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The Baynards of Lackham that he was Waywarden, 1618-20. Benjamin lived to age sixty and died in May 1634 267 . Nicholas was apparently a lawyer, he was admitted into the Middle Temple on 21 st November 1585 and is given as “second son of Edward Baynard of Lackham Wilts esq of and late of New Inn“ 268 Edward and Elizabeth had another son, also called Edward, and he was living at Hilperton in 1638, when he appears on the list of people paying the “Ship Tax 269 ” (he paid £3) Anne married Edward Reade of Corsham, and died in1615 270 . 267 LPR Burials 23 Buried May 24 1634 268 ttp://www.archive.org/stream/visitationofwilt00harvrich#page/2/mode/2upon the bottom of the Baynard page of the 1563 Visitations of Wiltshire is a handwritten note. Not confirmed. However the note that Robert was admitted to the Middle Temple is supported by other sources so this may also be correct (see below) 269 Henley, CRG (1994) in his introduction to a transcription of an article which appeared in the Swindon Advertiser on 7th and 14th November 1885 at http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/WIL/ship1635.html "Ship Money," was an imposition charged upon the ports, towns, cities, boroughs and counties of the realm, by writs commonly called ship writs, under the great seal of England, for the providing and furnishing certain ships for the King's service. This imposition was revived by King Charles I, in the years 1635 and 1636; but by Statute 17 Carolus I (1632), it was declared to be contrary to the laws and statutes of the realm, claim of right, liberty of the subject, etc. Before this was done, however, the imposition had led to most momentous consequences, and ultimately to the deposition of the King and the establishment of the Commonwealth. 270 Sherlock, P (ed) (2000) Monumental Inscriptions of Wiltshire 1822 WRS vol 53 p25 Quae per faemineum sparsa est perfectios exum lector in hac una tota sepulta jacet Edw. Rede, Arm hoc distichon in memoria Annaeuxoris, suae ex inclyta familia Baynardorum de Lechamoriundae, hic incidicuravit, quae obiit Aug 23 1615 82
The Baynards of Lackham Fig. 26. Memorial to Anne Rede in Corsham ** Edward Baynard died in 1575 271 . His will shows that he settled 400 marks on his daughter Mary as her marriage portion “if she should hereafter marry with the assent of my wife[and named others]” However if she married without Elizabeth’s assent “ she shall have onlie two hundred marks” 272 . This memorial is also shown in Dingley’sHistory from Marblepl. ccccc [If visiting from p61 click here to return] 271 Hasler, PW (1981) The House of Commons 1558-1603 vol 1 HMSO p408 died 12 December 1575, buried 21 st December 1575 272 Will of Edward Baynard PRO prob/11/57 83
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