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     John Andrews married Mary Cocksedge, daughter of John Cocksedge and Ann Brown.

     William Andrews was born circa 1750? In Albam, Somerset.
William Andrews married Martha Steer, daughter of William Steer and Ann Rastall. He was Wil. Andrews of Albam, co. Somerset, Esq.

     Phyllis Angood married James Young Frewer, son of George Maurice Frewer and Jane Young. Phyllis Angood was born in 1909.

     Lady Beatrix Angus was also known as Beethoc? Unknown in records. She was born say 1195 in Scotland. She was the daughter of Gilchrist, 3rd Earl of Angus.
Lady Beatrix Angus married Walter Stewart 3rd High Steward, son of Alan FitzWalter and Eve. It is said they had eight children, 5 boys and 3 daughters. Walter married Bethóc, daughter of Gille Críst, Earl of Angus and his wife Marjorie, said to be a daughter of Henry of Scotland, 3rd Earl of Huntingdon.

     Cynin ab Anllech was the son of Anllech ap Tudwal.

     Payne Ann was born circa 1728.
Payne Ann married (?) Trull on 18 June 1764 in Stowmarket, Suffolk.
     Payne was buried on 22 October 1812 in St Stephen, Norwich, Norfolk, England.

     Mary Louisa Annear was born on 18 January 1891 in Picton, New Zealand.
Mary Louisa Annear married Richard Norman Ruby, son of John Crowle Ruby and Jane Couch, on 8 November 1910 in Timaru, New Zealand.
     Mary died on 26 October 1977 in Wellington, New Zealand, aged 86. She is buried in Karori cemetery, Wellington - the inscription gives 1978.

     Richard Anning married Martha Ruby, daughter of John Ruby and Elizabeth Dustan, before July 1885 in Okehampton RD, Devon.

     Elizabeth Ansen married John Trull, son of Laurence Trull and Sarah Jay, in 1738 in St Edmund, Norwich, Norfolk.

     Jane Anthorne married John [Thomas?] Petit, son of John Petit and Margaret Treunwith. Jane Anthorne was the daughter of William Anthorne.

     Margaret Antrewan married Thomas Godolphin, son of John Godolphin and Sybil Bloyet or Bloyow. Margaret Antrewan was the daughter of Roger Antrewan.

     Rev Thomas Apjohn married Anne Cocksedge, daughter of William Cocksedge and Margaret Unknown.
     Rev Thomas Apjohn was mentioned in the will of William Cocksedge dated 29 July 1740.

     Mary Appleby was born before 1670 in Linton upon Ouse, Yorkshire.
Mary Appleby married John Ryther, son of John Ryther and Mary Langdale, circa 1688.
     Mary Appleby made a will dated 9 March 1707. Her will asked to be buried in Newton church.
Agreement dated 12 Mar 1707 - By Elizabeth Trappes of Nidd, widow, Robert Plompton of Plompton and Julian his wife and Margaret Ryther, widow, with Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., that the debts, legacies and annuities to be settled from the sale of property at Linton-upon-Ouse, Youlton and Heworth devised by Hugh Appleby to Sir John and Sir Edward Blacket are discharged or will be within 6 months and that they will reimburse Sir John and save him harmless.

     Margaret Appledorefield was the daughter of William Appledorefield.
Margaret Appledorefield married Thomas Ryther, son of Sir William Ryther and Eleanor Fitzwilliam, before 1486?.
Thomas Froggynhall and Jane, his wife, Thomas Rither and Margaret, his wife, John Fyneux and Elizabeth, his wife, Robert Kempte and Anne, his wife, and John Seynenycholas. v. Thomas Walter and William Adeane, feoffees to uses, and Sir William Clerk, priest.: Conspiracy between defendants and Mildred Appultrefeld to utter a forged will of William Appultrefeld, father of the said Jane, Margaret, Anne, and Elizabeth, and of another Elizabeth (sic), mother of the said John Seynenycholas, concerning tenements in Linstead, Doddington, Kingsdown, and Norton.: Kent.
     Margaret died before October 1521 in Kent.

      The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 2. Originally published by W Bristow, Canterbury, 1797. p 60-78 states: The MANOR OF APPULDREFIELD, called also antiently the manor of Appuldre, and now, by contraction of the former name, Apperfield, lies about two miles south-westward from Cowdham church..
The manor of Apuldrefield in Cudham, a parish within the hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton at Hone, and county of
Kent, comprises at this time in demesne an estate of 496 acres, 1 rood, 5 perches. It is seventeen miles from London, and in-tersected by the high road to the market town of Westerham. [G. STEINMAN STEIKMAN, ESQ. F.S.A., FROM THE "topographer AND GENEALOGIST," VOT. HI. LONDON : J. b. NICHOLS AND SON 1851]. William Appledorefield was also known as Appletreefield in records. William Appledorefield was also known as Appuldrefield in records.
At Westminster. Three weeks from St Michael, 37 Henry VI [20 October 1458].
Parties: John Cheyne, knight, Robert Hoorne, esquire, Ralph Seintleger, esquire, Thomas Seintnicholas, esquire, John Rowe, William Apulderfeld', John Metheley, Ralph Josselyn', John Norton', Thomas Fermory, William Harlakynden', William Bygge and William Clerk', querents, and William Fenys, knight, and Margaret, his wife, deforciants.
Property:     The manors of Crowthorn', Pury, Newelangport, Kenarton' and Cokryde and 250 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 300 acres of wood and 100 acres of marsh in Romeney, Lydde, Hope, the parish of All Saints by Romeney, the parish of St Martin by Romeney, Northene, Vet[er]i Romeney, the parish of Promehill', Snave, Orlaston', Werehoorne, Rokynge, Bylsyngton', Newchirch', Meresham, Aldyngton', Sellyng', Bonyngton', Bourghwermersh', Estbrygge, Demechirch', Kenarton', Wodechirch', Stone, Wyttersham, Snergate, Bederysden', Halden', Benynden', Tentirden', Bydynden', Midle, Asshford', Weuelesburgh' and Seyvynton' and the advowsons of the churches of Kynarton' and Midle and of the chapels of Crowethorn' in the county of Kent and 100 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture and 200 acres of marsh in the parish of Promehill' in the county of Sussex.
Action: Plea of covenant.
Agreement: William Fenys and Margaret have acknowledged the manors, tenements and advowsons to be the right of John Cheyne, as those which the same John, Robert, Ralph, Thomas, John Rowe, William Apulderfeld', John Metheley, Ralph, John Norton', Thomas, William Harlakynden', William Bygge and William Clerk' have of their gift, and have remised and quitclaimed them from themselves and the heirs of Margaret to John, Robert, Ralph, Thomas, John, William Apulderfeld', [John], Ralph, John, Thomas, William Harlakynden', William Bygge and William Clerk' and the heirs of John Cheyne for ever.
Warranty: Warranty.
For this:     John, Robert, Ralph, Thomas, John, William Apulderfeld', John, Ralph, John, Thomas, William Harlakynden', William Bygge and William Clerk' have given them 1000 pounds sterling.
     William died before October 1521 in Kent.
William Appledorefield was mentioned between 1544 and 1547.

     Catherine Isabel Appleyard was born in 1920 in Carlton, Victoria. She was the daughter of George Appleyard and Isabella Tindell MacKenzie.

     Douglas Haig Appleyard was born in 1916 in Yarram, Victoria. He was the son of George Appleyard and Isabella Tindell MacKenzie.

     George Appleyard married Isabella Tindell MacKenzie, daughter of Thomas MacKenzie and Elizabeth Ann Thomas, on 5 January 1916 in Victoria. The marriage of Mr. Geo. Appleyard, North Devon, and Miss Isabella McKenzie, daughter of Mr. Thos. McKenzie, North Devon, was celebrated in the local Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning, 5th Inst, the Rev. F. Tamagne officiating. A number o£ relatives were present. The happy couple left by car for the Alberton railway station, and spent their honeymoon In the city.

     Lily Elizabeth Appleyard was born in 1917 in Yarram, Victoria. She was the daughter of George Appleyard and Isabella Tindell MacKenzie.

     Mary Appleyard was born in 1862 in Alberton, Victoria.
Mary Appleyard married William MacKenzie, son of John MacKenzie and Catherine Ferguson, on 25 June 1892 in Carlton, Victoria.
     Mary and William were registered at Won Wron on the between 1908 and 1912 electoral roll.
     Mary died on 1 October 1928 in 'Calrossie', Yarram, Victoria. She was buried on 3 October 1928 in the Presbyterian section, Yarram.

     Mary Elizabeth Apps married Arthur Barrett Bugg, son of Henry Bugg and Hannah Maria Barrett, on 10 April 1884 in Run of Waters, Windsor, New South Wales, Australia.

     Isabella Apsley married Sir William Wentworth, son of Sir William Wentworth, circa 9 February 1666 in Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Sir Allen Apsley, treasurer to the household of James, Duke of York.
     Isabella died in 1733.

     Margaret Arbuthnott married Sir Alexander Dunbar 5th Bart of Northfield, son of Sir Archibald Dunbar 4th Bart of Northfield (de jure) and Helen Dunbar, on 21 April 1769. His daughter's marriage to James Coull of Ashgrove, MD was announced in the Bath Chronicle and Weeklt gazette, 1 March 1792..
     Margaret died on 8 June 1801.

     Philippa Arcedekne married Sir Hugh Courteney before 1407. She was the daughter and co-heiress of Sir Warin Arcedekne, 3rd Baron Arcedekne and Elizabeth Talbot.
     Philippa died before October 1417.

     Elisabeth Archbald married Robert Hooper, son of Robert Hooper and Margery Dawson, before 1776 in Scotland. Note that a William Archbold's family from Nenthon produced testificates on July 20 1698 at Ednam. A Robert Hooper and Betty Archibald marry at St Cuthbert's Edinburgh on 9 June 1774.

     Thomas Archdale married Alice Serjeantson, daughter of Robert Serjeantson and Mary Smith.

     Angel Archdall was born circa 1688 in Ireland. She was the daughter of William Archdall (1641-1722 ). She seems a little old to have a son born c 1724. She was the daughter of William Archdall.
Angel Archdall married Nicholas Montgomery, son of Hugh Montgomery and Catherine Dunbar, before 20 March 1724 in Ireland. Montgomery to Archdall 20/3/1724 - (1) Nicholas Montgomery and Catherine his mother & (2) Mervyn Archdall & (3) Guy Carleton in consideration of a marriage between Nicholas & Angell Montgomery alias Archdall his wife, sister of said Mervyn Archdall, for £1500, the manor & lordship of Derrygonelly & Castleton.
     Angel died in 1745 or 1747 in Loughcrew, Meath.