If you are a descendant of Col. Peter BEVERLEY of Gloucester Co., Virginia and his wife Elizabeth PEYTON, then you have the following noble ancestry, according to the book, The Magna Carta Barons and Their American Descendants, by Charles Browning, originally published in Philadelphia, 1898.

Please note that I have not independently verified this information.

William DE HUNTINGFIELD, a Magna Carta Surety had:
Roger DE HUNTINGFIELD, d. 1257, who had:
Sir William DE HUNTINGFIELD, d. 1282, who had:
Roger DE HUNTINGFIELD, d. 1301, who had:
William DE HUNTINGFIELD, d. 1314, who had:
Alice DE HUNTINGFIELD, m. Sir John DE NORWICH, d. 1361, and had:
Catherine DE NORWICH, m. William DE LA POLE, d. 1367, and had:
Michael DE LA POLE, K.G., Earl of Suffolk, d. 1388, who had:
Sir Michael DE LA POLE, second Earl of Suffolk, d. 1415, who had:
Sir Thomas DE LA POLE, third son, who had:
Catherine DE LA POLE, m. Sir Miles STAPYLTON, d. 1466, and had:
Elizabeth STAPYLTON, m. Sir William CALTHORPE, d. 1494, and had:
Elizabeth CALTHORPE, m. Francis HASSYLDEN, of Gilden Morden, and had:
Frances HASSYLDEN, m. Sir Robert PEYTON, of Iselham, d. 1550, and had:
Robert PEYTON, of Iselham, Cambridgeshire, 1523-1590, who had:
Sir John PEYTON, Knt., Bart., of Iselham, d. 1616, who had:
Sir Edward PEYTON, Knt., Bart., of Iselham, 1578-1656, who had:
Thomas PEYTON, of Wicken and Rougham, Norfolk, 1616-1687, who had:
Major Robert PEYTON, of Gloucester County, Virginia, d.s.p.m., who had:
Elizabeth PEYTON, who m. in 168_, Col. Peter BEVERLEY, of Gloucester County, Virginia, a member and speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses; surveyor-general and treasurer of the Virginia Colony, and member of the Governor's Council, d. 1728.