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Croker 1: Croker of Lineham (Lyneham), Croker of Trevillas, Bulteel of Fleet, Bulteel of Lyneham
 
(1) Each of BLG1886, BLGI1912 & Commoners quote the following "old proverbial distich" to indicate that this family was in Devon before the Norman Conquest:


        "Croker, Crewys, and Coplestone,
         When the Conqueror came were at home."
(2) Commoners reports that "There were no less than eleven John Crokers in almost uninterrupted succession". This indicates that, allowing for the Hugh, it is possible that there were 5 generations of successive Johns before the first one we mention.
(3) Commoners reports that Lineham came into the family in the time of Henry IV (who r. 1399-1413) by marriage with "the heiress of Churchill of that place; the younger branch of which family was the ancestor of the Duke of Marlborough." 

Sir John Croker of Lineham, Devon (d 14.03.1508)
m. Elizabeth Fortescue (dau of Sir Richard Fortescue of Punsbourne)
1. John Croker of Lineham (d 1520)
  BLGI1912 mentions only John's marriage to Elizabeth Pollard but various web sites confirm that it was this John who was previously married to ...
m1. (sp) Jane Arundell (dau of Humphrey Arundell)
  m2. Elizabeth Pollard (d 21.05.1531, dau of Sir Lewes Pollard, m2. Sir Hugh Trevanyon)
  A. John Croker of Lineham (a 1548)
  m. Elizabeth Strode (dau of Richard Strode of Newnham)
  i. John Croker of Lineham (d 18.11.1612) the first mentioned by Visitation
  m. Agnes Servington (dau of John Servington of Tavistock)
a. Hugh Croker of Lineham
  Visitation identifies Hugh's wife as Agnes, dau of _ Bamfield of Bamfield. BLG1952 names his wife ...
  m. (c1580) Agnes Bonvil (dau of John (sb Richard?) Bonvil of Ivybridge)
  (1) John Croker of Lineham
  m1. Joane Lee (widow of _ Webber)
(A) John Croker of Lineham or Lyneham (b c1610) the last mentioned by Visitation
  m. (23.09.1657) Jane Pole (dau of Sir John Pole)
  (i) Courtenay Croker or Crocker of Lyneham (d 1740)
  m. Catherine Hillersden (dau/coheir of Richard Hillersden of Membland)
  (a) Mary Crocker of Lyneham
  m. John Bulteel of Flete, Devon
  ((1)) John Bulteel of Lyneham & Flete (& Membland)
  m. Diana Bellenden (b 1731, d 1759, dau of John, Lord Bellenden)
  ((A)) John Bulteel of Lyneham & Flete
  m. Elizabeth Perring (dau of Thomas Perring of Modbury)
  ((i)) John Crocker Bulteel of Flete & Lyneham, Sheriff of Devon (d 10.09.1843)§R§
  m. (13.05.1826) Elizabeth Grey (d 08.11.1880, dau of Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey)
  m2. Elizabeth Champnon (dau of Sir Arthur Champnon)
  (2) Joan Croker
  m. _ Peirse
  (3) Elizabeth Croke
  m1. _ Rule
  m2. _ Moon
(4) Agnes Croker
  m. _ Worthall
  (5) Margaret Croker
  m. Richard Koone
  (6)+ other issue - Francis, Hugh, Christopher, Mary
  b. Anne Croker apparently of this generation
  m. John Fowell of Plymouth (b 1557) 
  c. Mary Croker probably of this generation
  m. Thomas Southcott of Calwoodley
  ii. Thomas Croker of St. Agnes or Trevillas (Cornwall), later of Ballynanker (Waterford) (d before 1620)
  m. Margery Gill (dau of John Gill of Tavistock)
  a. John Croker of Trevillas or Tavistock had issue
  m. _ Squire
  b. Hugh Croker of Ballyander (d 01.1663) - continued below
  m. Alice Taylor
  c. Edward Croker of Rawleighstown (Rawlinston), co. Limerick (d 1641)
  m. Catherine Downing (dau of John Downing)
2. Elizabeth Croker probably of this generation
  m. John Gilbert of Compton (dsp 01.05.1539)
 
Hugh Croker of Ballyander, co. Wexford (d 01.1663) - continued above
m. Alice Taylor
1. ?? Croker
  A. John Croker of Tallow (b 1695, d 1743)
  i. Walter Croker (b 1728, d 1789)
  m. Sarah Devereux (dau of Edward Devereux)
  a. John Croker (b 1749, d 29.04.1814, surveyor general of Ireland)
  m1. Catherine Welstead
  (1) Walter Croker (dvp 1807)
  (A) Catherine Croker
  m. William Pennell 
(B) Margaret Croker
  m. Lovell Pennell
  (2) Catherine Croker
  m. William Miller of Londonderry
  m2. Hester Rathborne (dau of Rev. Richard Rathborne by dau of Admiral ?? Wilson by Mary, dau/coheir of Henry Paschall of Great Beddow)
  (3) John Wilson Croker (b 20.12.1780, a 1832, MP)
  m. (22.05.1806) Rosamund Pennell (dau of William Pennell, Consul General in Brazil)
  (A)+ issue (d young) - son, daughter
  (4) Sarah Croker (d 1820/1816)
  m. (1815) J.T. Bond (Dean of Ross) 
  ii. John Croker of Airhillhad male issue
  iii. William Croker of Johnstown
  a. (Elizabeth) Croker
  m. (06.12.1800) Frederick Mullins (son of 1st Lord Ventry) 

Main source(s):
(1) For upper section : Visitation (Devon, 1620, Crokker (sic)), BLG1952 (Bulteel of Leighon formerly of Pamflete) with early generations from BLGI1912 (Croker of Ballynagarde)
(2) For lower section : Commoners (vol I, Croker)
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