Person Page - 2736

     Samuel Smedley married Martha Turney, daughter of Capt. Robert Turney and Elizabeth Holly, on 14 February 1720/21
; her 2nd husband.¹

     Benjamin Turney was born circa 1679 at Fairfield, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA.¹
Benjamin Turney died in 1698 at Stamford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA; per Jacobus [1960:66] he died aged about 19 years.¹

     Robert Turney married Elizabeth Wilson, daughter of Samuel Wilson, before 1712.¹

Robert Turney died in 1764 at Fairfield, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, USA.¹

     Elizabeth Wilson married Robert Turney, son of Capt. Robert Turney and Elizabeth Holly, before 1712.¹

     Ruth Turney was living in 1716; per Jacobus [1960:66] she was living unmarried in 1716.¹

     Edmund II Freeman married Elizabeth (?)
; his 2nd wife.⁵ Edmund II Freeman was born circa 1590 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England.² He was born before 25 July 1596 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England;
Per Jacobus b. bef 25 July 1596. MilesFiles says b. ca 1590.^1,2 He married Bennett Hodsoll, daughter of John Hodsoll and Faith (?), on 16 June 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England,
; his 1st wife.⁵
Edmund II Freeman died before 4 October 1682 at Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts, USA.⁵
     Edmund II Freeman is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.⁶
In Edmund I Freeman's will dated 30 May 1623 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England, Edmund II Freeman was named as executor;
Per Jacobus [1960:24] "His will, dated 30 May 1623, provides for his wife; daughter Alice Beauchamp; son John Freeman; youngest daughter Elizabeth; grandchildren (unnamed); "my sister Harte"; servants, George coles, "my wives brother"; two eldest sons, Edmund and William Freeman, executors and residuary legatees, overseers, Nicholas Bell of Arondell and George Coles of Amberley"

Per MilesFiles:
"30 May 1623      Pulborough, County Sussex, England Find all individuals with events at this location [1]
In his will Edmund Freeman of Pulborough, Sussex, yeoman, was to be buried at Pulborough Church. To wife £200 and benefit of Copyhold wherein I dwell, and thirds of my land for life. To daughter Alice Beauchamp £50. To son John Freeman 3 tenements in Pulborough. To youngest daughter Elizabeth. To my 7 grandchildren £20 apiece. Bequesthals to sister Hart, the poor. To Abe Lee and other servants, 5 shillings apiece. To Geo. Wate 10 shillings. To John Lee 40 shillings. To Searam Fluster £5. To George Coles, my wife's brother, £5. Extrs 2 eldest sons Edmund and William. To High Church at Chichester. Overseers: Nicholas Bell of Arronderl and George Coles of Amberly."
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^7,8

Edmund II Freeman immigrated in 1635 to Saugust (now Lynn), Essex Co., Massachusetts, USA; per Jacobus [1960:25] "On 1 July 1635, [Edmund Freeman] and his family were entered on the shipping list of the Abigail, Robert Hackwell Master, as "Edward" Freeman, aged 34, wife Elizabeth, 35; Alice, 17, Edmond, 15; Elizabeth, 12; and John, 8."
Jacobus [1960:30:fn g] cites "John Camden Horren, The Original Lists (1874), 98."⁶

Edmund II Freeman lived on 2 January 1637/38 at Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts, USA; per Jacobus [1960:26]: "He was formally made a freeman of Plymouth colony, 2 Jan. 1637/8, and probably living in Sandwich the preceding year."
per Jacobus [1960:30:fn a]: "English data obtained in England by the late Willis Freeman of chicago, Ill., and largely incorporated by Mary Walton Ferris in her Freeman chapter in Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines (1932), 2:349-64."⁹
In Alice Coles's will dated 13 November 1650 at Ryegate, co. Surrey, England, Edmund II Freeman was named as an heir;
Per MilesFiles:
Will - Named in Mothers will     13 Nov 1650      Ryegate, County Surrey, England [1]
In her will Alice Freeman mentioned son Edmund Freeman and wife; William; sons Edmund and William to whom she left my house in Pulborough, bedstead, etc. To son John Coddington and his wife Elizabeth. To daughter Elizabeth and [grand] daughters Alice and Elizabeth Coddington, certain goods. To grandchild Edmund Beauchamp £40. Mentioned grandson Richard Beauchamp, grandson George; grandchildren Alice Doggett, Mary Woolsey and Alice Beauchamp her daughters. To son William Freeman's children that he had by his last wife, the bed their mother fetched out of my house in Pulborough. Mentioned William Fisher and poor of Pulborough Parish. Balance to John Beauchamp of Reygate, Surrey, Esq and Alice his wife and they to be Extrs.
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^7,8,10

     William Freeman was born circa 1590 at co. Sussex, England.^1,4 He married Christian Hodsoll, daughter of John Hodsoll and Faith (?), before 1624
; his 1st wife.¹ William Freeman married Jane (?) on 15 May 1638 at co. Sussex, England,
; his 2nd wife, her 2nd husband; date of license.¹
William Freeman died before 15 September 1666 at co. Sussex, England.¹
William Freeman was buried on 15 September 1666 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England.¹
     In Edmund I Freeman's will dated 30 May 1623 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England, William Freeman was named as executor;
Per Jacobus [1960:24] "His will, dated 30 May 1623, provides for his wife; daughter Alice Beauchamp; son John Freeman; youngest daughter Elizabeth; grandchildren (unnamed); "my sister Harte"; servants, George coles, "my wives brother"; two eldest sons, Edmund and William Freeman, executors and residuary legatees, overseers, Nicholas Bell of Arondell and George Coles of Amberley"

Per MilesFiles:
"30 May 1623      Pulborough, County Sussex, England Find all individuals with events at this location [1]
In his will Edmund Freeman of Pulborough, Sussex, yeoman, was to be buried at Pulborough Church. To wife £200 and benefit of Copyhold wherein I dwell, and thirds of my land for life. To daughter Alice Beauchamp £50. To son John Freeman 3 tenements in Pulborough. To youngest daughter Elizabeth. To my 7 grandchildren £20 apiece. Bequesthals to sister Hart, the poor. To Abe Lee and other servants, 5 shillings apiece. To Geo. Wate 10 shillings. To John Lee 40 shillings. To Searam Fluster £5. To George Coles, my wife's brother, £5. Extrs 2 eldest sons Edmund and William. To High Church at Chichester. Overseers: Nicholas Bell of Arronderl and George Coles of Amberly."
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^1,5
William Freeman is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 11 June 1628 at co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: the will names "... his wife Elizabeth, father-in-law John Gratwick, sister Christian now eife of William Freeman, sister Katherine Norwood, children of his uncle Thomas Hodsoll (William, Stephen, Henry and Elizabeth, under 21)."
Jacobus [1960:30:fn e] cites P.C.C. Barrington 104.⁶ As of 15 May 1638, William Freeman was also known as William Freeman of Shermanbury, Gent. name recorded at marriage.¹ As of 18 September 1650, William Freeman was also known as Capt. William Freeman Esq. name recorded at death.¹

     Christian Hodsoll married William Freeman, son of Edmund I Freeman and Alice Coles, before 1624
; his 1st wife.¹
     Christian Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²
Christian Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 11 June 1628 at co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: the will names "... his wife Elizabeth, father-in-law John Gratwick, sister Christian now eife of William Freeman, sister Katherine Norwood, children of his uncle Thomas Hodsoll (William, Stephen, Henry and Elizabeth, under 21)."
Jacobus [1960:30:fn e] cites P.C.C. Barrington 104.²

     John Hodsoll married Faith (?)
; her 2nd husband.¹
John Hodsoll died between 1 August 1617 and 16 November 1617 at co. Sussex, England.²

His estate was probated on 16 November 1617 at co. Sussex, England.²

     John Hodsoll witnessed the will of John Hodsoll.

; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The Hodsoll family, to which the first Mrs. Freeman belonged, was one of considerable means."²

John Hodsoll left a will on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.³

     Faith (?) married John Hodsoll, son of John Hodsoll,
; her 2nd husband.¹ Faith (?) married (?) Bacon
; her 1st husband.¹
     Faith (?) is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²

     Jane (?) married Gratwicke (?)
; her 1st husband.¹ Jane (?) married William Freeman, son of Edmund I Freeman and Alice Coles, on 15 May 1638 at co. Sussex, England,
; his 2nd wife, her 2nd husband; date of license.¹
Jane (?) died before 18 September 1650 at co. Sussex, England.¹
Jane (?) was buried on 18 September 1650 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England.¹

     Eleanor Freeman was born before 25 August 1601 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England.¹
Eleanor Freeman died before 7 April 1618.¹
Eleanor Freeman was buried on 7 April 1618 .¹

     John Freeman died; per Jacobus [1960:24] "prob. d. s.p."¹ He was born circa 1597 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England.^1,2 He was baptized on 29 January 1606/7 at co. Sussex, England.¹
     He was living in 1623.¹
In Edmund I Freeman's will dated 30 May 1623 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England, John Freeman was named as an heir;
Per Jacobus [1960:24] "His will, dated 30 May 1623, provides for his wife; daughter Alice Beauchamp; son John Freeman; youngest daughter Elizabeth; grandchildren (unnamed); "my sister Harte"; servants, George coles, "my wives brother"; two eldest sons, Edmund and William Freeman, executors and residuary legatees, overseers, Nicholas Bell of Arondell and George Coles of Amberley"

Per MilesFiles:
"30 May 1623      Pulborough, County Sussex, England Find all individuals with events at this location [1]
In his will Edmund Freeman of Pulborough, Sussex, yeoman, was to be buried at Pulborough Church. To wife £200 and benefit of Copyhold wherein I dwell, and thirds of my land for life. To daughter Alice Beauchamp £50. To son John Freeman 3 tenements in Pulborough. To youngest daughter Elizabeth. To my 7 grandchildren £20 apiece. Bequesthals to sister Hart, the poor. To Abe Lee and other servants, 5 shillings apiece. To Geo. Wate 10 shillings. To John Lee 40 shillings. To Searam Fluster £5. To George Coles, my wife's brother, £5. Extrs 2 eldest sons Edmund and William. To High Church at Chichester. Overseers: Nicholas Bell of Arronderl and George Coles of Amberly."
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^1,5

     Elizabeth Freeman was born circa 1600 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England.^1,2 She was baptized on 27 August 1609 at co. Sussex, England.¹ She married John Cuddington circa 1625
;
Milesfiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^1,2,5
     In Edmund I Freeman's will dated 30 May 1623 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England, Elizabeth Freeman was named as an heir;
Per Jacobus [1960:24] "His will, dated 30 May 1623, provides for his wife; daughter Alice Beauchamp; son John Freeman; youngest daughter Elizabeth; grandchildren (unnamed); "my sister Harte"; servants, George coles, "my wives brother"; two eldest sons, Edmund and William Freeman, executors and residuary legatees, overseers, Nicholas Bell of Arondell and George Coles of Amberley"

Per MilesFiles:
"30 May 1623      Pulborough, County Sussex, England Find all individuals with events at this location [1]
In his will Edmund Freeman of Pulborough, Sussex, yeoman, was to be buried at Pulborough Church. To wife £200 and benefit of Copyhold wherein I dwell, and thirds of my land for life. To daughter Alice Beauchamp £50. To son John Freeman 3 tenements in Pulborough. To youngest daughter Elizabeth. To my 7 grandchildren £20 apiece. Bequesthals to sister Hart, the poor. To Abe Lee and other servants, 5 shillings apiece. To Geo. Wate 10 shillings. To John Lee 40 shillings. To Searam Fluster £5. To George Coles, my wife's brother, £5. Extrs 2 eldest sons Edmund and William. To High Church at Chichester. Overseers: Nicholas Bell of Arronderl and George Coles of Amberly."
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^1,6
In Alice Coles's will dated 13 November 1650 at Ryegate, co. Surrey, England, Elizabeth Freeman was named as an heir;
Per MilesFiles:
Will - Named in Mothers will     13 Nov 1650      Ryegate, County Surrey, England [1]
In her will Alice Freeman mentioned son Edmund Freeman and wife; William; sons Edmund and William to whom she left my house in Pulborough, bedstead, etc. To son John Coddington and his wife Elizabeth. To daughter Elizabeth and [grand] daughters Alice and Elizabeth Coddington, certain goods. To grandchild Edmund Beauchamp £40. Mentioned grandson Richard Beauchamp, grandson George; grandchildren Alice Doggett, Mary Woolsey and Alice Beauchamp her daughters. To son William Freeman's children that he had by his last wife, the bed their mother fetched out of my house in Pulborough. Mentioned William Fisher and poor of Pulborough Parish. Balance to John Beauchamp of Reygate, Surrey, Esq and Alice his wife and they to be Extrs.
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^1,6,7

     John Cuddington was born circa 1600 at England;
Milesfiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.² He married Elizabeth Freeman, daughter of Edmund I Freeman and Alice Coles, circa 1625
;
Milesfiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^1,3,2
     In Alice Coles's will dated 13 November 1650 at Ryegate, co. Surrey, England, John Cuddington was named as an heir;
Per MilesFiles:
Will - Named in Mothers will     13 Nov 1650      Ryegate, County Surrey, England [1]
In her will Alice Freeman mentioned son Edmund Freeman and wife; William; sons Edmund and William to whom she left my house in Pulborough, bedstead, etc. To son John Coddington and his wife Elizabeth. To daughter Elizabeth and [grand] daughters Alice and Elizabeth Coddington, certain goods. To grandchild Edmund Beauchamp £40. Mentioned grandson Richard Beauchamp, grandson George; grandchildren Alice Doggett, Mary Woolsey and Alice Beauchamp her daughters. To son William Freeman's children that he had by his last wife, the bed their mother fetched out of my house in Pulborough. Mentioned William Fisher and poor of Pulborough Parish. Balance to John Beauchamp of Reygate, Surrey, Esq and Alice his wife and they to be Extrs.
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^1,4,5

     Bennett Hodsoll married Edmund II Freeman, son of Edmund I Freeman and Alice Coles, on 16 June 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England,
; his 1st wife.¹
Bennett Hodsoll died before 12 April 1630 at co. Sussex, England.¹
Bennett Hodsoll was buried on 12 April 1630 at Pulborough, co. Sussex, England.¹
     Bennett Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²
In Alice Coles's will dated 13 November 1650 at Ryegate, co. Surrey, England, Bennett Hodsoll was named as an heir;
Per MilesFiles:
Will - Named in Mothers will     13 Nov 1650      Ryegate, County Surrey, England [1]
In her will Alice Freeman mentioned son Edmund Freeman and wife; William; sons Edmund and William to whom she left my house in Pulborough, bedstead, etc. To son John Coddington and his wife Elizabeth. To daughter Elizabeth and [grand] daughters Alice and Elizabeth Coddington, certain goods. To grandchild Edmund Beauchamp £40. Mentioned grandson Richard Beauchamp, grandson George; grandchildren Alice Doggett, Mary Woolsey and Alice Beauchamp her daughters. To son William Freeman's children that he had by his last wife, the bed their mother fetched out of my house in Pulborough. Mentioned William Fisher and poor of Pulborough Parish. Balance to John Beauchamp of Reygate, Surrey, Esq and Alice his wife and they to be Extrs.
MilesFiles cites: [S2201] Wright, Col Fam of MD, Vol 12, (Lewes, DE: Colonial Roots, 2005), p. 16 (Beauchamp Family), 2201.^3,4,5

     Elizabeth (?) married Edmund II Freeman, son of Edmund I Freeman and Alice Coles,
; his 2nd wife.¹ Elizabeth (?) married (?) Perry
; her 1st husband.²
Elizabeth (?) died on 14 February 1675/76 at Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts, USA.¹
     She witnessed the immigration of Edmund II Freeman in 1635 at Saugust (now Lynn), Essex Co., Massachusetts, USA; per Jacobus [1960:25] "On 1 July 1635, [Edmund Freeman] and his family were entered on the shipping list of the Abigail, Robert Hackwell Master, as "Edward" Freeman, aged 34, wife Elizabeth, 35; Alice, 17, Edmond, 15; Elizabeth, 12; and John, 8."
Jacobus [1960:30:fn g] cites "John Camden Horren, The Original Lists (1874), 98."³

     Elizabeth Hodsoll married William Scales.¹

     Elizabeth Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²

     Anne Hodsoll married Thomas Sheffeild.¹

     Anne Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²

     Katherine Hodsoll married (?) Norwood between 1 August 1617 and 11 June 1628
; per Jacobus [1960:25] named as Katherine Hodsall in her father's 1617 will and as Katherine Norwood in her brother's 1628 will.²
     Katherine Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²
Katherine Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 11 June 1628 at co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: the will names "... his wife Elizabeth, father-in-law John Gratwick, sister Christian now eife of William Freeman, sister Katherine Norwood, children of his uncle Thomas Hodsoll (William, Stephen, Henry and Elizabeth, under 21)."
Jacobus [1960:30:fn e] cites P.C.C. Barrington 104.²

     John Hodsoll married Elizabeth Gratwicke, daughter of John Gratwicke.¹

John Hodsoll died between 11 June 1628 and 25 November 1628.¹

His estate was probated on 25 November 1628.¹

     John Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²

John Hodsoll left a will on 11 June 1628 at co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: the will names "... his wife Elizabeth, father-in-law John Gratwick, sister Christian now eife of William Freeman, sister Katherine Norwood, children of his uncle Thomas Hodsoll (William, Stephen, Henry and Elizabeth, under 21)."
Jacobus [1960:30:fn e] cites P.C.C. Barrington 104.²

     John Hodsoll died before 1 August 1617; described as "deceased" in his son John's 1 Aug 1617 will.¹
     John Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²

     Robert Hodsoll died before 1 August 1617.¹
     Robert Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²

     John Hodsoll is mentioned in the will of John Hodsoll on 1 August 1617 at Cowfold, co. Sussex, England; per Jacobus [1960:25]: "The will of John Hodsoll of Cowfold, co. Sussex, dated 1 Aug. 1617, proved 16 Nov. 1617, named wife Faith Hodsoll; son-in-law William Sacles and Elizabeth, my daughter, his wife; daughter Anne wife of Thomas Sheffeild; daughter Bennett wife of Edmund Freeman; daughters Katherine Hodsoll and Christian Hodsoll; my sister Joan Whiteacre; my brother-in-law Richard Moorer; Faith Bacon, my wife's daughter; son John Hodsoll; nephew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll; "brother" John Gratwicke of Jarvyes in Cowfold, co. Sussex, yeoman, an executor [father-in-law of his son John Hodsoll]; land in Stanstead, co. Kent, "sometymes the lands of my father John Hodsoll, deceased, and wch to me descended and came by and after the decease of my late brother Henry Hodsoll." Jacobus [1960:30:fn9] cites P.C.C. Weldon 101.²

; per Jacobus [1960:25]: per John Hodsoll's 1617 will "newphew John Hodsoll, son of my late brother Robert Hodsoll."¹