Eyton, FitzWarin, Marshe & Purslow

[Alberbury]

1. Robert de Acton vel Eyton =
2. William de Marsh =
3. Robert de Eyton =
4. Roger de Eyton =               
5. Roger de Eyton =
6. William Eyton of Eyton (nr. Alberbury) = ______ dau. & heir of Fulk FitzWarine
7. John Eyton of Eyton & Marsh 1326 = Alice dau. of Robert or Roger Marsh of Co. Salop
8. Eleanor Eyton 3rd dau. = Thomas or William Purslow
9. John Purslow =
10. Thomas Purslow of Sidbury = Laura verch William ap David
11. Robert Purslowe Esq. of Sidbury bo. 1500 died 1571 = Margaret dau. of William Sparke
                                                                                              of Bridgnorth
12. Elizabeth Purslow = Sir John Erpe of Shrewsbury bo. 1534 of London
        mar. 1558
13. Margaret Erpe bo. 1560 = Sir Thomas Adams of Wem died 1607
14. Mary Adams = Lawrence Whittakers
15. Anne Whittakers bo. 1582 Wem = Roger Chetto of Wem
16. William Chettoe = Katharine Chambre

[Alberbury]

http://ukga.org/cgi-bin/browse.cgi?action=ViewRec&DB=13&bookID=197&page=202&submit=Next

The Visitation of Shropshire 1623         Page 202

Gough of the Marsh    Page 201

[Alberbury]

http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/fines/abstracts/CP_25_1_195_21.shtml

County:    Shropshire.
Place:    Westminster.
Date:    Two weeks from St Hilary, 2 Henry [V] [27 January 1415].
Parties:   William Lee, Hugh Burgh', John Lee and Thomas Boulers, querents, and William Pusselowe and Eleanor, his wife, and Roger Cleoton' and Joan, his wife, deforciants.
Property:    2 parts of the manor of Alberbury.
Action:    Plea of covenant.
Agreement:    William Pusselowe, Eleanor, Roger and Joan have acknowledged the 2 parts to be the right of Hugh, and have granted for themselves and the heirs of Eleanor and Joan that 2 parts of the 2 parts - which James de la Mare and Katherine, his wife, held for the life of Katherine - and also that the third part of the 2 parts - which Alice, who was the wife of John de Eyton', held for life, and which third part after the decease of Alice ought to remain to James and Katherine, if Katherine survived Alice, to hold for the life of Katherine - and which 2 parts of the 2 parts after the decease of Katherine, and also the third part of the 2 parts after the decease of Katherine and Alice, ought to revert to William Pusselowe, Eleanor, Roger and Joan and the heirs of Eleanor and Joan - after the decease of Katherine and Alice shall remain to William Lee, Hugh, John and Thomas and the heirs of Hugh, to hold of the chief lords for ever.
Warranty:    Warranty.
For this:    William Lee, Hugh, John and Thomas have given them 100 marks of silver.


County:    Shropshire.
Place:    Westminster.
Date:    Two weeks from St Hilary, 2 Henry [V] [27 January 1415].
Parties:   William Lee, Hugh Burgh', John Lee and Thomas Boulers, querents, and James de la Mare and Katherine, his wife, deforciants.
Property:    2 parts of the manor of Alberbury.
Action:    Plea of covenant.
Agreement:    James and Katherine have granted to William, Hugh, John and Thomas 2 parts of the 2 parts, and have rendered whatsoever they have in the 2 parts of the 2 parts for the life of Katherine, to them in the court, to hold to William, Hugh, John and Thomas and the heirs of William, of the chief lords for the life of Katherine, rendering yearly to James and Katherine for the life of Katherine 20 marks of silver, half at St Michael and half at the Annunciation. And besides James and Katherine granted that the third part of the 2 parts - which Alice, who was the wife of John de Eyton', held for life in dower, and which after the decease of Alice ought to remain to James and Katherine if Katherine survived Alice, to hold for the life of Katherine - after the decease of Alice shall remain to William, Hugh, John and Thomas and the heirs of William, to hold together with the 2 parts of the 2 parts of the chief lords for the life of Katherine, rendering after the decease of Alice to James and Katherine for the life of Katherine 10 marks of silver, to wit half at St Michael and half at the Annunciation. James and Katherine shall have the right to distrain.
For this:    William, Hugh, John and Thomas have given them 100 marks of silver.

[Alberbury]

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/salop/vol2/pp47-50

HOUSE OF GRANDMONTINE MONKS
6. THE PRIORY OF ALBERBURY

[Alberbury]

http://ukga.org/cgi-bin/browse.cgi?action=ViewRec&DB=13&bookID=197&page=414&submit=Previous

Purslowe of Sudbury and Horstow      Page 414 - 415

[Alberbury]

13. Margaret Erpe bo. 1560 = Sir Thomas Adams of Wem died 1607     a correction

13. Margaret Erpe bo. 1560 = Thomas Adams of Wem died 1607

son is Sir Thomas Adams born 1586

http://www.melocki.org.uk/salop/WemPart1.html
Still loyalty must have been strong in Wem, for Sir Thomas Adams, knight and baronet, Lord Mayor of London, and greatest of the sons of Wem, founded Wem Grammar School as a school of the Church in 1650, when the Church was oppressed by the Commonwealth. And Newtown Chapel was consecrated on November 10th, 1666, by Bishop John Racket of Lichfield and Coventry " by the name of the blessed Charles King and Martyr," and only a very few churches have this dedication. For the number of the population of Wem at a later date we are indebted to the amateur census taken by the Rev. Richard Walker in 1800, together with that very curious gentleman's religious classification of the same, as set forth on a fly leaf at the beginning of vol. ix of the Registers.

http://www.thepeerage.com/p12125.htm
    Sir Thomas Adams, 1st Bt. was born circa 1586.1 He was the son of Thomas Adams and Margaret Erpe.1 He married Anne Mapsted, daughter of Humphrey Mapsted, before 1616.1 He died on 24 February 1667/68 at Ironmonger Land, Fenchurch Street, London, England.1 He was buried at Sprowston Hall, Norfolk, England.2 His will was proven (by probate) in April 1668.2
     He was Draper at London, England.1 He held the office of Alderman of Portsoken ward between 1639 and 1641.1 He held the office of Sheriff from 1639 to 1640.1 He held the office of Alderman of Billingsgate between 1641 and 1646.1 He held the office of Lord Mayor of London from 1645 to 1646.1 He held the office of Alderman of Cornhill between 16 September 1646 and 7 April 1647.1 He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for London from 1654 to 1655.1 He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for London between 1656 and 1658.1 He suffered greatly as a Royalist, and was said to have remitted as much as £10,000 to King Charles II.1 He purchased Sprowston Hall, Norfolk.1 He was invested as a Knight in May 1660.1 He was created 1st Baronet Adams, of Sprowston Hall, Norfolk [England] on 13 June 1660.1 He has an extensive biographical entry in the Dictionary of National Biography.3

[Alberbury]

Adams, of London

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01gr2/     Part of the visitation of London 1634

Francis Adams, of Wem, co. Salop  =  Margaret, d. of John Erpe, of Shrewsbury
a younger brother

Thomas, Alderman of London, Draper,  =  Ann, d. of Humfrey Mapted,
Living 1633                                             of Printon, co. Essex

1 Thomas    Richard     Margaret    Ann    Elizabeth
    1634       2nd son