HEYDON FAMILY
I. Norfolk Line
William De HEYDON (Sir Knight)Born: ABT 1080, Normandy or Norfolk, Norwich, England
Father: William De CARDON
Mother: ¿?
Married: ¿?Children:
2. Simon De HEYDON (Sir)
Father: William De HEYDON (Sir Knight)
Mother: ¿?Married: William De WARRENE (b. ABT 1100) (son of John De Warrene and Alice De Townshend) 1127, Poynton, Chesire, England
Notes: Possibly his father was Simon, son of Sir William.
Married: ¿?
Children:
Died: 1193
Father: Gilbert De ATONMother: ¿?
Married: ¿?Children:
Died: 1235, West Ayton, Yorkshire, England
Father: William De ATONMother: ¿?
Married: Margerie De VESCI (b. 1200, Knaresborough Castle, Yorkshire, England - d. 1235) (dau. of Warren De Vesci and Matilda De Wellom) 1214, West Ayton, Hutton Bushell, North Riding, EnglandChildren:
Died: 1271
Notes: his wife, Isabel, was heir of her mother Ada, 4th sister and in her issue coheir of Roger Bertram of Mitford; but not of her father, Simon, who by his 1st marrage, had Sir Simon De Veer, his son and heir. The younger Simon gave the manor of Bottesford, co. Lincoln, to his uncle, Roger De Veer, prior of the knights Hospitallers, 3 Sep 1270. [Complete Peerage I:3 24 note (d)]
Father: Gilbert De ATONMother: Margerie De VESCI
Married: Isabel De VEER (b. 1236, Goxhill, Lincolnshire - d. 1286) (dau. of Simon De Veer and Ada De Bertram)
Children:
Died: Knaith, Lincolnshire, England
Father: William DŽATONMother: Isabel De VEER
Married: Roger DARCY 1270, Atton, Yorkshire, EnglandChildren:
1. John DARCY (1° B. Darcy of Knaith)2. Phillip DARCY (1° B. Darcy)
Born: ABT 1160
Died: 1235
Notes: Knighted by Richard the Lionheart in the Holy Land. Some sources indicate that his father was Sir William, mentioned above, but there is a birth gap of exactly 105 years between Sir William and Thomas, son of Simon, born in 1185.
Father: Gilbert De ATON
Mother: ¿?
Married: Anne BULWER (b. 1161 - d. 1237)
Children:
Born: 1185, Heydon, South Erpingham, Norfolk, England
Died: 1250, South Erpingham, EnglandNotes: appointed, under the terms of the Magna Carta, Judge itinerant in Norfork, England, 1221, with commision held directly from Henry III.
Father: Samuel De HEYDON (Sir)
Mother: Anne BULWER
Married: Constance FURRE (b. 1180 - d. 1230) Lincolnshire, EnglandChildren:
2. John De
HEYDON
Born: 1220
Father:
Married: Isabel MORE
Children:
2.
William HEYDON3. Isabel De HEYDON
Died: 1336, Heydon, Norfork, England
Father: William De HEYDON (Esq.)Mother: Isabel MORE
Married: Joan GERARD 1259, Heydon, Norfork, England
Children:
1. Robert De HEYDON (b. 1260)
Died: 1307
Father: William De HEYDON (Esq.)Mother: Isabel MORE
Married: Jane DOET
Children:Mother: Jane DOET
Married: Dau. PERSONChildren:
2. David HEYDON
Died: 1370, Wars in France
Father: Simeon HEYDONMother:
Dau. PERSON Married: ¿?Children:
1.
John HEYDON (Esq.)Died: 1 Mar 1407/08
Notes: Land Grant in 1400, Roman Manor of Cassionbury, aka RHW Grove, has been a royal domain
Father:
Richard HEYDON (Sir) Mother: ¿?Married:
Joan ? Children:1.
William HEYDON (Esq.)Died: 1 Mar 1407/8
Father:
John HEYDON (Esq.)Mother:
Joan ?Married:
Joan ?Children:
1.
William HEYDON (Esq.)Born: 1450, New Street, Watford, England
Died: Apr 1515, Westminster Abbey, England
Father:
William HEYDON (Esq.)Mother: Joan ?
Married: Elizabeth AUBREY (dau. of
Robert Auberey and Christian ?)Children:
2. John HEYDON
Born: ABT 1485
Died: ABT 1549
Father:
William HEYDON (Esq.)Mother: Elizabeth AUBREY
Born: ABT 1482, Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Died: 21 May 1546, Watford, England
Father:
William HEYDON (Esq.)Mother: Elizabeth AUBREY
Married: Alice NEWTON (b. ABT 1484 - d. 1544) (dau. of Alexander Newton and Catherine Wadham) Swell, Somersetshire, England
Children:
2. William HEYDON (b. ABT 1511)
3. Francis HEYDON (b. ABT 1513)
4. Jeremy HEYDON (b. ABT 1515)
5. George HEYDON (b. ABT 1517)
6. Anthony HEYDON (b. ABT 1519)
7. Thomas HEYDON (b. ABT 1520)
8. Ralph HEYDON (b. ABT 1521)
9. John HEYDON (b. ABT 1522)
10. Ellen HEYDON (b. ABT 1523)
11. Anne HEYDON
12. Elizabeth HEYDON (b. ABT 1526)
13. Dorothy HEYDON (b. ABT 1528)
14. Alice HEYDON (b. ABT 1530)
15. Mary HEYDON (b. ABT 1532)
Father:
William HEYDON of Watford Mother: Alice NEWTONMarried: Roger Le STRANGE ABT 1550, Hunstanton, Norfolk, England
Children:
Born: ABT 1508, England
Died: BET 11 Jan 1556/57 - 1587, England
Notes: Calendar of Patent Rolls: June 1548. Henry Heydon, gentleman or esquire, of Watford, Herts. and Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, receiver of the king's lands late of St. Albans monastery. Lincoln's Inn means he had studied law. Watford belonged to St Albans Abbey until about 1540, when Henry VIII took over all the monasteries. He and his son Edward VI sold off most of the property over the next ten years or so.Father: William HEYDON of Watford
Mother: Alice NEWTON
Married: Anne TWINYHO (b. ABT 1509) (dau. of Edward Twinyho and
Edith Stillman) Shipton, Gloucestershire Children:1. Francis HEYDON of the Grove
3. Mary HEYDON (b. 1535)
4. Thomas HEYDON (b. 1537)
5. Henry HEYDON
Born: 1535
Died: 1597
Father:
Henry HEYDON of the GroveMother: Anne TWINYHO
Born: 1538
Died: 1615
Father:
Henry HEYDON of the GroveMother: Anne TWINYHO
Born: 1540
Died: 23 NOV 1597, London, St. Mary's Colechurch
Father:
Henry HEYDON of the GroveMother: Anne TWINYHO
Born: 1550, Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Died: 16 Mar 1614/5
Father:
Henry HEYDON of the GroveMother: Anne TWINYHO
Born: ABT 1535, Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Died: 25 Jul 1606, Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Buried: Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Notes: 1583 Sheriff of Hertfordshire.
Father: Henry HEYDON of the Grove
Mother: Anne TWINYHO
Married: Frances LONGUEVILLE
(dau. of Arthur Longueville and Anne Middleton)Children:
2. Arthur HEYDON
3.
Martha HEYDON4.
Francis HEYDON5. Elizabeth HEYDON
6.
Henry HEYDON7. Jeremy HEYDON
8.
Charles HEYDON9. Elizabeth HEYDON
10.
Dorothy HEYDONBorn: 3 Dec 1561, Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Died: ABT 1617, Shipton Solers, Gloucestire, England
Notes: arms are given as "quarterly, or and azure, a cross engrailed, quarterly counterchanged; crest on a wreath, a talbot passant, argent spotted sable" He was succeeded by Michael, the eldest son and heir of Watford. A younger son was named Edward Hayden (Jr.) born 1602 who later married Eleanor Whitehead at Watford, Hertfordshire.
Father: Francis HEYDON of the Grove
Mother: Frances LONGUEVILLE
Married: Frances BURR 17 Nov 1597, Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Children:
1. Michael HEYDON (d. BEF 1614)
2
. Edward HEYDONBorn: 31 Oct 1602, Watford, England
Father: Edward HEYDON (Esq.)
Mother: Frances BURR
Married: Eleanor WHITEHEAD 1 Nov 1627, Watford, Hertfordshire, England
Children:
1. Francis HEYDON
Father:
Simeon HEYDONMother:
Dau. PERSON Married: Margaret ?Children:
1.
Hugh HEYDONBorn: ABT 1306, Heydon, Norfolk, England
Father: David HEYDONMother: Margaret ?
Married: Alice LOVERD (dau. of Roger Loverd)Children:
Born: BEF 1334, Heydon, Norfolk, EnglandFather: Hugh HEYDON Mother: Alice LOVERD
Married: Isabel MORE
Children:
Born: BEF 1384, Heydon, Norfolk, England
Father: William HEYDON Mother: Isabel MOREMarried: Cecily OULTON (dau. of Robert Oulton, Esq.)
Children: 1. William HEYDON2. Susan HEYDON
3. John HEYDON
Died: AFT 1447
Father: Robert HEYDON (Esq.)Mother: Cecily OULTON
Married 1: Elizabeth SAY (dau. of Sir John Say) ABT 1404
Married 2: Joan LONGFORD
(dau. of Sir Nicholas De Longford of Warren and Margaret Appleby)Children:
1. John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe
2. Elizabeth HEYDON (b. 1417)
3. Grace HEYDON (b. 1416)
4. James HEYDON (b. 1418)
5. Isabel HEYDON
Died: 27 Sep 1479
Buried: Norwich Cathedral
Notes: A Lawyer 'of Eminence' in the reigns of Henry VI and Edward IV whereby he much advanced the estate and fortunes of his family, BET 1431 and 1433 Recorder of Norwich, Norfolk, England. Built Heydon's Chapel in Norwich Cathedral. Moved his family to Baconsthorpe in 1447 where his father William had already moved and had land and estates. The Heydon families sold their estates in and around Heydon. Began the building of Baconsthope in 1475 but died in 1480 with only the tower completed. In 1447 he was executor of the will of Lady Joan Bardolf, and to that of Sir John Clifton, Knight, Buckingham Castle. In 1464 appointed by the will of Lady Isabel Morley counselor to her executors. In 1472, Walter Lyhert, Bishop of Norwich, left him by will his cup, that he daily used, of silver gilt, with the cover.
From letters written and published by the Paston family of Norfolk, it would seem that John was not always a well-liked person, as he would sometimes pay bribes to get whatever he wanted. The Paston Papers show the distaste for some of the Heydons by some of the Pastons, and yet their families continued to intermarry with the titled money. In those documents says that some other Heydon even lost his home with the Lord Sheriff being ordered to throw the entire family out on the streets for that other Heydon getting into a sword fight during the course of a banquet feast, in the hall, and in the presence of the Queen "to the greate dystresse of the Heydon familie".John's will was proved the same year of his death in 1480 possessed of the lordships of Baconsthorpe, Loschel, Boschem, Broches in Salthouse, Loverds in Heydon, Saxlingham, Oulton Hall and Leches in Oulton, Thursford, Walsingham Magna, Bakenham's in Carlton Road, Hocham Parva, Laundes in Tibenham, Pentsthor- and Hackford with Reepham, called Haydons Manor, there. Some of these may have been "manors" which were areas of land sometimes with cottages within a village. Sometimes a manor overlapped into two parishes and individual parishes were often made up of more than one manor. John was buried in a chapel that he built for a burial place for himself and family, on the south side of the cathedral, in Norwich, joining to the present consistory on the west, now in ruins. He and his family have been great benefactors of this cathedral, as their arms in many places testify. By his last will he gave to the prior and convent all that they owed him, (he forgave their indebtedness to him) on condition that they erect a tomb for him.
Father: William HEYDONMother: Joan LONGFORD
Married: Eleanor WINTER (dau. of Edmund Winter)Children:
1. Henry HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Henry HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Born: ABT 1440, Baconsthorpe, Norfolk, England
Died: 1503 / 1509
Father: John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe
Mother: Eleanor WINTER
Married: Anne BOLEYN ABT 1461Children:
1. Bridget HEYDON 2. Dorothy HEYDON (B. Cobham) 3. Amy HEYDON4.
John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)5.
Henry HEYDON (Esq.)6.
William HEYDON7. E
lizabeth HEYDON8. Anne HEYDON
Died: ABT 1521
Father: Henry HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Anne BOLEYN
Married 1:
William GOURNEY (son of William Gourney and Amy Calthorpe)Children:1.
Anthony GOURNEY (d. 1556) (m. Margaret Lovell)2. Frances GURNEY
3. Amy GURNEY (m. George Subsey)
4. Elizabeth GURNEY (Prioress of Thetford)
5. Alice GURNEY (m. Henry Dengaine)
6. Henry GOURNEY (m. Catherine Brandon)
7. Constance GURNEY (m.1 William Bockenham - m.2 Ralph Bloomville)
8. Frances GOURNEY (m.
Henry Gascoine)Married 2: Lionel DYMOKE (Sir Knight) 1515, Mareham-Le-Hill, Lincolnshire, England
Died: 15 Jan 1509/10
Father: Henry HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Anne BOLEYN
Married:
Roger Le STRANGE of Hunstanton (Sir)Children:
1. John Le STRANGE (b. 1501 - d. 1514)
Born: ABT 1465 / 1467
Father:
Henry HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Anne BOLEYN
Married:
Thomas BROOKE (3° B. Cobham) ABT 1494Children:
1.
Son BROOKE2. Elizabeth BROOKE
3. George BROOKE (4° B. Cobham)
4. Margaret BROOKE
5. Thomas BROOKE
6.
William BROOKE7.
John BROOKE8. Fayth BROOKE
9. Philippa BROOKE
10. Son BROOKE
11. Son BROOKE
12. Son BROOKE
13. Son BROOKE
Born: ABT 1478, Wiverton, Nottinghamshire, England
Died: 1 Jan 1553/54
Father: Henry HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Mother: Anne BOLEYN
Married: William PASTON (Sir) ABT 1505 Children:
1. Erasmus PASTON
2. Clement PASTON (Sir)
3. Henry PASTON
4. John PASTON
5. Thomas PASTON (Sir)
6. Eleanor PASTON (C. Rutland)
7. Mary PASTON
8. Margery PASTON (Nun at Barking)
10. Margaret PASTON
11. Anne PASTON
John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Born: ABT 1468
Died: 16 Aug 1550
Buried: Norwich Cathedral, under an altar-tomb
Notes: Knight of the Bath at the coronation of Henry VIII.
1516 Repurchased forfeited lands of West Wickham, Baston, Keston, and Soutcourt, in Kent. 1520 served under Henry VIII, one of the Commanders on the Field of the Cloth of Gold. 1522 Sent by Henry to meet the Emperor Carlos V at Dover. 1520 Received from Francois I the noted Shield, executed by Benvenuto Cellini, preserved in the armory at Windsor Castle and their most valuable piece in the collection. In 1531 Sir John Heydon, Knt., Catherine his wife, and Christopher Heydon, Knt., settled the manor of Welholmes in Larling on Sir Thomas Jermyn, Knt., and the manors of Roudham and Great Hockham; also in 1539, when John sold the manor of New Hall to Sir Thomas Jermyn, Knt. Sir John lived to a great age, outliving his own son Christopher, so that Christophers son and namesake had to wait until his grandfathers death before succeeding to the extensive property in north-east Norfolk and the manors elsewhere in that county and in Kent. According to Blomefield (Hs. of Norfolk) was buried 'under an altar tomb in the north aisle of this church, now deprived of its brass plated, but these arms are still remaining: Quarterly, argent and gules, a cross engrailed counterchanged HEYDON quartering WARREN and OLDTON; and impaling WILLOUGHBY...with the crest of HEYDON a talbot passant, ermine, and motto, 'Regarde que suyst De Vertue Null Male.'" Blomefield blazons the arms of WILLOUGHBY... There is no trace of the crest or motto remaining but high up on the east wall of the south aisle is another shield, from its shape and size evidently from the dexter side of this slab, bearing: - HEYDON quartering WARREN and OULTON (same as dexter side of I).Father:
Henry HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Anne BOLEYN
Married: Catherine WILLOUGHBY
Children:
1. Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)
5. Anne HEYDON
8. Ursula HEYDON
10. Richard HEYDON
Father:
John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Catherine WILLOUGHBY
Married: John TOWNSHEND
Died: 23 Aug 1559
Father:
John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Catherine WILLOUGHBY
Married: Thomas DARCY ABT 1535, Baconsthorpe, Norfolk, England
Children:
1. Brian DARCY
2. Son DARCY
3. Arthur DARCY
Father:
John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Catherine WILLOUGHBY
Married: Everard DIGBY
Children:1. Kenelm DIGBY
2. Everard DIGBY
Born: 1527
Died: AFT 1572
Father:
John
HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Mother:
Catherine
WILLOUGHBY Married:
Children:
1. Anne HEYDON
Died: 1578
Father: Thomas HEYDON
Mother: Dorothy SPELMAN
Married:
Edward SULYARD (Sir) 1 Jul 1565Children:
1. John SULYARD2. Thomas SULYARD
3. Anne SULYARD
Buried: 17 Jul 1566, Longham Church, Longham, Norfolk, England
Notes: Obtained with his wife the manors of Longham and Guntons, Newhall in Tatsall, Thrigby in Oby. Will dated 15 Jun 1566 , Mentions wife Katherine, deceased; niece Anne Sulyard, daughter of my brother Thomas Heydon; either of his sisters not named; Nicholas Paunt's son; sons of nephew Sir Christopher Heydon; Thomas Knolles the elder; brother Thomas Heydon, sole executor; Sir Christopher Heydon, Knt., supervisor. Will requested burial in the parish church of Longham, next to the sepulchre of his wife Katherine. Probated 12 Nov 1576
Father: John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Mother: Catherine WILLOUGHBY
Married 1: Catherine BOCKING (d. BEF 15 Jun 1566) (dau. of Sir Richard Bocking and
Margaret ?) BEF 1543Children:
1. John HEYDON
Married 2: Bridget GRAY Markshall, Essex, England
Children:
2. Mary HEYDON
Married 3: Dorothy DENNY
Died: AFT 1560
Notes: Held a knight's fee in Saxlingham in 1543. Held the manor of Rattlesden in 1552. Son and heir; heir of his mother in 1560.
Father: George HEYDON
Mother: Catherine BOCKING
Married: Audrey DENNY BEF 1543, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England
Father: George HEYDON
Mother: Bridget GRAY
Married 1: George SILVER Ropley, Southamptonshire, England
Married 2: Edward EDWARDS Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, England
Died: 1554
Buried: 24 May 1554, Heydon, Norfolk, England
Notes: Godson of his grandmother Anne Heydon. Clerk. 1525, Rector of Snoring Parva. 1533 Presented to Sharrington rectory by
Henry Daubeney. 1539 to 1554 Rector of Heydon. 10 Jan 1552 A legatee in the will of his brother Richard Heydon. A legacy of a dish of silver with the arms of my lady of Rutland.Father:
John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Catherine WILLOUGHBY
Notes: 1 Sep 1544 One of the executors to his father's will. 20 Jun 1546 Granted messuages and lands in Sharrington. 1 Apr 1547 Thomas Darcy and Robert Bedingfield alienated the priory lands of Tiptre to Richard Heydon, Esq. Will dated 10 Jan 1552 Mentions niece dame Anne Heydon; brother Thomas Heydon, sole executor and his wife; sister Ursula Heydon; brothers Leonard and George; brother Darcye, "and my sister his wife"; nephew Brian Darcye; niece and daughter Katherine Heydon; cousin Elenor Sibsye; nephew Sir Christopher Heydon; Thomas Phillipp; Mr. John Doune; Mr. Nicholas Ruckwood; Mr. Frauncis Ruckwood; Sir Raffe Warren, Knt., and his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Richemond; Mrs. Batcher; Mrs. Herne; Mr. William Herne's wife Elizabeth and his sisters Mrs. Elizabeth Herne and Mrs. Mabell; Mr. Browne and his wife; Robert Beddingfield; Mr. Henry Batcher; cousin Mr. Clement Paston; Alice, wife of William Herne; witnesses John Fryer and Thomas Hayes. Will probated 28 Apr 1554 by his brother Thomas Heydon.
Father:
John
HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Mother:
Catherine
WILLOUGHBY
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)
Died: 1540
Notes: died before his father, so his son, also named Christopher, inherited.
Father:
John HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Catherine WILLOUGHBY
Married: Anne HEVENINGHAM (dau. of
Sir John Heveningham)Children:
1. John HEYDON (d. young)
2.
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)4. Mary HEYDON
Catherine HEYDON
Father:
Mother:
Anne HEVENINGHAM
Married:
Mary HEYDON
Father:
Mother:
Anne HEVENINGHAM
Married:
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe
(Sir) Born: ABT 1516, Baconsthorpe, Norfolkshire, England
Died: 10 Dec 1579, Baconsthorpe, Norfolkshire, England Buried: South aisle Chapel, Baconsthorpe church, Norfolkshire, England Notes: 1551 Inheritied his grandfather's estates because his older
brother was deceased. Old maps show that his domain extended from Baconsthorp
to the sea and, on the coast, from Holt to Cromer. Had three wives in succession. He was held in great esteem and veneration for his many excellent
qualities, particularly for his justice, charity and remarkable
hospitality, equal to his ample estate. He is said to have entertained
thirty head, or master shepherds of his own flocks at a Christmas dinner
at Baconsthorpe. He was known as the great housekeeper in the county. He
was married three times. In conjunction with his second wife Temperance,
he granted the lands of Patslee Manor to Cains College, Cambridge, and
died possessed of very large estates.
Father:
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe
(Sir)
Mother:
Anne HEVENINGHAM
Married 1:
Anne DRURY ABT 1539,
Hawsted, Suffolk, England
Children:
5. Jane HEYDON
6. Henry HEYDON
8. Mary HEYDON
9. John HEYDON
10. Elizabeth HEYDON
11. Ursula HEYDON
Married 2: Temperance CAREW ABT 23 Jul 1563, Baconsthorpe, Norfolk, England
Children:
12. John HEYDON
Married 3: Agnes CRANE (dau. of Robert Crane of Stonham, Esq., and Bridget Jermyn) (w. 1 of Francis Claxton, Esq. - w.2 of John Warburton, Esq. - m.4 Sir Edward Clere)
Children:
13. Elizabeth (Agnes) HEYDON
Notes: was later appointed administrator of the Duke of Norfolk's estate
Father: Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)
Mother: Anne DRURY
Father: Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)
Mother: Anne DRURYMarried: Thomas BLENNERBASSET of Barsham (Esq.
)Born: ABT 1543, Baconsthorpe, Norfolkshire, England
Died: ABT 1573, Baconsthorpe, Norfolkshire, England
Father:
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)Mother: Anne DRURY
Married: John WENTWORTH ABT 1563, Baconsthorpe, Norfolkshire, England
Children:
1. John WENTWORTH of Gosfield (Esq.)
Father:
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)Mother: Anne DRURY
Married: Roger TOWNSHEND of Raynham (Sir Knight) (See his Biography)
Buried: 12 Feb 1621, St Anne's, Blackfriars, London, England
Father:
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)Mother: Agnes CRANE
Married: Theophilus FINCH (Sir) 16 Jul 1596, Blickling, Norfolkshire, England
Died: 19 Mar 1592/3
Buried: Norwich Cathedral, Norfolkshire, EnglandNotes: a deputy-lieutenant of Norfolk, justice of the peace, admiral of the admiralty jurisdiction, and High Sheriff of the County.
Father: Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir)
Mother: Anne DRURYMarried: Anne WOODHOUSE ABT 1560
Children:1.
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)2. Christopher HEYDON
3. William HEYDON
4. John HEYDON (Sir)
Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)
Born: ABT 1561, Baconsthorpe, Norfolkshire, England
Died: 1623, Baconsthorpe, Norfolkshire, England
Buried: Baconsthorpe Church, Norfolkshire, England
Notes: See his Biography.
Father: William HEYDON (Sir)
Mother: Anne WOODHOUSE
Married: Mirabel RIVETT ABT 1583, Saxlingham, Norfolkshire, England
Children:
1.
John HEYDON (Sir Knight)2. William HEYDON
3. Henry HEYDON
4. Nathaniel HEYDON
5. Thomas HEYDON
6. Miles HEYDON
7. Anne HEYDON
8. Jane HEYDON
9. Frances HEYDON
Christened: 23 Jun 1588, Saxlingham, Norfolkshire, England
Buried: 19 Oct 1653 Heston, Middlesex, England
Father: Christopher HEYDON of Baconsthorpe (Sir Knight)Mother: Mirabel RIVETT
Married: Mary ? ABT 1627, London, Middlesex, EnglandChildren:
1. Anne HEYDON
2. Christopher HEYDON
3. John HEYDON
4. William HEYDON
5. William HEYDON
6. Mirabella HEYDON
7. Charles HEYDON
8. Cary HEYDON
Buried: 26 Apr 1678
Father: John HEYDON
(Sir Knight) Mother: Mary ?Married: Richard NEVILLE ABT 1645, Baconsthorpe, Norfolk, England
Children:1. Henry NEVILLE
2. Anne NEVILLE
3. Mirabella NEVILLE
4. John NEVILLE
5. Richard NEVILLE (MP) (m. Catherine Grey)
6. Elizabeth NEVILLE
7. Catherine NEVILLE
8. Frances NEVILLE
II. Devon Line
Born: ABT 1230 / 1244/5, Heydon, Norfolk, EnglandNotes: younger son, relocates to Devon and is the father of the Devon family line.
John became judge, 1273, and flourished in the reign of King Edward I.Father:
Thomas De HEYDON Mother: Constance FURREMarried: ¿?
Children:Died: 1291, Woodbury, Devon, England
Buried: Woodbury, Devon, EnglandNotes: Robertus Haydon de Boughwood, in Woodbury, Devon. In some accounts called
Robert De Haydon, who appears to have been the first to change the spelling of the first syllable by inserting an "a" instead of an "e" which thence forward distinguishes the Devon Line from the Norfolk Line and all other Heydon lines. He settled at Boughwood, an estate in the parish of Harpford, near Ottery St. Mary, County of Devon, near which the family afterwards continued. He lived at Boughwood in the 19th year of King Edward I. Robert deeded this estate to his new infant son Henry, born in 1291. Robert also died in 1291. This deed is attested by "Thomas Frances, Ralph De Todwill, and several others". (Another report names 2 other sons, Peter born ABT 1280 whose son John died of plague; Roger born ABT 1282, and a daughter Meraud b. 1285.Father: John De HEYDON
Mother: ¿?Married: Joan ?
Children:
2. Roger De HAYDON (b. 1282)
3. Meraud De HAYDON (b. 1285)
4. Henry HAYDON
Born: 1280, Boughwood, Woodbury, Devon, England
Father: Robert De HAYDON
Mother: Joan ?Married: ¿?
Children:
1. John De HAYDON (d. of the plague)
Born: 1291, Boughwood, Woodbury, Devon, England
Christened: 1291, Woodbury, Devon, EnglandNotes: appears to have married in 1314 at age 22 or 23, in Woodbury his own cousin, or a near relation, as his wife Julian Haydon who was born abt 1293 is stated to be daughter and heir of Haydon of Ebford; which made Henry possessor of several thousands per annum.
Father: Robert De HAYDON
Mother: Joan ?Married: Julian HAYDON (b. 1293) ABT 1314, Ebford, Devon, England
Children:
Father: Henry HAYDON
Mother: Julian HAYDONMarried: William FITWARREN 1341
Father: Henry HAYDON
Mother: Julian HAYDONMarried: Sybil ? ABT 1336, Woodbury, Devon, England
Children:2. Thomas HAYDON (b. 1341)
3.
Margaret HAYDON (b. 1346/1356)4.
Sibilla HAYDON (b. 1348/1358)5. Thomas HAYDON (b. 1350/1360)
6.
Galfrid HAYDON (b. 1352/1362)7. Henry HAYDON (b. 1356/1366)
8.
John HAYDON (b. 1358/1368)Father: William HAYDON
Mother: Sybil ?Married: Mary GOURNEY (b. 1345 - d. 1410)
Children:
Father: Robert HAYDON of Boughwood b. 1339 in Boughwood, Devon, England
Mother: Mary GOURNEYMarried: ¿?
Children:
2. John HAYDON (b. 1386)
Died: 1407
Notes: seems to have been the first to come into full possession of both estates of Boughwood and Ebford in 1397.Father: John HAYDON of Boughwood
Mother: ¿?Married: ¿?
Children:1. John HAYDON (b. 1403)
3. Dau. HAYDON
4. Dau. HAYDON
Father: Henry HAYDON of Boughwood
Mother: ¿?Married: ¿?
Children:1. Richard HAYDON (b. 1446)
2. Jeffrey HAYDON (b. 1448)
3. John HAYDON (b. 1450)
5. William HAYDON (b. 1452)
Died: 1504
Father: William HAYDONMother: ¿?
Married: Elizabeth KYMBER (d. 1517) ABT 1475Children:
2. John HAYDON (b. ABT 1476)
3. Jane HAYDON
4. Joan HAYDON
Father: Richard HAYDON
Mother: Elizabeth KYMBERMarried: Robert GILBERT of Powderham
Died: 16 Oct 1533, Boughwood, Ebford, Lymston and Woodbury, Devon, England
Buried: Woodbury, Devon, EnglandFather: Richard HAYDON
Mother: Elizabeth KYMBERMarried 1: Joan TRENT (b. ABT 1488 - d. BET 1514 / 1516) (dau. of Maurice Trent of Ottery St. Mary) 1504, Devon, England
Children:1. Joan HAYDON
2. Peter HAYDON
5. George HAYDON of Hornesseys
Married 2: Agnes MERIFIELDChildren:
6. John HAYDON (d. young)
7. John HAYDON (Aldermen of London)
Married 3: Elizabeth ?Born: ABT 1506
Father: Richard HAYDON
Mother: Joan TRENTMarried:
John CORHAMChildren:
1. Elizabeth CORHAM (b. ABT 1538) (m. John Davie)
Born: 1512
Died: 9 Mar 1587Buried: Ottery St. Mary Church, Devon, England
Notes: his wife was heiress of lands of Cadhay, and they came into possession of the lands of Cadhay, where John builded the Cadhay Manor house with stones taken from a ruined abbey, (started construction about 1545), and made it a very fair and gentile dwelling, and enlarged the demises thereof with many alterations.
John was a highly successful and
wealthy lawyer, he became eminent for
his skill and knowledge therein. He was first a member,
and after that a bencher, of Lincoln Inn. He
obtained from Henry VIII a charter for incorporating the parish of Ottery St. Mary in this
county that was on the transfer from the Romanists to
the Protestants, and was the first governor of that
corporation himself. He procured, 1536, that
King letters patent for the founding of a grammar
school in that town also, and was very instrumental in
getting it well endowed. He was Steward to
Bishop Veysey and
legal adviser to the Exeter City Council. At Exeter is the old Guild Hall, and on a ponderous
roll of parchment, grants of property in real estate by
Henry VIII to
John Haydon of Cadhay, dated 1545, bearing the
king's sign manual. Also,
conveyances by this John Haydon of portions of this
property at that early day. An important fact that they
noticed is that in these legal documents the name is
spelled in several different ways, viz.; Haidon, Haydon,
Heydon and Hayden. Father: Richard
HAYDON Married:
Joan GRENVILLE (d. 19 Dec 1592) (dau. of Robert or Hugh
Grenville) 1527, Cadhay, Devon
England
A little below his
house at Cadhay, the two rivers of Tale and Otter meet;
where, especially upon great rains and floods, they made
a rapid stream, and yielded a dangerous passage to the
traveler that way. This current, was this gentleman
pleased at his own proper charges, to crown with a fair
stone bridge of several arches. This bridge, the scene of a battle in one of the
civil wars, remained until 1845, when a great flood
swept it away.
John Haydon is the first Haydon buried in Ottery St Mary Church.
Besides his monument,
a large tablet,
bearing a long inscription to his memory in Latin verse.
As he had no children of his own, left Cadhay to his Grand Nephew,
Robert Haydon, the son of his nephew, Thomas, who was the son of his oldest brother, also named
Thomas.
Born: ABT 1514, Boughwood, Devon, England
Died: 28 Aug 1558Notes: his wife Susan and her second husband, Richard Yorke, were both named in the Inquest taken into the death of her son Edward Haydon. Did his mother and her new husband murder Edward?
Father: Richard HAYDON
Mother: Joan TRENTMarried: Susan PARKE (m.2 Richard Yorke) 13 Jul 1534, St. Lawrence Jew, London, England
Children:1. Edward HAYDON (b. 22 Jun 1542 - d. 12 May 1562)
John HAYDON (Aldermen of London)
Born: 1522
Died: Nov 1582
Notes: Sheriff (1582-83) and Alderman of London, by vocation a mercer (a dealer in silks, velvets and other expensive cloths) and he was a wealthy and influential man. Master Mercers 1582. Died 1582; Will (PCC 14 Butts) 25 Nov; proved 28 Nov 1582. As he had no children, he therefore left legacies of more than 3000 pounds for the relief of the poor, also
money to be loaned to enterprising young men at a low rate of interest, besides many other benefactions. This John is most likely buried in the church of St. Michael, London. Martha Rose gave by will a charity for the relief of the poor to the Company of Haberdashers in London; and in the minories just to the east of Aldgate.Father: Richard HAYDON
Mother: Agnes MERIFIELDMarried: Martha ROSE (dau. of Nicholas Rose of London)
Born: ABT 1514, Boughwood, Devon, England
Died: 28 Aug 1588Father: Richard HAYDON
Mother: Joan TRENTMarried: Joan TREVILLE
Children:2. John HAYDON
Mother: Joan TREVILLE
Married: Joan HALESChildren:
Mother: Joan HALES
Married: Grace COLLINS (dau. of Thomas Collins and Joan Welles) 27 Nov 1581, Offwell, Devon, EnglandChildren:
1. William HAYDON (Rector of Honiton)
2.
Francis HAYDON (b. 1592)3. Felicia HAYDON (chr. 28 Sep 1582, Offwell, Devon, England)
William HAYDON (Rector of Honiton)
Born: 1590, Poltimore, Devon, EnglandDied: 1662, Honiton
Father: Thomas HAYDONMother: Grace COLLINS
Married: Ebbett SEARLEChildren:
1. John HAYDON
2. Thomas HAYDON (b. 1610 - d. 1677)
3. William HAYDON (b. 1613)
4. Robert HAYDON (b. 1616)
5. Anne HAYDON (b. 1619)
6. Grace HAYDON (b. 1622)
7. Simon HAYDON (b. 1625)
8. Francis HAYDON (b. 1628)
9. Sarah HAYDON (b. 1630)
Mother: Joan TREVILLE
Married: Agnes MITCHELL 1570, Coylton, EnglandChildren:
1. John HAYDON
2. Ralph HAYDON
3. Mary Ann HAYDON (b. 1576)
4. William HAYDON (b. 1579)
Father: John HAYDON
Mother: Agnes MITCHELLMarried: Joan ORFORD ABT 1602
Children:1. Edmund HAYDON (b. 1603 - d. 1635)
Father: John HAYDON
Mother: Agnes MITCHELLMarried: Joan MITCHELL 1605, Ottery St. Mary, Devon, England
Children:1.
George HAYDON (b. 1608, infant)2.
Anne HAYDON (b. 1610)3.
Ralph HAYDON (b. 1613)4. Agnes HAYDON (b. 1621)
Died: 27 Jun 1576
Buried: 17 Jul 1576, Woodbury, Devon, England
Father: Richard HAYDON
Mother: Joan TRENTMarried: Joan WEEKS (dau. of Richard Weeks of Honi Church and
Alice Kelly)Children:2. Edward HAYDON (b. 1540 - d. BEF 12 May 1562)
3. Walter HAYDON (b. 1544)
4. Leigh HAYDON (b. 1546)
5.
Mary HAYDON6.
Jane HAYDON7.
Margaret HAYDONFather: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Joan WEEKSMarried: Walter LEIGH 1563
Notes: came into possession of Cadhay Manor. Her husband, Richard Williams later bequeathed Cadhay to his descendants.
Father: Thomas HAYDONMother: Joan WEEKS
Married 1: Richard WILLIAMS 1559Married 2: John GROVE 11 Feb 1588/89, Woodbury, Devon, England
Married 3: John TOWEL 13 Oct 1602, Woodbury, Devon, EnglandFather: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Joan WEEKSMarried: Thomas BROWNING ABT 1562
Born: 1534, Ebford, Ottery St. Mary, Devon, England
Died: 25 Sep 1589, Ebford, Ottery St. Mary, Devon, EnglandBuried: 6 Oct 1589, Woodbury, Devonshire, England
Father: Thomas HAYDONMother: Joan WEEKS
Married: Christina TIDERSLEIGH (b. ABT 1536 - d. Oct 1600) (dau. of Robert Tidersleigh) 1559, Tidersleigh, Dorset, EnglandChildren:
2.
Thomas HAYDON3.
Amy HAYDON4.
Jane HAYDON6. Margaret HAYDON (b. 5 Feb 1578/9)
7. Peter HAYDON
Died: 20 Jan 1608/9
Buried: 20 Jan 1609/10 Ottery St. Mary Church, Devon , England
Notes: become heir to his mother's estate at Titherly/Tidersleigh Hall located not far from Charmouth, listed in Dorset/Dorsetshire survey) and moved there and settled there.Father: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Christina TIDERSLEIGHMarried: Grace COLLINS
Nov 1581, Offwell, EnglandFather: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Christina TIDERSLEIGHMarried: Edmund HUNTLEY of Milborne St. Andrews 13 Jul 1588, St. George, Devonshire, England
Father: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Christiana TIDERSLEIGHMarried: Erasmus BROUGHTON 5 Feb 1589/90, Woodbury, Devonshire, England
Father: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Christina TIDERSLEIGHMarried: John SHERMAN
Died: AFT 1627
Notes: Will 18 Jun 1627, Probate: 4 Oct 1627Father: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Christina TIDERSLEIGHMarried:
¿?Chidren:
1.
Anna HAYDON (m. of Edmund Wheatley)Died: 10 Dec 1626, Woodbury, Devonshire, England
Buried: 15 Dec 1626, Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, EnglandNotes: Justice of Peace. He moved his family to his great uncle John's Cadhay Manor and resided there. Will 12 Jan 1620/1621; Probate: 14 Dec 1627
Father: Thomas HAYDON
Mother: Christina TIDERSLEIGHMarried: Joan PAULET 1585, Devonshire, England
Children:
2. Amias HAYDON (b. ABT 1588 - d. 12 Jan 1614/15)
3. Drew HAYDON (b. ABT 1590 - d. AFT 1621)
4. Margaret HAYDON (b. ABT 159) (m. William Everye)
5. Sarah HAYDON (b. ABT 1594 - d. 25 Apr 1602)
6. Robert HAYDON (b. ABT 1595) (m. Mary Ridd)
Died: Jun 1634, Ottery St. Mary Church , Parish Register
Buried: Jun 1634, Cadhay, Ottery St. Mary, Devon , England
Father: Robert HAYDON (Esq.)Mother:
Joan PAULET Married: Margaret DAVIE (b. 1583) (dau. of John Davy of Creedy, Esq., and Margaret Southcote) 18 Jun 1603, Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, EnglandChildren:
1. Robert HAYDON (b. Jun 1603)
2. John HAYDON (b. 2 Nov 1606) (twin)
3. Joan HAYDON (b. 2 Nov 1606) (twin)
4. Mary HAYDON (b. 17 Sep 1607) (twin)
5. Margaret HAYDON (b. 17 Sep 1607) (twin)
6. Gideon HAYDON (b. 25 Jun 1609)
7. Thomas HAYDON (b. 23 Jun 1611)
8. Frances HAYDON (b. 1 Sep 1612)
9. George HAYDON (b. 11 Sep 1614)
10. Dorothy HAYDON (b. 9 May 1616)
11. Amias HAYDON (b. ABT 29 Apr 1618)
12. James HAYDON (b. 17 May 1619)
13. Nicholas HAYDON (b. 19 May 1620)
14. Elizabeth HAYDON (b. 3 Aug 1621)
15. Richard HAYDON (b. 21 May 1623)