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1 MISTRES s ELIZABETH CORBOULD, born Daughter of Richard Corbould of Cotton, Suffolk. Page 8

2 SECTION 11. CORBOULD COTTON RICHARD CORBOULD of Cotton and Mendlesham (see Section I), bapt. at Cotton 12 Aug. 1638, bur. at Cotton 10 Feb Married MARY..., who died in His will is dated 28 Aug and witnessed by Leonard Deane, John Duck and Wm. Chambers ; probate granted 9 April He had issue :- I. RICHARD CORBOULD of Cotton, Suffolk, gentleman, b. 1666, owned Harts at Cotton in 1692 and a copyhold estate called Wades Yards, which he surrendered in Churchwarden at Cotton from 1720 to Died in his 80th year, and was buried at Cotton 24 June Voted at the election in 1710 for Sir Thomas Hanmer, Sir Philip Palmer and Sir Robert Davers at Cotton. His first wife was MARY SMITH (SMYTH on old pedigree), whom he married by licence at Bardwell, Elmswell or Stanton, 27 July She died a few years later, having had one son :- Ia. THOMAS CORBOULD, d. in infancy, bur. at Cotton 22 April He married zndly, MARTHA..., bur. at Cotton 24 Oct. 174j, and by her had further issue :- za. REV. JOHN CORBOULD, B.A. See Section a. MARTHA CORROULD, Mrs. DENT, of whom later. 4a. MARY CORBOULD, legatee of her grandfather Richard Corbould. Married... GILMAN. ja. PENELOPE CORBOULD, bapt. at Cotton 7 July Legatee of her grandfather Corbould. 6a. DOROTHY CORBOULD, bapt. at Cotton 3 Oct Legatee of her grandfather Corbould. Married in PAGE, and had an only child :- I b. MARTHA PAGE, legatee of her aunt Mrs. Collison in I 791. Married... BARTON, of Bury St. Edmunds. 7a. ELIZABETH CORBOULD, b. 1704, bapt. at Cotton 17 Aug Died unmarried. Legatee under the will of her grandfather Corbould. Her portrait became the property of her great-nephew Richard Corbould, and descended to the present possessor, Mr. Chilton R. Corbould, of Ashtead. 8a. SUSAN CORBOULD, b. 17oj, bapt. at Cotton 7 Oct. 17oj. Legatee of her grandfather Corbould. She resided in the parish of St. James, Bury St. Edmunds, in Married at Mendlesham or at St. Mary's, Bury St. Edmunds, 28 Oct. 1732, by licence, WILLIAM MACRO, of Barrow Hall, and of Great Saxham, Suffolk, gent., b. 1710, and had :- Page 9

3 ~b. WILLIAM MACRO, of Barrow Hall, gent. Married.. and had :- IC. JOSEPH MACRO, legatee of his great-aunt Mrs. Collison, and of his 2nd cousin Digby Dent. 2b. MARY MACRO, legatee of her aunt, Mrs. Collison, in Married by licence at Barrow 23 July 1760, JOSEPH FYSON, of Worlington, - son of Joseph Fyson, senior. jb. ELIZABETH MACRO, b. 1744, legatee of her aunt Mrs. Collison. Died Bur. at Otten Belchamp. Married by licence at Barrow 29 Feb. 1764, WALDEGRAVE BREWSTER, of Bevingdon House, Otten Belchamp, Essex, gent., b. 1734, d. in May 1781, aged 46, bur. with the other members of his family at Otten Belchamp. He was the 2nd son of James Brewster of Otten Belchamp (b. 1703, d. 1770, m. Frances, b. 170j, d. 1767, dau. of Richard Coppen), grandson of James Brewster of Bulmer, gent. (who was bapt. at Castle Hedingham, Essex, in 16j I), and gt. grandson of John Brewster (b. 1609), who was the son of William Brewster by Mary, dau. of John Wells, Esq., of London. The above K'illiam Brewster was the son of William Brewster, Steward to the 16th and 17th Earls of Oxford, by his wife Anne, dau. of Sir William Clopton of Liston Hall, and grandson of Robert, gt. gd. son of John, and gt. gt. gd. son of William Brewster of Rushmere (temp. Hen. VI) by his wife Mary, dau. of Wm. Harvey, Esq., of Oulton. The arms of the Brewsters are :-Sable a chevron ermine betw. three estoiles argent, with the crest of a leopard's head erased, and motto " VeritC soyet ma garde." Waldegrave and Elizabeth Brewster had issue :- IC. WALDEGRAVE BREWSTER, d. in infancy. 2c. WALDEGRAVE ROBERT BREW STER, of Ot ten Belchamp House, Belchamp Otten, b. and bapt. 177j, legatee of his gt. aunt Mrs. Collison. Died without issue in 1798, aged 23. Bur. at Otten Belchamp. - 3c. WILLIAM BREW STER, of Brighton, surgeon ; d.s.p., when this branch of the Brewsters became extinct. 4c. ANN BREWSTER, d. unm. I 826. Bur. at Otten Belchamp. jc. MACRO BREWSTER, d. unm. 6c. CHARLOTTE BREWSTER, of the p. of St. Clement, Ipswich. She was left E1,2 j o by the will of her 2nd cousin Digby Dent. Died in Bur. at Otten Belchamp. Married JOHN NEWMAN, gent., of Kelvedon, Essex, who d. in 1837, and was bur. at Otten Belchamp. His will was pr. 6 Sep by Chas. Newman, Esq., of Little Coggeshall, Essex, and Wm. Brewster, of Brighton, surgeon. Page 10

4 7c. ELIZABETH BREWSTER, legatee of her 2nd cousin Digby Dent in qb. ANN MACRO, married 1st by licence at Barrow, 12 April 1769, EDWARD CHAPMAN, of the parish of St. Edward, Cambridge, b She married zndly, EDWARD GREEN, Esq., and had issue :- IC. ANN HALFHYDE GREEN, legatee of her gt. aunt Mrs. Collison. She married grdly, PETER STERLING KELTY. 9a. ROBERT CORBOULD, bapt. at Cotton 28 Jan. 1706, bur. at cotton 14 Dec Ioa. ROBERT CORBOULD, bapt. at Cotton 21 Nov. 1708, bur. at Cotton 23 NOV II~. ROBERT CORBOULD, of Finningham, Suffolk, bapt. at Cotton 21 Dec In 1724 he was apprenticed, as Robert Corbould son of Richard Corbould of Cotton, Gentleman, to Edmund Mayer of Finningham, Suffolk. Bur. at Cotton 25 May He married by licence of the Archdeacon of Ipswich 24 Sep. 1735, MARY LEMAN of Charsfield, Suffolk, and had :- ~b. JOHN CORBOULD, d. unmarried after Legatee in the will of his aunt, Mrs. Collison. I la. ANN CORBOULD, bapt. at Cotton, 14 Jan. I 710. I 3a. RICHARD CORBOULD, b. I 714, ancestor of the Corboulds of Bath. See Section VII. 14a. PLEASANCE CORBOULD, of Ipswich, d By her will dated 30 Nov and proved in London 9 Aug. 1791, she divided her property among her kin, and empowered her nephews William Corbould and Digby Dent to sell her estates at Hargrave, Suffolk. Married... COLLISON, who d. before SUSAN CORBOULD, m. CHARLES BROWNE of Mendlesham, and had issue :- ~a. CHARLES BROWNE, residuary legatee of his grandfather, Richard Corbould. 3a. ELIZABETH BROWNE 4a. DOROTHY BROWNE ja. MARY BROWNE. Legatees under the will of Richard Corbould. 3. MARY CORBOULD, of Ipswich. Mentioned in her father's will. Married at Earl Stonham Church, z 5 Oct. 1687, JOHN RIVETT, gent., of Earl Stonham Manor, Suffolk, of kin to the Rivett-Carnacs, baronets. 4. ELIZABETH CORBOULD, married THOMAS BARKER, of Stanton, Suffolk, and had issue :- Ia. JOHN BARKER, residuary legatee of his grandfather Richard Corbould, and legatee of John Corbould. Page 11

5 2a. ROBERT BARKER, legatee of his grandfather Corbould, and also of John Cor bould. ja. ELIZABETH BARKER 4a. SUSAN BARKER Legatees of their grandfather Corbould. ja. MARY BARKER MARTHA, daughter of Richard and Martha CORBOULD, was a legatee of her grandfather Corbould. She married a brother of Captain Sir Digby DENT (knighted at St. James's Palace 19 May 1778), and had one son :- DIGBY DENT, Esq., M.A., of Ipswich, Suffolk, b ; educated at Ipswich Grammar School, and Scholar of Peterhouse, Cambridge, admitted j I May 1742, aged 18, matric. 1743, B.A. 174j-6, M.A. 1749, Fellow 1747-j6; d. 17 Nov. 1799, aged 76, bur. in his father's vault in St. Clement's Church, Ipswich, 22 Nov. By his will, dated 20 May 179j, proved (with 6 codicils) in London 29 Nov. 1799, he left his estates at Withersdale and Bromeswell, both in Suffolk, ancestral silver ande1,ooo to Richard " son of my first cousin George Corbould." To the Rev. R. Corbould Chilton he left all his houses and lands in the parish of St. Clement, Ipswich. Commodore Digby Dent m. Sophia Pitt, 3rd dau. of Adm. F. G. Drake, and granddau. of Sir Francis Drake, Bt., by his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Sir Henry Pollexfen, kt., by his wife Maria, dau. of George Duncomb,* Esq., of Shalford, grandson of Roger Duncombe, Esq., of Litlington Park, Bedford. Mrs. Digby Dent's sister Harriett Pitt, m. 6 Nov., 1762, Brownlow, jth Duke of Ancaster, son of Peregrine, 2nd Duke, by his wife Jane, dau. and co-heir of Sir John Brownlow,t Bt. *Jane (descendant of his brother Richard), dau. of the Rev. Thomas Duncumb, M.A., B.D., last of thefive ( ) consecutive Duncumbe Rectors and Patrons of Shere, m. Alfred Poulter, only brother of H. G. Poulter of Collingwood Place, Camberley, whose eldest son H. 0. Poulter m. MARIA MAGDALENE CORBOULD ; see Section X. tfrom him descended Bishop Brownlow North (Lichfield 1771, Worcester 1774, Winchester 1781). One of the nieces of the Honble. Mrs. Brownlow North was Miss Elizabeth Poulter (Sayer family), who m. the Rev. James Ogle and he was of kin to Miss Annie Middleton Wilson, the second wife of EDWARD HENRY CORBOULD, R.I ; see Section VI. Page 12

6 GEORGE CORBOULD. Banker, Goldsmith, Artist and Engraver. 172j Page 13

THE CORBOULD GENEALOGY. The original maps of Norfolk and Suffolk are included at the end of the pdf file.

THE CORBOULD GENEALOGY. The original maps of Norfolk and Suffolk are included at the end of the pdf file. THE CORBOULD GENEALOGY The original maps of Norfolk and Suffolk are included at the end of the pdf file. dorbou16 P The first rant by ihe College o Ams.bndon. &rbon1ii. The second grant by the College