Individual Details
Edward Ferris
(Ca 1440 - 1468)
Shown as Edward Ferris in 1565 Wiltshire Visitation.
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"Wiltshire. The Topographical Collections of John Aubrey, 1659-70," Corr. and enl. by John Edward Jackson, (1862), p. 151
https://archive.org/stream/wiltshiretopogra00aubr#page/150/mode/2up
p. 151
HIGHWORTH, CRICKLADE and STAPLE HUNDRED.1
BLOUNDESDON (St. Andrew's).2
2 About three miles from Swindon. In 1282 Roger de Writele gave land in Blunsdon to the Abbess of Godstow. For the estate which he held he did suit at the court of Adam Stratton of Sevenhampton. A Charter of A.D. 1321 (Inq. a. q. d.) witnesses that the Advowson was in that year appropriated by Robert Hungerford to tbe Monastery of Ivy Churcb : but this gift seems to have been defeated. This Manor (held under Dunstanville of Castle Combe and Mautra-vers, jointly, see Wilts. Archaaol. Mag. II. 282) and the Advowson, belonged A.D. 1201—1348 to a family whose name is variously spelt, As : Ace : Aze : Aas : or Wace. A Henry de Blunsdon was Almoner to Edw. I.; a chantry, witb a priest to pray for his soul, was founded in Sarum Cathedral c. 1398. In 1361—98 the manor belonged to Fitzwarine; in 1440 to Andrew; in 1445 to John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury, [see "North Bradley;") in 1454 to James Audley; in 1459 to John Ferris (or Ferrars) who was Sheriff of Wilts. This family was twice in trouble. In 1. Hen. VII. Ferris of Blunsdon was attainted as a partisan of Rich. III.: and an Edmund Ferris of Blunsdon St. Andrew was included in the attainder of Edmund Delapole, 2nd. Duke of Suffolk, in 1513, when the manor was granted to Sir Giles Brydges. His son, Sir John, was created 1554 Baron Chandos of Sudeley, and lived here. Henry, 2nd. Earl of Clarendon was owner in 1667.
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Hertfordshire Probate Records, index 1415-1858 Transcription
From FindMyPast.com
First Name: Edward
Last Name: Ferrers
Year: 1468
Place: St. Albans
Court: Archdeaconry of St. Albans
Document: Document Type: registered will; document reference
Archive: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
County: Hertfordshire
Country: England
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“Visitation of Wiltshire, 1565,” Harvey (1897), p. 18-19.
https://archive.org/stream/visitationofwilt00harvrich#page/n7/mode/2up/search/Ferris
Ferris of Ashton Keynes.
John Ferris of Blundston, co. Wilts., Gent., mar.... da. of ... and by her had issue, -- Edward, son and heir; John, second son.
John Ferris of Blundson, Gent. son and heir of John, mar. Jone, da. and heir of ... Faler of Barford, co. Oxon, and by her hath issue, -- George, son and heir; Walter, second son; Roger, third son; Bartholmew, forth son, a priest; Dorothe, mar. to Henry Corie of Ashton Keynes.
George Ferris of Ashton Keynes, co. Wilts, Gent., eldest son and heir of John, mar. Ann, da. of Richard Cole, and by her had issue, -- George, son and heir; Edward, second son; Anthony, third son; Bartholmew, fourth son; Dorathe; Jane; and Margaret.
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Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of...
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Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of Blunsdon St. Andrew etc. and all lands in Wiltshire which were Edmund Ferrer's who was attainted of High Treason. Other persons mentioned besides those in previous document:- Lady Dorothy Chandos, Sir William Sandys, Thomas Spencer, Sir Owen Oglethorpe, Sir Thomas Lee, John, Lord Lovelace, Samuel Wilson, Earl of Clarendon, John Clutterbooke, Thomas Kippe, Matthew Wren, Sir Allen Apsley, Richard Coleman. Concerning Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, with the advowson of the church of Blunsdon St. Andrew and 46 messuages, 2000 acres of land etc. in Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, Purton Stoke, Haydon Wick, Upper Stratton and Lower Stratton.
Date: [1693]
Held by: Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre, not available at The National Archives
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Could this be the Edward who was attained in 1513? [See below]
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From "The Herts Genealogist and Antiquary," Vol III (1899)
https://books.google.com/books?id=DtMKAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA239&lpg=PA239&dq=John+Ferrers+hertfordshire+st+albans+child&source=bl&ots=Rouu-WQlZ0&sig=G06SM84j60zj1XjdyRB4SCXcexg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiluabu0JLcAhXLjlQKHR--ArkQ6AEIODAC#v=onepage&q=John Ferrers hertfordshire st albans child&f=false
p. 239
Abstracts of Herts Wills
f. 53b. JOHN FERRERS senior of S' Albans. (Dat. 27 Feb. 1447).
Bur. at S' Peters; Legacies to the vicar of Abbots Walden, Dom. Edward Shenley monk of S' Albans, Dom. John Norhampton of Asrherugge, Dom. John canon of the house of S' Bartholomew, London, in Smythfeld; Grace dau. of Wm. Datys; Edward son of John my son; Wm. bro. of sd Edward; Grace sister of sd Edw. & Wm; Agnes Rose servant of my son John; Wm. servant of sd John; Four poor men viz: — John Pycard, Wm. Downer, Thos. Glasyer & Thos. Westwode; Joan Baylly fuller, formerly wife of John Baylly fuller; John Greyby; John Bokyngham; Son John Ferrers junior, John Barbor John Holond" & Wm. Est exors. (Pr. 7 Mch. 1447-8.)
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"Wiltshire. The Topographical Collections of John Aubrey, 1659-70," Corr. and enl. by John Edward Jackson, (1862), p. 151
https://archive.org/stream/wiltshiretopogra00aubr#page/150/mode/2up
p. 151
HIGHWORTH, CRICKLADE and STAPLE HUNDRED.1
BLOUNDESDON (St. Andrew's).2
2 About three miles from Swindon. In 1282 Roger de Writele gave land in Blunsdon to the Abbess of Godstow. For the estate which he held he did suit at the court of Adam Stratton of Sevenhampton. A Charter of A.D. 1321 (Inq. a. q. d.) witnesses that the Advowson was in that year appropriated by Robert Hungerford to tbe Monastery of Ivy Churcb : but this gift seems to have been defeated. This Manor (held under Dunstanville of Castle Combe and Mautra-vers, jointly, see Wilts. Archaaol. Mag. II. 282) and the Advowson, belonged A.D. 1201—1348 to a family whose name is variously spelt, As : Ace : Aze : Aas : or Wace. A Henry de Blunsdon was Almoner to Edw. I.; a chantry, witb a priest to pray for his soul, was founded in Sarum Cathedral c. 1398. In 1361—98 the manor belonged to Fitzwarine; in 1440 to Andrew; in 1445 to John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury, [see "North Bradley;") in 1454 to James Audley; in 1459 to John Ferris (or Ferrars) who was Sheriff of Wilts. This family was twice in trouble. In 1. Hen. VII. Ferris of Blunsdon was attainted as a partisan of Rich. III.: and an Edmund Ferris of Blunsdon St. Andrew was included in the attainder of Edmund Delapole, 2nd. Duke of Suffolk, in 1513 [1503 see National Archives abstract], when the manor was granted to Sir Giles Brydges. His son, Sir John, was created 1554 Baron Chandos of Sudeley, and lived here. Henry, 2nd. Earl of Clarendon was owner in 1667.
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“Visitation of Wiltshire, 1565,” Harvey (1897), p. 18-19.
https://archive.org/stream/visitationofwilt00harvrich#page/n7/mode/2up/search/Ferris
Ferris of Ashton Keynes.
John Ferris of Blundston, co. Wilts., Gent., mar.... da. of ... and by her had issue, -- Edward, son and heir; John, second son.
John Ferris of Blundson, Gent. son and heir of John, mar. Jone, da. and heir of ... Faler of Barford, co. Oxon, and by her hath issue, -- George, son and heir; Walter, second son; Roger, third son; Bartholmew, forth son, a priest; Dorothe, mar. to Henry Corie of Ashton Keynes.
George Ferris of Ashton Keynes, co. Wilts, Gent., eldest son and heir of John, mar. Ann, da. of Richard Cole, and by her had issue, -- George, son and heir; Edward, second son; Anthony, third son; Bartholmew, fourth son; Dorathe; Jane; and Margaret.
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Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of...
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Reference: 47/3
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Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of Blunsdon St. Andrew etc. and all lands in Wiltshire which were Edmund Ferrer's who was attainted of High Treason. Other persons mentioned besides those in previous document:- Lady Dorothy Chandos, Sir William Sandys, Thomas Spencer, Sir Owen Oglethorpe, Sir Thomas Lee, John, Lord Lovelace, Samuel Wilson, Earl of Clarendon, John Clutterbooke, Thomas Kippe, Matthew Wren, Sir Allen Apsley, Richard Coleman. Concerning Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, with the advowson of the church of Blunsdon St. Andrew and 46 messuages, 2000 acres of land etc. in Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, Purton Stoke, Haydon Wick, Upper Stratton and Lower Stratton.
Date: [1693]
Held by: Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre, not available at The National Archives
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"Wiltshire. The Topographical Collections of John Aubrey, 1659-70," Corr. and enl. by John Edward Jackson, (1862), p. 151
https://archive.org/stream/wiltshiretopogra00aubr#page/150/mode/2up
p. 151
HIGHWORTH, CRICKLADE and STAPLE HUNDRED.1
BLOUNDESDON (St. Andrew's).2
2 About three miles from Swindon. In 1282 Roger de Writele gave land in Blunsdon to the Abbess of Godstow. For the estate which he held he did suit at the court of Adam Stratton of Sevenhampton. A Charter of A.D. 1321 (Inq. a. q. d.) witnesses that the Advowson was in that year appropriated by Robert Hungerford to tbe Monastery of Ivy Churcb : but this gift seems to have been defeated. This Manor (held under Dunstanville of Castle Combe and Mautra-vers, jointly, see Wilts. Archaaol. Mag. II. 282) and the Advowson, belonged A.D. 1201—1348 to a family whose name is variously spelt, As : Ace : Aze : Aas : or Wace. A Henry de Blunsdon was Almoner to Edw. I.; a chantry, witb a priest to pray for his soul, was founded in Sarum Cathedral c. 1398. In 1361—98 the manor belonged to Fitzwarine; in 1440 to Andrew; in 1445 to John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury, [see "North Bradley;") in 1454 to James Audley; in 1459 to John Ferris (or Ferrars) who was Sheriff of Wilts. This family was twice in trouble. In 1. Hen. VII. Ferris of Blunsdon was attainted as a partisan of Rich. III.: and an Edmund Ferris of Blunsdon St. Andrew was included in the attainder of Edmund Delapole, 2nd. Duke of Suffolk, in 1513, when the manor was granted to Sir Giles Brydges. His son, Sir John, was created 1554 Baron Chandos of Sudeley, and lived here. Henry, 2nd. Earl of Clarendon was owner in 1667.
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Hertfordshire Probate Records, index 1415-1858 Transcription
From FindMyPast.com
First Name: Edward
Last Name: Ferrers
Year: 1468
Place: St. Albans
Court: Archdeaconry of St. Albans
Document: Document Type: registered will; document reference
Archive: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
County: Hertfordshire
Country: England
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“Visitation of Wiltshire, 1565,” Harvey (1897), p. 18-19.
https://archive.org/stream/visitationofwilt00harvrich#page/n7/mode/2up/search/Ferris
Ferris of Ashton Keynes.
John Ferris of Blundston, co. Wilts., Gent., mar.... da. of ... and by her had issue, -- Edward, son and heir; John, second son.
John Ferris of Blundson, Gent. son and heir of John, mar. Jone, da. and heir of ... Faler of Barford, co. Oxon, and by her hath issue, -- George, son and heir; Walter, second son; Roger, third son; Bartholmew, forth son, a priest; Dorothe, mar. to Henry Corie of Ashton Keynes.
George Ferris of Ashton Keynes, co. Wilts, Gent., eldest son and heir of John, mar. Ann, da. of Richard Cole, and by her had issue, -- George, son and heir; Edward, second son; Anthony, third son; Bartholmew, fourth son; Dorathe; Jane; and Margaret.
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The National Archives
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/f7732a6a-640b-4727-8af6-c0e4657f1c75
Catalogue description
Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of...
This record is held by Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre
See contact details
Reference: 47/3
Description:
Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of Blunsdon St. Andrew etc. and all lands in Wiltshire which were Edmund Ferrer's who was attainted of High Treason. Other persons mentioned besides those in previous document:- Lady Dorothy Chandos, Sir William Sandys, Thomas Spencer, Sir Owen Oglethorpe, Sir Thomas Lee, John, Lord Lovelace, Samuel Wilson, Earl of Clarendon, John Clutterbooke, Thomas Kippe, Matthew Wren, Sir Allen Apsley, Richard Coleman. Concerning Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, with the advowson of the church of Blunsdon St. Andrew and 46 messuages, 2000 acres of land etc. in Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, Purton Stoke, Haydon Wick, Upper Stratton and Lower Stratton.
Date: [1693]
Held by: Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre, not available at The National Archives
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Could this be the Edward who was attained in 1513? [See below]
************
From "The Herts Genealogist and Antiquary," Vol III (1899)
https://books.google.com/books?id=DtMKAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA239&lpg=PA239&dq=John+Ferrers+hertfordshire+st+albans+child&source=bl&ots=Rouu-WQlZ0&sig=G06SM84j60zj1XjdyRB4SCXcexg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiluabu0JLcAhXLjlQKHR--ArkQ6AEIODAC#v=onepage&q=John Ferrers hertfordshire st albans child&f=false
p. 239
Abstracts of Herts Wills
f. 53b. JOHN FERRERS senior of S' Albans. (Dat. 27 Feb. 1447).
Bur. at S' Peters; Legacies to the vicar of Abbots Walden, Dom. Edward Shenley monk of S' Albans, Dom. John Norhampton of Asrherugge, Dom. John canon of the house of S' Bartholomew, London, in Smythfeld; Grace dau. of Wm. Datys; Edward son of John my son; Wm. bro. of sd Edward; Grace sister of sd Edw. & Wm; Agnes Rose servant of my son John; Wm. servant of sd John; Four poor men viz: — John Pycard, Wm. Downer, Thos. Glasyer & Thos. Westwode; Joan Baylly fuller, formerly wife of John Baylly fuller; John Greyby; John Bokyngham; Son John Ferrers junior, John Barbor John Holond" & Wm. Est exors. (Pr. 7 Mch. 1447-8.)
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"Wiltshire. The Topographical Collections of John Aubrey, 1659-70," Corr. and enl. by John Edward Jackson, (1862), p. 151
https://archive.org/stream/wiltshiretopogra00aubr#page/150/mode/2up
p. 151
HIGHWORTH, CRICKLADE and STAPLE HUNDRED.1
BLOUNDESDON (St. Andrew's).2
2 About three miles from Swindon. In 1282 Roger de Writele gave land in Blunsdon to the Abbess of Godstow. For the estate which he held he did suit at the court of Adam Stratton of Sevenhampton. A Charter of A.D. 1321 (Inq. a. q. d.) witnesses that the Advowson was in that year appropriated by Robert Hungerford to tbe Monastery of Ivy Churcb : but this gift seems to have been defeated. This Manor (held under Dunstanville of Castle Combe and Mautra-vers, jointly, see Wilts. Archaaol. Mag. II. 282) and the Advowson, belonged A.D. 1201—1348 to a family whose name is variously spelt, As : Ace : Aze : Aas : or Wace. A Henry de Blunsdon was Almoner to Edw. I.; a chantry, witb a priest to pray for his soul, was founded in Sarum Cathedral c. 1398. In 1361—98 the manor belonged to Fitzwarine; in 1440 to Andrew; in 1445 to John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury, [see "North Bradley;") in 1454 to James Audley; in 1459 to John Ferris (or Ferrars) who was Sheriff of Wilts. This family was twice in trouble. In 1. Hen. VII. Ferris of Blunsdon was attainted as a partisan of Rich. III.: and an Edmund Ferris of Blunsdon St. Andrew was included in the attainder of Edmund Delapole, 2nd. Duke of Suffolk, in 1513 [1503 see National Archives abstract], when the manor was granted to Sir Giles Brydges. His son, Sir John, was created 1554 Baron Chandos of Sudeley, and lived here. Henry, 2nd. Earl of Clarendon was owner in 1667.
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“Visitation of Wiltshire, 1565,” Harvey (1897), p. 18-19.
https://archive.org/stream/visitationofwilt00harvrich#page/n7/mode/2up/search/Ferris
Ferris of Ashton Keynes.
John Ferris of Blundston, co. Wilts., Gent., mar.... da. of ... and by her had issue, -- Edward, son and heir; John, second son.
John Ferris of Blundson, Gent. son and heir of John, mar. Jone, da. and heir of ... Faler of Barford, co. Oxon, and by her hath issue, -- George, son and heir; Walter, second son; Roger, third son; Bartholmew, forth son, a priest; Dorothe, mar. to Henry Corie of Ashton Keynes.
George Ferris of Ashton Keynes, co. Wilts, Gent., eldest son and heir of John, mar. Ann, da. of Richard Cole, and by her had issue, -- George, son and heir; Edward, second son; Anthony, third son; Bartholmew, fourth son; Dorathe; Jane; and Margaret.
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The National Archives
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/f7732a6a-640b-4727-8af6-c0e4657f1c75
Catalogue description
Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of...
This record is held by Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre
See contact details
Reference: 47/3
Description:
Abstract of title (1503-1693) 1503. King grants to Sir Giles Bruggis the manor of Blunsdon St. Andrew etc. and all lands in Wiltshire which were Edmund Ferrer's who was attainted of High Treason. Other persons mentioned besides those in previous document:- Lady Dorothy Chandos, Sir William Sandys, Thomas Spencer, Sir Owen Oglethorpe, Sir Thomas Lee, John, Lord Lovelace, Samuel Wilson, Earl of Clarendon, John Clutterbooke, Thomas Kippe, Matthew Wren, Sir Allen Apsley, Richard Coleman. Concerning Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, with the advowson of the church of Blunsdon St. Andrew and 46 messuages, 2000 acres of land etc. in Blunsdon St. Andrew, Blunsdon Elmers, Blunsdon Gay, Purton Stoke, Haydon Wick, Upper Stratton and Lower Stratton.
Date: [1693]
Held by: Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre, not available at The National Archives
Events
| Birth | Ca 1440 | ||||
| Death | 1468 | St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England | |||
| Miscellaneous | 1503 | Attained by Henry VIII | |||
| Alt name | Edward Ferrers | ||||
| Alt name | Edmund Ferris | ||||
| Miscellaneous | Eldest son & heir-Wiltshire Visitation |
Families
| Father | Sheriff John Ferris Junior (1418 - ) |
| Mother | Margaret Hungerford ( - 1486) |
| Sibling | William Ferrers ( - ) |
| Sibling | Grace Ferrers ( - ) |
| Sibling | John Ferris ( - 1516) |