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     William? Squirrell was born before 1748 in Wattisham, Suffolk. He was the son of William Squirrell and Sarah Unknown (Squirrell).
     William? Squirrell married Sarah Unknown (Squirrell) before 1770.

     Isabella de St Aubin married Sir Jordan de Haccombe. Isabella de St Aubin was born after 1279 in Cornwall. She was the daughter of Sir Mauger St Aubyn and Isabella Pidekswell.
     Isabella de St Aubin and Guy St Aubyn were mentioned in a deed dated 3 July 1318. Isabella de Sancto Albino & Joan sisters & heirs of Mauger, son of Mauger de SA, claimants ... by William de Lucy, in her place by Kings Writ & Guy de Sancto Albino, deforcient re the manor of Parracombe & advowdson of the church of that manor.
Guy granted the manor etc to Isabella. After Isabella's death, shall remain to Stephen de SA & his heirs. Should Stephen died without heirs, then manor to John, brother of Stephen. If John dies without heirs, back to Guy and his heirs. For this Isabella gave to Guy 100 marks of silver. Endorsed: Isabella & Joan, sisters and heirs of Mauger, son of Mauger de SA, put in their claim.
     Possibly the Isabel de Sancto Albino who paid 12d. in the 1332 lay subsidy at Pickwell, also listed or another of that name at Parracombe.
     Isabella de St Aubin married Sir Robert de Crewes as her second husband, before 17 May 1332. He was her co-patron in 1344 & 1349.

     Joan de St Aubin (Witterne) was born after 1279 in Cornwall. She was the daughter of Sir Mauger St Aubyn and Isabella Pidekswell.
     John Whyterne/Witterne, 3rd husband of Joan, a sister & co-heiress of Mauger, son of Mauger de St Aubin...
She married firstly Jordande Vautord, secondly Thomas de Merton who died 1361.

     Stephen de Sancto Albino St Aubin was born after 1279. He was the third son. He was the son of Sir Mauger St Aubyn and Isabella Pidekswell.
Stephen was party to a deed dated 3 July 1318. Isabella de Sancto Albino & Joan sisters & heirs of Mauger, son of Mauger de SA, claimants ... by William de Lucy, in her place by Kings Writ & Guy de Sancto Albino, deforcient re the manor of Parracombe & advowdson of the church of that manor.
Guy granted the manor etc to Isabella. After Isabella's death, shall remain to Stephen de SA & his heirs. Should Stephen died without heirs, then manor to John, brother of Stephen. If John dies without heirs, back to Guy and his heirs. For this Isabella gave to Guy 100 marks of silver. Endorsed: Isabella & Joan, sisters and heirs of Mauger, son of Mauger de SA, put in their claim.
     Stephen de Sancto Albino St Aubin lived at Henstridge, Berrynarbor, Devon, 1366. He married Matilda.

     Thomas died in Combe Raleigh, Devon. He was born in England. He was the son of Guy St Aubyn and Margaret de Raleigh.
     Thomas de St Aubyn married Alice Raleigh.

     Ann St Aubyn was christened on 18 June 1667 in St Columb Major, Cornwall. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin.
     Ann St Aubyn married George Killigrew, son of Sir Peter Killigrew (2nd Bart) and Lady Frances Twisden, on 23 September 1684 in Crowan, Cornwall. She brought a portion of £5000 to the Killigrew estate, but the marriage turned out unhappily. As of 1689, Ann St Aubyn was also known as Gosling in records.
     Ann St Aubyn married Thomas Goslyn in 1689.
     Ann died on 5 April 1733? Aged 65.

     Ann St Aubyn (Moyle) was born in England. She was the daughter of Thomas St Aubyn and Mary Grenville.

     Anne St Aubyn was born circa 1606 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall. She was aged 14 at the 1620 Visitation. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell.

     Barbara St Aubyn (Molesworth) was born on 9 September 1731 in Crowan, Cornwall. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) and Catherine Morice. Barbara St Aubyn (Molesworth) was christened on 12 October 1731 in Crowan.
     Barbara St Aubyn (Molesworth) was mentioned in the will of Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) dated 21 February 1760.

     Blanch St Aubyn was born circa 1614 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall. She was aged 6 at the 1620 Visitation. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell.
     Blanch died before 2 January 1686/87 in Crowan, Cornwall. She was unmarried. She was buried on 2 January 1686/87 in Crowan.
     Her will was proved on 11 April 1687 in the Archdeaconry Court, Cornwall.

     Catherine St Aubyn was born on 12 September 1616 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell. Catherine St Aubyn was christened on 18 September 1616 in Crowan.
     Catherine died after 1637.

     Catherine St Aubyn was the daughter of John St Aubyn.

     Catherine St Aubyn was born on 1 February 1727/28 in Crowan, Cornwall. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (3rd Bart) and Catherine Morice. Catherine St Aubyn was christened on 3 March 1727/28 in Crowan, CON.
     Catherine died before 20 April 1756 in Crowan, CON. She was unmarried and described as Madame Catherine St Aubyn.

     Catherine St Aubyn was christened on 18 September 1614 in Crowan, Cornwall. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell.

     Daughter St Aubyn was born in March 1769. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) and Elizabeth Wingfield.

     Elizabeth St Aubyn was born after 1620 in Cornwall. She was described as 7th daughter. There are few entries for 1620 and none for 1621. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell.
     Elizabeth died after 1637.

     Elizabeth St Aubyn was born in England. She was the daughter of Thomas St Aubyn and Mary Grenville.

     Elizabeth St Aubyn married Thomas Northmore. Elizabeth St Aubyn was born say 1640. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Catherine Godolphin.
     Administration of the estate of Francis Godolphin was granted to Elizabeth St Aubyn, on 23 June 1692 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury Administration was granted to his niece Elizabeth Northmore.

     Elizabeth St Aubyn (Boscawen) was born in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of Geoffrey St Aubyn and Elizabeth Kemyell.

     Elizabeth St Aubyn (Northmore) was born circa 1666 in Cornwall, England. She was described as the second daughter.. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin.
     Elizabeth died before 1 August 1735 in Exeter, Devon. She was buried on 1 August 1735 in St Thomas, Exeter, Devon.

     In Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart)'s will dated 21 February 1760, Elizabeth? St Aubyn was named as heir. She was born on 2 September 1760. She was the daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (4th Bart) and Elizabeth Wingfield.

     Geoffrey St Aubyn was the son of Geoffrey St Aubyn and Elizabeth Kemyell.
     Geoffrey St Aubyn married Alice Tremere, daughter of John Tremere.
     John Bray, of Cornwall v. Geoffrey Seynt Aubyn, husband of Elizabeth, daughter of John Trenmer.: Land in Trenmer, Trelygan, and other places.: Cornwall.
     He was living in 1450. Free tenant in Cornwall 29 Henry VI.

     Geoffrey St Aubyn married Elizabeth Kemyell, daughter of Peter Kemyell and Sybil Hilligan. Geoffrey St Aubyn was born before 1375 in England. He was the son of Sir Guy St Aubyn. Geoffrey St Aubyn was the Sheriff of Cornwall in 1399.
     Geoffrey died circa 1400 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall, England.

     Gertrude St Aubyn was born circa 1605 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall. She was aged 15 at the 1620 Visitation. She was the daughter of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell.

      Guy St Aubyn was also known as Guy de Sancto Albino in records. He was born after 1279 in Cornwall. He was described as the second son. He was the son of Sir Mauger St Aubyn and Isabella Pidekswell.
     Guy St Aubyn and Isabella de St Aubin were mentioned in a deed dated 3 July 1318. Isabella de Sancto Albino & Joan sisters & heirs of Mauger, son of Mauger de SA, claimants ... by William de Lucy, in her place by Kings Writ & Guy de Sancto Albino, deforcient re the manor of Parracombe & advowdson of the church of that manor.
Guy granted the manor etc to Isabella. After Isabella's death, shall remain to Stephen de SA & his heirs. Should Stephen died without heirs, then manor to John, brother of Stephen. If John dies without heirs, back to Guy and his heirs. For this Isabella gave to Guy 100 marks of silver. Endorsed: Isabella & Joan, sisters and heirs of Mauger, son of Mauger de SA, put in their claim.
     Guy St Aubyn married Margaret de Raleigh before 1332. She was his second wife.
     Guy St Aubyn and Margaret de Raleigh were mentioned in a deed dated 13 October 1332. Feet of Fines: 13 October 1332 (6 Edw III) - Guy de St Aubyn & Margaret his wife claimants by Thomas Petricia (Rector of St Erme) guardian of Margaret, & Walter de Sutton, deforcient re lands in Argallas, Modeshole (Mitchell) Week St Mart and Whitstone rem. to Guy & Margaret and the heirs of Guy forever.
     He was the collector of the Lay subsidy in Cornwall 7 Edw III.
     Guy St Aubyn and Margaret de Raleigh were mentioned in a deed dated 11 May 1348. Feet of fines no. 1394 Margaret, wife of Guy, daughter of John de Ralegh of Beaudeport.

     Guy St Aubyn was born circa 1376. He was aged 7 years or more on the death of his father. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn.
     Guy St Aubyn married Alice Serjeaux (Countess of Oxford), daughter of Sir Richard Serjeaux.

     Sir Guy St Aubyn was the son of Guy St Aubyn and Margaret de Raleigh.

     Henry St Aubyn was born circa 1614 in Clowance, Crowan, Cornwall. He was aged 6 at the 1620 Visitation, but note that his sister was also 6!. He was the son of John St Aubyn and Katherine Arundell. Henry was Vicar of Crowan at Crowan until 1702.
     Henry died before 30 August 1702 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was buried on 30 August 1702 in Crowan.

     Henry St Aubyn was born on 4 June 1703 in Crowan, Cornwall. He was the son of Sir John St Aubyn (2nd Bart) and Mary de la Hay. Henry St Aubyn was christened on 12 June 1703 in Crowan.
     Henry died before 22 January 1703/4 in Crowan, CON.

     Henry St Aubyn was the son of William St Aubyn.
     Henry died before 17 August 1617 in Mawgan in Meneage, Cornwall. He was buried on 17 August 1617 in Mawgan in Meneage.
     His will was proved in 1618 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Will of Henry Seyntawbin or St Aubin, Mawgan, Cornwall.