LUDLOW FAMILY RESEARCH

A SUMMARY OF VOLUMES 1 – 4

IN DATE ORDER & INDEX

VOLUME 5

COMPILED BY ROBIN LUDLOW OF WARMINSTER, WILTSHIRE

DATE: August 2006 Copy N o: LUDLOW FAMILY RESEARCH

VOL ONE - 1242-1449 in date order without index

VOL TWO - 1450-1998 in date order without index

VOL THREE - GENERAL INFORMATION & RESEARCH (contents listed by subject)

VOL FOUR - GENERAL INFORMATION & RESEARCH (contents listed by subject)

VOL FIVE - SUMMARY OF VOLS 1-4 IN DATE ORDER AND INDEX

Distribution: The College of Arms, London The Society of Genealogists, London The Ludlow Historical Research Group, Ludlow Local history libraries & Record Offices at Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Gloucester, Wiltshire, Worcester, Staffordshire and Bristol

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ROBIN LUDLOW – 2006

Email: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Compiling this volume has taken a long time, it is a summary of volumes 1-4 with an index both general and by individual Ludlow names. My thanks to Douglas Ludlow, Anthony Ludlow, Margaret Ludlow, Brian Ludlow and in particular Primrose my wife, who have always given me enthusiastic support.

A special thanks to Helen Waters who very kindly took on the task of typing the manuscript and index. Without her un-failing support this project could not have been completed. The Ludlow Family A short summary

Contents: Early Years Stokesay in Shropshire Spreading out Chipping Campden in Gloucestershire Scrivelsby in Lincolnshire Hill Deverill in Wiltshire William’s descendants Shipton Moyne in Gloucestershire

Early Years

The first Ludlow I have found was alive in 1150 and living in Shrewsbury. Other Ludlows are mentioned but not in any great detail until 1250 or thereabouts. Nicholas de Ludlow, wool merchant to Edward, son of Henry II, and later Edward I, is then mentioned frequently and acknowledged at the time as the richest wool merchant in England. His son, Laurence de Ludlow, the King’s wool merchant and builder of Stokesay Castle, was declared even wealthier than his father.

DNA testing indicates that those who subsequently named themselves ‘de Ludlow’ were of Celtic origin, dating back some 9,000 years (Welsh Marches). It is not known how the family started (the name Ludlow was not mentioned in the Domesday Book). After the Norman Conquest, Walter de Lacy, of Lassy in Normandy, was granted land and estates in the west of England, including what is now Stanton Lacy, Salop, an estate on which Ludlow Castle and the town were subsequently built. The Castle building is thought to have been started around 1090 and would have taken several years to complete.

It would have been around this time that the castle and small town were named Ludlow. The construction of the castle would have been managed by someone other than the owner, Lacy, and I believe that that is where the Ludlow family begins, although I have no factual evidence. The first member of the family was probably known only by one name, John, perhaps, and he might have been appointed steward of the castle building programme and manager of the Lacy family affairs in their absence. A steward’s appointment gave the appointee an opportunity to accumulate wealth and, once the building was completed, John could have moved to Shrewsbury, called himself John de Ludlow, and used his newly-found management skills to prosper as a free enterprise businessman in the wool trade. Stokesay in Shropshire

Nicholas de Ludlow of Shrewsbury (where the headquarters of the family business was located) had three sons, Laurence, John and Thomas (all three are mentioned at the top of the Stokesay pedigree). Laurence purchased Stokesay; he fortified it and today the castle is known as the finest example of an early English medieval moated and fortified manor house. Apart from being international, Laurence also managed the family wool business in Ludlow. Laurence de Ludlow qualified for knighthood. The Ludlow family possessed Stokesay, Salop, for 217 years (nine generations) from 1281-1498 and, during this period, nine Ludlows were made Knights of the Shire and four members of the family were appointed Sheriffs of Shropshire twelve times.

The Ludlows were an established Shropshire family; wealthy, property and landowning, and influential in the county as well as at Court. Many Ludlows fought for King and Country against the French, the Scots and the Welsh. Some died, others were wounded and some taken prisoner by the French. As there was no organised withdrawal or repatriation from the theatre of war, many made their own way home. It took months or even years to make the journey, sometimes to find that their families had presumed them dead and their properties had been sold. Many became Justices of the Peace, Members of Parliament, Commissioners, Oyers and Termors, and County Escheators.

The Stokesay Ludlows owned many other properties, including Hodnet and Westbury, where there were dwelling houses which was not on the scale of Stokesay but nevertheless quite large, so the family was usually spread between them. In about 1450 a branch of the Stokesay family moved to the More House (now called More Hall) at Shipton in the Corvedale Valley. The family lived at Shipton for many years and the branch flourished. I will shortly be working on this part of the pedigree because it will take us into the 19 th century. I will then, hopefully and with the help of the late Keith Ludlow’s list, pick up some descendants of this branch alive today. I shall encourage a male Ludlow to take a DNA test and then we will know whether all three published pedigrees are a DNA match. There is a small memorial in the Shipton Church to a Laurence Ludlow and his ten children.

Spreading out

The Ludlows that did not inherit Stokesay – and there were many – went into the church and the army (there were continuous wars in the British Isles and France and crusades to the East). Others sought their fortunes in London and Bristol, or in trade. One very popular way of getting on in the world in those days was to seek a position in one of the great households, the Royal Household being the most selective and the most sought after.

In the early part of the 14 th century, Ludlow Hall was established at Oxford and this was probably financed by the Ludlow family wool trade. Two centuries later it was amalgamated with University College (William de Ludlow was Chancellor of Oxford University in 1255). Thomas Ludlow was Abbot of Battle Abbey, Sussex, from 1417-1434 and another Thomas Ludlow was Abbot of Shrewsbury Abbey, Salop from 1433-1459; he died in office. John Ludlow was appointed Abbot of Haughmond Abbey, Salop, in 1464.

Several Stokesay Ludlows were killed during heated confrontations, including William de Ludlow in 1340, his elder brother Sir Laurence de Ludlow, in Ludlow in 1353, and Sir Laurence’s second son William de Ludlow in 1381. Several Ludlows misbehaved and several were outlawed.

Chipping Campden in Gloucestershire

Nicholas de Ludlow’s second son, John, (see Stokesay pedigree) was also a wool merchant and he set up a subsidiary of the family business in Chipping Campden, Glos. Like his brother Laurence, John was also involved in the wool trade in Europe. The brothers were hugely successful but both were drowned off the coast of Aldeburgh, Suffolk, in 1294, when the King’s wool fleet – heading for Bruges and commanded by Laurence de Ludlow – was hit by a great storm in which many ships and their crews were lost. Laurence de Ludlow’s body was recovered and was buried at Ludlow. Both Laurence and John qualified for knighthood.

John de Ludlow’s heir, Bogo de Ludlow, inherited the Chipping Campden estate which continued to flourish for several generations. John had married Isabel, the widow of Richard Borrey, a Shrewsbury wool merchant. Isabel had had two or three sons by Richard Borrey. After John’s death, Isabel left Chipping Campden to her son, Bogo de Ludlow. She then returned to Shrewsbury and her Borrey sons, changing her name back to Borrey and becoming a very influential and wealthy woman in her own right. She entertained Edward II when he visited Shrewsbury.

Some time later there was a dispute in Shrewsbury between the Ludlows and the Borreys, probably over an inheritance, and a Borrey son murdered his stepbrother, Bogo de Ludlow.

Ludlows continued to own property in Chipping Campden until 1426 when it passed to Sir Baldwin Strange through marriage to the heiress Margaret Ludlow.

Scrivelsby in Lincolnshire

Nicholas de Ludlow’s third son, Thomas, was also in the wool trade and established a trading station in the Lincolnshire wolds. He married Joan, daughter and co-heiress of Philip Marmion and, through this marriage, acquired the manor of Scrivelsby, Lincs. On Philip Marmion’s death, Thomas also inherited the title of King’s Champion. This title subsequently passed (by marriage of Thomas de Ludlow’s only daughter and sole heiress) to the Dymock family, who have held the title to the present day. Thomas de Ludlow was knighted (Knight of Bath) by Edward II in 1306 and also qualified for knighthood in Surrey, where he held several properties in Mitcham and Weybridge. Hill Deverill in Wiltshire

William Ludlow (1395-1478) founded the Hill Deverill branch of the Ludlow family in 1438 when he acquired the manor of Hill Deverill, Wilts. Before his move to Wiltshire he was very involved in the wool and cloth industry in London and Middlesex. He was a member of the Royal Household and served Henry IV, Henry V and Henry VI. He was a King’s Serjeant (the rank falls between a knight and an esquire). He was a Yeoman of the Cellar for 20 years, along with Richard Ludlow, who was Serjeant of the Cellar. William married Margaret, daughter and heiress of William Rymer of Ringwood, Hants. Margaret’s maternal grandfather was William Warmwell. He was MP for Salisbury, very influential and wealthy. The Warmwell influence helped William Ludlow into politics – William became MP for Ludgershall, Wilts and subsequently MP for Salisbury. He was also Gauger in London (1437-50) and Gauger in Hull (1443-50) to mention just a few of his appointments. He was never Butler to three Kings but was Bouteiller, the French for “official in charge of wines”. He was sometimes described as a “Serjeant of the Cellar” but more often as “Yeoman”. This role kept him busy as he and a few others were responsible for the purchase and storage of wines and ales. Drinking water was unsafe at this time and, with the Court numbering many hundreds and only drinking wine and ale, the consumption was enormous and the logistics a major responsibility as the Monarch travelled continuously.

William held considerable property in Salisbury – he built the Blue Boar Inn with timber felled from his woods in Hill Deverill. He also had other land in Wiltshire as well as in Berkshire, Sussex and Southamptonshire. He was frequently in London, and on these visits, lived in a substantial house in the City. He spent more time in London and Salisbury than he did at Hill Deverill and financially supported St Thomas’ Church in Salisbury, where he and his wife were buried. A large marble tomb was erected in their memory but this was broken up when the church was restored in the 19 th century. Church records disclose that his family Arms and the Lion rampant of the Ludlows of Shropshire adorned the tomb. William’s daughter Margaret married Thomas Tropenell, the owner of the manor of East Chalfield, Wilts. The Public Record Office at Kew has lost an IPM that indicated that William Ludlow was descended from a Ludlow of Chipping Campden, Glos.

William’s descendants

The Ludlows of Hill Deverill continued to be influential and to prosper. Several were appointed High Sheriffs of Wiltshire; George (1568), Sir Edmund MP (1586), Sir Henry MP (1633), Edmund Ludlow MP (1645). Two Shipton Moyne Ludlows who lived at Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts; Abraham (1810), and Henry (1850) were also appointed in their time.

Sir Edmund Ludlow was MP for Hindon, Wilts in 1603, and his son, Sir Henry Ludlow was MP for Wiltshire (1640). His (Henry’s) son, Edmund Ludlow, Parliamentarian and Regicide, was MP for Wilts in 1642. Edmund Ludlow signed Charles I st death warrant and was Commander of the forces in Ireland (Lieutenant General of Horse). Several members of the family went to Ireland with Edmund and founded the Irish branch of the family. They were the ancestors of the Earls Ludlow (an Irish peerage). Several other Ludlows served the Cromwellian cause and lost their lives.

Roger Ludlow went to America and became a substantial landowner and Deputy Governor of Massachusetts and Connecticut (1660).

Philip Ludlow, Edmund’s brother, died at sea while in command of a fleet of ships returning from South America. His body was recovered and buried in Westminster Abbey (tomb visible).

Gabriel Ludlow (1634) also went to America and helped to found the American branch of the family. The Hill Deverill branch of the family multiplied and they moved to Southampton, London, Bristol, Surrey, Berks, Bucks, Kent and Essex. Descendants of this branch are still to be discovered.

Shipton Moyne in Gloucestershire

Stephen Ludlow of Shipton Moyne, Glos, circa 1470, was the fourth son of an unknown Ludlow. The family flourished and expanded into Somerset, Wiltshire, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, London, Birmingham and Bristol. To start with, the family remained closely associated with agriculture but as time moved on various trades were learned and several became professionals; doctors, surgeons, barristers, soldiers, sailors, brewers and businessmen. This branch of the family continues to flourish and provides the drive behind the current research into each branch of the family at every level.

Ninety Ludlows are recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission as having lost their lives in the two World Wars.

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August BRANCH

SS Shrewsbury, Shropshire S Stokesay, Shropshire SMH More House, Shropshire IRE Ireland CC Chipping Campden, Glos COV Coventry, Warwicks WAR Warwickshire NH Northamptonshire LON London OX Oxford LIN Lincolnshire K Kent NK North Kent SU Sussex HD Hill Deverill, Wilts SM Shipton Moyne, Glos SH Southamptonshire

Page 1 BRANCH ABBREVIATIONS SS Shrewsbury, Shropshire SS Stokesay, Shropshire SMH More House, Shropshire IRE Ireland CC Chipping Campden, Glos COV Coventry, Warwicks WAR Warwickshire NH Northamptonshire LON London OX Oxford LIN Lincolnshire K Kent NK North Kent SU Surrey HD Hill Deverill, Wilts SM Shipton Moyne, Glos SH Southamptonshire

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 1 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1 1155 Ludlow at Oxford Mentioned among references Ludlow: Emden Oxford Vol 1 SS Ref: Hist of Salop by Gaydon Vol III 1973 p121 p109 2 1200 The Lacy Family Short Biogs of members of the Lacy family several of whom were Vol 4 - closely associated with Ludlow Castle and town. p153 3 1236 William de Ludlow William de Ludlow is included among several of the Burguesses in an Vol 4 SS Burgess agreement between them and the Abbey and Burguesses of p425 (Gloucester) Gloucester over the right of the Burguesses to rights of common in Maisemore. Dispute resolved amicably. Ref: Cartulary of St Peter's Abbey, Glos Vol III p241 4 1240 William de Ludlow Witnessed with others a grant. Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) Ref: Calendar of the Records of the Corp' of Gloucester p177 p321 5 1243 William de Ludlow Described as a Burguess of Gloucester. Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) Ref: Calendar of the Records of the Corp' of Gloucester p184 p321 6 1243 William de Ludlow William de Ludlow rents property in Newnham, Glos. He also has Vol 4 SS Burgess property in Scruddelone (can't be traced) (p288). p425 (Gloucester) Ref: Calendar of Records of the Corp' of Gloucester p184 & p185

7 1250 William de Ludlow Witnessed a property transaction. Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) Ref: Calendar of the Records of the Corp' of Gloucester p198 p321 8 1250 The Ludlow's of Highnam The Ludlow's who were at Highnam, Glos, in the 13th Century Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) according to the St Peter's Abbey cartulary were still there two p334 centuries later on the evidence of the case in the Hereford Consistory Court. Ref: Margaret Richards letter 16 March 2000 9 1254 1-3 Pride Hill, Shrewsbury The home of Nicholas de Ludlow in Shrewsbury. Later known as Vol 4 - (Salop) Bennetts Hall. Foundations discovered. p241 Ref: W A Champion, February 2000 to p243 10 1255 William de Ludlow William de Ludlow, MA., Chancellor. (Pointer's Oxford). Vol 4 SS Chancellor Ref: Biog Register Oxford University to AD 1500 Vol II OUP 1958 p49 Oxford University 11 1256 Justices Itinerant Rolls A period covering Henry III, Edward I, II & III - several Ludlow entries Vol 4 SS (Ludlow family) starting with Gervas de Ludlow. p168 (Salop) Ref: Justices Itinerant Rolls, researched by Michael Faraday to p169 12 1257 - Nicholas de Ludlow & wife Ref: Close Rolls Hen III 1264-1268 Vol 1 SS 1267 Margery p36-39 13 1265 A Ludlow Monk at Farleigh, Wilts In 1265 Henry of Farleigh was Prior of Farleigh Priory and Convent. Vol 5 SS Three of the novice Monks at this time were named Ratcliffe, Ludlow p2 and Stourton. Ref: History of Wilts Vol III OPU 1956 p267

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 2 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 14 1265 Nicholas de Ludlow Nicholas de Ludlow and his wife Margery had three sons, Laurence, Vol 5 SS Wool Merchant John and Thomas. Wool Merchant for Edward, son of Henry III. p3 (Shrewsbury) Bruguess of Shrewsbury in 1265. Died 1278. Lived in and operated from Shrewsbury. At the time was considered the greatest and most famous merchant of the day. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and the Wool Trade by Eileen Power 15 1266/7 Alice de Ludlow Alice de Ludlow holds a Messuage and a Virgate of land for her life Vol 4 SS Highnam Manor and pays for them yearly at Lady Day 3s and at Michaelmas 3s, and p425 (Gloucester) suit of Court at Highnam and Gloucester. Ref:Cartulary of St Peter's Abbey, Gloucester Vol III 16 1267 Richard de Ludlow Fined Vol 1 SS Oct 8 Ref: Cal of Pat Rolls Hen III 1266-1272 p115 p40 17 1268 Stephen de Ludlow & his son Simple protection with clause for Reynold. Vol 1 SS Dec 6 Reynold Ref: Cal of Pat Rolls Hen III 1266-1272 p305 p40 18 1271 Nicholas de Ludlow, Laurence de Ludlows export large quantities of wool from UK to Bruges and Vol 1 SS Ludlow & Ludlow family Damme. p40 Ref: Hist. of Salop Vol IV. Oup 1989 19 1271 Master Hugh de Ludlow Parson of the Church Asheton and simple protection. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal of Pat Rolls Hen III 1266-1272 p552 p41 20 1272 Nicholas de Ludlow Named with others from York, London, Florence & Amiens as wool Vol 1 SS merchants. p41 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen III 1266-1272 p686 21 1272 Nicholas de Ludlow Places himself in the Church of Ludlow Vol 1 SS Ref: Pro. Justices Itinerant Rolls (MF) p41 22 1272 Nicholas de Ludlow Described as merchant to Edward the King's son. Vol 1 SS (The future Edw I) p42 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen III 1266-1272 p692 23 1272 Thomas de Ludlow Described as merchants with others. Vol 1 SS Laurence de Ludlow Sons of Nicholas de Ludlow p42 S Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen III 1266-1272 p692 24 1273 Nicholas de Ludlow Ludlow with 16 wool sacks mentioned with others from Leicester and Vol 1 SS Florence. p43 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p15 25 1273 Nicholas de Ludlow Mentioned with Richard Borrey (20 sacks) Ludlow (40 sacks) both from Vol 1 SS Shrewsbury. p43 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p23 26 1273 Bernard le Moine He was a merchant of Southampton - same family as Shipton Vol 1 - Moine/Moyne Glos. p43 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p24 27 1273 Nicholas de Ludlow Merchant of Salop - 240 sacks of wool. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p24 p43 28 1274 Nicholas de Ludlow Licenced to trade by the King along with Richard Borrey and others. Vol 1 SS John de Ludlow Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p68 p44 S Laurence de Ludlow

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 3 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 29 1275 Nicholas de Ludlow Described as the King's merchant Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p243 p44 30 1275 Thomas de Ludlow Appointed attorney for Geoffrey de Genevill and his wife Matilda Vol 1 SS (Lacy) who held Ludlow Castle (Appointment for one year). p44 S Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1279 p431 31 1276 William de Ludlow At Leominster Priory, Herefordshire. Vol 4 SS Jan Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford1275-1282 p244 32 1276 Roger de Ludlow Vicar Ludlow was Vicar of St Michael and All Angels, Onibury from 1276 - Vol 5 SS (Onibury, Salop) 1384. p4 Ref: St Michael and All Angels Church Records 33 1276 Nicholas de Ludlow With Thomas Basingges, Nicholas de Ludlow was appointed Special Vol 1 SS Proctor by the King to recover £5000 owed by merchants of Flanders. p44 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p187

35 1276 Coram Rege Rolls A period covering Edward I, II & III, Henry IV - many Ludlow entries Vol 4 SS (Ludlow family) starting with Laurence, son of Nicholas. p167 (Salop) Ref: Coram Rege Rolls, researched by Michael Faraday to p168 36 1277 Roger de Ludlow Rector of Onibury, Salop, to study abroad for three years. Vol 4 SS Mar Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 p244 37 1277 John de Ludlow Ordination lists - at Leominster, Herefordshire. Vol 4 SS Sept Philip de Ludlow Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 p248 Master Nicholas de Ludlow 38 1277 William de Ludlow The Bishop instructs William de Ludlow, Rector of Greete to serve in Vol 4 SS Nov the consistory. p245 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 39 1277 William de Ludlow An official of the Bishop of Hereford. Vol 4 SS Dec Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 p246 40 1277 Nicholas de Ludlow Sets out to recover money owed by the deceased Henry de Alemannia Vol 1 SS and merchants of Lucca. p45 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p191 41 1277 Nicholas de Ludlow The King grants Nicholas a licence for 250 sacks of wool and Vol 1 SS Laurence de Ludlow Laurence 200 sacks of wool for sale in Europe. p45 S Ref: Cal Chan Rolls/Supp Close Rolls 1277-1326 p1&2 42 1277 Nicholas de Ludlow Geoffrey de Genevill & Matilda his wife appoints Thomas de Ludlow & Vol 1 SS Thomas de Ludlow (son of Roger Dewvas as attorneys during their absence from Ludlow Castle. p45 Nicholas) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p235

43 1277 Nicholas de Ludlow The Kings special Proctor recovers some of the money owed by Guy Vol 1 SS Count of Flanders. p45 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p247 44 1278 Walter de Ludlow Deacon of Diddlebury, Salop. Vol 4 SS Apr Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 p246

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 4 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 45 1278 William de Ludlow Rector of Greete, Salop (south east of Ludlow) to make an enquiry on Vol 4 SS May the Bishops behalf. p245 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 46 1278 George de Ludlow Ordination at Ludlow, Salop. Vol 4 SS Sept Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 p249 47 1278 W de Ludlow Vicar Ludlow was Vicar of St Peter's Church, Diddlebury from 1278. His Vol 5 SS (Diddlebury, Salop) name is the first to be recorded on the Vicars board. He was followed p6 by R Ludlow in 1384. Ref: St Peter's Church Records 48 1278 Richard de Ludlow Letters for Geoffrey de Genevill going to Ireland nominating Richard Vol 1 SS de Ludlow his attorney for two years. p48 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p364 49 1278 Laurence de Ludlow Involved in a legal case in Ludlow. Vol 1 S Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF) p46 50 1278 Nicholas de Ludlow In persuit of money owed by French merchants described as King's Vol 1 SS merchant and one of the attorneys of the English merchants. p46 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p256

51 1278 Richard de Ludlow Appointed attorney for Geoffrey de Genevill. Ludlow Castle for two Vol 1 SS years while he visits Ireland. p46 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1272-1279 p507 52 1278 Richard de Ludlow A monk of Shrewsbury. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p296 p48 53 1278 Coram Rege Rolls A period covering Edward I, II & III, Henry IV - many Ludlow enteries Vol 4 SS (Ludlow family) starting with Laurence, son of Nicholas. p167 (Salop) Ref: Coram Rege Rolls, researched by Michael Faraday to p168 54 1278 Nicholas de Ludlow (decd) Nicholas dies leaving his second wife Idonia and three sons by his first Vol 1 SS (Died 1278) marriage to Margery - Laurence John and Thomas. Nicholas lived in p46 Shrewsbury and was a burguess of the town. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1272-1281 p325 55 1280 William de Ludlow The Officials of the Bishop. Vol 4 SS William de Ludlow, Proctor. p250 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 56 1280 Ludlow Arms Drawn by William Ludlow (Bill) of Canada Vol 4 SS 1280 - 1497 Ref: W Ludow's collection of Ludlow Arms p139 S 57 1281 William de Ludlow Son of Petronilla de Ludlow came before the King and sought replevy Vol 1 SS etc. p49 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p133 58 1281 Laurence de Ludlow Grant to Laurence de Ludlow and his heirs of free Warren in all his Vol 1 S demesne lands in Stokesay, Neuton & Wotlinton, Salop. p50 Ref: Cal Charter Rolls Vol II Hen III & Edw I p255

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 5 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 59 1281 De Banco Rolls A period covering Edward I, II & III, Henry IV - many Ludlow entries Vol 4 SS (Ludlow family) starting with Laurence, son of Nicholas. p162 (Salop) Ref: De Banco Rolls, researched by Michael Faraday to p166 60 1281 William de Ludlow As Proctor, appeals to the Papal Court as Bishops representative. Vol 4 SS Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1275-1282 p246

61 1282 John de Ludlow Roger de Clifford owes John de Ludlow 70 Marks. Vol 1 CC Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p173 p50 SS 62 1282 Philip de Ludlow Came before the King and sought peplevy in connection with property Vol 1 S in Ludlow. p50 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p180 63 1282 Reginald de Ludlow Puts his plea before the King he is the son of Stephen de Ludlow Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p182 p50 64 1282 Laurence de Ludlow Theobald de Verdun acknowledges he owes Laurence £40. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p138 p50 65 1282 William de Ludlow Son of Petronilla de Ludlow went before the King re land in Staunton Vol 1 SS Lacy. p 50 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p185 66 1283 Laurence de Ludlow Son of Nicholas de Ludlow, a member of the family Wool business. Vol 5 SS Wool Merchant Developed wool trade in the town of Ludlow. Purchased wool across p6 (Stokesay) the Midlands and the South. He also traded in London and abroad. In Married Agnes, Daughter of Lord 1283 he was returned Knight of the Shire for Shropshire but never Audley used the title. Builder of Stokesay Castle. Licenced to fortify Stokesay 19 October 1291. Wool Merchant for Edward I. Drowned off Alderburgh, Suffolk while in command of the King's Wool fleet heading for Bruges in 1294. His body was recovered and buried at St Laurence's Church, Ludlow.

Laurence in his day was the greatest Wool Merchant, "Mercator Notissimus" as the Chronicler calls him. It was he who persuaded the merchants to grant the "Maltote" and who handled the King's (Edw I) first mass export. The "Maltote" became harmful to the whole community. How otherwise can we account for the enjoyment with which the Chronicler of Dunstable Priory recorded his death? Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and the Wool Trade by Eileen Power

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 6 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 67 1283 John de Ludlow Son of Nicholas de Ludlow of Shrewsbury. A member of the family Vol 5 SS Wool Merchant wool business. Wool Merchant for Edward I. Developed wool trade p7 CC (Shrewsbury and Chipping in Shrewsbury and Chipping Campden, Glos. Also traded wool in the Campden, Glos) Midlands and London. He and his wife, Isabel, widow of Richard Married Isabel Borrey in 1288. Borrey owned half of the Manor of Chipping Campden, Glos. John When John died in 1294 she and Isabel had children - Bogo their eldest son survived his father and reverted to her former name and in due course inherited his estate. John was drowned off Aldeburgh, lived in Shrewsbury. She had two Suffolk with his brother Laurence in 1294. Buried at Chipping Borrey sons Campden, Glos. In 1322 Isabel Borrey acted as hostess to Edward II when he visited Shrewsbury. She lent money to the Nobility and was regarded as influencial and a shrewd business woman. Ref: The Ludlow Pedigree

68 1283 Laurence de Ludlow In deals with Henry de Lacy Earl of Lincoln and others. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p284 p51 69 1283 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Third son of Nicholas and Margery Ludlow, Wool Merchant for Vol 5 SS Died 1313 Edw I. Through his wife Joan, daughter of Sir Philip Marmion of p7 (Shrewsbury and Mitcham, Scrivelsby, Lincs he inherited the title King's Champion to Edw I and Surrey) Edward II. He became a Knight of the Bath in 1306 and a Knight of Surrey in 1307. Thomas and Joan had one son (died young) and a daughter Margaret, who subsequently married Sir John Dymoke who on Thomas Ludlow's death in 1313 assumed the role of King's Champion. The Dymokes continue to hold the title to this day. Thomas held property in Shropshire and Surrey (Mitcham and Walton on Thames) his wife Joan held Shrivelsby, Lincs which on her death passed to her daughter Margaret and the Dymoke family, who remain in situ to the present day. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research Vol I p68 & p69 70 1284 Gregory de Ludlow Gregory de Ludlow, Priest to the Church of St Mary de Crypt, Glos. Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) Appointed by the Bishop of Worcester. p401 Ref: Worc Diocesan Records. Gifford Fol 219 71 1284 Laurence de Ludlow Various law suits Vol 1 S Ref: Pro Banco Roll (MF) p51 72 1284 John de Ludlow Qualified for knighthood. Overlord of Coldweston, Salop. Merchant Vol 1 SS and Burguss of Shrewsbury holding jointly with Isabel his wife the p52 CC Moiety of the Manor of Chipping Campden, Glos. Ref: Knights of Edw I. Vol III by Rev C Moore DD FSA 73 1284 Ludlow Knights 1284: John de Ludlow Vol 4 SS of 1289: Thomas de Ludlow p136 S King Edward 1 1295: William de Ludlow p137 1300: John de Ludlow 1318: Laurence de Ludlow Ref: Knights of Edward I Vol 3, by the Rev. C Moor, DD., FSA., FR Hist. S

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 7 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 74 1284 Bogo de Ludlow Bogo, son of John and Isabel de Ludlow was 11 years when his father Vol 4 SS 1284 - 1326 died. His mother Isabel continued to manage the estate until Bogo p268 CC Shrewsbury, Salop and came of age. Bogo was murdered by one of his step-brothers in p270 Chipping Campden, Glos Shrewsbury. Ref: State of Gloucester, page 309 75 1285 Reginald Ludlow A Clerk. Slew with a sword a Northern Clerk in a fight between Clerks Vol 4 SS (Welsh Marches) from the North and Clerks from the Welsh border in the High Street in p45 front of Saint Mary's, Oxford. p48 Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden 76 1286 Simon de Ludlow Tenement and adjoining land at Worcester rented to Simon de Ludlow Vol 4 SS July (Worc) for four shillings per annum. p251 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1283-1317 77 1286 The Ludlow's of Chipping In 1922 Sir Walter Ludlow engaged Mr Burke in some Ludlow Vol 4 SS Campden, Glos research. Mr Burke discovered information that contradicts other p268 CC Pedigrees as follows: p269 Owners of the Manor: p270 John de Ludlow, 23 Edw I 1272-1307 p273 William de Ludlow, 23 Edw III 1327-1377 p274 Thomas de Ludlow, 50 Edw III 1327-1377 p275 Thomas de Ludlow, 16 Rich II 1377-1399 p276 Edward de Ludlow, 11 Hen IV 1399-1413 p277 Margaret de Ludlow, 10 Hen VI 1422-1461 p278 p279 Mr Burke has introduced two Thomas de Ludlow's, the transactions of Evesham lists only one, however, the state of Gloucestershire lists two. Bogo Ludlow, Johns son has been left out. Ref: Abridged note taken from Rudders New History of Glos p320

78 1286 John de Ludlow The King having taken John's homage gives an order for John to hold Vol 1 SS the Moiety of the Manor of Chipping Campden the gift of John Le p53 CC Strange. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p391 79 1286 William de Ludlow Executors of the will of Ralph Dungun Vol 1 S Hugh de Ludlow Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p410 p 53 SS 80 1286 Laurence de Ludlow The abbot of Bruen (Bruera) owes Laurence, John and Thomas 2173 Vol 1 SS John de Ludlow, Thomas de Marks. Debt to be collected from Abbots lands and chattels in Oxford p53 Ludlow, sons of Nicholas and Gloucester. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p410 81 1286 Margery de Ludlow Margery mentioned as the late wife of Nicholas de Ludlow this Vol 1 SS confirms his second marriage to Idonia. p53 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1279-1288 p410 82 1286 Laurence de Ludlow Overton held by Laurence de Ludlow by 1/2 fee in free socage. Vol 1 S Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw I Vol II 1272-1309 p395 p54 83 1286 Laurence de Ludlow A property wrangle in Ludlow. Vol 1 SS Ref: PRO. De Banco Rolls (MF) p54

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 8 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 84 1287 Roger de Ludlow Parson of the Church of Charle Grave going beyond the seas for three Vol 1 SS years nominates attorneys. p54 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1281-1292 p280 85 1287 John de Ludlow With Roger de Baschurche receives the goal of Shrewsbury from Vol 1 SS various locals including Robert Corbet. p54 CC Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1281-1292 p286 86 1287 Hugh de Ludlow Ernaldus Lupi de Tillio going beyond seas for two years. Nominates Vol 1 SS Hugh de Ludlow and Adam de Lyouns as attorney. p54 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1281-1292 p286 87 1287 Laurence de Ludlow Claiming money owed by among other Roger de Mortuo Mari Vol 1 S (Mortimer). p55 Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 88 1287 Laurence de Ludlow Laurence receives property in Ludlow for himself and his heirs for ever Vol 1 S paying one rose and one sparrow hawk. p55 Ref: Pro Feet of Fines (MF) 89 1287 John de Ludlow John de Ludlow and his wife Isabel, formerly Borrie (both of Vol 4 SS (Chipping Campden) Shrewsbury) held half the Manor of Chipping Campden by the p283 CC Feoffment of John L'Estrange and William Byfield and his wife Matilda. p284 John L'Estrange was also from Shropshire. After John Ludlow's death his wife Isabel reverted to her former name and returned to Shrewsbury keeping the interest in Campden. One of Isabel's Borrie's sons murdered Bogo de Ludlow in Shrewsbury but was later pardoned. Ref: Honors & Knights Fees, by William Farrar Vol II Chester and Huntingdonshire 90 1287 John de Ludlow John and his wife Isabel held a Moiety of the Manor of Campden, Vol 4 SS 1287 - 1295 Glos. By grant of John le Strange (Salop). After Johns death, Isabel p268 CC Shrewsbury, Salop and holds moietry. Issue. p270 Chipping Campden, Glos Ref: State of Gloucester/Campden page 309 p271 91 1287 John de Ludlow and Isabel John & Isabel have half the Manor of Campden, Glos. Vol 4 SS (Chipping Campden) Ref: Honors and Knights Fees by William Farrer Vol II p53 & p54 p427

92 1287 John de Ludlow John de Ludlow held two quarters of the Manor of Campden, Sir John Vol 4 SS (Chipping Campden) Strange's and Henry Erdington's. Johns wife Isabel had a half share p268 CC in the Manor. Inq. PM 23 Edw I No 29 Buried at Chipping Campden 1296 Ref: State of Gloucestershire/ Campden p309 93 1289 Laurence de Ludlow A property deal in Ludlow with John, son of Simon de Ludlow. Vol 1 S Ref: PRO Feet of Fines (MF) p56 94 1290 Laurence de Ludlow Roger son of Roger de Mortuo Mari (Mortimer) owes money. Vol 1 S John de Ludlow Laurence levies chattels in Salop and Stafford and John levies p59 SS chattels in same. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I Vol III 1288-1296 p130

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 9 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 95 1291 The story of Stokesay Castle by H The Booklet describes the Ludlow family in some detail, perhaps not Vol 4 - Edward Forrest always accruately. p189 Ref: Published by Wilding & Son Ltd, Shrewsbury, 1931 to p218 96 1291 Laurence de Ludlow John de Grey rented Stokesay in 1281 he waived any rights to the Vol 1 S property in favour of Laurence de Ludlow. p59 Ref: PRO Feet of Fines (MF) 97 1291 Laurence de Ludlow Licence to strengthen his dwelling - house Stokesay Co Salop with a Vol 1 S wall of stone and lime to crenellate the same. p59 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1281-1292 p450 98 1292 Le Strange Family An ancient Norman family still going strong. They were landed in Vol 4 - (Salop) Shropshire, it was a le Strange who gave John de Ludlow a stake in p154 Chipping Campden. Ref: Burkes Peerage 1930 99 1292 Richard de Ludlow And Ranulph de Bydeford monks of St Peter's Shrewsbury bring news Vol 1 SS of the death of the Abbot. They have licence to elect. p59 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1281-1292 p492 100 1292 Laurence de Ludlow Richard Fitz Alan, Earl of Arundel acknowledged he owed Laurence Vol 1 S de Ludlow £68. p60 Ref: PRO Justices Intinerant Rolls. (MF) 101 1293 Laurence de Ludlow Richard, Earl of Arundel acknowledges that he owes Laurence £37. Vol 1 S To be levied in default of payment on his lands and chattles in Co. p60 Salop. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I Vol III 1288-1296 p316 102 1294 Laurence de Ludlow Going beyond the seas on the King's service nominating Roger Foliot Vol 1 S (Oct) and Thomas Foliot as attorneys until mid summer. p61 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1292-1301 p99 103 1294 Laurence de Ludlow Laurence in command of the King's wool fleet with his brother John Gen Info S John de Ludlow drown off Alderburgh, Suffolk when, the fleet is hit by a great storm. CC Laurence's body is recovered and buried in Ludlow, Salop. 104 1294 John de Ludlow, his wife Isabel, Inq: John de Ludlow Vol 1 SS his son Bevis (Bogo) Ref: Cal Gen. Hen III - Edw I 1216-1307 p498 p63 CC 105 1295 History of Chipping Campden Nicholas de Ludlow and Laurence de Ludlow mentioned also John de Vol 4 SS Ludlow. p264 CC Ref: A History of Chipping Campden by Christopher Whitfield 1958 to p267 106 1295 Bogo de Ludlow Bogo de Ludlow aged 11 years when his father, John de Ludlow died Vol 4 SS (1284-1326) in 1294/5. Bogo was killed by his step-brother in a brawl in p270 CC (Chipping Campden) Shrewsbury. Ref: De Banco Roll 19 Edw II Roll 249. Transactions of Evesham

107 1295 Agnes de Ludlow Inquiry as to why William son of Laurence was ordered violently from Vol 1 S William de Ludlow his property. The King's command. p63 Ref: Cal of Chancery Warrants 1244-1326 p63 108 1295 John de Ludlow Grants 100x65 feet of land to the Friars Minors of Shrewsbury. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal of Chancery Warrants 1244-1326 p63 p63

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 10 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 109 1295 Isabel de Ludlow Escheator ordered to restore Isabel late the wife of John de Ludlow to Vol 1 SS the Manor of Chipping Campden, Glos. p63 CC Ref: Cal of Chancery Warrants 1244-1326 p62 110 1295 William de Ludlow Son of Laurence de Ludlow receives his late fathers property, as Vol 1 S tenant in chief of the Manor of Much Marcle, Hereford. p64 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw I Vol I 1272-1307 p356 111 1295 Agnes, wife of Laurence Herson, The executors of the late Laurence de Ludlow's will. Claim that Vol 1 S William de Ludlow and Thomas Corbet owes the estate £1000. p64 Thomas de Ludlow Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 112 1295 John de Ludlow John Ludlow's IPM. dd 1295. (Roger) Bogo is next heir and is of the Vol 4 SS (Chipping Campden) age of 12 years. p271 CC (Gloucester) Ref: Chan. IPM, 23 Edw I, No 29 p335 113 1295 William de Ludlow "Land lately belonging to William de Ludlow" Ludlow appears to have Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) died. p321 Ref: Calendar of the Records of the Corp' of Gloucester p288 114 1296 Laurence, son of John de Ludlow Given protection for one year as he is going abroad. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1292-1301 p223 p65 115 1296 Thomas de Ludlow (in Surrey) Son of Nicholas de Ludlow takes over the Manor of Walton on Vol 1 SS Thames (Walleton) Surrey, formerly the property of Walter de la p68 LIN Lynde. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1292-1301 p225 116 1296 John de Ludlow (Deceased) Richard Pride and Simon Borrey are John's executors in an action Vol 1 SS against Laurence de Ludlow, John's brother, re John's property. p65 CC Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 117 1296 Agnes wife of Laurence and Land grant of 48 acres in Stanton Lacy. Vol 1 S William de Ludlow Ref: PRO Feet of Fines (MF) p65 118 1297 The Vernon Family, Wilts, Derby, 1298 Sir John de Vernon Vol 3 - Salop, Cheshire 1279 Sir Ralph de Vernon p442 1264 Sir Richard de Vernon to 1269 Sir Robert de Vernon p445 1276 Sir Walter de Vernon Ref: The Harleian Society Vol 82 119 1297 Sir William de Ludlow Son of Laurence de Ludlow Wool Merchant for Edward I. Knight of Vol 5 S (Stokesay) the Bath in 1306 and returned Knight of Shropshire in 1307. He was p11 Married Matilda or Maud, daughter appointed JP and Conservator for Shropshire in 1307 and 1314. He and heir of Sir William de Hodnet. was summoned to serve overseas in 1297 and was sommoned to Widowed in 1316. Matilda serve against the Scots in 1301, 1314 and again in 1316. He was married secondly Sir William le severely wounded and died in 1316. His coat of arms depicts a black Wyne. She died in 1347. lion rampant with large blood droplets. Ref: The Ludlow Pedigree 120 1297 Peter de Ludlow Parson of the Church of La Bolde (by the testimony of B de Knovill) Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Chancery Rolls/Supp 1277-1326 p27&29 p66

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 11 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 121 1297 Laurence de Ludlow, the late A plea against Isabel de Ludlow the late John de Ludlow's wife. Vol 1 S John de Ludlow & Adam de Ref: Pro Coram Rege Rolls (MF) p66 Ludlow 122 1298 Walter de Ludlow The Prior and Convent of Wigmore are informed that they are free to Vol 4 SS May hold a fresh election as Walter de Ludlow Abbot elect has resigned all p251 claim. Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1283-1317 123 1299 Walter de Ludlow Walter de Ludlow mentioned in a dispute over 94 acres of land. Vol 4 SS (Uley, Glos) Walter de Ludlow resided in Uley, Gloucester. p412 Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland p1369 124 1299 Reginald de Ludlow (Co. Salop) Pardoned for causing the death of Adam de Berewyk by reason of his Vol 1 SS service in the army of Flanders. p66 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1292-1301 p396 125 1299 Agnes de Ludlow Wife of the late Laurence de Ludlow accussed of the death of Henry Vol 1 S de Bulers. p 66 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1292-1301 p466 126 1299 Thomas de Ludlow and his wife Joan takes possession of her inheritance from her father Philip - Vol 1 SS Joan Marmion Scrivelsby Lincs. Thomas becomes the King's champion. Inherits the p67 LIN role from Philip Ref: Cal of Close Rolls Edw I 1296-1302 p272 127 1300 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Son of Sir William de Ludlow. Through his mother (a Hodnet) he Vol 5 S 1300-1353 inherited the role of Steward of the Kings Castle of Montgomery. p12 (Stokesay and Hodnet) Wool Merchant for Edw II. Served in Scotland with Edw II in 1322. Married Hawise, daughter of Sir Summoned to the Great Council at Westminster in 1324. Returned Humphrey D'Ervassal of Knight of the Shire for Co. Salop in 1328. Supervisor of the Kings Spermore Wool in Salop and Rutland in 1341 outlawed and pardoned in 1348. Established the Carmelite (white) Friars in Ludlow in 1350. John de Halghtone and others accussed of his murder in Ludlow in 1353. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research

128 1301 William de Ludlow Appointed by the King to collect taxes in Herefordshire. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1291-1301 p496 p71 129 1302 Richard de Ludlow Rector of Westbury, Salop from 1302 - 1321. Son of Laurence de Vol 1 S Ludlow. p98 Ref: Hist of Salop Vol VIII p326 130 1302 John de Ludlow Kings merchant gains the King's support for recovery of monies owed Vol 1 SS (wool merchant) to him by the Duke of Brabant. Others also involved. p73 Ref: Cal of Chancery Warrants 1244-1326 p153 131 1302 John de Ludlow As above with others. All Duke of Brabant goods at Southampton to Vol 1 SS (wool merchant) be held until payment is made. p73 Ref: Cal Close Rolls 1296-1302 p526

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 12 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 132 1303 William de Ludlow of Stokesay Inq: Henry de Hereford - William de Ludlow hold the village of Vol 1 S Kenewerston, Herefordshire. p74 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw I Vol IV 1272-1307 p123 133 1303 William de Ludlow of Stokesay Inq: William Ludlow holds various property at Great Marcle, Hereford. Vol 1 S Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw I Vol IV 1272-1307 p159&160 p74

134 1303 Isabel Borrey Formerly Ludlow of Isabel formerly the wife of the late John de Ludlow reverts to her Vol 1 S Chipping Campden, Glos former surname Borrey. She and her two sons by Richard Borrey live p75 CC William de Ludlow, nephew of in Shrewsbury. Their home was attacked and property stolen. William John de Ludlow de Ludlow was very much involved with many others. Inheritance of John de Ludlow's wealth probably caused the trouble. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw I 1272-1307 p198&199

135 1304 William de Ludlow William son of Bogo de Ludlow of Campden. Died in 1349. Issue. Vol 4 SS 1304 (aprox) - 1349 Ref: State of Gloucester, page 309 p268 CC Shrewsbury and Chipping p270 Campden, Glos 136 1305 John de Ludlow Order to repay John de Ludlow monies loaned by him. Vol 1 SS wool merchant of Southampton Ref: Close Rolls Edw I Vol V 1302-1307 p255 p76 137 1306 John de Ludlow Owned three horses worth 50s each, five times the average value. Vol 1 SS wool merchant of Shrewsbury Ref: Hist of Salop by G C Baugh Vol IV p57 p76

138 1306 Thomas de Ludlow (Sir) (KB) Knighted - in celebration of the knighting of the Prince of Wales, later Vol 1 S May Edw II - order of the Bath. p77 LIN Ref: Knights of England by William R Shaw 1906 139 1306 William de Ludlow (Sir) (KB) Knighted - in celebration of the knighting of the Prince of Wales, later Vol 1 S May Edw II - order of the Bath. p77 Ref: Knights of England by William R Shaw 1906 140 1306 Robert de Ludlow Robert, son of William de Ludlow in a legal battle for land in Coventry. Vol 1 SS Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) p77 C

141 1306 Sir Thomas de Ludlow of Scrivelsby, Lincs with others invaded the home of the Parson of Vol 1 SS Scrivelsby stole his beasts and assaulted members of his staff. p77 LIN Ref: Cal Rolls Edw I 1301-1313 p538 142 1307 Sir William de Ludlow Appointed with Richard de Harle to gather taxes in Shropshire. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I 1307-1313 p29&31 p79 143 1307 General Information Edward I dies. Edward II comes to the Throne. 144 1307 Sir William de Ludlow Sir William's son, William de Ludlow murdered by John de Boules at Vol 1 S Sir Laurence de Ludlow Worcester to answer to William's brother Sir Laurence de Ludlow. p79 Ref: PRO Coram Rege Roll (MF)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 13 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 145 1307 Sir Thomas de Ludlow KB Returned Knight of Surrey. Vol 1 SS Ref: Knights of Edw I Vol III by Rev C Moore p55 SU LIN 146 1307 Sir William de Ludlow KB Returned Knight of Shropshire. Vol 1 S Ref: Knights of Edw I Vol III by Rev C Moore p55 147 1309 Thomas de Ludlow Son of Laurence de Ludlow receives 60 Marks from the King for Vol 1 S services rendered to the late King in Scotland. p79 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II 1307-1313 p116 148 1309 Laurence de Ludlow The Sheriff of Hereford ordered to deliver 7 acres of land in Great Vol 1 S Marcle, Hereford to Laurence de Ludlow forth with. p80 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1307-1313 p110 149 1309 Laurence de Ludlow With John le Strange and Reginald de Charles to access and levy all Vol 1 S (Aug) movable goods in Salop to pay for the war in Scotland. p80 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II 1307-1313 p183&185 150 1309 Laurence de Ludlow With Fulk le Strange and Richard de Harle to access and levy all Vol 1 S (Oct) moveable goods in Salop to pay for the war in Scotland. p80 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II 1307-1313 p251 151 1310 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Assaulting various people around Shrivelsby, his home, with the aim of Vol 1 SS gaining possession of land and property. p81 LIN Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II 1307-1313 p251 & 313 152 1310 William de Ludlow King appoints William de Ludlow, William de Botiller of Wenn and Vol 1 S Richard de Harle to keep the peace in Shropshire. p81 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1307-1313 p204 153 1312 Sir Thomas de Ludlow of Owes £10. To be levied on his property in Lincolnshire. Vol 1 SS Scrivelsby, Lincs Ref: Cal of Close Rolls Edw I 1307-1313 p540 p82 LIN 154 1312 John de Ludlow Kings Burgesses of the town of Shrewsbury with many others given Vol 1 SS (Aug) William de Ludlow protection for one year. p82 S Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II 1307-1313 p487 155 1313 Sir Thomas de Ludlow of Thomas dies - Scrivelsby is in his wifes name. He leaves property in Vol 1 SS Scrivelsby, Lincs Surrey at Walton on Thames, Tooting Manor, Mitcham his heir is p82 LIN Thomas his son aged 14. SU Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw II Vol V 1307-1313 p259 156 1313 Sir William de Ludlow Pardon to Thomas Earl of Lancaster and his followers for the capture, Vol 1 S detention and death of Peter de Gavaston. p83 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II 1313-1317 p21&23 157 1313 Sir William de Ludlow Association of William de Ludlow in the place of Fulk le Straunge in a Vol 1 S commission of Oyer and Terminer (to sort a disturbance, theft and p83 damage to property). Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II 1313-1317 p72 158 1314 Sir William de Ludlow Appointed conservator of the Peace for Salop while the King is away Vol 1 S in Scotland. Also appointed William le Botiller and Richard de Harley. p84 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol II 1313-1317 p107 & p108

159 1314 Alan de Ludlow and Matilda of Warwick. Vol I SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1313-1318 p101 p84

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 14 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 160 1314 Sir William de Ludlow Commissioned to levy people in Shropshire and Staffordshire to Vol 1 S support the army in Scotland. p85 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw I 1307-1319 p218 161 1314 Sir William de Ludlow Summons to serve against the Scots (30 June) Vol 1 S Ref: Knights of Edw I Rev C Moore Vol III p64 162 1314 Sir William de Ludlow Executor of John le Strange's will. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1313-1318 p201 p85 163 1315 Joan de Ludlow Mentioned as daughter of Philip de Ludlow of Lincolnshire. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1313-1318 p177 p86 LIN 164 1315 Philip de Ludlow Philip de Ludlow described as a citizen of London Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1313-1318 p224 p86 165 1315 General Information 1315-1325 famine in Shropshire. 166 1315 Sir William de Ludlow Appointed with Reginald Charles a supervisor of the array of arms for Vol 1 S Shropshire. p87 Ref: Pat Rolls Vol III Edw II 1313-1317 p350 167 1315 Sir William de Ludlow Accused of assaulting John de Bromfield in Shrewsbury. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol II 1313-1317 p423 p87 168 1316 Henry de Ludlow The King (Edw II) presents Henry de Ludlow to the Church of Vol 4 SS Nov Montgomery. p257 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p296 169 1316 Nicholas de Ludlow Was granted a Licence to study at an English University in 1316 and Vol 4 SS King's Clerk again in 1325 one of the representatives of the University in its dispute p48 (Hereford Diocese) with the Oxford dominicans over curriculum in 1312. Rector of Monks Risborough, Bucks in 1316. Rector of Spelsbury, Oxon 1318. Canon and Prebendary Dublin. Rector of Ecton, Northants, 1324 Dean of the Free Chapel of St Mary's, Shrewsbury in 1327. Cannon of York 1328. Canon of Salisbury. etc, etc. Ref: Biog Register Oxford University to AD 1500 Vol II OUP 1958

170 1316 Sir William de Ludlow Sir William dies leaving a very substantial estate to his son and heir Vol 1 S Laurence de Ludlow. p89 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw II Vol VI 1307-1327 p33 171 1316 Laurence de Ludlow Laurence de Ludlow inherits his fathers estate. Born 1300 he is now Vol 1 S 16 years old. p89 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw II Vol VI 1307-1329 p33 172 1316 Matilda de Ludlow Wife of the late Sir William de Ludlow is granted permission to marry Vol 1 S William Wyne. p92 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol II 1313-1317 p604

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 15 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 173 1316 Nicholas de Ludlow Was granted a licence to study at Oxford for 3 years. Rector of Monks Vol 4 SS (Hereford) Risborough, Bucks in 1316. Rector of Spelsbury, Oxon. Canon and p45 Prebendary of Saint Patrick's, Dublin. Rector of Ecton, Northants p252 1324. Dean of the Free Chapel of St Mary's, Shrewsbury. Canon of York and Prebendary of Knaresborough - Cum - Bickhill College, 1328. Canon of Salisbury and Prebendary of Stratford unitl death in 1342. Granted protection for one year when accompanying Alex de Bicknor, Archbishop of Dublin, overseas on the Kings business, 1324, a King's Clerk by 1327. Reprimanded by Edward III for trying to influence the Pope against the appointment of Robert de Wyville as Bishop of Salisbury 1330. Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden p1155 174 1317 Reginald de Ludlow Granted permission to be ordained. Vol 4 SS July Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 p252 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p3 & p4 175 1317 Nicholas de Ludlow Papal mandate to provide Thomas Ludlow with a Church living. Vol 4 SS July Thomas de Ludlow Bishop tells Nicholas Ludlow to find him a living. Nicholas Ludlow p252 described as the Rector of Risborough or Risbury. Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 p7 & p8 176 1317 Richard de Ludlow King's Yeoman receives payment for looking after the King's tents, Vol 1 S arms etc. while the King was at York. p93 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1313-1318 p397 177 1317 Henry de Ludlow Writ against Hugh, son of Hugh de Cleobury and John, son of Vol 1 S son of Laurence de Ludlow for tenement in Ludlow. p93 Walter de Ludlow Ref: PRO Justices Itinerant Rolls (MF) 178 1318 John de Ludlow of Shrewsbury A complaint by John de Ludlow that the Abbot of Buldewas with other Vol 1 SS monks carried away his goods at Great Buldwas, Salop. p94 Ref: Pat Rolls Edw II Vol III 1317-1321 p276 179 1318 Richard de Ludlow Described as the Kings Yeoman visiting York Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal of Close Rolls Edw II 1318-1323 p5 p95 180 1318 Matilda de Ludlow Widow of Sir William de Ludlow marries William le Wyne and Vol 1 S (nee Hodnet) continues to live at Hodnet which she inherited from her father p95 property reverts to her son Laurence de Ludlow in due course. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1318-1323 p29 181 1318 Henry de Ludlow Accussed of assault and theft with others at Lechlade. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol III 1317-1321 p294 & p295 p95 182 1318 Nicholas de Ludlow Presentation of Nicholas de Ludlow, Clerk to the Church of Vol 1 SS Spellesbury in the Diocese of Lincoln - a gift of the King. p96 LIN Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw I Vol II 1317 1321 p134 183 1319 John de Ludlow Renounces his claim to the Church of Madeley, Salop given him by Vol 4 SS May 4 Papal provision. p253 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p110

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 16 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 184 1319 John de Ludlow Roger de Breinton binds himself to pay to John de Ludlow forty Vol 4 SS May 6 shillings yearly. p253 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p113 185 1319 John de Ludlow John de Ludlow undertakes to renounce the pension granted him by Vol 4 SS May 6 Roger de Breinton when he shall have obtained a benefice. p254 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p110 186 1320 Richard de Ludlow Represents Isolda wife of the late John le Straunge in a prosecution. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1318-1323 p333 p99

187 1320 John de Ludlow (Monk) With Robert de Haselshawe, Provost of Wells John who is sub prior of Vol 1 SS the house of Bermondsey are given custody of the Prior & Convent to p99 LON turn it round and discharge it of its debts. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol III 1317-1321 p529 188 1321 Richard de Ludlow Has to give up being Honarary Canon at Westbury, Salop as it is Vol 4 SS Feb 9 illegal. p255 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p184 189 1321 Edmund de Ludlow Bishop wants to know whether Edmund had been a Monk before Vol 4 SS Feb 9 Rector of Beckley, Lincs accepting benefice. p255 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p185 190 1321 Matthew de Ludlow Brothers. Matthew says rude things about the Bishop. His brother Vol 4 SS Feb 15 Nicholas de Ludlow intervenes. Matthew has to confess publicly in Ludlow Church his p256 (Brothers) wrongdoing. Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p189 & p190 191 1321 Bevis (Bogo) de Ludlow Bogo keeps fourth part of the Manor of Chipping Campden, Glos. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw I 1319-1327 p51 p99 CC 192 1322 William de Ludlow (Parson) Parson of the Church of Suckley, Worc. Given protection for one Vol 1 S year. p101 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol IV 1321-1324 p52 193 1322 Brother Thomas de Ludlow On a trespass charge - with others in Shrewsbury. Vol 1 SS (Monk) Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF) p102 194 1322 Laurence de Ludlow Protection while away in Scotland on service with the King. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol IV 1321-1324 p198 p102 195 1323 Richard de Ludlow Richard Ludlow renounces claim to Wisteston, Hereford, Church now Vol 4 SS Nov a ruin. (Richard le Wyne also mentioned). p256 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p265 196 1324 William de Ludlow William Ludlow claiming to have been presented to the Church of Vol 4 SS May Munslow by John de Hastings the Patron. He appeals to the Court of p258 Canterbury. Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p???

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 17 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 197 1324 William de Ludlow The Dean of Arches writes that William de Ludlow may be instituted to Vol 4 SS May the Church of Munslow he was instituted on the 26 June. p259 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p299 & p300

198 1324 William de Ludlow William Ludlow is summoned to the Court of Canterbury. Vol 4 SS June Re Munslow Church, Salop. p257 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p299 & p300 199 1324 Nicholas de Ludlow Nicholas de Ludlow, Richard Vernon, Thomas de Chandos at the Vol 4 SS Aug Bishops request for a commission. p260 Ref: The Register of the Bishop of Hereford 1317-1327 p261 Rev A T Bannister 1907 p307 & p308 200 1324 William de Ludlow Vicar Ludlow was Vicar of St Michael's Church, Munslow from 1324 - 1349. Vol 5 SS (Munslow, Salop) Ref: St Michael's Church Records p18

201 1324 Laurence de Ludlow Proves his age and gains control of his fathers estates. (Son of Vol 1 S William de Ludlow) p103 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1323-1327 p70 202 1324 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Protection for one year as he travels with the Archbishop of Dublin's Vol 1 SS party travelling over seas on the Kings business. p104 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol IV 1321-1324 p404 203 1324 Hugh de Ludlow (Merchant) Has a son called John Ass is going to Gascony on the Kings service Vol 1 SS and has protection for one year. p104 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw II Vol IV 1321-1324 p436 204 1324 John de Ludlow Both stand security for Richard de Pessale with others. Vol 1 SS Richard de Ludlow Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw I Vol III 1319-1327 p240 p104 205 1325 Roger Corbet Owes Richard de Ludlow £20. In default of payment funds levied on Vol 1 SS Richard de Ludlow his lands in Salop. p19 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw II 1323-1327 p345 206 1326 Henry de Ludlow Henry de Ludlow appointed Rector of the Church at Montgomery from Vol 5 SS Rector 1326 - 1330. p18 (Montgomery) Ref: Montgomery Church Records 207 1326 William de Ludlow William de Ludlow inherited Chipping Campden from his father Bogo Vol 4 SS Died 1349 de Ludlow in 1326. No further information. William died in 1349. p270 CC (Chipping Campden) Ref: Inq PM 23 Edw III 1st Nos No 74

208 1327 John Grevil (Greville) Ancestor of the Earls of Warwick, Grevils & Ludlows worked closely in Vol 4 - (Chipping Campden) the wool trade. p288 Ref: Burkes Peerage & Baronetage, 1930 p2756 209 1327 John de Ludlow Nominated as guardian for Margery, a minor, by the Sheriff of Vol 1 SS Worcester. p105 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol VII 1327-1377 p68 210 1327 General Information Edward II deposed by riots in London. - - Edward III becomes King.

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 18 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 211 1327 William de Ludlow of Oxford With many others pardoned for the death of Hugh son of John de Vol 1 SS Herlum. p106 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p45 212 1327 John de Ludlow (Sudlowe) Mentioned with others - also accused of killing Thomas Remont. Vol 1 SS Mumby, Lincs Ref: Cal Pat Rolls 1327-1330 Vol III p49 p106 LIN 213 1327 Reginald de Ludlow Accused with others for the death of William son of Robert de Hull Vol 1 SS Lincs and Hull killed before the coronation. p106 LIN Ref: Cal Pat Rolls 1327-1330 Vol II p51 214 1327 John de Ludlow Accused with others of stealing cattle and property at Ludlow & More. Vol 1 SS son of Salop. p106 S Laurence de Ludlow Ref: Cal Pat Rolls 1327-1330 Vol II p92 215 1327 John Borrey of Shrewsbury John Borrey of Shrewsbury son of Richard Borrey. Son of Isabel Vol 1 SS Bogo de Ludlow of Ludlow (formerly Borrey) kills Bogo de Ludlow his step brother in a p106 CC Chipping Campden family feud. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls 1327-1330 Vol II p119 216 1327 Matilda late the wife of Has done fealty to the King and retains her lands. Vol 1 S William de Ludlow Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol 1 1327-1330 p139 p107 217 1327 John & Richard de Ludlow Various people imprisoned for the death of John de Sancto. John & Vol 1 SS Richard de Ludlow have letters to the Sheriff of Worcester to bail them p107 until the first assize. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p139 218 1327 John de Ludlow Accused with others of assault and theft in Southampton docks. Vol 1 SS (Southampton) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol I p243 p107 219 1327 Nicholas de Ludlow Dean of the Chapel of St Mary, Shrewsbury from 1327-1341 - also a Vol 1 SS Kings Clerk. p108 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p187 220 1327 John Ace de Ludlow Son of Hugh de Ludlow, merchant, given protection for one year. Vol 1 SS (Southampton) Southampton. p108 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p196 221 1327 John de Ludlow John de Ludlow and his servant broke into a house in Ludlow owned Vol 1 SS by Robert de Castro, Chaplain and carried away his goods. p108 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p211

222 1327 Sir John de Ludlow The son of Sir Laurence de Ludlow . He was a Wool Merchant and Vol 5 S 1327-1382 Steward of the Kings Castle of Montgomery: He attended Parliament p19 (Stokesay & Hodnet) six times between 1358-1377. Sheriff of Shropshire 1360, 1361 and Married Joan, daughter and co 1362 and again in 1378. Appointed Justice of the Peace in 1377. heiress of William de Sibberton Returned Knight of the Shire for Co. Salop in 1357. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research

223 1327 Nicholas de Ludlow Prebendaries of Stafford, Nicholas is mentioned twice confirming Vol 4 SS King's Clerk appointments. p50 (Hereford Diocese) Ref: Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanne 1300-1541 Vol III p87 by John le Neve

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 19 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 224 1327 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Church appointments: Prebendaries of Knaresborough exchanged for Vol 4 SS (Salop) Dublin 1328. Salisbury in 1327. p156 Ref: Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae Vols III & VI & XI 1300-1541 to p159 225 1328 Nicholas de Ludlow Prebendaries of Knaresborough, Nicholas is mentioned twice Vol 4 SS King's Clerk confirming appointments. p50 (Hereford Diocese) Ref: Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanne 1300-1541 Vol III p59 by John le Neve 226 1329 Juliana de Ludlow Prior of St Frideswide's, Oxford in a suit before the King concerning Vol 1 SS (Oxford) trespass committed against her by the Prior. p111 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p451 227 1329 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow son & heir tenant to the King to have his fathers Vol 1 SS son and heir of lands. The King has taken his homage. p111 Thomas de Ludlow Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p457 228 1329 John Ace de Ludlow Protection for one year. Vol 1 SS (Southampton) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p396 p111 229 1330 Ludlow Hall The hall was established some time before this date subsequently Vol 1 SS Oxford merged with University College. Hall probably built with Ludlow wool p112 (an academic Hall) money. Ref: Vic Hist of County of Oxford Vol III p62 230 1330 Alan de Ludlow A canon of the Prior and Convent of Lilleshall, Salop Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol I 1327-1330 p538 p112 231 1330 Master Nicholas de Ludlow In big trouble for making suggestions to the Pope about Queen Vol 1 SS Isabella. The Pope is not amused. p113 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1330-1333 p156 232 1330 William de Ludlow Mentioned as owing money subsequently paid along with others Vol 1 SS including Thomas le Moigne of Hants & Dorset also Shipton Moyne, p113 Glos. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1330-1333 p149 233 1331 William de Ludlow Henry de Grey son and heir of John de Grey admits he owes money to Vol 1 SS William de Ludlow. p113 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1330-1333 p179 234 1331 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Has lands in Northampton. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1330-1333 p305 p114 235 1331 Thomas de Ludlow Of Tooting Beck, Surrey owes money Vol 1 SS son of Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1330-1334 p308 p144 LIN Thomas de Ludlow 236 1332 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Richard, Earl of Arundel request a pardon for taking a horse and six Vol 1 S oxen. p114 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol II 1330-1334 p308 237 1332 John de Ludlow With others, at the King's command, seeks to improve the financial Vol 1 SS London Monk situation of the Priory of Bermonsey, London. p114 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol II 1330-1334 p332 238 1332 Master Nicholas de Ludlow The King's clerk and Dean of the Free Chapel of St Mary, Shrewsbury. Vol 1 SS (Shrewsbury) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1330-1333 p305 p114

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 20 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 239 1333 Battle of Halidon Hill, Bannockburn revenged. Scottish army slaughtered. Few English Vol 1 - Northumberland casualties. p115 Ref: Discovering Battlefield of England by John Kinross 240 1334 Walter de Ludlow Appointed by Queen Isabella as purveyor of the Great Kitchen (Royal Vol 1 SS Servant). p117 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol II 1330-1334 p538 241 1334 Nicholas de Ludlow Parson of Eketon Church in the diocese of Lincoln. Vol 1 SS Lincoln Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1333-1337 p337 p117 LIN 242 1334 Thomas de Ludlow Owes money to Ferand Manioun a citizen of London. Subsequently Vol 1 SS Lord of Tooting, London paid. p117 LON Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1333-1337 p339 243 1334 Agnes de Ludlow Agnes, wife of the late Bogo de Ludlow and their son William de Vol 1 SS of Chipping Campden Ludlow of Chipping Capden, Glos. p117 CC Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 244 1335 Walter de Ludlow Purveyor of the Great Kitchen is superseded by William de Stansfeld. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol III 1334-1335 p101 & p253 p118

245 1335 Thomas de Ludlow Mentioned owning property and land at Walton on Thames (Waleton). Vol 1 SS Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol VII 1327-1377 p448 p118 LIN

246 1336 Thomas de Ludlow Was charged with assaulting an Oxford townsman in March 1336. Vol 4 SS Scholar Ref: Biog Register Oxford University to AD 1500 Vol II p48 (Shrewsbury) 247 1336 John de Ludlow Commission to Robert de Sapy and John de Ludlow re: Henry Earl of Vol 1 SS Lancaster, Lord of the Manor of Rodleye (repairs) Forest of Dean, p119 Glos. Ref: Cal Inq Misc Pro Vol II HMSO 1916 p361 248 1336 Sir Thomas de Ludlow He is owed money by Michael de Tolesane of London - paid. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1333-1337 p660 p120 249 1336 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol III 1334-1338 p286 & p287 p120 250 1336 Robert de Ludlow With Robert de Sapy are to ensure Henry Earl of Lancaster receives Vol 1 SS (Rodley, Glos) timber from the Forest of Dean, Glos. p120 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1333-1337 p577 251 1336 Thomas de Ludlow of Cotyng Described as the late Thomas de Ludlow of Cotyng. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw I Vol IV 1327-1337 p489 p120 252 1336 Thomas de Ludlow A property deal with Adam Poignaunt of Hameldon goes wrong and Vol 1 SS (the late) Surrey goes before the King. Problems overcome. p121 SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol III 1334-1338 p302 & p309 253 1336 Thomas de Ludlow Oxford Scholar. Was charged with assaulting an Oxford townsman, Vol 4 SS (Oxford University) March 1336. p45 Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden 254 1336 Katherine, wife of the late Thomas Licence for Adam Poignaunt of Hameldon to grant various property in Vol 1 SS de Ludlow Surrey to Katherine to hold her for life with remainder to Margaret her p121 SU daughter in fee. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol III 1334-1338 p302 & p309

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 21 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 255 1336 Katherine, wife of the late Thomas The late Thomas de Ludlow of Tooting, Surrey, his wife Katherine Vol 1 SU de Ludlow owes brother Philip de Thame 100 marks. Katherine has property in p121 SS Lincoln. Debt paid. LIN Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol III 1334-1338 p705 256 1337 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow, Priest moves from Montgomery to Hatherop, Glos. Vol 4 SS King's Clerk Weathered recumbent effigy of an early C14 Priest, could be Henry's p401 (Montgomery) grave! Ref: Pat Rolls II Edw III FLM 37 p386 257 1337 William de Ludlow Attends Parliament as Burguess of Northampton, also described as a Vol 1 SS (Northampton) merchant. p122 NH Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1337-1339 p114 258 1337 Master William de Ludlow Parson of Munslow, Salop Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1337-1339 p132 p122 259 1337 Henry de Ludlow Moves; as Parson from Montgomery to Hatherop, Glos. on an Vol 1 SS King's Clerk exchange. p123 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III 1334-1338 p386 260 1337 William de Ludlow Wool merchant in Northampton. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol III 1334-1338 p123 NH 261 1337 William de Ludlow Both are from Northampton and going overseas with the King. Vol 1 SS Richard de Ludlow Protection given. p123 NH (Northampton) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol III 1334-1338 p521 262 1337 William de Ludlow Mentioned twice as prominent merchant in Northampton. Vol 1 SS (Northampton) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1337-1339 p268 p124 NH 263 1338 Sir Thomas de Ludlow A legal problem in London. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1337-1339 p395 p125 264 1338 John de Ludlow John de Ludlow son and heir of Thomas de Ludlow of Coventry, Vol 1 SS of Coventry Warwick. p125 COV Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1337-1379 p524 265 1338 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Various court cases. Vol 1 S Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls MF p125 266 1338 Sir Richard Ludlow Sir Richard Ludlow of Stokesay and Hodnet, 1361-1390. Son of Sir Vol 4 SS (Salop) John Ludlow, elected to Parliament in 1388 (Feb) 1390 (Jan) 1390 p138 S (Nov). Died unmarried, his brother John inherited his estates. Ref: Hist of Parliament, H of C - 1386-1421 Part III p651 & p652 by J S Roskill

267 1339 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Surveyor and collector of wool in Salop (with two others). Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1339-1341 p307 p125 268 1339 Ralph de Ludlow Pardoned for the death of Geoffrey de Belgrave of Leicester. Ludlow Vol 1 SS of Duffield, Derby had served the King overseas. p126 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IV 1338-1340 p217-219 269 1339 John de Ludlow Pardoned for the death of John Banastre, Master of the schools of Vol 1 SS of Lancaster Lancaster. Ludlow had served the King overseas. p126 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IV 1338-1340 p339

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 22 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 270 1340 William de Ludlow Son of Sir Laurence de Ludlow who accussed William de la Forde of Vol 5 S (Stokesay) Williams murder at Worcester 238 (1340) - (must be verified) p23

271 1340 Joan late the wife of Henry Hilary Joan Marmion of Shrivelsby Lincs married Sir Thomas de Ludlow on Vol 1 SS his death she married Henry Hilary. She dies leaving an only child p128 LIN Margaret as her heir. Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol VIII 1327-1377 p210 272 1340 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Accused William de la Forde of the murder at Worcester of William Vol 1 S son of Sir William de Ludlow and brother of the said Laurence. p128 Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF)

273 1341 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Stands down as Dean of the Free Chapel of St Mary, Shrewsbury. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IV 1340-1343 p276 p128 274 1341 John de Ludlow Wool merchants and supervisors of Kings wool in Rutland and Vol 1 S Nicholas de Ludlow Shropshire ordered to produce wool. p129 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III 1341-1343 p205 275 1341 Sir Laurence de Ludlow He failed to collect the Kings wool. Is now under threat of arrest and Vol 1 S the Tower of London. p130 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw III Vol V 1337-1347 p254 276 1342 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Still under threat King demands his wool. Sheriff to arrest his goods Vol 1 S and chattels. To be arrested and put into the Tower of London as a p131 Rebel. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IV 1340-1343 p368 277 1342 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Formerly Dean of St Mary Shrewsbury has a warrant out for his arrest, Vol 1 SS to appear before the King for misbehaviour. p131 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol V p444 278 1342 William de Ludlow Appointed with John de Nothburgh to supervise and accelarate the Vol 1 S (Northampton) collection of wool in Northampton. p131 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol V p507 279 1342 Sir Laurence de Ludlow John de Hampton ordered to arrest Laurence de Ludlow where ever Vol 1 S found for contempt and negligence. p132 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol V 1340-1343 p422 & p423 280 1343 William de Ludlow Of Northampton various wool transactions with the King. Wool Vol 1 SS Kings merchant exported from the port of Boston, Lincs. p132 NH Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1334-1346 p151 281 1343 William de Ludlow Harpol, Northampton - a Knights fee held by William de Ludlow and Vol 1 SS Kings merchant John de Sancto Claro. p133 NH Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol III 1327-1377 p338 282 1343 William de Ludlow Elected with others to represent the Merchants of England at Vol 1 SS Kings merchant Westminster before the King to agree a wool strategy. p134 NH Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1343-1346 p217 283 1343 Thomas de Ludlow To act as attorney in Ireland for Joan late the wife of Roger de Mortuo Vol 1 SS Mari while she stays in England for three years. p134 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VI 1343-1345 p155

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 23 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 284 1343 William de Ludlow Commission with William Byfle to sort out and resolve intended road Vol 1 SS Kings merchant and lane closures in Northampton. p135 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VI 1343-1345 p186 285 1343 William de Ludlow Brings various charges against a number of people for entering his Vol 1 SS Clerk house in Ludlow, theft and assaulting his servants. p135 Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 286 1343 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Sheriff ordered to arrest Ludlow and others to answer charges of Vol 1 SS resistance and trespasses in the town of Ludlow. p135 Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 287 1343 Sir William de Ludlow Accuses Sir John Bouldewas of harbouring Sir William de la Forde, Vol 1 S outlawed for the death of his brother Laurence, in Ludlow and later at p135 Bromfield. Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF) 288 1343 William de Ludlow Richard de Mawardyn pardoned for the death of William de Ludlow Vol 1 S and other felonies. p136 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VI 1343-1345 p214 289 1344 William de Ludlow King presents William de Ludlow to the Chapels of Middleton and Vol 1 SS Kings Clerk Deuxhill Hereford. p136 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VI 1343-1345 p216 290 1344 Thomas de Ludlow In a property deal involving the Manor of Tillebury, Essex. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1343-1346 p351 p138 291 1344 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas son of William de Ludlow of Campden, Glos. Married Vol 4 SS 1344 - 1392 Elizabeth. Jointly enfeoffed with her husband. p268 CC (Campden, Glos) Ref: State of Gloucester, page 309 p270 292 1344 Thomas de Ludlow Prior of Clifford, Salop. While the war with France continues. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw I Vol V 1337-1347 p402 p139 293 1345 William de Ludlow Another deal between King and the wool merchants - substantial sums Vol 1 S King's Merchant involved. p139 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1334-1346 p649 294 1345 William de Ludlow Described with others as 'Merchants of England'. In a deal with the Vol 1 S (Northampton) King and the distribution and sale of wool. p140 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1343-1346 p574 295 1345 William de Ludlow The King's merchant exporting wool to France through Boston, Lincs Vol 1 S (Northampton) and Kingston Upon Hull. p140 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1343-1346 p601 296 1345 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Outlawed - not behaving very well - problem is resolved. Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1343-1346 p646 p140 297 1346 August - October Edw III defeats Philip of France at Crecy Lord Neville and Henry Lord Vol 1 - Percy & Archbishop of York defeat the Scots at the battle of Neville's p143 Cross. 298 1346 Sir Laurence de Ludlow As Sheriff with Sir John Hungerford to levy fees and parts of fees in Vol 1 S Salop. p143 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw I Vol V 1337-1347 p490

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 24 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 299 1346 Thomas de Ludlow Nominated with John de Staunton as attorneys in Ireland for two years Vol 1 SS by Henry de Mortuo Mari. p143 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1345-1348 p37 300 1347 Sir Christopher Ludlow Sir Christopher Ludlow was knighted at Calais. Glass depicting a lion Vol 4 SS rampant in Gloucester Cathedral could be his. (Heraldic glassin p318 Gloucester Cathedral) Ref: The Antiquaries Journal Vol XXXVII, OUP, 1957, Bristol 301 1347 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow nominated to act as attorney for two years in Vol 1 SS (Clerk) Ireland for John de Leghton visiting England. p145 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1345-1348 p273 302 1347 Sir Laurence de Ludlow With Sir Roger Corbet of Cowes and John Corbet of Stanford with Vol 1 S (Merchant) others handle a large amount of wool. p145 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw III Vol VI 1347-1356 p5 303 1347 Sir Christopher de Ludlow Was knighted along with others by Edward III at the seige of Calais in Vol 1 SS (Calais) France. p145 Ref: The Knights of England Vol II by W A Shaw 304 1347 Thomas de Ludlow Mentioned as the Prior to the Priory of Clifford - Contested. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VIII p217 p146 305 1347 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Holds one fee at Westbury, Salop Vol 1 S Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VIII p332 p146 306 1347 Matilda als Maude de Ludlow Wife of Sir William de Ludlow dies leaving the Hodnet Estate to her Vol 1 S (decd) son Sir Laurence de Ludlow of Stokesay p147 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol IX 1327-1377 p243 307 1347 William de Ludlow Sir Richard Lovel appeared before William de Ludlow at Sir Richards Vol 1 SS (Kings Clerk) home in Somerset to ratify a property deal with the King. p147 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1346-1349 p43 308 1348 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow with Everard le Fraunceys were chosen as Vol 4 SS Mar (Bristol, Glos) Members of Parliament for Bristol, Glos. p324 Ref: The Parliamentary History of the County of Gloucester p93 309 1348 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Failed to respond to a court order and is outlawed. Certain parts of his Vol 1 S estate have been passed to his son John. p149 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1348-1350 p85 310 1348 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Pardon for his outlawry in the county of Worcester - he surrendered to Vol 1 S the Flete Prison, London. p149 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1348-1350 p90 311 1348 Thomas de Ludlow Joan late wife of Roger de Mortuo Mari, Earl of March has letters Vol 1 SS nominating Thomas de Ludlow and John de Staunton as her attorneys p149 in Ireland for three years. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1348-1350 p106 312 1348 Geoffrey de Ludlow Giles Bishop of Hereford confirming witnesses Master Theobald, Albin Vol 1 SS and Geoffrey de Ludlow. p150 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1348-1350 p187 313 1348 BLACK DEATH Gen Info

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 25 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 314 1348 William de Ludlow William de Ludlow named as a Burguess of the town of Northampton. Vol 1 S (Northampton) Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) p150 NH

315 1348 Richard de Ludlow Acknowledges he owes the Prior of Merton £22.10 to be levied etc in Vol 1 S (Northampton) Co Northampton. p150 NH Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1346-1349 p462 316 1349 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow was only 5 years old when his father William de Vol 4 SS (1344-1392) Ludlow died in 1349. He inherited at a later date. p270 CC (Chipping Campden) Ref: Inq PM 16 Rich II No 18 317 1349 William de Ludlow Inq. Post Mortem dated 1349. Thomas de Ludlow, son and heir aged Vol 4 SS (Chipping Campden) 5. p272 CC Ref: 1 PM. Glos. Pt V 30 Edw I - 32 Edw III 1302-1358 318 1349 Henry Hillary second husband of Henry dies leaving Scrivelsby Estate to Joan's daughter Margaret de Vol 1 S Joan de Ludlow of Scrivelsby Ludlow who marries John Dymock. John assumes the role of King's p151 LIN Champion. Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol IX 1327-1377 p224 319 1349 Roger de Ludlow Roger de Ludlow gives proof of the age of Roger son of Edward de Vol 1 SS (Brother of Sir John) Mortuo Mari (21) Roger de Ludlow born in 1287 - died ? p152 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol IX 1327-1377 p246 320 1349 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Presentation of Master Nicholas to the Vicarage of the Church of Box Vol 1 SS (Chaplain) in the Diocese of Salisbury, Wilts - the Kings gift. p153 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1348-1350 p303 321 1349 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Presentation of Master Nicholas to the Vicarage of the Church of Vol 1 SS (Chaplain) Feckenham in the Diocese of Worcester - the Kings gift. p153 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1348-1350 p307 322 1349 William de Ludlow William dies leaving his son Thomas aged 5 to inherit his estate in Vol 1 SS 20 May (Chipping Campden) Chipping Campden when he comes of age. p154 CC Ref: Chan. Inq Post Mort Edw III File 102 323 1349 Thomas de Ludlow William Stury given wardship of the Chipping Campden Estate until Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden) Thomas becomes of age. p154 CC Ref: Cal Fin. Rolls Edw III Vol VI 1347-1356 p168 324 1349 BLACK DEATH, kills 35% of population Gen Info

325 1349 William de Ludlow William Ludlow's IPM dd 1349. Died on the 20th May. Thomas Vol 4 SS (Chipping Campden) Ludlow, his son and heir is aged 5. p336 CC Ref: Chan. IPM Edw III File 102 326 1350 John de Ludlow John son of William de Ludlow owes money - to be levied on his Vol 1 SS (Northampton) property in the County of Northampton p155 NH Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol IX 1349-1354 p273 327 1350 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Was granted a licence to build a Carmelite Church in Ludlow (White Vol 1 S Friars from London) building commences immediately. p156 Ref: Hist of Shropshire Vol II A T Gaydon p93

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 26 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 328 1350 The Late William de Ludlow Brother of Sir Laurence de Ludlow. Pardon by the King to John de Vol 1 S Boulwas of the Kings suit for receiving William de la Forde and p157 Richard de Maurdyn indicted of the death of William de Ludlow Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1348-1350 P462 329 1350 Reginald de Ludlow Executor of Thomas de Ludlow citizen and Spicer of London. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) p157 330 1351 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Presentation of Nicholas, Vicar of Fackenham, Worc to the Church of Vol 1 SS (Worcester) Astley, Worc. The Kings gift. p159 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IX 1350-1354 p61 331 1352 Mathew de Ludlow An inquisition witness in Salisbury Wiltshire. Vol 1 SS (Wilts) Ref: Inq Post Mort, Wilts Edw III Part 1 p229 p158

332 1353 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Various Court actions with several people concerning the ownership of Vol 1 S land. p158 Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 333 1353 Master Nicholas de Ludlow Presentation of Nicholas to the Church of Siddington, Glos. The Vol 1 SS (Gloucester) King's gift. p159 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IX 1350-1354 p415 334 1353 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others in the Marsh of Deptford, Erde and Stone in Vol 1 LON (London) Kent. p159 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IX 1350-1354 p453 NK 335 1353 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others in Greenwich and Plumstead Co Kent. Vol 1 LON (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IX 1350-1354 p460 p160 SS NK 336 1353 John de Ludlow With others accussed of trespassing and causing damage to property Vol 1 SS (Oxford) also threatening behaviour at Hognorton, Oxford p160 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IX 1350-1354 p517 337 1353 Hugh de Ludlow Hugh was having an affair with John Pople's wife warned off by Pople Vol 1 LON (Chaplain - London) Hugh was caught again and challenged by Pople there was a fight p160 SS and Hugh died. The King pardoned Pople. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol IX 1350-1354 p532 338 1353 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Laurence dies leaving his wife Hawise and son and heir John de Vol 1 S (Death of) Ludlow - aged 26. p161 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol IX 1327-1377 p102 339 1353 Sir John de Ludlow John takes over his fathers estates giving his mother Hawise a Vol 1 S (Stokesay) reasonable dower. p161 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw III Vol VI 1347-1356 p383 340 1353 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Sir Laurence de Ludlow of Stokesay Probate & Admin. Vol 4 SS Dec (Trelleck, Monm') Ref: Probate & Admin, Bishop of Hereford (B/6) p386 S 341 1354 Thomas de Ludlow Palatinate of Chester appoints Thomas de Ludlow Serjeant-at-Law. Vol 1 SS (Serj at Law) Ref: Reg of Edward the Black Prince Part III p165 p163

342 1355 John de Ludlow John was a witness to a property deal at Fleet Street of London. Vol 1 LON (Cordwaner) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1360 p217 p164 (London)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 27 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 343 1355 John de Ludlow John Dymock pardoned for receiving John de Ludlow accused of Vol 1 SS (Felon) murdering two men. Pardon requested by the Black Prince. p164 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 344 1355 Hawise de Ludlow Wife of late Sir Laurence de Ludlow accuses John de Halghtone and Vol 1 S others of the murder of her husband in the town of Ludlow. p165 Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF) 345 1356 Battle of Portiers, France Gen Info

346 1356 Sir John de Ludlow and his Accussed of oppressing the people of Salop. Vol 1 S brother Roger Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p385 p166 347 1356 John de Ludlow Commission of the peace in the county of Worcester. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p387 p166 348 1356 Thomas de Ludlow With others commissioned to investigate the death of Michael de Vol 1 SS (Gloucester) Bladyngton in the county of Gloucester. p166 CC Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p387 349 1356 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to investigate state of repair of damage to Vol 1 SS (London) coast between Hythe in Kent and Lewes in Sussex. p167 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p384 350 1356 William de Ludlow and his brother Sons of Sir Laurence de Ludlow accused of theft - timber and trees in Vol 1 S Roger large numbers. Both pleaded not guilty. p167 Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF) 351 1356 Sir John de Ludlow Organises a dower for his mother Hawise for her life. She marries Vol 1 S Nicholas de Morhalle. Property reverts to John on her death. p167 Ref: PRO Feet of Fines (MF)

352 1356 Thomas de Ludlow Also in Kent, acts as a witness. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1360 p396 p167 LON 353 1357 Thomas de Ludlow A commission at the hospital of St Giles without the bar of the Old Vol 1 SS (London) Temple, London. p168 LON Ref: Inq Misc Chancery III 1348-1377 p86 354 1357 BLACK DEATH Gen Info

355 1357 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of peace to Thomas and three others in the county of Vol 1 SS Kent. p169 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p552 356 1357 John de Ludlow Pardoned for the death of Simon Cook of Oterby. Vol 1 SS (Felon) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p559 p169 357 1357 Sir John de Ludlow Pardon for roger de Mortuo Mari who purchased land at Marcle, Vol 1 S Hereford from Sir John de Ludlow without licence. p169 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p584

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 28 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 358 1357 Walter de Ludlow and Both pardoned for theft and assault by Edward Prince of Wales Vol 1 SS John de Ludlow because of their good service in the Army in Gascony. Both Ludlows p170 (Felons) came from Stafford. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p599 359 1357 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to investigate various towns in Kent. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p609 p170 LON 360 1357 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer to Roger de Mortuo Mari, Earl of Vol 1 SS (London) March, Thomas de Ludlow and other to invesigate the general state of p170 LON Law and Order in Kent. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p653 361 1357 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to investigate the shoreline between Vol 1 SS (London) Greenwich and Dartford, Kent. p170 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1358 p170 362 1358 Sir John de Ludlow Sir John was elected 6 times between 1358-1377 to represent Vol 1 S Shropshire in Parliament. p171 Ref: Hist of Salop Vol III G C Baugh p235 363 1358 Thomas de Ludlow With others acts as a witness. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1360 p508 p171 LON 364 1358 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Pardon of special grace to Thomas de Hopton of the King's suit for the Vol 1 S (decd) death of Sir Laurence de Ludlow. p172 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p48 365 1358 Thomas de Ludlow With others acts as a witness. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p56 p172 LON 366 1358 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer to Thomas de Ludlow and two Vol 1 SS (London/Salop) others to investigate Peter de Eyton, Salop, who has taken by force p172 LON many people imprisoned them and stolen their property and goods. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p172

367 1358 Thomas de Ludlow With others to investigate armed entry by a gang into the Abbey of St Vol 1 SS (London/Salop) Peter, Shrewsbury. Threatening the Abbot and Monks and stealing p172 LON property. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p80 368 1358 Thomas de Ludlow Commission Oyer and Terminer with others to investigate an assault in Vol 1 SS (London) Canterbury, Kent. p174 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p158 369 1358 John de Ludlow & Alice John and his wife Alice in a plea against John Gowry of Pershore for Vol 1 SS (Pershore) trespass. p174 Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF) 370 1359 William de Ludlow Mentioned as Citizen of London. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1360 p629 p173 LON

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 29 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 371 1359 Sir John de Ludlow Sir John is appointed Sheriff of Shropshire. Vol 1 S (Sheriff of Salop) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol X 1354-1360 p658 p173 372 1359 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas the son of Bogo de Ludlow is owed money by Sir Thomas Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden) Vaghan. p174 CC Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls (MF) 373 1360 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to explore the coast line from the Thames to Vol 1 SS (London) Romney via Dover. p175 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p417 374 1360 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of peace to discuss the statutes of Winchester and Vol 1 SS (London) Northampton with John de Bello Compo, Constable of Dover and p175 LON Warden of the Cinque Ports. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p420 375 1360 Thomas de Ludlow Commission to investigate with others a breach in the banks of the Vol 1 SS (London) Thames at Stone, Co Kent. p175 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p484 376 1360 Thomas de Ludlow Commission to investigate the theft of goods from Merchant ships off Vol 1 SS (London) the coast near Romney and Lydd, Co Kent. Merchants under the p175 LON protection of the King. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p516 377 1360 Thomas de Ludlow Commission x2 in Kent - with others to continue to investigate Vol 1 SS (London) breaches in the Thames banks. p176 LON Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1360-1364 p52&150 378 1360 Sir John de Ludlow Inq Post Mort - Roger de Mortuo Mari, Earl of March he held 52 Vol 1 S properties in Salop alone. Sir John holds Hodnet for one Knights fee p176 also holds Stokesay. Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol XIV 1327-1377 p511 379 1360 Sir John de Ludlow Receives a grant of 100s for long service to the King. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p502 380 1361 Sir Richard de Ludlow Son of Sir John de Ludlow. Steward of the Kings Castle of Vol 5 S 1361-1390 Montgomery. Returned Knight of the Shire for Co. Salop in 1386. p30 (Stokesay and Hodnet) Witnessed the death of the Earl of Gloucester in 1386. Summoned to Westminster in 1388 and twice in 1390. Appointed Justice of the Peace in 1388. Served abroad in 1380-1381. Died unmarried. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research

381 1361 William de Ludlow Was appointed to administrate at the Church in Rowell (Roel, Glos) on Vol 4 SS Monk the 16 Feb 1361. p323 (Gloucester) Ref: The History of Winchcombe Abbey, Ed. Gordon Haigh 382 1361 Sir John de Ludlow He receives payment for attending Parliament of 4s per day x 34 days Vol 1 S = £13.12s. Also mentioned Thomas Moyne of Shipton Moyne, Glos. p177 and Dorset. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1360-1364 p251

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 30 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 383 1361 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer - to investigate sea defences Vol 1 SS (London) around Romney Marsh, Kent. p178 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1358-1361 p585 384 1361 BLACK DEATH Gen Info

385 1361 Matthew Ludlow Acts as witness for the death of William Randolf of Millford and Forde, Vol 1 SS (Wiltshire) Wilts. p179 Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Part 1 Wilts p294 386 1361 Thomas de Ludlow Witness with others. Vol 1 SS Recorder of the City of London Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1360-1364 p286 p180 387 1361 Matthew Ludlow Witness at an inquisition for Thomas Arlesforde. Vol 1 SS (Wiltshire) Ref: Inq Post Mort, Wilts Edw III Part 1 p180

388 1361 Edmund de Ludlow He sought to have a debt repaid by Robert de Eton - Eton surrendered Vol 1 SS (Oxford) to Fleet Prison, London. p181 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p14 389 1361 The Late Sir Laurence de Ludlow Pardon to William, son of John de Hopton of the King's suit for the Vol 1 S death of Sir Laurence de Ludlow whom he killed in self defence. p181 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p16 390 1361 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of the peace with others deals with a land dispute with Vol 1 SS (London) the Abbot and Convent of Coombe Co Warwick. Also a case of p181 LON robbery in Kent. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p63&122 391 1361 Matthew Ludlow A witness at the inquisition Post Mort of Sir Reynold Cobham of Vol 1 SS (Wiltshire) Langley Burrell North of Chippenham. p182 Ref: Inq Post Mort Wilts Edw III Part 1 p281 392 1362 Thomas de Ludlow Special order issued by the King to stop the theft of roof tiles. Those Vol 1 SS Recorder of the City of London caught to be imprisoned and lose their goods and chattels. p183 LON Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1360-1364 p238 393 1362 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to enforce the Law - The Kings Command. Vol 1 SS Recorder of the City of London Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p282 p184 LON

394 1362 Thomas de Ludlow Also refered to as "City of London and suburbs of London. Vol 1 SS Recorder of the City of London Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p282 p184 LON 395 1363 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow appointed attorney to the Black Prince. Vol 4 SS (London & Salop) Ref: The Black Prince's Register, Part IV England 1351-1365 p155 396 1363 Thomas de Ludlow The Black Prince appoints Thomas de Ludlow as his Counsel for Vol 1 SS (London) Legal Business. He will receive 50s per year, to be paid by Sir Peter p185 LON de Lacy the Princes Clerk and Receiver General. Ref: Reg of Edward the Black Prince Part IV p513

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 31 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 397 1363 Thomas de Ludlow Described as Recorder to the City of London Late Justice of Oyer and Vol 1 SS (London) Terminer at St Martin le Grand, London. p186 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1360-1364 p562 398 1363 Alderman Thomas de Ludlow Appointed recorder of London: Is the Principal Legal Officer of the Vol 1 SS (London) corporation and is appointed for life by the Court of Alderman he sits p189 LON as Judge in the Mayor's Court, and also at the Central Criminal Court. Ref: Hayd Book of Dignities 1894 p493

399 1364 Thomas de Ludlow A commission, with others, of Oyer and Terminer in Kent. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p455 p186 LON 400 1364 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow and John Peeche nominated attorney for Thomas Vol 1 SS (London) de Graunsoun going abroad for one year on the Kings business. p186 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p489

401 1364 Thomas de Ludlow A commission, with others, of Oyer and Terminer in Middlesex. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p455 p187 LON 402 1364 Thomas de Ludlow A commission, with others, of Oyer and Terminer, to investigate why Vol 1 SS (London) the King's serjeants were assaulted and imprisoned in Leeds Castle, p187 LON Kent. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1361-1364 p545 403 1364 Thomas de Ludlow Commission to John Notte Mayor of London and Thomas de Ludlow, Vol 1 SS (London) Recorder of London to impound jewels, wares and other goods p187 LON smuggled into London avoiding tax by John de la Mare. Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw III Vol VII 1356-1368 p187 404 1364 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with John Notte Mayor of London and John Hiltofts, Vol 1 SS (London) Sheriff of London to investigate John Cartyn of Dunkirk for non p188 LON payment of Customs in the Port of London - tiles and herrings. Ref: Inq Misc Chan Vol III 1348-1377 p206 405 1364 Thomas de Ludlow Nominated attorney by William de Pulteneye going to Ireland on the Vol 1 SS (London) King's Service. p188 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p10 406 1364 Thomas de Ludlow Appointment of Adam de Bury, Mayor of London and Thomas de Vol 1 SS (London) Ludlow to deliver to Newgate Goal Thomas de Marre, brother of the p188 LON Earl of Marre of Scotland. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p73 407 1364 William de Ludlow Holds the Hamlet of Harpol, Northampton for one Knights fee with Vol 1 SS John de Sancto Claro. p188 NH Ref: Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol XI p400 408 1365 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer with others to investigate theft and Vol 1 SS (Feb) (London) damage at the estate of Richard, Earl of Arundel. Deer, 100 swans, p189 LON rabbits, fish, partridge and others in Sussex. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p142

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 32 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 409 1365 Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to investigate trespasses and oppressions Vol 1 SS (May) (London) against Richard Earl of Arundel and his ministers and servants in the p189 LON county of Sussex. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p147 410 1365 Thomas de Ludlow Appointed Chief Baron of the Exchequer and the Kings Clerk Emery Vol 1 SS (Oct) (London) de Shilland as Second Baron of the Exchequer. From 1365-1374 p189 LON (Book of Dignities 1894). Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p177 411 1365 Alderman Thomas de Ludlow King grants wardship of two parts of the Manors of West Tilbury and Vol 1 SS (London) Plumbergh, Essex. Late of Sir Thomas Vaghan. p189 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p178 412 1365 Thomas de Ludlow Son of William de Ludlow of Chipping Campden. Thomas having Vol 1 SS (Glos) proved his age inherits his father's estate. p190 CC Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p139 413 1365 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow and his fellow Justices in Kent - Rochester and Vol 1 SS (London) Leeds Castle. p190 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1365 p189 414 1365 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer with others in Oxfordshire & Vol 1 SS (London) Berkshire. p190 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p201 415 1365 Thomas de Ludlow Commission to make inquisition in the County of Kent. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p209 p190 LON 416 1366 Sir John de Ludlow Brother of Sir Richard de Ludlow and second son of Sir John de Vol 5 S 1366-1398 Ludlow. At the time of writing, little is known of this Ludlow. However, p33 (Stokesay and Hodnet) he married Isabel, daughter of Sir Ralph Lingen of Wigmore, Co. Hereford. She was grand-daughter of Sir Fulke Pembrugge II of Tong, Salop and widow of Sir Thomas Peytevyne. Foundress of Tong College. Died in 1447. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 417 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer with John Knyvet to deal with an Vol 1 SS (London) assault on the Kings Serjeants at Maidstone, Kent. Also at Leeds p191 LON Castle. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p277 418 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Appointed with others to deliver the Kings goal at Battle, Sussex. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p281 p191 LON 419 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Commission to inspect along the shore of the water of Thames in the Vol 1 SS (London) Marches of Deptford and Eard in Kent. p191 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p285 420 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer in the counties of Oxford and Berks Vol 1 SS (London) touching all crime. p191 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p287

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 33 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 421 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Commission to John de la Lee Steward of the household John Vol 1 SS (London) Lovekyn Mayor of London and Thomas de Ludlow Baron of the p191 LON Exchequer to make an inquisition in the City of London concerning John de la Mare who has debts and has fled the Country. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p288 422 1366 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Licence for Richard Earl of Arundel & Surrey to Enfeoff the King's son Vol 1 SS Sir John de Ludlow John Duke of Lancaster, Humphrey de Bohun Earl of Hereford, Sir p192 S and others Henry de Bello Monte Sir Roger Lestrange Sir Henry Percy Sir Walter LON Hopton various properties in Sussex. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII p364-367 p198&237 423 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Nominated attorney for the Abbot of Evesham going on pilgrimage Vol 1 SS (London) overseas by the King's Licence. p192 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p215 424 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Records death in self-defence for Richard Rowle who killed Thomas Vol 1 SS (London) de Norton. p192 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p220 425 1366 Thomas de Ludlow Pardon to William Oxecegh of the King's suit for the death of John Vol 1 SS (London) Twancegh - he killed in self-defence. p193 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p259 426 1366 Thomas de Ludlow With Robert Belknapp Justices of Assize in Essex. Vol 1 (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p272 p193 427 1366 Thomas de Ludlow With John de Cobham head a commission to sort out the estate of Sir Vol 1 SS (London) William de Septvans and his heir William who's estate is in Shepey, p194 LON Kent court to sit in Canterbury. Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol X 1327-1377 p75 428 1366 Thomas de Ludlow A writ after the death of Robert de Wachesham witnessed by Sir Vol 1 SS (London) Thomas de Ludlow. Property at Stanstead, Essex. p194 LON Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol X p1327-1377 p91 429 1366 Sir John de Ludlow And William Banastre of Hadenhall with payment for 16 days for Vol 1 S (Salop) attending Parliament. p195 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p?? 430 1366 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Sheriff of Kent calls for all land owners in Kent reps from towns & Vol 1 SS (London) boroughs to gather at Canterbury. Thomas de Ludlow and other p195 LON Lieges will hear their pleas. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p275 & 274 431 1366 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commissions in London, Surrey, Sussex, Suffolk and Essex. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p289x2, p290, p330 p196 LON & p346 432 1366 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer with others in Oxford & Berks. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p356 p197 LON 433 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission/Justices of Assize in Essex & elsewhere. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p371 & p372 p197 LON 434 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Justices of Assize in Essex. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p372 p197 LON

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 34 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 435 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer with others in Sussex, Kent and Vol 1 SS (London) Herts. p198 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p436, p436, p437 & p438 436 1367 Thomas son of William de Ludlow Is granted properties in Kent at Horton Frennyngham, Faukham & Vol 1 SS Deptford by Sir John de Kirkeby. p199 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p384 437 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission/Justices of Assize in Kent. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p336 p199 LON 438 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Sir John de Cobeham nominates Sir Thomas de Ludlow as his Vol 1 SS (London) attorney while abroad by the King's Licence. p199 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p416 439 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to investigate the hospital at Sandown near Vol 1 SS (London) Kingston on Thames. p199 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p446 440 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission/Justices of goal delivery with Robert Bilknap - Kent, Vol 1 SS (London) Surrey, Sussex, Essex, Hertford & Middlesex. p200 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1364-1367 p448 441 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Is nominated to act as attorney for John Peeche, citizen of London Vol 1 SS (London) going beyond the seas by the King's Licence. p201 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p11 442 1367 John de Ludlow Ratification of the estate of John de Ludlow as warden of the Chantry Vol 1 SS (Salop) of St Mary the Virgin and St John the Evangelist in the Church of St p201 Laurence, Ludlow. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p14 443 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow As one of the Barons of the Exchequer my keep his property in West Vol 1 SS (London) Tilbury and Plombergh Essex while his holds the office also until the p201 LON heir of Sir Thomas Vaughn comes of age. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p26 444 1367 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commissions in Kent x2. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p35&p36 p201 LON 445 1368 John de Ludlow Presentation to the Church of Whitchurch in the Diocese of Coventry Vol 1 SS (Chaplain) and Lichfield in the Kings Gift. (Whitchurch, Salop). p202 (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p83 446 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow To arbitrate in a case concerning property in Devon, Hampshire, Vol 1 SS (London) Somerset and Gloucester. p202 LON Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p469 447 1368 BLACK DEATH

448 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Oyer and Terminer to investigate the escape of prisoner from the Vol 1 SS (London) Windsor (Berks) Goal. p203 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p227

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 35 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 449 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Various commissions and Oyer and Terminer in Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, Vol 1 SS (London) Cambridge, Essex and Hertfordshire. p204 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p139, p140, p143 & p189 450 1368 Sir John de Ludlow And Robert Corbet appointed as a commission to investigate William Vol 1 S (Salop) of Wemme's behaviour against men and tenants, striking, wounding p204 and ill-treating them. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p144 451 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow A commission with others to investigate various matters of Law iin Vol 1 SS (London) Kent, Middlesex, Surrey and Sussex. p205 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p191 & p194 452 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow With Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex and others in Vol 1 SS (London) the county of Essex to hear and determine all processes and p206 LON indictments. Also with John Duke of Lancaster the same in Hertfordshire. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p194 453 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow And his fellows, guardians of the peace and Justices of Oyer and Vol 1 SS (London) Terminer in Berks. Deals with cases from Oxford and p206 LON Southamptonshire. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XII 1364-1368 p478 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow (London) provided a certificate that enabled the King to pardon Alexander Swayn, detained in the goal at Oxford Castle for the death of Robert Crouchman. Ref: Cal Close Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p155 454 1368 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer visitiing Oxford, Sussex and Berks Vol 1 SS (London) also Norfolk & Suffolk. p207 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p195, p199, p183 455 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow To investigate the escape from Wallingford Goal (Berks) of several Vol 1 SS (London) prisoners and to bring those responsible to account. p203 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p227 456 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission to investigate the state of repair of Rochester Castle, Vol 1 SS (London) Kent. Castle almost in ruins - theft of materials. Geoffrey de Say, p208 LON Constable, his brother Roger under Constable. Ref: Cal Inq Misc Chan Vol III 1348-1377 p281 457 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission to inspect various shores in Kent. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p260 p209 LON 458 1369 Sir John de Ludlow Enters into a property deal where he receives one third of The Manor Vol 1 S (Salop) of Henley Nr Ludlow. p209 Ref: PRO Feet of Fines (MF) 459 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Dealing with property problems in Kent. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p227&p250 p209 LON 460 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer in Sussex concerning property Vol 1 SS (London) belonging to Richard, Earl of Arundel. p210 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p262

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 36 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 461 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminator in Kent and Berks supervising Vol 1 SS (London) property and releases from Goal. p210 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p283 462 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow and other Justices of Oyer and Terminer in Berks. Vol 1 SS (London) Investigating the Abbot and Convent of Abingdon. p211 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p283 463 1369 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Various commissions working with others in Kent, Middlesex and Vol 1 SS (London) Essex. p211 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p285, p347 & p349

464 1369 BLACK DEATH

465 1370 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminator with others in Hertfordshire and Vol 1 SS (London) Kent. p212 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p353, p354 & p362

466 1370 BLACK DEATH

467 1370 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission to investigate the storage and sale of wheat malt and Vol 1 SS (10 Oct) (London) other grain - to stop hording and arrest those who create shortage. p213 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p473

468 1370 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commissions with others in Kent and Sussex. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p418 & p420 p214 LON 469 1371 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Grant for £40 paid into the King's hands by Thomas de Ludlow, Vol 1 SS (London) Knight, to him on the marriage of Hamo son and heir of Thomas p212 LON Vaghan, Knight, who held in chief, the King's ward. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1367-1370 p407 470 1371 John Tropenell John Tropenell appears as a witness in the Shipton Moyne deeds Vol 4 SM Thomas Tropenell (1371-1431) in the Estcourt collection (although none of the deeds p332 (Glos/Wilts) mentions the Ludlow family) Thomas Tropenell married William p333 Ludlow's (Hill Deverill) daughter Margaret, they lived at Great Chalfield 1458-1462 and John Ludlow was a trustee of the Will of Christopher Tropenell in 1501. The Ludlow's had close links with the Tropenells it therefore seems that this family may also have been instrumental in Stephen Ludlow's appearance in Shipton Moyne. The Stourtons of Stourhead are the others who may have been instrumental in Stephen Ludlow's appearance in Shipton Moyne. Ref: Tropenell family, Bgas Transactions Vol 23 also Tropenells cartulary, Wilts arch' and Natural History Society Vol 4

471 1371 Edward de Ludlow Edward son of William and Elizabeth de Ludlow of Campden - issue. Vol 4 SS 1371 - 1409 One daughter, Margaret who married Baldwin Straunge (dies 14??) p268 CC (Campden, Glos) Ref: State of Gloucester, page 309 p270

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 37 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 472 1371 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission with others to investigate every aspect of the Law and the Vol 1 SS (London) various ways the Law is being broken in Kent. p215 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p36 473 1371 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of array with others in Kent to prepare the defence of the Vol 1 SS (London) County to prepare the beacons and to appoint area deputies. p215 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p108 474 1371 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Stoke South - one of Knight's fee held by the heir of Sir William de Vol 1 S (Salop) Ludlow of Stokesay, Salop. p215 Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol XIII 1327-1377 p69 475 1371 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Two inquisitions should have been returned in the counties of Kent Vol 1 SS (London) and Middlesex, These the Escheator delivered to the Chancellor at p216 LON the Friars Preachers in the presence of the Treasurer, Sir Thomas de Ludlow and others. Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Edw III Vol XIII 1327-1377 p163 476 1371 BLACK DEATH

477 1372 Sir Thomas de Ludlow With other very distinguished people at the request of the King have Vol 1 SS (London) promised at the peril of their souls that the said covenants (money for p217 LON the King and the Bardi) shall be well and loyally kept. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XI 1370-1374 p196 478 1372 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Pardon to William Grantham of the King's suit for the death of Thomas Vol 1 SS (London) Massy, he killed in self defence by reord of Thomas de Ludlow and p217 LON fellow Justices at Newgate. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p204 479 1372 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Oyer and Terminer - impeachment of an Abbot in Berks. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p273 p217 LON 480 1372 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission/witness to Charter also appointed as Justice for keeping Vol 1 SS (London) peace in Kent. p218 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1369-1374 p448 & p479 481 1373 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Commission of Oyer and Terminer for complaint by Richard Earl of Vol 1 SS (London) Arundel and Surrey in Sussex, p218 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p308 482 1373 Sir Thomas de Ludlow A keeper of the peace in Essex and in Kent. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p308 & p314 p219 LON 483 1373 Sir John de Ludlow Sir John pays Philip de la Lee 1000 marks. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIII 1369-1374 p596 p219 484 1374 Odo de Hodnet The de Hodnet Pedigree 1150 approx. Odo de Hodnet, Balwyn de Vol 4 SS (Salop) Hodnet, Odo de Hodnet, William de Hodnet, Maud de Hodnet, p161 Laurence de Ludlow marries Maud. Ref: De Banco Rolls, Researched by Michael Faraday.

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 38 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 485 1374 Sir Laurence de Ludlow Inherits Hodnet from his mother his son Sir John is also mentioned. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: De Banco Rolls, Mich. Edw III at M607 p220

486 1374 Sir Thomas de Ludlow Death of Sir Thomas de Ludlow. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p401 p220 LON 487 1374 Sir John de Ludlow In exchange of Hodnet land for Henley Nr Ludlow. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p207 p220 488 1374 Sir John de Ludlow Commission to make inquisition in the County of Nottinghamshire. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XV 1370-1374 p489 p221 489 1374 Sir John de Ludlow To receive payment for attending Parliament at Westminster at 4 Vol 1 S (Salop) shillings per day for 29 days. Including time spent travelling to and p222 from London. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1369-1374 p612 490 1374 Sir John de Ludlow 1374: Sir John de Ludlow Vol 4 SS (Shrewsbury) 1377: Thomas de Ludlow, Lord of Oroye and John de Ludlow, p141 . Rector of Westbury. 1380: Sir John de Ludlow 1383: Richard de Ludlow and Joanna de Ludlow, wife of Sir. . . John de Ludlow 1389: Thomas de Ludlow of Chipping Campden Ref: Shewsbury Borough Registration Book (SRO 3365/67) 491 1375 Thomas de Ludlow Institution of John Wenrick, Priest, presented by Thomas de Ludlow, Vol 4 CC (Chipping Sodbury) Lord of the Moiety of the town of Campden to the Chapel of St p384 SS Katherine of Campden. Ref: Worc. Diocese Register of Sede Vacante FO194a 492 1375 BLACK DEATH

493 1376 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas son of William de Ludlow (IPM 1349) - his wifes name was Vol 4 SS 1344-1376 Elizabeth. p336 CC (Chipping Campden) Ref: Chan. IPM File 389, No 4 494 1376 Sir John de Ludlow To receive payment for attending Parliament at Westminster at 4 Vol 1 S (Salop) shillings per day for 82 days. Including time spent travelling to and p223 from London. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1369-1374 p428 495 1376 Sir John de Ludlow Charter granting (of John de Hopton) to Sir John de Ludlow and Sir Vol 1 S (Salop) William de Halughton and their heirs a yearly rent of 40 marks. p223 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw III Vol XIV 1369-1374 p430 496 1377 Death of Edward III (1327-1377). Richard II succeeds.

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 39 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 497 1377 Sir John de Ludlow Commission with other to investigate Woodland at Lithewode Salop. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Inq Misc Chan Vol IV 1377-1388 p24 p224

498 1377 Sir John de Ludlow With others appointed collector of Poll Tax in Salop. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw III Vol VIII 1356-1368 p388 p224 499 1377 Sir John de Ludlow Appointed with others as a Justice of the Peace in Salop. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol I 1377-1381 p40 p225 500 1377 Sir John de Ludlow To receive payment for attending Parliament at Westminster at 4 Vol 1 S (Salop) shillings per day for 70 days including travel to and from London. p225 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol 1 1377-1381 p105 501 1377 Brother To manage the Priory of Ravendale (West) and all its lands and Vol 1 SS Richard Ludlow possessions for as long as the war with France shall endure. p226 (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol IX 1377-1381 p71 502 1378 Thomas de Ludlow Thomas de Ludlow, son of William de Ludlow involved in a property Vol 4 CC (Chipping Campden) deal in Campden. Elizabeth, his wife also mentioned. p384 SS Ref: Cal. Pat. Rolls Ric II pt 5 m5 p202 503 1378 Sir John de Ludlow A property deal with Sir John de Hopton re Manors of Hopton Co Vol 1 S (Salop) Salop and of Staunton Co Hereford. p226 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol I 1377-1381 p131 504 1378 Sir Thomas de Ludlow (late) Master Adam, the late King's surgeon takes custody of two thirds of Vol 1 SS (London) the Manors West Tilbury and Plombergh formerly in the hands of the p226 LON late Thomas de Ludlow. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol I 1377-1381 p213 505 1378 Sir John de Ludlow Pardon, at the supplication of John de Ludlow to Thomas Hodnet for Vol 1 S (Salop) the death of John Westenbull. p226 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol I 1377-1381 p226 506 1378 Thomas son of William de Ludlow Property held in chief and for the property to be granted by the Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Feoffees to Thomas de Ludlow and his wife Elizabeth. Their heirs. p226 CC Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol I 1377-1381 p202

507 1378 Sir John de Ludlow A Commissioner of array with others in Salop. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol I 1377-1381 p202 p227 508 1378 Sir John de Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol IX 1377-1383 p114 p227 509 1380 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow was not a Burguess but was enrolled as a 'Portman' Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) which meant that he had certain priviliges within the town, especially p334 trading rights. Ref: Gloucester Corporation Records 510 1380 John Ludlow of Oxford First mentioned as a Poll Tax payer subsequently plays various rolls in Vol 1 SS Oxford. He was MP for Oxford in 1395. For further info, see research. p228 OX Ref: Hist of Parliament H of C 1386-1421 p649

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 40 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 511 1380 Thomas de Ludlow With others appointed a collector of taxes in Gloucestershire. Vol 1 SS (Glos) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Vol IX 1377-1383 p187 p228 CC 512 1380 Sir John de Ludlow With others appointed a Commissioner of array for Shropshire. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol I 1377-1381 p474 p229 513 1380 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow was enrolled as a Portman on the payment of a fine Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) of 6 pence. (He had certain trading privileges). p400 Ref: Rolls of Fines. Pro Glos GBR C9/1 514 1381 Ludlow Hall Oxford First mentioned in 1330. The Hall was built of timber frame with clay Vol 1 SS and straw filling with thatched roof. Stood beside the Spicers Hall, p230 SH later known as a Great University Hall. Demolished in 1668 to make way for University College, Oxford. Ref: Vic. Hist. of the County of Oxford Vol III OUP 1954 515 1381 William de Ludlow Pardon on the recommendation of the Earl of Stafford to Hugh de Vol 1 SS (Salop) Wythyford for the death of William de Ludlow (1380), Sir John p231 Ludlow's brother. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol II 1377-1381 p555 516 1382 Sir John de Ludlow Sir John dies and Sir Richard de Ludlow succeeds to the Stokesay Vol 1 S (Salop) and Hodnet Estates. Sir Johns wife is provided for. p232 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol IX 1377-1383 p289 517 1382 Thomas de Ludlow With others appointed Tax Collector in Gloucestershire. Vol 1 SS (Glos) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol IX 1377-1383 p339 p233 CC 518 1382 Sir John de Ludlow Sir John de Ludlow had a large estate - many properties and manors. Vol 4 SS 1327-1382 Ref: Cal of IPM Vol XV 1-7 Rich II HMSO 1970 p337 S (Stokesay) p338 519 1383 Sir Richard de Ludlow Property transaction involving Richard and his brother John. Edmund Vol 1 S (Salop) Ludlow (Clerk) also involved land in Hodnet, Pepelowe and Heyford, p233 Salop. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol II 1381-1385 p220 520 1383 Sir Richard de Ludlow Son and heir of Sir John de Ludlow (late) revocation of protection for Vol 1 S (Salop) two years lately granted to Richard de Ludlow as going overseas on p233 the King's service. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol II 1381-1385 p306 521 1384 Thomas de Ludlow With others appointed to collect taxes in Gloucestershire. Vol 1 SS (Glos) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol X 1383-1391 p48 p234 CC 522 1384 R de Ludlow (Robert) Vicar Ludlow was Vicar of St Peter's Church, Diddlebury from 1384 - 1387. Vol 5 SS (Diddlebury, Salop) His name is the second to be recorded on the board. p41 Ref: St Peter's Church Records 523 1384 Sir Richard de Ludlow Sir Richard and his brother John, executors of their father Sir John de Vol 1 S (Salop) Ludlow against Joan his wife regarding Stokesay and Hodnet, Salop. p234 Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 41 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 524 1384 Thomas de Ludlow of Kent Mentioned with Thomas Lee of Salop, John Isury of Wiltshire and Vol 1 SS (London) Thomas Abraham of Southamptonshire. p234 LON Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol II 1381-1385 p559 525 1385 Sir Thomas de Ludlow (late) His wife Katherine marries John Holdegryme of Tooting. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol II 1381-1385 p621 p234 LON 526 1386 Sir Richard de Ludlow Witnessed the Earl of Gloucesters death. The Earl held many Vol 1 S (Salop) properties in Salop the a Bishop of Canterbury and Bishop of Hereford p235 also Sir Richard Scrope and Sir John Deveros swore on oath that Richard was present. Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Ric II Vol XVI 1377-1399 p161&162 527 1386 Henry Ludlow Instructed by an attorney to sell various properties in Essex. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol III 1385-1389 p135 p235 LON 528 1386 Thomas de Ludlow No longer going to Spain with John Duke of Lancaster, on the King's Vol 1 SS (London/Middlesex) Service. Protection cancelled. p236 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol III 1385-1389 p192 529 1386 Henry Ludlow A grant for life by Robert, Bishop of London ot the Office of Parker of Vol 1 SS (London) the Bishops Park of Croundon Co. Essex. 2 pence per day pasture for p236 LON one horse and two cows and a robe of office. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol III 1385-1389 p244 530 1387 Thomas de Ludlow Named as one of several tenants of a Manor called Rokeslee, Kent. Vol 1 SS (London/Kent) Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Ric II Vol XVI 1377-1399 p238 p237 LON K 531 1387 Sir Richard de Ludlow Appointment of Richard Ludlow and Thomas Yonge to enquire into Vol 1 S (Salop) matters relating to Wenlock Priory and an assault on John Blyke in p237 Shrewsbury. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol III 1385-1389 p388 532 1388 Thomas Ludlow Mentioned as a collector of taxes in Gloucestershire. Vol 1 SS (Glos) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol X 1383-1391 p211 p238 CC 533 1388 Sir Richard de Ludlow Summoned to Parliament - to receive payment of 4 shillings per day x Vol 1 S (Salop) 111 days likewise to Sir William Hungerford. p238 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol III 1385-1389 p494 & p495 534 1388 Edmund Ludlow Parson of Wystanstowe, Salop Vol 1 SS (Salop) Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) p238 535 1388 Sir Richard de Ludlow Commissioner of the Peace and of Oyer and Terminer with 4 others in Vol 1 S Salop. p23 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol III 1385-1389 p545 536 1388 Battle of Otterburn The Battle of Otterburn, Northumberland. Vol 1 - Northumberland Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross p239 537 1388 Robert de Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire. Vol 1 SS (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol X 1383-1391 p249 p241

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 42 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 538 1389 William de Ludlow Mentioned as of Surrey. A collector of taxes. Vol 1 SS (Surrey) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol III 1385-1389 p664 p241 SU 539 1389 Robert de Ludlow To enquire touching evil-doers who burgled the vicar of Diddlesbury's Vol 1 SS (Salop) home and stole his goods and chattels. p242 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1388-1392 p54 540 1389 Thomas Ludlow Collector of taxes in Kent. Vol 1 LON (Kent) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II 1383-1391 p282 p242 SS K 541 1389 John Ludlow Described as a brewer. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p46 p242 LON 542 1389 William Ludlow Licence for William Ludlow to pass beyond the sea to the Roman Vol 1 SS (Salop) Court to obtain benefices, with cure or without. p242 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1388-1392 p175 543 1390 Sir Richard de Ludlow Sir Richard Ludlow died unmarried. He handed over his inheritance to Vol 4 SS 1361-1390 his brother John, sometime before his death. Also mentioned, p339 S Stokesay Edmund de Ludlow and Robert de Ludlow. Ref: Cal IM Vol XV 1-7 Rich II HMSO 1970 544 1390 Late Sir Thomas de Ludlow The publication of letters patent and private charters involving Sir Vol 1 SS (London) Thomas de Ludlow between 1370 and 1373 - re Cobham College, p244 LON Kent. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1388-1392 p221 545 1390 Sir Richard de Ludlow Was appointed Sheriff of Shropshire but later disqualified he died in Vol 1 S (Salop) the same year. p245 Ref: Hist of Salop Vol III by G C Baugh 546 1390 Edmund Ludlow Ratification of the estate of Edmund de Ludlow as parson of Vol 1 SS (Salop) Wistanstowe, Salop he was originally proposed for this role by Sir p245 Richard and was an executor of Richards Estate. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1388-1392 p190 547 1390 Sir Richard de Ludlow The John Darras case rumbles on Sir Richard and others are Vol 1 S (Salop) mentioned. p246 Ref: Cal of Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p199 548 1390 Sir Richard de Ludlow Attends Parliament again and is given a 4 shilling a day allowance to Vol 1 S (Salop) include travel time for 30 days. p247 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p306 549 1390 Sir Richard de Ludlow Makes a legal undertaking not to harm Edmund de Ludlow, Parson. Vol 1 S (Salop) (They appear to have fallen out). p247 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p302 550 1390 Sir Richard de Ludlow Described as of Hodnet, Salop. Died 12 Dec 1390 aged 30. Estate Vol 1 S (Salop) passes to his brother John. Richard was unmarried. p243 Ref: Hist of Parliament (Commons) 1386-1421 p649

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 43 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 551 1390 Late Sir Richard de Ludlow Inquisition taken at Shrewsbury. A substantial estate listed. John de Vol 1 S (Salop) Ludlow (brother) and Robert and Edmund de Ludlow executors also p248 mentioned. Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Ric II Vol XVI 1377-1399 p407 552 1391 John de Ludlow Ratification of the estate of John de Ludlow as Vicar of St Michael's Vol 1 SS (Warwick) Coventry, Warwickshire. p249 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1388-1392 p379 553 1391 Ludlow Hall Oxford Pleasure and herb gardens are mentioned. Wall removed separating Vol 1 SS the Ludlow Hall and Spicers Hall Gardens. The two united gardens p250 SH were replanned - trees were included. Ref: Vic Hist of county of Oxford Vol III p81 554 1391 John de Ludlow Ratification of the estate of John de Ludlow as warden of the Chantry Vol 1 SS (Salop) of St Mary and St John the Evangelist in the Church of St Laurence p250 Ludlow. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II vol IV 1388-1392 p420 555 1391 John de Ludlow Sheriff of London writ: In favour of John de Ludlow and others who Vol 1 LON (London) were threatened by several men listed. p251 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p251 556 1391 William de Ludlow As guarantor of good behaviour by William de Kentesden, Vicar of Vol 1 SS (Salop) Erlyngham during his visit to Rome. p251 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p492 557 1391 Richard de Ludlow Sheriff of London writ: in favour of Richard Ludlow and others who Vol 1 SS (London) were threatened by several men listed. p251 LON Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p524 558 1392 Edward de Ludlow Edward de Ludlow was 21 years old when his father died. Vol 4 SS (1371-1409) Ref: Inq PM 11 Hen IV No 18 p270 CC (Chipping Campden) 559 1392 Robert Ludlow Citizen and Baker of London is given substantial property at Vol 1 LON (London) Farningham, North Kent by William Godman citizen and mercer of p253 K London. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol IV 1389-1392 p553 560 - Robert Ludlow NOTE: Robert and Thomas Ludlow of London and Kent could Gen - Thomas Ludlow possibly be the sons of the late Sir Thomas Ludlow of London, Essex Info and Kent. 561 1392 Thomas de Ludlow The death of Thomas de Ludlow of Chipping Campden, Glos Vol 1 SS (Glos) recorded. p253 CC Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Rich II Vol XI 1391-1399 p85

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 44 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 562 1392 The late Thomas Ludlow and his The King grants William Willecote, King's Esquire with the care of Vol 1 SS son Edward. (Glos) Ludlow property in Chipping Campden until Edward reaches lawful p253 CC age. Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol XI 1391-1399 p68 563 1392 The late Thomas Ludlow and his As above but Edward is married and is aged 21 years. Vol 1 SS son Edward. (Glos) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol XI 1391-1399 p61 p254 CC 564 1393 John Ludlow A beneficiary of the Will of Richard Myllton of Monmouth. Vol 4 SS Easter (Trefnant, Wales) Ref: Probate & Admin, Bishop of Hereford (B/14) p386 565 1393 John Ludlow Holds the appointment of Bailiff of Oxford. Vol 1 SS (Oxford) Ref: Hist of the County of Oxford Vol IV p69 p254 OX 566 1394 Thomas Ludlow Pardon to Thomas Ludlow for the death of Robert Trostel killed in the Vol 1 SS (Derby) house of Richard Lord at Derby. p255 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol V 1391-1396 p409 567 1394 Richard Ludlow Mention of Philip Irish Servant of Richard Ludlow of Warwick, Baker. Vol 1 SS (Warwick) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol V 1391-1396 p461 p253 WAR

568 1394 Thomas Ludlow Esquire Protection going to Ireland on the King's service in the company of Vol 1 SS (London?) Thomas Duke of Gloucester. p255 LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol V 1391-1396 p490 569 1394 William Wotton alias Ludlow Presentation of Master William Wotton alias Ludlow Chaplain of a Vol 1 - (Oxford) Chantry of St Anne in the Church of All Saints Oxford to the Church of p255 Queynton in the diocese of Lincoln. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol V 1391-1396 p505 570 1394 Edmund Ludlow With other Parsons visiting the Church of St Paul, London involved in Vol 1 SS Parson of Winstanstow an affray with other members of the Church. p256 (Salop) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol V 1392-1396 p270 571 1394 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow inherits his fathers property in Chipping Campden. Vol 1 SS (Glos) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol V 1392-1396 p207 p256 CC

572 1395 John Ludlow Traded as a Spicer. Was Bailiff of Oxford several times, property Vol 4 - MP for Oxford owner and town Benefactor. p118 Ref: Hist. of Parliament, H of C 1386 - 1421 pt III J S Roskell 573 1395 John Ludlow John Ludlow with nine others appointed a collector of taxes for Vol 1 SS (Hereford) Herefordshire. p257 SH Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Ric II Vol XI 1391-1399 p139 574 1395 Edmund Ludlow Mentioned with others. Vol 1 SS (Surrey) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol V 1392-1396 p407 p258 SU 575 1395 John Ludlow Burguess and Receives payment for attending Parliament 2 shillings a day for 22 Vol 1 SS MP for Oxford days. p258 OX Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol V 1392-1396 p419 576 1395 Thomas Ludlow Mentioned as a witness. Vol 1 LON (Kent) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol V 1392-1396 p492 p258 SS K

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 45 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 577 1395 Richard Ludlow Mentioned in a writ issued by the Sheriff of London. Vol 1 SS (Salop) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol V 1392-1396 p258 p258 LON 578 1395 Geoffrey Ludlow Appointed Chancellor of Llandaff University, Cardiff. Now University Vol 4 SS also Walker Chancellor of Wales Institute. p50 (of Llandaff University) Ref: The Welsh Diocese, Vol XI by John le Neve, Athlone Press 1965

579 1395 Benedicta de Ludlow The daughter of Sir John de Ludlow. Married Sir Richard Vernon of Vol 5 S aprox (Stokesay) Haddon, Derbyshire and of Tong Castle, Salop. Buried with her p46 husband at Tong. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 580 1396 Edmund Ludlow James Dyneley appoints Edmund Ludlow as his attorney for one year Vol 1 SS (Salop) while he James visits Ireland. p259 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric II Vol VI 1396-1399 p21 581 1397 John Ludlow A Monk - Benedictine. Westminster Abbey 1397-1398. Scholar at Vol 4 SS Oxford, probably Gloucester College in 1401-1405. Deacon in St p46 Mary's, Oxford. First Mass 1402-3. Died October 1408. Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden 582 1397 John Ludlow Monk, Westminster John Ludlow Monk Benedictine, Westminster Abbey, ADM 1397-98. Vol 1 SS Abbey, Scholar at Oxford Scholar at Oxford, Gloucester College in 1401-1405, ordained 1399 p259 died Oct 1408. Ref: Bio Register of the Uni of Oxford Vol II 1958 p1173 583 1397 Sir John de Ludlow Sir John de Ludlow through his attorney seeking compensation from Vol 1 S (Salop) those who have not cared for his property in Ludlow. The properties p259 were let by his father. Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 584 1397 Sir William de Ludlow The son of Sir John Ludlow. Steward of the Kings Castle of Vol 5 S 1397-1474 Montgomery returned Knight of the Shire for Co. Salop in 1425. p46 (Stokesay and Hodnet) Sheriff of Shropshire in 1423, 1432, 1436, 1442 abd 1447. Attended Parliament twenty times between 1420 and 1469. Appointed Justice of the Peace in 1434. Married Maud (surname unknown) had three sons Richard, Humphrey and Maurice. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 585 1398 The Stourton family of Shipton The Stourtons of Wiltshire (Stourhead) were a substantial family with Vol 4 CC Moyne, Glos and at Stourton, considerable influence, they were near neighbours of the Hill Deverill p285 Wilts Ludlows. It is quite possible that the Stourtons helped Stephen p286 Ludlow (a 4th son) settle in Shipton Moyne in about 1480/90. p287 Ref: State of Gloucestershire, p646, p647 & p648

586 1398 Sir John de Ludlow Sir John de Ludlow dies - his heir is William de Ludlow aged one year. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol VI 1396-1399 p334 p262

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 46 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 587 1398 Sir John de Ludlow Inquisition - Sir John de Ludlow taken at Ludlow substantial estate left Vol 1 S (Salop) to his son - William. Edmund Ludlow (Clerk) also mentioned. p263 Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Ric II Vol XVII 1377-1399 p426 588 1399 Geoffrey Ludlow alias Walker, Geoffrey Ludlow perpetual Vicar of Burford excommunicated for Vol 1 SS Chaplain, Oxford contumacy. Ludlow appeals to the Papalsee. p264 OX Burford in the diocese of Lincoln. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Ric II Vol VI 1396-1399 p523 589 1399 Sir William Stourton William was the only son of John de Stourton of Stourton (Stourhead) Vol 3 Stourton, Wilts Wilts. William married Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Sir John p117 - Moyne of Shipton Moyne, Glos; Maddington, Wilts and Easton, Essex. p122 William Stourton was Steward of the Principality of Wales (1402) he died in 1403. Sir William must have known the Ludlows of Shropshire since the seat of Government of Wales was situated in Ludlow Castle. Sir William's heir was his only son, Sir John de Stourton, who at his fathers death was underage until 1422 when he became fully responsible for the Family Estates including Shipton Moyne. He also became 2nd Baron Stourton, deid 1479. His son John succeeded as 3rd Baron Stourton. The Stourton family were very much Wiltshire based at Stourton and at Mere which is nearby. The Ludlow family were based at Maiden Bradley and Hill Deverill which is approx 3 miles from Stourton.

From all accounts the Ludlows at this time were on friendly terms with the Stourtons. 3rd Baron died in 1484.There are good grounds for believing that a presently unknown Ludlow could have approached the Stourton family for help in finding a 4th son, Stephen, a land holding on a Stourton owned Estate. Stephen Ludlow, born about 1470 farmed land at Shipton Moyne. His son John Ludlow became the tenant of the Manor of Shipton Moyne, Glos. (See pedigree). Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p44 (* also a contribution by Robin Ludlow)

590 1399 Richard II Richard II dies. Henry IV succeeds deposed in 1399 by Henry Gen - Deposed Bolingbroke who usurped the throne as Henry IV. Richard was Info probably murdered in Pontefact Castle in Feb 1400. The Lancastrian Period starts. 591 1400 William Ludlow MP for Ludgershall, Wilts, 1432, 1433, 1435, 1437. MP for Salisbury Vol 3 SS to Yeoman of the Cellar to Henry IV, 1439, 1440 MP for Ludgershall 1453, 1454, 1455, 1456. Yeoman of p185 HD 1478 V & VI the Cellar, Gauger of London 1437-1450 Gauger of Hull 1443-1450 (Hill Deverill, Wilts) and various other appointments. Full Biography published. Ref: History of Parliament Members Biog 1439-1509

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 47 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 592 1400 Ludlow Wills References to several hundred Ludlow Wills. Vol 4 - to p85 1890 to p101 593 1400 William Ludlow William Ludlow was in the Woollen Cloth business. He was a Servitor, Vol 5 HD 1400 (Aprox)-1478 Yeoman and subsequently a Serjt. of the Cellar to Henry IV, V, VI. He p48 (Hill Deverill, Wilts) was MP for Ludgershall, Wilts and later MP for Salisbury. He was given Hill Deverill Manor, Wilts in 1438. However, he spent much of his time in London and Salisbury, Hill Deverill being isolated and in the middle of the wild Wiltshire Downs. He was styled "a Kings Servant" he travelled abroad on the Kings business. He built the original Blue Boar Hostelry in Salisbury. He died in 1478 and was buried in St Thomas' Church, Salisbury. See IPM. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

594 1400 Robert Ludlow An inquisition of Sir Brian de Cornewaille. Robert Ludlow and others Vol 1 SS (Northampton) granted the Manor of Norton by Daventry. p265 NH Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Henry IV Vol XVIII 1399-1405 p25 595 1400 Edmund de Ludlow (Clerk) Mentioned again re his involvement in the Wotton Priory Farm Vol 1 SS (Salop) Management. p265 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p57&58 596 1400 Thomas Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Kent and keeper of the Castle of Canterbury. Vol 1 LON (London/Kent) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p94 p265 SS K 597 1401 Edward Ludlow William Grevill, Senior, of Chipping Campden re-settlement - Deed of Vol 4 CC Alice Ludlow Trust. Edward and Alice involved. Properties called Mulcote, p385 SS (Chipping Campden) Warwicks, and the Manor of Meon, Glos. Ref: PRO Glos - U269 598 1401 Edward Ludlow Parts with his share of Milcote Manor, Co Warwick to William Grevell Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden (Glos) of Chipping Campden, Glos. p268 CC Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1401-1405 p2 599 1401 John Ludlow of Bedwardyn His servant leaves his employ without licence (Walter Cressset). Vol 1 SS (Salop) Ludlow is described as a Merchant. Cressett to be arrested. p268 Ref: PRO Coram Rege Rolls. (MF) 600 1401 Thomas Ludlow Order to Thomas Ludlow to deliver the County of Kent and Castle of Vol 1 LON Sheriff of Kent Canterbury to John Diggs by indenture. p268 SS Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p143 K 601 1401 Ealfrid Ludlow Vicar Vicar of St Mary's, Chettle, Dorset (Nr Blandford) from 1401 - 1403. Vol 5 SS (Chettle, Dorset) Ref: St Mary's Church Records p48

602 1402 Edward Ludlow Appointed an Escheator for Gloucestershire. Vol 1 SS (Glos) ESCHEAT: The reversion of property to the Crown in the absence of p268 CC Legal heirs. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1401-1405 p133

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 48 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 603 1402 Battle of Homildon Hill The Battle of Homildon Hill, Northumberland in the summer of 1402 Gen - Northumberland Hen IV took an army to Wales while he was there, the Scots attacked Info in the North. Percy Earl of Northumberland raised an army and heavily defeated the Scots. Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 604 1402 Edward Ludlow Mentioned in the inquisition of William Grevell of Chipping Campden. Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Also mentioned is Robert Corbet of Salop. p271 CC Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Hen IV Vol XVII 1399-1405 p204 605 1402 Thomas Ludlow Writ - owing money to several people formerly Sheriff of Kent. Vol 1 LON London/Kent Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1402-1405 p120 p271 SS K 606 1403 Battle of Shrewsbury The Percys from Northumberland tried to support the rebellious Welsh. Gen - (Salop) Henry IV and his son Prince Hal confronted Percy (Hotspur) three Info miles north of Shrewsbury. The King won, Prince Hal was wounded, Hotspur was killed. "The worst battle that ever came to England and the unkindest". Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 607 1403 Richard Ludlow Mentioned as Parson of St Mary, Somerset in the City of London. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1402-1405 p132 p272 LON 608 1403 Richard Ludlow Commitment to brother Richard Ludlow prior of the alien Priory of St Vol 1 SS (London) Clare by mainprise of Thomas Ludlow of Kent and John Spark of p272 LON Thomas Ludlow Hertford of the keeping (temp) of the Priory. (Kent) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p211 609 1403 Thomas Ludlow With others appointed Escheator in Kent. Vol 1 LON (Kent) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1401-1405 p358 p273 SS K 610 1403 Edward Ludlow Commission with four others to assemble able bodied men. Arm and Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) horse them and take them to Chepstow soonest to resist Welsh p273 CC rebels. Recruitment from areas in West Gloucestershire. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1401-1405 p440 611 1404 Edward Ludlow Edward Ludlow Escheator for Gloucestershire. Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1402-1405 p417 p273 CC 612 1404 Walter Ludlow Friar, Augustinian. Oxford Convent in 1404. D. Theology. Attended a Vol 4 SS (Oxford University) convocation of the University in March 1414. p45 Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden 613 1404 Thomas Ludlow Appointed collector of taxes (with others) in Kent. Vol 1 SS (Kent) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p255 p273 LON K

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 49 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 614 1404 Edward Ludlow Escheator in Gloucestershire and the adjacent march of Wales. Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p272 p274 CC 615 1405 Edward Ludlow Escheator in Gloucestershire dealing with Robert Corbets property in Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) the County. p274 CC Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p294 616 1405 Richard Ludlow Prior of St Clare writ to set free John Iprys (Waterman) etc. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1402-1405 p499 p274 LON 617 1405 Edmund de Ludlow Involved in a legal matter. Vol 1 SS (Salop) Parson of Wystanstowe, Salop. p275 Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 618 1405 Edward Ludlow Escheator in Gloucestershire. Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1402-1405 p432 p275 CC 619 1405 Edward Ludlow Escheator in Gloucestershire - to partition into two equal parts all the Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) lands which Thomas Berkley of Coberley held of the King between his p275 CC two married daughters. Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XII 1399-1405 p308 620 1405 Edward Ludlow Inquisition before Edward Ludlow escheator in the county of Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Gloucester at Berkeley dealing with Philip Longe's treason. p277 CC Ref: Cal Inq Misc Vol VII 1399-1422 p161 621 1405 Edward Ludlow Order to Edward Ludlow escheator in the county of Gloucester to take Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) fealty of John Greene etc. p277 CC Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XIII 1405-1413 p22 622 1405 Edward Ludlow Escheator in the county of Gloucester dealing with property problem. Vol 1 SS Chipping Campden (Glos) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol VIII 1405-1409 p15 p277 CC

623 1405 George Ludlow Supposed to be the brother of William Ludlow of Hill Deverill, travelled Vol 4 - and his poems to the Holy Land iin 1420/25. Fought at the Seige of Orleans, France. p39 Outdrank the renound three drinkers of Bletchingley, Surrey in 1434. to Ref: Harrison Family Collection of Poems p44

624 1405 GENERAL INFORMATION Black Death Vol 1 - p279 - 625 1406 Edward Ludlow Edward Ludlow dies. Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Escheator for Gloucestershire. (Alice was his wife) p279 CC Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol III 1405-1408 p246 626 1406 John Ludlow John Ludlow described as a Tailor also William Ludlow Chaplain. Vol 1 SS William Ludlow (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol III 1405-1409 p117 p278 LON 627 1408 Edmund Ludlow Probably the same Edmund from Salop managing land and property Vol 1 LON (of Merton, Surrey) of Priory and Convent of Merton. p280 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol III 1405-1408 p393 SU

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 50 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 628 1408 John Ludlow Two writs. John Ludlow mentioned in both also of Bedfordshire. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol III 1405-1409 p389 & p392 p280 LON 629 1408 Richard Ludlow Described as a Tailor. Vol 1 SS (London) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol III 1405-1409 p407 p281 LON 630 1408 John Ludlow Presentation of John Ludlow Vicar of Waybridge, Surrey to move to Vol 1 SS (Waybridge, Surrey) Autby, Lincs. p281 SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol IV 1408-1413 p27 631 1408 William & Isabel Ludlow Inquisition of Fulk Penbridge, Knight William & Isabel Ludlow Vol 1 SS (Tong, Salop) mentioned frequently. p282 Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Hen IV Vol XVII 1399-1413 p210 632 1409 Edward Ludlow Will proved of Chipping Campden, Glos. Vol 4 SS (Glos) Ref: 20 Marche - 1383-1558 p71 CC 633 1409 Margaret de Ludlow Margaret was heiress to Manor. She married Sir Baldwin Straunge a Vol 4 SS (1395-1419) decendant of Sir John Straunge who enabled John de Ludlow to p270 CC (Chipping Campden) occupy the Manor in 1287. Ref: Inq PM 10 Hen VI 634 1409 Edward Ludlow I give my body to be buried in the Parish Church of Campden to which Vol 4 CC (Chipping Campden) I bequeath 5 marks, and £4 to be distributed to the poor. All the rest p384 SS of my goods I give to Alice, my wife and John Grevell whom I make my executors. Ref: Glos Library, Hockaday Abstracts PCC Marche 20 635 1409 Thomas Ludlow Executor of the will of Thomas Buns, Oxford. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol IV 1408-1413 p120 p283 636 1409 Late Edward Ludlow Escheator - to hold all lands/property belonging to the late Thomas Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Musgrove in Gloucestershire, Salop and the adjacent march of Wales p283 CC and Worcestershire. Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen IV Vol XIII 1405-1413 637 1409 Edward Ludlow Edward Ludlow dies - Margaret his heir is 14 years and more. He Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) leaves property in London in Walbrook, Tower Street, Mincing Lane p284 CC and Fenchurch. He granted by Charter his property in Chipping Campden to John Grevell. Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Vol XIX Hen IV 1405-1413 p252 638 1409 Edward Ludlow of Chipping Campden, Glos. Will proved, 20 Marche. Vol 4 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) Ref: Index of Wills proved Perogative Court, Canterbury Vol II 1383- p89 CC 1558 639 1410 Laurence Ludlow Pardon to Laurence Ludlow of Boston Lincs for the death of John Vol 1 SS (Linc) Lemyng of Boston. p284 LIN Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol IV 1408-1413 p232

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 51 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 640 1410 Late Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow died without an heir so the King granted his property Vol 1 SS (Northampton) to John Carpenter - a Kings Servant. p284 NH Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol IV 1408-1413 p235 641 1410 Late Edward Ludlow City of London Escheator and the Escheator for Gloucestershire have Vol 1 SS (Chipping Campden, Glos) unravelled the true ownership of the Ludlow properties in the City and p285 CC in Campden. Margaret is Edwards daughter and is heir. Margaret is married to Baldwin Straunge. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol IV 1409-1413 p21 642 1410 Late Sir John Ludlow More complicated information about the Vernons, Ludlows and Vol 1 SS William Ludlow Penbrugge of Tong, Salop. p286 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen IV Vol IV 1408-1413 p280 643 1411 Richard Ludlow Mentioned as a Clerk possibly from Salop and London. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol IV 1409-1413 p228 p287 LON 644 1413 William Ludlow "Brookhouse Mill" formerly Ludlowes stands by Greenhouse Lane and Vol 4 - (Painswick, Glos) was possibly the copyhold called Phippes Mill, which was transferred p318 to William Ludlow by Robert Minsterworth in 1413. Ref: History of the County of Glos. Vol XI 645 1413 King Henry IV dies On the 20 March in the Jerusalem Chamber in Westminster Abbey of Gen - Lemosy. He was burried in Canterbury Cathedral. His son Henry V Info suceeds to the Throne. 646 1413 Fulk Vernon The Vernons inter married with the Ludlows, heir of Fulk Pembrugge Vol 4 - 1413-1449 of Tong. p149 (Tong & Haddon) Ref: Hist of Parliament Biogs 1439-1509 647 1415 GENERAL INFORMATION Battle of Agincourt and the Battle of Harfleur Vol 1 - FRANCE p288 - 648 1416 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow married Nicholas Fitzherbert of Norbury, Derby. Vol 4 SS (Salop) Ref: Genealogist Magazine, New Series, Vol II p160 649 1416 Richard Ludlow (Vicar) Presentation of Richard Ludlow Chaplain to the Vicarage of the Vol 1 SS Church of Upchurch in the diocese of Canterbury, Kent. p287 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen V Vol II 1416-1422 p55 650 1416 Sir Walter Hungerford and family The Hungerfords, de Moleyns, and Strange families have Shropshire Vol 3 - and Wiltshire associations with the Ludlows. p401 Ref: Burkes Peerage and Baronetage 1930 p2242 & p2243 651 1417 Richard Ludlow (Vicar) Moves from Upchurch, Kent to the Church of Leyton in London. Vol 1 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen V Vol II 1416-1422 p123 p288 652 1417 William Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen V Vol XIV 1413-1422 p215 p288

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 52 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 653 1418 Robert Ludlow Robert Ludlow shoemaker and burghess of Bristol, Glos. His wife Vol 4 SS William Ludlow Agnes and sons William and Roger mentioned in his will. p325 Roger Ludlow Ref: Bristol and Glos' Arch' Society, an analysis, Charles Taylor. 1889 (Bristol, Glos) 654 1418 Sir William Vernon He was the son of Sir Richard Vernon and his wife Benedicta de Vol 4 - 1418-1467 Ludlow both buried at Tong. p150 (Tong & Haddon) Ref: Hist of Parliament, Biogs 1439-1509 655 1419 William Ludlow With Sir Richard Lacon, William Ludlow to be guardians of Gilbert Lord Vol 1 S (Salop) Talbots property in Hereford and Salop. p289 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen V Vol XIV 1413-1422 p268 656 1419- John Ludlow John Ludlow represents Salop with others at Parliament at Sevenoaks Vol 1 S 1420 William Ludlow 1419. William Ludlow the same at Westminster in 1420. p290 (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen V Vol II 1416-1422 p458

657 1421 Edmund Ludlow Appointed collector of taxes in Surrey. Vol 1 SS (Surrey) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen V Vol XIV 1413-1422 p416 p290 SU 658 1422 King Henry V dies He died on the 31 August 1422 at the Castle of Bois - de Vincennes, Gen - France and was buried at Westminster. He was succeeded by his son Info Henry VI. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 659 1422 John Ludlow John was eldest son of William Ludlow of Hill Deverill, married firstly Vol 5 HD 1422 (Aprox)-1488 Lora daughter of Thomas Ringwood, of Ringwood, Hants. They had p53 (Hill Deverill, Wilts and one child, John. He married secondly Christine from Southampton - Southampton, Hants) there were children. See IPM/Will. John and Christine spent much of their time in Southampton. John died in 1488. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

660 1422 Edmund Ludlow Appointed collector of taxes for Surrey. Vol 1 SS (Surrey) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XV 1422-1430 p6 p29 SU 661 1422 Richard Ludlow As Serjeant of the Cellar Richard was given custody by the King of the Vol 1 LON (London/Surrey) Manor and Park, Henley on the Heath Surrey (Nr Guildford). p291 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol I 1422-1429 p56 SU 662 1423 William Warmwell William Warmwell was William Ludlows wifes (Margaret) maternal Vol 3 - 1348-1423 Grandfather. He was a leading citizen of Salisbury. He was rich and p188 (Salisbury, Wilts) influential. MP for Salisbury 1383, 1384, 1390, 1393, 1395 Sheriff (Reeve) of Salisbury 1373-4, Coroner 1378-9 and Mayor 1379-80. His wife was Joan and they had one child, a daughter called Margaret who was sole heiress. Margaret married William Rymer and they had two daughters, Margaret married William Ludlow. Warmwell was also into fine cloth and so was William Ludlow. I am sure Warmwell helped William Ludlow in many ways - "It's the people you know". Ref: History of Parliament 1386-1421 Biogs Pt III Members Vol II

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 53 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 663 1423 William Ludlow Henry V granted William Ludlow and Giles Seintlowe in 1415 the Vol 1 LON (Salop/London) profits from his Mill by the Gate of Carnarvon town for life for their p291 SS good services as servitors of the Cellar. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol I 1422-1429 p57 664 1423 William Ludlow Robert Warmwell MP for Salisbury and wealthy he had two daughters Vol 1 LON and Margaret his wife Joan and Margaret. He gave his daughters land & property in North p291 SS (Salop/London) Tidworth and Ludgershall, Wiltshire. Joan was married to Richard Etton, Serjeant of the Cellar and Margaret was married to William Ludlow, Yeoman of the Cellar. (Subsequently Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts) Ref: Abstracts of Feet of Fines, Wilts 1377-1509 p83 665 1423 William Ludlow North Tidworth Estate: Richard Etton (Serjeant of the Cellar) and his Vol 3 SS Yeoman of the Cellar wife Joan. William was married to Margaret. Joan and Margaret had p107 HD (Hill Deverill) a Grandfather called William Warmwell (died in 1423) who owned part of the Manor of Tidworth. Before he died he gave his holding to his Grandaughters both married to Kings Servants. Warmwell was very rich and was MP for Salisbury in 1383, 1384, 1390 & 1395. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 15 p159

666 1423 William Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire. And the adjacent March of Wales. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XVI 1430-1437 p112 p292 667 1423 William Ludlow Fuller, farmer of the subsidy and almage of cloths for sale, and Vol 1 SS Salop/London alnager in Middlesex, subsequently Ludlow, Hill Deverill, Wilts. p293 LON Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XV 1422-1430 p61 668 1424 Maurice Ludlow Son of Sir William Ludlow, brother of Sir Richard Ludlow and Vol 5 S Born 1424 aprox Humphrey Ludlow. Married Constance, daughter of Sir Piers Griffith p54 (Stokesay) of Abertanat. Maurice Ludlow was a Wool Merchant and believed to be the Ludlow who purchased the More House at Shipton, Salop several generations of Ludlow lived there. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 669 1425 William Ludlow Returned Knight of the Shire (Shropshire). - S (Salop) Ref: See Pedigree of Stokesay, Salop

670 1426 Sir William Ludlow Attended Parliament at Westminster. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol I 1422-1429 p243 p293 671 1426 William Ludlow William Ludlow, one of the Yeoman of the Cellar granted the office of Vol 1 SS (London/Wilts) Clerk of the statute Merchant in the City of Salisbury. Wages and fees p294 LON provided. HD Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol I 1422-1429 p294 672 1427 William Ludlow and Tropenell The Tropenell Cartulary. Various Ludlows mentioned as well as Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill) Thomas Tropenell of Great Chalfield and Margaret Ludlow his wife. p259 HD Ref: Wiltshire Notes and Queries Vol I, p89, Vol VIp294 1908-1910 p260

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 54 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 673 1427 Monks of Farleigh, Wilts Names of Monks from Knightly families included Ratcliffe, Ludlow and Vol 3 - Stourton. p72 Ref: History of Wilts, Vol 4, Religious Houses p267 674 1427 Richard Ludlow Thomas Ringwood conveyed some freely held land to Richard Ludlow. Vol 3 SS William Ludlow Richard sold it to William Ludlow (HD). William's Great Great p99 HD Kings Servants Grandson Sir Edmund Ludlow disposed of it by lease in 1599. The Estate at Charlton amounted to approx 1500 acres in the mid 19th Century it was divided into the Longford and Trafalgar Estates. this is another example of Richard and William Ludlow working very closely with one another. William Ludlows daughter Joan Kienton to marry Thomas Ringwood of Southampton (Hill Deverill Pedigree) and William's son John married Lora Ringwood. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p86

675 1429 Robert Ludlow Listed in the consistory Court of Norwich. Vol 1 SS (Gillingham, Nr Beccles, Norfolk) Ref: Index of Wills 1370-1550 Held at Norwich - BRS p243 p296

676 1429 Sir William Ludlow Through his attorney collecting debts from various people in Ludlow Vol 1 S (Salop) and Stanton Lacy. p296 Ref: PRO de Banco Rolls (MF) 677 1430 John Ludlow John Ludlow citezen and "Hurere" of London and John Warde of Vol 1 SS (London) Sharnebroke, Kent, have a charter to all William Rogers lands and p296 LON property in Sharnebroke, Kent. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen IV Vol II 1429-1435 p94 678 1430 Sir Richard de Ludlow The son of Sir William Ludlow. Knight of the Bath 1475. Sheriff of Vol 5 S 1430-1498 Shropshire in 1477 and 1489. Appointed Justice of the Peace 1475- p55 (Stokesay and Hodnet) 1496. Attended thirteen Parliaments between1475 and 1493. Appointed Constable of the Castle of Caus in the Marches of Wales in 1452. Steward of the Kings Castle of Montgomery. Sir Richard de Ludlow outlived his son Sir John and his Grandson also Sir John. Sir Richard Ludlow left his estate to his two Granddaughters Ann and Alice Ludlow. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 679 1431 Sir William Ludlow Liable to pay a sum of money re an act of Parliament. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p134&p137 p296 680 1431 Sir William Ludlow Attended Parliament at Westminster on May 1430, Oct 1431, June Vol 1 S (Salop) 1432 and Nov 1432. p298 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p623

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 55 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 681 1432 William Ludlow William Ludlow of Hill Deverill late apprentice to Raff Lovet, Mercer, Vol 3 SS Mercers' Company admitted to the freedom of the Company in 1432. (A dealer in fine p187 HD (London) cloth). Ref: The Mercers' Company, London 682 1433 Thomas Ludlow Benedictine Monk, Shrewsbury Abbey. Granted D. Th. At Oxford. Vol 4 SS (Oxford and Shrewsbury) Abbot of Shrewsbury 1433 until his death in 1459. Helped Henry VI to p140 endow Kings College, Cambridge with money and lands he supported the Lancastrians in a largely Yorkist County. He died two months after the Yorkists were defeated at Ludford Bridge, Nr Ludlow, Salop in 1459. Ref: Alumini Oxon, and the Abbots of Shrewsbury by Michael Webb

683 1433 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow Prior of Shrewsbury Abbey is appointed Abbot of Vol 1 SS Abbot of Shrewsbury (Salop) Shrewsbury. In 1448 he and his Abbey gave their lands in p298 Cambridgeshire to Henry VI to help endow King's College Cambridge. In 1435 at Oxford, Ludlow became a Doctor of Theology. He died in office in 1459. Ref: A.B10 Register of the University of Oxford to AD 1500 Vol II Clarendon Press 1958 p1172 684 1433 William Ludlow Joan, Queen of England grants William Ludlow for life the office of Vol 1 HD (London/Wilts) Parker of the Park of Ludgershall, Wilts. p299 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p266 LON 685 1433 William Ludlow Writ of aid on behalf of William Ludlow whom Thomas Chaucer, the Vol 1 HD (London/Wilts) Chief Butler, has appointed to be his deputy in the Port of Bristol. p299 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p289 LON

686 1433 William Ludlow William Ludlow was appointed Parker of Ludgershall Park and held Vol 3 SS Yeoman of the Cellar the Manor from 1440-1453. p106 HD (Hill Deverill) Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p130 687 1433 William Ludlow William Ludlow Yeoman of the Cellar acts as executor with others for Vol 1 HD Yeoman late Stephen Frensshe of Appulton Co. Berks. p298 SS (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1435 p231 LON 688 1433 Thomas de Ludlow Benedictine Monk. Doctor of Theology 1433. Abbot of Shrewsbury, Vol 4 SS Abbot Royal Assent 1433. p48 (Shrewsbury Abbey) Ref: Biog Register Oxford University to AD 1500 Vol II OUP 1958

689 1434 William Ludlow Grant during pleasure, to Thomas Neuton and William Ludlow, the Vol 1 HD (London/Wilts) Kings servants, of the office of Gauger in the Port of Kingston Upon p301 SS Hull with usual fees and wages. LON Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p450

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 56 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 690 1434 John de Ludlow Fined four shillings after imprisonment in Oxford Castle Goal for Vol 4 SS Scholar breach of the peace 6 June 1434. Failed to appear in support of a p48 (Shrewsbury) case in the Chancellor's Court 20 June 1436. Ref: Biog Register Oxford University to AD 1500 Vol II OUP 1958

691 1434 Richard Ludlow Appointed Justice of the Peace along with 50 other residents of Surrey Vol 1 LON Serjeant of the Cellar. (Surrey) (of Henley in the Heath) p302 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p379 & p381 SU 692 1434 John Ludlow Scholar - 'in breach of the peace', imprisoned and fined. Didn't do Vol 4 SS (Oxford) well! p140 Ref: Alumini Oxon 693 1435 Thomas Ludlow Licence for the Prior and Convent of Battle to elect an Abbot in the Vol 1 SS Abbot of Battle Abbey Room of Brother Thomas Ludlow, resigned. p301 (Sussex) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p457 694 1435 Sir William Ludlow Appointed Justice of the Peace along with 45 other residents of Vol 1 S (Salop) Shropshire. p301 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p408 695 1435 Sir William Ludlow Commission to enquire into all manner of trespasses and Vol 1 S (Salop) concealments in Shropshire. p302 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p526 696 1435 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow Parson of the Church of Badger after wards of Vol 1 SS (Devon) Tavistock, Devon. p303 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p480 697 1435 Richard Ludlow Serjt of The Richard Ludlow who Sir Ralph Butiller the Chief Butler has appointed Vol 1 LON Cellar (London/Surrey) to be his deputy during the King's Pleasure in the Port of p304 SS Southampton. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p489 698 1435 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow Parson of the Church of Badger, Coventry moved to Vol 1 SS Parson (Coventry/Tavistock) the Church of Tavistock, Exeter. p304 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p489 699 1435 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow was Abbot of Shrewsbury from 1435 to 1459 when he Vol 4 SS Abbot of Shrewsbury (Salop) died. During this time he was summoned to attend Parliament in the p142 following years; 1435, 1445, 1449, 1450, 1453, 1455 and 1459 then to he died. p148 Ref: Hist of Parliament, Register of Members, both Houses, HMSO, 1439-1509 700 1436 Thomas Ludlow Was granted a licence to study at Oxford for 4 years. Vol 1 SS (29 Nov) (At Oxford) Ref: Bio Reg of Ox Uni Vol II Clarendon Press 1958 p302 701 1436 Thomas Ludlow Was granted a licence to study at Oxford for 4 years. Rector of Vol 4 SS (Oxford University) Badger, Salop 1435. Rector of Tawstock, Devon 1435. p45 Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden 702 1436 William Ludlow Grant during pleasure to William Ludlow of the office of Gauger in the Vol 1 HD (London/Wilts) Port of London with accustomed fees and wages. p303 SS Ref: Cal of Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p40 LON

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 57 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 703 1436 Sir William Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XVI 1430-1437 p303 p304 704 1436 John Ludlow John Ludlow accusses William Cokkys Parson of the Church of Vol 1 SS (Berks) Attyndene Co. Berks of trespass. p304 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol II 1429-1436 p487 705 1437 William Ludlow Grant to William Ludlow, Kings servant, for life, for good service, of Vol 1 SS (London/Wilts) office of Gauger for the City of London, to hold himself or by deputy p303 LON with the accustomed fees and profits; not withstanding that the said HD William has by grant of the Kings father 40s a year from the Mills of Caernarvon. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p44 706 1437 Richard Ludlow In Windsor Forest was a Bailiwick called the Bailiwick of Bagshot, or Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar (Surrey) the Surrey Bailiwick which extended over the parishes of Windlesham, p303 SS Egham, Chertsey, Thorpe, Chobham, Bisley, Horsley, Byfleet, Pirford, SU Stoke, Woking, Worplesdon, Wanborough, Ash, Frimley and Tongham in Seale. King Henry VI y letters patent granted this office to John Jenyns and Richard Ludlow, Serjeants of The Cellar, and the heirs-male of Ludlow forever. When King Edward IV came to the throne this grant was revoked in 1461 or before. Ref: Hist and Antiques of the County of Surrey by Rev Owen Manning Vol III

707 1437 Richard Ludlow (London/Surrey) William and Richard granted £10 from the Manor of Cams, Hants. Vol 1 LON William Ludlow (London/Wilts) This financial interest in the Manor which was in North Fareham, Hants p305 SS continued for over 100 years. (Hill Deverill branch). SU Ref: Vic Hist of Hampshire Vol III Ed William Page. p214 HD 708 1437 Richard Ludlow In addition to the grant of Henley on the Heath, Guildford - grant also Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar of Claygate and Whetersh, Surrey. p305 SS (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p124 SU 709 1437 William Ludlow Grant for life to William Ludlow of the office of Parker of Ludgershall, Vol 1 LON Yeoman of The Cellar Wilts to hold himself or by deputy. p305 SS (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p124 HD 710 1438 William Ludlow William Ludlow acquired The Manor of Hill Deverill. Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill) Ref: Various research by professional researchers p130 HD 711 1438 William Ludlow Quitclaim of The Manor in Appilton, Berks called Quarelstede with all Vol 1 LON Yeoman of The Cellar lands, rents, reversions and services etc, etc. p306 SS (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1435-1441 p177 HD 712 1438 William Ludlow Queen Joan dies. Ludgershall in the Kings hands. Grants the Vol 1 SS (London/Wilts) property, Manor and farm to William Ludlow for ten years. (New p307 HD contract). LON Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XVII 1437-1445 p50

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 58 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 713 1438 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow and William Ludlow acts as witnesses in claim by Vol 1 SS (London/Surrey) others for land in Chobham and Windlesham, Surrey. p307 HD William Ludlow Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1435-1441 p167 SU (London/Wilts) 714 1439 Richard Ludlow Grant for good behaviour to Richard Ludlow of the Office of the Vol 1 SS Serjt of The Cellar Tronage and Pesage of wools in the port of Southampton to hold p307 HD (London/Surrey) himself or by deputy. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p284 715 1439 William Ludlow Appointed Parker of Ludgershall Park, Wilts. Vol 1 LON (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1435-1441 p200 p308 SS HD 716 1439 Richard Ludlow Appointed Parker of Guildford Park and with the office "Knokkepynne" Vol 1 LON (London/Surrey) for life to be performed by him or a deputy. p309 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p280 SU 717 1439 Sir William Ludlow Represents Shropshire with others in Parliament at Westminster. 13 Vol 1 S (Salop) February 1439. p310 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1435-1441 p392 718 1440 William Ludlow Ludgershall, Wilts was granted to William Ludlow for life in 1440 and Vol 3 SS Yeoman of the Cellar in 1449 in tail male. To William, the Parker of Ludgershall both grants p106 HD (Hill Deverill) were revoked in 1453 when it was granted to Henry VI's half-brother Henry Tudor. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p130 719 1440 William Ludlow Grant to William Ludlow and Richard Etton (Brothers in Law) serjeants Vol 1 LON (London/Wilts) of £10 per annum out of the fee farm of the Manor of Roweley, Co. p309 SS Stafford. HD Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p420 720 1440 William Ludlow Grant for life to Edmund Langton and William Ludlow, Yeoman of The Vol 1 LON (London/Wilts) Cellar, of the office of Launder of the Park of Clarendon Palace, Nr p309 SS Salisbury, Wilts. The keeping of beasts and conies of the lawn, to HD hold themselves or by deputy and all other accustomed fees and profits and with three persons called stickers to go about in the said park and gather dry underwood according to ancient custom. Plus 31/2 pence per day. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol III 1436-1441 p495 721 1442 William Ludlow William and his son John together with Henry Baret granted the office Vol 1 LON John Ludlow of Constable of Carisbrooke Castle, I of W and Master Forester of p311 SS (London/Wilts) Parkhurst immediately after the death of Humphrey Duke of HD Gloucester to hold themselves or by deputies with all wages, fees, pence and profits thereto due accustomed. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p74

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 59 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 722 1442 William Ludlow King grants to William Ludlow and Henry Chancy for life the office of Vol 1 LON Yeoman of the King's Cellar Warrener of Purbik, Co. Dorset to be occupied by themselves or by p311 SS (London/Wilts) deputies. (The said Henry is declared dead) and 6 pence per day of HD the issues and profits of the County. Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1447 p85 723 1442 Sir William Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire 4th time. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XVII 1437-1445 p312 724 1442 John Ludlow John the only son of John and Lora Ludlow of Hill Deverill. Married Vol 5 HD 1442 (Aprox)-1519 Philippa, daughter and heiress of William Bulstrode of London. Lived p60 (Hill Deverill, Wilts and London) at Hill Deverill and London. Buried in the Chancel of Hill Deverill Church where an alter table of stone, carved with shields was built in his memory (now in Longbridge Deverill Church). See IPM and Will. John and Philippa had two sons and a daughter. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 725 1443 Richard Ludlow Quitclaim of property called Redyngershe and Ertyngdoun, Guildford, Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar his heirs and assigns. p312 SS (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1447 p139 SU 726 1443 William Ludlow William Ludlow gives up his subsidy in Middx and with Simon Poye - of Vol 1 LON Yeoman of the King's Cellar the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in Wiltshire and in the town p313 SS (London/Wilts) of Salisbury. John Gedney and John Gladwyn take over the subsidy HD in Middx. Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XVII 1437-1445 p259 727 1443 Richard Ludlow Grant for life to the Kings esquire of 20 Marks yearly out of the issues Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar and profits of the custom on wools, hides and wood - fells in the port p313 SS (London/Surrey) of Southampton - letter patent of Hen IV and confirmed by Henry V. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p185

728 1443 William Ludlow Grant during pleasure to William Ludlow of the office of Gauger in the Vol 1 LON Yeoman of The Cellar Port of Hull taking the usual fees and wages. p313 SS (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p222 HD 729 1443 William Ludlow Grant William Ludlow Yeoman of The Cellar of the keeping of all the Vol 1 LON The Kings Serjeant lands by the death of Thomas Sondes by reason of William Sondes p314 SS (London/Wilts) minority. (William Ludlow's eldest daughter Margaret married a HD William Sonde, probably Thomas's brother) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p236&p244 730 1444 William Ludlow Grant in surviviorship to William Ludlow Yeoman of The Cellar and Vol 1 LON The Kings Serjeant John his son of the office of parker of the park of Ludgershall, Co. p314 SS (London/Wilts) Wilts. (First time John has been included). HD Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p250 731 1444 Sir William Ludlow Sir William late Sheriff of Shropshire commanded to sort out various Vol 1 LON (Salop) felonies and trespasses. p314 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p255 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 60 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 732 1444 Richard Ludlow Reaffirms his role as Parker of the Park of Guildford and Knockpenny. Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar To receive payment from Windsor Castle. p315 SS (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p285 SU 733 1444 John Ludlow Canon, Augustinian Abbey of Haughmond, Salop St Mary's College Vol 1 SS alias Owte Canon (Salop) Oxford, Scholar. Studied Philosophy for 8 years and Theology for 5 p315 years Grant B. Theology subsequently Doctor of Theology in 1451. Elected Abbot of Haughmond Abbey in 1463. Ref: Bio Reg of Uni of Oxford Vol II Clarendon Press p1173 734 1444 Richard Ludlow Pardon to Richard Ludlow of all debts, accounts, arrears of accounts Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar at Windsor and prests by reason of wines and ale, vessels of gold or silver, cups p316 SS Castle of wood or glass, pots and vessels of silver or leather, barrels, venison SU (London/Surrey) tubs, "Gardeviandes", empty vessels and all other things and offences in his office hitherto done, spent or wasted. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p295

735 1444 William Ludlow Grant to the Kings Serjeant William Ludlow, Yeoman of the Cellar of Vol 1 LON King's Serjeant the keeping of the Sondes estate until William Sondes becomes of p316 SS (London/Wilts) age. (Confirmation). HD Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1446 p278 736 1444 William Ludlow William Ludlow, Yeoman of the Cellar, built an Inn in Salisbury - it Vol 3 SS The Blue Boar Inn flourished for many years. It was re-built on a site overlooking the p270 HD (Salisbury) market. It was demolished to make room for Debenhams. The timber to for the original Inn came from Williams woodlands at Hill Deverill. p275 Mention is also made of William's tomb in St Thomas's Church, Salisbury. Robert Warmwell is also mentioned, he was Mayor of Salisbury in 1419 and again in 1429. Warmwell was a Draper. he was William Ludlows maternal Grandfather. Ref: Wilts Archaeolgical and Natural History Magazine Vol XV 1875

737 1444 John Ludlow Canon, Augustinian. Haughmon Abbey, Salop, St Mary's College Vol 1 SS Abbot of Haughmond scholar in 1444. Studied Philosophy for 8 years and Theology for 5 p315 years at Oxford. B Theolugy. 1451 and D Theology, 1451 was granted letters of testimonial by the University in October 1453. Abbot of Haughmond 1463, still in 1478 licensed to preach in the Diocese of Coventry and Lichfield 1455. Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden p1173 738 1445 John Ludlow John Ludlow appeared before the Curate of the Church in Churcham Vol 4 SS Nov (Churchman, Glos) having committed adultery with Elizabeth Rundulp. p401 Ref: Hereford Rural Consistory Court/Records 2.

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 61 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 739 1445 Sir Henry Vernon His sons, Thomas & Humphrey married Ann (Stokesay) and Alice Vol 4 - 1445-1515 (Hodnet). p149 (Tong & Haddon) Ref: Hist of Parliament Biogs 1439-1509 740 1445 Sir William Ludlow Appointed Steward of Monmouth for life. Vol 1 LON (Salop) Ref: Hist of the Duchy of Lancaster Vol I 1265-1603 p316 SS HD 741 1446 William Ludlow John Grove, citizen and vintner of London and deputy of William Vol 1 LON (London/Wilts) Ludlow, Gauger in the City of London as staying in the company of the p317 SS Kings Knight Sir Richard Vernon, Treasurer of Calais (who is married HD to Benedicta Ludlow of Stokesay) on the safe-keeping and victualling thereof. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol X 1446-1452 p4 742 1447 Sir William Ludlow Described as the King's Esquire, son and heir of Sir John Ludlow; Vol 1 S (Salop) assumes control over his late mother's (Isabel) estate. p317 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p51 743 1447 William Ludlow and his son John Grant in survivorship to William Ludlow and John his son of the office Vol 1 LON (London/Wilts) of Gauger in London to hold themselves or by deputy with the usual p31 SS fees and profits. HD Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p56 744 1447 William Ludlow Involved with Thomas Chancy a property deal at Botermere Co. Wilts Vol 1 SS London/Wilts and paying Richard Ludlow and John Erlegh £10 per annum etc, etc. p318 SU Richard Ludlow Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol IV 1441-1447 p464 HD (London/Surrey) LON 745 1447 Richard Ludlow Pardon to Richard Ludlow of all debts, accounts, remanents of Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar at Windsor accounts and prests current against him for other losses inc gold and p318 SS Castle silver, cups of glass and wood etc, etc. - At Windsor Castle. SU (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p176 746 1447 Richard Ludlow and his son Grant in survivorship to Richard Ludlow and his son of the office of Vol 1 LON Richard Parker of the Park of Henley on the Heath, Guildford and Manor. Also p318 SS (London/Surrey) the Bagshot Baileywick both in Surrey. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p176 747 1447 Sir William Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire 5th time. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal of Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XVIII 1445-1452 p82 p318 748 1448 Richard Ludlow To customer and collectors for the time being of the custom upon Vol 1 LON King's Esquire wool, hides and wood fells in the port of Southampton order to pay p318 SS (London/Surrey) Richard Ludlow 20 Marks per annum for life. SU Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1447-1454 p7 749 1448 William Ludlow Pardoned and fined 2 marks with others for dealing in property without Vol 1 LON (London/Wilts) licence in the Manor Burgate, Fordingbridge, Co. Southampton. p319 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p201 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 62 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 750 1449 Sir William Ludlow Attends Parliament twice in 1449 at Westminster. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p594 p319 751 1449 William Ludlow and his son John Ratification of the estate of William Ludlow in the Manor and town of Vol 1 LON (London/Wilts) Ludgershall, Wilts granted for life and survivorship with his son John p319 SS Ludlow - Office of Parker. HD Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p247 752 1449 Sir William Ludlow With five others appointed Justice of the Peace. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p229 p319 753 1449 Sir William Ludlow Sir William Ludlow goes to Court to collect a debt of 100 shillings. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p198 p320 754 1449 Richard Ludlow Pardon to Richard Ludlow of all debts, accounts and prests current Vol 1 LON Serjt of The Cellar at Windsor against him without the Exchequer by reasons of wines and beers, p320 SS Castle vessels of gold and silver, cups of wood or glass, goblets, bottles of SU (London/Surrey) silver and leather barrels, tubs and empty vessels; and a goblet of silver gilt containing a gallon and weighing 12 marks 21/2 ounces troy, a jug silver gilt with a chain weighing 5pounds troy, a jug weighing 2 pounds troy 6 ounces and six pieces called "Bolles" of silver weighing 5 pounds which John Shepstowe stole in the Cellar within Windsor Castle on the 22 December 1449 and all other things and offences in his office and all demands, issues and forfettures in the exchequer or other court. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p322

755 1450 William Ludlow William Ludlow. Batchelor of Theology. Vol 1 SS Canon (Oxford) Ref: Reg Oxford Uni to 1500 Vol II p1173 p320 OX 756 1450 Sir William Ludlow With 10 others appointed collector of taxes for Shropshire. Vol 1 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XVIII 1445-1452 p172 p320 757 1450 Sir William Ludlow In a property deal with several others in Hodnet, Salop in favour of Vol 1 S (Salop) William and his heirs. p320 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p405 758 1450 William Ludlow William who was Yeoman of the Cellar probably spent more time living Vol 3 SS Kings Servant in Salisbury than Hill Deverill. He worshipped at St Thomas Church, p87 HD (Hill Deverill) Salisbury and in 1450 paid for the new roof for the North Aisle. Ref: History of Wilts Vol 7 p150

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 63 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 759 1450 Salisbury Churches The Wiltshire Ludlow's were associated with several Churches in Vol 3 SS (Wilts) Salisbury including Fisherton, St Edmund's and the Church of St p381 HD also The Blue Boar Inn, Salisbury Thomas of Canterbury, Salisbury. William Ludlow, Yeoman of the to Cellar was closely associated with Salisbury - he was in property p392 letting and he built The Blue Boar Inn. His wife's Grandfather, Warmwell was an influencial businessman. William Ludlow paid for the repair of the roof in St Thomas Church and he and his wife were buried there. Ref: Not recorded 760 1450 Butler (Bouteiller), Buttery, Pantry Various roles described. William Ludlow of Hill Deverill was never a Vol 3 SS and Beer Butler, always a Serjeant or Yeoman of the Cellar. p186 HD Ref: Life in a Country House by David N Durrant 761 1450 William Ludlow Canon, Augustinian. B. Theology. 1450 Vol 4 SS (Oxford University) Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden p45 762 1452 Richard Ludlow Appointed Justice of the Peace in Surrey in 1452 and also in 1448. Vol 2 LON (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1446-1452 p596 p322 SS SU 763 1452 William Ludlow and his son John Quitclaim - lands in the towns and fields of Faccombe, Co. Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Southampton. p322 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1447-1454 p342 HD 764 1452 William Ludlow Commitment by mainprise of the keeping of the town, Manor and Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Lordship of Penlyn in the County of Meryonnyth in North Wales for 12 p324 SS years. HD Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VI Vol XIX 1452-1461 p18 765 1453 William Ludlow Quitclaim - land and property in Cammer Oysell, Ervell and Lye - in Vol 2 LON Edward Ludlow Fareham, Tychfield, Gatebridge and Exton by Hamyldon, Co. p323 SS (London/Wilts) Southampton. HD Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol V 1447-1454 p323 766 1453 Richard Ludlow Pardon to the Kings Esquire of all debts, accounts, arrears of Vol 2 LON Serjt of the Cellar accounts, impeachments, demands, prests, receipts, liveries and loses p324 SS (London/Surrey) etc, etc at Windsor Castle and elsewhere. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p70 767 1453 General Information By 1453 England had lost all its French lands except Calais. Gen - 100 years war ends Info 768 1455 William Ludlow William Ludlow rents property in Gloucester. Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) Ref: Rental of all houses in Gloucester in 1455/Corp of Gloucester p442 769 1455 Richard Ludlow Commission with others to arrest and commit to Guildford Castle goal Vol 2 LON (London/Surrey) till further order John Bastard of Somerset. p323 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p305 SU

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 64 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 770 1455 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow Serjeant of The Cellar and Buttery. Pardon for all Vol 2 LON Serjt. Of The Cellar loses etc. at Windsor Castle and elsewhere. p324 SS (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p232 SU 771 1455 General Information War of The Roses starts. The House of Lancaster (The King) V The Vol 2 - House of York (Richard, Duke of York) p325 772 1455 General Information Battle of St Albans, Herts (22 May) the Yorkists overcame the Vol 2 - Lancastrians a 4 year truce followed. p325 Ref: Dis Battlefield of England by John Kinross 773 1455 William Ludlow By far the largest holder of property in Salisbury, Wilts was William Vol 3 SS Kings Servant Ludlow who paid quit rents for well over 40 tenements which he was p86 HD (Hill Deverill) sub-letting. William was also the owner of the Blue Boar Inn and dealt in cloth. Ref: History of Wilts Vol 6 p127 774 1455 William de Ludlow Mention of land held by William de Ludlow in the reign of Hen III Vol 4 SS (Gloucester) (rental of all the houses in Gloucester). p323 Ref: The Corp' of Gloucester. Ed. Robert Cole p37 775 1456 William Ludlow William Ludlow of the King's household with others is left property Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) belonging to the late John More of Great Yarmouth. The Mores came p329 SS from Salop and married into the Wiltshire Ludlows. SU Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1454-1461 p169 776 1456 Sir William Ludlow Named with others in a property sort out. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1454-1461 p186 p330 777 1457 Richard Ludlow Member of a commission investigating a problem at Farnborough, Vol 2 LON (London/Surrey) Surrey. p330 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p345 SU 778 1457 Sir William Ludlow In court to claim a debt. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p321 p330 779 1457 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow of the Kings household Esquire with 3 others left a gift Vol 2 LON (London/Surrey) of all the goods and chattles in Reading, Berks and elsewhere. p331 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1454-1461 p249 SU

780 1457 Richard Ludlow Commission of array in Surrey, with 8 others. To assess how many Vol 2 LON (London/Surrey) archers the county can make available and what might be the income p331 SS from the County (money) 175 archers. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p406-409 781 1457 William Ludlow Commission as above but in Wiltshire William Ludlow and 16 others. Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) They were able to raise 476 archers. p331 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p406-409 SU

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 65 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 782 1457 Richard Ludlow Serjeant of The Cellar and Buttery at Windsor Castle and elsewhere Vol 2 LON Serjt of The Cellar pardoned for all losses. p331 SS (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p387 SU 783 1458 Sir John Ludlow The son of Sir Richard de Ludlow. There is little known about this Vol 5 S Born 1458 aprox Ludlow except that he married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Richard p66 (Stokesay) Grey, Lord of the Powis. (Marriage contested). They had three children John, Ann and Alice. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 784 1458 John Ludlow Quitclaim with the Duke and Duchess of Suffolk Thomas Langford and Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) John Ludlow with warranty of the Manor of Lekhamstede, Berks. p332 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1454-1461 p283 SU

785 1458 Richard Ludlow Confirming annual payment from the King to Richard Ludlow and Vol 2 LON and his son Richard Richard his son - in respect of the office of Parker in the Park at p332 SS (London/Surrey) Henley on The Heath, Guildford. SU Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1454-1461 p239 786 1458 William Ludlow Richard Dingley of Middleton, Kent to William Ludlow (Yeoman) and 4 Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) others revieve gift with warranty of all his goods and chattles in the p333 SS Hundred of Middleton, Kent. SU Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1454-1461 p291 787 1459 Richard Ludlow Receives a grant for the repair and rebuilding of the Manor of Henley Vol 2 LON (London/Surrey) on The Heath, Guildford, now in decay. Damaged by eight prisoners p333 SS who escaped from the Goal in Oxford. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p499 & p512 788 1459 Morris Ludlow Morris Ludlow and Roger Grevell with The Earl and Countess of Vol 2 S (More House, Salop) Warwick (Richard and Anne) to benefit from Sir William Mountfort's p333 estate of Imyngdon, Warwicks. (Grevells are found in Salop and Chipping Campden, Glos). Ref: Cal Close Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1454-1461 p429 789 1459 General Information Battle of Blore Heath (23 September 1459) Staffs. Yorkists defeated Vol 2 - the Lancastrians, 2000 Lancastrians were killed. p328 Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross. 790 1459 General Information Later in 1459 the Yorkist were defeated by the Lancastrians at Ludlow Vol 2 - for Bridge (Ludlow) Salop. The Lancastrians captured Ludlow Castle. p335 Ref: Dis Battlefield of England by John Kinross

791 1460 Richard Ludlow Confirmation that on Richard Ludlow's death his son Richard would Vol 2 LON and his son Richard assume the roll of Parker of Guildford Park and the office called p334 SS (London/Surrey) Knokkepynne. SU Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p546 792 1460 Richard Ludlow Appointed Justice of the Peace 7 times between 1452 and 1458 in Vol 2 LON (London/Surrey) Surrey. p334 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 SU

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 66 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 793 1460 General Information Battle of Northampton (10 July 1460) Yorkist defeat the Lancastrians. Vol 2 - Duke of York claims the Throne of England however, he was installed p335 as protector. Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 794 1460 General Information Battle of Wakefield (31 December 1460) Lancastrians heavily defeat Vol 2 - the Yorkists who lose 3000 men. Duke of York was killed as was his p330 son, the Earl of Rutland. Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 795 1460 Sir William Ludlow Appointed Justice of the Peace seven times between 1453 and 1460 Vol 2 S (Salop) in Shropshire. p339 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VI Vol VI 1452-1461 p676 796 1461 Sir William Ludlow Commission with the Earl of Warwick and others to raise a force at Vol 2 S (Salop) their own expense for the defence of the County of Salop and p339 adjoining parts of Wales against the Rebels. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI Vol I 1461-1467 p98 797 1461 General Information Edward IV becomes the first King of the House of York - -

798 1461 General Information Battle of Mortimer's Cross (2 February 1461) both Yorkists and Vol 2 - Lancastrians lost many men - nothing resolved. Although Edward p340 claimed a victory. Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 799 1461 General Information Battle of Towton, Yorkshire (29 March 1461) very hard battle, huge Vol 2 - numbers dead (28000) and wounded. Edw IV continued to reign - p344 War was not over yet. Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 800 1462 William Ludlow Edward Basing to William Ludlow and others quitclaim and warranty to Vol 2 (London/Wilts) all lands and pastures at East Chalfield, Wilts, plus usual witnesses. p340 Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw IV Vol I 1461-1468 p152

801 1463 William Ludlow Thomas Tropenell Esq, to William Ludlow, William Sandys, John Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Northwode, Humphrey Tropenell and Christopher Tropenell, their p340 SS executors and assigns charter all of his goods and chattles. SU Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw IV Vol 1 1461-1468 p156 802 1463 Richard Ludlow Described as gentleman of Hamstede Norreys Co Berks. Commitment Vol 2 LON (Snr or Junior?) (Berks) with John Ormesby of Essex to hold for 7 years land and property p340 SS belonging to the Church of Moreton Bruges, Essex. SU Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw IV Vol XX 1461-1471 p114 803 1463 Sir William Ludlow Appointed with 6 others as assessors of taxes in Shropshire. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw IV Vol XX 1461-1471 p100 p345

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 67 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 804 1464 Maurice Ludlow Shropshire elections - Maurice Ludlow in dispute with Lord Grey of Vol 2 - More House (Salop) Powis Maurice Ludlow the son of Sir William Ludlow was the first p345 SS Ludlow to live at the More House. MHS Ref: History of Shropshire Vol II P236 805 1464 John Ludlow Elected Abbot of Haughmond Abbey. A very distinguished Cleric. B Vol 2 SS Abbot (Salop) Theologh and M Theologh, St Mary's College Oxford. He is described p346 as "Verr Learned and the only Abbot to leave his mark". Ref: History of Shropshire Vol II P65&67 806 1465 John Ludlow John Ludlow's Will. Info taken from Margaret Richards letter of 16 Vol 4 SS Will March 2000. p334 Ref: PRO, Kew 807 1465 William Ludlow Thomas Cancey late of Newbury Co Berks leaves Ludlow £300 (with Vol 2 LON Gentleman the Yorkists in power William Ludlow had to give up most of his p347 SS (London/Wilts) appointments). HD Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw IV Vol I 1461-1468 p327 808 1465 The Tropenell family William Ludlow, Yeoman of the Cellar, his daughter Margaret married Vol 3 - Thomas Tropenell of Great Chalfield, Wilts. p402 Ref: Great Chalfield, BGAS Translation Vol XXIII by Rev. J. Silvester to Davis p406 809 1466 William Ludlow Thomas Chancy late Botermere otherwise late of Newbury, Berks Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) quitclaim with warranty of the Manor of Botermere, Wilts and all lands. p347 SS Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw IV Vol I 1461-1468 p369 HD

810 1466 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Richard Ludlow his heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of Vol 2 LON London/Wilts the £10 of yearly rent from the Manor of Cammis by South Fareham, p347 SS Richard Ludlow Co Southampton etc, etc. HD (London/Surrey) Ref: Cal Close Rolls Edw IV 1461-1468 p381 SU 811 1466 Sir William Ludlow Appointed Justice of the Peace 1461-1466. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw III Vol I 1461-1467 p570 p347 812 1469 General Information Battle of Edgecote, Northants (26 July 1469) War of The Roses. Vol 2 - Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross p349 813 1471 General Information Battle of Barnet, Herefordshire. (14 April 1471) War of The Roses. Vol 2 - Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross p350

814 1471 General Information The Battle of Tewkesbury, Gloucester. War of The Roses (4 May Vol 2 - 1471). Young Edward was killed and King Henry IV was murdered in p351 the tower. Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 815 1473 William Ludlow and his son John Robert Dynelly married a daughter of William Ludlow who together Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) with John Ludlow was seised in 1473 of the Manor Ervills, Exton. p348 SS Hambledon held of the Bishop of Winchester. HD Ref: Vic Hist of Hampshire Vol III Ed: William Page 816 1474 Sir William Ludlow and his son Sir William Ludlow dies and Richard Ludlow inherits Stokesay and Vol 2 S Richard Ludlow (Salop) Hodnet, Salop. p348 Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw IV Vol XXI 1471-1485 p92

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 68 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 817 1475 Sir William Ludlow and his son Shropshire Justices of the Peace: Vol 2 S Richard Ludlow (Salop) Sir William 1468 & 1469 p353 Sir Richard 1475 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw IV - 1467-1477 818 1475 Sir Richard Ludlow, KB At the creation of Prince Edward as the Prince of Wales - April 18, Vol 2 S (Salop) 1475 at Westminster total of 26 Knights of the Bath created including p354 Richard Ludlow. Ref: The Knights of England by William A Shaw 819 1477 Walter Ludlow Notary Public. Proctor General for New College, Oxford. Appointed Vol 4 SS (Oxford University) on the 24 May 1477. p45 Ref: Biog Register of Oxford University to 1500. Ed, A B Emden 820 1477 Sir Richard Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Shropshire. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw IV Vol XXI 1471-1485 p138 p354 821 1477 Walter Ludlow Walter Ludlow, Notary Public, appointed proctor General for New Vol 2 SS Notary Public (Oxford) College, Oxford. p354 OX Ref: Bio Register of Oxford Uni Vol II Clarendon Press 822 1478 Sir John Ludlow The son of Sir John Ludlow. Very little is known about this Ludlow - Vol 5 S Born 1458 aprox the last male heir to Stokesay and Hodnet. He married Mary, daughter p69 (Stokesay) of Robert Corbet. John died - there were no children. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 823 1478 William Ludlow William Ludlow dies 1390-1478. The King's Serjeant, Yeoman of the Vol 2 LON 1390 - 1478 Cellar to Henry IV, V & VI. MP for Ludgershall and MP for Salisbury - p355 SS (London/Wilts) see profile/obituary. HD Ref: Hist Parliament/Biogs 1439-1509 by J C Wedgewood 824 1478 William Ludlow Inquisition Post Mortem, Wilts and Hants 1478 Surrey and Sussex Vol 3 SS 1400-1478 1479. In Hampshire property held at Over Wallop and in Leckford. p190 HD (Hill Deverill, Wilts) Property in Surrey - nil. In Wiltshire property held at Hill Deverill, North p191 Tidworth, several properties in Salisbury and at Fisherton Anger. Also in Biddesden. Property held in Sussex at Ryvers, Cottages plus 200 acres of land. At Stopham 100 acres of land and property in Shoreham. Ref: IPM 1478 and 1479. 825 1478 Hill Deverill Pedigree The late Keith Ludlow produced a computerised pedigree of the Vol 3 SS to Ludlows of Hill Deverill. p253 HD 1712 Ref: Keith Ludlow p254 p255 826 1480 Ann Ludlow The Granddaughter of Sir Richard Ludlow. At the age of 17 years Vol 5 S Born 1480 marries in 1497, Thomas, third son of Sir Henry Vernon of Tong p69 (Stokesay) Castle, Salop and Haddon, Derby. In 1498 she inherits Stokesay Castle from Sir Richard Ludlow. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 69 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 827 1481 Maurice Ludlow Grant to the farm of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale and a Vol 2 S (of Bristol) moity of the forfeiture of unsealed cloths exposed for sale in the p357 County of Gloucester and the town of Bristol - to hold for ten years. Maurice was the son of Sir William Ludlow Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Edw IV Vol XXI 1471-1485 p213 & p214 828 1482 John Ludlow Joan Soper, widow, conveyed the Manor of Langley Hampshire, to Vol 2 LON (Wilts) John Ludlow of Hill Deverill. It remained in the family until 1609 when p357 SS Sir Edward Ludlow sold it to Walter Longe (127 years) HD Ref: Vic Hist of Hampshire Vol III Ed W Page p294 829 1482 John Ludlow Widow Joan Soper licence to grant a messuage and 35 acres of land Vol 2 LON (Wilts) in South Langley, Co Southampton, to John Ludlow of Hill Deverill. p358 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw IV p317 HD

830 1482 Alice Ludlow The Granddaughter of Sir Richard Ludlow. At the age of 15 years Vol 5 Born 1482 marries in 1497 Humphrey, fourth son of Sir Henry Vernon of Tong p70 (Stokesay) Castle, Salop and Haddon, Derby. In 1498 she inherits Hodnet from Sir Richard Ludlow. Ref: Ludlow Pedigree and Research 831 1483 Sir Richard Ludlow Appointed Justice of the Peace for Salop Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric III 1476-1485 p p358 832 1483 King Edward IV dies Edward V and his brother Richard murdered on the orders of their Gen - Uncle Richard III Info Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 833 1484 Sir Richard Ludlow Appointed Commissioner of Array with others for Salop. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Ric III 1476-1485 p374 & p401 p359 834 1485 King Richard III dies Richard III is slane at the battle of Bosworth (Leicester) defeated by Gen - Henry Tudor later Henry VII Info Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 835 1485 Sir Richard Ludlow Sir Richard was elected to represent Salop in Parliament - election Vol 2 S (Salop) results overturned. Also mentioned John Ludlow, his son and Maurice p359 Ludlow. Ref: Hist Salop Vol III p237 Ed G C Baugh 836 1487 John Ludlow John Ludlow of Hill Deverill dies - his son John succeeds. Leaves Vol 2 LON (Wilts) property in Sussex, Hampshire and Wiltshire. p360 SS Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Hen VII Vol I p121 & p154 HD 837 1487 General Information Battle of Stoke, Notts. Final clash between King Henry VII and the Gen - Earl of Lincoln. Info Ref: Dis Battlefields of England, John Kinross

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 70 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 838 1487 John Ludlow Johns first wife was Lora, daughter of Thomas Ringwood of Vol 2 LON Gentleman (Wilts) Ringwood, Hants. His second wife was Christine of Southampton. p365 SS Joan Ludlow is mentioned, who is she? HD Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Hen VII - Vol I p221 839 1488 John Ludlow Will proved, The elder, of St Mary, Southampton. Vol 4 SS Gent Ref: 8 Miles - 1383-1558 p71 HD (Hants) 840 1488 John Ludlow John Ludlow of Hill Deverill and Southampton dies. First wife Lora Vol 2 LON (Deceased) predeceased him - second wife survives son John is his heir. p365 SS (Wilts) Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Hen VII Vol I p221 p366 HD 841 1488 John Ludlow Son of William and Margaret Ludlow of Hill Deverill and London. John Vol 3 SS 1438-1488 married firstly Lora, daughter of Thomas Ringwood of Hampshire, and p192 HD Hill Deverill, Wilts by her had a son called John. Lora died and John married secondly p193 (Southampton, Hants) Christine and by her had another son, John (Junior) and a daughter, Agnes. Ref: John Ludlows Will, proved at Lambeth, 26 April 1488 NOTE: John Ludlow's first wife Lora, daughter of Thomas Ringwood came from the Southampton area. John and Lora spent a great deal of their time in Southampton. John was elected Mayor of the town. He married secondly, Christine who bore him a son and a daughter they too resided in Southampton and Fareham. During this period, Hill Deverill, which must have been a very isolated place in the middle of Salisbury Plain, was either occupied by another member of the family or the Manor House rented out. John was rather like his father, William (Yeoman of the Cellar) he lived in Salisbury and London where the action was! 842 1488 John Ludlow John the Elder of St Mary, Southampton. Will proved, 8 Milles. Vol 4 SS (Hants) Ref: Index of Wills Proved Perogative Court, Canterbury. Vol II 1383- p89 HD 1558 843 1489 Sir Richard Ludlow Appointed High Sheriff of Salop for the second time. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VII Vol XXII 1485-1509 p132 p366 844 1490 Stephen Ludlow Stephen the fourth son of an unknown Ludlow believed to be the first Vol 5 SM 1490 (aprox) - 1524? Ludlow of Shipton Moyne and the first Ludlow of the Shipton Moyne p71 (Shipton Moyne, Glos) pedigree. He was assessed for subsidy, 16 March 1524. He married Joan who was assessed for subsidy 13 September 1543. Appears to have had only one child, a son John. Both landowners of Shipton Moyne were on friendly terms with the Hill Deverill Ludlows. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

845 1493 Sir Richard Ludlow Justice of the Peace, Salop 1485-1493 Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VII Vol I 1485-1494 p366

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 71 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 846 1494 Stephen Ludlow John Lord Stourton of Stourton Nr Maiden Bradley (Ludlow Country, Vol 2 SS (Glos) Wilts) was married to Katherine Moyne of Shipton Moyne and held the p368 SU estate as her inheritance. Could it have been through the Stourtons SM that Stephen Ludlow came to Shipton Moyne? Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VII Vol XXII 1485-1509 p216

847 1495 Sir Richard Ludlow Appointed Oyer and Terminer for Salop. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VII Vol II 1494-1509 p30 p370 848 1495 John Ludlow Commission with others to deliver the Goal of Old Sarum. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VII Vol II 1494-1509 p50 p370 SS HD 849 1496 William Ludlow Williams wife Jane Moore inherits the Manor of Allington, South Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Stoneham, Hants at her death in 1563 her son George Ludlow was p371 SS her heir. His son Sir Edmund Ludlow inherited the estate in 1580. In HD 1622 Sir Edmund sold the estate to John Major for £900. Ref: Vic Hist of Hampshire Vol III p485 850 1498 Sir Richard Ludlow Sir Richard dies 1430-1498 his Granddaughters inherit Stokesay and Vol 2 S 1430 - 1498 Hodnet. He died on the 23 Dec 1498. p372 (Salop) Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Hen VII Vol II p77, p78 & p79 851 1499 Sir Richard Ludlow Sir Richard Ludlow sold land in Hodnet without licence - pardoned by Vol 2 S (Salop) the King. General pardon to purchasers as well. p370 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VII Vol II 1494-1509 p156 & p190 852 1499 Christine Ludlow 2nd wife of John Ludlow of Hill Deverill and South Langly - Hants Vol 2 SS 1503 (Hants) property taken into the Kings Hands. p376 HD Ref: Cal Fine Rolls Hen VII Vol XXII 1485-1509 p274 & p340 853 1499 Maurice Ludlow of Maurice Ludlow of Shipton, Salop mentioned in an inquisition. Vol 2 SS The More House (Salop) Ref: Cal Inq Post Mort Hen VII Vol III p376 SMH 854 1500 Shipton Moyne A list of publications concerning Shipton-Moyne, Glos. Vol 4 - (Glos) Ref: Catalogue of the Gloucester Collection (Library) p325 855 1500 Gloucester City Gloucester City Map. Vol 4 SM Borough boundary and Churches and Chapels, plus other prominent p393 buildings. Ref: Pro Gloucester 856 1500 Hill Deverill Church First mentioned in 1220. Ludlows arrived 1438 and the Estate passed Vol 2 Gen to the Coker family through marriage - Elizabeth Ludlow to Sir Henry p379 Info Coker in 1648 (210 yrs). Ref: Church Plate County of Wilts, J E Nightingale 857 1500 Manor of Bradley Background to ownership Vol 3 SS (Wilts) Ref: History of Wiltshire (Hoare) p323 HD 858 1500 William Ludlow of Ringmere Sued for trespass with others. Subsequently pardoned. Vol 2 HD (Sussex) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VII Vol II 1494-1509 p196 p38 SS 859 1500 Ludlow Marriages References to 46 Ludlow marriages listed by the Nimrod Index. Vol 4 - to p102 1850 to p104

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 72 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 860 1501 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Ludlow of Hill Deverill married Robert Vol 2 SS (Laycock, Wilts) Baynard of Lacock Abbey. She produced 13 sons and 5 daughters - p383 HD memorial in the Church. Henry not mentioned in pedigree. Ref: Wilts Arch' & Nat Hist Mag Vol V 1858 p4

861 1510 Stephen Ludlow Summoned before the Court of the Manor of Thomas Escourt, Gent. Vol 4 SM Nov (Shipton Moyne) William, Lord Stourton was present. Stephen Ludlow had allowed his p293 hall to have a defective roof, and the house called Lane House to p294 have a defective roof, and he was ordered to mend them before the next Court under pain of forfeiting to the Lord of the Manor 40d. Stephen recorded the Court proceedings. Ref: Record held in Gloucester Record Office 862 1501 Christina Ludlow Christina second wife of John Ludlow of Hill Deverill. She lived in Vol 2 SH (Wilts/Hants) Southampton and had several children by John. She died in 1501 and p385 SS her property consisting of 7 meassuages, 140 acres of land and 30 HD acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture and 10 acres of wood all at South Langley were taken into the Kings Hands. John died in 1488. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Hen VII Vol II 1494-1509 p240

863 1506 Stephen Ludlow Summoned before the Court of the Manor of Thomas Escourt, Gent. Vol 4 SM (Shipton Moyne) William, Lord Stourton was present. Ludlow rented further land and p289 he also recorded the Court proceedings. p290 Ref: Record held in the Gloucester Record Office. 864 1508 Stephen Ludlow Summoned before the Court of the Manor of Thomas Escourt, Gent. Vol 4 SM June (Shipton Moyne) William, Lord Stourton was present. Stephen Ludlow allowed his p291 tenement to become ruinous with defective roof timbers and walls; and he is ordered to rectify this by the Feast of All Saints next, of pain of 40d. Ref: Record held in the Gloucester Record Office 865 1508 Stephen Ludlow Summoned before the Court of the Manor of Thomas Escourt, Gent. Vol 4 SM Dec (Shipton Moyne) William, Lord Stourton was present. Stephen Ludlow has not yet p292 mended his tenement as he was ordered at the last Court. Therefore he forfeits to the Lord of the Manor 40d, and he was pardoned by the Lord in Full Court. Ref: Record held in Gloucester Record Office 866 1510 George Ludlow George the eldest son of William and Jane Ludlow of Hill Deverill. Vol 5 HD 1510 (Aprox)-1580 George married Edith 3rd daughter of Lord Windsor of Stanwell, p73 (Hill Deverill, Wilts) Middx. Lived at Hill Deverill and London. High Sheriff for Wilts 1567. Will proved Feb 1580. See Will and IPM. George and Edith had six daughters and two sons, Sir Edmund of Hill Deverill and Maiden Bradley and Thomas of Dinton and Baycliffe, Wilts. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 73 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 867 1510 Morys Ludlow Morys Ludlow deceased. Probably the Morice Ludlow of Stokesay, Vol 2 SS (Salop) More House and Bristol. p386 Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol I p166 868 1510 John Ludlow The son of Stephen and Joan Ludlow. He was tenant of the Manor of Vol 5 SM 1510 (aprox) - 1545 Shipton Moyne. Assessed for subsidy with his mother on 13 p74 (Shipton Moyne, Glos) September 1543. Will dated 1545. Married Ellen. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne, Glos 869 1511 Stephen Ludlow Summoned to the Court of Anne, wife of Thomas Escourt, Gent. Vol 4 SM Oct (Shipton Moyne) Stephen Ludlow had not mended his house as he was ordered, he p295 forfeits 40d. He is ordered again to make repairs before the next p296 Court on pain of a 5s fine. Stephen and others also allowed their pigs p297 to roam free, each was fined 2d. Various property formerly rented by Stephen is taken by another. Ref: Record held in the Gloucester Record Office. 870 1512 William Ludlow Admitted to the Middle Temple on the 3 November 1512. William Vol 4 SS (Hill Deverill) Windsor, second Baron Windsor was also admitted. William's son p30 HD George married a daughter of Baron Windsor of Stanwell, Middx. Ref: Register of Admissions to Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I

871 1512 Ludlow Middle Temple Register. 3 November 1512 - Ludlow either Salop or Vol 2 - (London) Wilts. p397 Ref: Middle Temple Register 872 1513 Battle of Flodden 40,000 Scots massed at Flodden, Northumberland. Hen VIII was Vol 2 Gen away with Army in France. The King sent the Earl of Surrey with p387 Info 25,000 to repel the invasion which they did, the Scots suffered heavy casualties and fled. Ref: Dis Battlefields of England by John Kinross 873 1513 John Ludlow Sheriffs list by Counties. Vol 2 LON 1514 (Wilts) In 1513 No: 3 p386 SS In 1514 No: 2 HD Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign and Domestic Hen VIII Vol I p921 & p922 874 1515 John Ludlow John Ludlow is once again on the Sheriffs roll for Wilts. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign and Domestic Hen VIII Vol II Pt 1 p393 SS p297 HD 875 1515 William Ludlow John Ludlow's son William appointed Commissioner of the Peace for Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Wiltshire. p393 SS Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol II Pt 1 HD p299 876 1515 John Ludlow Appointed Escheator for Hants & Wilts. Vol 2 LON (Wilts & Hants) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XXI Pt 2 p408 SS p423 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 74 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 877 1515 John Ludlow Appointed Escheator for Hants & Wilts. Vol 2 LON (Wilts & Hants) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XXI Pt 2 p408 SS p423 HD 878 1516 Maurice Ludlow The late Maurice Ludlow mentioned as having an annual income of 10 Vol 2 S (Salop) Marks from the Lordship of Staunton Lacy, Salop held by a grant from p394 the late Duke of York. Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol II Pt 1 p498 879 1517 John & Philippa Ludlow The Pedigree of Bulstrode, Wilts (1517) Philippa Bulstrode heiress Vol 2 LON (Wilts) marries John Ludlow of Hill Deverill and had issue William Ludlow, p395 SS Edward Ludlow and Dorothy Ludlow. HD Ref: Wilts Notes & Queries Vol VII 1911-1913 p254 880 1518 Thomas Ludlow Pardoned for having killed William Warham of Sevenoaks, Kent in self- Vol 2 SS (Kent) defence 10/10/1518 at Knoll, Sevenoaks in a house called 'The p394 Keepers House' belonging to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Ref: Letter & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol II Pt 1 p1272 881 1518 Edward Ludlow Inner Temple Register Edward Ludlow - no further info. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Inner Temple, London, Register p397 SS HD 882 1519 John Ludlow of Hill Deverill. Will proved, 23 Ayloffe. Vol 4 SS (Wilts) Ref: Index of Wills Proved Perogative Court, Canterbury. Vol II 1383- p89 HD 1558 883 1519 John Ludlow Will proved of Hill Deverill, Wilts. Vol 4 SS (Wilts) Ref: 23 Ayloffe - 1383-1558 p71 HD 884 1519 Ludlow Tomb A Table Tomb built for John Ludlow 1519 and placed in the Church at Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill, Wilts) Hill Deverill. Family Arms depicted engraving of south front of Tomb. p249 HD Ref: History of Wiltshire (Hoare)

885 1519 John Ludlow Son of John and Lora Ludlow requested that his body be buried within Vol 3 SS Will the Chancel of the Parish Church of Hill Deverill at the North End of p194 HD (Hill Deverill) the High Alter. John left money to the Mother Church of Sarum . (Salisbury) to Hill Deverill, Brixton Deverill, Deverill Longbridge, . Monkton Deverill and Kingston Deverill Churches. He left money to NOTE: Two sons various religious houses. The residue of his estate to his wife Philippa William and sons William and Edward. Edward Ref: Will proved at Lambeth 14 Nov 1519 886 1519 John Ludlow of Hill Deverill John dies and is buried at Hill Deverill (Alter Tomb) (now in Longbridge Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Deverill Church). p397 SS Ref: Wilts Notes & Queries Vol VII 1911-1913 p423 HD 887 1520 William Ludlow Sheriffs roll for Wilts. William Ludlow mentioned with two others. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol III Pt 1 p398 SS p303 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 75 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 888 1521 Edward Ludlow Maurice Gifford; by Licence, Allienates lands in East Gynge, Berks to Vol 2 LON son of William Ludlow Edward Ludlow and others. p398 SS (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol III Pt 1 HD p535 889 1522 Stephen Ludlow Stephen and William both included in the Military Survey Poll 1522. Vol 4 SM Shipton Moyne Ref: Mil. Survey of Glos, Ed RW Hoyle B Gas 1993 p384 William Ludlow (Ampney St Mary) 890 1523 William Ludlow Subsidy - Commission to senior members of the Royal Household to Vol 2 LON (Wilts) collect the subsidy granted for four years from the persons in the p398 SS Kings Household. HD Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol III Pt 2 p1361 891 1523 Laurence Ludlow Probably of the More House, Shipton subsidy as above. Vol 2 S (Salop) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol III Pt 2 p398 SM p1363 892 1524 William Ludlow Subsidy - as above Vol 2 As (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol IV Pt 1 p399 Above Laurence Ludlow p233 & p234 (Salop) 893 1524 William Ludlow Sheriffs Roll for Wilts. William Ludlow mentioned with two others. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol IV Pt 1 p399 SS p367 & p368 HD 894 1526 William Ludlow Commissioner of the Peace for Wilts with others. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol IV Pt 3 p400 SS p899 HD 895 1529 William Ludlow Sheriffs Roll for Wilts. William Ludlow mentioned with two others. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol IV Pt 3 p400 SS p2708 HD 896 1530 Stephen Ludlow The son of John and Ellen Ludlow tenant of the Manor of Shipton Vol 5 SM 1530 (aprox) - ? Moyne. No mention of his wife's name. p76 (Shipton Moyne, Glos) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 897 1530 William Ludlow Sheriffs Roll for Wilts. William Ludlow mentioned with two others. (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol IV Pt 3 p3029 & p3030 898 1531 William Ludlow Commissioner of the Peace with others for Wiltshire. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol I p81 p401 SS HD 899 1532 William Ludlow Commissioner of the Peace with others for Wiltshire. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol V p399 p401 SS HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 76 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 900 1532 Walter Ludlow Walter Ludlow mentioned, also John Ludlow (Part II p62) and another Vol 4 SM (Bristol) Ludlow, father of Elizabeth (Part III p129). p399 Ref: Bristol Apprentice Book 1532-1565 BRS Pub P22 Vol XIV 901 1533 William Ludlow William eldest son of John and Philippa Ludlow, married Jane, Vol 5 HD 14?2 (Aprox)-1533 daughter and co-heiress of Nicholas Moore of Withford, Southampton p77 (Hill Deverill and Withford, Hants) (3 miles north of Basingstoke). William and Jane had five sons and a daughter Mary who married Richard Scrope of Castle Coombe, Wilts. William spent much time at Withford and London. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

902 1533 William Ludlow Esq Will proved of White Friars, London also of Hill Deverill, Wilts and of Vol 4 SS (Wilts) Berks, Bucks, Hants and Sussex. p71 HD Ref: 2 Hogen - 1383 - 1558 903 1533 William Ludlow The Table Tomb - a fine example was placed in the Church at Hill Vol 3 SS George Ludlow Deverill between 1533 and 1580. When the Church became p133 HD (Hill Deverill, Wilts) redundant it was moved to Longbridge Deverill Church. Ref: History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare) 904 1533 William Ludlow Commissioner of the Peace with others for Wiltshire. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol V p706 p401 SS HD 905 1533 William Ludlow Esq of Hill Deverill, also Whitefriars, London; Berks; Bucks; Hants; Sussex Vol 4 SS Wilts and Wilts. Will Proved, 2 Hogen. p89 HD Ref: Index of Wills Proved Perogative Court, Canterbury. Vol II 1383- 1558 906 1533 William Ludlow of Hill Deverill William Ludlow dies and desires burial in the Church of the Whitfriars Vol 2 LON (Wilts) of London and rememberance to be made at Hill Deverill - a picture to p396 SS hang in the Church. HD Ref: Wilts notes and queries Vol VII 1911-13 p287

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 77 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 907 1533 William Ludlow Son of John and Philippa Ludlow. Requests that his body be buried in Vol 3 SS Will the White Friars of London. Masses to be sung in London and Hill p195 HD (Hill Deverill/London) Deverill. He also requests a picture of himself to be hung in Hill p196 . Deverill Church. Property includes a Great Mansion now in the tenure . of Lord Stafford in Mynchon Lane, Dowgate, London. Littleton and NOTE: Five sons: Stanwell, Middx. Dorney, Bucks. Pinckeney Cokeham and Bray, . George Berks. The Manor of Hill Deverill, Langford, Charleton, Wyley, . Edward Depford, Depforth, Pertwood, Bodenham Meadys, Steeple Langford, . Leonard Codford, St Martins, Wilts. Also in Southampton, Hants. Fytilworth . William and Stopham in Sussex. Property also held at Frome, Selwood, . John Gyllingham and Pettworthy. Richard Scrope of Castle Combe, Wilts who married Williams daughter Mary receives 200 Marks. He wills money to his sons George, Edward, Leonard, William and John. He leaves the farm at Tidworth to his wife until his son reaches the age of 22 years when it reverts to him. He bequeaths his farm at Alington to Leonard. He suggests that his Great Tenement and Mansion House in London be sold. He makes bequests to his servants and provides for his wife Joan. Ref: Will proved at Lamberth, 6 May 1533

NOTE: William married Joan, daughter and co-heiress of Nicholas Moore (More) of Withford, Southampton (Hants). The Tadley property (Nr Basingstoke) came to the Ludlow's through Joan Ludlow's inheritance. 908 1535 William Ludlow An IPM and also a Will. Considerable property listed particularly Vol 4 SS IPM/Will around Hill Deverill. His heir is George Ludlow. Also mentioned are p350 HD (Hill Deverill) his wife Joan, his daughter Mary and four other sons, Leonard, Edward, William and John, who are not listed on the official Hill Deverill Pedigree. No mention is made of Withford because it belonged to his wife. Hill Deverill village must have been quite large since William owned 100 Messuages (homes) and 100 Tofts (homes) where these homes once stood is now a field and a protected site. Ref: PRO. Kew. C142/56/43

909 1536 John Ludlow John, son of Stephen Ludlow with his wife, Helen and their son Vol 4 SM Dec (Shipton Moyne) Stephen take on two tenements from Edward Escourt, Gent, Lord of p298 the Manor. Properties called Byshyps and Tyle House. John became p299 tenant of both houses at a cost of 46s 8d he and his wife and son are permitted to sub let. John was also ordered to repair the property. John Ludlow recorded the Court proceedings. Ref: Record held in the Gloucester Record Office 910 1536 General Information England and Wales are united Gen Info 911 1537 Laurence Ludlow Executors of his Will were Agnes Ludlow and Thomas Ludlow. Vol 4 SS Oct (Shipton, Salop) Ref: Probate & Admin, Bishop of Hereford (537/230) p386 SMH

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 78 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 912 1538 Laurence Ludlow Commission with others incl Thomas Vernon & William Hopton to Vol 2 S (Salop) make Inq Post Mort on Lands and heir of Thomas Acton. p401 Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIII Pt 1 p141 913 1539 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow with horse & harness himself plus servant - in Vol 2 S (Salop) preparation for service in France. Archers and Billmen also p403 mentioned. Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIV Pt 1 p305 914 1540 Humfrey Ludlow Humfrey Ludlow of Acton Scotte, Salop. Vol 4 SS April (Wenlock, Salop) Ref: Index Library Calendar of Probate & Admin Act 1407-1541 - Court p386 SMH Books of the Bishop of Hereford (BRS 1989) (539/230) 915 1540 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow leaves various farm animals to his children, Richard, Vol 4 - Will Alice, Jane, Elizabeth and John. The residue to his wife, Margaret. p351 (South Cerney, Glos) Ref: Worcester Record Office Will No: 272

916 1542 Walter de Ludlow From the records of Gloucester Cathedral: Vol 4 SS Hugh de Ludlow Walter & Hugh de Ludlow are mentioned in association with the p187 (Bromfield, Salop) Church of St Mary, Bromfield, Salop (3 miles north of Ludlow) Hugh de p188 Ludlow is described as Sheriff of Shropshire. Ref: Records of Gloucester Cathedral 1883-4, Vol II, Rev William Bazeley 917 1543 Stephen Ludlow and his wife Joan William Lord Stourton of Stourton, Wilts sells his estate at Shipton Vol 2 SM Shipton Moyne (Glos) Moyne to John Hodges Esq. Joan Ludlow was assessed for subsidy p402 on the 13th September 1543 as was John Ludlow, tenant of the Manor p404 of Shipton Moyne. Ref: Hist of the Noble House of Stourton, Wilts 918 1543 George Ludlow Mentioned with others in a document concerning the clothiers Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) company, City of London. p410 SS Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII HD 919 1544 Morrice Ludlow Described as groom of the Chamber riding at the Master of the Vol 2 S King's Servant Horse's Command with a cast of falcons from Eltham to the Manor of p404 (Salop) the Queen's Hawks. Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIX Pt II p407 920 1544 George Ludlow Payments due - Horningsham, Magna Ansty and Hill Deverill. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIX Pt II p404 SS p413 HD 921 1544 George Ludlow Preparations for war with France, George Ludlow listed with many Vol 2 LON (Wilts) other worthy Wiltshire Gentlemen. p405 SS Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIX Pt II HD p155 922 1544 George Ludlow He is mentioned as being in the Vanguard of the Army for France Vol 2 LON (Wilts) (Boulogne) raises 4 foot soldiers. p405 SS Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIX Pt I HD p158

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 79 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 923 1544 John Ludlow He is mentioned as a member of the Army being assembled in Vol 2 SH (Southamptonshire) Southants - raises 4 foot soldiers. p405 SS Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIX Pt I HD p158 924 1544 George Ludlow Various grants. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XIX Pt I p405 SS p167 & 279 HD 925 1544 George Ludlow Various properties in Wilts, West Gurston, Alvediston, Fifield Bavant. Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill) Also mentioned Sir Henry Ludlow and Sir Edmund Ludlow. p102 HD Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p??? p103

926 1545 John Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Shipton Moyne) Ref: PRO Gloucester 927 1545 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow mentioned also various land holdings and property. Vol 2 S More House (Salop) Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XX Pt II p407 SMH p221

928 1545 John Ludlow John Ludlow dies. Vol 2 SM Shipton Moyne (Glos) Ref: Info taken from Shipton Moyne Pedigree p404

929 1545 John Ludlow John Ludlow tenant of the Manor of Shipton Moyne and son of Vol 4 SM IPM/Will Stephen Ludlow, leaves various farm animals to his children, Stephen p352 (Shipton Moyne) and Jerome. To his brother, also called John, a colt. The residue to his wife, Ellen. Ref: PRO, Glos 1545/162 930 1545 Ludlow Wills There are 23 Wills listed from 1545-1776. Vol 4 SM to (Gloucester) Ref: PRO Gloucester p387 1776 931 1546 John Ludlow John Ludlow Esq possibly the son of William Ludlow (1535) he ownes Vol 4 SS IPM/Will property and land in North and South Fareham. Leaves a wife, p353 HD (Fareham, Hants) Elizabeth nee Ticheborn and 4 year old son, John. Ref: PRO, Kew C142/72/72 932 1546 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow serving in Boulogne who had been reported dead and Vol 2 S More House (Salop) his goods and land delivered to his wife with who he 'did not best p407 SMH agree' for the said Ludlow proved to have been a prisoner in France and has now returned. Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII Vol XXI P&II p195 & p196

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 80 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 933 1546 Thomas Ludlow To the Council in the Marches of Wales. Bearer Thomas Ludlow has Vol 2 S More House (Salop) served well these two years past and has been not only taken prisoner p407 and grievously wounded here but, as we are informed wrongly accussed. To the President and Council in the Marches of Wales whereby he is liked to be ruined. Beg favour for him that he may return to his country and recover his lands. F+D818rom the Deputy and Council of Boulogne. 24 August 1546. Ref: Letters & Papers, Foreign & Domestic Hen VIII P I & II p748

934 1547 King Henry VIII dies Born at Greenwich Palace, Kent on 28th June 1491. Succeeded his Gen (London) father as King of England 22 April 1509. He died on 28 January 1547 Info at Whitehall Palace, London and was buried in St Georges Chapel, Windsor. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir. 935 1547 George Ludlow With others appointed a Justice of the Peace for Wiltshire. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI Vol I 1547-1548 p91 p408 SS HD 936 1548 George Ludlow Sir John Thynne sells 1 acre of meadow and 52 acres of land in Hill Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Deverill to George Ludlow. p408 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI 1547-1548 p336 HD 937 1550 Sir Edmund Ludlow When Edmund Ludlow inclosed common-field land in Hill-Deverill, it Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill, Wilts) was credibly testified that "whereas the ancient tenants kept ploughs p77 HD ….. The new cottagers do live but barely, only by their day labour". Some of the cottagers, together with servants in husbandry, who were quartered in a converted farmhouse, were engaged in ploughing and other work for Ludlow himself but some may have been reduced to beggary. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 4 p46 938 1550 Philip Ludlow Manor of Cotes and Gretton Parcel of the possessions of the Vol 4 SM (Winchcombe) Monastrey of Winchcombe. Free tenants - Philip Ludlow for two p384 closes lying in Gretton, 12d. Ref: PRO KB Misc Books Vol 139 p173 939 1551 George Ludlow Member of a Commission to enquire into the rising costs of food Vol 2 LON (Wilts) production in Wilts. p409 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI Vol IV 1550-1553 p141 & p142 HD 940 1551 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow of the Morehouse, Shipton appointed Escheator for Vol 2 SS of the More House (Salop) Shropshire. (To Escheat: The reversion of property to the Crown in p409 SMH the absence of legal heirs). Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI Vol V 1547-1553 p375 941 1551 George Ludlow Appointed with others as Justice of the Peace for Wiltshire. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI Vol V 1547-1553 p359 p409 SS HD 942 1551 George Ludlow Sheriffs Roll for Wiltshire mentioned with two others. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI Vol V 1547-1553 p387 p409 SS HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 81 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 943 1553 Richard Ludlow, Margaret his Richard & Margaret and their son Richard mentioned as being in Vol 2 LON wife, Richard their son tenure of property in South Cerney, Glos and Minety in Wilts. This is p411 SS (Glos) (Wilts) probably the Richard Ludlow who was Serjeant of the Cellar to Hen IV, p413 SUR V & VI. He certainly had a son Richard because he served in The Cellar as a Trayer. Richard's main residence was in Surrey. Minety is not far from Shipton Moyne, Glos. The property belonged to Lanthony Monastery, Glos. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Edw VI Vol V 1547-1553 p302 944 1553 King Edward VI dies Born on 12 October 1537 at Hampton Court Palace, Surrey, was Duke Gen (Hampton Court) of Cornwall from birth. Succeeded his father Hen VIII as king of Info England on 28 January 1547. Crowned on the 20 or 25 February 1547 in Westminster Abbey. He died unmarried on 6th July 1553 at Greenwich Palace, Kent and was buried in Westminster Abbey. He was succeeded by his second cousin Lady Jane Grey. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir

945 1553 George Ludlow Part of Pertwood Manor came into George Ludlow's possession in Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill) ???? He later sold it in 1553 to John Mervyn. Pertwood is to the south p90 HD of Hill Deverill. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 8 p59 946 1554 George Ludlow Appointed with others as a Justice of the Peace in Wiltshire. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Phil' & Mary Vol II 1553-1554 p25 p412 SS HD 947 1554 Late William Ludlow, his wife The late William Ludlow was tenant of the Manor of Grandon, Co Vol 2 LON Joan and sons George & Edward Somerset. Tenure expired property passed to Robert Graunt of p412 SS Bradford, Co Wilts. (Clothier). HD Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Phil & Mary Vol II 1553-1554 p355 948 1555 Sir Edmund Ludlow The son of George and Edith Ludlow Member of Parliament for Vol 5 HD 1555 (Aprox)-1624 Hindon, Wilts. High Sheriff of Wiltshire in 1586. Married firstly Bridget p82 (Hill Deverill, Wilts and Maiden sole heiress of Henry Coker of Maypowder, Dorset, she was buried at Bradley, Wilts) Hill Deverill Church, 1587. Married secondly Margaret, daughter of Henry Manning of Down, Kent, he was Marshall of the Royal Household. She was born 1559, buried at Maiden Bradley, Wilts 1633. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 949 1555 Ludlow Bridge Bridge mentioned possibly over the river Rother or River Tillingham nr Vol 2 - Beckly Beckly, Sussex. No other info. p412 (Sussex) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Phil & Mary Vol II 1554-1555 p108 & p109

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 82 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 950 1556 Late William Ludlow William Ludlow acquired land without a licence. Justices have caught Vol 2 LON (Allington, Wilts) up at last - fined £10 pardoned - retained by his heirs. The Manor p412 SS consisted of 16 messuages, 2 fofts, a water mill, 500 acres of land, HD 270 acres of meadow, 400 acres of pasture, 400 acres of wood and 200 acres of heath. Held in chief of the Crown. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Phil & Mary Vol III 1555-1557 p137 951 1556 George Ludlow Takes receipt of the following Manors or Lordships: Hannington nr Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Cricklade, Wilts. Stawthouse Manor, Glos. Ashley Manor, Glos (Nr p413 SS Tetbury). These properties may have been in the Ludlow family for HD some time. Ref: Cucatus Lancastrie Calender of Pleadings and Depositions, etc. Hen VIII & Edw VI 952 1557 Anne Ludlow widow of Laurence A property deal by Sir Thomas Palmer which involved widow Anne Vol 2 S Ludlow of the More House (Salop) Ludlow and several others. p413 SMH Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Phil & Mary Vol III 1555-1557 p406 & p407 p414 953 1558 Edward Ludlow, his wife Elizabeth Edward Ludlow marries Elizabeth wife of the late William Lord Vol 2 LON formerly Stourton (Wilts) Sourton. Elizabeth seeks a share of her late husbands estate. Her p414 SS Edward Ludlow, the only son of son Charles Lord Stourton challenges request. He subsequently HD William Ludlow murders Ludlow is tried and found guilty and executed. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Phil & Mary Vol IV 1557-1558 p469

954 1558 Queen Mary I dies Born 18 February 1516 at Greenwich Palace, Kent proclaimed Queen Gen - (St James's Palace, London) 1553 and crowned 1 October 1553, she married King Philip II of Spain Info and was proclaimed Queen of Spain in 1556. She died in 1558 at St James's Palace, London and buried in Westminster Abbey. Elizabeth I succeeds. Ref: Britain's Royal Families by Alison Weir 955 1560 Edward Ludlow and Maud his wife Frances Sherley transfers the following properties to Edward and Vol 2 HD (Wilts) (Somerset) Maud Ludlow & heirs Manors of Horsington & South Cheriton, South p415 SS Cadbury, North Cheriton, North Cadbury, Wincanton, Stowell, SOM Horsington Marsh, North Wolson, South Wolson, Weston Bampfylde, The Advowson of Horsington Church all properties in Somerset. Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol I 1558-1560 p263

956 1562 Edward Ludlow and his wife Maud Edward & Maud Ludlow (sometimes called Matilda) dies leaving a Vol 2 HD (deceased) Robert Ludlow young son Robert. Property and lands in Somerset held by Queen p413 SS (Somerset) Elizabeth I. SOM Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic 1547-1580 p212 957 1564 George Ludlow George Ludlow, with others, is appointed a Justice of the Peace for Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Wiltshire, Berks and Southamptonshire. p415 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol III 1563-1566 p39 HD 958 1564 Robert Ludlow, son of Edward Reaches the age of 21 years, inherits his father's and mother's estates Vol 2 HD and Maud in Somerset. p415 SS (Somerset) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol III 1563-1566 p273 SOM

959 1565 Arms of Ludlow Made up of Ludlow, Rymer, Bultrode and More. Vol 3 SS Hill Deverill, Wilts Ref: History of Wiltshire (Hoare) p248 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 83 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 960 1565 Arms of Ludlow Record of the Ludlow family at the Heralds Visitation of the County of Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill, Wilts) Wiltshire 1565. Ludlow/Rymer/Bulstrode/More/Coker. p114 HD Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p178 p115 961 1565 George Ludlow Kingston Deverill - Just along the valley from Hill Deverill was probably Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill) acquired by George Ludlow in 1565. Estate acquired by the Thynnes p110 HD in 1737. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p139 962 1565 Thomas Ludlow Presentation of Thomas Ludlow to the Vicarage of St Bartholomew, Vol 2 SS (Hants) Winchester. p416 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol III 1563-1566 p293

963 1567 The History of Warminster The Ludlows are mentioned frequently. Thomas Ludlow of Dinton Vol 3 SS (Wilts) moved to Warminster in about 1620. Family remained there fore p32 HD about 200 years. to Ref: History of Warminster by John J Daniell p350 964 1567 George Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Wiltshire for one year. Many Ludlows listed on Vol 2 LON 1568 (Wilts) Sheriff lists. George is the first to be appointed for Wiltshire. p416 SS Ref: Queen Eliz I Wilts Sheriffs by Rev J E Jackson p26 HD 965 1568 George Ludlow Appointed with others a Justice of the Peace for Wilts, Berks and Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Southamptonshire. p416 SS Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol V 1569-1572 p219 HD 966 1559 The English gave up Calais Treaty of Cateau Cambresis. England's last foothold on the Gen - Continent of Europe gone. Info Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 967 1559 Civil War in Scotland Civil War in Scotland 1559-1567 Gen - Info 968 1561 Thomas Ludlow Second son of George and Edith Ludlow of Hill Deverill. Married Jane, Vol 5 HD 1561 (Aprox)-1607 daughter of Thomas and sister of Sir Gabriel Pyle of Bapton in the p84 (Dinton and Baycliffe, Wilts) Parish of Fisherton de la Mere, Wilts. Will proved 6 July 1650. Baycliffe was in the Parish of Hill Deverill although it is situated nearer to Maiden Bradley. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts 969 1570 John Ludlow The son of Edward and Edith Ludlow of Shipton Moyne. He left his Vol 5 SM 1570 (aprox) - ? brother Stephen to farm at Shipton Moyne and moved to Chedglow Nr p84 (Crudwell, Wilts) Crudwell, Wilts. Paid subsidy in 1629. His wife Edith died 1666. They had 2 sons and four daughters. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 970 1570 Maurice Ludlow Maurice Ludlow of the More House appears to have evaded owning Vol 2 S (Salop) up to income from a small number of properties. p417 SMH Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol V 1569-1572 p152 & p153 971 1570 Robert Ludlow and Dorothy his Alienates lands in Horewood, Horsington Marsh, Battelspole, Vol 2 HD wife Walmeade and Horsington, Somerset to William Hannam and to p417 SS (Somerset) Richard Newman. SOM Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol V 1569-1572 p149

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 84 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 972 1572 Robert Ludlow and Dorothy his Alienates lands and property in Horsington, Horsington Marsh Co Vol 2 HD 1573 wife Somerset to Mathew Smyth. Alienates lands in Horsington and South p418 SS (Somerset) Clayton, Somerset to John Leveston. SOM Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol V p452 Vol VI p175 973 1573 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow and his son William Ludlow in various property deals. Vol 4 SM Jan (Shipton Moyne) William also has a son called William. p300 Ref: Record held in the Gloucester Record Office p301 974 1573 Thomas Ludlow Commission with others to investigate the lunacy of Thomas Hynton, Vol 2 S (Salop) Co Salop. p418 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol XI 1572-1575 p154 975 1573 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow, Church Warden of Colesbourne (St James). Vol 4 SM (Colesbourne, Glos) Ref: Margaret Richards letter 2 April 2000 p417 976 1574 Joan Ludlow marries Thomas Joan Ludlow marries Thomas Whyte at St Margarets Church, Vol 2 SS Whyte Westminster on 27 June 1574. p418 LON (London) Ref: Memorial of St Margarets Church 1539-1660 977 1574 Thomas Ludlow Appointed with others as a Master of the Free Borough of Wells, Vol 2 SS (Wells, Somerset) Somerset. p419 SOM Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol VI 1572-1575 p296 978 1575 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow married Edward Baynard of Lacock Abbey. Vol 3 SS (Lacock, Wilts) Elizabeth bore eighteen children, 13 sons and five daughters, p432 HD monument in church. Ref: Genealogist Magazine, New Series, K W Murray. Vol II 979 1575 Thomas Ludlow Commission with others to investigate the Post Mortem of William Vol 2 S (Salop) Hopton, Salop. p419 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol VI 1572-1575 p440 980 1577 Henry Ludlow The eldest son of Sir Edmund Ludlow and his first wife, Bridget. Vol 5 HD 1577-1639 Graduated from Oxford 1594, Member of Parliament for Andover. p85 (Hill Deverill, Wilts and Tadley, Moved from Hill Deverill to the other family home at Tadley, Hants. Hants) Married to Lettice, daughter of Thomas West, Lord de la Warre. Monument in Hill Deverill Church. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 981 1578 George Ludlow George Ludlow, 'Clerk of his Lordships kitchen' this would be the Duke Vol 2 WILTS (Wilts) of Somerset residing at Maiden Bradley, Tottenham House, Wilts and p420 London. This George may come from another branch. Ref: Extracts from the Seymour Papers 1532-1686 p151 & p185

982 1579 Thomas Ludlow Commissioned with others to investigate Post Mortem for John Vol 2 S (Salop) Adams, Salop. p420 Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol VIII 1578-1580 p44 983 1579 George Ludlow Commissioner with others to investigate John Ayliffe's Post Mortem. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol VIII 15?? -1580 p420 SS HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 85 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 984 1580 George Ludlow Son of William and Joan Ludlow, George is described as being of (Hill Deverill, Wilts) West Sherborne (Tadley) Hants. It would appear that he was buried in (West Sherborne, Hants) the West Sherborne Churchyard. He bequeaths money to his . servants and to the Church at Pamber in the Parish of West . Sherborne. He gives various sums of money to his daughters. He NOTE: Two sons gives his eldest son ten pounds to buy a good gelding. The residue of . Edmund his estate goes to Thomas, his youngest son. . Thomas Ref: Will proved at London 4 Feb 1581/1

NOTE: George's wife, Edith, third daughter of Lord Windsor of Stanwell, Middx, must have predeseased him as there is no mention of her in his will. Hill Deverill is not mentioned either so the family prefered West Sherborne, Nr Basingstoke as it was more modern and comfortable and less isolated (nearer to London). The house at West Sherborne (Tadley) is stone built and moated rather like Hill Deverill (it too was originally moated) not a large house but well built in stunning country side. The present owners (2004) have maintained much of the original house. Ref: Robin Ludlow visit in 2003 985 1580 George Ludlow George Ludlow of Hill Deverill dies. Ludlow actually lived for most of Gen HD Hill Deverill dies the time at Wyeford Farm, West Sherborne, Hampshire (5 miles north Info SS (Wilts) of Basingstoke). He left money to his local Church in Pamber, and I SH believe he was buried at Pamber as well. The property belonged to his mother. The house is moated, has had a few editions but still retains its medieval features, surrounded by countryside that has changed little and currently owned, lived in and loved by Hugo Vickers and his family. 986 1580 George Ludlow Esq George Ludlow Esq, Westshireborne Pamber, Hants (4 Dacy) this is Vol 2 HD (Hants) how his death was recorded. p420 SS Ref: Index of Wills Pre Court Canterbury Vol III p200 SH 987 1580 John Ludlow Late of New Inn, Gent. (New Inn was an Inn of Chancery associated Vol 2 SS Gent (London) with the Middle Temple). p425 LON Ref: Middle Temple Register 988 1580 George Ludlow Esq Will proved of Westshireborne, Pamber, Hants. Vol 4 SS (Tadley, Hants) Ref: 4 Darcy - 1558-1583 p70 HD 989 1581 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow succeeds to George Ludlow estate. Vol 2 HD George Ludlows son & heir Ref: Cal Pat Rolls Eliz I Vol IX 1580-1582 p419 p420 SS SH 990 1581 Thomas Ludlow Esq Thomas Ludlow did not have children there is no mention of a wife Vol 4 SS IPM/Will either. He left his estate to his brother, Morris Ludlow, aged 60 years. p354 S The Morehouse Ref: Pro, Kew C142/216 (Shipton Moyne)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 86 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 991 1582 Walter Ludlow Property transactions between Walter Ludlow, Agnes Ludlow and Vol 4 SM Jan (Shipton Moyne) Richard Ludlow. p300 Ref: Record held in the Gloucester Record Office 992 1583 John Ludlow John Ludlow, gent of Baydon, Wilts, between Swindon & Marlborough, Vol 2 HD Gent (Wilts) a member of the Marquis of Hertford's household. Hertford was the p424 son and heir of the Duke of Somerset. John is probably related to George mentioned above. Neither appear on the Hill Deverill Pedigree. The Duke and his son had a great influence and were very rich and powerful. Ref: Extracts from the Seymour Papers 1532-1686 p198 & p199

993 1584 Hugh Ludlow Hugh Ludlow was christened at St Margarets Church, Westminster on Vol 2 SS Son of John (London) the 8 March 1584. He was the son of John Ludlow. p425 LON Ref: Memorials, St Margarets Church 1539-1660 p45

994 1584 John Ludlow Buried at St Margarets Church, Westminster, on the 3 Nov 1584. Vol 2 SS (Nov) (London) Ref: Memorials, St Margarets Church 1539-1660 p446 p425 LON 995 1585 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow (Later Sir Edmund) of Hill Deverill & Maiden Bradley Vol 2 LON (Wilts) appointed Sheriff of Wiltshire for one year. p426 SS Ref: ER I Wilts Sheriffs by Rev J E Jackson p28 HD 996 1586 John Ludlow John Ludlow makes bequests to Alice, his sister, Thomas, his brother, Vol 4 SM IPM/Will Edith, his sister and Elizabeth, his wife. The Chapel at Greiton is also p355 (Winchcombe, Glos) mentioned. p356 Ref: Pro, Glos, 1587/100 997 1586 George Ludlow George Ludlow was christened at St Margarets Church, Westminster Vol 2 SS son of John (London) on the 20 Feb 1586. p426 LON Ref: Memorials St Margarets Church 1539-1660 p47 998 1587 John Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Winchcombe) Ref: PRO Gloucester 999 1587 General Information BLACK DEATH Gen - Info 1000 1587 Gabriel Ludlow The son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow of Dinton, Wilts. Called to the Vol 5 HD 1587 - ? Bar 1620. Elected Bencher 1637. Particular receiver of the Duchy of p87 (Dinton and Baycliffe, Wilts and Lancaster's possessions in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridge. Patent East Anglia) 1629. Resigned the Office June 1639. Appointed Deputy Ranger of Selwood Forest 1638. Married Phyllis who after Gabriels death sold Baycliffe Farm to Sir James Thynne in 1653. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

1001 1588 Morrice Ludlow (Salop) Both subscribed towards the defence of the country against the Vol 2 S Edmund Ludlow (Wilts) Spanish Armada. Both gave £25. p426 SS Ref: Names of subscribers, Ed: T C Noble & Index p53 & p69 HD 1002 1588 General Information SPANISH ARMADA DEFEATED Gen - Info

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 87 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1003 1589 John Ludlow John Ludlow, late of New Inn, Gent. Vol 4 SS (Hill Deverill) Ref: Register of Admissions to Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I p31 HD 1004 1591 Henry Ludlow Son of Sir Edmund Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts. Hart Hall, Matric 22 Vol 4 SS 1577-1639 Oct 1591 aged 14. BA. 17 December 1594. Student Middle Temple, p46 HD (Hill Deverill, Wilts) London 1595. MP for Andover 1601, Ludgershall 1604-1611. Born (Tadley, Hants) 1577. Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714 Vol III & Vol IV 1005 1591 Roger Ludlow Third son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow of Dinton, Wilts. Matriculated Vol 5 HD 1591 - ? Balliol College, Oxford, 1610. Deputy-Govenor of Massachusetts and p88 (Dinton, Wilts and North America) of Connecticut. Compiled the first Connecticut Code of Laws, printed in 1672. Married: Issue. Vide Edmund Ludlow memoirs; also George Ludlow (brother) Will, proved 1656. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

1006 1592 Sir Henry Ludlow Eldest son of Sir Edmund Ludlow and his second wife Margaret. Vol 5 HD 1592-1643 Educated at Oxford, graduated BA in 1609. High Sheriff of Wilts p88 (Maiden Bradley, Wilts and 1633. MP for Wiltshire in 1640. Died intestate in 1643. London) Administration granted to his son Nathaniel Ludlow in 1660. Sir Henry married Elizabeth daughter of Richard Phelpis of Whitchurch, Dorset. Niece of Sir Edward Phelips of Montacute, Somerset, Master of the Rolls. Speaker of the House of Commons. Marriage took place in 1611 at the Rolls Chapel, Chancery Lane. Was buried at St Andrews, Holborn 1660. Will proved 1660. Sir Henry was a republican. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill.

1007 1593 Ann Ludlow Ann Ludlow dies of the Plague and is buried at St Margarets, Vol 2 SS The Plague (London) Westminster on 18 September 1593. p427 LON Ref: Memorials of St Margaret's Church 1539-1660 p462 NOTE: There were over 120 burials recorded in September at St Gen Margarets Church, Westminster and a similar number for October Info 1594 1008 1593 Thomas Ludlow Fourth son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow of Dinton, Wilts. Baptised at Vol 5 HD 1593 - 1646 Baverstock, Wilts, in 1593. Married Jane Bennett daughter of John p88 (Baverstock and Warminster, Bennett of Steeple Ashton and Smallbrook, Wilts in 1624. Thomas Wilts) was the first Ludlow to take up residence, permanently, in Warminster. He was Church Warden at The Minster. Died 1646. His wife, Jane died in 1683 - both buried at Warminster. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

1009 1593 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow was an Inn holder in Cirencester. Makes bequests to Vol 4 - IPM/Will Susanna, his daughter, Anne Boyse, his sister and his wife, Jane. p307 (Cirencester, Glos) Ref: PRO, Glos 1593/120

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 88 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1010 1593 Richard Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Cirencester) Ref: PRO Gloucester 1011 1594 Henry Ludlow Hart Hall, Oxford, Matric 1591 (aged 14 years) BA 1594 of Hill Deverill, Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Wilts also of Tadley, Hants. Middle Temple 1595. Son of Sir Edmund p428 SS Ludlow, MP Andover 1601 and Ludgershall 1604-1611. HD Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1500-1714 Vol III p948

1012 1595 Morris Ludlow Esq Will proved of the More House, Shipton, Salop. Vol 4 SS (Salop) Ref: 41 Scott - 1584-1604 p70 SMH 1013 1595 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow son and heir of Edmund and Bridget Ludlow of Hill Vol 4 SS (Hill Deverill) Deverill, Wilts. Admitted 17 May 1595. p31 HD Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple, 1500-1944 Vol I 1014 1595 Edmund Ludlow Second son of Sir Edmund and his second wife Margaret, brother of Vol 5 HD 1595-1666 Sir Henry Ludlow. Matriculated at Brasenose College, Oxford aged 14 p89 (Kingston Deverill, Wilts) years (1610). He was a Member of Parliament for Hindon, Wilts. He married Katherine? Died in 1666 without issue. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1015 1595 Henry Ludlow Described as son of Sir Edmund Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Learning to be a Lawyer. p428 SS Ref: Middle Temple Register, London HD 1016 1595 Morrice Ludlow Morrice Ludlow of the More House, Shipton dies (Salop) Ref: Index of Wills proved Pre Rog Court of Canterbury 1017 1596 Edward Ludlow The son of Stephen Ludlow (mother not mentioned) tenant of the Vol 5 SM 1570 (aprox) - 1596 Manor of Shipton Moyne. Married Anne. Produced 2 sons and four p89 (Shipton Moyne, Glos) daughters. Will proved 1596. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1018 1596 George Ludlow Fifth son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow of Dinton. Member of the Vol 5 HD 1596 - 1656 Virginian Council. Will proved 1656. p89 (Dinton, Wilts and North America) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

1019 1596 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow makes bequests to his sons, John and Stephen, his Vol 4 SM Will daughters, Elizabeth, Alice, Elle and Mary. His wife Anne and also p358 (Shipton Moyne, Glos) mentioned are Kinsmen Walter Ludlow, Stephen and Thomas Ludlow. Ref: PRO, Glos 1597/22

1020 1597 General Information BLACK DEATH Gen Info 1021 1597 Edmund Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Shipton Moyne) Ref: PRO Gloucester 1022 1597 Richard Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (South Cerney) Ref: PRO Gloucester

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 89 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1023 1597 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow of Wick, South Cerney, Miller, bequests to his wife Vol 4 SM Will Alice and to his daughter, Frances Gibbs. p359 (South Cerney, Glos) Ref: PRO, Glos 1597/165 1024 1598 Benjamin Ludlow Fourth son of Sir Edmund and his second wife Margaret. Killed while Vol 5 HD 1598-1643 serving with Parliamentary Forces at the Siege of Corfe Castle, p90 Maiden Bradley, Wilts Dorset. Admin 1659. Married with two sons. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1025 1598 Margaret Ludlow Margaret Ludlow marries Lawrence Hewes at St Margarets Church, (London) Westminster, London on 25 April 1598. Ref: Memorials of St Margarets Church, Westminster 1026 1599 George Ludlow, Gent George Ludlow (Gent) of Great Durnford, Nr Salisbury, Wilts dies. His Vol 2 LON (Wilts) wife was Anne, Sons - Lancelott & George, daughters - Honor, p428 SS Prudence, Anne & Jane. & will HD Ref: Index of Wills, Perog Court of Canterbury Vol IV 1584-1604

1027 1599 Sir Edmund Ludlow Sir Edmund Ludlow of Hill Deverill purchases the Manor of Kingston Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Deverill for £906.13s4p. p428 SS Ref: Cal of State Papers Domestic ER I 1598-1601 p364 HD 1028 1599 George Ludlow, Gent George Ludlow (Gent) is buried at St Margarets Church, Westminster I Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) believe this George Ludlow also lived at Great Durnford, Wilts, will p428 SS proved in London. HD Ref: Memorials of St Margarets Church, Westminster 1029 1599 George Ludlow (Ludlo) George Ludlow's parentage is unknown. However, he was well Vol 3 SS Will established. He owned a farm and mills at Durnford, Nr Salisbury, p198 HD (Durnford, Wilts) Wilts. He was married to Anne who bore him two sons and a daughter p199 LON . Elizabeth. He was generous - he gave money to the Parish Church . and to his servants. he owned various items of gold including a signet NOTE: Two sons ring which he bequeathed to his sons, an indication that he was . Lancelott comfortably off. No connection with Hill Deverill has been found to . George date, however, there must be one. A George Ludlo is to be found in London and recorded in this volume they are probably the same person. Ref: Will proved London 19 Nov 1599 1030 1599 Walter Ludlow Walter Ludlow to Bridget Wilkins. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Shipton Moyne) 1031 1599 George Ludlow Will proved of Great Durnford, Wilts. Vol 4 - Gent Ref: 85 Kidd - 1584-1604 p70 (Wilts) 1032 1599 Various Ludlows Abstract of Somerset Wills iin which Ludlows are mentioned. Full Vol 3 SS to Wills details published in this volume. p394 HD 1724 (Somerset) Ref: Abstract of Somerset Wills by Rev Fred Brown, 1868 p395 p396 1033 1600 Ludlow Arms Bearer unknown. Vol 4 - 'Gold, on a black horizontal band between three red stars, three gold p394 crosse crosslet. Ref: Source unknown

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 90 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1034 1600 Family of Ludlow A description of the family with short Pedigree appears in Hoare's Vol 3 SS history also mentioned the Arms of Ludlow. The Crest is a Lion p134 HD Rampant. p135 Ref: History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare) p136 p137 p138 1035 1600 Mayden-Bradley A description of two Coats of Arms in the Church and above Sir Henry Vol 3 SS Mere Hundred Ludlow's seat. One was for his mother Margaret, and the other for his p321 HD (Wilts) father, Sir Edmund Ludlow. Edmunds Arms were quartered as p322 follows: Ludlow of Shropshire (lion rampant), Rymer, Bulstrode, Moore, Coker, Ludlow, both shields have disappeared from the Church. A positive identification with Shropshire. Ref: Topographical Collections, by John Aubrey 1659-1670

1036 1600 Ludlow Armorial Bearings Arms: Argent, a chevron between three Martens heads erased sable. Vol 3 - (Hill Deverill) Crest: on a wreath of the colours a Demi-Morten rampant sable. p127 Ref: A History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare)

1037 1600 Ludlow Armorial Bearings Line drawings of Family Arms including Ludlow, Vernon and Coker. Vol 3 - (Hill Deverill) Ref: A History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare) p128

1038 1600 A History of Hill Deverill, Wilts A History of modern Wiltshire, The Hundred of Heytesbury by Sir Vol 3 - Richard Cold Hoare, Bart. p123-172 Ref: The History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p8-p262 1039 1600 The Vernon Family The Vernon family of Norman descent were very prominent and Vol 3 - (Wiltshire) influencial in Wiltshire from the 12th Century. The Vernons were also p159 very prominent in Shropshire. Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare) 1040 1601 Sir Edmund Ludlow Sir Edmund Ludlow, Knights Bachelor appointed 14 September 1601. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: The Knights of England Vol II by W A Shaw p429 SS HD 1041 1602 John Ludlow Will proved, the younger of Ringwood, Southampton. Another probate Vol 4 SS Gent 1612. Will with Sentence. p70 HD (Hants) Ref: 39 Montague - 1584-1604 1042 1603 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Anne Lawrence. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Sevenhampton) 1043 1603 Alice Ludlow Alice Ludlow dies of the Plague and is buried at St Margarets Church, Vol 2 LON The Plague (London) Westminster on 1st September 1603. p429 SS Over 200 burials took place at St Margarets Church, Westminster during August and September 1603. Ref: Memorials of St Margarets Church, Westminster p478 1044 1603 Queen Elizabeth I Queen Elizabeth I dies 1533-1603, crowned 1558 at Westminster. Gen - She died on 24 March 1603 at Richmond Palace, Surrey and was Info buried in Westminster Abbey. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 91 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1045 1603 Great Britain James VI succeeds to the throne, founding the Royal House of Stuarts Gen - and uniting for the first time the crowns of England & Scotland under Info one monarch the Kingdom to be known as Great Britain. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir

1046 1606 Sir Edmund Ludlow Purchased Longbridge Deverill from Christopher Hinton. The property Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill, Wilts) was sold to Sir James Thynne in 1651. p154 HD Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare) 1047 1607 Sir Henry Ludlow Second son of Sir Edmund Ludlow of Maiden Bradley. Brasenose Vol 4 SS 1592-1643 College, Matric 16 Oct 1607 aged 15. BA, 6 Feb 1609-10; A student p46 HD (Maiden Bradley, Wilts) of the Inner Temple 1610. Licenced 6 Jan 1611-12 to marry Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Phelips, of Whitchurch, Dorset, Esq. MP, Heytesbury 1614, 1621-22, 1624-25, Wilts 1640 until his death. Buried in St Andrews, Holborn, London, 1 Nov 1643. Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714 Vol III & Vol IV

1048 1607 Henry Ludlow Eldest son of Sir Edmund Ludlow's 2nd marriage in 1607 matriculated Vol 2 LON (Later Sir Henry) at Brasenose College, Oxford aged 15 years. BA in 1610. His half p429 SS (Wilts) brother was also called Henry (by 1st marriage). HD Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1500-1714 Vol II p948 1049 1607 Thomas Ludlow He was the second son of George Ludlow of Hill Deverill. Thomas Vol 2 LON (Wilts) lived at Dinton and at Baycliffe Farm, Maiden Bradley buried at Dinton - p429 SS see HD Pedigree. HD Ref: Index of Wills Perog' Court of Canterbury Vol V 1605-1619 p291 1050 1608 Richard Ludlow All four were available for Military duty. Vol 4 SM John Ludlow Richard Ludlow - Husbandman of Elkstone. p316 William Ludlow John Ludlow - Servant of Leakhampton. Thomas Ludlow William Ludlow - Labourer of Cowlesborne. (Glos) Thomas Ludlow - Husbandman of Cowlesborne. Ref: Men and Armour of Gloucestershire in 1608 by John Smith 1051 1608 Thomas Ludlow Will proved of Dinton, Wilts. Vol 4 SS Gent Ref: 61 Windebanck, BRS, Index Library, Vol 43, PCC Wills, 1605- p76 HD (Wilts) 1619 1052 1608 William Ludlow Will proved of Great Missenden, Bucks. Vol 4 SS (Bucks) Ref: 61 Windebanck, BRS, Index Library, Vol 43, PCC Wills, 1605- p76 HD 1619

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 92 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1053 1608 Thomas Ludlow He was the son of George and Edith Ludlow of Hill Deverill. He held Vol 3 SS Will property at Wrotton in the Parish of Burtley, Somerset. He also had p201 HD (Dinton, Baycliffe and houses in Bakeley and Warminster. His decendants settled in Warminster) . Warminster and remained there for several generations. The sons: . George was called to the Bar and became receiver of the Duchy of NOTE: Five Sons Lancaster for Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambs. Roger became Deputy- . George (died young) Govenor of Massachusetts and of Connecticut. Thomas settled in . Gabriel Warminster and George became a member of the Council of Virginia. . Roger Thomas Ludlow was buried on the 25 November 1607 at Dinton. . Thomas Ref: Will proved at London 8 June 1608 . George 1054 1608 William Ludlow William Ludlow of Great Missenden, Bucks, will proved 1608. Vol 2 SS (Bucks) (45.Windebanck). Little known about this Ludlow. p429 Ref: Index of Wills Perog' Court of Canterbury Vol V 1605-1619 p291 1055 1608 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow dies and is buried at St Margarets Church, Vol 2 SS (London) Westminster. p431 LON Ref: Memorials of St Margarets Church, Westminster 1589-1660 p490 1056 1609 John Ludlow Esq John Ludlow Esq of Fareham, Hants dies. Vol 2 HD (Hants) Ref: Index to Admin Perog' Court of Canterbury Vol V p82 p431 SS SH 1057 1609 John Ludlow Esq Administration - of Fareham, Hants to Catherine Ludlow, Relict. Vol 4 SS (Hants) Ref: BRS Index Library, Vol 83, p151, 1609-1619 p76 HD 1058 1609 Sir Edmund Ludlow Inq. Of survey of the extent and value of assets of the Kings tenants in Vol 2 LON (Wilts) the New Forest, Hants. p431 SS Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series James I 1623-1625 p570 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 93 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1059 1609 Baycliffe Estate Although situated almost next door to Maiden Bradley, Baycliffe House Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill, Wilts) and farm (hamlet) was part of the Hill Deverill parish. Sir John Morley p152 HD sold the property to Sir Edmund Ludlow in 1609. The property was already leased to Jane, widow of Thomas Ludlow, Edmunds brother. Jane was the daughter of Thomas and sister of Sir Gabriel Pyle of Bapton in the parish of Fisherton de la Mere. Jane had two sons, Gabriel and Thomas also George who died in infancy. Thomas Ludlow made his home in Warminster and this branch of the family flourished in the town for several generations. Gabriel was for a time Receiver General for the Duchy of Lancaster, Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambs. He was anti Monarchy and supported the republican cause. He had a financial interest in Baycliffe and also with his brother in Warminster properties. Gabriel went off to America. His son Gabriel was killed at the Battle of Newbury (1644). Ref: History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare)

* NOTE: The farmhouse and barns were sold in 2003 together with 119 acres of pasture and woodland. The barns are being converted into dwelling houses. The site of the Chapel has disappeared for good. 1059 1610 Edmond Ludlow Admitted Brasenose College, Oxford. Matric 19 June 1610 aged 15. Vol 4 SS 1595-1666 BA, 11 Dec 1611. Student of the Inner Temple 1610. Third son of Sir p46 HD (Kingston Deverill) Edmund Ludlow of Hill Deverill. Baptised at Hill Deverill on 25 June 1595 will proved 23 Nov 1666. Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714, Vol III and Vol IV 1060 1610 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts, Gent, third son of Sir Edmund Vol 2 - (Wilts) Ludlow pledges payment for duties for Henry and Roger Ludlow. p432 Ref: Inner Temple, London, Register

1061 1610 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts third son of Sir Edmund Ludlow Vol 2 LON (Wilts) of Kingston Deverill. Matric aged 14 years BA aged 15 years at p432 SS Brasenose College, Oxford also Inner Temple. HD Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1500-1714 Vol III 1062 1610 Roger Ludlow Son of Thomas Ludlow of Dinton and Baycliffe, Wilts. Balliol College, Vol 4 SS (Warminster, Wilts) Oxford. Matric 16 June 1610 aged 19. Student Inner Temple, London p46 HD 1613. Baptised at Dinton 7 Mar 1590. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1500-1714 Vol III & Vol IV 1063 1610 Gabriel Ludlow Gabriel Ludlow, Gent, of Butley, Somerset pledges Thomas and Roger Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ludlow for the Inner Temple, London. p432 SS Ref: Inner Temple Register HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 94 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1064 1610 Ludlows at Oxford University 1610 Edmund Ludlow of Kingston Deverill, third son of Sir . Vol 3 SS to . Edmund Ludlow. p400 HD 1706 1634 Edmund Ludlow, (Regicide) of Maiden . Bradley Son of Sir Henry Ludlow. 1636 George Ludlow of Tadley, Southants, third son of Henry . . Ludlow of Hill Deverill and Tadley. 1591 Henry Ludlow of Hill Deverill eldest son of Sir Edmund . Ludlow 1607 Sir Henry Ludlow of Maiden Bradley, second son of Sir . Edmund Ludlow 1610 Roger Ludlow of Warminster, son of Thomas Ludlow of . . Dinton and Baycliffe.

1692 Thomas Ludlow of Ealing, Middx. Son of Edmund Ludlow . of Ealing Middx, Great Grandson of Sir Edmund Ludlow of . . Maiden Bradley. 1636 Robert Ludlow of Maiden Bradley, second son of Sir Henry . Ludlow. 1636 William Ludlow of Clarendon Park, Wilts. Son of Henry . Ludlow of Tadley, Southants. 1706 William Ludlow of Clarendon Park, son of Edmund Ludlow . of Clarendon Park. 1065 1611 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow - later Knighted and son Sir Edmund Ludlow marries Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Elizabeth Pheilips, daughter of Richard Pheilips and niece of Sir p432 SS Edward Pheilips of Montacute House, Somerset. HD Ref: Cal of Marriage Licence - Bishop of London Vol I 1597-1648 p25 1066 1611 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow, Gent, married Jane, sister of Sir Gabriel Pyle of Vol 4 HD IPM Fisherton de la Mere, Wilts. Thomas lived firstly at Dinton and then p360 SS (Butleigh, Somerset moved to Butleigh Wooton where he died his heir was Gabriel Ludlow, Dinton, Wilts) other children were Roger, Anne, Thomas and George. Roger and George went off to America and distinguished themselves. Ref: PRO, Kew C142/323/100

1067 1612 Roger Ludlow Roger Ludlow of Warminster pledges Henry and Edmond Ludlow for Vol 2 LON (Wilts) the Inner Temple, London. p432 SS Ref: Inner Temple Register HD 1068 1613 Jane Ludlow Will proved, widow, of Little St. Augustines, Bristol. Vol 4 - (Bristol) Ref: 57 Capell. BRS, Index Library, Vol 43, PCC Wills, 1605-1619 p76 1069 1614 John Ludlow Esq Will proved of Ashlie, Nr Ringwood, Hants. Vol 4 SS (Hants) Ref: 33 Lawe, BRS, Index Library, Vol 43, PCC Wills, 1605-1619 p76 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 95 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1070 1614 Humphrey Ludlow Humphrey Ludlow son of Sir Edmund Ludlow admitted to Lincoln's Inn Vol 2 LON (Wilts) on June 8, 1614, at the Bar 1621. p432 SS Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register 1420-1893 HD 1071 1614 Humphrey Ludlow Humphrey Ludlow, son of Sir Edmund Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts. Vol 4 SS (Hill Deverill, Wilts) Admitted 8 June 1614. p36 HD Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register Vol I p166 1072 1615 Dorothie Ludlow Dorothie Ludlow, Widow, Ashelie, Ringwood, Hants. Vol 2 SH (Will) (Hants) Ref: Index of Wills, Court of Canterbury Vol V 1605-1619 BRS p433 SS p290 HD 1073 1615 Dorothy Ludlow Will proved, widow, of Ashlie, Ringwood, Hants. Vol 4 SS (Hants) Ref: 62 Rudd - BRS, Index Library, Vol 43, PCC Wills 1605-1619 p76 HD 1074 1616 Edmund Ludlow Edmund eldest son of Sir Henry and Elizabeth Ludlow. Lieut-General, Vol 5 HD 1616 - 1693 the Celebrated Republican, born at Maiden Bradley 1616/17. p96 (Maiden Bradley, Wilts Matriculatied at Trinity College, Oxford, 1634 aged 17. Graduated as London and Vevay, Switzerland) BA in 1636. Admitted to the Inner Temple 1638. MP for Wilts, High Sheriff for Wilts 1645. Member of the Council of State. Was one of the Judges on the trial of Charles I. Commander of the Forces in Ireland. Married Elizabeth Thomas of Venvoe Castle, Monmouth. Author of Ludlow's memoirs. Died in exile at Vevay, Switzerland, in 1693. Left no issue. Vide Monument at Vevay. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

1075 1616 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow was Patron of Kingston Deverill. The Ludlows Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill) continued in this role until 1645 when the Cokers became responsible p112 HD until 1741. p113 Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p169 & p170 1076 1617 Henry Ludlow Henry second son of Henry and Lettice Ludlow of Hill Deverill and Vol 5 HD 1617 (aprox) - 1642 Tadley. A Gentleman in the Service of the Earl of Essex, Lord p96 (St Martins in the Fields, London, Chamberlain of the Household to Charles I. Died without issue. Will Middx) proved 21 May 1642. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1077 1617 John Ludlow Esq John Ludlow Esq, had no heirs. His wife Dorothy died in 1615. The Vol 4 HD IPM Ludlows had interests in Ringwood since a forebearer, John Ludlow p361 SS (North Ashley, Ringwood, Hants) married Lora Ringwood of Ringwood in about 1460. This John went on to marry Christina and they lived in Southampton, John was Mayor of the town. Ref: PRO, Kew C142/353/36 1078 1618 Benjamin Ludlow Benjamin Ludlow 5th son of Sir Edmund Ludlow of Maiden Bradley, Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Wilts admitted to Lincoln's Inn, London. p433 SS Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register 1420-1893 HD 1079 1618 Benjamin Ludlow Benjamin Ludlow, 5th son of Sir Edmund Ludlow of Maiden Bradley, Vol 4 SS (Maiden Bradley, Wilts) Wilts. Admitted 24 June 1618. p36 HD Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register Vol I p180

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 96 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1080 1619 William Ludlow William third son of Henry and Lettice Ludlow of Hill Deverill, and Vol 5 HD 1619 - ? Tadley. Matriculated at St Alban's Hall, Oxford in 1636 aged 17. He p97 Clarendon, Nr Salisbury, Wilts became Member of Parliament for Old Sarum. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1081 1619 Sir Edmund Ludlow William Hackett is in prison by the malice of Sir Edmund Ludlow. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Hackett accusses Ludlow in the Star Chamber, Ludlow shuts him up - p433 SS to be continued! HD Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series James I 1619-1623 p96, p99, p103 1082 1620 General Information Pilgrim Fathers set sail for America in Mayflower Gen Info 1083 1620 John Ludlow The second son of John and Edith Ludlow paid subsidy in 1642. Vol 5 SM 1620 (aprox) - 1662 Married Christian. They had three sons. p97 Brockenborough, Wilts Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1084 1621 Robert Ludlow Robert second son of Sir Henry and Elizabeth Ludlow. Born 1621. Vol 5 HD 1621 - 1643 Matriculated at Magdalen College, Oxford in 1636 aged 15 years. p97 Maiden Bradley, Wilts Died a Prisoner of War, 1643 vide Ludlow's memoires. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1085 1621 Stephen Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Shipton Moyne) Ref: Pro Gloucester 1086 1621 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow proposes to match one of his daughters with Edward (Wilts) Nicholas. Would not have proposed the match had he known that Edward's father, John Nicholas was in treaty with another. His daughters shall come beggars to no man. Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series James I 1619-1623 1087 1621 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow, Husbanman (farmer) bequests to Agnes Ludlow, his Vol 4 SM Will wife, John Ludlow, his brother, and Walter Ludlow, witness. p362 (Shipton Moyne) Ref: PRO, Glos 1621/122 1088 1622 Jane Ludlow The farm is small and is situated between Crockerton and Warminster. Vol 3 SS Ludlow's Farm, Crockerton, Wilts Ref: Place Names of Wiltshire by J E B Gover and A Mawer Cup p107 HD 1970

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 97 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1089 1622 The Minster Church at 1622 Baptism: Gabriel, son of Gabriel Ludlow Vol 3 SS to (Warminster, Wilts) 1624 Baptism: Thomas, son of Gabriel Ludlow p176 HD 1755 Ludlow Baptisms/weddings/burial 1624 Marriage: Thomas Ludlow to Jane Bennett 1628 Baptism: Anne, daughter of Gabriel Ludlow 1631 Baptism: Thomas, son of Thomas Ludlow, Gent 1634 Baptism: Gabriel, son of Thomas Ludlow, Gent 1637 Baptism: William, son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1639 Baptism: John, son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1658 Marriage: Thomas Ludlow, Gent to Mrs Mary Sudon 1659 Baptism: Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1661 Baptism: Jane, daughter of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1664 Baptism: Thomas, son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1664 Burial: Joan, daughter of Thomas Ludlow, Gent 1666 Baptism: John, son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1683 Burial: Mrs Jane Ludlow 1690 Burial: Mrs Sarah Ludlow 1692 Baptism: Dorothy, daughter of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1694 Baptism: Thomas, son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1696 Baptism: Benjamin, son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1709 Baptism: Christopher, son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow 1712 Burial: Mr Thomas Ludlow 1715 Marriage: Mary Ludlow to John Hancock 1722 Marriage: Dorothy Ludlow to John Wansborough 1734 Burial: Thomas Ludlow 1735 Burial: James Ludlow 1747 Burial: Thomas Ludlow 1755 Burial: John Ludlow Ref: History of Mod. Wiltshire 1831 p24 1090 1623 General Information BLACK DEATH - Gen Info 1091 1623 Ludlows of Stokesay and More Visitation of Shropshire 1623 details of the Ludlows of Stokesay and Vol 2 S House the More House, Salop. p435 Ref: Visitations of Salop 1623 p342 & p343 1092 1624 Sir Edmund Ludlow Sir Edmund Ludlow dies, his eldest son Henry by Bridget Coker Vol 2 HD (Wilts) inherits Hill Deverill. Sir Edmund lived for many years in London and p437 LON later in his life at Maiden Bradley. Sir Edmund was MP for Old Sarum SS 1571, Ludgershall 1597 and Hindon 1604-1614. He purchased the Manor of Kingston Deverill and became tenant of Assart land in the New Forest he enclose some of the common fields at Hill Deverill. It appears that Sir Edmund had a 'nose' for business and was considered wealthy. Ref: History of Parliament (Commons) 1558-1603 p497-p498

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 98 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1093 1624 Nathaniel Ludlow Nathaniel fourth son of Sir Henry and Elizabeth Ludlow. Administrator Vol 5 HD 1624 - 1643 of his Fathers effects. Executor to his Mother, his Uncle Edmund p99 (Maiden Bradley) Ludlow of Kingston Deverill and his younger brother Philip. Will proved in 1701. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1094 1624 Ludlows Arms Escutcheon of the Ludlow Arms now existing on the front of a house Vol 2 Gen (Wilts) at Monkton Deverill, Wilts. Arms include the following families - p436 Info Ludlow x2, Rymer, Bulstrode, More and Coker. These Arms probably came from Hill Deverill Manor House and were moved by the Cokers when they sold various Ludlow properties. (Elizabeth Ludlow sole heiress married Sir Henry Coker). Ref: Sir Richard Hoare's History of Wilts 1095 1624 Sir Edmund Ludlow Edmund was the eldest son of George and Edith Ludlow of Hill Vol 3 SS 1548-1624 Deverill. Married firstly Bridged, daughter of Henry Coker of p262 HD (Hill Deverill and Maiden Bradley) Mappowder, Dorset. Married secondly Margaret, daughter of Sir Henry Manning. MP for Old Sarum 1571, Ludgershall 1597 and for Hindon 1601 and 1614. Edmund was Knighted by the Queen at Basing, Hants in 1601. Justice of the Peace for Wiltshire from 1580. High Sheriff 1586-87. Very influencial, a businessman and wealthy. Full details in this volume. Ref: History of Parliament (Commons) 1558-1603 Part II p497 1096 1625 Sir Edmund Ludlow The eldest son of George and Edith Ludlow of Hill Deverill. Held Vol 3 SS Inquisitions Post Mortem property in Withford, Sherborne, Kennes and Wallop in Hampshire. p202 HD (Maiden Bradley, Wilts) Hill Deverill, Kingston Deverill, Forneux and Tidworth in Wiltshire. p203 Other properties in Salisbury and land in Wiltshire the IPM is very p204 detailed and is published in full in this volume. Ref: Inq Post Mort 6 Charles, Pt I No 86 NOTE: By his first wife Bridget Coker By his second wife Margaret Manning Four sons: Henry Four sons: Sir Henry, Edmund, Humphrey & Benjamin (killed at the . George (died young) siege of Corfe Castle) no daughters . John . Frances . and six daughters 1097 1625 Late Sir Edmund Ludlow Inq. Post Mortem - list beneficiaries and Sir Edmund properties in Wilts Vol 2 LON (Wilts) and Hants. p438 & SS Ref: Inq Post Mort. Cha I BRS XXIII P439 HD 1098 1625 Sir Henry Ludlow Sir Thomas Thynn solicits Sir Henry's vote and assistance in forth Vol 2 LON (Wilts) coming elections in Wilts. p434 SS Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Services Cha I HD Vol VI 1625-1626 p9 1099 1625 King James I dies He united England & Scotland and married Anne daughter of the King Gen of Denmark & Norway. (9 children). Succeeds to the throne 1603 - Info dies 1625 at Theobalds Park, Herts. Buried at Westminster. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 99 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1100 1625 King Charles I succeeds Succeeds to the throne. He was born in 1600 at Dunfermline Palace, Gen Fife. Created and invested Prince of Wales in 1616. Charles married Info Henrietta Maria of France in 1625 (9 children). Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 1101 1625 Frances Ludlow Frances Ludlow, spinster of Hill Deverill, Wilts (19 Clarke) Vol 2 LON Death (Wilts) Ref: Index of Wills Perog' Court, Canterbury Vol VI 1620-1629 p434 SS p180 HD 1102 1625 Frances Ludlow Will Proved of Hill Deverill, Wilts. (Spinster) Vol 4 SS (Wilts) Ref: 19 Clarke, BRS, Index Library, Vol 44, PCC Wills 1620-1629 p76 HD 1103 1626 Francis Ludlow Will proved of St Giles in the Fields, Middx. (Sentence) Vol 4 SS (Middx) Ref: 28 Hele, BRS, Index Library, Vol 44, PCC Wills 1620-1629 p76 HD 1104 1626 Francis Ludlow Francis Ludlow of St Giles in the Fields, Middx (Sentence 28 Hele) Vol 2 LON Death Ref: Index of Wills Perog' Court, Canterbury Vol ??? 1620-1629 p434 SS p180 HD 1105 1628 Jerimiah Ludlow Jerimiah Ludlow to Sarah Hill. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Newnham) 1106 1628 Philip Ludlow Philip fifth son of Sir Henry and Elizabeth Ludlow. Born 1628. With Vol 5 HD 1628 - 1650 his brother Edmund, he was a member of the Council of State. He p100 (Maiden Bradley) was in command of several ships returning from a trading visit to Brazil (carrying bullion) and contracted a fever on leaving the Bay of Mexico and died at sea aboard the Spanish vessel Sephier bound for Lisbon in 1650. He was buried in Westminster Abbey. His memorial is visible. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill Also research by Timothy Akers, Bsc, International Maritime Research Archaeologist. 1107 1629 Henry Ludlow Henry is the sixth son of Sir Henry and Elizabeth Ludlow. When his Vol 5 HD 1629 - ? brother Edmund went to Ireland as Commander in Chief, Henry went p100 (Maiden Bradley, Wilts and with him as a membr of staff. He remained in Ireland and established Ireland) a branch of the family which flourished. He was an ancestor of the Earl Ludlow title. The Peerage was Irish and became extinct in 1842. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

1108 1630 Judith Ludlow Judith Ludlow bequests to her sons, William, John, Richard, Thomas, Vol 4 SM Will Francis and daughters Joan and Alice. p362 (Colesbourne, Glos) Ref: PRO, Glos 1630/62 1109 1630 Judith Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Colesbourne) Ref: PRO Gloucester

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 100 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1110 1630 Edmund Ludlow and his wife Edmund Ludlow son of Henry is in debt. Henry won't bail him out of Vol 2 LON Elizabeth (nee Penny) jail. Problem taken to Lord Chief Justice payment should have been p443 SS (Hants) made. HD Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series Cha I 1629-1631 p422 1111 1630 George Ludlow of Massachusetts Fourth son of Thomas Ludlow of Dinton and brother of Roger Ludlow Vol 3 SS (Dinton, Wilts) of Connecticut. Details listed in this volume. p408 HD Ref: Modern English Biography F Boase Vol VI Supp to Vol III 1112 1630 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth only child and heiress of Edmund and Elizabeth Ludlow. Vol 5 HD 1630- Baptised at East Coker, Somerset. Married Sir Henry Coker, of p101 (Hill Deverill, Wilts) Maypowder who thus became possessed of the Ludlow Estates at Hill Deverill, Wilts and had issue. Monument in Hill Deverill Church. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

1113 1631 Thomas Ludlow Thomas eldest son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow of Baverstock and Vol 5 HD 1631 - 1668 Warminster. Married Sarah Sutton in 1658. Died 1668. Adminstation p101 (Warminster, Wilts) granted to Sarah Ludlow in 1669. Sarah remarried and died as Mrs Langley in 1700 in Warminster. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1114 1632 Edmund Ludlow and his wife Edmund Ludlow £250 in debt. Desires he may repay the money and Vol 2 LON Elizabeth (nee Penny) be discharged. p443 SS (Hants) Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series Cha I 1631-1637 HD 1115 1633 All Saints Church The Ludlows leased property from the Seymour Estate in Maiden Vol 3 SS (Maiden Bradley) Bradley several Ludlows were buried in the Church and Yard. Sir p308 HD Edmund Ludlow and his family attended the Church quite regularly to and Edmund Ludlow Regicide, gave two bells (1656) p317 1116 1633 Sir Henry Ludlow Humphrey Ludlow to his brother whom he invites to his home in Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Southampton to meet the Mayor. He is asked to bring a haunch or p440 SS side of venison with him. HD Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series Cha I 1633-1634 p1774- p1778 1117 1633 Sir Henry Ludlow Appointed Sheriff of Wilts for one year. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cha I Wiltshire Sheriffs, by Rev J E Jackson 1856 p32 p440 SS HD 1118 1633 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow to Ann Younge. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Shipton Moyne) 1119 1663 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Lidia Ludlow. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Weston Birt) 1120 1634 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow second son of Henry Ludlow, Esq, of Tadley, Hants. Vol 4 SS (Tadley, Hants) Admitted 21 February 1634. p31 HD Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 101 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1121 1634 Edmund Ludlow Regicide Son of Sir Henry Ludlow of Maiden Bradley, Wilts. Trinity College, Vol 4 SS 1617-1666 Oxford, Matric 14 Nov 1634 aged 17. BA 14 Nov 1636. Student of p46 HD (Maiden Bradley, Wilts) Inner Temple, London 1638. MP for Wilts 1646-1653, 1659 and 1660 Parliamentary Colonel became Major General, Govenor of Wardour Castle. Lieutenant General of the Army in Ireland. Sometime Lord Deputy of Ireland. Fled to Vevey in Switzerland. Died in exile, 1693 aged 76. Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714 Vol III and Vol IV 1122 1634 Sir Henry Ludlow Sheriff of Wilts Justices of Peace for Wilts report proceedings to Sir Henry Ludlow. Vol 2 LON Ref: Cal State of Papers Dom. Series Cha I 1633-1634 p117 p440 SS Paras 33, 44 & 52 - pgs 491, p547 & p550 HD

1123 1634 Henry Ludlow of Hill Deverill and Henry is Sir Edmunds eldest son by Bridget Coker, Henry and his son Vol 2 LON Tadley, Hants Henry have misbehaved at Tadley, they have pulled down houses, p441 SS refused to pay people who have provided services. They do not pay HD their rates. Previously fined £500 in the Star Chamber. Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series, Cha I 1634-1635 p291 & p292 1124 1634 Edmund Ludlow of Maiden Son of (Sir) Henry Ludlow of Maiden Bradley. Edmund gains Matric at Vol 2 LON Bradley (Wilts) Trinity College, Oxford aged 17 years and a BA in 1636. p443 SS Ref: Members of Oxford Uni. Vol III 1500-1714 p948 HD 1125 1634 Henry Ludlow of Tadley (Hants) Henry second son of Henry Ludlow of Tadley, Hants. Admitted to the Vol 2 LON Middle Temple, London. p443 SS Ref: Middle Temple, London, Register HD 1126 1634 Gabriel Ludlow Second son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow of Baverstock and Vol 5 HD 1634 - ? Warminster. Supposed ancestor of the American branch. p102 (Frome, Wilts) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1127 1635 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Margaret Edney. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Tetbury) 1128 1635 Ludlow Family Tetbury Parish Register (1635-1727 & 1705-1712) Five names. Vol 4 SM (Tetbury, Glos) Ref: PRO Gloucester - Bristol Probate Registry p392 1129 1635 Henry Ludlow of Hill Deverill and A continuation of the problems at Tadley and the disgraceful Vol 2 LON (Tadley, Hants) behaviour of Henry Ludlow & his son Henry. p442 SS Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series Cha I 1635 p305 & p306 HD

1130 1636 Henry Ludlow of Tadley (Hants) Continuation of the Tadley problems and behaviour. Vol 2 LON Ref: Cal State Papers Domestic Series Cha I 1635-1636 p211 p442 SS HD 1131 1636 Joan, daughter of Edmund Joan, baptised on March 3, 1636 and buried March 10, 1636 at Vol 2 LON Ludlow (Wilts) Stourton, Wilts (3 miles from Maiden Bradley). p442 SS Ref: Registers of Stourton, Wilts 1570-1800 p8 & 66 HD 1132 1636 General Information BLACK DEATH - Gen Info

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 102 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1133 1636 Robert Ludlow Second son of Sir Henry Ludlow. Magdalen College, Oxford. Matric, Vol 4 SS 1621-1643 12 July 1636 aged 15. A Parliamentarian, died a Prisoner of War p46 HD (Maiden Bradley) 1643, aged 22. Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714 Vol III & Vol IV 1134 1636 Robert Ludlow Robert Ludlow 2nd son of Sir Henry Ludlow. Magdalen College, Vol 2 LON 1621-1643 Oxford, Matirc aged 15 in 1636. Fought for Parliament and died a p444 SS (Wilts) prisoner of war in 1643. HD Ref: Members of Oxford Uni. Vol III 1500-1714 p948 1135 1636 William Ludlow of Tadley (Hants) William Ludlow 3rd son of Henry Ludlow of Tadley, Hants. St Alban Vol 2 LON Hall, Oxford. Matric aged 17 in 1636, lived at Clarendon Park, p444 SS Salisbury. MP 1656-58 and MP for Old Sarum 1659. At Oxford with HD his brother George. Ref: Members of Oxford Uni. Vol III 1500-1714 p948 1136 1636 George Ludlow Son of Henry Ludlow of Tadley, Hants, Gent. St Alban Hall, Oxford. Vol 4 SS (Tadley, Hants) Matric 25 Nov 1636, aged 16. Brother of William same date. Born p46 HD 1620. Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714 Vol III & Vol IV 1137 1636 William Ludlow Son of Henry Ludlow of Tadley, Hants, Gent. St Alban Hall, Oxford. Vol 4 SS (Clarendon Park, Wilts) Matric 25 Nov 1636, aged 17, of Clarendon Park, Wilts. MP 1656-8 p46 HD and Old Sarum 1659. Brother of George same date. Born 1619. Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714 Vol III

1138 1637 Henry Ludlow (Senior) of Tadley Henry Ludlow (Sen) of Tadley Park sent a warrant for his appearance Vol 2 LON Park (Hants) before the Lords. p444 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Issue Cha I 1636-1637 p395 HD 1139 1637 Sir Henry Ludlow A return by the Earl of Pembroke of defaulters at Musters in Wilts. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Walter Long, Henry Ludlow, Henry Thynne and Sir Thomas Hall. p444 SS Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1636-1637 HD 1140 1637 Sir Henry Ludlow Called before the Lords for contempt. With other Justices failed to Vol 2 LON (Wilts) ensure the delivery of 500 loads of timber for naval use from Titchfield p444 SS Park to Fareham, Hants. Another example of Ludlows republicism. HD Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1636-1637 p137 & p138

1141 1637 Richard Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Bisley, Glos) Ref: PRO Gloucester 1142 1637 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow (son of Judith Ludlow, 1630) bequests to his wife, Vol 4 SM Will Joan, his brothers, William, John, Thomas, Francis and his sisters, p364 (Bisley, Glos) Joan and Alice. Also Agnes, maybe of Shipton Moyne (1621). Ref: PRO Glos 1637/163

1143 1638 Gabriel Ludlow Son & heir apparent of Gabriel Ludlow of Dinton, Wilts, a Master of the Vol 2 - (Wilts) Bench is specially admitted to the Inner Temple. p442 SS Ref: Inner Temple, London, Register HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 103 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1144 1638 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow, son and heir apparent of (Sir) Henry Ludlow of Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Maiden Bradley, Wilts, specially admitted to the Inner Temple 13 June p442 SS 1638. HD Ref: Inner Temple, London, Register 1145 1638 George Ludlow of Tadley Park George Ludlow, born 1620, 4th son of Henry Ludlow of Tadley Park, Vol 2 LON (Hants) Hants. St Alban Hall, Oxford. Matric aged 16 in 1636. p444 SS Ref: Members of Oxford Uni. Vol III 1500-1714 p948 HD 1146 1638 Sir Henry Ludlow Sir Henry Ludlow appears to be objecting to ship money being raised Vol 2 LON (Wilts) in Maiden Bradley & Mere. p445 SS Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1638-1639 p236 HD

1147 1638 Sir Henry Ludlow Objection by Sir Edward Seymour that the Tithing of Yarnfield, Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Somerset should be taxed as part of Maiden Bradley. Sir Henry p445 SS Ludlow objects. HD Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1637-1638 p385

1148 1638 Henry Ludlow Senior of Tadley Called before their Lordships again. May 14th and again May 30th Vol 2 LON Park (Hants) and remained in the messengers custody until discharge. p445 SS Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1637-1638 p433 HD & p474 1149 1638 Gabriel Ludlow Appointed deputy ranger of Sellwood Forest by the Ranger, Earl of Vol 2 LON Dinton & Warminster (Wilts) Holland, Chief Justice and Justice in Eyre of Forests on this side of the p445 SS Trent. Gabriel in 1639 resigned as particular receiver of the Duchy of HD Lancasters possessions in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridge. Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1637-1638

1150 1638 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow, Sir Henry's son, and Edward Manning free farmers of Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Wakeswood in the Forest of Chute, Hants and farmers of all the p446 SS coppices in Finkley Walk within the same forest petition Henry Earl of HD Holland, Ranger of all forests south of the Trent (Gabriel Ludlow is his deputy) petitioners failed through their own neglect to prosecute their claim. "I am content to mitigate" declares Lord Holland. Ref: Cal of Estate Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1638-1639 p140 & p141

1151 1639 Henry Ludlow Esq Administration - of Tadley, Hants to Edmund Ludlow, son. 28 October Vol 4 SS (Tadley, Hants) 1639. p76 HD Ref: BRS Index Library, Vol 100, p74, 1631-1648 1152 1639 Sir Henry Ludlow and Edmund Sir Henry Ludlow and his son Edmund receive from the King, a grant Vol 2 LON Ludlow (Wilts) in fee farm of all that part of the Forest of Chute, in Wilts (near p445 SS Ludgershall) and Wakeswood in Hants. Edward Manning and Henry HD Kelsey also involved. Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1638-1639 p592

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 104 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1153 1639 Henry Ludlow Senior of Tadley Luke Sympson, Rector of Chicklade, Wilts writes to Henry Ludlow Vol 2 LON Park (Hants) telling him that he Luke is dying and wants to tidy up all business p447 SS matters before he dies. Henry Ludlow writes to Thomas Willis, Clerk HD of the Crown at his Chamber in Hare Court, Inner Temple, London and tells him that he cannot attend Court because he has to visit Luke Sympson. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1639 p339 & p345

1154 1639 Henry Ludlow Senior of Tadley Thomas Willis, Clerk of the Crown - sends messenger to check Henry Vol 2 LON Park (Hants) Ludlow's story finds it to be true. Nevertheless decided that Henry p448 SS should stop taking action against various retainers etc. At Tadley HD Park, Hants. Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1639 1155 1639 Henry Ludlow Senior of Tadley Henry Ludlow dies 13 Oct 1639, aged 62. Son of Sir Edmund Ludlow Vol 2 LON Park (Hants) 1577-1639 (Hants) by his first wife Lettice West. Educated Hart Hall, Oxf. BA 1594. p447 SS Middle Temple 1595 MP for Andover in 1601 and Ludgershall in 1604. HD Ref: History of Parliament. H of C Members 1538-1603

1156 1639 Sir Henry Ludlow Sir Henry Ludlow with the help of his cousin Gabriel Ludlow Vol 2 LON Gabriel Ludlow discharges a certain debt. p448 SS (Wilts) Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1639 p417 HD 1157 1639 Henry Ludlow Henry was the eldest son of Sir Edmund and Bridget Ludlow (Nee Vol 3 SS 1577-1639 Coker). He was given Hill Deverill but subsequently moved to Wyford p263 HD (Hill Deverill, Wilts and of Tadley, Farm, Tadley, Hants. He was MP for Andover, 1601 and Ludgershall Hants) in 1604. He married Lettice, daughter of Lord de la Ware. (He was very influencial). Full details in this volume. Ref: History of Parliament (Commons) 1558-1603 Part II p498 1158 1640 Henry Ludlow Senior of Tadley Inq. Post Mortem. Many properties mentioned in Wilts, Som & Hants. Vol 2 LON Park (Hants) Edmund Ludlow, his son and next heir succeeds. Edmund is aged 30 p449 SS or more. HD Ref: Inq Post Mort. BRS XXIII Cha I p306 & p307 1159 1640 Roger Ludlow of Connecticut and Eldest son of Thomas Ludlow of Dinton, Baycliffe and Maiden Bradley, Vol 3 SS Maiden Bradley Wilts. Deputy Govenor of Connecticut, USA. p408 HD Details listed in this volume. Ref: Modern English Biography F Boase Vol VI Supp to Vol III 1160 1640 Late Henry Ludlow Senior of Henry Ludlow who died on the 13 Oct 1639 left substantial debts. By Vol 2 LON Tadley Park (Hants) order of the Council Henry's estate has been frozen unitl there is an p450 SS agreement as to how to rectify the situation. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1639-1640 p370

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 105 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1161 1640 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlows second son. "Mr Ludlow Reader, of the Inner Temple, Vol 2 LON Middle Temple (London) read but one week, likewise by reason, as some say of his extreme p450 SS poverty". HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series. Cha I 1639-1640 p521

1162 1640 John Ludlow The third son of John and Christian Ludlow. Married Edith. Produced Vol 5 SM 1640 (aprox) - 1687 four sons and four daughters. p106 (Brockenborough, Wilts) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1163 1640 Sir Henry Ludlow The builder of Lady Thynne's house in Glos wants to be paid (£258) Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Lady Thynne's late husband Sir Thomas Thynne left her £30,000. p452 SS Builder petitioned for payment, Sir Henry Ludlow and others refereed HD in favour of the builder. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series, Cha I 1640 p353 1165 1640 Henry Ludlow Esquire The eldest son of Sir Edmund and Bridget Ludlow of Maiden Bradley, Vol 3 SS 1577-1640 Wilts. The IPM is very detailed and is published in full in this volume. p205 HD Inquisitiones Post Mortem Ref: Inq Post Mort 16 Charles Pt I No 85

NOTE: By his wife Lettice West Four sons: Edmund . Henry . William . George . Five daughters 1166 1641 James Ludlow James Ludlow marries Alice Bull or Butt. Vol 2 LON (London) Ref: Cal of Marriage Licence Allercations, Bishop of London 1641- p452 1643 p54 1167 1641 General Information BLACK DEATH Gen Info 1168 1641 Edmund Ludlow Edmund eldest son of Sir Henry Ludlow Edmund has an agreement Vol 2 LON (Wilts) with friends that he will give £50 to either friend if they find him a wife p452 SS The Parliamentarian worth £4000 and more if her dowery is larger. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Issues Cha I 1641-1643 p54 1169 1641 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth eighth child of Henry and Lettice Ludlow of Hill Deverill and Vol 5 HD 1626 (aprox) - ? Tadley. Marries Robert Corbet of Stanwarden, Salop in 1641 and has p106 (Hill Deverill) issue. Corbets and Ludlows of Salop were old friends. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1170 1641 Royalist support in Wilts There was very little support for the Royal Family in Wiltshire. Sir Vol 3 SS Henry Ludlow, MP whose anti-Royalism was eventually to incur the p73 HD censure of The House of Commons. Families with quality names such as Ashe, Baynton, Evelyn, Hodges, Hungerford, Jenner, Long, Ludlow, Moore, Nicholas and Poole opposed the King. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 5 p135 & p136

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 106 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1171 1642 Edmund Ludlow Regicide Ludlow in Salisbury 1642, 1643 and 1645. Various accounts. Vol 3 SS (Maiden Bradley) Ref: History of Salisbury by E E Dorling, 1911 p286 HD p287 1172 1642 English Civil War War starts 1642 - end 1649. Vol 2 Gen Battle of Edge Hill, Warwickshire. King retired to Oxford while the p453 Info Roundheads moved to London. Ref: Discovering Battlefields of England by John Kinross 1173 1642 Sir Thomas (Henry) Ludlow Charged with treason by the King, (Charles I) along with five others. Vol 2 LON Edmund Ludlow (Wilts) Sir Thomas is not known, probably Sir Henry Ludlow, well known p455 SS republican. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1641-1643 p342, p343 & p362 1174 1643 Robert Ludlow Robert, second son of Sir Henry Ludlow born 1621 matriculated at - LON 1621-1643 Magdalen College, Oxford aged 15 in 1636. A Parliamentarian, died SS (Wilts) of wounds while a prisoner of war. HD Ref: See Hill Deverill Pedigree. 1175 1643 English Civil War Battle of Chalgrove Field, Oxfordshire 18 June 1643. Prince Rupert Vol 2 Gen scatters a small detachment of republicans. p457 Info Ref: Discovering Battlefields of England by John Kinross 1176 1643 English Civil War Battle of Adwalton Moor 30th June 1643 in Yorkshire. Vol 2 Gen Parliamentarians received a bloody nose but not decisive. p458 Info Ref: Discovering Battlefields of England by John Kinross 1177 1643 English Civil War Battle of Lansdown, Somerset 6 July 1643. Lansdown was temporary Vol 2 Gen victory for the Royalists who lost heavily, men and horses. p459 Info Ref: Discovering Battlefields of England by John Kinross

1178 1643 English Civil War Battle of Roundway Down, Nr Devizes, Wiltshire. Parliamentarians Vol 2 Gen put to flight - many killed. p460 Info Ref: Discovering Battlefields of England by John Kinross 1179 1643 English Civil War Battle of Newbury 20 September 1643, Berkshire. Not a lot achieved Vol 2 Gen for the 6000 dead Englishmen. p461 Info Ref: Discovering Battlefields of England by John Kinross 1180 1644 Ludlow Arms Arms made out of stone displayed on the front of a house in Monkton Vol 3 SS (Monkton Deverill, Wilts) Deverill. Original at Hill Deverill and moved after the estate was sold. p250 HD Ref: History of Wiltshire (Hoare) p251

1181 1644 Historical Notes These notes are of general interest. Vol 3 SS Hill Deverill Manor Ref: Believed to have been written by Lt Col John Peddie p252 HD 1182 1644 Edmund Ludlow Roundheads plundered Salisbury Cathedral, but items stolen were Vol 3 - (Maiden Bradley) returned. Ludlow defending the Cathedral Close without causing too p72 SS much damage. HD Ref: History of Wilts, Vol 2, The Religious Houses p193

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 107 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1183 1644 Edmund Ludlow (Wilts) Edmund is mentioned as Sir Henry Ludlow's son - Govenor of Vol 2 LON Wardour Castle, Wilts. p456 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Chap I 1644 p10 & p11 HD

1184 1644 English Civil War Battle of Newark, Notts, 21 March 1644. Vol 2 Gen Battle of Cheriton, Hants, 29 March 1644. p463 Info Battle of Cropredy Bridge, Oxon, 29 June 1644 p464 p465 1185 - Battle of Marston Moor, Yorks 2 July 1644 a bloody battle which the P466 Gen Roundheads won. p467 Info Battle of Lostwithiel, Cornwall 2 September 1644 p468 Battle of Newbury II, Berks, 28 October 1644 1186 1644 Gabriel Ludlow Gabriel Ludlow eldest son of Gabriel Ludlow of Berkley, Nr Frome, - LON 1622-1644 Somerset is killed at the Battle of Newbury II, Berks. Gabriel was born SS (Wilts) at Warminster in 1622 admitted to the Inner Temple, London 1638. HD Ref: See Hill Deverill Pedigree

1187 1644 Edmund Ludlow Young Edmund Ludlow defended Wardour Castle, Wilts from the Vol 3 SS Regicide Royalists who finally re-took the Castle after a 3 month siege. p78 HD (Maiden Bradley) Ref: History of Wilts Vol 5 1188 1644 Thomas Ludlow Elected Church Warden of the Minster Church. Not sworn in because Vol 3 SS 1645 (Warminster, Wilts) "in regard the Tymes were soe troublesome" p178 HD Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare) 1189 1645 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow to Jane Stephens. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Shipton Moyne) 1190 1645 Edmund Ludlow Edmund was the eldest son of Henry and Lettice Ludlow of Hill Vol 3 SS Will (died 1644) Deverill, Wilts and Tadley, Hants. A very long will with a great deal of p206 HD (Hill Deverill) detail. When Edmunds father, Henry, died Edmund inherited the p207 estate and his brothers, Henry, William and George were left nothing. Full details of the Will are reproduced in this volume. Ref: PRO Kew 1191 1645 The Deverill Valley The story of the Upland Valley in South-West Wiltshire, edited by Vol 3 SS Frederick Myer. Much Ludlow information listed. p209 HD to p237 1192 1645 Wyford Farm, Tadley, Hants Joan Moore, wife of William Ludlow of Hill Deverill inherited this Vol 3 SS property in the mid 1500's and it remained a Ludlow home for several p238 HD generations. Photographs of the house taken in June 2000. to Ref: Robin Ludlows visit to property p240

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 108 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1193 1645 Battle of Langport, Somerset, 10 July 1645 Vol 2 Gen Battle of Naseby, Northants, 14 June 1645 p469 Info Battle of Rowton Heath, Cheshire, 24 September 1645 p470 There were many smaller battles p471 1194 1645 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow, son of Sir Henry Ludlow appointed Sheriff of Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Wiltshire p473 SS Ref: By the Parliament Wilts Sheriffs by Rev J E Jackson HD 1195 1645 Gabriel Ludlow Gabriel Ludlow son of Thomas Ludlow of Dinton, Wilts, living at Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Berkley, Nr Frome, also of Dinton, owes Julian de la Fountaine, a p473 SS Papist, £200, which he has to pay. HD Ref: Cal Proceedings Committee for Advance of Money Pt II 1642- 1646 1196 1646 Charles I The King gave himself up to the Scots in 1646. Battle of Preston, Vol 2 Gen The Kings Cause is Lost Lancashire, 17 & 18 August 1648. p472 Info Ref: Discovering Battlefields of England by John Kinross 1197 1646 Captain William Ludlow William Ludlow, Govenor of Langford House, Wilts is told to send Vol 2 LON (Wilts) reinforcements to Corfe Castle (100 men). This William Ludlow is p473 SS probably of Clarendon, Wilts, born 1619. Matric at St Albans Hall, HD Oxford, 1636 and MP for Old Sarum (see Hill Deverill Pedigree). Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1645-1677 p333

1198 1647 Col. Edmund Ludlow A distress warrant supported by both Ludlows for a Mrs Coles of Vol 2 LON Capt. William Ludlow Maiden Bradley (four small children) whose husband served under the p474 SS (Wilts) Ludlows at the Battle of Old Sarum and lost his life. After this plea HD was presented, Mrs Coles was given a pension of fifty shillings, quarterly and an immediate grant of £5. Ref: Records of the County of Wilts. Quarter Sessions - Great Rolls of the 17 Century by B H Cunnington 1199 1647 Sir Henry Ludlow Administration - of Maiden Bradley, Wilts to Edmund Ludlow, Esq. Vol 4 SS (Wilts) Son. 20 March 1647. (Revoked, New Grant Feb 1661, p71) p76 HD Ref: BRS Index Library, Vol 100, p39, 1609-1619

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 109 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1200 1648 Humfrey Ludlow Humfrey Ludlow of Allington, Wilts in a suit between himself and Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Matha Clifford relative to make payment of money in the hands of the p474 SS Sheriff. HD Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1648-1649 p129 Note: Humfrey Ludlow was at Balliol & New College, Oxford 1611, living at Allington 1633. In 1648 he was aged 54 aprox. Ref: see Hill Deverill Pedigree

1201 1649 Edmund Ludlow Henry Ludlow of Hill Deverill was the eldest son of Sir Edmund Vol 2 LON Henry Ludlow Ludlow. Henry had 9 children and lived mostly at Tadley. His eldest p475 SS of Tadley, Hants son was Edmund and his second son was Henry. When their father HD Henry died, he left the estate that was valued at £20,000 (millions today) however their fathers debts amounted to nearly £18,000. Henry is due £2,500 and Edmund is ordered to pay by their Lordships. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha I 1648-1649 p406

1202 1649 Thomas Ludlow of Alcester, Warwick. Vol 4 - (Warwicks) Ref: Index to Admin. Perogative Court of Canterbury. Vol I 1649- p89 1654 folio 122 1203 1649 King Charles the First 1600-1649 Charles was born in 1600 at Dunfermline Palace. Crowned King in - Gen 1626 at Westminster Abbey. He was crowned in Scotland in 1633 at Info Holyrood. He married Henrietta Maria, daughter of the King of France in 1625. Charles was tried and condemned to death by an illegally convened Parliament following the conclusion of the Civil War. Charles was convicted of treason against the estate and was executed outside Whitehall Palace in 1649. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 1204 1649 Thomas Ludlow of Alcester Thomas Ludlow dies. Vol 2 WAR (Warwicks) Ref: Index to Admin x PCC. Vol I 1649-1654 p232 p475 1205 1649 Edmund Ludlow Mr Knight, Chaplain to the Lord General and Colonel Edmund Ludlow Vol 2 LON (Wilts) to have lodgings in Derby House, London. p476 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1648 -1649 p166 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 110 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1206 1650 Philip Ludlow Philip was the fifth son of Sir Henry Ludlow of Maiden Bradley. From Vol 3 SS (Maiden Bradley) 1635 when the overland route from Italy to Flanders became difficult p300 HD and dangerous to use, Spain resorted to employing English ships to to transport bullion to Flanders, since England was now the only major p307 neutral power. It was a strategically important and financially rewarding business. Philip was employed in this trade to Brazil and commercial ventures to the West Indies and mainland USA. He directed the fleets return to Lisbon and Cadiz and arranged the passage of bullion to its dispersal points and transfer to Amsterdam the principal money port of Lisbon and Cadiz. Unfortunately Philip contracted a fever on leaving the Bay of Mexico and died at sea aboard the Spanish vessel Sephier bound for Lisbon in 1650. Like his brother Edmund, Philip was also a member of the permanent executive Council of State which was formed of 40 members.

Philip's body was brought back to England and was buried on the 20 September 1650 in Westminster Abbey on the South side of the Chapel of Kings. Ref: Various References 1207 1649 Edmund Ludlow Various Council of State Proceedings Vol I p167 & p6 Vol II p275 Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1649-1650 p476 SS p477 HD 1208 1650 Hill Deverill Manor House Information and photographs. Vol 3 SS Ref: History of Wiltshire (Hoare) p24 HD to p247 1209 1650 Edmund Ludlow, Regicide Purchased East Knoyle for £5000. The Parish included East Knoyle, Vol 3 SS (Maiden Bradley) Hindon, Milton and Upton, Wilts. p100 HD Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p86 p101 1210 1650 Edmund Ludlow By order of Parliament, Edmund Ludlow and three others to receive Vol 2 LON Lieut-Gen £1,000 each as they are employed as Commissioners in Ireland. p476 SS (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1649-1650 p333 HD

1211 1650 William Ludlow William Ludlow is off to Ireland to serve with Edmund Ludlow. Mr Vol 2 LON Major William Reddish is recommended to take his place as Commissioner p476 SS (Wilts) for Sequestrations for Wilts. HD Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1649-1650 p372 1212 1650 James Ludlow The bill of Richard Downes and James Ludlow for cloth for the Vol 2 - (London) Watermen's coats and for barge cloths and the embroidering of them p478 is approved and to be paid by Mr Frost. Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1649-1650 p511 1213 1650 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow with other Council of State Members took the Oath of Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Secrecy. p478 SS Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1649-1650 p10 HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 111 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1214 1650 Edmund Ludlow MP Edmund Ludlow MP and member of the Council of State to be a Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Commissioner for affairs of Ireland and to assist the Lord President of p478 SS Munster as Lord Deputy during the absence of the Lord Lieutenant HD with the Army. Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1649-1650 p219 1215 1650 Edmund Ludlow Colonel Edmund Ludlow MP be appointed one of the Commissioner Vol 2 LON Lieut-Gen of Horse and Lieut-General of Horse in Ireland and Colonel John Jones to be p479 SS (London/Wilts) the other of the said Commissioners. HD Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1650 p228 1216 1650 The Late Philip Ludlow 20 Marks to be made available for embalming the corpse of Lieut Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Philip Ludlow who was C-in-C of the Brazil ships lately sent of Lisbon p480 SS and died in the service. HD Ref: Cal of State Papers, Domestic Series 1650 p398 Note: Philip was Edmund's brother. He served as a Council of State Member and died before making his mark. Buried in Westminster Abbey - tomb visible 1217 1650 Stephen Ludlow of Shipton Stephen Ludlow dies. Vol 2 SM Moyne (Glos) Ref: Index to Admin x PCC Vol I 1649-1654 p232 p475

1218 1650 Edmund Ludlow Colonel Martin and Lieut-Gen Ludlow to signify to the Earl of Arundel Vol 2 LON Lieut-Gen that it is necessary to make use of Arundel House in the Strand as a p480 SS (London/Wilts) Garrison and that his Lordship shall have consideration for the use of HD it and care shall be taken to preserve the house in as good condition as may be. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1650 p405 1219 1650 Edmund Ludlow That orders be issued for transporting the Commissioners and Lieut- Vol 2 LON Lieut-Gen Gen Ludlow's troop with the Lord Deputy's lady and family, 200 p481 SS (London/Wilts) persons and as many horses; and that shipping be ready at Milford HD Haven by the 10 December. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1650 p417 1220 1650 Edmund Ludlow On the 22 Feb 1650 the Manors of East Knoyle and Upton were sold Vol 3 SS (Kingston Deverill) to Edmund Ludlow for £4668. Edmund was Colonel Edmund Ludlows p140 HD Uncle. Ref: Gales History of Winchester and History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare) p18 1221 1650 Edmund Ludlow Supplying Edmund Ludlow with 100 horses and arms for his journey to Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Ireland. Details of money to be provided. p481 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1655-1656 p420-p426 HD 1222 1651 English Civil War Battle of Worcester 3 September 1651 under Charles II, 17,000 Scots Vol 2 Gen invaded England. The Scots were overcome and killed in the streets p483 Info of Worcester. Charles II fled to France.

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 112 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1223 1652 Edmund Ludlow Ludlow in Ireland - a map showing his various engagements and the Vol 3 SS Lt General of Horse assault on Ross Castle, Kilarney. p288 HD (Maiden Bradley) p289 1224 1652 James Ludlow James Ludlow dies. Vol 2 LON St Sepulcres Ref: Index to Admin x PCC Vol I 1649-1654 p232 p475 (London) 1225 1653 Phillis Ludlow Sir James Thynne having purchased Baycliffe from Phillis, widow of Vol 3 SS (Little Horningsham, Wilts) Gabriel Ludlow; and Thomas her son, granted her a lease of the p159 HD Manor of Little Horningsham for three lives (99 years) and in 1662 we find Francis Ludlow, Gent, then tenant and Resident. Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare) 1226 1653 Gabriel Ludlow Gabriel died and left his wife Phillis and his son Thomas at Baycliffe til Vol 3 SS Baycliffe Farm the year 1653 when the property was sold to Sir John Thynne. Sir p153 HD (Hill Deverill, Wilts) John also purchased from the Reddish family of Maiden Bradley, the Tithes, which then or lately belonged to the Chapel of Baycliffe, from who it has descended to the Thynne family. Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare)

1227 1653 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow lately of Hill Deverill leased the Chief Ecclesiastical Vol 3 SS (Warminster, Wilts) Estate in Warminster. It belonged to the Prebend of Warminster in p92 HD Salisbury Cathedral. The family held the Prebend for nearly 200 years. Ref: History of Wltshire Vol 3 p104 1228 1653 Anne Ludlow Anne Ludlow dies. Vol 2 - Ref: Index to Admin x PCC Vol I 1649-1654 p232 p475 1229 1653 Baycliffe Estate Pictures of Baycliffe Farm. Photographs taken by Robin Ludlow, Vol 3 SS (Hill Deverill, Wilts) 1998. p324 HD p325 1230 1654 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Hanna Tomkins of Painswick, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Withington, Glos) 1231 1654 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow dies. Vol 2 - Ref: Index to Admin x PCC Vol I 1649-1654 p232 p475 1232 1654 Joseph Ludlow Joseph Ludlow son of Stephen Ludlow late of Shipton Moyne and Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) Dowell, Glos. Deceased. Joseph apprenticed to Thomas Aram of the p400 City. Ref: Glos. App. Register, PRO Glos GBR C10/2 1645-1668 p152

1233 1655 George Ludlow of Massachusetts Fourth son of Thomas Ludlow of Dinton and brother of Roger. Vol 3 SS 1596 - 1655 Details listed in this volume. p409 HD (Dinton, Wilts) Ref: Concise Dictionary of Nat. Biog. Vol II G M

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 113 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1234 1655 George Ludlow George was the youngest son of Thomas and Jane Ludlow of Dinton Vol 3 SS 1596 - 1656 and Baycliffe, Wilts. George owned part of the Mayflower and was p393 HD (Dinton, Wilts) one of the earliest settlers in Virginia. He was a member of the Virginia Council. George owned a sixteenth part of the Mayflower. He was described as 'of the County and Parish of Yorke Virginia, Esq'. Ref: Wiltshire Notes and Queries Vol II p294

1235 1655 Late Sir Henry Ludlow Tenant of The Manor of Yearnfield, when he was alive. Problems in Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) the area from former tenants. p486 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1655 p163 HD 1236 1655 George Ludlow George Ludlow, born Dinton, Wilts went to Virginia where he became Vol 2 LON 1596-1655 a member of the Virginian Council, he was a prominent and influential p487 SS (Wilts/N. America) colonist. Held large grants of land in Massachusetts. HD Ref: Dictionary of Nat. Biogs. Vol II DUP 1992

1237 1655 Mary Ludlow Mary Ludlow a child dies. (Large numbers of children were dying Vol 2 LON (London) every month). p488 Ref: Memorials of St Margarets Church, Westminster 1539-1660 p640 1238 1656 Roger Ludlow Roger Ludlow, born Dinton, Wilts, went to Balliol College, Oxford Vol 2 LON 1592-1656 (1610). Dep. Gov. of Massachusetts and of Conneticut. Complied p487 SS (Wilts/N. America) first Conneticut code of Laws printed in 1672 Roger & George were HD brothers. Ref: Dictionary of Nat. Biogs. Vol II DUP 1992 1239 1656 Edmund Ludlow "If Colonel Ludlow do not, between now and next Tuesday give Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) security before the Clerk of Council, with sufficient sureties in £5,000, p488 SS to do nothing predjudicial to the Commonwealth, he shall be taken into HD custody and stand committed". Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1656-1657 p50 1240 1656 Edmund Ludlow "Council to Serj. Denby. As Colonel Edmund Ludlow not given Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) security, according to the purport of his Highness (Cromwell) and p488 SS Council's order of 1st August, you are to take him, and keep him in HD safe custody till you receive further orders". Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1656-1657 p59 1241 1656 Phillis Ludlow Widow Phillis Ludlow, widow, of Little Horningsham, Wilts - Will, 1657, 537 Vol 2 - (Wilts) Ref: Index of Wills Proved by Perog' Court of Canterbury Vol VIII p489 SS 1657-1660 HD

1242 1656 Ralph Ludlow A certificate by Sir Thomas Pride and Ralph Ludlow on a petition of Vol 2 - Captain Robert Harding, refered to them by The Protector 18 April p489 1656 etc, etc. Nothing else known about Ralph Ludlow, probably from Wiltshire. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1656-1657 p105

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 114 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1243 1658 Death of Oliver Cromwell was taken ill at Hampton Court, an official residence, Vol 2 Gen Oliver Cromwell (London) he was moved to Whitehall where he died on the 2 September 1658. p489 Info Ref: Victoria History - Middx Vol II p355

1244 1658 Moses Ludlow Moses Ludlow gained his Matric at Christ Church, Oxford , 31 July Vol 2 SS (Hereford) 1658. Perhaps Vicar of Wolferlow, Herefordshire. p490 Ref: Members of Oxford Uni, 1500 - 1714 Vol III 1245 1658 Edmund Ludlow A letter from Elizabeth Kempstone, Edmunds sister warning him not to Vol 2 LON his sister, Elizabeth be too hasty in purchasing land in Ireland. p490 SS (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1658-1659 p56 HD

1246 1658 Mrs Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow dies and is buried on the 24 September 1658 at St - SS (London) Margarets Church, Westminster. Ref: Memorials of St Margarets Church, Westminster 1539-1660 1247 1658 Moses Ludlow Not very much known. Christchurch, Oxford, Matric 31 July 1658. Vol 4 SS (Hereford) Perhaps Vicar of Wolferlow, Hereford 1678. p46 Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714 Vol III & Vol IV 1248 1658 Moses Ludlow Gained his Matric on the 31 July 1658, perhaps Vicar of Wolferlow, Vol 4 SS (Hereford) Hereford in 1678. p140 Ref: Alumini Oxon 1500-1714

1249 1659 John Ludlow Yeoman John Ludlow of Brokenborough, Wilts 4x great grandson of Stephen Vol 2 SM (Wilts) Ludlow of Shipton Moyne, Glos - Will - 1659, 108. p489 Ref: Index of Wills Proved by the Perog' Court of Canterbury Vol III 1657-1660 1250 1659 Edmund Ludlow Richard Cromwell wanted to keep Hampton Court as his private Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts property. The House of Commons wanted to sell it together with other p489 SS and Hampton Court) Royal Manors, but Edmund Ludlow seems to have considered the HD place "very convenient for the retirement of those in public affairs, when they should be indesposed in the Summer Season", and he was successful in preventing its sale. Ref: Victoria History - Middx Vol II p355 1251 1659 Edmund Ludlow Order in Parliament on Lieut-Gen Ludlow's report from the Committee Vol 2 LON Lieut-Gen of Horse of Safety concerning the better constituting of the Land Forces - that it p491 SS (London/Wilts) be re-committed and brought in again tomorrow. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1658-1659 p344

1252 1659 William Ludlow President Harrington to Major Ludlow, Wilts and other Officers in Glos, Vol 2 LON Major Som, Hereford and Salop. Warning them of the enemy's preparations p491 SS (Wilts) to disturb the public peace (Harrington = Sir James Harrington). HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1658-1659 p360, p365 & p366

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 115 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1253 1659 Edmund Ludlow Order passed that Lieut-Gen Edmund Ludlow be nominated and Vol 2 LON Lieut-Gen of Horse presented to Parliament for their approbation as Commander in Chief p491 SS (London/Wilts) of the Forces in Ireland. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1658-1659 p389 & p393

1254 1659 Edmund Ludlow Act of Parliament for constituting a Council of State. Edmund Ludlow Vol 2 LON Lieut-Gen of Horse is nominated with 31 others. p491 SS (London/Wilts) Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1658-1659 p349 HD 1255 1659 William Ludlow William Ludlow appointed, Commissioner for Sequestrations for Wilts. Vol 2 LON Major Ref: Committee for Compounding General Proceedings 1643-1660 p493 SS (Wilts) p755, p760 & p 762 HD

1256 1660 King Charles II restored to the He was formally restored to the Throne of Great Britain on the 29 May - Gen Throne 1660, and crowned on the 23 April 1661 at Westminster Abbey, Info London. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 1257 1660 Lady Ludlow Edward Sutton to Lady Ludlow: Regrets not being able to serve her, Vol 2 LON (Wilts) as he is imprisoned for another's debt, and is seeking bail. Endorsed p494 SS with memoranda relating the Act of Oblivion, and the transactions HD between the House of Lords and Commons, as to the persons to be excepted there from. Lady Ludlow is probably Edmunds wife Elizabeth. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1660-1661 p80 1258 1660 William Ludlow of Clarendon William Ludlow's ancestor William Ludlow of Hill Deverill was given - Gen (Wilts) permission to shoot game on the Clarendon Estate two miles south of Info Salisbury in 1440 (aprox). Clarendon was a Royal hunting lodge known as Clarendon Palace. The first William above also took a lease on a property on the estate and this was renewed from time to time so a branch of the Ludlows lived on the estate for many generations. The Commonwealth Parliament sold the estate to raise funds to pay the Army. The Earl of Pembroke was the Park Ranger and he renewed Ludlow's lease. Today, the house once occupied by the Ludlows was pulled down and a new house built in its place. The Palace was allowed to fall apart and locals removed the stonework. Today the foundations remain and are undergoing major excavation and restoration with much of the work being carried out by a team from Southampton University. The property is privately owned. (5,000 acres).

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 116 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1259 1660 Edmund Ludlow From: The Dean of Christ Church, Oxford. For a grant of the Vol 2 LON Colonel/Lieut-Gen remaining term of a lease which Edmund Ludlow obtained from them p494 SS (Wilts) by menaces, of Maiden Bradley Parsonage, Co. Wilts, worth £100 to HD assist them in the repairs of their church, which His Majesty has often pitied and designed to help; the roof and floors being cut down by the intruders, the work is much decayed, and the money and materials provided for it were expended in the service of the late King. Declaration by the King that grants his interest in the Parsonage of Maiden Bradley, Wilts, forfeited by the treason of Edmund Ludlow, towards the re-building and furnishing of Chist Church College, Oxford. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1660-1661 p343 & p361

1260 1660 Edmund Ludlow Proclamation for apprehension of Colonel Ludlow, who being Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) concerned against the life of the late King, surrendered himself, but p495 SS afterwards escaped from the Serjeant at Arms. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1660-1661 p252

1261 1660 Edmund Ludlow Ludlow having escaped custody led the authorities a right old dance. Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) He was reported to have been seen in London, Gloucester and p495 SS Holland. To have landed in Essex with a large number of well armed p496 HD men. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1660-1661 p310, p412, p550 & p557

1262 1661 Edmund Ludlow Surrender to the Dean and Chapter of Christ Church College, Oxford Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) of the Parsonage of Maiden Bradley and tithes of Little Horningsham, p496 SS Co. Wilts demised in 1649 by the pretended Dean and Chapter. To HD Edmund Ludlow, and now forfeit by his attainer. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1660-1661 p25 1263 1661 Edmund Ludlow Ludlow on the run - many sightings in London and elsewhere. Many Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) rumours as well of plots and uprisings involving many thousands of p497 SS armed men. Regarded by royalists as one of the late Kings HD murderers. Ludlow escaped from prison dressed in his sisters clothes. Throughout 1661 Parliament worried that Ludlow may try to seize power. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1660-1662 p71, p80, p119, p128, p180, p181 & p183 1264 1661 Ludlow Probate Acts 7 Ludlow names. Vol 4 - to Ref: Wills, Sentences and Probate Acts by J H Morrison 1935 p88 1670 1265 - Pedigree of Ludlow One of three versions Vol 2 Gen of Hill Deverill (Wilts) p498 Info p499

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 117 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1266 1662 Edmund Ludlow Everyone is searching for Edmund Ludlow. Rumours abound. He is Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) in the country then seen abroad. He is raising an army then he is not. p500 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1661-1662 p255, p501 HD p396, p404, p430, p434 & p444

1267 1662 Edmund Ludlow Warrants issued for his arrest. Sighted in London, in the South and in Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) the West - described as "An old Grand Rebel". p502 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1661-1662 p465, p503 HD p513, p526, p540, p54?, p546, p547, p551 & p560

1268 1662 Edmund Ludlow The search continues and concentrates in Kent. Edmund seen in Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) Canterbury dressed as a sailor. Edmund escapes to France via Deal p504 SS in Kent. p505 HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1661-1662 p561, p506 p567, p568, p571, p591, p593, p595 & p596 1269 1662 Christopher Ludlow Christopher Ludlow, son of Stephen Ludlow, deceased, late of Shipton Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) Moyne. Christopher is apprentice to Joseph Ludlow, Mercer of the p400 City. Ref: Glos App Register, Pro Glos GBR C10/2 1645-1668 p301

1270 1663 The Mitton and Ludlow Pedigrees These Pedigrees are based on the last visitation to Shropshire in Vol 4 SS (Salop) 1663. Not entirely reliable since the Ludlows of Stokesay had long p170 since gone. to Ref: The Mitton and Ludlow Pedigrees by H F J Vaughan Esq. p186 1271 1663 Edmund Ludlow Plots against the King supposed to be hatched, uprisings expected. Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) Arms found in houses Ludlow is supposed to be in the West Country p507 SS and also in London. p508 HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1663-1664 p509 1272 1663 Edmund Ludlow More rumours - Ludlow seems to be everywhere - Edmund's wife joins Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) him in France. p510 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1663-1664 p237, p511 HD p291, p296, p299, p356 & p370 1273 1663 Edmund Ludlow Arms concealed in houses continue to be found. Ludlow seen in the Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) North, Dorset and Devon. Ludlow in Vevey, Switzerland. p512 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1663-1664 p380 HD

1274 1663 Edmund Ludlow Attempt on Ludlow's life made by four Frenchmen, two Englishmen, Vol 2 LON (Dec) Regicide (Wilts) one Irishman and their servants. The Swiss prevented this and would p512 SS be the assassins escaped. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1663-1664 p380

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 118 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1275 1663 Edmund Ludlow Conspiracy prevails - rumours abound. Ludlow is in London - New Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) England or Switzerland. p512 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1663-1664 p380, p513 HD p426, p463, p465 & p486 1276 1663 Ludlow Family Six marriages listed. Vol 4 SM Marriages - 1663 John Ludlow of Old Sodbury to Liddia p39 1663-1683 . Ludlow - 1666 Joseph Ludlow, Glos City, Milliner to Anne . Kenhston. - 1674 Joseph Ludlow (Widower) Glos City, Gent, to . Mary Johnson. - 1677 Deborah Ludlow of Shipton Moyne to . William Craft.

- 1681 Christopher Ludlow, Chipping Sodbury to . Anne Hellier. '- 1683 Thomas Ludlow of Tewkesbury, Cooper, to . Elizabeth Butt. Ref: Glos Marriage Allegations 1637-1680 Brian Firth Pts I & 2 1279 1663 Joseph Ludlow Joseph Ludlow apprenticed to Thomas Aram, Mercer. In 1674 he Vol 4 SM Freeman of Gloucester refused to serve as Sheriff of the City of Gloucester. p398 Ref: Register of the Freemen of Gloucester 1641-1838 1280 1664 Thomas Ludlow eldest son of John and Edith Ludlow of Brockenborough. Married Vol 5 SM 1664 (aprox) - 1710 (aprox) Eleanor daughter of Thomas Stevens of Kemble in 1691. Had issue, p119 (Brockenborough, Wilts) one son and one daughter. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1281 1664 Edmund Ludlow More stories - Ludlow is raising an army in Wales, also West Country. Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) Letter from Sir Henry Coker, Royalist married to Elizabeth Ludlow, p514 SS great grand daughter of Sir Edmund Ludlow and sole heiress of Hill p515 HD Deverill estates. Writes to the King's secretary about William Ludlow - more stories of Edmund Ludlow's escape and in Vevey, Switzerland he sleeps in a barn for safety reasons. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1663-1664 p532, p576, p587, p661, p662 & p671

1282 1664 Thomas Ludlow Thomas eldest son of Thomas and Sarah Ludlow of Warminster. Vol 5 HD 1664 - 1712 Married Dorothy Gyles in ? Buried at Warminster, Wilts in 1712. p119 (Warminster, Wilts) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1283 1665 Edmund Ludlow Ludlow is supposed to be raising an army. He is said to be in Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) Switzerland, Holland, Wales, The North of England and London. p516 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1664-1665 p45, p517 HD p149, p169, p235, p287, p427 & p455

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 119 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1284 1665 Edmund Ludlow Insurrection is expected with Ludlow at its head. Houses are Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) searched. Rumours abound. p518 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1664-1665 p567, HD p568, p8, p184 & p240 1285 1665 The Great Plague The Black Death first came to England in 1348 and was never really - Gen eradicated. Severe out breaks occurred in England in 1603 and 1625 Info with high mortality in London. From 1625 there were no reported cases in London. In 1665 it returned with a vengeance. The total number of deaths attributable to that one out break is estimated at up to 130,000. In London alone, 100,000 out of a total population of 500,000 died. The Plague arrived in Salisbury in 1666 over 500 died. The disease also reached Ludlow, but on a minor scale. The first Black Death came in 1348 and again in 1357, 1361, 1368-1369, 1371, 1375, 1390 & 1405. It continued to occur from time to time. The West of England and Wales were continually affected so with these outbreaks and the later Plague outbreaks many Ludlows must have lost their lives and we shall never know who they were.

1286 1666 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow, Goldsmith, appears not to have children, bequests his Vol 4 HD Will estate to his wife, Margaret. p365 St Martin's in the Field (Middx) Ref: Perog. Court of Canterbury 1665/6 1287 1666 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow, Gent, gained admission to Grays Inn, London 1666 - Vol 2 IRE Alias North he came from Dublin. A Hill Deverill Ludlow. p518 - Ref: Grays Admission Register 15??-1887 p301 HD 1288 1666 Edmund Ludlow Continued speculation that Ludlow will lead an army against the King. Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1665-1666 p240, p519 SS p244 & p377 HD

1289 1666 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow died 1666. He was Edmund Ludlow Regicide's uncle. Vol 2 LON of Kingston Deverill (Wilts) He owned property (land) which he bequeathed to Edmund, The p520 SS Regicide. Since Edmund died without issue, the property was held by p521 HD the King. Other parties were also interested, Nathaniel Ludlow acted as executor - problem resolved. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series 1666-1667 p368, p444, p491, p517, p518, p526 & p535 1290 1666 The Great Fire of London The fire started in a Bakers shop in the City of London on 2 - Gen September 1666 and quickly spread. High winds helped to spread the Info fire and eventually nearly 400 acres had been burned within the city walls, and 63 acres outside them. 87 churches were destroyed, together with 44 livery halls and 13,200 houses, but miraculously only 9 lives were lost. Repairs and rebuilding plans were quickly put into place and by 1670 much of the city life was back to normal. Material and financial losses were heavy. The Ludlow owned and tenanted property in the city which was almost certainly lost, perhaps also city and church records.

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 120 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1291 1666 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow, alias North, Gent. Admitted to Gray's Inn, London. Vol 4 SS (Alias North) Ref: Register of Admissions, Gray's Inn 1521-1889 p59 HD (Dublin) 1292 1667 Edmund Ludlow The King's recruiting drive for soldiers in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) fails several ships destroyed at Chatham, possibly by the Dutch. p522 SS Ludlow still expected to lead an uprising. HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1667 p199 1293 1667 Edmund Ludlow A man arrested suspected of being Ludlow - turns out to be a vagrant. Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) (Eversley & Bramshill, Hants) p522 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1667-1668 p125 HD

1294 1667 William Ludlow William Ludlow son and heir of William Ludlow, Esq., of Clarendon, Nr Vol 2 SS of Clarendon (Wilts) Salisbury admitted to Middle Temple on 19 November 1667 and called p522 HD to the Bar in May 1673. Ref: Middle Temple, London, Register 1295 1667 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow, Gent. Admitted 5 February 1667. Vol 4 SS (Alias North) Ref: Gray's Inn Admissions Register, 1521-1887 pub 1889 p35 HD (Dublin, Ireland) 1296 1668 John Ludlow John Ludlow was convicted of stealing 14 shillings from Simon Sands Vol 2 - Newgate Goal at the Old Bailey 9 December 1668 and sentenced to be transported p522 (London) and meanwhile kept in custody without bail. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1668-1669 p125

1297 1668 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow (aged 17) at St. Johns College, Cambridge, (27 Oct Vol 2 LON (London) 1668) only son of Nathaniel Ludlow (Gent) of St Catherine's, London p523 SS (and nephew of Regicide Ludlow). Born London. Westminster HD School, Matric 1669 living and married in 1701 when his father died. Ref: Cambridge Uni Biogs Part I - 1751 p116

1298 1668 Nathaniel Ludlow Warrant for a grant to Nathaniel Ludlow and Edward Boswell of the Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Manors of Husborne-Tarrant, Ibrop and Upton, Hants. Mortgaged in p523 SS 1664 to Edmund Ludlow (Snr). HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1668-1669 p132, p212 & p246 1299 1669 John Ludlow Petition of John Ludlow to the King for a pardon. Stands convicted for Vol 2 - (London) stealing to the value of 14 shillings though he never did it. Is 20 years p523 of age, and served as a soldier in the wars in Portugal against the Spaniards, where he received a wound in the head, and is forced to wear a skull plate of silver; his father was a great sufferer in his late Majesty's service. With reference thereon to the Lord Chief Justice or Recorder, and the report of the latter, John Howell. The suggestions of the petitioner are true as to the small value of the goods stolen, and as to his age and wearing a plate, but I can not learn whether he was a soldier, or his father a sufferer - 26 Jan 1669. John's origins are not known. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1668-1669 p164

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 121 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1300 1669 Edmund Ludlow Further disclosures of Ludlow's involvement. Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1668-1669 p273 p524 SS HD 1301 1699 Stephen Ludlow of London. Vol 4 - (London) Ref: Index to Testamentary Records in the CC of London. Vol IV pt II. p89 28.162 1302 1669/70 Francis Ludley (Ludlow) Francis Ludlow to Martha Winbull. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Kingwood, Glos) 1303 1670 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow son and heir of Nathaniel Ludlow, of the parish of St Vol 2 LON (London) Dunstan-in-the-West, London, Gent. Henry was called to the Bar on p525 SS 10 May 1678, a Bencher of the Inn on the 24 January 1700. Was HD Reader for Lent in 1703 and Treasurer in 1716. Ref: Middle Temple, London, Register 1304 1670 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow son and heir of Nathaniel Ludlow of the Parish of St Vol 4 SS (City of London) Dunstan-in-the-West; London, Gent. Admitted 27 April 1670 called 10 p33 HD May 1678, Bencher, 24 Jan 1700, Reader Lent 1703, Treasurer 1716. Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I

1305 1670 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Maria Peltcare. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Cirencester) 1306 1671 Edmund Ludlow Further sightings - none confirmed. Various investigations continue. Vol 2 LON 1672 Regicide (Wilts) Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1671-1672 p1, p525 SS p100, p161, p162 & p299 HD

1307 1672 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow the daughter of Nathaniel & Elizabeth Winter. Vol 4 - (Cirencester) Nathaniel was the son of Nathaniel Winter, goldsmith of Marlborough. p272 Nathaniel was also a Goldsmith. Together they probably made the Communion Cups at Minety and Prudon. No record of Elizabeth Ludlow's marriage as yet. Ref: Bristol & Glos Arch' Society Vol 108 1990 1308 1672 Joseph Ludlow A member of the Corporation of Gloucester. Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) Ref: Calendar of the Records of the Corp' of Gloucester P45 p320 1309 1673 William Ludlow William Ludlow, son and heir of William Ludlow, Esq, of Clarendon Vol 4 SS (Clarendon, Wilts) Park, Wilts. Admitted on 9 May 1673. p31 HD Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I 1310 1674 Nathaniel Ludlow Warrant for the reprieve from burning in the hand and for the release Vol 2 LON (Wilts) on bail of Nathaniel Ludlow, convicted at the Old Bailey of p525 SS manslaughter, because he killed in self-defence John Gorges, a HD stranger who attacked him whilst going home the night of 30 November 1674. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1672-1675 p457

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 122 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1311 1674 Adam Ludlow Adam, son of George Ludlow of Morehouse, Salop, gent. Matric at Vol 2 S (Salop) Oxford Uni, Balliol College, June 1674 aged 16. p525 Ref: Members of Oxford Uni Vol III 1500-1714 p948 1312 1674 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Elizabeth Broad. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Tetbury) 1313 1674 Adam Ludlow Son of George Ludlow of the Morehouse, Salop, Gent. Balliol Vol 4 SS (Salop) College, Matric 2 June 1674 aged 16. p140 Ref: Alumini Oxon 1500-1714 1314 1674 Adam Ludlow Son of George Ludlow of Morehouse, Salop. Gent. Balliol College. Vol 4 SMH (Morehouse, Salop) Matric 2 June 1674 aged 16. Born 1658. p46 1315 1675 Edmund Ludlow Report that one Lieut-General Malotto of the Brittany Confederates will Vol 2 LON Regicide (Wilts) be joining up with Ludlow and his followers. p526 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1675-1676 p345 HD

1316 1675 William Ludlow William Ludlow of the Middle Temple, Gent., was buried in the Body of - - (City of London) the Church on 26th January 1675. Ref: Inner Temple Records, F. A Inderwick Vol III 1660-1714 1317 1680 Joseph Ludlow First mentioned in 1662. Disfranchised and excluded from the Vol 4 SM Mar (Gloucester) Common Council 6 May 1680 for non attendance and for refusing in p326 1674 to serve as Sheriff, readmitted 16 Aug 1680. Ref: Register of the Freemen of Gloucester 1641-1838 1318 1680 Alice Ludlow Widow, 37 & 91 St Giles, Holborn, London. Vol 4 SS (London) Ref: Index to Testamentary Records in the CC of London. p89 HD Vol IV pt II 1319 1680 Ludlow Family Various mentioned. Source reliable - no reference available. Names Vol 4 SM Devon, Somerset, Glos include - Stephen Ludlow of Taunton, Paul Ludlow of Exeter, John p434 Ludlow of Exeter, Mary Ludlow of Taunton. Hannah Ludlow of p435 Shipton Moyne, John Ludlow of Taunton, John Ludlow of Tetbury, Glos. Married firstly Joan Trot and secondly Elizabeth Butler, children, Thomas (1721-1746) Eleanor (1725-1725), Elizabeth (1733-1783), Eleanor (1735-1804) and Sarah (1737-1816). Ref: No ref. Info probably came from Pro Taunton.

1320 1681 Christopher Ludlow Christopher Ludlow to Ann Hellier at Yate. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Chipping Sodbury) 1321 1681 Edward Ludlow Edward Ludlow to Jane Wale (or Wicks). Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Chipping Sodbury) 1322 1682 Jerome Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Shipton Moyne) Ref: PRO Gloucester 1323 1682 John Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Sodbury, Glos) Ref: PRO Gloucester

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 123 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1324 1682 Jeremy Ludlow Jeremy Ludlow, farmer, bequests to Sarah, his wife, daughters Vol 4 SM Will Liddiah, Sarah and Deborah. John Ludlow of Old Sodbury appointed p366 (Shipton Moyne) overseer. Ref: PRO. Glos 1682/76 1325 1682 John Ludlow John Ludlow, Yeoman, appears not to have had children bequests to Vol 4 SM Will various friends - remainder to his wife, Liddiah. p367 (Old Sodbury, Glos) Ref: PRO. Glos 1682/99 1326 1682/83 Joseph Ludlow Church Monument: Listed with other persons, Joseph Ludlow was Vol 4 SM Gent summoned by the Heralds etc. p402 Monument Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 (Cheltenham) 1327 1683 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Elizabeth Butt. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (St Nicholas, Gloucester) 1328 1683 Thomas Ludlow of Hankerton, Thomas and John were related, both were Yeoman, both appeared in Vol 4 SM (Wilts) the Bristol Apprentice books. p380 John Ludlow of Brockenborough, Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p443 (Wilts) 1329 1683 William Ludlow William Ludlow, merchant going to Bordeaux with William Ludlow, his Vol 2 SS of Clarendon (Wilts) son and a servant. p527 HD Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Cha II 1683-1684 p192

1330 1685 King Charles II dies Born in 1630 at St James Palace. Married Katherine Henrietta, - Gen 1630-1685 daughter of the Duke of Braganza and King of Portugal. By her he Info had 4 children, none survived. There were 16 illegitimate children. He died on 6 February 1685 at Whitehall Palace, London of the effects of a stroke, and was buried in Westminster Abbey. He was succeeded by his brother, James. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 1331 1685 Nathaniel Ludlow Reference to the Attorney General of the petition of Captain Anthony Vol 2 - (Nov 24) Hastings, late Commander of His Majesty's frigate Sapphire, whom the p528 King is disposed to gratify, for a pardon for killing Nathaniel Ludlow in the island next to Cadiz in Spain, whereof he was acquitted by a Court Martial, not withstanding which he is liable to be further troubled. Note: Philip Ludlow, brother of Edmund and Nathaniel Ludlow died of a fever on board a vessel named Sapphire in 1650. Reference: Cal. State Papers, Domestic Series, James II, Vol I p391 HMSO 1960

1332 1685 The Battle of Sedgemoor In June the Duke of Monmouth, natural son of Charles II landed at Vol 2 Gen Lyme in Dorset with a handful of men, many puritans rallied to his call p529 Info to arms. He was confronted by the Royalist Army, failed to capture Bristol but won a small battle at Norton St Philip. Main battle took place nr Bridgwater, the Royalists won the day. Ref: Dis. Battlefields of England by John Kinross p286

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 124 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1333 1686 Nathaniel Ludlow Pardon to Captain Anthony Hastings of and for the death and killing of Vol 2 - (Dec 19) Nathaniel Ludlow in the island near Cadiz in the kingdom of Spain. p528 Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series James II Vol I 1685 p391 & p416 NOTE: This Nathaniel Ludlow may be the brother of Edmund Ludlow, Regicide, and Philip Ludlow who died of a fever while travelling back from Brazil aboard HMS Sapphire in 1650. However, it may be another Nathaniel since the Hill Deverill Pedigree which may be right or wrong, indicates that Nathaniel (brother) died in 1701.

1334 1686 William Ludlow William Ludlow, Baker, bequests his estate to his daughters Elizabeth, Vol 4 SM Will Mary and Margaret and son Nathaniel. Also his wife Elizabeth. p368 (Cirencester, Glos) Ref: PRO. Glos 1686/220

1335 1686/7 William Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Cirencester) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p69) 1336 1688 King James II Son of Charles I. Born 24 Oct 1653 at St James's Palace, London. - Gen abdicates 1688 He was crowned on the 23 April 1685 at Westminster Abbey. He Info 1633-1701 married twice and fathered 19 children also 7 illigitimate. He abdicated on the 11 Dec 1688, fled the country to live in France. He died in 1701 at the Chatteau of St. Germaine-en-Laye, Nr Paris. It is thought that he is buried there as well. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir 1337 1689 Ludlows of Chipping Sodbury, The Ludlows were leading inhabitants of Chipping Sodbury. Vol 4 SM Glos 1690 Christopher Ludlow, Mayor & Bayliff. p311 1689-1796 1705 Christopher Ludlow, Apothecary. to 1744 Ebenezer Ludlow, Apothecary. p315 1757 Daniel Ludlow, Apothecary. The Ludlows also launched a bank in Chipping Sodbury - reference to this is made elsewhere. Large number of Ludlow names. Ref: Research by Douglas Ludlow, no references

1338 1689 John Ludlow Bachelor of Wapping, Middx. Died in Ireland aboard HMS Defiance. Vol 4 - (London) Ref: Index to Testamentary Records in the CC of London. Vol IV pt II - p89 26, 9V

1339 1690 Stephen Ludlow Stephen with 40 others plus, granted a licence to grow hemp and flax Vol 2 IRE (Ireland) in Ireland constituting them a company under the name of the p528 SS Govenor and assistants of the King and Queen's corporation for the HD linen manufacturers in Ireland. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Will & Mary 1690-1691 p187 1340 1691 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Elenor Stevens at Kemble, Wilts. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Brockenbury, Glos)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 125 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1341 1692 Joseph Ludlow Joseph Ludlow, Cooper, marries Bridget Davis at St Nicholas, Bristol. Vol 4 SM Cooper Ref: Marriage Bonds for Diocese of Bristol Vol I 1637-1700 p416 (Bristol) 1342 1692 Edmund Ludlow Regicide The discovery of part of the lost manuscript of Edmund Ludlow's Vol 3 SS (Maiden Bradley) memoirs. The reason for the excitement is that the manuscript is p276 HD much longer than the printed version and also quite different in many to ways. The manuscript was discovered at Warwick Castle where it had p285 been languishing in the enormous library for 125 years. Ref: From Cromwelliana 1980-81 The Cromwell Assoc

1343 1692 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow, son and heir of Edmund Ludlow, Gent, of Ealing, Vol 4 SS (Ealing, Middx) Middx. Admitted 17 August 1692. p33 HD Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I 1344 1692 Joseph Ludlow Joseph Ludlow to Bridget Davis. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Bristol) 1345 1692 Ludlow Family Freemen 1692 - Thomas Ludlow, son of Joseph Ludlow of Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) . Cheltenham. p397 1702 - Joseph Ludlow, Mercer, late of Gloucester. 1710 - Christopher Ludlow apprenticed to Joseph . Ludlow, Mercer late of Gloucester. Ref: Register of Freemen - Gloucestershire 1346 1692 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow, Gent, at Wadham College, Oxford, Matric 16 June Vol 2 LON (Ealing, Middx) 1692. Student of the Middle Temple, London 1693. Son of Edmund p528 SS Ludlow of Ealing, Middx. HD Ref: Members of Oxford Uni, Vol III 1500-1714 p948 Also Middle Temple, London Register 1347 1692 Edmund Ludlow Details of Edmunds career and potted life history. Vol 2 LON Regicide Ref: History of Parliament/Commons 1660-1690 Pt II p779 & p780 p532 SS 1617-1692 p533 HD 1348 1692 Edmund Ludlow Another biographical description of Edmund Ludlow. Vol 2 LON Regicide Ref: British Authors before 1800 A Biog Dictionary p327 & p328 p534 SS 1617-1692 HD 1349 1692 Edmund Ludlow Regicide The eldest son of Sir Henry and Elizabeth Ludlow. Edmund married Vol 3 SS 1617-1692 Elizabeth, daughter of William Thomas of Wenvoe, Glam. Served in p264 HD (Maiden Bradley, Wilts) several military appointments he was Lt General of Horse, Ireland, and p265 C in C Ireland 1659-1660. MP for Wiltshire from 1646. High Sheriff 1644-45. JP for Wilts 1646-1660 and JP for Middx 1649-51. Full details in this volume. Ref: History of Parliament (Commons) 1660-1690 Part II p779 1350 1692 Edmund Ludlow, Regicide Eldest son of Sir Henry Ludlow of Maiden Bradley. Vol 3 SS 1617 - 1692 Details listed in this volume. p409 HD (Maiden Bradley) Ref: Concise Dictionary of Nat. Biog. Vol II G M 1351 1693 Thomas Ludlow Thomas, son of Joseph Ludlow, Milliner or Mercer of Cheltenham. Vol 4 SM Feb (Gloucester) Ref: Register of the Freemen of Gloucester 1641-1838 p327

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 126 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1352 1693 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow now dies in Vevey, Switzerland aged 75. His widow, Gen LON Regicide formerly Elizabeth Thomas marries a member of the Thomas family to Info SS 1617-1692 save her Thomas inheritance from forfeiture by the state. HD

1353 1693 Thomas Ludlow Son of Edmund Ludlow of Ealing, Middx, Gent. Wadham College, Vol 4 SS (Ealing, Middx) Oxford, Matric 16 June 1692. Student of Middle Temple 1693. p46 HD Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1500-1714, Vol III and Vol IV 1354 1694 Stephen Ludlow Will proved - Mar. (Bac died overseas in) TMS "Dunkirk". Vol 4 - Ref: (95) 103 - 1694-1700 p70 1355 1694 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlows widow marries Capt Thomas of Colonel Brewers Vol 2 - Regicide and his widow Regiment although much younger than his bride a dispute over p531 property and a fortune have been overcome. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Addenda Wil III 1689-1695 p286

1356 1694 Queen Mary dies Queen Mary was born in 1662 at St James's Palace, London - she - Gen 1662-1694 married William of The Hague, Holland in 1677 in London. Mary died Info (William & Mary) (London) in 1694 at Kensington Palace, London of smallpox. She had 3 still born children. After her death, William continued to reign until 1702 when he died at Kensington Palace. Mary & William were buried in Westminster Abbey. Queen Anne succeeds to the Throne. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir

1357 1694 Thomas Ludlow Only son of Thomas and Eleanor Ludlow of Brockenborough. Vol 5 SM 1694 - 1742 Baptised at Kemble 1644. Buried at Broadway in 1742. Married Ann p127 (Tewkesbury, Glos and Day at Gloucester in 1713. She was buried at Broadway in 1759. Broadway, Worc) Had issue four sons and three daughters. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1358 1694 Thomas Ludlow and family At the East End of the North Wall, Anne Ludlow died 1731 aged 67 Vol 4 - (Gloucester) years. Barbara Ludlow, wife of Thomas Ludlow died 1701 aged 34 p394 years. Joseph Ludlow their son, died 1694 aged 4. Thomas Ludlow, their son died 1712 aged 13 years, Mary, their daughter died 1725 aged 30 years. Catherine Ludlow, their daughter died ? aged one month. Ref: St Nicholas Church, Gloucester 1359 1695 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Anne Cole of Cheltenham. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Charlton Kings, Glos) 1360 1695 Robert Ludlow Will proved - Mar.Stepney, Middx. (Ship - "New Canterbury") Vol 4 - (Middx) Ref: (52) 133 - 1694-1700 p70

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 127 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1361 1695 St Laurence Chapel 1695 Thomas Ludlowe Vol 3 SS to Feoffees, Warminster, Wilts 1724 Thomas Ludlow p180 HD 1829 1764 Benjamin Ludlow 1790 James Ludlow 1829 James Ludlow Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare) 1362 1696 Francis Ludlow Francis Ludlow given a pass to go to Flanders. Vol 2 LON (Wilts) Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Wil III 1696 p531 SS HD 1363 1697 North Ludlow North Ludlow, son & heir of Stephen Ludlow, Esq., of Dublin, Ireland Vol 2 IRE Ireland entered the Middle Temple, London. p531 SS Ref: Middle Temple, London, Register HD 1364 1697 Susannah Ludlow Will proved. Widow of St. Botolph Aldgate, Middx. Vol 4 - (Middx) Ref: (3) 13 - 1694-1700 p70 1365 1697 North Ludlow North Ludlow son and heir of Stephen Ludlow Esq, of Dublin, Ireland. Vol 4 SS (Dublin, Ireland) Admitted 7 April 1697. p33 HD Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I 1366 1698 Thomas Ludlow Will proved of Ealing, Middx. Vol 4 SS Gent Ref: (139) 169 - 1694-1700 p70 HD (Ealing, Middx) 1367 1699 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow, Clerk of the Privy Seal and Register of the Court of Vol 2 LON (London/Wilts) Requests. p531 SS Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Will II 1699 HD 1368 1699 Margaret Ludlow Will proved of St Mary-le-Bone, Middx. Vol 4 SS (Middx) Ref: (63) 60 - 1694-1700 p70 HD 1369 1700 General Armory Ludlow family arms and some mottos. Vol 2 - Ref: Full title not known p535 1370 1700 John Ludlow John Ludlow - his will proved 1700. Vol 2 - Taunton St James Ref: Index Library - Dorset Wills Vol III Taunton Pts 3 & 4 p70 p536 1371 1700 The Cokers of Hill Deverill Photographs of various items removed from Hill Deverill Church Vol 3 - concerning the Coker family's period of ownership. p256 p257 p258 1372 1701 Paul Ludlow Paul Ludlow marries Anne Jones on 26 Oct 1701 - Broadstreet. Vol 4 - Apothecary Ref: Register of Marriages in Grays Inn Chapel p60 (City of London) 1373 1701 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Anne Small. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Cirencester) 1374 1703 ? Joseph Ludlow Thomas Keare apprentice of Joseph Ludlow, Mercer, late of Vol 4 SM June (Late of Gloucester) Gloucester. p323 Ref: Register of the Freemen of Gloucester 1641-1838

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 128 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1375 1703 Stephen Ludlow Lord Southwell to (Lord Nottingham?) a letter describing a clash of Vol 2 IRE (Lawyer) personalities "these two men hate one another heartily and are very p535 SS (Dublin) hot men, and perhaps would sacrifice any public matter to their own HD private resentment; so that a third party is started up, and proposes one Stephen Ludlow, one of the six Clerks" he is a good man of business and wealthy, and that most people will concur in; of which we are glad, as it will help us to have a quiet session. Ref: Cal State Papers, Domestic Series Anne Vol II 1703-1704 p27 & p150

1376 1703 Stephen Ludlow Note of proceedings in the Irish House of Commons, Stephen Vol 2 IRE (Dublin/Ireland) Ludlow's report from the committee of ways and means and three p536 SS resolutions there in. HD Ref: State Papers, Domestic Series Anne Vol II 1703-1704 1377 1704 Peter Ludlow Peter Ludlow, son and heir of Stephen Ludlow Esq., of Dublin, Ireland. Vol 4 SS (Dublin, Ireland) Admitted 15 June 1704. p33 HD Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I - 1378 1704 Richard Ludley (Ludlow) Richard Ludlow to Sarah Golter. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Kingswood) 1379 1704 Hill Deverill Church Plate The Church at Hill Deverill was rather run down in the 18th & 19th Vol 3 SS (Wilts) Centuries. I don't think the Ludlows looked after their Church very p318 HD well. In 1553 a Commissioner visited the Church and inspected the p319 silver and a 70 oz Chalice was left and 21/2 ozs of silver went to the p320 King. The whereabouts of this Chalice is presently unknown. In the 1840's the Church was rebuilt and furnished in the Victorian style. William Heald Ludlow of Seend (1796-1855) helped financially with the rebuild. It is also likely that he gave two pieces of silver - a paten and Hagon both, engraved with the Ludlow Coat of Arms and Lion Rampant Crest. I believe these items are now kept at the Longbridge Deverill Church or in a bank safe. Ref: Diocese of Salisbury, Church Plate, Wilts J E Nightingale

1380 1705 Thomas Ludlow Candidates to represent Gloucester in Parliament. Thomas Ludlow, Vol 4 SM Gent Gent and Richard Corsley, Gent. p442 (Gloucester) Ref: Glos. Collection of Books etc, by R Austin, MA Pub 1928 1381 1705/06 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Esther Wallis. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Long Newton/Tetbury) 1382 1706 William Ludlow William Ludlow son of Edmund Ludlow of Clarendon Park, nr Vol 2 LON Clarendon Park (Wilts) Salisbury, Gent. William gained Matric in 1706 aged 18 and a BA in p536 SS 1709-10. HD Ref: Member of Oxford Uni, 1500-1714 Vol III Register 1383 1706 Ludlow Family Tetbury Parish Register (1690-1703 & 1705-1712) Three names. Vol 4 SM (Tetbury, Glos) Ref: PRO Gloucester - Bristol Probate Registry p392

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 129 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1384 1706 William Ludlow Son of Edmund Ludlow of Clarendon Park, Wilts, Gent. Balliol Vol 4 SS (Clarendon Park, Wilts) College, Oxford, Matric 7 May 1706 aged 18. BA 23 March 1709-10. p46 HD Born 1688. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1500- Vol III and Vol IV 1385 1707 Edward Ludlow Edward Ludlow to Alice Miles of Tetbury. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p388 (Cirencester) 1386 1707 Christopher Ludlow Christopher sixth son of Thomas and Dorothy Ludlow of Warminster. Vol 5 HD 1707 - 1783 Married at Stourton, Catherine Lampard. Buried at Warminster 1783. p130 (Warminster, Wilts) Catherine buried 1785. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1387 1710 Christopher Ludlow Christopher Ludlow apprentice of Joseph Ludlow late of Gloucester. Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) Ref: Register of the Freemen of Gloucester 1641-1838 p329

1388 1711 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Mary Bellinger. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Cirencester) 1389 1712 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Mary Wright. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Long Newton/Tetbury) 1390 1712 Ludlow Family Apprentices List of 22 Ludlow Apprentices (1710-1774). Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) Ref: PRO Gloucester, DO3567 2/36 p395 1391 1712 William Ludlow William Ludlow second son of Stephen Ludlow Esq, of Dublin, Ireland. Vol 4 SS (Dublin, Ireland) Admitted on the 19 August 1712. p32 HD Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol I 1392 1713 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Ann Day. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Tewkesbury) 1393 1713 Joseph Ludlow Joseph Ludlow to Martha Bond. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Bristol) 1394 1713 Anne Ludlow Anne Ludlow of Bingham, Notts, SPR, aged 24 marries Henry Vol 2 - (of Bingham, Notts) Carrington of Granby at St Peters, Bingham. p539 Ref: Abstracts of Notts Marriage Licences Vol II 1701-1753 p109

1395 1713 Mary Ludlow Mary Ludlow of Cropwell Butler, Notts, SPR, aged 23 marries Michael Vol 2 - (of Cropwell Butler, Notts) Kettleburn of same, bach aged 22. p539 Ref: Abstracts of Notts, Marriage Licences Vol II 1701-1753 p108

1396 1714 Jane Ludlow Jane Ludlow of Newark, Notts, SPR, aged 23 marries Garvice Par of Vol 2 - (of Newark and Bingham, Notts) Kneeton, at St Peter's, Bingham, Notts. (Bond by Richard Ludlow of p539 Bingham). Ref: Abstracts of Notts, Marriage Licences Vol II 1701-1760 p115

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 130 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1397 1714 Benjamin Ludlow Benjamin Ludlow son of Thomas Ludlow, Gent. Deceased. Vol 2 - 1696-1778 Apprentice to Daniel Jones, Dyer of Bradford, Wilts at a cost of £20. p539 SS (of Warminster, Wilts) Ref: Wilts Apprentices & their Masters 1710-1760 p95 HD

1398 1714 Queen Anne dies She was born in 1665, at St James's Palace, London. Succeeded her - Gen 1665-1714 brother-in-Law William III as Queen of Great Britain in 1702. Adopted Info (London) the Royal style. Queen of Great Britain, France and Scotland following the act of Union, the Queen conceived 19 children none survived her, she was the last of the Stuart Soverigns. She died 1 August 1714 at Kensington Palace, London. She was succeeded by her third cousin, Prince George of Hanover. Ref: Britains Royal Families by Alison Weir

1399 1714 Christopher Ludlow, Gent His sons, William and Stephen were apprenticed at Bristol 1714-1716 Vol 4 SM (Old Sodbury, Glos) one to John Ludlow the other to Joseph Ludlow. p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p443 1400 1715 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Ann Tibbet of Oaksey, Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Minchinhampton) 1401 1715 Jacobite Rebellion Many were unhappy with the arrival of a German to take the Throne of - Gen Great Britain, short lived but would return later. Info 1402 1716 Julian Ludlow Julian Ludlow - his will proved 1716. (could be Hill Deverill or Shipton Vol 2 - Taunton St James Moyne) p536 Ref: Index Library - Dorset Wills Vol III Taunton Pts 3 & 4 p70 1403 1717 Giles Ludlow Giles Ludlow to Dorothy Younge. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Long Newnton) 1404 1718 Richard Ludlow Richard Ludlow to Anne Butler of Down Ampney. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (South Cerney) 1405 1718 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow son of Thomas Ludlow of Warminster, Wilts, Gent, Vol 2 - 1701- (1664-1712) Matric at Trinity College, Oxford in 1718 aged 18. BA in p539 SS (of Warminster, Wilts) 1722. Died unmarried. HD Ref: Members of Oxford Uni Vol III 1715-1886 p881 1406 1720 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Ann Stratford of Cirencester. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Elkstone) 1407 1720 Mary Ludlow Headstone - Mary, wife of Thomas Ludlow of Westonbirt and daughter Vol 4 SM Headstone of James Tressell of this Parish died 13 April 1720 aged 25 years. p403 (Horton) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 131 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1408 1720 Joseph Ludlow Joseph Ludlow of Cheltenham, Gent who married the eldest daughter Vol 4 SM Gent of Edward Johnson, died March 28, 1720 aged 80. Mary his wife died p402 Memorial January 20, 1692. (Cheltenham) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1409 1720 John Ludlow An old common-place book compiled by John Ludlow of Warminster in Vol 3 SS (Warminster, Wilts) 1720 gives an insight into the family at that time. p153 HD NOTE: Book not traced so far - 2004 Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare) 1410 1721 Ludlow of Ardsalla, Ireland The Pedigree of the Ludlows of Ardsalla, Ireland follows: Vol 3 SS Stephen Ludlow Esq, one of the Clerks in the High Court of the p372 HD Chancery, Ireland. Stephen was the son of Henry Ludlow of Maiden to IRE Bradley, Wilts. Stephen Ludlow died in 1721 leaving Peter, his heir, p380 William, Alice, Arabella Elizabeth and Frances. Stephen Ludlow was succeeded by his eldest son Peter. Peter became MP for the co. Meath in 1719 and 1727 he was Knighted. He married Mary, daughter and heiress of John Preston Esq of Ardsalla. They had three children, Peter his heir, Alice and Mary. Sir Peter died in 1750 and was succeeded by Peter, born 1730. Peter Ludlow was MP for Huntingdon. He was elevated to the Peerage of Ireland 1755 as Baron Ludlow of Ardsalla Co. Meath. He was created Viscount Preston and Earl Ludlow, 1760. Earl Ludlow was sworn of the Privy-Council in England and nominated Comptroler of his Majesty's household. He married in 1753 Frances, eldest daughter of the Earl of Scarborough by whom he had issue: Augustus, his successor, George James, Frances Maria, Anne Barbara, Harriet and Charlotte. Peter, Earl Ludlow died 1803 was succeeded by Augustus, 2nd Earl who died in 1811. He was succeeded by his brother George James, 3rd and last Earl Ludlow (General the Earl Ludlow GCB). George Earl Ludlow was created Baron of the United Kingdom in 1831. He died unmarried in 1842. Seats: Cople House, Beds and Ardsalla Co. Meath. Ref: Burkes Genealogical Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage, 1840

1411 1721/2 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Grace Godwin. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (St Thomas, Bristol) 1412 1723 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Hannah Lydiard at Beverston, Gloucester. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Tetbury/Charleton) 1413 1723 Thomas Ludlow Second son of Thomas and Ann Ludlow of Broadway, Worc. Married Vol 5 SM 1723 - 1780 (aprox) Ann about 1747. Had issue four sons and one daughter. Butcher by p132 (Broadway, Worc) trade. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 132 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1414 1724 William Ludlow William Ludlow, Carpenter, property in Dyer Street. He bequests Vol 4 SM Will everything to his wife, Anne. No children mentioned. p369 (Cirencester, Glos) Ref: PRO. Glos 1724/125 1415 1724 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Grace Cook at Minchinhampton. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Tetbury) 1416 1724 William Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Cirencester) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p141) 1417 1726 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow, Esq. Mayor of Gloucester 1726-7 Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) Ref: Register of the Freemen of Gloucester 1641-1838 p33

1418 1727 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow (Widow) to Calet Bray (Brailes). Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Tetbury) 1419 1728 Joseph Ludlow Memorial - also in memory of Joseph Ludlow who departed this life 17 Vol 4 SM Memorial February 1728 aged 60 years. p405 (Prestbury) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1420 1728 Joseph Ludlow Joseph Ludlow bequests to Anne, his wife, and Hannah, his unmarried Vol 4 SM Will daughter. Bequests also to two granddaughters Anne & Mary Wilks, p370 (Prestbury, Glos) two houses in Winchcombe. Ref: PRO. Glos 1728/234 1421 1728 Joseph Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Prestbury, Glos) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p205) 1422 1729/30 Thomas Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Tetbury) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p259) 1423 1729 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow bequests to his wife Elinor and daughter Elinor also to Vol 4 SM Will his son John. Has property in Dufton, Tetbury. p371 (Tetbury, Glos) Ref: PRO. Glos. No reference 1424 1730 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow, Bencher, Middle Temple, London died aged 77. Large Vol 2 LON 1653-1730 memorial in the Holy Trinity Church, Bramley, Surrey. Margaret, his p540 SS (London/Surrey) wife who died 1684. Two sisters, (daughters) are buried here, HD Margaret in 1685 (re-buried) and Mary who died in 1721. A third daughter Elizabeth was buried elsewhere. Henry's sister, Mrs Mary Bathurst died 1721 is also buried here. Ref: History of Surrey by Rev Owen Manning Vol II 1425 1730 Anne Ludlow Anne Ludlow, spinster, bequests to her brothers Ebenezer, John and Vol 4 SM Will William. p372 (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: PRO. Glos 1730/324 1426 1730 Ann Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p273)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 133 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1427 1731 Ann Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p284) 1428 1731 Anne Ludlow Anne Ludlow various bequests to members of the family including her Vol 4 SM Will husband Thomas of the City of Gloucester, Wollen Draper. p373 (Gloucester) Ref: PRO. Glos 1731/17 1429 1731/2 Ann Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Gloucester) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p2) 1430 1732 Ludlow Family of Yate and Parents and children mention in a Pedigree from Keith Ludlow's Vol 4 SM Chipping Sodbury research. Parents include; William & Anne. Henry's and Lucy, p436 Ebenezer and Katherine, James & Jane, Christopher & Elizabeth. Ref: Keith Ludlow's research - very reliable 1431 1732 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow to Anne White. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Chipping Sodbury) 1432 1732 Captain Ludlow No other information - an obituary published in the Gentleman's Vol 2 - A Sea-Officer magazine. p540 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine Vol XIII Jan-June 1840 1433 1732 Thomas Ludlow The Minster Church had a peal of six bells, inscribed on the second Vol 3 SS Churchwarden bell was the following "Mr Wm Wilton and Mr Thos Ludlow, p175 HD (Warminster, Wilts) Churchwardens 1732" Ref: Modern History of Wiltshire (Hoare) 1434 1734 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Elizabeth Baldwin. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Cirencester) 1435 1734 Grace Ludlow Grace Ludlow wife of Thomas Ludlow who died 1 March 1734 aged 31 Vol 4 SM Inscription years. p410 (Old Church, Tetbury) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1436 1735 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow, Woollen Draper, first wife Anne Ludlow (Deceased) Vol 4 SM Will by her he had two daughters Anne Cosseley & Mary (Deceased) p374 (Gloucester City) second wife Catherine leaves his estate to daughters Anne and Catherine. Ref: PRO. Glos 1735/59 1437 1735 Joan Ludlow Joan Ludlow wife of John Ludlow who died 6 July 1735 aged 30 years Vol 4 SM Inscription and Thomas Ludlow their son who died 15 June 1746 aged 24 years p410 (Old Church, Tetbury) and 4 months. John Ludlow, Senior who died 8 November 1760 aged 66 years. Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1438 1735 Thomas Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Gloucester) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p42)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 134 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1439 1735/6 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Susanna Emley. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Long Newnton) 1440 1736 Richard Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Margaret Higgs of Hawkesbury, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Kingswood, Glos) 1441 1736 Mrs Ludlow Mrs Ludlow of the City of London (Crutched Friar) described as vastly Vol 2 ? (London) rich - Death of. p540 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine Vol XIII Jan-June 1840 1442 1736 Benjamin Ludlow (Gent) Benjamin Ludlow of Warminster called three times - return of Grand Vol 2 - (Warminster) Jurors. p545 SS Ref: Wilts Quarter Sessions & Assizes. Pub Devizes 1955 p56, p57 HD & p69 1443 1736 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow of Hankerton called once - Return of Grand Jurors. Vol 2 - (Hankerton/Wilts) Ref: Wilts Quarter Sessions & Assizes, Pub Devizes 1955 p545 SS SM 1444 1737 Christopher Ludlow Christopher Ludlow of Warminster marries Mrs Catherine Lampard of Vol 2 - (Warminster, Wilts) Stourton, Wilts at Stourhead. p545 SS Ref: Registers of Stourton, Wilts 1570-1800 Rev J H Ellis p56 HD 1445 1737 Hill Deverill Estate This landed property, which had continued for so many years in the Vol 3 SS (Wilts) hands of the Ludlow and Coker families, now became separated. p151 HD Lord Viscount Weymouth purchased the Manor of Kingston Deverill about 1737 and in the following year that of Hill Deverill was conveyed to the Duke of Marlborough by Deed. The Cokers were parties to the Deed. Ref: History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare) 1446 1737 Monkton Deverill In 1736 Henry Ludlow Coker died. His brother, Thomas Coker retired Vol 3 SS (Wilts) to a small residence at Monkton Deverill which is still marked by the p151 HD handsome escutcheon of Arms bearing the Quarterings of the Ludlow family. It is believed that the escutcheon was taken from the Manor House at Hill Deverill when the house was sold. Ref: History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare)

1447 1738 Anne Ludlow Richard Corsley, Gent and Goldsmith. Freeman & Councilman in Vol 4 SM Feb wife of Richard Corsley 1720 and Sheriff of the City in 1720/1 & 1730/1. Buried with his wife p379 of Gloucester Anne in St Nicholas Church, Gloucester. Ref: PRO. Glos. Glos Goldsmiths 1448 1739 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow to Ann Hooper both listed as foreigners to Glos. Could Vol 4 SM Marriage be Wiltshire Branch. p389 Ref: PRO Gloucester 1449 1739 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Sarah Webb at Horsley. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p389 (Shipton Moyne)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 135 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1450 1741 Benjamin Ludlow Benjamin third son of Christopher and Catherine Ludlow of Vol 5 HD 1741 (aprox) - 1785 Warminster. Married Ann Heald of Horncastle, Lincs in 1769. Buried p136 (Warminster, Wilts) at Warminster in 1785. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1451 1742 Ludlows Ralph Bigland general notes of Shipton Moyne mentions the Ludlows Vol 4 SM of Shipton Moyne as life holders after inclosing common land. p404 Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1452 1743 Ludlow Family Gloucester marriage licences. Three names (1743-1761). Vol 4 SM (Gloucester) Ref: PRO Gloucester p392 1453 1744 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow, Woolstapler, to be buried at Hankerton. Bequests to Vol 4 SM Will brothers, John, Thomas and Giles. To sister Joanna, his brother p375 (Charlton, Tetbury) Thomas has three children also mentioned - Anne, Mary and Giles. Remainder to his wife Ann. Ref: PRO. Glos 1744/135 1454 1744 Henry Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Tetbury) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p164) 1455 1745 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Elizabeth Turnbull (St John, Baptist, Glos). Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Cirencester) 1456 1746 Giles Ludlow Giles Ludlow to Leah Jones at Long Newnton. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Hankerton, Wilts) 1457 1746 James Ludlow James fifth son of Christopher and Catherine Ludlow of Warminster Vol 5 HD 1746 - 1829 married Jane Wynne daughter of Edward Wynne of Trowbridge, Wilts. p136 (Warminster and Bishopstrow, Died 1829 aged 83. Wilts) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1458 1747 Job Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p200) 1459 1747 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow widow of Job Ludlow late Mercer. Died intestate. Vol 4 SM Administration Ref: PRO, Glos p376 (Chipping Sodbury) 1460 1750 Daniel Ludlow Several mentions of Daniel Ludlow who was regarded as one of the Vol 4 SM Smallpox fame more 'Clubbable' medical men. Along with Edward Jenner and others p379 (Sodbury, Glos) would meet in The Fleece Inn at Rodborough, Glos. Ref: PRO. Glos, Medicine in Gloucestershire 1500-1800 1461 1750 Peter Ludlow Esq Peter Ludlow of Meath, Ireland created Knight of the Shire of Meath. Vol 2 IRE (Meath, Ireland) Father of Peter Ludlow first Baron Ludlow. Sir Peter was buried at p545 SS Bath, Somerset. HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine, see index 1462 1750 Joseph Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p392 (Bristol) Ref: Probate Registry 1572-1792, PRO Gloucester

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 136 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1463 1750 Ludlow Family Registry list x 3 names. Bristol (1572-1792). Vol 4 SM (Bristol, Wills) Ref: PRO Gloucester - Bristol Probate Registry p392 1464 1750- Ludlow Wills Joseph Ludlow 1750, Abraham Ludlow 1753, Stephen Ludlow 1753, Vol 2 - 1764 (Bristol) william Ludlow 1764. p549 SS Ref: Index Library of Wills, Bishop of Bristol 1572-1792 HD 1465 1750 Ludlow Wills 31 Ludlow names. Vol 4 - to Ref: Index of Wills proved by Prerogative Court of Canterbury by A J p88 1800 Camp 1988 1466 1751 Robert Ludlow Robert Ludlow to Ann Bridgman of Coberly, Glos at Cheltenham. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Cowley, Glos) 1467 1751 Thomas Ludlow Second son of Thomas and Ann Ludlow of Broadway, Worc. Married Vol 5 SM 1751 - 1819 firstly Ann and secondly Elizabeth. Live in Dale End, Birmingham. p137 (Broadway, Worc and Butcher by trade. Had issue three sons and one daughter. Birmingham, Warwick) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1468 1753 William Ludlow William Ludlow, soap boiler and Tallow Chandler, leaves his property Vol 4 SM Will in Murcot (Crudwell) and more property in Shipton Moyne to his son, p377 (Crudwell and Shipton Moyne) William. He had a daughter, no mention of her name nor that of his wife. Ref: PRO. Glos D1571. E129 1469 1753 Abraham Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p392 (Bristol) Ref: Probate Registry 1572-1792, Pro Gloucester 1470 1754 Sarah Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Tetbury) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p71) 1471 1754 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Hanna Parker at Old Sodbury. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Hankerton, Wilts) 1472 1754 Sarah Ludlow Sarah Ludlow, widow, died intestate. Vol 4 SM Administration Ref: PRO. Glos p376 (Tetbury) 1473 1755 Thomas Ludlow Gent Thomas Ludlow, Gent, died 4 June 1755 aged 62 years. Vol 4 SS Tomb Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 p413 (Westonbirt, Glos) 1474 1755 Ludlow Family Research info on: Thomas Ludlow of Westonbirt (1755). Trout Ludlow Vol 4 SM Names/Wills of Bristol (1775) Elizabeth Ludlow of Tetbury (1781) Issac Ludlow of p438 (Bristol) Bristol (1786) Christopher Ludlow of Bristol (1790) Thomas Ludlow of p439 Bristol 1794 and Elizabeth Ludlow of Bristol 1794. Ref: Info probably from the PRO Taunton

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 137 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1475 1755 Francis Ludlow Francis Ludlow to Hannah Hale. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Wickwar, Glos) 1476 1755 Peter Ludlow Esq Grant the dignity of a Baron of Ireland unto Peter Ludlow Esq, and his Vol 2 IRE (Meath, Ireland) male heirs by the title of Baron Ludlow of Ardsalla. p545 SS Ref: London Gazette & Gentleman's Magazine HD 1477 1755 Lady of the Rt. Hon. Lord Ludlow A son and heir for Lord Ludlow of Ardsalla. Vol 2 IRE a Son and Heir (Meath) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p546 SS HD 1478 1756 Lady Ludlow of Dunstable Lady Ludlow dies. Vol 2 ? (Beds) Ref: A Gentleman's Magazine p546 1479 1757 Lady Ludlow Lord Ludlow's wife gives birth to a daughter. Vol 2 IRE A daughter (Meath) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p546 SS HD 1480 1757 Edward Ludlow Edward Ludlow to Mary Buckingham of Leonard Stanley, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Woodchester, Glos) 1481 1758 Lady Ludlow Lord Ludlow's wife gives birth to a son (a spare). Vol 2 IRE A 2nd son (Meath) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p546 SS HD 1482 1760 William Ludlow William Ludlow, Labourer, died intestate. Vol 4 SM Will Ref: PRO. Glos p376 (Cowley, Oxford) 1483 1760 William Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Cowley) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p161) 1484 1760 Lord Ludlow Lord Ludlow elevated to Earl Ludlow and Viscount Preston of Ardsalla, Vol 2 IRE Elevated (Meath) Ireland. p546 SS Ref: Gentleman's Magazine & London Gazette HD 1485 1761 Lady Ludlow Lord Ludlow's wife gives birth to a daughter. Vol 2 IRE (Meath) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p546 SS HD 1486 1762 Countess Ludlow Earl Ludlow's wife gives birth to a son. Vol 2 IRE (Meath) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p546 SS HD 1487 1763 Ann Ludlow Ann Ludlow daughter of Henry and Dorothy White died in the City of Vol 4 SM Memorial Bristol on 15 July 1763 aged 53 years. p409 (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1488 1764 William Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p392 (Bristol) Ref: Probate Registry 1572-1792, Pro Gloucester

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 138 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1491 1766 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow son of Edmund Ludlow of Southampton (town) Gent Vol 2 - (Southampton) at Queens College, Oxford, matric aged 21 years. p549 SS Ref: Members of Oxford University Register 1715-1886 p881 HD 1489 1765 John Ludlow John Ludlow son of Thomas Ludlow found dead in old town field, Vol 2 SS (Hankerton, Wilts) Hankerton. No marks of violence; natural death, 24 miles £1.18s. p549 SM Ref: Wilts Coroner's Bills 1752-1796 R F Hunnisett Devizes 1981 p20 1490 1766 Edmund Ludlow Son of Edmund Ludlow of Southampton (town) Gent. Queens Vol 4 SS (Southampton) College, Matric 10 Dec 1766. Aged 21. p47 HD Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886 1492 1766 George Ludlow George, son of Daniel Ludlow, Surgeon of Chipping Sodbury was Vol 4 SM (Chipping Sodbury) apprenticed at Bristol 4 Jan 1766 and his indentures discharged 15 p381 September following. Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 1493 1767 Ann Ludlow Ann Ludlow, to John Gibbens, Widower at Kemble, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Oaksey, Glos) 1494 1768 Henry Ludlow The case of Henry Ludlow (almost certainly a Wiltshire Ludlow). Vol 2 SS Ref: Home Office Paper, Geo III 1766-1769 p549 HD 1495 1768 Giles Ludlow Giles Ludlow to Ann Ludlow, Widow at Minety, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 - 1496 1768 Christopher Ludlow Christopher, son of Daniel Ludlow of Sodbury, Surgeon, apprenticed Vol 4 SM (Chipping Sodbury) 16 May 1768. p281 Ref: Glos. Notes and Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p445 1497 1769 Tong Castle A view of Tong Castle, Salop. Sometime the home of the Vernon Vol 4 - (Salop) family. p227 p228 1498 1769 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Ann Noble at St James, Bristol. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Bristol) 1499 1770 James Ludlow James Ludlow and Jane Adney, married by licence in the presence of Vol 4 SM Dec (Chipping Sodbury) George Hardwicke and Ebenezer Ludlow. p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queried Vol V 1891-1893 p443 1500 1770 Benjamin Pennell Ludlow Benjamin only son of Benjamin and Ann Ludlow of Warminster. Vol 5 HD 1770 - 1802 Married at Melksham Susanna daughter of William Bruges of p139 (Warminster and Melksham, Melksham. Buried at Semington, Nr Trowbridge in 1802. Wilts) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 139 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1501 1770 Edward Jenner Was apprenticed to Daniel Ludlow, Apothecary of Chipping Sodbury, Vol 4 SM 1749-1823 Glos. Daniel was researching Cow Pox and methods of innoculation p308 Apothecary for Chicken Pox. Jenner must have learned a great deal from this time to spent with Daniel Ludlow - it certainly enabled Jenner to claim that it p310 was he, who found the answer to Chicken Pox. Ref: Jenner Educational Trust, Berkley, Glos.

1502 1770 Charles Ludlow Charles Ludlow to Mary Bendall. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Wickwar) 1503 1770 James Ludlow James Ludlow to Jane Adey. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Chipping Sodbury) 1504 1771 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Rebecca Harwood at Willersey, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Willersey) 1505 1771 Mary Ludlow Headstone - Mary Ludlow 17 April 1771 aged 46 years. Vol 4 SM Headstone Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 p403 (Haresfield) 1506 1772 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow and Katherine Wallis, married by licence in the Vol 4 SM Feb (Chipping Sodbury) presence of Ann Hardwicke and Catherine Hardwicke. p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queried Vol V 1891-1893 p443 1507 1772 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow to Katherine Wallis. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: Pro Gloucester p390 (Chipping Sodbury) 1508 1773 Katherine Ludlow Katherine daughter of Ebenezer and Katherine Ludlow, Baptised. Vol 4 SM Feb (Chipping Sodbury) (Their only daughter) p380 Ref: Glos Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p443 1509 1773 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Susannah Fearly. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Avening) 1510 1773 Benjamin Ludlow (Junior) Benjamin Ludlow, Jnr, Linen Draper declared bankrupt. Vol 2 SS (Warminster, Wilts) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p549 HD 1511 1773 American Colonies The Boston Tea Party Gen - Info 1512 1775? Samuel Ludlow F.R.C.S Samuel Ludlow was elected MRCS in 1804 and FRCS in 1843. He Vol 4 SS 1775-1853 was one of the original 300 fellows. Joined Bengal Army as Assistant p52 HD (Bengal Army) Surgeon on March 18th, 1805, promoted Surgeon Jan 30th 1817, Superintending Surgeon Mar 11th 1821 and becoming a member of the Medical Board iin October 1840. He retired in Jan 1841 and resided in Exeter. He died in Bath after a long illness on Oct 17, 1853. He was E E Ludlows father. Ref: Parrs Lives of Fellows, Royal College of Surgeons of England Vol I, 1930

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 140 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1513 1775- American Colonies American War of Independence Gen - 1783 Info 1514 1775 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Sarah Hall. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Elkstone) 1515 1776 Christopher Ludlow Christopher Ludlow and Eliz. Maria Blanchard married by licence in the Vol 4 SM June (Chipping Sodbury) presence of Catherine Hardwicke and James Ludlow. p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p443 1516 1776 Ludlows of Chipping, Little and Much of the land in and around Chipping Sodbury belonged to the Vol 4 SM Old Sodbury Duke of Beaufort. Daniel and Ebenezer listed as Freemen of Chipping p406 Sodbury. Janes Ludlow listed as a Freeholder of Old Sodbury. All p407 three mentioned were allowed to vote. Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1517 1776 Christopher Ludlow Christopher Ludlow to Elizabeth Maria Blanchard. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p390 (Chipping Sodbury) 1518 1776 Ann Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will p387 (Cirencester) Ref: PRO Gloucester (p178) 1519 1776 Ann Ludlow Ann Ludlow, widow, bequests to her sons, Thomas & William Ludlow Vol 4 SM Will and daughter Elizabeth Ludlow, Granddaughter Mary Ludlow p378 (Cirencester) (Thomas). Ref: PRO. Glos 1776/94 1520 1777 Rachel Ludlow Rachel, daughter of James & Jane Ludlow baptised. Vol 4 SM April (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p380 1521 1777 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow son of Ebenezer and Katherine Ludlow baptised Vol 4 SM April (Chipping Sodbury) Ebenezer was Serjt-at-Law, Town Clerk of Bristol, Chairman of the p380 Quarter Sessions etc. Born 5 Mar 1777. Matriculated Oriel College, Oxford 1791, BA 1795, MA 1821. He died at Oaklands, Almondsbury 18 Mar 1851 aged 74. Memorial in Church. (See M.I Glos. N&Q Vol 4 p9) Jane for 47 years his wife, born 29 Jan 1784, died at Compton Greenfield Rectory 23 July 1861. His sons Arthur Rainey Ludlow, Matriculated, Oriel College, Oxford 30 May 1827, BA 1831, MA 1835 was Rector of Littleton on Severn 1855-1869. John Thomas Ludlow Matriculated, Oriel College, Oxford 1830, BA 1835, MA 1840 became Rector of Compton Greenfield, Glos in 1846. Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444

1522 1777 Daniel Ludlow Daniel, son of Christopher & Elizabeth Ludlow baptised. Vol 4 SM May (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p380 1523 1777 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow to Mary Jones. Edmund Ludlow died 1810 at Bristol. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: Pro Gloucester p390 (Bristol)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 141 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1524 1777 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow son of Ebenezer Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury, Glos. Vol 4 SM Serjt. At Law Oxford, Barrister. Town Clerk of Bristol. Chairman of Gloucester p433 1777-1851 Quarter Sessions. (Bristol) Ref: Mod. English Biog. Fred Boase, 1851-1900 Vol II 1525 1777 William Ludlow Eldest son of Thomas and Ann or Elizabeth Ludlow of Birmingham. Vol 5 SM Gentleman Born 1777, married Sarah Schofield 1813. William died 1850. Buried p142 1777 - 1850 at St Philips Church, Birmingham, memorial in Church. Sarah died (Birmingham, Warwick) 1864 buried at St Philips Church. Issue: Five sons and three daughters. A butcher by trade but became a property speculator and business man and local dignitry. His residence was in Ashted Row, Birmingham. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1526 1777 John Ludlow, C B John Ludlow, brother of Edmund Ludlow of Westminster, Hop Vol 4 SS 1777-1821 Merchant and Uncle of John Ludlow, Major-General, Bengal Army. p52 HD (Bengal Army) Late of Romsey, Hants, joined Bengal Army in 1793. Married Maria- Jane, daughter of Murdoch Brown in Bombay in 1810. Saw much action promoted Lieut-Colonel 1817. Appointed CB iin 1815. Commanded 6th Native Infantry Regiment and Commander, Nimach Frontier Force until death in 1821 aged 43. Memorials in St Johns Church, Calcutta and at Barode, India. Ref: Bengal Army Lists 1527 1778 Jane Ludlow In memory of Jane, wife of James Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury and Vol 4 SM Inscription daughter of Henry Adey, died 29 June 1778 aged 74 years and three p414 (Yate, Glos) of their children that died in their infancy. Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1528 1778 Robert Ludlow Robert Ludlow to Mary Ward at Standish, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Morton, Glos) 1529 1779 James Ludlow James Ludlow to Jane Harvey of Marlborough St Peter. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Chipping Sodbury) 1530 1779 William Ludlow In 1779 William Ludlow purchased Hillworth property on which Ludlow Vol 3 SS Snuff-Maker built Highworth House in 20 acres of parkland. In 1813 when Ludlow p98 HD Wool-Brogger went bankcrupt the property was sold. (Devizes, Wilts) Ref: History of Wilts Vol 3 p249 & p250 1531 1780 Stokesay Castle Seven engravings of Stokesay Castle, Salop Vol 4 - (Salop) p220 to p226

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 142 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1532 1780? Daniel Ludlow MD Daniel Ludlow was a Surgeon of Chipping Sodbury. His wife, Rachel Vol 4 SM 1757-1802 was the daughter of George Hardwicke and Agnes his wife also of the p381 (Chipping Sodbury) town. Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 1533 1780/81 Elizabeth Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Butler and relict Vol 4 SM John Ludlow of John Ludlow died 8 October 1781 aged 74 years. John Ludlow son p409 Memorial of John and Elizabeth Ludlow died 26 January 1780 aged 40 years. (Old Church, Tetbury) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899

1534 1781 American Colonies Seige of Yorktown - British Defeat Gen - Info 1535 1782 Rachel Ludlow Rachel, daughter of James & Jane Ludlow baptised. Vol 4 SM Feb (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p380 1536 1783 William Ludlow William Ludlow, bachelor, and Ann Harvey, spinster, married by Vol 4 SM July (Yate, Glos) licence in the presence of William Harvey and James Ludlow. p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p443 1537 1783 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Ann Harvey of Chipping Sodbury. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Yate, Glos) 1538 1783 American Colonies Britain recognises the United States of America Gen - Info 1539 1783 Edward Ludlow Arms - A chevron between three Martins heads. Ludlow Crest a Demi Vol 4 HD Memorial Martin, here lieth the body of Mr Edward Ludlow who departed this life p403 (Painswick) 19 April 1783 aged 66 years. Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1540 1784 Jane Ludlow Jane, daughter of James & Jane Ludlow baptised. Vol 4 SM Nov (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p380 1541 1784 Septimus Hardwicke Ludlow Septimus Ludlow, son of Daniel Ludlow, Gent, of Yate, Glos. Vol 2 - (Gloucester) (Yate, Gloucester) Admitted to Grays Inn 1784 and called to the Bar Feb 1790. p550 SS Ref: Grays Inn Admissions Register 1521-1887 SM 1542 1784 Septimus Hardwicke Ludlow Septimus Hardwicke Ludlow, son of Daniel Ludlow of Yate, Glos. Vol 4 SS (Yate, Glos) Gent. p35 SM Ref: Gray's Inn Admissions Register 1521-1887 pub 1889 1543 1784 Captain the Hon George Ludlow George Ludlow second son of Peter, Earl Ludlow is appointed Equerry Vol 2 IRE (London/Ireland) to the Prince of Wales, later George IV. p550 SS Ref: Gentleman's Magazine & London Gazette HD 1544 1784 Septimus Hardwicke Ludlow Son of Daniel Ludlow of Yate, Glos, Gent. Vol 4 SS (Yate, Glos) Ref: Register of Admissions, Gray's Inn 1521-1889 p60 SM 1545 1785? Samuel Ludlow Qualified as a Surgeon in 1804 (MRCS) and FRCS in 1843 (one of the Vol 4 HD 1785?-1853 original 300 fellows) joined Bengal Army as a Surgeon. Went on to be p429 (Exeter & Bath) Superintending Surgeon 1831, member of the Medical Board. Retired 1840, died at Bath 1853. Ref: Parr's Lives of FRCS's of England by Sir Darcy Power Vol I p740

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 143 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1546 1785 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Ann Bamford. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Tetbury) 1547 1786 Ann Ludlow Headstone - Ann Ludlow wife of James Ludlow. She died 7 Nov, Vol 4 SM Headstone 1786. p402 (Cheltenham) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1548 1786 Miss Ludlow Miss Ludlow of Bristol marries Thomas Walker Esq, later the Captain Vol 2 SM (Bristol) of the Lord Camden East Indiaman. p550 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1549 1787 William Ludlow William Ludlow, Widower, to Grace Francombe. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Yate, Glos) 1550 1787 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow of Peney-Gored, Co Pembrokeshire marries Mrs Vol 2 - (Pembroke, Wales) Williamson of Aldgate, City of London. p550 SM Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1551 1788 Susannah Ludlow Susannah, daughter of James and Jane Ludlow baptised (born 7 Jan Vol 4 SM Sept 9 (Chipping Sodbury) 1786). p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 1552 1788 James Henry Ludlow James Henry son of James & Jane Ludlow baptised. (Born 12 June Vol 4 SM Sept 9 (Chipping Sodbury) 1787) p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 1553 1788 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow son of John and Elizabeth Ludlow died 11 March Vol 4 SM Headstone 1788 aged 35 years. p409 (Old Church, Tetbury) Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1554 1789 Agnes Hardwicke Ludlow Agnes daughter of James & Jane Ludlow baptised. She died 29 Mar Vol 4 SM Jun (Chipping Sodbury) 1883 at Ursula Lodges, Sidcup, aged 93. Unmarried. p380 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 1555 1789 Christopher Ludlow, Esq Christopher Ludlow of Bristol dies. Vol 2 SM (Bristol) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p550 1556 1789 Ludlows of Heywood House, Abraham Ludlow, MD of Bristol married heiress Elizabeth Gaisford- Vol 3 SU Westbury, Wiltshire Gibbs. Their son, Abraham married Susan Gaisford-Gibbs an heiress p93 and their son, Henry lived there until he died in 1899. During his life time, he re-built Heywood House, built a Church for the village and a school plus houses for the vicar and school staff. Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p163

1557 1790 Edward Ludlow Edward son of James & Jane Ludlow, baptised. (Born 17 Aug 1790) Vol 4 SM Sept (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries V ol V 1891-1893 p444 p381

1558 1791 Ebenezer Ludlow Son of Ebenezer Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury, Glos. Gent. Oriel Vol 4 SM (Chipping Sodbury, Glos) College, Matric 28 June 1791, aged 14. BA 1795. MA 1821. Barrister- p47 at-Law Gray's Inn 1805. Serjt-at-Law 1827. KC and QC. Town Clerk of Bristol 1819. A Commissioner of Bankruptcy 1842, died 25 March 1851. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 144 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1559 1791 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Hannah Clifford. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Avening) 1560 1791 Ebenezer Ludlow, Gent Admitted Oriel College, Oxford passed Matric 1791 aged 14 years. Vol 2 SM (Chipping Sodbury) BA 1795; MA 1821. Barister at Law, Grays Inn 1805. Serjt at Law p550 1827, KC & QC Town Clerk of Bristol. Comm of Bankruptcy 1842 died 1851. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886 later series 1561 1791 Dr Abraham Ludlow Dr Abraham Ludlow of Bristol marries Mrs Gibbs of G G Gibbs Esq of Vol 2 SM (Wilts) Heywood House, Westbury. p553 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine, The Times 1562 1792 Daniel Jacob Daniel son of James & Jane Ludlow baptised. Vol 4 SM Nov (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p381 1563 1793 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow, eldest son of Ebenezer Ludlow of Chipping Vol 4 SM (Chipping Sodbury, Glos) Sodbury, Glos. Gent. p35 Ref: Gray's Inn Admissions Register 1521-1887 pub 1889 1564 1793 Giles Ludlow Giles Ludlow to Mary Hobbs. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Woodchester) 1565 1793 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow, eldest son of Ebenezer Ludlow of Chipping Vol 2 SM (Glos) Sodbury, Co. Glos, Gent. Admitted to Grays Inn. p553 Ref: Grays Inn Admission Register 1521-1887 1566 1793 Mrs Ludlow Mrs Ludlow wife of Mr Ludlow, farmer and Maltster of Co. Leicester Vol 2 SS (Leicester) dies at Sheepshead. p553 - Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1567 1793 Ebenezer Ludlow Son of Ebenezer Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury, Glos, Gent. Vol 4 SM (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Register of Admissions, Grey's Inn 1521-1889 p60 1568 1794 Henry Hill Ludlow Henry, fourth son of James & Jane Ludlow, baptised. Vol 4 SM July (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p381 1569 1795 Lt Col the Hon. George James George Ludlow appointed Lieut-Govenor of the town of Berwick. Vol 2 IRE Ludlow Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p553 SS (London) HD 1570 1796 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow father of Mr Serjeant Ludlow dies 25 June 1796. Vol 4 SM Jun (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p381 1571 1796 George Ludlow George, fifth son of James & Jane Ludlow, baptised. (Born 15 May Vol 4 SM Aug (Chipping Sodbury) 1796) p381 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 145 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1572 1796 Ebenezer Ludlow Memorial - Ebenezer Ludlow, eldest son of Daniel and Rachel Ludlow Vol 4 SM died 20 June 1796 aged 53 years. Catherine Ludlow, his wife, p405 Catherine Ludlow, 1830 daughter of James and Catherine Wallis died 7 March 1830 aged 86 years, Catherine Ludlow, their only daughter died 13 October 1824 aged 52 years in grateful discharge of the duty most justly owing by their only son, to the kindest and best of parents, and with a sincere regard to a most effectionate sister. Ebenezer Ludlow of the City of Catherine Ludlow, 1824 Bristol has placed this tablet to their memory 1830. Memorial Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 (Chipping Sodbury) 1573 1796 Abraham Ludlow Son of Abraham Ludlow of Bristol, Glos, Arm. Oriel College, Matric 14 Vol 4 SM (Bristol, Glos) July 1796 aged 17 of Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts. JP and High p47 Sheriff of Wilts, 1810. Died at Rouen, France, 3 July 1822 born 1778. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886

1574 1796 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Ann Besant. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Shipton Moyne) 1575 1796 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow, eldest son of Daniel and Rachel Ludlow died on the Vol 4 SM Monument 20 June 1796 aged 52. Katherine his widow, daughter of James and p381 (Chipping Sodbury Church) Katherine Wallis died 7 March 1830, aged 85. Katherine Ludlow, their only daughter died 13 Oct 1824 aged 51. Ebenezer Ludlow (Serjt-at- Law) their son of the City of Bristol, hath placed this to their memory'. Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444

1576 1796 William Ludlow William Ludlow (21) Farmer and Mary Nicholson of Halam (20) with Vol 2 SS (Notts) consent of her father Edward Nicholson marry on April 9, 1796. p553 Ref: Notts Marriage Licences Vol II 1701-1753 & 1755-1853

1577 1796 William Heald Ludlow William son of Benjamin and Susanna Ludlow of Melksham, Wilts. Vol 5 HD 1796 - 1855 Graduated at Queen's College, Oxford, BA 1818, MA, 1822. Deputy p146 Melksham and Seend, Wilts Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace for Wilts. Chairman of Quarter later William Heald Ludlow- Sessions for North Wilts. Member of Parliament for Bath and Devizes Bruges and formerly Recorder for Devizes. Died 1855. He assumed the name and arms of Bruges by Royal Licence in 1835 on succeeding to the landed estates of Thomas Bruges of Seend.

He married firstly Augusta Heathcote daughter of Samuel Heathcote, by whom he had two daughters. Augusta died 1833. He married secondly Agnes Penruddocke daughter of Captain Thomas Penruddocke of Winkton, Ringwood, Hants. Married 1834 Agnes died 1889. She had nine children. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 146 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1578 1796 Abraham Ludlow Abraham Ludlow of Heywood House, Westbury (Arm) Wilts J P and Vol 2 SM (Wilts) High Sheriff of Wilts 1810 died at Rouen in 1822. p553 Ref: Members of Oxford Uni, 1715-1886 Vol III Early Series 1579 1796 Countess Ludlow After a short illness the Countess of Ludlow dies. Wife of Peter Vol 2 IRE (London) Ludlow - the first Earl. p553 SS Ref: Gentleman's Magazine HD 1580 1796 William Ludlow William Ludlow of Andover, Wine Merchant marries Miss Stone, sister Vol 2 SM (Andover & Bristol) of Richard Stone of Sonning on Thames. p554 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1581 1796 The Hill Deverill Estate For a short period the Duke of Marlborough owned the Estate (Ex Ludlow/Coker Coker) in 1796 the Duke of Somerset became the new owner. Ref: History of Modern Wiltshire (Hoare) 1582 1796 Baron Ludlow (Lopes) Details listed in this volume. Vol 3 - to Edward Ludlow . p407 1897 W H Ludlow Bruges Ref: Dictionary of National Biography Vol XII 1917 OUP 1583 1797 Maria Ludlow Maria, sixth daughter of James & Jane Ludlow, baptised. Vol 4 SM Oct (Chipping Sodbury) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 p381 1584 1798 Daniel Ludlow Marriage of Daniel Ludlow of Andover, Surgeon, to Miss Lowman, Vol 2 SM (Andover) daughter of Mr Lowman of Hursbourne-Prior, Sussex. p554 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1585 1798 Colonel the Hon. George James George Ludlow promoted to Major-General. Vol 2 IRE Ludlow Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p554 SS (London) HD 1586 1798 The Irish Rebellion Gen Info 1587 1799 Abraham Ludlow At Bath, marriage of Abraham Ludlow (son of Abraham Ludlow) the Vol 2 SM (Heywood, Wilts) Scots Greys to Miss Gibbs. p554 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1588 1800 Mr Ludlow Mr Ludlow, Coal Merchant of Wormley, Herts dies of an inflamation of Vol 2 SM (Herts) the bowels, aged 33 years. p554 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1589 1800 William Ludlow William Ludlow, farmer and Church Warden of Yate, may have Vol 4 SM (Yate, Glos) fathered a child by a lady - not his wife. It is thought he may have tried p302 to cover-up his indiscretion by marrying the lady off with one of his to labourers. Mystery not solved. p307 Ref: Various letters - see volume 4 1590 1801 John Ludlow Bengal Army Lieut - Lt Colonel retiring as Major-General. Lived at Vol 4 HD Major General Yotes Court, Mereworth, Kent. p433 1801-1882 Ref: Mod. English Biog. Fred Boase, 1851-1900 Vol II (Yotes Court, Kent)

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 147 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1591 1801 John Ludlow John Ludlow eldest son of Edmund Ludlow of Westminster, Hop Vol 4 SS 1801-1882 Merchant. Brother of William Andrew Ludlow. Married Isabella Leigh, p53 HD Major General daughter of Benjamin Smith of Blandford Square, London, MP. (Bengal Army) Educated at Merchant Taylors' 1813--1816. Born Llantillio-Pertholey, Monmouth in 1801 joined Bengal Army 1819. Various appointments and Commands. Severely wounded. Brevet Colonel 1854. Hon Maj- Gen 1857. Died at his residence, Yotes Court, Mereworth, 1882. The supression of female infanticide and Suttee in Rajputana was in great measure due to his efforts. Ref: Bengal Army Lists

1592 1801 Edward Ludlow Edward second son of James and Jane Ludlow of Warminster. Vol 5 HD 1801 - ? Graduated at Oxford, BA 1824, MA 1827. Married Briget Legge p148 daughter of Thomas Fowle of Market Lavington. Vicar of Winterbourne St Martin, Dorset. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1593 1801 Mr Ludlow Aged 82 Mr Ludlow (Senior) of Chipping Sodbury, Glos, Surgeon and Vol 2 SM (Chipping Sodbury, Glos) Apothecary dies. p555 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1594 1802 Daniel Ludlow Daniel Ludlow, MD, died 12 Oct 1802 aged 45, and was buried at Vol 4 SM MD 1757-1802 Sopworth, Wilts, 16 Oct following, sp. He married Katherine p381 (Chipping Sodbury) Hardwicke, baptised at Chipping Sodbury 5 Oct 1753, died 28 April 1821 aged 67 MI at Sopworth, daughter of George Hardwicke, MD, son of George and Agnes Hardwicke. Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p445 1595 1802 Daniel Ludlow MD Hand written Will. His wife Catherine is mentioned. His brothers Vol 4 SM of Sopworth, Wilts Ebenezer and William, also James. Many other names mentioned. p445 Will Ref: PRO Gloucester D1332/1 to p449 1596 1802 Ludlow A Cornet Ludlow A. Resigned from the Warminster Troop, Wilts Yeomanry Vol 2 SM 1803 Ludlow B P Cornet Cavalry in 1803 and Ludlow BP resigned from the Melksham Troop, p555 SS Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry in 1802. HD Ref: Annals of Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry 1794-1884 1597 1802 Dr Ludlow Dr Ludlow dies from locked-jaw having pricked his finger on a thorn. Vol 2 - (Bath) Died at Bath. p555 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1598 1803 Rachel Ludlow Rachel Ludlow daughter of James and Jane Ludlow dies 21 March Vol 4 SM Mar (Chipping Sodbury) 1803. p381 Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 1599 1803 Peter First Earl Ludlow At Ardsalla, Co. Meath, the Right Hon. Peter Ludlow, Earl Ludlow dies. Vol 2 IRE (Oct) (Co. Meath) Son of Sir Peter Ludlow of Ardsalla by Mary daughter and heir of John p555 SS Preston of Ardsalla. He was born in 1730. Married in 1753 Lady HD Frances Sanderson, eldest daughter of the Earl of Scarborough by whom he had Augustus, Viscount Preston, his heir, two other sons and four daughters. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 148 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1600 1803 Stephen Ludlow Stephen Ludlow of the Parade, Carmarthen, Wales dies at his cottage Vol 2 SM (Wales) aged 78 years. p555 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1601 1803 William Andrew Ludlow William Ludlow second son of Edmund Ludlow of Cowley Street, Vol 4 SS 1803-1853 Westminster, Hop Merchant. Married Mary Anne, youngest daughter p54 HD (Bengal Army) of James Ferris. Educated, Merchant Taylors' joined Bengal Army 1820. Held various appointments serving with Native Infantry and Staff. Commanded Narbada Sebundy Corps 1840 and elsewhere. Retired as a Major. Died in Hants 28 August 1853. Ref: Bengal Army Lists 1758-1834

1602 1803 Harriet Innis Ludlow Harriet Ludlow, second daughter of William Ludlow Esq of Hillworth Vol 2 SS (Devizes, Wilts) House, Nr Devizes dies in her 29 year. p555 HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1603 1803 PETER 1st EARL Ludlow Peter was the only surviving son of Sir Peter Ludlow of Ardsallagh and Vol 3 IRE 1730 - 1803 his wife Mary, daughter and heiress of John Preston of Ardsallagh. p266 SS of Ardsallagh Co Meath and Great Peter was elevated to the Irish Pedigree as a Baron, later adding p267 HD Stoughton, Hunts Viscount Preston and Earl Ludlow of Ardsallagh, Co Meath, Ireland. (An Irish Peerage did not entitle him to sit in the House of Lords). MP for Huntingdonshire from 1768 - 1796 Comptroller of the Royal Household 1782 - 84. Appointed a Privy Councellor 1782, Augustus Ludlow succeeds to the title. Ref: History of Parliament, Commons, 1754 - 1790 Part III p62 & History of Parliament, Commons, 1790 - 1820 Part IV p468, p469

1604 1803 Peter Ludlow Peter Ludlow's seat was at Ardsallagh, Co. Meath. He also owned Vol 2 IRE 1st Earl Ludlow property in Great Stoughton, Hunts. He was MP for Huntingdonshire p556 SS 1730-1803 from 1768-1796. He was made a Privy Counsellor in 1782, appointed HD Comptroller of the Royal Household 1782-1784. (King George III) he spoke only once in the House of Commons during his 28 years membership. He was descended from Henry Ludlow, sixth son of Sir Henry Ludlow MP for Wiltshire who lived at Hill Deverill and at Maiden Bradley, Wilts. Ref: Hist of Parliament, The House of Commons Vol III 1754-1790

1605 1804 Edmund Emelius Ludlow Son of Samuel Ludlow, Surgeon, Bengal Est. And Mary his wife. Vol 4 SS 1804-1882 Ward of Edmund Ludlow. Married Elizabeth Catherine widow of H. p51 HD (Bengal Army) Houston. Educated Merchant Taylors' Oct 1813-1816. Served in Bengal Army - Native Infantry. 1821-1837. Died in 1882 at his home, 129 Inverness Terrace, Bayswater, London. Ref: Bengal Army List 1758-1834. Also Robinson, The Times, 10 Oct 1882 1606 1804 Eleanor Ludlow Eleanor Ludlow bequeathed £20 for Almshouses in Tetbury. Her Vol 4 SM (Tetbury) sister, Sarah Ludlow does the same in 1816. p428 Ref: History of the Town & Parish of Tetbury ed Rev A T Lee p170 & p171

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 149 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1607 1804 Eleanor and Sarah Ludlow Eleanor and Sarah Ludlow each gave £20 for the poor dwellers of Vol 4 SM (Tetbury) Tetbury. p411 Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1608 1804 Major-General George James Invested a Knight of the Order of the Bath 1804. Installed 1812 (June Vol 2 IRE (Sept) Ludlow 1st) listed after Maj-Gen Arthur Wellesley (Wellington). p557 SS (London) Ref: Knights of England by W M A Shaw Vol II HD 1609 1805 The Battle of Trafalgar The death of Vice Admiral Viscount Nelson on H M S Victory Gen - (Oct) Info 1610 1805 William Ludlow Mr & Mrs William Ludlow's daughter dies. Mr Ludlow is a Wine Vol 2 - (Nov) (Andover, Hants) Merchant in Andover. p557 SM Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

1611 1805 Edward Henry Ludlow Youngest son of Edmund Ludlow of Cuckfield, Sussex and of Cowley Vol 4 SS 1805-1850 Street, Westminster, Hop Merchant, and Anne Elizabeth, his wife. p52 HD (Bengal Army) Brother of John Ludlow (1801-1882) educated at Merchant Taylors 1814-1818 and Westminster School 1818-1819. Brever Lieut-Colonel, Artillery, June 1849. Retired 1850, died at Dum-Dum 25 Sept 1850. Born Walcot Place, Lambeth, Surrey. Ref: Bengal Army Lists 1758-1834 and Westminster School Register

1612 1806 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Phoebe Turner. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Elkstone) 1613 1807 Edward Ludlow Edward Ludlow commissioned as Cornet. Note Winterbourne is very Vol 4 SM Winterbourne Yeoman Cavalry near Yate and Chipping Sodbury. p319 (Glos) Ref: List of Officer of the Malitia, etc 12th edition 1614 1807 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Anne Curtis. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Beverston) 1615 1807 Dr Abraham Ludlow Died at his daughters house at Redlands, Bristol in his 70th year after Vol 2 SM (Bristol & Wilts) much painful illness. Dr Abraham Ludlow, late of Heywood House, p557 Co. Wilts and many years an eminent Physician at Bristol; a gentleman of great honour and diety, whose loss will be deeply felt by his family and friends and particularly by the poor to whom he was a liberal pecuniary and professional benefactor. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1616 1809 Abraham Ludlow At Clifton, Bristol the wife of Abraham Ludlow Esq, a son and heir. Vol 2 SM (Bristol) p557 1617 1809 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow (death of) Accountant and General Agent of Redcliff- Vol 2 SS (Bristol) Hill, Bristol; whos general respectability of characture and punctuality p557 HD in business had justly obtained confidence and esteem of all who knew or had dealings with him. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 150 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1618 1810 Abraham Ludlow Esq Abraham Ludlow Esq of Heywood House, Westbury appointed High Vol 2 SM (Heywood, Wilts) Sheriff of Wiltshire. p558 Ref: Geo III Wilts Sheriffs, Rev J E Jackson 1856 1619 1810 Francis Ludlow Death of Francis Ludlow of Towersey, Bucks. Vol 2 SM (Bucks) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p558 1620 1811 William Ludlow At the County Election the following voted for Freeholds in Yate: Vol 4 SM (Yate, Glos) William Ludlow with 23 others. p414 Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1621 1811 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Jane Barnes. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Harescombe) 1622 1811 Septimus Ludlow In Gloucester, Mr Septimus Ludlow, a Barrister-at-Law and formerley Vol 2 SM (Chipping Sodbury, Glos) the acting partner of an extensive banking concern at Chipping p558 Sodbury. As a Lawyer he was allowed to possess considerable information; but giving up the promise tide of professional eminence for the management of the bank; remaining voyage of his life passed iin possession of abundance, respectability, and well cultivated abilities he became an outcast and wanderer frequently committing acts of vagrancy, obriety and idiocy. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

1623 1811 Augustas, 2nd Earl Ludlow The death at Cople House, Beds., of the Rt Hon Augustas Ludlow, Vol 2 IRE (Nov) (Cople, Beds) Earl Ludlow, Viscount Preston and Baron Ludlow of Ardsallagh, Co. p558 SS Meath. Born Jan 1755 and succeeded his father Peter the late Earl HD Oct 1803. His Lordship is succeeded in the title by his brother, the Hon. Lieut-Gen Sir G J Ludlow, KB. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1624 1812 Miss Elizabeth Ludlow The death at Bristol of Miss Elizabeth Ludlow. Who has bequeathed Vol 2 - (June) (Bristol) £100 to the Bristol Infirmary, £50 to the Dispensary and interest of p558 SM £1000 stock to the Corporation of Bristol, to be disposed of in annual donations to Freemens Widows. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1625 1812 General the Earl Ludlow The Earl Ludlow along with others attends the Order of the Bath Vol 2 IRE (June) (London/Beds) Ceremony and service in Westminster Abbey. The event is described p559 SS in full. HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1626 1812 St Laurence Church, Ludlow N E view of St Laurence Church, Ludlow, Salop. Vol 4 - (Salop) Ref: Gentlemans Magazine, 1812 p229 1627 1813 William Ludlow of Hill Deverill William Ludlow (Yeoman of the Cellar) was buried in St Thomas Vol 2 LON Deceased Church, Salisbury in 1478 together with Monument. Question: Who p559 SS destroyed William Ludlow's tomb in 1813 and why? No answer. HD Ref: Wilts notes and queries Vol VII 1911-1918

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 151 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1628 1813 Mrs Ludlow The death of Mrs Ludlow of Bristol relict of the late John Noble, Esq. Vol 2 SM (April) (Bristol) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p559

1629 1814 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Mary King of Rodborough, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Rodborough) 1630 1814 William Ludlow William Ludlow to Catherine Tyler of Wickwar, Glos. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Yate) 1631 1814 William Heald Ludlow - Bruges Son of Benjamin Pennel Ludlow of Melksham, Wilts, Gent. Queens Vol 2 SS (Seend, Wilts) College, Matric Nov 1814 aged 17. BA 1818, MA 1822. He was a JP p559 HD and DL, lived at Seend, Wilts. Assumed the additional surname of Bruges by Royal Licence 1835. MP for Bath 1837-1841. MP for Devizes 1844-1848. Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple, 1821. Recorder of Devizes. (Benjamin Pennel Ludlow was a Surgeon). Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1715-1886 Vol III Later Series

1632 1814 The Battle of Kalunga Report published in June 1815. Major J Ludlow of the East India Vol 2 SS (Bengal, India) Company is mentioned several times. Full report. 6 Native Infantry p563 HD Regiment, Bengal. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1633 1814 The Battle of Jumpta Further reports on various battles in Bengal and the part Major J Vol 2 SS (Bengal, India) Ludlow played. Full report. p564 HD Ref: London Gazettes p565 1634 1815 The Battle of Waterloo 18th June 1815 Gen Info 1635 1815 General George James Ludlow, After the Battle of Waterloo, the order of the Bath was re-organised Vol 2 IRE (June) 3rd Earl Ludlow and numbers of Knights increased. Earl Ludlow KB was elevated to p560 SS (London) be a Knight Grand Cross. GCB. HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1636 1815 Thomas Ludlow Death of Thomas Ludlow of Sheepshead, Leicester. Vol 2 SS (Leicester) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p560 1637 1815 Major J Ludlow For outstanding leadership and gallantry, Major J Ludlow of the 6th Vol 2 SS (Bengal, India) Native Infantry Regiment, Bengal awarded the Companion of the Most p564 HD Hon. Order of the Bath (CB). Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1638 1817 Joseph Ludlow Eldest son of William and Sarah Ludlow of Birmingham born 1817. Vol 5 SM 1817 - 1890 Died 1890. Married firstly Sara daughter of George Haden of Hall p152 (Birmingham, Warwick) Green, Worc. In 1846. She died in 1849. He married secondly Maria daughter of Robert Coates of Leamington Spa, Warwick in 1856, born 1829. Died 1915 aged 84. Three sons Walter Robert (1857-1941) William (1859-1864) and Henry Sutton Ludlow (1860). Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 152 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1639 1817 Miss Ludlow Miss Ludlow heiress daughter of Mr Abraham Ludlow of Heywood Vol 2 SM (Heywood, Westbury) House, Westbury, Wilts marries Ralph Franco Esq, MP. p560 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1640 1817 The Stoughton Estate When Peter Ludlow 1st Earl Ludlow became an MP, he purchased the Vol 2 IRE (Huntingdonshire) Stoughton Estate. It continued as a family property until 1842 when p561 SS the 3rd and last Earl died. HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p211 1641 1817 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Mary Matthews. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Avening) 1642 1819 Some Ludlow Freeholder Thomas Ludlow (Corsham) Thomas Ludlow (Hankerton) James Vol 2 SM (Wiltshire) Ludlow (Warminster) Abraham Ludlow (Heywood House, Westbury). p562 HD Ref: Poll Register for Electing a Knight of the Shire

1643 1820 Nathaniel Ludlow Nathaniel Ludlow to Abigail Smith. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Avening) 1644 1820 Village of Seend William Heald Ludlow inherited the Seend Estate from his maternal Vol 3 SS Nr Melksham Grandfather, William Bruges of Melksham. William added the Bruges p351 HD (Wilts) name to his - Ludlow-Bruges. Photographs of Church and memorials p352 p353 1645 1820 J H Ludlow Death of J H Ludlow Esq., staff assistant Surgeon to His Majesty's Vol 2 SM (Kingston, Jamaica) forces and late of the 35th Regiment. p562 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1646 1820 Edward Ludlow Second son of James Ludlow of Warminster, Arm. St Edmunds Hall, Vol 2 SS (Warminster, Wilts) Oxford, Matric 1820, BA 1824, MA 1827. Held various curacies 1825- p562 HD 1837. Vicar of Winterbourne St Martins, Dorset. 1837-????. Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1715-1886 Vol III Later Series

1647 1820 Edward Ludlow Second son of James Ludlow of Warminster, Wilts. (Arm). St Edmund Vol 4 SS (Warminster) Hall, Matric 4 Nov 1820 aged 19. BA 1824. MA 1827. Held various p47 HD Curacies 1825-1837. Vicar of Winterbourne St Martins, Dorset 1837. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886

1648 1821 William Pistell Pistell was a monumental Mason and a Decorative Carver. He carved Vol 4 - 1814-1844 a monument to Colonel John Ludlow, CB. In 1821 in the Old p55 (Colonel John Ludlow) Cathedral, Calcutta, consists of a Sarcophagus, with a mourning p56 (Bengal Army) woman on one side and a soldier with arms reversed on the other. Ref: Dictionary of British Sculptors by Rupert Gunnis

1649 1821 Armorial Families Colonel Edmund Samuel Ludlow, CIE. 1840. Vol 3 SS to Sir Henry Ludlow 1834 p397 HD 1847 John Malcolm Ludlow, CB 1821 Henry Hungerford Ludlow Bruges, 1847 Full details in this volume. Ref: Armorial Families, A.C Fox-Davies, 1895

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 153 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1650 1822 William Ludlow Death of William Ludlow (74) of Witcombe Hill, Bath. Born 1784. Vol 2 SM (Bath) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p562 1651 1824 Katherine Ludlow Katherine, daughter of Ebenezer and Katherine Ludlow of Chipping Vol 4 SM 1774-1824 Sodbury. p381 (Winterbourne, Glos) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444 1652 1824 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow to Eliza Wear of Tetbury. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Beverstone) 1653 1824 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow only son of Ebenezer Ludlow, late of Stanshanes Vol 2 SM (Yate, Glos) Court, Nr Yate, Glos. Decd. admitted to the Middle Temple. The late p562 Ebenezer Ludlow was admitted to Grays Inn in 1793. Ref: Middle Temple Register

1654 1823 Dr Edward Jenner MD Dr Jenner joined the Ludlow Medical Practice at Corsham and studied Vol 2 SM (Corsham) medicine and in particular the effect of Cow Pox inoculation, he went p565 on to produce a safe method of inoculation for which he became world famous. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1655 1824 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow, Esq., only son of Ebenezer Ludlow Esq, of Stans Vol 4 SM (Yate, Glos) Hawes Court, Yate, Glos. (Admitted to Gray's Inn 9 August 1793). p32 Admitted 21 January 1824. Ref: Register of Admissions, Middle Temple 1500-1944 Vol II 1656 1825 Edmund Ludlow Edmund Ludlow lived in Painswick, a reader 'who was he and was he Vol 2 SS (Painswick, Glos) related to Sir Edmund Ludlow, Wilts?' p565 HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1657 1825 William Ludlow Admitted at Christ's College and also at Caius College, Cambridge. Vol 2 SS 1803-1889 Matric 1828. BA 1830. MA 1836. Ordained 1829. Various p575 LIN (Kirton, Lincs) appointments London & area. Rector of Kirton Lincs 1846-1889 (43 years). Memorial in Kirton Church. Died aged 86 in 1889, in Nice, France. Ref: Cambridge Uni Student Biogs Part II 1752-1900 Vol IV

1658 1826 William Ludlow The wife of William Ludlow of Bath, a son. Vol 2 ? (Bath) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p565 1659 1826 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow was a Parliamentry Candidate for Bridgenorth, Vol 2 SM Serjt at Law Salop. He did quite well but didn't win the seat (full report). p566 (Bristol) Ref: History of Shropshire Vol III by G C Baugh 1660 1826 Ann Ludlow Marriage of Ann Ludlow only sister of W H Ludlow of Seend and Vol 2 SS (June) (Seend, Wilts) Lincoln's Inn to W Sainsbury, MD, of Corsham, Wilts. p567 HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1661 1826 W H Ludlow Resigns from the Melksham Troop of the Yeomanry Cavalry. Vol 2 SS (Lieut) Ref: Annals of the Yeomanry Cavalry 1794 p567 HD (Seend, Wilts) 1662 1827 Henry Christopher Ludlow Madras Medical Service 1827. Retired 1850. Died Southsea 21 April Vol 4 SM (Madras Med Service) 1862. A number of other Ludlows mentioned. p57 Ref: Mrs P M Riach, Researcher. Brit Library & Hodsons Index p58

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 154 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1663 1827 Arthur Rainey Ludlow Son of Ebenezer Ludlow of St Michael's, City of Bristol, Arm. Oriel Vol 4 SM (City of Bristol, Glos) College, Matric 30 May 1827, aged 17. BA 1831. MA 1835. Rector p47 Little-on-Severn 1855-69. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886 1664 1827 Ebenezer Ludlow Gray Inn Hall, London. Members of the Inn have their arms displayed Vol 2 SM Serjt at Law in colour in the windows of the Hall. Ebenezers are displayed north p567 (Bristol) side windows. 1665 1827 Arthur Rainey Ludlow Son of Ebenezer Ludlow of St Michaels, Bristol City. Arm. Oriel Vol 2 SM (Bristol) College, Oxford 1827 Matric aged 17. BA 1831, MA 1835. Rector of p568 Littleton on Severn 1855-1869. Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1715-1886 Vol III Later Series

1666 1827 Miss Ludlow Marriage of Miss Ludlow only Granddaughter of the late Edward Pugh Vol 2 SM (Andover) Esq., to Robert Sutton of Rosway, Herts. p568 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1667 1827 Harvey Ludlow The son of Mr Ludlow of Christ's Hospital, Hertford educated at St Vol 4 SM 1827-1855 Bartholomew's Hospital. Surgeon to the Metropolitan Free Hospital. p429 (Hertford) In 1854 he wen to the Crimea to look after the wounded - died of fever in 1855. Ref: Parr's Lives of FRCS's of England by Sir Darcy Power Vol I p740 1668 1828 Henry Gaisford Gibbs Ludlow Only son of Abraham Ludlow of Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts. Vol 4 SM Heywood House, Wilts Arm. Christ Church, Oxford, Matric 17 June 1828, aged 18. p47 Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886

1669 1828 Miss Jane Ludlow Marriage of Miss Jane Ludlow only daughter of Dr Ludlow of Vol 2 SS (Swathling, Hants) Swathling, Hants to Edward Gilbert. p568 HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1670 1828 Henry Gainsford Ludlow Only son of Abraham Ludlow of Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts, (Westbury, Wilts) Arm. At Christchurch, Oxford, Matric 17 June 1828 aged 18. Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1715-1886 Vol III Later Series 1671 1829 Henry Gainsford Ludlow Resigns from the Warminster Troop of the Wiltshire Yeomanry Vol 2 SM Cornet Cavalry. p567 (Westbury, Wilts) Ref: The Annals of the Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry 1794-1884 p241

1672 1830 John Thomas Ludlow Second son of Ebenezer Ludlow of St Michael's, Bristol (City) Arm. Vol 4 SM 1813-1873 Oriel College, Matric 25 Nov 1830, aged 17. Rector of Compton- p47 (City of Bristol) Greenfield, Glos. 1846 until his death in 1873. (27 years). Ref: Members of Oxford University, 1715-1886

1673 1830 Katherine Ludlow Katherine Ludlow was the widow of Ebenezer Ludlow, she died on 7 Vol 4 SM 1774-1830 March 1830. p381 (of Westbury on Trim, Glos) Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p444

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 155 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1674 1830 Edwin Ludlow Fourth son of William and Sarah Ludlow brother of Joseph Ludlow. Vol 5 SM Gentleman Married Fanny daughter of Abraham Horton of Nechells Park Road, p156 1830 - 1906 Aston, Birmingham in 1859. She died in 1902, buried at Northfield (Birmingham, Warwicks) Church, Birmingham. Edwin was a Brass Founder by trade and with his brother Alfred went into the cartridge making business as E & A Ludlow & Co. A large plant at Whitton employing 500 people, very successful until a devestating explosion killed 18 workers and many injured. Business was sold to a Kynoch. Edwin hunted with the Warwickshire Hunt for forty years and was a founder member of the Conservative Party in Birmingham. A Director of several companies including BSA. Edwin and Sarah had issue 15 children, six boys and six girls survived. Buried at Northfield. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1675 1830 Miss Elizabeth Ludlow Marriage of Elizabeth Ludlow, second daughter of the late Abraham Vol 2 - (Heywood, Westbury) Ludlow to Captain Porter, 6th Carabineers youngest son of Dr Porter p568 SM late the Bishop of Clagher. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1676 1830 Catherine Anne Ludlow Marriage of Catherine Anne Ludlow, eldest daughter of Mr Ebenezer Vol 2 - (Sept) (Bristol) Ludlow, Serjt at Law, of Down House, Bristol to Henry Joy of Dublin. p568 SM Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

1677 1830 William Ludlow The death of William Ludlow, aged 70 last surviving son of Daniel Vol 2 - (Yate, Glos) Ludlow, MD., of Chipping Sodbury and Uncle to Mr Ebenezer Ludlow, p571 SM Serjt at Law. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1678 1830 John Thomas Ludlow Second son of Ebenezer Ludlow of St Michaels, Bristol. Arm. Oriel Vol 2 - 1813-1873 College, Oxford, Matric aged 17. BA 1835. MA 1840. Rector of p571 SM (City of Bristol) Compton-Greenfield, Glos. From 1846 to his death in 1873, in office for 27 years. 1679 1831 Lady Charlotte Ludlow Death of: At Cople House, Lady Charlotte Ludlow, sister to Earl Vol 2 IRE (Cople, Beds) Ludlow; the fourth daughter (youngest) of Peter 1st and late Earl p571 SS Ludlow by Lady Francis Lumley, eldest daughter of Thomas, 3rd Earl HD of Scarborough. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1680 1832 Augusta Ludlow Death of: Augusta, wife of William Heald Ludlow Esq., of Seend Vol 2 - (Seend, Wilts) House youngest daughter of the late Samuel Heathcote Esq., of Shaw p571 SS Hill House. HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1681 1833 Lady Harriet Ludlow Death of: At New Burlington Street, London, Lady Harriet Ludlow, Vol 2 SS (London) sister to Earl Ludlow she was the third daughter of Peter the first Earl p571 HD by Lady Francis Lumley, eldest daughter of Thomas, Earl of Scarborough. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 156 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1682 1833 Right Hon. Lady Anne Barbara Death of: At Green Street, Grosvenor Square, Lady Anne Barbara last Vol 2 IRE Ludlow surviving sister to Earl Ludlow and Aunt to the Earl of Scarborough. p571 SS (London) She had survived her sister, Lady Harriet only three months and her HD youngest sister Lady Charlotte little more than two years. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

1683 1833 John Ludlow John Ludlow to Ann Browning. Vol 4 SM Marriage Ref: PRO Gloucester p391 (Beverstone) 1684 1834 Edward Henry Ludlow Admitted to Lincolns Inn, London on 3 July 1834 aged 29, third son of Vol 2 SS (Southwark, Surrey) Edward Ludlow of Southwark, London. (He was called to the Bar). p572 HD Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register 1420-1893

1685 1834 William Heald Ludlow Marriage: at Christchurch, Hants W H Ludlow Esq., of Seend, Wilts Vol 2 SS (Seend, Wilts) to Agnes, daughter of Captain Penruddocke of Winkton, Hants. W H p572 HD Ludlow's first wife Augusta died in 1832. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1686 1834 Jane Ludlow, widow of James Death of: Jane Ludlow, widow of James Ludlow of Warminster and Vol 2 SS Ludlow mother of the Rev. Edward Ludlow of Norton St Philips. p572 HD (Warminster) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1687 1835 Agnes Ludlow Agnes eldest daughter of William Heald Ludlow and his second wife Vol 5 HD Ludlow-Bruges Agnes married in 1857. Henry Wyndham, of Round Hill, Nr p157 1835 - 1870 Wincanton, Somerset. Issue. Died at Clevedon 1870. (Seend, Wilts) Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Hill Deverill 1688 1836 General George James Ludlow Earl Ludlow appointed Colonel of the Scots Fusilier Guards (later the Vol 2 IRE Earl Ludlow GCB Scots Guards). p572 SS (Cople House, Beds) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine HD 1689 1836 Ebenezer Ludlow Appointed Steward of the Tolzey Court in Bristol. Vol 2 - Serjt at Law Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p575 SS (Bristol) SM 1690 1836 Ludlow-Bruges The Ludlow-Bruges of Seend Pedigree. Full details in this volume. Vol 3 SS of Seend Ref: Hist of The Landed Gentry of G. B. Burke Vol I 1836 p398 HD (Wiltshire) 1691 1836 Daniel Ludlow Esq MD The following inscription occurs on the wall of the North Trancept of Vol 4 SM 1777 - 1836 Lyndhursts Church, Hants. 'In this Churchyard are deposited the p381 (Chipping Sodbury also remains of Daniel Ludlow Esq. MD. Many years Surgeon of the South Lyndhurst, Hants) Hants Regt of Militia who departed this life at Lyndhurst on Dec 19, 1836 in the 59 year of his age. This tablet is erected to the memory of a beloved father by his affectionate son H C Ludlow, MD. of the Madras Medical Establishment'. Ref: Glos. Notes & Queries Vol V 1891-1893 p445 1692 1837 The Rev. Edward Ludlow Appointed Vicar of Winterbourn St Martin, Dorset. Son of James and Vol 2 SS (Norton St Philips) Jane Ludlow of Warminster, Wilts. p572 HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 157 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1693 1838 John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow (17) eldest son of Lt Colonel John Vol 4 SS (Wimbledon, Surrey) Ludlow, CB. Bengal Army. Admitted 10 November 1838. p36 HD Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register Vol I p187 1694 1838 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow of St John's College, Cambridge BA (23) son of George Vol 4 SS (Hertford) Ludlow, Esq., of Hertford, Herts. Admitted 8 January 1858. p36 HD Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register Vol I p280

1695 1838 Samuel Owen Edgar Ludlow Son of Samuel Ludlow, Surgeon of the Bengal Presidency. Admitted Vol 2 SS (Madras, India) Caius College, Cambridge 1838 aged 27 years. Born Banda, E p575 HD Indies. Entered Indian Army 1830. Lieut Madras Engineers 1839. Colonel Royal Madras Engineers 1863. Retired as Hon. Major General 1863. Ref: Cambridge Uni Student Biogs Part II 1752-1900 Vol IV 1696 1838 Jane Ludlow of Sodbury, (Glos Death of: Jane Ludlow, aged 82, at Christ's Hospital School, Herts, the Vol 2 - and Hertford, Herts) home of her son. Jane Relict of James Ludlow Esq., solicitor formerly p575 SM of Chipping Sodbury, Glos. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1697 1838 John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow Admitted to Lincoln's Inn, November 1838. Son of the late Lt. Col. Vol 2 SS John Ludlow CB Bengal Army. Born 21 Nov 1843. p578 HD Ref: Lincoln's Inn Admissions Register 1420-1893 1698 1840 Margaret Agnes Ludlow Marriage of Margaret Agnes Ludlow, youngest daughter of Ebenezer Vol 2 - (Bristol) Ludlow at Almondsbury, Glos. To Robert Cann Lippincott, Esq., of p576 SM Over-Court. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1699 1840 Thomas Ludlow Thomas Ludlow, Butcher, visits Ludlow town to purchase cattle for his Vol 4 SM (Birmingham) business. Stays at The Angel as usual and is very nearly murdered. p262 Ref: Shropshire Magazine Sept 1952 p17 p263

1700 1840 Ebenezer Ludlow He was House Surgeon at St Bartholomews Hospital. He moved onto Vol 4 SM 1840-1900 Bristol Royal Infirmary becoming House Surgeon. He taught at the p429 (Hertford) Bristol Medical School. MRCS, 1862; FRCS, 1865; MBLOND, 1864. Ref: Parr's Lives of FRCS's of England by Sir Darcy Power Vol I p739

1701 1841 Thomas Binfield Ludlow Eldest son of Stephen Ludlow of Cowley, Oxon. Gent. Christ Church, Vol 4 SM (Cowley, Oxon) Matric 20 Oct 1841. Aged 19. Servitor 1841-45. BA 1845. Chaplain p47 1845-53, MA 1848. Rector of Slapton, Bucks 1853-1874. Vicar of St Wendron, Cornwall 1874-1883. Rector of Blyborough, Lincoln 1883. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 158 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1702 1841 William Heald Ludlow-Bruges Son of Benjamin Ludlow of Melksham, Wilts, Gent. Queens College, Vol 2 SS 1824-1855 Oxford. Matric 10 Nov 1841 aged 17. BA 1818, MA 1822 of Seend, p559 HD (Seend, Wilts) Wilts. JP., DL., assumed the additional surname of Bruges by Royal Licence 1835. MP for Bath 1837-1841. Devizes 1844-1848. Bar at Law Middle Temple, London, 1821. Recorder of Devizes. Died 23 June 1855. Ref: Members of Oxford University 1715-1886 1703 1841 Thomas Binfield Ludlow Thomas Binfield Ludlow, eldest son of Stephen Ludlow, gent, of Vol 2 SM 1822-1883 Cowley, Oxon, admitted Christchurch, Oxford, Matric 1841 aged 19. p576 (Cowley, Oxon) Servitor 1841-1845. BA 1845, Chaplain 1845-1853. MA 1848. Rector of Slapton, Bucks. 18?3-1874, Vicar of St Wendron, Cornwall, 1874-1883, Rector of Blyborough, Co. Lincoln 1883. Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1715-1886 Vol III Later Series 1704 1841 William Arnold Ludlow Death of William Arnold Ludlow, eldest son of William Ludlow, Esq., Vol 2 SS 1771-1841 formerly of Hilworth House, Nr Devizes. p576 HD (Iver, Bucks) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1705 1841 Mrs Ludlow Death of: at Mariston House, the residence of her son-in-law, Sir Vol 2 SM 1773-1841 Ralph Lopes the death of Mrs Ludlow (68) relict of Abraham Ludlow p576 (Heywood, Wilts) Esq., of Heywood House. Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1706 1842 Ebenezer Ludlow Appointed a Commissioner of the court of Bankruptcy, to act in the Vol 2 SM Serjt at Law prosecution of Fiats in Bankruptcy in the County. p576 (Bristol) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1707 1842 Third and last Earl Ludlow George James Ludlow, third and last Earl Ludlow, General. Entered Vol 2 IRE 1758-1842 the Army 1778, Captain serving in America 1781-1782, served in p577 SS (Cople, Beds) Flanders where he lost his left arm, 1793-1794. In the Vigo Expedition HD (1801) the Egyptian campaign (1801) the Hanover Expedition (1805) and the Copenhagen Expedition (1807) succeeded his brother in the Peerage (of Ireland) 1811, General 1814, GCB, 1815 created Baron Ludlow, Peerage of the UK in 1831. Ref: Concise Dictionary of National Biogs Vol II GM

NOTE: Ludlow was on very friendly terms with the Duke of Bedford to whom he, Ludlow, left his estate. Bedford erected a memorial to Ludlow's memory in the Guards Chapel, Bird Cage Walk, London. The estate in Arsallagh is still owned by theRussell family and a portrait (full size) of Peter, first Earl Ludlow hangs in the principal drawing room at Woburn Abbey. 1708 1842 George James 3rd and last Earl Second son of Peter, first Earl Ludlow. Vol 3 SS Ludlow Details listed in this volume. p409 HD Ref: Concise Dictionary of Nat. Biog. Vol II G M 1710 1843 Rev. Arthur Ludlow Marriage of Rev Arthur R Ludlow, eldest son of Ebenezer Ludlow Vol 2 SM (Bristol) (Serjt at Law) to Annette only child and heiress of Thomas Wall Hewitt p577 of Clancoole, Ireland and Clifton, Glos. (The start of the Ludlow- Hewitts). Ref: Gentleman's Magazine

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 159 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1711 1843 Rev A R Ludlow To be Rector of Compton Greenfield, Glos. Vol 2 SM (Bristol) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p577 1712 1843 John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow On the 21 November 1843 J M F Ludlow was called to The Bar. Vol 4 SS Ref: Lincolns Inn - The Black Box Vol IV 1776-1845 pub 1902 p30 HD 1713 1844 Heywood House Estate Henry Ludlow owned roughly 2500 acres of enclosed pasture and Vol 3 SM Westbury, Wiltshire woodland, also 650 acres in West Ashton - Map of Estate p95. p96 Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p190, 206 & 209 1714 1844 Edmund Ludlow Marriage: Edmund Ludlow of Weymouth Street, Porland Place, Vol 2 SS (London) London to Mrs Rooke, late of Benged, Herts. p577 HD Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1715 1845 Rev William Ludlow To be Rector of St Botolph, Aldgate, City of London. Vol 2 SS (London) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p577 HD 1716 1846 Rev J T Ludlow Mentioned as being Rector of Compton Greenfield, Glos. - See Rev Vol 2 SM A R Ludlow 1843. p578 Ref: Gentleman's Magazine 1717 1846 Rev William Ludlow To be a Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral. (Endowered by). Vol 2 ? (Lincs) Ref: Gentleman's Magazine p578 1718 1848 Hannah Ludlow Hannah Ludlow gave five acres of land to the Parish of Hankerton. It Vol 3 SM (Hankerton, Wilts) produced a rent of £200 which was distributed to the poor. The p104 Ludlows lived at Hankerton for several generations. p105 Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p104 1719 1848 Various Local Wiltshire Directories Westbury, Bristol (Glos), North Wilts, Minety, Blundsdon, Swindon, Vol 3 - various Ludlows listed. p433 to p435 1720 1850 Henry Gainsford Gibbs Ludlow Appointed High Sheriff of Wiltshire (son of Sheriff in 1810). Vol 2 SM (Heywood, Wilts) Ref: Queen Victoria Wiltshire Sheriffs, 1856 p578 1721 1850? Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow QC. Clerk to the Bristol Council played an Vol 4 SM Serjt. At Law influencial role in quelling the Bristol riots. p443 (Bristol) Ref: Memorials of Old Gloucester. P H Ditchfield 1911 p444 1722 1851 Hannah Ludlow Address: 2 West Clifton Terrace, White Ladies Road, Bristol. Vol 4 SM Miss Ref: Deacons Court Guide Gazettier & Royal Blue Book p441 (Bristol) 1723 1851 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow, son of Ebenezer Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury, Glos. Vol 2 SM Serjt at Law Educated Oriel College, Oxford, BA1795, MA 1821, Barrister, Grays p575 1777-1851 Inn, London 1805. Town Clerk, Bristol 1819, resigned 1836. On a (Bristol) pension of £533 pa. Serjeant-at-Law 1827. Commissioner of Bankrupcy for Liverpool 1842 and for Bristol 1849 until death. Chairman of Gloucestershire Quarter Sessions 1842-1849, died at his home in Almondsbury, nr Bristol on the 25th March 1851. Ref: Modern English Biography, F Boase Vol II I-Q 1965

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 160 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1724 1852 W Ludlow Not much known about this Ludlow. - - Painter Ref: The Royal Academy of Arts Complete Dictionary of Contributors from 1769-1904. Vol V published 1906. 1725 1853 Sir Henry Ludlow Admitted at St John's College, Cambridge 1853. Eldest son of George Vol 2 - 1834-1903 and Elizabeth Ludlow (Schoolmaster) born Christ's Hospital School, p575 SM (Hertford, Herts) Hertford. Matric 1853. BA 1857. MA 1858. Fellow 1863-1870. Admitted Lincoln's Inn 1850, called to the Bar 1862. Attorney-General of Trinidad, West Indies 1874-1886. Chief Justice of the Leeward Islands 1886-1891, Knighted 1890. Married in 1876 Alice Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Sworder of Hertford, resided at Hythe, Kent, died 1903. Ref: Cambridge Uni Graduates Biogs Part II 1752-1900 Vol IV

1726 1855 William Heald Ludlow-Bruges William Heald Ludlow-Bruges, died 25 September 1855. Eldest son of Vol 2 SS 1796-1855 Benjamin Pennell Ludlow of Melksham, Wilts. Born Melksham 1796. p578 HD (Seend, Wilts) Queens College, Oxford. BA 1818, MA 1822, Barrister, Middle Temple, London 1821, member Chancery Bar, retired 1826. Recorder of Devizes 1833-1844. Chariman, North Wilts Quarter Sessions, MP Bath 1837-1841, MP Devizes 1847-1848 when he retired. Took additional name of Bruges by Royal Licence 1835. Inherited Seend estate. Ref: Modern English Biog F Boase Vol II I-Q 1965

1727 1857 Ebenezer Ludlow Ebenezer Ludlow born at Chipping Sodbury - obituary in The Vol 4 SM (Bristol) Gentlemans Magazine June 1851 pages 666-7 p442 1728 1857 Walter Robert Ludlow KCB. CB. Eldest son of Joseph and Maria Ludlow of Birmingham married Helen Vol 5 SM VD. TD. JP. DL daughter of Charles Hart of Harborne Hall, Staffs in 1883. A Surveyor p161 Brigadier General by profession. Surveyed railways for the Board of Trade (CB Civil 1857 - 1941 Division). Raised 8th Bn Royal Warwickshire Regt. TA. Served in (Birmingham) France 1914-1918. Brigadier General. (CB, Military Division). Later Knighted for his work with the TA (KCB Civil Division). Two sons, Carlton Walter Preston Ludlow and Statford Walter Ludlow and four daughters. Died at Colchester in 1941. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1729 1857 Brigadier-General Sir Walter Sir Walter Ludlow was a surveyor. He was a consultant/surveyor to Vol 4 SM Ludlow railway companies. He was also a keen territorial KCB (CIV) CB (MIL) p430 1857-1941 VD, TD, DL, FSI. p432 (Birmingham) Ref: Who was Who 1941-1950 1730 1858 Henry Ludlow Henry Ludlow son of George Ludlow Esq, of Hertford. Admitted Vol 2 - (Hertford, Herts) Cambridge, St John's College, BA (23) called to the Bar 1862, p580 SM subsequently knighted. Ref: Cambridge Uni Graduates Biogs Part II 1752-1900 Vol IV 1731 1859 Henry Ludlow DL JP Henry Ludlow sold land in Trowbridge so that a small Police Station Vol 3 SS (Heywood House, Westbury) could be built. p90 SM Ref: History of Wiltshire Vol 3 p152

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 161 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1732 1860 Henry Walton Ludlow Eldest son of Edwin and Fanny Ludlow of Birmingham. Married Vol 5 SM (known as Harry) Elizabeth (Lizzie) Lunt daughter of Richard Lunt of Birmingham in p162 1860 - 1884 and had issue one son, Neville Ludlow. Harry founded Fisher (Birmingham, Warwicks) and Ludlow & Co Ltd of Birmingham - pressed steel. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1733 1861 Frederick Archer Ludlow Second son of Edwin and Fanny Ludlow of Birmingham. Married Millie Vol 5 SM 1861 - 1944 daughter of Joseph Foster of Birmingham, in 1891, no issue. She p162 (Birmingham, Warwicks) died in the early 1920's he died in 1944 in Jersey and is buried there. He was known as Archer and he founded a very successful fog signal manufacturing business in Birmingham. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1734 1865 Ernest Horatio Ludlow Third son of Edwin and Fanny Ludlow of Birmingham. A brewer by Vol 5 SM 1865 - 1954 trade he married Mary Ethel daughter of John Rodgers of Birmingham p162 (Birmingham, Warwick (Master Mariner Merchant Service) and part owner of the Prince of Mortlake, Surrey) Wales Theatre, Birmingham in 1897. Had issue three sons and one daughter. Ernest was head brewer of Showells Brewery Birmingham in 1888 and moved to Watney Coombe Reid in 1915. Head brewer at Mortlake Brewery appointed Brewing Controller of Watney's and retired in his mid seventies. He and Ethel lived at Guildford House, Mortlake, Surrey. Ethel was appointed JP and Chairman of the Juvenille bench at Mortlake. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1735 1869 Hannah Ludlow Charity Commission: A Charity founded by Hannah Ludlow in Bristol. Vol 4 SM (Bristol) Scheme sealed 3 May 1910. p442 Ref: Glos. Collection of Books etc. By R Austin MA Pub 1928 1736 1869 Edwin Basil Ludlow Fourth son of Edwin and Fanny Ludlow of Birmingham. Born in Vol 5 SM 1869 - 1934 Birmingham in 1869 married Corisande daughter of Richard Lunt of p162 (Birmingham and Oundle, Birmingham. She was born in 1873 and died in 1911. Edwin Basil Northants) (EB) was a Brewer by trade. He started his career at the Swansea Old Brewery before moving to Showells Brewery at Stockport in 1892. In 1894 he joined Smith & Co Ltd of Oundle. EB subsequently became a Partner and helped to build a very successful brewing business. He died in 1934 leaving £31,452. His son Basil Guy Ludlow became Chairman and Managing Director having joined the Brewery after War Service in 1919. See Basil Guy Ludlow entry also George Rex, EB's sons. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1737 1869 Henry G G Ludlow Listed as a freeholder of house and land. Vol 2 - 1870 (Heywood, Wilts) Ref: Alphabetical list of Voters in S Wilts p581 SM 1878 1738 1869 Edward Ludlow Farmer Listed as a leaseholder of land - Farm at the Common. (Could be the Vol 2 - 1870 (Winterbourne St Martin, Wilts) Vicar or his son). p581 SS 1878 Ref: Alphabetical List of Voters in S Wilts HD

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 162 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1739 1876 The Ludlows of Heywood House Abraham Ludlow MD of the City of Bristol, Esq. Married the widow of Vol 3 SM (Westbury, Wilts) Gaisford Gibbs who died in 1793. Without other issue, leaving her p354 daughter, Susanna under the care of her last husband, Abraham. to Abraham Ludlow had one son and one daughter by a former wife, the p371 daughter married Mr Walker of Bristol; and his son Abraham (Junior) Esq married Susanna (his fathers step daughter) the heir of Gaisford Gibbs Esq and by her came into the great possessions of her father which included the Heywood House Estate of approximately 2500 acres. Abraham Ludlow (Senior) died at Bristol, and was buried in the Church of St James, Bristol. Abraham and Susanna had three children, Susannah, Elizabeth and Henry. Abraham Ludlow died in Rouen, Normandy in 1822. Henry, his son, married Fanny Clerk and took over the estate. Henry make many improvements to the Estate and to Heywood House. Henry built the Parish Church, The Vicarage and village school. He was a JP for Wiltshire and like his father was High Sheriff. Henry was born in 1809 and died in 1876.

Henry's wife Fanny also died and they are both buried in the Churchyard at Heywood. There were no children by this marriage. The Estate passed to his sister Susannah Franco. 1740 1881 Henry John Ludlow Henry John Ludlow, eldest son of John Ludlow of Hastings, Sussex, Vol 2 SS (Hastings, Sussex) Arm. Admitted Exeter College, Oxford, Matric 1881 aged 19. Born p581 HD 1862. Ref: Members of Oxford Uni 1715-1886 Vol III Later Series 1741 1881 Henry Ludlow Only son of John Ludlow of Hastings, Sussex. Arm. Exeter College, Vol 4 SS (Hastings, Sussex) Matric 27 April 1881 aged 19 p47 HD 1742 1882 Rev T B Ludlow Address: Wendron Villa, Abbotsford Road, Bristol. Vol 4 SM (Bristol) Ref: Deacons Court Guide Gazettier & Royal Blue Book p440 1743 1882 C H Ludlow Esq Address: Baycliffe, Sneyd Park, Stoke Bishop, Bristol. Vol 4 HD (Bristol) Note: Baycliffe Farm belonged to the Ludlows of Hill Deverill. (Two p441 miles from Maiden Bradley). Ref: Deacons Court Guide Gazettier & Royal Blue Book 1744 1882 Major-General John Ludlow John Ludlow, born 16 May 1801. Merchant Taylors' School, London, Vol 2 SS 1801-1882 Bengal Army 1818, 3 Bengal Native Infantry. Captain 1829, 6 Bengal p581 HD (Mereworth, Kent) NI. Major 1843-1850. Lt Colonel 12 Bengal NI. From 1850 various Commands retiring with the Rank of Major-General in 1854. Died at his home Yotes Court, Mereworth, Kent in 1882. Ref: Modern English Biog F Boase Vol II I-Q 1965

1745 1884 Thomas Ludlow Letter from Mrs Joan Dancey of Tetbury dated 7 Nov 1882, containing Vol 2 SM (Tetbury, Glos) information about Mary Ludlow who died in 1837 and also Thomas p582 Ludlow, both of Tetbury who was alive in 1884. Ref: Letter from Mrs Joan Dancey

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 163 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1746 1884 Alfred Arthur Thomas Ludlow Son of T A Ludlow-Hewitt, Bandon, Co. Cork, born 1884. Admitted Vol 2 SM Hewitt Wadham College, Oxford, 1902 BA. Great War, RASC 1915, Capt p582 (Bandon, Co. Cork) 1916, OBE 1919. M in despatches. Wightfield Manor, Apperley, Gloucester. Ref: Marlborough College Register 1843-1933 8th Edition 1747 1885 James Ludlow James Ludlow started to supply letter boxes which could be built into Vol 2 SM (Birmingham) the walls of town sub Post Offices. These were made of wood with a p583 metal front. Ludlow subsequently became sole supplier in 1912 to country sub Post Offices. These boxes had a door on the outside as well as one on the insideso they could be emptied from within the Post Office. They were made until 1965. Ref: A History of Britain by Eric S Wood 1995 1748 1886 Air Chief Marshall A full account of this distinguished service in the Royal Air Force. Vol 4 SM Sir Edgar Ludlow-Hewitt GCB, GBE, CMG, DSO, MC, DL. p430 1886-1973 Ref: Who was Who 1971-1980 p431 (Chippenham, Wilts) p432 1749 1888 Harry Balfour Cedric Ludlow- Son of the Rev T A Ludlow-Hewitt of Minety, Wilts. Born 1888. Left Vol 2 SM Hewitt school 1906, business: Great War, Royal Fusiliers 1914, Worc Regt p582 (Minety - Wilts) 1917, Lieut, severely wounded at Arras. Ref: Marlborough College Register 1843-1933 8th Edition 1750 1888 Henry Stephen Ludlow (Hal) Known as Hal Ludlow. He painted between 1888-1903. Vol 4 - Painter Ref: The Royal Academy of Arts Complete Dictionary of Contributors p121 from 1769-1904. Vol V published 1906. 1751 1890 Sir Henry Ludlow Chief Justice of the Leeward Islands. Knighted June 23, 1890. Vol 2 SM (Leeward Islands) Ref: Knights of England by W M A Shaw Vol II p387 p583 1752 1893 (Basil) Guy Ludlow Eldest son of Edwin Basil and Corisande Ludlow of Stockport and Vol 5 SM 1893 - 1954 Oundle, Northants. Guy Ludlow served in the Royal Navy 1914-1918 p164 (Stockport and Oundle, Northants) and on his release joined his father, EB at Smith & Co, Oundle. A Brewer by trade. When his father died he became Chairman and Managing Director of the Brewery. Guy Ludlow died in 1954 without leaving issue. The Brewery was sold. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1753 1893 Ludlow Family of Keevil and Letter - research by Geoffrey T Roberts buriels. James 1893, George Vol 4 SM (Rowde, Wilts) 1893, Henry Stephen 1897, Sidney 1899, Sarah 1900, Ethel 1901 and p437 Amy 1905. Ref: Geoffrey T Roberts research 1754 1894 Stratford Walter Ludlow Second son of Brig-Gen Walter and Helen Ludlow of Birmingham. Vol 5 SM 1894 - 1916 Born 1894. Captain, Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Killed in action at p164 Killed in action Beaumont Hamel, France, 1 July 1916. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 164 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1755 1894 John Coape Ludlow Son of Capt L C Ludlow, Beech-Green Park, Withyham, Nr Tunbridge Vol 2 SS (Tunbridge Wells) Wells, Kent. Born 1894, left Marlborough 1911. Great War R. Inn. p583 HD Fusiliers 1914. Capt 1916. Died of wounds at Rouen 1916. Ref: Marlborough College Register 1843-1933 8th Edition

1756 1892 Rev Edward Ludlow Second son of James Ludlow of Warminster, Wilts. Born 1800. Vol 2 SS 1800-1892 Educated St Edmunds Hall, Oxford. BA 1824, MA 1827. Ordained by p584 HD (Winterbourne St Martin, Dorset) the Bishop of Bath and Wells. Deacon 1825, Priest 1826 various appointments. Chaplain, Norton St Philips, Nr Frome. 1827-1837. Victor of Winterbourne St Martin, Dorset 1837 until his death in 1892. (55 years) lived to be oldest beneficed Clergyman in England. Ref: Mod English Biog 1851-1900 Vol VI L-2 Supp to Vol III 1757 1899 Henry Charles Lopes Henry Charles Lopes was a Barrister and MP for Launceston, Vol 2 - 1st Baron Ludlow Cornwall and Frome in Somerset. Also a Judge, created a Baron in p584 - 1828-1899 1897. Died 1899, his Grandmother was a Mrs Ludlow of Heywood (London SW3) House, which he inherited. (Not a Ludlow). Ref: Mod English Biog 1857-1900 Vol VI L-Z Supp to Vol III 1758 1899 Ludlows of Chipping Sodbury Ralph Bigland, the author, mentions various celebrities including the Vol 4 SM Ludlow Surgeons of whom Dr Jenner was a pupil. p408 Ref: Historical Monuments of Glos. Ralph Bigland 1791-1899 1759 1899 John Edwin Ludlow Eldest son of Ernest and Ethel Ludlow of Mortlake, Surrey. Born in Vol 5 SM 1899 - 1916 Birmingham, baptised at Langley. Educated at Aldenham School. p165 (Birmingham and Mortlake, Answered the call for volunteers and joined the Army aged 16 years. Surrey) Killed in action at the Battle of Arras on the 4 June 1916 aged 17 whilst serving with the 15th Bn. of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Buried at the British Cemetary, Arras, France. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1760 1900 Stokesay Castles by H J Allcroft The Allcrofts owned Stokesay from 1878-1992. The family saved the Vol 4 - Esq building from decay and presented Stokesay to English Heritage in p219 (Salop) 1992. Ref: Stokesay by H J Allcroft Esq 1761 1900 St. John Baptist Church The Church was built in 1150. Several Ludlows must have been Vol 4 - (Stokesay, Salop) buried there, although there is no trace or record. p238 Ref: Available in the Church p239 p240

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 165 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1762 1901 Donald Ernest Ludlow Second son of Ernest and Ethel Ludlow of Mortlake, Surrey. Born in Vol 5 SM (Birmingham and Mortlake, 1901 in Birmingham, Baptised at Langley. Educated Aldenham p166 Surrey) School. A Brewer by trade in 1922 after training joined the Isleworth Brewery, Middx, which was sold to Watneys. In 1946 was appointed Deputy Brewery and Brewing Manager of Watneys. In the early 1950s was appointed Brewery and Brewing Manager of the Watney Mann (11 Breweries). Retired in 1962. (40 years with the same firm) in 1928 he married Marcia Jacobs, daughter of William Jacobs, of Teddington, Middx. Marcia was born in 1908, alive in 2004 aged 96. Donald died in 1977, married 491/2 years. Homes in Twickenham, Blandford, Dorset and Buckstead, Sussex. Two sons, Ernest John Robin Ludlow and James Archer Ludlow. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1763 1902 George Rex Ludlow Second son of Edwin and Corisande Ludlow of Stockport and Oundle, Vol 5 SM 1902 - 1983 Northants. Born 1902 married in 1926 Margaret, daughter of George p166 (Oundle, Northants and Woolam of Sanda, Co York. Born 1905. Died 1995. A Brewer by Weymouth, Dorset) trade. He joined Devenish Brewery, Weymouth in 1924. He remained with Devenish for the rest of his working life becoming Managing Director in 1947 and retiring in 1970. He died in 1983. His sons Michael and William carried on the Ludlow interest in the Brewery. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1764 1903 Sir Henry Ludlow Admitted St John's College, Cambridge 1853, eldest son of George Vol 2 SM 1834 - 1903 Ludlow (Elizabeth), Schoolmaster at Christ's Hospital, Hertford. Matric p587 (Hythe, Kent) 1853. BA 1857, MA 1863. Fellow 1863-1870, admitted Lincolns Inn Also other 1858 called to the Bar 1862, Attorney-General of Trinidad, West Indies Refs 1874-1886. Chief Justice of the Leeward Islands 1856-1891, knighted p587 1890. Married 1876 Alice Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Sworder of Hertford. Joint author 'Trademarks and Tradenauies'. In retirement lived at Hythe, Kent. Died 1903. Ref: Venn's Alumi, Cambridge

1765 1906 Colonel E S Ludlow, CIE Colonel Ludlow lately Indian Army died on the 22nd July 1906. Vol 2 - (Brook Street, London) Ref: Times Newspaper Index 30 July 1906 p587 - - 1766 1906 Colonel Edmund Samuel Ludlow Edmund Ludlow, CIE (1879) Indian Staff Corps. Born Madras 1840 Vol 2 SS 1840-1906 eldest son of the late Major-General S O Ludlow, RE., married 1863 p587 HD (Brook Street, London) Jane Emily, eldest daughter of the late Colonel R MacPherson, RA. Lieut-Govenor, Wellesley Province, Straits of Malacca. Various appointments including Inspector-General of Powce and Jails in H H., the Nizam of Hyderabad's Volunteer Rifles. Retired, London, WI. Ref: Who was Who 1897-1916

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 166 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1767 1907 Fred Ludlow Haradoc the Briton: A Tale of Old Bristol by Fred Ludlow. Vol 4 - (Bristol) Ref: Glos. Collection of Books etc, by R Austin, MA Pub 1928 p442 1768 1910 Richard Robert Ludlow Admitted to Gray's Inn, London 1915-1917 Inns of Court OTC. 1917- Vol 2 SS (London) 1918, 2nd Lieut, Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry. Called to the Bar p588 HD 1919. Ref: The War Book of Gray's Inn, London 1769 1911 John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow CB Second son of Colonel John Ludlow, CB., Bengal Army. Colonel Vol 3 SS 1821 - 1911 Ludlow was the brother of Edmund Ludlow and Major-General John p419 HD (Wimbledon) Ludlow was Malcolm's first cousin. to Ref: Dictionary of Nat. Biog. Supp. 1901 - 1911 Vol I OUP p431 1770 1911 Henry Christopher Rainey Ludlow- Son of A A T Ludlow-Hewitt (OM) born 18 March 1911. Balliol Vol 2 SM Hewitt College, Oxford 1930. BA. Address: Wightfield Manor, Deerhurst, p528 (Glos) Tewesbury, Glos. Ref: Marlborough College, Register 1843-1933 8th Edition 1771 1911 John Malcolm Ludlow, CB John Malcolm Ludlow, CB, Chief Registra of Friendly Societies since Vol 2 SS 1812-1911 1875. A student of Liincolns Inn 10 Nov 1838 aged 17 years. Called p588 HD (Wimbledon) to the Bar in 1838. Only son of the late Lt.-Colonel John Ludlow, CB, p591 of the Bengal Army. Born 8 March 1821, married Maria's daughter of Mr G Forbes. Address: The Firs, Wimbledon, SW London, also 28 Abingdon Street, London, SW. Appointed companion of the Order of the Bath in 1887. Founder with Kingsley and Maurice of the Christian Socialist Movement. Ref: Whos Who 1897-1916 1772 1911 Lt-Colonel Walter R Ludlow, CB Walter R Ludlow son of Joseph Ludlow, appointed CB, (Civ Div) June Vol 2 SM (Birmingham) 20, 1911. Government Surveyor. p588 Ref: Times Newspaper Index 1773 1914 Ludlow Family Debt of Honour Register. 1914-1918 and 1939-1945. Total killed in Vol 4 - First and Second World Wars action = 90. p115 Ref: Commonwealth War Graves Commission to p117 1774 1915 Godfrey Ludlow Violinist - plays before the Queen (Queen Mary). Vol 2 ? (London) Ref: The Times Index p591 1775 1915 Colonel Edmund Ranald Owen, Edmund Ranald Owen Ludlow appointed Companion of the Order of Vol 2 SS CB Ludlow The Bath (Mil Div). p592 HD Ref: The Times Index 19 Feb 1915 1776 1916 Ludlow-Bruges family Various mentions of the Ludlow-Bruges family of Seend. Vol 3 SS (Seend, Wilts) Ref: History of Wilts Vol 7 p100, 101, 104, 117 & 120 p89 HD 1777 1916 Private John Edwin Ludlow John Edwin Ludlow, killed in action at Arras, France on the 4 June - SM (June) K in A (Birmingham) 1916. Aged 17 years. A stretcher bearer in the 15 Bn, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, son of Ernest Haratio Ludlow of Birmingham and Mortlake, Surrey. Ref: Ludlow Family Records

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 167 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1778 1916 Captain Stratford Walter Ludlow Stratford Walter Ludlow killed in action in France 22 July 1916. Royal Vol 2 SM (July) K in A (Birmingham) Warwickshire Regiment. Son of Colonel Walter Ludlow. CB. of p592 Birmingham. Ref: The Times Index July 22, 1916 1779 1918 Arthur Ludlow Tendering worthless cheques charge. - - Ref: The Times Index 1780 1918 Lieut-Colonel, Acting Brigadier Appointed Companion of the Order of the Bath (Mil Div) for service in Vol 2 SM Walter R Ludlow, CB. France. He was one of only eleven people to receive both the Military p592 (Birmingham) and Civil Divisions of the Order. Ref: The Times Index 1781 1918 Lieut-Colonel Edgar Rainey Appointed - damaged info. Vol 2 SM Ludlow Ref: The Times Index p592 1782 1919 Frederick Ludlow Frederick Ludlow, Labour Party Activist in Oxford. Elected to the West Vol 2 ? (Oxford) Ward, Oxford. p592 Ref: History of the County of Oxford Vol IV (City) p244 1783 1919 Arthur Ludlow Breach of recognizances charge - 17 Jan 1919. Vol 2 ? Ref: The Times Index p592 1784 1919 Colonel E R O Ludlow CBE. Appointed Commander of the Order of The British Empire, 5 June Vol 2 SS 1919. p592 HD Ref: The Times Index 1785 1919 Brig-General E R Ludlow-Hewitt Appointed Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George, 4 Vol 2 SM CMG June 1919. p592 Ref: The Times Index 1786 1919 Hal Ludlow To paint portrait of the winner of Hanwell Whist-Drives. Vol 2 SM (Artist) (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p592 1787 1920 Godfrey Ludlow Various violin recitals. Vol 2 ? (Violinist) (London) Ref: The Times Index p593 1788 1920 The Reverend Thomas Arthur Son of the late Rev Arthur Ludlow of Durrant, Bideford, Devon; born at Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt Clifton, Nr Bristol, May 17th, 1850. Educated at Oriel College, Oxford, p593 (Minety, Wilts) BA 1873, MA 1897; assumed the name of Hewitt on inheriting his maternal Grandfathers Irish Estates. Ordained Deacon 1898, Priest 1899, Curate of Wilton, Salisbury, 1898-1901; Vicar of Minety 1901 until he retired. JP for the County of Cork where he had a residence, Clancoole, Nr Bandon, Ireland. Recreations: Shooting and fishing. Married Edith Anne, only daughter of A R Hudson of Wick House, Pershore, Worc, and had issue three sons and two daughters. Father of Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar Rainey Ludlow-Hewitt. Reverend Thomas A Ludlow's Grandfather was Mr Serjeant Ludlow of Bristol (Serjeant-at-Law). Ref: Wilts and Dorset, Contemporoary Biogs, Series 16 1906

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 168 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1789 1920 Godfrey Ludlow Violin recitals in London. Vol 2 ? 1921 (Violinist) (London) Ref: The Times Index p593 1922 1790 1922 Charles H Ludlow Will published. 1st September 1922 Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p593 1791 1922 H S Ludlow On 'The Maintenance of Wives After Decree Nisi'. Vol 2 SM Lawyer (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p593 1792 1923 H S Ludlow On 'Franchise Polling System'. vol 2 SM Lawyer (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p594

1793 1923 Air Commodore Edgar Rainey Appointed, Air Aide-de-Camp to King George V. 31 July 1923. Vol 2 SM Ludlow Ref: The Times Index p594 1794 1923 Samuel Ludlow Will published. 18 December 1923 Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p594 1795 1924 Henry S Ludlow On 'Marriage Banns' Vol 2 SM Lawyer (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p594 1796 1924 Frederick Ludlow General Election candidate for Oxford a Trade Unionist and well Vol 2 ? (Oxford) known Socialist - 15 Oct 1924. p594 Ref: The Times Index 1797 1924 Henry S Ludlow On 'False Pretences Charge' Vol 2 SM Lawyer (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p594 1798 1925 Henry S Ludlow On 'Drunken Motor-Drivers' Vol 2 SM Lawyer (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p594 1799 1925 Air Commodore Edgar Rainey To be Commandant Royal Air Corce Staff College. 15 August 1925. Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt, CMG, ADC Ref: The Times Index p594

1800 1926 H C Ludlow-Hewitt On 'Cuckoo' Vol 2 SM Ref: The Times Index p594 1801 1927 Mrs Maria Ludlow Will published 16 Feb 1927 Vo 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p594 1802 1928 Clarence W Ludlow On "Ku Klux Klan" Vol 2 ? (USA) Ref: The Times Index p594 1803 1928 Air Commodore Edgar Rainey Appointed companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) 4 June 1928. Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p594 1804 1928 Engineer Captain G T J Ludlow, To Greenwich Hospital (Pensioner) 23 Aug 1928. Vol 2 ? RN Ref: The Times Index p595

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 169 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1805 1928 Michael Basil Ludlow Eldest son of George Rex and Margaret Ludlow of Weymouth. Born Vol 5 SM 1928 - 1928 and living. Married Ann daughter of John Bull of Buckland p170 Weymouth, Dorset Ripers, Dorset, in 1958. Three children, John (1963) Mary (1959) and Judith (1962-1987). A Brewer by trade. Joined Devenish Brewery, Weymouth in 1948, was seconded to the Brewery at Oundle for eighteen months, in 1954. Returned to Weymouth and subsequently went on to manage the Devenish Brewery in Redruth, Cornwall in 1960 until retirement. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

1806 1929 Brig. Gen. E R O Ludlow Brigadier General Edmund Ronald Owen, 1864-1929. CB, CBE. List Vol 4 SS 1864-1929 of decorations and medals. p119 HD Ref: Christie's Great Rooms Sale 20.11.85 1807 1929 Brigadier-General Edmund R O Death of E R O Ludlow on 5 March 1929. CB, 1915, CBE, 1919. Vol 2 SS Ludlow CB, CBE Entered Army, Royal Fusiliers, transferred to RASC. Lt Col 1905. p595 HD Colonel 1908. DAAG at Cape of Good Hope, Belfast, Natal, Belfast, Egypt 1897-1905. AQMG. Northern Command 1910-1914. Rhodesia 1896 South African War 1899-1900, defence of Ladysmith. European War 1st Cavalry Division, 2nd Army and 6th Corps (Brig-Gen) 1914- 1918. (MID x 4) mentioned in Despatches Times. Rhodesia Medal (MID) South African War Medal (MID x2) Queens Medal 1911, Mons Star, Gen Service Medal, Allies Victory Medal, Legion of Honour. Ref: Whos Who 1929-1940. Ref: Christie's Great Rooms Sale 20.11.85

1808 1929 Mrs Sarah L Ludlow Celebrating her 102nd Birthday 4 September 1929. Born 1827. Vol 2 ? (George IV, William IV, Victoria, Edward VII, George V). p595 Ref: The Times Index 1809 1929 Miss Ada B Ludlow Will published 11 Oct 1929. Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p595 1810 1929 Mrs Sarah L Ludlow Death of Sarah Ludlow aged 102 on 9 Nov 1929 - Will published on Vol 2 ? 1827-1929 16 Dec 1929. p595 Ref: The Times Index 1811 1930 Walter Robert Ludlow Son of Joseph Ludlow of Sutton Lodge, Solihull, Warwicks. Vol 4 SM Potted History Subsequently became Brigadier General Sir Walter Ludlow KCB, CB, p415 (Birmingham) VD, TD, JP, DL etc., etc. Ref: Amorial Families, 7 ed. By Arthur Charles Fox-Davies 1812 1930 The Rev Thomas Arthur Ludlow- Only son of the late Rev Arthur Rainey Ludlow, late of Bideford, Vol 4 SM Hewitt Devon. He assumed his wife's surname by licence etc,. p415 Potted History Ref: Armorial Families, 7 ed. By Arthur Charles Fox-Davies (Minety, Wilts) 1813 1930 Henry S Ludlow On "Extradition" Vol 2 SM Lawyer (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p596 1814 1930 Brig-Gen Walter R Ludlow On "Cadet Corps" Vol 2 SM (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p596

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 170 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1815 1930 Air Vice Marshal Edgar R Ludlow- Appointment & promotion. Vol 2 SM Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p596 1816 1930 J C W Ludlow On "Carriages for Smokers" Vol 2 ? Ref: The Times Index p596 1817 1930 Air Vice Marshal Edgar R Ludlow- Inspects RAF College, Cranwell. Vol 2 SM Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p596 1818 1931 John M Ludlow "Correspondence" 12th & 15th May 1931. Vol 2 SS Ref: The Times Index p596 HD 1817 1931 Ernest John Robin Ludlow, TD Eldest son of Donald Ernest and Marcia Ludlow of Twickenham and Vol 5 SM 1931 - Blandford, Dorset. Married firstly in 1970 Sonia daughter of the late p171 Twickenham, Middx Henry Hatfeild of Mereworth, Kent. Two children, Charles Ludlow and Laura Ludlow. Married secondly to Primrose only daughter of R A Palmer of Northampton. Army 1949-1957. Royal Warwickshire Regiment and RASC. Staff RMA Sandhurst, retired 1957. Career in sales and marketing and personnel, J Lyons, The Economist Newspaper. Press Secretary to the Queen 1972-1973. Dep. Dir of Aims of Industry 1973-1978. Executive Search 1979-2000. TA from 1959-1990. Kent and Sharpshooters Yeomanry, The Queens Regiment, Major Vice Chairman South East. TA VRA and Chairman Kent Committee. Chairman S E Recruiting Committee. A Govenor of the Royal Star and Garter Home, Richmond, Surrey. A Govenor of the Clergy Orphan Corporation (two schools). National Chairman of the Yeomanry Benevolent Fund, Chairman of the Sharpshooter Yeomanry Association, plus other interests. Born 1931, living. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne 1818 1932 Patrick Ludlow Appears in "Faces" - he was also author of the book about The Vol 2 SS (Actor) London Ludlows called "Bloody Ludlow". p596 SM Ref: The Times Index 1819 1932 Air Vice Marshal Edgar R Ludlow- Received by The King - 24 Nov 1932. Also biog mentioned 30 Aug Vol 2 SM Hewitt 1932. p596 Ref: The Times Index 1820 1933 Edwin William Ludlow, JP. DL Second son of George Rex and Margaret Ludlow of Weymouth, Vol 5 SM 1933 - Dorset. Born 1933 and living. Married Diana, daughter of Robert p171 Weymouth, Dorset Crawford of Whitchurch, Dorset in 1973. One daughter, Clare. A Brewer by trade. Joined Devenish Brewery, Weymouth in 1952 as a second brewer and subsequently on his fathers retirement was appointed Managing Director. A Justice of the Peace for Dorset and Chairman of the Weymouth Bench. High Sheriff of Dorset in 1990 and a Deputy Lieutenant for Dorset. Chairman of the Portland Sailing Club. Living. Ref: Pedigree of Ludlow of Shipton Moyne

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 171 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1821 1933 Air Vice Marshal Edgar R Ludlow- Knighted (KCB) by The King. 2 Jan 1933. Vol 2 SM Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p596 1822 1933 F Ludlow Police Court charges - could be Frederick Ludlow of Oxford 14 June Vol 2 ? 1933. p596 Ref: The Times Index 1823 1933 M G Ludlow Police Court Charges. 14 June 1933. Vol 2 ? Ref: The Times Index p596 1824 1933 J C Ludlow Inquest carried out 15 Aug 1933. Vol 2 ? Death Ref: The Times Index p596 1825 1933 Major L C Ludlow On "The Southdowns". Vol 2 ? Ref: The Times Index p596 1826 1933 Mrs L H Ludlow-Bruges Will published - followed by Law Case. Vol 2 SS Will (Seend, Wilts) Ref: The Times Index p596 HD 1827 1934 Mrs C Ludlow Will published 8 March 1933. Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p597 1828 1934 Miss E R Ludlow Will published 30 Aug 1934. Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p597 1829 1934 Mrs L Ludlow-Bruges Bequest to Melksham Cottage Hospital. July 31, 1934. Vol 2 SS (Seend, Wilts) Ref: The Times Index p597 HD 1830 1934 Air Vice Marshal Edgar R Ludlow- Promoted to Air Marshal. Vol 2 SM Hewitt KCB Ref: The Times Index p597 1831 1935 Edwin Basil Ludlow Edwin Basil Ludlow, son of Edwin Ludlow, The Uplands, Edgbaston. Vol 2 SM Will (Oundle) Death at Oundle Brewery. Will 22 March 1935. p597 Ref: The Times Index 1832 1935 Mrs E Ludlow Fatal accident reported. 16 Sept 1935. Vol 2 ? Death Ref: The Times Index p597 1833 1935 Mr H Ludlow Will published 30 Aug 1935. Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p597 1834 1935 Mrs M G & Mr L Ludlow Fatal accident reported. 7 Sept 1935. Vol 2 ? Death Ref: The Times Index p597 1835 1936 Brig-Gen Walter R Ludlow Receives a Knighthood KCB (CIV) from The King. Vol 2 SM (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p597 1836 1937 Air Marshal Sir Edgar R Ludlow- Promoted Air Chief Marshal. Vol 2 SM Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p597 1837 1937 Mr L Ludlow "War Referendum Proposal" 22 Dec 1937. Vol 2 ? (USA) Ref: The Times Index p597 1838 1938 J P Ludlow Law Case - 3 Feb 1938. Vol 2 ? Ref: The Times Index p597 1839 1938 Mr L Ludlow "War Referendum Proposal" Defeated Vol 2 ? (USA) Ref: The Times Index p597

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 172 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1840 1938 Ludlow & Co Ludlow & Co Solicitors 'on wrongful arrest' Vol 2 SM (Birmingham & London) Ref: The Times Index p597 1841 1938 Mrs E M Ludlow Police Court Charge. Vol 2 ? Ref: The Times Index p597 1842 1938 Mr T W Ludlow T W Ludlow will published. Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p597 1843 1939 Mr E J Ludlow Founders' Company Fellowship. 31 July 1939. Vol 2 ? Ref: The Times Index p598 1844 1939 Rt Rev T R Ludlow On "Interchange of Preachers" 19 July 1939. Vol 2 ? (USA) Ref: The Times Index p598 1845 1939 Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar 25th Anniversary of Qualification as Pilot. 19 August 1939. Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p598 1846 1939 Mrs A Ludlow Will published. Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p598 1847 1940 Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar Appointed Inspector General of The Royal Air Force. 29 March 1940. Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p598

1848 1940 As above Received by The King. Photograph. 2 April 1940. Vol 2 SM p598 1849 1941 Brig-Gen Sir Walter Ludlow Death of son of Joseph Ludlow of Solihull, Warwicks. Surveyor to the Vol 2 SM 1857-1941 (Birmingham) Board of Trade (in particular Railways) life long Territorial Soldier. p598 Died 16 Oct 1941. KCB (Civil Division) CB (Military Division). VD= Volunteer Decoration, TD= Territorial Decoration, Deputy Lieutenant, Warwicks Justice of the Peace, Warwicks. Served Royal Warwickshire Regiment & Staff. Ref: Who Was Who 1941-1950 1850 1941 Brig-Gen Sir Walter Ludlow Death reported and funeral on the 20th October 1941. Vol 2 SM 1857-1941 (Birmingham) Ref: The Times Index p598 1851 1943 Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar R Invested with the GBE, 1 January 1943. Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p598 1852 1945 Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar R Appointed Chairman of the College of Aeronautics. 17 October 1945. Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt Ref: The Times Index p602

1853 1946 As above Invested with the GCB, 1 January 1946. Vol 2 SM Ref: The Times Index p602 1854 1947 Mr B S Ludlow Will published. Vol 2 ? Will Ref: The Times Index p602 1855 1948 Mr F Ludlow Gift to the Natural History Museum, London 31 May 1948. Vol 2 ? (London) Ref: The Times Index p602

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 173 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 1856 1956 Sir Richard Ludlow Death of. Eldest son of the late James and Gertrude Howe Ludlow of Vol 2 IRE Barrister Troy House, Ballycotton, Co Cork. p602 SS 1882-1956 Ref: Who Was Who 1951-1960 HD (Thames Ditton, Surrey) 1857 1962 Ludlow Printed Books List About Ludlow town and Castle. Various Ludlow's writing about a Vol 4 - whole range of topics. p124 Ref: British Museum General Catalogue of printed books. 1955 to p134 1858 1972 Frank Ludlow OBE, BA (Cantab) Collector of birds and plants from Tibet and Himalayas. Vol 4 - 1885-1972 Rhododendron Ludlowii Cowan. p120 Ref: Obituary, The Times, 27 March 1972 p121 1859 1973 E J Robin Ludlow Resigns as Press Secretary to The Queen. Vol 2 SM (Westerham, Kent) Ref: The Times Index p602 1860 1973 Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar R Biog published. Vol 2 SM Ludlow-Hewitt Ref: Whos Who 1971-1980 p603 1861 1973 As above - Death Death of Biog. Vol 2 SM 1886-1973 Ref: The Concise Dictionary of National Biography from Earliest Times p603 to 1985 OUP 1992 1862 1977 Ludlows at the National Portrait Edmund Ludlow, Peter, First Earl Ludlow, Lord Ludlow, Gulian Ludlow Vol 4 - Gallery (USA), Major L C Ludlow, Mr Ludlow, Mr Serjeant Ludlow, Lady p122 Frances Ludlow, Lady Ludlow, Mrs Ludlow. p123 Ref: The National Portrait Gallery 1863 1986 Stokesay Castle Stokesay given to the nation by Lady Magnus Allcroft. In 1994 Vol 4 - (Salop) Stokesay Court, the Allcroft home was the scene of a 'contents' sale p230 after Lady Magnus Allcroft's death. Stokesay Court, built by J D p231 Allcroft of Dent & Allcroft, glove manufacturers, Worcester, in 1869. The front of the new house is very similar to the front of Heywood House, Westbury, built by Henry Ludlow. The architect came from Worcester. 1864 1994 Stokesay Castle A feature in Country Life after restoration by English Heritage. Vol 4 - (Salop) Ref: Country Life, 31 March 1994. p232 to p237 1865 1998 E J Robin Ludlow Biog published. Vol 2 SM (Warminster, Wilts) Ref: Whos Who 1998 p603 2001 - Ludlow Family Arms A collection of Ludlow Arms researched and produced by William G Vol 3 - Ludlow of Canada p1-11 2002 - Calendar of Close Rolls A summary of Ludlow names researched by Tony Ludlow. Vol 3 - 1227-1485 p12-18 2003 - Calendar of Fine Rolls A summary of Ludlow names researched by Tony Ludlow. Vol 3 - 1272-1485 p19-21 2004 - Calendar of Patent Rolls A summary of Ludlow names researched by Tony Ludlow. Vol 3 - 1216-1551 p22-30

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 174 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 2005 - The Pine Marten A description of the Pine Marten, its habitat and feeding habits along Vol 3 - with the Lion Rampant - the crest of the Wiltshire Ludlows. p31-34 Ref: Armorial Bearings of the Guilds of London by John Bromley 2006 - The Ancestory of Roger Ludlow A research by Herbert Furman Seversmith, Ph.D, Fellow of the Vol 3 - American Society of Generalogists. Excellent research. p35-71 Ref: Privately funded and published in the USA. 2007 - History of Wiltshire Extract from various volumes with Ludlow involvement. Vol 3 - p72-184 2008 Index of Ludlow Names Index of Vol 3. The History of Modern Wiltshire Vol 3 - (Wiltshire) p111 2009 One daughter, Elizabeth Edmund and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Giles Coker had one child, a daughter and heiress, Elizabeth who married Sir Henry Coker of Mappowder, Dorset. The Deverill estates passed to the Coker family. The end of 206 years of Ludlow ownership. Ref: Will proved at London 23 February 1645 2014 Edmund Ludlow Regicide Various engravings of Edmund Ludlow Vol 3 SS (Maiden Bradley) p290 HD to p299 2015 - The Family name of Laidlaw Scottish pronounciation of 'Ludlow' in Northumberland Laidlow is Vol 4 - spelled 'Laidler' the Ludlows were in Scotland and the North of p38 England very early on more often than not in the Kings Army - some may have got left behind. Ref: Surnames of Scotland, by George F Black, New York, 1946 - Important Historical Events with These details are included to help interested parties understand how Vol 4 - Dates much turmoil and in-fighting was going on in the British Isles in p1-7 Medieval times - many Ludlows will have perished during this period.

2016 - Genealogical Tables of English For use as a quick reference. Vol 4 - Kings and Queens p8-11 2017 - Coats of Arms belonging to Helpful guide for researchers - various authorities for reference Vol 4 - Families in Great Britain and purposes and a number of Ludlows mentioned. p12-16 Ireland Ref: Alphabetical Dictionary - J W Papworth and A W Morant, 1874

2018 - The Knights of England Christopher Ludlow, Edmund Ludlow, George James Ludlow, Henry Vol 4 - Ludlow, Richard Ludlow, Thomas de Ludlow, William de Ludlow. p17-29 Ref: The Knights of England by W A Shaw Vol II 1906

2019 - Margaret Richards Various letters concerning Ludlow family research/Wills for Somerset, Vol 4 - Archivist and Researcher Herefordshire and Gloucestershire. p75-p87 2020 - The Surname Ladlow The Ludlows lived in Lincolnshire for many generations. Just as the Vol 4 - (Lincs) Scots refer to Ludlows as Laidlaws, so those in Lincs pronounce p62 Ludlow as Ladlow. p63

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 175 No DATE NAME DETAIL REF, VOL BRANCH & PAGE 2021 - Ludlow Wills Names collected by Douglas Ludlow. Vol 4 - Various p64 to p69 2022 - Keith Ludlow Various computer pedigrees/Ludlow. Shipton Moyne, Glos and Hill Vol 4 - Deverill, Wilts. p105 to p111 2023 - Keith Ludlow Index to Male members of the Family Vol 4 - p112 to p114 2000 2000 Margaret Richards, MA Letter from Mrs Richards formerly at the Gloucester Record Office. Vol 4 - Feb (Archivist) Currently archivist to the Duke of Beaufort. p331 2000 Place at Margaret Richards, MA Letter from Mrs Richards. Very factual. Vol 4 - end of (Archivist) p332 Vol 5 p333 2000 Place at Research information Letter from Margaret Richards, Archivist. Vol 4 - end of Margaret Richards, MA 12 February 2000 p72 Vol 5 2000 Place at Research information Letter from Margaret Richards, Archivist. Vol 4 - end of Margaret Richards, MA 23 May 2000 p75 Vol 5 p76 p77 2000 Place at Research information Letter from Margaret Richards, Archivist. Vol 4 - end of Margaret Richards, MA 16 March 2000 p75 Vol 5 p76 p77 2000 Place at Research information by Letter concerning research carried in the PRO Gloucester. Vol 4 - end of Margaret Richards, MA Letter dated 2 April 2000 p417 Vol 5

For Branch Abbreviations - see page 1 176 GENERAL INDEX B A BAGSHOT, SURREY ALDEBURGH, SUFFOLK 706 (Grant to Richard Ludlow (1437) 66, 67, 103 BATH, SOMERSET ALMONDSBURY, GLOS 1597 (1802), 1650 (1822), 1658 (1826) The Oaklands, 152. 1698 BAVERSTOCK, WILTS ALLINGTON, WILTS 1008, Thomas & Jane Ludlow (1593) Manor of 1124 950 (1556), 1200 (1648) BAYCLIFFE, Nr MAIDEN BRADLEY, ANDOVER, HANTS WILTS 1004 (1601), 1157 (1639) 968 Home of Thomas Ludlow (1607) 1580 (1796), 1584 (1798) 1059, 1062 Roger Ludlow (1610) 1159, 1610 (1805) 1229

ARDSALLAGH, CO MEATH BAYNARD, ROBERT 1599, 1603 (1803) 860 of Laycock Abbey, Wilts. Married Elizabeth Ludlow (1501) ARMORIAL FAMILIES 1649 BEDFORD, DUKE OF 1707 Russel family (1842) ARUNDEL, RICHARD EARL OF 100, 101, 236 BELLO COMPO, JOHN de 374 (1360) ASHETON CHURCH, HEREFORDSHIRE 19 BENGAL ARMY 1512 (1775), 1525 (1793), 1590 (1801), ASHLEY MANOR (Nr TETBURY, 1591, 1601 (1803) 1632 (1814) 1633, GLOS) 951 (1556) 1637 (1815) 1693 (1838)

ASS JOHN (LUDLOW) BERWICK, NORTHUMBERLAND 203, 220 (1324) 1569

ASTLEY CHURCH, WORC BEVERSTONE, GLOS 330 1614, 1652, 1683

AUTBY, LINCS BIRMINGHAM, WARWICKS 630 (1408) 1467 (1751) 1525, 1638 (1817), 1674 (1830) 1699, 1728, 1733, 1734, 1736, AVENING, GLOS 1778, 1780, 1786, 1811, 1813, 1814 1509, 1559, 1641, 1643

General Index Page 1 of 16 BLACK BRISTOL, CITY OF 313 (1348) 324 (1349) 354 (1357) 384 1462, 1463, 1464, 1469, 1474, 1488, (1361) 447 (1368) 464 (1369) 466 1498, 1523, 1555, 1556, 1615, 1616, (1370) 476 (1371) 492 (1375) 624 1617, 1628, 1659, 1663, 1664, 1665, (1405) 999 (1585) 1020 (1597) 1043 1676, 1689, 1698, 1710, 1711, 1721, (1603) 1090 (1623) 1132 (1636) 1167 1722, 1723, 1735, 1742 (1641) BRISTOL, PORT OF BLACK PRINCE 685 (1433) 341 (1354) 343, 358, 396 (Thomas Ludlow, Attorney to) BROMFIELD, JOHN de 167 (1315) BLUE BOAR INN; SALISBURY, WILTS 736(1444) built by William Ludlow BROCKENBOROUGH, WILTS 1083 John Ludlow (1620) BORREY, ISABEL, of Shrewsbury John Ludlow (1640) John Ludlow (1683) 67, (1283) 134, 215 wife of John Ludlow BULDEWAS ABBEY, ABBOT OF BORREY, JOHN: son of Richard Borrey 178 (1318) kills Bogo de Ludlow 215 (1327) BULSTRODE FAMILY Philippa married John Ludlow of Hill BORREY, SIMON Deveril, Wilts (1460) 879 (1517) 116 BUTLER (BOUTEILLER) BORREY, RICHARD 760 of the Buttery, Pantry and Beer 25 (1273) 28, 67, 215 first husband of (1450) Isabel BUTLEY, SOMERSET BOSTON, PORT OF, LINCS 1063, Gabriel Ludlow (1610) 280, 295 C BOTERMERE, MANOR OR, WILTS 809 (1466). William Ludlow CALENDER OF PATENT ROLLS 2004 (1216-1551) Ludlow entries BOTILLER, WILLIAM le 158 CALENDER OF FINE ROLLS 2003 (1272-1485) Ludlow entries BOX, WILTS 320 (Church) CALENDER OF CLOSE ROLLS 2002 (1227-1485) Ludlow entries BRADLEY, MANOR OF, WILTS 857 (1500) ownership CAMBRIDGE, KING’S COLLEGE 682, endowment (1433) BRABANT, DUKE OF 131 (1302) CAMS, MANOR OF, HANTS 707, Richard & William Ludlow (1437)

General Index Page 2 of 16 CARMARTHEN, WALES CLARENDEN PALACE & PARK, WILTS 1600 (1803) 720 (1440) William Ludlow 1064 (1636) 1135, 1137, 1258 CARMELITE CHURCH, LUDLOW 327 (1350) CLIFFORD, PRIORY OF 292 (1344) 304 CARISBROOKE CASTLE, I of W 721, William & John Ludlow (1442) COBHAM COLLEGE, KENT 544 (1390) CARNARVON, WALES 663 (1423), 705 COKER FAMILY 1371 of Hill Deverill (1700) CAUS CASTLE, SALOP 678 (1430) COMPTON GREENFIELD, GLOS 1521 (1846) J T Ludlow. 1711, A R CHALFIELD, WILTS Ludlow (1843) 800 William Ludlow, (1462) CONNECTICUT, USA CHARLTON ESTATE, WILTS 1005 (1591) Roger Ludlow 674 involving Richard & William Ludlow – 1500 acres (1427) COPLE HOUSE, BEDS 1623 home of the Earls Ludlow 1679, CHELTENHAM, GLOS (1547) 1688, 1707 (1842)

CHIPPING CAMPDEN, GLOS CORBET, ROBERT 67, (1283) 72, 74, 77, 78, 89, 90, 91, 85, (1287) 98, 105, history., 106, 112, 134, 135, 191, 207, 208, 215, 243, 316, 317, 322, CORBET, THOMAS 323, 325, 412, 561, 562, 571, 597, 598, 111, (1295) 604, 610, 611, 614, 615, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 625, 632, 633, 634, 636, 637, CORBET, SIR ROGER 638 (1409) 641, 788 205 (1325), 302

CHIPPING SODBURY, GLOS CORBET, JOHN 1425 (1730), 1426, 1427, 1428, 1430, 302 (1347) 1431, 1487, 1492, 1499, 1501, 1506, 1507, 1508, 1516, 1520, 1521, 1522, CORBET, ROBERT 1524, 1527, 1529, 1532, 1551, 1552, 604 (1402) 615 1554, 1557, 1558, 1560, 1562, 1563, 1567, 1568, 1570, 1571, 1571, 1572, CORBET, JOHN 1594, 1598, 1622, 1651, 1696, 1758, 822 (1478) Ludows of. CIRENCESTER, Glos CORBET, ROBERT 1009 (1593) Richard Ludlow, 1010, RL’s 1169 (1641) of Stanwarden, Salop WILL, 1455, 1519 Anns WILL (1776) marries Elizabeth Ludlow of Tadley, Hants

General Index Page 3 of 16 CORSHAM, GLOS DINTON, WILTS 1654 968 (1607) home of Thomas Ludlow 1005 (1591) Roger Ludlow, 1018, 1053, COVENTRY, WARWICKS 1062, 1143, 1149 (1638) Gabriel 140, 264, 552, St Michael’s Ludlow, 1159

COWLESBOURNE, GLOS DUNSTABLE PRIORY, CHRONICLER 975 (1573) 1050 (1608) Ludlow names 66 (1283)

COWLEY, GLOS DYMOKE FAMILY 1466, 1482, 1483 343

COWLEY, OXON E 1701, 1703 EKETON CHURCH, LINCS CROMWELL, OLIVER 241 (1334) 1243 (1658) taken ill at Hampton Court and died at Whitehall ELKSTONE, GLOS 1050 (1608) Richard Ludlow. 1406 CRUDWELL, WILTS (1702) John Ludlow. 1514 (1775) John 1468 Ludlow. 1612 (1807) John Ludlow

D ENGLISH CIVIL WAR BATTLES 1172 (1642) Edge Hill. 1175 (1643) DE BANCO ROLLS Chalgrove Field, Oxon. 1176 (1643) 59 (1281) Ludlow Family Adwalton Moor, Yorks. 1177 (1643) Lansdown, Som. 1178 (1643) DEVERILL VALLEY, WILTS Roundway Down, Wilts. 1179 (1643) 1191 a history of the valley Newbury, Berks. 1184 (1644) Newark, Notts. (1644) Cheriton, Hants. (1644) DEVIZES, WILTS Cropredy Bridge, Oxon. 1185 (1644) 1530 (1779) Ludlow snuff makers, 1602 Marston Moor, Yorks. (1644) (1803) 1704 (1841) Lastwithel, Cornwall. (1644) Newbury, 2, Berks. 1193 (1645) Langport, Som. D’ERVASSAL, SIR HUMPHREY OF (1645) Naseby, Northants. (1645) SPERMORE Rowton Heath, Cheshire. 1196 (1646) 127 Preston, Lancs, King surrenders to the Scots. DERBY 268 ESCOURT, THOMAS 861 (1510) of Shipton Moyne, Glos. DEUX HILL CHAPEL, HEREFORD 863, 864. 865, 869, Anne, his wife. 289 ESSEX DIDDLEBURY, SALOP 411 West Tilbury and Plumbergh 44, 47, 522

General Index Page 4 of 16 ETTON, GLOUCESTER, CITY 665 (1423) Serjt of the Cellar, William 768 (1455) William Ludlow. 774, Ludlows brother in law. William Ludlow. 855, City Map. 1417, 1428, 1429, 1436, 1438, 1447 F GLOUCESTER, EARL OF FACCOMBE, HANTS 526 (1386) decd 764 (1452) Ludlow property GLOUCESTER, THOMAS, DUKE OF FAMINE, SALOP 568 (1394) 165 (1315-1325) GLOUCESTER, HUMPHREY, DUKE OF FAREHAM, NORTH & SOUTH, HANTS 721 (1442) death of. William Ludlow 708 (1473) property, 765 (1453) granted office of Constable of property, 810 (1466) property. 931 Carisbrook Castle, I of W in his place. (1546) property. 1056 (1608) 1057 (1609) GREAT CHALFIELD, THE MANOR OF 470 (1371) John & Thomas Tropenell. FARLEIGH, WILTS, MONKS OF 808 (1465) 472 (1371) includes Knightly families of Ratcliffe, Ludlow and Stourton GREAT DURNFORD, WILTS 1026 (1599) George Ludlow FARNINGHAM, NORTH KENT 559 (1392) GREAT FIRE OF LONDON 1290 (1666) FORDE, William de la 270 (1340) accussed of murder, 272 GREAT KITCHEN, PURVEYOR OF 240 (1334), 244, Walter de Ludlow FRECKENHAM, WORCS 321, church 330 GREAT MISSENDEN, BUCKS 1052 (1608) 1054

G GREAT STOUGHTON, HUNTS 1603 (1803), Peter 1 st Earl Ludlow’s GASCONY home in England 358 GREETE, SALOP GAVASTON, PETER de 38 (1277) William de Ludlow, Rector of 156 (1313) GREVIL, JOHN GENVILL, GEOFFREY de 208 (1327) of Chipping Campden, Glos 30 (1275), 42, 48, 51 GREVILL, WILLIAM, (senior) GENVILL, MATILDA de (LACY) 597 (1401), 598, of Chipping Campden, 30 (1275), 42 604 (1402, IPM)

General Index Page 5 of 16 GREVIL, JOHN HARDWICKE, GEORGE 634 (1409) of Chipping Campden and 1499 (1770) 1532 of Chipping Sodbury, executor of Edward Ludlow’s Will. 637 Glos

GREVELL, ROGER HARESCOMBE, GLOS 1622 788 (1459) of Ludlow, Salop HARESFIELD, GLOS 1505 GREY, JOHN de 96 (1281) HARLEY, RICHARD de 158 GRIFFITHS, SIR PIERS HARPOL, NORTHAMPTON 668 (1424) father of Constance who 281 (1343) 407, Ludlow property married Maurice Ludlow of the Morehouse, Salop HASTINGS, SUSSEX 1740, 1741

GUILDFORD, SURREY HATHEROP, GLOS 256 (1337) 716 (1439) the Park 725, Richard Ludlow, 769 (1455) Richard Ludlow, HAUGHMOND ABBEY, SALOP 787, 791 the Park 734 (1444), Abbot John Ludlow, 805 (1464) H HENLEY, SALOP, THE MANOR OF HADDON HALL, DERBY 458 (1369) Sir John Ludlow, 487 579 (1395), 826, 830, the family home of the Vernon family HENLEY ON THE HEATH, SURREY 661 (1422) Richard Ludlow, 708, 785, HALGHTONE, JOHN de 787 344 (1355) HERTFORD, HERTS HANKERTON, WILTS 1667, 1694 (1834) 1696, 1700, 1725, 1444, 1456, 1471, 1489, 1718, Shipton 1730 Moyne Ludlows HEYFORD, SALOP 519 HAMSTEDE NORREY, BERKS 802 (1463) property & Richard Ludlow HEYWOOD HOUSE, WILTS 1556, 1561, 1573, 1578 (1796) 1587, HANNINGTON, MANOR OF, 1618, 1639, 1668, 1675 (1830), 1713 CRICKLADE, WILTS (1844) 1731 (1859). Ludlow property 951 (1556) George Ludlow HIGHNHAM, GLOS HARDWICKE, RACHAEL 8, 15 (1254) Ludlows of. 1532 (1780) wife of Daniel Ludlow MD

HARDWICKE, ANN AND CATHERINE 1506 (1772) 1515 (1776)

General Index Page 6 of 16 HILL DEVERILL, HOPTON, WILLIAM 591, 593, 710 (1438) acquired by 389 (1361) William Ludlow, 824, 825, pedigree, 828, Manor of Langley, 836 (1487) John HOPTON, SIR WALTER Ludlow IPM, 844, 852, 856, Church, 422 (1366) 844, Table Tomb, 885, 886, 902, 937, inclosure, 945, 948, 980, 985, 995, 1004, HORSINGTON, SOM 1011, 1013, 1027, 1038 history 955, 971, 972 of, 1046, 1059 Baycliffe, 1071, 1095, 1123, 1157, 1169, 1182 The Manor of, HULL, KINGSTON UPON 1190, 1201, 1028 info and photographs, 213 (1327) 295 1379 (1704) Church Plate, 1581, 1627

HILL DEVERILL ESTATE, WILTS HUNGERFORD, SIR JOHN 1445 (1737), Ludlow and Coker, 1581 298 (1346) (1796) Estate sale HINDON, WILTS 1092, Sir Edmund Ludlow MP (1604- HUNGERFORD, SIR WILLIAM 1614) 533 (1388) Parliament

HODGES JOHN HUNGERFORD, SIR WALTER 917 (1543) buys Shipton Moyne estate 650 (1416) off the Stourtons I HODNET, SALOP 378, 380, 416, 485, 487, 516, 519, 584, ISABELLA, QUEEN 678, 757, 822, 830, 851 240 (1334)

HODNET, ODE de IVER, BUCKS 1704 484 (1150) also Baldwyn and William

HODNET, SIR WILLIAM de J 119 (1297), 484 JENNER, EDWARD HODNET, MAUD (MATILDA) 1501 (1770) was apprenticed to Daniel 119, 484 Ludlow, Apothecary, of Chipping Sodbury. 1654 (1823) HODNET, THOMAS 505 (1378) K

HOPTON, SIR JOHN KEMPSTONE, ELIZABETH 503 (1378) property deals with Sir John 1245 (1658) sister of regicide Edmund Ludlow Ludlow

HOPTON, THOMAS KING CHARLES II, 1630-1685 364 (1358) pardoned 1256 (1660) restored to the throne. 1330 (1685) dies at Whitehall Palace

General Index Page 7 of 16 KING JAMES II, 1653-1701 LEICESTER 24 (1273) 1336 (1688) flees to France LEKHAMPSTEDE, BERKS KINGSTON DEVERILL, 784 (1458) 961 (1565) Acquired by George Ludlow and sold to the Thymes in 1737. 1014 LILLESHALL PRIORY, SALOP home of Edward Ludlow (MP for 230 (1330) Hindon), not the regicide. 1207 (1599) acquired by Sir Edmund Ludlow. 1059, LINCOLNSHIRE 1061, 1075 (1616) Sir Edmund Ludlow 153 (1312) 163, 182, 213, 255 is Church Patron. 1289 (1666) Edmund Ludlow dies without issue. LINGEN, SIR RALPH 416, of Wigmore, Hereford KINGSTON UPON HULL, PORT OF 689 (1434) William Ludlow appointed LITTLETON ON SEVEN, GLOS Gauger 1521

KIRTON, LINCS 1657 LONDON, CITY AND PORT OF 705 (1437) William Ludlow, Gauger of KNIGHTS OF ENGLAND 2018 various Ludlow names LONDON PROPERTY 637 (1409) belonging to Edward L Ludlow, Walbrook Tower Street, Mincing Lane and Fenchurch LACOCK ABBEY, WILTS 860 (1501) Memorial to Robert Baynard LONGBRIDGE DEVERILL, WILTS & his wife, Elizabeth Ludlow 1046

LACY, SIR ROBERT de LOPES, HENRY CHARLES 396 (1363) Clerk to the Black Prince 1757 (1828-1899). First Baron Ludlow of Heywood House, Wilts LACY FAMILY BIOGS 2 (1200) LUDGERSHALL PARK, WILTS LAIDLAW 684 (1433) William Ludlow appointed 2015 general info Parker, 686, Manor of. 712, Manor and Farm. 715, Parker. 751, ratification. LANCASTER, THOMAS EARL OF 156 (1313) LUDGERSHALL, WILTS 823 William Ludlow MP, 1432, 1433, LANCASTER 269 1435, 1437. Henry Ludlow MP 1604- 1611. 1092 (1597) Sir Edmund Ludlow LANGLEY, HANTS, MANOR OF MP. 1157 828 (1482) acquired by John Ludlow of Hill Deverill. 829, South Langley LUDLOW & Co 1840 (1938) Birmingham & London LEAKHAMPTON, GLOS Solicitors 1050 (1608) John Ludlow

General Index Page 8 of 16 LUDLOW PRINTED BOOKS LIST LUDLOW, SALOP 1857 103, 221, 285, 286, 287, 583

LUDLOW BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES LUDLOW HALL, OXFORD AND BURIALS UNIVERSITY 229 (1330). 514, 1089, at the Minster Church, description. 553 Warminster, Wilts from 1622-1755 reorganisation

LUDLOW BRIDGE, BECKLY, SUSSEX LUDLOW FAMILY ROLL OF HONOUR 949 (1555) over the river Rother or 1773, WW1 (1914-1918) WW2 (1939- Tillingham 1945), 90 Ludlows died

LUDLOW FAMILY OF TETBURY, GLOS 1033, Chipping Sodbury, Glos. 1094, 1128 (1635) five Ludlow names 1180 Monkton Deverill, Wilts. 1369, Arms & mottos LUDLOW of GLOS LUDLOW ARMS 930 various Wills 56 (1280-1497)

LUDLOW FARM, CROCKERTON, LUDLOW, THE CHURCH OF ST WILTS 1088 LAURENCE 190, 554 LUDLOW FAMILY – DEVON, SOMERSET AND GLOS LUDLOW CASTLE 1319 (1680) various names mentioned 51 (1278)

LUDLOWS OF HEYWOOD HOUSE, LUDLOW OF GLOUCESTER WILTS 1345 (1692) Freeman of the City, 1739, short profile Thomas son of Joseph, Joseph and Christopher LUDLOW FAMILY ARMS, WILTS 959, (1565) Hill Deverill, 960 (1565) LUDLOW OF SOMERSET Heralds visitation. 1034, description. 1032 (1599) various Wills 1036 (1600) Armorial Bearings. 1037 Armorial Bearings. 2001 a collection of LUDLOW OF STOKESAY AND THE MORE Arms HOUSE, SHIPTON , SALOP 1091 (1623) visitations of Salop LUDLOW FAMILY OF KEEVIL AND ROWDE, WILTS M 1752 (1893) several names mentioned MAIDEN BRADLEY, WILTS LUDLOW MARRIAGES, 1500-1850 948 (1555) 981, 995, 1006, 1024, 1035, 859, names by Nimrod index 1047, 1074, 1093, 1095, 1115 (1633), (All Saints Church), 1121, 1133, 1144, LUDLOW WILLS 1146, 1171 2021, Douglas Ludlow collection

LUDLOW WILLS, 1400-1890 592

General Index Page 9 of 16 MARCLE, HEREFORD (MUCH AND MOINE, BERNARD le GREAT) 26 (1273) 846 Moyne family of Shipton 110 (1295), 133, 148, 357 Moyne, Glos

MARMION, SIR PHILIP MOYNE, THOMAS 69 (1283) his daughter married Sir 382 (1361) of Shipton Moyne, Glos Thomas Ludlow MONKTON DEVERILL, WILTS MASSACHUSETTS, USA 1094 (1624) Ludlow Arms, 1180, 1446 1005 (1591) Roger Ludlow MONKTON DEVERILL ESTATE, WILTS 1445 (1737) Ludlow and Coker MAYFLOWER, THE 1234 (1655) George Ludlow part owner MONMOUTH, WALES 740 (1445) Sir William Ludlow appointed MEATH, IRELAND Steward for life 1461 (1750).1476, 1477, 1479, 1481, 1484, 1485, 1486 MONTGOMERY, CASTLE AND MELKSHAM, WILTS CHURCH 127 (1300) Sir Lawrence de 1500 (1770) 1577 Steward of the Castle 168, 206, 222, 256, 380, 584, 678 MERCERS COMPANY, LONDON 681 (1432) William Ludlow MORE HOUSE, THE, SHIPTON, SALOP 668 (1424), 788, 804, 853, Maurice MERTON, SURREY Ludlow. 867 (1510) Maurice dies. 627 (1408) 940 (1551) Thomas Ludlow 952 (1556) Anne Ludlow 990 (1581) Thomas dies MIDDLETON CHAPEL, HEREFORD 1012 (1595). 1091 (1623) Visitation of 289 (1344) Salop

MILCOTE MANOR, WARWICK MORTON, GLOS 597 (1401) 598, William Grevill 1528 (1778)

MILITARY DUTY, GLOS MORTIMER, ROGER, EARL OF 1050 (1608) Richard, John, William and MARCH 87 (1287) 94, 283, 311, 319 Thomas Ludlow MORTIMER, ROGER de, EARL OF MINETY, GLOS MARCH 1495 (1768) Ann Ludlow 357 (1357) 360, 378 (1360) IPM

MINCHINHAMPTON, GLOS MORTIMER, HENRY de 1400 (1715) 299 (1346)

MITTON AND LUDLOW PEDIGREES, MORTIMER, JOAN SALOP 311 (1348) wife of Roger 1270 (1663) MUNSLOW, SALOP 196 (1324) William Ludlow presented to the Church, 197, 198, 200, 258

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NEW BURLINGTON STREET, PAINSWICK, LONDON 1681 (1833) home of Lady 644 (1413) William Ludlow. 1230 Harriet (1654) John Ludlow. 1539 (1783) Ludlow and her sisters Edward Ludlow – memorial in Church

NEWNHAM, GLOS PARLIAMENT 6 (1243) 257 (1337) William Ludlow attendance

NORTHAMPTON PEMBROKESHIRE 232 (1330) 234, 257, Burguess, 260, 1550 (1787) Stephen Ludlow 261, 262, 278, 280, 281 (1343) Harpol property. 594, 640 PEMBRUGGE II, SIR FULKE 416 (1366) of Tong, Salop NORTON, MANOR OF, DAVENTRY, NORTHANTS PENLYN MERYONNYTH 594 (1400) 764 (1452) William Ludlow

NORTON ST PHILIP, WILTS PEPELOWE, SALOP 1686 (1834) 1692 519 (1383)

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, Ludlows of PEYTEVYNE, SIR THOMAS 1394 (1713) 1395, 1396, Bingham, 416 (1366) married to Isabel Ludlow Cropwell Butler and Newark PINE MARTEN O 2005 description of. The crest and Arms of the Ludlows of Hill Deverill OLD SARUM, WILTS 1092 (1571) Sir Edmund Ludlow MP PISTELL, WILLIAM 1648 (1821) Monumental Mason, active OXFORD in India, memorial to Colonel John 510 (1380) 565, 572, 575, 635 Ludlow, Bengal Army

OXFORD, ST FRIDESWIDE PRIORY PLOMBERGH OR PLUMBERGH, 226 (1329) ESSEX 411 (1365) Sir Thomas de Ludlow granted the Manor. 443, 504 OXFORD, ST MARY’S 75 (1285) PRIDE HILL, SHREWSBURY, SALOP 9 (1254) the home of Nicholas de 10 (1255) William de Ludlow Chancellor Ludlow of Oxford University. 229 (1330) Ludlow Hall. 246, 253, 514, 553, 582, PRIDE, RICHARD 755 116 (1296) of Shrewsbury, Salop

General Index Page 11 of 16 Q ST MARY, FREE CHAPEL OF, SHREWSBURY, SALOP QUARELSTEDE, BERKS, MANOR OF 273, (1341) 711 (1438) Quit claim in William Ludlow’s favour ST THOMAS CHURCH, SALISBURY, WILTS 758 (1450) William Ludlow replaced R North aisle roof. 759

RICHARDS, MARGARET SALISBURY, WILTS 2019, 2000. Archivist and researcher 662, 671

RINGWOOD FAMILY OF RINGWOOD, SANCTOCLARO (SINCLAIR) JOHN HANTS de 281 (1343) Harpol, Northants. 659 (1422) Thomas Ringwood marries 407, Joan Ludlow. 674, John Ludlow marries Harpol Lora Ringwood. 838 SCRIVELSBY, LINCS RINGWOOD, HANTS 69 (1283) the home of Sir Thomas 1041 (1614) 1069 Ashlie . 1072 (1615) Ludlow, Kings Champion. 126, 151, Ashelie, Nr Ringwood. 1077, North 155, 271, 318 Ashley SCROPE, SIR RICHARD RODBOROUGH, GLOS 526 (1386) 1629 (1814) John Ludlow SCROPE, RICHARD ROWELEY, STAFFS, MANOR OF 901 (1533) of Castle Combe, Wilts, 719 (1440) William Ludlow married Mary Ludlow

ROYALIST SUPPORT IN WILTS SEDGEMOOR, BATTLE OF 1170 (1641) very little 1332 (1655)

RUTLAND 1577, 1631, 1644, 1660 (1826), 1661, 274 (1341) John and Nicholas de 1680, 1685, 1687, 1690, 1702 (1841), Ludlow 1726 (1855), 1776, 1826

S SEVERSMITH, DR HERBERT (USA) 2006 American genealogist who ST ANDREWS, HOLBORN, LONDON researched Roger Ludlow’s ancestry 1006 (1660) Sir Henry Ludlow buried in the Church SHARNEBROKE, KENT 677 (1430) ST LAWRENCE, CHAPEL, WARMINSTER, WILTS (1695-1829) SHEEPSHEAD, LEICS 1566 (1793), 1636 1361, Feoffees listed, Thomas, Thomas, (1815) Benjamin, James and James. 1626 Ludlow farmers and maltsters (1812)

General Index Page 12 of 16 SHERIFF, COUNTY OF WILTS STANTON LACY 1006 (1633) Sir Henry Ludlow. 1095 117 (1296) Agnes & William de Ludlow (1586) Sir Edmund Ludlow STANWARDEN, SALOP SHIPTON MOYNE, GLOS 1169 (1641) Robert Corbet 844 (1490) 846, 854, publications. 861, 863, 917, estate sold. 928, 929, 973, STAWHOUSE, MANOR OF, GLOS 991, 1017, 1021, 1030, 1085, 1087, 951 (1556) George Ludlow 1143, 1189, 1217, 1449, 1451, 1468, 1574 STOKESAY CASTLE, SALOP 58 (1281) 66, 95, history of, 97, 340, SHIPTON MOYNE, GLOS 380, 416, 516, 584, 668, 678, 822, 850, 470 (1371) Tropenell. 585, Stourton 1091, 1531, seven engravings, 1780, 1863, 1864 SHREWSBURY, SALOP 67, 72, 74, 135, 137, 215, 219, 273, STOKESAY CASTLE, SALOP 277 1760 (1900) potted history by H J Allcroft, the owner. SHREWSBURY ABBEY, SALOP 682 (1433) Abbot Thomas Ludlow. 683, STOKESAY CASTLE, SALOP 688 1864 (1994) Country Life feature. 1863 Castle given to the nation by Lady SIDDINGTON, GLOS Magnus Allcroft 333 (1353) Nicholas Ludlow STOKESAY, ST JOHN THE BAPTIST SODBURY, OLD, GLOS CHURCH 1399 (1714) 1460 (1750) 1761 (1900) general information

SOPWORTH, WILTS STOUGHTON ESTATE, HUNTS 1595 (1802) Daniel Ludlow, MD 1603 (1768) purchased by Peter Ludlow, 1 st Earl Ludlow and sold by the SOUTHAMPTON, PORT OF executors of the 3 rd Earl in 1842 131 (1302) John de Ludlow, Wool Merchant. 136, 218, 220, 714 (1439) STOURTON, SIR JOHN Richard Ludlow. 727, 748, 838, 839, 589 (1399) succeeded his father Sir (1488) John Ludlow, Will. 1419 (1766) William in 1403 and inherited Shipton Edmund Ludlow Moyne Estate in 1422, also known as 2

SOUTH CERNEY, GLOS nd Baron Stourton, died in 1479 1404 (1718) Richard Ludlow marriage STOURTON, SIR WILLIAM SOUTH LANGLEY, HANTS 589 (1399) Biog., married Elizabeth co- 852 (1499) Christine Ludlow, widow heir of Sir John Moyne of Shipton Moyne, he was Steward of the STAFFORD 358 (1357) Walter & John de Ludlow

General Index Page 13 of 16 STOURTON FAMILY, WILTS TAUNTON ST JAMES, 953 (1558) Elizabeth Stourton widow of 1370 (1700) John Ludlow. 1402 (1716) the late William, Lord Stourton marries Julian Ludlow Elizabeth Ludlow of Hill Deverill who is murdered by her son Charles Stourton. TETBURY, GLOS Other info 585, 846, 861, 863, 864, 865, 1435 (1734) Grace Ludlow wife of 917 Thomas Ludlow. 1437, 1453, 1454, 1470, 1472, 1546, 1553, 1606, 1652, STRANGE, SIR JOHN le 1745 (1884) Mary and Thomas Ludlow 89 (1287) 90, 92, 98, 149, 186 THYNNE FAMILY, LONGLEAT, WILTS STRANGE, FAULK le 936 (1547) Sir John Ludlow sells land to 150 (1309) 157 George Ludlow. 961 (1737) Thynne family acquires Kingston Deverill from the STRANGE, BALDWIN Ludlows 471 (1371) married Margaret Ludlow heiress to Chipping Campden. 633, 641 TIDWORTH, NORTH, WILTS 664 (1423) William Ludlow. 665 STRANGE, SIR ROGER le 422 (1366) TILEBURY, ESSEX, MANOR OF 290 (1344) Sir Thomas de Ludlow STRANGE FAMILY acquires land. 411, 443, 504 650 (1416) TONG CASTLE AND CHURCH, SALOP SUCKLEY, CHURCH, WORC 579 (1395) Benedicta Ludlow marries 192 (1322) Sir Richard Vernon of Haddon, Denby and Tong, Salop. 826, 830, 1497 SURREY (1769) a view 145 (1307) Sir Thomas de Ludlow. 254, 255, 770 (1455) Richard Ludlow. 777, TOOTING MANOR, MITCHAM, 780 SURREY 155 (1313) Sir Thomas de Ludlow of T Seivelsby, Lincs and Tooting Manor. 235, 242, 255 TABLE TOMB, HILL DEVERILL CHURCH, WILTS 981 (1578) a Duke of Somerset home, 903 (1519) John Ludlow’s memorial George Ludlow moved to Longbridge Deverills Church TOWER OF LONDON TADLEY, WYFORD FARM, HANTS 275 (1341) Sir Laurence de Ludlow 980 (1577) Henry Ludlow of Hill threatened with the Tower. 276 Deverill, Wilts. 1004, 1011, 1123, 1125, 1129, 1130, 1135, 1138, 1145, 1148, TOWERSEY, BUCKS 1151, 1153, 1154, 1155, 1157, 1160, 1619 (1810) Francis Ludlows death 1169, 1190, 1192, photographs of Farm 1201 TROPENELL FAMILY 801 (1463) Thomas, Humphrey and Christopher

General Index Page 14 of 16 TROPENELL, WALTON ON THAMES, SURREY 470 (1371) marries William Ludlow of Hill 115 (1296) Sir Thomas de Ludlow. 155, Deverills daughter. Owner of Great 245 Chalfield. 672, Cartulary 801, 808 WARDE, JOHN TROPENELL, JOHN 677 (1430) of Sharnebroke, Kent, 470 (1371) witnesses Shipton Moyne property deal with John Ludlow deeds WARDOUR CASTLE, WILTS TROPENELL, CHRISTOPHER 1183 (1644) 470 (1371) witness of the Estcourt estate, Shipton Moyne deeds WARMINSTER, WILTS 963 (1620-1820) Ludlows insitu. 1008 U Thomas Ludlow. 1053, 1188, 1227, 1282, 1405, 1409, 1433, 1442, 1444, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, OXFORD 1450, 1457, 1500, 1510, 1592, 1646, 229 (1330) Ludlow Hall was merged 1647, 1686 with U C when the College was re- developed WARMWELL, WILLIAM 662 (1423) Biog. MP for Salisbury, ULEY, GLOS Reeve, Coroner and Mayor. Daughter 123 (1299) Walter de Ludlows home married William Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts

V WARWICK 159 (1314) Alan de Ludlow and Matilda VERNON FAMILY OF DENBY AND SALOP 118, 642, 646 (1413) Fulk Vernon. 654, WAYBRIDGE, SURREY Sir William Vernon. 739 (1445-1515) Sir 630 (1408) John Ludlow, Vicar of Henry Vernon. 741, Sir Richard Vernon. Weybridge 826, Sir Henry Vernon. 826, Thomas Vernon. 830, Sir Henry and Humphrey WESTBURY, SALOP Vernon 188 (1321) Richard Ludlow was honorary Canon of Westbury. 305 VERNON, SIR RICHARD 579 (1395) 654 WESTBURY, WILTS 1556 (1789) Abraham Ludlow MD of VERNON FAMILY OF WILTS Bristol marries Elizabeth Gainsford- 1039 (1600) Gibbs, heiress to Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts. 1668, 1670, 1675, W 1713

WALL-HEWITT, THOMAS WESTBURY ON TRIM, GLOS 1710 (1843) of Clancoole, Ireland, 1673 (1830) Katherine widow of father of Annette. She married the Rev Ebenezer Ludlow lived here Arthur Ludlow – start of the Ludlow- Hewitts WEST SHERBORNE, HANTS 984 see TADLEY, HANTS, 986, 988

General Index Page 15 of 16 WEYMOUTH, DORSET WORCESTER 1763, 1805 270 (1340) William de Ludlow of Stokesay murdered at Worcester. 272 WICKWAR, GLOS 1475 (1755) Francis Ludlow marries WOTTON, WILLIAM Hanna Hale. 1502 569 (1394) alias Ludlow

WIMBLEDON, SURREY WYNNE, SIR WILLIAM le 1693 (1838) the home of John Malcolm 119 (1297) Matilda Ludlow widowed in Forbes Ludlow, CB 1316 married Sir William le Wynne

WILTSHIRE, HISTORY OF Y 2007 various YATE, GLOS WILTSHIRE, LOCAL DIRECTORIES 1527 (1778) 1549, 1589 (1800), 1620, 1719 1630, 1653 (1824), 1655, 1677

WILTSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY YARNFIELD, SOM 1596 (1802) Cornet, A Ludlow and 1147 (1638) Sir Henry Ludlows home Cornet, B P Ludlow YOTES COURT, MEREWORTH, KENT WINCHCOMBE, GLOS 1590 the home of Major General John 938 (1550) Manor of Cotes and Gretton, Ludlow, Bengal Army 1801-1882 996, 998

WINDSOR CASTLE, BERKS 734 (1444) Cellar loses. 746 Cellar loses, 766 (1453) Cellar loses 770 Cellar loses. 782 Cellar loses. Richard Ludlow, Serjt of the Cellar was in charge

WINTERBOURNE ST MARTIN, DORSET 1592 (1801) Edward Ludlow, Vicar. 1692, 1738, 1756 (1892)

WINTERBOURNE, GLOS 1651 (1824) Katherine Ludlow

WISTETON CHURCH, HEREFORD 195 (1323) Richard de Ludlow renounces claim to living

WOODCHESTER, GLOS 1480 (1757) Edward Ludlow marries

General Index Page 16 of 16 LUDLOW NAMES INDEX

A LUDLOW, 911 (1537) of Shipton, Salop. 991 LUDLOW, MRS A (1582). Walter and Richard Ludlow 1846 Will published (1939) mentioned

LUDLOW, DR. ABRAHAM LUDLOW-BRUGES, AGNES 1615 of Bristol eminent, Physician 1687 (1835-1870) daughter of (1738-1807) William Heald Ludlow of Seend, Wilts

LUDLOW, ABRAHAM LUDLOW, ALAN de 1469 of Bristol, Will (1753) 159 (1314) of Warwick. 159, 230

LUDLOWL, ABRAHAM LUDLOW-HEWITT, ALFRED A T 1556 of Bristol marries Elizabeth 1746 (1884) of Bandon, Co Cork. Gainsford Gibbs of Heywood, Wilts. Short profile 1561 (1791) 1573 (1796) 1578 (1796) dies in Rouen, France LUDLOW, ALICE de 15 (1266) LUDLOW, ABRAHAM 1587 of Heywood House, son of LUDLOW, ALICE Abraham marries Miss Gibbs. 1596, 625 (1409) 634 resigned from Wiltshire Yeomanry. 1616, 1618, 1668, 1670, 1671. LUDLOW, ALICE Appointed High Sheriff of Wiltshire 830 (1482) daughter of Sir John (1810) Ludlow and granddaughter of Sir Richard Ludlow LUDLOW, ADA, B 1809 Will published (1929) LUDLOW, ALICE 1043 (1603) dies, buried St LUDLOW, ADAM de Margarets Church, Westminster, 121 (1298) possibly George Ludlow’s daughter

LUDLOW, ADAM LUDLOW, ALICE 1311 (1674) son of George Ludlow of 1318 (1680) of St Giles, Holborn, the More House, Salop, at Oxford. London 1313, 1314 LUDLOW, ANN LUDLOW, AGNES de 826 (1480) daughter of Sir John 107 (1295) 117 wife of Laurence de Ludlow, granddaughter of Sir Richard Ludlow 125 Ludlow

LUDLOW, AGNES de LUDLOW, ANN 243 (1334) the wife of Bogo de 1007 (1593) dies of the plague, buried Ludlow at Westminster

Ludlow Names Index Page 1 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1425 (1730) of Chipping Sodbury, 1779 (1918) worthless cheque. 1783 Glos. Will, 1426, 1427 (1919)

LUDLOW, ANN LUDLOW, AUGUSTAS, 2 ND EARL 1487 (1763) of Chipping Sodbury, 1623 (1811) of Cople House, Beds, Glos dies. Succeeded by his brother

LUDLOW, ANN LUDLOW, REV. ARTHUR RAINEY 1493 (1767) marriage at Oaksey, 1663 (1827) eldest son of Ebenezer Glos Ludlow of Bristol 1665. 1710 marriage to Annette Hewitt. 1711 LUDLOW, ANN (1846) appointed Rector of Compton 1518 (1776) of Cirencester, Will other Greenfield, Glos. 1521 (1855) Rector Ludlows mentioned of Littleton-on-Seven, Glos

LUDLOW, ANN LUDLOW, AUGUSTA 1547 (1786) wife of James Ludlow. 1680 (1823) death of wife of William Headstone at Cheltenham Heald Ludlow of Seend, Wilts

LUDLOW, ANN B 1660 (1826) of Seend, Wilts, sister of W H Ludlow LUDLOW, BOGO de 67 (1283) of Chipping Campden, LUDLOW, ANNE Glos. 74, 104, 106, 112, 191, 207, 952 (1557) wife of Laurence Ludlow 215 (1327) murdered. 372 of the More House, Shipton, Salop LUDLOW, BENEDICTA de LUDLOW, ANNE 579 (1395) buried beside her husband 1228 (1653) Anne dies Sir Richard Vernon at Tong, Salop. 654 LUDLOW, LADY ANNE BARBARA st 1682 (1833) death, daughter of 1 LUDLOW, BENJAMIN Earl Ludlow 1024 (1598) fourth son of Sir Edmund & Margaret Ludlow, killed at LUDLOW, ANNE the siege of Corfe Castle, Dorset. 1394 (1713) of Bingham, Notts, 1078, 1079 marries Henry Carrington LUDLOW, BENJAMIN LUDLOW, ANNE 1397 (1714) of Warminster, Wilts, 1447 (1738) wife of Richard Corsley son of Thomas Ludlow. 1442 (1736) of Gloucester Wilts Quarter Sessions and Assizes

LUDLOW, ANNE LUDLOW, BENJAMIN PENNELL 1428 (1731) of Gloucester, Will. 1500 (1770) son of Benjamin & Ann 1429 Ludlow of Warminster. 1596 (1803) resigns from the Wiltshire Yeomanry

Ludlow Names Index Page 2 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1450 (1741-1785) of Warminster, 668 (1424) daughter of Sir Piers Griffith Wilts third son of Christopher and and wife of Maurice Ludlow of Catherine Ludlow 1510 the More House, Salop

LUDLOW, BENJAMIN LUDLOW, CHRISTOPHER 1577 (1796) of Melksham, Wilts, 1269 (1662) of Shipton Moyne, Glos. husband of Susanna and father of Son of Stephen Ludlow. 1320 (1681) William Heald Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury, marriage

LUDLOW, BASIL GUY LUDLOW, CHRISTOPHER 1752 (1893-1954) of Birmingham and 1386 (1707) sixth son of Thomas & Oundle. Brewer Dorothy Ludlow of Warminster, Wilts

C LUDLOW, CHRISTOPHER 1387 (1710) apprentice of Joseph LUDLOW, MRS C Ludlow of Gloucester 1827 (1934) Will published LUDLOW, CHRISTOPHER LUDLOW, C H 1399 (1714) of Old Sodbury, Glos. 1743 (1882) of Bristol Two sons William and Stephen

LUDLOW, CATHERINE LUDLOW, CHRISTOPHER 1057 (1609) wife of John Ludlow of 1444 (1736) of Warminster, Wilts, Fareham, Hants marries Catherine Lampard

LUDLOW, CATHERINE ANNE LUDLOW, CHRISTOPHER 1572 (1824) of Chipping Sodbury 1496 (1768) son of Daniel Ludlow of only daughter of Ebenezer and Chipping Sodbury, Glos. 1515, 1517 Catherine Ludlow, she died (1824) LUDLOW, CHRISTOPHER LUDLOW, CHARLES 1555 (1789) of Bristol dies 1502 (1770) Marriage, Wickwar, Glos D LUDLOW, LADY CHARLOTTE 1679 (1831) Fourth daughter of the LUDLOW, DOROTHIE first Earl Ludlow, she died (1831) 1072 (1615) wife of John Ludlow of Ashlie, Ringwood, Hants. Will. 1073 LUDLOW, CHRISTINE 852 (1499) second wife of John LUDLOW, DANIEL Ludlow of Hill Deverill and of South 1460 (1750) of Chipping Sodbury, Langley, Hants. 862 Glos of Smallpox fame. 1492, 1496, 1501, 1516 (1776) Freeholder LUDLOW, SIR CHRISTOPHER 300 (1347) knighted at Calais. 303

Ludlow Names Index Page 3 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1522 (1757-1802) son of Daniel and 1499 (1770) of Chipping Sodbury, Elizabeth Ludlow of Chipping married Katherine Wallis. 1506, Sodbury, Glos. 1532 (1780) Surgeon, 1507, 1508, 1516 (1776) Freeholder, marries Katherine Hardwicke. 1594 1521 (1777) son & heir Ebenezer. dies aged 45 years buried at Sopworth, 1570 Ebenezer dies. 1572 (1796) Wilts. 1595 Will Memorial in Chipping Sodbury Church. 1575, 1651, 1673 LUDLOW, DANIEL JACOB 1562 (1792) of Chipping Sodbury, LUDLOW, EBENEZER Glos., son of James and Jane Ludlow 1524 (1777-1851) 1558 (1791) of Chipping Sodbury, son of Ebenezer. LUDLOW, DANIEL 1560, 1563 (1793), 1565, 1567, 1584 (1777-1836) Surgeon of 1653, 1655, 1659 (Serjt at Law) Andover, Hants., marries Miss 1644, 1677, 1689 (appointed Steward Lowman (1798). 1691 (1836) of Tolzey Court, Bristol). 1710 memorial in Lyndhurst Church, Hants (1843) 1721 Bristol riots. 1723 (1851) death. 1726 Obituary LUDLOW, DONALD ERNEST 1762 (1901-1977) of Birmingham, LUDLOW-HEWITT, EDGAR RAINEY Twickenham and Blandford, Dorset. 1748 (1886-1973) 1781, 1785 Brewer Brigadier-General appointed CMG. (1919) 1793 Air Commodore and ADC E to King George V. 1799 Commandant RAF Staff College. LUDLOW, MISS E R 1803 appointed, CB. 1815 (1930) Air 1828 (1934) Will published Vice Marshall. 1817, 1819, 1821 (1933) appointed KCB, 1830 Air LUDLOW, MRS E Marshall. 1836 (1936) Air Chief 1832 (1935) fatal accident Marshall. 1845, 1847 (1940) Inspector General, RAF. 1851, GBE. LUDLOW, E M 1852 Chairman of the College of 1841 (1938) Police Court charge Aeronautics. 1853, GCB. 1860, Biog. 1861, Biog LUDLOW, E J 1843 (1939) Founders Company LUDLOW, EDMUND, RANALD, Fellowship OWEN 1775 (1915) Brigadier-General appointed CB. 1784 (1919) LUDLOW, EALFRID appointed CBE. 1806 (1929) death. 601 (1401-1403) Vicar of Chettle, 1807 profile. Dorset LUDLOW, EDMUND SAMUEL LUDLOW, EBENEZER 1766 (1840-1906). 1767 profile 1700 (1840-1900) Surgeon of Hertford, Herts and London LUDLOW, EDMUND, EMELIUS 1605 (1804) son of Samuel & Mary Ludlow of Bengal – served in the Bengal Army

Ludlow Names Index Page 4 of 35 LUDLOW, Maiden Bradley, Wilts, forfeited. 1714 (1844) of London, married Mrs 1260 (1660) proclamation to Rooke apprehend Ludlow. 1261 (1660) escapes custody. 1262 (1661) LUDLOW, EDMUND forfeits property. 1263 (1661) on the 1656 (1825) of Painswick, Glos run. 1266 (1662) search for Ludlow continues. 1267 (1662) Warrants LUDLOW, EDMUND issued for his arrest. 1268 (1662) 1405 (1718) of Warminster, Wilts, at search continues. 1268 (1662) Oxford dressed as a sailor Ludlow escapes to France. 1271 (1663) Plots against LUDLOW, EDMUND the King. 1272 (1663) more 1523 (1777) marriage to Mary Jones rumours. 1273 (1663) arms cache of Bristol found. 1274 (1663) attempts on Ludlows life fails. 1275, 1281, 1283, LUDLOW, EDMUND (REGICIDE) 1284, 1288, 1289 (1666) inherits his 1617-1693. 1604 (1634) at Oxford. uncles estate. 1292, 1293, 1300, 1074, eldest son of Sir Henry Ludlow, 1315, 1342, 1347 biog. 1348 biog. biog. 1121 (1634) short biog. 1124 1349, Edmund dies at Vevey, at Oxford. 1144 (1638) admitted to Switzerland, biog, 1350, 1352, 1355. the Inner Temple. 1150 farmer of coppice. 1152 (1639) grant in free LUDLOW, EDMUND (REGICIDE) farm. 1168 seeking a wife. 1171 2014 (1640) various engravings (1642) in Salisbury, Wilts. 1183 (1644) Governor of Wardour Castle, LUDLOW, SIR EDMUND Wilts. 1187 defends Wardour. 1194 828 (1555-1624) 937, of Hill Deverill, (1645) appointed Sheriff of Wiltshire. inclosures. 948 son of George and 1198 (1646) supports a distress Edith Ludlow, biog. 955 (1585) warrant. 1199 (1647) administrator of Sheriff of Wiltshire. 1001 defence of Sir Henry Ludlow’s estate. 1205 the Realm. 1015, 1027 (1599) (1649) lodgings in London. 1207 purchases the Manor of Kingston (1649) Council of State. 1210 Deverill. 1036, Anmorial Bearings. Commission for Ireland. 1213 (1650) 1040 (1601) Knighted. 1046 (1606) Oath of Secrecy. 1214 Lord Deputy of purchases the Manor of Longbridge Ireland. 1215 (1650) Lieut- General of Deverill. 1058 New Forest. 1076 Horse. 1218 requisition of (1616) Patron of Kingston Deverill. Arundel House, London. 1219 1081 (1619) Star Chamber. 1092 movement to Ireland. 1221 (1650) (1624) death of, biog. 1095, 1096, supplying horses. 1223 military 1097 (IPM) engagements in Ireland. 1239 (1656) asked for securities of £5000. 1240, 1250 (1659) helped to reprieve Hampton Court from demolition. 1251 (1659) reports to the Committee of Safety. 1253 (1659) appointed CinC in Ireland. 1254 (1659) a member of the Council of State. 1259 (1660) property in

Ludlow Names Index Page 5 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1014 (1595-1666) second son of Sir EDMUND 189 Edmund Ludlow and his second wife (1321) Cleric Margaret, Biog. MP for Hindon, Wilts. 1059 (1610) at Oxford. 1060 pledges 1738 (1869) Farmer of Winterbourne payment for Henry and Roger Ludlow St Martin, Dorset at the Inner Temple. 1209 (1650) purchases East Knoyle, Wilts., for LUDLOW, EDWARD HENRY £5000. 1220, 1289 (1666) death of. 1684 (1834) third son of Edward Ludlow of Southwark, Surrey. LUDLOW, EDMUND 1019 (1596), of Shipton Moyne, LUDLOW, EDWARD Glos., father of John, Stephen, 1646 (1820) son of James Ludlow of Elizabeth, Alice, Elle and Mary. Anne Warminster. 1647 his wife, kinsmen, Walter, Stephen and Thomas. 1021 (1597) Will. LUDLOW, EDWARD HENRY 1611 (1805) of Westminster, son of LUDLOW, EDMUND Edmund Ludlow served in the Bengal 1110 (1630) son of Henry Ludlow of Army Tadley, 1114 (1632) detained. 1190 (1645) Will and IPM. 1201, Estate LUDLOW, EDWARD 1592 (1801) of Warminster, second LUDLOW, EDMUND son of James and Jane Ludlow. Biog 1189 (1645) marriage to Jane Stephens. 1231 (1654) death of LUDLOW, EDWARD 1557 (1790) of Chipping Sodbury, LUDLOW, EDMUND Glos., son of James and Jane Ludlow 1491 (1766) son of Edmund Ludlow of Southampton. 1490 LUDLOW, EDWARD 1539 (1783) of Painswick, Glos., LUDLOW, EDMUND memorial in Church 1617 (1809) of Bristol, death of, accountant and General Agent LUDLOW, EDWARD 1321 (1681) of Chipping Sodbury, LUDLOW, EDMUND Glos, marriage 574 (1395) of Surrey. 657, 660 collector of Taxes in Surrey LUDLOW, EDWARD 888 (1521) property deal in Berks LUDLOW, EDMUND de 388 (1361) at Oxford. 519, 534, LUDLOW, EDWARD Parson of Wystanstowe, Salop. 543 1613 (1807) commissioned into the (1390) Sir Richard Ludlow’s death. Yeomanry, Glos 546, 549 Sir Richard Ludlow. 570 an affrary. 580 appointed an attorney. 587 (1398) Sir John Ludlow’s death. 595 at Wotton Priory Farm. 617 (1405) 627 Priory of Merton, Surrey

Ludlow Names Index Page 6 of 35 LUDLOW, Robert Corbets property. 618 (1405) 955, (1560) with his wife Maud, Escheator for Glos. 619, 620, 621, property in Horsington, South 622, 625 (1406) death of, Alice his Cheriton and elsewhere in Somerset. wife. 632, Will proved. 634 Will 956, (1562) Edward and Maud contents. 636, 637, London property, deceased, their son Robert Ludlow a 638 Will proved. 641. minor LUDLOW, EDWIN LUDLOW, EDWARD 1674 (1830-1906) fourth son of William 1686 (1800-1892) Vicar (1834) of Ludlow of Birmingham. Brass Norton St Philip, Wilts. 1692 (1837) founder. Cartridge manufacturer and appointed Vicar of Winterbourne St businessman. 1732, 1733, 1734, Martin, Dorset. 1756 (1892) death of 1736.

LUDLOW, EDWARD LUDLOW, EDWIN BASIL 1385 (1707) of Cirencester, Glos. 1736 (1869-1934) son of Edwin and Marriage to Alice of Tetbury, Glos. Fanny Ludlow of Birmingham. Brewer. 1831 (1934) Will published LUDLOW, EDWARD 947 (1554) son of William and Joan LUDLOW, EDWIN WILLIAM, MBE, Ludlow, brother of George, of Manor KSG, JP of Grandon, Som. 953 (1558) 1820 (1933) of Weymouth second son marries Elizabeth the wife of the late of Rex and Madge Ludlow. William Lord Stourton – his son Brewer (1990) High Sheriff of Dorset Charles by Elizabeth murders Edward LUDLOW, EMDEN LUDLOW, EDWARD 1 (1155) Oxford 1480 (1757) of Woodchester, Glos., marriage to Mary Buckingham LUDLOW, ELEANOR 1606 of Tetbury, Glos. 1607 LUDLOW, EDWARD 881 (1518) son of John and Philippa LUDLOW, ELIZABETH Ludlow of the Inner Temple, London 1418 (1727) of Tetbury, widow, LUDLOW, EDWARD marriage to Calet Bray 1017 (1570 approx-1596) son of Stephen Ludlow, tenant of the Manor of LUDLOW, ELIZABETH Shipton Moyne, Glos., two sons 1459 (1747) of Chipping Sodbury, Glos, administration LUDLOW, EDWARD 417 (1371) son of William and LUDLOW, ELIZABETH Elizabeth Ludlow of Chipping 1675 (1830) daughter of Abraham Campden, Glos. 558, 562, 563, 597, Ludlow of Heywood House, Wilts (Edward & Alice) 598, (1401) Milcote Manor, Warwicks. 604,, Grevil IPM. 610, to recruit armed men. 611 Escheator for Glos. 614 (1404) Escheator for Glos., and adjacent Welsh Marches, 615 dealing with

Ludlow Names Index Page 7 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, ERNEST HORATIO 860 (1501) daughter of Henry Ludlow 1734 (1865-1954) son of Edwin & of Hill Deverill, Wilts, married Robert Fanny Ludlow of Birmingham. Baynard of Lacock Abbey, mother of Brewer thirteen sons and five daughters. 978 (1575) LUDLOW, ERNEST JOHN ROBIN 1817 (1931) of Twickenham, Middx. LUDLOW, ELIZABETH Eldest son of Donald Ernest Ludlow, 1307 (1672) daughter of Nathaniel profile. 1859 (1973) Resigns as Press Winter of Cirencester Secretary to the Queen. 1865 (1998) biog published LUDLOW, ELIZABETH 1624 (1812) of Bristol, benefactor F

LUDLOW, ELIZABETH LUDLOW, F 1112 (1631) only child of Edmund and 1822 (1933) Police Court charges Elizabeth Ludlow LUDLOW, FRANCES LUDLOW, ELIZABETH 1101 (1625) of Hill Deverill, Wilts, Will. 1169 (1621) eighth child of Henry and 1102 Lettice Ludlow of Tadley, Hants, marries Robert Corbet of Salop in LUDLOW, FRANCES 1641 1103 (1626) of Middlesex, Will. 1104

LUDLOW, ELIZABETH LUDLOW, FRANCIS 1055 (1608) possibly the daughter of 1302 (1669) marriage George Ludlow of Great Durnford, Wilts. Buried at St Margarets, LUDLOW, FRANCES Westminster 1632 (1696) of Hill Deverill, Wilts

LUDLOW, MRS ELIZABETH LUDLOW, FRANCIS 1246 (1658) buried at St Margarets, 1475 (1755) marriage to Hannah Westminster Hale of Wickwar, Glos

LUDLOW, ELIZABETH LUDLOW, FRANCIS 2009 (1630) inherits the Hill Deverill 1619 (1810) of Towersey, Bucks Estate LUDLOW, FRANK OBE, BA LUDLOW, ELIZABETH 1858 (1855-1972) very experienced 648 (1416) marries Nicholas collector of plants and birds, obituary Fitzherbert of Norbury, Derby LUDLOW, FREDERICK, ARCHER LUDLOW, MRS ELLEN 1733 (1861-1944) of Birmingham and 929 (1545) wife of John Ludlow of Jersey. Son of Edwin and Fanny Shipton Moyne, Glos Ludlow. Fog signal manufacturer

Ludlow Names Index Page 8 of 35 LUDLOW, 935 (1547) appointed JP, 936, 939 1782 (1919) of Oxford, Labour Party (1551) a commission. 941 (1551) activist. 1796 appointed JP. 942 (1551) Sheriffs Roll. 947 (1554) the Manor of LUDLOW, FRED Grandon, Som. 951 (1556) takes 1767 (1907) of Bristol. Author receipt of the Manor of Harrington, Cricklade, Wilts, Strawhouse Manor, G Glos and Ashley Manor, Nr Tetbury, Glos. 957 (1564) appointed JP for LUDLOW, GABRIEL Wilts, Berks and Southamptonshire. 1000 (1587) second son of Thomas & 961 (1565) acquired Kingston Jane Ludlow of Dinton, Wilts and Deverill. 964, 965 (1568), 983 Baycliffe Farm, Wilts. Biog. 1063 (1579) 984, details of family. 985 (1610) pledges Thomas and Roger (1580) deceased. 986, 988, Will, Ludlow for the Inner Temple. 1126 buried at West Sherborne, Hants (1634) supposed ancestor of the (Tadley) American branch. 1149 (1638) appointed Ranger of Selwood Forest, LUDLOW, GEORGE Som. 1156 (1639) helped Sir Henry 1111 (1596-1655) fourth son of Ludlow with a debt. 1226 (1653) Thomas Ludlow of Dinton and Gabriel dies leaving his wife Phyllis Baycliffe, Wilts. 1233 brother of Roger and son Thomas at Baycliffe Farm Ludlow. 1234 partowner of the Mayflower, settled in Virginia, a LUDLOW, GABRIEL member of the Council etc. 1236 held 1143 (1638) son of Gabriel Ludlow of land in Mass, USA. 1005, 1018 Dinton, Wilts. 1186 (1644) killed in (1656) Will proved action at the Battle of Newbury, Berks. 1195, a debt LUDLOW, GEORGE 981 (1578) Clerk to the Duke of LUDLOW, GEORGE Somerset’s kitchen at Maiden Bradley 46 (1278) ordination and Tottenham House, Wilts and London LUDLOW, GEORGE 623 (1405) great character, a poet and LUDLOW, GEORGE campaigned abroad and supposed 997 (1586) christened at Westminster, brother of William Ludlow son of John Ludlow of of Hill Deverill London

LUDLOW, GEORGE LUDLOW, GEORGE 866 (1510-1580) son of William and Jane 1026 (1599) of Great Durnford, Nr Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts, Salisbury, Wilts dies, his family married to Jane, daughter of Lord mentioned. 1028 (1599) buried at St Windsor of Stanwell, Middx. 964 Margarets Church, Westminster. 1029 (1567) appointed Sheriff of Wilts. Will proved. 1031 984 (1580) Will proved and profile. 903, 918, 920, 921 (1544) preparation for war. 922, 924, 925,

Ludlow Names Index Page 9 of 35 LUDLOW, GEORGE LUDLOW, 1064 (1620) fourth son of Henry and 1403 (1717) of Long Newton, Glos, Lettice Ludlow of Hill Deverill and marriage to Dorothy Young. 1456 Tadley. 1136 (1636) at Oxford aged (1746) of Hankerton, Wilts, marriage 16 years. 1145. to Leah Jones of Long Newton. 1495 (1768) marriage to Ann Ludlow of LUDLOW, GEORGE Minety, Glos 1492 (1766) son of Daniel Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury, Glos. LUDLOW, GILES 1564 (1793) of Woodchester, Glos, LUDLOW, HON. GEORGE JAMES marriage to Mary Hobbs 1707 (1758-1842) death and profile 1708 the second son of Peter first LUDLOW, GODFREY Earl Ludlow. 1569 of London 1774 (1915) Violinist plays before appointed Lieut-Govenor of Berwick. Queen Mary. 1787 (1919) recitals. 1586 (1798) promoted Major- 1789 (1920) recitals General. 1608 (1804) Invested a Knight of the Order of the Bath. LUDLOW, GRACE 1625 attends Order of the Bath 1435 (1734) inscription in Old ceremony as four star General and Church, Tetbury, Glos, now a ruin third Earl. 1635 (1815) Invested with the insignia of GCB. 1688 appointed LUDLOW, GREGORY Colonel of the Scots Fusilier Guards 70 (1284) a priest

LUDLOW, GEORGE H 1571 (1796) of Chipping Sodbury fifth son of James & Jane Ludlow. LUDLOW, H 1833 (1935) Will published LUDLOW, (GEORGE) REX 1763 (1902-1983) of Oundle and LUDLOW, HANNAH Weymouth, Dorset, son of (Edwin) 1718 (1848) of Hankerton, Wilts. Basil Ludlow of Oundle, Northants. 1722 (1851) resident of Bristol. 1735 Brewer (1869)

LUDLOW, GEOFFREY de LUDLOW, HARRIET, INNIS 312 (1348) 1602 (1775-1803) of Devizes, Wilts, daughter of William Ludlow LUDLOW, GEOFFREY 578 (1395) also called Walker. LUDLOW, LADY HARRIET Chancellor of Llandaff University. 1681 (1833) death in London, third 588 Chaplain at Oxford and Vicar of daughter of Peter first Earl Ludlow Burford, Glos. Excommunicated LUDLOW, HARVEY LUDLOW, GERVAS de 1667 (1827-1855) of Hertford son of 11 (1256) Mr Ludlow of Christ Hospital, Hertford

Ludlow Names Index Page 10 of 35 LUDLOW, HAWISE de Humphrey Ludlow. 1117 (1633) 127 (1300) wife of Sir Lawrence de appointed Sheriff of Wiltshire. 1122, Ludlow, Salop. 338, 339, 344, 351 1139 (1637) a defaulter. 1140 (1637) called before the Lords. 1146, LUDLOW-HEWITT, HARRY ship money. 1147 (1638) tax BALFOUR CEDRIC objections 1152. 1156 (1639) pays 1749 (1888) of Minety, Wilts off debt. 1170 (1641) censure of the House of Commons. 1173 (1642) LUDLOW, HENRY de charged with treason. 1199 (1643) 168 (1316) 177, son of Walter de death of and administration to Ludlow, Salop. 181, 206, 256, Kings Edmund Ludlow, Regicide, buried at Clerk. 259 to Hatherop, Glos St Andrew’s, Holborn, London. 1235, tenant of the Manor of Yarnfield, LUDLOW, HENRY Wilts. 527 (1386) of London and Essex. 529 Parker to the Bishop of Londons LUDLOW, HENRY Park at Croundon, Essex 1076 (1617) second son of Henry and Lettice Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts LUDLOW, HENRY and Tadley, Hants. 1120 (1634) 980 (1577-1639) of Tadley, Hants, admitted to the Middle Temple, son of Sir Edmund Ludlow and his London. 1125, 1161 (1640) extreme first wife, Bridget. 1004 Biog (1591) poverty. 1201 (1642) death of and MP for Andover, Hants (1601) and MP estate. for Ludgershall, Wilts (1604-1611) 1011 (1594) Biog. 1013 (1595) LUDLOW, HENRY Middle Temple. 1015. 1064 (1591) 1107 (1639) of Maiden Bradley sixth at Oxford. 1086 (1621) a treaty. son of Sir Henry Ludlow, moved to 1092 (1624) inherits Hill Deverill. Ireland, ancestor of the Earls Ludlow. 1123 Star Chamber fine. 1129 (1635) further misbehaviour. 1130 a LUDLOW, HENRY warrant served. 1148 (1638) called 1297 (1651) son of Nathaniel Ludlow before the Lords. 1151, (1668) admitted to Cambridge. 1303 Administration. 1153 (1639) cannot (1670) admitted to the Middle attend Court. 1154, ditto. 1155 Temple, London, also Biog. 1304. (1639) death of. 1157 (1639) Biog. 1158 (1640) IPM. 1160 (1640) LUDLOW, HENRY Assets frozen. 1165, IPM details. 1286 (1666) Will published, a Goldsmith 1200. of London.

LUDLOW, SIR HENRY LUDLOW, HENRY 1006 (1592-1643) eldest son of 1367 (1699) of London. Clerk to the second marriage and Margaret, Biog. Privy Seal. 1035, Armorial bearings. 1047 (1607) Biog. 1048 (1607) at Oxford. 1064, 1065 (1611) marries Elizabeth Pheilps, niece of Sir Edward Pheilips of Montacute House, Som. 1098 (1625) Wilts elections. 1116, visits

Ludlow Names Index Page 11 of 35 LUDLOW, HENRY, GAINSFORD, LUDLOW, SIR GIBBS 1694 (1834-1903) son of George 1668 (1809-1876) of Heywood House, Ludlow of Hertford, Herts. 1725 Westbury, Wilts. Only son of profile. 1730 (1858). 1751 (1890) Abraham Ludlow. 1670, 1713, Knighted. 1764 (1903) profile. Heywood Estate. 1720 (1850) appointed High Sheriff of Wilts. 1731 LUDLOW-HEWITT, HENRY (1851) 1737 Freeholder in Wilts, also CHRISTOPHER, RAINEY JP and Deputy Lieutenant. 1739 1770 (1911) of Tewkesbury, Glos. (1876) Biog. 1880 (1926) Times letter

LUDLOW, HENRY LUDLOW, HENRY SUTTON 1474 (1730) of London and Bramley, 1791 (1922) Lawyer of Birmingham Surrey, a Lawyer. and London. Fourth son of Joseph Ludlow of Solihull, Warwick. 1792, LUDLOW, HENRY 1795, 1797, 1798, 1813 1494 (1768) the case of Henry Ludlow LUDLOW, MASTER HUGH de 19 (1271) 79, 86, 203, 220 LUDLOW, HENRY 1448 (1739) marriage to Ann Hooper. LUDLOW, HUGH de 1452 (1744) Will, of Charlton, 337 (1353) Chaplain, deceased Tetbury, Glos. 1454 LUDLOW, HUGH LUDLOW, HENRY HILL 916 (1542) of Bromfield, Nr Ludlow, 1568 (1794) of Chipping Sodbury, Salop fourth son of Ebenezer Ludlow LUDLOW, HUGH LUDLOW, HENRY CHRISTOPHER 993 (1584) son of John Ludlow of 1662 (1837) Madras Medical Services. Westminster 1691 LUDLOW, HUMPHREY LUDLOW, HENRY WALTON 668 (1424) brother of Sir Richard & 1732 (1860) eldest son of Edwin and Maurice Ludlow of Salop Fanny Ludlow of Birmingham. Founded Fisher and Ludlow pressed LUDLOW, HUMPHREY steel manufacturers of Birmingham 914 (1540) of Wenlock, Salop

LUDLOW, HENRY JOHN LUDLOW, HUMPHREY 1740 of Hastings, Sussex, 1741 1070 (1614) third son of Sir Edmund Ludlow at Oxford admitted to LUDLOW, HENRY STEPHEN Lincolns Inn and the Bar (1621). 1750 (1888) Artist known as Hal 1071. 1116 (1633) invites Sir Henry Ludlow Ludlow to Southampton. 1200 1786 (1919) portrait painter (1648) of Allington, Wilts

Ludlow Names Index Page 12 of 35 I LUDLOW, JAMES 1552 (1788) son of James & Jane LUDLOW, IDONIA de Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury. 1562, 54 (1278) Laurence de Ludlows 1568 (1794) second wife. 81 LUDLOW, JAMES LUDLOW, ISABEL 1747 (1885) of Birmingham. 631 (1408) of Tong, Salop. Wife of Manufacturer of cast iron wall William Ludlow mounted GPO letter boxes

LUDLOW, ISABEL de LUDLOW, JANE 67 (1288) 72, 89, 90, 91, 92, 104, 1068 (1613) of Bristol, Will published 109, 121 LUDLOW, JANE LUDLOW, ISABEL de 1088 (1622) wife of Thomas Ludlow of 416 (1366) wife of Sir John de Dinton & Baycliff, Wilts Ludlow of Stokesay, Salop and daughter of Sir Ralph Lingen of Salop LUDLOW, JANE 1499 (1770) marriage to James Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury, Glos. J 1515, 1516 Freeholder of Old Sodbury, Glos. 1527 (1778) LUDLOW, J H Memorial in the Church at Yate, Glos 1645 (1820) Assistant Surgeon, Army LUDLOW, JANE LUDLOW, J C 1686 (1834) death of, widow of 1824 (1933) Death inquest James Ludlow of Warminster, Wilts

LUDLOW, J C W LUDLOW, JANE 1816 (1930) letter to the Times 1696 (1756-1838) death of wife of James Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury LUDLOW, JAMES and of Hertford, Herts 1167 (1641) marries Alice Bull. 1212 (1650) cloth contract. 1224 (1652) LUDLOW, JEREMY of St Sepulcres, London, death of 1324 (1682) of Shipton Moyne, Glos. Will LUDLOW, JAMES 1457 (1746-1829) of Warminster, LUDLOW, JERIMIAH Wilts 1105 (1628) of Newnham, Glos. Marriage LUDLOW, JAMES 1499 (1770) of Chipping Sodbury, LUDLOW, JEROME Glos., marriage to Jane Adney. 1503, 929 (1545) son of John Ludlow of 1515, 1527, 1529 (1779) marriage to Shipton Moyne, Glos Jane Harvey LUDLOW, JEROME 1322 (1682) of Shipton Moyne. Will

Ludlow Names Index Page 13 of 35 LUDLOW, JOAN de LUDLOW, JOHN de 163 (1315) daughter of Philip de 93 (1289) son of Simon de Ludlow. Ludlow of Lincolnshire 130, woolmerchant. 131, 136, 137, 178, 209 LUDLOW, JOAN de 222 (1327) formerly de Sibberton, LUDLOW, JOHN de 490 (1374) wife of Sir John de 183 (1319) Cleric. 184, 185, 187 a Ludlow, of Stokesay. 523 monk. 204, 237

LUDLOW, JOAN de LUDLOW, SIR JOHN de 69 (1283) formerly Marmion, wife of 212, 214, son of Sir Laurence de Sir Thomas de Ludlow, the Kings Ludlow. 217, 218, 221, 222 (1327- Champion. 126, 271 (1340) death of. 1382) Wool merchant of Stokesay, 318 Salop. Biog. 274, Salop and Rutland. 309, 338, 339, 346, 347, 351, 357, LUDLOW, JOAN Marcle, Hereford. 362, elected MP. 917 (1543) wife of Stephen Ludlow of 371, Sheriff of Salop. 378, 379, 382, Shipton Moyne, Glos MPs allowance. 422 (1366) with Sir Thomas Ludlow. 429 MPs allowance. LUDLOW, JOAN 442, 450, 458, property. 483 (1373) 976 (1574) marries Thomas Whyte at 487, 488, 489 MPs allowance. 490, Westminster 494 MPs allowance. 495, 497 commission. 498 (1377) Collector of LUDLOW, JOAN Poll Tax in Salop. 499 (1377) 1131 (1636) died at birth, buried at appointed JP for Salop. 500, MPs Stourton, Wilts., daughter of Edmund allowance. 503, property deal. 505, Ludlow of Maiden Bradley 507, Commission of Array, Salop. 508 (1378) appointed Sheriff of LUDLOW, JOAN Salop. 512, 516 (1382) death of. 1437 (1735) inscription in Old 518, Estate. 523, Joan his wife. 642 Church, Tetbury, Glos LUDLOW, JOHN de LUDLOW, JOB 264 (1338) son of Thomas de Ludlow 1458 (1447) of Chipping Sodbury, Glos. of Coventry, Warwicks Will LUDLOW, JOHN de LUDLOW, JOHN de 269 (1339) killed a man, pardoned. 14 (1265) Laurence de Ludlows Served the King overseas. 343, brother. 28, 37, 54, 61, 67, 72. felon. 356 felon, pardoned. 358 Burgess of Shrewsbury. Qualified for felon, pardoned Kinghthood. Moiety of Chipping Campden. 78, 80, 85, 89, 90, 91, 92, LUDLOW, JOHN de 94, 98, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 326 (1350) of Northampton. Son of 112 (IPM) 116, 121, 134 William de Ludlow

LUDLOW, JOHN de 336 (1353) trespass at Oxford

Ludlow Names Index Page 14 of 35 LUDLOW, JOHN de LUDLOW, JOHN 342 (1355) Cordwaner, London 599 (1401) of Bedwardyn, Salop

LUDLOW, JOHN de LUDLOW, JOHN 369 (1358) of Pershore, Worc and Alice 626 (1406) London tailor his wife LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, SIR JOHN de 630 (1408) Vicar of Weybridge, 416 (1366-1398) of Stokesay, Salop, Surrey younger brother of Sir Richard de Ludlow. 519, 523, 543 (1390) LUDLOW, JOHN inherits his brothers estates. 573, 628 (1408) of Bedfordshire Collector of Taxes for Herefordshire. 579, his daughter Benedicta marries Sir LUDLOW, JOHN Richard Vernon of Tong, Salop and 656 (1419) possibly Sir John with Haddon, Derby. 583, property in William Ludlow representing Salop in Ludlow. 586 (1398) death of Parliament at Sevenoaks

LUDLOW, JOHN de LUDLOW, JOHN 445 (1368) Chaplin, Salop. 490 659 (1422) of Hill Deverill, Wilts, biog. (1377) Rector of Westbury, Salop. 721 (1442), with his father William 554 Warden. Ludlow granted the office of Constable of Carrisbrooke Castle, I of LUDLOW, JOHN W and Master Forester of Parkhurst. 510 (1395) MP for Oxford. 565, Baliff of 724, 751, 763, 784, Manor of Oxford. 572, MP and town Lekhampstede, Berks. 815, property benefactor. 575, MP and Burguess deal with his father William Ludlow in for Oxford Hants. 828 (1482) acquires the Manor of Langley, Hants held by the LUDLOW, JOHN Ludlows for 127 years. 829 (1483) 514 (1389) London brewer South Langley, Hants. 839 (1487) IPM leaves property in Sussex, Hants LUDLOW, JOHN and Wilts. 838 first wife Lora 552 (1391) Vicar of St Michael’s, Ringwood second wife Christine of Coventry Southampton, had issue with both wives. 839 (1488) Will proved. 840, LUDLOW, JOHN de 841 (1488) Biog. 842 555 (1391) threatening behaviour in London LUDLOW, JOHN 677 (1430) a citizen of London and a LUDLOW, JOHN ‘hurere’, a hatter 565 (1393) of Trefnant, Wales LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 704 (1436) of Berkshire 581 (1397) Monk at Westminster Abbey, 1408 death of. 582, Scholar at Oxford

Ludlow Names Index Page 15 of 35 LUDLOW, Dorothy. 882 (1519) Will proved. 883. 733 (1444) Canon, Augustinian Abbey 884, Table tomb placed in Hill of Haughmond, Salop. Elected Abbot Deverill Church. 885, 886 in (1463). 737, Abbot. 805 (1464) ‘very learned and the only Abbot to LUDLOW, JOHN leave his mark’ 900 (1532) Bristol apprentice

LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 738 (1445) of Churcham, Glos, 909 (1536) son of Stephen and Helen adultery. Ludlow of Shipton Moyne, owned two properties in the village. LUDLOW, SIR JOHN 783 (1458) son of Sir Richard Ludlow LUDLOW, JOHN of Stokesay. Marries Elizabeth 923 (1544) preparation for war in daughter of Sir Richard Grey Southants. 931 (1546) of Fareham, (marriage contested) three children Hants, Will proved. 1056 (1608) his John, Ann & Alice. 822 John his son son John dies marries Mary Corbet. 835 LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 969 (1570) son of Edward and Edith 806 (1465) of Lacock, Wilts. Christine Ludlow of Shipton Moyne, Glos., lived his wife, William and Alice, at Chedglow, Wilts his children. Will published LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 987 (1580) of London, late of New 822 (1478) son of Sir John Ludlow, Inn. 992 (1583) of Bayon, Wilts, grandson of Sir Richard Ludlow, member of the Marquess of Hertfords married Mary Corbet and died household. 1003 (1591) admitted to without issue – last of the Stokesay the Middle Temple, London Ludlows LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 994 (1584) buried at Westminster, 868 (1510-1545) son of Stephen and father of Hugh Ludlow Joan Ludlow of Shipton Moyne, Glos. Tenant of the Manor of Shipton Moyne, LUDLOW, JOHN married Ellen, Will proved. 996 (1586) of Winchcombe, Glos. 896, mentioned with his son Stephen Will proved, family mentioned. 998 Ludlow. 926 Will. 928, 929 (IPM) LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 1041 (1602) of Ringwood, Hants, Will 724 (1442 approx-1519) son of John proved and Lora Ludlow of Hill Deverill. 848 (1495) Commission. 873 (1513 & LUDLOW, JOHN 1514) Sheriffs list. 874 (1515) 1056 (1609) of Fareham, Hants, Sheriffs list. 876, appointed possibly son of John Ludlow of Escheator for Hants and Wilts. 877, Fareham in 1546. 1057 (1609) 879, married Philippa Bulstrode and Catherine, his wife is mentioned by her had issue William, Edward and

Ludlow Names Index Page 16 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1069 (1614) of Ashlie, Ringwood, 1471 (1754) of Hankerton, Wilts Hants, Will proved. 1077 (1617) plus marries Hannah Parker of Old additional information Sodbury, Glos

LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 1119 (1633) marriage to Lidia Ludlow 1489 (1765) son of Thomas Ludlow at Westonbirt, Glos of Hanketon, Wilts. Death of

LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 1230 (1654) marries Hanna Tomkins of 1514 (1775) of Elkstone, Glos marries Painswick, Glos Sarah Hall. 1612 (1806) of Elkstone, Glos marries Phoebe Turner LUDLOW, JOHN 1312 (1674) marriage of Tetbury, LUDLOW, JOHN Glos 1546 (1785) of Tetbury, Glos marries Ann Bamford LUDLOW, JOHN 1323 (1682) of Chipping Sodbury, LUDLOW, JOHN, MAJOR-GENERAL Glos. Will proved 1590 (1801-1882) Bengal Army, retired to Yotes Court, Mereworth, LUDLOW, JOHN Kent. Biog. 1591, Biog. 1744 1329 (1683) of Brockenborough, (1882) death of, biog. Wilts LUDLOW, JOHN LUDLOW, JOHN 1614 (1807) of Beverston, Glos. 1296 (1668) convicted of theft. 1299 Marriage to Ann Curtis. 1683 (1833) (1669) a petition to the King for a marriage to Ann Browning pardon LUDLOW, JOHN THOMAS LUDLOW, JOHN 1672 (1813-1873) second son of 1338 (1689) of London, death of Ebenezer Ludlow of Bristol. 1521 (1846) Rector of Compton Greenfield, LUDLOW, JOHN Glos 1370 (1700) of Taunton, Som. Will proved LUDLOW, JOHN, COLONEL 1632 (1814) Bengal Army, various LUDLOW, JOHN battles. 1633 more battles. 1637 1388 (1711) of Cirencester marriage (1815) awarded CB for gallantry and to Mary Bellinger leadership. 1648 (1821) death of and memorial LUDLOW, JOHN 1409 (1720) published a book about LUDLOW, JOHN the family 1629 (1814) of Rodborough, Glos. Marriage to Mary King LUDLOW, JOHN 1406 (1720) of Elkstone, Glos, marriage to Ann Strafford

Ludlow Names Index Page 17 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1641 (1817) of Avening, Glos., 1393 (1713) of Bristol marries Martha marriage to Mary Matthews Bond 1462 (1750) Will

LUDLOW, JOHN MALCOLM * LUDLOW, JOSEPH FORBES 1693 (1821-1911) of 1408 (1720) memorial in Cheltenham Wimbledon, Church. 1419, 1420, Will. 1727, Surrey. Eldest son of Colonel John 1421, Will. 1728 Ludlow, CB, Bengal Army. 1697 (1838) admitted to Lincolns Inn. LUDLOW, JOSEPH 1712 (1843) called to the Bar. 1769 1638 (1817-1890) eldest son of William (1911) appointed CB., death of and & Sarah Ludlow of profile. 1771 Birmingham

LUDLOW, JOHN COAPE LUDLOW, JUDITH 1755 (1894-1916) of Withyham, 1108 (1630) of Colesbourne, Glos, Sussex. Captain, killed in action, Will. 1109 1916. Son of Major Ludlow Coape, Ludlow of Withyham

LUDLOW, JOHN EDWIN LUDLOW, JULIANA de 1759 (1899-1916) of Birmingham, 226 (1329) assaulted in Oxford eldest son of Ernest Heratio Ludlow. Killed in action, 1916, aged 17 years. LUDLOW, JULIAN 1777 1402 (1716) of Taunton St James, Will LUDLOW, JOHN, M 1818 (1931) Correspondence in the K Times * LUDLOW, KATHERINE de LUDLOW, JOSEPH 254 (1336) wife of the late Thomas 1232 (1654) deceased of Gloucester. de Ludlow of Surrey. 255 Son of Stephen Ludlow of Shipton Moyne, Glos * LUDLOW, KATHERINE de 525 (1385) wife of the late Sir 1279 (1663) Freeman of Gloucester. Thomas Ludlow of London & Essex 1308 (1672) member of the Corporation of Gloucester. 1317 LUDLOW, KATHERINE (1680) Freeman of Gloucester. 1326 1651 (1774-1824) death of, at (1682) monument in Cheltenham Winterbourne, Glos. Daughter of Church. 1351 Ebenezer and Katherine Ludlow

LUDLOW, JOSEPH LUDLOW, KATHERINE 1341 (1692) marries in Bristol. 1344, 1673 (1830) death of, wife of 1345 (1702) Freeman of Gloucester Ebenezer Ludlow of Westbury on Trim, Glos

Ludlow Names Index Page 18 of 35 LUDLOW, KEITH LUDLOW, 825, Pedigrees of Hill Deverill, 891 (1523) of the More House, produced and computerised by the Shipton, Salop, Commission. 892, late Keith, the inspiration of the same. 911 (1537) Will. 912, 952 Ludlow research programme. 2022, (1557) Anne Ludlow 2023 LUDLOW, CAPTAIN 1432 (1732) a Sea Officer

L LUDLOW, MRS 1441 (1736) death of, vastly rich LUDLOW-BRUGES, MRS L H 1826 (1933) of Seend, Wilts, Will LUDLOW, LADY published. 1829 bequest to 1478 (1756) of Dunstable, Herts, Melksham Hospital death of

LUDLOW, LAURENCE de LUDLOW, MRS 15 (1266) of Shrewsbury, Salop and 1566 (1793) of Sheepshead, Leic, Stokesay. Son of Nicholas de Ludlow. death of 18, 23, 28, 35, 41, 49, 53, 58, 59, 64, 66, 68, 71, 80, 82, 83, 87, 88, 93, 94, LUDLOW, COUNTESS 96, 97, 100, 101, 102, 103, 105, 107, 1579 (1796) wife of Peter, First Earl 111, Will, 116, 121. Wool merchant Ludlow dies to Edward I and builder of Stokesay Castle, Salop LUDLOW, MR 1588 (1800) of Hertfordshire dies LUDLOW, LAURENCE de 113 (1296) son of John de Ludlow LUDLOW, MR 1593 (1801) of Chipping Sodbury, LUDLOW, SIR LAURENCE DE Glos dies aged 82 years 127 (1300) son of Sir William de Ludlow of Stokesay, Salop. 144, 148, LUDLOW, DOCTOR 149, 150, 152, 156, 157, 158, 171, 1597 (1803) of Bath dies from 194, 201, 214, 222, 232, 233, 236, locked-jaw 265, 267, 270, 272, 275, arrest. 276 arrest. 279 arrest. 296, outlawed. LUDLOW, MRS 298, appointed Sheriff of Salop. 302, 1628 (1813) of Bristol, relict of the 305, 306, 309, outlawed. 310 late John Noble pardoned. 327, Carmelite. 332, 338 (1353) death of. 340, 344, 350, 364, LUDLOW, MISS 389. 485 1639 (1817) of Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts. Marriage to Ralph LUDLOW, LAURENCE Franco, MP 639 (1409) of Boston, Lincs, pardoned LUDLOW, FREEHOLDERS IN WILTS 1642 (1819) four Ludlows mentioned

Ludlow Names Index Page 19 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW FAMILY, 1666 (1827) of Andover, Hants, 1463 (1750) three names. 1464 four marriage Ludlow Wills

LUDLOW, MAJOR LUDLOW COAPE LUDLOW FAMILY WILLS 1755 (1916) of Wythyham, Sussex, 1465 (1750) thirty one Ludlow Wills father of John Ludlow killed in action in France. 1825 (1933) letter to the LUDLOW, BARON (LOPES) Times 1582 adopted the Ludlow name for the title LUDLOW, L 1837 (1937) of the USA, letter to the M Times. 1839 (1938) proposal defeated LUDLOW, M G 1823 (1933) Police Court charges LUDLOW, PEDIGREE OF 1265 of Hill Deverill, Wilts LUDLOW, MRS M G & MR L LUDLOW, WILLS AND PROBATE 1834 (1935) fatal car accident 1264 (1661) seven Wills and probate LUDLOW, MARGERY de LUDLOW AND MITTON PEDIGREE 12 (1257) the wife of Nicholas de 1270 (1663) visitation to Salop Ludlow of Shrewsbury, Salop and mother of Laurence, John and LUDLOW MARRIAGES, GLOS Thomas. 14, 54, 69, 81 1276 (1663) six marriages mentioned LUDLOW, MONK LUDLOW OF ARDSALLA, IRELAND 13 (1265) a novice monk of Farleigh 1410 (1721) Ludlow Pedigree Priory and Convent, Wilts

LUDLOW, FAMILY OF TETBURY, LUDLOW, MATILDA (MAUD) GLOS 172 (1316) the wife of Sir Laurence de 1383 (1706) Parish register – three Ludlow of Stokesay, Salop. Widowed names she married secondly Sir William Wynne. 180, 216, 306 LUDLOW, FAMILY OF YATE, GLOS (1347) death of 1430 (1732) Keith Ludlows pedigree LUDLOW, MARGARET de LUDLOW FAMILY APPRENTICES 254 (1336) daughter of Thomas and 1390 (1712) list of twenty two names Katherine Ludlow of Tooting, London. LUDLOWS OF SHIPTON MOYNE, GLOS 1451 (1742) by Ralph Bigland

LUDLOW FAMILY, GLOUCESTER 1452 (1742) various marriage licences

Ludlow Names Index Page 20 of 35 LUDLOW, MARGARET LUDLOW, 318 (1349) only daughter and sole heir 1505 (1771) headstone at Haresfield, of the late Sir Thomas de Glos Ludlow, Kings Champion. Margaret married John Dymock and through LUDLOW, MARIA her mother Joan, inherited Scrivelsby, 1583 (1797) sixth daughter of James Lincs. Dymock assumed the Kings and Jane Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury Champion title LUDLOW, MATILDA LUDLOW, MARGARET 159 (1314) wife of Alan de Ludlow of 633 (1409) daughter of Thomas and Warwick Alice Ludlow, sole heiress to the Manor of Chipping Campden, Glos. LUDLOW, MATTHEW de She marries Sir Baldwin Straunge. 190 (1321) Nicholas de Ludlow’s 641 brother, 331, 385, 387, 391 of Salop and Wilts LUDLOW, MARGARET 672 (1427) daughter of William Ludlow LUDLOW, MORRICE of Hill Deverill and wife of 919 (1544) King’s servant. 970, of Thomas Tropenell of Great Chalfield, the More House, Shipton, Salop. Wilts 1001 defence of the Realm. 1012 (1595) Will 1016 (1595) death of LUDLOW, MARGARET 1025 (1598) marries Laurence Hewes LUDLOW, MOSES of Westminster 1244 (1658) at Oxford, Vicar of Wolferlow, Here. 1247, 1248 LUDLOW, MARGARET 1368 (1699) of Middx, Will LUDLOW, MAURICE 668 (1424) son of Sir William Ludlow, LUDLOW, MARGARET, AGNES brother of Sir Richard Ludlow, 1698 (1840) youngest daughter of purchased the More House, Shipton, Ebenezer Ludlow of Bristol Salop. 788, benefits from a Will. 804, Salop elections. 827 (1481) LUDLOW, MARY Cloths for sale in Glos., and Bristol. 1237 (1655) an infant, dies, buried at 835, 853, 867 (1510) death of. 878 St Margarets Church, Westminster LUDLOW, MICHAEL, BASIL LUDLOW, MARY 1805 (1928) eldest son of Rex Ludlow 1395 (1713) of Cropwelll Butler, of Weymouth, Dorset. Brewer Notts. Marries Michael Kettleburn

LUDLOW, MARY 1407 (1720) headstone at HORTON, Glos. Wife of Thomas Ludlow of Westonbirt, Glos

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LUDLOW, LUDLOW, PETER de 1006 (1624-1701) granted 120 (1297) Parson administration of Sir Henry Ludlow’s estate (1660). 1093 administrator to LUDLOW, PHILLIP de various family members. 1297 37, 62, 163, of Lincs. 164, of London (1668) his son Henry Ludlow admitted to Cambridge. 1298 (1668) LUDLOW, PETRONILLA de a property grant. 1310 (1674) 57 (1281) mother of William de Ludlow. released on bail 65

LUDLOW, NATHANIEL LUDLOW, PHILIP 1331 (1685) murdered at Cadiz. 938 (1550) of Winchcombe, Glos 1333 LUDLOW, PHILIP LUDLOW, NATHANIEL 1106 (1628-1650) fifth son of Sir 1643 (1820) of Avening, Glos, Henry and Elizabeth Ludlow, brother marriage to Abigail Smith of Edmund Ludlow, regicide. Edmund and Philip were both members LUDLOW, NICHOLAS de of the Council of State. 9 (1254) wife Margery and by her 1206, death of, various references, had three sons Lawrence, John and biog. 1216, In command of the Brazil Thomas. 12, 14, Burguess of fleet and embalming costs Shrewsbury. 18, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, King’s Wool merchant. LUDLOW, PHILLIS 33, Special Proctor. 40, 41, 42, 43, 1225 (1653) lately of Baycliffe Farm, 50, 54, death of. 67, 69, 105 now of the Manor of Little Horningsham, Wilts. 1241 (1657) LUDLOW, MASTER NICHOLAS de Will 37 (1277) LUDLOW, SIR PETER LUDLOW, NICHOLAS de 1461 (1750) of Meath, Ireland, father 274 (1341) Wool merchant, Salop of Peter, First Earl Ludlow and Rutland LUDLOW, PETER, FIRST EARL LUDLOW, NICHOLAS de 1377 (1730-1803) of Dublin (1704). 169 (1316) a Cleric and King’s Clerk. 1476 (1755) created Baron. 1477 a 173, Biog. 175, 182, 190, 199, 202, son and heir. 1479 a daughter. 219, Kings Clerk. 223, 224, 225, 231, 1481 a second son. 1484 (1760) 234, 238, 241, 273, 277 arrest. 320, elevated to Earl and Viscount. 1485 321, 330, 333, Glos a second daughter. 1486 a third son. 1599 of Meath, death of, and biog. LUDLOW, NORTH 1603 biog. 1604 biog 1363 (1697) at Middle Temple, London. 1365, of Dublin LUDLOW, PAUL 1372 (1701) of London, Apothecary

Ludlow Names Index Page 22 of 35 LUDLOW, (JOHN) PATRICK LUDLOW, SIR RICHARD de 1818 (1931) of London and 380 (1361-1390) son of Sir John Birmingham – well known actor. Ludlow of Stokesay. 490, 516, 1838 (1938) Law case succeeds Sir John. 519, property. 520, Kings service overseas. 523, R 526 (1386) witnessed the Earl of Gloucesters death. 531, 533 (1388) LUDLOW, R de Summoned to Parliament. 535 47 (1384) Vicar of Diddlebury, Salop, Commissioner, Salop. 543 death of. (1384-1387) 545 the appointment of Sheriff disqualified. 547, 548, 549, 550, LUDLOW, RACHEL Hodnet. 551 1520 (1777) baptised at Chipping Sodbury, other Ludlows mentioned. LUDLOW, BROTHER RICHARD 1598, daughter of James and Jane 501 (1377) of the Priory of Ludlow of Chipping Sodbury Ravensdale West. 607, Parson in London. 608 (1403) temporary Prior. LUDLOW, RALPH de 616 Prior of St Clare, London 268 (1339) of Derby, pardoned LUDLOW, RICHARD de LUDLOW, RALPH 557 (1391) in London. 577, in 1241 (1625) petitioned the Protector London, 643, a Clerk. 661 Serjeant in (1656) of the Cellar at Windsor Castle. Given the Manor and Park at Henley on LUDLOW, REGINALD de the Heath, Nr Guildford, Surrey. 63 (1282) son of Stephen de Ludlow. 674 takes over the Charlton estate, Wilts 75, 124, 174, 329 from Thomas Ringwood, he sells it to William Ludlow of Hill LUDLOW, REYNOLD de Deverill, Wilts. The family held the 17 (1268) son of Stephen de Ludlow property until (1599). 706 (1437) the Bailiwick of Bagshot, Surrey, granted LUDLOW, RICHARD de by Henry VI to Ludlow and his heirs – 16 (1267) 48, 51, 52, 129, Rector of male forever. 707, grant from the Westbury, Salop. 195 Manor of Cams, Hants. 708 grant of Claygate and Whetersh, Surrey. 713 LUDLOW, RICHARD de (1438) a witness with William Ludlow. 176 (1318) Kings Yeoman, 179, 186, 714 new office at the Port of 188, 204, 205, 217, 261 of Southampton. 716 Parker of Northampton – going overseas. 315 Guildford Park. 725, property near Guildford. 727 (1443) grant for life of 20 marks for the Port of Southampton. 732 reaffirms role at Guildford Park. 734 Pardoned for debts and thefts at Windsor Castle. 745, pardoned for debts at Windsor Castle. 746 (1447), Grant in survivorship to Richard and his son Richard – Bagshot and Guildford.

Ludlow Names Index Page 23 of 35 748 (1448), King’s Esquire and the Commissioner of Array for Salop. Port of Southampton. 754 (1449) 835, election to Parliament pardoned for debts and thefts at overturned. 843 (1489) appointed Windsor Castle. 762, appointed JP Sheriff of Salop. 845 (1493) for Surrey. 766 (1453) pardoned for appointed JP. 847 (1495) appointed debts at Windsor Castle. 769 Oyer and Terminer for Salop. 850 Commission to make an arrest. 777 a (1498) death of, 23 December, end commission. 779, King’s Esquire, of the Ludlow ownership of Stokesay property gifts. 780 (1457) and Hodnet. 851 sold land in Hodnet commission of array in Surrey, without a licence, pardoned. mobilised 175 archers. 782 (1457) pardoned for debts at Windsor Castle. LUDLOW, RICHARD 785 Richard and his son Richard re 915 (1540) of South Cerney, Glos, Henley on the Heath, Surrey. 791 Will. 943 (1553) of South Cerney and (1460) Richard and his son Richard Minety, Wilts. 1022 (1597) Will. continue as Parker of Guildford Park. 1023 792 (1460) appointed JP for Surrey. 802, a property holding, formerly Eton. LUDLOW, RICHARD 810, Richard and William 973 (1573) of Shipton Moyne, his son Ludlow in a property in South Fareham, William and grandson called William. Hants 991 (1582) Walter and Agnes Ludlow also mentioned. LUDLOW, RICHARD 567 (1394) of Warwick, a baker LUDLOW, RICHARD 1009 (1593) of Cirencester, Glos. Inn LUDLOW, RICHARD holder, IPM and Will, Jane his wife 649 (1416) Vicar of Upchurch, Kent. and Anne his sister mentioned. 1010, 651 moves to Leyton, London Will LUDLOW, RICHARD 629 (1408) of London – a tailor LUDLOW, RICHARD 1141 (1637) of Bisley, Glos., Will 1142 LUDLOW, SIR RICHARD (1637) Will contents. 678 (1430-1498) son of Sir William Ludlow KB, of Stokesay, Salop, JP, LUDLOW, (LUDLEY) RICHARD MP, Constable of the Castle of Caus, 1378 (1704) of Kingswood, Glos. Steward of the King’s Castle of Marriage Montgomery, his son Sir John and grandson John predeceased him, his LUDLOW, RICHARD granddaughters Ann and Alice 1404 (1718) of South Cerney, Glos inherited Stokesay and Hodnet. 668, marriage to Ann Butler brother of Maurice Ludlow. 783 (1458) a son John is born. 816 (1474) LUDLOW, RICHARD inherits Stokesay and Hodnet. 1440 (1730) of Kingswood marriage 817 (1475) appointed JP. 818 (1475) to Margaret Higgs appointed Knight of the Bath. 820 (1477) appointed Sheriff of Salop. 826, 831 (1484) appointed JP for Salop. 833 (1484) appointed

Ludlow Names Index Page 24 of 35 LUDLOW, SIR RICHARD, ROBERT LUDLOW, 1768 (1919) of London, called to the 1466 (1751) of Cowley, Glos., Bar. 1856 (1956) of Thames Ditton, marriage to Ann Bridgeman Surrey, death of LUDLOW, ROBERT LUDLOW, ROBERT de 1528 (1778) of Morton, Glos., 140 (1306) son of Sir William de marriage to Mary Ward Ludlow. 250 LUDLOW, ROBIN LUDLOW, SIR ROBERT See Ernest, John, Robin 537 (1388) appointed Sheriff of Salop. 539, 543 (1390) at Sir Richard LUDLOW, ROGER de Ludlows death 32 (1276) Vicar of Onibury, Salop. 36, 84 LUDLOW, ROBERT 559 (1392) Citizen and baker of LUDLOW, ROGER de London, given property in Kent. 560 319 (1349) gives evidence, born in possibly a son of Sir Thomas de Ludlow 1287

LUDLOW, ROBERT LUDLOW, ROGER de 594 (1400) of Northampton 346 (1356) younger brother of Sir John Ludlow of Stokesay. 350, LUDLOW, ROBERT accused of theft

653 (1418) of Bristol, shoemaker and LUDLOW, ROGER burguess, wife Agnes, sons William 653 (1418) of Bristol, son of Robert and Roger. Will and Agnes Ludlow

LUDLOW, ROBERT LUDLOW, ROGER 675 (1429) Consistory Court of 1005 (1592-1656) third son of Norwich, Norfolk Thomas & Jane Ludlow of Dinton, Wilts, Biog. 1060, Inner Temple. LUDLOW, ROBERT 1062 at Oxford. 1063 (1610) Gabriel 955 (1562) son of Edward and Maud Ludlow pledges. 1064 (1610) at Ludlow of Horsington, Somerset. Oxford. 1067, pledges Henry and 956, 958 (1564) age 21 years inherits Edmund for Inner Temple, London. estate. 971 (1570) Robert and his 1159 (1640) Deputy Govenor of wife Dorothy transfer property. 972, Connecticut, Biog. 1238 property S LUDLOW, ROBERT 1064 (1621-1643) second son of Sir LUDLOW, SAMUEL, FRCS Henry Ludlow of Maiden Bradley, 1512 (1772-1853) Bengal Army Wilts, died a Prisoner of War. 1084 Surgeon. 1545, 1695, his son was (1636) at Oxford. 1133, 1134, 1174 Major General S O E Ludlow, Biog LUDLOW, ROBERT 1360 (1695) of Middx, Will

Ludlow Names Index Page 25 of 35 LUDLOW, MAJ-GEN SAMUEL, LUDLOW, OWEN, EDGAR 844 (1490) of Shipton Moyne, Glos, 1695 (1838) son of Samuel Ludlow. son of John and Ellen Ludlow. 846 Biog (1494). 861 (1510) repairing property. 863 renting more land. LUDLOW, SAMUEL 864 (1508), 865, 869, 889 (1522) 1794 (1923) Will published Military Service, survey, Glos. 917 (1543) 929 LUDLOW, SARAH 1470 (1754) of Tetbury, Glos – Will LUDLOW, STEPHEN 1085 (1621) of Shipton Moyne, Glos., LUDLOW, SARAH son of Edward and Anne Ludlow. 1087, 1607 (1804) of Tetbury, Glos, sister of Will, Agnes his wife, John his Eleanor brother and Walter Ludlow mentioned

LUDLOW, SARAH LUDLOW, STEPHEN 1808 (1929) celebrating her 102 nd 1118 (1633) marriage to Ann birthday. 1810 (1929) Will published Younge. 1217 (1650) of Shipton Moyne, death of LUDLOW, SEPTIMUS 1622 (1811) of Chipping Sodbury, Glos LUDLOW, STEPHEN alias NORTH 1287 (1666) of Ireland. 1291 (1666) LUDLOW, SIMON de admitted to Grays Inn. 1295

76 (1286) of Worcester. 93, LUDLOW, STEPHEN Laurence de Ludlow and Simon 1339 (1690) of Ireland ancestor of the Ludlow’s son John Ludlow in a Earl Ludlow. 1375 (1703) of property deal Dublin – a Lawyer. 1376 of Dublin – a Lawyer LUDLOW, STEPHEN de 17 (1268) Stephen and his son LUDLOW, STEPHEN Reynold. 63 1354 (1694) Will

LUDLOW, STEPHEN LUDLOW, STEPHEN 1301 (1699) of London 1600 (1725-1803) of Carmarthen, Wales, dies aged 78 LUDLOW, STEPHEN 470 (1471) of Shipton Moyne, Glos, LUDLOW, STEPHEN and Thomas Tropenell. First Ludlow 1431 (1732) of Chipping Sodbury. to settle at Shipton Moyne, Glos Marriage

LUDLOW, STEPHEN 1550 (1787) of Pembrokeshire, marries Mrs Williamson of London

LUDLOW, SUSANNAH 1364 (1697) of Middx, Will

Ludlow Names Index Page 26 of 35 LUDLOW, Counsel for Legal business to the 1551 (1788) of Chipping Sodbury, Black Prince. 397, Recorder. 398, Glos., daughter of James and Jane Alderman, City of London. 399, Ludlow London and Kent. 400, London. 401, London. 402, London. 403, LUDLOW, STATFORD, WALTER Recorder. 404, Recorder. 405, 1754 (1894-1916) son of Brigadier London. 406, London. 408, London. General Sir Walter Ludlow of Solihull, 409, London. 410 (1365) Chief Baron Warwicks. Captain Royal of the Exchequer. 411, property Warwickshire Regt. Killed in action in grant. 413, London. 414, Oxon and France. 1778 Berks. 415, London and Kent. 417, London and Kent. 418, London and T Sussex. 419, London and Kent. 420, Oxon and Bucks. 421, London. 422, LUDLOW, SIR THOMAS de Surrey and Sussex, Sir John Ludlow 14 (1266) of Shrewsbury, Scrivelsby, mentioned, 423, 424, 425, 426, Lincs and Mitcham, Surrey. 23, 30, Essex. 427, Canterbury. 428, Essex. 42, 54, 69, King’s Champion, married 430, Canterbury. 431, Surrey, Sussex, Joan Marmion. 80, 111, 115, 126, Suffolk and Essex. 432, 138, Knight of the Bath. 141, 145 Oxon and Bucks. 433, Essex. 434, Knight of Surrey. 155 (1313) death Essex. 435, Sussex, Kent and Herts. of. 248 (1336). 263, 27 437, Kent. 438, London. 439, London. 440, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, LUDLOW, THOMAS de Kent, Essex, Herts and Middx. 441, 147 (1309) son of Laurence de London. 443, property. 444, Kent. Ludlow. 175, 193 446, London. 448, London. 449, London. 450, London. 451, London. LUDLOW, THOMAS de 452, Essex. 453, London. 454, 155 (1313) son of Sir Thomas de Oxford, Sussex, Berks, Norfolk and Ludlow. 227, 235, 242, 245, 251, Suffolk. 455, Bucks. 456, Rochester. 252 (1336) death of. 254, 255 457, Kent. 459, Kent. 460, London. 461, Kent and Bucks. 462, Berks. LUDLOW, SIR THOMAS de 463, London. 465, Herts & Kent. 249 (1336) oyer and terminer, Salop. 467, London. 468, Kent and Sussex. 283, Attorney. 290, 301, 311, 344, 469, London. 472, London and Kent. London. 335, London. 341 Serjeant 473, London and Kent. 475, London. at Law. 349, 352, London. 361, 477, London, a pledge. 478, London. London and Kent. 362, London. 479, Berks. 480, Kent. 481, Surrey 365, London. 366, London and and Sussex. 482, Essex and Kent. Salop. 368, London. 373, London. 486 (1374) death of. 504, Property. 374, London. 375, London and Kent. 525 (1385) Katherine, his wife. 544, 376, London and Kent. 377, London Private papers and Kent. 383, London and Kent. 386, Recorder of the City of London. LUDLOW, THOMAS de 399, London. 392, Recorder. 393, 246 (1336) Scholar charged with Recorder. 394, Recorder. 395, assault. 253, 290 Recorder. 396 (1363) appointed

Ludlow Names Index Page 27 of 35 LUDLOW, THOMAS de LUDLOW, 264 (1338) of Coventry, Warwicks, 911 (1537) of Shipton, Salop. 913, father of John de Ludlow military service. 927, 932 returns from war in France. 933, POW and LUDLOW, THOMAS de wounded. 940, Escheator for Salop. 292 (1344) Prior of Clifford, Salop. 974 (1573) Commission. 982 (1579) 304 Commission. 990 (1571) IPM and Will LUDLOW, THOMAS de 308 (1348) MP for Bristol LUDLOW, THOMAS 868 (1561) second son of George and LUDLOW, THOMAS de Edith Ludlow of Dinton and Baycliffe, 291 (1344-1392) son of William de Wilts. 1018, 1049 (1607) buried at Ludlow of Chipping Campden, Glos. Dinton. 1051 (1608) Will. 1053, five 316 (1349). 323, 325, 348, 412, 436, sons listed. 1066 (1611) IPM property in Kent. 490 (1389) 491, 493, Elizabeth his wife. 502, 506, 511, LUDLOW, THOMAS Collector of Taxes in Glos. 517 (1382) 962 (1565) presentation to the vicarage Collector of Taxes in Glos. of St Bartholomew, 521, Collector of Taxes in Glos. 532 Winchester (1388) Collector of Taxes in Glos. 561 (1392) death of. 562, leaves a LUDLOW, THOMAS son Edward. 563, 571 975 (1573) of Colesbourne, Glos

LUDLOW, THOMAS 977 (1574) of Wells, Somerset

LUDLOW, THOMAS 1008 (1593-1646) fourth son of Thomas & Jane Ludlow of Dinton, LUDLOW, THOMAS de Wilts. First Ludlow resident of 490 (1377) Lord of Oroye, Salop Warminster, Wilts. 1063 (1610) Inner Temple, London. 1188 (1644) LUDLOW THOMAS elected Church Warden at Warminster. 509 (1380) Portman of Gloucester. 1227 (1653) leases the Chief 513 Ecclesiastical Estate in Warminster – the family hold the estate LUDLOW, THOMAS for 200 years 566 (1394) pardoned for a death in Derby LUDLOW, THOMAS 1042 (1603) marries Anne Lawrence LUDLOW, THOMAS at Sevenhampton, Glos 640 (1410) of Northampton, died without issue LUDLOW, THOMAS 1113 (1631-1668) eldest son of LUDLOW, THOMAS Thomas & Jane Ludlow of 880 (1518) pardoned for the death of Warminster William Warham in Kent

Ludlow Names Index Page 28 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1126 (1634) of Baverstock and 1412 (1723) of Tetbury, Glos. Warminster Marriage to Hannah Lydiard

LUDLOW, THOMAS LUDLOW, THOMAS 1127 (1635) of Tetbury marriage to 1413 (1723) of Broadway, Worc, Margaret Edney marriage to Ann?

LUDLOW, THOMAS LUDLOW, THOMAS 1202 (1649) of Alcester, Warwicks. 1415 (1724) of Tetbury, Glos., 1204 (1649) death of marriage to Grace Cook

LUDLOW, THOMAS LUDLOW, THOMAS 1327 (1682) at Gloucester marriage to 1417 (1726) Mayor of Gloucester Elizabeth Butt LUDLOW, THOMAS LUDLOW, THOMAS 1422 (1729) of Tetbury, Glos. Will. 1328 (1683) of Hankerton, Wilts. 1423 1443 (1736) called to serve at Quarter Sessions and Assizes LUDLOW, THOMAS 1433 (1732) Church Warden, at LUDLOW, THOMAS Warminster, Wilts 1340 (1691) of Brockenbury, Glos, marriage LUDLOW, THOMAS 1434 (1734) of Cirencester, Glos, LUDLOW, THOMAS marriage to Elizabeth Baldwin. 1455 1343 (1692) of Ealing, Middx. Son of (1745) marriage to Elizabeth Turnbull Edmund Ludlow of Ealing, Middx. 1346, at Oxford. 1353 at Middle LUDLOW, THOMAS Temple, London. 1366 (1698) Will 1436 (1735) of Gloucester, Will. 1438 LUDLOW, THOMAS 1351 (1693) of Gloucester. 1358, LUDLOW, THOMAS other names. 1380 (1705) of 1439 (1735) of Long Newnton, Glos. Gloucester, Gent Marriage to Susanna Emley

LUDLOW, THOMAS LUDLOW, THOMAS 1357 (1694) of Tewkesbury and 1467 (1751-1819) of Broadway, Worc Broadway, Worc and Birmingham. The Ludlows move to Birmingham LUDLOW, THOMAS 1381 (1705) of Tetbury, Glos. LUDLOW, THOMAS Marriage 1498 (1769) of Bristol, marriage

LUDLOW, THOMAS LUDLOW, THOMAS 1392 (1713) of Tewkesbury, marriage 1509 (1773) of Avening, Glos., to Ann Day marriage to Susannah Fearly

Ludlow Names Index Page 29 of 35 LUDLOW, W 1553 (1788) of Tetbury, Glos. Son of John & Elizabeth Ludlow. 1559 LUDLOW, WALTER de (1791) marriage to Hannah Clifford 44 (1278) Deacon of Diddlebury, Salop. 47, Vicar. 122, 123 of Uley, LUDLOW, THOMAS Glos. 177, 240, 244 1574 (1796) of Shipton Moyne, marriage to Ann Besant LUDLOW, WALTER 612 (1404) Doctor of Theology, LUDLOW, THOMAS Oxford 1636 (1815) of Sheepshead, Leics LUDLOW, WALTER LUDLOW, THOMAS 819 (1477) Appointed Proctor 1652 (1824) of Beverstone, Nr General, New College, Oxford. 821 Tetbury, Glos, marriage to Eliza Weir LUDLOW, WALTER LUDLOW, THOMAS 900 (1532) a Bristol Apprentice 1699 (1840) a butcher from Birmingham visits Ludlow, Salop LUDLOW, WALTER 916 (1542) of Bromfield, Salop LUDLOW, THOMAS BINFIELD 1701 (1841) son of Stephen Ludlow of LUDLOW, WALTER Cowley, Oxon. 1703, profile. 991 (1582) of Shipton Moyne, Glos. 1742 (1882) of Bristol Agnes and Richard Ludlow mentioned. 1030 (1599) marriage LUDLOW, THOMAS 1745 (1884) of Tetbury, Glos LUDLOW, BRIG-GEN, SIR WALTER 1728 (1857-1941) profile, of Solihull, LUDLOW-HEWITT, REV THOMAS, Warwicks. 1754, 1773 (1911) ARTHUR appointed CB civil. 1780 (1918) 1749 (1888). 1788 (1920) of Minety, appointed CB Military. 1811, 1814, Wilts. Profile. 1812 (1930) profile. 1836 (1936) KCB, Civil. 1849 (1941) death of. 1850

LUDLOW, WALTER de LUDLOW, T W 358 (1357) felon, pardoned 1842 (1938) Will published LUDLOW, WILLIAM de LUDLOW, RT. REV. T R 3 (1236) Burguess of Gloucester, 4, 1844 (1939) USA Cleric writes to the 5, 6, 7, 8, 113 (1296) appears to Times, London have died

LUDLOW, WILLIAM de 10 (1255) Chancellor of Oxford University

Ludlow Names Index Page 30 of 35 LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 31 (1276) 38, Rector of Greete, Here. 232 (1337) of Northampton. 257, 39, 45, 55, Procter to the Bishop of Burguess of Northampton, attends Hereford. 60 Parliament. 260, Wool merchant. 261, going overseas. 262, Wool LUDLOW, WILLIAM de merchant. 278, 280 King’s Merchant. 57 (1281) 65, 79 281 property at Harpol, Northants. 282, Merhant of England. 284, 293, LUDLOW, SIR WILLIAM de 294, 295, 314, Burguess. 407, 107 (1295) son of Laurence and Agnes Harpol de Ludlow. 110, Much Marcle, Hereford. 111, 117, land grant. 119, LUDLOW, WILLIAM de marries Maud de Hodnet. 128 270 (1340) son of Sir Laurence de Collector of Taxes in Herefordshire. Ludlow, murdered at Worcester. 132, 133, 134 involved in the Borrey (Must be verified) dispute. 139 a Knight of the Bath. 142, Collector of Taxes in Salop. 144 LUDLOW, MASTER WILLIAM de (1307) Sir Williams second son, 286 (1343) theft and trespasses in William is murdered by Sir John de Ludlow. 350 (1356) theft of trees Boules. 146 (1307) returned Knight with his brother Roger of Salop. 160 (1314) Army levy. 161 (1314) served against the Scots. LUDLOW, WILLIAM 162, 166, 167 (1315) accused of 285 (1343) King’s Clerk, 289, 307 assault. 170 (1316) death of. 306, Sir Williams wife dies leaving Hodnet LUDLOW, WILLIAM de to her son Sir Laurence 317 (1349) of Chipping Campden, IPM. 322, 325 LUDLOW, WILLIAM de 135 (1304) son of Bogo de Ludlow. LUDLOW, WILLIAM de 207, 243 Agnes his mother. 412, 370 a citizen of London Thomas his son comes of age. 502 LUDLOW, WILLIAM de LUDLOW, WILLIAM de 381 (1361) a Gloucester Monk 144 (1307) murdered son of Sir William de Ludlow. 287, 288 (1343) LUDLOW, WILLIAM de murderer pardoned 515 (1380) pardon for the murder of William de Ludlow – Sir John LUDLOW, WILLIAM de Ludlows 192 (1322) Parson at Suckley, Worc. brother. See also William (1307) and 196 (1324) presented to Munslow (1340) Church, Salop, 197, 198, 200, 211, 258 538 (1389) Collector of Taxes in Surrey

LUDLOW, WILLIAM 542 (1389) of Salop, visiting the Court in Rome

Ludlow Names Index Page 31 of 35 LUDLOW, WILLIAM 689 (1434) Gauger for Port of 556 (1391) visiting Rome. 262, Kingston upon Hull. 705, Gauger for Chaplain the City of London for like. 707, Grant from the Manor of Cams, LUDLOW, SIR WILLIAM de Hants. 709, grant for like Parker of 584 (1397-1474) son of Sir John de Ludgershall, Wilts. 710 (1438) Ludlow who dies in 1398. Married acquires the Manor of Hill Deverill, Maud, three sons, Richard, Humphrey Wilts. 711 (1438) acquires the Manor and Maurice. Attended Parliament of Quarelstede, Berks. 712 (1438) twenty times, and Sheriff five times, granted manor and farm for ten knighted. 586, 587 (fathers estate) years. 713 (1438) a witness with 642, 652, 655, 656,669 (1425) Knight Richard Ludlow. 715, Parker of of Salop. 670, Parliament. 676, 679, Ludgershall Park. 718. 719 (1440) 680 (1432) Parliament, twice. 703 grant for the Manor of Roweley, Staffs. (1436) Sheriff of Salop. 717 (1439) 720, grant for life, Launderer of the Parliament. 723 (1442) Sheriff of Park of Clarendon Palace, Nr Salop. 740 (1445) appointed Salisbury. 721 (1442) granted the Steward of Monmouth for life. 742 office of Constable of Carisbrook (1447) described as the King’s Castle, I of W, and Master Forrester Esquire. 747 (1447) Sheriff of Salop. of Parkhurst. 722 (1442) granted the 750 (1449) Parliament twice. 752 office of Warrener of Purbeck, Dorset. appointed JP. 753, 756 Collector of 726 (1443) moves his subsidy and Taxes in Salop. 757, Hodnet alnage of cloths for sale from Middx property deal. 776, Salop property. to Salisbury, Wilts. 728 (1443) Gauger 778, cleared a debt. 795 Appointed JP for the Port of Hull. 729, for Salop. 796 (1461) raised a administrates Thomas Sondes force at his own expense. 803 property. 730, William and his son Appointed assessor of taxes in Salop. John Ludlow. 735. 736 (1444) builds 811, Appointed JP for Salop. 816 the Blue Boar Inn, in Salisbury, Wilts. (1474) death of, his son Sir Richard 741, 743, 744, property deal at de Ludlow inherits his fathers estates. Botermere, Wilts with Richard 817 Appointed JP in (1468) & (1469) Ludlow. 749, pardoned. 751 (1449) Ludgershall, Wilts. 758 (1450) paid LUDLOW, WILLIAM for a new roof for the North aisle of 591 (1400) of Hill Deverill, Wilts. St Thomas Church, Salisbury, Wilts. Yeoman of the Cellar, biog. 593. 764, land and fields of Faccombe, 663, grant from Henry V. 664, given Hants. 764, Manor of Penlyn, North property in Tidworth and Ludgershall, Wales. 765 property in Fareham, Wilts by Warmwell. 665, property Tychfield, Canmer Oysell, Hants. 773 and marriage to Margaret Rymer. largest property holder in 667, a Fuller and Farmer in Middx. Salisbury. 775, bequeathed property 671 (1426) Clerk of the statute in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. 781 merchants in the City of Salisbury. (1457) commission of array in Wilts 672, Tropenell. 684 Parker of mobelizes 476 archers. 786 property Ludgershall Park, Wilts. 685 (1433) at Middleton, Kent. 800, property at deputy to the Chief Butler in the Port of East Chalfield, Wilts. 807, 808 (1465) Bristol. 686, Manor of Ludgershall Williams daughter marries Thomas Park. 687, Yeoman of the Cellar. Tropenell. 809 property deal.

Ludlow Names Index Page 32 of 35 810 William and Richard Ludlow in London, Berks, Bucks, Hants, Sussex property deal in South Fareham, and Wilts. 906, buried in the Church Hants. 815 property deal, manor of of Whitefriars. 907 (1533) Will and Ervills, Exton, Hambledon, Hants. contents. 908 (1535) IPM. 946, 950 823 (1478) William dies, biog. 824 IPM incl. property. 1627 (1813) LUDLOW, WILLIAM Monument to William Ludlow in St 889 (1522) military service survey, Thomas Church, Salisbury, Wilts Glos destroyed during renovations. The Arms displayed on the monument LUDLOW, WILLIAM included the Lion rampant of the 973 (1573) son of Richard Ludlow of Ludlows of Salop Shipton Moyne and his son William

LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 631 (1408) of Tong, Salop. IPM for 1052 (1608) of Great Missenden, Fulk Pembrugge also Isabel. Ludlow Bucks. 1054 (1608) Will proved is mentioned. LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1064 (1619) son of Henry Ludlow of 768 (1455) property in Gloucester. Tadley, Hants. (1636) at Oxford, MP 774, property for Old Sarum, Wilts. Lived at Clarendon Park, Wilts. 1080, 1135 LUDLOW, WILLIAM (1636) short biog. 1137, 1258 (1660) 644 (1413) of Painswick, Glos of Clarendon, Wilts

LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 653 (1418) of Bristol, son of Robert 1197 (1646) Captain, Roundhead, and Agnes Ludlow Govenor of Langford House, Wilts. 1198, supports a distress warrant. LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1211 (1650) joins Edmund Ludlow in 849 (1496) the son of John and Philippa Ireland. 1252 (1659) receives Ludlow of Hill Deverill, Wilts., inherits warning on public order. 1255 the manor of Allington, South (1659) appointed commission Stoneham, Hants. 859, trespass pardoned. 870 admitted to the LUDLOW, LADY Middle Temple, London. 871, 875, 1257 (1660) could be Sir Henry’s wife or Commissioner of the Peace for Wilts. even Edmund Ludlow’s 887, Sheriffs list for Wilts. 890 (1523) commission. LUDLOW, WILLIAM 892, commission. 893 (1529) 1294 (1667) son of William Ludlow of Sheriffs list for Wilts. 894 (1526) Clarendon, Wilts, admitted to the Commissioner of the Peace. 896 Middle Temple, London. 1309, 1329, (1529) Sheriffs list for Wilts. 897 travelling to Bordeaux with his son Sheriffs list for Wilts. 898 and 899, William commissioner of the Peace. 901 (1533) death of. 902 Will proved. 903 LUDLOW, WILLIAM Table Tomb in Hill Deverill 1305 (1670) of Cirencester, Glos, Church, Wilts. 905, Will proved in marriage

Ludlow Names Index Page 33 of 35 LUDLOW, LUDLOW, 1316 (1675) of the Middle Temple, 1468 (1753) of Crudwell and Shipton buried in the body of the Church Moyne, Glos. Will

LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1334 (1686) Will, of Cirencester, 1482 (1760) dies intestate, of Cowley, Glos. 1335 Glos

LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1359 (1695) of Charlton Kings, Glos 1488 (1764) of Bristol, Will

LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM ARNOLD 1373 (1701) of Cirencester, Glos 1704 (1771-1841) death of eldest son of William Ludlow of Devizes, Wilts LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1064 (1706) son of Edmund Ludlow LUDLOW, WILLIAM of Clarendon Park, Wilts., at Oxford in 1504 (1771) at Wellersey, Glos., (1706) matric and BA. 1382, 1384 marriage to Rebecca Harwood

LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1387 (1712) of Tetbury marriage to 1525 (1777-1850) eldest son of Mary Wright Thomas and Ann Ludlow of Birmingham LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1391 (1712) second son of Stephen LUDLOW, WILLIAM Ludlow of Dublin, admitted to the 1530 (1779) formerly of Warminster, Middle Temple then Devizes, Wilts

LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1400 (1715) of Minchinhampton, 1549 (1787) of Yate, Glos., his Glos. Marriage to Ann Tibbet second marriage to Grace Francombe. 1589 (1800), 1620 LUDLOW, WILLIAM (1811), 1677 (1830) death of 1411 (1721) of Bristol, marriage to Grace Godwin LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1580 (1796) of Andover, Hants and LUDLOW, WILLIAM Bristol, marriage to Miss Stone. 1610 1414 (1724) of Cirencester, Glos. (1805) daughter dies Will. 1416 LUDLOW, WILLIAM LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1576 (1796) of Nottinghamshire 1449 (1739) of Shipton Moyne, Glos., marriage to Mary Nicholson marriage to Sara Webb

LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1650 (1748-1822) death at Bath, Somerset

Ludlow Names Index Page 34 of 35 LUDLOW-BRUGES, WILLIAM 1577 (1796) of Melksham, Wilts and Seend, Wilts., profile. 1582 (1834) second marriage. 1631, 1660, 1661, 1680, 1685, 1690. 1727 (1855) death of

LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1657 (1803-1889) Rector of Kirton, Lincs. (1846-1889), 1716 (1845) Rector of St Botolph, Aldgate, London. 1717 (1846) Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral

LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1620 (1811) of Harescombe, Glos., marriage to Jane Barnes

LUDLOW, WILLIAM ANDREW 1601 (1803-1853) son of Edmund Ludlow of Westminster. Served in the Bengal Army, biog

LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1630 (1814) of Yate, Glos., marriage to Catherine Tyler

LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1658 (1826) of Bath, Som. A son

LUDLOW, WILLIAM 1724 (1852) a contribution to the Royal Academy of Arts

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