Generation No. 10
512. 1st Baronet Butler Sir Thomas Butler96,97,98,99, died Aft. 1639. He was the son of 1024. Sir Edmund Butler. He married 513. Anne Colclough Abt. 1625 in Ireland.
513. Anne Colclough100,101, born Abt. 1590 in Ireland. She was the daughter of 1026. Sir Thomas Colclough and 1027. Martha Loftus.
Notes for 1st Baronet Butler Sir Thomas Butler:
Sir Thomas Butler, 1st Bt. was born illegitimately
Sir Thomas Butler, 1st Bt. held the office of Sheriff of County Carlow in 1612.He held the office of Sheriff of County Carlow in 1622. He was created 1st Baronet Butler, of Cloughgrenan, co. Carlow [Ireland] on 16 August 1628. He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for County Carlow [Ireland] from 1634 to 1635. He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for County Carlow [Ireland] in 1639. He had three younger sons, and three daughters
More About Sir Butler and Anne Colclough:
Marriage: Abt. 1625, Ireland
Child of Sir Butler and Anne Colclough is:
256 i. 2nd Baronet Butler Edmund Butler, died Bef. 1653; married Juliana Hyde.
514. Bernard Hyde
Child of Bernard Hyde is:
257 i. Juliana Hyde, died 01 Jan 1683; married 2nd Baronet Butler Edmund Butler.
544. Richard Middleton, born Abt. 1586 in Rainham (London) England; died Bef. Mar 1653 in London England. He married 545. Katherine Herne.
545. Katherine Herne, born Abt. 1589.
Children of Richard Middleton and Katherine Herne are:
272 i. Lieut. Henry Middleton, born Bef. 12 Jul 1612 in Middlesex, England; died 1657 in Barbados; married Hester Jackson 22 Mar 1632 in London England.
ii. Eleanor Middleton, married Edward Beckett.
iii. Mary Middleton, married Edward Whalley.
iv. William Middleton
v. Katherine Middleton
546. Stephen Jackson, born Abt. 1597 in England; died Abt. 1632 in England. He married 547. Anne Bright.
547. Anne Bright
Child of Stephen Jackson and Anne Bright is:
273 i. Hester Jackson, married Lieut. Henry Middleton 22 Mar 1632 in London England.
552. Hugh Amory, died 1626. He married 553. Agnes Young.
553. Agnes Young She was the daughter of 1106. Nicholas Young and 1107. Joanne.
Child of Hugh Amory and Agnes Young is:
276 i. Thomas Amory, born 1608 in Bristol, England; died 1657 in Ireland; married Anne Ellicott 1631 in Ireland.
560. William Bull102,103, born 21 Apr 1635 in Coleshill, Warwickshire, England; died Abt. 1564 in Sheldon Hall, Warwickshire, England. He was the son of 1120. John Bull. He married 561. Sarah Nowell.
561. Sarah Nowell104, born 1569 in Kingshurst Hall, Warwickshire, England; died 08 Dec 1643 in Sheldon Hall, Warwickshire, England. She was the daughter of 1122. ,Dean of Lichfield Lawrence Nowell and 1123. Mary Glover.
Children of William Bull and Sarah Nowell are:
280 i. Josias Bull, born 01 Oct 1592 in of Kinghurst Hall, near Coleshill Warwickshire, England; died 06 May 1671 in Coleshill, Warwickshire, England; married Katherine Agard Abt. 1633 in Warwickshire, England.
ii. Cordelia Bull, born Feb 1595.
iii. William Bull, born Jan 1599.
iv. Mary Bull, born Mar 1601.
v. James Bull, born Jul 1603.
562. Stephen Agard105, born Abt. 1581; died 1617. He was the son of 1124. Ambrose Agard and 1125. Catherine Bernard. He married 563. Susan Burnaby.
563. Susan Burnaby106, born Abt. 1585. She was the daughter of 1126. Thomas Burnaby and 1127. Elizabeth Sapcott.
Notes for Stephen Agard:
FILM 187610 SECOND SERIES BOOK P Page 4
STEPHEN AGARD OF CRANSLEY 1617
Stephen Agard of Cransley Esquire. Will dated 12th Oct 1616. To be buried in the Churchyard of Cransley
To the poor of Cransley .... . To Mr PATINSON minister of Cransley 20s piece in gold
To my eldest son Thomas Agard £20. To my son George Agard £10 a year. To my son John Agard £10 a year
To my daughter Katherine Agard £10. To my brother Francis Agard 40s. To my sister Jane Agard 40s
To my sister Elizabeth Agard 40s. To my sister Susan 40s. To Robert OLYVER my servant 40s
To my wife Susan all my houses etc & after her decease, to my son Thomas Agard if living, if not, then to the eldest of my sons that shall be living
My wife Susan to be my executrix. If she marry again then my executor to be my brother in law Sir Richard BURNABY of Watford Knight.
Witnesses Richard SMITH Amie BOUGHTON mark £2593.19.2
Probate granted 11th April 1617 to Susanna Agard, Executrix
Children of Stephen Agard and Susan Burnaby are:
281 i. Katherine Agard, born Abt. 1595 in Coleshill, England; died 07 Dec 1681 in Maxtock, England; married Josias Bull Abt. 1633 in Warwickshire, England.
ii. Thomas Agard
iii. George Agard
iv. John Agard
576. Col. Henry Emberie107,108,109,110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117, born 04 Jul 1615 in Woodbury, Devon, England; died 1671 in York, VA118. He was the son of 1152. John Emberie. He married 577. Joan Jobe 1635 in York Co., PA.
577. Joan Jobe119,120, born Abt. 1615 in England; died Aft. 1671 in York Co., VA.
Notes for Col. Henry Emberie:
He sailed from London to Virginia in 1635 aboard the "America".
Henrie sailed with Joan Jobe and many assume they later married. He also sailed with Peter Starkey who remained a family friend.
It seems Henrie may have been a French Huguenot who fled to London first and then Virginia. His year of birth is listed as 1615 as he was 20 years old when they sailed.
Henry EMBERIE was born 1615. He came to Virginia from Gravesend,Kentshire, England on the boat, "America," in 1635. Thepassenger list shows that he was 20 years old at that time.He lived in York County, Virginia. Records that have been piecedtogether from various sources show that he married Joan JOBE,born 1617. She also came over on the ship "America" with Henryin 1635. Her age was listed as 18 years old in the passenger list. They appear to have come over as indentured servants.They would have married 1635 in York County Virginia. It is known that Joan had close ties to the Peter STARKEY family and that her probable son, Isaac had his last apprenticeship with the Giles TRAVENOR family. Both the STARKEY and TRAVERNOR families lived in York County Virginia. A Joan EMBURY lived inYork County Virginia in 1671 on land belonging to Peter STARKEY(NOTE: Peter STARKEY mentioned his trusty friend, William TAVERNOR, in his will as a overseer of the will.The will of Gyles TEVERNER was signed by William STARKEY. GylesTAVERNER had three sons named Mihill TAVERNER, Michael TAVERNER,and William TAVERNER). Henry EMBERIE must have died before 1671 since Joan EMBURY is the only one mentioned as living on Peter STARKEY's land at that time. He would have died in York County,Virginia.Most people travelling from London by boat departed through Gravesend. It is unknown if Henry EMBERIE was of English originor if he was a French Huguenot that escaped to England before coming to America. The Quaker EMBREEs of the Southern States as well as the Canadian EMBREEs were originally French Huguenots,moved from the North of France to England in the early 17th Century. The period of Huguenot migration may be placed roughly as between the Reformation in France and the French Revolution(1550-1789). The Edict of Nates in 1685 was only the last straw for those who had remained. There was a steady stream of Huguenots leaving when the first Wars of Religion occurred right after the Reformation in France.
1. Col. Henry EMBRY
Offices Held:Member House of Burgesses Brunswick Co. Virginia sessions 8/5/1736,11/1/17385/22/1740.ref The Colonial Virginia Register http://www.1s.net/~newriver/va/varegl.htm
1727 Captain Surrey Co. Va
1733-1734 Major Brunswick Co. Va
1740 LtCol of the Brunswick Virginia Militia,Commission fr.King George II
On July 2,1741 Col. of Brunswick Militia.First Militia Officer comissionned in Brunswick Co. Va.
On April 22, 1732 appointed as one of the first Justice of the Peace(1732-1741);the first Brunswick Court convened on May 5, 1732
July 7,1732 first recorded vestrymen and churchwardens with John Wall of St. Andrews Parish;part of the elected administrative body of the Episcopal Church,the vestry carried out duties of th church and county government;he was paid 1000 pounds of tobacco for his services.April 16 1734 "chappels to be built...Major John Wall,Major Henry Embry & Richard Burch to employ workmen" ref#1 Brunswick Court Va 1720-1975 by Gale Neale.ref #2 St Andrews Parish Vestry Book kept at the County Clerks office.ref#3 Records of St. Andrews parish published by William L. Hopkins.Colonial parish records consist of registers and vestry books.The vestry established the parish levy,land boundaries and cared for the poor.
(Richard Burch(Sheriff of Brunswick 3/1/1732-1733;First Justice with Col. Henry Embry 5/3/1732)
On March 1732(1733?) with John Wall filed a suit against a Jeffrey Summerfield to collect debts owed them.ref Gale Neale's research on John Wall.History of Brunswick County Virginia 1720-1975 by Gale Neale.
Will of Col Henry Embry
copy of will recorded( Virginia District Courts 1789-1809, Records of the Prince Edward District,Buckingham,Charlotte,Cumberland, Halifax & Prince Edward Counties,Wills to 1829,Deeds to 1816)
also copy of will in Will Book #4 1761-1777 Reel 21 pages 359-367 (Wills & Administrations Brunswick Co. E-F card 19 of 52 Library of Virginia);written & attested 14 Jul 1762;probated 26 Sep 1763;recorded 12/16/1763
his will mentioned wife Martha;sons Henry Jr. and William(both died before Henry Sr) daughter Mary(Mearitt,Merrett & Merritt in the will)
Land Grants:
17 Aug 1720,Prince George Co. Va 239 acres ref#1 LVA(Library of Virginia Archives)LOP(Land Office Patents )# 11,1719-1724,p.41(Reel 10)ref#2Prince George Co. Va.Surveys 1710-1724 surveyed 10/28/1715
22 June 1722 P.George Co. Va 400 acres ref#1 LVA,LOP#11,1719-1724,p.120(Reel 10);ref#2 Brunswick Deed Book #3 page s 194,196,542 ref#3Prince George Co. Va Surveys 1710-1724 surveyed 10/5/1719
7 July 1726 Brunswick Co. Va 129 acres ref.LVA LOP#12,1724-1726 p.530(Reel 11)
7 Jul 1726 Brunswick Co. Va 162 acres ref.LVA LOP312,1724-1726,p.530(Reel 11);bet his own and William Davies line
17 Feb 1727 Brunswick Co. 372 acres ref LVA LOP#13,1725-1730(v.1&2p.1-540)p.199(Reel 12)Royal Gov't Land Patent
1 Feb 1738 Brunswick Co. Va 164 acres ref LVA LOP#18,1738-1739,p.184(Reel 16)
24 Mar 1740 Brunswick Co. 400 acres ref LVA LOP#19,1739-1741, p.931(Reel 17)
1 Jun 1741 Brunswick Co. Va 224 acres ref LVA LOP#19,1739-1741,p.992(Reel 17)
25 Jul 1741 Brunswick Co. Va 194 acres LVA LOP# 19,1739-1741,p.1049(Reel 17)
20 Aug 1741 Brunswick Co. Va. 228 acres ref LVA LOP#19,1739-1741,p.1135(Reel 17)
13 Feb 1752 William and Frances Wynne sold to Henry Embry Sr. a 400 acres located in Lunenburg Va(adjoining Col Embry's line) for 20 pounds ref#1 Lunenburg Co.,Va Deed Book 2,p.493 ref#2 LVA LOP#26,1747-1748(v.1&2 p.1-730)p.652(Reel 24)grantee Wynne,William 8/20/1748
1 Oct 1747 Brunswick Co. Va 388 acres ref LVA LOP#28,1746-1749(v.1&2 p.1-730),p.234(Reel 26)
10 Apr 1751 Brunswick Co. Va 404 acres ref LVA LOP#29,1749-1751(v.1&2p.1-532)p.394(Reel 27)
5 Apr 1748 Lunenburg Co. Va 237 acres ref LVA LOP #26,1747-1748(v.1&2 p1-730)p.365(Reel 24)
Other references to Col Henry Embry Sr:
His property in Steward Creek adjoined the lines of Daniel Wall & Alexander Nelsons Lunenburg Co. Va properties(dated 7/7/1763)
His property in Great Branch of Waqua Creek adjoined the lines of Richard Swanson Brunswick Co. Va property
His property in Reedy Creek adjoined the lines of Abraham Cocke Brunswick Co. Va property
His property in Brunswick Co.Va adjoined the lines of Michael Young's property.
other neighbors were Joseph Gentry
Indenture bet. Henry Sr. & Henry Simmons dated 8/30/1748 Brunswick Co. Va Deed Book 3 page 524
On Dec 13 1715 "with others recommended for 12 wolves head"(for services rendered)ref Prince George Co. records
On Feb 10, 1727 with William Wynne & Richard Burch petitioned the House of Burgesses "seeking rewards for apprehending two slaves of Henry Maynard."
On May 27,1727 House Of Burgesses,"gov. recommends an allowance to Capt Henry Embry".ref.William & Mary Quarterly XXII Journal
On June 7,1733 "Henry Embry,John Wall & John Duke are appointed to treat with the court of Surry County to agree abt building a bridge over Nottoway River at such a place they can agree."ref Brunswick Court Order Book.
On June 25 1746 Col. Henry Embry Sr,the Sheriff,wrote to the Gov. abt Thomas Ridge,accused of"horse thieving".ref.Va Magazine of History & Biography Vol XVII Kraus Reprint Corp. NY 1909 p.272
On June 13,1748 poll list voted for Drury Stith & Sterling Clack(ref#1 Brunswick Co. Va Deed Book#3 p.513,515;ref#2William and Mary Quarterly Vol.26,#1 p.59)
mentioned in Tscharner Degraffenreidt 2/8/1794 will regarding a Bedford Co. Va. land bought fr. William Gentry that Tscharner later sold to Col. Henry Embry(ref.Lunenburg Co. Va. Wills 1746-1825 by Landon Bell Will Book 4/57-60
Listed in Denis Hudgins "Cavaliers & Pioneers,Abstract of Virginia Lan Patents & Grants"Vol IV 1732-1741 published by Va Genealogical Society Richmond 1994
mentioned in the secret diary and travels of William Byrd II.William visited Capt Henry Embry who lived near Nottoway River in Brunswick Co. Va.,a neighbor of a Mr. Walker
In 1800 Col Henry listed in the British Claims Agaist Citizens,Reports of George Craghead,LUnenburg County,Virginia Special Agent,"The estate of Henry Embra-36.13.1-1/4.Henry Embray the Elder died about 30 years ago.Henry Embry the younger,son of the decedent,moved to Kentucky in 1796."ref http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/va/lunenburg/court/claims.txt
(notes by Maria Elizabeth Embry 3/24/2002 Henry Embry the younger was the grandson of Col Henry Embra/Embray,son of William Embry and Elizabeth Allen.Henry(with wife Ann Patesson and her brothers)moved to Green County Kentucky in 1796-1799)
Col Henry Embry listed in Landon Bell's Sunlight on the Southside Part 3,1749 on the tithe list taken by Hugh Lawson page 102;Part 4 1750 taken by Richd Witton page 159
BIRTH: Col.Henry Embry's parentage & origin has been the subject of several debates among his descendants.
Notes on Col Henry Embry's parentage
A Henry Embrie,20 arrived in Virginia aboard America,a ship that departed in Gravesend Kentshire England on June 23,1635 with 88 passengers.(ref.John Hotten's Passengers List to America pages 95-96)W. Barker,Master.Also listed a Joan Jobe(born 1617,England;died after 1671 York,Va.).Other notations for Henry: birth Jul 4,1615;christening Jul 4, 1624 in Woodbury Devon,England;listed as father a John Emberie(John born in 1595)(Henry born Jul 4, 1615);Henry and Joan married in 1635;settled down in York, Va.Currently numerous Ambry,Embry,Embrey,Embree,Hembree,Embery,Emberie,Embrie,Embre,Emory families claim to be their descendants,including the Thomas Bright-Embry Family of Paniqui,Tarlac Philippines.
Embry Family Notes
Embry in Norse means "high stronghold";ambre Norman word meaning "worker in fine jewels"
Embry name places located in France:
1)Embreville in Picardie France near the town of Gamaches.Picardie became a Fr. province in 1477
2)Embry village in Nord-Pas-de Calais 250 miles fr.Paris
3)Embres-et-Castel in Maure,Lanquedoc Rousillon,south of France
Some Embry believe that the family originated fr. the Vikings that went to Normandy and sailed with William I,the Conqueror ca.1027-1087.William I(son of Robert,Duke of Normandy)invaded England on 9/28/1066 with an army of 25,000 to 30,000 men.Other Embrys believe that the first Embry in the Americas were the D'Embree,French Huguenots(Protestants) fleeing fr religious persecution in France
Coat of Arms of the Embrys documented officially in Burke's General Armory
Embrys Motto Sage Avec Esperance "Wise and Hopeful"
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More About Col. Henry Emberie:
Christening: Jul 4, 1624 in Woodbury Devon,England
More About Henry Emberie and Joan Jobe:
Marriage: 1635, York Co., PA
Children of Henry Emberie and Joan Jobe are:
288 i. William Embree, born Abt. 1643 in York Co., PA; died Abt. 1685 in Lancaster Co., VA.
ii. Soloman Emberie
iii. Henry Emberie, born 1636 in York Co., PA.
iv. Ralph emberie, born 1638 in York Co., PA.
v. Richard Embree, born 1629 in Lancaster, VA.
vi. Isaac Embry, born 1637 in York Co., PA.
Generation No. 11
1024. Sir Edmund Butler121, died 1602. He was the son of 2048. James Butler and 2049. Joan FITZGERALD.
Children of Sir Edmund Butler are:
512 i. 1st Baronet Butler Sir Thomas Butler, died Aft. 1639; married Anne Colclough Abt. 1625 in Ireland.
ii. Theobald Butler, died 1613.
1026. Sir Thomas Colclough122, born 01 Apr 1564 in Rosegarland, Wexford, Ireland; died 23 Aug 1626. He was the son of 2052. SIR ANTHONY Colclough and 2053. Clare Agard. He married 1027. Martha Loftus Abt. 1589 in Ireland.
1027. Martha Loftus, born 1575 in OF ARMAGH; died 1610. She was the daughter of 2054. ADAM LOFTUS.
Notes for Sir Thomas Colclough:
Sir Thomas spent a great deal of time in England concentrating on raising as much money as possible from the Staffordshire estates selling off a lot of land and speculating for the purpose of investment in Irish land,of which he had over 25000 acres by the end of his life. In Ireland he used the ordinary techniques of the English land-grabber, lending money to improvident land-owners secured by mortgages of their property often for quite small sums out of all relation to the value of the property and foreclosing when they failed to meet a demand for repayment made at a carefully chosen inconvenient time,or purchasing from the Irish who held only life estates and accepted the price of a life estate without appreciating that in the hands of an Englishmait became a freehold.
Sir Thomas had eleven children by his first wife,Martha,who were all brought up as Protestants.He had two sons by his second wife Eleanor,who were brought up as Catholics. From this dates the split in the family between Catholics and Protestants.It seems that religion was mainly a matter of convenience to them. during the operation of the Penal Laws sectarian land-grabbers trying to get hold of the Colclough estates on the ground that they were held by Papists constantly were defeated because though the occupant might be a Papist the legal owner was his Protestant son. Some of the Colcloughs were Quakers.
Sir Thomas was wounded at the battle of Enniscorthy,where his brother Leonard was killed. Sir Thomas left his lands in the Duffry to his Catholic sons. It was his grandson Patrick who built the magnificient Duffry Hall in 1685.
Sir Thomas was Lord of the manor of Hanley,( see John Ward, The Borough of Stoke on Trent London 1843)
At Enniscorthy a battle occurred in 1597 and in a report to the Privy Council on the insurrection Lord Justices Loftus and Gardner state that Leonard Colclough, the second son of Sir Anthony, "was cruelly slayne and his brother Sir Thomas Colclough sore wounded in two places in his arm and his horse was slayne under him......." From the report it seems that the disastrous outcome of the skirmish in which a British force of over 400 was able to inflict only half-a-dozen casualties on the Irish was due to the foolhardiness and lack of discipline of Leonard Colclough. A special report to Burleigh also dealt with Leonard's death.
On Leonard's death his widow with her infant son Anthony moved into Ross Castle and her brother-in-law Sir Thomas (he had been knighted in 1591 but it is rather odd that he is referred to as "knight and baronet" in the letter conferring a baronetcy on his son Adam in 1628) took over Ballyknocken. Sir Thomas spent a great deal of time in England but had no concern with the Court or the City of London and made no use of the Hackney mansion over which he had been so ready to quarrel with his brother Leonard. His activities concentrated on raising as much money as possible from the Staffordshire estates, not only selling but buying on 'bull' speculations, for the purpose of investment in Irish land, of which by the end of his life he had acquired over 25,000 acres. In Ireland he used the ordinary techniques of the English land-grabber, lending money to improvident land-owners secured on mortgages of their property often for quite small sums out of all relation to the value of the property and foreclosing when they failed to meet a demand for repayment made at a carefully chosen inconvenient time, or purchases from the Irish who held only life estates and accepted the price of a life estate without appreciating that in the hands of an Englishman it became a freehold.
In 1615 he sold Staffordshire land in Hanley, Whistoneaves, Lees, Lockwood, Kingsley, Thoresby, Newcastle, Cheadle, Blurton and Fossbridge and a further 500 acres in the same places in the following year and, in 1618 he bought 610 acres in Wemborne, Orter, Woodford, Longdon, Elmhurst and Bilston for £800. In 1623 on the marriage of his eldest son Adam to Alice, daughter of Sir Robert Riche, he and John, his youngest brother who had been acting as steward to the Staffordshire estates, transferred 1090 acres to Sir Robert as trustee for Alice's marriage settlement. In that year, too, his dealings in tithes from 'impropriate rectories' brought him in £900. For the next 200 years "impropriate rectories" and the tithes from them formed a major part of the family's investments and disputes over them made no small contribution to the incomes of the family's lawyers
Sir Thomas married firstly Martha, daughter of Adam Loftus who combined the offices of Lord Chancellor, Primate of All Ireland, Archbishop of Armagh and Provost of Trinity College Dublin. By her he had eleven children who were all brought up as Protestants. On her death he married Eleanor, daughter of Dudley Bagenal of Dunleckney by whom he had two sons who were brought up as Catholics. From this dates the split in the family between Catholics and Protestants. It is not as is said by some writers a division between the Protestants of Tintern and the Catholics of Duffry but a division between generations and members of the same generation. The Protestant Caesar of Tintern born in 1694 had two Catholic brothers and three Protestant. During the operation of the Penal Laws sectarian land-grabbers trying to get hold of the Colclough estates on the ground that they were held by Papists constantly found themselves defeated because though the occupant might be a Papist the legal owner was his Protestant son. When the Duffry was seized from the Papist Dudley it had to be returned to his Protestant son Patrick. The Protestant-owned Tintern Abbey was a place where Catholic priests unlawfully serving the local community could take refuge from priest-hunters, disguising themselves in the blue and yellow livery of the Colcloughs. The Protestant Colcloughs, too, maintained the Catholic teachers who educated the local children in defiance of the law. In a case before the Wexford Assizes in 1863 resulting from the marriage in 1753 of Adam Colclough of Duffry Hall, a Protestant, and the Catholic Mary Anne Byrne of Cabinteely, both of whom had thereafter constantly changed their religion, it was observed that
"...indeed it was not free from doubt as to what religion Adam Colclough professed; as a race the Colcloughs were reckless and regardless of religion; sometimes they were Catholics and sometimes Protestants..."
It might be mentioned that there were also Quakers amongst them and the three chests each containing a quarter of a million pieces of eight found under the bed of the Quaker John Colclough (though he may possibly have been a Coakley) when he died in Trinidad in the 1800s were certainly the proceeds of successful piratical operations on the Spanish Main.
On the death of Sir Thomas in 1626 the Tintern estates together with what was left in Staffordshire and the Hackney house went to his Protestant children and the Duffry to the Catholics. In addition to his purchases and mortgage-foreclosures in the Duffry - the 'Black Lands' round Mount Leinster - Sir Thomas had also managed to obtain grants from the Crown which included Monart and Mochurry and it was here that his grandson Patrick built the magnificent Duffry Hall in 1685. When Leonard's son Anthony married Ismay Browne of New Ross Sir Thomas gave them the title to Ross Castle as part of the marriage settlement but having something of his father's temperament Anthony got into financial difficulties. He borrowed money on the security of a mortgage of the castle which after the inevitable foreclosure passed into the possession of Alderman Abel Ram of Dublin.
Notes for Martha Loftus:
Lady Martha Colclough (née Loftus) was Adam’s fourth daughter, married to Sir Thomas Colclough of Tynterne Abbey, Co. Wexford. By him she had eleven children with five daughters and three sons surviving (the eldest called Adam after his grand-father) over the twenty years or so of their marriage. Sir Thomas Colclough was an avaricious property developer, forever in the courts contesting litigious claims against him, including some from members of his own family. He successfully acquired properties around New Ross and Fethard in Wexford, which were to come into the Loftus family in the next generation, rapidly becoming the principle source of family power and influence, with as many as eight seats in the Irish Parliament lasting until the Act of Union in 1801. The Hook in Wexford was to be the new family domain and the future location of Loftus Hall. Martha died aged 35, leaving Thomas free to marry Eleanor, daughter of Dudley Bagenal of Dunleckney, ensuring that Thomas was never to join his first wife in her family vault
More About Martha Loftus:
Burial: St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
More About Sir Colclough and Martha Loftus:
Marriage: Abt. 1589, Ireland
Children of Sir Colclough and Martha Loftus are:
513 i. Anne Colclough, born Abt. 1590 in Ireland; married (1) NICHOLAS BAGENAL; married (2) 1st Baronet Butler Sir Thomas Butler Abt. 1625 in Ireland.
ii. SIR ADAM COLCLOUGH, born Abt. 1592 in Ireland; died 04 Apr 1637 in Ireland.
iii. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, born Abt. 1595 in Ireland; died Abt. 1608.
iv. JANE COLCLOUGH, born Abt. 1598 in Ireland; married JOHN WOGAN.
v. MARTHA COLCLOUGH, born Abt. 1599 in Ireland.
vi. JOHN COLCLOUGH, born 1602 in OF POOLDARING.
vii. RD COLCLOUGH, born Abt. 1603 in Ireland.
viii. LEONARD COLCLOUGH, born Abt. 1604 in Ireland.
ix. ANTHONY COLCLOUGH, born Abt. 1605 in Ireland.
1106. Nicholas Young He married 1107. Joanne.
1107. Joanne
Child of Nicholas Young and Joanne is:
553 i. Agnes Young, married Hugh Amory.
1120. John Bull, born Abt. 1510 in England.
Child of John Bull is:
560 i. William Bull, born 21 Apr 1635 in Coleshill, Warwickshire, England; died Abt. 1564 in Sheldon Hall, Warwickshire, England; married Sarah Nowell.
1122. ,Dean of Lichfield Lawrence Nowell123,124, died 1576. He married 1123. Mary Glover.
1123. Mary Glover125. She was the daughter of 2246. William Glover.
Notes for ,Dean of Lichfield Lawrence Nowell:
Laurence Nowell [d. 1576] was an important early student of Anglo-Saxon, and owned the sole codex to preserve Beowulf (now Cottonian ms. Vitellius A.xv).
Child of Lawrence Nowell and Mary Glover is:
561 i. Sarah Nowell, born 1569 in Kingshurst Hall, Warwickshire, England; died 08 Dec 1643 in Sheldon Hall, Warwickshire, England; married William Bull.
1124. Ambrose Agard, born Abt. 1545 in of Broughton, Northamptonshire, England/Broughton, England. He married 1125. Catherine Bernard.
1125. Catherine Bernard, born 1547 in Abington, Northamptonshire, England.
Child of Ambrose Agard and Catherine Bernard is:
562 i. Stephen Agard, born Abt. 1581; died 1617; married Susan Burnaby.
1126. Thomas Burnaby126, born Abt. 1558 in of Waterford, Northamptonshire, England; died 1610. He was the son of 2252. Richard Burnaby and 2253. Anne Wodhull. He married 1127. Elizabeth Sapcott Abt. 1580 in England.
1127. Elizabeth Sapcott127, born Abt. 1560 in England. She was the daughter of 2254. Edward Sapcott and 2255. Anne Burton.
More About Thomas Burnaby and Elizabeth Sapcott:
Marriage: Abt. 1580, England
Child of Thomas Burnaby and Elizabeth Sapcott is:
563 i. Susan Burnaby, born Abt. 1585; married Stephen Agard.
1152. John Emberie, born 1595 in France. He was the son of 2304. Wyllm Embry.
Child of John Emberie is:
576 i. Col. Henry Emberie, born 04 Jul 1615 in Woodbury, Devon, England; died 1671 in York, VA; married Joan Jobe 1635 in York Co., PA.
