Mary Aylmer

Mary Aylmer formerly Newce Born 1549 Wife of Theophilus Aylmer

Descendants Mother of John Aylmer, Theophilus Aylmer, Mary (Aylmer) Booth, Judith (Aylmer) Hone, Elizabeth Aylmer, Jane Aylmer, Jane Aylmer, Cecilia (Aylmer) Floyd, Leventhorpe Aylmer, Samuel Aylmer, Zachariah Aylmer, Elizabeth Aylmer, Justinian Aylmer, Edward Aylmer and Tobell Aylmer

Died 4 Mar 1638 in Shoreditch, London Borough of Hackney, Greater London, England

Theophilus married by say 1589 to Mary Newce [2][3] After the death of Theophilus, Mary (Newce) Aylmer married, as her 2nd, to John Rowe, gent, of Bishops Stortford.[2]

Theophilus and Mary had fifteen children (list from Hatcher):[2]

John Aylmer • * bp 16 Aug 1590; m Unknown, Vicar of Cumberton Theophilus Aylmer • * bp 16 Sep 1591; m Elizabeth Colles Mary Aylmer • bp 12 Nov 1592; m William Boothe Judith Aylmer • bp 11 Dec 1593; m Thomas Hone Elizabeth Aylmer • * bp 22 Dec 1594, d young Jane Aylmer • bp 15 Jan 1595/6, bur 11 Jun 1596 Jane Aylmer • * (2nd Jane), bp 28 Feb 1596/7 Cecilia (Cecily) Aylmer • * bp 17 Sep 1598; m Hugh Floyd, DD Leventhrope Aylmer • bp 2 Feb 1599/1600 Samuel Aylmer • bp 29 Mar 1601; m Unknown Zachariah Aylmer • bp 27 Mar 1603 Elizabeth Alymer • (2nd Elizabeth), bp 13 Oct 1605 Justinian Aylmer • * bp 25 Mar 1607; m 1) Joane Wilmot, 2) Anne/Hannah Chandler Edward Aylmer • * bp 15 Nov 1610 Vubell [Tobell ?] [Amhill ?] Aylmer • * named in uncle's 1627 will

• Included in the Lincolnshire Pedigrees ...[3] Title

D.D. (Doctor of Divinity) [3] 28 April 1589 Rector of Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England [3] 1591 Archdeacon of London [3]

Theophilus was buried on 11 January 1625/6 at St Margaret's in the Close, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England.[2]

Theophilus left an undated will which was probated on 28 January 1625/6.[2] He made his wife Mary sole executrix (to whom he left the lease on property called the Lodge), sons John, Theophilus, Samuel and Tobell; daughters: Jane, Elizabeth, Mary Boothe, Judith Hone, and Cicely Floude. He also mentioned his brother Zachary Ailmer. Witnesses: Edmund Aylmer, Robert Lowe.[2]

Research Notes

Note that the Lincolnshire Pedigrees ... (1902) does not agree with the article by Hatcher (2013), in number of children. The Pedigrees report only eight children, while Hatcher reports fifteen. Only one name is uncertain, the youngest is called Amhill in the Pedigrees and Vubell (or Tobell) by Hatcher.

Text from volume 50, Lincolnshire Pedigrees, page 54: Theophilus Aylmer, D.D., bapt. at St. Margaret's, Lincoln, 14 April, 1565; Rector of Much Hadham, Herts. 28 April 1589; Archdeacon of London 1591; proved his mother's will 4 Feb. 1618-19; died Jan. 1625-6; bur. at Hadham. [MARRIAGE] Mary, dau. of William Newse or Newce of Much Hadham, Herts; living 20 June 1618 and 29 July 1627, then a widow.[3] Sources

↑ 1.0 1.1 England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975. Theophilus Aelmer, 14 Apr 1565; citing Saint Margarets in the Close, Lincoln, Lincoln, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 0599503 IT 1. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 Hatcher, Patricia, L., (2013) "Identifying Judith Hone, Wife of John 2 Armistead of Virginia, with Hone and Aylmer Ancestry of Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison (continued)." American Ancestors Journal. Boston, MA: NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org (2013, Pages 366-79, citing pp 369-). ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 The Harleian Society, (1902) Lincolnshire Pedigrees, edited by A.R. Maddison Vol 50. London: Mitchell, Hughes and Clarke, Archive.org (Volume 50 for the year 1902, Page 54).

See also:

Hatcher, Patricia, L., (2012) "Identifying Judith Hone, Wife of John 2 Armistead of Virginia, with Hone and Aylmer Ancestry of Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison." American Ancestors Journal. Boston, MA: NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org (2012, Pages 352-64).