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     Amyas Huysh married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1574.¹
Amyas Huysh died before 1656.¹

     Richard Hewes married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1576.¹

     Thomas Hewes married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1583.¹

     Dorothe Hewes married an unknown person.¹
She was born in 1580.¹

     Giles Huysh was born circa 1582.¹
Giles Huysh died on 6 July 1625.¹

     Annias Hewes was born circa 1584.¹
Annias Hewes died after 1599.¹

     Honor Hewes was born in 1541.¹

     Dorothy Hewes was born in 1542.¹

     John Hewes was born in 1544.¹
John Hewes died in 1547.¹

     William Huyshe married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1545.¹

     Johanna Sidenham married William Huyshe Sr., son of John (Hewes) Hewyshe and Grace Waldrond.¹

     Grace Huyshe was born in 1548.¹

     Joan Huyshe was born in 1550.¹

     John Huyshe married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1554.¹

     John Hewes married Mary Barnard.^1,3
John Hewes was born in 1720 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.² He married Sussanah Anderson in 1750 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.²

John Hewes died between 2 February 1759 and 2 March 1759 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^1,3
      ; 14 ii John Hewes, d. Chichester, Pa., bef. 2 Mar 1759 when his will was proved; m. Mary Barnard, who survived him and m/2 Archibald Dick. Mary Barnard was d/o Thomas Barnard and granddaughter of Richard Barnard. >From page 499 of Martin's Chester (and its Vicinity) is the following: "My grandmother, Mary Hewes, who afterwards intermarried with Archibald Dick, had two children, Jacob and Christianna, who married Elisha Dick, by whom she had Jacob, Mary, Rachel and Hannah Dick. I don't know what became of them. Jacob [Dick] lived at one time in Philadelphia; Mary [Dick] married a man named Marshall; Rachel [Dick], a man named Anderson, and died in New Jersey."

HEWES, JOHN, Chichester. February 2, 1759. March 2, 1759. To wife Mary tenement and tract of land in Chichester during life for maintaining and bringing up my children Christian and Jacob Hewes. Also all that tract of land in Douglass Township, Berks County, containing 200 acres purchased of Thomas Barnard until my children attain the age of 21, with reversion to brother William's son, Aaron Hewes and the sons of brother Samuel Hewes. Executors: Wife Mary and Richard Dutton. Witneses: William Lamplugh, Samuel Lamplugh, John Power. (Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834, on CD.)

Children of John Hewes and Mary Barnard: Jacob, b. 1752, d. 1839, m/1 Rachel Perkins, m/2 Esther Pyle; Christianna, m. c1764 Archibald Dick. (Martin, Chester (and its Vicinity), etc., p. 499.) NOTE: Jacob and Rachel (Perkins) Hewes had Mary who m. bef. 5th of 9th mo, 1798 John Dutton (Henry C. Peden Jr. & John Pitts Launey, Early Church Recs. of Delaware Co., Pa, p. 216.) Jacob and Esther Pyle had John, Jane, Isaac and Jacob who m. Eliza McIlvain, d/o Jeremiah McIlvain & Elizabeth Spencer. (Martin's Chester (and its Vicinity), p. 499).³

; John Hewes, of Chichester, Tanner, in his will, dated Feb. 2, 1759,proven Mar. 2, 1759, gave to his wife Mary the Homestead for life, andafterwards to his children Christianna and Jacob. Also to his wife 200acres in Douglass Township, Berks Co., purchased of Thomas Barnard, untilthe children became of age or married. Some other land in Chichester andBerkes Co. to be sold by executors [who were] his wife and RichardDutton, of Aston. In case the children did not live to inherit, theproperty to go to Aaron Hewes, son of brother William, and to such sons of brother Samuel Hewes as should be living at the time. 'To wife Marytenement and tract of land in Chichester during life for maintaining andbringing up my children Christian and Jacob Hewes. Also all that tract ofland in Douglass Township, Berks County, containing 200 acres purchasedof Thomas Barnard until my children attain the age of 21, with reversionto brother William's son, Aaron Hewes and the sons of brother SamuelHewes. ' Executors: Wife Mary and Richard Dutton. Witneses: WilliamLamplugh, Samuel Lamplugh, John Power. (Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834, onCD.)¹

     William Hewes IV married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1715 at Chichester Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.² He married Lydia Dutton on 30 June 1739 at Chichester Monthly Meeting, Chichester Township, Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, USA.³
William Hewes IV married Rebecca Gregory on 29 April 1751 at Old Swedes Church, Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^1,4

William Hewes IV died on 4 August 1753 at Chichester Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^1,2
      ; He made his will 4 Oct 1753, proved 18 Oct 1753, in which he mentionedhis wife Rebecca and son Aaron; also appoints his brother John Hewes andbrother in law Richard Dutton his executors, and says, 'I will that myexecutors shall cause grave stones to be made and set up at the head andfeet of the graves of my father and mother and my deceased wife andchildren, and also at my own.' (Henry C. Peden Jr. and John Pitts Launey,Early Church Records of Delaware Co., Pa., Vol. 2, p. 216.) From page 500of Martin's Chester (and its Vicinity) Delaware Co., PA is the following:' William married (1st) Lydia Dutton and (2nd) Rebecca Gregory, and diedin 1753, leaving but one child, Aaron, to survive him.¹'

; 13 i William4 Hewes, m/1 Lydia Dutton, a sister of Richard Dutton; m/2 out of Friends 29 Apr 1751 at Old Swedes Church, Delaware, Rebecca Gregory. He made his will 4 Oct 1753, proved 18 Oct 1753, in which he mentioned his wife Rebecca and son Aaron; also appoints his brother John Hewes and brother in law Richard Dutton his executors, and says, "I will that my executors shall cause grave stones to be made and set up at the head and feet of the graves of my father and mother and my deceased wife and children, and also at my own." (Henry C. Peden Jr. and John Pitts Launey, Early Church Records of Delaware Co., Pa., Vol. 2, p. 216.)

From page 500 of Martin's Chester (and its Vicinity) Delaware Co., PA is the following: " William married (1st) Lydia Dutton and (2nd) Rebecca Gregory, and died in 1753, leaving but one child, Aaron, to survive him."⁴

     Isaac Hewes married an unknown person.¹

Isaac Hewes died before 2 February 1749/50 at Birmingham.¹
      ; 16 iv Isaac Hewes, d. Birmingham bef. 2 Feb 1749/50 when his will was proved; m. Lydia Weldon, who survived him. From Martin's Chester (and its Vicinity), page 501: "Isaac married Lydia Weldon, and left a daughter."

HEWES, ISAAC. Birmingham, Tanner. January 4, 1749/50. February 2, 1749/50. Provides for wife Lydia and a child that may yet be born. In case child should not survive, gives to brother John Hewes £50. To brother Samuel £40. To brother Caleb £40. To Aaron Hewes, son of brother William £30. Remainder to mother Mary Hewes. Executor: Brother John. Wit: Joseph Brinton, Edward Brinton, James Dilworth. (Pennsylvania Wills 1682-1834 on CD.)²

; From Martin's Chester (and its Vicinity), page 501: 'Isaac married LydiaWeldon, and left a daughter.' Hewes, Isaac. Birmingham, Tanner. January 4, 1749/50. February 2,1749/50. Provides for wife Lydia and a child that may yet be born. Incase child should not survive, gives to brother John Hewes £50. Tobrother Samuel £40. To brother Caleb £40. To Aaron Hewes, son of brotherWilliam £30. Remainder to mother Mary Hewes. Executor: Brother John. Wit:Joseph Brinton, Edward Brinton, James Dilworth. (Pennsylvania Wills1682-1834 on CD.)¹

     Sarah Hewes married an unknown person.¹
She was born in 1727 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.⁴

     Gavin Douglas Bishop of Dunkeld was born circa 1475.¹
Gavin Douglas Bishop of Dunkeld died in September 1522.¹
      ; Gavin; b c 1475; Bp Dunkeld 1515; author: The Palace of Honour (allegorical poem, finished 1501, 1st edn 1553) and probably Conscience; translated Virgil's Æneid; d Sept 1522.¹ He was Bishop of Dunkeld in 1515.¹

     Hannah Hewes married William Vaughan.^1,2

     Sir Robert de Benhale Knt., Lord Benhale married Eve de Clavering Baroness Clavering, daughter of John de Clavering 2nd Lord Clavering and Hawise de Tibetot, after 29 September 1335
; her 4th husband; no issue.^1,2
Sir Robert de Benhale Knt., Lord Benhale died before 28 March 1365.²

     Sir Archibald Douglas of Kilspindie married Isabel Hopper in 1515.¹

Sir Archibald Douglas of Kilspindie died circa 1536; leaving issue (extinct in the male line.)¹

     Catherine (?) married John Hywish, son of Oliver Hywish and Lady (?) de la Roche.¹

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     John Hywish married Catherine (?)¹
John Hywish was born circa 1370.¹
John Hywish died after 1432.¹
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     Alice Durborough married Gilbert Hewes, son of Richard de Hywis and Emmaline Botreaux, in 1340 at Donyford, St. Decumans Parish, co. Somerset, England.^1,2

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     Gilbert Hewes was born circa 1309.¹ He married Alice Durborough in 1340 at Donyford, St. Decumans Parish, co. Somerset, England.^1,2

Gilbert Hewes died after 1350.¹
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     Emmaline Botreaux married Richard de Hywis, son of Geffry or Richard de Hywis and Maud Blochou.¹
Emmaline Botreaux was born in 1289.¹
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     Richard de Hywis married Emmaline Botreaux.¹
Richard de Hywis was born in 1276.¹
Richard de Hywis died after 1340.¹
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     Maud Blochou married Geffry or Richard de Hywis, son of John de Hywis and Joan Bausan.¹
Maud Blochou was born in 1258.¹
Maud Blochou died in 1330.¹
     GKJ-20. Maud Blochou was also known as Maud Bloyou.