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     Joan Owsley was a member of the Church of England. The nationality of Joan Owsley was English. She married Robert Marshall. Their other children were: John; Edward; Nicholas; William and Thomas..

     Richard Bevys was a member of the Church of England. The nationality of Richard Bevys was English. He married Elizabeth Prouz.

     Elizabeth Prouz was a member of the Church of England. The nationality of Elizabeth Prouz was English. She married Richard Bevys.

     Richard Lamberton was a member of the Church of England. The nationality of Richard Lamberton was English.

Richard Lamberton married Cassandre Dighton on 3 July 1578 at All Hallows, London, Middlesex, England, Their children were all baptized at All Hallows, London: Harye 15 Mar 1580; Marye 22 Apr 1582; Thomas 9 Jun 1583; Anne/Agnis 23 Aug 1584, married 27 Aug 1615 Silvister Prichill; Rychard jr 21 Nov 1585 and John 12 Feb 1586.¹

     Cassandre Dighton was a member of the Church of England. The nationality of Cassandre Dighton was English.

Cassandre Dighton married Richard Lamberton on 3 July 1578 at All Hallows, London, Middlesex, England, Their children were all baptized at All Hallows, London: Harye 15 Mar 1580; Marye 22 Apr 1582; Thomas 9 Jun 1583; Anne/Agnis 23 Aug 1584, married 27 Aug 1615 Silvister Prichill; Rychard jr 21 Nov 1585 and John 12 Feb 1586.¹

     John Tolderby was born in 1551 at Lechlade, Gloucestershire, England.

     John Everett was born circa 1510 at England.

John Everett married Rose Greenleafe at England.

John Everett died in 1570 at Holbrook, Suffolkshire, England.

     Rose Greenleafe was born circa 1515 at England the daughter of John and Avice Greenleafe.

Rose Greenleafe married John Everett at England.

Rose Greenleafe died on 10 January 1566 at Holbrook, Suffolkshire, England. She John and Rose had an interest in lands called "Heigh fenn" in Holbrook, inherited by Rose and her sister, Elizabeth Ingraham, who was a widow of Ipswich, Suffolk, England. The land was left to them by their father. This interest passed to William Everard, only son of John and Rose.

     The nationality of Edward Heath was English. Edward was born circa 1525 at England.¹ He married Alice (?) circa 1550. Their other children were: Margaret, probably married John Norris; Robert; Joan; Elizabeth, married John King; Thomas, married Agnes Woodburned; James; John; Ellen; Katherine (twin); Richard (twin) and Alice.¹ He made a will 6 March 1592 at Ware, Hertfordshire, England.

Edward Heath of Ware..."Collermaker sycke in bodie," asked to be buried in the churchyard of Ware and made bequests as follows:
...unto Alyce my wyff; daughters Elen, Kateryn, Johan, Elizabeth and Margaret; sons Willm, Thomas, John and Robert; son Willm Executor of this my last Wyll & Testament. Witnessed by Wilm Nycoll and George Bearstolke (Essex Record Office, Chelmsford, D/ABW 19/222)..¹

Edward Heath died in March 1592 at Ware, Hertfordshire, England.¹ His body was interred 8 March 1592 at Ware, Hertfordshire, England.² Edward had his will probated 23 March 1592 at Ware, Hertfordshire, England.¹

     The nationality of Alice (?) was English. She married Edward Heath circa 1550. Their other children were: Margaret, probably married John Norris; Robert; Joan; Elizabeth, married John King; Thomas, married Agnes Woodburned; James; John; Ellen; Katherine (twin); Richard (twin) and Alice.¹ Alice died December 1593 at Ware, Hertfordshire, England.¹ Her body was interred 24 December 1593 at Ware, Hertfordshire, England.²

     Robert Cheney was a member of the Church of England. The nationality of Robert Cheney was English. Robert was born circa 1520 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England.¹ He married Joan Harrison, daughter of John Harrison and Agnes (?), on 4 January 1549 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England. Their other children were: John, married Joan Bonde; Ralph, married Anne Slaney; William, married Margaret (?)(Newman) Floyd and Robert..² He made a will 1 October 1567 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England.

In his will in the ninth year of the reign of Elizabeth I 1567, "Robert Cheneye of Waltham holy Crosse within the Countye of Essex yeoman being sicke of bodye" requested burial"within the Churche of St. Lawrence in Waltham," giving towards the repairing of the church 20 shillings and to "xl poore howsholders dwellinge within the said parish every of theym xij d," and making bequests as follows: Johan my wiff; sons John, Rawf, William, Robert; daughter Agnes and sister donne. His wife Johan sole executrix, and his overseers William Harrison and Christopher Goldinge.³

Robert Cheney died in October 1567 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England.² His body was interred October 1567 at Church of St.Lawrence, Waltham Abby, Essex, England.⁴ Robert had his will probated 13 March 1568 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England.⁵

     Joan Harrison was a member of the Church of England. The nationality of Joan Harrison was English. Joan was born circa 1525 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England.¹ She married Robert Cheney, son of Robert Cheney, on 4 January 1549 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England. Their other children were: John, married Joan Bonde; Ralph, married Anne Slaney; William, married Margaret (?)(Newman) Floyd and Robert..²

Joan Harrison died in May 1597 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England.¹ Her body was interred 14 May 1597 at Waltham Abby, Essex, England.¹

     He married Mary (?). Their other children were: Thomas, George, Clement, William, James, John, Elizabeth and Patiens.. He made a will 5 March 1573 at Dishley Grange, Leicestershire, England. WILL OF JOHN BUSWELL OF DISHLEY GRANGE, LEICESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND
Father of Roger Buswell of Husbands Bosworth Parish, Leicestershisre
Will dated 5 March 1573

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN the fifte day of Marche In the sixtenthe yere of the raign of our soveraign Lady Elizabeth by the grace of god of England Fraunce and Ireland quene defender of the faithe & c And in the yere of lorde god a thousand fyve hundred threscore and thirtene I John Buswell of Dixeley Grange in the county of Leic' yoman being sick in body and of good and perfecte memorye thankes be given unto god I doe ordeyn constitute and make this my last will and testament in manner and fourme following First I bequethe my soule unto allmighty sonne Jhesus Christe And I bequeath my erthly body to the erthe Item I give and bequeath unto Mary Buswell my welbeloved wife All those my messuages milne lands tenementes medows passtures commons woods waters fishinges rentes revercions services All by chefe rentes and other my heredytamentes whatsoeer with all land singular their appurtenances sett lying and being in the towne felde and bounde of Clipson and Oxendon in the county of Northt' late parcell and belonging to the late dissolved Chauntry in Sprotton in the countyh of Northt' aforesaid And also I bequethe unto Mary my said wife one close in Clipson aforesaid And also I give and bequethe unto Mary Buswell my wife one half yard lande in Newbolde in the parishe of Clipson aforesaid with the appurtenances which I late hadd in exchange of one Thomas Wade of Chipson aforesaid now in the occupacion of one Edward Smithe To have and to holde the aforesaid messuage milne lands tenementes close half yard land and other premisses with their appurtenaunces in Clipson Oxendon land Newbolde aforesaid now in the tenure and occupacion of the said Edward Smithe unto Mary Buswell my wife and her assignes during her naturall life and after her deceasse I will that the said messuages lands tenementes milne the chefe rentes and other the premisses with their appurtenauaces shall wholie remayne unto theires of the bodie of the said Mary by me the said John Buswell lawfullie begotten and for lack of suche issue to the righte heires of me the said John Buswell according to the tenour of one dede by me the said John of the premisses made unto John Botham and Will'm Allestr bering date the thirtenth daie of October in the yere of the raigne of our late soveraign Phillipp and Mary the third and fourthe As by the same more at large maie appere. Item I give and bequethe unto George Buswell my sonne and to the heires of his body laufullie begotten One close and pasture grounde inclosed called Collyns holme lying and being in the felds and parish of Bosworthe in the county of Leic' late parcell and belonging to the late dissolved Chauntry in Marson truffell -Marston Trussell- And for default of yssue of the body of the said George Buswell laufully begotten I will that the said close and pasture grounde called Collyns Holme shall remayn to Clement Buswell my sonne and to his heires and assignes forever Item I give and bequeth to Elizabeth my dawghter twentie pounds in money or money worth to be paid unto her within one hole yere after my deceasse and one brasse pott one panne a framed bedsted one mattres one coverlett one bolster and two paire of shetes one pillow and pillowbere sixe pewter dishes a dosyn table napkins Item I give unto Thomas Buswell my eldest sonne six silver spoones during his life which silver spoones I will shall remayn after his death to his heires males And for lack of suche issue to theires males of me the said John according to the wills and myndes of my predecessors Item I will that all my debtes and legacies shall be paid of my whole goods And my funerall expences thereof in like manner dischared And the residue of all my goods to be equally divided into three partes the one part thereof I give unto Mary my wife the other part thereof to remayn to my fower sonnes Thomas, William, Roger, and James and the third part thereof I give unto my other three sonnes George John and Clement Item I give and bequeathe also unto my daughter Patiens, tenne pounds to be paid in money or money worthe at the age of seventene yeres and the parte and every porcion before bequeathed unto my thre yonger sonnes George John and Clement to be paid at the age of one and twentie yeres And if any of my said thre sonnes doe depart to the mercy of god before they and any of them shall have theire parte or porcion of suche their goods Then I will that suche part and porcion shall remain unto the rest of those my said thre children and sonnes that be then lyving to be equally devided amonges them Also if my daughter Patiens depart to the mercy of god before she have received her part Then I will yt shall remayn to Mary my wife and her assignes Item I give to Agnes Wayd my sister fyve lambes Item I give unto every one of my servantes an ewe lambe Item I will that my executors shall give to the poore that shall come unto my buryall twenty shillinges Item I will that my executors shall paie yerelie after my deathe for the space of seven yere unto the churchwardens of Thorp Hawey for the time being three shillinges fower pens at the feast of Easter to be distributed to the needy poore people of Thorpe Auker aforesaid And likewise I will my executors shall pay yerelie after my deathe unto the churchwardens of Hatharne for the space of seven years three shillinges foure pens to be distributed unto the poore people of Hatherne afforesaid Item I will and request my wife and feofferes of trust to suffer Thomas my sonne and heire to have three lees in Clipson felde in Wellcroft corner And that my sonne George woulde when he cometh to lawfull age to assure the said three lees unto my said sonne Thomas and his heires forever Item I ordeyn and make Mary my wife and James my sonne my exectrix and executor to this my last will and testament and Edward Turnor and Thomas Buswell my sonne my supervisosrs of this my last will and testament to see the same justly and trulie perfourmed And that this is my last will and testament In winess hereof I the said John Buswell have hereunto subscribed with my own hand before theis winesses Baldwyn Derham clerke Thomas Rayes and Rafe Cooke with otheres.

Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury in London 19th May 1574 by Mr. Peter Johnson Notary Public for Mary the relict and James Buswell the executors.

Brief Summary of the Sentence on the above will
William Lewin, Doctor of laws of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, had considered the case of the will of John Buswell, deceased, late of Dichley in the Diocese of Lincoln and Province of Canterbury. The action was between Thomas Buswell of the one part and Mary Buswell alias Goodall and James Buswell, the executors, of the other part. Mary Buswell alias Goodall had insisted that John Buswell was of sound mind and memory when he made his will, and nothing put forward by Thomas Buswell had weakened this, therefore Dr. Lewin upheld Mary Buswell's contention. This sentence was promulgated on Friday the 19th February 1590/1 at the petition of Richard Goodall, notary public, acting on behalf of Mary Buswell alias Goodall..

     She married John Buswell. Their other children were: Thomas, George, Clement, William, James, John, Elizabeth and Patiens..

     Sample was born circa 1818 at Pennsylvania. He married Ann Ellen Plew on 19 October 1839 at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana.¹ Sample was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana.²

     Robert was born circa 1826 at Ohio. James, Robert, Mary and George was listed as a household member living with Mary Jane Sample on the 1850 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. James and Robert were plasterers..¹ He married Mary M McCullough on 25 October 1852 at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. Children: John M. b ca 1854, married 19 Jun 1879 Ellen E. Muret; Robert Harry b 27 Jul 1855, married 23 Nov 1881 Eustatia H. Keeney, died 10 Oct 1945; Jane E. b ca 1857, married 19 Aug 1879 James Conway & Grace b ca 1859..² Robert was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. His children listed with him are John M., age 6; Robert H., age 4; Jane E., age 3 and Grace, age 1..³ Robert was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. His children listed with him are John, age 17; Harry, age 15; Jamie, age 12 and Grace, age 10..⁴ Robert was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. His children listed with him are Harry, age 24 and Grace, age 21. Listed next door is his son John, age 26; John's wife Ella, age 25 and their son Muret, age 2 months..⁵

     Mary was born 24 September 1836 at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana.¹ James, Robert, Mary and George was listed as a household member living with Mary Jane Sample on the 1850 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. James and Robert were plasterers..² She married William Peters on 10 September 1851 at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. Children: Charles b ca 1852; Lueilla b ca 1854; Anna Bell b ca 1857; James b ca 1859 & Mollie b ca 1866..³ Mary was listed as William Peters's wife on the 1860 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. His children listed with him are Charles, age 8; Lueilla, age 6; Anna Bell, age 3 and James, age 1..⁴ Mary was listed as William Peters's wife on the 1880 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. His children listed with him are Lou, age 25; Anna, age 17 and Mollie, age 14..⁵ Mary died 25 November 1904 at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana, at age 68.¹ Her body was interred 27 November 1904 at Vevay Cemetery, Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana.¹

     George was born circa 1841 at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. James, Robert, Mary and George was listed as a household member living with Mary Jane Sample on the 1850 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. James and Robert were plasterers..¹ He married Melissa Roberts on 21 August 1864 at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. Children: George b ca 1866 & Nettie b ca 1869..² George was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana. His children listed with him are George, age 4 and Nettie, age 1..³

     William was born 18 November 1784 at Pennsylvania.¹ He married Elizabeth (?).

     Sarah was born 10 March 1786 at Pennsylvania.¹ She married John Clark on 10 March 1814. Lived in Brown County, Ohio. They had one son..² Sarah died 17 May 1820 at age 34.³

     Ann was born 15 January 1788 at Pennsylvania.¹ She married George Smith on 4 July 1811.² Ann died 21 October 1825 at age 37.³

     Cunningham was born 7 June 1789 at Pennsylvania.¹ He married Margaret Cunningham on 28 February 1820 at Pennsylvania. Lived in Pennsylvania, but went to the west in 1847, where his children scattered. Children: James b 30 Jan 1821, died 1 Jun 1907 in Calhoun County, Ohio; Sarah b 9 Mar 1822, died 4 Mar 1890, in Horton, Kansas; Hugh b 7 Jun 1824, died 7 Jun 1899; Mary Ann b 30 Oct 1826, died 10 Apr 1885, in Delaware County, Ohio, married Rufus Dike; Samuel Wilson b 1 Oct 1830, died 26 Aug 1884, at Wabash, Indiana; Aaron Barnett b 24 Jun 1833, died 16 Sep 1859, at Mount Vernon, Ohio; William Stewart b 2 Apr 1834, died 4 Aug 1913, Springfield, Iowa; John b 5 Nov 1835, died 15 Oct 1889, in Arkansas; Alexander b 27 Sep 1837, was living in Iowa in 1917 & Boyd Cunningham b 1 Mar 1841, died 8 Sep 1863 in U.S. Army, Vicksburg, Mississippi..² Cunningham died 10 December 1863 at age 74.³

     Margaret was born 3 April 1791 at Tyrone Twp, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.¹ She married Hugh Torrence.²

     Joseph was born 26 April 1795 at Tyrone Twp, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.¹ He married Rebecca Norris. Children: Joshus; Samuel; Carrie; James; Rebecca; Mary Jane; Charles; Elizabeth; Betsy; Joseph & Adam. They all lived in Fayette County, Pennsylvania..²

     Mary was born 17 April 1797 at Tyrone Twp, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.¹ She married John Cunningham on 14 February 1816. Lived in Trumbell County, Ohio. They had four daughters and one son..²

     Margery was born 4 June 1800 at Tyrone Twp, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.¹ She married Alexander Cummings on 30 December 1823. They lived in Sidney, Kentucky..² Margery died 18 May 1834 at age 33.³

     Elizabeth was born 7 January 1802 at Tyrone Twp, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.¹ She married (?) Wilson.²

     Hugh was born 29 June 1770 at Pennsylvania.¹

Hugh Torrence married (?) McKee on 15 May 1798 at Pennsylvania Children: Hugh b 1799, went west at age 21; David b 1800, lived on his father's farm; Robert b 1802; William; Nancy; James; Margaret; Mary & Peter.²
Hugh died 7 September 1843 at Pennsylvania at age 73.³

     Alexander was born 18 March 1772 at Pennsylvania.¹

     James was born 13 February 1774 at Pennsylvania.¹