11. Sr Alexander Colpeper.
Argent
a bend engrailed gules.
Of Bedgebury in Goudhurst; married Mary, d. of William
Lord Dacre of the North; Knighted at Rye, 12 Aug., 1573,
after the Queen's progress through Kent. Hasted says she
visited Bedgebury.
12. Sr Walter Waller
Or,
on a bend sable 3 walnut leaves vert.
Of Groombridge in Speldhurst; married Anne, d. of Philip
Chute; Knighted 1572; buried Speldhurst; Captain of a
Company of Foot in the Flushing Expedition, 1585.
13. Sr Richarde Baker.
Azure
on a fess between 3 swans heads erased or [gorged
with coronets gules] 3 cinqfoils gules.
Son of Sir John Sissinghurst; married Catherine, d. and
heir of John Tirrell of Essex; Sheriff 4th Eliz:; Knighted at
Dover, 1573; died, 1594; his funeral certificate is printed 2.
Top et Gen., p. 383.
14. Sr Thomas Browne.
Sable
3 lions passant in bend between 2 double cotises
argent.
Of Betchworth Castle, Surrey; held various manors in Kent,
Alkham, Milton by Canterbury, Morris Court in Bapchild,
Westbury in Wateringbury, etc.; Knighted, 1576. |
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15. Sr Drewe Drewrye.
Argent
on a chief vert a Tau cross between 2 mullets or.
Sir Drew Drury married Katherine, d. and heir of William
Finch, of Perry Court in Linsted, where she died 1601. He
was Gentleman of Usher of the Privy Chamber; Lieutenant
of Tower of London, 1585-86; Knighted at Wanstead in
Essex, Sept., 1579. Her M.I. at Linsted shows the arms of
Drury with 16 quarterings (A.C., XXIII, 126).
16. Sr Edward Moore.
Azure
on a chief indented or 3 mullets gules.
2nd,
but eldest surviving son with issue, of John Moore of
Moore
Court in Benenden, by Margaret, d. and heir of John
Brent, widow of John Dering of Surrenden in Pluckley. He
married (1) Mildred, d. and coheir of Nicholas Clifford of
Chart
Sutton, widow of Sir George Harper; (2) Margery, d.
of
Wm. Brabazon, 4th son of John Brabazon of Eastwell, co.
Leicester, by whom issue; ancestor of the Earls of
Drogheda; Knighted by Sir William Drury, Lord Deputy, in
camp,
1579.
In
the DeLisle and Dudley papers, II, 32, Waterhouse writes
to
Sir Henry Sidney defending himself against Mr. Edward
Moore's public imputation that he showed ingratitude to
Sidney, and in 1580 Sir Henry writes to Lord Grey, Lord
Deputy: "I had forgotten three kinsmen of my own, Sir
Edward More, Owen More [the eldest] and Thomas More;
let
them know I forget them not. |