Elizabeth Turpin was not the daughter of Edmund Beauchamp, I & Sarah Heath and has been detached.
From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Beauchamp-821
Edmund wrote / signed his will on 10 April 1691, apparently in anticipation of his death. It was probated on 12 November 1691.
No daughter Elizabeth.
From The Filson Club Quarterly, Vol. 28 No. 2 which contained The Beauchamp Family written by Stith Thompson.
Abstract on page 10: https://archive.org/details/beauchampfamily00thom/page/10/mode/1up
“I, Edmund Beauchamp, weaver of London, and at present writing clerk of the county court of Somerset County.
To wife Sarah, the land where she now dwells during natural life or widowhood, land lying between land of son Thomas, bounds of land of son John. Also household furniture, etc.
To son Thomas Beauchamp, personality.
To son Edmund, part of my land called “Contention,” (50 acres) beginning at the corner tree of son Thomas’ land by conveyance made over to him by myself and wife, etc.
To son Edmund, personality.
To Patience Beauchamp, twelve pounds sterling to be paid her at age or day of marriage.
Balance of estate to be equally divided between my son Thomas Beauchamp, my son Edmund Beauchamp, my daughter Alice Beauchamp, my son John Beauchamp, my son Doggett Beauchamp, my son Edward Beauchamp, and my son Robert Beauchamp.
Dated 10 April, 1691.”
Note: Patience Beauchamp was considered a relative, not a daughter.
