The Baynard family - Lackham Countryside Centre

The Baynards
One of their daughters was Gertrude. She “married Ambrosio
Adlame of Westbury in Wiltshire“ 200 who is likely to have actually
have been Ambrose Adlam; The Adlams were “a fairly wealthy
family of clothiers from Westbury ” 201 . Ambrose was the son of
William Adlam and his wife Sybil. He was the youngest of six
children 202
Anne married John Willoughby. In his History from Marble Dingley
recorded a memorial to him in St Peter’s church, Walpole St Peter,
Norfolk;
sometime Fellow of Magdelene College Oxford, for 30
years Parson of St Peter’s. He took to wife Anne xxxx
who was ye daughter of Robert Baynard esq and had issue
one son and one daughter Barnabas and Anne. He died the
first day of January 1629 in the 71 st year of his age
The interesting thing about this record by Dingley is that it
includes a coat of arms which has the crest and motto of the
Wiltshire Baynards and has as quarters Baynard, Bluet, Blake and
Ufford (als. Willoughby, Kite)
This would fit exactly Anne Baynard – her family coat of Baynard /
Bluet, her other is Blake and her first husband was Willoughby (see
Fig. 16b below).
200 Hasell, ABS (1972) Baynard : An ancient family bearing Arms p49
201
My grateful thanks to John Brandon for pointing this out in his post to
MedGenSoc at
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.genealogy.medieval/browse_thread/thread/
b0a778d6aad8ce21/72084ece20e802bb?q=Baynard&rnum=41#72084ece20e80
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202 William Adlam died June, 1554 at Westbury
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