The Weald - People history and genealogy

Date

Type

Information

Source

1584

Born

London

London Metropolitan Archives

6^th Feb 1584

Christened

At St. Clement, Eastcheap, in London

London Metropolitan Archives

20^th Jan 1604/5

Married

At Church of St. Mary the Virgin in the Parish of Horsham, Sussex

Horsham Marriage Registers

Jul 1620

Died

London

London Metropolitan Archives

29^th Jul 1620

Buried

At St. Clement, Eastcheap, in London

London Metropolitan Archives

1607

History

Eeles' Frant

At the beginning of the next century, the Montagues parted with the Manor of Bayham to Stephen Barnham, as is evidenced by a Feet of Fine in 1607.
Stephen … left at his death a son and heir Martin, and a daughter Elizabeth. These two both married into the Dobell family, Martin's wife being Jane Dobell, whilst Elizabeth married her brother, Walter Dobell. At Martin's death without issue, Mrs. Walter Dobell succeeded to the Manor, and it remained in the hands of their descendants until 1665.

Stephen Barnham

m: c 1580

Ann

b: c 1550

b: c 1550
d: 21^st Mar 1591 London
bur: 24^th Mar 1591 St. George, Botolph Square, London

Alice

Ursula

Bradbridge

Martin

Elizabeth

Benedicta

b: 1581 London
ch: 24^th Sep 1581 St. Clement, Eastcheap

b: 1582 London
ch: 25^th Oct 1582 St. Clement, Eastcheap

b: 1583 London
ch: 17^th Jan 1583 St. Clement, Eastcheap

b: 1584 London
ch: 6^th Feb 1584 St. Clement, Eastcheap
d: Jul 1620 London
bur: 29^th Jul 1620 St. Clement, Eastcheap, London

b: 1586 London
ch: 30^th Oct 1586 St. George, Botolph Lane

b: 1588 London
ch: 5^th May 1588 St. George, Botolph Lane

Parental record

Martin Barnham

m: 20^th Jan 1604/5 Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Horsham, Sussex

Jane Dobell

1st marriage

b: 1584 London
ch: 6^th Feb 1584 St. Clement, Eastcheap
d: Jul 1620 London
bur: 29^th Jul 1620 St. Clement, Eastcheap, London

b: 1576 Horsham, Sussex

Family record

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