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John Rowe
b.Abt 1574
d.1652
Facts and Events
References
- ↑ Vivian, J. L. (John Lambrick). The visitations of the county of Devon: comprising the herald's visitations of 1531, 1564, & 1620. (Exeter: For the author by H.S. Eland, 1895).
Children of Nicholas Rowe of Lamerton and Agnes Fytz
John Rowe of Tavistock, bap 10 Feb 1573-4 at Lamerton
m. Elizabeth, dau of Robert Moore of Moore, Devon, Esq., (see Moore ped. P. 574)
- ↑ Howard, A. J., editor and transcriber The Devon Protestation Returns 1641. Introduction and Index by T. L. Sloate. © A. J. Howard, 1973. West Country Studies Library, Exeter, Devon, England.
p. iii – all male inhabitants over the age of 18 [b. 1623 or earlier] were required to sign – refusal was taken to indicate recusancy; failure to sign could also result from sickness or absence, esp. absence at sea in coastal parishes
p. 371, Parish of Lamerton, Hundred of Lifton
Rowe, Francis
Rowe, George
Rowe, John
Rowe, John jun.
Rowe, Robert
- ↑ Will of John Rowe, Gentleman of Lampton, Devon; The National Archives, Prob/11/228/461.
Extracted notes:
John Rowe of Lam[*]ton in ____ Devon gentleman
to Elizabeth my most loving wife: tenements in Lamerton and Tavistock for 30 years; oxen, yearlings, my armour and books, much more
to my sonne John Rowe: 10£ yearly during his lifetime, to be paid quarterly
to Elizabeth Rowe and Thomasina Rowe my daughters: land and pasture
to John Rowe, son of Nicholas Rowe
to Elizabeth my sister
to Martha my sister
to Nicholas Rowe: land for 300 years
Proved __ August 1653
*Lamerton is sometimes written missing the "er" in the middle but with a large "E" above. As a result, the will is filed in the National Archives as being from Lampton, however, the text of the will makes it clear that it is for John Rowe of Lamerton.
- Rowe, Kenneth Allyn. Research in Rowe Research. Virginia Rowe, Danvers/Salem, Massachusetts, 1980.
p. 3 – A Rowe tree from Tavistock begins with Ever(h)ard Rowe of 1190 and goes down to Grace Rowe Newman, g. dau of Rev. S. Baring-Gould of Lewtrenchard, Devon who wrote “Onward, Christian Soldiers” and “Now the Day is Over”. It includes John Rowe of Gloucester.
p. 88 – Sir Everhard Rowe of Lamerton was granted his coat of arms by Richard Lionheart in 1190 for service in the Crusades
p. 4 - Nicholas Rowe (1674-1718) the poet laureate, author of Tamerlane, was 1st to put Shakespeare’s plays into acts and scenes, bur. In Westminster Abbey next to Shakespeare, was grand-nephew of “my” Rowe
p. 7 – Pedigree:
Sir Everhard Rowe
Sir Peter Rowe
Richard Rowe (1327) m. Mary Rurde
Robert Rowe
Sir William m. Maria Vivian………….. John m. Mary Dennys
John Rowe sgt-at-law…………….…...John Rowe
m. Agnes Barnhouse ………………….m. Anna Greville
……………………………………….….this line continues to Gloucester Rowes
p. 15 – the stone lintel in Great Haye/Rowe Manor House shows the coats of arms of Rowe and Moore Families for John Rowe of Tavistock (1574-1653) m. c. 1599 Elizabeth Moore (15??-1654) of Moore, Tavistock, whose son John settled in Gloucester after living in Salem and Duxbury
p. 40 – the Moores were related to the Paulets, who were part of the Vincent family
Great Haye, Lamerton
Great Haye is a farmhouse of early 17th Century construction. It is a Grade II listed Heitage Building. (ID. 93918, Longitude/Latitude: 50.5828, -4.1932)
- ↑ Colby, Frederick Thomas. The Visitation of The County of Devon In the Year 1620, London, 1872
p. 248.
John Rowe of Tavistock, aged 46 in 1620
m. Elizabeth dau of Robert Moore in Devon Esq
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Plymouth Deaths & Burials, in England. Birth, Marriage and Death (Parish Registers). (Plymouth and West Devon Record Office Collection).
John Rowe ye Elder Gent
d. 1652
buried 22 Jun 1652, Lamerton, Devon, England
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