1. Sir John Ramskill Twisden,
The
Family of Twysden and Twisden, John Murray, C H Dudley Ward, DSO, MC,
1st.
2. G E C et al,
Complete Peerage.
3. James Lees-Milne,
Beningbrough Hall,
National Trust.
4. Ed Athur Searle,
The Barrington Family
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28, 1983.
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BDM Certificate
6. Unknown,
Early History of the St John Family,
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7. College of Arms, "Powys-Lybbe pedigree," 1920s
and 1996, Source of main quarterings. Has a few errors..
8. Martin Powys-Lybbe,
The Powys-Lybbes,
Privately, with a copy in SOG, 1996, 2nd.
Martin's Magnum Opus to verify from original contemporary sources all
that he could of our forebears and of the old family records.
First published within the family in c.1984.
Deposited with the London Society of Genealogists.
In 1999, still being revised.
9. Reginald Cecil Lybbe Powys-Lybbe,
Powys-Lybbe
genealogy.
These are the various documents he left behing summarising his researches.
They included:
(1) His master tree of all families married by our forebears.
(2) His formal pedigree of the Powyses, in the style of Burke.
(3) His two pages of trees of various descents from medieval royalty,
including the Trotters back to the Scottish Stewarts.
(4) His trees of the recent Trotter marriages.
Remarkably most of this has proved to be confirmed by publicly available
documents and some of it is a remarkable set of findings. One or two errors
have appeared, mainly where he got the wrong wife as the ancestor. Perhaps
only 20% of this remains to be checked, principally the families married
into by the Trotters in the 18th and 19th centuries.
However his besetting and frustrating fault is his almost invariable
omission of sources and similarly of dates.
I suspect he relied heavily on Burke's Extinct Peerage, judging by the
heavily thumbed copy in APL's possession in 1999. But there is also evidence
that went to various libraries and paid handsomely for primary documentary
evidence of some 16th and 17th century families.
Nevertheless most of my work has been to extend and verify his enormous
efforts. He really was a serious genealogist (like Martin but who follows
the stricter regime of the last quarter of the 20th century) and I have
considerable admiration for what he found out.
10. Ruvigny,
Plantagenet Roll, NEHGS,
1994 reprint.
11. Mrs Philip Lybbe Powys,
Passages from
the Diaries of Mrs Philip Lybbe Powys, Longmans, Green & Co, Emily
Climenson, 1899.
12. Grace Holmes,
The Order of the Garter,
its Knights and Stall Plates, Windsor Castle, Canon John A White, Historical
Monographs No 16, 1984.
13. Major A A Greenwood,
Greenwoods over
three continents.
14. "Annual Reports of the Friends of Lydiard
Tregoze," 1 to 29, 1969 onwards.
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of Batailles,"
Surrey Archaeological Collections of 1956.
16. Sir John Maclean,
Memoirs of the Family
of Poyntz, J Marion Bryant & Ronny Bodine, Reprinted 1983.
17. Douglas,
Peerage of Scotland.
18. The Scots Peerage, Sir James Balfour
Paul, Lord Lyon King of Arms, David Douglas, 1907.
19. Rev Mark Noble,
The Protectorate House
of Cromwell, 1784 and 1787.
20. Rev William Beetham,
The Baronetage of
England, Longman, 1 to 5, 1801.
21. G E Cokayne,
Baronetage, pub Pollard,
1900 on, 5 vols.
22. Burke,
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23. Bill Meux,
The Meux Family, Vols
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24. The Coltness Collections, The Maitland
Club, 1842.
25. James Paterson,
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of Ayr, Robert Stewart of Paisley, 2, 1852.
27. Edinburgh Parish Record of Marriages,
1595-1700, Scottish Record Society, Henry Paton, 1905.
28. Le Neve,
Knights, Harleian Society.
29. Dictionary of National Biography,
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to 1900.
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31. Collectanea Topographica Genealogica.
32. "The Blagraves and Blagroves," Ian Blagrove,
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33. Soc.Gen.Med, Ed Mann.
34. Soc.Gen.Med, Leo Van Der Pas.
35. J R Twisden, "Pedigree of Saunders of Ewell,"
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1932-34.
36. "Ancestry of Rev Hawte Wyatt," 24 Dec 1998,
Steven C Perkins, SPerkin@RCI.Rutgers.EDU.
37. J R Twisden, "The Ancestors of Sir Henry
Wiat,"
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1932.
38. "Eve of Leinster and Radnaillt of Dublin,"
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46. Francis Pierrepont Barnard (MA D Litt Oxon,
FSA), "The Kinship of Henry VIII and his wives,"
Miscellanea Genealogica
et Heraldics, 5th series, volume 3.
47. Burke,
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Ireland, 1834-1838.
48. David Faris,
Plantagenet Ancestry of
17th C Colonists, N E H G S, 2nd.
49. Rev Charles Coates,
History of Reading,
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50. Ian Poyntz, "Genealogies," Aug 99, Poyntz.
51. Johnson Atkinson Busfeild,
Fragments
of Bingley parish, Privately printed by Henry Gaskarth, Bradford in
1875, only 1.
The full title:
"Fragments
relating to the
History of Bingley Parish
Its ancient church and the Ryshforth chapel
with
PEDIGREES
of the
Busfeilds of Ryshforth and Upwood
and the
Ferrands of Skipton, Harden Grange, and St Ives
including brief
biographical notices, with other genealogical particulars.
Compiled from "Thoresdby's Ducatues Leodienses" (1715), Whitaker's "History
of the
Deanery of Craven", Burke's "History of the Commoners", Foster's "Pedigrees
of Yorkshire Families"
and private family records
Illustrated by engravings and numerous family portraits
52. Joan A Carew Richardson, "Beddington Carews,"
8th Sept 1999, T F Powys-Lybbe.
53. Newmarket, Birth Certificate.
The birth certificate of Eliza Bartholomew, initially discovered on the
1881 census as bron in Newmarket.
54. "Re Bowkers," 1999 on, TFPL's.
Letters from Rose Hay, grand-daughter of Claude Herbert Bowker.
55. "Bowkers GEDCOM," Oct 1999, Rose Hay.
56. BMD Certificates for UK.
57. "Letters from Ethel Powys," 1999-, TFPL.
58. Liz Carter, "1999 Bart/Seal investigation."
Research
59. "Letters from John Templeton," TFPL's.
60. Ronny O Bodine & Brother Thomas W Spalding
Jr,
The Ancestry of Dorothea Poyntz, Bodine & Spalding, 3rd Preliminary
Edition.
61. "Letters from Derek Elliott," 1999/2000,
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62. Leo D M van de Pas,
Royal Ancestor -
Edward III, Leo D M van de Pas, 1st c. 2000.
63. Burke,
Baronetcies of England, Scotland
& Wales, Burke., 19th cent.
64. "Christopher Seal," Jan 2000 on, on the
PC..
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Spottiswoode, 1929.
66. Samuel Thompson (Windsor) & Augustine
Vincent (Rougecroix),
The Visitation of Surrey, 1623, privately in
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68. "The History of the Barrington Family,"
William Clayton, G Alan Lowndes MA,
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70. H W King, "Excepts from Ancient Wills,"
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pub 1884.
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71. "RCLP-L's testament of c.1925."
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74. Soc.genealogy.medieval, Paul C Reed.
76. "Peerage & Baronetage," "Burke".
77. "Robert O'Connor's Genealogies," Robert
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78. "The Family of Lucas," Louise Cecilia Bazalgette
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illustrated.
79. "Powys Lineage," Ellen Anna Philippa POWYS
(1835-aft1888), 1888, Dedicated to RCL P-L.
80. "Burke's Extinct Peerages," Burke, c.1880,
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81. "From Paul Lightfoot," July 00 on.
82. "Valda Shrimpton," Aug 2000 on.
83. "Brides and Daughters," C G Briscoe, 2000,
Published privately, the story of the veil.
84. "Re St Johns," Aug 22 2000.
85. "From Barney Tyrwhitt-Drake," 16 Sept 2000,
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88. Alice Fairfax-Lucy,
Charlecote &
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89. "Magna Carta Society," 2000.
90. "Wills."
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92. Philip Wright,
Monumental Inscriptions
of Jamaica, Soc of Genealogists, London, 1966.
MI's of Canaan (Masemure estate), Mausoleum
Westmoreland, Jamaica:
GEORGE RICKETTS Esq., of Canaan, d. 2 Oct 1760 aged 76. (Arms: A Chevron
between three cinquefoils, impaling, A lion rampart. Crest: A man's head
couped at the shoulders.)
Sarah Woodcock, daughter of George Ricketts Esq., of this parish, d.
9 [?]
Oct. 1744 aged 18 years 6 months.
George son of George and Sarah Ricketts d. 9 July 1741 aged 21 years
8
months 26 days. He was educated in London and designed for merchandize,
but before he entered the busy scene of life coming piously to take leave
of his parents he was snatched away by a violent fever...
Mary Haughton, daughter of George and Sarah Ricketts, d. 27 Dec 1749
aged
19 years 9 months.
Elizabeth Ricketts, d. 4 Feb 1750/1 aged 18 years 1 month 17 days.
Mary Ricketts, widow, d. 16 April 1750 aged 96.
Sarah Ricketts, wife of George Ricketts Esq., d 2. June 1759 aged 56.
regards
Adrian (Surrey, UK) AChanning@CompuServe.Com
93. Bucks Visitations 1634, Harleian
Society.
94. Pedigree of the Chaworth Family,
William Flower, Norroy K of Arms, 1581.
95. "Irish PC will abstracts," John Betham,
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96. Alumni Cantabriensis, late 19th cent?
97. Daily Telegraph, 26 Aug 1992.
98. Soc.Gen.Med, Doug Richardson.
99. Soc Gen Med, Chris Phillips.
100. Wells & Hind, solicitors,
Baronies
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101. Soc.Gen.Med, Ronny O Bodine.
102. Scots Origins, Scotland.
103. Soc.gen.med, Tod A Farmerie.
104. "Prosographical Newsletter," 1995 on,
Various.
105. A H Cooke, Rev,
The Early History of
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106. A H Cooke, Rev,
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107. "Surrey Archaeological Collections," XLIII,
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108. "Miscellania Genealogica et Heraldica,"
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109. Visitation of Northants, 1564,
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111. Ed Bysshe,
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115. Ellen Anne Philippa Powys,
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116. Westminster Abbey.
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120. "Pen & Pencil Pictures of Old Bradford",
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123. Arthur H Plaisted (Rev),
The Manor
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124. Anon,
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lost, but a single copy survives which has been printed (in Laten) in "Symeonis
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129. Stemmata Chicheleana, OUP, 1765.
130. Buckland 1000-2000, A Village History,
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144. S J O'Connor,
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153. John Lister MA,
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