Thomas Bennet (son of John Bennet and Frances Woodcote) was b. 1503, Ciapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England and d. Apr 04, 1547, Clapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England.

Married

1. Anne Molines, of Mackney in com. Oxon
   

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Thomas Bennett ([NOT] son of John Bennett and Frances Woodcote)102, 103, 103, 103, 103, 103, 103 was born 1503 in Cipcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England103, 103, and died Apr 04, 1547 in Clapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England103, 103, 103, 103, 103, 103. He married Agnes Ann Molyns on 1525 in Clapoot, Berkshire, Berkshire, England103, 103, daughter of William Michael Molyns and Ann Colepeper.

More About Thomas Bennett:

• Date born 2: Abt. 1503, Clapcot, Berkshire Co., ENG.104
• Date born 3: 1503, Cipcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England.105, 105
• Date born 4: 1535, Wallingford, Clapcot, Berkshire, England.105, 105
• Died 2: Apr 04, 1547, Clapcot, Berkshire Co., ENG.106

More About Thomas Bennett and Agnes Ann Molyns: Marriage: 1525, Clapoot, Berkshire, Berkshire, England.107, 107

Children of Thomas Bennett and Agnes Ann Molyns are:

1. John Richard Bennett, b. 1528, Clacot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England107, d. 1625, England107.
   

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2. ID: I51002
3. Name: Thomas Bennett
4. Surname: Bennett
5. Given Name: Thomas
6. Sex: M
7. Birth: ABT 1515 in Clapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England
8. Death: 4 Apr 1547 in Clapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England
9. _UID: 9564A83CA38E964BA3FB4B41EA7A50AE7B05 1 2 3
10. Change Date: 10 May 2009 at 01:00:00

Marriage 1 Ann Molines Molynes b: ABT 1520 in Markney, Berkshire, England

   * Married: in Clapcot, Berkshire, England

Children

• 1. Has Children John Bennett b: ABT 1545 in Clapot, Berkshire, England
• 2. Has No Children Aves Bennett b: ABT 1542
• 3. Has Children Richard Bennett b: ABT 1530 in Clapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England
• 4. Has No Children Elizabeth Bennett b: ABT 1534
• 5. Has No Children Margaret Bennett b: ABT 1536
• 6. Has No Children Edmund Bennett b: ABT 1538
• 7. Has No Children Avelen Bennett b: ABT 1541
• 8. Has No Children Thomas Bennett b: ABT 1540

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John Bennett (son of Thomas Bennett and Elizabeth Gill)32, 33, 33, 33 was born 1488 in Saughall Massey, Cheshire, England33, and died 1559 in England33, 33, 33. He married Frances Woodcote.

More About John Bennett: Date born 2: Abt. 1488, Saughall Massey, Cheshire Co., ENG.34 Date born 3: 1488, Saughall Massey, Cheshire, England.35 Date born 4: 1514, London, Newbury, England.35 Died 2: Abt. 1559

Children of John Bennett and Frances Woodcote are:

   +Thomas Bennett, b. 1503, Cipcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England35, 35, d. Apr 04, 1547, Clapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England35, 35, 35, 35, 35, 35.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/p/r/Michael-Springfield-GA/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0163.html John Bennett (son of Thomas Bennett and Elizabeth Gill)32, 33, 33, 33 was born 1488 in Saughall Massey, Cheshire, England33, and died 1559 in England33, 33, 33. He married Frances Woodcote.

More About John Bennett: Date born 2: Abt. 1488, Saughall Massey, Cheshire Co., ENG.34 Date born 3: 1488, Saughall Massey, Cheshire, England.35 Date born 4: 1514, London, Newbury, England.35 Died 2: Abt. 1559

Children of John Bennett and Frances Woodcote are:

   +Thomas Bennett, b. 1503, Cipcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England35, 35, d. Apr 04, 1547, Clapcot, Wallingford, Berkshire, England35, 35, 35, 35, 35, 35.

• Mention of the ‘Bennett, ‘Molyns/Moliens’ and Bromley family heads, and specifically several ancestors, Sir Thomas Bennett, his wife Ann Moleyns Bennett, their son, Richard, Thomas Bromley, and Micheal Moleyns.

From: The borough of Wallingford: Churches and Charities | British History Online ‘The Liberty of Clapcot, Manors….

This Edmund Rede was making settlements of the manor of Rush Court in 1448 and 1451, and had to bring an action against Walter Mountell, a trustee to his use who refused to reconvey the property. Mountell apparently claimed that he held the estate by grant of Thomas Rothwell, who had been enfeoffed by Robert James, but he evidently failed to prove his claim, as Edmund Rede recovered possession. On the death of Edmund in June 1489 the manor of Rush was valued at £10. His property in Clapcot included the manor-house, known as Anastyes, evidently from the name of its 14th-century owner. This property passed to Edmund Rede’s grandson William, the son of William Rede. In 1490 Edmund’s widow Katherine was assigned dower from her late husband’s lands. Sir William Rede died in 1527, the manor of Rush then being in the hands of trustees, who were to raise from it £600 due to John Heron. Sir William’s son and heir Leonard Rede made various settlements of the manor of Rush and his lands in Clapcot in 1531, and soon afterwards leased them to Thomas Bennett for a term of years which expired at Lady Day, 1550. In May 1547, however, Rede leased the property, after the expiration of Bennett’s term, to Thomas Dynham for fifty years. Thomas Dynham shortly afterwards, in 1550, demised his interest to Agnes Bennett (widow of Thomas Bennett, who died in 1547) for forty-one years with remainder to Oliver Dynham, the brother of Thomas. Agnes then conveyed her interest to her son Richard Bennett, and owing to these complications of interest Oliver Dynham applied to the Court of Chancery for an order that Richard Bennett should put the deeds in safe keeping. In all these proceedings the property is described as the manors of Clapcot and Rush Court, though it does not appear that any considerable addition had been made to the estate formerly known as ‘the manor of Rushcourt with lands in Clapcot,’ and henceforward the names of both manors are always used to denote the property. Thomas Dynham was described as tenant for life in 1550, and Oliver Dynham seems to have been acknowledged as owner of the reversion after the expiration of Bennett’s lease, at his death before 1563, but the title of his nephew John Dynham, to whom the reversion apparently descended, and the title of the lessee Richard Bennett, were disputed by George Rede, son and heir of Leonard Rede. The proceedings evidently resulted in favour of the Dynham family, and in 1571 John Dynham conveyed the property to Thomas Bromley, then solicitor-general, by whom it was sold five years later to Michael Moleyns. He represented the borough of Wallingford in Parliament in 1558–9, was sheriff of the county in 1583 and knighted in 1592. He died on 14 May 1615, the manors of Clapcot and Rush Court passing to his son Sir Barentine Moleyns, who was dealing with them by fine in 1617 and 1627. Before 1631 he had been followed by his son Michael Moleyns, who took the king’s side in the Civil War, and suffered severely in fortune, his house at Wallingford being burnt down. In addition he had to mortgage the manors of Clapcot and Rush in 1635 to Sir Nathaniel Brent, as security for a loan of £2,000, but when the mortgagee attempted to foreclose in 1640 Michael Moleyns refused to give up the property, and an action in Chancery followed. Brent was successful, but Moleyns refused to obey the Chancery decree, and, protected by the governor of the castle, for a time defied the law. At the Restoration a payment of £4,000 was ordered to be made to Michael Moleyns in part compensation for his losses during the Civil War, but he was unable to clear off the mortgage on his manors of Clapcot and Rush, which passed to Basil Brent. Brent was holding in 1660, in which year he conveyed the manors to Edward Sedgwick. The latter’s son or successor Thomas Sedgwick was holding in 1666, when he seems to have alienated them to Sir John Lockhart. Basil Brent seems still to have retained some interest in the property, for, when the manors were sold to Henry Barker in 1675, Basil Brent was one of the parties to the conveyance. The manors remained in the Barker family for nearly 150 years. In 1749 they were held by Henry Barker, and from him they passed to Henry Thomas Barker, who held the estate in 1813. It was purchased soon afterwards from ‘the Rev. Mr. Barker’ by Mr. Charles Greenwood, who left it to his nephew Mr. William Reginald Lybbe Powys-Lybbe. The last-named sold the property in 1886 to Mr. Charles Fuller, of whom it was purchased in 1900 by Mr. George Denison Faber, C.B., M.P.

• With relevance to the foregoing, the Geni Project, Historical Berkshire at: https://www.geni.com/projects/Historical-Berkshire/13607 also site historical contexts of ancestor’s lives.
• A history of the County of Surrey – Extracts – Normandy Historians at:: http://normandyhistorians.co.uk/downloads/bh.rtf