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!A. Nicholas Cogan -
1520/21 Compotus, Bishop Bath and Wells, Somerset R.O. DD/SAS BA 4
[Robin Bush, Search Series Vol. 25]
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5s Nicholas Cogan for 3 Acres land called Moremeade
3s William Cogan for 4 acres pasture.
1527/28 Compotus, Bishop Bath and Wells, Somerset R.O. DD/SAS BA 4 [RobinBush, Search Series Vol. 25]
Chard - Overland Rents -
5s Nicholas Cogan for 3 acres called Moremeade.
4s William Cogan for 4 acres of pasture called le Breche
Children
1. Robert Cogan
1 May 1584 [Diocesan Licence Book, D/D/O1 8, p.69]
Administration of estate of Robert Cogan of Chard, intestate, granted toElizabeth Cosens alias Cogan, wife of John Cosens of Crewkerne, daughterand heir of deceased.
Child
a. Elizabeth Cogan - M. John Cosens of Crewkerne
2. Thomas Cogan - of Chard and Crewkerne. Bur. 8 Nov. 1580, St. Martin inthe Fields, London. Married Elizabeth Fisher.
Great Britain Public Record Office, London, No. LIV, List of EarlyChancery Proceedings Preserved in the Public Record Office, Vol. IX., p.326, File 1295.Date - 1551-1553. [Douglas Richardson]
Thomas Cogan of Montacute, mercer, v. Thomas Cogan of Chard, mercer.Payments on defendent's behalf to divers persons (named), the bond forwhich is lost. Somerset.
!Calendar of the Patent Rolls, Preserved in the Public Record Office,Elizabeth Vol. 1 1558-1560. Pardon Roll, Elizabeth - Part II(Supplementary Patent Roll 67).[ Douglas Richardson ] Date - 1559
!Thomas Cogan alias Cogyns alias Cogyn alias Cogen of Charde, co.Somerset, 'marchaunte' alias 'chapman' alias 'clothier,' alias in thecounty of Somerset, 'mercer,' alias late of Chardge, 'mercer' alias ofCrokehorne, co. Somerset, 'mercer'.
Abstract of Will of Thomas Cogan dated 31 Oct. 1580, prov. 16 Nov. (PCC.46 Arundell)
Burial in the church of the parish where he dies. To brother RobertCogan, 4 Pounds per annum out of leases. If son Robert Cogan dischargehid debts and "live civellie and orderlie," then he is to have 100 poundspaid by executors. To daughter Margaret Sellwoode, wife of PhilibarteSellwoode and assigns 24 pounds per annum to be paid out of part ofParsonage, Rectorie, and "Sheafe of Martocke," co. Somerset, nowheld forvarious leases, during all such leases, and income therefrom. He releaseshis son-in-law Philebarte Selwoode, from all debts and duties due. Tosons Thomas and Philebarte Cogan, all other leases divided equally. Deedsthe of are to remain in a locked chest with two keys and lockes, eachofthem to have one key. "Touching the discharge of my conscience," hebequeathes to John Davyes "who dwelt sometime at Byckinton near FromeSelwoode, or to his children if he is dead, in recompense of all causes"8 pounds. To Henry Lopus of Chagforde, co. Devon, or his successors, 10Pounds. Robert Wollmington of Charde is to pay all debts and charges due:12 pounds and "the charges of suite to be clearly discharged." The debtof Henry Samwaies of Chard is reduced from 12 pounds to 5 pounds. The twoQuintrells are to pay for all debts due the sum of 8 pounds. To on Busley10/-; to one Flodde 1/-; to two Bowbyes 20/- each. To Mr. Willes ofSaltashe, co. Cornwall, 10 pounds or 10 pounds 'which I supposed wasaccompted to. Prestewoode of Exeter 17/-; to Mr. Nicholas Martyn, for Mr.Hurste, 13/4; to Mr. Richard Irishe for cloth be recompenced for certaintynne which I bought of him, and if unpaid, which my will is it shall beso done." To Mr ____bought about 20 or 30 years past 20/-. To the poor ofCharde and the parish 10 pounds to be divied. To one Smyth 'that dwelt inthe latter place, in recommpence of old debt" 20/-. The residue to sonsThomas and Philebarte Cogan, and they are named joint executors.Witnesses: Ed Hext, Humfrey Selwood, Henry Reckett
Children
a. Thomas Cogan - B. c. 1554. Married Elizabeth [ pos. Daie], b.c.1561.
Robin Bush, Survey of Chard manor, 1597 (DD/PT)
Two meadows held by Thomas Cogan, aged 43, as asignee of Philobert Coganby lease dated 12 June 1590, on the lives of Thomas' wife, Elizabeth,aged 36, and their sons William and Richard.
Survey of Chard manor, 1597 (SRO, DD/PT, S/1555, box 1)
Demise of demesne of the lord by indenture, as follows.
Thomas Cogan [43 - 'now Robert Deane'], assignee of Philobert Cogan,holds by indenture dated 12 June 32 Eliz. I. [1590] by grant of AnthonyPoulet, esq., one meadow called Mylhurst, containing 4 acres, and onemeadow called Middleparcke Meade, containing 4 acres, with appurtenances,late in the tenure of Richard Kinford [or possibly 'Kirford'], to hold tohim and his assignees for the term of 50 years if Elizabeth Cogan [36],wife of Thomas Cogan, and William Cogan [8] and Richard Cogan [7], sonsof the said Thomas, or any other of them shall live, for rent thencep.a., viz for the said close called Milhurste 6s.8d., and for the saidclose called Middleparke Meade 9s - [total] 15s 8d, and yerelie to beletten for 5 poundes.
7 Mar. 1607/8. Survey of Chard Manor 9 held by Dean of Wells)
Thomas Cogan, William and Richard Cogan, sons of Thomas Cogan of Chard,merchant, hold land by indenture of 10 Mar. 1595. [In margin:] Thomasdead, William aged 22, Richard aged 21 'mort' [i.e. 'died']
Sara Cogan, Margrett Cogan and Elizabeth Cogan by indenture of 9 Mar.1607/8. [DD/CC (Dean 19840a]
Will of Thomas Cogans dated 18 Mar. 1612/13, prov. 28 Oct. 1613 (PCC 52Capell)
Clothier of Chard.
To Uncle John Cogan of Ilminster
Wife Elizabeth
Eldest son William
Son Richard
Dau. Elizabeth Hart
Brother Philobert Cogan
Brother John Daie
Daus. Mary, Sarah, Rebecca, Margaret and Elizabeth called younger.
To Margaret Traske wife of James Traske to be used as wife and brotherPhilobert sees fit.
Cousin John Cogan
!Will of Elizabeth Cogan
To Elizabeth Cogan, dau. of son Richard Cogan, deceased 5 pounds at age21, but if she should die, then this is to go to Thomas Cogan, son ofWilliam Cogan, The residue to be left to his son William and daughterMary.
Children
i. Thomas Cogan - d. bef. 1613.
ii. Elizabeth Cogan - Married ______Hart.
iii William Cogan - b.c. 1589. - M. ________
!Children
- Thomas Cogan
- Mary Cogan
- William Cogan.
iv. Sarah Cogan - Married _____Wyte
v. Mary Cogan -
vi. Margaret Cogan -
vii. Richard Cogan - b. c. 1590. d. by 1622.
!Child
- Elizabeth Cogan - under 21 in 1622.
viii. Rebecca Cogan -
ix. Elizabeth Cogan -
b. Philobert Cogan b. c. 1557, Chard. Married Anne Marshall of Downton,Wilts.
!Survey of Tatworth Manor [in Chard], c. 1580 [Devon Record Office 123M/E32]
Philobert Cogan holds by indenture dated 15 Nov. 1595 one parcel of landcalled Stoyell alias Stowell containing 7 acres in Tatworth [boundsgiven] for 99 years or lives of said Philibert, Robert son of RobertCogan of Chard, and William son of Thomas Cogan of Chard.
Survey of Tatworth Manor, c. 1590's - c. 1609 [Devon Rec. Off. 123M/E33]
Philibert Cogan holds freely one tenement with appurtenances of 12 acrescalled Lovells Haie lying in the common fields now in the tenure ofWilliam Hawker, rent 8s.
Philibert Cogan holds by indenture [etc., as in last survey]
Survey of Chard Manor, 1597 (SRO, DD/PT,S/1555, box 1)
Tything of Crimcharde
Philobert Cogan [40 - 'Ann Cogan, widow' inserted] holds by copy dated 27Jan. 39 Eliz. I [1596/97] by grant of Sir Anthony Poulet, knt., oneferdell of land of Old Auster with appurtenances to hold to him and hisfirst wife and Robert Cogan son of Robert Cogan for term of their lives,according to, etc., for rent of 6s1d and 5 pecks of wheat, one heriotyerelie to be letten for 4 poundes. Fine 13 poundes 6s8d.
Survey of Chard manor, 1597 (DD/PT)
Land held by Philobert Cogan, aged 40, by copy of court roll dated 27 Jan1596/7 on the lives of himself, his wife and Robert son of Robert Cogan.
Robin Bush, 20 June 1609
Case concerning the seating in Chard Church, one witness was PhillobertCogan of Chard, gent., who had lived there from birth and gave his age as5 or more. i.e. born c. 1558-9.
!Survey of Tatworth Manor, c. 1612 [Devon Record Office 123M/E 35]
Philibert Cogan by free deede holds one tenement with 12 acres calledLovelles Haie in common fields, late occupied by William Hawker, rents8s.
Will of Philobert Cogan dated 10 Feb. 1640/41, prov. 12 Apr. 1641 (PCC.10 Evelyn)
Son Thomas Cogan
Mary Ludlow, my dau.
Elizabeth Endecott, my dau.
Martha Holway, my dau.
Ann Robinson, my dau.
Susan Cogan, my dau.
Ann my now wife executrix.
William Cogan, my cousin
My good friends Mr. John Hody gent. and my son-in-law Mr. Peter Holway,overseers.
!Children
i. Mary Cogan - M. Roger Ludlow, 1624, Chard.
ii. Elizabeth Cogan - M. 1) ________Gibson. 2) Gov. John Endicott, 18Aug. 1630, Boston, Ma.
iii. Thomas Cogan - b. c.1610
iv. Martha Cogan - b. c.1613. m. Peter Holway of Taunton, Somerset, sonof Nicholas Holway and Anstice Oland. (Somerset Vis. p. 55).
v. Margaret Cogan - b. c.1615, d. unmarried 1641.
vi. Ann Cogan - b. c. 1617. m._____Robinson bef. 1641.
vii. Susan Cogan - b. c. 1620. unmarried in 1641.
d Robert Cogan - b. c. 1556.
!Sept. 1589 [ Diocesan Act Book D/D/Ca 88]
Against Robert Cogan of Chard, 'that hee hath absented himself from hisparishe churche for feare of her Maiesties processe and exequucon [i.e.execution] at the comon lawe and for no other cause... that he hath notrec[eived] the Communion accordinge to order of lawe for the same cause.'
!Child
i. Robert Cogan
e. Margaret Cogan - Married Philobert Sellwood.
3. Richard Cogan - May not be the son of Nicholas. M. Agnes (pos.Morrishe)
Will dated 8 Aug. 1545, prov. 14 Nov. 1547 (PCC 48 Alen)
Wife Annys or Agnes.
Burage in Chard purchased by his unnamed father for Sir John Rodney
Minor son John 30 pounds.
Will of Annice Cogan , wid. dated 28 Oct. 1549, prov. 31 Oct. 1550 (SRS,21:109)
Minor son John a term of Chaffcombe, a house in Taunton, an the burgagein Chard.
Christianne Coganne
Executors: Brother John Morrishe the elder, brother-in-law William Alford
Witnesses: John Sellwoode
!Children
a. John Cogan - b. bef. 1645. Minor in 1649.
4. Margaret Cogan - Married James Traske, who was called "uncle" in thewill of Robert Cooke, son of Elizabeth Cogan and John Cooke alsHowper.(PCC 115 Cobham)
5. Elizabeth Cogan Bur. 30 May 1579, Crewkerne. M. 17 June 1559.Crewkerne, John Cook als Howper, bur. 13 Jan. 1577, Crewkerne.
!Children
a.Thomas Cooke
Children
i. John Cooke
ii. Rose Cooke
iii. Isobel Cooke
vi. child
v. child
b. George Cooke - bpt. 6 Mar. 1561/62, Crewkerne. Married 1) ______. 2)Alice Cossens, 21 Feb. 1595/96, bur. 2 July 1597. 3) Edith Clarke, 11Nov. 1597.
Children
i. Dorothy Cooke - bpt. 30 Oct. 1595
ii. George Cooke - bpt. 13 May 1602
iii. Mary Cooke - bpt. 30 May 1602
iv. Elizabeth Cooke - bpt. 20 Nov. 1603
c. Robert Cooke - d. 1597. Called James Traske "uncle" in his will. (PCC115 Cobham.
Children
i. Samuel Cooke.
d. John Cooke - d. 1600, m. Mary _____.
e. Agnes Cooke . bpt. 5 Oct. 1562. Married Richard Warham, 14 Oct. 1588,Crewkerne, son of Thomas Warham and Margaret Miller, bpt. 8 Dec. 1565,Maiden Newton, bur. 7 Oct. 1624.
Children
i. Isobel Warham - bpt. 6 Mar. 1589/90
ii Magdalen Warham - bpt. 25 Aug. 1591, bur. 21 Feb. 1660/01. M. GeorgeGibbs.
Children
-. Rachel Gibbs - 22 Apt. 1620, Crewkerne
- Thomas Gibbs - bpt. 21 Jan. 1622/23, Crewkerne. m. Mary Beere, 30 Oct.1644.
-. George Gibbs - bpt. 1 June 1625, Crewkerne.
-. Susan Gibbs - bpt. 7 Dec. 1627, Crewkerne.
. John Gibbs - bpt. 27 Sept. 1630, Crewkerne.
-. George Gibbs - bpt. 16 Oct. 1633, Crewkerne.
ii. Joan Warham - bpt. 20 Dec. 1592. Married Roger Cossens, 9 Nov. 1611.
Children
-. Agnes Cossens - bpt. 29 July 1615, Crewkerne
-. John Cossens - bpt. 9 Sept. 1621, Crewkerne
-. Joseph Cossens - bpt. 18 May 1627, Crewkerne
-. Ann Cossens - bpt. 1 Nov. 1632, Crewkerne
-. Edith Cossens - bpt. 14 Dec. 1617, Crewkerne
-. William Cossens - bpt. 6 April 1624, Crewkerne
- Roger Cossens - bpt. 19 Jan. 1629/30, Crewkerne
-. Joan Cossens - bpt. 24 Jan. 1635/36, Crewkerne.
iv. Richard Warham - bpt. 12 May 1594.
v. Rev. John Warham - bpt. 9 Oct. 1595. m. 1) Susanna Gollope, 8 June1625, Stoke Abbott, Dorset. 2) Jane Dabinott Newberry 3) Abigal SearleBranker.
f. Rose Cooke - bpt. 5 Dec. 1566, Crewkerne, bur. 13 Jan. 1600/01.Married John Jeanes, 15 Jan. 1589/90, Crewkerne.
Children
i. Mary Jeanes - bpt. 20 Dec. 1599, Crewkerne
g. Elizabeth Cooke
h. Alice Cooke - bpt. 13 Dec. 1575, bur. 21 Oct. 1619 Crewkerne. MarriedWalter Knewstubb, 14 Jan. 1596/97, Crewkerne.
Children
i. Elizabeth Knewstubb - bpt. 20 Oct 1597. m. Simon Way of Chard, 4 Apr.1627.
ii. Edward Knewstubb - bpt. 3 Jan. 1598/97
iii. John Knewstubb- bpt. 7 Sept. 1600.
iv. Joseph Knewstubb - bpt. 30 Jan. 1602/03.
i. John Cooke the younger - bpt. 27 Oct. 1572, Crewkerne.
j. Richard Cooke - bpt. 25 July 1574, bur. 3 Aug. 1574, Crewkerne.
6. John Cogan - of Ilminster.
B. William Cogan
1520/21 Compotus, Bishop Bath and Wells, Somerset R.O. DD/SAS BA 4 [RobinBush, Search Series Vol. 25]
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[18514] U.S. President John Tyler is a descendant.
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JOHN MARSHAL, the founder of this family, owed his political advancement to his near relationship to William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke (b), and his feudal position to his marriage with Aline, eldest daughter and coheir, and afterwards sole heir, of Hubert IV de Rye, lord of the baronyof Rye (c). John Marshal first appears on the page of history in 1197, as one of the knights, under command of William Marshal, sent by Richard Ito assist the Counts of Flanders and Boulogne against France. In 1203 hewas in Normandy with King John, and in the following year went to Irelandin the service of the Earl Marshal, while the Earl went to Normandy in the service of the King. On 12 November 1207 he was made Marshal of Ireland. He accompanied King John on his Irish expedition, 1210. From1213 to the end of the reign he was constantly occupicd in the King's service in England; in 1215 he was with King John at Runnymede, and oneof those by whose advice the King gave his assent to Magna Carta; laterin the year he was one of the embassy to the court of Rome. Returning, he accompanied the King on his march to the North, and attended him at his death at Newark, 19 October 1216. Nine days later he was present at theCoronation of Henry III at Gloucester, and was a member of the council ofhis uncle, guardian of the young King. He was among the "barons" in theEarl Marshal's forces in the relief of Lincoln Castle. From this timetill his death he was continually occupied in the public service in England, Ireland, or abroad.
He married, about 1200, Aline, eldest daughter and coheir of Hubert DERYE, by Margaret, daughter of William FitzRocelin. He died before 27 June1235. His widow did homage on 6 July for the lands she held in chief. Shedied between June 1266 and September 1267. [Complete Peerage VIII:526-7,(transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]
(b) John Marshal gave land in Foulsham, Norfolk, to the priory of Walsingham, for the souls of himself and his wife Aline, for John andAlice, his father and mother, for William, Marshal of the Earl, and Isabel, his wife, and for Hubert and Margaret de Rye. William Marshal's elder brother John (whose heir he was) died in 1194, leaving a widow, daughter of Adam de Port. John is described in a charter of King John as'nepos Willelmi Marescalli comitis de Pembroc' [nephew of William Marshal Earl of Pembroke]. The very detailed biography of the Earl Marshal (Guillaume le Marechal) cited above makes no mention of a second brotherJohn, and the Earl's nephew appears to have had no patrimony; it is therefore probable that he was an illegitimate son of the Earl's elder brother.
(c) The caput of the barony of Rye, which took its name from its owners,descendants of Hubert de Rye (Ryes, near Bayeux), was at this date at Hingham, though Hingham was only held at farm from the Crown. Later Hockering became the caput of the barony, though Hingham was still in possession.
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