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     Richard Arundell was the son of Sir John Arundell and Joan or Jane Durant.
     He left with a son, who died without issue, a daughter who married .... Vyvyan of Trelowarren.

     Richard Arundell Lord of Trerice was born in 1616 in Cornwall. See Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Online) for full details. He was the son of John Arundell and Mary Cary.
     He was Governor of Pendennis from 1643 and sheltered Queen Henrietta Maria until she could escape to France.
     Richard Arundell Lord of Trerice married Gertrude Bagge circa 1645. She was the widow of prominent royalist, Sir Nicholas Slanning. They had issue....
     In John Arundell's will dated 14 June 1654, Richard Arundell Lord of Trerice was named as heir; He directed that his body was to be buried near his late wife in the parish church of Newlyn in Pyder, He bequeathed his lands in Cornwall, Devon & Somerset, to his second son Richard (his eldest son John having pre-deceased him). He was an executor of John Arundell's estate on 22 May 1656 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, London. Richard was created Baron Arundell of Trerice. The title became extinct on the death without issue of his great-grandson John on 23 March 1663/64. Richard was created Baron Arundell of Trerice. The title became extinct in 1768 with the death of the 4th Baron in 1665.
     Richard died on 7 September 1687 in London?. He was buried in St James, Piccadilly, London.

     Robert Arundell was born in 1528 in Trerice, Madron, Cornwall, England. He was the son of Sir John Arundell and Juliana Erisey.

     Roger Arundell was the son of Sir John Arundell and Mary Beville.
     Roger died before 1560. He predeceased his father.

     Thomas Arundell was christened on 12 November 1577 in East Newlyn, Cornwall. He was the son of John Arundell and Gertrude Dennis.

     Thomas Arundell was the son of Ralph Arundell and Jane Trerice.

     Thomas Arundell was born circa 1452. Thomas Arundell son of John. He was the son of John Arundell.
     He married in 1473 Katherine Dinham which brought to the Arundells in 1501 (on the death of Katherine's brother John, Lord Dinham) a quarter-share in the Cornish manors of Bodardle, Cardinham, Downinney and Gurlyn as well as in manors in Devon, Somerset, Oxfordshire and elsewhere; knighted in 1483; attainted in 1484 for rebelling against King Richard III.
     Thomas died on 1 October 1485. He took part in the Duke of Buckingham's rebellion and his lands were forfeited in 1484.

     The Tudorplace website states: Whilst it is believed that this family descended from the Arundells of Lanherne, the connection has not yet been proven to our satisfaction. Burke's Commoners suggests that the Thomas who is shown below as possible progenitor of the family was second son of Sir John of Lanherne by Eleanor Lamborne. However, BP1934 (Arundell of Wardour) indicates that the Thomas who was that second son was 'of Lanhadron' and, whilst mentioning that he was ancestor of the Arundells of Tolverne, shows different wife/wives and does not mention the Arundels of Trerice. We therefore view that connection as unlikely.
(2) As mentioned above, Burke's Commoners shows Sir John of Lanherne's second son as ... Thomas Arundel of Kenelhelwas.
     Thomas Arundell married Mary Dumford.

     Sir Thomas Arundell was the son of Sir John Arundell and Anora Unknown.

     Thomas Arundell (of Wardour) was born circa 1502. He was the son of John Arundell and Eleanor Grey.
     Thomas died on 26 February 1552 in Tower Hill, London. He was executed as a conspirator,
In 1530. he married Margaret Howard, sister of the King's fifth wife Katherine, and he purchased monastic estates at their dissolution, founding a junior branch of the family at Wardour in Wiltshire.

     Two sons Arundell was the son of Sir John Arundell and Margaret Courteney. Two died young.

     Jane of Arwenack was born. She was the daughter and heir of Robert, Lord of the Manor of Arwenack.. She was the daughter of Robert Arwenack Lord of the Manor.
     Jane of Arwenack married Simon Killigrew, son of John Killigrew and Mary Poltesmore.

     John died in 'Arwenack', Budock, Cornwall, England. John Arwenack Lord of the Manor was also known as John of Arwenack in some records. He was the son of Thomas Arwenack Lord of theManor.

     Robert died in 'Arwenack', Budock, Cornwall, England. Robert Arwenack Lord of the Manor was also known as Robert of Arwenack in some records. He was the son of John Arwenack Lord of the Manor.

     Thomas died in 'Arwenack', Budock, Cornwall, England. Thomas Arwenack Lord of theManor was also known as Thomas of Arwenack in some records.

     Alfred Phillips Ash married Constance Agnes Mary Halahan, daughter of Dr Samuel Handy Halahan and Constance May Shepperson.

     Joseph Ashbourn married Frances Popplewell, daughter of George Popplewell and Catherine Unknown, on 29 December 1702 in Gate Bourton, Lincolnshire.

     James Ashbury was born circa 1585?.
     James Ashbury married Elizabeth Steer, daughter of Henry Steer and Alice Unknown (Steer), on 24 February 1611 in Darley, Derbyshire, England.

     Adela Susan Ashby was christened on 1 January 1863 in St Thomas, Barbados. She was the daughter of Alexander Ashby and Sarah Elizabeth Bayley.

     Ader died before 2 February 1729 in St Michael, Barbados. He was buried on 2 February 1729 in St Michael.

     Alexander Ashby was born before 1770 in Barbados.
     Alexander Ashby married Mary Unknown (Ashby) circa 1788.

     Alexander Ashby was christened on 24 October 1840 in St Lucy, Barbados. He was baptised with his brother Howard Gill. He was the son of Alexander Ashby and Sarah Elizabeth Babb. Alexander Ashby was baptized on 2 March 1844 in St George's, Barbados.
     Alexander Ashby married Mary Elizabeth Millicent Drayton on 10 February 1866 in Holy Innocents, Barbados.

     Alexander Ashby was christened on 24 February 1811 in St George's, Barbados. He was the son of John Ashby and Susanna Unknown (Ashby).
     In Susanna Unknown (Ashby)'s will dated 5 December 1832 in St George, Barbados,, Alexander Ashby was named as heir; Susannah Ashby of St George being sick & weak .. leaves her son Alexander Ashby a piece or parcel of land butting & bounding on lands of John Henry Nurse, Catherine Ashby, James Cragg Kellman & Edward Thomas Boxill, containing c. 2 acres ... Executor Alexander Ashby, dated 5 Dec 1832. Witnessed by Francis Ashby & Catherine Ashby.
     Alexander Ashby married Sarah Hollingsworth on 5 October 1837 in St Andrew, Barbados. On the 5th inst. at St Andrew's church, Mr George Ashby to Sarah youngest daughter of John Hollingsworth Esq.
     Alexander Ashby married Sarah Elizabeth Babb circa 1838 in Barbados.
     Alexander Ashby married secondly Sarah Elizabeth Bayley on 28 April 1847 in St Michael, Bridgetown, Barbados.
     Alexander died in October 1868 in Castle Grant, St George, Barbados, aged 57.

     Alexander Cleland Ashby was christened on 25 January 1829 in St George's, Barbados. He was the son of Francis Ashby and Margaret Ann Garnes.
     Alexander died before 1841?. He was not mentioned in his aunt Jane Ann's will..
     St George's (SW wall of chancel) - In affectionate remembrance of Alexander Ashby died at Castle Grant in this Island ... Oct 1868 aged 56 & was interred near this spot. Also of Sarah Elizabeth Ashby wife of above who died London 22 May 1874 & was interred beside her husband in July 1874.

     Alexander Lindsay Ashby was christened on 31 March 1825 in Christ Church, Barbados. Alexander Lindsay, son of Mary Ann Ashby. He was the son of Robert Cooper Ashby and Mary Ann Ashby.
     In Robert Cooper Ashby's will dated 4 November 1837 in Christ Church, Barbados,, Alexander Lindsay Ashby was named as heir; I Robert Cooper Ashby of Christ Church... I give & devise unto Samule Brewster Ashby, son of Elizabeth Brewster, a free coloured woman and his heirs ... 'property' called 'Rural Felicity" in Christ Church and 6 acres adjoining ... forming part of my plantation called 'Burkes' ... until 21 ... The rest of my property 'Burke's' to be kept for 5 years intact then divided into 11 parts ... 3 parts to Mary Ann Ashby, free coloured woman, Robert Henry Ashby, free coloured man, Alice Christian Ashby, free coloured woman, to be equally divided between them. The remaining 8 parts to Elizabeth Mary Ashby, Margaret Ann Ashby, Thomas Cooper Ashby, Arabella Ann Ashby, William Armstrong Ashby, Caroline Kryzia Ashby, Alexander Lindsay Ashby, John George Ashby, free persons of colour, for their support, maintenance and education at the discretion of my executors. Executors: Robert Henry Ashby & Mary Ann Ashby. Witnessed by Samuel Husbands, Thomas William Eversley, William C Millard.
     Alexander Lindsay Ashby made a will dated 29 December 1854 in Christ Church, Barbados. The will of Alexander Lindsay Ashby of Christ Church mentions his brother William Armstrong Ashby.
     Alexander died after 29 December 1854 in Christ Church, Barbados.
     His will was proved on 27 July 1855 in Barbados.

     Alfred Alexander Ashby was christened on 16 September 1850 in St George's, Barbados. He was the son of Alexander Ashby and Sarah Elizabeth Bayley.
     Alfred studied at Merton College, Oxford University, on 7 February 1870. He was desribed as the second son of Alexander Ashby of the isle of Barbados, arm. Matric 7 Feb 1870 aged 19.

     Alice Ashby was born circa 1650.
     Alice Ashby married George Skeat on 28 June 1668 in St Michael, Barbados.

     In Robert Cooper Ashby's will dated 4 November 1837 in Christ Church, Barbados,, Alice Christian Ashby was named as heir; I Robert Cooper Ashby of Christ Church... I give & devise unto Samule Brewster Ashby, son of Elizabeth Brewster, a free coloured woman and his heirs ... 'property' called 'Rural Felicity" in Christ Church and 6 acres adjoining ... forming part of my plantation called 'Burkes' ... until 21 ... The rest of my property 'Burke's' to be kept for 5 years intact then divided into 11 parts ... 3 parts to Mary Ann Ashby, free coloured woman, Robert Henry Ashby, free coloured man, Alice Christian Ashby, free coloured woman, to be equally divided between them. The remaining 8 parts to Elizabeth Mary Ashby, Margaret Ann Ashby, Thomas Cooper Ashby, Arabella Ann Ashby, William Armstrong Ashby, Caroline Kryzia Ashby, Alexander Lindsay Ashby, John George Ashby, free persons of colour, for their support, maintenance and education at the discretion of my executors. Executors: Robert Henry Ashby & Mary Ann Ashby. Witnessed by Samuel Husbands, Thomas William Eversley, William C Millard.
     Alice Christian Keyson married Robert James Clarke. She was christened on 20 May 1852 in Christ Church, Barbados. An Alice Christian Keysar was baptised as an adult 20 May 1852 at Christ Church, this spelling is used in the IGI for Caroline Kryzia. so may be her mother. She was the daughter of Robert Cooper Ashby and Mary Ann Ashby.
     In John George Ashby's will dated 30 August 1855 in Christ Church, Barbados,, Alice Christian Ashby was named as heir; John George Ashby of Christ Church, Esq. mentions his brothers & sisters: Robert Henry Ashby, Thomas Cooper Ashby, William Armstrong Ashby, Alice Christian Ashby, Elizabeth Mary Valverde, Margaret Ann Thomas, Arabella Ann Bentham.

     Alice Gertrude Newell Ashby was christened on 29 December 1859 in St Phillip, Barbados. She was the daughter of James Alexander Ashby and Sarah O'Brien Crawford.

     Andrew A Ashby married Annie Beatrice Bentham, daughter of Robert Thomas Bentham and Charlotte Elizabeth Medford. Andrew A Ashby was born in 1861 in Barbados. He was the son of William Armstrong Ashby and Rebecca Keiling Valverde.