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STRODE FAMILY of Parnham |
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Strode Family tree |
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The family the Strode family is an ancient knightly one, whose original progenitor in England is said to have been Warinus (Warine) de la Strode. Warinus de la Strode apparently came to England in 1066 in the retinue of William the Conqueror as one of his warriors. It was also claimed that he was in the Battle of Hastings on 14 October 1066
The prefix of 'de la' to the Strode name lends strong credence to the French or Norman origin of the family.
The Strodes had a name for marrying well and doing it twice. �They married many landed families |
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There were three distinct Strode families.
One at Parnaham near Beaminster in Dorset,
One at Shepton Mallets and one at
Newnham in Devon |
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�Parnham came into the Strode family when the heiress Elizabeth Gerard inherited it. She was married to Richard de Strode and they moved there after her parents death Richards 2nd wife was Margaret Chantrale.� Elizabeth gave him Edmond and William 1443 ~ William married Alice Ledred. a wealthy landed heiress |
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�Pomeroy connections |
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John Pomeroy of Colliton in the parish of Newton Ferrers, married a daughter of the Strode family of Parnham. |
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His Estimated birth dates around 1450 1480� but who his wife might have been remains a mystery. |
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In the time of Henry IV (1399-1413), Sir John Strode of Strode House near Modbury married the heiress of nearby Newnham (Plympton St Mary Devon) and the family moved to that estate.
Descended from them was Richard Strode of Newnham m. Agnes Milliton (d 1553, dau of John Milliton of Meavy) |
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It is possible he was John Pomeroy son of Sir Henry Pomeroy and Alice Raleigh? living in 1496�and brother to |
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Sir Seint Clare Pomeroy who married Catherine Courtnay |
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Richard Pomeroy who married Elizabeth Densill |
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�Intertwined families |
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Thomas Pomeroy who married Agnes Kelloway |
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Elizabeth who married Humphrey Courtnay |
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The landed families in Collaton were the Upton's and later the Yonge families of Puslinch |
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Pomeroy Tree B in the Visitations descending from the Edward Pomeroy & Margaret Bevill union |
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Yonge's and Upton's both married Strode's |
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Elizabeth Strode m. (by 1623) Sir John Yonge, 1st Bart of Colliton |
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His son Andrew Pomeroy born about 1520
married 1550 to Ann Matthew |
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Elizabeth Upton, married William Strode of Shepton Mallet before 1582 |
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His grandson William Pomeroy married Mary Bevill daughter of Elizabeth Milliton who was daughter of John Milliton of Meavy and Pengasick.
Richard Strode of Newnham m. Agnes Milliton d 1553, dau of John Milliton of Meavy. There were other connections with landed families , including the Fortiscue's a notable landed family and also the more famous Courtenay family Earls of Devon. |
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Connecting to Pomeroy |
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Barbara Southcott was wife of Hugh Pomeroy of Ingsdon Devon, Married 5 Feb 1544.� Her brother Thomas Southcott married 3 times,had� 24 children, his daughter Mary SOUTHCOTT by 2nd wife Thomasine KIRKHAM� was born in Of Indio House, in Heathfield� near Bovey Tracey, died on/bef 24 Feb 1617/1618� in� Newnham Manor Plympton St. Mary, |
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Mary Southcott married William STRODE 15 JUL 1581 in Bovey Tracey, Devonshire, son of Richard STROWDE and Frances� CROMWELL. born Jul/Aug 1562 in Of "Newnham Manor Plympton St. Mary, and died on/bef 28 Jun 1637 in Newnham Manor, Plympton St. Mary, Devonshire |
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Strode Family tree |
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From Historic Manuscripts Archive ~the Strode family ; lands and seats of present time include Parnham house which is a wonderful Elizabethan house near Beaminster, Dorset; Godmanston Dorset , Stringston in Someset, Wombston in Somerset, Newnham Park in Plympton St Mary Devon; Callington, in Cornwall; St Cleer ( the manor was called Trebeigh). St Ive , (close to St Cleer and both in Liskeard District of Cornwall), Hemerdon, Shaugh and Stoke Fleming in Devon |
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