Thomas Eyre, ll, of South Newton

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Thomas Eyre of South Newton, co. Wilts & Salisbury city (d. 1633), was the mayor of Salisbury in 1610.[1]

He's recorded as Thomas Eyre of Purbeck, co Dorset. in c. 1663.[2]

Parents

He is the fourth son of Thomas Eyre of Salisbury and Elizabeth Rogers.[1]

Thomas Eyres (that spelling) baptised 24 August 1580 son of Thomas Eyres at St Thomas Salisbury. [3]

Marriage

He married Anne, dau. of Rev. Thomas Jaye of Fittleton, co. Wilts.[1]

children:

1. Thomas III (b. c. 1616, age 7 in 1623).[2][4] m. Elizabeth.[4]
2. Robert (b. c. 1619, age 4 in 1623), unmarried.[4]
3. Christopher of Manuden, co. Essex (b. aft. 1619, under age 4 in 1623), living at Manuden 1652-79.[4]
4. Anne (b. c. 1621, age 2 in 1623).[4] m. (21 Mar 1642 Manuden, co. Essex) John Flowerdew of Hethersett, co. Norfolk.[4]
5. Martha (bp. 25 Jul 1625 South Newton, co. Wilts - bur. Manuden, co. Essex; will proved 23 Aug 1697).[4] m. George James of Manuden, co. Essex.[4]
6. Gabriel (bp. 27 Oct 1628 South Newton - d. inf.; bur. 28 Oct 1628 South Newton).[4]
7. William.[4] m Elizabeth Flowerdew

Descendants

grandson Thomas Eyre of Kensington, son of Thomas II; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Banks, gent.

Thomas Eyre

Family links:

Parents:

• Thomas Eyre (1549 - 1629)
• Elizabeth Rogers Eyre (1549 - 1612)

Siblings:

• Robert Eyre (1569 - 1638)*
• Nicolas Eyre (1573 - 1573)*
• Elynor Eyre (1575 - 1590)*
• Thomas Eyre (1575 - 1575)
• Francis Eyre (1576 - 1590)*
• Jane Eyre (1587 - 1587)*
• Ann Ayers Nutter (1608 - 1675)*
• Calculated relationship

Burial: St Thomas Becket Church Salisbury Wiltshire Unitary Authority Wiltshire, England

Created by: Robert DeVowe Record added: Jun 02, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 130737643

• Wiltshire Notes & Queries, 5, p. 416. Google Books.
• Burke, Bernard, Sir. A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Great Britain & Ireland 6th ed. London : Harrison 1879. Vol I. page 531
• Burke, B. (1871). "Eyre of Warrens, Bramshaw," in A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain & Ireland, 1, p. 411. Google Books.