Ancestry of Thomas Yale | |
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Capt. Thomas Yale, J.P.
* ... [ca. 1616] + New Haven, Conn., 27 March 1683 [Ben LeGrande Cash, St. John and Harries ([Albuquerque, N. M.?], 1973), p. 53; RJC XX; PGV 19; FANH 2031-2041] |
PARENTS | |
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Thomas Yale, of Plas Grono, nr. Wrexham, Denbighshire
* + ... [will dated 15 Oct. 1619, recorded 27 March 1620] [The American Genealogist XX: 30-33; RJC XIX; PGV 18] m. ... (license 13 April 1612) |
3 |
Ann Lloyd
* + ... 1659, having married, 2ndly, bef. 1628, Theophilus Eaton, who was b. Stony Stratford, Bucks, ca. 1590 and d. 7/8 Jan. 1657/8, Governor of New Haven Colony from 1639 to his death [DNB XVI: 340-341; DAB V: 612-613; HBH XVII; FANH 591] By Gov. Eaton she had, among others, a daughter named Hannah Eaton, who married William Jones [FANH 1058-1066]. |
GRANDPARENTS | |
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Rev. David Yale, LL.D., of Erddig Park and Plas Grono
* + ... [will dated 15 Aug 1625, probated 16 June 1626, bur. Chester Cathedral] Rector of Llandegla, Denbighshire, 1564-1573; Vicar of High Offley, Staffordshire, 1572-1573; Prebendary of Y Faenol in St. Asaph, 1578; Prebendary of Chester, 1582-1608; Chancellor of the Diocese of Chester, 1587-1608; Vicar General to Bishop George Lloyd [whose daughter married Rev. Yale's son] from 23 June 1607 [BC 1042; DWB 1110; JV IV: 486; PGV 17] m. |
5 |
Frances Lloyd
* + [RJC XVIII] |
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Right Reverend George Lloyd, D.D.,
Rector of Llanwrst 1597;
Rector of Heswal, Cheshire, 1597-1613;
Rector of Bangor Iscoed, 1612-1615;
Rector of Thornton-le-Moors (no dates);
Bishop of Sodor and Man, 1600;
translated to Chester, Dec. 1604
* Bryneuryn ... [ca. 1560] + ... 1 Aug. 1615, buried in the Quire of Chester Cathedral [PACF 290; George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, Second edition (revised by Thomas Helsby) [London: Routledge, 1882], 3 vols., I: 99, 174; DNB XXXIII: 420; BC 547; DWB 579; JV III: 94; HBH XVI] m. |
7 |
Anne Wilkinson
* + |
GREAT-GRANDPARENTS | |
8 |
John Wynn Yale, heir of Plas-yn-Ial
* + [PACF 189; PGV 16; WG2 Osbwrn 1 (A2)]. [non-marital liaison] |
9 |
Agnes Lloyd f. John Lloyd
* + |
10 |
John Lloyd, D.C.L., of Harteshorne, Derbyshire,
presented to the Deanery of St. Asaph, 4 April 1559
and deprived 3 Nov. following;
Advocate of the Canterbury Court of Arches 1566;
Judge of the Admiralty
* ... 1533 + ... 20 Feb. 1607/8, buried in Chester Cathedral [PACF 166; Joseph Foster, Alumni Oxoniensis, Early Series (1500-1714) (Oxford: Parker & Co., 1891-1892), 4 vols., p. 925; The Visitations of Shropshire taken in the year 1632, edited by George Grazebrook and John Paul Rylands, Part II [Publications of the Harleian Society, vol. 29, 1889], pp. 329-330] m. |
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Elizabeth Pigott
* + ... 12 Dec. 1590, buried in Chester Cathedral [RJC XVII] |
12 |
Maredudd Lloyd ap John of Beaumaris, Dindaethwy, Anglesey
* + [WG2 Marchudd 16 (B2)] m. |
13 |
Jonet Conwy f. Hugh Conwy Vychan
* + [WG2 Marchudd 22 (B2)] |
14 - 15 | English ancestry ignored. |
GREAT-GREAT-GRANDPARENTS | |
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Dafydd Lloyd of Nantgwnadl
* + ... [will dated 1587] [WG2 Tr. G. 3 (E2)] m. |
21 |
Margred f. John
* + [WG2 Meirion G. 2 (B2)] |
| English ancestry ignored [see RJC I-XVI and Ben LeGrande Cash, St. John and Harries ([Albuquerque, N. M.?], 1973), p. 103, etc. See also Douglas Richardson, Plantagenet Ancestry (Baltimore: Genealogical, 2004), pp. 786-788 and Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry (Baltimore: Genealogical, 2005), pp. 908-910]. |