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John PEDERTON
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Name John PEDERTON Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Gender Male Died Yes, date unknown Notes - (Research):According to The History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset: Collected ... by John Collinson, Volume 3, p.338 "this manor [Dunkerton] ... was held under it [the barony of Newmarch] by various lords by the service of one knight's fee ... 11 Edw. III [1337] by John de Pederton, of Hardington in this county.k [k: Lib. Feod] This John de Pederton had very considerable estates in these parts, and at his death left issue an only daughter and heir named Agnes, who was married to John Baumfilde, esq; whereby this manor, with the rest of his lands, came to that family, in which it still continues, being the property of Sir Charles Warwick Bampfylde,bart."
1337 seems a little early for Agnes' father to have held the manor. It is possible, he may have inherited it or been an older father, but it seems possible that John was not Agnes' father but maybe her grandfather.
Person ID I24604 All | Teresa's direct ancestors Last Modified 23 Nov 2017
Family Cecilia TURNEY, b. Est 1370, d. Yes, date unknown
Children2 children Last Modified 28 Jul 2017 Family ID F9557 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- (Research):According to The History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset: Collected ... by John Collinson, Volume 3, p.338 "this manor [Dunkerton] ... was held under it [the barony of Newmarch] by various lords by the service of one knight's fee ... 11 Edw. III [1337] by John de Pederton, of Hardington in this county.k [k: Lib. Feod] This John de Pederton had very considerable estates in these parts, and at his death left issue an only daughter and heir named Agnes, who was married to John Baumfilde, esq; whereby this manor, with the rest of his lands, came to that family, in which it still continues, being the property of Sir Charles Warwick Bampfylde,bart."

