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Interim Results for: 'john goring'. Result page: 10
. . . Nov 1596 George born Bef 26 Jan 1578 Henry born Bef 31 Jul 1575 Jane born Bef 11 Oct 1601 Joan born Bef 24 Apr 1580 John born Bef 2 May 1565 John born Bef 19 May 1594 John Richard born Bef 3 Feb 1604/05 died Bef 22 Jun 1606 Richard born Bef 19 Oct 1572 Thomas born Bef 1 Aug 1569 GODDARD Alfred born Between 6 Apr 1833 and 5 Apr 1834 died Between 1 . . .
. . . Bef 28 Sep 1635 GOORD Geremy born Bef 23 Mar 1594/95 John born Bef 21 May 1592 Margaret died Bef 1 Jun 1669 Thomas GORING Barbara born Bef 8 Jan 1679/80 died Bef 17 Apr 1690 Dorothy born Bef 29 Mar 1682 died Bef 2 Oct 1682 Edward born Bef 14 Feb 1657/58 Elizabeth born Bef 12 Mar 1722/23 died Bef 14 Jul 1812 Elizabeth born Bef 23 Feb 1674/75 died. . .
. . . Kendall Downloads Resources Contact Search Elizabeth Mill (-Bef 1684) Family Links Spouses/Children: 1. George GoringJohnGoring Barbara Goring Dorothy Goring Hannah Goring Henry Goring Elizabeth Mill Marriage (1): George Goring on 8 May 1677 in Wiggonholt Parish Church, Church Lane, Wiggonholt, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 2EL, GB 1 Died: . . .
. . . estates, on the death of the latter in 1421; also succeeded to his father's estates on the death of his brother John . Born in 1414. On his father's death the Bishop of Lincoln, from whom the latter held Ingescourt Manor, assumed the wardship of Hugh de Camoys (and of his two elder brothers), but on 11th February 1423 a Royal Commission was . . .
. . . as 'the farm called Bevingdeane', was settled by Thomas Covert on his wife Diana, daughter of George, 1st Lord Goring . In 1664 Diana Baynham, their daughter, was holding it. This estate, apparently, by the early part of the 17th century included also the Lewknor portion and was described as half the manor of Bevendean, the other half being. . .
. . . , P , Q, R , S , T , U , V , W , X, Y, Z, [GARRET-GRIMBALD] Names Born Died GARRET Eleanor GASCELYN Ralph GERMONDE John born 1185 died 1219 Lucy born 1219 died 1265 GERNET Benedict Joan died Bef 5 Dec 1324 GIFFARD Unknown Catherine born Abt 1272 died After 1322 Eleanor born Abt 1275 died Bef 23 Jan 1324 Elias [I] died Abt 1130 Elias [II] died . . .
. . . King of England born Abt 1022 died 14 Oct 1066 GOËL Guillaume GOËT Guillaume I Seigneur de Montmirail died Bef 1059 GORING Ann Anne Barbara born Bef 8 Oct 1542 Constance born Abt 1515 died 16 May 1581 Dorothy born Bef 21 Jul 1614 Dorothy born Bef 27 Sep 1544 Edward of Oakhurst born Bef 15 Sep 1543 died Bef 5 May 1617 Edward died Bef 17 Jan. . .
Buist-Taylor Keatch-Kendall Buist Taylor Keatch Kendall Downloads Resources Contact Search John Mathew (-Bef 1675) Margaret (-Bef 1685) James Plumer (Bef 1662-Bef 1751) Margaret Mathew (Bef 1661-Bef 1749) Elizabeth Plumer (Bef 1689-Bef 1782) Family Links Spouses/Children: 1. JohnGoring Elizabeth Goring Elizabeth Plumer Born: Bef 7 Jan 1688/89 . . .
. . . William de Tregoz (Abt 1100-Between 1130/1155) Agnes (Abt 1112-After 1198) Robert FitzGerold (-After 1141) Alice John de Tregoz (-Bef 1194) Amice FitzGerold (-Abt 1198) Henry de Tregoz (Bef 1170-) Family Links Spouses/Children: 1. Unknown Henry Tregoz Henry de Tregoz Born: Bef 1170 1 Marriage (1): Unknown General Notes: HENRY de Tresgoz . A . . .
. . . 316]. In 1203 Henry Tregoz was concerned with disputes over the services due to him for lands in Billingshurst and Goring held by William Mordant [ Abbrev. Plac. 37; Curia Regis R . II. 141, 143, 253]. For the half-hide in Billingshurst Henry claimed that William should not only do service as for a tenth part of a knights' fee, which William. . .
. . . Buist Taylor Keatch Kendall Downloads Resources Contact Search Eleanor Garret Family Links Spouses/Children: 1. JohnGoring George Goring Edward Goring Eleanor Garret Marriage (1): JohnGoring General Notes: Elizabeth Garret, d. of Richard, was baptised in Barcombe on 15 Aug 1602. Eleanor married John Goring, son of George Goring and . . .
Buist-Taylor Keatch-Kendall Buist Taylor Keatch Kendall Downloads Resources Contact Search John Button John Gilbert (Bef 1565-) Arthur Button (Bef 1596-Bef 1669) Elizabeth Gilbert (Bef 1598-Bef 1678) Elizabeth Button (Bef 1627-Bef 1690) Family Links Spouses/Children: 1. Gabriell Egles Gabriell Egles John Egles 2. John Chantler John Chantler Lucy . . .
. . . of Lucy Barham (neé Chantler) dated 8 Oct 1716 which names John Egles, George Egles (senior and junior) and George Goring (husband of Elizabeth Egles). Possible burial dates: - 17 Jan 1690 in Wadhurst (widow) - 21 May 1683 in Wadhurst - 7 Jun 1727 in Ticehurst Elizabeth married Gabriell Egles, son of Theodore Egles and Margery, about 1641.. . .
. . . Resources Contact Search Joan Family Links Spouses/Children: 1. Humphrey Hewster of London Joan Hewster 2. JohnGoring Joan Marriage (1): Humphrey Hewster of London Marriage (2): JohnGoring Joan married Humphrey Hewster of London. Joan next married JohnGoring, son of JohnGoring of Lancing, Sussex and Agnes. (John Goring died about . . .
. . . owing suit at Lewes in the early 17th century. Bevendean was sold by Master William de Pierpoint in about 1242 to John de Gatesden. After John's death in 1262 his widow Hawise had the manor of Bevendean as part of her dower until in 1264 it was seized by the overlord, Earl Warenne, on the pretext that she had joined the rebels against the king. . . .
. . . as 'the farm called Bevingdeane', was settled by Thomas Covert on his wife Diana, daughter of George, 1st Lord Goring . In 1664 Diana Baynham, their daughter, was holding it. This estate, apparently, by the early part of the 17th century included also the Lewknor portion and was described as half the manor of Bevendean, the other half being. . .