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SCOTTISH NORMANVILLES
Normanville, canton Fauville-en Caux, between Le Havre and Dieppe. Héricourt-en-Caux (cant. Ourville-en-Caux), within 8 km of Normanville. Robert de Clipanville, younger br. of John de Normanville, used an armorial seal incorporating three martlets, which is almost identical with the seals … Continue reading
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THE HARRIS ENTITY
This post is dedicated to a renowned Harris researcher of old, Marjorie Reagan, who kindly suggested a central link between families of Davis and Harris. Almost the entirety of the associations of Thomas Harris, d. 1672, in Virginia, can be … Continue reading
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BENNETT HARRIS
1. Malachi Thruston, of West Buckland, Somerset. He was not of Buckland and Wellington, as the following deed concerning his son makes plain: Final Concord Martin Sanford, Esq., & Edward Thurstone gent., & w. Thomasine for 24a. meadow with appurtenances … Continue reading
THOMAS DISPENSATOR
1. Torf. According to Robert of Torigny (GND, viii. c. 37), Torf was the father of Turold and Turchetil (see also OV ii. 12). It is wrongly assumed that this Turchetil was a forefather of the Harcourts; he died childless, … Continue reading
CUTHBERT POTTER
Cuthbert Potter’s father, also Cuthbert, is noted in the recusancy accounts of 1604 for Worsale, where the squire was John Saire (Sawyer), another recusant. John Sayer, of Worsall, Esq., m. Margery da. and heir of William Conyers, of Thormanby, Esq. … Continue reading
WESTS OF VIRGINIA
Essentially, the account of a family of West in Virginia is one in which seperate families of that name, from various English regions, have been cobbled together to produce a work of fiction. The Wests associated with Thomas Harris, d. … Continue reading
DREW, HARRIS, AND NEWETT
What seems chaotic in the genealogy of English settlers in Virginia is often the result of a single strand of connection accounting for the association of several families; wherehas when connections were within a kinship group, and comprised of … Continue reading
HARRIS GROUPS
With no little frequency I am asked to summarise my thoughts as to the origins of various families of Harris; a comment often being that what I have written is scattered over a range of articles, which have undergone much … Continue reading
HOLLAND AND WHITFIELD
The families of Holland and Whitfield shared associations in East Sussex/Kent: ESRO, ref. PAR498/24/2/1. 13 Apr. 1670: Agreement between the Churchwardens and Overseers of Wadhurst concerning the disposal of the arrears of Whitfield’s charity of the £22 received by the … Continue reading
ROLLO
1. Sigfrid – alias Sigurd, the nephew of Godefrid, King of the Danes, or, perhaps more accurately, as ruler in Hedeby, a modern spelling of the runic Heiðabý(r), which was an important trading settlement in the Danish-German borderland, located towards … Continue reading
HOMINES OF THE COUNTS OF EU
Richard I., surnamed fearless, Duke of Normandy, who died at Eu in the year 996. His son Richard II and Lesceline his wife, founded the collegiate church of Eu. Robert Count of Eu, their son, commanded the right wing of … Continue reading
ASCHETILLUS DISPENSATOR – A HARCOURT?
1. Robert de Courcy, fl. 1058, m. Hebria de Bernieres, receiving as her dower land adjacent the river Dives at Jort, Bernieres, d’Ailly, Couliboeuf and Morteaux. Jort is a commune in the arrondissement of Falaise. Galeron, Brébisson, Desnoyers, Statistique de … Continue reading
TURSTINIUS FILIUS ROLLONIS
Then, who was he who bore the famed title, “Turstinus filius Rollonis vexillum Normanorum portavit?”. Wise men of old debated this question in pre-revolutionary France, and would often comment on the ascertion made in Le Mercure Galant (1709) that the … Continue reading
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BALDWYN, HARRIS, AND LANGFORD
1. John Bawdewin, of Diddlebury, Shropshire, m. Anne, da. of Richard Childe, of Diddlebury. 2. Thomas Bawdewin. 3. William Bawdewin, of Diddlebury, fl. 1333, m. a da. of William de Wigley and Alice Childe. 4. Thomas Bawdewin, of Diddlebury. 5. … Continue reading
LONGFIELD REVISITED
1. Adam Lutley, of Bromcroft Castle, Shropshire, fl. 1584. m. Elizabeth Cressett, da. of Robert Cressett, of Upton Cressett. Adam Lutley’s sister, Joyce Lutley, m. John Holland Sr., enfeoffed in Lamberhurst, Kent, father of John Holland Jr., of Lamberhurst, … Continue reading
SYMES, JONES, HARDIE, VIRGINIA
1. Sir John Symes, m. Amy Horner, da. of Sir Thomas Horner of Mells, sheriff of Somerset. 1.1. Thomas Symes, 1621-1670, m. (3 June 1640) Amy Bridges, 1621-1662, da. of Edward Bridges Esq. (d. 1639), of Keynsham, by his wife … Continue reading
THE DERRICK FAMILY OF BRISTOL AND VIRGINIA
The Derrick family of Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, like many Bristol seafaring merchants, were originally of Somerset. Francis Derrick, Sen. is recorded in 1632 as gifting bread to the poor of St. Stephen’s, in Bristol. His will was probated in March, … Continue reading
DREW AND NEWETT
1. Thomas Drew, often quoted as coming from Exeter, on the sole basis of a namesake being recorded in the Visitation of Devon. He was more likely to have been the Thomas Drew, bapt. 7 May 1594 (son of Robert) … Continue reading
SOME HARRIS NOTES
It is impossible to understand settler families of America without understanding their origins, and their kinship associations in England, which were invariably repeated in America. These notes commence with ‘trimmed’ versions of the genealogies of those families of Somerset, England, … Continue reading
DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD MERIWETHER (MERYWEDDER)
It is simple enough to show the kinship connections between the Bathursts and Meriwethers of Virginia: 1. Richard Merywedder, m. … Wright. 1.1. John Merywedder. 1.2. Roger Merywedder: Roger Merywedder v. John Nykkyne: answer and replication. (Nat. Arch., ref. C … Continue reading
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