Dear Jon, I am interested in 1587/8: Henry MYDELTON, Mr. BARNES and Mr. WOTTON, adjoining landowners, also 1635: John ROSE. The ROSE family intermarried with the Middletons. I am researching my MIDDLETON family and have traced them back to Tysoe from where my branch moved to Stratton Audley, Oddington, and north of Oxford in Old Cutslowe and then to Middlesex. I am also interested in my family name of SAVORY and know there were some in Oxfordshire. Still tracing a connection so would be glad of any information relating to either family. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jon Malings" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 28 May 2007 21:56 Subject: Re: [BAN] TYSOE names > > Is anyone researching family history in 16/17th century Tysoe and district ? > I have copies of several wills of the Malen/Malyns family who were fairly > prosperous farmers/yeoman. In addtion to the MALENS bequests there are > references to the following people between 1573 and 1645...mostly witnesses, > inventory takers and and overseers: > 1573: John POPE esq. of Foxton, Phyllyp GREEN of Stratford, ??? WYGHT of > Coventre, Thomas UNDROLL (UNDERHILL?) gent of Ettington, Henry CLERKE, > Thomas BYKER, Thomas MYSTER Sur Henry NANCHELL? of Oxhill, Thomas HORSMAN > 1587/8: Henry MYDELTON, Mr. BARNES and Mr. WOTTON, adjoining landowners, > Elizabeth HARTLETT, William TOMKINS, Thomas BYKER, Thomas MYSTER, William > ROSSE, Henry RAWLES > 1635: John STEVENAGE (the vicar), John ROSE, ANDREW MEADOWS, Thomas MEADOWS > (his father) Richard HORSEMAN, Marten TOWNSEND > 1645: John STEVENAGE, Humphrey TENANT, Richard HORSMAN, William GREENEWAY, > Thomas W?ARLON. France MEADOWS (a Malyns daughter and widow of Andrew > Meadows) > 1649: John STEVENAGE, Mary STEVENAGE, Frances CLEIDON, (formerly Meadows, > remarried) > > Jon Malings > County Wexford, Ireland > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > http://www.british-history.ac.uk/ > British History Online > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >