John Beauchamp, of Beere

Notes

From https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1509-1558/member/b...

The Beauchamps, who had been seated at Binnerton in Crowan since the 12th century, appear to have acquired the manor of Bere in the reign of Edward III, but John Beauchamp’s father was probably the first head of the family to live there rather than at Binnerton. When he died, possessed of both manors and of 580 acres elsewhere in Cornwall, his son may have become the ward of Roger Grenville, whose home was only a few miles from Bere and one of whose daughters the young Beauchamp was to marry. It was through this marriage that Beauchamp became connected with some of the leading families in the shire.3

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https://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/bb4ae/beauchamp05.php

• John Beauchamp of Binnerton (a 1450) the first mentioned by BLG1952 m. Honor Kenege (dau/heir of Oliver Kenege of Kenege)
  • ((A)) Galfrid (Jeffery) Beauchamp (a 1487) m. Elizabeth Tregos (dau of Richard Tregos of Tregoz, m2. William Carnsewe of Bokeley)
    • ((i)) John Beauchamp of Beere (d 1508-9) m. Jane Carnsewe (dau of William Carnsewe of Bokeley (by Jane, dau of Lawrence Sherston), m2. Richard Langdon)
      • ((a)) John Beauchamp (b c1500, d 31.01.1559) m. Maria Grenvile (d 1581, dau of Sir Roger Grenvile)
      • ((b)) Thomas Beauchamp m. _ Petit (dau of Randal Petit)
        • (((1))) Thomas Beauchamp m. _ Tretherffe
      • ((c)) Margerie Beauchamp
    • ((ii))+ other issue - Alice, Margerie

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References

1. https://ancestors.familysearch.org/LRR2-22D/john-richard-beauchamp-...
2. https://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/bb4ae/beauchamp05.php