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The following was excerpted from a post to SGM, 30 Jan 1999, by RonnyBodine:
From: RBodine996 (rbodine996@aol.com)
Subject: CHAMPERNOUN OF MODBURY, DEVONSHIRE - PART 1 of 2
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 1999/01/30
GENERATION 4
7. Sir RICHARD CHAMPERNOUN. According to a inquisition of proof of agemade at Jevelchestre on 6 Aug 1366, he was born 29 June 1344 at the manorof Suddon, Somersetshire and baptised in the church of Wyncaulton. On the occasion of his baptism, his great-grandfather, Sir Richard Lovel, gave a celebration (CIPM, 7: 91). On 27 Nov 1368 he was appointed Sheriff of Devonshire in succession to his father (Cal. Fine Rolls, 1356-68, p. 392).In Nov 1377 he paid homage and fealty to the King for the manor of Ashton Rowhant, Oxfordshire (Cal. Close Rolls, 1377-81, p. 22). As a knight hewas appointed assessor of a tax in Devonshire, 27 May 1379 (Cal. FineRolls, 1377-83, p. 142 and was again appointed Sheriff for a one-yearterm on 1 Nov 1381 (ibid., p. 270) and 18 Jan 1387 (Cal. Fine Rolls,1383-91, p. 152). In 1395 he was holding Stokkinchurche Manor, Oxfordshire (CIPM, 7: no. 476).
In 1393 and 1394 Richard Chambernon, Kt. and Catherine, his wife,received indents from the Catholic Church to make confessions, obtain aportable alter and celebrate mass. (Cal. of State Papers, vol. 4,1362-1404: Entries Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, pp. 483, 489,494, 497, 498).
As Lord of Portelmouth, one of the Rohant manors, he presented to the church there in Jan 1383/4, Sept 1399 and May 1405 (Brantscombe, p.86;Stafford, p. 195);as Lord of Dodbrook, another Rohant manor, he presented to the church there in Mar 1383/4, Mar 1403, June 1405, Nov 1409, and Nov1410 (Brantyngham, p. 87, Stafford, p. 163-4); as Lord of Modbury, he presented to Modbury Priory in March 1398/9, Feb 1406/7 and Jan 1415/6 (Stafford, p. 188); and as Lord of Bridford, he presented there to the church in Sept 1399 (Stafford, p.150). On 14 July 1402, Richard Chambernon, "chivaler," was appointed a commissioner of array for Devon (Cal. Patent Rolls, 1401-5, p. 114). On 1 Jan 1412, heand others granted 40 acres in Wodelegh to the parson of Wodelegh in exchange for 40 acres in the same town (Cal. Patent Rolls, 1408-13, p. 368).
His will of 26 Feb 1418/9 was proved 3 Apr 1419, naming his wife Katherine and sons Richard and John. He requested burial in the parish church of Dodbrooke by the side of his wife Katherine (Stafford, p.422-3).
Vivian (p. 162) reports he was married 1stly to Alice, daughter of Thomas, Lord Astley, and 2ndly to Katherine, daughter of Sir Giles Daubeney. For confirmation of Alice as a Astley see following, under Joan Champernoun (no. 11) where, Joan's Chudleigh descendants impale the arms of Champernoun and Astley (RTDA, 31: 92). Alice would consequently be a daughter of Thomas de Astley, of Astley and Bentley, Warwickshire, 3rd Baron Astley, and his wife, Elizabeth de Beauchamp, a relationship accepted by Paget in his Official Baronage (no. 9). Katherine was apparently the daughter of that Sir Giles Daubeny, who was the 3rd Baron Daubeny, of Kilmersdon, Somersetshire, who died 24 June 1386, and his wife Eleanor Wyllington, herself a Champernoun descendant, though no daughter is named among their children in Lord Hylton's Notes on the History of the Parish of Kilmersdon [Taunton, 1910].
Children (by 1st wife):
10. Alexander Champernoun, m. Joan Ferrers.
11. Joan Champernoun, m. 1) Sir James Chudleigh, 2) Sir John Courtenay.
Children (by 2nd wife):
12. Richard Champernoun, m. Isabel Bonville.
13. John Champernoun, Margaret Hamley.
14. Margaret Champernoun, m. Robert Hill.
[7243] Ferrers, the name of a great Norman-English feudal house, derived from Ferrières-St.-Hilaire, to the south of Bernay, in Normandy. Its ancestor Walkelin was slain in a feud during the Conqueror's minority, leaving a son Henry, who took part in the Conquest and held a great fief in the midlands. [Encyclopædia Britannica, 1961 ed., Vol. 9, p. 184, Ferrers]
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Norvan L. Johnson
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THE VESTRY BOOK OF ST. PETER'S PARISH, NEW KENT COUNTY, VIRGINIA FROM 1682-1758
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Births and Baptisms, pg 17-18
Tho. son of Anthony Johnson baptised the 9 Decbr, 1694...
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!CLARK GENEALOGY US/CAN 929.273CS47cf
John Parsons:
He attended Harvard from 1672-1673. He was Charged with being a warlock, but the case was thrown out of court as "frivilous". A selectman.
[13682] Was appointed Captain in 1690.
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CHESEBROUGH GENEALOGY at Rootsweb
117. John Plumb. b. on 28 Jul 1594 in Spaynes Hall, Great Yeldham Parish, Essex.2 John died in Jul 1648 in Branford, CT.2
John resided after marriage in Ridgewell Hall, where he is reported by the visitation of Essex of 1634. In 1635 he is found in Wethersfield, Connecticut. The only children known that survived him were Robert, Samuel, and Dorcas. In 1636 he was appointed an appraiser, on 9 Feb 1737 he was a member of the court.2
John, first of Dorchester, MA, removed to Wethersfield, CT, before Sep 1636, and before deputies to General Court were introduced in Connecticut was a sort of ruler in 1637, representative in 1641, 1642, and 1643, had Samuel, and Drocas, wh. mo. 12 Jan.1655, John Lyman, was nomina. 1643 for elect. as Assist. but did not succeed, in the choice, made custom-ho. officer 1644, sold his est. and rem. to Branford before 1646, and there d. His will was pro. 1 Aug. 1648. Yet is it not kn. where he first land. in our country, or whence he came.4
ca 1616 John married Dorothy Wood, in Ridgewell, Essex, Eng. b. ca 1596 in Ridgewell, Essex, Eng. Dorothy died aft 1669 in Branford, CT.
[35516] ca 1616 John married Dorothy Wood, in Ridgewell, Essex, Eng. b. ca 1596 in Ridgewell, Essex, Eng. Dorothy died aft 1669 in Branford, CT.