The Baynard family - Lackham Countryside Centre

The Baynards
through it, to the carpenter Thomas Tyler for 60 years. Tyler was
charged with building “a mill, mill house and floodgates within two
years.”
In the next year [1557] Edward settled the use of the Manor of
Pen (one of the holdings he had close to Beversbrook and Hilmarton)
on his son Edward 227 .Edward Baynard was MP for Chippenham in
1559 228 .
He had three wives:
1 st Mary daughter of Leonard Poole of Sapperton Glos, they did not
have any children.
Fig. 21a Arms of Baynard and Poole 229 **
(The Baynard monument version is particularly unpleasant)
227 Gloucestershire Record Office D2700/NR11/1/22 dated 12 June 1557
228 Goldney, FH (1889) Records of Chippenham
229 Buckeridge, D (1995) ibid p445 Baynard, impaling azure, a lion rampant
argent, between eight fleurs-de-leys or
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