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MARGERY DE FIENES(1) was born
in HEREFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND. Parents: WILLIAM DE FIENES
and BLANCHE DE BRIENNE.She was married to EDMUND MORTIMER. Children were: ROGER MORTIMER .
WILLIAM
DE FIENES(1)He was married to BLANCHE DE BRIENNE. Children were: MARGERY DE FIENES .
GERARD
DE FURNIVALLE * (BARON OF EMLY CASTLE)(1)
He was married to MAUD FITZ GEOFFREY. Children were: ISABEL BEAUCHAMP.
BERTHA
DE GLOUCESTER(1) was born in GLOUCESTER,
ENGLAND.She was married to WILLIAM DE BRAOSE. Children were: WILLIAM DE BRAOSE.
WILLIAM
DE HASTINGS(1) was born in NORFOLK,
ENGLAND. Parents: WILLIAM COMYN * and
MAUD BANASTER.He was married to MARGERY DE BIGOD . Children were: HENRY HASTINGS.
AVELINE
DE HESDIN(1) was born in NORMANDY,
FRANCE. Parents: ERNULT DE HESDIN and
UNKNOWN.She was married to ALAN FITZ FLAALD . Children were: WILLIAM FITZ ALAN.
ERNULT
DE HESDIN(1)He was married to UNKNOWN. Children were: AVELINE DE HESDIN.
ADA
DE HUGLEVILLE(1)She was married to GEOFFREY DE NEUFMARCHE. Children were: BERNARD DE NEUFMARCHE.
GILBERT
DE LACY*(1) was born in DUBLIN, IRELAND.
Parents: WALTER DE LACY and
MARGARET DE BRAOSE.He was married to ISABEL BIGOD . Children were: MAUD FITZ GEOFFREY.
GILBERT
DE LACY (HE TOOK HIS MOTHER'S NAME)(1)
was born in HEREFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND. HE TOOK HIS MOTHER'S NAME Parents:
UNKNOWN and EMMA DE LACY.He was married to UNKNOWN. Children were: HUGH DE LACY.
HUGH
DE LACY(1) was born in HEREFORDSHIRE,
ENGLAND. Parents: GILBERT DE LACY (HE TOOK HIS MOTHER'S
NAME) and UNKNOWN.He was married to ROSE DE CLARE. Children were: WALTER DE LACY .
JOHN
DE LACY(1) was born in MEATH, IRELAND.
Parents: ROGER DE LACY and
MAUD OR MATILDA DE CLARE.He was married to MARGARET DE QUINCY. Children were: MAUD DE LACY.
MAUD
DE LACY(1) was born in LINCOLN, ENGLAND.
Parents: JOHN DE LACY and
MARGARET DE QUINCY.She was married to RICHARD DE CLARE. Children were: THOMAS DE CLARE.
ROGER
DE LACY(1) was born in LINCOLN, ENGLAND.He was married to MAUD OR MATILDA DE CLARE. Children were: JOHN DE LACY.
WALTER
DE LACY(1) was born in HEREFORDSHIRE,
ENGLAND. Parents: HUGH DE LACY and
ROSE DE CLARE.He was married to MARGARET DE BRAOSE. Children were: GILBERT DE LACY*.
JOAN
DE LAMARCHE(1)She was married to PIERS DEGENEVILLE. Children were: JOAN DEGENEVILLE (COUNTESS OF MARCHE).
MABEL
DE MESCHINES(1)She was married to WILLIAM DE ALBINI. Children were: ISABELLA DE ALBINI.
MARGARET
DE QUINCY(1) was born in LINCOLN, ENGLAND.
Parents: ROBERT DE QUINCY and
HAWISE MESCHINES.She was married to JOHN DE LACY . Children were: MAUD DE LACY.
ROBERT
DE QUINCY(1) was born in NORTHAMPTON,
ENGLAND.He was married to HAWISE MESCHINES. Children were: MARGARET DE QUINCY.
ALIZONA
DE SALUZZA(1) Parents:
THOMAS DE SALUZZA and LEUGIA DE CEVA.She was married to RICHARD FITZ ALAN. Children were: EDMUND FITZ ALAN.
THOMAS
DE SALUZZA(1)He was married to LEUGIA DE CEVA. Children were: ALIZONA DE SALUZZA .
INGLERAM
DE SAY(1)He was married to UNKNOWN. Children were: ISABEL DE SAY.
ISABEL
DE SAY(1) was born in SHROPSHIRE, ENGLAND.
Parents: INGLERAM DE SAY and
UNKNOWN.She was married to WILLIAM FITZ ALAN . Children were: JOHN FITZ ALAN.
MATILDA
DE ST.VALERY(1) was born in SUSSEX,
ENGLAND.She was married to WILLIAM DE BRAOSE. Children were: REGINALD DE BRAOSE *.
AENOR
DE TOTNES(1)She was married to PHILIP DE BRAOSE. Children were: WILLIAM DE BRAOSE .
MAUD
DE VERDON(1) was born in LINCOLN, ENGLAND.She was married to JOHN FITZ ALAN. Children were: JOHN FITZ ALAN.
JOAN
DE VERE(1) was born in OXFORD, ENGLAND.She was married to WILLIAM DE WARREN. Children were: ALICE DE WARREN.
ELIZABETH
DE VERMANDOIS(1) was born in FRANCE.
Parents: HUGH MAGNUS and
ADELLE (COUNTESS OF VERMANDOIS).She was married to ROBERT DE BELLMONT (OR BEAUMONT). Children were: WILLIAM DE WARENE (WARREN?).
WILLIAM
DE WARENE (WARREN?)(1) was born in
VERMANDOIS, FRANCE. Parents: ROBERT DE BELLMONT (OR
BEAUMONT) and ELIZABETH DE VERMANDOIS.He was married to ADELA TALOIS. Children were: ISABEL DE WARENE (PLANTAGENET).
ISABEL
DE WARENE (PLANTAGENET)(1) was born
in SURREY, ENGLAND. Parents: WILLIAM DE WARENE (WARREN?)
and ADELA TALOIS.She was married to WILLIAM EARL MORTAIN*. Children were: ISABEL DE WARRENE (PLANTAGENET).
*
JOHN DE WARREN EARL OF WARREN AND SURREY(1)
was born in SURREY, ENGLAND. Parents: HUGH BIGOD
* and MAUD MARSHALL.He was married to ALICE LE BRUN (1). Children were: WILLIAM DE WARREN .
ALICE
DE WARREN(1) was born in SUSSEX, ENGLAND.
Parents: WILLIAM DE WARREN and
JOAN DE VERE.She was married to EDMUND FITZ ALAN . Children were: RICHARD FITZ ALAN.
WILLIAM
DE WARREN(1) was born in SURREY, ENGLAND.
Parents: * JOHN DE WARREN EARL OF WARREN AND SURREY
and ALICE LE BRUN (1).He was married to JOAN DE VERE. Children were: ALICE DE WARREN .
ISABEL
DE WARRENE (PLANTAGENET)(1) was born
in SUSSEX, ENGLAND. Parents: WILLIAM EARL MORTAIN*
and ISABEL DE WARENE (PLANTAGENET).She was married to ROGER BIGOD. Children were: HUGH BIGOD *.
PETER
DE WYCKHURST(1) was born about 1160.
He was married to UNKNOWN. HE WAS GRANTED A 36
ACRE TRACT OF LAND IN 1203, KNOWN AS HOOLEY HOUSE, FROM THE ABBEY OF CHERTSEY
IN COULSDON PARISH. "WYCK", MEANT DWELLING PLACE OR HOME AND "HURST",
WAS A WOODS, HENCE PETER OF THE HOME IN THE WOODS, AN EARLY FORM OF ATWOOD. THIS
LAND IS LATER FOUND IN ATWOOD WILLS.
THE NAME ATWOOD IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN OF SAXON ORIGIN. RELIABLE SOURCES
PLACE ITS BEGINNING AT COULSDON, A PARISH IN SURREY COUNTY, 12 MILES SOUTH OF
LONDON AND ADJOINING CROYDON AND SANDERSTEAD. THE UNUSUAL COMPOUNDING OF THE
PREPOSITION (ATTE) WITH THE NOUN (WUDU) DISTINGUISHES THE ATWOOD NAME FROM OTHER
LOCAL NAMES. IN THE MAJORITY OF ENGLISH SURNAMES, THE PREPOSITION IS DISGUISED,
UNLIKE THOSE OF FRENCH ORIGIN IN WHICH IT IS OBVIOUS AND FOUND IN NAMES LIKE
DUBOIS AND DUPONT.
THE FIRST RECORD OF THE NAME APPEARS IN THE 12TH CENTURY PIPE ROLLS AND IS
SPELLED ATTEWODE. THESE ROLLS GIVE A DETAILED ACCOUNTING OF THE KING'S RECEIPTS
AND RENTS, FINES AND PRIVATE EXPENDITURES AND IS ONE OF OUR MOST VALUABLE SOURCES
OF NOMENCLATURE OF THE MIDDLE AND UPPER CLASSES OF ENGLISH CITIZENS. SINCE THERE
WAS NO STANDARDIZED SPELLING OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE UNTIL AFTER THE 17TH CENTURY,
ANCIENT RECORDS SHOW THE NAME IN MANY FORMS: ATTE WODE, DE WOODE, DEBOIS (FRENCH),
DE BOSCO (LATIN), ATTE WOODD, ATTWOOD AND ATWOOD. IN CERTAIN DOCUMENTS OF WILLIAM
PRYNNE (1600 TO 1699), AN ENGLISH PURITAN, THERE IS EVIDENCE OF REPEATED INTERCHANGE
OF "WOOD" AND "ATWOOD" AS THE NAME OF ONE OF HIS CONSTITUENTS
AT BATH.
THE ATWOODS OF WORCESTERSHIRE OF SAXON TIMES, THE ATWOODS OF SUFFOLK OF EARLY
NORMAN TIMES, THE ATWOODS OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND THE ATWOODS OF SURREY AND KENT,
OUR LINE, ALL HAVE SIMILAR COAT OF ARMS, EXCEPT FOR THE NUMBER OF ACORNS IN THE
FIELD. THUS IT WOULD SEEM THAT THERE MAY STEMMED FROM A COMMON ANCESTOR BACK
IN THE DIM PAST WHERE RECORDS DO NOT REACH AND THE DIFFERENT NUMBER OF ACORNS
WERE USED TO DESIGNATE THE COUSIN LINES OF THE FAMILY. IN ALL, 15 COAT OF ARMS
WERE GRANTED TO THE ATWOOD NAME.
THE "O" DOES NOT SEEM TO HAVE BEEN DOUBLED BEFORE THE 16TH CENTURY.
IT WAS ALWAYS WRITTEN "WODE" WHEN DESIGNATED A "FOREST" IN
POETRY AS WELL AS WHEN APPLIED TO ONE WHO LIVED NEAR OR "AT" A FOREST
IN PROSE DOCUMENTS. IN THE TIME OF JOHN HEWSON ATWOODE (1520 TO 1562) THERE AS
A WM. DE WODE OF KENT WHO WAS ALSO KNOWN AS WM. DE WUDE.
COUNTY SURREY IS, ACCORDING TO THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, AN AREA OF FOREST,
SWAMP, HEATH AND OPEN DOWNLAND. THE ROMANS PASSED THROUGH THE AREA AT THE TIME
OF THE INVASION BY JULIUS CAESAR (55 BC). PERHAPS USING THE ANCIENT TRACT ALONG
THE DOWNS, LATER KNOWN AS THE PILGRIM WAY. ROMANIZATION, HOWEVER, DIDN'T COME
UNTIL THE TIME OF CLAUDIUS (43 AD) FOR THE NEXT FOUR CENTURIES SURREY WAS RULED
BY THE ROMANS AND THOUGH ROMAN REMAINS ARE RELATIVELY FEW, LARGE SETTLEMENTS
APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN AT SOUTHWORK, KINGTON UPON THAMES, PARLEY HEATH NEAR ALBURY
AND AT WOODCOTE NEAR CROYDON. NO ROMAN TOWN SURVIVED THE SETTLEMENT OF SURREY
BY THE SAXONS AND THERE ARE FEW PLACE NAMES OF ROMAN ORIGIN. SURREY WAS NEVER
AN INDEPENDENT SAXON KINGDOM. THE NAME MEANS SOUTHERN DISTRICT. NEARLY ALL PLACE
NAMES ARE OF SAXON ORIGIN, A LARGE PROPORTION ARE PAGAN. THE AREA HAD A VERY
SMALL POPULATION COMPARED WITH NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. AS LATE AS THE 13TH AND
14TH CENTURIES THERE MUST HAVE BEEN A STRONG CONTRAST BETWEEN THE ECCLESIASTICAL
DIGNITARIES, SHARING IN THE LIFE OF THE METROPOLITAN CITY.
THE TOWN OF CHERTSEY, 22 MILES SOUTHWEST OF LONDON, IS SITUATED ON THE RIGHT
BANK OF THE THAMES RIVER. CHERTSEY ABBEY WAS FOUNDED IN 666 A.D. BY ST. ERKENWALD
WHO BECAME ITS FIRST ABBOT. BURNED DURING THE DANISH WARS, ABOUT 871 A.D. AND
THE MONKS KILLED, IT WAS RE-ESTABLISHED FOR BENEDICTINES IN THE 10TH CENTURY.
IT MAINTAINED A PROMINENT POSTION AND HELD MANY MANORS INCLUDING CHERTSEY, EGHAM,
THORPE, CHOBHAM, EPSON, SUTTON AND COULSDON UNTIL IT WAS DISSOLVED IN 1537. DURING
THE REIGN OF EDWARD THE CONFESSOR, GODWIN, EARL OF WESSEX, AND MEMBERS OF HIS
FAMILY INCLUDING HAROLD, HELD MANY MANORS IN SURREY.
AFTER THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS IN 1066, WILLIAM I, TOOK THESE FOR HIMSELF OR
HIS NORMAN FOLLOWERS. FOLLOWING THE INSURRECTION OF THE 15TH CENTURY, SURREY
UNDER THE TUDORS BECAME A COUNTRY OF ROYAL RESIDENCES. HENRY VII, REBUILT THE
PALACE AT SHEEN, RENAMING IT RICHMOND. HENRY VIII AND ELIZABETH I, RESIDED THERE
AND HENRY VIII RECIEVCED HAMPTON COURT FROM CARDINAL WOLSEY, JUST ACROSS THE
THAMES. THIS BROUGHT COURT OFFICIALS TO THE VILLAGES, TO THE SURREY SIDE.
AFTER THE DISSOLUTION OF THE MONASTERIES (1536\1539), HENRY BEGAN TO BUILD
A FLAMBOYANT HUNTING LODGE IN SURREY, CALLED NONSUCH (LOCATED NEAR EWELL). THIS
WAS BUILT PARTLY OF MATERIALS FROM THE DISSOLVED MONASTERY, MERTON, AND ON THE
SITE OF THE VILLAGE OF CUDDINGTON WHICH HE HAD DESTROYED. STONES FROM WAVERLY
ABBEY WERE USED IN BUILDING LOSELEY HOUSE. OATLANDS PALACE (WEYBRIDGE) HAD STONES
FROM CHERTSEY ABBEY. THE REMAINS OF CHERTSEY ABBEY FELL INTO DECAY IN THE 17TH
CENTURY AND FOR MANY YEARS ONLY THE GROUND PLAN WAS TRACEABLE.
DURING SHAKESPEARE'S TIME, THE COUNTY OF SURREY COULD BOAST OF THE GLOBE THEATRE
AT SOUTHWARK, AND TODAY OF RACECOURSES AT EPSON DOWNS, SANDOWN PARK AND LINGFIELD
PARK AND OF THE ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS CLUB AT WIMBLETON.
BIRTH RECORDS WERE NOT KEPT IN THOSE DAYS EXCEPT TO PRESERVE TITLES OF KINGS
AND OTHERS. HOWEVER, LAND TITLES, WILLS AND OTHER RECORDS HAVE BEEN FOUND. THE
LAND WAS OWNED BY THE KING AND PUT UNDER THE CONTROL OF A LORD OR MEN OF OTHER
TITLES OR WAS OWNED BY THE CHURCH UNDER THE CONTROL OF A BISHOP. THIS WAS THE
MANOR SYSTEM. TO BECOME A YEOMAN OR A FREEHOLDER OF A SMALL PIECE OF LAND ONE
HAD TO BE OF SOME SERVICE TO THE KING OR THE BISHOP. OVER THE YEARS THE ATWOODS
SEEM TO HAVE SERVED BOTH. WHEN THE ATWOODS BEGAN TO ACQUIRE THEIR ESTATE, LONDON
WAS A TOWN OF ABOUT 350,000 AND THE POPULATION OF ALL ENGLAND WAS NOT OVER THREE
MILLION. TODAY MOST OF THAT ESTATE LIES WITHIN GREATER LONDON, BUT IN THE BEGINNING
IT WAS JUST SOUTH ACROSS THE THAMES IN THE COUNTIES OF SURREY AND KENT. THEY
HAD A HOME IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN IN THE FIELDS, THEN A SUBURB OF LONDON,
AND WENT OUT TO SANDERSTEAD IN SURREY, TO THEIR HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
THE NAMES SANDERSTEAD, SANDERSTEAD MANOR, SANDERSTEAD COURT AND SANDERSTEAD
PLACE ARE NOT EASILY IDENTIFIABLE IN THE SOURCES USED TO COMPILE THIS VOLUME
AS A BEST GUESS, IT APPEARS THAT SANDERSTEAD MANOR CONSISTED OF MANY HYDES (FARMS),
BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS. IT WA CHURCH PROPERTY AT ONE TIME, BUT NOT NECESSARLILY
A MONASTERY. SANDERSTEAD COURT WAS A LARGE MANSION AND PROBABLY WAS PART OF THE
MANOR. ONE SOURCE STATES THAT IT WAS BUILT IN 1676 BY HARMAN ATWOOD, BUT OTHER
SOURCES CLAIM THAT "SANDERSTEDE CORTE" EXISTED AS EARLY AS 1586. PERHAPS
IT WAS REBUILT OR ADDED ONTO IN 1676. SANDERSTEAD PLACE WAS YET ANOTHER PRINCIPAL
DWELLING ATTACHED TO THE MANOR. IT WAS BUILT ABOUT THE TIME HENRY CONFISCATED
SOME OF THE CHURCH PROPERTY AND WA TORN DOWN NEAR THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY.
871 A.D. ... THE EARLIEST MENTION OF SANDERSTEAD IS FOUND IN SAXON CHARTERS
AND IS MENTIONED IN THE WILL OF THE DUKE ALFRED (?AELFRID), WHERE IT IS SPELLED
"SONDERSTEDE". THE ORIGIN OF THE NAME IS FROM "SOUDE" OR
"STEDE" MEANING SANDY PLACE. THE CHARACTER OF THE SOIL IS OF A SANDY
NATURE, A FEATURE VERY UNCOMMON TO THE AREA.
944\977 A.D. ... DURING THE REIGN OF KING EDGAR, ATHELFIEDA, WIFE AND QUEEN,
DAUGHTER OF EARL ORDMAR, MOTHER OF ST. EDWARD, KNIG AND MARTYR, GAVE "SANDELSTEDE",
WITH 18 HYDES AND CHURCH TO THE ABBEY OF HYDES.
1085 A.D. ... SHORTLY AFTER THE CONQUEST OF ENGLAND, WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR
ORDERED AN INVENTORY OF ALL LANDS AND PROPERTIES FOR TAXTION. THIS RECORD IS
KNOWN AS THE DOMESDAY BOOK. HERE "SANDESTEDE" CONTAINS ONLY 5 HYDES.
1536 A.D. ... HENRY VIII, AS HEAD OF THE CHURCH, DISSOLVED THE LESSER MONASTERIES
AND CONFISCATED CHURCH LANDS INCLUDING SANDERSTEAD WHICH CONTAINED SANDERSTEAD
MANOR OWNED THEN BY JOHN HEWSON WOOD OR ATWOOD. THE MANOR WAS THEN DEEDED TO
SIR JOHN GRESHAM, UNCLE OF SIR THOMAS GRESHAM, FOUNDER OF THE LONDON EXCHANGE.
ALTHOUGH THE ATWOODS REMAINED IN POSSESSION OF PART OF THE MANOR, THEY LIVED
IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN MOST OF THE YEAR.
1556 ... UPON HIS DEATH, SIR JOHN GRESHAM WILLED SANDERSTEAD MANOR TO HIS
WIFE, KATHERINE, FOR HER LIFE, WITH THE REMAINDER OF HIS PROPERTY TO HIS THIRD
SON, EDMOND.
1576\77 ... KATHERINE GRESHAM DIED AND HER SON, EDMOND, INHERITED THE MANOR.
HE WAS OF THORPE MARKET IN NORFOLK, AND A MERCER (TEXTILE MERCHANT) OF LONDON.
1586 ... EDMOND GRESHAM DIED AND WILLED SANDERSTEAD MANOR TO HIS SON, RICHARD.
1591\92 ... JOHN OWNSTEAD, ESQ. (1534\1600), SON OF JOHN OWNSTEAD AND AGNES
WOOD (ATWOOD) AND THE GRANDSON OF JOHN WOOD (DIED IN 1525), BOUGHT SANDERSTEAD
MANOR FROM RICHARD GRESHAM.
1600 ... JOHN OWNSTEAD DIED, AUGUST 09, 1600, WITHOUT ISSUE.
1604 ... HARMAN WOOD PROBABLY REMAINED IN LONDON UNTIL AFTER THE DEATH OF
JOHN OWNSTEAD, AS THE BAPTISM OF HIS OLDEST CHILD DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE SANDERSTEAD
REGISTER. HE RESUMED THE OLD FAMILY NAME OF "ATWOOD" AT THE BIRTH OF
HIS THIRD CHILD. THE SIZE OF THE ESTATE WAS APPROXIMATELY 3,000 ACRES AT ONE
TIME.
COULSDON: A FEW MILES SOUTH OF CROYDON AND ADJOINING SANDERSTEAD ON THE SOUTHWEST.
COULSDON IS THE ONLY PLACE IN SURREY WHERE RECORDS OF THE ATWOOD NAME IS FOUND
BEFORE ABOUT 1400. THE MANOR OF COULSDON BELONGED TO THE ABBEY OF CHERTSEY AS
DID THE ESTATES OF HOOLEY HOUSE AND WOOD PLACE.
1203 ... IN THE 4TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF JOHN, THE ABBOTT OF CHERTSEY, THEN
LORD OF THE MANOR, GRANTED A MESSUAGE (DWELLING HOUSE WITH BUILDINGS, CURTILAGE
AND ADJOINING LANDS), CALLED HOOLEY HOUSE, AND 30 ACRES OF LAND AND 4 ACRES OF
WOOD TO PETER DE WYCKHURST AND HIS HEIRS. THEY PAYING FULL VALUE OF THE LAND.
1313 ... IN THE 6TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF EDWARD II, A MESSUAGE, CALLED WOOD
PLACE, VALUED AT TWO SHILLINGS A YEAR AND ABOUT 20 ACRES OF LAND, 60 ACRES WORTH
20 SHILLINGS, 15 ACRES OF WOOD WORTH 7 SHILLINGS 6D, HELD BY PETER ATTE WODE
BY SERVICE OF 13 SHILLINGS 4D, A YEAR CAME INTO THE KING'S HANDS BY REASON OF
IDIOCY OF JOHN, SON OF ROGER DE BOSCO, LUCY HIS SISTER BEING HIS NEXT HEIR.
1347 ... IN THE 20TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF EDWARD III, HOOLEY HOUSE WAS FOUND
DEVOLVED ON GEOFFERY ATTE WODE, WHO HAD LICENSE TO HOLD SAME OF THE KING BY SERVICE
OF ONE 40TH PART OF A KNIGHT'S FEE, AS PARCEL OF THE MANOR OF COULSDON.
1357 ... PETER ATTE WODE HAD THE BISHOP'S LICENSE FOR A PRIVATE CHAPEL IN
HIS HOUSE AT LA WODE IN COULSDON. THE 4 ACRES OF WOOD AT HOOLEY HOUSE OR THE
15 AT WOOD PLACE ARE PROBABLY THE SAME AS LA WODE OF PETER'S LICENSE. Children
were: ATTE WODE.
ANN
DEAN (Private).Children were: ALYSON BLAIR CREAMER , SHANNON ELIZABETH CREAMER.
HANNAH
MARIA DECKER(1). She was married to JESSE RICHARD TURPIN on 13 Jun 1876. Children were: FLORENCE LOUISE TURPIN, CLARA MADALINE TURPIN, FANNIE TURPIN, ISAAC HERBERT TURPIN, ETHEL JENNETTA TURPIN , EDWIN EARL TURPIN, ALFRED ERNEST TURPIN, CLARISE TURPIN, MARY TRULLA TURPIN, CLARENCE MARLOW TURPIN, CHRISTINA TURPIN, TURPIN .
JIM
DECKER (Private).Children were: MARCUS DECKER .
MARCUS
DECKER (Private). Parents: JIM DECKER and
FRANCES ELAINE MACLAY. JOAN
DEGENEVILLE (COUNTESS OF MARCHE)(1)
was born in SHROPSHIRE, ENGLAND. Parents: PIERS DEGENEVILLE
and JOAN DE LAMARCHE.She was married to ROGER MORTIMER. Children were: EDMUND MORTIMER .
PIERS
DEGENEVILLE(1)He was married to JOAN DE LAMARCHE. Children were: JOAN DEGENEVILLE (COUNTESS OF MARCHE).
EMMA
DEIHL(1)She was married to ERNEST COCHRAN WALLACE.
ANNE
VIRGINIA DELANEY(1) Parents:
THEODORE (TED) M. DELANEY and MARY JEAN VIRGINIA
MACLAY.THEODORE
(TED) M. DELANEY(1). He was married to MARY JEAN VIRGINIA MACLAY. Children were: ANNE VIRGINIA DELANEY, THEODORE MACLAY DELANEY .
THEODORE
MACLAY DELANEY(1) Parents:
THEODORE (TED) M. DELANEY and MARY JEAN VIRGINIA
MACLAY.ELIZABETH
ANN DEMAREE(1). She was married to JOSIAH FICKES. Children were: ANNA MARGARET FICKES.
SUSANNAH
DEMING(1) died on 15 Sep 1758.She was married to JEDEDIAH ATWOOD on 29 Nov 1747.
LUCINDA
DEMOSS(1) was born in 1832 in OHIO.
Parents: PETER DEMOSS and
ELIZABETH STUART.She was married to ABNER A. CORBIN on 10 Apr 1850 in MARION CO., IOWA.
PETER
DEMOSS(1)He was married to ELIZABETH STUART. Children were: LUCINDA DEMOSS .
MARRIETJE
TEUNIS DENYSE(1) was born on 3 Apr
1644 in BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, KINGS CO., NEW YORK. She died in 1690 in BROOKLYN
HEIGHTS, KINGS CO., NEW YORK. Parents: TEUNICE NYSSEN
and FEMMETJE (PHOEBE) SEALS.She was married to DIRCK JANS WOERTMAN about 1660. Children were: HARAMITA WOERTMAN, FEMMETJE (PHOEBE) WOERTMAN , JAN DERICK WOERTMAN, GEERTRUY WOERTMAN, TEUNIS DERICK WOERTMAN, PAULIS (PAUL) WOERTMAN, CATHERINE WOERTMAN, DENYSE (DENNIS) WOERTMAN, LYSBETH (ELIZABETH) WOERTMAN , ANNETJE WOERTMAN, MARRETJE WOERTMAN, PETER DERICK WOERTMAN, LOREWYCK (LODEWYCK) DERICK WOERTMAN.
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