Fifth Generation
5. He died circa 1345 at the age of 45 in East Gosbeck, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. 1 Sir John Jermy married Jane, the youngest daughter of Sir Roger Hales, who sold the Tenancy of Tharston to the Jermys in 1303. Jane's sister, Alice, married Sir Thomas de Brotherton, who transferred the manors of Metfield and Mendham to John. Two-thirds of the manors went to Jermy and one-third to Jane, as her dowry. Beginning in 1325, the Jermys would make their home at Metfield Hall, a moated manor house about a mile south of the village of Metfield. Sir John sold his property in Kessingland and Gisleham to the local Vicar in 13339.
Sir John Jermy and Jane Hales were married circa 1324 in Loddon, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom.1 She died in London, England, United Kingdom. 1 Jane was the youngest daughter of Sir Roger Hales of Hales in Suffolk.
John Jermy and Jane Hales had the following child:
Sixth Generation
6. He died circa 1360 at the age of 36 in Metfiled, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. 1
Thomas Jermy and Isabelle St. Aubin were married circa 1348 in Metfield, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom.1
Thomas Jermy and Isabelle St. Aubin had the following child:
Seventh Generation
7. He died in 1386 at the age of 38 in Metfiled, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. 1 Sir William wrote his will, probably at Watton, Suffolk, on 7 December 1385. It was proved 9 September 1386. He defended Suffolk against the French and may have accompanied certain Barons to settle disputes on the Scottish borders. Jermy was buried at St. John the Baptist Church at Metfield.
Sir William Jermy and Elizabeth de Hemenhale were married circa 1377 in Metfield, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom.1 She died circa 1400 at the age of 42 in Metfiled, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. 1 Elizabeth was the daughter of either John or Thomas Hemenhale of Rykinsall, Suffolk. The family had its roots at Hemenhale [Hempnall], Norfolk.
William Jermy and Elizabeth de Hemenhale had the following child:
Eighth Generation
8. He died circa 1460 at the age of 78 in Metfiled, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. 1 alternate date: c1448 Sir John Jermy may have been born as early as 1375-80. He served under the Duke of Norfolk at Agincourt in 1415. John resided mainly at Metfield and Withersdale Manors. Jermy held numerous lands in Norfolk, as well as property in Suffolk. He was a Commissioner of the Peace. John held manors at Coddenham, Gosbeck, Vaux and Germyns [the latter at Little Wesham near Capele, which may have been Jermyn's Farm.]
Sir John Jermy and Margaret Mountenay1 were married circa 1410 in Metfield, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom.1
John Jermy and Margaret Mountenay had the following child:
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