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IS~l S 0 2

THE HEAD OF THE TOMB

I SYDENHAM 5 BTORTON 9 QODOLPHIN

2 KITSFORD 8 LANQLANO 10 BALUNE

S DALINQRIQE 7 BEAUPRE n KILLEQREW

4 HUSSEY amp FURNEUX 12 TRENOUTH

of Brpmptom

Ina chapel on the north side of the parish church of Brympton dEvercy in the county of Somerset is a stately marble monument erected by John Sydenham to the memory of his father Sir John Sydenham Kt who died in 1625 and his ancestors A Corinthian column at each corner supports the fine canopy and the whole is adorned with many coats of arms whichcommencing on the north side illustrate as it were the pedigree of the family On either side the canopy is surmounted by the arms ofSir John Sydenham on the north impaling those ofhis first wife and on the south the arms of his second each coat is flanked by a small shield supported by a ram Bound the edge of the canopy are thirteen shields on which are impaled the arms brought inby various matches On each side of the tomb itself are three large shields those on the north side bearing the arms of Sydenham impaling those of Audley Bruges and Godolphin with their various quarterings on the south are the arms of John Sydenham who erected the monushyment his sister impaled with those of her husband Edward Paston and another coat in which the sinister side is not filled in Probably itwas meant to await the marriage of Sir Balph Sydenham a younger brother of the founder At the west-end base is the large quartered coat of Sir John Sydenham impaling the arms of Buckland withits nine quarterings At the head of the tomb surmounted by the helmet crest and lambrequin is themdashSydenham coat of twelve quarterings beneath which is the followinginscription

Myfoundir Sydenham matchd with Hobyes Heyr Badde me inform thee (gentle Passenger) That what hee hath donne in mcc is onlie meant To memorize his father and s discent Without vayne glorye but he doth intreat That ifthou comst his legende to repeate Thou speak him truly as he was and thanmdash Report itso hee dyed an honest mane

10 November 1626

In the accompanying sketches Ihave tricked the arms as they exactly appear on the monument while in the pedigree Ihave given the arms according to the authority of the- Heralds College There are several errors of the carver and painter such as substituting choughs for martlets in the Guilford coat and a field vert forazure inthat of Ktz-James Many of the quarterings seem tohave been brought inwithout any reason and contrary to the laws of arms The coat borne by the family of Delingrige seems to have properly belonged to Hertley whose heir married Thomas Delalynde and the descendants continued to bear the arms until

2

the heiress married Robert de Delingrige whose daughter brooght them into the Sydenham family In the Bhield of Sydenham impaling Godolphin (o) there appears as a quartering a coat which is ascribed to the name of Donmare but no trace canIfind of a connection with snch a family or mention of snch a coat in any pedigree of Sydenham Ihave also been unable to find the match which brought in the arms of Balune to the Godolphin coat thongh the name occurs in other Cornish pedigrees Nor amIable to trace any other alliance with the family of Bonython than that of Thomas Godolphin a brother of William Godolphin which of course would not bring in the coat to the Sydenhams There seems to be but little record of the Buckland family thongh the nine quarterings represented on the tomb are given in a collection of Somersetshire pedigrees at the Heralds College with the slight difference that the three escallops in the arms of Cleveden are within a iordure sable Most of the quarterings must Ithink have been brought inby the marriage of Draycotmdash of James Fitz-James with the heiress of Redlinch co Somerset a very ancient family but of which Ihave been able to find but little That there was doubt about the identity of some of the early quarterings seems clear by a letter which is preserved among the Egerton MSS at the British Museum in which MrPrince writing in 1712 to Philip Sydenham says Iam sorry SirIcant give you the satisfaction yon desire in adjusting the matches of your family AndImust declare lam altogether as unsatisfied at your disowning Sydenham of Somerset his marrying the daughter and heir of Sydenham of Devon when the first of those matches in your most curiously engraved Atchievement (for whichIhumbly thank you) gave the coat belonging to your name in this connty viz The Bend fusilee according to the unanimous Testimony of all our Antiquaries Nor doIanywhere find it ever did belong to Kitsford nor indeed so much as the name to any Book ofHeraldry Ihave yet met with As to the 3rd Coat which you say belongs to Dallingrig thongh Imeet with ylaquo name inFuller yetIcannot find this coat there as belonging toit But this Idoin the 49th page of his Worthys that itdid belong to (Jreen of Drayton The account I lately sent you agrees very well withsof the matches inyour Atchievement only my Author puts Godolphin before Sturton How he comes to differ inthat amp the 3 later coates Icannot tell but Ms possible the Heralds may be able to adjust the matter

Cfie dfamilp of of Brimptott to ggtomerlaquok Eobert de Sturton Henry de Furneaux^ Robert de Sydenham=j= Thomas Delalynde of=pClara da and Lordof Sturton I Anns Gu a bend betw of Sydenham juxta 00Dorset who killed heir of Hertshyoo Wilts six cross-oroaslete or (H) NQrthpetherjaninoo theWhiteHartinthe ley of Hert- 1

I 3 Somerset sans date forest of Blaokmoor ley 00 Dor-I j Arms Arthree rams afterwards called the set

Sir Williamde Sturton=r= Sir Symon de Furneaux=FMatilda da pus sa Forest of the White Arms Ara Knight Knight ofSir Simon Hart cross engr g

[ RalyKntf I 1 j TSir Michell de Sturton | John de Sydenham of=p da and heir Willm Delalynde John Delalynde=f=

of Sturton Knt Margaret da=T=Sir John de Bello Sparto Sydenham living 9th ofKitofordof eldest son [He held Hertley and j and coheir Kt Sire Beaupre year KingHenry son Kitsfordjuxta quartered the BromfieldlEl

LArmsAr on a bend az of John Northpetherton cross without the AmuAr a de Bturton=T=Grace da of a fosse betw six cross- com Somerset mullet] croszligs engr gu

of Sturton Thos Lord crosslets or (H) Arms Ar six inthe firstquar-Hungerford lozenges sa (I) ter a mullet sa

j (II) j Isabella sister and heircpJohn Langland | I

SirRichard Sturton=pAlice da to Sir John Beaupre Earl Somerset WilliamdeSydenham=Joane da ofWil- Walter Delalynde==of Sturton Knt ofThos Kt 39 E111 ofSydenham son and liam de Oothart held Bromfield in j

Lord ArmsAr a heir 2E11 Mentioned in Somerset 14 EII IBerkley wyvernBa (H) charter 2E11 |

Sir WiWm Sturton=pJoan da of | Eoger de Sydenham^= Eobert de Delingriger1 da and of Sturton Knt Richard Joane da^=Eobert de Tevelton son and heir Held of Bromfield 28 E 11 ooheir

Vernon and coheir Sydenham and Kits- [He bore his wifes _ ford 16 EHI coat ofarms]

KatherineT^ir John Sturtotfftfane da | j j |da ofLord ofSturton Knt ofLord John de Sydenham of Richard de Sydenham Lord Justice=j=Joane da Other daughterBeaumont Basset Sydenham ob sp KRichard 11 heir to his brother and coheir wife of Ist wife 2nd wife John Green

From whomdescend j jthe Lords Stourton ppeter de Yevelton Held^A widow Henry de Sydenham Lord of Combe=j=Margery da and ooheir of John

Yevelton and Spekington I and Sydenham 19 R11 Whiton of Whiton laquoo Somerset X B l qj

IS~l S 0 2

THE HEAD OF THE TOMB

I SYDENHAM 5 BTORTON 9 QODOLPHIN

2 KITSFORD 8 LANQLANO 10 BALUNE

S DALINQRIQE 7 BEAUPRE n KILLEQREW

4 HUSSEY amp FURNEUX 12 TRENOUTH

of Brpmptom

Ina chapel on the north side of the parish church of Brympton dEvercy in the county of Somerset is a stately marble monument erected by John Sydenham to the memory of his father Sir John Sydenham Kt who died in 1625 and his ancestors A Corinthian column at each corner supports the fine canopy and the whole is adorned with many coats of arms whichcommencing on the north side illustrate as it were the pedigree of the family On either side the canopy is surmounted by the arms ofSir John Sydenham on the north impaling those ofhis first wife and on the south the arms of his second each coat is flanked by a small shield supported by a ram Bound the edge of the canopy are thirteen shields on which are impaled the arms brought inby various matches On each side of the tomb itself are three large shields those on the north side bearing the arms of Sydenham impaling those of Audley Bruges and Godolphin with their various quarterings on the south are the arms of John Sydenham who erected the monushyment his sister impaled with those of her husband Edward Paston and another coat in which the sinister side is not filled in Probably itwas meant to await the marriage of Sir Balph Sydenham a younger brother of the founder At the west-end base is the large quartered coat of Sir John Sydenham impaling the arms of Buckland withits nine quarterings At the head of the tomb surmounted by the helmet crest and lambrequin is themdashSydenham coat of twelve quarterings beneath which is the followinginscription

Myfoundir Sydenham matchd with Hobyes Heyr Badde me inform thee (gentle Passenger) That what hee hath donne in mcc is onlie meant To memorize his father and s discent Without vayne glorye but he doth intreat That ifthou comst his legende to repeate Thou speak him truly as he was and thanmdash Report itso hee dyed an honest mane

10 November 1626

In the accompanying sketches Ihave tricked the arms as they exactly appear on the monument while in the pedigree Ihave given the arms according to the authority of the- Heralds College There are several errors of the carver and painter such as substituting choughs for martlets in the Guilford coat and a field vert forazure inthat of Ktz-James Many of the quarterings seem tohave been brought inwithout any reason and contrary to the laws of arms The coat borne by the family of Delingrige seems to have properly belonged to Hertley whose heir married Thomas Delalynde and the descendants continued to bear the arms until

2

the heiress married Robert de Delingrige whose daughter brooght them into the Sydenham family In the Bhield of Sydenham impaling Godolphin (o) there appears as a quartering a coat which is ascribed to the name of Donmare but no trace canIfind of a connection with snch a family or mention of snch a coat in any pedigree of Sydenham Ihave also been unable to find the match which brought in the arms of Balune to the Godolphin coat thongh the name occurs in other Cornish pedigrees Nor amIable to trace any other alliance with the family of Bonython than that of Thomas Godolphin a brother of William Godolphin which of course would not bring in the coat to the Sydenhams There seems to be but little record of the Buckland family thongh the nine quarterings represented on the tomb are given in a collection of Somersetshire pedigrees at the Heralds College with the slight difference that the three escallops in the arms of Cleveden are within a iordure sable Most of the quarterings must Ithink have been brought inby the marriage of Draycotmdash of James Fitz-James with the heiress of Redlinch co Somerset a very ancient family but of which Ihave been able to find but little That there was doubt about the identity of some of the early quarterings seems clear by a letter which is preserved among the Egerton MSS at the British Museum in which MrPrince writing in 1712 to Philip Sydenham says Iam sorry SirIcant give you the satisfaction yon desire in adjusting the matches of your family AndImust declare lam altogether as unsatisfied at your disowning Sydenham of Somerset his marrying the daughter and heir of Sydenham of Devon when the first of those matches in your most curiously engraved Atchievement (for whichIhumbly thank you) gave the coat belonging to your name in this connty viz The Bend fusilee according to the unanimous Testimony of all our Antiquaries Nor doIanywhere find it ever did belong to Kitsford nor indeed so much as the name to any Book ofHeraldry Ihave yet met with As to the 3rd Coat which you say belongs to Dallingrig thongh Imeet with ylaquo name inFuller yetIcannot find this coat there as belonging toit But this Idoin the 49th page of his Worthys that itdid belong to (Jreen of Drayton The account I lately sent you agrees very well withsof the matches inyour Atchievement only my Author puts Godolphin before Sturton How he comes to differ inthat amp the 3 later coates Icannot tell but Ms possible the Heralds may be able to adjust the matter

Cfie dfamilp of of Brimptott to ggtomerlaquok Eobert de Sturton Henry de Furneaux^ Robert de Sydenham=j= Thomas Delalynde of=pClara da and Lordof Sturton I Anns Gu a bend betw of Sydenham juxta 00Dorset who killed heir of Hertshyoo Wilts six cross-oroaslete or (H) NQrthpetherjaninoo theWhiteHartinthe ley of Hert- 1

I 3 Somerset sans date forest of Blaokmoor ley 00 Dor-I j Arms Arthree rams afterwards called the set

Sir Williamde Sturton=r= Sir Symon de Furneaux=FMatilda da pus sa Forest of the White Arms Ara Knight Knight ofSir Simon Hart cross engr g

[ RalyKntf I 1 j TSir Michell de Sturton | John de Sydenham of=p da and heir Willm Delalynde John Delalynde=f=

of Sturton Knt Margaret da=T=Sir John de Bello Sparto Sydenham living 9th ofKitofordof eldest son [He held Hertley and j and coheir Kt Sire Beaupre year KingHenry son Kitsfordjuxta quartered the BromfieldlEl

LArmsAr on a bend az of John Northpetherton cross without the AmuAr a de Bturton=T=Grace da of a fosse betw six cross- com Somerset mullet] croszligs engr gu

of Sturton Thos Lord crosslets or (H) Arms Ar six inthe firstquar-Hungerford lozenges sa (I) ter a mullet sa

j (II) j Isabella sister and heircpJohn Langland | I

SirRichard Sturton=pAlice da to Sir John Beaupre Earl Somerset WilliamdeSydenham=Joane da ofWil- Walter Delalynde==of Sturton Knt ofThos Kt 39 E111 ofSydenham son and liam de Oothart held Bromfield in j

Lord ArmsAr a heir 2E11 Mentioned in Somerset 14 EII IBerkley wyvernBa (H) charter 2E11 |

Sir WiWm Sturton=pJoan da of | Eoger de Sydenham^= Eobert de Delingriger1 da and of Sturton Knt Richard Joane da^=Eobert de Tevelton son and heir Held of Bromfield 28 E 11 ooheir

Vernon and coheir Sydenham and Kits- [He bore his wifes _ ford 16 EHI coat ofarms]

KatherineT^ir John Sturtotfftfane da | j j |da ofLord ofSturton Knt ofLord John de Sydenham of Richard de Sydenham Lord Justice=j=Joane da Other daughterBeaumont Basset Sydenham ob sp KRichard 11 heir to his brother and coheir wife of Ist wife 2nd wife John Green

From whomdescend j jthe Lords Stourton ppeter de Yevelton Held^A widow Henry de Sydenham Lord of Combe=j=Margery da and ooheir of John

Yevelton and Spekington I and Sydenham 19 R11 Whiton of Whiton laquoo Somerset X B l qj

THE HEAD OF THE TOMB

I SYDENHAM 5 BTORTON 9 QODOLPHIN

2 KITSFORD 8 LANQLANO 10 BALUNE

S DALINQRIQE 7 BEAUPRE n KILLEQREW

4 HUSSEY amp FURNEUX 12 TRENOUTH

of Brpmptom

Ina chapel on the north side of the parish church of Brympton dEvercy in the county of Somerset is a stately marble monument erected by John Sydenham to the memory of his father Sir John Sydenham Kt who died in 1625 and his ancestors A Corinthian column at each corner supports the fine canopy and the whole is adorned with many coats of arms whichcommencing on the north side illustrate as it were the pedigree of the family On either side the canopy is surmounted by the arms ofSir John Sydenham on the north impaling those ofhis first wife and on the south the arms of his second each coat is flanked by a small shield supported by a ram Bound the edge of the canopy are thirteen shields on which are impaled the arms brought inby various matches On each side of the tomb itself are three large shields those on the north side bearing the arms of Sydenham impaling those of Audley Bruges and Godolphin with their various quarterings on the south are the arms of John Sydenham who erected the monushyment his sister impaled with those of her husband Edward Paston and another coat in which the sinister side is not filled in Probably itwas meant to await the marriage of Sir Balph Sydenham a younger brother of the founder At the west-end base is the large quartered coat of Sir John Sydenham impaling the arms of Buckland withits nine quarterings At the head of the tomb surmounted by the helmet crest and lambrequin is themdashSydenham coat of twelve quarterings beneath which is the followinginscription

Myfoundir Sydenham matchd with Hobyes Heyr Badde me inform thee (gentle Passenger) That what hee hath donne in mcc is onlie meant To memorize his father and s discent Without vayne glorye but he doth intreat That ifthou comst his legende to repeate Thou speak him truly as he was and thanmdash Report itso hee dyed an honest mane

10 November 1626

In the accompanying sketches Ihave tricked the arms as they exactly appear on the monument while in the pedigree Ihave given the arms according to the authority of the- Heralds College There are several errors of the carver and painter such as substituting choughs for martlets in the Guilford coat and a field vert forazure inthat of Ktz-James Many of the quarterings seem tohave been brought inwithout any reason and contrary to the laws of arms The coat borne by the family of Delingrige seems to have properly belonged to Hertley whose heir married Thomas Delalynde and the descendants continued to bear the arms until

2

the heiress married Robert de Delingrige whose daughter brooght them into the Sydenham family In the Bhield of Sydenham impaling Godolphin (o) there appears as a quartering a coat which is ascribed to the name of Donmare but no trace canIfind of a connection with snch a family or mention of snch a coat in any pedigree of Sydenham Ihave also been unable to find the match which brought in the arms of Balune to the Godolphin coat thongh the name occurs in other Cornish pedigrees Nor amIable to trace any other alliance with the family of Bonython than that of Thomas Godolphin a brother of William Godolphin which of course would not bring in the coat to the Sydenhams There seems to be but little record of the Buckland family thongh the nine quarterings represented on the tomb are given in a collection of Somersetshire pedigrees at the Heralds College with the slight difference that the three escallops in the arms of Cleveden are within a iordure sable Most of the quarterings must Ithink have been brought inby the marriage of Draycotmdash of James Fitz-James with the heiress of Redlinch co Somerset a very ancient family but of which Ihave been able to find but little That there was doubt about the identity of some of the early quarterings seems clear by a letter which is preserved among the Egerton MSS at the British Museum in which MrPrince writing in 1712 to Philip Sydenham says Iam sorry SirIcant give you the satisfaction yon desire in adjusting the matches of your family AndImust declare lam altogether as unsatisfied at your disowning Sydenham of Somerset his marrying the daughter and heir of Sydenham of Devon when the first of those matches in your most curiously engraved Atchievement (for whichIhumbly thank you) gave the coat belonging to your name in this connty viz The Bend fusilee according to the unanimous Testimony of all our Antiquaries Nor doIanywhere find it ever did belong to Kitsford nor indeed so much as the name to any Book ofHeraldry Ihave yet met with As to the 3rd Coat which you say belongs to Dallingrig thongh Imeet with ylaquo name inFuller yetIcannot find this coat there as belonging toit But this Idoin the 49th page of his Worthys that itdid belong to (Jreen of Drayton The account I lately sent you agrees very well withsof the matches inyour Atchievement only my Author puts Godolphin before Sturton How he comes to differ inthat amp the 3 later coates Icannot tell but Ms possible the Heralds may be able to adjust the matter

Cfie dfamilp of of Brimptott to ggtomerlaquok Eobert de Sturton Henry de Furneaux^ Robert de Sydenham=j= Thomas Delalynde of=pClara da and Lordof Sturton I Anns Gu a bend betw of Sydenham juxta 00Dorset who killed heir of Hertshyoo Wilts six cross-oroaslete or (H) NQrthpetherjaninoo theWhiteHartinthe ley of Hert- 1

I 3 Somerset sans date forest of Blaokmoor ley 00 Dor-I j Arms Arthree rams afterwards called the set

Sir Williamde Sturton=r= Sir Symon de Furneaux=FMatilda da pus sa Forest of the White Arms Ara Knight Knight ofSir Simon Hart cross engr g

[ RalyKntf I 1 j TSir Michell de Sturton | John de Sydenham of=p da and heir Willm Delalynde John Delalynde=f=

of Sturton Knt Margaret da=T=Sir John de Bello Sparto Sydenham living 9th ofKitofordof eldest son [He held Hertley and j and coheir Kt Sire Beaupre year KingHenry son Kitsfordjuxta quartered the BromfieldlEl

LArmsAr on a bend az of John Northpetherton cross without the AmuAr a de Bturton=T=Grace da of a fosse betw six cross- com Somerset mullet] croszligs engr gu

of Sturton Thos Lord crosslets or (H) Arms Ar six inthe firstquar-Hungerford lozenges sa (I) ter a mullet sa

j (II) j Isabella sister and heircpJohn Langland | I

SirRichard Sturton=pAlice da to Sir John Beaupre Earl Somerset WilliamdeSydenham=Joane da ofWil- Walter Delalynde==of Sturton Knt ofThos Kt 39 E111 ofSydenham son and liam de Oothart held Bromfield in j

Lord ArmsAr a heir 2E11 Mentioned in Somerset 14 EII IBerkley wyvernBa (H) charter 2E11 |

Sir WiWm Sturton=pJoan da of | Eoger de Sydenham^= Eobert de Delingriger1 da and of Sturton Knt Richard Joane da^=Eobert de Tevelton son and heir Held of Bromfield 28 E 11 ooheir

Vernon and coheir Sydenham and Kits- [He bore his wifes _ ford 16 EHI coat ofarms]

KatherineT^ir John Sturtotfftfane da | j j |da ofLord ofSturton Knt ofLord John de Sydenham of Richard de Sydenham Lord Justice=j=Joane da Other daughterBeaumont Basset Sydenham ob sp KRichard 11 heir to his brother and coheir wife of Ist wife 2nd wife John Green

From whomdescend j jthe Lords Stourton ppeter de Yevelton Held^A widow Henry de Sydenham Lord of Combe=j=Margery da and ooheir of John

Yevelton and Spekington I and Sydenham 19 R11 Whiton of Whiton laquoo Somerset X B l qj

of Brpmptom

Ina chapel on the north side of the parish church of Brympton dEvercy in the county of Somerset is a stately marble monument erected by John Sydenham to the memory of his father Sir John Sydenham Kt who died in 1625 and his ancestors A Corinthian column at each corner supports the fine canopy and the whole is adorned with many coats of arms whichcommencing on the north side illustrate as it were the pedigree of the family On either side the canopy is surmounted by the arms ofSir John Sydenham on the north impaling those ofhis first wife and on the south the arms of his second each coat is flanked by a small shield supported by a ram Bound the edge of the canopy are thirteen shields on which are impaled the arms brought inby various matches On each side of the tomb itself are three large shields those on the north side bearing the arms of Sydenham impaling those of Audley Bruges and Godolphin with their various quarterings on the south are the arms of John Sydenham who erected the monushyment his sister impaled with those of her husband Edward Paston and another coat in which the sinister side is not filled in Probably itwas meant to await the marriage of Sir Balph Sydenham a younger brother of the founder At the west-end base is the large quartered coat of Sir John Sydenham impaling the arms of Buckland withits nine quarterings At the head of the tomb surmounted by the helmet crest and lambrequin is themdashSydenham coat of twelve quarterings beneath which is the followinginscription

Myfoundir Sydenham matchd with Hobyes Heyr Badde me inform thee (gentle Passenger) That what hee hath donne in mcc is onlie meant To memorize his father and s discent Without vayne glorye but he doth intreat That ifthou comst his legende to repeate Thou speak him truly as he was and thanmdash Report itso hee dyed an honest mane

10 November 1626

In the accompanying sketches Ihave tricked the arms as they exactly appear on the monument while in the pedigree Ihave given the arms according to the authority of the- Heralds College There are several errors of the carver and painter such as substituting choughs for martlets in the Guilford coat and a field vert forazure inthat of Ktz-James Many of the quarterings seem tohave been brought inwithout any reason and contrary to the laws of arms The coat borne by the family of Delingrige seems to have properly belonged to Hertley whose heir married Thomas Delalynde and the descendants continued to bear the arms until

2

the heiress married Robert de Delingrige whose daughter brooght them into the Sydenham family In the Bhield of Sydenham impaling Godolphin (o) there appears as a quartering a coat which is ascribed to the name of Donmare but no trace canIfind of a connection with snch a family or mention of snch a coat in any pedigree of Sydenham Ihave also been unable to find the match which brought in the arms of Balune to the Godolphin coat thongh the name occurs in other Cornish pedigrees Nor amIable to trace any other alliance with the family of Bonython than that of Thomas Godolphin a brother of William Godolphin which of course would not bring in the coat to the Sydenhams There seems to be but little record of the Buckland family thongh the nine quarterings represented on the tomb are given in a collection of Somersetshire pedigrees at the Heralds College with the slight difference that the three escallops in the arms of Cleveden are within a iordure sable Most of the quarterings must Ithink have been brought inby the marriage of Draycotmdash of James Fitz-James with the heiress of Redlinch co Somerset a very ancient family but of which Ihave been able to find but little That there was doubt about the identity of some of the early quarterings seems clear by a letter which is preserved among the Egerton MSS at the British Museum in which MrPrince writing in 1712 to Philip Sydenham says Iam sorry SirIcant give you the satisfaction yon desire in adjusting the matches of your family AndImust declare lam altogether as unsatisfied at your disowning Sydenham of Somerset his marrying the daughter and heir of Sydenham of Devon when the first of those matches in your most curiously engraved Atchievement (for whichIhumbly thank you) gave the coat belonging to your name in this connty viz The Bend fusilee according to the unanimous Testimony of all our Antiquaries Nor doIanywhere find it ever did belong to Kitsford nor indeed so much as the name to any Book ofHeraldry Ihave yet met with As to the 3rd Coat which you say belongs to Dallingrig thongh Imeet with ylaquo name inFuller yetIcannot find this coat there as belonging toit But this Idoin the 49th page of his Worthys that itdid belong to (Jreen of Drayton The account I lately sent you agrees very well withsof the matches inyour Atchievement only my Author puts Godolphin before Sturton How he comes to differ inthat amp the 3 later coates Icannot tell but Ms possible the Heralds may be able to adjust the matter

Cfie dfamilp of of Brimptott to ggtomerlaquok Eobert de Sturton Henry de Furneaux^ Robert de Sydenham=j= Thomas Delalynde of=pClara da and Lordof Sturton I Anns Gu a bend betw of Sydenham juxta 00Dorset who killed heir of Hertshyoo Wilts six cross-oroaslete or (H) NQrthpetherjaninoo theWhiteHartinthe ley of Hert- 1

I 3 Somerset sans date forest of Blaokmoor ley 00 Dor-I j Arms Arthree rams afterwards called the set

Sir Williamde Sturton=r= Sir Symon de Furneaux=FMatilda da pus sa Forest of the White Arms Ara Knight Knight ofSir Simon Hart cross engr g

[ RalyKntf I 1 j TSir Michell de Sturton | John de Sydenham of=p da and heir Willm Delalynde John Delalynde=f=

of Sturton Knt Margaret da=T=Sir John de Bello Sparto Sydenham living 9th ofKitofordof eldest son [He held Hertley and j and coheir Kt Sire Beaupre year KingHenry son Kitsfordjuxta quartered the BromfieldlEl

LArmsAr on a bend az of John Northpetherton cross without the AmuAr a de Bturton=T=Grace da of a fosse betw six cross- com Somerset mullet] croszligs engr gu

of Sturton Thos Lord crosslets or (H) Arms Ar six inthe firstquar-Hungerford lozenges sa (I) ter a mullet sa

j (II) j Isabella sister and heircpJohn Langland | I

SirRichard Sturton=pAlice da to Sir John Beaupre Earl Somerset WilliamdeSydenham=Joane da ofWil- Walter Delalynde==of Sturton Knt ofThos Kt 39 E111 ofSydenham son and liam de Oothart held Bromfield in j

Lord ArmsAr a heir 2E11 Mentioned in Somerset 14 EII IBerkley wyvernBa (H) charter 2E11 |

Sir WiWm Sturton=pJoan da of | Eoger de Sydenham^= Eobert de Delingriger1 da and of Sturton Knt Richard Joane da^=Eobert de Tevelton son and heir Held of Bromfield 28 E 11 ooheir

Vernon and coheir Sydenham and Kits- [He bore his wifes _ ford 16 EHI coat ofarms]

KatherineT^ir John Sturtotfftfane da | j j |da ofLord ofSturton Knt ofLord John de Sydenham of Richard de Sydenham Lord Justice=j=Joane da Other daughterBeaumont Basset Sydenham ob sp KRichard 11 heir to his brother and coheir wife of Ist wife 2nd wife John Green

From whomdescend j jthe Lords Stourton ppeter de Yevelton Held^A widow Henry de Sydenham Lord of Combe=j=Margery da and ooheir of John

Yevelton and Spekington I and Sydenham 19 R11 Whiton of Whiton laquoo Somerset X B l qj

2

the heiress married Robert de Delingrige whose daughter brooght them into the Sydenham family In the Bhield of Sydenham impaling Godolphin (o) there appears as a quartering a coat which is ascribed to the name of Donmare but no trace canIfind of a connection with snch a family or mention of snch a coat in any pedigree of Sydenham Ihave also been unable to find the match which brought in the arms of Balune to the Godolphin coat thongh the name occurs in other Cornish pedigrees Nor amIable to trace any other alliance with the family of Bonython than that of Thomas Godolphin a brother of William Godolphin which of course would not bring in the coat to the Sydenhams There seems to be but little record of the Buckland family thongh the nine quarterings represented on the tomb are given in a collection of Somersetshire pedigrees at the Heralds College with the slight difference that the three escallops in the arms of Cleveden are within a iordure sable Most of the quarterings must Ithink have been brought inby the marriage of Draycotmdash of James Fitz-James with the heiress of Redlinch co Somerset a very ancient family but of which Ihave been able to find but little That there was doubt about the identity of some of the early quarterings seems clear by a letter which is preserved among the Egerton MSS at the British Museum in which MrPrince writing in 1712 to Philip Sydenham says Iam sorry SirIcant give you the satisfaction yon desire in adjusting the matches of your family AndImust declare lam altogether as unsatisfied at your disowning Sydenham of Somerset his marrying the daughter and heir of Sydenham of Devon when the first of those matches in your most curiously engraved Atchievement (for whichIhumbly thank you) gave the coat belonging to your name in this connty viz The Bend fusilee according to the unanimous Testimony of all our Antiquaries Nor doIanywhere find it ever did belong to Kitsford nor indeed so much as the name to any Book ofHeraldry Ihave yet met with As to the 3rd Coat which you say belongs to Dallingrig thongh Imeet with ylaquo name inFuller yetIcannot find this coat there as belonging toit But this Idoin the 49th page of his Worthys that itdid belong to (Jreen of Drayton The account I lately sent you agrees very well withsof the matches inyour Atchievement only my Author puts Godolphin before Sturton How he comes to differ inthat amp the 3 later coates Icannot tell but Ms possible the Heralds may be able to adjust the matter

Cfie dfamilp of of Brimptott to ggtomerlaquok Eobert de Sturton Henry de Furneaux^ Robert de Sydenham=j= Thomas Delalynde of=pClara da and Lordof Sturton I Anns Gu a bend betw of Sydenham juxta 00Dorset who killed heir of Hertshyoo Wilts six cross-oroaslete or (H) NQrthpetherjaninoo theWhiteHartinthe ley of Hert- 1

I 3 Somerset sans date forest of Blaokmoor ley 00 Dor-I j Arms Arthree rams afterwards called the set

Sir Williamde Sturton=r= Sir Symon de Furneaux=FMatilda da pus sa Forest of the White Arms Ara Knight Knight ofSir Simon Hart cross engr g

[ RalyKntf I 1 j TSir Michell de Sturton | John de Sydenham of=p da and heir Willm Delalynde John Delalynde=f=

of Sturton Knt Margaret da=T=Sir John de Bello Sparto Sydenham living 9th ofKitofordof eldest son [He held Hertley and j and coheir Kt Sire Beaupre year KingHenry son Kitsfordjuxta quartered the BromfieldlEl

LArmsAr on a bend az of John Northpetherton cross without the AmuAr a de Bturton=T=Grace da of a fosse betw six cross- com Somerset mullet] croszligs engr gu

of Sturton Thos Lord crosslets or (H) Arms Ar six inthe firstquar-Hungerford lozenges sa (I) ter a mullet sa

j (II) j Isabella sister and heircpJohn Langland | I

SirRichard Sturton=pAlice da to Sir John Beaupre Earl Somerset WilliamdeSydenham=Joane da ofWil- Walter Delalynde==of Sturton Knt ofThos Kt 39 E111 ofSydenham son and liam de Oothart held Bromfield in j

Lord ArmsAr a heir 2E11 Mentioned in Somerset 14 EII IBerkley wyvernBa (H) charter 2E11 |

Sir WiWm Sturton=pJoan da of | Eoger de Sydenham^= Eobert de Delingriger1 da and of Sturton Knt Richard Joane da^=Eobert de Tevelton son and heir Held of Bromfield 28 E 11 ooheir

Vernon and coheir Sydenham and Kits- [He bore his wifes _ ford 16 EHI coat ofarms]

KatherineT^ir John Sturtotfftfane da | j j |da ofLord ofSturton Knt ofLord John de Sydenham of Richard de Sydenham Lord Justice=j=Joane da Other daughterBeaumont Basset Sydenham ob sp KRichard 11 heir to his brother and coheir wife of Ist wife 2nd wife John Green

From whomdescend j jthe Lords Stourton ppeter de Yevelton Held^A widow Henry de Sydenham Lord of Combe=j=Margery da and ooheir of John

Yevelton and Spekington I and Sydenham 19 R11 Whiton of Whiton laquoo Somerset X B l qj

Cfie dfamilp of of Brimptott to ggtomerlaquok Eobert de Sturton Henry de Furneaux^ Robert de Sydenham=j= Thomas Delalynde of=pClara da and Lordof Sturton I Anns Gu a bend betw of Sydenham juxta 00Dorset who killed heir of Hertshyoo Wilts six cross-oroaslete or (H) NQrthpetherjaninoo theWhiteHartinthe ley of Hert- 1

I 3 Somerset sans date forest of Blaokmoor ley 00 Dor-I j Arms Arthree rams afterwards called the set

Sir Williamde Sturton=r= Sir Symon de Furneaux=FMatilda da pus sa Forest of the White Arms Ara Knight Knight ofSir Simon Hart cross engr g

[ RalyKntf I 1 j TSir Michell de Sturton | John de Sydenham of=p da and heir Willm Delalynde John Delalynde=f=

of Sturton Knt Margaret da=T=Sir John de Bello Sparto Sydenham living 9th ofKitofordof eldest son [He held Hertley and j and coheir Kt Sire Beaupre year KingHenry son Kitsfordjuxta quartered the BromfieldlEl

LArmsAr on a bend az of John Northpetherton cross without the AmuAr a de Bturton=T=Grace da of a fosse betw six cross- com Somerset mullet] croszligs engr gu

of Sturton Thos Lord crosslets or (H) Arms Ar six inthe firstquar-Hungerford lozenges sa (I) ter a mullet sa

j (II) j Isabella sister and heircpJohn Langland | I

SirRichard Sturton=pAlice da to Sir John Beaupre Earl Somerset WilliamdeSydenham=Joane da ofWil- Walter Delalynde==of Sturton Knt ofThos Kt 39 E111 ofSydenham son and liam de Oothart held Bromfield in j

Lord ArmsAr a heir 2E11 Mentioned in Somerset 14 EII IBerkley wyvernBa (H) charter 2E11 |

Sir WiWm Sturton=pJoan da of | Eoger de Sydenham^= Eobert de Delingriger1 da and of Sturton Knt Richard Joane da^=Eobert de Tevelton son and heir Held of Bromfield 28 E 11 ooheir

Vernon and coheir Sydenham and Kits- [He bore his wifes _ ford 16 EHI coat ofarms]

KatherineT^ir John Sturtotfftfane da | j j |da ofLord ofSturton Knt ofLord John de Sydenham of Richard de Sydenham Lord Justice=j=Joane da Other daughterBeaumont Basset Sydenham ob sp KRichard 11 heir to his brother and coheir wife of Ist wife 2nd wife John Green

From whomdescend j jthe Lords Stourton ppeter de Yevelton Held^A widow Henry de Sydenham Lord of Combe=j=Margery da and ooheir of John

Yevelton and Spekington I and Sydenham 19 R11 Whiton of Whiton laquoo Somerset X B l qj

Aj_ Bj cj

Sir Jo Beauchamp Kt^Elizabeth Thomas Payne^Mary da and heir John Sydenham of=f=Emiliada and heir John Godolphin^ da of | of Spekington Sydenham son and of Hussey ofGodolphin co JoKillegrew

I jure uxoris heir 9H V Died Arms Barry of six Cornwall Co Cornwall Margaret=l Sir Oliver St John Xt seized ofSydenham erm and gu a ores- Anns Gn an Anns Ar an da and h=j=2 John Duke ofSomerset Combe and Vesing- cent or for diflfe- eagle displayed eagle displayed

I ton rence (Ill) with two heads with two heads j between three Ba a bordure

John Sturton ofPreston=T=Katherine da and coheir Walter Sydenham of=p John Godolphin=j=Margaret da of John Ist wife Combe son and heir I only son Sheriff Trenouth

j j of Cornwall1504 Arms Aron a fesse ] | sa three chevrons points

Joane da and coheir of John Sturton ofPreston=f=John Sydenham of Brimpton 00 Somerset tothe dexter ofthe field Ob 12 E IV jure uxoris 8 E IV (C)

ArmsSa on a bend or betw six fountains ppr a mullet of the fieldfor difference (IV)

John Fitz ofFitzford=F WilliamSydenham=r=Margaret da of Sir Robert William Godolphin^Margaret da of coDevon Esquire of Brimpton Esq Harcourt She remarried eldest son John Glynn of

son and heir Ob William Moton MorvelooCornshy9E IV ArmsGu twobars or wall Ist wife

1 (V)

Sir Anthony=T=Elizabeth da Walter Fitz of=FMary Ist wifeElizabeth Audley=r=John Sydenham=r da of Thomas= da ofEdward PoyntzKnt and coheir of Fitzford2nd Sampson (See Pedigbee 8 p 6) ofBrimpton ArundellofLan- Godolphin Bonythonmdash Ob 26 H Wm Huddes- son Succeeded Arms Quarterly ofsix Esq son and herne 2nd son ArmsAr a chev VIII field his brother 1 Touchkt 2 Atjdley heirgt- Arms Sa six between three fleursshy

8 Giffobd4Cliffobd swallows argent de-lis sa (C)6Maetin 6 Bbaose three two and ]

(A) one (VII) Sir Wiliiaitfpszliglanoh da of Godolphin jBobert Langden

igt B f Knt g|

p| 5J Ll deg mdash

Sir NicholafFpTane da of John Fitz of Fitz-^=Agnes da of Sir John Sydenham^Ursula da of Sir Giles Bruges f ArmsQuarterly of six Poyntz Knt Thomas ford son and heir Roger Grayn- of Brimpton Knt Xtand sister of Lord ChandosJ 1 Bbugbs 2 Babexey Ob adeg3 and Lord Berkley field son and heir (See Pedigree 38p 7) |3 Chandos 4 Bbyan 4P and M (6 HoLWBY 6 Bbugbs I --

(B) I

John Fits ofFite-=Mary Anne=Alexander Siohard Bamfield=Elizabeth Mary=Sir John Syden-=7=Grace da and ooh of Sir George=pElizabethfordson and heir Sydenham ofPoltimore Esq da of ham of Brimp- WilliamGodolphin of Sydenham da and h ArmsArguttle- of Lux- Arms Or on a ton Knt son Godolphin 00 Corn- ofCombe of Sir de-sang a orosBgu borough bend gules three brvbar Blunt and heir wallKnt Ist wife Sydenham Christopher

(d) Esq 2nd w mdash 2nd- son Hallesmullets ar (o) Arms Quarterly of six 1 Godolphikt Knt

j 2 Balunb Arthree bars in-Nioholna Poyntz=f=Anne da of Sir Riohard dented gu8 KilleobbwJohn Buokland of West Harptree 00 Somerset=f= da of

4Tbbnouth sBokythonofIron Aoton Verney of Penley 00 Arms Gules three lions rampant ar on a Homer Bucks Knt Ist wife canton sa a fretor (6V11G) ofClonford 6 Godolphiw (C)

j00 Somset

John Buokland of=F da and heir ofRobert Fitz-James West Harptree ArmsAza dolphin naiant embowed

(IXG)IIar betw three mullets pieroed or

_i_

2 Elizabeth da=Sir Joan Poyntz=l Ursula Mary da of Sir=Sir John Sydenhamq=Mary da and coheir of Elizabeth=lBt SirFrancis Drake and heirofAlex- ofIron Acton Thomas GuUford of Brimpton and John Buokland of West da and h=2nd Sir Wm Courtenayander Sydenham Knt =3 Frances Knt and relict Combe Sydenham Harptree 00 Somerset Ob sp ofPowderham Kntof Luxborough ArmsBarry of da and h ofJohn Baker Knt Ob 1625 Esq Ist wife mdash 00 Somerset eight guand or of John 2nd wife Arms Quarterly of nine 1 Buckiand 2 Fitz-Jaubs

(lt) Newton Arms Or a sal- 8 Chamflobyb Sable a cross flory between twenty billets ortire between four 4 Dbatcot Ar a cross engrailed sa in the first quarter an eaglemartlets sa (0) displayed gu 5 Whitings Ar a bend wavy betw twooottisea

sa 6 Pboudham Az three lionsheads erased or 7ClbtbdenAt three escallops gu 8 Paunsfootb Per fesse az and guthree fleurs-de-lis or9 Hbbbbbt Per pale az and gu three lionsrampant ar (G)

Edward Paston of Horton=Franoes George John Sydenham^Alioe daof WilliamHoby of Hales Esq Bir BalphSydenham MP=f=widow 00 Gloucester Esq Sydenham of Brimpton and sister and coheir to Sir WilliamHoby 1641 Followed the King ofSir Arthur

ArmsAr six fleurs-de- ob 5 April Esq Succeeded Knt (See Pedigbeb Claquop 8)mdash to Oxford and after the Chiohester lis az three two and one 1616 his brother Arms Quarterly of four 1 Hoby Restoration was made Mas- Barton a chief indented or a 2 Bylmobe 3 Gbegbbbb 4 Tewdeb ter of the Charterhousecrescent sa for difference (D) Ob 1671bull(B)

111 1 1 John Sydenham Joane ob Mary Katherine A son son and heir an infant

6

Pedigree videp 4)

Walter de Clifford=rwaiter ac uunora=f=

ArmsChequy or and az a bend gu I (A)

Maude de Cliflford^John OiffordofBrimfield WilliamLordBraose ofc=Eva da ofWilliam da and heir Ico Gloucester Breoknoo son and heir and sister and co-

ArmsGu three lions of Reginald murdered heir toAnselmMarshypassant inpale ar (A) temp H111 shall Earl of Fern-

ArmsVaireerm and broke gu two bars az (A)

Catherine Gifford=i=Nioholas de Aldithlyor da and coheir Audley Summoned to r 7 nr

Parliament 26Jan 1297 Maude 2nd da and^Eoger Mortimer Ob 1299 ooheir IEarl of March

Nicholas de Audley=pJoane sister and ooheir to 2nd son Summoned WilliamBaron Martin toParliament 8 Jan ArmsAr two bars gu =pEinzaDetn aa anaSir Eobert Touohet^Elizabeth da and coshyco-1313 Ob 1319 each charged with three Knt heir of Sir Jo Eine Arms Gu a fretor bezants (A) Knt

(AXI)

Sir James de Audley KG=f=Joane Ist wife Sir Thomas Touchet Knt=r= Ob at Heleigh 1April1386 Ob1349

Nicholas LordAudley=Elizabeth da of Joane eldest da and=FSir John Touchet Ent Summoned to Parlia- Adelice de Beau- coheir to her brother only son and heir Lord ment 17 Deo 1387 mont Nicholas LordAud- ofMerton co Derby Ob sp July 1392 ley

John Touchet son and heir=j= Sir Phillip Courtenay^=EUzabeth da of Sir ArmsErm a chev gu Ob 29 July 1406 Thomas Wake ofBrisshy

(AXI) worth co NorthantsjEnt

Sir John Touchet Isabel Sir John Courtenay=r=Margaret da Ent son and heir Ob before 1415 of Sir PhillipSucceeded his great- Champernoune unole as Baron Aud- Edmond Holland=j=Constance of Beer Ferrers ley Earl ofEent da ofLangshy

ley Duke of|York

James da) da ofTouchet LordAudley=^EleanorEleanor (nat(nat da) SirPhillip Courtenay=f=EatherineSlain at battle of Blore Heath Ob 16 Deo 1463 Walter Lord

brvbar| IHungerford

Sir Humphrey Audley Killedat Tewkesbury ^ElizabethAssumed the name ofAudley T

ElizabethyJohn Sydenham

See ante p 4

7

Pedigree 33 (vide p 5)

Bobert de Chandos temp William the Conqueror I

Gilbert de Chandos 5^ Sir Guy=T=Ann da and coheir to Wm Holwey ofHoishyde Brian weyco Devon Esq

ArmsGu a fease betw three crescents ar (B)

Walter de Chandos Lord of Fan-=f Sir Guy de BriansT=Matilda da of Carew hope SnodehilL Arms Or three piles meeting 2nd wife

near in the base vert (B)

Bobert Chandof BaronofSnodehill=i=Phillippa de Brian

Sir Roger Chandoe KntT=Matilda da of Sir John ActonofIronActon co Gloucester Iand reliotofNicholas Poyntz of Cory Malet who died 35 Em on the Festival of the Assumption BVM

Sir Thomas Chandoe=T=Luoia ArmsOrraquo pilegules (B)

Walter Chandos Sir John Chandos EG Elizabeth Chandos=pSir Thomas Barkeley LordChandos Lord Chandos of Coberley eldest sister and ArmsAr a fesse ob sp CoGloucester ooheir betw three martlets sa

(B)

AliceBarkeley da and coheir=f=Sir Thomas Bruges of Coberley jure uxoris

Sir Giles Bruges of Coberley 00 Glouoester gtf=Catherine da of Sir James CliffordofFrampton

Kntob 1466 reliotofAnselm Guise of Ehnore 00 Gloucester ArmsAron a cross sa a leopards head or

(BXHI)

Thomas Bruges of Coberley co Gloucester=pFlorence da ofSir WilliamDarrell ofLittlecote 00 WiltsKnt

flirGiles Bruges Knt of Coberley=Flsabel da of Thomas Baynham

Bir John Bydenham Knt=FTJrBttla Giles Brydges created Lord Chandos ofFrampton

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8

Pedigree reg (vide p 5)

Eioe ap Tewder Lordof Caermarden and one of the Priuoes ofWalesArms Gu a lionrampant withina bordure indented or

Griffithtouof LordEicey

Hoby=j= Arms Ar a

fease betw three hobiesszligabeaked and legged or

(D)

Stephen Hoby^da and heir t0 Bylmore Arms Gu three battle-axes erect infessear helved or (D)

1 Thomas Hoby

LMeredith Hoby

Rice Hoby=F

Stephen Hobyn= da of ofBadland William ofjure uxoris Badland

Bowling Hobyspof Badland

WilliamHoby ofBadland=r=

LordEioe

Meredyth Gethyn=F

1 I _ Eioe Gnggy

I Ij __

Phillipp=F

|Eioe=r=

| Howelly

| Ivon=F

|Howell=F

Hoedlon

|Merick11

Phijlip=pTanet

Eliatan Elodna descended from one of the five Princes of Wales from whom

Gronow=r=j

6riffith=i=I

Howell=i=[

Madock= |

Howellsp

Phillip Dorthee J da and heir

Lewelyn Gregerer^pMaude da and heir Armszlig Ba an eagle I displayed ar (D)

Phillip ap Sice^ I

ii Biohard Hoby of Badknd=FMsrgaret da and coh

Walter Hoby ofEadnor 2nd sonyCatherine da and heir of John Forden

WilliamHoby ofLynwter co Worcester^Katherine da of Forster

William Hoby of Hursley co Gloucester 2nd Bon=F=Alice da of Hodgkins

WilliamHoby of Hales co Gloucester^Mary da of Sir John Traoy of Tuddington 2nd son Ico Gloucester- Knt

John Sydenham=r=Alice Sir William Hoby Knt 4gt Ob at the age of22 sp

See ante p 5

6

Pedigree videp 4)

Walter de Clifford=rwaiter ac uunora=f=

ArmsChequy or and az a bend gu I (A)

Maude de Cliflford^John OiffordofBrimfield WilliamLordBraose ofc=Eva da ofWilliam da and heir Ico Gloucester Breoknoo son and heir and sister and co-

ArmsGu three lions of Reginald murdered heir toAnselmMarshypassant inpale ar (A) temp H111 shall Earl of Fern-

ArmsVaireerm and broke gu two bars az (A)

Catherine Gifford=i=Nioholas de Aldithlyor da and coheir Audley Summoned to r 7 nr

Parliament 26Jan 1297 Maude 2nd da and^Eoger Mortimer Ob 1299 ooheir IEarl of March

Nicholas de Audley=pJoane sister and ooheir to 2nd son Summoned WilliamBaron Martin toParliament 8 Jan ArmsAr two bars gu =pEinzaDetn aa anaSir Eobert Touohet^Elizabeth da and coshyco-1313 Ob 1319 each charged with three Knt heir of Sir Jo Eine Arms Gu a fretor bezants (A) Knt

(AXI)

Sir James de Audley KG=f=Joane Ist wife Sir Thomas Touchet Knt=r= Ob at Heleigh 1April1386 Ob1349

Nicholas LordAudley=Elizabeth da of Joane eldest da and=FSir John Touchet Ent Summoned to Parlia- Adelice de Beau- coheir to her brother only son and heir Lord ment 17 Deo 1387 mont Nicholas LordAud- ofMerton co Derby Ob sp July 1392 ley

John Touchet son and heir=j= Sir Phillip Courtenay^=EUzabeth da of Sir ArmsErm a chev gu Ob 29 July 1406 Thomas Wake ofBrisshy

(AXI) worth co NorthantsjEnt

Sir John Touchet Isabel Sir John Courtenay=r=Margaret da Ent son and heir Ob before 1415 of Sir PhillipSucceeded his great- Champernoune unole as Baron Aud- Edmond Holland=j=Constance of Beer Ferrers ley Earl ofEent da ofLangshy

ley Duke of|York

James da) da ofTouchet LordAudley=^EleanorEleanor (nat(nat da) SirPhillip Courtenay=f=EatherineSlain at battle of Blore Heath Ob 16 Deo 1463 Walter Lord

brvbar| IHungerford

Sir Humphrey Audley Killedat Tewkesbury ^ElizabethAssumed the name ofAudley T

ElizabethyJohn Sydenham

See ante p 4

7

Pedigree 33 (vide p 5)

Bobert de Chandos temp William the Conqueror I

Gilbert de Chandos 5^ Sir Guy=T=Ann da and coheir to Wm Holwey ofHoishyde Brian weyco Devon Esq

ArmsGu a fease betw three crescents ar (B)

Walter de Chandos Lord of Fan-=f Sir Guy de BriansT=Matilda da of Carew hope SnodehilL Arms Or three piles meeting 2nd wife

near in the base vert (B)

Bobert Chandof BaronofSnodehill=i=Phillippa de Brian

Sir Roger Chandoe KntT=Matilda da of Sir John ActonofIronActon co Gloucester Iand reliotofNicholas Poyntz of Cory Malet who died 35 Em on the Festival of the Assumption BVM

Sir Thomas Chandoe=T=Luoia ArmsOrraquo pilegules (B)

Walter Chandos Sir John Chandos EG Elizabeth Chandos=pSir Thomas Barkeley LordChandos Lord Chandos of Coberley eldest sister and ArmsAr a fesse ob sp CoGloucester ooheir betw three martlets sa

(B)

AliceBarkeley da and coheir=f=Sir Thomas Bruges of Coberley jure uxoris

Sir Giles Bruges of Coberley 00 Glouoester gtf=Catherine da of Sir James CliffordofFrampton

Kntob 1466 reliotofAnselm Guise of Ehnore 00 Gloucester ArmsAron a cross sa a leopards head or

(BXHI)

Thomas Bruges of Coberley co Gloucester=pFlorence da ofSir WilliamDarrell ofLittlecote 00 WiltsKnt

flirGiles Bruges Knt of Coberley=Flsabel da of Thomas Baynham

Bir John Bydenham Knt=FTJrBttla Giles Brydges created Lord Chandos ofFrampton

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8

Pedigree reg (vide p 5)

Eioe ap Tewder Lordof Caermarden and one of the Priuoes ofWalesArms Gu a lionrampant withina bordure indented or

Griffithtouof LordEicey

Hoby=j= Arms Ar a

fease betw three hobiesszligabeaked and legged or

(D)

Stephen Hoby^da and heir t0 Bylmore Arms Gu three battle-axes erect infessear helved or (D)

1 Thomas Hoby

LMeredith Hoby

Rice Hoby=F

Stephen Hobyn= da of ofBadland William ofjure uxoris Badland

Bowling Hobyspof Badland

WilliamHoby ofBadland=r=

LordEioe

Meredyth Gethyn=F

1 I _ Eioe Gnggy

I Ij __

Phillipp=F

|Eioe=r=

| Howelly

| Ivon=F

|Howell=F

Hoedlon

|Merick11

Phijlip=pTanet

Eliatan Elodna descended from one of the five Princes of Wales from whom

Gronow=r=j

6riffith=i=I

Howell=i=[

Madock= |

Howellsp

Phillip Dorthee J da and heir

Lewelyn Gregerer^pMaude da and heir Armszlig Ba an eagle I displayed ar (D)

Phillip ap Sice^ I

ii Biohard Hoby of Badknd=FMsrgaret da and coh

Walter Hoby ofEadnor 2nd sonyCatherine da and heir of John Forden

WilliamHoby ofLynwter co Worcester^Katherine da of Forster

William Hoby of Hursley co Gloucester 2nd Bon=F=Alice da of Hodgkins

WilliamHoby of Hales co Gloucester^Mary da of Sir John Traoy of Tuddington 2nd son Ico Gloucester- Knt

John Sydenham=r=Alice Sir William Hoby Knt 4gt Ob at the age of22 sp

See ante p 5

7

Pedigree 33 (vide p 5)

Bobert de Chandos temp William the Conqueror I

Gilbert de Chandos 5^ Sir Guy=T=Ann da and coheir to Wm Holwey ofHoishyde Brian weyco Devon Esq

ArmsGu a fease betw three crescents ar (B)

Walter de Chandos Lord of Fan-=f Sir Guy de BriansT=Matilda da of Carew hope SnodehilL Arms Or three piles meeting 2nd wife

near in the base vert (B)

Bobert Chandof BaronofSnodehill=i=Phillippa de Brian

Sir Roger Chandoe KntT=Matilda da of Sir John ActonofIronActon co Gloucester Iand reliotofNicholas Poyntz of Cory Malet who died 35 Em on the Festival of the Assumption BVM

Sir Thomas Chandoe=T=Luoia ArmsOrraquo pilegules (B)

Walter Chandos Sir John Chandos EG Elizabeth Chandos=pSir Thomas Barkeley LordChandos Lord Chandos of Coberley eldest sister and ArmsAr a fesse ob sp CoGloucester ooheir betw three martlets sa

(B)

AliceBarkeley da and coheir=f=Sir Thomas Bruges of Coberley jure uxoris

Sir Giles Bruges of Coberley 00 Glouoester gtf=Catherine da of Sir James CliffordofFrampton

Kntob 1466 reliotofAnselm Guise of Ehnore 00 Gloucester ArmsAron a cross sa a leopards head or

(BXHI)

Thomas Bruges of Coberley co Gloucester=pFlorence da ofSir WilliamDarrell ofLittlecote 00 WiltsKnt

flirGiles Bruges Knt of Coberley=Flsabel da of Thomas Baynham

Bir John Bydenham Knt=FTJrBttla Giles Brydges created Lord Chandos ofFrampton

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8

Pedigree reg (vide p 5)

Eioe ap Tewder Lordof Caermarden and one of the Priuoes ofWalesArms Gu a lionrampant withina bordure indented or

Griffithtouof LordEicey

Hoby=j= Arms Ar a

fease betw three hobiesszligabeaked and legged or

(D)

Stephen Hoby^da and heir t0 Bylmore Arms Gu three battle-axes erect infessear helved or (D)

1 Thomas Hoby

LMeredith Hoby

Rice Hoby=F

Stephen Hobyn= da of ofBadland William ofjure uxoris Badland

Bowling Hobyspof Badland

WilliamHoby ofBadland=r=

LordEioe

Meredyth Gethyn=F

1 I _ Eioe Gnggy

I Ij __

Phillipp=F

|Eioe=r=

| Howelly

| Ivon=F

|Howell=F

Hoedlon

|Merick11

Phijlip=pTanet

Eliatan Elodna descended from one of the five Princes of Wales from whom

Gronow=r=j

6riffith=i=I

Howell=i=[

Madock= |

Howellsp

Phillip Dorthee J da and heir

Lewelyn Gregerer^pMaude da and heir Armszlig Ba an eagle I displayed ar (D)

Phillip ap Sice^ I

ii Biohard Hoby of Badknd=FMsrgaret da and coh

Walter Hoby ofEadnor 2nd sonyCatherine da and heir of John Forden

WilliamHoby ofLynwter co Worcester^Katherine da of Forster

William Hoby of Hursley co Gloucester 2nd Bon=F=Alice da of Hodgkins

WilliamHoby of Hales co Gloucester^Mary da of Sir John Traoy of Tuddington 2nd son Ico Gloucester- Knt

John Sydenham=r=Alice Sir William Hoby Knt 4gt Ob at the age of22 sp

See ante p 5

8

Pedigree reg (vide p 5)

Eioe ap Tewder Lordof Caermarden and one of the Priuoes ofWalesArms Gu a lionrampant withina bordure indented or

Griffithtouof LordEicey

Hoby=j= Arms Ar a

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