Alexander Thistlethwaite = Maria
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Maria uxor Willi Gomelton
[de com Wilts] servientis Reg: Annae
Database ID: 39000
Patent by Sir Edward Walker, 10th November 1662
William Gomeldon =
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Roger Gomeldon = Joice, dau William = Mary dau of ___
of London, | of ___ Gomeldon | Thistlethwaite
merchant, | Wilcotts of of Porton, | of Hampshire
2d son | Watten com esq |
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Richard Gomeldon William Gomeldon = Elizabeth dau of
of London of Chiswick, Com | Cavendish Saunderson of
merchant 2d son Middlesex, esq | Grays Inn esq
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Thomas Gomeldon William
eldest son 2d son
Database ID: 39001
To all and Singuler unto whom these presents shall come Sir Edward Walker Knight Garter Principall King of Armes of Englishmen sendeth greeting Whereas WILLIAM GOMELDON Esq. Jeweller unto the Queene Ma[]tie & RICHARD GOMELDON of London Merchant Sonnes of Roger Gomeldon late of London Merchant Aduenturer & Grandchildren of William Gomeldon of Porton in the County of Wilts have produced authentique Copies of seuerall Inquisitions the ffirst taken in the ffirst yeare of the Reigne of King Edward the second, the second taken in the sixt yeare of ye raigne of ye same King, by both wch it appears that WILLIAM DE GOMELDON married one of ye daughters and heires of John de Maresco who held certaine lands in Wike near Eastbury by the 4th part of a Knights fee, the third taken in the 1st yeare of King Edward the third whereby it appeareth that JOHN DE GOMELDON held diuers landes in Porton by the ffowerth part of a Knights fee and that JOHN DE GOMELDON was his heire. The fourth taken in the twelfth yeare of the Reigne of King Henry the sixth, whereby it was found that THOMAS GOMELDON held certaine Landes in Porton & Winterborne Earles in the said County of Wilts by the ffowerth part of a Knights fee and that WILLIAM GOMELDON was his heire. The 5th the six & twentieth yeare of the Reigne of King Henry the Eighth whereby it was found that JOHN GOMELDON held certaine Landes in Porton and Winterborne afforesaid and that ROGER GOMELDON was his heire. And it also apeareing unto mee that JOHN and WILLIAM GOMELDON Uncles unto WILLIAM GOMELDON of London serued Prince Henry and Queene Anne in places of good esteeme and that the three sonnes of the before named WILLIAM GOMELDON were all comanders in the Warrs and that two of them were slaine in his late Ma[]ties seruice Notwithstanding all which the Estate of this Family being sold and all the elder Branches extinct there descent from JOHN GOMELDON who held Porton the six and twentyeth yeare of King Henry the Eighth cannot exactly bee deduced nor there Armes certainly described I the said Sr Edward Walker knt. Garter Principall King of Armes by the power and authority anexed unto my Office by the Statutes of the most noble order of the Garter and confirmed to mee by Letters Pattents under the greate Seale of England Doe hereby giue grant ratifie and confirme unto the said WILLIAM and RICHARD GOMELDON, the Armes and Crest hereafter mentioned which it appeares unto mee (hath with the charge of Gutte Gules been borne formerly by them) viz : Argent upon a Fesse Wauey Gulles three Mulletts or, and as a Testimony of theire Fidelity by way of Addition upon a Canton Azure a Flower de Lice or and for theire Crest upon a Helmet Proper, Mantled Gules doubled argent & wreath of theire Colours, A Demy Griphon Argent Beake and membred Gules Langued and Armed azure holding a mullet Or as in the margent hereof more liuely is depicted the which Armes Crest and addition the said William & Richard Gomeldon and their heires and descendants of theire Bodies lawfully begotten for euer (bearing there due and Proper differancies) may and shall lawfully at all times and upon all ocasions use beare and sett forth in Sheild Coate Armour Pennon Seale or otherwise according to the law and Practice of Armes without the let or interuption of any person whatsoeuer in Witness whereof I haue hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the Seale of my office this 10th day of Nouember in the ffowerteenth yeare of Reigne of our Soueraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of God King of England Scotland France and Ireland Annoq Dom[] 1662.
Edward Walker
Garter
Link to William GOMELDON ; William GOMELDON
Database ID: 39002
This contains a biography of Richard Gomeldon of Sellindge, Kent.
Database ID: 39003
This contains a biography of John Gumbleden of Hampshire.
Database ID: 39004
This contains a biography of John Gumbleden of Hampshire.
Database ID: 39005
This contains a biography of Richard Gomeldon of Sellindge, Kent.
Database ID: 39006
Database ID: 39007
Database ID: 39008
Database ID: 39009
Database ID: 39010
Database ID: 39011
Database ID: 39012
Gumbleton, Richard John Maxwell, esq of Glanatore, co. Cork, and of Twyning Manor, Glos.
Only surviving son of the late Richard Gumbleton esq of Glanatore by Rachel Anne, dau. of H. Fowke esq of Barbados; b. 1832; s. 1849; m.1858 Isabella Matilda only dau. of the Hon. Judge Des Barres, late of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland.
Mr. Gumbleton, who was formerly in the Royal Navy, is a Magistrate for Cos. Waterford & Cork. He inherited Twyning from his aunt, Mrs. Stocker, in 1881
Gumbleton, William Edward
Database ID: 39013
Database ID: 39014
Database ID: 39015
Database ID: 39016
Database ID: 39017
Database ID: 39018
Database ID: 39019
Gomeldon (Porton c. Wilts) granted by Sir Edward Walker, Garter 1662)
Ar. on a fesse wavy gu. three mullets or, on a canton az. as many fleur-de-lis of the third. Crest- A demi griffin ar, holding betw. the claws a mullet or.
Gomeldon (Chiswick, Co. Middlesex) descended from Roger Gomeldon second son of Wm. G. esq of Porton. Visit. Middlesex 1663
Same arms and crest.
Database ID: 39020
Database ID: 39021
Maxwell-Gumbleton, Rt. Rev. Maxwell Homfray. b. 17 Jun 1827. s. of Hon. Edward T. Smith, Barrister at law, Puisne Judge, Jamaica; assumed by Royal Licence surname of Maxwell-Gumbleton, 1916. m. 1897 Ella Maria......
Address: 41 St James Sq., Bath
d. 1 Feb 1952
Database ID: 39022
Database ID: 39023
Database ID: 39024
Database ID: 39025
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Of the family which derived its name from this hamlet, we have the following genealogical fragments from Sir Thomas Phillipps's collections.
Pedigee of Gomeldon
John de Marisco, ob. 5 Edw. II. = ........
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William de Gomeldon = Agnes, dau and coh. 5 Edw. II
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John de Gomeldon
held lands in Porton = ......
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John aet. 12, Agnes soror. = William Johanna = John atte
1 Edw. III aet. 40 atte Sister Mulle
s.p. 36 Edw. III Dawen and Coh.
aet. 36
36 Edw III
Thomas de Gomeldon = .....
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William, aet 50, 12 Hen. VI
William Gomeldon of Porton =
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Roger Gomeldon = Jane dau William of = Mary dau of
of London | of Wilcots Porton, gent |...Thistlethwayte
Merchant | of Watton | of Hants
2d son | co Warwick |
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Richard of William = Elizabeth dau William bapt. 1611
London of | of Cavendish at Sarum Cathedral
Merchant Chiswick | Saunders of
2d son Middlesex | Gray's Inn
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Thomas 1644 William
The latter pedigree of Gomeldon is from Sir F. Bysshe's Visitation of Middlesex, 1663, at which date William Gomeldon, Esq. was of Chiswick, in that county, having purchased the estate there, since called Corney House, in 1559 (sic).
Database ID: 39026
| Name: | Gumbleton |
| Counties resident: | 5 |
| Origin: | Sax. |
| Date of immigration: | 1640 |
Database ID: 39027
The William de Tracy, whose dau. Alice m. Nicholas, who is No. 2 on that pedigree, was a descendant of the Norman Knight of the same name who shared the guilt of the murder of St. Thomas a Becket, archbishop of Canterbury; and is represented in the direct male line by the Lord Sudely.
Of the first five existing lines of "Daunt," mentioned in our "IRISH PEDIGREES," we have nothing here to say; but of the sixth line or the Kilcascan branch of the family, represented by Mr. William-Joseph O'Neill-Daunt, of Kilcascan Castle, Ballyneen, co. Cork, we wish to record the family of his first cousin, Richard Gumbleton Daunt, M.D. (Edinburgh), who is (in 1883) a naturalized Brazilian, living in Campinas, San Paulo, Brazil; and who has occupied many important public offices there:
(+) O'Connor: The Kilcaskan branch shares the blood of the O'Connors Kerry: the paternal grandmother of Mr. William O'N. Daunt and of Doctor Richard Gumbleton Daunt being of that family, and cousin German of General Arthur O'Connor and Roger O'Connor. The Chief of this branch Don Arthur d'Orlach O'Connor. son of the General Francis Burdett O'Connor (brother of Fergus), resided at the city of Tarija, in Bolivia, in 1882. That General was baptized "Francis Burdett," as godson of the English radical Sir Francis Burdett. It may be well to observe that the Ballybricken branch of the O'Connors Kerry, now spell the name Conner.
1 Originally recorded as 'Vancy' but corrected by Polly Maxwell-Gumbleton
Database ID: 39028
James Poole = Anne Eyre
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baronet by |
Charles II |
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John James = Meliora Sir Francis
Poole Poole Gumbleton Poole
d. inf.
Database ID: 39029
Wife: Rebecca Eliza eldest dau. of Richard Gumbleton of Castle Richard co. Wexford [sic] & coheir of her brother Richard Edward Gumbleton of Glencairn Abbey deceased. Born Dec 1781 marr. Bathwick Chapel nr. Bath, 15 May 1802, died the Elms, Cheltenham, 8 May, bur. at Swindon 17 May 1859.
Arms of Gumbleton on record in the College of Arms: Or on a fess wavy gules 3 mullets argent, a canton vert charged with a fleur de lis of hte field.
Database ID: 39030
Database ID: 39031
Database ID: 39032
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JAMES WOODYATT, Clerk of the City of brantford, was born in Putney, in Surrey, now part of London, England. the latter, who was a tailor by occupation, came to America in 1834, and remained in Cattaraugus County until 1835, when he came to Brantford. Here he was engaged at his trade until his death, which occurred April 16th, 1842. He was married to Miss Harriet Gumbleton, a native of London, England, by whom he had two sons. William B., the youngest, resided in Brantford, where he was a business man for many years, and died in October, 1881. Their mother died in 1822. Mr. james Woodyatt, the subject of our sketch, at the age of ten years began to learn the trade of a tailor with his father. He followed that occupation until 1842, having gone into business for himself in 1839. In 1842, on account of ill health, he was advised by his physicians to take a sea voyage, and accordingly went on a whaling expedition for two years, after which he passed the following two years in boating on the grand River. In 1846 he resumed his business as a merchant tailor until 1856, when he engaged in the pottery business, with John Russell for a partner. Mr. Russell left the partnership in about a year, and Mr. Woodyatt continued the enterprise until 1859, when he closed out, and in February of that year was appointed to his present position by the City Council. He is a member of Gore Lodge, No. 34, I.O.O.F., of Brant Encampment, No. 4, and the grand Lodge of Ontario, which lodge he has represented eight terms in the Sovereign Grand Lodge of that Society. He is also a member of the Congregational Church, and a Trustee and Deacon of that body. He is a reformer in politics, has been a County Councillor for the County of Brant, and from 1850 to 1853 inclusive represented one of the wards in the City Council. He was member of the School Board for four or five years, and always takes a deep interest in educational, religious, and municipal affairs. Mr. Woodyatt was married June 22nd, 1844, to Martha Woods, a native of the North of Ireland, by whom he has had six children.
Database ID: 39033