Palmer Descent:

1.Ralph Palmer possessed a great estate in the county of Sussex in the reign of Edward II in 1307

2.His son, John Palmer, married a daughter of Sir John Pellham, knight of the Bath, Sheriff of Sussex and Surrey - By whom he had

3.Adam Palmer, who matched with one of the coheirs of John Sedinghouse, (and by deed joined ann 48 Edw III -= 1374 http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/cal/reg11.htm with John Stopham in passing over some of the lands of Sedinghouse) and by her left a son

4.Robert Palmer of Steyning in Sussex. He married Isabel - daughter and coheir of William Stopham, of Stopham in that county - son of John. (And by indenture ann 7 Rich II divides his father in law's estate with John Bartlett - who had married the other daughter - Joan.) By this partition, all the lands in Angmerin, Beringham, Ployng, Ruston & Preston, with parts of the land in Tering and Goring fell to the share of Palmer - which he left to his son

5. Robert Palmer of Angmerin

6.John x Joan, do NN Julian has

7. John, who considerably augmented the estate by marrying Isabel - sole heiress of Edward Bilton - and by her had three sons: Edward, Robert and Sir Thomas Palmer of Calais in France, who died without issue.

• The pedigree of the ancient family of the Palmers of Sussex by R. Jenyns
• The Baronetage of England: Or The History of the English Baronets ..., Volume 1 By William Betham
• The English Baronetage Containing a Genealogical and Historical ..., Volume 1

[Sharon Doubell Nov 2020]