TREE TWO:-
Yi's tree which should tie in with a few others on here.
Sir William Blomville of Newton Flotman b c1380 held NF from 1440 and died 1424-1499
he married 1408-1460
Elizabeth de Bosville b1391-1421 d 1424-1514
(dates from d'Blunvil pedigree on line)
aslo from visitations of norfolk 1563-1613 on line :-
Sir William Blundeville & Elizabeth, daughter of .... Boswell.
from Newton Hall Manor of the Blundervilles
and in 1420 William Blumvyle esq, c1380
Held: Blundeville's Manor, Newton Flotman: Blomvile's Manor, Deopham: Swainsthorpe Hall (settled on William Preston by fine)
They had sons....
Richard b 1405 d1490 (engraving) m Catherine Inglosse
Robert Blonvill
William Blomvyle (living in 1503) from whom William Blomefield m Ann Cutting decended
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Richard b 1405 d1490 (engraving) m Catherine Inglosse
They had sons
Richard, c1470 their son who died in 1503
Newton Hall. The Manor of Blundevilles.
Richard, c1470 their son who died in 1503
Held: Blundeville's Manor, Newton Flotman: Blomvile's Manor, Deopham (sold on his death to Roger Woodhouse): Ashby & Gunton Manors, Norfolk: Hempnall Manor: obtained Haveringland Manor - died no heirs
Ralph b c1475 d 22.04.1514
from Pedigree of Gourney
Ralph married Constance Gurney
Ralph married Constance of the House of Gourney in Norfolk in 1498 he was married in West Barham(?) and inherited the Manor of Gurton from his brother Richard. Radulphus owned the Manor of Gurney, Constance eldest sister of Anthony Gurney marreid 1st Ralf Blundeville of Newton Flotman, gentleman, and 2nd William Bohem. The Blundevilles were possessed of Newton Flotham as early as the 3CI regin of King John and retained it many generations, there is a brass to this family of whom Ralph is one he died in 1514
Davys MSS
Radulphus Blomvil Esquire died 22.04 1515 he had a son Edward Blomvil who was his heir who died 1568 aged 75
Newton Hall. The Manor of Blundevilles.
* Richard, c1470 their son who died in 1503
Held: Blundeville's Manor, Newton Flotman: Blomvile's Manor, Deopham (sold on his death to Roger Woodhouse): Ashby & Gunton Manors, Norfolk: Hempnall Manor: obtained Haveringland Manor - died no heirs
* succeeded by Ralph, c1470 his brother who died in 1514
Held: Blundeville's Manor, Newton Flotman: Blomvile's Manor, Deopham : Ashby & Gunton Manors, Norfolk (sold on his death to Edward Jernegan): Haveringland Manor: obtained Manor of Gurney from wife: obtained Hopton Manor
engraving
EV Book of Blomfield Pedigrees:-
in 1571 Thomas the last head of the family put up a memorial in the church of Newton Flotman to his father, grandgather and grt grandfather
Richard Blondeville ob 1490 aged 85
Radulphus ob 1514 aged 45
Edwardus ob 1568 aged 75
the arms impale those of Inglosse, Gurney, Godsalve, Johnson and Puttenham
Newton Hall, The Manor of the Blundevilles
in 1388, Rich. Blumvyle held it, and in 1420, Will. Blumvyle, Esq. who was succeeded by Ric. Blomevyle, Esq. and he by Catherine his wife, and she by Richard their son, who died in 1503; Ralph his brother succeeded, and died in 1514, whose son Edward was lord, and died in 1568; and in 1569, Thomas his son held a court baron and lete, and had purchased and joined to it three parts of
British History on line: Newton
The Manor of Blundeville's, or Newton-Hall,
Which had its name from its owners, and to which the mediety of the advowson of the church belonged; the first that I find of this name owner here, was Will. de Blundeville, Blomevyle, or Blunnel, who had it of the gift of Henry de Rhye, with Blomevyle's manor in Depham, (vol. ii. p. 491,) he left it to Richard his son, who was lord in 1226, being nephew to Tho. de Blumville Bishop of Norwich, (vol. iii. p. 483,) he was succeeded by William Blumvyle, and he by Katherine his widow; and William their son held it of the manor of Hingham, as of the barony of Rhye; and it was after held of the barony of Montchensy at a quarter of a fee; in 1388, Rich. Blumvyle held it, and in 1420, Will. Blumvyle, Esq. who was succeeded by Ric. Blomevyle, Esq. and he by Catherine his wife, and she by Richard their son, who died in 1503; Ralph his brother succeeded, and died in 1514, whose son Edward was lord, and died in 1568; and in 1569, Thomas his son held a court baron and lete, and had purchased and joined to it three parts of
So we can basically say TREE ONE & TREE TWO tie up and are probably both based on same source routes (I have put my source routes down in italics)
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