Clement Paston

From https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol8/p... :

Soon after this, the lordship was in the Pastons, and possessed by Sir Edward Paston, son and heir of Sir Thomas Paston, by Agnes, daughter and heir of Sir John Leigh of Addington in Surry; Sir Thomas being the 5th son of Sir William Paston, of Paston in Norfolk, by Bridget, daughter of St. Henry Heydon. This Edward married first, Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Lambart, Esq. sheriff of London, who dying sans issue, he married Margaret, daughter of Henry Berney, Esq. of Reedham, by whom he had Thomas Paston, Esq. his eldest son, who died before his father, Sir Edward, who lived to the age of 80 years, and died in 1630. This Thomas married Mary, daughter of Sir George Brown, of Bepton in Sussex; who was afterwards the wife of Sir Henry Compton, Knt. of the Bath, of Brambleby-house in Sussex, and was his widow in 1624, holding then in jointure, the manor of Berney in Norfolk; and by this Mary, Thomas had a son and heir, Clement Paston, Esq. lord of this town; Binham, Berney, and Thorp by Norwich; by his first wife, Anne, daughter of Sir Henry Compton aforesaid, he had 3 daughters and coheirs; and by his 2d wife, Dorothy, daughter of John Plumton of Plumpton in Yorkshire, Esq. he had his son, Edward Paston, Esq. lord of this town, aged 14, in 1674, who died in October, 1713, and was buried in the church of Blofield, in Norfolk

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