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WALTER DE SCUDAMORE of POSTON (IN VOWCHURCH), Herefordshire, Born Probably in the 1070S, Son of Ralph the Domesday Tenant SKIDMORE/ SCUDAMORE ONE-NAME STUDY OVERVIEW OF THE DIRECT MALE LINE, AS KNOWN, FOR THE DESCENDANTS OF WALTER DE SCUDAMORE OF POSTON (IN VOWCHURCH), Herefordshire, born probably in the 1070s, son of Ralph the Domesday tenant. including descendants at p.4 POSTON, Herefordshire; pp.4-6 ROWLSTONE & KENTCHURCH, Herefordshire, including perhaps Woolwich, London & THE ISLE OF WIGHT; p.7 THRUXTON & HUNTSHAM, Herefordshire, also Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire & Cardiff, Glamorganshire, pp.8-10 ABENHALL, Gloucestershire, HENTLAND, Herefordshire & emigrés to GALLATIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS; pp.11-13 HOLME LACY & TREWORGAN & BALLINGHAM, Herefordshire; pp.15-17 BURNHAM, KINGSBURY & CHALFONT ST PETER, Buckinghamshire; o also RICKMANSWORTH, Hertfordshire, ▪ to KENT COUNTY, DELAWARE, to New Jersey, N.Carolina, Tennessee & the West. p.18 rural Warwickshire, BUDBROOKE & LONG ITCHINGTON pp.20-22 with a tentative link to Oxfordshire, TACKLEY & NORTHLEIGH. PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ THESE NOTES, WHICH WILL HELP YOU TO GET THE MOST FROM THIS FILE. ❖ This is the direct male line only, as far as the Skidmore/ Scudamore One-Name Study has been able to discover. ❖ A line --------------------- following a man's name means that he had offspring but that any sons he had, had no known offspring. Thus, the direct male line ends with him. ❖ It is essential that this is read alongside the appropriate written accounts. The written account will highlight where doubt exists or when assumptions have been made. Throughout this document, suggestions are given as to which written account would be appropriate. These can be found at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com ❖ 'Signposts' are included showing when and where some men lived. Thus, if you know the name of your grandfather or gt. grandfather, you should be able you to 'latch on' to a family line. In case of difficulty write to [email protected] ❖ The family codes, eg. ABL, BAL, WAR, are those used by the Skidmore/ Scudamore One-Name Study in its databases and written accounts. Produced by Linda Moffatt © Skidmore/Scudamore One-Name Study, [email protected] Page 1 Detailed written accounts related to these 'trees' can be accessed at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com S K I D M O R E / S C U D A M O R E O N E - N A M E S T U Produced by Linda Moffatt © Skidmore/Scudamore One-Name Study, [email protected] Page 2 Detailed written accounts related to these 'trees' can be accessed at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com S Descendants of Walter de K Scudamore, timeline. I D M O R E / S C U D A M O R E O N E - N A M E S T U Produced by Linda Moffatt © Skidmore/Scudamore One-Name Study, [email protected] Page 3 Detailed written accounts related to these 'trees' can be accessed at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com SKIDMORE/ SCUDAMORE ONE-NAME STUDY For a written account, Some Notes on the Skidmore (Scudemer) Family in the 11th to the 14th Centuries in Southwest England by Warren Skidmore 2010 [in preparation] at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com Ralph the Domesday tenant. | [PTN 1] Walter I of Poston, Herefordshire, born 1070s or 1080s, Ralph's younger son, [1] [2] Walter II de Scudamore of Poston, an adult by 1220, [2] [3] Walter III de Scudamore of Corras, [2] [4] Ralph II of Poston, adult by 1220, [4] [5] Walter IV, held Poston & Little Hatfield, his only child Sybil the last of her name at Poston-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [4] [6] John of Abergavenny, living in 1230, ?[6] [7] Vincent of Abergavenny, ancestor to all of the Scudamores who came afterwards in Herefordshire & Monmouthshire, [7] [ROW 1] John, next section For a written account, see The Scudamores of Upton Scudamore: A Knightly Family in Medieval Wiltshire, 1086-1382 by Warren Skidmore, 271 p. 3rd Ed. 2006, at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com and Occasional Paper 46, The Skydemores / Scudamores, Lords of Rowlestone, Herefordshire, 1307-1922, and some of their Younger Sons, by Warren Skidmore, 2011. at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com ROWLSTONE, became eventually the seat of the senior branch of the Scudamores in Herefordshire and remained so until 1521, although by the early 15th century two junior branches at Kentchurch and Holme Lacy eclipsed the main stem in prominence. [ROW 1] John I Scudemore, b.abt.1250, of Abergavenny & Aberystwyth, acquired an estate in Rowlstone, Herefordshire, in 1299 which remained with his direct descendants at Kentchurch until 1922. [1] [2] John II, born abt. 1280 [2] [3] John III, b.by 1310, of Abergavenny & lord of Rowlstone, [3] [5] Richard, adult by 1368, of Hereford & lord of Rowlstone, [5] [9] Thomas, Lord of Rowlestone and Llancillo by 1407, [9] [14] Nicholas [18] John Skydmore the elder, Lord of Rowlstone and Llancillo, m.2.Anne (1458-1528) dau. of Philip Skydmore [HLY [3]], see p.11 she succeeded to Burnham, Bucks., in 1488, [18] [26] Philip, b.1489, lord of Rowlestone & Llancillo, & heir to Burnham from his mother Anne Skydmore, & Kentchurch by marriage to his cousin Joan, married his distant cousin, see p.6 [26] [35] John, born 1521, of Kentchurch Court, and Lord of Rowlestone and Llancillo, [35] [47] Thomas of Kentchurch Court, & Lord of Rowlestone and Llancillo, Produced by Linda Moffatt © Skidmore/Scudamore One-Name Study, [email protected] Page 4 Detailed written accounts related to these 'trees' can be accessed at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com SKIDMORE/ SCUDAMORE ONE-NAME STUDY b.abt. 1543, m.Joan dau. of William of Livers Ocle, HLY [6] see p.11 [47] [60] John of Kentchurch Court, & Lord of Rowlestone and Llancillo, born 1579, [60] [70] John of Kentchurch Court & Lord of Rowlestone and Llancillo, b.1600. See text box for his descendants. [70] John of Kentchurch Court, b.1600 [70] [80] John, b.1624 [83] Ambrose, b.1657 [87] William, b.1680------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [80] [84] Robert--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [80] [85] Richard, 1672 [88] John, b.1727 [89] John, b.1757 [90] John Lucy, b.1798--------female line, Lucas-Scudamore [80] [86] Andrew---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- [60] [71] Philip of Garway and Llangarron, HEF-------------------------------- [60] [72] Ambrose [81] John---not traced [72] [82] Samuel----------- [60] [73] Martin of Llanvihangel Crucorney. MON------------------------- [26] [36] James of Tretire HEF, b.1525 [36] [48] John [61] John [74] John-------------------------------- [48] [62] Walter---------------------------------------------------- [36] [49] Simon-------------------------------------------------------------------------- [18] [27] David [37] Simon, b.1526 (brass in Fnchley church)-------------------------------------------------- [14] [19] Roger of Rowlstone, [19] [29] John of Grosmont MON [29] [39] Philip of Grosmont, [39] [50] Thomas of Longtown, HEF, & Llangua & Grosmont, MON, b.1561, [50] [64] Jenkyn-------3 sons & 4 daus., family disappears from HEF & may have settled in London or elsewhere. [14] [20] Jenkin of Llancillo HEF, living 1484, [20] [28] John [38] Thomas [51] Walter [63] Thomas of Llancillo, b.1590-1600 [63] [75] James------------------------------ [14] [21] Richard Skydmore of Little Salisbury, Magor, MON, [21] [30] Rhys Skydmore of Magor, [30] [40] Lewis Scudamore, b.1511 [40] [52] Thomas Scudamore the elder, of Little Salisbury------------------- [40] [53] Thomas Scudamore the younger, of Newsham, YKS, b.1548, [53] [65] William of Overton & Shipton, b.1589------------ [53] [66] John-------------------------------------------------------- [53] [67] Hugh, Rev., of Skelton & Holtby YKS, [67] [78] Thomas of Leeds, b.1630----- ?[21] [30a] Thomas of Shaftesbury, Dorset, d.there 1578, [30a] [41] a son [54] George of Denby, Yorkshire---------------------------------------------- Produced by Linda Moffatt © Skidmore/Scudamore One-Name Study, [email protected] Page 5 Detailed written accounts related to these 'trees' can be accessed at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com SKIDMORE/ SCUDAMORE ONE-NAME STUDY [14] [22] Wilcock (William) of Ewyas Harold HEF, [22] [31] John [42] Thomas of Ewyas Harold HEF, m.Anne, ygr dau. of John Scudamore [TXN [3]] see p.7 [42] [55] Humphrey, b.abt.1540----------------------------------------------------- [31] [43] Richard [56] John, prob. of Ewyas Harold [79] John--------------------------------- [43] [57] Rhys [3] [6] John IV (Jenkin) Skydmore alias Ewyas, b.1342, of The Fern in Bodenham, acquired Kentchurch & Thruxton from Wroth family, [6] [10] Sir John of Kentchurch, [10] [15] Sir John, d.1475 [23] John------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [15] [24] James [32] Thomas of Kentchurch [32] [44] James--------Joan (1497-1538), heiress to Kentchurch, m.Philip [26] see p.4 [24] [33] Peter of Presteigne RAD, b.1460s, [33] [45] Thomas-------generations in Radnorshire-----[33a] Richard [??] [33b] Thomas d.1712 [33b] [33c] Thomas [33c] tentative link to [33d] John, b.1706 For a written account, Scudamore Shipwrights of Woolwich and the Isle of Wight by Linda Moffatt 2015 at www.skidmorefamilyhistory.com [ROW 33d] John , shipwright of London, b.1706 Presteigne RAD, d.abt.1742 in Surrey ?| [IOW 1] Thomas of Woolwich, Kent, b.1747 [1] [2] Thomas of Whippingham, Isle of Wight [2] [3] William of Whippingham Isle of Wight, b.1801 [3] [5] William of Gillingham KEN, b.1833 [5] [8] William
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