Tidbit on Dorothy Browne d 1653 dau of Anthony Browne and Mary Dormer

[wjhonson]

Last year Douglas posted some details on the marriages of Dorothy
Browne, etc and asked for more information.

Recent discussion of the Wolferston family made me review my notes and
discover that I do have a document that sheds light on Dorothy
Browne's second marriage.

We had previously known that Dorothy's first husband Edmund Lee of
Stantonbury, Bucks died 20 Mar 1599. They had at least or exactly two
children, Dorothy and Mary

Dorothy's second marriage to Robert Wolferston occurred 15 Dec 1600 at
St Dunstan's in the West and they had at least or exactly one child
John, who Douglas states "appears to be that" John baptised 24 Feb
1603 at St James Clerkenwell, London

We also knew previously that Dorothy married her third husband by 1616
as he is stated to have died about that year. William Ascue "second
son" was Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to King Charles I

I also show a link on
http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/aa/ayscough02.htm
for those who want to see his ancestry and connections.

They had at least or exactly one son
Sir George /Ascue/ , of Ham-Haw, Chertsey, Surrey; Admiral of England
Captain of the "Expedition" (a ship) in 1646
died 1671

However, to my knowledge, we have not have a good way of pinning down
the borderline between the second and third marriages.

Today we do.

Will Johnson
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Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch: Blois Family Archives
Blois Family Archives
Catalogue Ref. HA30
Creator(s): Blois family, baronets, of Cockfield Hall, Suffolk
BLOIS FAMILY
EVIDENCES of TITLE
Other miscellaneous deeds
Stanhope deeds
FILE - Release of Sir Michael Stanhope, Sudborne, kt., by Sir Henry
Glemham, Glemham, kt., and William Deeraugh, Gedgrave, Esq., from
covenants contained in indenture concerning annuity of £50 to be paid
to Dorothy Wolferston, widow of Robert Wolferston, Culpho, Esq. - ref.
HA30/312/353 - date: 3rd June, 1605

[Douglas Richardson]

Dorothy Browne had known no issue by her third marriage to William
Ascue (or Ayscough), Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to King Charles
I. His son, George Ascue, was the product of an earlier marriage.

For a pedigree of the Ascue (or Ayscough) family, see Maddison,
Lincolnshire Pedigrees, 1 (H.S.P. 50) (1902): 58-68.

Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah

On Mar 30, 6:56 pm, "wjhonson" <wjhon...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> We also knew previously that Dorothy married her third husband by 1616
> as he is stated to have died about that year. William Ascue "second
> son" was Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to King Charles I
>

> I also show a link onhttp://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/aa/ayscough02.htm

> for those who want to see his ancestry and connections.
>
> They had at least or exactly one son
> Sir George /Ascue/ , of Ham-Haw, Chertsey, Surrey; Admiral of England
> Captain of the "Expedition" (a ship) in 1646
> died 1671

> Will Johnson