:	1633, Hanham and Oldland, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.8.5 Seymour Strange

Birth:	1636, Hanham and Oldland, Glos

1.2.1.1b.3.9 Mary Strange

Birth:	1597, Somerford Keynes, Glos

Spouse:	Samuel Coxwell
Death:	1625
Father:	John Coxwell
Marr:	1615

Children:	Anne (1616-)
		John (1619-)
		Henry (1624-)

1.2.1.1b.3.9.1 Anne Coxwell

Birth:	1616

1.2.1.1b.3.9.2 John Coxwell

Birth:	1619

1.2.1.1b.3.9.3 Henry Coxwell

Birth:	1624

1.2.1.2 John Strange

Death:	1566

Canon of Cirencester Abbey, pensioned in 1538 at the Dissolution and became rector of Shipton Moyne in 1553; died unmarried.

1.2.1.3 William Strange

Death:	bef 1560

Spouse:	Elizabeth Fane
Death:	1560

Children:	Thomas (-1594)

1.2.1.3.1 Thomas Strange

Death:	1594

Gentleman; MP for Cirencester 1572.

Spouse:	Anne Lyson

Children:	Thomas (-1637)

1.2.1.3.1.1 Thomas Strange

Death:	1637

JP; MP for Cirencester 1614; left issue.

 
Index

?
	Alice	spouse of 1
	Ann	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3
	Ann	spouse of 1.1.1.2.6
	Frances	spouse of 1.1.1.2.6.4.1
	Helen	spouse of 1.1.1.2
	Isabel	spouse of 1.1.1.3.2
	Mary	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
Bassett
	Gyles	parent of spouse of 1.1.1.1
	Jane	spouse of 1.1.1.1
Browning
	John	spouse of 1.1.1.1.3.3.1
Bullock
	Obadiah	1.1.1.2.6.3.1
	Robert	spouse of 1.1.1.2.6.3
	Samuel	1.1.1.2.6.3.4
	Tabitha	1.1.1.2.6.3.3
	Zephonia	1.1.1.2.6.3.2
Cabbell
	William	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.2.7
Collins
	Agnes	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.5
	Roger	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.2.5
Coxwell
	Anne	1.2.1.1b.3.9.1
	Henry	1.2.1.1b.3.9.3
	John	parent of spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.9
	John	1.2.1.1b.3.9.2
	Samuel	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.9
Cross
	Lawrence	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.2.6
	Richard	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.6
Davies
	Jane	parent of spouse of 1.1.1.1
Davis
	Katherine	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.2
Emerson
	Thomas	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1.1
Fane
	Elizabeth	spouse of 1.2.1.3
Fare
	Elizabeth	spouse of 1.2.1
Fowles
	John	spouse of 1.1.1.3.2.5
	John	1.1.1.3.2.5.1
Foyle
	John	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.1
Geale
	Jone	spouse of 1.1.1.1.3.3
George
	Anne	1.2.1.1a.2.1
	Arnold	1.2.1.1a.3.1
	Christopher	spouse of 1.2.1.1a.3
	John	spouse of 1.2.1.1a.2
	John	1.2.1.1a.2.2
	John George	1.2.1.1a.3.3.1
	Richard	1.2.1.1a.3.2
	Robert	1.2.1.1a.3.3
	Unknown	parent of spouse of 1.2.1.1a.2
	Unknown	parent of spouse of 1.2.1.1a.3
Harvey
	Elizabeth	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1
	Nicholas	parent of spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1
Henry
	Frances	1.1.1.1.1.3.2
	John	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.3
	John	1.1.1.1.1.3.3
	Richard	1.1.1.1.1.3.1
Hernoys
	Margery	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1
	Unknown	parent of spouse of 1.1.1.1.1
Hitchman
	Joan	spouse of 1.2.1.1a
Horsman
	Ann	spouse of 1.2.1.1b
Hoskins
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.2.5.2
	Joan	1.1.1.2.5.1
	Robert	spouse of 1.1.1.2.5
Hungerford
	Sir Anthony	parent of spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.1
	Jane	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.1
	Lucy	parent of spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.1
JayFaye
	John	spouse of 1.1.2
Jocelyn
	Edward	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	George	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	Jane	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	Sir Robert	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	Robert	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	Sir Strange	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	Thomas	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	Unknown	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
Kemys
	Florence	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
	Giles	parent of spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
Lacy
	Elizabeth	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.2
	Mary	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.2
	Nicholas	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1.2
Luton
	Anne	1.1.1.1.3.3.2
	Edward	1.1.1.1.3.3.3
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.1.3.1.2
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.1.3.3.1
	James	1.1.1.1.3.1
	Katherine	1.1.1.1.3.2.1
	Thomas	spouse of 1.1.1.1.3
	Thomas	1.1.1.1.3.2
	Thomas	1.1.1.1.3.1.1
	Thomas	1.1.1.1.3.3.4
	Toby	1.1.1.1.3.3
Lyson
	Anne	spouse of 1.2.1.3.1
Mooreman
	Anthony	spouse of 1.1.1.2.3
Nicholas
	Thomas	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.2
Norton
	Elizabeth	spouse of 1.1
	Thomas	parent of spouse of 1.1
Oakes
	William	spouse of 1.1.1.1.4
Oldsworth
	Joseph	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.2
	Margaret	spouse of 1.2.1.1a.3.3
	Robert	1.2.1.1b.2.1
Person
	Joane	spouse of 1.1.1
	John	parent of spouse of 1.1.1
Rose
	Henry	parent of spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	John	spouse of 1.1.1.1.3.1.2
	Mary	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
Russell
	Henry	spouse of 1.1.1.2.2
Seymour
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.8
Smyth
	Alice	spouse of 1.1.1.1.3.1
Southby
	John	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.4
	Richard	spouse of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.4
	Strange	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.4
	Three other sons and one daughter	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.1.4
Stevens
	John	spouse of 1.1.1.2.4
Strange
	Ann	1.2.1.1b.3.1.2
	Ann	1.1.1.3.1
	Ann	1.1.1.2.6.3
	Ann	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.1
	Ann	1.1.1.1.1.2.9
	Anne	1.1.1.1.4
	Anne	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Anne	1.1.1.2.3
	Anne	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	Anne	1.2.1.1a.3
	Anthony	1.1.1.1.2
	Anthony	1.2.1.1b.3.8
	Anthony	1.2.1.1b.3.8.2
	Anthony	1.1.1.2.6.4
	Anthony	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.2
	Anthony	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	Arthur	1.2.1.1b.3.6
	Arthur	1.1.1.2.6.2
	Bridget	1.2.1.1b.3.2
	Edward	1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
	Edward	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Edward	1.1.1.3.2.1
	Edward	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.2
	Edward	1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	Edward	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.2
	Eleanor	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.1
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.1.1.1.6
	Elizabeth	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.1.1.2.1
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.1.1.2.3
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.1.1.2.7
	Elizabeth	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.2
	Elizabeth	1.2.1.1a.1
	Elizabeth	1.1.1.1.3
	George	1.2.1.1b.3.8.3
	Gertrude	1.1.1.1.1.1.1
	Henry	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Henry	1.2.1.1b.3.5
	Horneys	1.1.1.1.1.1.5
	Horneys	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Horneys	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
	Isabel	1.1.1.2.5
	James	1.1.1.3.2.3
	Jane	1.2.1.1b.3.1.3
	Jane	1.1.1.2.1
	Joan	1.1.1.2.2
	Joan	1.1.1.1.1.2.6
	John	1
	John	1.2.1.1b.3.3
	John	1.2.1.2
	Joice	1.1.1.2.4
	Joyce	1.1.1.3.2.5
	Joyce	1.1.1.1.1.2.8
	Katherine	1.2.1.1b.3.1.4
	Katherine	1.1.1.3.2.4
	Katherine	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	Katherine	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.2
	Lettis	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
	Margaret	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Margaret	1.2.1.1b.3.1.1
	Margaret	1.2.1.1a.2
	Margaret	1.2.1.1b.2
	Mary	1.1.1.1.1.3
	Mary	1.1.1.1.1.1.2
	Mary	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Mary	1.2.1.1b.3.9
	Mary	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
	Mary	1.1.1.3.2.6
	Mary	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.2
	Mary	1.1.1.1.1.2.5
	Mary	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	Michael	1.2.1.1b.3
	Michael	1.2.1.1b.3.8.4
	Michael	1.2.1.1b.3.7
	Morris	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3a
	Nicholas	1.2.1.1b.3.4
	Peter	1.1.1.2
	Philip	1.2.1.1b.3.8.1
	Rebecca	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.2
	Richard	1.1.1.1.1.2
	Richard	1.1.1.2.6.4.2
	Richard	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.2
	Richard	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.2
	Richard	1.2
	Robert	1.1
	Robert	1.1.1.1
	Robert	1.2.1.1b.3.1
	Robert	1.2.1.1b.3.1.5
	Robert	1.1.1.3.2
	Robert	1.1.1.3.2.2
	Robert	1.1.1.2.6.1
	Robert	1.2.1.1a
	Roger	1.2.1.1b.1
	Rose	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Sara	child of 1.1.1.1.1.1.3b
	Sarah	child of 1.2.1.1b.3.8.2
	Sarah	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.1
	Sarah	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	Seymour	1.2.1.1b.3.8.5
	Susanna	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	Thomas	1.1.1.2.6
	Thomas	1.1.1.2.6.4.1
	Thomas	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.1
	Thomas	1.2.1.3.1
	Thomas	1.2.1.3.1.1
	Tomson	child of 1.1.1.2.6.4.2
	Unknown	1.1.2
	Walter	1.1.1
	Walter	1.1.1.1.1.1
	Walter	1.1.1.1.1.1.4
	Walter	1.1.1.1.1.2.2
	Walter	child of 1.1.1.1.1.2.4
	William	1.1.1.3
	William	1.1.1.1.1
	William	1.2.1
	William	1.2.1.3
Underhill
	Thomas	spouse of 1.1.1.3.1
Webb
	Thomas	spouse of 1.2.1.1a.1
Willett
	Francis	spouse of 1.1.1.1.1.2.8