Richard Herrick
M
Richard died. Richard was born at county Leicester, England. He was the son of Sir William Heyricke and Joan May.
Thomas Herrick1
M
Thomas died. Thomas was born at county Leicester, England. He was the son of Sir William Heyricke and Joan May.
Citations
- [S7] Gen. & Heraldic, Burke, John ESQ.
John Herrick1
M
John died. John was born. He was the son of Sir William Heyricke and Joan May.
Citations
- [S7] Gen. & Heraldic, Burke, John ESQ.
Sir William Eyrick1
M
William died. William was born at county Leicester, England. He was the son of Robert Eyryk and Joanna NN----.
Child of Sir William Eyrick
Citations
- [S7] Gen. & Heraldic, Burke, John ESQ.
Robert Eyryk1
M
Robert died. Robert was born at county Leicester, England. He was the son of NN---- Eyryk.
Child of Robert Eyryk and Joanna NN----
Citations
- [S7] Gen. & Heraldic, Burke, John ESQ.
Joanna NN----1
F
Joanna died.
Child of Joanna NN---- and Robert Eyryk
Citations
- [S7] Gen. & Heraldic, Burke, John ESQ.
NN---- Eyryk1
M
NN---- Eyryk was the son of Henry Eyryk. NN---- died.
Child of NN---- Eyryk
Citations
- [S7] Gen. & Heraldic, Burke, John ESQ.
Henry Eyryk1
M
Henry died. Henry was born at county Leicester, England.
"There is a tradition," says Dean Swift, "that the most ancient family of the Ericks derive their lineage from Erick, the Forester, a great commander, who raised an army to oppose the invasion of William the Conqueror, by whom he was vanquished; but afterwards employed to command that Prince's forces, and in his old age retired to his house in Leicestershire, where his family hath continued ever since." Though the earliest ancestor of the family is only recorded by tradition, we learn from ancient writings of unquestionable authority, that the Eyricks were seated at a very remote period, at Great Stretton, in Leicestershire, in that respectable line of life, so justly the pride of an Englishman, free tenants of their own lands, two virgates of which they held under the Abbey of Leicester,on the payment of an annual quit rent to the King of a pound of pepper. These virgates had been given to the Abbey by Ralph Friday, Lord of Wibtoft, and were successively held by Roger Torr, Sir Ralph Neville, Alan and Henry Eyryk, and Robert Eyryk, the son of Alan.
"There is a tradition," says Dean Swift, "that the most ancient family of the Ericks derive their lineage from Erick, the Forester, a great commander, who raised an army to oppose the invasion of William the Conqueror, by whom he was vanquished; but afterwards employed to command that Prince's forces, and in his old age retired to his house in Leicestershire, where his family hath continued ever since." Though the earliest ancestor of the family is only recorded by tradition, we learn from ancient writings of unquestionable authority, that the Eyricks were seated at a very remote period, at Great Stretton, in Leicestershire, in that respectable line of life, so justly the pride of an Englishman, free tenants of their own lands, two virgates of which they held under the Abbey of Leicester,on the payment of an annual quit rent to the King of a pound of pepper. These virgates had been given to the Abbey by Ralph Friday, Lord of Wibtoft, and were successively held by Roger Torr, Sir Ralph Neville, Alan and Henry Eyryk, and Robert Eyryk, the son of Alan.
Child of Henry Eyryk
Citations
- [S7] Gen. & Heraldic, Burke, John ESQ.
John (Sir) Battell1,2
M
John (Sir) Battell was the son of William (Sir) Battell. John died.
de Aunger (Ongar) Parke co. Essex. He married NN---- Rochford.
de Aunger (Ongar) Parke co. Essex. He married NN---- Rochford.
Child of John (Sir) Battell and NN---- Rochford
NN---- Rochford1,2
F
NN---- Rochford was the daughter of Thomas (Sir) Rochford. She married John (Sir) Battell. NN---- died.
Child of NN---- Rochford and John (Sir) Battell
Jeffery, Sr. Battell1,2
M
Jeffery, Sr. Battell was the son of Edmond, Sr. Battell and Jane [Joanua] de Basingborne. Jeffery, died. He married Christian Torrell.
Child of Jeffery, Sr. Battell and Christian Torrell
Christian Torrell1,2
F
Christian Torrell was the daughter of John Torrell. She married Jeffery, Sr. Battell. Christian died.
Child of Christian Torrell and Jeffery, Sr. Battell
Edmond, Sr. Battell1,2
M
Edmond, Sr. Battell was the son of Robert Battell and Elizabeth de Howe. Edmond, died. He married Jane [Joanua] de Basingborne.
Child of Edmond, Sr. Battell and Jane [Joanua] de Basingborne
Jane [Joanua] de Basingborne1,2
F
Jane [Joanua] de Basingborne was the daughter of John de Bassingborne. She married Edmond, Sr. Battell. Jane died.
Child of Jane [Joanua] de Basingborne and Edmond, Sr. Battell
Robert Battell1,2
M
Robert Battell was the son of Richard, Sr. Battell and Alicia NN----. Robert died. He married Elizabeth de Howe.
Child of Robert Battell and Elizabeth de Howe
Richard, Sr. Battell1,2
M
Richard, Sr. Battell was the son of Sir Humphrey Battell. Richard, died.
Child of Richard, Sr. Battell and Alicia NN----
Alicia NN----1
F
Alicia died.
Child of Alicia NN---- and Richard, Sr. Battell
Citations
- [S287] Visitation of Essex, 1612.
NN---- Nortoft1,2
F
NN---- Nortoft was the daughter of John, Sr. Nortoft. She married Sir Richard de Enfeild. NN---- died.
Child of NN---- Nortoft and Sir Richard de Enfeild
John Enfeild Sr.1,2
M
John Enfeild Sr. was the son of Henry Enfeild Sr. and Isabell or Johanna Bretton. John died. He married Isabell Bigott.