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2,331 Margaret ? Mawle: She married John Mawle in Nayland, Suffolk, England. She made a will in Nayland, Suffolk, England, December 3, 1586. Margaret died December, 1586 in Nayland, Suffolk, England.
2,336 Ralph Baguley: Ralph was bom in Ollerton Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire, England. Ralph died 1540 in Ollerton Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire, England.
2.352	Robert Warren: Robert was bom about 1485 in Wiston, Suffolk, England. He made a will in Wiston, Suffolk, England, October 29, 1544. In his will, his land was referred to as "Wyston Prestmey."
Robert died 1544/5 in probably Wiston, Suffolk, England. He had a brother named Thomas who died about 1558.
2.353	Margaret ? Warren:
2.384	Thomas Noyes: Thomas was bom about 1488 in Weyhill, Hampshire, England. He married Dennys ? Noyes about 1510. Thomas died about 1554 in Weyhill, Hampshire, England.
2.385	Dennys ? Noyes: She married Thomas Noyes about 1510.
2,888 John Doget: He made a will in Bury St. Mary, Suffolk, England, January 17, 1564. John died 1564 in Bury St. Mary, Suffolk, England.
2.896	Thomas Meade: Thomas was bom 1502 in England.
2.897	Joan ? Meade:
2.952	Henry Sherman: Occupation: clothier. Henry was bom about 1520 in Dedham, Essex, England. He married Agnes Butter in Dedham, Essex, England, about 1541. He married Mrs. Edmund Willson in Dedham, Essex, England, June 5, 1581. He married Marjorie ? Sherman in Essex Co., England. Henry died before March 20, 1591 in Dedham, Essex, England.
2.953	Agnes Butter: She married Henry Sherman in Dedham, Essex, England, about 1541. Her body was interred October 14, 1580 in Dedham, Essex, England.
2.976	Simon Stone: Simon was born about 1507 in Great Bromley, Essex, England. He married Agnes ?
Stone in Great Bromley, Essex, England, about 1533. Simon died 1557 in Great Bromley, Essex, England. He was a church warden and a substantial property holder.
2.977	Agnes ? Stone: She married Simon Stone in Great Bromley, Essex, England, about 1533.
2,980 John Garrad: John died November 1601 in Nayland, Suffolk, England.
Generation 13 (10-greats grandparents)________________________________________________________________________________
4,660 John Mawle Sr.: John was bom about 1488. His body was interred February 5, 1560 or 1561 in Stoke Nayland, Suffolk, England.
4,768 Thomas Noyes: Thomas was bom about 1465 in Weyhill, Hampshire, England. Thomas died before 1515 in Weyhill, Hampshire, England.
5,776 Richard Doget: He was a wealthy inhabitant of Groton in 1526.
5,792 Robert Mede: Robert was bom about 1485 in England.
5.904	Thomas Sherman: Thomas was bom after August 1488 in Yaxley, Hundred of Hartesmere, Suffolk, England. Thomas died 1551 in probably Yaxley, Suffolk, England. In addition to their son, Henry, they had eight other sons: Thomas, Richard, John, William, Anthony, Frances, Bartholmew, and James.
5.905	Jane Waller:
5,952	David Stone: David was bom about 1480 in Great Bromley, Essex, England.
Generation 14 (11-greats grandparents)________________________________________________________________________________
9,536 John - Robert Noyes: John/Robert farmed the manor of Ramridge in the parish of Weyhill. John
farmed from 1475 to 1484, Robert from 1493 to 1497. It is not certain which of these two men was the father of the children, but an analysis of the evidence indicates that John and Robert were siblings. Two daughters, unnamed, are not included in our records. They were bom about 1469 and 1471.
11,584	Thomas Mede: Thomas was bom 1450 in Somerset, England. Thomas died 1504 in Clavering,
Essex, England. Thomas Mede migrated from Somerset during the reign of Henry VI (before 1471) and settles in Clavering, Essex. He left a will dated 1504 in the Prerogative Canterbury Court. In his will he names his brother William Mede, his wife Johanna, and his four sons Richard, Thomas, Robert, and John. Thomas's descendants lived in Clavering, Elmdon, Berden, Great Easton, and Chrishall. All are without about ten miles of each other in northwest Essex. His descendant, William, Mead, migrated to American in 1635. In 1780, William's descendant Enoch Mead built a house and named it Elmdon.