Thomas BLUNDEVILLE [Parents]-B1503 was born ¹ in 1522. He died in Feb 1605/1606 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. He was buried on 08/08 Feb 1605/1606 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. Thomas married Rose PUTENHAM-P1501 on 27 Jun 1554 in St Stephens, Norwich.

Thomas worked as Author and Mathematician in Newton Flotman, Norfolk.

Other marriages:

JOHNSON, Margaret

Thomas  was the author of many books on Astronomy and Mathematics.

Inherited the Manor of Newton Flotman in 1568 when his father Edward died. The Manor was sold in 1646 by the husband of Thomas's youngest daughter (not known)

In the London Subsidy Returns of 1576, Thomas Blundevile is listed as being worth 20 pounds and living in location/roll number 79.

Thomas died in 1605, with no male issue, leaving two daughters his co-heiresses, by whom the Manor of Newton Flotman, which had continued in the family for more than 5 centuries, was sold.

A more detailed biography can be seen here: www.jacksontree.co.uk/Blundeville_Thomas.htm

Rose PUTENHAM-P1501 was born in Sherfield, Hampshire. She died in Oct 1564 in Winkburn, Nottinghamshire. She was buried on 24 Oct 1564 in Winkburn, Nottinghamshire. Rose married Thomas BLUNDEVILLE-B1503 on 27 Jun 1554 in St Stephens, Norwich.

Winkburn was formerly a "camera" or cell of the Knights Hospitallers, and, like Ossington, was parcel of their Commandery of Newland in Yorkshire. An account of the "camera" of Winkburn, with a schedule of the Knights' property there, is recorded in a manuscript still at Malta-the report of Prior Philip de Thame in 1338-printed by the Camden Society, Vol. 65. Having been seized by the King at the Dissolution of the Order, it was in 1548 granted by King Edward VI. to William Burnell, a merchant of London, and Constance his wife, daughter of Edward Blundeville, of Newton Flotman in Norfolk, in exchange for the rectory of Betchworth in Surrey.
Thomas Blundeville of Newton Flotman, was brother-in-law to the first William Burnell of Winkburn, and in the "postscript" to his "Arte of Logicke" (London,1617), says: "I wrote this Booke many yeeres past, whilest I sojourned with my most deare Brother in Law, Master William Burnel, a man of most singular humanitie and of great hospitalitie, at his house in Winkborne in Nottinghamshire, not farre from Southwell."
Rose Puttenham, Blundevilles first wife, appears to have died at Winkburn, for her burial is recorded in the parish registers on 24 Oct. 1564. Her husband's name is there given as Thomas "Blumfeeld," a good example of the way the terminations "ville" and "field" were used indifferently in 16th and 17th century surnames.

Thomas BLUNDEVILLE [Parents]-B1503 was born ¹ in 1522. He died in Feb 1605/1606 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. He was buried on 08/08 Feb 1605/1606 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. Thomas married ² Margaret JOHNSON-J1501 on 31 Jan 1581/1582 in St Mary's, Newton Flotman, Norfolk.

Thomas worked as Author and Mathematician in Newton Flotman, Norfolk.

Other marriages:

PUTENHAM, Rose

Thomas  was the author of many books on Astronomy and Mathematics.

Inherited the Manor of Newton Flotman in 1568 when his father Edward died. The Manor was sold in 1646 by the husband of Thomas's youngest daughter (not known)

In the London Subsidy Returns of 1576, Thomas Blundevile is listed as being worth 20 pounds and living in location/roll number 79.

Thomas died in 1605, with no male issue, leaving two daughters his co-heiresses, by whom the Manor of Newton Flotman, which had continued in the family for more than 5 centuries, was sold.

A more detailed biography can be seen here: www.jacksontree.co.uk/Blundeville_Thomas.htm

Margaret JOHNSON-J1501 was born in Woodnorton?, Norfolk. She died in Oct 1617 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. She was buried on 20 Oct 1617 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. Margaret married ¹ Thomas BLUNDEVILLE-B1503 on 31 Jan 1581/1582 in St Mary's, Newton Flotman, Norfolk.

Other marriages:

HORNE, Stephen

William DRAKE-D1701 # died in ?.

William Drake, esquire, was of Hardley Hall, Norfolk

Sir Thomas GODSALVE [scrapbook]-G1701 was born in Norwich, Norfolk. He died in 1542. Thomas married Joan in From 1503 to 1510.

Presented to Siseland Church in 1531 by right of his wife Joan and was Lord of Inglos Manor in Loddon in the same year.
When he died in 1542, he was also Lord of Washingford Manor in Sizeland.
The Manor of Loddon Inglos was left by Thomas to his eldest son , Sir John Godsalve.

Joan. Joan married Sir Thomas GODSALVE-G1701 in From 1503 to 1510.

Other marriages:

BLOMVILL, Richard

Ralph BLOMVILL [Parents]-B1701 # was born in 1469. He died ¹ on 22 Apr 1514 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. He was buried ² in Apr 1514 in the chancel Newton Flotman church, Norfolk. Ralph married Constance GOURNAY-G1702 # in 1498 in West Barsham, Norfolk.

Ralph worked as Esquire.

Devised Manor of Hempnall, Norfolk in 1490.

Brass in the Chancel of Newton Flotman Church.

Arms, impaling Gournay.

Inherited the Manor's of Gunton and Haveringland in 1503 when his brother Richard died childless.

Ralph has also been recorded with his surname spelled as; Blomevyle
An Inquest Post Mortem into Ralph's death (why?) was held on the 19 June 1515 during the 7th year of Henry VIII reign (i.e. between the 21 Apr 1515 and 20 Apr 1516)

Shortly before his death in 1514, Ralph sold to Thomas Godsalve the marriage and wardship of Edward Blundeville his son and heir, who duly married Elizabeth the daughter of Thomas Godsalve.

In this extract from Blomefields 'An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk': volume 8, pp. 226-234.'Eynford Hundred: Heverland' I believe that it should read Ralph not Robert.
.... Catherine, brought by marriage to Richard Blundevile, or Blomvile of Newton Flotman, Esq.; by her he had 2 sons, Robert, the eldest, of Newton, and Richard, the 2d, to whom his mother Catherine gave this lordship, but he dying s. p. about 1503, Edward Blomvile, Esq. son of his brother Robert, was his heir,....

Constance GOURNAY [Parents] ¹-G1702 # was born about 1478 in West Barsham?, Norfolk. She died in 1539. Constance married Ralph BLOMVILL-B1701 # in 1498 in West Barsham, Norfolk.

Constance had a will on 01 Sep 1539. Her will was probated in Consistory Court, Norwich.

Other marriages:

BOKENHAM, William

In her Will, Constance gave her son Edward a silver gilt cup and cover, William two silver salts and other plate and to Sir John Blomvyle, priest, other legacies.

Sir John GODSALVE [Parents] [scrapbook]-G1602 was born about 1510 in Norwich, Norfolk. He died in 1557. John married Elizabeth WIDMERPOLE-W1601.

John worked as Attorney General in London. He worked as Appointed to the Office of the Common Meter of Precious Tissues in 1532. He worked as Clerk of the Signet in From 1541 to 1547.

John Godsalve (c.1510-57) was first portrayed by Holbein in 1528 alongside Sir Thomas Godsalve, his well-connected father (Dresden, Gemäldegalerie). From the apparent age of the sitter, the portrait can be dated to the early years of the artist's second English sojourn. Godsalve's acquaintance with Holbein would easily have been renewed at this time, for he had been appointed to the Office of the Common Meter of Precious Tissues in 1532, bringing him into frequent contact with the Hanseatic merchants who were Holbein's main patrons following his return to England in the same year. It was perhaps this appointment that prompted Godsalve to commission a portrait of himself alone.

Elizabeth WIDMERPOLE-W1601 died in ?. Elizabeth married Sir John GODSALVE-G1602.

Richard BLOMVILL [Parents]-B1801 # was born ¹ about 1445 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. He died ² in 1490 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. He was buried ³ in 1490 in Newton Flotman, Norfolk. Richard married Catherine INGLOS-I1801 #.

In the chancel of Newton Flotman church, there is a brass plate recording the death of Richard and Catherine, also a shield of their arms. The burial monument in Newton Flotman church states Richard's age at death as 85, which would put his birth about 1405. This cannot be right since his father was born about 1405 and didn't marry until 1444. Estimate birth year to be about 1445.

Was Lord of Newton Flotman in 1480.

In his Will dated 1490, Richard devised the Manor of Haveringland to his second son Richard, who died childless in 1503, it then came to the elder son Ralph.

Catherine INGLOS [Parents]-I1801 # was born in Loddon, Norfolk. She died ¹ in 1495. Catherine married Richard BLOMVILL-B1801 #.

Henry APLIARD-A1701 died in ?. Henry married Catherine BLOMVILL-B1703.

Catherine BLOMVILL [Parents]-B1703 died in ?. Catherine married Henry APLIARD-A1701.

Robert INGLOS [Parents]-I1901 # was born in Loddon, Norfolk. He died about 1478. Robert married Alianora.

Of Inglos, Loddon, NFK
Rector of Filby - 1436
Inherited the Manor of Gunton when his father Sir Henry Inglos died

Alianora. Alianora married Robert INGLOS-I1901 #.

Sir Henry INGLOSE [Parents] [scrapbook]-I2001 # was born in Dilham, Norfolk. He died on 01 Jul 1451. He was buried in Presbytery of the Priory, Horsham St Faith, Norfolk. Henry married Amicia.

Henry had a will on 20 Jun 1451. His will was probated on 04 Jul 1451.

Other marriages:

UFFORD, Amey de

Both Blomefield [History of Norfolk Vol 10 Pg159] and Copinger [Manors of Suffolk Vol 5 Pg4]  confuse this Sir Henry with Sir Henry his father, particularly with regard to the marriage with Anne Gyney. Richardson [Magna Carta Ancestry Pg214] appears to present it correctly. There is also a record (see Scrapbook for image) in The History and Antiquities of the County of Rutland - Pickworth (Page 106) which gives the name of Sir Henry's first wife as Amicia, next to whom he wished to be buried in the Presbytery of the Priory, Horsham St Faith. Sir Henry's second wife similarly chose to be buried alongside her first husband, Sir William Bowet.

[Blomefields History of Norfolk - Vol XI, Page 15]
In 1424, Henry Inglose appoints Richard Bowell as Rector of St Laurence, Beeston.
In 1428, Sir Henry Inglose and 'Amy' his wife appoint Reginald Peper as Rector (suggests that he was knighted between   1424 and 1428)
In 1439, Sir Henry Inglose and Ann his wife (in right of the manor of Smalburgh) appoint Henry Droughelyn as Rector.

[Blomefields History of Norfolk - Vol VII, Page 213]
Lord of the manor of Bokenham-Ferry in 1447. Henry's will of 1450 orders it to be sold and so his son, Robert Inglose Esq. and his wife Alianora, convey it and the manor of Hasingham to William Norwich in 1456.

Sir Henry Inglose, knt. died in 1451 possessed of lands in Haveland, Dilham, Loddon and Washingford, in Norfolk; and Ashby in Suffolk.; of the manors of Haverland, Brandeston, Cawston, Bokenham-Ferry, North Walsham, Helmingham (called Bryan's), Rackheath, Hoothgate, Mundham (called Mauclerk's), and Sprowston in Norfolk;  Gunton and Hopton in Suffolk; and Pykworth in Rutlandshire.

Amicia died before 1422. She was buried in Presbytery of the Priory, Horsham St Fath, Norfolk. Amicia married Sir Henry INGLOSE-I2001 #.