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This section first uploaded 11.07.07.
Thomas Thomson of Duddingston
m. Catherine Towers (dau of John Towers of Innerleith)
1. Alexander Thomson of Duddingston
  m. Catherine Lawson (dau of Sir William Lawson of Boghall)
  A. Alexander Thomson of Duddingston (d by 05.1603)
  m. Margaret Preston (dau of Alexander Preston of Edinburgh, sister of Sir John, President of the Court of Session)
  i. John Thomson (dsp?)
  ii. Sir Thomas Thomson, 1st Bart of Duddingston (d before 03.1666)
  m. (mcrt 17.09.1627) Margaret Scrymgeour (a 1684, dau of John Scrymgeour, 1st Viscount of Dudhope)
  a. Thomas Thomson (bpt 09.12.1627, dvpsp)
  b. Sir Patrick Thomson, 2nd Bart of Duddingston (b 24.12.1637, dsp bur 15.04.1674)
  c. Sir James Thomson, 3rd Bart of Duddingston (dsp by 01.1691)
  iii. Rebecca Thomson probably of this generation
  m. Sir John Hay of Barra and Lands (d 20.11.1654)
It is not known how, if at all, the famous landscape painter John Thomson (b 01.09.1778, d 27.10.1840, minister of Duddingston) connected to this family.

 

 

This section first uploaded 16.07.07.
Thanks to a contributor (DCS, 11.03.22) for drawing our attention to the fact that the excellent site 'Genealogics' (by the late Leo van de Pas) has a good record of this family (see here). We will investigate this further in due course.
John Wichingham
1. William Wichingham
  A. Nicholas Wichingham (or Wynchingham of Wynchingham, Norfolk)
  i. Edmond (or Sir Edward) Wichingham or Wynchingham 'of Wood Rising'
  m. Alice Fastolfe
  Visitation identifies 3 daughters: Jone (m. Robert Boys, showing his ancestry and their daughter), Frances (m. Sir William Myll), another (unnamed, m. _ Bardwell). The following otherwise comes from www.belnapfamily.org.
  a. Elizabeth Wichingham
  m. William Berdwell of West Herling
b. Frances Wichingham
  m. William Nevill of Burscombe
  c. Amy Wichingham
  m. Richard Southwell of Wood Rising
  d. Joan Wichingham
  m1. Richard Longstrother
  m2. Robert Boys or Boyse (son of Sir Roger by Sybell, dau of Sir Robert Ylley or Illeigh, son of Edmond by Alice, dau of John Plomsted)
  (1) Katherine Boyse
  m. Sir William Jenney (d 26.06.1523)
  ii. Elizabeth Wichingham possibly of this generation (this connection is somewhat presumptuous)
  m. Sir Thomas Hoo of Luton Hoo, etc., Lord Hoo of Hoo and Hastings (d 13.02.1454/5)

 

 

This section first uploaded 02.08.10.
Visitation (Alexander) provides the first few generations (to that of Bishop Thomas & Amy), identifying the first Arnold as "Borne in high Germany". Wikipedia ("Thomas Bilson") says of Bishop Thomas that "his parentage was German. He was related to the Duke of Bavaria and William Twisse was his nephew."
Arnold Bilsonn
1. Arnold Bilsonn
  A. Harman Bilsonn
i. Thomas Bilson of Mapledurham (in Buriton, Hampshire), Bishop of Worcester then Winchester (b 1547, d 18.06.1616)
  VCH reports that Mapledurham passed to his son Thomas (b c1592, dsp 1649) and then to his brother Leonard and then to Leonard's son Thomas who m. Susan Legge. However, Visitation (Hampshire, 1686) shows that Leonard, father of the Thomas who m. Susan Legge, was son of Sir William Bilson of Mapledurham (the first mentioned in that Visitation). Furthermore, Wikipedia mentions that Bishop Thomas's son Thomas lived 1579-1630. We presume that VCH made a mistake on the sons of Thomas. The following has yet to be confirmed.
  a. Sir William Bilson of Mapledurham (b c1591, a 1614)
m. Susanna Uvedale (sister of William Uvedale of Wickham)
  (1) Thomas Bilson (b c1612, dsp 1649)
  m. Edith Betsworth (dau/heir of Peter Betsworth of Fining)
  (2) Leonard Bilson of Mapledurham (b c1615, a 1686, 3rd son)
  m. Eleanor Lewis (dau of Sir William Lewis of Borden, Bart)
  (A) Thomas Bilson (b c1658, a 1686)
m. Susanna Legg (dau of Colonel William Legg, sister of George, Lord Dartmouth)
  (i)+ issue (dsp) - Leonard (b c1682, d 06.10.1715), Thomas (b c1683, d 11.06.1709)
  (B) Lewis Bilson (b c1651, d 20.10.1715)
  (C) Mary Bilson
  m. Thomas Gwyn (son/heir of Richard Gwyn of Gwempa)
  (3) Osmund Bilson of Petersfield (d c1674)
  (A) Thomas Bilson (b c1674, a 1686)
  (4) Susanna Bilson
  m. Thomas Betsworth of Fining
  (5)+ other issue - Harman (b 1614-5, a 1632), William (d unm), Anne (d unm 1644)
  b . Sir Thomas Bilson (b 1579, d 1630, lawyer)
  c. Amy Bilson (d before 1655) probably of this generation
  m. Sir Richard Norton, 1st Bart of Rotherfield (b 1582, d before 27.08.1645)
  ii. Amy Bilson
  m. John Alexander of Hampshire
  iii.+ other issue - Osmund, Leonard
  B. Leonard Bilsonn

 

 

This section first uploaded 11.08.10.
VCH reports that the half-brothers William & James were "members of London's Dutch community". Joanna was half-sister of William. We presume that she was full sister of James (rather than daughter of a 3rd marriage of their father). BP1934 identifies Ann as "dau. of Andrew Boevey, and sister of James and William Boevey, of Flaxley Abbey, co. Gloucester".
Andrew Boeve or Boevey
m1/2. ??
1. William Boeve or Boevey of London & Flaxley (d 1661)
A. Mary Boevey possibly of this generation
  m. Francis Courtenay, younger of Powderham Castle (b c1651, dvp bur 12.05.1699)
m2/1. ??
2. James Boeve or Boevey of London & Flaxley
  A. William Boevey of Flaxley (d 1692)
  m. Katherine Riches (dau of John Riches of London, m2. Thomas Crawley, later of Flaxley Abbey)
3. Joanna Boeve or Boevey of Flaxley (d 1664)
  m. Abraham Clarke (d by 1654)
  A. Abraham Clarke of Flaxley (d 1683)
Uncertain of which marriage was ...
4. Ann Boevey
  m. David Bonnell of Isleworth, Middlesex
  BP1934 identifies David as "son of David Bonnell of Norwich, and cousin of the celebrated James Bonnell, accountant-gen. of Ireland".
  A. Mary Bonnell (d 04.1718)
  m. (1667) Thomas Crawley of Lodnon (b 1638, d 03.1714)

Main source(s):
(1) For Thomson of Duddingston : TCB (vol ii, Thomas of Duddingston)
(2) For Wichingham/Wynchingham : Visitation (Norfolk, 1563+1589+1613, Jenney)
(3) For Bilson of Mapledurham : Visitation (Hampshire, 1530+1575+1622+1634, Alexander), Visitation (Hampshire, 1686, Bilson of Mapledurham), VCH (Hampshire, vol 3, Parishes: Buriton)
(4) For Boevey of Flaxley : VCH (Gloucestershire, vol 5, Flaxley) with some input from BP1934 (Crawley-Boevey)
[The section on Saltsonstall has been moved to Saltonstall1; that on Creol has been absorbed by CZmisc23.]
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