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228 Custumarie Tenements and Mylls. the Tenants of Lyke Disposi» Tion In 228 ESTATES OF THE. EAllLS OF DEVQN. custumarie tenements and mylls. The tenants of lyke disposi» tion in cyvylitie, plantinge and graffyng, travale in fysshing, and all other, as in the.manor of Lyghdurrant. The lorde also of lyke sometyme inhabyted the same manor. But ther is no men• tion nor remembraunce therof eyther by knoweledge of the 'tenants, or by any apparaunce in auncient coppies. The custome wurks, if anye were, are clerelie drowned in their rents; the mancion house decayed, but the place remayneth, and is called at this daye Lande-helpe, The demeanes I have also severed from the custumarie, and devyded the rents also accordinge as they were in the begynninge. And as the said two manors of Lightdurrant and Landulpe are neighbours and adjoyne toge• ther, so are they also joyned in customes as well for the cus• -tome of the courte baron, the lybertie of weifes and estrayes, the tenure and service of the custumarye tenaunts, the election of the Reve, and those of his office, the obbolissheing of the ·wedowes estate, and yelding and payment of herryotts, and all other things, as if they were but one en tier manor, and for that ·cau_se have I made no more recytall therof, but in all dowbtes ·referr the solucion therof to the customes of Lightdurrant. (To be CQntinued.) PEDIGREE OF HARLAKENDEN, OF KENT AND ESSEX, BY G. STEINMAN STEINMAN, ESQ. F.S.A. PEDIGREES consulted. Original emblazoned pedigree on vellum drawn up by Willm. Segar for Thomas Harlakenden, senior, apparently in 1607 or 1608, and signed " Willm. Segar Norroy, nowe Garter King of Armes." An emblazoned copy of the same on vellum, continued down to Mary Androwes, Margaret Eldred and her children, and Eliza• beth Bowes and her children, by '' Tho. Penson, Armes-painter, on Ludgate-hill," and dated "April 1st, anno l 6S1." A pedigree on fools• cap, with many dates, lf:ommeucing with Roger Harlakenden of Earles Colne, and shewing the descent of Eldred from Margaret Harlakenden to its extinction, all penes Henry Holgate Carwardine, Esq. of Earl's _Colne Priory, who represents through Holgate, Wale, and Androwes, the family of Harlakenden of that place. And several Visitations. • • * A counterpart of the pedigree dated 1681, is in the possession of Thomas Charles Burt, Esq. of Old Harlakenden, PEDIGREE or HARLAKENDEN, OF HARLAKENDEN IN Wooncmmca, KENT, OF UFTON IN TUNSTALL, SAME co. AND OF EARL'S CoLNE, Essex, Arms: Az. a fesse erm, betw. three lion's heads erased or. Crest, between the attires of a stag or, an eagle reguard. with wings expanded az. William Harlakenden.,= I William Harlakenden,y I Thomas Harlakenden.T William Harlakenden, of Woodchurch, Esq. living_______ 14 Edw. II. 1286.,=__J John Harlakenden, of Woodchurch, Esq. living 40 Edw. III. 1326.J · Thomas Harlakenden, of Woodchurch, Esq. living 9 Hen, IV. 1408.,= r Moyses Harlakenden,·~----------------~ of Woodchurch,Esq.,=Petronella. .. , WilliamHarlakenden, Esq. of Harlakenden, lb Woodchurch,TAlice (or Elizabeth), John Harlakenden. Robert Harlakenden,ofHalden,,-Agnes. died 30 Apr. 1481, bur. in south chancel of Woodchurch survived. (See Pedigree II.) Kent. Will d. 5 Jan. 14691-,, church. Will da. 20 Apr. prov. 2 Oct. 1481, at Canterbury, prov. at Canterbury. == Roger Harlakenden, esq. of Harlakenden, a,-Margaret, dau. and heir of Guy,-Alice, dau, of Thos. Harlakenden,,=Juli- God- Sons Joane, warm asserter of Edw. IV. obtained. a general I Ellis, esq. of Kennington, Kent, Rich. Colepe- of Woodchurch. I ana, leve, not pardon from Richard III. died 29 March by Philippa, dau, and heir of Sir I per, esq. of Willdat.8May,prov. sur- named. 1523; bur. in south chancel of Woodchurch Wm. Walksted, of same place; Wakehurst, 27 Junel476at Can. vived. church. Will dated 10 May 1520, prov. in I died 20 Oct. 1479, bur, at Wood- Suss. survived terbury. To be bur, l'.C.C, 15 May 1523. church. her husband, at Woodchur~h, ·····--- __ -, 1 a u C a b C r __i . r, L,, rn Thomas Harlakmdm, esq.TE!izabeth, dau. ot,=Margaret, dau, of.... Robert Harlakenden,,Ali.·ce.·,dau. Peter Har• ili~a-1 Robert Joane. 'of Harlakenden, son and Robt. Watno, esq. and wid. of ••.. Dra- of Bridge, Kent, de-1of John lakenden, beth, Harla• Alice•. heir; died 25 Aug. 1558, of Warminghurst, per. Will d. 7 Oct. visee in 1520 of the Seat_h, of s. p. Anne. kenden. Mil• iet. 81.; bur. in high chan- Sussex,died 4 Apr. 1566, pr. ii Dec. 1568, portion lands of his 'Milton, Alex. Har• Mar• John dred. eel of Woodchurchchurch 11539. Buried at in P.C.C. then of St. mother upon her Kent. lakenden, garet. Harla- 6 Sept. Will d. 13 Jan. Woodchurch5. Andrew Undershaft. death; bur.atWood- s. P: living kenden. 1557, proved in P.C,C. 30 To be bur. therein same church 25 Feb. 1557. 1557, Aug. 1558. vault with first hush. (A.) J '-------·~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~--~~~, r ..L~~~--~~ ,~-,, L.:..._, GeorgeHar- Mary, dau.,=Elizabeth,dau.of Roger Har- Martin Harla--Jane, d.,=Deborah, da. of Thomas FrancisHarla- Marga- Le- Alice. lakenden, of Sir John Thos.Hardres, of lakenden, kenden, esq. of of Edw. I Whetenhall,esq. of Hex- kenden, mer- ret, m. tyce, died esq. of Har- Guldeford, Hardres.esq.rem. died v. p. Harlakenden. Cope, tall Court, East Peckham, chant of the toJohn died v. P• lakenden, of Hemp- at Woodchurch Thos. Har- Ent. his ped. esq. of Kent, bur. at Woodchurc. Staple, of St. Crispe, v. p. s. and heir; stead, Be- 28 Jan. 1566-7, lakenden, from his .great- Cope's 9 Sept. 16II, remarr. at Pancras Soper esq. of Ka- bur, at nenden, Roger Harlaken- diedv. p. grandf. in Vis. Ashby, Woodchurch21 Nov. lane (now Quex tha- Wood- Kent. I den,esq. of Ken- Wm. Har- ofKentl574,d. North- 1588SirEdw.Waterhouse, Queen's str.) Park, rine, church 15 Sheriffof ardington,after. lakenden, 7 Jan. 1584,bu. amp- knt. of Woodchurch; Cheapside. Bir- bur. Oct. 15€5. the county 'of Earl's Coln, died v. p, in ,. chancelof 'Io~h-1 Chancellorof the E,rebo. wui d.13M,y ehing- IN~. Will •••• ,. 6 Edw.VI. Essex; who d. Woodchu,Will s, p. quer and Privy Councillor 1560 and 12 ton,Ke. 1548, at p'd 10 Dec. 21 June 1602,ret. d. 7 Dec. 1584, to QueenEliz. in Ireland; Dec. 1564, pr, d.1576, Wood- 1565,atCan- 61; bur. there.,+. pr. P.C.C. 30 died 13 Oct. 1591, s. p.; 27 Ja. 1564-5, s, p. church. terhury. Ap.1585. bur at Woodchurch17th. in P.C.C. rr-' . Mary, s. p. Deborah, d. and h. marr.1S1r Edward Hales, Knt. and Bart. of Tunstall, Kent, Anne, hap. at Woodchurch at Woodchurch 29 May and of Hendon, in Woodchurch,jur. ux. d. 6 Oct. 29 Mar. 1564; bur. there 1602. 1654, ret. 78; bur, in Tunstall church, 10 Oct. 30 Apr. 1567, (A.) Robert Harlakenden.f Alice Seath. Walter Harlakenden, esq. of Milton,rBridget, dau. of John Astley, esq.=;=Susan, dau, of Christopher Roper,=Cicely, only dau. and heir of Anne,mar, Kent, afterw, of Ufton in Tunstall, of Melton Constable, Norf. and ~sq. of Lodge, Lynsted, Kent, John Wygan, of Cheshire, to Christo. jur. ux. died 23 Sept. 1603, of the of Ufton, in Tunstall, Kent (aunt (sis. to John 1st Lord Teynham,) gent. and widow of Richard Redwood, plague, and buried same day at Tun- to Jacob 1st Lord Astley). Bur. died 26 May 1587, buried at Burston, of Shorne, Kent; " de Ori• stall Will d. 6 Dec. 1602, proved at Tunstall, 28 June 1569, Tunstall, 27, survived her husband. ent. parte ai Canterbury.--------~----..i...,-,. ---,-----......., Cane." Zacheus Harlaken- ,Margaret, Dorothy, bo.3 Jane,men- Henry Harlaken- Walter Harlaken- ,Jane, dau. Elizabeth, Sarah, bap. at den, esq. born 3 dau. of.. May 1567, tioned in den, hap. at Tun- de:n,bap.atTunstall of Thomas baptized at Tunstall 28 May March, bapt, 4, 1565, Trollopp, hap. 7atTun- will of stall,19 Mar.1574 21 Apr. 1577. On Proude, of Tunstall, 7 1580; bur. there at Tunstall; died of of ••• ,.. stall,bu.there Martin. -5, bur. there 18 his father's death Greenacre, Dec. 1578, 14 Jan. 1633. the plague S?6 Sept, d. of the 7 June. marr. to Oct. 1601, "be- entered upon Uf. in Walt- marr. there John Harlaken- 1603, bur. same day at plague 3 JonathanHar- Hen. Clif- ing slain 15 of ton, surrenderedit ham,Ke:nt, 22 Fehr. den, born 12Sep. Tunstall. Inq. p. m, Oct.1603, lakenden, bo. ford, esq. same month to- 26 Nov. 1611; d. marr.circa 1602, to 1583; living 6 at E. Greenwich, 11 bur. same 29 May 1568, at T. 26 wards evening." Mar. 1620. 1604,surv. Thomas Dec. 1602. May, 2 Jae. (1604.) day at T. died inf. Dec.1587.,+. her hush. Awdley, ~ . --.----,, ..L. ~ WalterHarlakenden,esq.=;=Paulina,eld. d. of Michael Anne,bo. 2Dec. Siloester Har-,Elizabeth, Thomas Roger=;=Elizabeth,da, Susanna, of Harlakenden, (on SirThos. Colepe- Baria- 1586; d. of the lakenden, esq, dau, of Harla- Har- I of Francis bapt. death of Lady Water- per,knt.ofGreen- kenden, plague, bur. at ofUfton, d.19 Thomas kenden, Iaken- Rogers, Ree- 1615, at house),bap.atT.26Sep. way Court, Hol- ba.. atT. Tunstall, 13 March 1659, Stringer, hap. at den. tor of St. St. Paul's, 1602, d. Dec. 1628,bur. lingbourn, Kent, 17 June Aug. 1603. eet, 54; bur. of Lon- Tunstall, Margaret's, Canter• at Hollingb. 20, 1628. \ &ofLeeds Castle, 1581,b. Susanna,born2 23, atTunstall. don. 4 May Canterbury, bury, Will d. S?8 Nov. proved sameco. marr. at at Tun- Dec. 1586, d. 1606.
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