Ancestors of Marjorie Joyce Palms

Notes

8192. Guy Palmes Sergeant at Law

This begins the Palmes of Lindley where our Shurick ancestry continues to follow this line splitting off from the Palmes of Naburn. Guy's son Brian Palmes, married Isabell Lindley, Esquire of Lindley in the county of York.
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The section below provided by Author Linda M. Marrone from her book Our Branch of the Palmes Family (Palmes Hart Marrone), Higginson Book Company Salem Ma**

The first Palmes to hold office were Guy and Brian Palmes.

Guy was the youngest of the two sons. He was serjeant-at law during the time of Henry VII and Henry VIII. He was also a reader ( lawyer) of the Middle Temple, 19 Henry 7. He married Jane, daughter and heiress of John Drew Esq., of Bristow.

Documents:
Deeds relating to the manor of Fincham Hall FILE - Charter - Feoffment - ref. Hare 872 190 x 2 - date: 1506 [from Scope and Content] Robert Ratclyff Lord Fytzwauter to Guy Palmes, seriant at law, Andrew Sulyard, John Vavasoure of Kyrkeby on Wharff (Yorks.), Robert Strannge and John Sulyard, Esqs, John Bagard, William Duffeld and John Flegge

FILE - Deed of Release - ref. Hare 875 190 x 2 - date: 1515 [from Scope and Content] Andrew Sulyard, Esq., John Vavasour of Kyrkeby super Wharff (York), Esq., John Sulyard, Esq., John Bagard and John Flegge at request of Sir Andrew Wyndesore, Kt. to Guy Palmes, Seriant at law and William Duffeld

FILE - Exemplification of Recovery of Easter Term 7 Hen VIII 1515 - ref. Hare 964 190 x 4 - date: 1515
from Scope and Content] V. Guy Palmes, Kings serjeant at Law
* Copies of original documents available through Norfolk Record Office.

8198. Andrews Windsor 1st Baron of Windsor

Reference: Down Winsor Way - A Family History and Genealogy by Vivian Winsor Toothaker

Andrews Windsor, first Lord Windsor, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Andrews) Windsor, was made Knight of the Bath, June 23, 1509. In June 1513, he accompanied King Henry VIII to France and for his valor was made knight bannerat. On December 1, 1529 he was summoned to Parliament as Baron Windsor of Bradenham, Buchinghamshire and died in 1543. He married Elizabeth Blount and had George, who died without issue; William, from whom descended the Earls of Plymouth; Edmund and Thomas of Bentley.