Firstly, may all reading this be safe and remain safe.

My personal view:

A key question when discerning how people of the same surname within a parish might be related is to find records of their land holdings. When I have described someone as “of Wedmore”, a very blunt term has been used. Wedmore parish consisted of various holdings, such as the manor of Blackford, held by Hugh Saxey, auditor to Elizabeth I. and James I.; Wedmore village, consisting of 200 households, held by the Hodges family, and the hamlets of Allerton and Heathouse, held variously, and enfeoffed to such as the Counsell family. It was through an intermarriage between these families that Hodges Counsell of Virginia received his name.

Relevant parish records are a composite of various manuscripts, and, consequently, contain missing data. For instance, the existence of a person can be deduced by a record of a baptism naming him as the father. If the baptism is in 1640, allowing for his age to be between 25-45, an approximate date if his birth can be assumed, 1595 -1610 in this instance. Checking parish baptisms between these dates may give the name of a father of several children, and it is more likely (90%) than not (10%) that he was the grandfather of the person baptised in 1640. Further, if the records show these people to be of the same hamlet, and marriage records confirm they intermarry with the same family, or those intermarried to that family, then a fair degree of faith can be assigned to the deduction. In what follows, 90% of relationships can be confirmed, and 10 % logically deduced.

Anyone descending from Thomas Harris, d. 1688, is, I suggest, a descendant of a Counsell, a Gardner, a Millard, and a “cousin” of Hicks, House, and Wall families.

In what follows, spelling have ben standardised; Hix to Hicks, etc.

The Cheddar Harris were probably of the stock of John Harris of Blagdon, juxta Cheddar, probably Sergeant John Harris. It is as remarkably predictable as it is sad that a John Harris who witnessed a deed concerning land adj. to that of Sergeant John Harris has been ignored (as the familial connection of the Blagdon Harris to the Derricks, to whom the dau. of Sergeant John Harris sold land); in the interest of making Sergeant John Harris the ancestor of those chosen as descendants of him by whom they chose. A relative of the Blagdon Harris was Thurston Harris.

A descendant of of Sergeant John Harris was Solomon Harris, a decendant of his matches the DNA profile of Harris Group 4 males.

After a hundred years plus or so, ditch the garbage.

COUNSELL AND THURSTON

1. John Counsell, m. (2) Joan Thurston, Aug. 13, 1573, in Wedmore, Somerset.
1.1. Margery Counsell, m. Thomas Boulting, June 15, 1584, br. of Antonia Boulting, who m. John Turner, May 6, 1574. (1. John Turner. 1.1. William Turner, bapt. March 11, 1579, in Wedmore, m. (May 28, 1612), Jane Rodney. 1.1.1. John Turner, bapt. May 14, 1618, was a headright of Richard Tye (in 1650), whose relict m. John Cogan. Thomas Harris, d. 1688, placed his son George with John Turner and his wife, a dau. of Mathew Tomlin. John Cogan witnessed the Will of the said Thomas Harris. 1.1.1.1. Mary Turner, m. Edward Harris, son of Thomas Harris, d. 1688. 1.1.1.2. Elizabeth Turner, m. William Voules, April 21, 1679. Thus, Edward Harris was the br.-in-law of William Voules, son of a namesake, son of Richard Voules.*

1. …
1.1. John Thurston.
1.1.1. William Thurston, bapt. April 10, 1562, “f. John”.
1.1.2. John Thurston, bapt. Apr. 30, 1564, “f. John”.
1.1.2.1. Christiana Thurston, bapt. Oct. 28, 1591, m. John Harris (Oct. 8, 1618), who, by his first wife, Penelope Millard (m. Sept. 9, 1611) was father of Thomas Harris,* b. ca. 1615. Some question whether he may have migrated to Virginia, his son following him. This can not be ruled out, as he does not appear in death records, but, as said, such records are not complete.
1.1.3. Alice Thurston, m. *Richard Voules, Jan. 23, 1597 (he m. (2) Mary Blake, July 1, 1602); br. of John Voules, who m. Isabella Millard July, 30, 1602; the sister-in-law of John Harris. Richard and John being cousins of Alice Voules, bapt. July, 17, 1575, who m. (1) Christopher Wall, Jan. 26, 1593, (2) Richard House, Oct. 20, 1603. John Voules and Isabella Millard had issue: (1) Mary Voules, who m. George Lacham, Nov. 15, 1619. (Robert Sherwell’s niece m. a Lacham). (2) Joan Voules, who m. John Browne, Oct. 12, 1620, father of Richard Browne, and George Browne, who m. Jane Voules, June 12, 1649. (3) … Voules, father of George Browne’s wife, Jane.
1.1.3. Joan Thurston, m. John Counsell, Aug. 13, 1573.

HOUSE/HICKS

1. Richard House, m. Alice Voules, Oct. 20, 1603, relict of Christopher Wall, br. of John Wall, whose son, John Wall (bapt. Nov. 17, 1605, d. 1643), m. (1) Elizabeth Rowe, Apr. 5, 1627, in Wedmore. The latter John Wall was the elder br. of Juliana Wall, bapt. July 2, 1596, who m. John Millard (br.-in-law of John Harris) Nov. 21, 1611. (2) Mary Browne, on Oct. 9, 1632, having issue: John Wall, bapt. May 21, 1634, who m. Jane Brown, May 12, 1656; having issue: John Wall, bapt. Oct. 18, 1657, who m. Rachell Counsell,
April 28, 1685 – probably: John Wall Sr., 970 acs., Brunswick Co.; on S. side of Maherin River; adj. John Carrell; Leadbetters Path; David Crawley; & George Walton’s land; Oct. 31, 1726. 200 acs. part granted him, July 11, 1719. George Walton gave land to his daus., Catherine, wife of Nathan Harris, Mary, wife of Richard Ledbetter Jr. (Brunswick Co., B. 2, p. 50. George Walton had m. Elizabeth Rowe, bapt. Feb. 15, 1685, Middlesex Co., Va.
1.1. Thomas Howse, m. Susana Hicks, May 28, 1638, in Compton Martin (4 ml. fr. Cheddar/Wedmore).
1.1.1. Thomas House, m. Francis Millard on May 29, 1664, in Compton Martin, she bapt. June 10, 1628, da. of Henry Millard and Alison Hicks, who m. on 16 Apr. 1621.
1.1.1.1. James House, bapt. 1 Sept. 1666, Compton Martin. John Duke and John Taylor Duke witnessed the will of James House in Brunswick, Feb. 9, 1735.
1.1.1.1.1. Thomas House, bapt. March 19, 1692, Compton Martin; f. James & Sarah.
1.1.1.1.2. James House, bapt. Mar. 13, 1697, in Compton Martin, f. James & Sarah.
1.1.1.1.2.1. Isaac House. Indenture made June 5, 1746 between Isaac House of St. Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., and Richard Ramsom of same, £35, North side of the three Creeks, 84a. Signed Isaac House. Witness: John Wall, Junr.
1.1.2. Richard House, bapt. Nov, 1, 1646.

BROWNE

1. William Browne, “alias Joyner“, bur. Feb. 11, 1613.
1.1. William Browne.
1.2. John Browne.
1.2.1. John Browne, bapt. July 7, 1586, m. (1) Margaret Jennings, Nov, 29, 1609. (2) Joan Voules, Oct. 12, 1620.
1.2.1.1. William Browne, d. Dec. 4, 1705 – Four Mile Tree, Surry, m. Mary, dau. of Colonel Henry Browne.
1.2.1.1.1. Jane Browne, m. Thomas Jordan, who m. (2) Lucy, relict of William Rose. Thomas Jordan’s son, Richard (1624-1687), born 1624, m. Elizabeth Raynolds, in 1654, dau. of Christopher Raynolds.
1.2.1.1.1.1. Mary Jordan (by Jane Browne) m. (1) Francis Sowerby Jr.; (2) John Tyus, Sr., d. 1724.
1.2.1.1.1.1.1. John Tyus, Jr., m. Ann, dau. of Francis Branch and Elizabeth Norwood. Francis England’s grandson (by George Branch), Francis Branch, m. Elizabeth Norwood, niece of Henry Norwood, son of Henry Norwood and Elizabeth Rodney, of Cheddar, granddau. of George Rodney. George Rodney’s dau., Agatha, m. Captain Thomas Hodges, d. 1583, of Wedmore, and was ancestress of Hodges Counsell (English register spelling), of Virginia.

Francis Branch was the br. of Ann Branch, who. m. Robert Hodges Jr. (undoubtedly of the Wedmore Hodges). The W&M Quarterly, p. 741, 1982, makes George Branch the brother of a Thomas Branch, who may have been he who witnessed the Will of John Bly in Virginia (proved May 16, 1664), with John Gardner. Francis England was the first husband of Joyce, niece of George Moore, father of Ann Moore, who m. Thomas White; their dau., Avis White, m. John Harris, grandson of Thomas Harris, d. 1688.

The Hodges had intermarried with a family of Rose.

1.2.2. James Browne, m. Isabel Raynolds, on April 29, 1612 (dau. of Thomas Raynalds (and Isabel Blake), son of Christopher Raynolds, bur. July 22, 1588), sister of John Raynolds, who m. Agnes Westover, Nov. 14, 1622. (Dau. of John Westover and Grace Phillips; m. Nov. 6, 1603, son of John Westover and Joan Counsell, m. July 2, 1583, sister of John Counsell*), and, it can be logically deduced, Christopher Raynolds (“servant of Edward Bennett), whose dau. m. Richard Jordan, who witnessed the Will of John Hardy. Will probated June 9, 1677.
1.2.3. Richard Browne , bapt. Feb. 4, 1582, m. Elizabeth Day, Oct. 9, 1609. (The connection to Thomas Pittman of Wedmore and Virginia). John Harris m. Penelope Millard, Sept. 9, 1611; he m. (2) Christiana Thurston, Oct. 8, 1618, sister of George Thurston, who m. Joan Day, June 8, 1615; sister of William Day, and cousin of Elizabeth Day, relict of John Pittman, cousin of William Pittman (husband of Joan Brooke); parents of Thomas Pittman, bapt. Dec. 24, 1613, almost certainly of Virginia; Joan Brooke being he sister of John Brooke.
1.2.3.1. Mary Browne, m. John Wall.

BROOKE

1. Thomas Brooke. Rodney v Claxton. Plaintiffs: Sir Edward Rodney, Francis Trenchard and Rice Davies.* Defendants: William Claxton, Thomas Brooke, John Lytheat and Sybil Reeve.Subject: tenements in Draycott and Wedmore, parcel of the manor of Rodney Stoke, Somerset. 1603-1625 (C 2/JasI/R14/18). He m. a Hodges. Elizabeth Knight, m. William Owen,* Nov. 17, 1619; they the parents, I suggest, of Bartholomew Owen. (Robert Owen. d. 1616, in Bristol; his relict, Mary, sister of William Pitt (and aunt of Robert Pitt, of Virginia), m. (2), as his third wife, Rice Davis, Esquire (son of Lewis Davis, of Carmarthenshire), of Tickenham, Somerset. His nephew, Richard Davis, m. Mary Owen, da. of Mary Pitt and Robert Owen. The Will of Robert Owen, merchant of Bristol, named brothers, George and Griffith (a son of either, *William, was party to the disputes between the claimants to his estate).
1.1. John Brooke, m. Edith Voules, Nov. 28 1583, sister of John Voules, aformentioned, who m. Isabella Millard July, 30, 1602; the sister-in-law of John Harris.
1.1.1. John Brooke
1.1.1.1. Thomas Brooke, bapt. Sept. 12, 1613. 15a. land occ. by Thos. Brooke, 2a. land occ. by Hy. Symes, mess. and ten. and 40a. land occ. by Rich. Counsell, all in Wedmore, sold by co-heirs of Geo. Hodges to Wm. Prowse of Compton Bishop.1665. (S.H.C., DD\FD/10).
1.2. Johanna Brooke, bapt. June 11, 1587, m. William Pittman.
1.1.1. Thomas Pittman, bapt. Dec. 24, 1613, of Virginia, deposed to be 63 Years of age on March 5, 1677, in Surry Co. Thomas Pittman …”being at the house of Mr. Geo. Proctor upon the 1st day of March about 8 o’clock in the morning … Mr Proctor was drinking of burnt sack and did finde that Mr. Proctor had drank to much” … etc. (Court Case Against George Proctor in May 1675).
1.3. Thomas Brooke.
1.3.1. “Thomas Brooke Jr.”, bapt. Dec. 7, 1617, Cheddar.
1.4. Richard Brooke, cousin of Thomas Hodges. Will of Thomas Hodges, Gentleman of Wedmore, Somerset, prob. Feb. 6, 1601. He m. Eleanor, dau. of John Rosse (Rose) of Shepton Beauchamp. July 3, 1666. Bartholomew Owen sells cattle of Wm. Rose, Senior, and Ann Rose his wife for the benefit of (their children)Jane, William, Ann and Mary Rose. “Richard Brooke alias Hodges, m. to Johanna Courte “, who was bur. Jan. 4, 1611. By a second wife:
1.4.1. Richard Brooke, bapt. Dec. 26, 1614.
1.4.2. Edward Brooke, bapt. Jan. 1, 1621.

Bartholomew Owen’s relict, Joan, m. a Thomas Brooke. (Surely significant?).

The Brownes, Jordans, and Raynolds were local to Wedmore district, as probably the Proctors, as given previously.

Thurston cont.

1.2. Joan Thurston, m., as his second wife, *John Counsell,* Aug. 13, 1573, as given. John Counsell and his first wife (Margaret Browninge, m. April 28, 1567) had issue: (1) Richard Counsell, bapt. Apr. 4, 1568, d. 1604, possessing one third of the manor of Mudgley, whose dau, *Margery Counsell, m. John Hodges, 1610. (‘1590 Margeria f. Richardi Cownsell jun. de Muddeslei’, i.e. Mudgley. (2) William Counsell,* who had issue: Hannah Counsel, who m. John Boulting, son of Margery Counsell and Thomas Boulting, aforesaid. (3) John Counsell, bapt. Dec. 25, 1569, who had issue:

(1) John Counsell, bapt Nov. 28, 1601, in Wedmore, ‘f. Joannis Counsell’, m. Mary Coomer, Nov. 26, 1631 (aunt of Mary Coomer, who m. John Gardner,* on Oct. 24, 1664); having issue: John Counsell, who m. (1) Ann Jeffries, Oct. 10, 1654, sister of Richard Jeffries, who, “dying intestate, administration requested by John Counsell, who married the relict of the said Jeffries”, Aug. 9, 1666. Security, Mr. (Francis) England, and his son-in-law, George Branch (B. 2, p. 13). Deborah Joyner, wife of Bridgman Joyner (guardian of William Harris, orphan of Thomas Harris, d. 1688), gave ‘cozin’ (cousin of sister’s husband), John Counsell, a young heifer. Francis England was the first husband of Joyce, niece of George Moore, father of Ann Moore, who m. Thomas White; their dau., Avis White, m. John Harris, grandson of Thomas Harris, d. 1688.

(2) Hodges Counsell Sr., father of Hodges Counsell Jr. Daniel Boucher (of Bristol), Will rec. May 1, 1668: To Hodges Counsell the younger …. Friends John Hardy and Thomas Taberer overseers. Witnesses: Hodges Counsell, and William Bacon. John Hardy was the likely father of (1) Debora Hardy, wife of Bridgeman Joyner; (2) Lucy Hardy, wife of Hodges Counsell, Jr. John Hardy was likely the br. of George Hardy, father-in-law of Edward Harris, d. 1677.

(*John Counsell m. (3) Mary Westover, sister of John Westover, aforementioned).

THURSTON/GARDNER/HARRIS

1.3. Thomas Thurston.
1.3.1. Joan Thurston, bapt. Jan. 20, 1576, m. John Gardner, Sept. 15, 1603, who by a first wife, unknown, had issue: John Gardner (m. Joan …), b. ca. 1595; father of (1) Joan Gardner, bapt. Apr. 6, 1617 (in Cheddar), who m. *Thomas Harris, aforementioned. Thomas Harris and Joan Gardner had issue: Thomas Harris , bapt. 1637, in Cheddar, who m. (2) Hester Tibbits. His son, George Harris, b. ca. 1671 (to live with John Turner, aforementioned, 4 years), was the father of William Harris, of Halifax Co., NC., d. 1765, who sold to John Counsell (Oct. 11, 1764), 100 ac. on the north side of Black Creek, witnessed by William’s son, Simon Harris. (2) John Gardner, bapt. Nov. 1, 1621 (in Cheddar), m. (2) Mary Coomer, niece of Mary Coomer, wife of John Counsell, as given. John Gardner, dying intestate admin. requested by relict, Mary. Security Thomas Joyner,* James Gardner, 1684, p. 56. *Father of Bridgman Joyner, guardian of an orphan of Thomas Harris, d. 1688. (3) George Gardner, bapt. Oct. 4, 1637 (in Cheddar), probable br. of James Gardner.

It is possible that the first wife of Thomas Harris, b. 1637,  may have been a Martin, a belief often suggested, a descendant of William Martin and Joan Counsell, who m. May 10, 1567, grandparents of John Martin, who m. Margery Coomer, Apr. 17, 1637 (in Cheddar), sister of Agnes Comer, who m. John Harris, Feb. 1635 (in Cheddar). Whomever his first wife, she was the mother of his children.

1. John Harris, d. 1598. Conveyance from Robert Hole, Wedmore, yeoman, son and heir of Marie Hole sister and co-heir of Robert Sherwell, and Temperance his wife to Richard Councell, Heathhouse, Wedmore, yeoman: ¼ part of free chapel. (of Allerton). April 15 1625. (Bristol Archives, HA/D/357). John Harris was named as a ‘Servant’ of Robert Sherwell’ (gent). He was probably Robert Sherwell’s estate steward, and his kin – Robert Sherwell’s wife named Margery Counsell, aunt of Hodges Counsell Sr., as “cosen” in her Will. The Fulghams intermarried with the Holes.
1.1. Richard Harris.
1.1.1. Benjamin Harris Lease for 99 years and 3 lives. Hugh Sexey to Benjamin Harris of Allerton, yeoman, of a dwellinghouse lately newly built and called the “Courtehouse” in Blackford, with newly built stable adjoining, etc. … ; all parcel of the demesne and overland grounds of the manor of Blackford. (The hall or largest room in the dwelling house is reserved for the steward and other officers of the said Hugh Sexey for keeping the manor courts). August 20, 1615. (Somerset Heritage Centre, DD\SE/26/13).
1.1.1.1. Benjamin Harris, bapt. July 8, 1638. Boultinge v Harris. Plaintiffs: John Boultinge. Defendants: Benjamin Harris and others. Place or subject: property in Blackford, Somerset. 1657.
1.1.1.2. John Harris, m. Agnes Comer, Feb. 4, 1635. (in Cheddar).
1.1.1.2.1. John Harris, designated as “Jr.” in register. (Perhaps more significant than imagined).
1.1.2. Ezekiel Harris, bapt. Sept, 22, 1588.
1.1.3. John Harris, b. ca. 1590, d. Feb. 21, 1624 (Allerton, Wedmore) m. Penelope Millard, dau. of Thomas Millard and Amisia Counsell (m. Jan. 10, 1574), sister of John Counsell, who m. (2) Joan Thurston, in 1573, as given; grandfather (by a first wife) of Hodges Counsell Sr.

THE HICKS COUSINSHIP CONNECTION TO HARRIS

1. Frances Millard (aunt of Penelope Millard), m. Andrew Hicks , Jan. 18, 1564.
1.1. Francis Hicks, bapt. Sept. 17, 1567.
1.2. Richard Hicks, bapt. Aug. 30, 1573.
1.2.1. Ann Hicks, m. John Boultinge, Jan. 27, 1618.
1.2.2. John Hicks (d. 1621), m. Anstice Millard (Penelope’s sister), who d. in 1624, on June 6, 1620.
1.2.3. William Hicks, m. Grace Morton, Jan. 23, 1625.
1.2.3.1. John Hicks, bapt. Feb. 2, 1634.
1.2.3.2. Walter Hicks, m. Anne Chapman (bapt. Jul. 27, 1647, in Compton Martin), on Feb. 4, 1676, in Compton Martin. Anne Chapman was the niece of Katherine Chapman*.
1.2.3.2.1. Robert Hickes, bapt. Mar. 13, 1683. March 6, 1738: Will of Robert Hicks, Gentleman of Brunswick, names sons Charles, George, John, James, grandson Benjamin, dau. Elizabeth Lanier. Wit. John Chapman. (ibid.). She was the wife of Thomas Lanier, son of Nicholas Lanier, half-br. of Sampson Lanier Sr., grandfather of Rebecca, wife of Walton Harris.
1.2.3.2.1.1. Daniel Hicks, Sr., of Brunswick Co.
1.2.3.2.1.2. George Hicks.
1.2.3.2.1.2.1. Absolem Hicks, son-in-law of Sherwood Harris. Sherwood Harris, Sr. His Will was proved Aug. 1763, execs. were his brother, Robert,* and wife Jane. He bequeathed 100 ac. to his dau., Mary Hicks, wife of Absolom Hicks, part part of a tract bought fron Jonathan White, whose inventory of Nov. 1772 was purchased by Richard Harris, Christopher Harris, Ann Harris, Robert Harris, and Sherwood Harris Jr. (*Robert Harris; his Will was proved in 1786, and bequested to niece Mary Harris, dau. of David Harris; my wife Lemander Harris. Execs: sons Sherwood and Samuel Harris.

WALTON

1. Robert Walton of Prince Edward County, Virginia, m. Francis … (Sherwood); on the assumption that Robert Walton’s son, Sherwood Walton, was named after his mother’s family.
1.1. George Walton, of Brunswick Co. Daughters Mary Ledbetter; Catherine Harris; sons John; son Isaac Rowe Walton; wife Eliazbeth. Proved 1767.
1.1.1. Catherine Walton, m. Nathan Harris, not he deceased in 1793.
1.1.1.1. Robert Harris, Will proved in 1786, bequesting to niece Mary Harris, dau. of David Harris; my wife Lemander Harris. Execs: sons Sherwood and Samuel Harris.
1.1.1.1.2. Sherwood Harris,
1.1.1.1.3. Samuel Harris,
1.1.1.2. Sherwood Harris, Sr., m. Jane …
1.1.1.2.1. Mary Harris, m. Absolem Hicks.
1.1.1.2.2. Sherwood Harris Jr.
1.1.1.3. David Harris.
1.1.1.4. Walton Harris, m. Rebecca Lanier.
1.2. Sherwood Walton.

The Walton family of Brunswick County, Virginia, resided in the Glastonbury area of Somerset, England. They took their name from the village of Walton, which is 2 mls miles (S. W.) from Glastonbury, and is 5 mls fom Meare, which is 3 mls (N.W.) of Glastonbury, which is 5 mls (S.) fr. Wedmore. Pitminster is 20 mls (S.) of Glastonbury, wherein families of Fulgham, Sherwood, and Sims lived.

Hicks cont.

1.2.3.2.2. Mr. John Hickes, b. ca. 1684, m. 1. Mary … His Will was pr. Aug. 20, 1729, naming son Robert, John, and Daniel Hicks, bequesting “my tract of land which I took up on Stevenss’ branch in Brunswick Co.”, also naming sons-in-law Edward Tatum and John Rose.
1.2.3.3. Edith Hicks, m. John Chapman, in Compton Martin, Apr. 14, 1645, br. of *Katherine Chapman, bapt. Nov. 17, 1611, who m. Richard Mayo, Oct. 19, 1640; grandparents of James Mayo, father of Abigail Mayo: Indenture, July 28, 1744, betw. Abigail Mayo of Brunswick, St. Andrews Par., and Michael Wall of same, £5, s side of Falling Run, 100a. granted by pat. to James Mayo, Feb. 18 1722. Witnesses: Nathaniel Edwards, George Hicks, Rebecca Chapman (great-niece of John Chapman and Edith Hicks), Thomas Rose. Indenture and memorandum proved by oath of George Hicks, gent, and Rebeccca Chapman, widow. (B. 3, p. 3).
1.2.3.4. Elizabeth Hicks, m. Richard Counsell, Aug. 12, 1647.
1.2.4. Susan Hicks, m. Thomas House, May 28, 1638, in Compton Martin
1.2.4.1. Richard House, m. Deborah Latcham, Jan. 3, 1670.
1.2.5. Margaret Hicks, m. Simon Day, Jan. 14, 1632.

Harris cont.

1.1.3.1. Thomas Harris (second-cousin of Hodged Counsell Sr.), m. Joan Gardner. Boultinge v Harris. Plaintiffs: John Boultinge. Defendants: Joan Harris, Thomas Harris and Thomas Hill. Subject: property in Blackford, Somerset. 1658. (C 10/48/20).
1.1.3.1.1. Thomas Harris, “fil. Thomas and Joan”, bapt. Dec. 31, 1637, in Cheddar, d. 1688.
1.1.4. Robert Harris, b. ca. 1592.
1.1.4.1. Edward Harris, bapt. August 8, 1624 (Allerton, Wedmore). I suggest that the Edward Harris who d, 1677 was of the Wiveliscombe Harris, as, extensively, given in previous notes., but, for the sake of possibility, this Edward is noted here.
1.1.4.2. Edith Harris.
1.1.4.3. John Harris, bur. Dec. 9, 1629.

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