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About John Sydenham, Esq., the Elder
- John Sydenham, Esq., Sheriff of Somerset & Dorset, Burgess of Old Sarum1,2,3,4
- M, #73476, b. circa 1420, d. 4 April 1468
- Father Walter de Sydenham b. c 1401
- John Sydenham, Esq., Sheriff of Somerset & Dorset, Burgess of Old Sarum was born circa 1420 at of Brimpton, Somersetshire, England. He married Alice circa 1442.2,4 John Sydenham, Esq., Sheriff of Somerset & Dorset, Burgess of Old Sarum married Johanna Stourton, daughter of Sir John (Jenkyn) Stourton and Katherine Payne, circa 1448.3 John Sydenham, Esq., Sheriff of Somerset & Dorset, Burgess of Old Sarum died on 4 April 1468.
- Family 1 Alice b. c 1421, d. b 1448
- Child
- Walter Sydenham, Esq.+1,2,4 b. c 1445, d. 17 Apr 1469
- Family 2 Johanna Stourton b. c 1422, d. 1473
- Children
- Richard Sydenham+ b. c 1450, d. b 7 May 1501
- Joan (Jane) Sydenham+5,3 b. c 1452
- Citations
- 1.[S5] Douglas Richardson, Plantagenet Ancestry, p. 698.
- 2.[S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. IV, p. 158.
- 3.[S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. I, p. 266.
- 4.[S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. V, p. 106.
- 5.[S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. I, p. 124.
- From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2445.htm#...
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- Joan STOURTON
- Born: ABT 1424, Preston, Somerset, England
- Died: 1473
- Father: John STOURTON
- Mother: Alice DENNYS
- Married: John SYDENHAM
- Children:
- 1. Alexander SYDENHAM
- 2. Richard SYDENHAM
- 3. Walter SYDENHAM (m. Margaret Harcourt)
- 4. Henry SYDENHAM
- 5. George SYDENHAM
- 6. Joan SYDENHAM (m. John St. Barbe)
- 7. Marcella SYDENHAM
- 8. Alice SYDENHAM
- From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/STOURTON.htm#Joan STOURTON1
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- ==Brympton d'Evercy==
- Brympton d'Evercy (also known as Brympton House) is a manor house near Yeovil in the county of Somerset, England. .... etc.
- ==The Sydenham family==
- In 1430 following a legal battle over disputed titles, the Wynfords sold the estate to John Stourton, lord of the nearby manor at Preston Plucknett, who used it as a dowry for his daughter Joan when she married John Sydenham in 1434. The Sydenhams were said at one time to be England's largest landowners,[17] yet their wealth seems to have fluctuated with each generation.
- John Sydenham as in infant inherited the estate from his grandmother the original Joan Sydenham (née Stourton). However, at this time Brympton D'Evercy was not the principal family residence. In 1534 John Sydenham made over the house to his son, also, John – having first built the North wing to be his private lodgings for later visits. The new owner John III, was a great landowner bequeathing to each of his many children an estate. This lack of primogeniture proved to be the Sydenham's downfall. John III's successor John IV (died 1585), and his son John V (died 1625) were considerably less wealthy than their forebears, and used the house as their sole residence, the result of which was, despite their comparative penury, they added much to the house. John IV built the present west front thus enlarging the hall, and John V built the large kitchen block. .... etc.
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- A manor of NORTH PETHERTON, which can be traced to a holding of John Sydenham (d. 1468), included houses and lands which Margaret Mutton, probably wife of John's son Walter (d. 1469), held when she died in 1477. (fn. 43) Her son and heir John Sydenham of Brympton held land in Whitestock as a free tenant of Shearston manor in 1519. (fn. 44) In 1613 the Sydenhams' manor, held of the Bluets' manor of North Petherton, included lands in Moorland, Edington in Moorlinch, and Bridgwater, and probably less than half its land lay in North Petherton parish. John Sydenham (d. 1625) settled the manor on his son John for his marriage to Alice Hody, (fn. 45) and it descended with Combe Sydenham in Stogumber until 1674 or later. (fn. 46) No further reference to the lordship has been found and the land was probably dispersed.
- From: 'North Petherton: Manors and other estates', A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 6: Andersfield, Cannington, and North Petherton Hundreds (Bridgwater and neighbouring parishes) (1992), pp. 283-300. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=18686 Date accessed: 24 September 2010.
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- History of the noble house of Stourton, of Stourton, in the county of Wilts; (1899)
- https://archive.org/details/historyofnobleho01mowb
- https://archive.org/stream/historyofnobleho01mowb#page/85/mode/1up
- Pg.85
- John Stourton married, secondly, Alice Dennis or Peny, of Co. Kent, called Alice, daughter and heir of . . . Peny, by Hoare, and confirmed as to the name by Harl. MS., 1074; and as daughter of . . . Dennis, of Kent, by Edmondson. By her he had issue a daughter and coheir : —
- Jane Stourton, aged 21 years in 1439, wrongly called Alice in the Visitation for Co. Somerset, but corrected to Jane in the old pedigree of 1509, who married John Sydenham(!), Esquire, M.P. for Co. Somerset, and which marriage is confirmed subject to Alice for Jane, by the Visitation for Co. Somerset, as well as being confirmed by Hoare and Edmondson, and supported by legal records. John Sydenham pre-deceased his wife, on the 4th April, 1460, leaving Walter, his son and heir, aged 25(+), and in his Inquisition taken in 8 Edward IV., he was called John Sydenham, senior. Esquire, and Preston Manor was then said to be held of the Honor of Trowbridge. His son and heir, Walter Sydenham, also predeceased his mother, Jane Sydenham, on the 1st May, 1469, leaving John Sydenham, his son and next heir, who was the next heir of his grandmother, Mrs. Joan Sydenham, who was seised in fee, by survivorship, of Brimpton Manor, Church, Chantry, &c., and of which she had enfeoffed certain trustees, viz: — John Chayney, John Byconyll, Robert Hymerford, and others, of the Manors of Brimpton and Alvington, with the Advowson of the Church of Brimpton, and Chantry of the blesssed Virgin Mary of Brimpton, to perform the trusts of her will. It is admitted that her husband acquired Brimpton in her right by marriage temp. Henry VI., and that the fair Manor of Brimpton, according to Mr. Batten, came down to Sir Philip Sidenham, Baronet, whose portrait is in the British Museum, from his ancestor, John Stourton, of Preston, who flourished in the reign of Henry VI. She died 21st April, 1472, and her Inquisition was taken after her death, 31st October following, at Crewkerne, before Thomas Phelipp, Escheator, when she was said to
- https://archive.org/stream/historyofnobleho01mowb#page/86/mode/1up
- Pg.86
- have been wife of John Sydenham, armiger, and it was found she had died seised of Brimpton Manor, with .... etc. , leaving her grandson, John Sydenham, (son and next heir of her then late son, Walter Sydenham, Esquire,) as her next heir, then aged 3 years. The old manorial house of Brimpton was standing temp. Edward II's reign, still used and occupied by the owners, from that period as the Lords of Brimpton, down to that of Henry VI., when Mr. Batten thought the old Manorial residence was not destroyed but perhaps discarded, on Mrs. Sydenham's grandson, the above John Sydenham, building on or near .... etc.
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- Collectanea topographica et genealogica (1834)
- https://archive.org/details/collectaneatopog01londuoft
- https://archive.org/stream/collectaneatopog01londuoft#page/312/mode...
- Pg.312
- No. XIII. f. 317, 317b, 318, 319. PEDIGREE CHART
- John Stourton.; ch: William (m. Elizabeth Moyne), Pg.313 John or Jenkyn (m._ & _ Payne & _ Peny), Edith (m. Sir John Beauchamp & Robert Shottesbroke) Stourton
- https://archive.org/stream/collectaneatopog01londuoft#page/313/mode...
- Pg.313
- John or Jenkyn Stourton, of Preston = . . . . . ch: dau. (m. _ Hill) Stourton; = . ., dau. and hr. of . . . . Payne.; ch: dau. (m. _ Sidenham) Stourton.; = ., dau and hr. of . . . . Peny.; ch: Alice (m. William Daubeney & Robt. Hill) Stourton.
- A dau. wedd. to . . . Hill of Spakston.; ch: _ (m. _ Cheyney), John (m. _ Rodney) Hill.
- A dau. wedd. to . . . Sidenham.
- Alice Stourton. = William Daubeney, 1st husb.; ch: [See No. XIV.]; = Robt. Hill, 2nd husband.; ch: Giles, Margaret (m. Sir Hugh Luttrell), Jane (m. Nicholas Wadham) Hill.
- John or Jenkyn Stourton, of Preston = . . . . . ch: dau. (m. _ Hill) Stourton; = . ., dau. and hr. of . . . . Payne.; ch: dau. (m. _ Sidenham) Stourton.; = ., dau and hr. of . . . . Peny.; ch: Alice (m. William Daubeney & Robt. Hill) Stourton.
- https://archive.org/stream/collectaneatopog01londuoft#page/409/mode...
- Pg.409
- P. 313. The following Pedigree of Hill, of Spaxton, co. Somerset. compiled from a paper written about the year 1509, shows the relationship of the two persons of that name who married the two sisters Stourton, and includes descents of Sidenham, Cheyne, &c.
- John Stourton, of Preston Plukenet, co. Som. = 1st w.; ch: Joan (m. John Sidenham) Stourton.; = 2d w.; ch: Cicel (m. John Hill & Sir J. Curyell) Stourton.; = 3d w.; ch: Alys (m. William Daubenye & Robert Hill) Stourton.
- Joan, mar. John Sidenham, of Brimpton, and had issue: Walter, father of John; Sylvester; Richard; George; and a dau.
- Cicel, mar. 2dly, Sir J. Curyell, of Westhangre, Kent. = John Hill of Spaxton son of Robert Hill.; ch: John (m. _ Rodney), John, Thomas, Elizabeth (m. John Cheyne) Hill.
- Alys Stourton. = William Daubenye, lord of Baryngton.; ch: Giles, Elinor, James Daubeney.; = Robert Hill 2d husb. son of Edith Mode & Rauffe Hill.; ch: Giles (m. Agas Brente), Margaret (m. Sir Hugh Luttrell), Jane (m. Nicholas Wadham) Hill.
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- [Publications] - Somerset Record Society
- https://archive.org/details/somersetpub15someuoft
- https://archive.org/stream/somersetpub15someuoft#page/105/mode/1up
- Pg.105
- BRIMPTON.
- Where you may see a faire house daintily sceated and furnished with all manner of conveniences as gardens, orchards, groves, &c., and that which is before all theis good grounds, and those of a very large extent, it is now the cheife seate of Sydenhams, a family as ancient and eminent and [for as] any in this tract. To proove the first they are yet owners of Sydenham which lyes neere North Petherton(1) in this Countie and gave them that name ; for the second soe manie knights of this familie is a sufficient testimony. Brimpton fell to the Sidenhams in Henry the sixt his time by the daughter and coheire of John Sturton of Preston of whom I shall have occasion to speak ere long, and therefore will passe it over here. John son of John Sidenham by Sturton's heire was he that built the most of Brimpton house, and to it some of his successors have added.
- https://archive.org/stream/somersetpub15someuoft#page/106/mode/1up
- Pg.106
- The same John built a fine little chappell adjoyning to the church for their sepulture much beautified of late by a faire tomb raised to the memory of Sir John Sidenham by his son John sithence dead also. In this chappell as in the house you may see a greate number of Coates of Armes in glasse containing from a long series of ancestors their pedigree, till of latter times, amongst which I observe that they have married with the heires and coheires of Kitsford, Dalingrig, Whitton, Hussey, Sturton, Godolfin and Buckland, which have increased both their livelyhood and allyance. This much of the modern Lords of Brimpton.
- Now if you please wee will look a great way back what owners it had then, and that of the evidence of John Sidenham Esquire now owner of it, where I find it written Brimpton D'Evercy for a difference it should seeme from some other place of that name, which I confesse I have not found eyther in this or the next [County]. It is true there are two places in the North-West of Somersett called from Broome Brompton, but this surely takes its denomination from the Saxons' Bryn, intimating the side of a hill, and on such a declining it is seated ; the latter it took from the Lords, as being the possessions of a family soe surnamed, of which I have seene the deeds of Sir Thomas D'Evercy knights, grandfather father and sonne, sealed with faire scales of Armes vizt. 3 Crescents, the last of theis the five and thirtieth of Edward the first founded in the parish church of Brimpton a Chauntry, and died the eighteenth of Edward the second. In this Chauntry he lyes buried haveing on his grave-stone (which lyes flatt on the ground) his effigies carved, Armed in male and crosslegged and on his sheild his Armes depicted which are, Or 3 crescents asure, on each one besant ; at his foot lyes his wife intombed after the same manner. .... etc.
- https://archive.org/stream/somersetpub15someuoft#page/107/mode/1up
- Pg.107
- .... But I will returne to Brimpton which place John eldest sonne of Peter de Winford before spoken of by the eldest sister of Glamorgan had the fortune to purchase entirely from the other coheires, and soe left it unto John Winford his sonne, who having noe child, passed it unto John Sturton after the death of himselfe and Alice Lambrooke his wife ; from whom as you have heard it descended to the Sydenhams now owners of it. [See 'Historical Notes on South Somerset,' ch. iv.] .... etc
- https://archive.org/stream/somersetpub15someuoft#page/108/mode/1up
- Pg.108
- PRESTON.
- Which though it be a member of Evell as parish hereto yet hath it other members belonging unto it. The principall manor hath the addition of Preston Plucknett as once being the lands of Alanus Plucknett of whom I have spoken before at Haselbere, yet gave it the sirname of Preston of noe greate note long since worn out, but the greatest creditt of it was that it gave habitation unto John Sturton who being owner of it built that ancient and in those times faire house which still remaines. He was younger son of John Sturton of Sturton in Wiltshire and half-brother to William first Lord Sturton soe created by King Henry the sixth, but whole brother unto Elisa Bewchamp who was great grandmother to Henry the seventh King of this land. This John Sturton married three wives, every one of them an inheritrix and by every one of them left one daughter heire to their mothers and coheire to his estate. The eldest as erstwhile I tooke you, married to John Sidenham(1) of Brimpton in her right, the second to John Hill(2) of Spaxton by one of whose heires generall married to John Cheyney a faire estate descended to the ancient and noble family of Walgreaves now of Norfolk
- https://archive.org/stream/somersetpub15someuoft#page/109/mode/1up
- Pg.109
- but heretofore of Walgreave in Northamptonshire, who amongst divers manors enjoy this Preston untill this present ; the third daughter of John Sturton was married unto Sir William Dawbuny of theis parts. [See note in 'Som. and Dors. N. & Q.,' I. 205.] .... etc.
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- John Sydenham, Esquire[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
- Born of, Brimpton, Somerset, England
- Father Walter Sydenham
- Family 1 Alice
- Children
- 1. Walter Sydenham, b. Cal 1445, d. 17 Apr 1469, of, Brimpton, Somerset, England
- Family 2 Joan Stourton, d. 1410-1411
- Children
- 1. Jane Sydenham, b. Abt 1438, of, Brimpton, Somerset, England
- 2. Sylvester Sydenham
- 3. Richard Sydenham
- 4. George Sydenham
- Sources
- 1.[S55] Magna Carta Ancestry, Richardson, Douglas, (Baltimore, Maryland : Genealogical Pub. Co., c2005), 942 D5rdm., p. 48.
- 2.[S84] Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Richardson, Douglas, (Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. 21202, copyright 2004), p. 61.
- 3.[S411] The ancestry of Abel Lunt 1769-1806, of Newbury, Massachusetts, Davis, Walter Goodwin, (Portland, Maine : Anthoensen Press, 1963), 929.273 L973d., p. 193.
- 4.[S64] #248 [Reprint, 1977] A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland Enjoying Territorial Possessions or High Official Rank but Uninvested with Heritable Honours (1834-1838; reprint 1977), Burke, John, (1834-1838. Reprint, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1977), 942 D2bc 1977; FHL microfiche 6035997-035999; FHL ., vol. 2 p. 447.
- 5.[S20] Magna Carta Ancestry: A study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Richardson, Douglas, (Kimball G. Everingham, editor. 2nd edition, 2011), vol. 4 p. 158.
- 6.[S47] #688 Collectanea topographica et genealogica (1834-1843), (8 volumes. London: J.B. Nichols, 1834-1843), FHL book 942 B2ct; FHL microfilms 496,953 item 3 a., vol. 1 p. 409.
- 7.[S2212] #249 Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (1868-1938), Church of England. Parish Church of Shere (Surrey), (31 volumes. London: Hamilton, Adams, 1868-1938), FHL book 942 B2m., 2nd series vol. 3 p. 326.
- From: https://histfam.familysearch.org/getperson.php?personID=I35848&tree...
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- STOURTON, John I (d.1438), of Preston Plucknett, Som.
- yr. s. of John Stourton of Stourton, Wilts. by his 2nd w. Alice (d.1407); half-bro. of William*. m. (1) bef. 1403, Joan (c.1376-1406), da. and h. of William Banaster (d.1395) of East Lydford, Som., wid. of Robert Affeton, 1da.; (2) bef. 1416, Alice Denys or Peny, 1da.; (3) bef. 1430, Katherine (d. 20 Mar. 1473), da. of Thomas Payne of ‘Paynshay’, Devon by Margery, da. and h. of Peter Yeovilton of Speckington, Som., 1da.1
- .... Stourton left three daughters, each by a different wife, and his estates were divided between them. The eldest, Cecily, the widow of John Hill† of Spaxton (for whom Stourton had acted as executor in 1434), was now the wife of Sir Thomas Kyriel† of Sarrecourt, on the Isle of Thanet, currently making his reputation as a soldier; the second, Joan, was married to John Sydenham† of Bridgwater; and the third, Alice, was aged seven and as yet unmarried. (Later she was wedded first to William Daubeney† of South Ingleby, by whom she became the mother of Giles, 1st Lord Daubeney, and then to Robert Hill of Houndstone, nephew of his namesake of Spaxton). .... etc.
- From: http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1386-1421/member/st...
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- The visitations of the county of Somerset, in the years 1531 and 1573, together with additional pedigrees, chiefly from the visitation of 1591 (1885)
- https://archive.org/details/visitationscoun00benogoog
- https://archive.org/stream/visitationscoun00benogoog#page/n94/mode/1up
- Pg.76
- Sidenham
- OF BRYMPTON D'EVERCY, NR. YEOVIL.
- Walter Sidenham.; ch: John (m. Agnes _ ) Sidenham.
- John = Agnes.; ch: John (m. Alice Stourton) Sidenham
- John. = Alice, d. and h. of (John Stourton of Preston Plucknett. & d. and h. Payne); ch: Alex. (m. d. Popham), Joan (m. John St. Barbe), Walter (m. Margt. Harcourt), Marcell (m. John Larde?), Richard (m. Joan Cambrey) Sidenham.
- Walter of Brimpton. = Margt., d. Sr. Rob. Harcourt.; ch: (Pg.77 John (m. Eliz. Awdeley) Sidenham.)
- https://archive.org/stream/visitationscoun00benogoog#page/n95/mode/1up
- Pg.77
- John. = Eliz., d. Sir Hugh Awdeley.; ch: Sr. John (m. Anne Bridges) Sidenham.
- Sr. John. = Anne, d. Sr Billes [Gyles] Bridges sister to John Bridges.; ch: Sir John (m. Eliz. Pawlett), Geo., Eliz. (m. Ric. Bamfield), Anne (m. Alex. Sidenham), Mary (m. John Fitz), Walter (m. _ Lawrance) Sidenham.
- Sir John. = Eliz., d. Sr Amias Pawlett.
- Anne. = Alex. Sidenham of Earlston.
- Geo.
- Eliz. = Ric. Bamfield.
- Mary. = John Fitz [of Fitzford, nr. Tavisstock 1564 Devon, p. 96].; ch: John Fitz.
- Walter. = d. and coh. Lawrence of Lawrance.; ch: George, Walter Sidenham.
- https://archive.org/stream/visitationscoun00benogoog#page/n96/mode/1up
- Pg.78
- Sidenham
- OF ALLER, NR. LANGPORT.
- John Sydenham. = Jone, d. and h. John Sturton of Brimpton.; ch: 3. Richard (m. Jane Cambray), 1. Walter, 2. Alexander Sydenham.
- 3. Richard Sidnam of Aller. = Jane, d. Cambray of Denbighshire.; ch: 1. Christoph., 2. Andrew, 4. Thos., 3. Wm. (m. Agnes Worth) Sidenham.
- 3. Wm. = Agnes, d. Worth of Washfield [1564 Devon, p. 212]; ch: 2. Rich., 3. Geo., John (m. Cath. Newton), Cath. (m. _ Hambridge), Eliz.. (m. H Andrews) Sidenham.
- John of Langford Budville, Som. = Cath., d. Th. Newton of Swell.; ch: 1. Nicholas, 2. Hum., Thomosin, Julian, Mary, Joan, Agnes Sidenham.
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- 'Sydenham1'
- Families covered: Sydenham of Chelworthy, Sydenham of Orchard, Sydenham of Sydenham
- John de Sydenham (a 1225)
- m. heiress of Kitsford
- 1. William de Sydenham
- m. Joan (dau of William de Gothayre)
- A. Roger de Sydenham of Sydenham (a 1342)
- i. John de Sydenham of Sydenham
- a. daughter
- m. (Cave ?)
- ii. Richard de Sydenham of Combe Sydenham (a 1388, d 1402-3, Judge)
- m. Joan Delingrige (dau of Robert Delingrige of Bromfield)
- a. Henry de Sydenham
- m. Margery Whitton (dau of John Whitton of Whitton)
- An unusual thing about this family is that, a few times over the next few generations, they had children who grew to adulthood who shared the same name.
- (1) John Sydenham
- m. Joan Sturton (dau of John Sturton of Brimpton)
- (A) Walter Sydenham of Brimpton
- m. Margaret Harcourt (dau of Sir Robert Harcourt)
- (B) Alexander Sydenham
- m. ?? (widow of Popham)
- (i) etc.
- (C) Richard Sydenham of Aller
- m. Jane Cambray of co. Denbigh
- (D) Joan Sydenham
- m. John St. Barbe of Ashington (a 1460)
- (E) Alice Sydenham
- m. John Buller of Lillesdon
- (F)+ other issue - Walter of Ashbrittle, Henry, George (bur 1523, Archdeacon of Salisbury, Chaplain to Kings Henry VII & VIII)
- (2) John Sydenham of Orchard
- m. Margaret Popham of Alfacton
- (E) .... etc.
- i. John de Sydenham of Sydenham
- B. Simon de Sydenham
- m. Marsilla Hillary (dau of John Hillary of Badtalton)
- i. .... etc.
- C. William de Sydenham (dsp)
- A. Roger de Sydenham of Sydenham (a 1342)
- 2. Richard de Sydenham
- Main sources: BEB1844 (Sydenham of Brimpton)
- From: Stirnet.com
- http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ss4tz/sydenham1.php#top
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John Sydenham, Esq., the Elder's Timeline
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1420
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Brimpton, Somerset, England
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1434
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Brimpton, Somerset, England, United Kingdom
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1440
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Brympton, Somerset, England
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1442
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Brimpton, Somerset, England
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1444
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Aller, Somerset, England
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1448
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Brimpton, Somerset, England, United Kingdom
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1450
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Atler & Chedzoy, Somerset, England
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1454
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Brimpton, Somerset, England, United Kingdom
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1456
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Brimpton, Somerset, England, United Kingdom
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April 4, 1468
Age 48
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England
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