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Historz'cal Notes. 269
name continued in this place from Edward the
3d to Henry the 8th, and the Whitings well ad-
vanced their estate by the heirs of Prydehome,
Clevedon and Panchfoote. The last of this
family left four daughters; one the wife of
Henry Walrond, another married to Fitz James,
a third to Ashford, and the fourth to Keymes.
John Whiting of Wood, dying without issue in
Henry the 7ths time a suit in law commenced
between John Whiting his cousin, and next heir,
and a herald named John Whiting born beyond
the seas who laid claim to this land; but it
was found for John Whiting of Wood.
Vol. 2, p. 258, In a small aisle on the south side, is an old tomb-
stone in memory of John Whiting Esqr. and
Anne his consort erected in i539.
268, Parish of Pehembury. " Upton Prodhome lieth
in this parish the inheritance of the name of
Prodhom by Margaret one of the sisters and
heirs of Thomas Prodhom in the middle of the
raigne of Kinge Edward 3 brought this land
unto Nicas Whitinge her husband in wch
name _t continewed divers discents and by the
daughters of John Whiting it was transfered
in the famylies of Walrond, Keynes and the
heirs of Robt. Fitz James, and Ashford and
now Henry Ashford Esquier hath the whole."
Marked as quoted from Sir W. Pole, p. I8i.
274, Parish of Buckerell. " Cockerhays, in this
parish sometime the land of Prodhom, de-
scended to Whiting."