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. Married: Robert Cary Ca15 Died: about |
Her sister Mary Hody married Thomas Carew and had:
John Carew+ d. 1626 Arthur Carew d. a 1596 Peter Carew 1 Katherine Carew 1 Dorothy Carew 1 Barbara Carew 1 Mary Carew 1 Margaret Carew 1 Joane Carew 1 William Carew b. b 1548, d. 24 Feb 1601 |
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Ca14 Sir William Cary b 1492 Bristol, England d March 28, 1572 Bristol, England |
Hody, of Netheway, in Brixham. — Sir John Hody, of Stowel, in Somersetshire,
acquired this place in marriage with the heiress of Cole, who had a residence
also at Pillesdon, in Dorsetshire; his son, Sir John Hody, Chief Justice
of the King's Bench, married the heiress of Jewe, of Whitfield, and Beerhall,
in Devon; the posterity of his elder son continued at Netheway for several
descents. John Hody, Esq., sold Netheway in 1696, and left Devon. Edmund
Hody, M. D., of this branch, was of London in 1750. Hugh and Arthur, two
younger sons of Christopher Hody, Esq., of Netheway, who wrote their name
Huddy, were of Brixham in 1620: the co-heiresses of Hugh married Burland,
of Dorsetshire, and Hody, of Northover, in Somersetshire. Sir William
Hody, second son of the Lord Chief Justice, was Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, and ancestor of the Hody's of Pillesdon, in Dorsetshire, and
Crewkerne, in Somersetshire. Robert Hody, Esq., who was of Crewkerne in
the reign of Queen Elizabeth, had two sons; John, the elder, who was of
Beerhall, (Thorncombe,) in Devon, left an only daughter married to Bowditch;
the next son was ancestor of the Hodys, of Northover, in Somersetshire;
of which branch was the learned Dr. Humphry Hody, archdeacon of Oxford,
who died in 1706.
Arms of Hody: — Argent, a fesse party, per fesse indented, V. and S. between two cottises counterchanged. Crest: A bull passant, Argent. From: 'General history: Families removed since 1620', Magna Britannia: volume 6: Devonshire (1822), pp. CLXXIII-CCXXV. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50555. Date accessed: 23 January 2008. |
Record Summary
Scope and content Receipt of 40 marks by Sir Robert Spencer and Elinor
Countess of Wiltshire, widow of James Earl of Wiltshire, from the Earl
of Ormond, William Husee, chief justice of common pleas, the assign of
Sir John Cheyne, Sir William Hody, Sir John Biconell, William Dunthorn,
clerk, William Marten, William Frost and Thomas Cary in part payment of
an annuity of 80 marks payable during Ormond's life.
Covering dates 1496 3 June
Availability Open Document, Open Description, Normal Closure before
FOI Act: 30 years
Held by The National Archives, Kew