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VISITATION of DORSETSHIRE ALYE Of — — MARRIAGE LICENCES. 219 " M'. Hall I desier you to be kinde to this Bearer (My Neighbor:) in Assistinge him to procure A License As for the younge woman She can be noe fortune for She is but a th Servant & if they please the Court may dispense \v his Oath ; for I beleeve He doth not know her freinds noe more then you & therefore he is vnwillinge to tak« an oath I reste in haste Yor Loving Freind Geo: Tompsox Eldersfeild Novemb* 20 Ul 1672 Pray Remember me kindly vnto Honest Hen : Greene These " r For M . Hall at his house, in Worcester THE VISITATION OF DORSETSHIRE BT SEilltam Jlarbcu, Clarcncrux Smg of Srms', A.D. 15G5. (Coll. Armor. G. 8 ; Harl. MSS. 888, 1092.) Edited by WALTER C. METCALFE, F.S.A. Note. —To facilitate reference, the pedigrees are arranged alphabetically, matches are printed in italics, and notes are given in parentheses. ABINGTON of Over Compton. Arms : Argent, on a bend Gales cotised Sable three eagles displayed Or, in sinister chief an escallop of the third. Richard Abington of Sandwich, co. Kent, Gent., mar. and had issue, Richard, his eldest son. Richard Abington of Sandwich, Gent., eldest son and heir to Richard, mar. Elizabeth, da. to John Pashley, and by her had issue, —Thomas, his son. eldest son ; John, second Thomas Abington of Over Compton, co. Dorset, Gent., eldest son and heir to Richard, mar. Mary, da. to Alexander Bidder of Wood and Lillesdon, co. Somerset, Esq., and by her had issue, —John, his eldest son ; and Katherine. ALYE of Gussage St. Andrew. Arms: Or, a talbofs head erased Sable langued Gales, on a chief embattled of the second three plates. Crest: A stay's head erased per pale Aryent and Or, the attires counter-- changed, gorged with a collar double-embattled Sable charged with three escallops of the first. John Alye of Gussage St. Andrew, co. Dorset, (rent., mar. Vyuiaru da. and coheir of Walter Stanley of Gussage St. Andrew, Gent., and by her had issue, John, his eldest son. ——— — — — — 220 THE VISITATION OF DORSETSHIRE. John Alye of Gussagc St. Andrew, Gent., oldest son and heir to John, mar. Durathe, da. of Henry Ashley of Gyles Wyrriborn, co. Dorset, Esq., and by her Lad issue, —Henry, his eldest son and heir apparant ; and Margaret, urmiar. AXKETELL of East Aimer. Arms : Argent, a saltire ragulee Vert. Chest : The root of an oak tree erased, oat of it a live branch issuing proper fructed Or. William Axketell of Shaftesbury, co. Dorset, mar. Elizabeth, da.' to William Filiolloi Woodlands, co. Dorset, Gent., and by her had issue,-— William, his eldest son John, second son. ; William Axketell of Shaftesbury, mar. Margery, da. of ... Puncher- don, and had issue, —Thomas, which died saus issue Oliver, his second ; son. Oliver Axketell of Shaftesbury, Gent,, mar. and had issue, Johx, his eldest son. Johx Axketell of Shaftesbury. Gent, mar. ... da. and heir of ... Dare of Sherborne, and by her hath issue, William, his eldest son. William Axketell of Shaftesbury, Gent,, mar. Radygunde, da. of John Poxwell, and by her had issue. Thomas, his eldest son William, ; third second son ; Peter, son ; Jane and Alyce. Thomas Axketell of Shaftesbury, Gent., eldest son and heir to William, mar. Jane, da. to ... Gcccyn of co. Wilts, Gent., and by her issue, George, his eldest son Anthony, second son Cycell, had ; ; mar. to .:. Johnson ; Edithe, mar. to Robert Godridge. George Axketell of Shaftesbury, Esq., eldest son and heir to Thomas, mar. Elizabeth, da. to John Morton of Sturmester, co. Dorset, Esq., ami by her had issue, Christopher, his eldest son : Edward, second son ; fourth son George, third son ; John, ; Elizabeth, mar. to John Huddy of Gent.; Christian, mar. to Nicholas of co. Devon, Percy Shaftesbury ; Elizabeth and Luce. Christopher Axketell of East Aimer, co. Dorset, Esq., eldest son and heir to George, mar. Elizabeth, da. to Thomas Phillips of Montague, co. Som'set, Gent., and by her had issue, —Chistopher, his eldest son ; Gartred, a da. ASHLEY of Up Wimborne Saint Giles. Arms : Quarterly of 8:1, Azure, a cinquefoil within a bordure engrailed Argent, three tall>ot* passant (Talbott) Ermine; 2, Azure ; 3, Or, on a chief Gules three plates ; 4, Argent, three bulls statant Sable (Hamlyn); 5, Argent, six annulets Gules (Plecy); 6, Azure, three dexter hands couped A) gent ; 7, Argent, a fe*s Gules, a label of five points Azure (Rumsey) : 8, Argent, th ree torteaux ; impaling quarterly : 1, Or, three piles meeting at the base Gules, canton Ermine a crescent Argent, three on a (Bassett) ; 2, bars (Bassett) daucettee Gules ; 3, Voir ; I, Gules, a salt ire Vair. Benedick e Ashley of Ashley, co. Wilts, Esq., mar. and had issue, Hexrie, his eldest son. —J — — — — — ; THE VISITATION OF DORSETSHIRE. 221 Henrie Ashley of Ashley, Esq., son and heir to Benedicke, mar. and had issue, — ohn, his eldest son. John Ashley of Ashley, Esq., son and heir to Henrie, mar. Isolde, da. of and by her had issue, John, his eldest son. John Ashley of Ashley, Esq., son and heir to John, mar. Edithe, da. and heir of John Tcdbott of Trowbridge, co. Wilts. Esq., and of Armor his wife, sister and heir to John Knoyle the elder, son and heir of Robert Knoyle of New Sarum, Gent., and by her had issue, Robert, his eldest third son fourth son. son ; Nicholas, second son ; John, ; Thomas, Robert Ashley of Ashley, Esq., son and heir to John, mar. Egidia, da. and heir of Sir John Hamlyn of co. Cornwall, Kt., and of Jane his wife, da. and heir of Nicholas Plecy and of his wife, da. and heir of.\.. Rumsey, which Robert and Egidia, had issue, Ebmond, his eldest son. Edmond Ashley of Up Winborne St. Giles, co. Dorset, Esq., eldest son and heir to Robert, mar. Margaret, da. of Robert Turgis of Turgis Melcom, co. Dorset, Esq., and by her had issue, Hugh, his eldest son and Christian, mar. to John Canterton. Hugh Ashley of Winborne St. Giles, Esq., son and heir to Edmond, mar. Elizabeth, da. to Reignold Wcdicin in co. Sussex, Esq., and by her had issue, Henry, his eldest son. Henry Ashley of St. Giles Winborne, Esq., eldest son and heir to Hugh, mar. Radigunde, da. to Robert Gilbert of Wideomb, co. Som'set, issue, his and by her had Henry, eldest son ; Anthony, second son ; Elizabeth, a nonne of Shaftesbury; Gyles, mar. to Roger Bodenham, to of co. Gent. ; Dorathe, mar. John Alye Gussage St. Andrew, Dorset, Gent. ; Elizabeth, fourth da., first mar. to George Percy of Shaftesbury, after to William Daccombe ; Anne, mar. to John Osborne of Fording- bridge, co. South'ton, Gent.; Margaret, mar. to John Hawles of Winborne Nuncross, co. Dorset, Gent. ; and Edithe. Sir Henry Ashley of Up Winborne St. Giles, co. Dorset, Kt., eldest son and heir to Henry, mar. Katherin, da. of Sir John Bassett of Umberley, co. Devon, Kt., and by her hath issue,— Henry, his eldest son and heir apparant ; Edward, second son. Anthony Ashley of Damerham, co. Wilts, Esq., second son to Henry and brother to Sir Henry, mar. Dorathe, da. of John Light of Lightescary, co. Som'set, Esq., and by her had issue, —Anthony, his eldest son and heir apparent ; Jane and Katherin, unmar. BINGHAM of Binghams Meleombe. Arms : Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure, a bend cotised between six crosses patee Or ; 2 and 3, Ermine, a lion rampant Gules duccdly crowned (Turbeivile) Or ; impaling Argent, a greyhound courant in fess between three Cornish chough* Sable within a bordure engrailed of the second charged with crosses pattee Or and bezants (Williams). Crest : An arm erect vested Azure charged with a cross patee Or, the hand proper grasping a bough Vert. Sir Raulfe Bingham, Kt., of Sutton Bingham, co. Somerset, mar. and had issue, — William, Kt., his eldest son, died sans issue male ; Robert, Bishop of Salisbury, second son ; Robert, third son. — — — — — — — - 222 THE VISITATION OF DORSETSHIRE. Robert Bingham of Sutton Bingham, Esq., third son and heir male to Sir Raulfe, mar. Luce, da. and heir of Robert Twbervile of co. Dorset, Esq., and by her had issue, Robert, his eldest son and heir. Robert Bingham of Binghams Melcom, co. Dorset, Esq., eldest son and heir to Robert, mar. Gunnor, da. to Sir Andrew Wake, Kt, and by her had issue, Richard, his eldest son and heir. Richard Bingham of Binghams Melcom, Esq., son and heir to Robert,, mar. Pernell, da. to Jefery Warnull, Kt., and by her had issue, Robert, his eldest son and heir. Robert Btngiiam of Binghams Melcom, Esq. , eldest son and heir to Richard, mar. Katherine, da. to TJiomas Aston, Esq., and by her had * issue, Richard, his eldest son and heir. v Richard Bingham of Binghams Melcom, Esq., eldest son and heir to Robert, mar. Katherine, da. to Thomas Silvester, Esq., and by her hath issue,—Robert, his eldest son and heir. Robert Bingham of Binghams Melcom, Esq., eldest son and heir to Richard, mar. Margerett, da. to John Framjpton of Morton, co. Dorset, Esq., and by her hath issue, —John, his eldest son, died s.p.; Richard, his second son. Richard Bingham of Binghams Melcom, Esq., second son to Robert, brother and heir of John, mar. Margerett, da. to John Bashett of Dewlish, co. Dorset, and by her had issue, Robert, his eldest son and heir. Robert Bingham of Binghams Melcom, Esq., eldest son and heir to Richard, mar. Joane, da. to John tie la Lynd of Winterborne Clenston, co. af's'd, Esq., and by her had issue, Robert, his eldest son; William, second son; Anne, mar.
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