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_Abraham Childress ___________+
| (1622 - 1681) m 1643
_Abraham Childers ______|_Jane Howard _________________
| (1655 - 1698) m 1675 (1622 - 1681)
_Henry B Childers ___|
| (1678 - 1727) m 1708|
| | _Henry Pew ___________________+
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| |_Anne Pew ______________|_Jane Milner _________________
| (1655 - 1714) m 1675 (1635 - 1709)
_Henry Childers _____|
| (1708 - 1761) m 1734|
| | _Thomas Jones ________________
| | | (1635 - 1670) m 1655
| | _Thomas Jones __________|_Mary Repps __________________
| | | (1665 - 1689) (1633 - 1710)
| |_Lucretia Jones _____|
| (1688 - 1727) m 1708|
| | _Joseph Tanner _______________+
| | | (1635 - 1673) m 1662
| |_Martha Tanner _________|_Mary Unknown ________________
| (1666 - 1729) (1639 - 1700)
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|--Mary Childers
| (1743 - 1762)
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| _Henry Farmer __________|_Alice West __________________
| | (1657 - 1734) m 1683 (1640 - 1710)
| _John Farmer ________|
| | (1686 - 1759) m 1712|
| | | _John Clarke _________________
| | | | (1635 - 1697) m 1660
| | |_Mary Clarke ___________|_Elizabeth Holbrook __________
| | (1666 - 1696) m 1683 (1635 - 1666)
|_Mary Farmer ________|
(1708 - 1803) m 1734|
| _Jonathan Chetam _____________+
| | (1612 - ....)
| _Thomas Cheatham _______|______________________________
| | (1644 - 1726) m 1681
|_Susannah Cheatham __|
(1688 - 1754) m 1712|
| _John McCLURE ________________
| | (1633 - ....)
|_Margaret Maye McClure _|_Margaret Fremont McCullough _
(1655 - 1726) m 1681 (1635 - 1680)
_Robert V De Beauchamp ______+
| (1210 - 1265)
_John I De Beauchamp __|_Alice de Mohun _____________
| (1249 - 1288) m 1273 (1224 - 1285)
_John De Beauchamp ___|
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| | _William De Vivonne _________+
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| |_Cicely De Vivonne ____|_Maud Or Matilda De Ferrers _
| (1253 - ....) m 1273 (1228 - 1298)
_John De Beauchamp ___|
| (1306 - 1343) m 1328 |
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| | _William Chenduit _____|_____________________________
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| |_Joan De Chenduit ____|
| (1279 - 1327) |
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| _John De St John ______|_____________________________
| | (.... - 1302) m 1259
| _John De St John _____|
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| | | _Reginald Fitzpiers _________+
| | | | (1210 - 1286) m 1229
| | |_Alice Fitzpiers ______|_Alice Amice De Stanford ____
| | (.... - 1305) m 1259 (.... - 1265)
|_Margaret De St John _|
(1308 - 1361) m 1328 |
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|_Eleanor Le Despenser _|_____________________________
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[19915] Cicely (born c1321; married 2nd by 1383 Richard Turberville and died 7June 1394, having had issue by both husbands), elder sister and in herissue sole heiress of John Beauchamp, 3rd Lord (Baron) Beauchamp (ofHatch, Somerset). [Burke's Peerage]
[40165] 1st Husband
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_Robert Le Brus __________|______________________________
| (1030 - 1098) m 1072
_Roger De Pitres ____________|
| (1045 - 1086) |
| | _Alain III de Bretagne _______+
| | | (0997 - 1040) m 1033
| |_Gunnora (Emma) Brittany _|_Berthe de Chartres de Blois _
| (.... - 1094) m 1072 (1015 - 1085)
_Walter FitzRoger _____|
| (.... - 1129) m 1087 |
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| |_Eunice De Baalun ___________|
| (1036 - ....) |
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|--Miles De Petres III FitzWalter
| (1092 - 1143)
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| _Drew "Dru" Miles De Baalun _|
| | (1052 - ....) |
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|_Berta Emma De Baalun _|
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In 1141, during the struggle between the Empress Maud and Stephen I for the throne the former conferred the Earldom of Hereford on Miles of Gloucester, so-called from his father being hereditary Constable of the shire. Only two years earlier the new Earl had supported Stephen, but it has been suggested that he went over to the Empress's in part because his overlord, the Earl of Gloucester, was one of Henry I's many bastard sons, hence Maud's half brother. (Her generous gifts to Miles of land, houses, and castles, in addition to the Earldom, may have helped win him over.) [Burke's Peerage]
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William II "Rufus" King of England granted the lordship of "Over Gwent" which included a castle at the mouth of the Genny where it joins the Usk, probably some time after 1088 to one Hamelin de Ballon, so called from his having been born at Ballon, in Maine. Subsequent holders of Over Gwent or Abergavenny included the 1st and 2nd Earls of Hereford of the 1141 creation and the 2nd Earl's four younger brothers, for all of whom a shadowy family connection with Hamelin de Ballon has been claimed, though this is very hard, if not impossible, to sustain. [Burke's Peerage (page12) on the history of Abergavenny:]
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OWNERS of the LORDSHIP of ABERGAVENNY (III) 1141-2
Miles of Gloucester, hereditary sheriff thereof, and the King's Constable, son and heir of Walter fitz Roger de Pitres, who held the former office. He was created Earl of Hereford, 25 Jul 1141. He m.1121, Sibyl, daughter and heir of Bernard de Neufmarche, Lord of Brecon, and d. 24 Dec 1143. [Complete Peerage I:20]
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EARLDOM OF HEREFORD (III, 1) 1141
MILES of GLOUCESTER, son and heir (apparently only son) of WALTER OFGLOUCESTER, hereditary Sheriff of Gloucester and probably constable, received from Henry I in 1121 Sibyl, daughter of Bernard DE NEUFMARCHÉ, in marriage, with all the lands of her father and mother after their death or before if they so willed it, whence came the lordship of Brecknock. By charter dated at Rouen he was confirmed in all his father's lands held in chief with the office of constable. He accounted for Gloucestershire and Staffordshire in 1130-1. At the coming of Stephen he was one of the great magnates of the West of England, and after joining him received 2 charters, granting to him and his heirs his whole bonour of Gloucester and of Brecknock and all his lands and holdings in shrievalties and other things as he held them at the death of Henry I the second, which is more precise, mentions the constableship of Gloucester Castle. He attended the Easter Court of 1136 and witnessed Stephen's Charter of Liberties, as constable. He was present at the siege of Shrewsbury in 1138, but joined the Empress on her arrival in I I 39, recciving her at Bristol "ut dominam," and taking her to Gloucester, where he did homage and received from her the castle of St. Briavell's and the whole Forest of Dean. He accompanied her to Winchester, to Reading, where he acted as her constable, and to London in 1141. At St.Albans, where she received a deputation from London, she had granted to him a house in Westminster which had belonged to Gregory, dapifer. He accompanied her in her flight to Gloucester, and was with her subsequently at Oxford, where on 25 July 1141 she created him EARL OF HEREFORD. After this creation at the request of Brien Fitz, Count and of Maud de Wallingford, his wife, she granted to him and his heirs the castle of Abergavenny and all the honour there of to be held of the said Brien and Maud and their heirs in fee by the service of 3 knights' fees.
He married, as aforesaid, about April or May 1121, Sibyl, daughter of Bernard DE NEUFMARCHE, lord of Brecknock. He died 24 December 1143, and was buried in the chapter house of Llanthony Priory outside Gloucester,which he had founded. His widow, who is stated to have entered in to religion after his death, was also buried at Llanthony. [Complete Peerage VI:452-4, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]
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| (1631 - 1701) m 1657|
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| _George Watson ______|
| | (1602 - 1689) m 1635|
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|_Phebe Watson _______|
(1638 - 1682) m 1657|
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| | (1578 - 1647) m 1602
|_Phebe Hicks ________|
(1615 - 1663) m 1635|
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|_Margaret Unknown ___|__
(1579 - 1666) m 1602
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