Elliot of Earwear and Amroth

Generation No. 1

1. UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT was born in of Earwere.

Children of UNKNOWN ELIOT are:

2. i. JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, b. of Earwer (Amroth).

ii. JONET ELIOT¹, m. JOHN PERROTT¹.

iii. ?MARGARET ELIOT¹.

Generation No. 2

2. JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ (UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)^2,3 was born in of Earwer (Amroth). He married JONET BARET⁴, daughter of WILLIAM BARET and MARGARED HOWEL.

Notes for JENKYN ELIOT ESQ:

Jenkyn was descended from David Eliot of Earwear the founder of the family who was bailiff to the widowed Countess of Pembroke in 1347. The Eliot family then held Earewear for the next 4 1/2 centuries. The castellated house, near the beach, known as Amroth Castle, was built, about 1800, by Captain James Acland.

There seems to be some descrepancy with the earlier pedigree of the Eliots from Jenkyn downwards until we come to his grandson John who married Letys daughter of William ap David ap Gruyyddd of Kidwelly and Bonvile Court.

More About JENKYN ELIOT ESQ:

Fact 1: Armiguous

Fact 2: Eareweare (Amroth) had been in the seat of the Eliot family since about 1445

Children of JENKYN ESQ and JONET BARET are:

3. i. FFYLIP³ ELIOT, b. of Earewere (Amroth).

4. ii. JOHN ELIOT, b. of Erwer.

iii. ANN ELIOT, m. GRUFFYDD; b. off Hwlffordd.

iv. ALS ELIOT, m. SIR JOHN JOES; b. of Bryngest.

v. JONET ELIOT, m. JOHN JOYCE.

Generation No. 3

3. FFYLIP³ ELIOT (JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)^4,5 was born in of Earewere (Amroth). He married JONET (SINED) PERROT⁶, daughter of SIRTHOMAS PERROT and JOAN GWYS. She was born in of Eastington, Pembs.⁷.

More About FFYLIP ELIOT:

Fact: Suceeded his father at Earwere

Notes for JONET (SINED) PERROT:

Janet Perrot was probably related to Sir John Perrot of Carew Castle. He died in the Tower of London in 1592 - from natural causes.

Children of FFYLIP ELIOT and JONET PERROT are:

5. i. FFRANCES⁴ ELIOT.

ii. THOMAS ELIOT⁸.

Notes for THOMAS ELIOT:

No more is known of Thomas.

iii. ELIZABETH ELIOT⁸, m. THOMAS LAUGHARN⁹; b. of St. Brides, Pembrokeshire.

6. iv. JANE ELIOT.

7. v. AVIS ELIOT.

vi. CATHERINE ELIOT¹⁰, m. ? JONES; b. of Llandilo.

8. vii. JOHN ELLIOT.

4. JOHN³ ELIOT (JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)¹¹ was born in of Erwer. He married ALS RYD¹¹.

Notes for JOHN ELIOT:

It is possible that John might also have been first married to Jonet Perrot and that she, secondly, married the other brother Philip. Non of this, of course, cannot be proved. The pedigree here disagrees with Lewis Dwnns Visitations, Vol. 1., P. 204, where Lewis Dwnn gives this John Elliot as brother to John Elliot in the next paragraph. (Source "Pembrokeshire Families" )

More About JOHN ELIOT:

Date born 2: of Earewere (Amroth)

More About ALS RYD:

Fact: 1st wife

Children of JOHN ELIOT and ALS RYD are:

9. i. JOHN⁴ ELIOT, b. of Erwer.

ii. ELIZABETH ELIOT¹², m. ARNOLD BUTLER, ESQ.¹²; b. of Coedcenlas.

iii. CATHERINE ELIOT¹³, m. THOMAS JONES¹³; b. of Bonvil's Court.

Generation No. 4

5. FFRANCES⁴ ELIOT (FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)¹⁴. She married OWEN BARET. He was born in of Gelliswick & Hasguard.

Children of FFRANCES ELIOT and OWEN BARET are:

i. GELI BARET OF⁵ GELLISWICK.

10. ii. KATRIN ELIOT, d. 1590.

6. JANE⁴ ELIOT (FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)¹⁵. She married (1) PHILIP AP GWILLYM Aft. 1487. He was born in of Stone Hall. She married (2) RHYS AP OWEN FYCHAN 20 July 1487 in St. Lawrence Parish Church, Pembrokeshire. He was born in of Henllys.

More About JANE ELIOT:

Fact: Ancestor of George Owen, Lord of Cemais.

More About PHILIP AP GWILLYM:

Fact: 1st husband of Jane Elliot

More About PHILIP GWILLYM and JANE ELIOT:

Marriage: Aft. 1487

More About RHYS AP OWEN FYCHAN:

Date born 2: of Henlllys

More About RHYS FYCHAN and JANE ELIOT:

Marriage: 20 July 1487, St. Lawrence Parish Church, Pembrokeshire

Children of JANE ELIOT and PHILIP GWILLYM are:

i. ANNE⁵ GWILLYM, m. SIR JOHN WGAN, KNT..

ii. 4 OTHER ISSUE GWILLYM.

Child of JANE ELIOT and RHYS FYCHAN is:

11. iii. WILLIAM⁵ OWEN, b. of Henllys.

7. AVIS⁴ ELIOT (FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)¹⁶. She married (1) JOHN GRIFFITH¹⁷. She married (2) WATKYN DEIER¹⁸.

Notes for AVIS ELIOT:

Avis probably married twice as two different husbands are recorded on different pedigrees.

Child of AVIS ELIOT and JOHN GRIFFITH is:

12. i. ANN⁵ GRIFFITH.

Children of AVIS ELIOT and WATKYN DEIER are:

13. ii. WILLIAM⁵ DEIER.

iii. ELIZABETH DEIER¹⁹.

8. JOHN⁴ ELLIOT (FFYLIP³ ELIOT, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) He married JULIANA (OR GILLIAN) SWAIN. She was born in of Bristol.

Children of JOHN ELLIOT and JULIANA SWAIN are:

14. i. KATHERINE⁵ ELIOT.

ii. ELIZABETH ELIOT²⁰.

9. JOHN⁴ ELIOT (JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)²¹ was born in of Erwer. He married LETTICE WILLIAMS²², daughter of WILLIAM WILLIAM and ALSON. She was born in of Bonvile Court, St. Issells, Pembs..

Notes for JOHN ELIOT:

There appears to be some descrepancy with the ancestors of this John Eliot. Some sources state him to be the son John Elliot of Earwere, Esquire and Janet Perrott (Lewys Dwnn, Deputy herald for Wales appointed in 1586). Golden Grove MS (1765) and Evans MS state him to be the son of John Elliot and Als Read, grandson of Philip Elliot & Jenet Perrott. The copying from Dwnn's original manuscripts is known to have contained some errors. I have gone along with the lineage as shown on Golden Grove, Evans, and the Visitations for Wales for the Barrett family.

More About JOHN ELIOT:

Fact: Believed to be the the same John Eliot who was married to Lettice Griffiths

Children of JOHN ELIOT and LETTICE WILLIAMS are:

15. i. JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, b. of Narberth; d. 31 October 1586.

16. ii. ROBERT ELIOT, b. of Crunwear?; d. Abt. 1628.

iii. JONET ELIOT, m. WILLIAM AP RHYS.

Generation No. 5

10. KATRIN⁵ ELIOT (FFRANCES⁴, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) died 1590. She married DR. ROWLAND MEYRICK.

More About KATRIN ELIOT:

Burial: 1590, Hasguard, Pembs.²³

More About DR. ROWLAND MEYRICK:

Fact: Bishop of Bangor

Children of KATRIN ELIOT and DR. MEYRICK are:

i. GELLY⁶ MEYRICK, d. 1601, Executed.

Notes for GELLY MEYRICK:

On the death on his father when he was nine years old, Gelly Meyrick entered the service of Sir George Devereux at Lamphey and later attended Devereux's nephew, the second Earl of Essex, in the Low Countries before becoming steward ofthe Earl's household and, in time, Essex's right-hand man. Through the Earl's influence he obtained extensive lands from the Queen, including Wigmore Castle, and in 1596 he was knighted on the Cadiz expedition, but by his devotion to Essex he was charged with treason and executed in 1601.

More About GELLY MEYRICK:

Fact: 1601, Executed for treason

17. ii. FRANCIS MEYRICK.

iii. HARI MEYRICK.

iv. JOHN MEYRICK.

v. KATRIN MEYRICK, m. RICHARD MORTIMER, ESQ.

11. WILLIAM⁵ OWEN (JANE⁴ ELIOT, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)²⁴ was born in of Henllys. He married (1) MARGARET HENTON²⁵ Bef. 1552. She was born in of London. He married (2) ELIZABETH HERBERT Aft. 1552, daughter of SIR HERBERT and ELIZABETH BERKELEY. She was born in of Swansea.

More About WILLIAM OWEN:

Occupation: Lawyer & Gentry

More About WILLIAM OWEN and MARGARET HENTON:

Marriage: Bef. 1552

More About WILLIAM OWEN and ELIZABETH HERBERT:

Marriage: Aft. 1552

Child of WILLIAM OWEN and ELIZABETH HERBERT is:

18. i. GEORGE⁶ OWEN, b. Abt. 1552, of Henllys; d. 26 August 1613, Haverfordwest.

12. ANN⁵ GRIFFITH (AVIS⁴ ELIOT, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) She married ROGER WILLIAMS. He was born in of Earewere (Amroth).

Child of ANN GRIFFITH and ROGER WILLIAMS is:

i. ISSUE⁶ WILLIAMS.

13. WILLIAM⁵ DEIER (AVIS⁴ ELIOT, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)

Child of WILLIAM DEIER is:

19. i. ELIZABETH⁶ DEIER.

14. KATHERINE⁵ ELIOT (JOHN⁴ ELLIOT, FFYLIP³ ELIOT, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)²⁶. She married (1) RHYS AP RHYTHERCH²⁷. She married (2) THOMAS AP JOHN AP ADAM²⁷.

Child of KATHERINE ELIOT and RHYS RHYTHERCH is:

i. JAMES⁶ RHYTHERCH, d. Bet. 1613 - 1614; m. (1) KATHERINE PHILLIPPS; b. of Rushmoor; m. (2) BRIDGET BIRT; b. of Carmarthen.

More About KATHERINE PHILLIPPS:

Fact: 1st wife of James Rhytherch²⁸

Child of KATHERINE ELIOT and THOMAS ADAM is:

ii. ADAM⁶.

15. JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ (JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)²⁹ was born in of Narberth, and died 31 October 1586³⁰. He married JANE VAUGHAN³¹ Bef. 1570, daughter of JOHN VAUGHAN and ELIZABETH GWYNN. She was born in of Narberth.

Notes for JOHN ELIOT, ESQ:

John Eliot built the mansion at Westerton shortly before 1600.

WESTERTON, Ludchurch.

In 1600 Owen Elliot of Narberth who became High Sheriff in 1609, granted a lease to his brother Morgan Elliot and his wife Anne, of his 'great new house lately built by John Elliiot Esquire'. This John (d. 1586)

was the father of Morgan and Owen and had himself been High Sheriff in 1585 and the house, in Ludchurch parish, was called Westerton and was accompanied by four decayed messuages adjoining as well as other properties in the same parish. Morgan was educated at Oxford and died in 1628 without surviving issue when Westerton reverted to the grantor. By 1786 the property belonged to Lord Kensington.

In his will John mentions his youngest son Thomas Elliot and leaves him an ambrey (dresser or wallpress) and also mentions "Summer Hill" but this part of the will is torn and is not clear.

Extract of the Will of John Eliot of Narberth, 1586

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In the name of God, Amen. The last daye of October Anne De Re Elizabeth xxviij.

I John Eliott of Narberth with the countie of Pembroke Esquire...

My body to be buried in christian burriall - to the cathedrall church of St. David's

iijs - to my eldest daur. Elizabeth Elliot one hundred notes to be paid within? one twelvemonth after her marriage - To Jenet Elliot my daughter one hundred pounds to be paid as before. To my daughter Anne Elliot one hundred pounds to be paid as before. To Lettis Elliot my doughter one hundred pounds to be paid as before - Unto Morgan Elliot my second son my house at Ludchurch called Westertonne and the whole stock thereupon, with the aa ............

Item -- to my youngest sonne Thomas Elliot ...... have possession... an ambrey ... the one called Summer Hill the other ..... and ......

NB. The rest is lost and the latter part is almost obliterated. John Elliot's will was enclosed with the Will of Morgan Elliot will of 1627.

More About JOHN ELIOT, ESQ:

Date born 2: of Earweare (Amroth), Pembsrokshire

Fact: 1585, High Sheriff of Pembrokshire³²

Will dated: 31 October 1586, Narberth, Pembs

Will proved: Abt. 1586

Notes for JANE VAUGHAN:

NARBERTH - PLAS (NARBERTH)

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The former residence stood on rising ground just above the parish church, within a bow shot of the medieval castle at the southern entrance to the town. It was occupied (perhaps built during Elizabethan days) by John Vaughan a member of the Vaughan family of Pembre (Carm). descende from the Breconshire chieftain, Moreiddig Warwyn. John Vaughan died in 1580-81 leaving six daughters, co-heiresses. His daughter Jane received the mansion as part of her share, and married John Elliot of Earweare (Amroth) who settled at his wife's home which remained in possession of their descendants until the latter half of the 18th century when the estate passed to the Mears family. In legal documents the property is variously called Narberth Place, Narberth Place, House Narberth House and also as Place and Plas.

In its heyday it had been commodious, and in the Hearth Tax List of 1670, it contained six hearths. The last of the Elliot family to live there was Alexander and his wife Jane Barlow of Lawrenny. Alexander died in 1755 without issue.

More About JANE VAUGHAN:

Date born 2: of Narberth-Plas³³

Fact: Co-heiress with her 5 sisters. Jane inherited Narberth as her share

More About JOHN ELIOT and JANE VAUGHAN:

Marriage: Bef. 1570

Children of JOHN ELIOT and JANE VAUGHAN are:

20. i. OWEN⁶ ELLIOT, ESQ., b. Abt. 1571, of Amroth and Narberth; d. Aft. 1628.

ii. JOHN ELLIOT, b. Bef. 1586.

More About JOHN ELLIOT:

Fact: Died young

21. iii. ELIZABETH ELLIOT, b. Bef. 1586.

iv. JONET ELLIOT, b. Bef. 1586; m. (1) HUW PARRI; m. (2) HENRY AP HARRY³⁴.

v. ANNE ELLIOT, b. Bef. 1586.

More About ANNE ELLIOT:

Living: 1586

vi. LETTICE ELLIOT, b. Bef. 1586.

More About LETTICE ELLIOT:

Living: 1586

vii. DOROTHY ELLIOT, b. Bef. 1586.

viii. MORGAN ELLIOT, b. Bef. 1586, of Westerton in Ludchurch Parish, Pembs.; d. 1628³⁵; m. (1) ANNE; d. Aft. 1628; m. (2) ANNE³⁵.

Notes for MORGAN ELLIOT:

More About MORGAN ELLIOT:

Died 2: Abt. 1628

Educated: Oxford³⁵

Fac: 1586, A minor

Fact 1: Died without surviving issue³⁵

Fact 2: Probably died without issue³⁶

Inherited: 1586, The house called 'Westerton' in Ludchurch

Will dated: 26 July 1627

Will proved: 2 May 1628

ix. THOMAS ELLIOT, GENT³⁷, b. Abt. 1584, possibly of Steynton, Pembs.³⁷.

Notes for THOMAS ELLIOT, GENT:

Thomas is possibly the same 'Thomas Elliot' who was of Steynton (NLW MS 12379B). BUT THIS NEEDS TO BE PROVED.

Thomas was the youngest son of John Elliot of Erewear and Narberth and his wife Jane Vaughan and was the younger brother of Owen Elliot and Morgan Elliot of Earewear, Narberth and Westerton.

Will of John Elliot of Narberth, 1596:

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Mentioned as the youngest son and child in the will of John Elliot of Narberth, 1586 :

Item, to my youngest sonne Thomas Elliot .... have possession ... an ambrey (dresser or wall-press)... the one called Summer Hill the other ..... (The rest is lost and the latter part is almost obliterated. John Elliot's will was enclosed in the will of Morgan Elliot dated 1627) (Source: NLW Ref: MS 12379 B).

There was a farm called 'Summer Hill' at Steynton. The present town on Milford Haven was built on the land where the farm of 'Summer Hill' and some cottages once stood. There is also a 'Summer Hill' near Amroth and another house called 'Summer Hill' near Roch. It is not yet known which property Thomas inherited. It is highly lightly that it was the 'Summer Hill' near Amroth.

More About THOMAS ELLIOT, GENT:

Date born 2: Bef. 1586

Fact 1: Youngest son

Fact 2: Believed to be the ancestor of Elliot of St. Botolphs & Steynton

Fact 3: Died young

Fact 4: Mentioned as the youngest son in his father's will³⁷

Fact 5: 1586, A minor³⁸

Fact 6: 1613, Probably the "Thomas Elliot, gent" who was listed in the Musters for Narberth³⁹

Inherited: 1586, 'Summer Hill' (there was a farm called 'Summer Hill' at Steynton, a house near Roch and another near Amroth)) and another unamed property⁴⁰

Living: 1597

16. ROBERT⁵ ELIOT (JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)⁴¹ was born in of Crunwear?, and died Abt. 1628. He married (1) JANET DAWKIN Bef. 1591, daughter of PYRS DAWKIN. He married (2) JANE POWELL⁴² Aft. 1591.

Notes for ROBERT ELIOT:

From Major Francis Jones red book for Carmarthenshire for Robert Elliot. The place is WESTMEAD,

Laugharne, which is near the western boundary of the parish and not far from Llanmilo overlooking Pendine sands and Carmarthen Bay. In the latter part of the 16th century the property was owned by Sir John Perrot. In a deed dated 29 May 1584 he settled certain properties on his 'reputed son' James Perrot 'late of Westmede in the county of Carmarthen'. Prior to 1591, Janet, daughter of Prys Dawkin of Westmead, married Robert Elliot a younger son of the family of Eareware. Not long afterwards it became the property of the distinguished Sir Sackville Crowe (created baronet in 1672). There is a sketch of the mansion in the Major's book.

More About ROBERT ELIOT:

Will proved: 19 May 1635

More About JANET DAWKIN:

Fact: 1st wife

More About ROBERT ELIOT and JANET DAWKIN:

Marriage: Bef. 1591

More About ROBERT ELIOT and JANE POWELL:

Marriage: Aft. 1591

Children of ROBERT ELIOT and JANET DAWKIN are:

i. JOHN⁶ ELIOT.

ii. THOMAS ELIOT, d. Bef. 1597.

More About THOMAS ELIOT:

Fact: Dead by 1597

iii. ROGER ELIOT.

iv. WILLIAM ELIOT.

v. CATHERINE ELIOT.

22. vi. AGNES ELIOT.

vii. MARY ELIOT.

viii. DOROTHY ELIOT.

ix. GRACE ELIOT.

x. ELIZABETH ELIOT.

Children of ROBERT ELIOT and JANE POWELL are:

23. xi. WILLIAM ELIOT (THE⁶ YOUNGER).

xii. ANNE ELIOT⁴², m. JOHN BARRETT.

Generation No. 6

17. FRANCIS⁶ MEYRICK (KATRIN⁵ ELIOT, FFRANCES⁴, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)

More About FRANCIS MEYRICK:

Knighted: 1599

Child of FRANCIS MEYRICK is:

i. SIR GELLY⁷ MEYRICK.

Notes for SIR GELLY MEYRICK:

Sir Gelly Mayrick's descendants settled at Bush at Pembroke.

18. GEORGE⁶ OWEN (WILLIAM⁵, JANE⁴ ELIOT, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)⁴³ was born Abt. 1552 in of Henllys, and died 26 August 1613 in Haverfordwest. He married (1) ANCRED OBILED. She was born in of Carmarthen. He married (2) ELIZABETH PHILIPPS^44,45 1571 in Probably in the private Chapel at Picton Castle, daughter of WILLIAM PHILIPPS and JANET PERROT.

Notes for GEORGE OWEN:

George Owen was first of all an antiquarian, who collected information on genealogy, heraldry, historic governmental structures, and the like of Wales. With this went an interest in the topography of Pembrokeshire and of Wales, and associated with his study of topography were very insightful

observations of geological structures, in effect strata, though he did not use that word, of limestone and coal. These observations have earned him a reputation as the ancestor of British geology, though the observations were not part of a conscious theory of geology. His manuscript "Description of Pembrokeshire" was ultimately published in 1892. He also composed a "Description of Wales" (as later ages have entitled it) and a "Description of Milford Haven."

His father set him up with a considerable estate when George Owen married. Later he inherited more, including the lordship of Cemais [Kemes], and he added to his estate fairly constantly. Vice admiral of the maritime counties of Pembroke and Cardigan, 1573. Commission of the Peace in Pembrokeshire. Deputy Lieutenant of Pembrokeshire, 1587-90, 1595-1601. Sheriff of Pembrokeshire, 1587 & 1602. I

am not certain that Owen received compensation for these positions, but apparently there was some income from fees, fines, etc.

Owen must be seen as the client of the Earl of Pembroke, under whom he held the lordship of Cemais, and whose support he needed in constant struggles for position within the squirarchy of the county. In 1595 he produced a map of Milford Haven at the Earl's request, and at some point, probably later, a

genealogical catalogue of the Earls of Pembroke.

As Deputy Lieutenant, Owen was responsible for matters of defense, especially for the defenses of Milford Haven, on which he made a number of recommendations. He trained the county militia. These duties extended over some fifteen years.

More About GEORGE OWEN:

Education: Studied law at the Inns of Court, London

More About ELIZABETH PHILIPPS:

Fact: Co-heiress

More About GEORGE OWEN and ELIZABETH PHILIPPS:

Marriage: 1571, Probably in the private Chapel at Picton Castle

Children of GEORGE OWEN and ELIZABETH PHILIPPS are:

i. ALBAN⁷ OWEN⁴⁶, b. 1580; d. 1656.

ii. 9 OTHER ISSUE OWEN.

19. ELIZABETH⁶ DEIER (WILLIAM⁵, AVIS⁴ ELIOT, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) She married WILLIAM TOMAS.

Child of ELIZABETH DEIER and WILLIAM TOMAS is:

24. i. MARGED⁷ TOMAS.

20. OWEN⁶ ELLIOT, ESQ. (JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)^47,48 was born Abt. 1571 in of Amroth and Narberth, and died Aft. 1628. He married MARGARET PHILIPPS^49,50, daughter of MORGAN PHILIPPS and ELIZABETH FLETCHER. She was born in of Picton.

Notes for OWEN ELLIOT, ESQ.:

WESTERTON, Ludchurch

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In 1600 Owen Elliot of Narberth, who became High Sheriff in 1609, granted a lease to his brother Morgan Elliot, and his wife Anne, of his 'great new house lately built by John Elliot Esquire'. This John (d. 1586) was the father of Morgan and Owen and had himself been High Sheriff in 1585 and the house, in Ludchurch parish, was called Westerton and was accompanied by four decayed messuages adjoining as well as other properties in the same parish. Morgan was educated at Oxford and died in 1628 without surviving issue when Westerton reverted to the grantor. By 1786 the property belonged to Lord Kensington and in 1839 the Hon. William Edwardes was the owner. He later became the 4th Lord Kensington. In July 1974 Major Jones visited the house at the invitation of the then owner, Mr. Lawrence, who had put the estate on the market for £100,000. (Source: "The Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and their Families" by Major Frances Jones, 1996)

More About OWEN ELLIOT, ESQ.:

Date born 2: Bet. 1570 - 1571⁵¹

Fact 1: 1609, High Sheriff⁵²

Fact 2: Not mentioned in his father's will

Fact 3: 1600, Granted a lease of' Westerto'n to his brother Morgan Elliot

Fact 4: 1609, High Sheriff of Pembrokshire

Fact 5: 1628, The lease of 'Westerton' reverted to Owen Elliot

Matriculated: 5 November 1591, Jesus College, Oxford⁵³

More About MARGARET PHILIPPS:

Fact: In "Pembrokeshire Families" her name is given as Margaret with a footnote that the name Eliz. has been inserted in a later handwriting⁵⁴

Children of OWEN ELLIOT and MARGARET PHILIPPS are:

25. i. JOHN⁷ ELLIOT, b. Aft. 1590, of Amroth.

ii. ANNE ELLIOT, b. Aft. 1590; m. FRANCIS DAVIDS.

26. iii. JANE ELLIOT, b. Aft. 1590.

iv. CECILY ELLIOT, b. Aft. 1590.

More About CECILY ELLIOT:

Living: 1627

21. ELIZABETH⁶ ELLIOT (JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) was born Bef. 1586. She married (1) WILLIAM AP TOMAS AP WILLIAM GRUFFYDD. She married (2) LERANT CLERK.

Child of ELIZABETH ELLIOT and WILLIAM GRUFFYDD is:

i. MARTHA⁷ GRUFFYDD.

Children of ELIZABETH ELLIOT and LERANT CLERK are:

ii. WILLIAM⁷ CLERK.

iii. JANE CLERK.

22. AGNES⁶ ELIOT (ROBERT⁵, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) She married JOHN BARRETT.

Child of AGNES ELIOT and JOHN BARRETT is:

i. MARGARET⁷ BARRETT.

23. WILLIAM ELIOT (THE⁶ YOUNGER) (ROBERT⁵ ELIOT, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)⁵⁵. He married ? TANKARD OR TANCRED. She was born in of Haverfordwest.

More About WILLIAM ELIOT (THE YOUNGER):

Living: 1625

Child of WILLIAM YOUNGER) and ? TANCRED is:

i. ROBERT⁷ ELIOT, m. ? PROTHEROWE; b. of Huntsbrook?, Carmarthen.

Generation No. 7

24. MARGED⁷ TOMAS (ELIZABETH⁶ DEIER, WILLIAM⁵, AVIS⁴ ELIOT, FFYLIP³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) She married JOHN AP OWEN.

Child of MARGED TOMAS and JOHN OWEN is:

i. OWAIN⁸ JOHNS.

More About OWAIN JOHNS:

Living: 1597

25. JOHN⁷ ELLIOT (OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)⁵⁶ was born Aft. 1590 in of Amroth. He married MARY CARNE, daughter of SIR CARNE and JOAN HUNGERFORD. She was born in of Ewenny, Glamorgan.

Notes for JOHN ELLIOT:

AMROTH CASTLE/EARWEARE. Amroth.

Seat of the Elliots, from about 1445 it continued in that family for nearly three and a half centuries. They also had residences at Plas(Narberth), Westerton and Kiffig, the estate lying in the parishes of Amroth, St. Issels, Crunwere, Robeston, Ludchurch and Narberth The last of the family, Alexander Elliot, died at Earwere of the gout in 1756. By his wife Elizabeth (widow of Joseph Walter of Rosemarket and Roch,

and daughter of John Barlow of Lawrenny) he had no issue. Elizabeth died before 1780 and Earwere became the property of her sister, Mrs. Catherine Owen who was still living at the mansion in 1791. Before 1798 it had been sold to James Acland.

(Source:"Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and Their Families". by Major Francis Jones)

Amroth Castle, originally either the residence of Cadwgan ab Bleddyn, Prince of Powys, or the site of his palace, and subsequently the seat of the family of the Elliots, at which period it was called Eare Weare, has been modernized into an elegant marine castellted villa, and is now the residence of the Rev. Thomas Shrapnel Biddulph. (Source: Lewis' "Topographical Dictionary of Wales, 1844)

More About JOHN ELLIOT:

Fact 1: A Lawyer and Parliamentarian

Fact 2: of Perbeck, Pembs.

Children of JOHN ELLIOT and MARY CARNE are:

27. i. JOHN⁸ ELLIOT, b. of Earewere (Amroth); d. 1682.

ii. ANNE ELLIOT, m. JOHN DAVIDS.

28. iii. OWEN ELLIOT, b. of Boulston & Haverfordwest.

29. iv. THOMAS ELLIOT, b. of Earwere; d. Aft. 1678.

v. ELIZABETH ELLIOT⁵⁷, b. of Narberth, Pembs.; d. Abt. 1668, Muddlescwm, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire.

Notes for ELIZABETH ELLIOT:

Elizabeth is ALMOST CERTAINLY the daughter John Elliot and Mary Came.

ABSTRACT OF THE WILL OF ELIZABETH ELLIOT, d. 1668

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In her will, Elizabeth mentions her cousin Richard Mansell, her brother John Elliot, her sister Dorothy Grosor, Thomas John and Roger Morgan. Also mentions her neices Mary White and Elizabeth White, neice Hestor Elliot, nephew John Elliot, her cousin Mary Mansell and her cousin Robert Mansell who is also her executor.

She also leaves to Sir Edward Mansel, 20 shillings and also mentions Lady Mansel her couzen Roger Lort and her couzen Joan Williams 20 shillings apart for rings. She also leaves to all her brothers and brothers-in-law, sisters and sister-in-law 20 shillings apart for rings. To niece Mary White, £10, niece Elizabeth White, £10. To niece Dorothy Groser, £30. To niece Hestor Elliot, £10 and to nephew, John Elliot 20 shillings to buy him a ring. To my couzen Richard Mansell, 15 shillings to buy him a ring. To couzen Mary Mansell, 15 shillings to buy her a ring.

Appoints her couzen, Robert Mansel as executor.

Witnesses : Roger Morgans & Thomas John

Mudlescwm

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Muddlescombe, Mudlescwm

A mile S of the priory church; it stands on low ground near the banks of the Gwendraeth Fawr, overlooking Morfa Pinged, Penbre burrows and the sea beyond. The property is on theborder of St Mary & Pembre parishes, with lands in both, and the border going through part of the house.

Lands at Mudlescwm are mentioned in 1342 and the "Manor of Modelyscwm" in 1393, owned by minor landowners. It then probably became the property of the Dwnn family (relatives of the herald Lewis Dwnn); Owen Dwnn was living there in 1436. It passed to Trahaiarn Morgan (descended from Cadifor Fawr) by his marriage to Owen's daughter Janet. It then passed by direct descent to Henry Morgan (d. 1564), William Morgan, Henry Morgan. Henry's two daughters, Mary and Katherine, married two brothers, Anthony and Francis Mansell. Eventually it passed through one of the female Mansel lines to a

Jones. In 1738 Mrs Elinor Jones sold the mansion and her share of the estate to the Pemberton family of Trumpington Hall Cambs, who owned it until 1922.

After the gentry had ceased to reside there in the first half of the 18th century, much of the house was pulled down. The present farmhouse formed part of the original mansion, and contains some of the features.

(Source: "Historic Houses of Carmarthenshire and their Families" by Major Francis Jones)

More About ELIZABETH ELLIOT:

Fact: A Spinster

Will dated: 2 March 1667/68, At Muddlescwm, Carmarthenshire⁵⁸

Will proved: March 1667/68

vi. DOROTHY ELLIOT⁵⁹.

Notes for DOROTHY ELLIOT:

Dorothy is ALMOST CERTAINLY the daughter of John Elliot and Mary Carne.

More About DOROTHY ELLIOT:

Living: 1668, Mentioned in her sister's Will.

26. JANE⁷ ELLIOT (OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)⁶⁰ was born Aft. 1590. She married JOHN PHILIPPS⁶⁰, son of OWEN PHILIPPS and PRISCILLA CHESTER. He was born in of Molleston, Narberth.

More About JANE ELLIOT:

Living: 1644, At Molleston⁶⁰

More About JOHN PHILIPPS:

Fact: Succeeded to Molleston⁶⁰

Living: 1644, At Molleston⁶⁰

Child of JANE ELLIOT and JOHN PHILIPPS is:

i. OWEN⁸ PHILIPPS⁶⁰, b. of Slebech, Pembs..

More About OWEN PHILIPPS:

Fact: Owen was the last of the family to reside at Molleston⁶¹

Generation No. 8

27. JOHN⁸ ELLIOT (JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)⁶² was born in of Earewere (Amroth), and died 1682. He married JANE WHITE⁶³ Bef. 1682, daughter of GRIFFITH WHITE and ELIZABETH LORT. She was born in of Henllan, Roscrowther, Pembs., and died Abt. 1700.

Notes for JOHN ELLIOT:

John Elliot was probably the same 'John Elliot' mentioned in "A History of Haverfordwest" edited by Dillwyn Miles; if it was not him, then it would have been his father also John Elliot.

"On 2 November 1642 the Pembrokeshire gentry were summoned to Carmarthen to meet the

Marquess of Hertford, the Royalist commander in south Wales, who was on a recruiting drive raising Royalist forces, but the response was not encouraging. Among those who obeyed the summons were Roger Lort of Stackpole, who had been commissioned to raise a regiment for the King, and his brother Sampson Lort, of East Moor, and John Eliot of Earwere, but John Wogan, Sir Hugh Owen, and Sir Richard Philipps, excused themselves. While it has been contended that the leading townsmen of Haverfordwest were inclined to support the King's party and were able to prevent the Parliamentarians from taking a decisive step, as they had done at Tenby and Pembroke, a letter, also dated 2 November 1642, written by Sir Hugh Owen, John Wogan and others, to the Earl of Stamford, who held Hereford, stated that the town, like Pembroke and Tenby, had been garrisoned for Parliament by the local trained bands, but John Wogan warned Stamford that they would only be able to defend themselves 'for some short time'". This is in the chapter titled Haverfordwest and the Civil War.

More About JOHN ELLIOT:

Fact 1: Also of Narberth⁶⁴

Fact 2: 20 July 1651, John, together with his brother Thomas, is mention in a post nuptual settlement

Living: 1668, Mentioned in his sister's Will.

More About JANE WHITE:

Will dated: 9 August 1699, Witnessed by: G. Lort, K. Eliot, Edward Philipps, & G. Lort

Will proved: 1700, Beneficieries: Her grandchildren, children of her son Alexander Elliot

More About JOHN ELLIOT and JANE WHITE:

Marriage: Bef. 1682

Children of JOHN ELLIOT and JANE WHITE are:

i. MARY⁹ ELLIOT.

30. ii. HESTER ELLIOT, b. of Earwere.

31. iii. THOMAS ELLIOT, b. of the parish of Narberth; d. 1670.

32. iv. JOHN ELLIOT.

33. v. PHILIP ELLIOT, GENT., b. of Tenby, Pembs; d. Bef. 1703.

34. vi. GRIFFITH ELLIOT, d. 1712.

35. vii. ALEXANDER ELLIOT, d. Bef. 1699.

28. OWEN⁸ ELLIOT (JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) was born in of Boulston & Haverfordwest. He married FRANCES.

More About OWEN ELLIOT:

Will dated: 22 March 1713/14, at Boulston

Will proved: 31 March 1721

Witnesses to Will: Perrot Williams, John Lewis and Thomas Richards

Children of OWEN ELLIOT and FRANCES are:

i. WILLIAM⁹ ELLIOT, GENT, b. of Newhouse, Parish of Boulston; m. MARTHA.

More About WILLIAM ELLIOT, GENT:

Fact: Guardian of his niece Elizabeth, daughter of John Elliot of Haverfordwest

ii. SARAH ELLIOT, m. ? DUGGAN, Bef. 1714.

More About ? DUGGAN and SARAH ELLIOT:

Marriage: Bef. 1714

iii. CHARLES ELLIOT.

36. iv. JOHN ELLIOT, b. of Haverfordwest; d. Bet. 1736 - 1738.

v. OWEN ELLIOT.

29. THOMAS⁸ ELLIOT (JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) was born in of Earwere, and died Aft. 1678. He married ELIZABETH (OR LUCY) WHITE, daughter of GRIFFITH WHITE and ELIZABETH LORT. She was born in of Henllan, Roscrowther, Pembs., and died Abt. 1688⁶⁵.

Notes for THOMAS ELLIOT:

In a post nuptual settlement dated 20 Jully 1651Roger Lort and Joan, his wife, granted to John Elliot, esquire, and Thomas Elliot, gentleman, both of Earewere, the following properties, to be held on trust for the uses of the marriage:- "the Moor, Kytchill, Layton, Lowling slade, the capital messuage of Brownlade, Church Haye, Gupton, a meadow called Brownford Mead, two messuages called Coxhaye,Cloyne, Bulliber, Drydowne, two tenements in Lynny Rowe, Parston alias Peirceston, Prickaston (n tenure of John Lort), eleven other messuages (unnamed), a parcel of lands at Downs and Westfield, two mills called King's Mill and Froynes Mill, a tenement and meadow at Stenbridge, several other parcels of land with houses and gardens in the occupation of thirteen tenants, and copyhold and corse gale rents in the lordship of Castlemartin, all of which lay in the parishes of Castlemartin, St. Twynells and Mouncton within the lordship of Castlemartin. Accordingly, a fine was suffered on 1 September of the settled esttes described as the castle and manor of Castlemartin, 150 mesuages, 20 tofts, 4 mills, and 8,800 acres of lnd, a yealy rent of £10, common of pasture, and the advowson of the vicarage of Castlemartin, in Castlemartin, St. Twynnels, Flimston, and Mouncton. On 22 Septembr 1651 Roger Lort and Joan his wife, executed a deed declaring hat the premises were held to their uses for life, and afterwards to the heirs of their body.

These properties together with an extensive estate in Carmarthenshire were to be held by John and Thomas Elliot of Earwere "as trustees, to the use of Roger and Joan for their lives, and afterwards to their heirs male, with dower to the said Joan and portions for her daughters".

More About THOMAS ELLIOT:

Living: 20 July 1651⁶⁶

Notes for ELIZABETH (OR LUCY) WHITE:

The White arms are described as thus: sable a chevron ermine between three stags' heads caboshed or.

It is possible that it was not Elizabeth who married Thomas Elliot, but her sister Lucy. Elizabeth is believed also to have been married to Mr Powlett

Children of THOMAS ELLIOT and ELIZABETH WHITE are:

i. PHILIP⁹ ELLIOT, GENT⁶⁷, d. Aft. 1686.

Notes for PHILIP ELLIOT, GENT:

Pembrokeshire Papers 1686-7

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"Griffin Morgan of Ludchurch, gent, deft ats Phillip Elliot, gent, plt for £9 15 0. Plaintiff says that by an indenture made 20 June 1678 (30 Car.2) at Roch between plaintiff described as of Dublin, Ireland, gent, of the parish of Ludchurch, of the other part, the said plaintiff demised to the defendant the messuage called WESTERTOWNE aforesaid then in the tenure of the said Griffin Morgan (in as ample a manner as Thomas Eliot the father of the said Phillip Elliot had held it) for 21 years if the said Phillip Elliott, Elizabeth his sister and Thomas Elliott the only son of John Elliott of Earewere should so long live, paying therefor yearly? £16 10s 0d, also two days at the mill at the time of harvest with sufficient men on legal demand, also two capons at Shrovetide and all rents due to the chief lord. That the rent is in arrear."

(Source: Francis Green Papers, Vol 9, page 388-389, Pembrokeshire Records Office, Haverfordwest).

Possibly the father of Thomas Elliot (d.1651) and Philip Elliot his brother, both of Hubberston & Steynton.

WESTERTON, Ludchurch

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In 1600 Owen Elliot of Narberth, who became High Sheriff in 1609, granted a lease to his brother Morgan Elliot, and his wife Anne, of his 'great new house lately built by John Elliot Esquire'. This John (d. 1586) was the father of Morgan and Owen and had himself been High Sheriff in 1585 and the house, in Ludchurch parish, was called Westerton and was accompanied by four decayed messuages adjoining as well as other properties in the same parish. Morgan was educated at Oxford and died in 1628 without surviving issue when Westerton reverted to the grantor. By 1786 the property belonged to Lord Kensington and in 1839 the Hon. William Edwardes was the owner. He later became the 4th Lord Kensington. In July 1974 Major Jones visited the house at the invitation of the then owner, Mr. Lawrence, who had put the estate on the market for £100,000. (Source: "The Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and their Families" by Major Frances Jones, 1996)

More About PHILIP ELLIOT, GENT:

Fact: 1678, of Dublin, Ireland⁶⁸

Living: Bet. 1686 - 1687, Plea Philip Elliot, plt., defendant Griffin Morgan of Ludchurch, gent.

ii. ELIZABETH ELLIOT⁶⁹.

More About ELIZABETH ELLIOT:

Fact: 1678, Living unmarried

Generation No. 9

30. HESTER⁹ ELLIOT (JOHN⁸, JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) was born in of Earwere. She married JAMES PROTHEROWE⁷⁰, son of RICHARD PROTHEROWE and JANE WOGAN. He was born in of Hawkesbrooke, and died Abt. October 1684.

Children of HESTER ELLIOT and JAMES PROTHEROWE are:

i. JOHN¹⁰ PROTHEROWE, d. 1691.

More About JOHN PROTHEROWE:

Fact: Believed died without issue

ii. JAMES PROTHEROWE, d. 1691.

More About JAMES PROTHEROWE:

Fact: Believed died without issue

31. THOMAS⁹ ELLIOT (JOHN⁸, JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) was born in of the parish of Narberth, and died 1670. He married DOROTHY ELIOT 16 May 1670 in Narbeth, Pembrokeshire⁷¹.

Notes for THOMAS ELLIOT:

Was Thomas the same 'Thomas Elliot kn. of Narberth and Earewere' who compiled a Latin English dictionary and wrote certain other works? (See Laws book)

More About THOMAS ELLIOT:

Will dated: 16 May 1670

Will proved: 21 July 1670

More About THOMAS ELLIOT and DOROTHY ELIOT:

Marriage: 16 May 1670, Narbeth, Pembrokeshire⁷¹

Child of THOMAS ELLIOT and DOROTHY ELIOT is:

i. JONET¹⁰ ELLIOT, b. Aft. 1670.

More About JONET ELLIOT:

Fact: In the Will of Thomas Elliot, Jonet is shown as the 'supposed' daughter of Thomas Elliot.

32. JOHN⁹ ELLIOT (JOHN⁸, JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) He married JANE GOVE (OR GAVE), daughter of DAWKIN GAVE.

Child of JOHN ELLIOT and JANE GAVE) is:

i. JANE¹⁰ ELLIOT, m. BENJAMIN NICOLAS; b. of Monmothshire.

More About JANE ELLIOT:

Fact: Heiress of Narberth

More About BENJAMIN NICOLAS:

Occupation: A Surgeon

33. PHILIP⁹ ELLIOT, GENT. (JOHN⁸, JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) was born in of Tenby, Pembs, and died Bef. 1703. He married ?. She died Bef. 1703.

Children of PHILIP ELLIOT and ? are:

i. THOMAS¹⁰ ELLIOT⁷², d. Abt. 1712⁷².

More About THOMAS ELLIOT:

Fact 1: 1703, A minor- his guardian was his uncle Griffith Elliot⁷²

Fact 2: Died young

ii. ANNE ELLIOT.

More About ANNE ELLIOT:

Fact 1: 1708, A minor- her guardian was her unlce Griffith Elliot⁷³

Fact 2: 1712, Living at Eareweare⁷³

34. GRIFFITH⁹ ELLIOT (JOHN⁸, JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) died 1712. He married CATHERINE SUMMERFORD. She was born in of Carew.

Notes for GRIFFITH ELLIOT:

At FFYNNON CYLL, Cyffig, one of the owners was Griffith Elliot, Esq., who had married Jane (or Catherine) Somerford, and died there in 1706 leaving an only daughter and heiress Jane Elliot who was owner, and died there in 1713.

More About GRIFFITH ELLIOT:

Fact: 1703, Griffith was the guardian of his brother Philip's children (Thomas & Anne - infants when their father died)

Living: 1699

Children of GRIFFITH ELLIOT and CATHERINE SUMMERFORD are:

i. GRIFFITH¹⁰ ELLIOT, d. Bet. 1719 - 1734; m. ELIZABETH; b. of Tenby; d. 1748.

More About GRIFFITH ELLIOT:

Will proved: 19 September 1734, London (PCC?)

ii. JANE ELLIOT, d. 1713.

Notes for JANE ELLIOT:

Only daughter and heiress of her father.

35. ALEXANDER⁹ ELLIOT (JOHN⁸, JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT)⁷⁴ died Bef. 1699.

Children of ALEXANDER ELLIOT are:

i. ANNE¹⁰ ELLIOT.

ii. ELIZABETH ELLIOT.

iii. JANE ELLIOT.

More About JANE ELLIOT:

Will dated: 17 July 1714

iv. GRIFFITH ELLIOT.

36. JOHN⁹ ELLIOT (OWEN⁸, JOHN⁷, OWEN⁶, JOHN⁵ ELIOT, ESQ, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JENKYN ELIOT² ESQ, UNKNOWN¹ ELIOT) was born in of Haverfordwest, and died Bet. 1736 - 1738. He married ?.

More About JOHN ELLIOT:

Fact: of St. Martin's, Haverfordwest

Will dated: 1736

Will proved: 21 October 1738

Child of JOHN ELLIOT and ? is:

i. ELIZABETH¹⁰ ELLIOT.

Endnotes

1. Golden Grove M.S..

2. Visitations for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

3. Golden Grove M.S..

4. visitation for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

5. Lewys Dwnns, Visitations, Vol. 1., P. 204.

6. visitation for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

7. George Owen of Henllys (d. 1613).

8. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

9. Temp. Hen. 7th.

10. C38 Evans - Nat. Library of Wales, Narbeth & Earwer.

11. visitation for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

12. West Wales Historical Records. Vol. 2, page 72.

13. Historical Society of West Vales - Vol. 2.

14. visitation for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

15. George Owen of Henllys.

16. Herald's Visitation for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barrett Pedigree.

17. C36

18. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

19. C25 Evans - Nat. Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

20. Golden Grove MS.

21. visitation for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

22. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

23. Visitations for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

24. George Owen of Henllys.

25. "The Description of Pembrokeshire" by George Owen on Henllys.

26. Golden Grove MS.

27. LDS Family Search.

28. Protheror of Hawksbrook, Carmarthen.

29. visitation for Pembrokeshire 1597 - Barret Pedigree.

30. Inquisition Post Mortem.

31. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

32. "The Description of Pembrokeshire" by George Owen on Henllys.

33. Rowe of Penally.FTW, Date of Import: 14 Sep 2000.

34. Harries, of co. Pembroke. Historical Society of West Wales, Vol. 8.

35. Rowe of Penally.FTW, Date of Import: 14 Sep 2000.

36. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

37. NLW Ref: MS 12379 B.

38. Will of John Elliot of Narberth, proved 1586.

39. 1613 Muster Rolls for Pembrokeshire - Narberth.

40. Will of John Elliot of Narberth, proved 1586.

41. c. 140 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narbeth & Earwer.

42. c140 Evans - National Lib. of Wales - Narbeth and Earwer.

43. George Owen of Henllys.

44. "The Description of Pembrokeshire" by George Owen on Henllys.

45. "The Families of Picton" by Hero von Friesen & Thomas Lloyd.

46. "The Description of Pembrokeshire" by George Owen on Henllys.

47. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

48. "The Families of Picton" by Hero von Friesen & Thomas Lloyd.

49. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

50. "The Families of Picton" by Hero von Friesen & Thomas Lloyd.

51. Inq. P.M. of his father, John Elliot (d 1586).

52. Rowe of Penally.FTW, Date of Import: 14 Sep 2000.

53. Alumn. Oxon.

54. Historical Society of West Vales - Vol. 2.

55. c140 Evans - National Lib. of Wales - Narbeth and Earwer.

56. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.

57. NLW Ref: SD/1668/31 - Will of Elizabeth Elliot, spinster.

58. NLW - Will of Elizabeth Elliot of Muddlescombe. Ref: SD/1668/31.

59. NLW Ref: SD/1668/31 - Will of Elizabeth Elliot, spinster.

60. "Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire & Their Familes" by Major Francis Jones.

61. "Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and thier Families" by Major Francis Jones.

62. NLW Ref: SD/1668/31 - Will of Elizabeth Elliot, spinster.

63. c140 Evans - National Lib. of Wales - Narbeth and Earwer.

64. "Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and thier Families" by Major Francis Jones.

65. Betty Kirkwood (bjkirkwood.bigpond.com) - EVANS MS.

66. "Treasury of Historic Pembrokeshire" by Major Francis Jones.

67. NLW Ref: MS 12379 B.

68. Pembrokeshire Papers 1687-87 (Haverfordwest Records Office).

69. NLW Ref: MS 12379 B.

70. Historical Society of West Vales - Vol. 1.

71. I.G.I..

72. c140 Evans - National Lib. of Wales - Narbeth and Earwer.

73. c. 140 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narbeth & Earwer.

74. C. 36 From Evans, National Lib. of Wales - Narberth & Earwer.