Fourth Generation
4. Sir Henry Meautis4–5 (Peter-3, Philip-2, John-1) was born in Feb 1539 in West Ham, Essex, England.6 Child baptized in Feb 1539. He died circa 1588 at the age of 49 in West Ham, Essex, England. 6 Henry was the son of Peter Meautys and Jane Astley. He had two brothers [Thomas and Hercules] and a sister [Frances].
The National Archives Prob 11/45/221 and the Jermy site give Henry's birth as about 1525 or 1526. This would make his mother about 8 or 9 at his birth and over ten years before his parents' marriage. It is noted in Sir Peter's bio, that he and Jane had a child baptized in February 1539, either Henry or Frances. This date would be close to the two year mark after the wedding and fitting the birth of the eldest child.
Henry sold the site of Stratford Abbey, with 240 acres and the Abbey mills to Sir John Nulls in 1633. [Newham Docs by Banfi, Westham [p. 245-272], Daniel Lysons, 1797, www.banfi.com/newhamdocs/lysons1html.]
The National Archives Prob 11/45/221 and the Jermy site give Henry's birth as about 1525 or 1526. This would make his mother about 8 or 9 at his birth and over ten years before his parents' marriage. It is noted in Sir Peter's bio, that he and Jane had a child baptized in February 1539, either Henry or Frances. This date would be close to the two year mark after the wedding and fitting the birth of the eldest child.
Henry sold the site of Stratford Abbey, with 240 acres and the Abbey mills to Sir John Nulls in 1633. [Newham Docs by Banfi, Westham [p. 245-272], Daniel Lysons, 1797, www.banfi.com/newhamdocs/lysons1html.]
Henry Meautis and Anne Jermy had the following child:
Fifth Generation
5. Thomas Meautis (Henry-4, Peter-3, Philip-2, John-1) was born circa 1572 in West Ham, Essex, England.7 He died in 1614 at the age of 42 in West Ham, Essex, England. 1 Thomas Meautis was Clerk of the Privy Council. He was a "confidential friend and secretary" to Sir Francis Bacon.
Thomas Meautis and Elizabeth Coningsby1 were married circa 1590 in Westham, Essex, England.1 Elizabeth Coningsby1, daughter of Henry Coningsby and Elizabeth Boteler, was born circa 1574 in Grimston, Norfolk, England.8 She died in Aug 1641 at the age of 67 in prob. Westham, Essex, England. 1 She was buried on 19 Aug 1641 in prob. Westham, Essex, England. 1
Thomas Meautis and Elizabeth Coningsby had the following child:
Sixth Generation
6. Frances Meautis (Thomas-5, Henry-4, Peter-3, Philip-2, John-1) was born circa 1596 in West Ham, Essex, England.9 She died circa 1650 at the age of 54 in West Ham, Essex, England. 9
Frances Meautis and Sir John Thorowgood were married before 1613 in England.9–10 Sir John Thorowgood9–10, son of William Thorowgood and Anne Edwards, was born circa 1586 in Grimston, Norfolk, England.9–10 He died circa 1664 at the age of 78 in Kensington, Middlesex, England. 9–10 Sir John Thorowgood was born about 1586 in Grimston, Norfolkshire to William Thorowgood and Anne Edwards.
John was Secretary to the Earl of Pembrooke. He was inservice to the Duke of Buckingham, Gentleman Petitioner to King Chsrles I. Thorowgood was knighted by Charles I at his coronationation in Scotland in 1630. Sir John took part in the Civil War on the side of Parliament. He was a member of the Privy Council under Charles II. John resided at Kensington, Middlesex.
He married Frances, daughter of Thomas Meautis, Esquire, of West Ham, Essex before 1613.
John was named overseer of his brother Adam's will dated 17 February 1639/40. Adam became a prominent settler in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia after serving as an indentured servant. He would go on to transprt 105 persons to Virginia and amass land holdings of over 5000 acres thanks to those 105 headrights. Among those whom he transported to Virginia was Thomas Keeling, the future husband of his niece Anne.
Sir John Thorowgood died in 1664.
John was Secretary to the Earl of Pembrooke. He was inservice to the Duke of Buckingham, Gentleman Petitioner to King Chsrles I. Thorowgood was knighted by Charles I at his coronationation in Scotland in 1630. Sir John took part in the Civil War on the side of Parliament. He was a member of the Privy Council under Charles II. John resided at Kensington, Middlesex.
He married Frances, daughter of Thomas Meautis, Esquire, of West Ham, Essex before 1613.
John was named overseer of his brother Adam's will dated 17 February 1639/40. Adam became a prominent settler in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia after serving as an indentured servant. He would go on to transprt 105 persons to Virginia and amass land holdings of over 5000 acres thanks to those 105 headrights. Among those whom he transported to Virginia was Thomas Keeling, the future husband of his niece Anne.
Sir John Thorowgood died in 1664.
John Thorowgood and Frances Meautis had the following child:
Sources:
1. Nina Green, "The National Archives Prob 11/45/221," database, Nina Green, Oxford Authorship Site (www.oxford-shakespeare.com/PROB_11_45_221.pdf: accessed ), ; citing National Archives of Britain.
3. "Jane Meutas," article, Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Meutas : accessed 25 July 2017), Jane Astley - Peter Meutas.
4. John Millman, "The Genealogy of the Jermy Family," database, John Millman, The Tripartite Website (myweb.tiscali.co.uk/tripartite/jermyhomepage.htm: accessed 20 August 2016), Jermy family.
7. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints [LDS], "Ancestral File," database, FamilySearch (www,familysearch.org : accessed 25 July 2017), Thomas Meautis birth; submission 2011.
8. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints [LDS], "Ancestral File," database, FamilySearch (www.familysearch.org : accessed 25 July 2017), Eliz. Coningsby birth; submission 2011.
9. "Ancestry Family Trees", database, Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 15 September 2016), "Ridley Branches," Thorowgood family; submitted 2007 by jridley47, [contact information for private use].
10. William Weish Harrison, Harrison, Waples & Allied Families: Being the ancestry of George Leib Harrison of Philadelphia & and his wife Sarah Ann Waples (Philadelphia: author, 1910), 130-132; digital images, Ancestry, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : T 10 September 2016; Thorowgood section.
Thank you very thoughtful, I did my DNA testing and it stated that I was in Essex England for 600 years, now we did our family Generations back to this time period, and it was so accurate to the point.....way to cool
ReplyDeleteOr by the way, how far back do you go, on the Meautys Family in France? I show around 1099 from france, cant find anymore, can you help
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