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John BASTARD
Set As Default Person -
Name John BASTARD Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born Abt 1574 Charleton, Devon, England
Baptised 15 Nov 1574 St. Mary’s Church, Charleton, Devon, England
- Date and place assumed from baptism, though I can't be sure that this is the baptism of the right John, but it seems quite likely.
There was an Isat buried on 26 Apr 1584, described as 'wief of John Basterd thelder'. The fact this John called a daughter Isate I would be pretty sure is due to a link with the couple John and Isat, but were they his parents? Being referred to as 'thelder' implies there was another John who was adult but younger, this John was probably only a boy at the time, John and Isat could have been his grandparents, parents of the John who married Joan Pearce. On the other hand, whilst it probably was John of John and Joane (Pearce) who was 'John the younger', he need not have been the son of 'John thelder'.
Gender Male Died Yes, date unknown Patriarch & Matriarch
John BASTARD, b. Est 1535, d. Yes, date unknown (Father)
Joane PEARCE, d. Yes, date unknown (Mother)
Notes - Admon was granted for a John BASTARD of Charleton in 1646 - could be this John
Person ID I16010 All | Teresa's direct ancestors Last Modified 8 Mar 2018
Father John BASTARD, b. Est 1535, d. Yes, date unknown Mother Joane PEARCE, d. Yes, date unknown Married 15 Nov 1573 St. Mary’s Church, Charleton, Devon, England
Family ID F6601 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family Mary, b. Est 1575, d. Yes, date unknown
Children6 children Last Modified 21 Jun 2014 Family ID F6600 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Date and place assumed from baptism, though I can't be sure that this is the baptism of the right John, but it seems quite likely.

