Individual Notes

Note for: Martha Whatlock, 1568 - 14 MAR 1610/11 Index

Christening:
     Date:   18 JUL 1568
     Place:   ,Rattlesden, Suffolk, England

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Note for: Edmund Scott, ABT 1541 - 1621 Index

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The notes show Edmund mother probably died during child birth given the year of her death (the same year as Edmunds birth). His father died 14 years later. I beleive Edmund was raised by a relative (George Scott) which accounts for so many records showing Edmund with 2 sets of parents.

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Note for: Sir Raulf Kempe, 1278 - 1313 Index

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Yes Radalphus Kemp (circa 1184-1200) married a woman now known as "De La Hants' which translated, means she was from the Hampshire area, not her surname.

Ralf did have William (abt 1228) who married a woman from the Barnstaple area of Devonshire, and they had two known boys Arnold (abt 1268) and William(abt 1270).

Ralf also had John (abt1305) who married Agnes ALDEN about 1324, they had Peter.

Ralf also had a third known son named Thomas (about 1309) who married 'unknown' and had one known daughter named Joan (abt.1335)

Ralf (aka Radalphus) Kempe, born De Campis in some documents. Died at the Battle Of Abbey, Sussex, England. Ralf was also known as Lord Birling. He obtained this title through family connections with the Bardolph family(look at the arms of his son Allan to find it was quartered by eight carrying the Bardolph crest), who married into the De Campis family, Bardolphs Hall is located in a peaceful, downland setting within the extensive grounds of Birling Manor.

Something most don't know is that Ralf had a brother named Roger (abt 1210-1229 Islington, Norfolk, England).

Another little known fact of Ralf De Campis' time is about the family line of Robert Champernon b.1050,Clyst, Devonshire, England. The Champernons became De Champernons, who in 1208 became De Campo Champernons,who in 1260 became Campo Kempe, who in 1295 became Kempe, who in 1507 became Kempe and some Camp. Some have spelled Champernons both without a 'W' and with, as in Champernownes. I am sure if you check in your medieval history of your Kempe's lineage you will find at least one or two Champernons listed..keep digging...you might be amazed. This is just one track I myself am on the hunt for through the Kempe's history. As Hitchin-Kempe states in his book "The theory that they were descendants of John Kempe, a Flemish weaver who settled in England under royal protection in 1313, is probably not true, because they were settled at Wye before that time."
(Sources: Type: Book
Author: Hitchin-Kemp, Frederick
Periodical: A General History of the Kemp and Kempe Families of Great Britain
Publication: London, Leadenhall Press, 1902)

As for Ralf father's name being Rogerus, I don't argue that either. Back during the medieval period I have found such instances where a male was born by either Roger or Robert and used the opposite name on various records ie: Rogerus could very well have been born a Robert and went by Rogerus and vice versa. Which makes me look with interest at the Champernon family line of his time.

One more thing that makes me wonder about the Rogerus/Robert
is two notations I found "By a legal settlement in Canterbury on 21 September 1227, Robert le Kempe was granted the tenancy of 5 acres of land at Holborough at a yearly rent of 12d., having acknowledged that the land belonged to William Potyn" in the archives of Britain. It was also stated he was of "Castle Rising, Norfolk".

Therefore, if one assumes this Rogerus/Robert could be the same, or related to the Robert Le Kemp of 1227, the Kempe's of Wye probably obtained the lands through Ralf during the Battle, or soon after, of the Battle of Hastings (due to his dieing in battle at Abbey in Sussex). This wouldn't mean they came from another country just before that...they could have come from Norfolk where there were Kempe's already residing during that period who had connections to the Archbishop Of York and were of Flemish/Prussian origin. And also keep in mind his son Allan married and moved his family to Norfolk, away from Wye.

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Note for: John Scott, - UNKNOWN Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1399
     Place:   Lt. of Dover Castle

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Note for: Mtilda de Cumbe, - UNKNOWN Index

Individual Note:
182. Sir John Scot b. of Brabourne, Kent, England, occupation Lt. of Dover Castle 1399, m. N. N. de Cumbe, b. of Cumbe Manor, Brabourne, Kent, Eng, (daughter of William de Cumbe and N. N.). Sir died abt 1413, buried: church, Brabourne, Kent, England, Member of Parliment for Hythe, Kent 1384. Dover Castle Lt. 1399-1413 (Henry IV); Member of Parliment for Hythe, Kent in 1384 N.: Heiress of Cumbe Manor; father had no male issue.
Children:
189. i Sir William Scott.

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Note for: Sir William "le Scot" de Baliol, ABT 1251 - ABT 1313 Index

Individual Note:
William Baliol "le Scot" #4928 (2.John2, 1.Hugh1) m. ___ ___ #4929. William died 1313,[4] buried: Monastery of Whitefriars Observance in, Canterbury, Kent, England. Clerk to the Chancery to his brother, Alexander who was Chamberlain of Scot. Held land in Rape of Hastings. He dropped the surname Baliol in later life.

Children:
-John le Scot #1275.
John le Scot #1275 (3.William3, 2.John2, 1.Hugh1) m. N. N. #1276. John died c 1348.

Children:
-Sir William Scot #1277.
Sir William Scot #1277 (4.John4, 3.William3, 2.John2, 1.Hugh1) b. of Brabourne, Kent, Eng,[5] occupation Chief Justice of England, m. N. N. #1278. Sir died 1350, buried: Brabourne, Kent, Eng, Knight Marshal of England.

Children:
-Michael Scot #1279.
Michael Scot #1279 (5.Sir5, 4.John4, 3.William3, 2.John2, 1.Hugh1) b. of Brabourne, Kent, Eng,[6] m. Emma --- #1280. Michael died c 1361, buried: Brabourne, Kent, Eng. 1332 at the battle of Dupplyn when his cousin Edw. Baliol was crowned King of Scotland - taken prisoner 1332 at battle of Dursene when Edw. lost the throne to Robert le Bruce.

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Note for: John de Baliol, ABT 1249 - ABT APR 1314 Index

Burial:
     Date:   UNKNOWN
     Place:   St Waast, Bailleul, Nord, France

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Note for: Alan MacDonald of Galloway-Scotland, ABT 1186 - 1234 Index

Burial:
     Date:   UNKNOWN
     Place:   Abbey of Dundrenen, Kirkcudbrightshr, Scotland

Individual Note:
     M E Sorley: The Sorley Pedigrees pp 13, 22
M L Call: The Royal Ancestry Bible Vol 2 Chart 1619

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Note for: Roland MacDonald of Galloway-Scotland, ABT 1145 - DEC 1200 Index

Burial:
     Date:   UNKNOWN
     Place:   Abbey of Saint a, Northamptonshire, England

Individual Note:
     M L Call: The Royal Ancestry Bible Vol 2 Chart 1649

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Note for: Elena or Helena Morville, 1153 - 11 JUN 1217 Index

Burial:
     Date:   UNKNOWN
     Place:   Abbey of Dundren, Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshi, Scotland

Individual Note:
     M L Call: The Royal Ancestry Bible Vol 2 Chart 1649

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Note for: Uchtred of Galloway-Scotland, ABT 1115 - 22 SEP 1174 Index

Individual Note:
M L Call: The Royal Ancestry Bible Vol 2: 1649

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Note for: Gunnild of Dunbar, ABT 1115 - UNKNOWN Index

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M L Call: The Royal Ancestry Bible Vol 2: 1649