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This section first uploaded 10.08.08.
Walter Innes of Toux (b 1472, d 1537)
BP1934 (Innes of Balveny) identifies Walter as ancestor of Inneses of Auchintoul, Calrossie and Inverbreaky. CD identifies his wife and mother of James & Beatrice as Mariota, dau of Alexander Forbes, 3rd of Pitsligo, by Christian/Mariota Ogilvy, We provisionally follow BP1934 in identifying his (1st) wife as ...
m1. _ Forbes (dau of William Forbes, younger of Drumallachie)
1. James Innes of Toux & Pitfour (b 1514, d 1588)
  m. Agnes Urquhart (dau of Thomas Urquhart (by Helen Abernethy), sister of Alexander)
  A. Walter Innes of Toux (Touchis) (b 1536, d 1574)
  m. Margaret Gordon (dau of George Gordon, 3rd of Lesmoir, by Katherine Forbes)
  i. Walter Innes of Toux & Pitfour (b 1570)
  B. Janet Innes
  m. (c1563) Robert Gordon, 4th of Hallhead
2. Beatrice Innes
  m. (1532) Alexander Urquhart, Sheriff of Cromarty (b 1507, d 1564)
m2. Janet Terrall of Inverbreaky

 

 

This section first uploaded 14.08.20.
John Lyon of Liverpool (mariner)
1. Edmund Lyon of Liverpool (b 1712, d 16.01.1789)
  m. Anne Hayes (b 1721, d 12.01.1773, dau of Samuel Hayes of Willaston by Martha, dau of john Ball of Irby)
  A. Charlotte Lyon (d 1810)
  m. Thomas Holmes of Bungay, Suffolk (cleric)
  i. Martha Holmes (d 28.06.1877)
  m. (05.05.1824) Sir Thomas Combe Miller, 6th Bart (b 1781, d 29.06.1864, vicar of Froyle)

 

 

This section first uploaded 08.09.20.
Edward Goodyer (Goodyear) 'of Dogmersfield, Hampshire' (b c1599, d 08.10.1686)
m. Hester (b c1634, d 12.02.1723)
1. James Goodyer of West Court, Finchampshead (dsp 03.1711)
  m. ??
2. John Goodyer of West Court (d unm 31.10.1712)
3. Martha Goodyear (bur 08.03.1725)
  m. (31.01.1703) Ellis Mews, later St. John (m1. Frances St. John, m3. Sarah Stewkly)
4. Mary Goodyer (d 19.10.1682-3)
  m. John Delavall (dau of Sir R.)
5.+ other issue - Thomas (d c1685), Edward (b 1657, d 1679)

 

 

This section first uploaded 30.07.24.
(1) 'The Herald and Genealogist' reports that "The Dixon family is of some antiquity, and appers to have been formerly of Dixon's Green, Dudley" and that it had the following arms: "Gules, a chevron vaire between three eagles displayed (or). It is remarkable that this is the coat of Wilmer, but has been borne for many generations by this and also by a branch of the Brettell family."
(2) Note the reference to the Dixons of Dixon's Green, and the appearence of the name Oliver, on Addenbrooke1.
Oliver Dixon of Dudley
1. Oliver Dixon of Dudley (a 1699)
  A. Jonathan Dixon of Caldwall Hall, Kidderminster (2nd son)
  m. (0.10.1737) Mary Henzey (dau of John Henzey son of Thomas of Amblecote)
  i. Oliver Dixon (b 1777-8, d 14.04.1803, senior bencher of Gray's Inn)
  m. Susannah Milward (b 1736-7, d 07.1782, dau of Thomas Milward of Wollescot by Martha, dau of Rev. Simon Ford of oldswinford) @1@ below
  a. John Henzey Dixon (b c1771, d 0.11.1805, cleric)
  b. Sarah Dixon
  m. _ Norman
c. Susan Dixon
  m. _ Harper
  d. Mary Anne (probably not Lucy) Dixon
  'The Herald and Genealogist' (p424) shows Lucy as m. _ Jarvis but on p433, note (6), reports that the daughter (sole executrix and residuary legatte) of Oliver Dixon, later of Oldswinford, was Mary Anne Dixon, wife of Thomas Jervis, bencher of the Middle Temple, and notes that Lord Chief Justice Sir John Jervis (one of their sons) "was related to the Dixon family, and these must have been his parents."
  m. (1791) Thomas Jervis (judge)
  B.+ other issue - Oliver, Joseph

 

 

This section first uploaded 30.07.24.
John Milward of Wollescote (a 1566) possibly father of ...
1. Thomas Milward of Wollescote (a 1596)
  A. Edward Milward of Wollescote (a 1596) possibly father of ...
  i. Thomas Milward of Wollescote father of John, probably also of ...
  a. Thomas Milward of Wollescote
  m. Martha Ford (dau of Rev. Simon Ford of Oldswinford by Martha Stampe) @2@ below
  (1) Edward Milward of Wollescote ( dsp 1758)
  (2) Thomas Milward of Wollescote (d 1784)
m. Prudence Dixon (dau of Oliver Dxon of Dudley)
  (A) Prudence Milward (d 1794)
  m. Hungerford Oliver of The Grange, Oldswinford (d 1807)
  (i) Edward Oliver of Wollescote (d 03.1837)
  (ii) daughter
  m. Rev. Luke Booker of Dudley
  (iii)+ other issue - Thomas Milward (dsp), other daughters
  (3) Mary Milward
  m. (1765) John Foster of Wordsley, later of Leicester Grange (d 1801, son of John of Burbach)
  (4) Susannah Milward (b 1736-7, d 07.1782)
  m. Oliver Dixon (b 1777-8, d 14.04.1803, judge) @1@ above
  b. John Milward of Oxford, later of Middle Island, St. Kitts (younger son)
  m. _ Freeman (sister of Harry Freeman of St. Kitts, of the family of Freeman of Fawley Court)

 

 

This section first uploaded 30.07.24.
'The Herald and Genealogist' reports that Rev. Simon was "a descendant of Nicholas Wadham, Founder of Wadham College".
Richard Ford
1. Simon Ford (b 1619, d 07.04.1619, Rector of Oldswinford)
  m. Martha Stampe (d 13.11.1684)
  A. Martha Ford
  m. Thomas Milward @2@ above
  B. Mary Ford (bur 27.03.1694)
  m. (1677) Lovelace Hercy of Cruckfield
  C.+ other issue?

Main source(s):
(1) For Innes : information kindly provided by a contributor (CD, 24.07.08)
(2) For Lyon : 'The Pedigree Register' (edited by George Sherwood, vol 3, No. 27 (December 1913), 'Ball to Lambert', p73)
(3) For Goodyer : 'Chronicles of Finchampstead' (William Lyon, 1895, 'Pedigree of the Family of St. John and Goodyer, of West Court, Finchampstead', p167)
(4) For Dixon : 'The Herald and Genealogist' (Nichols, vol 1 (1863), 'Henzey Family', p424)
(5) For Milward : 'The Herald and Genealogist' (Nichols, vol 1 (1863), 'Henzey Family', p432)
(6) For Ford : 'The Herald and Genealogist' (Nichols, vol 1 (1863), 'Henzey Family', p432)
[The section on the Murdochs of Glasgow has been moved to Murdoch01; that on Dreghorn of Ruchill to DZmisc11; that on Donald of Geilston to DZmisc11; that on Bradshaw to Bradshaw04; that on Verdon to Verdon2.]
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