[Scott] RS married CM, dau of Rev Francis Marbury and his wife Bridget Dryden ... Has the marriage date as 1637 in Boston.

[NEHGR 132:180-1] A confirmation of a weak link in ``The English Ancestry of Anne Marbury Hutchinson and Katherine Marbury Scott'' printed in 1936. Shows descent fom Edward I.

[Marbury 34] KM married RS of Gorlston, Suffolk. They came to America in 1634, probably in the Griffin.

[1395] Bridget Dryden

	b. c1563		[Marbury 32]
	d. 1644/45	Berkhamsted, Co Hertford	[Marbury 32]

[NEHGR 20:364] Of Alford, Co Lincoln. Married first Elizabeth Moore and had three daughters: Mary, Susan, and Elizabeth. She died soon after the birth of the third child. Married second probably early in 1589, BD. Children born between 1585 and 1604/5. Anne is the youngest mentioned -- no mention of Catherine (if another daughter CM, who married Joseph Scott [sic], she must have been born either of the first wife or after emigrating).

See NEHGR 20:367 about Ann Marbury Hutchinson, sister of Catherine.

[Marbury 31-34] Ordained 24 June 1605 where is age is given as 49 years or thereabouts. Had been ordained may years earlier as a Deacon in Peterborough by Lord Edmund Scambler, recently Bishop of Peterborough (7 January 1577-8). The register of St Pancras has `` Bapt Oct 27 1555 Franc' Marburie, s. Wm MArburie, getylman. Godfathers, Franc' Goldsmith, Edward Bradley, Mrs Dannet godmother.'' FM married 1) c 1580 Elizabeth Moore. He then married 2) c1587 (not 1589) Bridget Dryden, b. post 1563 (under age in 1584) daughter of John Dryden of Canons Ashby. FM's will was made 25 January 1610-11 and proved 14 February 1610-11 in the consistory court in London. He bequeathed 200 marks to each of his 12 children and the remaining 1600 pounds to his wife Bridget. She resided for a time at St Peter. Paul's Wharf London but in December 1620 or shortly thereafter married 2) the Rev. Thomas Newman of Berkhamsted, Co Herford. Her will was dated 12 February 1644 and administration granted 2 April 1645. TM and BD were said to have had 20 children, but records for only 18 have been found.

[Marbury 37] BD married 2) Rev. Thomas Newman of Berkhamsted, Herts, and died shortly before 2 April 1645.

[2789] Agnes Lenton

[NEHGR 20: 364] WM, Esquire, of Grigsby, Burgh-upon-Bain, Co Lincoln (15 miles northwest of Alford).

[Marbury 25] WM, gentleman, was matricualted fellow-commoner from Pembroke College, Cambridge in Easter 1544. Will dated 26 January 1580-1 and proved 16 November 1581.

[5577] Katherine --

d. 17 August 1525

Girsby, Burgh-upon-Bain, Co Lincoln

[Marbury 25]

[Marbury 24-5] Mentioned as ``neve'' in the will of his uncle Robert who leaves him lands in Lowick, Oldwyncall, Islip, Denford and Boygstoke. His will was dated 28 July 1545 and probated 28 September 1545.

[11153] Anne Blount

d. bef1513

[Marbury 24]

[Marbury 23-4] WM, of Lowick, Co Northampton, esquire. married into the prominent family of Blount. WM married AB, the daughter of Sir Thomas Blount; she was the neice of Sir Walter Blount, Lord Mountjoy KG, who in 1467 married Anne (Nevill), the widow of Humphrey, Duke of Buckingham. WB, Anne, and WM were co-executors of the will ofAnnes's son, John, Earl of Wiltshire. WM was made guardian of the Earl's son, Edward, then aged 3. It was WM's brother Robert who attended the the 2nd Earl as Usher for 25 years. In 1494, Edward, Earl ofWiltshire alienated the noted old manor of Drayton to WM et al. 5 years later the Earl died and entrusted his will to WM. Wm was enfeoffed of lands in co Northampton. From about 1500 on, WM's anem appears frequently in the records. WM was living 8 December 1506 and was deceased before 8 August 1513. He probably died shortly before 1 October 1508. His wife Anne probably died between 1501 and 1513 when William's brother Robert asks for prayers for her soul. WM and AB are said to have had 13 children; AB appears to have been his only wife.

[22305] Eleanor --

[Marbury 22] JM, of Cransley, Co Northampton, armiger. He became sheriff of Northampton 4 November 1443. JM died shortly before 22 October 1460 when there is a pardon for not appearing before the justices of the bench to answer the dean and chapter of the new collegiate church of St Mary, Leicestershire. The will of son Robert, dated 13 August 1513 asked for prayers to be said for the souls of his father JM and his mother, Eleanor. Three childred: William born between 1445 and 1453, Thomas who died before 1513, and Robert b c1540 and of age 61 or more in 1511.