UNDERHILL of ETTINGTON

The point where pedigrees emerge is usually, at the earliest, the period of the invention of the family surname. Family names did not exist in England until the twelfth or thirteenth centuries, when they began to be invented, and came gradually into general use with the growth of the population. Underhill or Underhull (“hill” and “hull” are variants of the same word in early English) is a good example of a topographical surname. There is no reason to doubt that a family bearing that name derives from an ancestor who lived under a hill. But as there are many hills with dwelling places built under their protection, it is natural that the name was invented more than once, and applied originally to more than one family, in diferent parts of the country.

The place from which the Underhills of Warwickshire took their name can be identifed with certainty. In the parish of Bushbury, which adjoins Wolverhampton on the north east, there is Bushbury Hill, and on its eastern slope, sheltered from the westerly winds, there is a farm house which still bears the name of Underhill. The name can be traced in documents as far back as the year 1308 and it may well be much older than any extant document. The earliest mention in 1308 relates to a “tenement at Underhulle in Bisshebury” and names the then tenant as “Thomas, son of Robert de Underhulle of Bisshebury”. This Robert de Underhulle was the earliest known ancestor of the Underhills of Warwickshire.

THE EARLY UNDERHILLS 1250-1520

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Descended from Robert de Underhulle was John Underhill, who was born about 1450. The marriage in about 1484 of John Underhill with Agnes, daughter of Thomas Porter, marks the beginning of the Underhills’ association with Ettington in Warwickshire. The manor of Ettington has been held by the Shirley family since the conquest, however there have been periods when it has been leased to others. In 1455 Alice, the widow of Sir Ralph Shirley who died about 1443, granted a lease of the manor to Thomas Porter, father of Agnes. In 1509, in what appears to have been a renewal of the lease of 1455, a further lease of the manor was granted to John Underhill for a period of eighty years. In 1517 John Underhill “de Nether Etyngdon in Comitatu Warr, Gentilman” entered into a deed relating to lands in “Woluerehampton Wednesfeld Heth Echelles and Wyllenhall in the County of Staford” “which descended to me by right of inheritance after the death of Nicholas Vnderhull my father”, thus confrming his origins and parentage. John Underhill died on 30 November 1518 and was succeeded at Ettington by his third son Edward.

John Underhill’s eldest son, William, was Clerk of the House of Commons before his death in 1544. William Underhill’s brother, Thomas, of Hunningham, had a son, Edward, who was Member of Parliament for Tavistock in 1553. This Edward Underhill, called “the hot gospeller” achieved earthly mortality by leaving a sparkling account of the most hazardous phase of his career. He had earlier served as one of the gentlemen-at-arms during the French Wars of King Henry VIII. In 1544 he joined the King’s personal troop and took part in the Boulogne campaign. At about this time he became imbued with both radical religious views and the proselytising zeal for which is notorious, but until 1553 not only was the religious tide with him but he had powerful protectors from the Duke of Northumberland down. Edward Underhill was a close supporter of the Duke of Northumberland and his scheme to place Lady Jane Grey on the throne, and it was during her brief reign of only nine days in 1553 that Jane Grey acted as one of the godparents of his new-born son. Although he did not take up arms against Queen Mary, on her return to the throne, he rather rashly published a ballad against popery the day that she was proclaimed Queen in London. He was subsequently arrested and brought before the Privy Council, but was released in September 1553. He was not troubled again for his opinions, and retired to Warwickshire, never again returning to Court.

Thomas Underhill of Hunningham’s second son, Hugh, was Keeper of the Wardrobe to Queen Elizabeth I. Hugh Underhill’s son Thomas, was appointed Keeper of Kenilworth Castle and died in 1591. The grandson of this latter Thomas Underhill was Captain John Underhill, who immigrated to New England, North America, in 1630. Captain John Underhill founded the main American branch of the Underhill family, which continues to fourish to this day.

Edward Underhill, who succeeded at Ettington, was born in 1486 and was a party with his father to the sale of land at Pebworth in Gloucestershire in 1503. He was admitted to Lincoln’s Inn in November 1515 and embarked on the study of law. However after his marriage to Margaret Middlemore and the death of his father in 1518 he returned to the family estates at Ettington. In 1541 he secured the Underhill family’s tenure of the manor of Ettington for three more generations by obtaining a renewal of the lease of Ettington manor for 100 hundred years. Edward Underhill died on 7 March 1546/7 and was buried in Ettington Church.

UNDERHILL of WARWICKSHIRE 1500-1700

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At Edward Underhill’s death the lease of Ettington manor passed to his eldest son Thomas, who was lord of the manor for over ffty years and was regarded as head of the Warwickshire family. By his wife, Elizabeth Congreve, Thomas was the father of twenty children. Elizabeth’s sister had married Sir Francis Shirley of the same family that continued to own the freehold of Ettington. At Thomas Underhill’s death in 1603 the lease passed to his son Edward, and then in 1611 on Edward’s death to Edward’s son, Sir Edward Underhill. Sir Edward was educated at Magdalen College, Oxford, and married a daughter of Sir William Uvedale, Treasurer of the King’s Household. He was knighted by King James I in 1613 and was Sherif of Warwickshire in 1638. Sir Edward Underhill died in 1641, the year the lease of Ettington manor expired and the property was returned to the possession of the Shirley family, absent since the manor was originally leased to Thomas Porter in 1455. The second son of Edward Underhill (Died 1611), Thomas (1546-1622), was the father of Sir John Underhill. Sir John was knighted in 1626 and married Alice, the widow of Sir Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England.

William Underhill (1524-1570), second son of Edward Underhill (died 1547), was admitted to the Inner Temple in 1551 and qualifed as a lawyer. In 1568 he purchased the manor of Idlicote in Warwickshire near Ettington. His frst wife was the sister of the wife of his brother Thomas of Ettington, and his second wife was the sister of Sir Christopher Hatton, Lord Chancellor of England. William’s son, William (1555-1597), inherited Idlicote on his father’s death in 1570 and it was he who sold the house in Stratford-on-Avon called “New Place” to William Shakespeare on 4 May 1597. This William Underhill was poisoned to death by his eldest son, Fulk, in July 1597. Fulk Underhill was hanged for his crime in March 1598/9. Idlicote then passed to Fulk’s brother, Sir Hercules Underhill. Sir Hercules married Bridget, daughter of Dudley Carlton, 1st Viscount Dorchester and British Minister to the Hague. Sir Hercules was knighted in 1617 but died in 1658 without children when Idlicote passed to his nephew, Sir William Underhill.

Sir William Underhill was born in 1624 and married Alice, daughter of Sir Thomas Lucy, of Charlecote. He fought on the royalist side during the Civil War, whereas the branch of the family at Ettington supported the parliamentary cause. Sir William retired to his estate at Idlicote after the civil war, where he died in September 1710. Idlicote was inherited by Sir William’s son, Hercules (died 1730) and then by Hercules’ son Samuel. Samuel Underhill, the last of the family to be lord of Idlicote manor, sold the Idlicote estate in 1755 for £22,000.

At the death of Edward Underhill of Ettington in 1547 his third son, John, inherited lands in the parish of Whitchurch near Ettington. John married Margery Wylmer at Preston on Stour in Gloucestershire on 27 November 1547 and was recorded as the principal tenant of the manor of Whitchurch. John Underhill’s eldest son, Nicholas, was educated at Oxford University and became Rector of Whitchurch. Younger sons of John Underhill, Thomas and Clement, settled in London and became freemen of the Haberdashers Company and the Drapers Company respectively.

Another son of John Underhill, Humphrey, was educated at Oxford, although he appears not to have obtained a degree. On his father’s death in 1601, Humphrey inherited from his father an estate at Crimscote in the parish of Whitchurch. Later, in 1621 Humphrey Underhill and his son, John, became embroiled in the debts of his son-in-law, William Deane of Aldminister. In a case in the Court of Requests dated 12 June 1621 Humphrey stated that Deane “being of very meane creditt and estate and hardly able to mayntaine himself aboute sixe or seven years synce contrary to the likeinge of the defendte Humfrey Underhill and against his wish did marry with Elizabeth one of the daughters of the said defendte”, but that in spite of this, he and his son John, had become surety for William Deane, out of kindness. It is mentioned that at the time of the case in the Court of Requests, William Deane was in prison for debt. On Humphrey’s death in 1634 he named his frst cousin once removed, Sir Edward Underhill of Ettington, as overseer of the administration of his will.

The second son of Humphrey Underhill, Thomas, settled at Admington in the Parish of Quinton, Gloucestershire, in the near vicinity of Ettington. He was Churchwarden of Quinton in 1629 and made a deposition at Chipping Campden on 17 October 1651 describing himself as “of Admington, Glouc., Gentleman, aged 45”. Thomas Underhill died in August 1676 and was succeeded at Admington by his youngest, but only surviving son, George.

Thomas Underhill’s nephew, Humphrey, immigrated to New England, North America, before 1669, and established the second branch of the Underhill family to settle in America. Humphrey Underhill was joined in America by his sister Mary, who married her frst husband, Thomas Naylor, at the Dutch Reformed Church in New York on 14 February 1666. Mary Underhill married a second time in 1668 to Richard Stites of Westbury, Long Island, New York. Humphrey Underhill died in 1722 and his descendants in America are many and scattered.

George Underhill resided at Admington until his death on 23 November 1713. George, and his male descendants, were buried in Quinton Parish Church, where the Underhill arms appear in stained glass. George Underhill’s daughter, Clementia, married William Coldicott of Ilmington at Shipston on Stour in October 1703. It is from this marriage that the O’Connor family descends.

Underhill Arms, quartering Porter St James the Great Church, Idlicote

DESCENDANTS OF HUMPHREY UNDERHILL (1559-1634)

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PEDIGREE

21 OBERT de NDERHULLE R U , of Bushbury, Co. Stafs., England. Born c. 1250. He Morrison, p 22 was recorded as living in 1313. He had issue:

1.Thomas, of Bushbury., Mentioned in the Subsidy Rolls for Co. Stafs., 1333. Subsidy Rolls 2.RICHARD, of whom we presently.

20 RICHARD UNDERHULLE, of Wednesfeld, Co. Stafs., Mentioned in the Subsidy Morrison, p 22 Rolls for Co. Stafs, 1333. He had issue:

19 HOMAS NDERHULL T U , of Wednesfeld, Co. Stafs., He witnessed a deed, 1364. Morrison, p 23 A charter, dated the Sunday after the feast of St. James., 1369, records a grant by the Vicar of Bushbury of houses & lands to him & Eleanor his wife. He was recorded as living in 1398. M 1st Eleanor. M 2nd Isabella. He had issue by his 1st wife:

1.WILLIAM, of whom we presently. 2.Thomas. 3.John, of Northicote. He was recorded as living in 1454. 4.Julia. 5.Joan. 18 ILLIAM NDERHULL Morrison, p 23 W U , of Wolverhampton, Co. Stafs., M Joan Stanley. He N & Q, 3 witnessed a deed at Wednesfeld, 1417; & another deed at Sewall, 1426. He had Series, I, p 285 issue:

17 ICHOLAS NDERHULL N U , of Wolverhampton, Co. Stafs., M - Batte, of Long Morrison, pp Compton, Co. Warw. Steward of the Manor of Stow Heath. He was a party to deeds 24-25 of 1451 & 1478, by which he acquired lands at Quebfeld in Wolverhampton, & in Wednesfeld & in Dymmyngesdale. He was also concerned in cases relating to Wolverhampton which were tried in the Court of Common Pleas, 1481. He had issue:

1.JOHN, of whom we presently. 2.Richard, M -- , d. of Congreve, Esq., of Stretton, Co. Stafs. He was Steward of Morrison, pp 25-28 the Manor of Wolverhampton. Died 1535. He had issue 1a.Joan, She was recorded as living in 1540. unm. 2a. - , Mrs Bryght, of Wednesfeld. Died before 1540. She had issue: 1b.William Bryght, He was recorded as living in 1541. 3.Nicholas, of Bushbury., He was recorded as living in 1524. 4.William, of Bushbury., He was recorded as living in 1524.

16 JOHN UNDERHILL, of Nether Ettington, Co. Warw., Born c. st nd CTG, VI, pp 1450. M 1 Susan Slade, of Maxstoke, Co. Warw. M 2 Agnes 380 & 382 (Born c. 1450. In the ‘Victoria County History of Warwick’ HSP Warw, p article for Ettington it was recorded as follows – “In 1427 John 31 Morrison, pp Porter of Marston is stated to be lord. Robert Porter held the 31-38 manor in 1444, & died in 1453, when his elder son Thomas Warw Fines III, succeeded. The latter left as his heir a daughter, Agnes, pp 212, 214 & 215 whose husband John Underhill held Lower Ettington of the Dugdale Shirleys. Upper Ettington, however, passed in tail male to N & Q, 3 William, younger son of Robert Porter, who died in 1480, or to his son, another Series, I, p 285 Robert”. M 1st Myles Norwood, Esq., of Broadway, Co. Worc. Will dated 2 April VCH Warw V, pp 77-84 & 1526 – in which she bequeathed “my soul to almighty god & the blessed mary the 209-13 virgin & all saints, & my body to be buried where god may dispose, but if it shall Will PCC please god near the stone & tomb of Thomas Porter my father in the south part of IPM, 1520 – UK Natioanl the parish church of Nether Etyngdon [sic] in the Chapel of Saint Nicholas”. Died Archives Ref: 1526. Will Proved at P.C.C., 9 May 1526), d. of Thomas Porter, Esq., of Nether C142/35/70 Ettington, Co. Warw. & his wife Elizabeth (See PORTER). Admitted to the Guild of Knowle, 1493. He acquired for £20 “2 messuages, a dovecote, 2 gardens, 60 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture” in Hunningham by fne, 1498/9. He & his wife, described as “one of the daughters & heirs of Thomas Porter”, acquired “the manor of Hunningham, 3 messuages, 500 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture”, by fne dated 1500/1. For 200 marks of silver he acquired “6 messuages, 8 tofts, a water mill, 6 gardens, 10 virgates of land, 60 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture & a certain fshery in the water of the Stour in Crimscote” from Sir Edward Belknap, 1500. In the ‘Victoria County History of Warwickshire’ article for the Parish of Whitchurch it was recorded as follows – “In 1500 Sir Edward Belknap sold the [Crimscote] estate, including 6 messuages, 10 virgates of arable, a water-mill, & fshing rights in the River Stour, with the advowson of the chapel, to John Underhill & Agnes (Porter) his wife. Their second son Edward died in 1547 holding this property, including the advowson of the free chapel, & leaving a son Thomas as his heir. This property, however, passed to Edward's third son John, whose descendants lived in Whitchurch & the adjacent parishes for several generations”. In 1669 Edward Underhill sold what is here dignifed with the title of the manor of Crimscote to Thomas Mariett”. In the ‘Victoria County History of Warwick’ article for Ettington it was recorded as follows – “In 1509 Sir Ralph Shirley leased the manor to John Underhill, originally of Wolverhampton, Stafs., who had married, as her second husband, Agnes, daughter & heir of Thomas Porter of Upper Ettington. This lease was perhaps a renewal, for when John & Agnes were admitted to the Guild of Knowle in 1493 they were living at Ettington”. He made an indenture relating to lands in “Wolverhampton, Wednesfeld, Heth, Echelles & Wyllenhall in the County of Stafs. which descended to me by right of inheritance from Nicholas Underhill my father”, 20 June 1517. Will dated 16 Dec. 1514 – in which he mentioned the “Parish Church of “Netheretingdon”; Abbot & Convent of “Eucsham”; convents of Warwick & Stoneley; Guild of Henley & of “Stratford upon haven”; chapel of St. Stephen in the Lord King’s palace of Westminster; chapel of St. Mary; daughters Susan & Dorothy, unmarried; wife Agnes to have the farm at Netheretyngdon for life; at her death to son Edward. If he fails to occupy it, to son Robert; also to wife Agnes, lands, etc., in Wolverhampton, Wednesfeld, etc., in County Staford; at her death to son William; if he dies without heirs, to son Thomas in entail, etc.; on death of wife Agnes, lands etc., in “Overetyndon” to John Norwood; if he leaves no heirs, to son Thomas In entail, etc.; son Thomas to pay wife Agnes, out of income of Manor of Honyngham & out of lands and tenements lately obtained from Roger Wynter, which late belonged to Sir Thomas Cokesey, Knight in County Warwickshire, ten pounds yearly for life; wife Agnes, for life to have lands, etc., in Crymesote, son Edward to inherit at her death; she also to have for life lands, etc., in Exshulf, County Warwick, to revert to Robert at her death, etc”. Died 30 Nov. 1518. Will Proved at P.C.C., 10 Feb. 1518/9. I.P.M., 30 Oct. 1520. He had issue by his 1st wife:

1.William, of Shustoke, Co. Warw., Born c. 1480. M Alice (she was recorded as Morrison, pp 32-4 living in 1544). He obtained the wardship of his nephew, Edward, 1527. He was HoP, 1509-58, appointed Clerk of the House of Commons by Letters Patent dated 14 Jan. III, p 505 1509/10; which ofce he held for 4 years. He was described as “one of the Will PCC attorneys of the Court of Common Pleas”, 1514. Commissioner for Subsidy for Co. Warw., 1523/4. He was granted the wardship of his nephew Edward Underhill, “the Hot-Gospeller”, 1526/7. He held for the term of his life under his father’s will the family estates in Co. Staford, which he leased to the Duke of Norfolk. Will dated 10 Aug. 1542. Died 1544. Will Proved at P.C.C., 2 May

1544. s.p. John Underhill (Died 30 Nov. 1518) had further issue by his 2nd wife: 2.Thomas, of Hunningham, Co. Warw., Born c. 1485. M Anne (M 2 nd Edmund Morrison, pp 41 & 43-45 Lydiard, Esq. She Died 1545), d. of Robert Wynter, Esq., of Huddington, Co. RD500, p 398 Worc. & his wife Margery (See BOTELER of WEM). Died between 5 Sept. 1518 & 30 Oct. 1520. He had issue: 1a.Edward, M.P., of Hunningham & Baginton, Co. Warw., “the Hot-Gospeller”, Born 1512. He was aged 8 at his paternal grandfather’s I.P.M., 30 Oct. 1520. M Joan, d. of HoP, 1509-58, Thomas Speryn, Esq., of London. He saw military service under Sir Richard Cromwell III, p 505 Morrison, pp at Landrecies, 1543; & at Boulogne in 1544 in the Royal Bodyguard under King Henry 46-52 VIII in person; & at Calais as Comptroller of the Ordinance under the Earl of DNB Huntingdon, 1552. Sold the manor of Hunningham to Richard Newport, Easter 1544. He was in the ‘Gentleman Pensioners’ during Wyat’s Rebellion, Feb. 1554. M.P. for Tavistock, 1553. In Aug. 1553 he was tried and imprisoned for a month by the Privy Council for having published a Protestant manifesto, which brought his nickname as one of the “Hot-Gospellers”. In a deposition he described himself as “aged 64 years or very nigh the same”, 19 Nov. 1576. He had issue: 1b.Anne, Born 1547. 2b.Christian, Born 1548. Morrison, p 50 3b.Eleanor, Born 1549. M William Bromley, of Nantwich, Co. Chester (d 1592). She had issue. 4b.Rachael, Born 1551. Morrison, p 50 5b.Unica, Born 1552. 6b.Guildford, Born 1553. He was a godson of Lady Jane Grey. Died before 1563. Morrison, p 50 7b.Alice, Born 1555. 8b.Edward, of Whitchurch., Born 1556. M -- . Bur. 21 July 1622 at Whitchurch. He Morrison, p 50 had issue: 1c.Thomas, Bapt. 17 Sept. 1599 at Whitchurch. 2c.Humphrey, Bapt. 27 Nov. 1602 at Whitchurch. Morrison, p 50 9b.John, Died before 1563. 10b.Prudence, Born 1559. Dead before 1563. Morrison, p 50 11b.Henry, Born 1561. Living in 1563. 2a.Richard, of Baginton, Co. Warw., M Mary (Died 1557), d. of William Colles, Esq., of Leigh, Co. Worc. Died 1557. s.p. 3a.Thomas, of London., For sometime prior to 1539 he was a page to Thomas, 3rd Morrison, pp Duke of Norfolk, K.G. In 1543 he was chosen to command the City of London’s 52-4 Will PCC contingent in an expedition to Calais & Guisnes under Sir Charles Howard. Appointed Common Hunt of the City of London, Oct. 1559. M 1st 12 Nov. 1538 at St. Lawrence nd Jewry, Milk Street, London, Christian Arnold (Died 1542). M 2 4 May 1542 at St. Lawrence Jewry, Milk St., London, Anne Wood (Will dated 11 Jan. 1602/3. Died 1603. Will Proved at P.C.C., 20 April 1603). Died 1571. He had issue by his 1st wife: 1b.Elizabeth, Born & Died 1539. 2b.Christian, Born & Died 1542. Thomas Underhill (Died 1571) had further issue by his 2nd wife: 3b.John, of London., “Citizen & Glazier of London”. Mentioned in the will of his Sister’s will sister Katherine, 15 May 1576. Died before 1602. Morrison, p 55 4b.Thomas, of London., “Citizen & Clothworker of London”. Mentioned in the will Sister’s will of his sister Katherine, 15 May 1576. Died before 1602. Morrison, p 55 5b.Katherine, M 14 Aug. 1569 at St Lawrence Jewry, Milk Street, London, John Morrison, pp Payne, "Baker", of Southwark, London (Died between 1571 & 1576). Will dated 15 54-5 May 1576. Bur. 26 May 1576 at St Lawrence Jewry, Milk Street, London. Will Will PCC Proved at P.C.C., 26 May 1576. She had issue. 6b.Elizabeth, Bapt 29 May 1563 at St Lawrence Jewry, Milk Street, London. Morrison, p 54 Recorded as living in 1576. Dead before 1602. 4a.Hugh, of Greenwich Palace, London., M 1st - . M 2nd c. 1570, Katherine (1548- Morrison, pp 1627), d. of George Manning, of Down, Kent. Appointed “Keeper of the Wardrobe” to 62-4 Queen Elizabeth I, 6 Feb. 1562/3, which ofce he retained until his death. Will dated 1 RD500, p 398 Will PCC Jan. 1592/3. Died 1593. Will Proved at P.C.C., 23 July 1593. He had issue (by both wives): 1b.Thomas, Born 1545. M Magdalen, d. of John Amyas, Yeoman of the King’s Morrison, pp Armoury at Greenwich Palace. Keeper of Kenilworth Castle. Died 1591. Admin. 66-8 Granted at P.C.C., 7 June 1591. He had issue: 1c.Thomas, Born c. 1572. He was recorded as living in 1591. Died before 1597. 2c.John, of Kenilworth, Co. Warw., Born c 1574. M Honor, d. of James Pawley, RD500, p 398 Esq., of Lelant, Cornwall, & his wife Isabelle Bonython. He departed England Morrisom, p with Sir Robert Dudley in July 1605; eventually arriving in Holland in June 1607 73 as a sergeant in the company of Capt. Roger Orme. Died Oct. 1608 at Bergen- op-Zoom, Holland. He had issue: 1d.John (Capt.), of New England & Long DNB Island, New York, America., Bapt. 25 Dec. DFUSA, p 1597 at Kenilworth. M 1st 12 Dec. 1628 at 2948 The Hague, Holland, Heylken (Died 1656), d. RD500, p 398 Morrison, p 77 of Willem de Hooch, of Gorinchem, Holland. nd N & Q, 3 M 2 1659 Elizabeth (Born 1633 & Died Series, I, p 286 1675), d. of Robert Feake, Esq., & his wife Elizabeth Fones Winthrop, great niece of John Winthrop, Gov. of Massachusetts. He served as a cadet in the guard of the Prince of Orange before his marriage. Went to New England, America, June 1630. Represented Boston in Massachusetts Assembly, 1634; & Stamford, 1643. Died 21 Sept. 1672 at Killingworth, Oyster Bay, America. He had issue by his 1st wife: 1e.Elizabeth, Born 1635. 2e.John, Born 14 Feb. 1642 at Boston, Massachusetts. M 2 Aug. 1668 Mary Pryer (1652-1698). Died 23 Oct. 1692 at Oyster Bay, Long Island. He had issue:

1f.John, Born 1670. M Elizabeth Willetts. Died 1728. He had issue: 2f.Samuel, Born 1674. M Hannah Willetts. Died 1754. He had issue: 3f.Mary, Born 1677. M Wright Frost (1676-1738). She had issue: 4f.Abraham, Born 1679. M Sarah Townsend. Died 1713. He had issue: 5f.Deborah, Born 1682. M 1st Capt. Robert Cole. M 2nd Richard Willetts. M 3rd Joseph Wood. She had issue: 6f.Sarah, Born 1687. M Thomas Pearsall (1679-1760). Died 10 Sept. Hennebury 1768. She had issue: 7f.Jacob, Born 1689. M Mary Wright. Died 1708. He had issue: 8f.Hannah, Born 1690. M Thomas Bowne (1694-1762). Died 1761. She had issue: Capt. John Underhill (Died 1672) had further issue by his 2nd wife: 3e.Deborah, Born 29 Nov. 1659. M 1677 Henry Townsend (1649-1717). Frost

Died 1698. She had issue: 1f.Henry Townsend, Born 1678. M Eliphal Wright. Died 1709. He had issue: 2f.Robert Townsend, Born 1680. 3f.Uriah Townsend, of Oyster Bay, Long Island., M Mary, d. of Gideon Wright. Died 1767. He had issue: 1g.Gideon Townsend, Born 1743. M Louisa Montfort. He had issue: 1h.Ann Townsend, M Jerome van Vorhis. She had issue: 1i.Abraham van Vorhis, Born 1794. M 1816 Abby Schofeld. Died 1868. He had issue: 1j.Bartow White van Vorhis, Born 1821. M Helen Tappen. Died 1887. He had issue: 1k.Abby Helen van Vorhis, Born 1867. M Thomas Maitland. She had issue: 1l.James William Maitland, Born 1890. M Sylvia Wigglesworth. Died 1968. He had issue: 1m.Andree Belden Maitland, M Howard Brush Dean, II. She had issue: 1n.Howard Brush Dean III, Born 1948. Governor of Vermont 1991-2003. 4e.Nathaniel, Born 22 Dec. 1663 at Killingworth, Oyster Bay, New York. DFUSA, p M 1685 Mary, d. of John Ferris. Died 10 Nov. 1710 at Winchester, New 2948

York. He had issue: 1f.Thomas, Born 4 Dec. 1687 at New Castle, New York. M Phebe Davenport. Died 1762. He had issue. 2f.Nathaniel, Born 11 Aug. 1690 at Westchester, New York. M Mary Hunt. Died 27 Nov. 1775 at Williamsbridge, New York. He had issue. 3f.Benjamin, Born Oct 1694 at New York. M Hannah -- . He had issue. 4f.Abraham, Born 1697 at New York. M Hannah Cromwell. Died Oct. Rawlings 1750. He had issue: 1g.Abraham, Born 1723 at New Castle, New York. M 20 March 1745/6 Phebe Hallock. Died 1798. He had issue: 2g.Isaac, M Sarah Field. He had issue: 1h.Caleb, of Yorktown., Born 16 June 1770. M 1791 Elizabeth DFUSA, p Qainby. Died 5 Nov. 1834. He had issue. 2949

5f.John, Born 1700. 6f.Mary, Born 1704. M Joseph Horton. Died 1765. 7f.William, Born 1707. M Mary Bayley. Died 1777. He had issue: 5e.Hannah, Born 2 Dec. 1666. M 1685 Richard Alsop (Died 1718). Died Frost 23 Aug. 1757 at Newtown, Long Island, New York. She had issue: 1f.Thomas Alsop, Born 1687. M Susannah Blackwell. Died 1743. 2f.Deborah Alsop, Born 1689. M 1st John Sipkins. M 2nd Nathaniel Hazard. 3f.Hannah Alsop, Born 1686. M 1706 Joseph Sackett. Died 1773. She had issue: 1g.Frances Sackett, Born 1720. M Col. Jacob Blackwell (1717- 1780). Died 1754. She had issue: 1h.Joseph Blackwell, M Mary Hazard. Died 1827. He had issue: 1i.Frances Elizabeth Blackwell, M Col. James Grant Forbes (1769-1825). She had issue: 1j.Rev. John Murray Forbes, Born 1807. M Anne Howell. Died 1885. He had issue: 1k.Francis Blackwell Forbes, Born 1839. M Isabel Clark. Died 1908. He had issue: 1l.James Grant Forbes, Born 1879. M Margaret Tyndale Winthrop (See ASHFIELD). Died 1955. He had issue: 1m.Rosemary Forbes, Born 1913. M Richard John Kerry (1915-2000). Died 2002. She had issue: 1n.John Forbes Kerry, Born 1943. U.S. Senator & Democratic Party Candidate for U.S. President, 2004. 4f.Richard Alsop, Born 1695. M Elizabeth Crooke. Died 1764. 5f.John Alsop, Born 1697. M Abigail Sackett. Died 1761. He had issue: 6e.Elizabeth, Born 2 July 1669. M Isaac Smith. She had issue: 1f.Jacob Smith, Born 1690. M Freelove Jones. Died 1757. He had issue: 2f.Micah Smith, Born 1704. M Phebe Thorne. Died 1747. He had issue: 7e.David, Born April 1672. M – Wright. Died 1708. He had issue: Frost 1f.Peter, Born 1690. M Penelope Alling. Died 1773. He had issue: 2f.Samuel, Born 1702. 3f.Benjamin, Born 1704. M Hannah Townsend. Died 1751. He had issue: 4f.Daniel, Born 1706. 2d.John, Stationed in Gorinchem, Holland in 1632. M Dorothe Typer, of Zwolle. 3d.Lettice, M c. 1633 at Boston, Mass., America, Thomas Bulgar. Died 1673. 4d.Petronella, M Ulrich Lupold. She was recorded as living in 1642. 3c.George, of London., Born 1578. “Citizen & Barber-Surgeon of London”. Died 1625. 4c.Lettice, Born 1579. M Reginald Spicer, of Westminister. She was recorded as living in 1624. 5c.Hugh, of London., Born 1585. M Pertsey, d. of Mark Bateman, of London. “Citizen & Goldsmith of London”. Died 1624. He had issue: 1d.Margaret, Born 1615. M Thomas Webb, Citizen & Saddler of London (Died 1655). She was recorded as living in 1655. 2d.Elizabeth, Born 1618. M 1st Thomas Heydon, Citizen & Musican of London (Died 1646). M 2nd John Ofey. She was recorded as living in 1650. 6c.Clement, He was recorded as living in 1605. 7c.Mary, Died 1601. 2b.George, Born c. 1573. M Elizabeth. Between 1623 & 1627 in the King’s Compting House. He had issue: 1c.Elizabeth, Living in 1627. M Matthew Blisset, Esq., of Greenwich (he was recorded as living in 1627). 5a.Anne, Born c. 1510. M Edmund Lydiard, Esq., of Glympton, Co. Oxon. (he was Morrison, p 56 recorded as living in 1549). She had issue: 1b.Thomas Lydiard, of Woolwich., Born 1526. M 1st 15 Jan. 1558/9 at St. Alphage, Morrison, p 60 Canterbury, Margaret (Died before 1575), widow of John Lested, Esq., of Canterbury. M 2nd Joan (she was recorded as living in 1599). Died 1599. He had issue: 1c.Hugh Lydiard, of Woolwich., Born c. 1576. 2b.Leonard Lydiard, of Pyrford, Surrey., He was recorded as living in 1598. 3.EDWARD, of whom we presently. 4.Robert (Rev.), of Sherborne St. John, Southampton. Will dated 22 March Morrison, p 41 1526/7. Died 1527. Will Proved at P.C.C., 13 May 1527. Will PCC 5.Elizabeth, She was mentioned in the will of her brother Robert, 22 March HSP Warw, p 1526/7. M 1st before 1514 John Agard, Esq., of Foston Hall, Co. Derby (Died c. 31 nd Morrison, pp 1518). M 2 by 22 March 1526/7 James Gresley, Esq. (Will dated 29 May 1536. 41-2 Died 1536. Will Proved at the Consistory Court of Lichfeld, 17 June 1536), of Brother’s will, Hanbury, Co. Stafs., 5th son of Sir Thomas Gresley, Kt., of Drakelowe (who was 1527 ancestor of Gresley of Drakelowe, Baronets, See Burke’s Peerage & Baronetage). Died before 1536. She had issue by her 1st husband: 1a.Clement Agard, Born 1515. His wardship was granted to his stepfather, James Morrison, p 41 Gresley, 17 Oct. 1519. M Eleanor, d. of Thomas Middlemore, Esq., of Edgbaston, & his wife Anne Littleton (See MIDDLEMORE). Died 1579. He had issue: 1b.Arthur Agard, Born 1540. He was a well-known antiquary. Died 23 Aug. 1615. Elizabeth Underhill had further issue by her 2nd husband: 2a.George Gresley, Mentioned in his father’s will, 29 May 1536. Father’s will 6.Susan, Mentioned in her father’s will as then unmarried, 16 Dec. 1514. M Morrison, p 42 Will PCC Richard Salwey, Esq., of Pirton, Co. Worc. (Executor of the will of his mother-in- Father’s will, law, Agnes Underhill, 2 April 1526. Will dated 16 Aug. 1550. Died 1551. Will 1514 Proved at P.C.C., 24 Oct. 1551). She was recorded as living in 1551. 7.Dorothy, Mentioned in her father’s will as then unmarried, 16 Dec. 1514. M Morrison, p 42 Father’s will, Humphrey Yonge, Esq., of Crome D'Abitot, Co. Worc. (He was recorded as living 1514 in 1529). She was recorded as living in 1526.

15 DWARD NDERHILL, of Nether Ettington, Co. Warw., Born E U Phillimore, pp 1486. He was a party with his father to the sale of land at 172-3 Pebworth, Co. Glouc., 8 June 1503. He was mentioned in his CTG VI, p 382 father’s will under which he received a bequest of the Morrison, pp 35 & 108-110 leasehold (80 years dating from 1509) of the Manor of Nether Dugdale, p Ettington, 16 Dec. 1514. He was recorded as “Edward 479 Underhill, brother of William” in the registers of Lincoln’s Inn Frost, p 1068 HSP Warw when he was admitted to Lincoln’s Inn, 4 Nov. 1515. M 1619, p 333 between 16 Dec 1514 & 1518, Margaret (Born c. 1495. In the RD600, p 558 ‘Visitation of Warwick’ undertaken by the Heralds of the College of Arms she was VCH Warw V, recorded as “Allianora [sic] da. of Meddlemore [sic] of Edgbeston [sic]”, 1619. She pp 77-84 & 209-13 was mentioned in the will of her great-uncle, Doctor William Throckmorton” as “my Shirley, p 63 cousin Margaret” under which she received various bequests, but in which he MI (Tomb & provided that “Also I will that nothing be delivered to my cousin Margaret till she Brass) Will PCC be divorced from her husband”, 1536. According to Phillimore, commenting on this IPM, 1548 – UK statement in Doctor William Throckmorton’s will, “The signifcance of this is seen National when we remember that the Underhills were a notable Protestant family, & it is Archives Ref: easy to understand that their alliance with a daughter of so prominent a catholic C142/85/76 family as the Middlemores would be deeply resented, & this remarkable clause in Doctor Throckmorton’s will, suggesting separation, may be taken as an indication of their displeasure”. Mentioned in her husband’s will as “Margarett [sic] my wif [sic] daughter to Thomas Myddlemore, Esquire”, 9 Jan. 1546/7. Will dated 4 Oct. 1555 – in which she directed that she be buried “in the Church of Nether Etington [sic] in the same grave or sepulchre where the bodye [sic] of Edward Underhyll [sic] my late husband dothe [sic] lye [sic]”. Died 1559/60. Will Proved at Stratford- on-Avon., 6 Sept. 1563), d. of Thomas Middlemore, Esq., of Edgbaston, Co. Warw. & his wife Anne, d. of Richard Littleton, Esq., of Baxterley, Co. Warw. (See MIDDLEMORE). He was mentioned in his father’s I.P.M. as “second son of the said John Underhill & Agnes” & it was also recorded there that his parents “enfeofed Thomas Middlemore & others in lands at Whytchurche, Crymyscote & Wylmeston to the use of Edward Underhill their son & Margaret his wife”, 30 Oct. 1520. “Recorded as “Edward Underhill of Netheretyndon in the countie of Warwyk Gentilman of thage of 50 years” he made a deposition, 22 May 1536. In the ‘Victoria County History of Warwick’ article for Ettington it was recorded as follows – “In 1541 the lease of 1509 [of the Manor of Nether Ettington] was renewed, for a century at an annual rent of 40 marks, to Edward son of John, who had succeeded his father in 1518. Edward was succeeded by his son Thomas, & Thomas by his son, a second Edward, who was born in 1546 & still living in 1619. In 1641, on the expiration of the lease, the Underhills removed to Upthrop in the adjacent parish of Alderminster (then in Worcestershire), & the manor was resumed by the Shirleys”. In Shirley’s ‘Stemmata Shirleiana’ it was recorded as follows – “It appears by a lease dated April 28, 1541 (33 Hen. VIII) that this Francis Shirley granted the whole of his ancient Warwickshire property, except the right of presentation to the church of Nether Etyngton [sic], to Edward & Thomas Underhill, for a term of one hundred years, reserving the rent of forty marks a year (£26 13s 4d). This lease was the cause of much unpleasant feeling, & of a long series of law-suits, which were not fnally determined till the year 1652. The Underhills were accused of having obtained this valuable lease of the Shirleys’ lands by the procurement of Dorothy, Francis Shirley’s wife, whose daughters Elizabeth & Ursula, by her former husband, Congreve, were the wives of Thomas Underhill of Eatington [sic] & William Underhill of Huningham in Warwickshire. The Underhill family had, however, been previously settled at Eatington [sic], Sir Ralph Shirley having by 1 st of Hen. VIII (1509), granted to John Underhill, & Agnes Porter his wife, a lease of the same property, & on the same favourable terms, for a period of eighty years”. Recorded as “Edward Underhull [sic] late of Nether Etyngdon [sic] Gentleman” he sued “Edward Underhull [sic] otherwise Underhyll [sic] late of Honyngham, junior, Gentleman” for a debt of £60. 1545. In the ‘Victoria County History of Warwickshire’ article for the Parish of Whitchurch it was recorded as follows – “In 1500 Sir Edward Belknap sold the [Crimscote] estate, including 6 messuages, 10 virgates of arable, a water-mill, & fshing rights in the River Stour, with the advowson of the chapel, to John Underhill & Agnes (Porter) his wife. Their second son Edward died in 1547 holding this property, including the advowson of the free chapel, & leaving a son Thomas as his heir. This property, however, passed to Edward's third son John, whose descendants lived in Whitchurch & the adjacent parishes for several generations”. Will dated 9 Jan. 1546/7 – in which he was described as “Edwardus [sic] Underhull [sic]”. Died 7 March 1546/7 – as recorded April 28, 1541 (33 Hen. VIII) that this Francis Shirley granted the whole of is ancient Warwickshire property, except the right of presentation to the church o Nether Etyngton [sic], to Edward & Thomas Underhill, for a term of one hundred years, reserving the rent of forty marks a year (£26 13s 4d). This lease was the ause of much unpleasant feeling, & of a long series of law-suits, which were not f nally determined till the year 1652. The Underhills were accused of having btained this valuable lease of the Shirleys’ lands by the procurement of Doroth , Francis Shirley’s wife, whose daughters Elizabeth & Ursula, by her former hus nd, Congreve, were the wives 1.Thomas, J.P., Lord of the Manor of Ettington, Co. Warw., Born 1521. He was Morrison, p 110-112 recorded as “my eldest son Thomas Underhill” in his father’s will, 9 Jan. 1546/7. Dugdale, p At his father’s I.P.M. he was recorded as “aged 26”, 1548. M Elizabeth (Died 479 1603), d. of John Congreve, Esq., of Stretton, Co. Stafs. & his wife Dorothy, d. of VCH Warw V, Sir John Giford, Kt. At a deposition taken at Chipping Campden he described pp 77-84 Will PCC himself as “Thomas Underhill of Nether Etyngton [sic] in the County of warwyck [sic] gent of thaige [sic] of xlix years” adding that “for the space of xxx yeres [sic] last past he hathe [sic] dwelt as a marryed [sic] man at Etyngton [sic]”, 21 Dec. 1570. Lord of the Manor of

Ettington. Will dated 9 March 1600/1 (with codicil dated 29 Jan. 1602/3). “Gentleman”. Died 1603. Bur. Nether Ettington Church. M.I. (tomb & brass) – “Here lyeth buried the bodyes of Thomas Un- derhill of this Towne Esquire & Elizabeth his wife, who lived married together in perfect amitie above 65 years, & had issue between them xx Children viz. xiii. sons & vii. daughters. She dyed 21 Junni An. D. 1603; & he the 6 day of October next after. Their frugality in provision for their Children [...] their charitable disposition to releive the needy. & great bounty in hospitality was a pleasing spectacle to their neighbours, & may be an alluring president to their posterity. As they lived to the liking, & with the love of mortal men, so they dyed in the true service & love of the immortall God. The poore, their Tenants, Neighbours & freinds will for a time bewaile the want of them; but the Angells of Heaven [...] and Saints of God will perpetually rejoyce in the company of them: for God they feared, God they served. God they loved, and to God they dyed. Their warfare in Gods Church militant in earth hath been short but their glory in his Church Triumphant in heaven will be eternall”. Will Proved at P.C.C., 14 May 1605. He had issue: 1a.Edward, of Barton-on-the-Heath, & later of Pillaton, Co. Staford., Born before 1546. Morrison, p M Margaret, d. of Edward Love, Esq., of Aynho, Co. Northants. He was an overseer of 120 the will of his paternal uncle John Underhill, of Crimscote, 1601 (See BELOW). Will Uncle’s will dated 25 May 1611. Died 13 June 1611. Bur. 14 June 1611 at Ettington – recorded in PR Will PCC the burial register as “Edward Underhill esquire departed his lief [sic] the xiii daye [sic] of June 1611, before sonne [sic] rising in the morning, & was buried the xiii day of the said month early in the morninge [sic]”. Will Proved at P.C.C., 1 Nov. 1611. He had issue: 1b.Edward (Sir), Kt., M.A., of Ettington., Born 1573. Matriculated at Magdelen CTG, VI, p 383 College, Oxford University “aged 14”, 6 July 1587. Graduated B.A., 3 Nov. 1595; & Morrison, pp M.A., 11 Dec. 1599. Proctor of Magdalen College, 1608. Described in his father’s 130-1 will as “Master of Arts & Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford”, 25 May 1611. N & Q, 3 Series, I, p 286 Knighted at Newmarket, 15 Jan. 1612/3. Sherif of Co. Warw., 1638. M 17 May AO1, p 1529 1613 at Wickham, Co. Hants., Catherine (Will dated 29 June 1658. Will Proved at Admon PCC P.C.C., 2 May 1662), d. of Sir William Uvedale, Kt., Treasurer of the King's Household. Knighted by King James I, 1613. Named as Overseer of the will of his st father’s 1 cousin, Humphrey Underhill, of Crimscote, 24 Feb. 1632/3 (See BELOW). Lord of the Manor of Ettington. Died 13 Nov. 1641. Admon. Granted at P.C.C., 12 May 1642. He had issue: 1c.Jane, Died 1623. 2c.Anne, Born 1622. Died before 1658. 2b.Thomas, of Talton, Co. Worc., M Anne. Died 1611. Admon. Granted at P.C.C., Morrison, p 24 May 1611. 132 3b.Francis, Bur. 16 May 1600 at Pillaton. 4b.Jane, Bapt. 14 Dec. 1576 at Barton-on-the-Heath. Died before 1611. Morrison, p 132 5b.Dorothy, Bapt. 2 April 1578 at Barton-on-the-Heath. Died before 1611. 6b.John, of London, & later of Ettington., Born c. 1579. “Citizen & Draper of Morrison, pp London”. M Mary (Died 1652). Died 1641. He had issue: 133-9 1c.Edward, of Upthorp, Aldminister, Co. Worc., M 19 Feb. 1649/50 at Quinton, Co. Glouc., his cousin, Mary (Died 1671), widow of Thomas Savage, of Quinton CTG, VI, p 383 (Died 1646), & d. of John Underhill, of Crimscote (See BELOW). Died 1670. He had issue: 1d.Mary, Born 1650. M John Crooke. She was recorded as living in 1702. Morrison, p 137 2d.Martha, Bapt. 25 Jan. 1651 at Quinton. Died before 1670. 3d.Katherine, Born 1654. Mrs Sands. She was recorded as living in 1691. 4d.Edward, Born 1656. Died before 1689. Morrison, p 137 5d.John, Born 1657. Died c. 1684. 6d.Jane, M Samuel Moore. She was recorded as living in 1691. 7d.Anne, Born 1661. M Thomas Bray. She was recorded as living in 1691. Morrison, p 137 8d.Thomas, of London., Born 1663. He was recorded as living in 1703. 9d.William, Born 1665. Died before 1670. 10d.Hercules, Born 1668. Died 1684. Morrison, p 137 2c.William, Born 1623. Died 1647. 3c.Mary, Died 1649. 4c.Margaret, She was recorded as living in 1650. 7b.Elizabeth, Bapt. 28 Aug. 1580 at Barton-on-the-Heath. M 23 Aug. 1608 at Morrison, p Pillaton, George Horniold, Esq., of Bredon, Worc. (Born 1587 & Died 1632). Died 132 1641. She had issue. 8b.William, Bapt. 19 Aug. 1582 at Barton-on-the-Hearth. He was recorded as living Morrison, p in 1611. 132 2a.Thomas, of Loxley, Co. Warw. & Lincoln's Inn., Born 1546. Admitted to Lincoln’s Dugdale Inn, 6 May 1567. He purchased the manor of Loxley, 18 Nov. 1588. M Blanche (widow Morrison, pp of Thomas Halford, Esq., of Lambcote. She was recorded as living in 1597). Died 22 121 & 139 Admon Worc April 1622. Admon. Granted at Worc., 29 June 1622. I.P.M., 9 Sept. 1622. He had issue: 1b.Richard, of Lincoln’s Inn, London., Born 1586. Died 1608. 2b.Thomas, of Loxley & Oxhill, Co. Warw., Born 1590. Matriculated at Magdalen Morrison, p Hall, Oxford, 11 Dec. 1607. M 9 Oct. 1616 at Buckland, Co. Glouc., Elizabeth, d. of 139

Richard Daston, Esq., of Dumbleton, Co. Glouc. Died 1669. He had issue: 1c.Thomas, of Oxhill., Member of H.M. Life Guard. He was recorded as living in 1679. 2c.John, of Gray’s Inn., Born 1623. Died before 1679. 3c.Anne, Died 1649. 4c.Elizabeth, Mrs Guest, of Worcester. She was recorded as living in 1679. 3b.Robert, Died 1622. 4b.John (Sir), Kt., Born 1592. M 20 April 1626 at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London Morrison, pp (as her 2nd husband) Alice (Born 1592. M 1st Sir Francis Bacon, Kt., M.P., Viscount 141-5 St. Albans & Lord High Chancellor of England. Died 1650), d. of Benedict Barnham, Will PCC Alderman of London. He was knighted by King Charles I, 1626. Will dated 18 Nov. 1678. Bur. 14 April 1679 at St. Giles-in-the-Fields, London. Will Proved at P.C.C., 10 April 1679. s.p. 3a.Ursula, Died 1550. 4a.William (Rev.), M.A., of Barton-on-the-Heath., He was an under graduate of AO1, p 1530 Magdalen College, Oxford University in 1564. M.A., 6 July 1573. Rector of Barton-on- Uncle’s will the-Heath. M Alice (She was recorded as living in 1616). He was an overseer of the Morrison, p will of his paternal uncle John Underhill, of Crimscote, 1601 (See BELOW). Died 1616. 122 He had issue: 1b.Dorothy, Bapt. 13 Feb. 1587 at Barton-on-the-Heath. M Rev. Edward Burton, Morrison, p Rector of Great Cressington, Norfolk (Died 1621). She was recorded as living in 122 1650. 2b.Eleanor, Bapt. 14 Feb. 1588 at Barton-on-the-Heath. M Rev. Edward Barker (He Morrison, p was recorded as living in 1621). She was recorded as living in 1616. 122 3b.Elizabeth, Born 1589. M Rev. Thomas Rogers, Rector of Cherington, Co. Warw. Morrison, p She had issue: 122 1c.John Rogers, Bapt. 14 Sept. 1617 at Cherington, Co. Warw. 2c.Underehilla Rogers, Bapt. 4 Sept. 1626 at Cherington. Morrison, p 123 4b.Anne, Born 1593. She was recorded as living in 1608. 5a.Humphrey, of Ettington., Born 1559. Died 1606. Dugdale 6a.Ralph, of London., Died 1574. Admon. Granted at P.C.C., 1 Sept. 1574. Admon PCC 7a.John, Living in 1555. Morrison, p 124 8a.Roger, of Moreton Morrell, Co. Warw., He was recorded as living in 1589. M -- . He had issue: 1b.Anthony, Born 1589. 9a.Paul, Died 6 July 1566. Morrison, p 124 10a.Anthony, Died 16 July 1587. Bur. Nether Ettington. M.I. – “An Epitaph & true Dugdale, p report upon the death of Anthony Underhill, the son of Thomas as Underhill of Nether- 479 Etington, who dyed the xvith dat of Iuly An. dom. 1587. Anthony Underhill lyeth buried

here in stone. It were but vaine for to obscure his name. Though no man write the death of him alone. Yet heaven and earth will still record the same, &c.”. 11a.Richard, of Kineton, Co. Warw., He was recorded as living in 1587. M -- . He had Morrison, p issue: 125 1b.Humphrey, Born & Died 1587. 12a.Francis, of Oxhill., Died 1613. 13a.George, of Oxhill., Born 1568. Died 1650. Dugdale 14a.Anne, M Ferninando Poulton, “Jurist”, of Borton, Co. Bucks. (Born 1535. Will dated Morrison, p 13 Feb. 1613/4. Died 20 Jan. 1617/8. Will Proved at P.C.C., 31 Jan. 1617/8). She had 126 issue. Will PCC 15a.Elizabeth, M Simon Porter, Esq., of Ettington (Born 6 Jan. 1551/2 & Died 31 Aug. Morrison, p 1615. I.P.M.) (See PORTER). She was recorded as living in 1603. She had issue: 128 1b.Sir Thomas Porter, Kt., of Ettington., Born 1581. Mentioned as “aged 34” in his Morrison, p father’s I.P.M. 128 16a.Margaret, M Edmund Peers, Esq., of Alveston, Co. Warw. (Born 1525 & Died 1607). Died 1601. She had issue. st nd 17a.Dorothy, M 1 John Richardson, Esq., of Pershore, Co. Worc. (Died 1584). M 2 Morrison, p Nicholas Porter, Esq., of Aston Subedge, Co. Glouc. Died 1601. She had issue by her 129 2nd husband: (See PORTER) 18a.Mary, M her 1st cousin, William Underhill, Esq., of Idlicote, Co. Warw. (Born 1555 & Morrison, p Died 1597). Died 1590. She had issue: (See BELOW) 129 2.William, of Idlicote, Co. Warw., Born 1524. Mentioned in his father’s will, 9 CTG, VI, p 382 Jan. 1546/7. M 1st Ursula (Died 14 May 1561), d. of John Congreve, Esq., of HSP Warw, p nd 31 Stretton, Co. Stafs. & his wife Dorothy, d. of Sir John Giford, Kt. M 2 1566 Morrison, pp Dorothy (Will dated 9 Dec. 1566. Died 1566. Will Proved at P.C.C., 28 Jan. 146-50 1569/70), sister of Sir Christopher Hatton, Kt., Lord Chancellor of England, & d. Dugdale, p 479 of William Hatton, Esq., of Holdenby, Co. Northants (See SAUNDERS). Called Father’s will, to the Inner Temple, 1551. He purchased the Manor of Idlicote, Co. Warw., 1547 Will PCC 1568. Will dated Dec. 1569. Died 31 March 1570. Will Proved at P.C.C., 10 April 1570. I.P.M. M.I. – “Here lyeth William Underhill of the Inner Temple of London Gentleman, of Edward Underhill Esquier second sonne; & Ursula his dearly beloved wife, youngest daughter of John Congreve of Stretton in com. Staf. Esquier, whose life was a spectacle unto all honest virtuous & obedient wifes, & she dyed the xiiiith day of May An. Dom. MDlxi. upon whose souls Christ have mercy, Amen”. He had issue by his 1st wife: 1a.William, of Idlicote., Born 1555. M 25 Nov. 1577 at Bishop’s Tachbrook, Co. Warw., CTG, VI, p 384 his 1st cousin, Mary (Bur. 10 Nov. 1590 at Idlicote), d. of Thomas Underhill, Esq., of HSP Warw, p Ettington, & his wife Elizabeth Congreve (See ABOVE). He sold a house called “New 31 Place” at Stratford-on-Avon, Warw. to the playwright William Shakespeare, 4 May Will PCC Morrison, p 1597. Will dated 6 July 1597. “Gentleman”. Died 7 July 1597 (poisoned by his son 152 Fulk). Will Proved at P.C.C., 1597. I.P.M., 1597. He had issue: 1b.Fulk, Bapt 29 Jan. 1578/9 at Idlicote. A Special Commission of the Exchequer Morrison, pp appointed to deal with his estate, states that “for the poisoning of William 153-4 Underhill, Gentleman, his father ... he was indicted, convicted, and hanged”. Died IPM 21 March 1598/9 (hanged). I.P.M, 1598. 2b.Dorothy, Born 1580. Died 1638. 3b.Hercules (Sir), Kt., of Idlicote., Born 6 June 1581. According to a biography of CTG, VI, p 384 Hercules – “Hercules Underhill's paternal grandfather, William Underhill (c.1523 – Morrison, pp 31 March 1570), was an Inner Temple lawyer & clerk of assizes at Warwick, & a 154-5 substantial property holder in Warwickshire. Among his holdings was the manor of N & Q, 3 Series, I, p 286 Idlicote, which he purchased from Lodovic Greville. He also held a 21-year lease on the manor of Newbold Revel from Thomas Throckmorton. In 1567 he purchased New Place in Stratford upon Avon from William Bott, agent of William Clopton, esquire. In addition to these properties he held the manors of Loxley & Barton-on-the-Heath, 'together with other houses and lands in Stratford, Hollington, Hardwick, Meriden, Haselor, Drayton and Easinghall'. William Underhill died 31 March 1570, & was buried at Nether Ettington, where he & his frst wife are commemorated by a marble monument. In his will he directed that his estates were not to be alienated by his heir save in circumstances of 'pressing need'. His three daughters were given marriage portions of fve hundred pounds & a silver spoon apiece. His second daughter was given the wedding ring which had belonged to her stepmother, Dorothy Hatton, & his youngest daughter was given one of her mother Ursula Congreve's rings. William Underhill (d.1597), his only son & heir, was sixteen years of age at his father's death in 1570, & became a ward of the crown. His wardship was purchased in 1571 by his stepmother Dorothy's Hatton's brother, Sir Christopher Hatton. When he came of age in about 1575, William Underhill inherited his father's estates. Shortly thereafter he obtained licence to sell the manor of Loxley to Thomas Underhill, one of his cousins, & about that time married Mary Underhill (d.1590), another cousin. In 1579 he was imprisoned for recusancy, 'but being able to give an explanation to Burghley, was soon released'. In 1581, by reason of pressing fnancial circumstances, he was granted licence to alienate lands in Hollington & Meriden. In 1587 he was appointed escheator for Warwickshire & Leicestershire. In 1590 his wife, Mary, died. She was buried at Idlicote, & after her death he settled his estates in trust on his eldest son and heir, Fulke Underhill. In Easter term 1597 he sold New Place to William Shakespeare for £60 by fnal concord dated 4 May. At the time of the sale the property consisted of one messuage, two barns & two gardens with their appurtenances. In July 1597 he was poisoned at Fillongley near Coventry, & on 6 July made a nuncupative will, naming as executors George Shirley & Thomas Shirley of Staunton Harold, Leicestershire. He left all his lands to his eldest son, Fulke Underhill, £200 apiece to each of his younger sons, & £500 apiece to his daughters Dorothy & Valentine. He died 7 July, & was buried with his wife at Idlicote. Fulke Underhill was not at frst suspected of having poisoned his father; however "either through his own confession or the evidence of others, his guilt afterwards became known", & in 1602 the Court of Exchequer appointed a commission to ‘obtain an account of the possessions of Fulke Underhill of Fillongley, county Warwick, felon, who had taken the life of his father, William Underhill, by poison’. According to Schoenbaum, however, he was hanged at Warwick in 1599 for poisoning his father, & attainted for felony, whereby his estates escheated to the crown, which regranted them to Hercules Underhill when he came of age in 1602. In Michaelmas term 1602, Hercules Underhill confrmed the sale of New Place to William Shakespeare by fnal concord; in order to obtain clear title, Shakespeare paid a fee equal to one quarter of the yearly value of the property, ‘the peculiar circumstances of the case causing some doubt on the validity of the original purchase’. Hercules Underhill was knighted by King James I at Compton Wynyates, Warwickshire, on 6 September 1617, & was appointed High Sherif of Warwickshire in 1625. During the English Civil War he was a royalist, & having been accused of being a 'Popish recusant', was forced to compound his estates for the sum of £1177. He married Bridget Carleton, sister st of Dudley Carleton, 1 Viscount Dorchester, & daughter of Anthony Carleton by his second wife, Joyce Goodwin”. He was mentioned as heir in the I.P.M. of his brother Fulk, 1599. He disposed of the Stafordshire estates of the Underhill family, 1603. st M Bridget, sister of Dudley Carleton, 1 Viscount Dorchester, British Minister at the Hague, & d. of Anthony Carleton, of Baldwin Brightwell, Co. Oxford. He was knighted by King James I at Compton Wyniates, 6 Sept. 1617. High Sherif of Co. Warw., 1623. He was a Royalist during the Civil War & was accordingly fned by Parliament, 2 Sept. 1651. Died April 1658. Will Proved at Worc., 9 July 1664. s.p. 4b.Elizabeth, Born & Died 1585. 5b.Valentine, Bapt. 17 Feb. 1586/7 at Stratford-on-Avon. M 1st John Richardson, Morrison, p Esq., of Oxhill, Co. Warw. (Died 1631). M 2nd John Boult, Esq., of Hanging Aston, 158 Blockley, Co. Worc. 6b.Lewis, of London., Admitted to the Freedom of the City of London, through the Morrison, p Haberdashers’ Company, 11 Oct. 1607. d.s.p. 155 7b.Timothy, of Idlicote., Died 1658. d.s.p. Will Proved at P.C.C., 30 Nov. Nov. Morrison, p 1658. 155 8b.William, of Ludlow, Salop., Bapt. 6 March 1587/8 at Stratford-on-Avon. M 29 Morrison, p Oct. 1618 at Ludlow, Hester (Born 1601 & Died 1641), d. of Simon Parker, “Mercer”, of Ludlow. Died 1656. He had issue: 1c.George, Bapt. 19 May 1621 at Ludlow. Matriculated at Baliol College, Oxford Univ., 1638. Killed, fghting on the Royalist side, at the Battle of Hopton Heath, near Staford, 1642. 2c.William (Sir), Kt., J.P., of Idlicote., Bapt. 18 Jan. 1623/4 at Ludlow. Joined the CTG, VI, p 384 Royalist Camp at Edgehill, Warw., 1642. M 1st c. 1649 Alice, d. of Sir Thomas Morrison, pp Lucy, Kt., of Charlecote, Co. Warw. & his wife Alice, d. of Thomas Spencer. M 159-160 Dugdale 2nd 10 Dec. 1674 at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster, Margaret (Died 28 N & Q, 3 Sept. 1712), widow of Cornelius van Bommell, “Merchant”, of London. He Series, I, p 286 succeeded to the Idlicote estate of his uncle, Sir Hercules Underhill, April 1658. J.P. for Co. Warw., 1660-1707. Will dated 20 March 1707/8. Bur. 25 Sept. 1710 at Idlicote. Will Proved at Worc., 27 Sept. 1710. He had issue by his 1st wife: 1d.Hercules, J.P., of Idlicote., Born 1650. M 18 May 1681 at St. Catherine Morrison, p Coleman, London, Sarah (Born 1660. Will dated 13 March 1737/8. Bur. 16 164 July 1745 at Idlicote. Will Proved at P.C.C., 14 Aug. 1745), d. of William Will Worc Swift, Esq., of Worcester. J.P. for Co. Warw., 1690-1731. Lord of the Manor of Idlicote in succession to his father. Will dated 27 July 1727. Bur. 11 Nov. 1730 at Idlicote. Will Proved at Worc., 24 Nov. 1730. He had issue: 1e.William, of Pembroke Coll., Oxford Univ., Born 1682. Died 1710. s.p. 2e.Samuel, J.P., of Idlicote & later of Bedfont, Middlesex., Bapt. 19 Feb. CTG, VI, p 384 1690/1 at Idlicote. M 3 June 1727 at Harlington, Middlesex, Catherine Morrison, p Barnard (M 1st Jonathan Fogg, of the Navy Ofce. Died 1757), sister of 166 Sir John Barnard, Kt., of London. J.P. for Warw., 1715-31. He sold the Dugdale nd st Will PCC Manor & estate of Idlicote to Hon. Heneage Legge, 2 son of William, 1 Earl of Dartmouth, for £22,000, 1755. Will dated 17 Aug. 1762. Died 1762. Will Proved at P.C.C., 16 Sept. 1762. He had issue: 1f.Hercules, Born 1729. Mentioned in the will of his paternal grand Morrison, p mother Sarah Underhill, 13 March 1737/8. Died before 1762. 164 3e.Martha, Bur. 21 March 1770 at Idlicote. Morrison, p 167 4e.Sarah, Will dated 8 May 1770. Died 1773. Will Proved at P.C.C., 9 Will PCC Feb 1773. 5e.Alice, M 4 Sept. 1724 at Idlicote, Rev. George Hammond, Rector of Morrison, p Hampton Lucy, Warw. (Died 1760. Will Proved at P.C.C., 15 March 168 1760). Will dated 23 Jan. 1778. Died 1779. Will Proved at P.C.C., 10 Will PCC June 1779. 6e.Margaret, Bapt. 15 June 1694 at Idlicote. Will dated 22 Dec. 1780. Morrison, p Died 3 Jan. 1784. Will Proved at Worc., 18 March 1784. 168 Will PCC 2d.Thomas, Born 1657. Bur. 18 Jan. 1713/4 at Idlicote. Morrison, p 165 3d.Compton, He was recorded as living in 1679. Died before 1708. 4d.Mary. 5d.Alice, M 14 Sept. 1687 at St. Michael’s Oxford, Thomas Morris, Morrison, p “Merchant”, of London (d 1713). Will dated 12 June 1733. Bur. 31 July 1733 165 at Hitcham, Co. Bucks. Will Proved at P.C.C., 3 Jan. 1733/4. Will PCC 6d.Lucy, M 28 Jan. 1683/4 at Worcester, Rev. John Grifth, Rector of St. Morrison, p Nicholas, Worcester. She was recorded as living in 1727. 165 3c.Samuel (Capt.), Bapt. 2 July 1626 at Ludlow. M Elizabeth, d. of Sir Henry Morrison, p Gibbes, Kt., of Honington, Co. Warw. He was a Cavalry Captain under the Earl 160 of Northampton. Died 1671. He had issue: 1d.Henry, drowned at Westminster, 1667. 2d.William, of Fillongley, Co. Warw., Lieut. in the Army. M Susanna. Died Morrison, p 1691 in Ireland. He had issue: 161 1e.Mary, Born 1687. Died 1689. 2e.Eleanor, Born 1689. 3d.George. Morrison, p 162 4d.Hester, Bur. 1 April 1658 at Honington, Co. Warw. 5d.Charity, Bur. 20 March 1659/60 at Honington, Co. Warw. 6d.Martha, Bur. 11 Oct. 1660 at Honington, Co. Warw. Morrison, p 162 7d.Hester, Died 1663. 4c.Dorothy, Bapt. 6 Jan. 1627/8 at Ludlow. She was involved with her brother Sir William in a Chancery suit, 1677. 5c.John, (Dr.), of Ludlow., Bapt. 9 April 1629 at Ludlow. M 1 Feb. 1671/2 at Morrison, p Sedgley, Co. Stafs., Dorothy, d. of Edward Pershouse, Esq., of Sedgley, Co. 162 Stafs. He was recorded as living in 1691. He had issue: 1d.John, of Pembroke Coll., Oxford Univ., Bapt. 9 Sept. 1675 at Ludlow. Morrison, p Matriculated at Pembroke College Univ., Oxford, 1692. Graduated B.A., 162 1695 & M.A., 1698. 2d.Edward, Bapt. 4 June1685 at Ludlow. 3d.George, Bapt. 27 Dec. 1687 at Ludlow. Morrison, p 162 6c.Hercules, of Idlicote., Bapt. 2 Jan. 1630/1 at Ludlow. Mentioned in the wills of his uncle Timothy, his cousin Sir John & his brother Sir William. Bur. 26 March 1712 at Idlicote. 7c.Margaret, M Henry Gibbes, Esq., of Honington, Co. Warw. He was recorded Morrison, p as living in 1679. 163 9b.Simon, of Idlicote., Born 1589. M Elizabeth (M 1st Walter Savage, Esq., of Faris II, p 324 Broadway Court, Broadway, Co. Worc. - See MIDDLEMORE), d. of John Hall, Esq., Will PCC of Idlicote. Died 1664. s.p. Will Proved at P.C.C., 19 Feb. 1663/4. 2a.Dorothy, M Thomas Wrenford, Esq., of Mitton, Co. Worc. (Born 1542 & recorded as living in 1632). 3a.Elizabeth, Died before 1570. 4a.Margaret, Born 1559. M John Harman, Esq., of Morehall (Died c. 1619). (See Morrison, p HARMAN) 151 5a.Anne, M George Matthew, Esq., of Berkswell , Co. Warw. (Died 1625), son of George Morrison, p Matthew, Esq., of Berkswell, & his wife, Joyce, d. of George Middlemore, Esq., of 152 Haselwell, & his wife Jane Harman (See MIDDLEMORE). Died before 1625. She had issue: 1b.Henry Matthew. Morrison, p 152 2b.Elizabeth Matthew, Mrs Holbech. 3.JOHN, of whom we presently. 4.Humphrey, of Kineton, Co. Warw., He was called “my youngest son” in his Morrison, pp 113-4 father’s will, 9 Jan. 1546/7. M Elizabeth, d. of Richard Newport, Esq., of Father’s will Hunningham. Will dated 26 March 1591. Died 1591. Will Proved at P.C.C., 17 June 1591. He had issue: 1a.Elizabeth, Bur. 5 April 1578 at Kineton. 5.Winifred, M Barnabas Wykely, Esq., of Irthlingborough, Co. Northants (Died Morrison, p 115 1569). Mentioned in the wills of her paternal grandmother, Agnes Underhill, 2 Family wills April 1526, her paternal uncle, Robert Underhill, 22 March 1526/7, & her brother William Underhill, Dec. 1569. 6.Ann, M Thomas Rowley, Esq., of Idlicote, Co. Warw. (Bur. 17 Oct. 1576 at Morrison, p 116

Idlicote). Mentioned in the will of her paternal grandmother, Agnes Underhill, 2 April 1526. Died before 14 May 1563. 7.Amy, M Thomas Smethwick, “Yeoman”, of Tutbury, Co. Stafs. (Born c. 1544. Morrison, p Will dated 11 Feb. 1616/7. Died 1617. Will Proved at Lichfeld, 6 Aug. 1617). 116 8.Katherine, Mentioned as unmarried in her father's will, 9 Jan. 1546/7. Shaw II:1, p 117 Mentioned in her mother's will as “Katherine Mynors”, 4 Oct. 1556. M William Mynors, Esq., of Blacknall, Co. Stafs. She had issue: (See BRACEBRIDGE) 10.Elizabeth, She was mentioned in her father’s will, 9 Jan. 1546/7. She was Morrison, pp st 117-8 mentioned in her mother’s will, 4 Oct. 1556. M 1 Edmund Bury, Esq., of Will PCC Barton-on-the-Heath (Born 1526. Will dated 28 Sept. 1558. Died 22 Jan. MI 1558/9. Will Proved at P.C.C., 4 March 1572/3. Bur. Barton-on-the-Heath. M.I.). Father’s will, M 2nd Thomas Sawyer, Esq, of Raunds, Co. Northants. Died 1608. Bur. at 1547 Mother’s will, Barton-on-the-Heath. M.I. – “Here lyeth buried the bodies of Edmund Bury & 1556 Eliz. his wife; which Eliz. was the seventh daughter of Edward Underhill of Nether-Etingdon in the County of Warwick Esquier. The said Edmund deceased the xxii. day of Ianuary 1558. but the said Elizab. surviving the said Edm. took to her second husband Thomas Sawyer of Raundis in the County of Northampton Ge [...]t. whom she outlived, & then returning into Warwick- shire, her native Countrey, & desiring after this life ended, to have her body layd in the Chancell in the Parish Church of Barton on the Heath in the County of Warwick aforesaid, with the body of the said Edmund her frst husband, she caused this stone to be prepared An. Dom. 1608. as a memoriall of the said Edmund, Elizabeth, William, Iohn, & Margaret”. She had issue: 1a.William Bury, of Barton-on-the-Heath., Born 1553. 2a.John Bury. 3a.Margaret Bury. 11.Mary, She was mentioned in her father’s will, 9 Jan. 1546/7. She was Burke’s LG mentioned in her mother’s will, 4 Oct. 1556. M Humphrey Wykeham, Esq., of 1952, p 1851 CTG III, p 361 Swalclife, Co. Oxon. (Bur. 16 July 1565 at Swalclife), son of Sir Edward T&G III, p 74 Wykeham, Kt., of Swalclife. Will dated 26 Jan. 1597/8. Died 1598. Will Proved Will PCC at P.C.C., 23 Nov. 1598. She had issue: 1a.Edward Wykeham, Bapt. 29 Sept. 1560 at Swalclife. M Joyce, d. of William Symes, Morrison, p Esq., of Welton, Co. Northants. He had issue: 118 CTG III, p 361 1b.Humphrey Wykeham, of Swalclife., M Martha, d. of Rowley Warde, of Warwick, Burke’s LG “Serjeant-at-Law”. He had issue: 1952, p 1851 1c.Richard Wykeham, of Swalclife Park., M Vere Alicia (Died 1768), d. of Rev. Hon. Richard Fiennes, M.A. Rector of Aveley, Co. Bucks, & sister & heiress of Burke’s LG Richard, 6th Viscount Saye & Sele. Died 1751. He had issue: (See Burke’s 1952, p 1851 Landed Gentry, Wykeham-Musgrave of Swalclife, 1952 Edition) 12.Margaret, Mentioned in her father’s will, 9 Jan. 1546/7. Mentioned in the will of her brother William, Dec. 1569. M 1st Richard Dalby, Esq., of Brockhampton, Morrison, p 119 Co. Warw. (Born 1523 & Died 26 Feb. 1559/60 at Brockhampton. Will Proved at Worc., 21 April 1567). M 2nd c. 1560 Thomas Bentley, Esq., of Kineton, Co. Warw. She was godmother to her niece, Margaret, d. of John Underhill, Esq., of Whitchurch, 5 Dec. 1571. Bur. 30 Dec. 1606 at Kineton. She had issue by her 1st husband: 1a.Edmund Dalby, Born 20 June 1557. Margaret Underhill (Died 1606), had further issue by her 2nd husband: 2a.Edward Bentley, Born c. 1562. Educ. Oxford Univ. Mentioned in the will of his Uncle’s will maternal uncle, Humphrey Underhill, 26 March 1591.

14 OHN NDERHILL J U , of Whitchurch, Co. Warw. (near Cousin’s will, Ettington)., Born c. 1525. In the ‘Victoria County History of 1557 Warwickshire’ article for the Parish of Whitchurch it was Whitchurch recorded as follows – “In 1500 Sir Edward Belknap sold the Court Rolls, 1559 [Crimscote] estate, including 6 messuages, 10 virgates of Underhill v arable, a water-mill, & fshing rights in the River Stour, with Underhill the advowson of the chapel, to John Underhill & Agnes (1596) – UK National (Porter) his wife. Their second son Edward died in 1547 Archives Ref holding this property, including the advowson of the free C2/Eliz/U2/27 chapel, & leaving a son Thomas as his heir. This property, however, passed to Bur Entry, Edward's third son John, whose descendants lived in Whitchurch & the adjacent 1601 Will Worc parishes for several generations”. M 27 Nov. 1547 at Preston-on-Stour, Co. Glouc., HSP Warw, p Margery (Born c. 1530. Bur. 1 April 1607 at Whitchurch – recorded in the burial 31 register as “Margery Underhill the wife of John Underhill”), sister of Robert Wylmer, CTG, VI, p 382 “Yeoman”, of Wylmston, in the Parish of Whitchurch, Co. Warw. (See WYLMER). Morrison, pp st 169-171 Mentioned in the will of his 1 cousin Richard Underhill, Esq., of Baginton, Co. Frost, p 1070 Warw. (son of Thomas Underhill, of Hunningham) as “my cosyn John Underhill of RD600, p 558 VCH Warw V, Throkemorton House”, 1557. He was frst mentioned in the Court Rolls at pp 209-13 Whitchurch, 30 March 1559; & was principal tenant of Whitchurch Manor. He sued his son Humphrey in the Court of Chancery concerning a settlement he previously made on Humphrey & stated in his Bill of Complaint as follows – “I John Underhill of Crimscote in the countie of Warwick your [indiscernible] that wheras your saide orator for [remainder indiscernible] & solemnized[?] between Humfrey Underhill your saide orators sonne & Jane then his wiefe: And in consideracon [consideration] that your saide orator should have by agremt [agreement] betweene him & the saide Humfrey one hundred [indiscernible] for the marriage of his sonne [indiscernible] porcon [portion] as it was pretended which the saide Humfrey had with the saide Jane then his wiefe & in consideracon of a recompence to be made for that advancement[?] which the saide Humfrey [indiscernible] with his saide wiefe it was agreed and covenanted[?] betweene your saide orator & the saide Humfrey Underhill by certaine Articles of Agremt [indiscernible] made betweene your saide orator & the saide Humfrey [remainder of line indiscernible] December in the six & thirtith yeare of the queenes [indiscernible] reigne that now is in manner[?] & forme followinge that is to saie frst your orator did covenant & grant to and with the saide Humfrey Underhill his Executor [indiscernible] that he the saide Humfrey Underhill & Jane his wiefe & there children should have there tenement chamber in the farm howse at Crimscote where your orator then dwelt with [next few words indiscernible] victuall & keppinge[?] for the saide [indiscernible] Jane & there children duringe the tearme [term] of six & twentie years if your saide orator should so longe live: Also it was promised & agreed that your orator should [indiscernible] & have to his own [indiscernible] use all [remainder indiscernible] given & granted to the saide Humfrey for his marriage which saide sonne was agreed upon & should be one hundred & twentie poundes: also your saide orator did covenant [remainder indiscernible] that he the saide John Underhill at the time of his death should leave unto the saide Humfrey Underhill his Executors Administrators or Assignes one hundred good sheepe ten kyne & one Bull twoo beames[?] whereof [indiscernible] of fyve horses mares or geldinges & the other to be of six oxen or bullocks with a wagne [wagon?] yokes towes[?] & bowes[?] ftt for the saide oxen & with cart and cart geares[?] plowe & plowe geares[?] with harnesse & all the [indiscernible] for husbandrie & tillage of the saide farme in Crimscote aforesaide: And it was further agreed & your saide orator did covenant & grant to & with the saide Humfrey Underhill that your saide orator should [indiscernible] the twentith daie of May come twelveth moneth next after the date of the saide articles stocke & store his comon belonginge to the saide farme with sheepe & so should keepe & manteyne [remainder indiscernible] twentie yeares [indiscernible] yeares if he so longe should live..”, Nov. 1596. Bur. 10 Sept. 1601 at Whitchurch – recorded in the burial register as “Mr John Underhill”. Will Proved at the Consistory Court of Worcester, 9 Oct. 1601 – in which he named as overseers his nephews Edward Underhill of Pillaton, Co. Stafs. & Rev. William Underhill, of Barton-on-the-Heath & his son-in-law Thomas Stringfellow. He had issue:

1.Katherine, Born c. 1548. M 29 Aug. 1571 at Whitchurch, Thomas Callowe, Morrison, p Esq., of Lincoln's Inn. Bur. 1 May 1628 at St. Mary Abchurch, London. 177 2.Nicholas (Rev.), B.A., of Whitchurch., Born c. 1550. Mentioned in the will of CTG, VI, p 382 Morrison, p his paternal grandmother, 4. Oct. 1555. Matriculated at Gloucester Hall, Oxford 171 Univ., 10 Jan. 1574/5. Graduated B.A., Oct. 1573. According to Dugdale he was Dugdale presented to the Living of Whitchurch, June 1571. M 1573 at Whitchurch, Alice Father’s will Luntley (she was recorded as living in 1599). He is referred to as “Rector of Whitchurch” in the Whitchurch Court Rolls, 1578 & 1587. Mentioned in his father’s will, 1601. He was recorded as living on 24 Sept. 1618. He had issue: 1a.John (Rev)., of Whitchurch., Born 1578. M 1598 Frances Lyngam (Will dated 17 Morrison, p Aug. 1656. Will Proved at P.C.C., 10. Jan. 1656/7). Rector of Whitchurch. He was 179 recorded as living in 1631. He had issue: Will PCC 1b.Alice, Bapt. 17 Oct. 1602 at Whitchurch. 2b.Nicholas, Bapt. 11 Feb. 1604/5 at Whitchurch. Died before 1656. Morrison, p 179 3b.John, “Sailor”. Mentioned in her mother’s will, 17 Aug. 1656. Mother’s will 4b.Joan, M 22 May 1638 at Hatton, Co. Warw., William Anchorne, Esq., of Morrison, p Lemington Prior. 179 2a.Joan, Born 1581. 3a.Josias, Born 1581. Apprenticed to Richard Priddon, Citizen & Haberdasher of Morrison, p London, 9 Oct. 1594. M 2 Sept. 1605 at St. Dunstan, Stepney, London, Joan (she was 180 recorded as living in 1620), d. of William Jesson, “Tallowchandler”, of London. He was Will PCC

Quartermaster in the East India Company's trading warship ‘The Swan’ which was captured by the Dutch in the East Indies on 2 Feb. 1616/7. Will dated 2 April 1620. Died 1620. Will Proved at P.C.C., 10 Oct. 1620. 4a.Margery, Born 1584. M John Agarod, Esq. 5a.Alice, Born 1585. M William Welles, Esq. 6a.Nathaniel, of Whitchurch., Born 1588. Apprenticed to John Neale, Citizen & Morrison, pp Clothworker of London, 28 May 1611. M 1st 18 Oct. 1618 at Whitchurch, Anne Mayle 184-5 (Bur. 6 Oct. 1637 at Whitchurch). M 2nd Elizabeth (she was recorded as living in 1658), d. of Henry Bushell, Esq., of Broad Marston, Co. Glouc. He was recorded as living in 1655. Died before 1658. He had issue (by both wives): 1b.William, Born 1620. He was recorded as living in 1632. 2b.Anne, Born 1629. 3b.John, Born 1632. Morrison, p 185 4b. - , Born & Died 1639. 5b.Hannah, Born 1645. 7a.William, Born 1592. 8a.Eleanor, Born 1594. Bur. 24 Sept. 1618 at Whitchurch. Morrison, p 185 9a.Jane, Born 1597. M Edward Aspland (Died 1649), of Wisbech, Isle of Ely. She was recorded as living in 1649. 3.John, of Ebrington, Co. Glouc., Born c. 1554. M Agnes (Bur. 26 Nov. 1598 at Ebrington). Bur. 5 May 1601 at Ebrington. 4.Ralph, of Sturton, in the Parish of Whichford, Co. Warw., Born c. 1557. Morrison, p 172 Mentioned in the Whitchurch Court Rolls between 23 Oct. 1578 & 15 April 1600. Will Stratford Will dated 6 May 1601. “Husbandman”. Bur. 10 May 1601 at Whitchurch. Will Proved at the Peculiar Court of Stratford-on-Avon, 7 July 1601. unm. s.p. 4.HUMPHREY, of whom we presently. 5.Edward, of Eton, Co. Bucks., Born c. 1560. M 11 April 1580 at St. Olave, Admon PCC MI Silver St., London, Joan Parsons (Will dated 8 Aug. 1615. Will Proved at P.C.C., Morrison, p 29 Sept. 1615). Admitted a Freeman of the Haberdashers Company, London, 16 173 Nov. 1582. Mentioned in the Whitchurch Court Roll, 9 April 1586. Mentioned in his father’s will, 1601. Died 11 Feb. 1606/7. Bur. Eton College Chapel. M.I. Admon. Granted at P.C.C., 25 Feb. 1606/7. s.p. 6.Thomas, Bur. 26 Feb. 1561/2 at Whitchurch. 7.Thomas, of London., Bapt. 24 Jan. 1562/3 at Whitchurch. M 29 May 1592 at Morrison, p St. Stephen's, Walbrook, London, Elizabeth (Bur. 10 Nov. 1631 in the middle isle 174 of St. Stephen’s, Walbrook), d. of Robert Moorer, “Apothecary”, of London. Will PCC Made a Freeman of the Haberdashers Company, London, 10 March 1597/8. HSP Warw With his brother Clement he signed the Herald’s Visitation Pedigree of the Underhill family, 1634. Will dated 5 April 1632. “Citizen & Haberdasher of London”. Bur. 2 Dec. 1636 at St. Stephen, Walbrook, London. Will Proved at P.C.C., 5 Dec. 1636. He had issue: 1a.John, Bapt. 20 May 1593 & Bur. 9 June 1597 at St. Stephen, Walbrook. 2a.Elizabeth, Bapt. 9 June 1594 & Bur. 11 Nov. 1603 at St. Stephen, Walbrook. 3a.Margaret, Bapt. 2 May 1596 at St. Stephen, Walbrook. 4a.Jane, Bapt. 10 Sept. 1598 at St. Stephen, Walbrook. M Lic. 23 May 1621. M 1st Rev. M Lic

Thomas Mackarnesse (Bur. 5 Aug. 1625 at St. Giles, Cripplegate, London), Minister of St. Giles, Cripplegate. M 2nd Richard Latham, “Citizen & Merchant Taylor of London”. 5a.Thomas, Bapt. 4 Feb. 1600/1 & Bur. 25 Jan. 1612/3 at St. Stephen, Walbrook. 6a.Peter, Bapt. 8 July 1604 at St. Stephen, Walbrook. 7a.Faith, Bapt. 21 Aug. 1605 & Bur. 1 Oct. 1605 at St. Stephen, Walbrook. 8a.Joan. 9a.Elizabeth, Mrs Dickenson. Mentioned in her father’s will, 5 April 1632. 8.Elizabeth, Bapt. 23 Feb. 1563/4 at Whitchurch. M 1st Thomas Stringfellow, Morrison, p nd 178 Esq., of Bishop's Tachbrooke (mentioned in his father-in-law’s will, 1601). M 2 ? Truckes. 9.Clement, of London., Born 1570. M Jane (Bur. 25 Sept. 1617 at St. Mary’s Morrison, pp Abchurch, London), d. of Thomas Catesby, Esq., of Hardmead, Co. Bucks. Made 175-6 HSP Warw a Freeman of the Draper’s Company, London, 1591; became a Liveryman of the Will PCC Company, 1612; Warden in 1626, 1634 & 1636; & Master of the Company, 1637. Made a deposition describing himself as “of St. Mary Abchurch, Draper, aged 60 or thereabouts”, 3 June 1630. With his brother Thomas he signed the Herald’s Visitation Pedigree of the Underhill family, 1634. Will dated 27 June 1651. Bur. 20 April 1653 at St. Mary Abchurch, London. Will Proved at P.C.C., 8 June 1653. He had issue: 1a.Jane, Bapt. 25 June 1598 at St. Mary Abchurch. M Edward Baker, Esq. (Will dated Will PCC 18 Aug. 1655. Will Proved at P.C.C., 28 Feb. 1655/6). 2a.Ann, Bapt. 25 May 1600 & Bur. 3 Aug. 1602 at St. Mary Abchurch. 3a.Margaret, Bapt. 13 Aug. 1601 at St. Mary Abchurch.

4a.Sara, Bapt. 15 May 1603 & Bur. 18 May 1603 at St. Mary Abchurch. 5a.Maudlen, Bapt. 16 Dec. 1604 & Bur. 19 July 1605 at St. Mary Abchurch. 6a.Sarah, Bapt. 28 Sept. 1606 at St. Mary Abchurch. M Robert Armitage, “Draper”. 7a.Thomas, Bapt. 6 Sept. 1607 at St. Mary Abchurch. 8a.Susan, Bapt. 2 Oct. 1608 at St. Mary Abchurch. 9a.John, Bapt. 17 Dec. 1609 & Bur. 18 Aug. 1611 at St. Mary Abchurch. 10a.Dorothy, Bapt. 2 Dec. 1610 & Bur. 9 March 1611/2 at St. Mary Abchurch. 11a.Clement, Bur. 10 Jan. 1614/5 at St. Mary Abchurch. 12a.Thomas, Bapt. 19 Nov. 1615 & Bur. 18 Sept. 1632 at St. Mary Abchurch. 13a.Joyce, Born c. 1617. Bur. 28 April 1634 at St. Mary Abchurch. 10.Margaret, Bapt. 5 Dec. 1571 at Whitchurch. Her godmother was her Morrison, p maternal aunt, Margaret Underhill, Mrs Bentley. 178

13 UMPHREY NDERHILL H U , of Crimscote, in the Parish of M Bond, 1593 Whitchurch, Co. Warw., Born 1559. Mentioned in the will of Underhill v his paternal uncle, William Underhill, of Idlicote, Co. Warw., Underhill Dec. 1569. Recorded as “Humphrey Underhill, of County (1596) – UK National Warwick, arm[iger], aged 16” he matriculated, together with Archives Ref his brother Nicholas, at Gloucester Hall, Oxford University, 10 C2/Eliz/U2/27 Jan. 1574/5. M Bond issued at Worcester, 10 Dec. 1593. M Father’s will, 1601 1593 at Worcester, Co. Worc., Jane Thrift, of Mitton, Co. Worc. Wills PCC & (Will dated 22 Oct. 1647 – in which she was described as “Jane Worc Underhill of Crimscote in the County of Warwick Widdow [sic]” & “my eldest son AO1, p 1529 John Underhill”, “my son John's son John”, “my son Thomas Underhill”, “Jane CTG, VI, p 382 Morrison, pp Underhill the daughter of my son Thomas”, “my son Humphrey Underhill”, “my 172-3 daughter Emms”, “my son George's two daughters”, “my son Anthony Emms”, & Frost, p 1070 “my cousin Mr Edward Underhill of Over Ettington”. Bur. 19 March 1647/8 in RD600, p 558 Whitchurch Parish Church – recorded in the burial register as “Jane Underhill vidua [widow] de [of] Crimscotte [sic] sepulta [buried] March 19 1647”. Will Proved at P.C.C., 27 Jan. 1648/9). He was sued by his father in the Court of Chancery concerning a settlement previously made by his father on him & in his father’s ‘ Bill of Complaint’ his father stated – “I John Underhill of Crimscote in the countie of Warwick your [indiscernible] that wheras your saide orator for [remainder indiscernible] & solemnized[?] between Humfrey Underhill your saide orators sonne & Jane then his wiefe: And in consideracon [consideration] that your saide orator should have by agremt [agreement] betweene him & the saide Humfrey one hundred [indiscernible] for the marriage of his sonne [indiscernible] porcon [portion] as it was pretended which the saide Humfrey had with the saide Jane then his wiefe & in consideracon of a recompence to be made for that advancement[?] which the saide Humfrey [indiscernible] with his saide wiefe it was agreed and covenanted[?] betweene your saide orator & the saide Humfrey Underhill by certaine Articles of Agremt [indiscernible] made betweene your saide orator & the saide Humfrey [remainder of line indiscernible] December in the six & thirtith yeare of the queenes [indiscernible] reigne that now is in manner[?] & forme followinge that is to saie frst your orator did covenant & grant to and with the saide Humfrey Underhill his Executor [indiscernible] that he the saide Humfrey Underhill & Jane his wiefe & there children should have there tenement chamber in the farm howse at Crimscote where your orator then dwelt with [next few words indiscernible] victuall & keppinge[?] for the saide [indiscernible] Jane & there children duringe the tearme [term] of six & twentie years if your saide orator should so longe live: Also it was promised & agreed that your orator should [indiscernible] & have to his own [indiscernible] use all [remainder indiscernible] given & granted to the saide Humfrey for his marriage which saide sonne was agreed upon & should be one hundred & twentie poundes: also your saide orator did covenant [remainder indiscernible] that he the saide John Underhill at the time of his death should leave unto the saide Humfrey Underhill his Executors Administrators or Assignes one hundred good sheepe ten kyne & one Bull twoo beames[?] whereof [indiscernible] of fyve horses mares or geldinges & the other to be of six oxen or bullocks with a wagne [wagon?] yokes towes[?] & bowes[?] ftt for the saide oxen & with cart and cart geares[?] plowe & plowe geares[?] with harnesse & all the [indiscernible] for husbandrie & tillage of the saide farme in Crimscote aforesaide: And it was further agreed & your saide orator did covenant & grant to & with the saide Humfrey Underhill that your saide orator should [indiscernible] the twentith daie of May come twelveth moneth next after the date of the saide articles stocke & store his comon belonginge to the saide farme with sheepe & so should keepe & manteyne [remainder indiscernible] twentie yeares [indiscernible] yeares if he so longe should live..”, Nov. 1596. In answer to the suit of his father against him in the Court of Chancery concerning a settlement previously made by his father on him he responded as follows – “The saide defendte by protestacon sayeth that the saide byll of complte [complaint] againste him in this honorable courte exhibited ys devysed & framed of purpose by the saide complter or by some other that doth seeke the ou[ver]throwe & vayue[?] of this defendte to putt this defendte to needles [needless] charge & expouses [exposes] in the lawe, intendinge by this & the like undue[?] meanes to witholde from this defendte suche yearly revenue & maintenance as by the intencon [intention] of the articles in the saide byll menconed [mentioned] is due unto him the saide defendte & not uppon anie iuste [just] cause wch [which] the saide complte hath againste this defendte, & this defendte by protestacon further sayeth that he verily thinketh the saide complte ys muted persuaded & styrred upp to take this uncharitable course againste the saide defendte beynge his owne naturall chylde by the counsell & direction of some malicious & dissentious person, whoe under [indiscernible] & pretencon [pretention] of a iuste [just] & lawfull grounde of sute doth seek thereby to obteyne [obtain] & gett unto himselfe some little credit & maintenance for a tyme not regarding howe much the reputacon creditt & estate of the saide complte wilbe hereby weakened, nor howe odiouse a thinge yt ys to be a mover of the so unnaturall sute betweene the father & the sonne”, 29 Nov. 1596. He was appointed executor of his father’s will, under which he was bequeathed the Crimscote Estate, 1601. He & his eldest son John, were defendants in a suit in the Court of Requests relating to the debts of his son-in-law William Deane, 12 June 1621. Will dated 25 Feb. 1632/3 - in which he was described as “Humphrey Underhill of Crimscote in the County of Warwick Gentleman” & mentioned “my eldest son John Underhill”, “Thomas Underhill my second son”, “my third son Humphrey Underhill”, “George Underhill my youngest son”, “my daughter Elizabeth”, “my son-in-law Anthony Emms & Ann his wife”, “Leonard Clark my son- in-law & Katherine his wife”, “Jane Underhill my dearly beloved wife” & named as overseer of his will his 1st cousin once removed, Sir Edward Underhill, Kt., of Ettington. Bur. 29 Nov. 1634 in Whitchurch Parish Church – recorded in the burial register as “Mr Humfrey [sic] Underhill”. Will Proved at the Consistory Court of Worcester, 20 July 1635. He had issue:

1.Eleanor, Bapt. 20 Jan. 1595/6 at Whitchurch. Morrison, p 190 2.Haward, Born 1596 at Whitchurch – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, “Haward Underhill the daughter of Humfrey [sic] Underhill”. 1596 3.Elizabeth, Bapt. 20 Jan. 1595/6 at Whitchurch – recorded in the baptismal Bapt Entry, 1596 register as “Elizabeth Underhill the daughter of Humfrey [sic] Underhill”. M Father’s will, before 1621 William Deane, Esq., of Alderminster (he was imprisoned for debt in 1633 1621, & his father-in-law was sued in the Court of Requests as his surety, 12 Morrison, pp 190-1 June 1621). Mentioned in her father’s will as “Elizabeth Deane”, 25 Feb. 1632/3. 4.John, of Crimscote., Bapt. 28 Nov. 1598 at Whitchurch – recorded in the Bapt Entry, 1598 baptismal register as “John Underhill the sonn [sic] of Humfrey [sic] Underhill”. Mother’s will, M Martha (Bur. 29 Aug. 1687 at Ettington). Mentioned in his father’s will as “my 1647 eldest son”, 25 Feb. 1632/3. Churchwarden of Whitchurch, 1639. Mentioned in Deposition, his mother’s will as “my sonne [sic] John”, 22 Oct. 1647. Made a deposition at 1651 Morrison, pp Chipping Campden describing himself as “John Underhill of Crimscoate in the 186-7 parish of Whitchurch, Gentleman, aged 53 or thereabouts”, 17 Oct. 1651. Bur. Admon PCC 27 Feb. 1661/2 at Whitchurch – recorded in the burial register as “Mr John Underhill of Crimscoat [sic]”. Admon. Granted at P.C.C., 21 June 1669. He had issue: 1a.Thomas, of Fullready, in the Parish of Ettington., Bapt. 3 April 1627 at Whitchurch. Morrison, pp M 1st 1656 at Barford, Warw., Agnes Dunne (Bur. 29 March 1689 at Ettington). M 2nd 187 & 192 Anne (Died 1710). Will dated 7 Aug. 1703. Bur. 15 July 1704 at Ettington. Will Proved Will Worc at the Consistory Court of Worcester., 16 Sept. 1704. He had issue: 1b.Mary, Born 1661. 2b.Anne, Born 1665. M 1st Francis Capell. M 2nd Nathaniel Rouse. Morrison, p 193 3b.Martha, Born 1667. M Thomas Man. 2a.John, of Bretforton, Lower Swell & Darlingscote., Bapt. 8 Dec. 1628 at Whitchurch. Palmer v M Mary (Born 1630 & Died 1675), d. of Thomas Savage, of Meon, in the Parish of Underhill Quinton, Co. Glouc. In the records of legal proceedings fled in the Court of Chancery (1651) – UK National it was recorded as follows – “Palmer v Underhill; Plaintif – Robert Palmer; Defendants – Archives Ref John Underhill, John Underhill & Mary his wife, & Edward Underhill & Mary his wife; C8/114/160 Subject – personal estate of Thomas Savage, Meon [in the Parish of Quinton], Morrison, p Gloucestershire; Document type – bill & answer”, 1651. Will dated 25 Aug. 1693. Will 193 Proved at P.C.C., 21 Nov. 1710. He had issue: Will PCC 1b.Thomas, Bapt. 3 Oct. 1647 at Quinton. Died before 1693. Morrison, p 195 2b.Martha, Bapt. 17 April 1649 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as “Martha Underhill the daughter of Mr John Underhill & Marie [sic] his wife”. M 1st Allen Locke. M 2nd Thomas Holtham. 3b.Giles, Mentioned in his father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. Died before 1710. 4b.Edward, Bapt. 9 June 1651 at Quinton. Mentioned in his father’s will, 25 Aug. Morrison, p 1693. 195 5b.John, Mentioned in his father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. 6b.Jane, Born 1660. M John Bennett. Mentioned in her father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. 7b.Hercules, Born 1664. Died 1665. Morrison, p 195 8b.Mary, M John Lawlisse. Mentioned in her father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. 9b.George, Mentioned in his father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. 10b.William, Mentioned in his father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. Morrison, p 195 11b.Frances, Born 1670. Mentioned in her father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. 12b.Elizabeth, Born 1671. Mentioned in her father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. 13b.Hercules, Born 1675. Mentioned in his father’s will, 25 Aug. 1693. 3a.Edward, of London., Born 1630. He was apprenticed to Thomas Tibbats, Citizen & Morrison, p Grocer of London, 6 Dec. 1649. Admitted a Freeman of London, 1656. Admitted to 195 the Livery of the Grocers Company, 6 Oct. 1663. He sold the Underhill property at VCH Warw V, pp 209-13 Crimscote for £2200, 1669. Master of the Grocer’s Company, 1681. Alderman of Admon PCC London, 18 July 1687. Lieutenant of the City of London, 9 March 1689/90. M 1st 1662 nd Hester Love. M 2 1668 Jane Constable (Will dated 2 Feb. 1701/2. Will Proved at P.C.C., 23 Feb. 1702/3). Died 1701. Admon. Granted at P.C.C., 11 Oct. 1709. He had issue by his 1st wife: 1b.Esther, M 1st Sir Hele Hooke, 2nd Bt., of Tangier Park, Co. Hants (Died July 1712). Burke’s EB, p M 2nd Dr. Richard Lilly. d.s.p. 269 4a.Martha, Born 1633. M 11 Feb. 1659 at Whitchurch, John Dunn, Esq., of Barford. She was recorded as living in 1703. 5a.George, of Upthorp., Bapt. 15 Sept. 1635 at Whitchurch. M Elizabeth. Elected Morrison, p Constable of the Parish of Whitchurch, Nov. 1666. Will dated 2 Dec. 1684. 196 “Gentleman”. Died 1685. Will Proved at P.C.C., 8 May 1685. He had issue: Will PCC 1b.John, of Upthorp., Born 1666. M Mary (Bur. 18 Nov. 1694 at Ettington). Died 1697. He had issue: 1c.George, Bapt. 13 March 1693/4 at Ettington. Morrison, p 196 2c.Edward, Bapt. 1694 at Aldminster. 2b.William, Born 1667. 3b.Edward, of Upthorp., Churchwarden of Aldminister, 1701. M 8 Aug. 1712 at Morrison, p Aldminster, Mary Widmer. He was recorded as living in 1733. He had issue: 197 1c.Anna-Maria, Born 1714. 4b.Martha, Born 1670. 6a.William, of London., Born 1638. Apprenticed to his brother Edward, 1 Nov. 1657. Morrison, p Appointed Freeman of London, 1664. Admitted an Assistant in the Brewers Company, 197 13 Sept. 1694. M Elizabeth (d 1724). “Brewer”. Will dated 9 March 1702/3. Died Will London 1703. Will Proved at London, 20 June 1703. He had issue: 1b.William, of London., M 1st Mary Harris (Born 1671). M 2nd Jane (Died 1733). Will PCC

“Brewer”. Died 1724. Will Proved at P.C.C., Feb. 1724/5. 2b.John, “Mariner”. Died 1708. 3b.Benjamin, He was recorded as living in 1725. 4b.Elizabeth, M Thomas Bourne. He was recorded as living in 1724. 5b.Martha, Mrs Hughes. He was recorded as living in 1724. 6b.Sarah, Born c. 1670. M 1st William Long, “Brewer”, of London. M 2nd ? Crayken. She was recorded as living in 1724. 7a.Hercules, of London., Bapt. 1 Aug. 1641 at Whitchurch. Apprenticed to his brother Morrison, p Edward as a Brewer, 9 Nov. 1664. Admitted to the Freedom of London, 1671. M 1 st 1999 Mary, d. of William Andrew, Citizen & Haberdasher of London. M 2nd Susanna. Will PCC “Grocer”. Will dated 26 Dec. 1687. Died 1688. Will Proved at P.C.C., 3 May 1688. He had issue: 1b.Andrew, He was recorded as living in 1702. 2b.Hercules, He was recorded as living in 1702. 3b.Ebeneza, Died before 1702. 4b.Martha, M William Lawrence. He was recorded as living in 1702. 8a.Anne, Bur. 6 May 1648 at Whitchurch. Morrison, p 200 9a.Mary, M Edward Underhill, Esq., of Upthorp, Worc. (Died 1670). Died 1671. She had issue: (See ABOVE) 5.Margaret, Bapt. 29 June 1601 at Whitchurch – recorded in the baptismal Bapt Entry, 1601 register as “Margrete [sic] Underhill the daughter of Humfrey [sic] Underhill”. M M Entry, 1621 1621 at Ilmington, Co. Warw., Thomas Turberville, Esq. 6.Anne, Bapt. 24 Nov. 1605 at Whitchurch – recorded in the baptismal register Bapt Entry, 1605 as “Ane [sic] Underhill the daughter of Humfrey [sic] Underhill”. M Anthony Father’s will, Emms, Esq., of Weethley, Co. Warw. (Mentioned in the will of his father-in-law 1633 Humphrey Underhill, 25 Feb. 1632/3. Mentioned in the will of his mother-in-law, Mother’s will, 1647 Jane Underhill, 22 Oct. 1647. He made a deposition at Bidford, Co. Warw. Morrison, p describing himself as “of Weethley, Warwickshire, Gentleman, aged 38 or 191 thereabouts”, 13 Jan. 1642/3). Mentioned in her father’s will, 25 Feb. 1632/3. Mentioned in her mother’s will as “my daughter Emes [sic]”, 22 Oct. 1647. 7.THOMAS, of whom we presently. 8.Humphrey, of Admington, Quinton, & later of Wincote, Co. Glouc., Bapt. 24 Bapt Entry, April 1608 at Whitchurch – recorded in the baptismal register as “Humfrey [sic] 1608 st M Entry, 1625 Underhill sonne [sic] of Mr Humfrey Underhill”. M 1 8 Aug. 1625 at Stretton-on- Deposition, Fosse, Co. Warw., Merrial (Bur. 21 Dec. 1628 at Quinton), d. of William 1641 Colchester, Esq., of Quinton. M 2nd -- Hall, sister of Thomas Hall (Died 1670), of Mother’s will, 1647 Manhatten, New York, America. Mentioned in his father’s will, as “my third Morrison, p son”, 25 Feb. 1632/3. He made a deposition at Pershore, Co. Worc. describing 188 himself as “Humphrey Underhill of Wincote, Co. Glouc., Yeoman, aged 33 or Frost, p 1071 RD600, p 558 thereabouts” & mentioning that he was a brother of Thomas Underhill, of Admington, 10 Oct. 1641. Mentioned in his mother’s will as “my son Humfrey”, 22 Oct. 1647. Died after 26 Aug. 1657. He had issue: 1a.Mary, Bapt. 3 May 1626 at Quinton. Bur. 4 May 1626 at Quinton. 2a.Jane, Bapt. 3 May 1626 at Quinton. Bur. 5 May 1626 at Quinton. 3a.Alice, Bapt. 20 March 1626/7 at Quinton. Bur. 29 Dec. 1628 at Quinton. 4a.Humphrey, of Rye, Westchester Co., New York, North America., Born between 1629 Morrison, p & 1632. Mentioned in the will of his grandfather, Humphrey Underhill, 25 Feb. 1632/3. 189 He immigrated to America, being frst mentioned there in 1669. M Sarah Smith. Frost, p 1072 According to one researcher “Humphrey Underhill & his sister, Mary, came to New NEHGR 123, p 84 Amsterdam at the invitation of their uncle, Thomas Hall. He must have come to New RD600, p 558 York before 1666, as on Feb. 14 of that year his sister was married there. They are presumed to have come over to live with their uncle Thomas Hall in Manhattan, & the frst mention of Humphrey is in the will of Hall's widow, Aug. 31, 1669. His sister Mary Underhill, b. 1640, m. (1) 1666 Thomas Naylor; m. (2) 1668, Richard Stites. By Dec. 20, 1669 Humphrey was at Jamaica, Long Island, where he lived for the next six or

Deed of Sale to Humphrey Underhill of a 14 year old slave named Jack, 4 July 1689

seven years, & was elected fence viewer & pounder. It was there that he married Sarah, widow of one of Jamaica's ubiquitous Smiths. Neither her maiden name nor the frst name of her Smith husband is known, but Mrs. Frost suspected she was a sister of John Rowlesson, a Dutchman to whom Humphrey sold his Jamaica house & some twenty acres, Sept. 14, 1675. The last mention of Humphrey at Jamaica was Apr. 6, 1676, when he sold his rights in the town's undivided lands. He removed to Rye, where in 1681 he purchased the "Vineyard Farm" for £700 in provisions. He also acquired land in the White Plains Patent of Rye, & eventually settled in that section of the town. In 1705 he was to build a mill on the Mamaroneck River, where son-in-law Samuel Hunt would grind corn. Humphrey became a prominent citizen of Rye. The town's records often call him Captain, presumably a militia rank. In 1689 he represented the town at a county meeting, & in 1696 was elected one of Westchester County's delegates to the NY General Assembly. In this period Rye, as a border town, also sometimes gave its allegiance to Connecticut, & in 1692 & again in 1697/8, Capt. Humphrey was a Deputy to the Connecticut General Court at Hartford”. He was recorded as purchasing a 14 year-old slave named Jack from James Mott at Rye by Deed, 4 July 1689. Will dated 2 July 1722 – in which he was described as “Humphrey Underhill of Rye in the County of Westchester” & mentioned “my wife Sarah” to whom he left all his estate for her life, & the following heirs – daughter Elizabeth, wife of Samuel Merritt; daughter Mary, wife of Samuel Hunt; grandchildren Underhill, Thomas & William Barnes, Sarah, Hannah & Elizabeth Clarke; daughters Sarah Budd & Elizabeth Merritt; grandson Underhill Budd; wife’s son, Benjamin Smith & appointed as his executors his wife Sarah, Samuel Merritt & Jonathan Haight. Died 1722 at Rye, Westchester Co., New York. Will Proved 22 Oct. 1722. He had issue: 1b.Elizabeth, M Samuel Merritt (Born 1672), of West Plains, N.Y. She had issue: Frost, p 1075 1c.William Merritt. 2c.George Merritt, of Ulster Co., N. Y. Born 23 April 1702. M Gloriana Purdy (Born 1714 & Died 1765). Died 2 Feb. 1759 at New Marlborough, Ulster Co., N.Y. He had issue: 1d.Elizabeth Merritt, Born 1733. M Dr. David Fowler. 2d.Caleb Merritt, Born 1735. M Martha Purdy. Died 1793. 3d.Humphrey Merritt, of Ulster, Co., New York., Born 1737. He had issue: Frost, p 1077 4d.Samuel Merritt, M Phila Townsend. Died 1811. Foskett 5d.Gloriana Merritt, Born 1740. M Joseph Morey. Died 1842. 6d.George Merritt, Born 1741. M Mary Fowler. Died 1822. 7d.Gabriel Merritt, Born 1744. Died 1776. 8d.Jane Merritt, Born 1747. M 1st Moses Flewelling. M 2nd Elnathan Foster. Died 1807. 9d.David Merritt, Born 1749. 10d.Josiah Merritt, Born 15 Nov. 1752 at Rye, N.Y. M 1st Ann Purdy (Born 1757 & Died 1786). M 2nd Rachel Sherwood. Died 12 March 1817 at New York. He had issue: 1e.Esther Merritt, Born 1767. 2e.Gabriel Merritt, Born 2 Dec. 1777 at Rye, N.Y. M 12 Feb. 1806 at Rye, Foskett N.Y., Rebecca Wetmore (Born 1788). Died at Kings Co., New Brunswick, Canada. He had issue: 1f.Elizabeth Wetmore Merritt, Born 1806. 2f.Rachel Merritt, Born 1809. 3f.Amelia Merritt, Born 1811 4f.Izrahiah Merritt, Born 1812 & Died 1812. 5f.Esther Ann Merritt, Born 2 Nov. 1813 at New York. M 29 Feb. 1839 at Kingston, New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Canada, Hon. William Puddington Flewelling (Born 1814 & Died 1875). Died 23 March 1854 at Clifton, Kingston, New Brunswick. She had issue: 1g.Ernest Purdy Flewelling, Born 1 March 1846 at Clifton, Kings Foskett

Co., New Brunswick, Canada. M 26 Dec. 1877 at Newcastle, New Brunswick, Sara Jane Sinclair (Born 1852 & Died 1900). Died 26 March 1915 at Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada. He had issue: 1h.Adela Pentreath Flewelling, Born 1 March 1879. M 4 Feb. 1903 at Newcastle, New Brunswick, Rev. John Somers Archibald Bastin (Born 1870 & Died 1937). Died 25 March 1972 at Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. She had issue: 1i.Hilary Desiree Bastin, Born 10 April 1916 at Ganges, Foskett British Columbia, Canada. M Dudley Robert Foskett. (1996 Address: 712 Brookridge Place, Victoria, British Columbia, V8Z 3B9, Canada). She has issue: 1j.Ann Elizabeth Foskett, Born 1944. M Laurence Graham Glover. She has issue: 1k.Kathleen Shannon Glover, Born 1971. M Michael Lee. She has issue: 1l.Matthew Cameron Glover-Lee, Born 1995. 2l.Daniel Soott Glover-Lee, Born 1995. Foskett 2k.Patrick Cameron Glover, Born 1973. 3k.Jason Garrett Glover, Born 1979. 6f.James D. Merritt, Born 1816. 7f.Edward Algar Merritt, Born 1818. 8f.Rebecca Jane Merritt, Born 1820. 9f.Mary Montague Merritt, Born 1822. 10f.Gabriel Wetmore Merritt, Born 1824. M Mary Elizabeth Foskett Flewelling. Died 1920. He had issue: 1g.Joseph Merritt, Born 1848. 2g.William Hawksley Merritt, Born 1850. 3g.Julia Merritt, Born 1852. 4g.Edward Henry Merritt, Born 1854. 5g.Gabriel Wetmore Merritt, Born 1857. Foskett 6g.Frank Stanley Merritt, Born 1864. 11f.Charles William Merritt, Born 1827. 3e.Ann Carpenter Merritt, Born 1780. 4e.David Merritt. 5e.Alithea Brewer Merritt, Born 1785. 6e.Josiah Merritt, Born 1783. 7e.Seth Merritt. Foskett 3c.David Merritt. 2b.Mary. 3b.Sarah, M 1695 Joseph Budd, of Rye, New York (Born 1658 & Died 1722). She Frost, p 1073 had issue: 1c.Underhill Budd, Mentioned in the will of his maternal grandfather Humphrey Grandfather’s Underhill, 3 July 1722. will, 1722 4b.Hannah, M 1st Capt. William Barnes, of Westchester. M 2nd Daniel Clark, Frost , p 1076 “Gentleman”, of Westchester (Will dated 21 Jan. 1727). Died before 5 May 1712. She had issue by her 1st husband: 1c.Underhill Barnes, of Westchester, New York., Born 14 March 1684/5 NEHGR 123, p Mentioned in the will of his maternal grandfather Humphrey Underhill, 3 July 84 1722. M Miriam. Will dated 6 Dec. 1750 – in which he was described as Grandfather’s will, 1722 “Underhill Barnes of Westchester Gentleman”. Will Proved 21 Sept. 1757. He had issue: 2c.Thomas Barnes, Mentioned in the will of his maternal grandfather Humphrey Underhill, 3 July 1722. 3c.William Barnes, Mentioned in the will of his maternal grandfather Humphrey Underhill, 3 July 1722. Hannah Underhill had further issue by her 2nd husband: 4c.Elizabeth Clark, Mentioned in the will of her maternal grandfather Humphrey Underhill, 3 July 1722. 5c.Sarah Clark, Mentioned in the will of her maternal grandfather Humphrey Underhill, 3 July 1722. 6c.Hannah Clark, Mentioned in the will of her maternal grandfather Humphrey NEHGR 106, p Underhill, 3 July 1722. M Thomas Barton, of Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, 304 & 123, p America (He was recorded as living, 7 Sept. 1758). She had issue. 84 7c.Isabel Clark, Mentioned in the will of her maternal grandfather Humphrey Underhill, 3 July 1722. 5a.George, Bapt. 4 Aug. 1637 at Cliford Chambers. 6a.Margaret, Bapt. 13 March 1638/9 at Cliford Chambers. 7a.Mary, Bapt. 15 Nov. 1640 at Cliford Chambers. She immigrated to North America. Morrison, p M 1st 14 Feb. 1666 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, North America, Thomas 189 Naylor (Died 1668). M 2nd c. 1668 Richard Stites, of Westbury, Long Island, New York Frost, p 1073 RD600, p 558 (Will dated 6 Nov. 1700. Will Proved 5 March 1700/1). She had issue by her 1 st husband: 1b.Thomas Naylor, Bapt. 18 April 1667 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City. Mary Underhill (1640-1701) had further issue by her 2nd husband: 2b.Benjamin Stites, Born c. 1670. Died 1732 at Cape May, New York. 3b.Rebecca Stites, M Robert Dingee, of Westbury, Long Island. Frost, p 1073 4b.John Stites, of Hempstead, Long Island, New York. Admon. Granted 18 Sept. 1701. 5b.William Stites, of Springfeld, New Jersey, America., Born 1676. M Mary Hall Parker (Died 1728). Died 1727 at Springfeld. He had issue: 1c.John Stites, of Springfeld, New Jersey., Born 1706. M Margaret Hampton. Died 1782 at Springfeld, New Jersey. He had issue: 1d.John Stites, Born 1745 at Springfeld, New Jersey. M Susannah Brasher. Parker He had issue: 1e.Cornelia Stites, Born 1768. M David Galbreath. Died 1800 at Bunhill Fields, London. He had issue: 1f.John Stites Galbreath, of London., Born 1791 at Islington, Middlesex. M Ann Baker. Died 1843 at Bunhill Fields, London. He had issue: 1g.David Galbreath, of London., Born 1833 at Whitechapel, Parker London. M Mary Butcher. Died 1905. He had issue: 1h.Edwin Galbreath, of London., Born 1868 at Mile End, London. M Louisa Turney. Died 1909 at Camberwell, London. He had issue: 1i.Edwin Thomas Galbreath, Born 1893 at London. M Alice Parker May Edwards. Died 1968 at Bournemouth, England. He had issue: 6b.Margaret Stites. She was recorded as living in 1700. 7b.Mary Stites. She was recorded as living in 1700. 8a.Anne, Bapt. 11 Jan. 1642/3 at Cliford Chambers. Parker 9a.Rebeccah, Bapt. 2 Dec. 1644 at Cliford Chambers. 10a.Simon, Bapt. 20 Oct. 1649 at Cliford Chambers. 11a.William, Bapt. 23 Aug. 1651 at Cliford Chambers. 12a.Susannah, Born 1654 at Cliford Chambers.

13a.Sarah, Born 1654 at Cliford Chambers. 9.Katherine, Born 1611 at Whitchurch. M 21 June 1626 at Whitchurch, Rev. Leonard Clarke, Vicar of Kinwarton, Co. Warw. (Mentioned in the will of his nd father-in-law, Humphrey Underhill, 25 Feb. 1632/3. He M 2 Ann, d. of Hon. Edward Willoughby, of Knath, Co. Linc., & granddaughter of Charles, Lord Willoughby of Parnham. He Died 2 Jan. 1661). Mentioned in her father’s will, 25 Morrison, p 191 Father’s will, 1633 Feb. 1632/3. Bur. 21 March 1639/40 at Kinwarton, Co. Warw. 10.George, of Warwick., Bapt. 30 Nov. 1617 at Whitchurch. Mentioned in his Morrison, p 190 father’s will as “my fourth son”, 25 Feb. 1632/3. M 26 Oct. 1639 at Hatton, Co. Father’s will, Warw., Ann (recorded as living in 1699 & described in a Chancery Proceeding of 1633 that year as “Ann Underhill of the City of London, Widow”), d. of John Lake, Esq., Mother’s will, of Charlbury, Co. Oxford. Mentioned in his mother’s will, 22 Oct. 1647. He had 1647

issue: 1a.a daughter, Mentioned in the will of her paternal grandmother, Jane Underhill, 22 Oct. 1647. 2a.a daughter, Mentioned in the will of her paternal grandmother, Jane Underhill, 22 Oct. 1647.

12 HOMAS NDERHILL, of Admington, in the Parish of T U Children’s Quinton, Co. Glouc., Born 1606. M c. 1626 Anne (Born 1606. Bapt Entries, She made a deposition with her husband at Chipping 1628, 1632, Campden describing herself as “Anne Underhill, aged 45”, 17 1638, 1640, 1642 & 1645 Oct. 1651. Bur. 7 Dec. 1676 at Quinton – recorded in the Bond, 1635 – burial register as “Anne Underhill Vidua [Widow]”). At the Norfolk RO baptism of his daughter Ann he was recorded in the Quinton Ref: Traf 821, 94x1 baptismal register as “Anne Underhill the daughter of Mr Indenture, Thomas Underhill”, 10 Nov. 1628. Churchwarden of Quinton, 1635 1629. At the baptism of his son John he was recorded in the Quinton baptismal Indenture, register as “Mr Thomas Underhill of Admington”, 6 March 1631/2. Mentioned in his 1638 Brother’s father’s will as “Thomas my second son”, 25 Feb. 1632/3. Recorded as “Thomas deposition, Underhill of Admington, Co. Glouc., Gent” he entered into a lease of a property in 1641 the Parish of St Mary Aldermanbury, London with “Thomas Wagstafe, Yeoman, of Mother’s will, 1647 Abberton, Co. Worc.”, 1634. Recorded as “Thomas Underhill of Admington, Glouc” Deposition, he entered into a bond given by “William Rosse of the Awestead, York”, 11 March 1651 1635. Recorded as “Thomas Underhill of Admington, Gloucestershire, gent.” he Deposition, entered into an Indenture of Covenant with “Thomas, Lord Viscount Fairefax [sic] of 1652 Bur Entry, Emeley” concerning the “Manor & estate of Hemingby”, 11 March 1635. Recorded 1676 as “Thomas Underhill of Admington, Gloucestershire, gent.” he entered into an Depositions Indenture of Assignment with “Viscount Fairefax [sic] of Emeley, Rutland” Norfolk RO Refs TRAF 861 concerning the “Manor of Hemingbie alias Hemingbye Gray, Lincolnshire with 94X2 & TRAF messuages [houses], lands & tenements belonging”, 11 March 1635. At the 852 94X2 baptism of his daughter Jane he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal Morrison, pp register as “Thomas & Anne Underhill of Admington”, 9 Aug. 1635. Recorded as 187-8 & 201 “Thomas Underhill of Admington, Gloucestershire, gent.” he entered into an Indenture of Assignment with “Henry Fairefax [sic] of Gillinge, Yorkshire” concerning “Messuages [houses], cottages & lands in Hemingeby & elsewhere”, 20 May 1638. At the baptism of his son Thomas he & his wife recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”, 2 Sept. 1638. At the baptism of his son George he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “Mr Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”, 9 Aug. 1640. Mentioned in a deposition of Humphrey Underhill, of Wincote, Co. Glouc. as the deponee’s brother, 10 Oct. 1641. At the baptism of his daughter Mary he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “Mr Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”, 8 Jan. 1642. At the baptism of his son George he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “George Underhill the sonne [sic] of Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”, 6 July 1645. Mentioned in his mother’s will as “my son Thomas Underhill” under which he was appointed executor, 22 Oct. 1647. He made a deposition at Chipping Campden, Co. Glouc. in which he was described as “Thomas Underhill of Admington, Co. Glouc., Gentleman, aged 45”, 17 Oct. 1651. At the burial of his son John he was recorded in the Quinton burial register as “Mr Thomas Underhill”, 17 Dec. 1651. He made a deposition at Warwick in which he was described as “Thomas Underhill of Admington, Co. Glouc., Gentleman, aged 46”, 27 Jan. 1651/2. Bur. 29 Aug. 1676 at Quinton – recorded in the burial register as “Thomas Underhill of Admington, Gent”. He had issue:

1.Ann, Bapt. 10 Nov. 1628 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1628 “Anne Underhill the daughter of Mr Thomas Underhill”. M 6 Oct. 1647 at M Entry, 1647 Quinton, John Jackson, of Quinton. She had issue: 1a.Thomas Jackson, Bapt. 17 Oct. 1648 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as “Thomas Jackson the son of John Jackson & Anne his wife borne [sic] at one birth”. 2a.Margaret Jackson, Bapt. 20 April 1657 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as “Margaret & Ursula daughters of John Jackson & Anne his wife borne [sic] at one birth”.

3a.Ursula Jackson, Bapt. 20 April 1657 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as “Margaret & Ursula daughters of John Jackson & Anne his wife borne [sic] at one birth”. 4a.George Jackson, Bapt. 2 Oct. 1659 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as “George Jackson the son of John Jackson & Anne his wife”. 5a.Mary Jackson, Bapt. 4 Dec. 1660 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as “Marie [sic] daughter of John Jackson & Anne his wife”. 2.John, Bapt. 6 March 1631/2 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1632 “John Underhill the sonne [sic] of Mr Thomas Underhill of Admington”. Bur. 17 Bur Entry, Dec. 1651 at Quinton – recorded in the burial register as “John Underhill ye 1651 sonne [sic] of Mr Thomas Underhill”. 3.Jane, Bapt. 9 Aug. 1635 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1635 “Jane the daughter of Thomas & Anne Underhill of Admington”. Mentioned in Grandmother’ the will of her paternal grandmother Jane Underhill as “Jane Underhill the s will, 1647 daughter of my sonne [sic] Thomas Underhill”, 22 Oct. 1647. 4.Thomas, Bapt. 2 Sept. 1638 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1638 “Thomas Underhill the sonne [sic] of Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”. He witnessed the will of William Colchester “on board His Majesty’s ship Augustine”, 22 June 1665 (which will was Proved at P.C.C., 13 Feb. 1665/6). 5.George, Bapt. 9 Aug. 1640 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1640 “George Underhill the sonne [sic] of Mr Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”. Bur. Bur Entry, 14 Oct. 1640 at Quinton – recorded in the burial register as “George Underhill a 1640 child”. 6.Mary, Bapt. 8 Jan. 1642/3 at Quinton - recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1643 “Marie [sic] Underhill the daughter of Mr Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”. 7.GEORGE, of whom we presently.

11 EORGE NDERHILL, of Admington, in the Parish of G U Bapt Entry, Quinton, Co. Glouc., Bapt. 6 July 1645 at Quinton – recorded 1645 in the baptismal register as “George Underhill the sonne [sic] Children’s of Thomas Underhill & Anne his wife”. M c. 1665 Hannah Bapt Entries, 1666, 1667, (Born 1645. Mentioned in her husband’s will as “my loving 1672, 1673, wife Hannah Underhill” under which she received a bequest of 1675, 1677, £30 & a life interest in that sum that “is now due to me upon 1680, 1682 & mortgage from William Smith of Ilmington in the County of 1683 Bur Entry, Warwick Yeoman the sum of £440”, 23 Nov. 1713. Died 7 1713 March 1717/8 – as recorded on her gravestone. Bur. 9 March 1717/8 in Quinton Will Glouc Parish Church – recorded in the burial register as “Hannah the wife of Mr George MI Morrison, pp Underhill”. M.I. – “Also here lieth the body of Hannah, the wife of the above-named 201-3 George Underhill. She departed this life March 7, 1717-18, aged 73 years”). At the Bigland, p baptism of his son Thomas he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal 1002 register as “Thomas the sonne [sic] of George Underhill & Hannah his wife”, 19 June 1666. At the baptism of his son John he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “John the sonne [sic] of George Underhill & Hannah his wife”, 7 June 1667. At the baptism of his son George he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “George the sonne [sic] of George Underhill of Admington & Hannah his wife”, 27 Feb. 1671/2. At the baptism of his son William he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “George Underhill & Hannah his wife”, 21 Sept. 1673. Churchwarden of Quinton, 1674. At the baptism of his daughter Clementia he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “Mr George Underhill & Hannah his wife”, 15 Aug. 1675. At the baptism of his son Edward he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “Mr George Underhill & Hannah his wife”, 25 Feb. 1676/7. At the burial of his son Edward he & his wife were recorded in the Quinton burial register as “Mr George Underhill & Hannah his wife”, 26 March 1677. At the baptism of his daughter Mary he was recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “George Underhill”, 2 April 1680. At the baptism of his daughter Hannah he was recorded in the baptismal register as “Mr George Underhill”, 17 April 1682. At the baptism of his daughter Jane he was recorded in the Quinton baptismal register as “Mr George Underhill”, 23 Nov. 1683. He was recorded as “Principal Overseer of the Poor” of Quinton, 1684. Will dated 23 Nov. 1713 – in which he was described as “George Underhill the elder of Admington in the County of Gloucester Yeoman” & recorded that “there is now due to me upon mortgage from William Smith of Ilmington in the County of Warwick Yeoman the sum of £440 pounds principal money & £30 or thereabout for interest of the same” & made provision for “all that my messuage & lands & premises with the houses thereto belonging situate lying & being in the town felds & precincts of Ilmington in the County of Warwick which I here before purchased to me & my heirs from Michael Gray & Nicholas Roce also all that my cottage house & appurtenances situate & being in Quinton in the County of Gloucester” & “all those my Mills with the enclosed grounds thereto belonging or therewith situate lying and being at Ealken [sic] in the Parish of Tredington in the County of Worcester” & mentioned “my loving wife Hannah Underhill”, “my loving son William Underhill”, “my son George Underhill”, “my son- in-law Edward Keyte”, “my grandson George Coldicott & my grandaughter Clementia Coldicott”, “my daughter Jane Keyte wife of Edward Keyte”, “my daughter Mary Underhill”, “my daughter Anne Underhill” & “my daughter Frances Underhill” Died 23 Nov. 1713 – as recorded on his gravestone. Bur. 26 Nov. 1713 in the south-west aisle of Quinton Parish Church – recorded in the burial register as “George Underhill, Gentleman”. M.I. – “In hopes of a Joyful Resurrection in/ Jesus Christ/ Here lieth the body of George Underhill/ Gent., of this Parish, who departed/ this life November 23rd, 1713/ aged 70 years/ Also here lieth the body of/ Frances, the daughter of George Underhill/ who departed this life September/ the 26th, 1714, aged 44 years/ Also here lieth the body of/ Hannah, the wife of the above-named/ George Underhill/ She departed this life/ March 7, 1717/8, aged 73 years”. Will Proved at the Consistory Court of Gloucester, 22 April 1714. He had issue:

1.Thomas, of St. Olave, Southwark, London., Bapt. 19 June 1666 at Quinton – Bapt Entry, 1666 recorded in the baptismal register as “Thomas the sonne [sic] of George M Lic, 1688 Underhill & Hannah his wife”. M Lic. M 21 Dec. 1688 at Quinton, Mary Savage M Entry, 1688 (She was mentioned in her husband's will as “my loving wife Mary Underhill”, 2 Will PCC Feb. 1693/4). Will dated 2 Feb. 1693/4 – in which he was described as “Thomas Morrison, p 203 Underhill of the Parish of St. Olave Southwark in the County of Surrey Brewer” & mentioned “my loving sister Anne Underhill”, “my loving wife Mary” & “my cousin George Underhill”. Will Proved at P.C.C., 13 Feb. 1693/4. 2.John, Bapt. 7 June 1667 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1667 “John the sonne [sic] of George Underhill & Hannah his wife”. Bur. 28 Sept. Bur Entry, 1667 at Quinton – recorded in the burial register as “John the sonne [sic] of 1667 George Underhill”. 3.Anne, Bapt. 6 Jan. 1668/9 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1669 “Anne the daughter of George Underhill & Hannah his wife”. She was Brother’s will, mentioned in the will of her brother Thomas as “my loving sister Anne” under 1694 which she received a bequest of £20, 2 Feb. 1693/4. Mentioned in her father’s Father’s will, will, 23 Nov. 1713. Mentioned in the will of her sister Frances as “my sister Ann 1713 Sister’s will, [sic] Underhill” under which she received a bequest of £15, 25 Aug. 1714. Bur. 1714 4 April 1728 at Quinton. 4.Frances, of Admington., Born 1670. Mentioned in her father’s will, 23 Nov. Father’s will, 1713. Will dated 25 Aug. 1714 – in which she was described as “Frances 1713 Bur Entry, Underhill of Admington in the County of Gloucester Spinster” & mentioned “the 1714 two daughters of my sister Coldicot [sic] viz Clementia & Hannah”, “the two Will Glouc younger sons of my sister Huckvale viz Samuel & William”, “the two daughters MI Bigland, p of my sister Kight [sic] viz Hannah & Jane”, “my sister Ann Underhill”, “my sister 1002 Mary Underhill” & "my brother William Underhill”. Died 26 Sept. 1714 – as recorded on her gravestone. Bur. 29 Sept. 1714 in Quinton Parish Church – recorded in the burial register as “Frances Underhill”. M.I. – “In hopes of a Joyful Resurrection in Jesus Christ, Here lieth the body of George Underhill, Gent., of this Parish, who departed this life November 23rd, 1713, aged 70 years. Also here lieth the body of Frances, the daughter of George Underhill, who departed this life September the 26th, 1714, aged 44 years. Also here lieth the body of Hannah, the wife of the above-named George Underhill. She departed this life March 7, 1717-18, aged 73 years”. Will Proved at the Consistory Court of Gloucester, 21 Sept. 1715. unm. s.p. 5.George, Bapt. 27 Feb. 1671/2 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register Bapt Entry, as “George the sonne [sic] of George Underhill of Admington & Hannah his 1672 Bur Entry, wife”. Bur. 24 June 1679 at Quinton – recorded in the burial register as “Georg 1679 [sic] the son of Georg [sic] Underhill”. 6.William, of Lower Quinton, Co. Glouc., Bapt. 21 Sept. 1673 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as “William the sonne [sic] George Underhill Bapt Entry, 1673 & Hannah his wife”. M Lic. issued 24 Feb. 1717/8 – in which he & his wife were M Lic, 1718 described as “William Underhill of Quinton, aged 33 & Catherine Ainge of Father’s will, 1713 Studley, aged 23”. M 1718 Katherine Ainge, of Studley (Born 1684. Mentioned Sister’s will, in her husband’s will, 3 July 1723. Will dated 29 July 1757 – in which she was 1714 described as “Katherine Underhill of Quinton in the County of Gloucester Bur Entry, Widow” & mentioned “my daughter Hannah Cooper”, “my son George 1723 Will PCC Underhill”, “my grandsons George & William Underhill”, “my granddaughter MI Hannah Underhill”, “my grandson Robert Cooper”, & “my cousin William Bigland, p Coldicott of Quinton”. Died 8 Feb. 1767. Bur. in Quinton Parish Church. M.I. – 1002 “Here lieth the body of Katherine, the wife of the aforesaid William Underhill, Morrison, pp th 203-4 who departed this life February 8 , 1767, aged 75 years”. Will Proved at the N & Q, 4 Consistory Court of Gloucester, 1768). Mentioned in his father’s will, 23 Nov. Series, III, p 1713. Mentioned in the will of his sister Frances as “my brother William 260

Underhill” under which he was appointed executor, 25 Aug. 1714. He took the Oath of Allegiance to King George I at Chipping Campden as Constable of Quinton, 25 Oct. 1715. He was recorded in his will as owning lands in Ilmington & “corne mills called Tolton Mills” in the Parish of Tredington. Will dated 3 July 1723 – in which he was described as “William Underhill of Lower Quinton in the County of Gloucester, Gentleman” & mentioned “my loving wife Katherine Underhill”, “my son George Underhill”, “my sister Hannah Huckvale”, & “my two daughters Katherine & Hannah Underhill”. Died 3 July 1723 – as recorded on his gravestone. Bur. 11 July 1723 at Quinton – recorded in the burial register as “William Underhill”. M.I. – “To the Memory of/ William Underhill, Gent., of this Parish/ who departed this life July the 3rd/ Anno Domini, 1723, aged 50 years/ Also in memory of/ Katherine, the daughter of William &/ Katherine Underhill, who departed this life May 9, 1734, aged 13/ Here lieth the body of/ Katherine, the wife of the aforesaid/ William Underhill, who departed this/ life February 8 th, 1767/ aged 75 years/ in hope of a Joyful Resurrection/ In Jesus Christ”. Will Proved at P.C.C., 8 Aug. 1723. He had issue: 1a.George, of Ilmington, Co. Warw., Bapt. 28 Aug. 1719 at Quinton. Mentioned in the Bapt Entry, wills of his father, 3 July 1723; & of his mother, 29 July 1757. M 24 April 1746 at 1719 Chipping Campden, Ann Robbins (Died 9 March 1792. Bur. 14 March 1792 in Quinton M Entry, 1746 Parish Church. M.I. – “Also here lyeth the body of Ann, his wife, who departed this life Will PCC th MI the 9 March, 1792, aged 76”). At his marriage he & his wife were recorded in the Morrison, pp Chipping Campden marriage register as “George Underhill of Ilmington & Ann Robins 205-6 of Quinton”. Will dated 9 Oct. 1770 – in which he was described as “George Underhill the elder of Ilmington in the County of Warw., Gent” & mentioned “my wife Ann Underhill”, “my son George Underhill” & “my son William Underhill”. Died 29 Dec. 1770. Bur. 2 Jan. 1771 in Quinton Parish Church – recorded in the burial register as “Mr George Underhill, from Ilmington”. M.I. – “Arms, Gules, a chevron between three cinquefoils slipt, Or. Crest, A stag statant, Argent. Here lieth the body of/ George Underhill, Gent., late of/ Ilmington, in the County of Warwick, who/ departed this life December 29th, 1770/ aged 51/ Also here lyeth the body of/ Ann, his wife, who departed this life/ the 9th March, 1792, aged 76”. Will Proved at P.C.C., 22 Jan. 1772. He had issue: 1b.Hannah, Bapt. 28 Dec. 1747 at Ilmington. Mentioned in the wills of her paternal Father’s will, grandmother, Katherine Underhill, 29 July 1757. Mentioned in her father’s will, 9 1770 Oct. 1770. 2b.George, Bapt. 4 Jan. 1748 at Ilmington. Died in infancy. 3b.George, Bapt. 11 Dec. 1748 at Ilmington. M 7 July 1776 at Whichford, Co. Morrison, p Warw., Mary (Died 7 Feb. 1778, “aged 25”. Bur. 11 Feb. 1778 in Quinton Parish 206. Church. M.I. – “In memory of/ Mary, wife of George Underhill/ (late of Ilmington), & Bigland, p daughter of Richard/ & Ann Gibbs, of Ascott/ She died the 7th February, 1778/ aged 1002 Will Worc 25”), d. of Richard Gibb, of Ascott, in the Parish of Whichford, & his wife Ann. Mentioned in the wills of his paternal grandmother, Katherine Underhill, 29 July 1757, & his father, 9 Oct. 1770. Will dated 9 Oct. 1798 – in which he was described as “George Underhill of Ilmington in the County of Warwick” & mentioned “my brother William Underhill of Diddington in the Parish of Hampton-in-Arden, Warw.”, “my nephew George Underhill son of my brother William” & “my daughter Anne Underhill”. Bur. 15 Dec. 1798 at Quinton. Will Proved at the Consistory Court of Worcester, 17 June 1799. He had issue: 1c.Ann, Mentioned in her father’s will, 9 Oct. 1798. 4b.William, of Diddington, in the Parish of Hampton-in-Arden., Bapt. 29 July 1751 Morrison, p at Ilmington. Mentioned in the wills of his paternal grandmother, Katherine 207 Underhill, 29 July 1757, his father, 9 Oct. 1770, & his brother George Underhill, 9 Grandmother’ Oct. 1798. Mentioned in the will of his frst cousin once removed William Coldicott, s will, 1757 Cousin’s will, of Lower Quinton as “my kinsman William Underhill” under which he received a 1769 bequest of £10, 4 Nov. 1769. M Alice (Bur. 25 Oct. 1825 at Hampton-in-Arden, Father’s will, “aged 63”). Churchwarden of Hampton-in-Arden, 1820-24. Bur. 1 Sept. 1827 at 1770 Hampton-in-Arden, “aged 76”. He had issue: Brother’s will, 1798 1c.George Shirley, of Diddington, in the Parish of Hampton-in-Arden., Bapt. 8 Morrison, p April 1792 at Hampton-in-Arden. M Mary. “Farmer”. He was forced through 207 economic circumstance to give up his farm c. 1826. He was recorded as 1841 & 1851 Censuses “George Underhill, aged 40, Agricultural Labourer, as having been born in Warwickshire” & as living with his wife & family at Hampton-in-Arden, 1841 Census. He was recorded as “George Underhill, Head, Married, aged 58, Agricultural Labourer”, as having been born at “Warwick Hampton” & as living there with his wife & daughter, 1851 Census. Bur. 10 Nov. 1863 at Hampton-in- Arden – recorded in the burial register as “George Shirley Underhill, Hampton, aged 73 years”. He had issue: 1d.George Shirley, of Wolverhampton, Co. Stafs., Bapt. 4 Sept. 1819 at Hampton-in-Arden – recorded in the baptismal register as “George Shirley, 1841, 1851 & son of George Shirley Underhill, Diddington, Farmer & Mary”. He was 1881 Censuses recorded as “George Underhill, aged 20, Spectacle Maker”, as having been born in Warwickshire & as living with his parents & family at Hampton-in- Arden, 1841 Census. He was recorded as “George Underhill, Lodger, unmarried, aged 31, Optician”, as having been born at “Warwick, Hampton” & as living at Wolverhampton, 1851 Census. He was recorded as “George Underhill, Boarder, unmarried, aged 61, Spectacle Frame Maker”, as having been born at “Warwick, Hampton” & as living at Wolverhampton, 1881 Census. 2d.Hannah, Bapt. 7 Nov. 1820 at Hampton-in-Arden. 3d.William, Bapt. 15 Oct. 1822 at Hampton-in-Arden – recorded in the baptismal register as “William son of George Shirley Underhill, Diddington, Morrison, p Farmer & Hannah”. Bur. 20 Feb. 1838 at Hampton-in-Arden, “aged 15”. 207 4d.Alice Mary, Bapt. 19 April 1826 at Hampton-in-Arden – recorded in the baptismal register as “Alice Mary daughter of George Shirley Underhill, Diddington, Labourer & Hannah”. 5d.Selina Sarah, Bapt. 28 April 1828 at Hampton-in-Arden – recorded in the baptismal register as “Selina Sarah, daughter of George Shirley Underhill, 1841 & 1851 Hampton, Labourer & Mary”. She was recorded as “Selina Underhill, aged Censuses

11”, as having been born in Warwickshire & as living with her parents & family at Hampton-in-Arden, 1841 Census. She was recorded as “Selina Underhill, Daughter, Unmarried, aged 32”, as having been born at “Warwick Hampton” & as living there with his wife & daughter, 1851 Census. 6d.Henry, of Wolverhampton, Co. Stafs., Bapt. 13 Aug. 1830 at Hampton-in- Arden – recorded in the baptismal register as “William son of George Shirley 1841, 1851 & Underhill, Diddington, Labourer & Hannah”. He was recorded as “Henry 1871 Censuses Underhill, aged 9”, as having been born in Warwickshire & as living with his parents & family at Hampton-in-Arden, 1841 Census. He was recorded as “Henry Underhill, Apprentice, unmarried, aged 20, Spectacle Maker Apprentice”, as having been born at “Warwick, Hampton” & as living at 116 Great Brick Kiln Street, Wolverhampton in the household of “Joseph Steward, Spectacle Maker employing 4 men & 4 boys”, 1851 Census. M Sarah Hill. He was recorded as “Henry Underhill, Lodger, Married, aged 38, Spectacle Maker”, as having been born at “Warwick Hampton” & as living in the household of Joseph James with his wife Sarah at Wolverhampton, 1871 Census. 7d.Frederick, Bapt. 19 Jan. 1833 at Hampton-in-Arden. Bur. 27 Jan. 1835 at Morrison, p Hampton-in-Arden, “aged 2”. 207 2a.Katherine, Bapt. 3 March 1720/1 at Quinton. Mentioned in her father's will, 3 July Father’s will, 1723. Died 9 May 1734 “aged 13”. Bur. in Quinton Parish Church. M.I. 1723 MI 3a.Hannah, Bapt. 13 Jan. 1722/3 at Quinton. M Lic. M 17 May 1744 at Wellesbourne, Bapt Entry, Co. Warw., Robert Cooper, of Pebworth. At her marriage she & her husband were 1723 recorded in the Wellesbourne marriage register as “Mr Robt. Cooper of Pebworth & M Lic, 1744 Miss Hannah Underhill”. Mentioned in her father’s will, 3 July 1723. Recorded as M Entry, 1744 st Morrison, p “Robert Cooper of Pebworth, gent. & Hannah his wife of the 1 part” she & her 205 husband entered into a Deed of Indenture of lease & release with “Catherine [sic] Indenture nd st Underhill, of Quinton, widow, mother of the said Hannah of the 2 part”, “[her 1 dated cousin] William Caldicott [sic] of Quinton, yeoman, of the 3rd part” & “Martin Cooper, of 13.6.1744 – North Littleton, co. Worc., yeoman” of the 4th part”, 13 June 1744. Mentioned in her Shakespeare mother’s will, 29 July 1757. She had issue: Birthplace Trust Ref: ER 4/967 1b.Robert Cooper, of Pebworth., Mentioned in the will of his maternal Grandmother’ s will, 1757 grandmother, Katherine Underhill, 29 July 1757. 7.CLEMENTIA, of whom we presently. 8.Edward, Bapt. 25 Feb. 1676/7 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register Bapt Entry, 1677 as “Edward the son of Mr George Underhill & Hannah his wife”. Bur. 29 March 1677 at Quinton – recorded in the burial register as “Edward ye son of Mr George Underhill & Hannah his wife”. 9.John, Bapt. 29 July 1678 at Quinton - recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, “John the son of Mr George Underhill & Hannah his wife”. 1678 10.Mary, Bapt. 2 April 1680 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry, 1680 “Mary ye daughter of George Underhill”. Mentioned in her father’s will, 23 Nov. Father’s will, 1713. Mentioned in the will of her sister Frances as “my sister Mary Underhill” 1713 under which she received a bequest of £15, 25 Aug. 1714. M Lic. issued 10 Oct. Sister’s will, 1717. M 11 Oct. 1717 at Quinton, John Ange. At their marriage she & her 1714 M Entry, 1717 husband were recorded in the Quinton marriage register as “John Ange & Marie [sic] Underhill licentia [by licence]”. 11.Hannah, Bapt. 17 April 1682 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register Bapt Entry, 1682 as “Hannah the daughter of Mr George Underhill”. M Lic. dated 10 Sept. 1706 – M Lic, 1706 in which she & her husband were described as “Hannah Underhill of Quinton & M Entry, 1706 Jonathan Huckvale”. M 10 Sept. 1706 at Quinton, Jonathan Huckvale, of Sister’s will, Chipping Norton, Co. Oxon. (Bapt. 18 Oct. 1670 at Chipping Norton. Will dated 1714 Bur Entry, 1 Aug. 1735 – in which he was described as “Jonathan Huckvale of Overnorton 1727 [sic] in the Parish of Chippingnorton [sic] ye MI County of Oxon Yeoman” & made provision Will Oxford Morrison, p “Whereas I have been of legacy of one 203 hundred & twenty pounds given by my Cook Father in Law George Underhill late of Adminton [sic] to be equally divided among his surviving grandchildren after the death of his daughter Anne Underhill such childs part upon an equal division amounting to £7 1s 2d which I acknowledge to have received in behalf of my children: as also ten pounds given my son William by my sister in law Frances Underhill”. Bur. 28 May 1739 at Chipping Norton. Will Proved at the Archdeaconry Court of Oxford, 10 Oct. 1739). Mentioned in the will of her sister Frances Underhill as “my sister Huckvale”, 25 Aug. 1714. Bur. 20 Jan. 1726/7 at Chipping Norton – recorded in the burial register as “Hannah Huckvale, of Overnorton, aged 46”. She had issue: 1a.William Huckvale, Born 1702. He & his brother were mentioned in the will of his Aunt’s will, maternal aunt Frances Underhill as “the two younger sons of my sister Huckvale viz 1714 Samuel & William” under which they received a bequest of £10 each, 25 Aug. 1714. Father’s will, He was mentioned in his father’s will as “my son William”, 1 Aug. 1735. Died 1751. 1735 Will Oxford Will Proved at the Archdeaconry Court of Oxford, 25 April 1751. 2a.Hannah Huckvale, Born 1704. Died 1711. 3a.Johnathan Huckvale, Born 1706. Died 1719. 4a.Mary Huckvale, Born 1708 at Chipping Norton. Died 1721. 5a.Joseph Huckvale, Born 1710. Died 1725. 6a.Samuel Huckvale, of Over Norton, Co. Oxford., Born 1714 at Chipping Norton. He Aunt’s will, & his brother were mentioned in the will of his maternal aunt Frances Underhill as “the 1714 two younger sons of my sister Huckvale viz Samuel & William” under which they Father’s will, received a bequest of £10 each, 25 Aug. 1714. He was mentioned in his father’s will 1735 Will Oxford as “my son Samuel Huckvale”, 1 Aug. 1735. M 11 Aug. 1742 at Chipping Norton, Co. Oxon., Mary Claridge (Born 1720 & Died 1796). Bur. 26 April 1786 at Chipping Norton. Will Proved at the Archdeaconry Court of Oxford, 26 April 1786. He had issue: 1b.Mary Huckvale, Born 1743 at Over Norton, Co. Oxon. M 18 Aug. 1766 at Chipping Norton, John Busby (Died 1815). Died 16 Sept. 1826. She had issue: 1c.William Busby, Bapt. 9 June 1767 at Over Norton. 2c.John Busby, Bapt. 17 Sept. 1769 at Over Norton. Died 1844. 3c.Samuel Busby, Bapt. 27 Nov. 1771 at Over Norton. 4c.Richard Busby, Bapt. 29 Nov. 1773 at Over Norton. Died 1836. 5c.Mark Busby, Bapt. 21 July 1776 at Over Norton. M Sophia Merry. Died 26 Cook Feb. 1865 at Huntingdon, Co. Hunts. He had issue: 1d.Jonathan Busby, Bapt 13 Jan. 1831 at Stow, Co. Hunts. M Harrier Day (Born 1838. Died 1899). Died 11 Jan. 1915 at Emigrant, Park, Montana, U.S.A.. He had issue: 1e.Alvin Clarence Busby, Born 10 June 1880 at Arcadia, Wisconsin, U.S.A. M Mary Frances Gray (Born 1883). Died 25 Sept. 1944 at Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. He had issue: 1f.Alvin Glenn Busby, Born 18 March 1901 at Ellensbury, Washington. M Helen Thompson (Born 1900). Died 30 May 1978 at Ellensburg. He had issue: 1g.Eugene Raymond Busby, Born 16 Aug. 1930 at Ellensburg. M Jo-Ann Cook. Died 2 July 2014 at Lacey, Washington. He had issue: 1h.Teresa Ann Busby, Born 1957. M Craig Marc Noreen. She DNA MATCH has issue: MM 1i.Nicholas C. Noreen, Born 1982. 2i.Sean Michael Noreen, Born 1984. M Jana Busby. 3i.Brittany Ann Noreen, Born 1990. DNA MATCH MM 2h.Scott R Busby, Born 1955. M Lori Ann Mitchell. He has DNA MATCH issue: MM 1i.Mathew D. Busby, Born 1979. M Darcie. 2i.Megan L. Busby, M Kurt Evans. 3h.Brett Allan Busby, Born 1962. M 1st Jamie Robertson. M DNA MATCH 2nd Lynn Gladen. He had issue by his 1st wife: MM 1i.Brandon Busby. 2i.Lindsay Ann Busby. Brett Allan Busby (1962-) had further issue by his 2nd wife: 3i.Leah Busby. 6c.Johnathan Busby, Bapt. 31 Oct. 1778 at Over Norton. 7c.Mary Busby, Bapt. 8 March 1782 at Heythrop, Co. Oxon. Died 1822. 8c.Thomas Busby, Bapt. 5 July 1784 at Heythrop. 2b.Sarah Huckvale, Born 1745 at Over Norton. M Thomas Purdy, of West End, Chipping Norton. (Died 1802). She had issue: 1c.Mary Purdy, Bapt. 16 April 1778 at Chipping Norton. Died 1841. 2c.Sarah Purdy, Bapt. 17 July 1783 at Chipping Norton. M George Manby Smith (Died 1843). Died 1822. 3c.Rebecca Purdy, Bapt. 18 Dec. 1785 at Chipping Norton. Died 1843. 3b.Samuel Huckvale, of Choicehill Farm, Over Norton., Born c. 1748 at Over Cook Norton. M Mary Cecil. “Farmer”. Will Proved at P.C.C., 19 Dec. 1826. He had Will PCC issue: 1c.Hannah Huckvale, Bapt. 21 Dec. 1774 at Over Norton. M Peter Francis. Died 1849. 2c.Samuel Huckvale, Bapt. 4 May 1776 at Over Norton. M Hannah Francis Will PCC (1774-1847). Died 1842. Will Proved at P.C.C., 23 Sept. 1842. He had issue: 3c.Mary Huckvale, Bapt. 11 Oct. 1777 at Over Norton. M George Goatley, “Shoemaker” (1784-1848). Died 1848. She had issue: 4c.William Huckvale, Bapt. 6 March 1779 at Over Norton. M his 1st cousin, Elizabeth (Bapt. 17 April 1792 at Chipping Norton & Died 1851), d. of William Huckvale, & his wife Elizabeth Grimmett (See Below). Died 1860. He had issue: 5c.Sarah Huckvale, Bapt. 12 March 1781 at Over Norton. M Joseph Hanson. Died 1822. 6c.Elizabeth Huckvale, Bapt. 4 July 1783 at Over Norton. M Joshua Harris. Cook 7c.Rebecca Huckvale, Bapt. 5 Sept. 1785 at Over Norton. M her 1 st cousin, William Huckvale (Bapt. 15 Feb. 1787 at Chipping Norton & Died 1854) (See BELOW). 8c.Jonathan Huckvale, Bapt. 11 Aug. 1787 at Over Norton. M Elizabeth Carpenter (Born 1791 & Died 1847). Died 1876. He had issue: 9c.James Huckvale, Bapt. 17 Sept. 1788 at Over Norton. Died 1832. 10c.Ann Huckvale, Bapt. 19 Sept. 1790 at Over Norton. M William Gibson. Died 1832. She had issue: 4b.Jonathan Huckvale, Born 1750 at Over Norton. M 1st Joanna Keyte (Born 1752 & Will PCC Died 1788). M 2nd Lucy Young (Born 1752 & Died 1833). Died 1824. Will Proved at P.C.C., 24 Dec. 1824. He had issue: 5b.William Huckvale, Born 1755 at Over Norton. M Elizabeth Grimmett (Bapt. 1 Cook Nov. 1754 at Churchill, Oxon. & Died 1812). “Gentleman”. Died 1818. Will Proved Will PCC at P.C.C., 12 June 1818. He had issue: 1c.Hannah Huckvale, Bapt. 10 May 1782 at Chipping Norton. 2c.William Huckvale, of Over Norton., Bapt. 15 Feb. 1787 at Chipping Norton. Will PCC M his 1st cousin, Rebecca (Bapt. 5 Sept. 1785 at Over Norton), d. of Samuel Huckvale, & his wife Mary Cecil (See ABOVE). “Yeoman”. Died 1854. Will Proved at P.C.C., 4 Aug. 1854. He had issue. 3c.Mary Huckvale, Bapt. 26 March 1789 at Chipping Norton. M Sampson Pratt (Bapt. 21 Sept. 1788 at Sarsden, Co. Oxon. Died 1848). Died 1854. st 4c.Elizabeth Huckvale, Bapt. 17 April 1792 at Chipping Norton. M her 1 cousin, William Huckvale (Bapt. 6 March 1779 at Over Norton) (See ABOVE). st 5c.Joseph Huckvale, Bapt. 8 Aug. 1799 at Over Norton, Oxon. M 1 Elizabeth Prestidge. M 2nd Mary Worville (Bapt. 7 April 1812 at Over Norton). He had issue: 1d.Joseph Alfred Huckvale, Born 18 May 1834 at Tomers Town, Co. Oxon. 2d.Mary Georgina Huckvale, Born 7 May 1835 at Somerston, Co. Oxon. M Cook George Osmond (Bapt. 23 May 1836 at Hackney, London). She immigrated to the U.S.A. She had issue: 1e.Clara Georgina Osmond, Born 4 Dec. 1856 at Bountiful, Davis Co., Utah, U.S.A. M Adam Pugh Welker. Died 1936. She had issue: 2e.George Anson Osmond, Born 18 April 1858 at Bountiful, Davis, Utah. M Alice Catherine Hart (Born 1864 & Died 1942). Died 1904. He had issue: 1f.Alice Maude Osmond, Born 28 Feb. 1884 at Bloomington, Bear Lake, Utah. M Alonzo Laker Cook (Born 1882 & Died 1963). Died 1971. She had issue: 1g.Owen James Cook, Born 1915. M Ellen Rich (Born 1914). (1996 Address: 11794 Eton Drive, Grand Terrace, California 92324, Ph 909 8241025). He has issue:

1h.Carol Ellen Cook, Born 1943. M Norman Glenn Wright. She has issue: 1i.Amy Ellen Wright, Born 1967. M Charles Kevin Adkins. Cook She has issue: 1j.Joshua Connor Adkins, Born 1992. 2j.Caleb Adkins, Born 1994. 2i.Steven Glenn Wright, Born 1969. 3i.Diane Carol Wright, Born 1971. 4i.Bruce Norman Wright, Born 1973. 5i.Kathryn Esther Wright, Born 1975. 6i.Colleen Wright, Born 1977. 7i.Roger Owen Wright, Born 1978. 2h.Owen James Cook, Born 1946. M 1st Rosemary Anderson Wasmer Cook (div.). M 2nd Linda Lee Sheets. He has issue: 1i.Micah Cook, Born 1968. Cook 2i.Glenna Cook, Born 1974. 3i.Ellen Frances Cook, Born 1995. 3h.Alice Ann Cook, Born 1949. M Peter John Enos. She has issue: 1i.Peter McRae Enos, Born 1968. M Melissa Fabricious. 2i.Karen Kainuwai Enos, Born 1969. M Mik Orton. She had issue: 1j.Monique Kiyoko K. Orton, Born 1992. 2j.Duke Mikio H. Orton, Born 1995. 3i.James Nahinu Enos, Born 1972. M Christy Napua Cazimero. 4i..Kamoanikealalani Enos, Born 1978. 5i.Hemaile Enos, Born 1980. Cook 6i.Pualena Enos, Born 1982. 4h.John Rich Cook, Born 1951. M Cheryl Cain (div.). 3d.Johnathan Huckvale, Bapt. 29 May 1838 in Co. Oxon. M Sarah Shurey (Bapt. 14 July 1840 at Over Norton). He immigrated to Idaho, U.S.A. He had issue: 1e.Frederick Shurey Huckvale, Born 11 Sept. 1866 at Bloomington, Bear Lake, Idaho. M Mary Ella Turner. He had issue: 2e.James Purton Huckvale, Born 29 May 1869 at Bloomington. 3e.Daniel Purton Huckvale, Born 26 Sept. 1872 at Bloomington. 4e.Ethel Sophia Huckvale, Born 27 Aug. 1876 at Bloomington. M John Stone. 7a.Johnathan Huckvale, Born c. 1720 at Chipping Norton. He was mentioned in his Father’s will, father’s will as “my son Jonathan”, 1 Aug. 1735. 1735 12.Jane, Bapt. 23 Nov. 1683 at Quinton – recorded in the baptismal register as Bapt Entry M Lic “Jane ye daughter of Mr George Underhill”. M Lic. M 4 Sept. 1704 at Preston- M Entry on-Stour, Co. Glouc., Edward Keyte, of Ebrington, Co. Glouc. (Mentioned in the Morrison, p will of her father-in-law as “my son-in-law Edward Keyte”, 23 Nov. 1713). At 204 their marriage she & her husband were recorded in the Preston-on-Stour Father’s will, 1713 marriage register as “Edward Keyt [sic] & Jane Underhill both of Admington”. Sister’s will, Mentioned in the will of her father as “my daughter Jane Keyte wife of Edward 1714 Keyte” under which she received a bequest of £120, 23 Nov. 1713. Mentioned in the will of her sister Frances as “my sister Kight [sic]”, 25 Aug. 1714. She had issue: 1a.Thomas Keyte, Bapt. 13 Sept. 1706 at Ebrington, Co. Glouc. 2a.Hannah Keyte, Bapt. 12 Nov. 1708 at Ebrington, Co. Glouc. Mentioned with her Aunt’s will, sister in the will of her maternal aunt, Frances Underhill as “the two daughters of my 1714 sister Kight [sic] viz Hannah & Jane” under wich they received a bequest of £10 each, 25 Aug. 1714. 3a.Jane Keyte, Born 1710 at Ebrington, Co. Glouc. Mentioned with her sister in the will Aunt’s will, of her maternal aunt, Frances Underhill as “the two daughters of my sister Kight [sic] 1714 viz Hannah & Jane” under wich they received a bequest of £10 each, 25 Aug. 1714. 4a.William Keyte, Mentioned in the will of his maternal aunt, Frances Underhill, 25 Aunt’s will, Aug. 1714. 1714 13.George, Born 1685. Mentioned in his father’s will, 23 Nov. 1713. Mentioned Father’s will, 1713 in the will of his sister Frances as “my brother George Underhill” under which he Sister’s will, received a bequest of £10, 25 Aug. 1714. Died 20 Feb. 1723/4. 1714

10 LEMENTIA NDERHILL, Bapt. 15 Aug. 1675 at Quinton – recorded in the C U Bapt Entry, baptismal register as “Clementia the daughter of Mr George Underhill & Hannah his 1675 wife”. M Lic. dated 17 Oct. 1703 – in which she & her husband were recorded as M Lic, 1703 “William Caldicott [sic] of Ilmington, 28, bachelor & Clementia Underhill of M Entry, 1703 Children’s Admington, 26, maiden”. M 17 Oct. 1703 at Shipston-on-Stour, Co. Worc., Bapt Entries, WILLIAM COLDICOTT, of Ilmington, Co. Warw. (Born 2 Dec. 1671 at Ilmington & 1704, 1705, 1707, 1709, Died 11 Feb. 1745/6 at Ilmington. M.I. – “In Memory of William Coldicoat [sic]/ who 1711, 1713 & 1715 departed this life 11 February 1746/ aged 73 years”). At the baptism of her son Sister’s will, William she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William 1714 Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 25 Aug. 1704. At the baptism of her daughter Bur Entry, Clementia she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William 1760 MI Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 26 Nov. 1705. At the baptism of her son Morrison, p George she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William 203 Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 8 Oct. 1707. At the baptism of her daughter Hannah she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 21 Aug. 1709. At the baptism of her son Richard she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 18 June 1711. At the baptism of her son John she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 20 Aug. 1713. Mentioned in the will of her sister Frances as “my sister Coldicot [sic]”, 25 Aug. 1714. At the baptism of her son Underhill she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 26 Sept. 1715. At the baptism of her daughter Mary she & her husband were recorded in the baptismal register as “William Coldicoate [sic] & Clementia his wife”, 3 Oct. 1717. Died 11 May 1760 – as recorded on her gravestone. Bur. 15 May 1760 at Ilmington – recorded in the burial register as “Clementia Coldicoat [sic], widow, aged 85”. M.I. – “In memory of Clementia wife/ of William Coldicoat [sic]/ who departed this life May the 11th Anno Domini 1760/ aged 85 years”. She had issue: (See COLDICOTT)

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Sir William Underhill (1624-1710) of Idlicote