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Reade 3: Rede Read of Beccles, Reade of Folkestone, Read of Norwich, Rede of Redydale, Read /Reade or Rede of Weston, , Reade of Bardwell, Reade of Wrangle, Reade of Appelford, Reade of Barton Court, Reade of Beedon, Reade of Dunstew, Reade of Ipsden, Reade of Shipton Court
| Re22 =23. Brian de Rede | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re21 =22. | William de Rede 2nd son | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re20 =21. | Robert de Rede | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re19 =20 | Galfrinus de Rede | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re18 =19 | Thomas de Rede of Redydale | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re17 =18 | Thomas Rede a 1429 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re16 =17 | Thomas Read | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-1 | John Read of Norwich d 11.11.1502the
first mentioned by the Visitations
m Joan Ludlow d 1503 |
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| Re15-1-1 | William Read or Rede of Beccles, Suffolk d by 1552
m Margaret Tooley of Catton Corton? d 1540 |
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| Re15-1-1-1 | Thomas Read or Rede of Beccles b by 1503, d by 1554
m1 Margaret dau of Nicholas Quynt Quinton? |
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| m2 Ella Goldingham dau of John Goldingham of Balstead | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-1-1-1-1 | John Rede or Reade of Weston Hall bur 06.03.1603
m Ursula Cooke dau of William Cooke of Linstead |
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| i | Thomas Reade of Weston bur 03.09.1622
m Anne Gawdy dau of Sir Thomas Gawdy of Claxton & Redenhall |
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| Visitation Suffolk reports that Thomas & Anne had 7 sons and 7 daughters. Some details come from Visitation London, 1634, Reade. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| a | Audrey Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Astley Brampton 'of the Exchequer' | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| b+ | other issue - Henry, Edward, Clipsbe of London a 1634, 4 sons, Dorothy, 5 daughters | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ii | Ella Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Francis Goldingham of Banham | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| iii | Dorothy Rede bpt 26.02.1560 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m 03.08.1584 Edward Clare of Essex | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| iv+ | other issue - John d by 1590, Elizabeth bur 19.05.1566 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-1-1-1-2 | George Rede of Thorington
m Ann Lee dau of Sir Anthony Lee, m2. Leonard Spencer of Rendlesham |
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| Visitation Suffolk reports that they had 2 daughters, one bpt 1561, the other bpt 1563. It is probable that one of them was ... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| i | Anne Rede | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m1 1585 Francis Jenney dvp 1590 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m2 William Jermy | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-1-1-1-3 | Margaret or Frances Rede
m William Drake of Hardley d 1584 |
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| Re15-1-1-4 | Alice Rede
m Roger Roser of Hacheston |
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| Re15-2 | William Read of London, later of Wathe Hall & Little Redishamb c 1490 d 10.02.1542
m Anne Ferneley dau of William Ferneley of London & West Creeting she m2 Sir Thomas Gresham of Osterley |
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| Re15-1-1-2-1+ | 2 sons | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-1-1-3 | Joan Readb c 1492 bur 30.03.1579
m Robert Daundy of Ipswich bur 11.04.1558 |
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| Re15-1-1-4 | Anne Read b c 1494
m Christopher Playters of Sotterley d 1547 |
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| Re15-1-1-5 | Margery Read b c 1496 bur 20.08.1565-6
m Clement Palgrave of Barningham Northwood d 1583 |
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| Re15-1-6 | Elizabeth Read b c 1498
m Augustin Steward, Mayor of Nowrich d by 1571 |
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| Re15-1-7 | Ellen Read b c 1500
m Robert Miller of Lynn |
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| Re15-1-8 | Margaret Read b c 1502
m John Berney of Reedham b c 1500 d by 1558 |
-1 Henry Barney or Berney of Reedham b c 1540 d 1584 BP1934 'restarts' with this Henry.
m Alice Appleton dau of Roger Appleton of Dartford and Comb
-2 Henry Barney or Berney of Hadockstone, Yorkshire m Elizabeth Tirwhitt had issue -3 John Barney or Berney 'of London' m. Mary Cursoun dau of Sir Francis Cursoun of Walter Pury -4 Anne Berney m Thomas Gybbon of Norfolk -5 Margaret Berney b c1566, d before m m Edmond Paston of Appleton d before 06.05.1630 -6 |
-1-1 Sir Thomas Berney of Park Hall in Reedham, Sheriff of Norfolk b c 1556 d 1616 m. Juliana or Mary Gawdy dau of Sir Thomas Gawdy of Redenhall or Rednell | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-1-9+ | other issue d young? - 3 sons, 1 daughter | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2 | Edward Read, Sheriff then Mayor of Norwich
m1 sp Elizabeth Lyston |
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| m2 Isolde, Isabel or Izod Stanley dau of William Stanley, son/heir of Sir Humphrey | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2-1 | John Read, Sherrif of Norfolk dsp 14.06.1572 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2-2 | William Read Rev. - continued below | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2-3 | Sir Peter Read of Gymmyngham, Norfolk d 29.12.1568, General
m1 Jane Lee dau of Sir Anthony Lee of Quarenden |
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| Re15-2-3-1 | Elizabeth/Isabell Read dsp young? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m2 Anne Blennerhassett dau of Sir Thomas Blennerhassett of Frens, widow of George Duke of Brampton | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2-3-2 | Giles Read b 1525 Milton Banbury dvp
m Katherine Greville dau sb sister of Lord Brooke |
-1 Elizabeth Reed/Reade b 1578 in Larke Stoke, Gloucestershire d 1631 Worcester m 1594 Quinton Gloucester Richard Brent b 1573 Admington and Lark stoke d 1652 Lark Stoke son of Richard Brent and Mary Huggerford |
-1-1 Mary Brent b c 1594 -1-2 Giles Brent Sr b c 1600 Stoke & Admington d 31 Aug 1671 Stafford Co VA m1 1644 MD Mary Kittamaquund b 1633 MD d 1658 VA+ 3 ch dau of Chitomachen Kittamaquund m2 Frances Whitegreave -1-3 Margaret Brent b 1601 Stoke & Admington d May 1671 Westmoreland Co VA -1-4 Anne Brent b 1602 Illmington London d 1646 St Marys Co MD -1-5 George Brent b c 1602 Gloucestershire or Worcester m aft 1635 Mariana Peyton -1-6 Fulke Brent -1-7? John Brent |
-1-2-1 Col Giles Brent Jr b 5 Apr 1652 d 2 Sep 1679 Middlesex Co VA m Mary x b c 1600 -1-2-2 Richard Brent b 1654 ?Va d 9 Dec 1663 ?VA -1-2-3 Mary Brent b 1655 Peace Westmoreland Co VA d 13 Jun 1713 Pr Geo Co MD m 1671 Calvert Co John Fitzherbert -1-5-1 Anne Brent b 1640 Lark Stoke d there 1714 m James Clifton b 1636 Westby Lancashire d 1714 Salwark son of Thomas Clifton and Anne Hallsall -1-5-2 George Brent -1-5-3 Robert Brent Gent. |
-1-2-1-1 William Brent b c 1677 d 1709 -1-5-1-1 Thomas Clifton b 1663 Engl d 1708 Stafford Co Va m by 17 May 1706 Sarah Ashton b by 1677 d Nov 1749 dau of John Ashton and Grace Frizier she m1 c 1695 Philip Alexander + 4 ch m3 c 1720 David McGill -1-5-1-2 Thomas Clifton -1-5-1-3 James Clifton |
-1-2-1-1-1 William Brent b 1710 d 1742 -1-5-1-1-1 Robert Burdette Clifton b 29 Jul 1708 d 1762 m 15 Jul 1732 Kg Geo Co VA Francis Hill |
-1-2-1-1-1-1 William Brent b 1732 Richland Stafford Co VA d Mar 1782 ?Richmond Wise VA m Eleanor Carroll b 27 Apr 1732 Pr Geo Co MD d 19 Mar 1788 VA ?= dau of Daniel Carroll b c 1705 and Eleanor Darnall b c 1706 Prince George Co d 3 Feb 1798 grandau of Henry Darnall -1-5-1-1-1-1 Burdette/Burditt clifton b 3 Feb 1736 Stafford VA d 1798 Bardstown KY m 2 Dec 1759 Rebecca Kenner b 1738 Fauquier Co d 1799 Bardstown dau of Howson Francis Kenner Jr and Margaret Eskridge |
-1-2-1-1-1-1-1 Sen Richard Brent b 1757 Richland Stafford Co VA d 30 Dec 1814 DC -1-2-1-1-1-1-2 Anne Brent b 17 Apr 1777 d 29 July 1862 m Daniel Carroll of Duddington b c 1758 d 9 May 1849 -1-5-1-1-1-1-1 Howson Clifton -1-5-1-1-1-1-2 William David Clifton -1-5-1-1-1-1-3 Sarah Clifton b 1768 Bardstown d 1815 Burkesville KY m John Edwards King |
-1-2-1-1-1-1-2-1 Charles Carroll d 1819 m Mary Ann Carroll dau of Henry Hill Carroll and Sarah Rogers -1-2-1-1-1-1-2-2 Maria Carroll d ca. 1804. -1-2-1-1-1-1-2-3 Eleanor Carroll b ca. 1791 d 18 July 1864 Washington DC m William Dudley Digges b c 1790. -1-2-1-1-1-1-2-4 William Carroll -1-5-1-1-1-1-3-1 Catherine King m Bobo -1-5-1-1-1-1-3-2 Valentine King b 9 Jan 1794 Burkesville Ky d 13 Jul 1835 Opelousas St Landry LA m 15 Jan 1818 Nancy King dau of George King and Amelie Mathilde Lejeune -1-5-1-1-1-1-3-2-1 Caroline King b 1835 d 1878 Avoyelles LA m Alfred Briggs Irion -1-5-1-1-1-1-3-2-1-1 Annie Winn Irion m 2 Mar 1878 Adolphe Jalmeus Lafargue + sev ch |
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| Re15-2-4 | Margaret Read
m Robert Cage |
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| Re15-2-5 | Elizabeth Read
m Jeffrey Loveday |
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| A+ | issue - Arthur, Mauld, Anne | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m3. Isabel Woodlesse of Harwich | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2-6 | Ursula Read | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m1 Thomas Garneys of Beccles Reed shows Ursula as mother by Thomas of the wife of Edward Croft. However, Visitation shows that it was Thomas Browne who was Edward's father-in-law. That is supported by the Croft records. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m2 Thomas Browne of Attleborough | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2-6-1 | Anne Browne d 1575, heir
m Edward Croft d 1601, son/heir of Sir James of Croft Castle |
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| m3. sp Sir John Brend | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m4. sp Thomas Colby | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m4 Ann/Agnes Cranmer widow of y Blackman | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-2-7 | Francis Read d young | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-3 | Edmund Read | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1 | Thomas Read | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-4+ | other issue - Thomas of Carleton & Beccles d by 1543, rector of Beccles, Roger, Clement, John Sheriff of Norwich, son d young?, 4 daughters | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15 =16 =18 | Sir Robert Reade of Buckingham Lord Chief Justice, 7th/youngest son The following comes from Visitation
Surrey, 1530+1572, Carrell, BHO History and Topographical Survey of the
County of Kent, Volume 3, Parishes: Chidingstone & Visitation Kent, 1574, Willoughby.
m Margaret Alphew dau of John Alphew or Alphege of Bore Place |
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| Re14 =15 =17 | Bridget Reade b c 1485 called Katheryn by Visitation Kent
m Sir Thomas Willoughby of Bore Place d 1545, Chief Justice |
Wi13 =14 =16 Robert Willoughby of Bore Place b c 1505
m Dorothy Willoughby dau of Sir Edward Willoughby of Wollaton
Wi13-2 Christopher Willoughby of Penshurst m Margaret Tottishurst dau of Richard Tottishurst Wi13-3 Mary Willoughby m Humfrey Waldron of Devon Wi13-4 Elizabeth Willoughby m Thomas Tottishurst of Kent |
Re12 =13 =15 Thomas Willoughby of Bore Place b c 1530 m Catharine Hart b c 1530 dau of Sir Percival Hart of Lullingston Court/Castle b c 1505 d 1580 m Freswide Braye | Wi11 =12 =14 Sir Percival Willoughby 'of Middleton' b c 1560 d 23.08.1643
m Bridget Willoughby d 16.07.1629, dau of Sir Francis Willoughby of Wollaton
Wi11-2 Edward Willoughby m Winifrid Willoughby dau of Sir Francis Willoughby of Wollaton Wi11-3 Thomas Willoughby b c 1571 Wi11-4 Robert Willoughby Wi11-5 George Willoughby Wi11-6 Henry Willoughby Wi11-7 Frideswide Willoughby Wi11-8 Elizabeth Willoughby Wi11-9 Bridget Willoughby Wi11-10 Sibbell Willoughby |
Wi10-1 Sir Francis Willoughby of Wollaton b c 1590 d 1663/5 m Cassandra Ridgway dau of Thomas, Earl of Londonderry
Wi10-2 Edward Willoughby of Kingsbury and Cossall m Elizabeth Atkinson Wi10-3 Percival Willoughby of Derby b about 1594 a 1634, 5th son m Elizabeth Cooke dau of Sir Francis Cooke of Trusley Wi10-4 Theodosia Willoughby bur 07.11.1630 m c 1610 Rowland Mynors of Treago Wi10-5 Bridget Willoughby d 30.06.1624 m1 1606 Nicholas Strelley d by 1609 m2 14.10.1610 Henry Cavendish of Doveridge d 22.12.1624 Wi10-6 Elizabeth Willoughby m 1609 John Gell of Derbyshire Wi10 =13Thomas Willoughby possibly here or uncle below b 1598 d 15 April 1657 on his plantation Willoughy Hope at Willoughby Point, the progenitor of the Virginia family or the uncle shown m Alice ?Layton dau of John Layton and Ann Burra (?Layton) m 1608 in Va.s. Son Thomas b 1632 Wi10-8 Henry Willoughb Wi10-9 Robert Willoughby Wi10 ?=11 Lettice Willoughby =?m b c 1610 Anthony Harrison b 1610 in Over, Cambridge, England d c 1680 in New Kent VA |
Wi9-1 Alice Willoughby b about 1662
m1 Henry Seawell of Sewells Point m2 Matthew Phripp
Ha10-1 Richard Harrison Ha10 James Harrison b 1641 in Va d 9 Jun 1712 Essex Co Va brought over by Robert Taliaferro. m1 x m2 1690 in Hanover Parish, Richmond Co Elizabeth Pigg/Prigg b 1645 in Va wid of George Mott Ha10-3 Andrew Harrison b ABT 1650 in St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co d 1686 in North Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock/Richmond Co Va m Thomasine Whitehead b ABT 1654 in St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland County Ha10-4 George Harrison b 1650 in Cople Parish, Westmoreland Co d 30 Sep 1713 Cople Parish Westmoreland Co m abt 1678 in Cople Parish Elizabeth Duncan b ABT 1654 in Perthshire, Scotland dau of Peter Duncan b 17 JUN 1624 in Cannongate, Edinburgh, Mid Lothian, Scotland and Elizabeth 'Bessie' Caldwell b 26 JUL 1628 in High Church, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Ha10-5 Daniel Harrison b BEF 1640 d 3 OCT 1677 in Lancaster Co Va m Mary x |
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| Re14-2 | Jane Reade
m John Carrell or Caryll Sergeant at law |
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| Re15 | Dorothy Reade called Mary by Visitation Surrey
m Sir Edward Wootton b 1489, d 08.11.1550 |
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| Re14-5 | Mary Reade not named by Visitation Surrey
m Sir William Barentyne or Barryngtyne of Oxfordshire |
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| Re14-5+ | other issue - son dvpsp 1501 - called Robert by Visitation, Edmund judge by BHO, Elizabeth Abbess of Mawling | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re15-4+ | other issue - Sir Bartholomew a 1502, Sheriff then Lord Mayor of London, Richard of Shipden in Norfolk, Simon, William of London, Thomas | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re17-2 | Edward de Rede | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re18-2.+ | other issue - William, Robert | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Re21-2.+ | other issue - Robert, Thomas of Redydale | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| William Read Rev. - continued above | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1. | Sir William Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Elizabeth Menis of Sandwich heir | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| A. | William Reade of Folkestone, Kent d c1618 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Rebecca Menis dau/coheir of Sir Robert Menis of Sandwich | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| i. | Matthew Reade of Folkestone d c1625 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Alice Ward dau of Ambrose Ward | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| a. | William Reade d young | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| b. | Elizabeth Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Henry Oxenden of Deane | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| c. | Benet Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m John Michel of Richmond | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ii. | John Reade dsp | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| iii. | Sir William Reade of Canterbury d c1630?, of the Middle Temple | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Lucy Heneage dau of Michael Heneage by dau of Robert Honywood | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| a. | John Reade of Gray's Inn d unm | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| b. | William Reade of Weymouth, Massachusetts b 1565, d 1623had issue in USA | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Avice Deacon b 1586, d 1621 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| c. | Rebecca Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m _ Wansford | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| d. | Anna Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m1 Thomas Hatton of London | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m2 John Brewer | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| iv. | Richard Reade of London d c1657 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The Harleian editor noted that the following has been supplemented by information taken from Visitation Cambridgeshire, 1684. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Joanna Dale dau/coheir of William Dale of London | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| a. | Richard Reade of Whitlesey b c1639, a 1684 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Margaret Atkinson dau of Henry Atkinson of Whitlesey | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1+ | issue a 1684 - Henry b c1664, Richard b c1676, John b c1683, Rebecca b c1666, Sara b c1671, Joanna b c1673, Anna b c1678 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| b. | Elizabeth Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m John Ellis of London | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| c.+ | other issue - William, Elizabeth | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| B. | Matthew Reade dsp | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| C. | Alice Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Stephen Richardson | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| D. | Rebecca Reade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| m Stephen Ruck | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Main sources: 'The English Ancestry of William Reade of
Weymouth', a paper delivered by Edward F. Reed as reported in 'Proceedings
of The Reade Historical and Genealogical Assocation with papers on the
family history read at its first three annual meetings', printed in Boston
in 1907 found online here
with support for the upper section from Visitation Norfolk, 1563+1589+1613,
Read & Visitation Suffolk, Rede of Beccles and Weston, 1561 and support
for the lower section from Visitation Kent, 1619, Reade
John MARMION of Checkendon
Spouse: ___
Children: Cicely/Cecily; Margery
Cicely MARMION
Spouse: John REDE, Sarjeant at Law 1492; he married 2 Cecilia Harlyngugge
Children: 1 Edmund 2 Margery, William, Joan, Edward
Parliamentary History of the county of Oxford: Peace and of oyer for Bucks 9 March and 21 Dec 1382. On 24 June 1384 Reg Malyns, Thomas Sakevyll, Edm Malyns, T Barentyn, and John Reede were app to arrest and bring before the King and Council the persons found to have entered with an armed force the manor of the King's clerk, Edm Brudenell at Wodemondesle, co Oxford, assaulted his servants and threatened to kill them and burn the manor. On 25 Oct 1420 Peter Huet, John Rede and others were app to provide victuals for the King's Household. His wife Cecily gave Gathampton manor to their son Edmund Rede see 1450. Member for Oxfordshire 1390 John Rede. 10/21/1450 Edmund Rede. Sir Edmund Rede of Borstall, son of Edm Rede Sheriff, 1438 son of theM P 1388 by Christiana only dau of Robert James of Chakenden and Boarstall, son and heir of the MP 1377, and who gave £20 to the Abbot and Convent of Dorchester to pray for him 19 Feb 1438, was sheriff of Oxon as Edward 1450; JP Bucks 3/19/1463 and 13 May 1466, app Sheriff of Beds and Bucks during pleasure 13 May 1461, and was commissioned with three others 28 Sept 1462 to arrest Robert Bunkle, John Dalahowe, Rd Harreys, ang Edmund Warde and bring them before the King Chancery. Kennet has much to say about him. He m 1 Agnes dau of Sir John Cottesmore, Chief Justice of the Common Plea, and 2 Katherine widow of sir John Gaynesford and died 1487./p
Parochial antiquities attempted in the history of Ambrosden Vol. 2: In the year 1434 John Ormesby being enfeoffed by Cicely, the late wife of John Rede, in the manor of Standelf, in the parish of Pirton, com Oxon, conveyed it by a deed to Edmund Rede. //P// The said Robert James and Catharine had issue one only daughter Christina before this time married to Edmund Rede of Borstall son of John Rede and Cecily his wife which Cecily was afterward wife and relict of Sir Thomas Sakevile knight which Edmund Rede did now obtain a grant from Robert Ponynges knight, William Lisle knight, Thomas Chaucer esquire, and other trustees of a certain field called Horshole lying under a wood called Bechwode in the parish of Chakenden, com Oxon with advowson of the said church.
Survey of the antiquities of the city of Oxford: Patronage of the Austin Friary. At the first foundation of their covent they had but a small oratory but, by the benevolence of the aforementioned Sir John Handlo, was much increased with divers additions. Wherin as I have learned his body was buried under a fair monument. Who being accounted a founder caused his heires to challenge the patronage of this place and more especially one Edmund Rede of Borstall com Bucks esquire, who being desirous to be a benefactor to this place, did lay claime to the patronag also therof. Which was after this manner first he alledged that the said Sir John Handlo had a son named Sir Richard Handlo, knight, from whome descended lineally a daughter called Elizabeth de la Pole and from her another heiress named Katherine James from her also came Christina Rede, mother to this Edmund Rede father to William Rede his first begotten son. Which, being proved, he did with licence from the king become a benefactor and the cheif patron of this place. Upon which account also the priour and the covent with license from John Cap grave their Provinciall did in the year 1456 confirme to him and his son William Rede severall chambers between their church and refectory with a garden plott lying before it toward the street to have free entrance and lodge or inhabite there when they pleas at their coming to Oxon.
Burke's genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry, Volume 2 By John Burke. GALFRINUS DE REDE son of DAVID DE REDE whose brother John de Rede held lands from the Bishop of Norwich grandson of Robert de Rede and great grandson by Margaret Glanville his wife of William de Rede who was fourth in descent from ?RIANUS DE REDE, living in 1139, had three sons I Robert of Rede who m Cecilia Randall and d in 1346 leaving a son Robert, consecrated Bishop of Carlisle 8 Feb 1396, and translated same year to Chichester, d in 1415, and left his property to the Dean and Chapter; II William Bishop of Chichester, consecrated in 1369 d 18 Aug 1385; and III THOMAS REDE of Redysdale who was father of THOMAS REDE living in 1429 whose son EDMUND REDE possessed property at Hedington Oxon. He m Christiana dau of Robert James and Catharine de la Pole, his wife, and had with a son Edmund whose son Edmund was Lord of Porstal another son and heir. JOHN REDE, mayor of Norwich in 1388 and serjeant at law in 1402, who had with a dau MagdaIina m to T Paston Esq of Paston and d in 1429 two sons Henry Patron of Clothall Herts in 1405 and EDWARD of whom presently. The second son; EDWARD REDE m Izod dau of Sir Humphrey Stanley and had, with other issue, JOHN of whom presently; Bartholomew Sir Knt and mayor of London in I502, buried in 1505; and Robert Sir Knt, lord chief justice in 1507 and executor to HENRY VII who m Margaret dau of T Alpergh Esq and d in 1519. The eldest son JOHN REDE of Norwich m Joan Ludlow and d 11 Nov 1502 leaving, with other issue, THOMAS REDE of Beccles who m Philippa Bacon and had five sons: 1 WILLIAM his heir, 2 John of Norwich warden of New College Oxon in 1520 d in 1521, 3 Alan Prior or Abbot of Waltham in 1507, 4 Edward sheriff of Norfolk in 1508 and MP m Izod Stanley and by her, who d in 1524, was father of Sir Peter Rede knighted by the Emperor CHARLES V after the siege of Tunis; he twice had a grant of arms which are emblazoned on his picture in the town of Norwich and d in 1568, and V Thomas in holy orders rector of Beccles d in 1548. The eldest son WILLIAM REDE of Beccles m in 1538 the dau of Tooley of Catton and d in 1545 leaving with six daus two sons: I THOMAS of whom presently, II William of London m Anne dau of William Fearnley of Creeling and d in 1552 having had by her, who m 2ndly Sir Thomas Gresham, two sons William Sir Knt of Beccles in 1551 m 1st Gertrude dau of Erasmus Paston and 2ndly dau of W Goldsmith and d in 1592 having had, with a dau, m to Sir Michael Stanhope two sons: Thomas Sir who m Mildred dau of Thomas Cecil Earl of Exeter and Francis m the relict of Lord Cobhan and left four daus. Richard commissioner of the Court of Requests. The eldest son THOMAS REDE Esq of Beccles m 1st Margaret dau of __Quintz Esq and 2ndly the widow of John Goldingham Esq and d in 1554 having had three sons. Francis in holy orders incumbent of Ellough; George of Thorington m Ann dau of Sir Anthony Lee; and JOHN of Beccles and Weston. The third son, JOHN REDE Esq who built Weston Hall was MP for Guildford in 1547 and sheriff of Surrey in 1575. He m Ursula Cooke and had by her, who d 31 July 1602, several sons and daus. This gentleman, who sold the estate of Oatlands, d 6 March 1605. His eldest son THOMAS REDE Esq of Weston m Anne dau of Sir F. Gaudy, judge of the Queen's Bench, and had with three daus Elizabeth m to Thomas Brampton Esq of Pulham; Jane m 1st to Thomas Marsham of Struttun Norfolk and 2ndly to Howard Thompson of Norwich; and Adriana m to Astley Brampton two sons to survive infancy:
The Visitation of Kent Taken in the Years 1619-1621: Will'mus Reade - Will'mus Reade married Eliza filia et haeres ... Men[n]is had children Matheus s.p., Will'mus Reade [de Folkeston de cantij] married Rebecca filia et coheir ... Menis [amita Mathei Menis Militis, Alicia vx' Stephani Richeson, Rebecca vx Stephani Ruck. William & Rebecca Menis had Matheus fil. p'mogenitus [de Folkeston com. Cangij. ob't circa an. 1625] married Alicia filia Ambrosij Ward, Joh'es 2 [obijt caelebs], Will'mus [Reade de Cantuar obijt circa ann. 1630 d3 Medio Templo 2 fil. superstes A 1634] married Lucca filia Michaelis Heneage, Ric'dus [de civitat London grocer 3 filius superstus A 1634 obijt circ. ann. 1657 aet. 8 sir. married Joanna filia .... Dale 4ta filia et cohaeres Milliemi Dale de London, grocer]. William Reade & Lucca Michelis Heneage had children Joh'es [Reade Gray's Inn obt caeleb.], Will'mus, Rebecca, Anna [nupta Thomae Hatton de Lond. mercatori], Children of Matthew Reade and Alice Ward: Will'mus [obitj caelebs], Ambrosus, Eliza [nupta Henrico Oxenden de Dean in com. Cantij], Benneta [nupta Johanni Michell de Richmond in com. Surray]. Children of William Reade & Lucca Heneage: Joh'es [Reade Gray's Inn obt. caeleb], Will'mus, Rebecca, Anna [nupta Thomae Hatton de London mercatori]. Children of Rec'dus Reade & Joanna Dale: Will'mus, [Richard Read de Whitlesey in Insula Eliens armiger aetat. 45 ann. 1684 unus Justitiarior ad Pacem Regis pro Insula Elicusi married married Margareta filia Henrici Atkinson de Whitlesey in Insul. Eliens, Rebecca uxor Johannis Ellis de Lond. Armigeri Draperi, Elizabethi. Children of Richard Reade and Margareta Atkinson: Henricus Read iam superstesinnuptus aet. 20, Ricardus aet. 8 annor., Johannis aet 5 anno 1684, Rebecca aetat. 18 ann. caelebs, Sara aet. 13 ann., Joanna aet. 11 ann., Anna aetat. 6 ann] Mennys. Andreus Mennis Children: Tho; fil. p'mus obijt
Historical Sketch of the Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts, from 1622-1884 By Gilbert Nash. Twenty and six acres upon the Wester neck fowertcene of them first given to himselfe and twelve to John Upham bounded on the East with a high waie the coition on the west the land of Wm Reade on the north the land of John Rogeres on the south flower acres first giuen to himselfe above the mill bounded on the East with Hingam line on the west with the land of John Rogeres on the north with the land of Mr Torrcy on the south with the south with the land of Walter Harris Two acres of salt marsh first giuen to himselfe bounded with Mr Jeners land on the East John Allines on the west the River on the north the couion on the south . THE LAND OF WILLIAM READE Eight acres and half in the East field at first given to him the land of Thomas Raw lines on the East of Richard Addams on the west the swamp on the north the Streete on the south Eight acres and half in the Wester neck the land of Richard Silvester on the East of Edward Smith on the west the High waio tluit lodo lh to Siluoflteron on the north the commons on the south Two acres of salt marsh in the westcreek the marsh of Mr Jener on the East of Thomas White on the west the land of William Richardes on the north the Creek on the south Sixteene acres amongst the greate lotes bounded on the East with a great pond by the commons on the west
Genealogical& Family History of NH: William Reade 1 supposed to be the READE son of William and Lucy Henage Reade was born in 1605 and sailed from Gravesend in the county of Kent England in the Assurance de Lo Isaac Broomwell and George Persey masters in 1635. He settled in Weymouth Massachusetts where he was made a freeman September 2 1635. In the year 1636 he bought a house and land of Zachary Binknall for seven pounds thirteen shillings four pence which was an average price for homesteads at that day. Only one year before the date of William Reade's purchase all the land in Boston proper with the exception of six acres in and about Charles and Beacon streets was sold by William Blackstone for thirty pounds. William Reade was among the early settlers of Weymouth which was made a plantation May 8 1635 and Rev Mr Hall and twenty one families settled there. William Reade was a representative from Weymouth in 1636 and 1638. The Christian name of his wife it is supposed was Ivis. Their children were William, Esther, Thomas, John, Mary, and Margaret. II John fourth child and third son of William and Ivis Reade was born in Weymouth 1649 and died in Dighton January 13 1720. He was a house carpenter an extensive dealer in land and appears to have been a man of considerable property. The records described about a dozen p1eces of land bought by him in Taunton and several pieces sold by him. He was a business man of considerable importance in Taunton but removed from there to Dighton. His estate was valued at 162 at his decease. .He was the ancestor of the Taunton Reeds. He and his wife were buried in Dighton on Burying Hill between Upper and Lower Four Corners. Their gravestones arc in very good condition. He married first Bashna who had one child John. He married second Bethiah Frye. Her children were William Thomas George Mary Ruth and Hannah. III George third son and child of John and Bethiah Frye Reade died in Rehoboth February 8 1756. He married first Sarah Whitmarsh. He married second January 1 1730 Abigail Woodward .The children by the first wife were George died young Avise Hannah John Samuel Ruth Rebecca and Sylvester French. Children by the second wife Isaiah George Sarah died young Loved Mary Jonathan and Bethiah.
New England Ancestors: Israel Read3 1660 guardianship, son of William Reade Newcastle-Upon-Tyne ENG
The Ancestry of Katherine Choate Paul: Brianus de Rede of Morpeth in the year 1139 had three sons to wit 1 Robert of Rede whose son of that name was bishop of Carlisle 2 William who was bishop of Chichester 3 Thomas of Redydale. William bishop of Chichester had a son Robert who had a son Galfrinus who had sons 1 William who m Margaret Glanville 2 Thomas of Redydale 3 Robert whose son held the manor of Hallbury in the seventh year of King Henry VI. Thomas of Redydale had one son Edmond who owned an estate at Heddington Oxon and another son Thomas living in 1429 who had himself a son Thomas who had an estate at Heddington married Christiana daughter of Robert James Lapole and sister of Michael De Lapole lord chancellor and had sons 1 John who was mayor of Norwich 2 Edmond who m Alice 3 Thomas who had estates in Wrangle Boston Burg or Bury Winthrop Bennington Leake and Lineston. John the mayor of Norwich had a son Edward who married Isiod Stanley and had himself sons 1 John who m Joan Ludlow and d Nov n 1502 2 Bartholomew who was mayor of London in 1502-3; Robert who m Margaret Alphew of Chiddingstone and became chief justice of the King's Bench; 4 William b about 1450 who was a professor of divinity. The last named William had a son Sir William who married Ann Menis and himself had a son William who married Rebecca the daughter and co heir of Menis and had children as follows 1 Matthew who married Alice Ward, 2 John who was knighted by King Charles I, 3 Richard who m Joan Dale of London lived there in 1657 aged eighty seven years and had besides Richard of Whittlesey in Kent and Rebecca, a son William believed to have been that William Reade who came to New England about 1635 settled at Weymouth Mass and removed thence to Boston 4 Thomas, 5 William, 6 Lucy. Matthew Reade who married Alice Ward had 1 William who m Lucy Henage, 2 Daughter who m Sir Henry Oxinden of Dene, 3 Elizabeth who m Morace Dixwell Esq of Broome in Kent. And William Reade who married Lucy Henage had sons 1 John believed to have been that John Reade b 1598 who came to New England in Winthrop's company lived at Weymouth, Dorchester, and Braintree and having settled finally at Rehoboth died there Sep 7 1685; 2 William believed to have been that William Reade b 1605 who settled at Weymouth Mass. 9069 WILLIAM READE of Weymouth Mass born in 1605 was a brother of John of Weymouth. Dorchester. Braintree and Rehoboth and having left Gravesend. England in the ship Assurance July 24 1635 settled at Weymouth became a freeman there Sep 2 1635, bought house and land there of Zachary Bicknels in 1636. and represented the town in general court in 1636 and 1638. His wife who came also from England was Avis Deacon. Their children born in Weymouth were 1 Margaret b 1636 m John Viningm 2 Hannah b 1637 8 m Nicholas Whitmarsh, 3 William b Oct 15 1639 m Esther Thompson, 4 Esther b May 8 1641, 5 Ruth b 1642 m John Whitman, 6 Thomas b 1645 m Sarah Bicknell, 7 Mary b 1647 d Apr 16 1655, 8 John b 1649 m first Bashua and second Bethiah Frye, 9 James m Susannah Richmond. 8069 HANNAH READE born in Weymouth about 1637 8 married there Apr 2 1658 Nicholas Whitmarsh 8006 of that place and resided and doubtless died there.
History of the Reed Family in Europe & America: William the son of Galfrinus also had a son William. WILLIAM READE supposed to be the son of William Reade and Lucy Henage was born in 1605 and sailed from Gravesend in the county of Kent in the Assurance de Lo, Isaac Broomwell and George Persey masters in 1635. He settled in Weymouth Mass and was made freeman Sept 2 1635. He bought a house and land of Zachary Bicknall for seven pounds thirteen shillings and fourpence in 1636 which was an average price for homesteads at that early day. Only one year before the date of William Reade's purchase all the land in Boston Proper with the exception of six acres in and about Charles and Beacon Streets was sold by William Blackstone for thirty pounds. Previous to 1650 a dwelling house in Boston and lot of land would not command a greater price than a good cow while in 1857 the average of the valuation of dwelling houses was $5,500. Mr Reade was among the early settlers of Weymouth it having been made a plantation May 8 1635 and Rev Mr Hall and twenty one families settled there. He was representative from Weymouth in 1636 and 38. The Christian name of his wife it is supposed was Ivis Their children were William born Oct 15 1639, Esther May 8 1641, Thomas, John 1649, Mary who married Thomas Dyer, Margaret who married John Yining May 11 1757 and died May 6 1659.
Genealogical & Family History of Western NY: Thomas Reade of Weymouth born in 1645 which last named was a son of William Reade of Weymouth the immigrant ancestor of the family in this country who was born in 1605 in England and immigrant to America in 1635. He was a son of William Reade and Lucy Henage, a grandson of Matthew Reade and Alice Ward, and a great grandson of William Reade and Rebecca Menis, the last named was a son of Sir William Reade and Ann Menis, which last named William Reade was a son of William Reade Doctor of Divinity born about 1440, who was a son of Edward Reade and Isiod Stanley. Edward Reade was a son of John Reade mayor of Norwich about 1388, who was a son of Thomas Reade and Christiana his wife daughter of Sir Michael de la Pole second Earl of Suffolk. This last named Thomas Reade was a son of Thomas Rede of Redydale, grandson of Thomas Rede and great grandson of Galfrinus Rede of Redydale who was a great grandson of Brianus de Rede of Morpeth who flourished about 1139.
Historic Homes & Institutions...by Cutter: It is supposed that he came from Maidstone near London On March 9 1636 7 he purchased from the estate of Zachery Bicknell his house and farm which was located on the west side of Middle street The old house stood on the knoll opposite the junction of Middle and Charles streets The premises were recently owned by James Clapp They passed out of the family in 1769 William Reade was among the first settlers of Weymouth which was made a plantation May 8 1635 He was admitted a freeman September 2 1635 and was elected deputy to the general court December 7 1636 and again September 6 1638 Rev Joseph Hull and his company came to Weymouth in the spring of 1635 shortly before Reade settled there and this band of very worthy settlers established one of the most noted colonies of the early days of the New England Puritans In the same month that Mr Reade left England another ship containing his future wife sailed Avis Deacon was on the Alice of which Richard Orchard was the master and which sailed July 13 1635 from Gravesend with thirty two passengers most pf whom were young men and women Her twin brother Thomas Deacon came on the boat with Reade Avis Deacon married William Reade probably soon after her arrival in New England Reade was allotted land in the first division at Weymouth and he acquired considerable real estate later The children of William and Avis Deacon Reade were Margaret born 1636 died July 6 1659 married May n 1651 John Vining Hannah born 1637 married April 2 1658 Nicholas Whit marsh William born October 15 1639 married 1675 Esther Thompson Esther born May 8 1641 Ruth born 1642 died 1663 married December 19 1662 John Whitman Thomas born 1645 died November 14 1719 married in 1670 Sarah Bicknell Mary born 1647 died 1655 unmarried John born 1649 died January 13 1720 married Bethiah Frye James died July 21 1726 married April 18 1683 Susanna Richmond There is considerable difficulty
Geoffrey was ancestor to Checkendon Marmions.