_Owain Cyfeiliog ap Owain ________________
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_Gwenwynwyn ap Owain __|_Gwenllian verch Owain ___________________
| (1165 - 1216) (1125 - ....)
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| |_Margaret Corbet ______|_Emma Pantulf ____________________________
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_Owain Ap Griffin-Gruffydd De La Pole _|
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| | _John II Le Strange ______________________
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| | _John III Le Strange __|_Amice Unknown ___________________________
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| |_Hawise Le Strange ________________|
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| | _Robert De Tregoz ________________________+
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| |_Lucy de Tregoz _______|_JULIANA de Cantilupe ____________________
| (1210 - 1294) (1215 - 1285)
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|--William De La Pole
| (1278 - 1328)
| _Richard Corbet __________________________+
| | (1190 - 1225) m 1190
| _Richard Corbet _______|_Johanna (Joan) (Toret) DE Morton ________
| | (1215 - 1255) m 1211 (1195 - 1239)
| _Robert Corbet ____________________|
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| | |_Petronilla De Booley _|__________________________________________
| | (1216 - 1272) m 1211
|_Joan Corbet __________________________|
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| _John II Le Strange ______________________
| | (1168 - ....)
| _John III Le Strange __|_Amice Unknown ___________________________
| | (1193 - 1269) (1170 - ....)
|_Catherine (Elizabeth) Le Strange _|
(1239 - ....) |
| _Robert De Tregoz ________________________+
| | (1192 - 1265)
|_Lucy de Tregoz _______|_JULIANA de Cantilupe ____________________
(1210 - 1294) (1215 - 1285)
[5814] d) There is a full account of this family in Napier, "Hist. Notices of Swyncombe and Ewelme, passim." According to Frost, "Notices relating tothe Early History of the Town and Port of Hull", p. 31, he was son of a certain Elena by her 1st husband. She m. 2ndly John Rotenheryng, a prosperous inhabitant of Hull, who had been Warden of the town in1311-12, and who made his will in Dec 1328, appointing William to be one of his executors, and describing him as Elena's son. Frost and Napier,apparently following Dugdale, who relies on the Collections of Robert Glover, Somerset, says that Elena's 1st husband was William de la Pole,an active merchant in Hull. In support the Pipe Roll of 26 Edward I is cited, with no mention of the county or the nature of the entry. The name occurs occasionally as "atte Pole." The brothers were all wool-merchants.In the index of personal names to de Lettenhove's edition of Froissart itis alleged that William was cousin german to Sir William de la Pole of Powysland, but no evidence is cited and none is known. [Complete PeerageXII/1:434 note (d)]
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_Walter Newberry ____|_Alice ______________
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_Richard I Newborough _|
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_Richard II Newberry _|
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Came to America in March 1630 on the ship, MARY AND JOHN with a party of colonists from Somerset, Dorset and Devon, who founded Dorchester, MA.
Thomas studied law in London
He lived at "Cowleyes" in 1626, Marshwood, Co. Dorset, remaind at Marshwood until 1634, when he set sail with his 2nd wife and 7 children in the ship "Mary and John", from Weymouth, England for Dorchester, Mass.
1st Lady, Nancy Davis Reagan is a descendant.
One of the first settlers of Dorchester, and a man of unusual businessability, and many of his descendants have been prominent in business,military and prof essional circles.
"THOMAS NEWBURY, 4th son [of Richard] (6th ch.), b. Yarcom be, 10 Nov.1594, to America Apr. 1634, to Dorchester, Mass., where d. Dec. 163 5; m.(1) ca. 1619, Joan, b. ca. 1600, dau. of Christopher Dabinott of Yarcombe, d. Eng. ca. 1629; m. (2) ca. [date missing] a Jane, who may have beenJane Da binott, cousin of his (1) wife. She m. (2) 1637, as (2) wife,Rev. John Warham of Norwalk, Conn., where she d. 3 Apr. 1655 (J. GardnerBartlett, *Newberry Ge nealogy* (Boston, 1914, p 35-44)."
--- Frederick Lewis Weis & Walter Lee Shepp ard, Jr, *Ancestral Roots ofCertain American Colonists Who Came to America bef ore 1700*, 7thEdition, Baltimore MD (Genealogical Publishing Co) 1992, p 227 ( Line253)
"THOMAS [NEWBERRY/NEWBURY], Dorchester, may have come in the Mary andJohn 1630, freem. 3 Sept. 1634, rep. 1635, was engag. to go with Warhamand most of his congreg. to plant Windsor, but d. bef. the migrat. by hiswill of 1 Dec. 1635, of wh. abstr. is in Geneal. Reg. VII. 29[sic---lines may be missi ng here] leav. large prop. of wh. #200 [# =pounds] to w. Jane, beside what she brot. at m. and residue equally tochildr. exc. that the three youngest ds, sh ould ea. have #50 less thanthe others [daughters are mentioned below, but no s ons, although Savagesays under Benjamin NEWBERRY, which see, that he, Benjamin , is son ofThomas NEWBERRY of Dorchester --- perhaps missing lines contained n amesof other children]. Instead of #50, as I had read some yrs. bef. Mr.Trask , who usually is a careful copier of the old writings, gives 50s.in that abst r. wh. might, in case of some petty estate, seem largeenough. This may have af fected his eyesight, as the fact of great prop.on my reexamination, wh. led to conforming my first transcript, possib.may have influenced me to judge, that so rich a man would not make sopoor a differ. betw. his ds. The inv. tak. Jan . foll. (includ. ld. inEng. at #300) was of #1520, 4, 7. Sarah m. 8 Nov. 1640, Henry Wolcott;Mary m. 13 June 1644, Daniel Clarke; Rebecca was sec. w. of Rev . JohnRussell of Hadley; and Hannah m. Rev. Thomas Hanford, and d. early."
-- -James Savage, *A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England* , vol. 3, 1861, p. 269.
"THOMAS NEWBERRY was one of the earliest settlers an d largest landed proprietors of Dorchester, Mass., receiving from the General C ourt, in March, 1634, one hundred acres of land at Neponset, and many other grants from the proprietors of the town. He was made a freeman September 3,1634, and was chosen a Deputy or Representative in 1635. He became interested in th e Connecticut settlement, and disposed of all his estate in Dorchester, with the intention of removing to Windsor, Conn., withthe Rev. Mr. Warham and his par ty. He died, however, before thedeparture of this company. in December, 1635, or January, 1636. (Stiles's*History of Windsor*.) He had been in Windsor a s hort time before,preparing for removal, and his lands were recorded to his chi ldren in1640. His widow, Jane, and children, made the journey to the new settlement, and she became the second wife of Rev. John Warham (perhaps before the migration to Windsor), and died in Norwalk, Conn., April 23,1645.
--- William F J Boardman, *The Ancestry of William Francis JosephBoardman, Hartford, Conn ecticut*, 1906, p 314
"THOMAS NEWBERRY (1636), from Dorchester, after making preparations here,returned to Dorchester to bring his family, and died there, 1636, leaving three sons and four daughters. His widow married the Rev. John Warham;his lands were not recorded to him, but directly to his children underdate of 1640. His son Joseph had a lot granted, ten rods wide. A part of this lot, with a frame standing thereon (a few rods south of the present residence of David Rowland), was sold to Mr. Warham, 1644,
[22774] Came With His Family On The Recovery
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|--Isabelle Strangeways
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| _Ralph De Neville __________________+
| | (.... - 1367)
| _John De Neville ___________________|_Alice Audley ______________________
| | (1328 - 1388) m 1357 (1304 - 1373)
| _Ralph De Neville Earl Of Westmoreland 1st_|
| | (1364 - 1426) m 1396 |
| | | _Henry De Percy ____________________
| | | | (1300 - 1351) m 1314
| | |_Maud De Percy _____________________|_Idonea De Clifford ________________
| | (1335 - 1378) m 1357 (1300 - 1365)
|_Catherine de Neville _|
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| _Edward III Plantagenet Of England _+
| | (1312 - 1377) m 1328
| _John Plantagenet Duke Of Lancaster_|_Phillipa Hainant __________________
| | (1340 - 1399) m 1396 (1311 - 1369)
|_Joan De Beaufort _________________________|
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| _Sir Payne Roet Of Guienne__________
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|_Catherine Swynford Roet ___________|____________________________________
(1350 - 1403) m 1396