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     Harriet H Hyland married Sydney Thomas W Rubie, son of John Rubie and Annie Bell, in 1905 in Molong, New South Wales.

     Ann Hynard was christened on 14 July 1582 in St James, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. She was the daughter of Edmund Hynard and Rose Unknown (Hynard).

     Barbara Hynard was born circa 1580? In Suffolk. She was the daughter of Edmund Hynard and Rose Unknown (Hynard).
     Barbara Hynard married Edward or Edmund Bland, son of John Bland and Catherine Gardyner, on 19 July 1601 in St Mary, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
     Barbara Hynard was mentioned in the will of Edmund Hynard dated 1 May 1622. Barbara was widowed circa 27 August 1631 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, on the death of her husband Edward or Edmund Bland. Administration of the estate of Edward or Edmund Bland was granted to Barbara Hynard, in September 1631 in Bury St Edmunds, SFK.
     In Rose Unknown (Hynard)'s will dated 10 April 1632 in St James, Bury St Edmunds,, Barbara Hynard was named as heir; Will of Rose Hynard (X) of BSE, widow dated 10 April 1632 I give to my daughter Barbara Bland, widow & my daughter Rose, wife of John Normanton, my lease of my messuage in Brentgovel Street, formerly in the tenure of my late husband Edmund and now occupied by me, Barbara Bland & Wm Medleditche. I authorize my 2 daughters, who I make ex'trices, to sell my messuage and use the money to pay the following legacies: £10 to my gr-child Rose Marshall, £15 to my gr-child Anne Pettyward, £20 to my gr-child Anne, wife of Frederick Godfrye, £15 to my gr-child Bridget Pettyward and 40s to my grandson John Bland; all to be paid within a year of my decease. I give my son-in-law John Normanton 40s to make him a ring. I give cousin Thomas Cheston of London 40s and Richard Cooper of Bury clothier; both to be paid after my decease. I will that my daughter Barbara Bland shall dwell in that part of my house where she now inhabits for 30 years if she live so long. I give her a feather bed, a feather bolster and my best covering. I give Anne Pettyward the featherbed that was her mother's, a feather bolster, a covering, 2 pairs sheets and a pillow. I give Bridget Pettyward a flockbed, a flock bolster, 2 pairs sheets and a covering. I give Mary Yonges widow, late wife of Thomas Yonges, my gold hoop ring. My late husband in his will gave legacies of £5 to Rose Marshall (by the name of Rose Bland) and of £10 each to Anne & Bridget Pettyward, and my will is that, if the law of the realm allows this sum of £25 to be recovered by my ex'trices, my legacies to these 3 shall be reduced by the sums left to them by my late husband. If Anne & Frederick Godfrye attempt to sue my ex'trices or refuse to release their interest in my messuage within 10 months of my decease, the legacy of £20 to Anne shall be void. The residue of my unbequeathed goods, plate, money, jewels and household stuff I give to my 2 daughters Barbara Bland and Rose Normanton my ex'trices. I give to my grandchildren John Normanton the younger, Thomas, Rose and Elizabeth Normanton 40s each to be paid by my daughter Rose Normanton when they are 24, I give my grandson Andrew Bland my silver wine cup. I give Edward, George, Edmund, Frances, Anne & Mary Bland my grandchildren 40s to be paid by my daughter Barbara Bland when 24. Witness: John Hyell, George Sparrose (X).
     Barbara Hynard lived at Brentgovel Street, Bury St Edmunds, between April 1632 and August 1637.
     Barbara died circa 11 October 1668 in Bury St Edmunds, SFK. She was buried on 12 October 1668 in Bury St Edmunds.

     Edmund Hynard was born before 1560 in Suffolk, England.
     Edmund Hynard married Rose Unknown (Hynard) circa 1579 in Suffolk.
     Edmund Hynard made a will dated 1 May 1622 in Bury St Edmunds. His will mentions his wife Rose; his Bland grandchildren, Rose, Barbara, John, Andrew, George, Edward & Anne (children of Barbara); his Normanton grandchildren John, Thomas & Rose (children of Rose); his son Francis Hynard
I Edmund Hynard of Bury St Edmund in the County of Suffolk and Diocese of Norwich Clother [sic] although sick in body yet of good mind and memory do make this my last will and Testament First I commend and bequeath my Soul to almighty God and my body to the Earth to be buried in Christian burial
Item I give and bequeath to Barbar¹ my daughter that parte of my Messuage or Tenement which is now in the occupation of George Gibson lying in the Short Bracklond in Burye aforesaid And the one half of the Ground thereunto belonginge now in my own occupation To hold to the said Barbara and her assigns during her life And after her decease to Rose Bland, Edward Bland, John Bland, Andrew Bland, George Bland, and Edmund Bland and Anne Bland children of the said Barbary and to their heirs forever or to such of them as shal lbe living at the time of the death of the said Barbarye.
Item I give and bequeath unto Rose Normanton my Daughter the other part of my said Messuage or Tenement in the said Short Bracklond And the other half of the said Ground To hold to the said Rose during her life And after her decease to John Normanton, Thomas Normanton, and Rose Normanton the children of the said Rose and their heirs forever or to such of them and their heirs as shall be living at the time of the death of the said Rose.
Item I give unto Frauncis/Franncis Hynard my son the Messuage or Tenement wherein I now dwell after the decease of Rose my Wife The said Frauncis/Franncis his heirs or assign¹ paying after the decease of the said Rose my Wife to Anne Pettywatt [sic] and Bridgitt Pettiwatt [sic] my Grandchildren Ten pounds to either of them and to Rose Bland five pounds (vizt) to Rose Bland within one year next after the decease of the said Rose my Wife and in the second year after her decease to Anne Pettiward [sic] And in the third year after to the said Bridgitt And I give and bequeath to the said Rose my Wife all my goods & chattles to her own use And I make the said Rose my Wife executrix of this my last will Ratifying the same the day and year first above said in the presence of Thomas Rockett- John Pickerell and George Sparrowe.
     Edmund died before 6 June 1622 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
     His will was proved on 6 June 1622 in Bury St Edmunds.

     Francis Hynard was the son of Edmund Hynard and Rose Unknown (Hynard).
     Francis Hynard was mentioned in the will of Edmund Hynard dated 1 May 1622.

     Rose Hynard was christened on 9 March 1584 in St James, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. She was the daughter of Edmund Hynard and Rose Unknown (Hynard).
     Rose Hynard married John Normanton.
     Rose Hynard was mentioned in the will of Edmund Hynard dated 1 May 1622.
     In Rose Unknown (Hynard)'s will dated 10 April 1632 in St James, Bury St Edmunds,, Rose Hynard was named as heir; Will of Rose Hynard (X) of BSE, widow dated 10 April 1632 I give to my daughter Barbara Bland, widow & my daughter Rose, wife of John Normanton, my lease of my messuage in Brentgovel Street, formerly in the tenure of my late husband Edmund and now occupied by me, Barbara Bland & Wm Medleditche. I authorize my 2 daughters, who I make ex'trices, to sell my messuage and use the money to pay the following legacies: £10 to my gr-child Rose Marshall, £15 to my gr-child Anne Pettyward, £20 to my gr-child Anne, wife of Frederick Godfrye, £15 to my gr-child Bridget Pettyward and 40s to my grandson John Bland; all to be paid within a year of my decease. I give my son-in-law John Normanton 40s to make him a ring. I give cousin Thomas Cheston of London 40s and Richard Cooper of Bury clothier; both to be paid after my decease. I will that my daughter Barbara Bland shall dwell in that part of my house where she now inhabits for 30 years if she live so long. I give her a feather bed, a feather bolster and my best covering. I give Anne Pettyward the featherbed that was her mother's, a feather bolster, a covering, 2 pairs sheets and a pillow. I give Bridget Pettyward a flockbed, a flock bolster, 2 pairs sheets and a covering. I give Mary Yonges widow, late wife of Thomas Yonges, my gold hoop ring. My late husband in his will gave legacies of £5 to Rose Marshall (by the name of Rose Bland) and of £10 each to Anne & Bridget Pettyward, and my will is that, if the law of the realm allows this sum of £25 to be recovered by my ex'trices, my legacies to these 3 shall be reduced by the sums left to them by my late husband. If Anne & Frederick Godfrye attempt to sue my ex'trices or refuse to release their interest in my messuage within 10 months of my decease, the legacy of £20 to Anne shall be void. The residue of my unbequeathed goods, plate, money, jewels and household stuff I give to my 2 daughters Barbara Bland and Rose Normanton my ex'trices. I give to my grandchildren John Normanton the younger, Thomas, Rose and Elizabeth Normanton 40s each to be paid by my daughter Rose Normanton when they are 24, I give my grandson Andrew Bland my silver wine cup. I give Edward, George, Edmund, Frances, Anne & Mary Bland my grandchildren 40s to be paid by my daughter Barbara Bland when 24. Witness: John Hyell, George Sparrose (X).
     Rose died after 1632/33 in Suffolk.

     Angharad ferch Hywel Dda was born before 929 in Wales. She was the daughter of Hywel Dda ap Cadell (?) and Elen ferch Llywarch.

     Gruffudd ap Hywel was born in Wales. He was the son of Hywel ap Maredudd ab Einion (?) and Gwenllian ferch Gruffudd ab Ednyfed.
     Gruffudd ap Hywel married Anghared ferch Tegward, daughter of Tegward y Baiswen (?).

     Maredudd ap Hywel married Morfudd ferch Ieuan Goch ap David, daughter of Ieuan Goch ap David (?), in Wales. Maredudd ap Hywel was born in WLS. He was the son of Hywel ap David and Efa ferch Ieuan ap Howel.
     Maredudd ap Hywel lived at Cefn y fan, Dolbenmaen, Caernarvonshire, Wales, 1351.

     Cadfan ap Iago was born in Wales. He was the son of Iago ap Beli (?).
     Cadfan ap Iago married Tandreg Ddu ferch Cynan Garwyn, daughter of Cynan Garwyn Brochwel.

     Cynan ab Iago was born in Wales.
     He was excluded from the throne by Griffith ap Llewelyn, who also usurped the Kingdom of South Wales. He made 2 gallant and unsuccessful attempts to recover his crown. He was the son of Iago ab Idwal (?) and Afandreg ferch Gwair.
     Cynan ab Iago married Ragnhildr or Rhanullt ferch Olaf of Dublin.

     Tangwystl ferch Iago was born in Wales. She was the daughter of Iago ab Idwal (?) and Afandreg ferch Gwair.
     Tangwystl died after 1075.

     Carrina Ibberson was born. She was the daughter of Francis Ibberson & Carina Overall. She was the daughter of Francis Ibberson.
     Carrina Ibberson married John Bowker, son of John Bowker and Elizabeth Lenton, on 3 June 1769 in Doddington, Cambridgeshire. Carrina Ibberson & John Booker, but I am not sure whether this is hte right John.
     In Francis Ibberson's will dated 19 August 1780 in Huntingdon Archdeaconry, Carrina Ibberson was named as heir; Copy will of Francis Ibberson, gentleman of Forty Foot Bridge, Ramsey. in favour of his wife Carrina (or Catherine) for her life and then to his sons, John, Francis and Henry and his daughter Carrina, wife of John Bowker. Copy made, 21st July, 1788. She was a beneficiary in John Bowker's will dated 30 April 1813 in 31 Old Street, London.
     Carrina Ibberson made a will dated 28 September 1813? In Greenfield St, London. Will of Carrina Bowker, Widow Greenfield Street , Middlesex. She mentions her two daughters, Margaret E... the wife of William E... and Elizabeth Bowker, the latter was executor.
     Carrina died before 20 March 1816.
     Her will was proved on 20 March 1816 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Elizabeth Bowker was executrix.

     Francis Ibberson made a will dated 19 August 1780 in Huntingdon Archdeaconry. Copy will of Francis Ibberson, gentleman of Forty Foot Bridge, Ramsey. in favour of his wife Carrina (or Catherine) for her life and then to his sons, John, Francis and Henry and his daughter Carrina, wife of John Bowker. Copy made, 21st July, 1788.
     Francis died after 19 August 1780.

     Mary Ibbotson was born on 23 December 1604 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Daughter of John Ibbotson, clerk of Wigtwisle. He is probably the Mr John Ibbotson, buried 29 April 1649.
     Mary Ibbotson married Christopher Wilson, son of Christopher Wilson and Ellen Bramall, on 29 October 1623 in Bradfield, YKS.
     Mary Ibbotson was mentioned in the manorial court roll dated 24 May 1624 Surender in Sheffield Court by John Ibbotson of Wigtwisle & Westmondhalgh called Carr to the use of John his son & heir for life & on his decease to the use of Mary Ibbotson his eldest daughter whom Christopher Wilson of Bromhead intends to take to his wife.
     Mary died before 4 December 1661 in Bradfield, YKS. She was buried on 4 December 1661 in Bradfield.

     William Ide married Alice Bland on 8 May 1544 in Kelsale, Suffolk.

     Cadwr Wenwyn ab Idnerth was born in Wales. He was the son of Idnerth ab Iorwerth (?).

     Rhodri Molwynog ab Idwal Iwrch was born in Wales. He was the son of Idwal Iwrch ap Cadwaladr (?).
     Rhodri died in 754.

     Griffri ap Ieuaf was the son of Ieuaf ap Ninnio (?).

     Efa ferch Ieuan ap Howel married Hywel ap David, son of David Lord of Friw Lly ap Gruffudd and Eva ferch Griffith Vaughan. Efa ferch Ieuan ap Howel was born in Wales.

     Morfudd ferch Ieuan Goch ap David married Maredudd ap Hywel, son of Hywel ap David and Efa ferch Ieuan ap Howel, in Wales. Morfudd ferch Ieuan Goch ap David was also known as Morvydd in some records. She was born in WLS. Morfydd, daughter of Evan ap Dafydd ap Trahaiarn Goch, ob.1416. Her ancestry may be followed up in Bartrum's Tr G1.. She was the daughter of Ieuan Goch ap David (?).
     Morfudd died in 1416 in WLS.

     Gruffudd was vicar in Llanrhaeadr y Mochnant, Montgomeryshire, Wales.
     Gruffudd died in Mochnant, Denbighshire, Wales.

     Gwerful ferch Ieuan married Tudur ap Gronwy ap Hywel, son of Gronwy ap Hywel (?). Gwerful ferch Ieuan was born in Wales. She was the daughter of Ieuan ab Einion (?) and Gwenhwyfar ferch Einion.

      Florence Isobel Moir Ifla was also known as Isobel Florence Moir in some records. She was born circa 1885.
     Florence Isobel Moir Ifla married Lionel Edgar MacGlew, son of William Henry MacGlew and Lucy Emma Jane Bowra, on 28 March 1910.
     Florence died on 20 April 1944 in Glen Forrest, Western Australia. She was buried in Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth.

     Cuhelyn ab Ifor ab Ifor was the son of Ifor ap Seferws (?).
     Cuhelyn ab Ifor ab Ifor married Gwen ferch Gronwy ap Tudur, daughter of Gronwy ap Tudur Trefor (?).

     Sir William Ingleby married Joan Stapleton, daughter of Sir Bryan de Stapleton and Agnes Goddard. See Gen-Medieval for more on this line.

     Daughter Ingles married R A Powell. Daughter Ingles was the daughter of Maj Walter Lawrence Ingles and Elizabeth Odell Best.
     Daughter Ingles lived at Melfort, Pussellawa, Kandy, Ceylon/Sri Lanka, 1897.

     Edith St Cyr Ingles was born before April 1867 in Nova Scotia, Canada. She was the daughter of Maj Walter Lawrence Ingles and Elizabeth Odell Best. Edith and Walter were listed as the children of Elizabeth Odell Best in the 1881 census in 49 Warwick Gardens, Kensington, Middlesex.

     His birth was registered in the quarter ending in June 1862 in Portsea Island RD, Hampshire. George Francis Stanser Ingles was the son of Maj Walter Lawrence Ingles and Elizabeth Odell Best.
     He was appointed sub lieutenant in the Royal Naval Reserve, 30 June 1890.
     George died was drowned in the sinking of the P&O liner "Bokhara" on 10 October 1892 aged 30. The ship struck rocks off the Pescadores Islands (Near Formosa/in hte Straits of Formosa) and George, serving as 2nd Officer, was drowned along with 124 other passengers and crew.
     His will was proved on 9 December 1892. Probate was granted to Alice Stanley. He was of 159 Holland Rd, Kensington Mdx.

     Henry Lockyer Stanser Ingles was born circa 1860 in Ceylon/Sri Lanka. He was the son of Maj Walter Lawrence Ingles and Elizabeth Odell Best. Henry was listed in the household of Elizabeth Stanser as a grandchild in the 1861 census in 23? Clarence St, Portsea, Hampshire. Elizabeth Best, widow, 63, annuitant, born Nova Scotia; Elizabeth O Inglis, daughter, married, 33?, wife of Captain in the Army, born Hampton, Mdx; Henry S L?, grandson aged 1, born Ceylon, with a nurse.
     The marriage of Henry Lockyer Stanser Ingles and Rose Emma Frizelle was registered in the quarter ending in December 1892 in Paddington RD, Middlesex.
     Henry Lockyer Stanser Ingles lived at Melfort, Pussellawa, Kandy, Ceylon/Sri Lanka, 1897.
     Henry died on 28 January 1898 in Colombo, Ceylon/Sri Lanka. He was of Milford Esate, Pussellaya, in former years of the Kelany Valley. He was buried in Colombo.
     A Henry Lockyer Stanser Ingles was sponsor at the baptism at St Barnabas chapel, Ariswilla, Feb 22 1898 of Edmund Henry Grigson, son of Edmund Frederick Grigson & his wife Mary at Doranakande? Estate, Avisawella [Ceylon]. He is not included in the 1890 Army list.
     His will was proved on 27 May 1898 in London. Henry Lockyer Stanser Ingles of Melfort, Pussella, Ceylon, tea planter, died 28 Jan 1898 at Galle Face Hotel Kollupituja, Ceylon. Administration with will (limited) Probate granted to solicitor, the attorney of Rosa Emma Ingles & Robert Stanser Ingles. Eeffects £622/3/4.
     His will was proved on 16 January 1924 in London. Henry Lockyer Stanser Ingles of Melfort, Pussella, Ceylon; died 28 Jan 1898 at Hotel Galle Fall Kollupituja, Ceylon. Probate granted to Rosa Emma Ingles, widow. Eeffects £480.