Elizabeth Murfyn

See "The Aldermen of the City of London" by Rev. Alfred B. Beaven (1908).

He and Alice MARSHALL had 11 sons and 1 dau; 2 sons survived the father.

notes

From Cromwell, Mirfyn et al (LONG) 1998.

Pedigrees of the families in the County of Kent... (London, 1830), 39. Berry States that Edward Mirfine, the son of Sir Thomas Mirfine and Elizabeth Squire, married Alice, daughter of Oliver Squyer, wife of Edward North, Lord North. Berry shows that Sir Thomas was father of three daughters and coheirs (his son Edward is stated to have died without issue, but in any event the daughters would be coheirs of their mother), (1) Margaret Mirfine, who married Roger Halle of London, (2) Mary Mirfine, who married Sir Andrew Judde, knight, and (3) Frances Mirfine, who married SIr RIchard Cromwell. Now Berry and Camden's Vis. have their faults, but the attribution of the daughters to Elizabeth Don seem to be correct.

will of Sir Thomas Myrfyn

From From Fasciculus Mervinensis, notes historical, genealogical, and heraldic of the family of Mervyn (Google eBook) William Richard Drake (sir.) page vii-viii

2nd Sept., 1523 Will of SIR THOMAS MERFYN, Knight.

My body to be buried in the Chamel house in Paulis Churchyarde in London where the body of Dame Alice late my wife lieth buried and there where my tombe is made. And I will that I be honestly buried after and according to my degre. And Where for mariage to be had betweene me and Dame Elizabeth my wife doughter of Aungell Donne late Citezein and Alderman of London ...

will of Edward Myrfyn

From Fasciculus Mervinensis, notes historical, genealogical, and heraldic of the family of Mervyn (Google eBook) William Richard Drake (sir.) page viii

3 Mar. 1527. EDWARD MYRFYN, Citizen and Skinner of London. Abstract

To be buried at the charnel house in Paul's churchyard, where lye the bodies of Thomas and Alice, my father and mother, and £$ to go to repairs of the chapel.

Citations

• 4. Noble, Mark (1787). Memoirs of the Protectorate-house of Cromwell: Deduced from an Early Period, and Continued Down to the Present Time,... 2 (3 ed.). London: C. G. J. and J. Robinson. Page 18

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