Thomazin Stukeley

• TREWYNNARD, William (by 1495-1549), of Trewinnard, Cornw.
• b. by 1495, prob. 1st s. of James Trewynnard of Trewinnard by Philippa; bro. of James. m. (1) by 1530, Jane, wid. of Robert Shilston, 2s. 1da.; (2) Thomasin, da. of Sir Thomas Stukely of Affecton in East Worlington, Devon, wid. of John Bere (d.1531) of Huntsham, Devon. suc. fa. by 1530.2
• William Trewynnard was probably the eldest son of a small landed proprietor who seems to have been a dependant of the Arundells of Lanherne. On his father’s death he succeeded to the family home at Trewinnard, some ten miles from Helston, but most of his father’s lands were left in the dower of his mother and became the subject of a suit made to Chancellor Audley by a Cornishman, John Skewys. Skewys pressed his claims on Trewynnard who presumably to evade them sought election to the Parliament of 1542. Trewynnard was sued successfully by Skewys in the King’s bench for the recovery of a debt of £74 15s., and a writ was issued for his arrest until he had satisfied Skewys’s claims. Sir Hugh Trevanion, sheriff of Cornwall (1542-3) was unable to serve this writ on Trewynnard (who could not be discovered in the county although he had been present at the Helston coinage in the autumn of 1542) so he returned it to the court, and on 13 June 1543 Skewys obtained a second writ which led Trewynnard to deliver himself to the sheriff. Trewynnard did not comply any further with the court’s orders and remained in custody. When Richard Chamond succeeded Trevanion as sheriff, Trewynnard was transferred to his keeping. The third session of the Parliament opened on 14 Jan. 1544 and a writ of privilege was issued on 21 Feb. whereby a month later on 20 Mar., only eight days before the dissolution, Trewynnard was released by Chamond. Skewys died soon afterwards and after his executors had failed to obtain redress against Chamond in the King’s bench (the sum involved being now £84 15s., to include damages) the matter was brought before Chancellor Wriothesley. Trewynnard’s subsequent release raised the question ‘whether he was discharged by the order of the common law ... or no’ but as ‘the parties desired to have the matter determined without further trouble’ and as Trewynnard ‘ought not in conscience to be discharged’, Wriothesley ruled on 7 June 1546 that he should pay the executors £66 13s.4d.3
• Trewynnard, a practicing lawyer, was himself a frequent, if not a compulsive, litigant, a trait which he seems to have shared with his father. The actions brought against him by his relatives, neighbours, and business associates (who included John Giles) during the last 20 years of his life were largely for debt. Early in 1549 he was obliged to pawn plate and jewellery to meet creditors. Later that year during the western uprising his lands were ravaged and his goods despoiled by the rebels. He took refuge at St. Michael’s Mount, but in an attack on the island he received ‘a great hurt and mortal wound’. He died intestate; the administration of his estate was granted to his son Matthew and his brother James.4
• From: http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1509-1558/member/tr... __________________

Huntsham

• Huntsham is a small village and civil parish, formerly a manor and ecclesiastical parish, in the Mid Devon district of Devon, England. It lies within the Diocese of Exeter.[2]The nearest town is Tiverton, approximately 5.8 miles (9.3 km) to the south-west. The parish covers 2,930 acres (1,190 ha) and has a population of 157.[3] Prior to the 19th century Huntsham was within the historic Tiverton Hundred. The iron age fort Huntsham Castle is situated within the parish.
• .... etc.

Descent of the manor

• .... etc.
  • Bere
• .... etc.
• John Bere (1470-1524)(son), who married Elizabeth Chalvedon (d.1538), daughter of John Chalvedon
• John Bere (1494-1531) (son), who married Thomasine Stucley, daughter of Sir Thomas Stucley (1473-1542) of Affeton, Sheriff of Devon in 1521.[24] Thomasine survived her husband and in 1538 remarried to William Trewynard.
• Thomas Bere (1522-1589) (son), was heir to his grandmother Elizabeth Chalvedon.[25] He married Joane Keynes (d.1588) daughter of Humphry Keynes
• .... etc.
• From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntsham ____________________________
• 'Stukeley1'
• It appears to us that the name of this family varied more than most. Nevertheless, BP1934 uses "Stucley" throughout whilst Vivian mainly uses Stewkley for the early generations but moves to "Stucley" for the later generations of most of its branches. When we first prepared this page we used "Stukeley" as that was probably the most common version used in references to the family from elsewhere. This page was reviewed in July 2012 using Vivian. At that time we considered renaming the page "Stucley1" but decided to retain it as above.
• Richard Stucley or Styvecle of Trent, Somerset (a 1414, to Somerset from Huntingdonshire?)
• m. Elizabeth (d 10/18.04.1414, dau of John FitzRoger of Chedworth, widow of John Bonvile)
  • 1. Roger Stucley or Styvecle (b c1398, a 1414)
  • 2. Hugh Stucley or Styvecle or Stewkley of Affeton, Sheriff of Devon (a 1448)
  • m. Katherine Affeton (d 26.03.1467, dau/heir of John Affeton of Affeton (by Elizabeth, coheir of Sir Roger Manningford of Dorset), m2. Sir William Bourchier of Fitzwaren)
    • A. Nicholas Stucley or Stucle or Stewkley of Affeton
    • m1. Thomasine Kokeworthy (d 29.11.1477, dau of John Kokeworthy or Cockeworthye of Yarnescombe, widow of Robert Chudleigh)
      • i. Sir Thomas Stucley or Stewkley of Affeton, Sheriff of Devon (b 24.06.1473, d 30.01.1542)
      • m. Anne or Elizabeth Wood (a 1542, dau/heir of Sir Thomas Wood of Clyffe)
        • a. Sir Hugh Stucley of Affeton (b c1495, d 06.01.1559)
        • m. Jane (not Philippa) Pollard (a 1559, dau of Sir Lewis Pollard of Great Grilleston)
          • (1) Lewis Stucley of Affeton (b c1528, d 01.12.1581)
          • m1. Dorothea or Anne Hill (dau of Sir Giles Hill, widow of Christopher Hadley)
            • (A) John Stucley of Affeton (b c1551, d 15.01.1610-1)
            • m1. Frances St. Leger (dau of Sir John St. Leger of Amery by Catherine, dau of George Nevill, Lord Abergavenny)
            • m2. (19.07.1597) Mary Redman (d 26.12.1648, dau of John Redman of Thornton)
            • (B) Scipio Stucley (vicar of Dean Prior) had issue
            • m. _ Weeks of Honichurch
            • (C) Hugh Stucley
          • m2. Janet Powlett of Dorset
            • (D) Lewis Stucley (cleric) had issue
            • m. Margery Arscott (dau of John Arscottt of Dunsland)
            • (E) Johanna Stucley
            • m. Anthony Pollard of Way
            • (F) Margaret Stucley
            • m. John Hays of Witheridge
          • (2) George Stewkley
          • (3) Thomas Stewkley or Stucley or Stukeley had issue
          • This is the Thomas who is thought by some to have been an illegimitate son of King Henry VIII.
          • m. _ Powlett
          • (4) Hugh Stewkley of Hartland had issue
          • (5) Amiss Stewkley
          • m. Frances Pollard (dau of Sir Richard Pollard of Horwood)
            • (A) Anthony Stewkley had issue
            • m. _ Clotworthy of Meshaw (widow of _ Oland)
            • (B) Sibill Stewkley
            • m. Bartholomew Clotworthy
            • (C) Joan Stewkley
            • m1. _ Crewys
            • m2. _ Wood of Morton
            • (D) Frances Stewkley
            • m. Philip Davy
            • (E) Polynora Stewkley
            • m. John Nott of Lapford
            • (F)+ other issue - Lewis, Damaris
          • (6) Anne Stewkley
          • m. William Bellew of Alverdiscott
          • (7) Mary Stucley
          • m1. Tristram Larder of Upton Pyne
          • m2. John Prideaux of Nutwell (b c1520, d 29.09.1558)
          • (8) Elizabeth Stewkley
          • An Elizabeth of this generation is shown as wife of Sir John Wadham of Edge but we suspect that this may be confusion with an earlier Elizabeth - see below.
          • (9) Agnes Stucley
          • m. John Giles of Bowden (bur 30.11.1606)
          • (10) Katherine Stewkley
          • m. John Carew of Bickleigh
          • (11) Awdrie Stucley
          • m1. William Yeo of Braunton
          • m2. (27.01.1562-3) Roger Giffard of Tiverton Castle (b 1533, d 08.10.1603)
        • b. Thomas Stewkley of Colridge (a 1542)
        • m. Alice Spurston of Cheshire
          • (1) Augustine Stewkley of Colridge had issue
          • (2) Anne Stewkley
          • m. John Copplestone of Engesford
        • c. Maurice Stewkley
        • m. Allice Ffaringdon (dau of Charles Ffaringdon)
          • (1) Edward Stewkley
        • d. Margery (Margaret) Stukeley
        • m. Charles Farringdon of Farringdon (b c1500)
        • e. Thomazin Stewkley
        • m1. John Beare of Hunsham (b c1494, d 05.06.1531)
        • m2. William Trewynard
        • f. other issue - Christopher, George
    • m2. Ann Pomeroy (d before 07.04.1526, dau of Edward Pomeroy of Berry Pomeroy, widow of Robert Budockshyde, m3. Thomas Dudley)
      • ii. William Stewkley of Kene, Devon (b c1480)
      • m. Joane Stowell (dau of John Stowell, sister of John of Codleston)
        • a. Christopher Stewkley
        • m. Mary Foorde (dau of Edward Foorde of Plimtree)
          • (1)+ issue - John of Farindon, Andrew of Warkleigh (had issue), Grace, Ann, Elizabeth, Mary
        • b. Mary Stewkley
        • m. Henry English
        • c. Ann Stewkley
        • m. William Anthony
        • d. Elizabeth Stewkley
        • m. Thomas Moore of Taunton
        • e. Katherine Stewkley
        • m. John Carew of Bickley
      • iii. Anne Stukeley
      • m. William Dennis of Orley
      • iv. Jane Stukeley
      • m. Philip Baynard of Lackham (b by 1471, d before 21.05.1522)
      • v. Elizabeth Stucley or Stukeley (d before 07.04.1526) apparently of this generation, of this marriage
      • m. (before 31.08.1512) Christopher Fleming, 8th Lord Slane (d 08.1517/8)
    • B. Alice Stukeley
    • m. Sir Thomas Beaumont of Gittisham
    • C. Elizabeth Stukeley probably of this generation
    • m. Sir John Wadham of Branscombe & Merifield (d 1502)
• Main source(s): Visitation (J.L. Vivian (1895), Devon, 1531+1564+1620+additions, Stucley of Affeton), BP1934 (Stucley)
• From: Stirnet.com
• http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ss4tz/stukeley1.php _____________________