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This section first uploaded on 05.05.08.
John Blackwell of Mortlake, Sheriff of Surrey (b 25.08.1594, bur 02.01.1658)
m1. (1621) Julianna (d 1640)
1.
John Blackwell of Mortlake, Governor of Pennsylvania (b 08.03.1624, d 1701)
m1. (09.06.1647) Elizabeth Smithsby (d 03.1669, dau of James Smithsby, probably cousin of Thomas Smithsby)
A.
Sir Lambert Blackwell, 1st Bart of Sprowston Hall, Norfolk (d 27.10.1727, ambassador, MP, "one of the younger (children)")
This section first uploaded on 26.01.09.
Commoners reported that the following Thomas was "descended from the very ancient family of Lee, of Cotton, in Shropshire".
Thomas Lee of London
m. Anne Warner (dau of Harman Warner, sister of John, Bishop of Rochester)
1.
John Lee, later Lee-Warner (d 12.06.1679, Canon & Archdeacon of Rochester)
m1. ??
m2. Thomazin Acton (dau of Francis Acton of London)
A.
Lee Lee or Lee--Warner (dsp 04.03.1698)
m. Catherine Hampson (dau of Henry Hampson)
m3. Anne English (dau of Henry English of Maidstone)
B.
Henry Lee or Lee-Warner of Danejohn or Dangon or Donjon, Canterbury, Kent (d 06.09.1734, Colonel)
One of their grandchildren inherited Walsingham Abbey and assumed the name Lee-Warner.
iv.+
other issue (d unm) - John (d infant), George (d infant), Samuel (dsp 12.10.1724), Dorothy (d 15.06.1746), Mary (d 12.05.1742)
C.+
other issue - Thomas, Anne, Lucie
Main source(s):
(1) For Blackwell of Mortlake & Sprowston : BEB1841 (Blackwell of Sprowston) , TCB (vol V, Blackwell of Sprowston), with input from the article by W.F.L. Nuttall on Governor John Blackwell in 'The Pennsylvania Magazine of History & Biography' (vol 88, no. 2, April 1964)
(2) For Ashe : Mundy's Middlesex Pedigrees (1914, Frowick of the Old Fold)
(3) For Maxwell : various web sites plus cross-references from elsewhere in the database
(4) For Croc of Chesterton : VCH (Warwickshire vol 5 (1949), Chesterton)
(5) For de Loges of Chesterton : VCH (Warwickshire vol 5 (1949), Chesterton)
(6) For Lee-Warner : Commoners (vol IV, Lee Warner of Walsingham Abbey and Brydges of Tiberton Court), BLG1952 (Lee-Warner formerly of Walsingham Abbey and Tyberton Court)
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