[37202] This person is from the unverified Sledge Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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| (1588 - 1633) m 1611 (1559 - ....)
_Anthony COOMBS _____|
| (1694 - 1838) m 1722|
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|--Sylvanus COOMBS
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|_Mercy HODGKINS _____|
(1700 - 1738) m 1722|
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| _Balthasar WILLIX ___|_____________________________________
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|_Hazelelponi WILLIX _|
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_John (of Hetton) CARR _|
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_John (of Hetton) CARR _|
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| | _John CLAVERING _____+
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| | _Robert Clavering of CALLALY _____|_Isabella GREY ______
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| |_Janet CLAVERING _______|
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_Thomas CARR ________________|
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| | _Robert COLLINGWOOD ____|
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| |_Margaret HERON ________|
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|--William (Esq.) Carr of FORD
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[813] Their eldest son, Thomas Carr (1577-1641) of Ford Castle and Flodden Hill, was High Sheriff in 1629-1630 under King Charles I.
_Reuben (Sr.) GRAY __+
| (1743 - 1832) m 1763
_Reuben (Jr.) GRAY _____|_Abigail BLACK ______
| (1762 - 1858) (1743 - 1820)
_Samuel H. GRAY ________________|
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| | _Andrew HERRICK _____+
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| |_Sarah Goodwin HERRICK _|_Sarah GOODWIN ______
| (1766 - 1846) (1746 - 1775)
_Andrew Jackson GRAY _|
| (1834 - 1896) |
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_Andrew McLellan GRAY _|
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| |_Julia A. BILLINGS ___|
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[33] Reputed to have been a soldier in the War of 1812. The Paullin surname means "son of Paul". There are instances of the name (as Paulinus, Paulin, Paulyn, etc.) in England from the 13th century. Isaac's mother is not known. Name spelled Ballens by pastor in birth and baptism record. Isaac r. Mohicanville, Ashland Co., OH. The June, 1860 census of Mohicanville, Mohican Twp., Ashland Co., OH lists Isaac, age 72, and Anna E., age 69 - the family is also in the 1840 federal census in Mohican Twp. An Isaac Pollins family is in the 1820 federal census of South Huntingdon Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA.
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Birth & baptism from Baptismal Register of the Rev. Johann Wilhelm Weber,
_Thomas WYKES ___________________
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_John WYKES ____________|_Jane CHEDDER ___________________
| (1419 - 1484)
_Edmund WYKES _______|
| (.... - 1514) |
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| |_Matilda LANGLEY _______|_________________________________
| (1472 - ....)
_Nicholas WYKE ______|
| (.... - 1557) |
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| |_Elizabeth NORTON ___|
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_John (II) WYKE _________|
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| | _Richard Woodville, Earl RIVERS _+
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| | _Anthony WOODVILLE _____|_Jacquetta of LUXEMBOURG ________
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| |_Margaret WYDEVILLE _|
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| | _William STRADLING ______________
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| |_Gwentlian STRADLING ___|_Annes Verch JOHN _______________
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|--Robert WYKE
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| _Richard DANVERS ________________+
| | (.... - 1409)
| _John DANVERS __________|_Agne DE BRANCESTRE _____________
| | (.... - 1448) (.... - 1395)
| _Richard DANVERS ____|
| | (.... - 1489) m 1445|
| | | _John BRULEY ____________________+
| | | | m 1395
| | |_Joane BRULEY __________|_Matilda QUARTERMAIN ____________
| | (.... - 1450)
| _John DANVERS _______|
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| | |_Elizabeth LANGSTON _|
| | (.... - 1482) m 1445|
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| _Thomas STRADLING _______________+
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| _Edward (IV) STRADLING _|_Janet MATHEW ___________________
| | (1475 - 1535) (.... - 1534)
| _John STRADLING _____|
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| | | _Thomas ARUNDEL _________________+
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| | |_Elizabeth ARUNDEL _____|_Catherine DINHAM _______________
| | (.... - 1514) (.... - 1501)
|_Anne STRADLING _____|
(.... - 1539) |
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Robert was heir to his grandfather, Nicholas, but lost his big estate at Doddington, perhaps because he remained a Roman Catholic when it was dangerous to be one. David Wicks reports that there is an account of Robert "collecting rags in London and being too aware of his origins to resort to charity" -- David shared as follows by email (2/98):
John Smythe's 'Lives Of The Berkeleys' written in the seventeenth century by John Smythe of North Nibley, Gloucestershire. It contains the History of the Berkeley family of Berkeley, Gloucestershire. The history of all their possesions including the families living in their manors, it usually includes 'Men And Armour for Gloucestershire', a muster roll from 1608. It was reprinted in the nineteen eighties I think but I don't know by whom. It really is full of interest, especilly about the Dursley , Doddington Wykes family. As I mentioned previously, John Smythe, Historian of the Berkeley family, lawyer, wrote:
'I have divers tymes within 26 yeares paft, beheld (the faid Robert) Wike (the heire of this antient line) then not more old than poore, picking up the sweepings of taylors and seamsters fhopps, to get thereby a farthing token for his Suftenance, ( fomewhat harfh to be written by mee ) when my felfe and others then im company, knowing his honorable difcent, and feeing his prefent condic~on, have given him fix pence or twelve pence from amongft us, concealinge our felues, and eake our knowledges of him : Howbeit (confcious of his Anceftors, and difent and of the mount from whence he was tumbled downe) hee would never begg of any, for ought I could ever fee or learne.'
A translation of 'Ramus' The Logicke, by Roland Mac Ilweine, 1570, was dedicated to: ' To the Worshypfvll M.Robert Wykes . of Dodyngton in the Countye of Glouceter, ...A keen student.. , Bible reader et.. unjustly spoiled of his goods, troubled in mind & conscience.. daily threatened by his enemies....'
There are records of spies for Lord Burleigh who kept watch on Robert's guests as they were suspected of involvement in the Mary Queen of Scots plot. - in Calendar of Scottish State papers.
Robert inherited the family Arms, they really 'belong' to the head of the family and his heirs, so they would have descended to Robert and probably to Henry if he was the heir of John's estate after Robert died. If Robert had a son the right to bear Arms would have passed to him. From the Visitation of Essex it appears that the Arms descended to Henry, and then to John, only one person having the right to them at a time.
Arms of the Wykes of Dursley: Argent on a pale between 2 palets sable 3 greyhounds heads erased or, collared gules.
Crest: Greyhound's head erased or, collared gules holding in it's mouth a man's leg couped at the thigh argent.