Lucy Stockett

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Born c. 1534, probably her maiden name was either Marwood or Beane. She first married Edward Wayland, Scrivener, of London, by whom she had two sons: Edmond and Henry. Then she married Lewis Stockett (c.1530-1579), who was Surveyor of Works for Queen Elizabeth Ist. They had at least four children: Jane/Joane (c. 1557-1628, Mrs. Walter Aylworth), Thomas (c. 1560-1597), Humphrey (c. 1562-1606), John (c. 1564-1620). Some sources attribute a son named Aylworth. I think this is a misunderstanding of something in Lucy's will. (She wrote "my sonne Aylworth," but I believe this was in reference to her son-in-law.) There is a memorial panel for her in St. Stephen's Church, Hackington, near Canterbury, Kent. Some of her descendants came to Maryland in the 1650s.

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 25 2019, 18:22:43 UTC

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Born c. 1534, probably her maiden name was either Marwood or Beane. She first married Edward Wayland, Scrivener, of London, by whom she had two sons: Edmond and Henry. Then she married Lewis Stockett (c.1530-1579), who was Surveyor of Works for Queen Elizabeth Ist. They had at least four children: Jane/Joane (c. 1557-1628, Mrs. Walter Aylworth), Thomas (c. 1560-1597), Humphrey (c. 1562-1606), John (c. 1564-1620). Some sources attribute a son named Aylworth. I think this is a misunderstanding of something in Lucy's will. (She wrote "my sonne Aylworth," but I believe this was in reference to her son-in-law.) There is a memorial panel for her in St. Stephen's Church, Hackington, near Canterbury, Kent. Some of her descendants came to Maryland in the 1650s.

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 25 2019, 18:19:39 UTC

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Per Judy Kinser, email dated 05-30-1999:

Per Judy Kinser, email dated 05-30-1999: "...Lewis Stockett was born 1530in St. Stephens Parish, Kent. He married Lucy -Wayland or Marwood. Thehatchments for these two are in St. Stephens Church. Lewis was a castlebuilder in the household of Elizabeth I; quite illustrious. I think Irecall reading that he was knighted."

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From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

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Edward/Mayland

Edward/Mayland

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Name deduced from heraldic bearings on h

Name deduced from heraldic bearings on hatchmnet in St.Stephen's,Hackington.