Domesday 1086
The population of Brixham in 1068 was 39 households which was very large, with 15 villagers; 12 smallholders and 12 slaves. It consisted of 10 acres of ploughland ; 2 lord's plough teams; 8 men's plough teams on 4 acres of meadow; 12 acres of pasture and 12 acres of woodland; 2 cobs( heavy horses) 4 cattle. 10 pigs. 200 sheep.
The Saxon Lord in 1066 had been a Saxon named Ulf.
After the Norman Conquest in 1086 Judhel of Totnes was lord of the Manor as Tenant-in-chief . He held 96 manors in total in Devon and was feudal baron of Totnes and of Barnstaple .
Fishing boats were undoubtably working out of Brixham from the time it first became a settlement and
a lone manorial survey of one-third of the manor of Brixham in 1440 show that there were 90 cottages within the whole manor, 30 of which were farm holdings.
The large number of landless cottages seems to indicate that many of the inhabitants worked at sea.
In about 1087, Judhel of Totnes founded Totnes Priory and shortly after the death of William the Conqueror in 1087 he expelled from the barony of Totnes to be replaced Roger of Nonant a favourite of William II . Judhael died before 1130
There was some kind of dispute over the estates held by Ralf de Pomeroy from Judhel of Totnes in 1086
Totnes Guildhall once part of the Priory
England was under the ‘feudal system’. Landless serfs , ‘cottars’ and slaves were at the bottom of the social order and above, in ascending order, were richer peasant ‘villeins’, bound to the land living as tenants in property that required compulsory labour for the lord of the manor.
Then came the ‘freemen’ who owned theri small plot of land, but also owed rent to greater landowners.
These were the tenants-in-chief . The Lord of the manor who in turn held their land directly from the king to whom they owed a knights service for the privilege. In Feudal England You either owned land or you worked it, we were mainly an agricultural country , with fishing on the coast,. The countryside population worked the land and herded sheep. The towns were small, even London, and lawyers and other professions were few. Merchants were few and many came from across the Channel.
There was an extraordinary growth of the wool trade from around the 13th century which brought England its most significant export.
The result was great wealth for those willing to risk investment for which we now have the centuries old reminder in the House of Lords The Wool Sack in which the Lord Chancellor still sits for the Opening of Parliament to this day -
Wool made men extremely rich and not only paid for building grand houses, even small castles, but for some men it also bought influence in national politics . These men created dynasties that have survived to the present day - Example the Spencer family of Princess Diana which started out as sheep farmers .
I praise the Lord and ever shall; 'tis the sheep hath paid for all.
By 1205 the township of Brikesham was awarded to Henry de Nonant and valued at £18 and from the thirteenth century Brixham was held by various families in dower and often sub-divided. In 1334 Edward III gave John de Leybourne free warren (the taking of rabbits) in all the demesne lands of Brixham.
A deed dated 1335 records that Henry de Pomeroy was one of two Lords of the Manor of Brixham. This deed, a lease, contains probably the first mention of a house in the town, the house and land being that located in ‘Bremele Furlong’.
Further new building is mentioned in 1343 when Johannes de Wynston granted to Ely Baker of Brixham and Laurencya his wife
‘a house in my tenement of La Chircherete [?Church Street] in Brixham which house I have built anew near the tenement of Clement Boghecleve’.
Grants in 1346 included land recognisably at Chiseldon and Summer Lane. Leases for various properties occur throughout subsequent reigns given by the de Pomeroy overlords, many of the cottages or tenements having substantial small holdings of land.
Medieval records regarding leases & tenancies in Brixham
Lnad owning knights held their lands by fee or service to the crown
Reference: 3799M-0/ET Series. Bixham, Devon and Pomeroy
Creation Date: 1328
Manor and whole estate. Licence of alienation by letters patent
Henry son of Amica la Pomeray
Nicholas of Waldegrave and John Gambon, trustees
Premises: fifty six knights fees in Berry, Harberton and Tregony, and two parts of themanors of Berry, Stockleigh Pomeroy and Tregony, and two parts of the manor of Brixham and Harberton, with remainder in the third part of the manors of Berry, Stockleigh Pomeroy and Tregony, and the third part of the moieties of the manors of Brixham and Harberton, held by Amice, widow of Henry of la Pomeroy (d 1305) as dower. The premises are to be held by 1. and Johanna his wife for life, then by their son Henry and the heirs male of his body, and for default of heirs by Henry’s brothers William, Nicholas, John and Thomas and their heirs male successively.
Date: Windsor, 15 November, 2 Edward.
Seal: part of Great Seal of England
38 Edward III ) 1327-1377)
Harry la Pomerey knt., son of Henry la Pomerey & Amice Kamnvyle /Camvill (wife Joanna Moels)
2. Simon Marshell, Matilda his wife and William their son
Premises: one messuage in Brixham with one garden adjoining and one garden which William Fossyng once held, which said messuage William Dak once held; together with a certain piece of land which lies between the land of William Fossyng on the west and the land of Richard Whyte on the east; also two pieces of land at la Wyssheve, of which one piece lies between the land which Abraham Rad held on the west and the land of Richard Lane on the east, and the other piece of land lies between the meadow of Walter Shil on the north and south
Rent: 5/10d payable quarterly. Simon is to pay suit of court twice a year at Brixham, and if he is away at sea, Matilda his wife is to pay suit of court instead. Simon is also to build in the first year of the term a house for Henry, his heirs and assigns to stable their horses.
Witnesses; Nicholas Ferrers, William Piers, John Whyther, William Brygge, John Wyte, John Fore
Date: Brixham, Saturday next the feast of St Michael, 38 Edward III
Reference: 3799M-0/ET/4/4/
1374
Grant for life
John Pomeray knt., lord of Berry Pomeroy (d 1416)
Richard Holrygh, vicar of the church of Brixham
Premises; that tenure in Brixham which John Brodwylle formerly held from Pomeroy at will
22/23/4d rent
Date: Berry Pomeroy, the fest of ST Michael the Archangel, 48 Edward III
1386:
Grant for Lives
1 John la Pomeray knt.
2. John Abraham, Alice his wife and John their son
Premises: All that tenure which John Bannocke held in Brixham. 12/4 d. Witnesses: John of Ferrers, Sir Richard Oolryg vicar of Brixham, John Whyther, William Grenewaye.
Brixham: Monday after the fiest of ST Andrew the apostle, 10 Richard II
Reference: 3799M-0/ET/2/19
Devon Record Office
1387
Manor and whole estate. Writ of atttornment (the formal transference )
John la Pomeroy knt.
All his tenants
Premises: the manor of Berry Pomeroy which 1. has conveyed to William of Horbury, parson of the church of Ipplepen, Richard Holdigge, vicar of the church of Brixham, John Papilwyk, parson of the church of Lockeshore (Loxhore), Reginald vicar of the church of Berry Pomeroy, John Hille, John Wadham, Thomas Pomeray, William Caunton and Richard Ayssh.
Date: Thursday after the feast of ST Barnabas the apostle, 10 Richard II
3799M-0/ET/4/7
1387
Deed of gift for lives
Sir John of la Pomeray Knt
John Eurl of Brixham, English his wife and Matilda their daughter
Premises: one cottage with a garden and one acre and a virgate of land adjoining, and one half of a ferling of land called Gacchefurdyng, which same cottage Thomas Body held.
Rent 10/: Witnesses: John of Ferers, Elias Penell, John Whyther
11 Richard II
3799M-0?ET/4/8
1388
Grant for lives
Sir John of la Pomeray knt., lord of Brixham
John Doungton, Christian his wife and John their so
Premises: one cottage in Brixham which William Marchal held. 12 Richard II
3799M-0?ET/4/12
1397
Grant for 20 years
John la Pomeray knt
Thomas Bogheton, Alane his wife and their heirs
Premises: all that farthing of land which Thomas Kyng and Martin Carpenter held in Brixham, except one close which John Forde the elder holds and another close which the vicar of the same town holds and a third close which Thomas Payn holds.
rent 10/: 21 Richard II
1398:
Deed of Gift
John la Pomeray
Richard Holrigg
Premises: all the rents and services from 1’ls tenants in Brixham, from all the massuages, land and tenements held from 1. there, with the reversions of them when they happen, excepting to 1. all the messuages and gardens of the capital mansion there, all the wood there, all the meadow there and all the royal courts there with the profits and amerciaments belonging to them
Term: to be held by 2. and the heirs of his body; if he dies without heirs within four years of the start of the lease, he can grant the rents and services to whomever he likes, but everything is to revert to 1., when the four years are up.
Rent: one rose at the feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist during the first four years of the term, then £100 yearly payable on the eve of the feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist.
Brixham, 10th April, 13 Richard II
3799M-0?ER/4/10
1394
Grant for 60 years
John la Pomeray knt.
Thomas Payn of Brixham and Johanne his wife
Premises: all that tenure in Brixham which Thomas Smyth held
Witnesses: Nicholas Piers, William Cole, William Stephen, Richard Forde
18 Richard II
Dates 1394
Grant
John f la Pomeray knt
Isabelle Toukere
Premises: all that cottage and all that land with its appurtenances in Brixham containing one acres, which 2 now holds at will.
Terms: The life of 2., or 20 years, whichever is the shorter, with remainder to John William for a term of 60 years. Brixham,
12th October, in 18th of Richard II (1277-1399 deposed )
2799M-0/ET/4/15
1404
Grant:
John la pomeray knt.
Richard Baucomb
Premises: all the rents and services of 1.,’s tenants of Brixham, being £18 in English money, excepting to 1. all the houses and gardens of the capital mansion near the church of Brixham, and all courts, relief’s, heriots, fines, payments for ingress, of Brixham and the profits arising from them.
6 Henry IV
3799M-0/ET
1404
Manor and whole Estate: Confirmation
Edward Pomeray
Johanne wife of John of la Pomeroy knt.
Premises; all the manor of Berry Pomeroy with Worth, Weston, Boreton and Bruggeton Pomeroy
Warranty against the Abbot of Buckfast and his successors and Elias Penyls and his heirs
The confirmation is to be void if 2., after the death of John, enters in on any manors, lands or tenements belonging to John in Stockleigh Pomeroy, Brixham and Harberton, or if 2., grants or leases to anyone in her estate in the manor of Berry Pomeroy with Worthy, Weston, Boreton and Bruggeton Pomeary.
Witnesses: Richard Champernon knt., John Arundel knot., Walter Raynold, William Ferrers, Edmund Bosoun, Robert Scobehille, Philip Botterord.
Date: Berry Pomeroy, 5 Henry IV.
3799M-0/ET/4/17
1409
Deed of gift for 30 years or life
John la Pomeray
Richard Holrugg, vicar of the church of Brixham
Premises: all that tenure in Brixham called Paulyshurne, which 2 helf before from 1.
Term: 2. is to hold the premises for his life or 30 years whichever is shorter, with remainder to Simon Cosby for a term of 80 years.
11 Henry IV
3799M-0ET/4/18
1413
Grant for 61 years
John la Pomeray knt
John Gylden the elder of Brixham
Premises: all that plot and a ferling of land which John Bannak held from 1. in Brxham
Rent: 12/4d and two suits of court in Brixham. If 2. is absent or occupied with business, then it is permitted that his wife pay suit of court in his place.
14 Henry IV
3799M-0/ET/4/20
1430
Grant for 61 years
Edward la Pomeray esq
Johanne who wise wife of Thomas Whiteby of Brixham
Premises: all that messuage and garden adjoining in Brixham situated between the tenement of William Cose on the west and Tenement of Thomas Tarshell on the east, the king’s highway on the south and a certain stream of water on the north, together with a parcel of 1.,’s land in Dodemore lying between the land of William Southdon on the east and north, and the land of Richard Cole on the west and the little stream of water on the south. Rent: 4/- for the messuage and garden and 2/- for the pareel of land.
9 Henry VI. (1422-1461)
3799M-0/ET/4/24
1432
Lease for 62 years or lives
Edward of la Pomeray esq.
Richard Wythy, Johane his wife and Isabelle sister of Johane
Premises: all that tenure of land in Brixham which Richard held from 1. at will and all that meadow there called Dodmore which Thomas Lucas once held.
Rent: 12/4d for the tenure and 10/- for the meadow
Witnesses: William Ferrers, John Boson, John Hauly esqs., Nicholas Penels, Thomas Penels
10 Henry VI
3799M-0/ET/4/26
1433
Lease for 80 years or lives
Edward of la Pomeray esq., lord of Berry Pomeroy
Thomas Cosby, Dionisia his wife and John and Johane their son and daughter
Premises: all that tenement in Brixham called Pawleshurne
Rent 22/->
12 Henry VI (1422-1461)
3799M=0/ET/4/30
1444
Lease for 80 years or lives
Edward of la Pomeray esq
Thomas Gybbe of Brixham and Alice his wife
Premises: all that tenement in Brixham which John Julyan the elder held from 1., and also one acre of meadow at Brixham in Fysshflete which is situated between the stream running from the mill there on the north and the land of Henry Fortescu on the south and as far as the salt sea on the east.
16/4d. Witnesses: John Southcote, Thomas Tassell, Nicholas Bukpoun, William William, John Marshall.
22 Henry VI.
3799M-0/ET/4/31
1453
Grant
Henry of la Pomeray
Henry Costy and Avis his wife
Premises: one cottage in Brixham, with a little close and a parcel of land in Bremerlond and with the meadow and half an acre of 1.’s land in Halgwill which Nicholas Bukpoun held from 1.
Term: premises to be held by 2. and the legitimate heirs of their bodies. 6/4d
Witnesses Gilbert Yerde, Henry Southcote, Thomas Tassell, William William, John Clement.
31 Henry VI
3799M-0/ET/4/33
1462:
Lease for 80 years of lives
Henry of la Pomeray esq
Donald Nele, Agnes his wife, and John and Juliane their son and daughter
Premises: all that cottage with garden adjoining in Brixham which William John held, situated between the close of William JUYLL on the east, and the close of John Mason on the west.
Rent: 4/-: Witnesses: Nicholas Bukpound, John Clement, John Mason, Richard Baker, John Elyot
2nd of Edward IV 1461-1483
3799M-0/ET/4/37
1475
Lease for 80 years
1. Henry Pomeray esq.
2. Simon Brusard and Alice his wife
Premises: all 1.’s share of a water mill with the mill-pond, weirs, ponds and streams of water belonging to the said mill, together with 1.,’s share of a vacant plot of land on both sides of the said pools and streams of water between the garden recently of Nichols Bukpond, and the close of land called Tumbrys for the clearning out of the said mill-pond, streams of water and pools and for enclosing them with hedges and ditches for the greater convenience of the said mill
Rent: 3/4 d and a suit of court at 1.’s court at Brixham
Witnesses: John Wolhay, John Clemant, Thomas GYBBE.
15 Edward IV
3799-0/ET/4/38
1476
Grant
William Huddesfeld, Thomas Bowryng, and John Snape
Henry Pomeroy esq., and his wife Anne (Ralegh dead by 1478)
Premises: all 1.’s manor of Brixham and Harberton together with the knight’s fee, the advowsons of the churches and rents, reversions and services belonging to the said manors, excepting one acre of land, all which 1. recently had by gift from the said Henry, having obtained licence from the king.
Attorneys: John Drake and Henry Drewe
Witnesses: Oto Gilbert, John Haleghvill, Gilbert Yearde, John Barnhous, Thoms Coterell, John Holeway, Robert Pyperell.
27 Apr, 16 Edward IV
3799M-0/ET/4/41
1479
Lease for lives
Henry Pomeray esq., and Anne his Wife
John Whitehed and Alice his wife
Premises: one cottage with garden adjacent in Brixham which Walter Stile and Nichola his wife held from 1.
3/4d. Witnesses: John Elyot, William Strae, Thomas Browne, John Reve, Richard Gibbe.
Brixham, 22 Sep, 19 Edward IV
3799M-0/ET/4/42
1487
Lease for lives
Richard Pomeray esq
William Rolff, Gonilda his wife and Michael his son
Premises: one cottage with garden adjoining in Brixham in a certain place called Milton Strete between the tenement of the heirs of John Cosby on the east and le Somerlane on the west, the king’s highway on the south and the close of land called Tethying Park on the north.
4/3d. Attorney: Richard Dolbeare. Witnesses: William Cosby, William Stra, John Reve. 10 June, 2 Henry VII
Renewed 8 Henry VIII 1493:
Grants in 1346 included land recognisably at Chiseldon and Summer Lane.
Leases for various properties occur throughout subsequent reigns given by the de Pomeroy overlords, many of the cottages or tenements having substantial small holdings of land.
The size of the property held by Edward Pomeroy’s is revealed in a 1537 grant of his portion of the manor of Brixham, which included 40 messuages (a house with outbuildings and land), a mill, 400 acres of land, and rents in Brixham.
From then on an increasingly number houses and tenements enter the records although placing them is virtually impossible because they are highly subjective described in relation to
other tenements, rather than by a recognisable location.
BRIXHAM BMDS- From the parish registers
WILLIAM POMERYE Bb 24 Apr 1597 son of William POMERYe w& grandson of Sir Thomas d 1566 & his wife Joan Edgecumbe
married an Elizabeth
Honor POMERYe Bb 22 Jul 1610 in Brixham dau of William & Elizabeth
Henrye 1613 s/o William & Elizabeth
HENRYE POMEROY Bb s/o Willyam & Elizabeth 23/ 07/ 1614
POMERYe Arthur Bb 1609 Brixham, Devon, s/o Valentine
POMERYe Elizabeth Bb 1607 Brixham, Devon, d/o Valentine
Note Valentine son of Thomas & Honor was born in about 1575 would have been 20 in 1595 He could have married before his 1st recorded marriage Jane Reynell in 1616
Valentine POMEROY of Sandridge born about 1575 died 14 Aug 1645 son of Thomas POMEROY Esq of Beenleigh in Harberton and his wife Honor Rolle married 1st by licence of Jan 23rd in 1616 to Jane Reynell dau of Sir Thomas Reynell of West Ogwell
children were Jane Pomeroy born 1617 who married Nicholas Roope 1643; Lettice b 1620 d 1641 ; Valentine Born & buried 1621; Elizabeth buried 1622 died young ; wife Jane Reynell Pomeroy died 1622 probably at the birth of Elizabeth
Valentine in 1628 married 2nd wife Margaret Whiddon by whom he had at least 4 children
Roger Pomeroy by MW Bb Sept 1629 married Jane Wyvell of Saltash
Gilbert Pomeroy Bb on 26 feb 1630/31 in Stoke Gabriel, inherited from Hugh of Sandridge died 1715 leaving his land &property to sons of his cousin Paul Pomeroy (gent) of Brixham
Valentine Pomeroy of Beenleigh B 1631 died 1691 married in 1680 to Lucy Hody
John Pomeroy Gent. Born in 1638 in Stoke Gabriel, died age 32 in a boating accident between Sandridge & Dittisham on the Dart drowned with Francis Whiddon Esq., & Robert Harris. According to the parish Register they were buried together in same grave on 8 Sep 1670 in Stoke Gabriel. JWas John married with a son John born in 1655
Edward POMEROY son of Thomas Esq & Honor Rolle married Wilmot Perryman in Drewsteignton 28 June 1602
Children of Edward and Wilmot
Their 1st child Susanna was baptised 28 Jan 1602 at Drewsteignton
- January coming after June when the years that ran from March to March
Other children followed
William POMERY 25 Sep 1606 Baptism Brixham, Devon,
Arthur Pomeroy Bb 8 Jan 1608 son of Edward
HONOR. 18 April 1611 d/o EDWARD & WILMOT
ARTER POMEROY s/o EDWARD & WILMOT 11 May 1614 died in infancy
I found several Peryman /Perriman's in Drewsteignton presumably farmers
however there might be familial connection between Pomeroys & Perryman in Chagford -
John Perriman & William Ford were wealthy wool merchants Chagford -
Ford was grandfather to John Ford who married Mary Pomeroy of Ingsdon 1588
John Perryman married by banns 7 June 1596 to Christian Sowford at Chagford
No sign of Wilmot baptism to be found in records
Mistress Wilmot Peryman Pomery died & was buried at St Marys, Brixham on 22 Jan 1660
William Bb 15 Sept 1606 son of Edward & Wilmot married 1st in 1629 and then again in 1634
died before 1660
1st married by licence at Chudleigh to Judith White widow Call on 26 Oct 1629 she was buried Brixham 17 May 1633.
3 children did not survive
MARY POMEROY Bb 22 Aug 1630 Baptism Brixham dau of William
2nd wife was Jane Wolfe married 22 May 1634 in Churston Ferrers near Paignton
EDWARD son of Mr WILLIAM Baptism at St Mary's Brixham 15 Feb 1634
Catherine. Born in 1636 in Brixham dau of William & Jane
WILLIAM POMEROY Bb s/o Mr WILLIAM 29/12/ 1638
Anna Bb 1640 Brixham dau of William & Jane
THOMAS Born in 1643 in Brixham
ROGER Bb 4 Jan 1645 in Brixham s/o Mr WILLIAM 01/ 1645/
PAUL POMEROY Bb s/o WILLIAM Gent 31/ 08/ 1655
JOHN Pomeroy son of Mr William Pomeroy signed protestation Rolls 1642. married Susan Rewe or Rowe 1624
Mistress JANE POMEROY died 20 Nov 1660 recorded as WIDOW of William P gent
BAPTISMS children of his first marriage
17 Oct 1684 Paul son of Paul & Ann died 1688 buried 19 March
21 Oct 1684 William son of Paul & Ann
17 Oct 1686 Paul son of Paul & Ann seems to have died age 20 in 1733
7 April 1689 John son P&A Bp Churston Ferrers died buried 19 June 1690
10 Aug 1693 Jane dau of Paul & Ann
19 April 1691 Daniel son of Paul & Ann
19 April 1696 Edward son of Paul & Ann seems to have died 1704 age 9
18 Aug 1698 Elizabeth dau of Paul & Ann
26 Nov 1700 George son of Paul & Ann
24 March 1702 Ann dau of Paul & Ann died 1703
Wife Ann died 14 March 1703 & was buried in wool;
Marine / Marion POMEROY died and was buried on 4 Dec 1722 in Brixham, St Mary, Devon
Married at the splendid Exeter Cathedral 29 March 1722 Elizabeth Pomeroy & Thomas Grimes both of Brixham.
She was possible dau of Paul Pomeroy & his 1st wife Ann Dyer
There is a burial in Brixham of Elizabeth Pomeroy for 1669 but she is recorded as a widow
PAUL POMEROY died and was buried on 14 Jan1733 in Brixham, St Mary, Devon
Daniell Pomery marraige 18 Dec 1690 to Eliza Crosse at St Petrox Dartmouth FMP Archive reference 2537A/PR/1/1
Exeter Cathedral 29 March 1722
This BRIXHAM tree is headed by James Pomeroy and his wife Joanna Scoble, who married in 1781 St Savoir, London.
They were married in 1781 in Southwark, St Saviour (London); this is in Pallot's Index, without a date. Their first child was baptised in Brixham in 1784. The single DNA result associated with this tree, which came from an American tree member, and puts it firmly in the same genetic family as the Beaminster 1617 tree of emigrant Eltweed Pomeroy.
James is buried 13 Feb 1835 St Mary’s Church Brixham, Devon.
His son James’ marriage record (1838) states that his father had been a grocer. James, Jr was a Tallow Chandler
John Pomeroy son of William Pomeroy & his wife Wilmot Perriman signed protestation Rolls 1642. He married Susan Rewe or Rowe married in 1624 - and had 7 children -
including George was born 1635 and another George Pomery , a son of John & daughter Susan in Brixham Bb 1636
George Pomeroy of Kingsweare married by Banns 1 Nov 1657 Brixham, St Mary
his wife was Izabell /Elizabeth Thomas of Brixham on 15 Nov 1658
Isabal /Elizabeth Thomas dau of Leonard Thomas in DARTMOUTH Bb 8 Feb 1645 If this was her she was about 13 or 14 in 1658
She died 2 years later, presumably in childbirth, buried 6 Apr 1659 -
Admirable George Pomeroy of Kingswear 1684
He remarried 9 months later in January 1659 ( The year ran March to March - changed to New Calendar in 1750 )
George POMEROY SON OF JOHN Pomery married to Mary OGIER of Brixham dau of Thomas Ogier,
married by banns 13 Jan 1659 witnesses William Reeve, Edward Lawrence .
The dates below suggest at least one child a son named George
Pomeroy Elizabeth Born 4 Nov 1727 died & was buried 1 Dec 1729 dau of George & Hannah Pomeroy in Dartmouth, St Saviour,
Pomeroy Daniel Born 3rd March 1730 died & buried 11 Dec 1732 on of George Pomeroy in St Saviour,Dartmouth,
What was his occupation ?
George Pomeroy buried Brixham 24 May 1688 buried in woollen ;
He was a very honest and religious person a constant attendant on ye holy ordinance according to ye usage of the Church of England of which he was a most dutiful and affectionate son , he lived in fear of God beloved of all men ( who ) where of his acquaintance and died much lamented by them..... Affidavit was made before JUSTICE Pomeroy and Susan Webber.
The Burying in Woollen Acts 1666-80 were Acts of the Parliament of England which required the dead, except plague victims and the destitute, to be buried in woollen shrouds and an affidavit of this was required or a heavy fine was levied .
Churston Ferrers
EDWARD POMEROY 15 Feb 1634 Bb Brixham son of William
CATHERINE POMEROY 15 Apr 1636 Bb Brixham dau of Willam & Jane
ANNA POMEROY 12 April 1640 Bb Brixham dau of William & Jane
ROGER POMEROYE 4 Jan 1645 Bb Brixham, St Mary son of William
ELIZABETH POMEROY 9 Jul 1633 Bb daughter of John
MARGARET POMEROY 22 Aug 1635 Bb Brixham Dau of John & Susan
VALENTINE POMEROY 9 Oct 1630 Bb Brixham son of John
RICHARD POMEROY 19 Oct 1624 Bb Brixham, Devon, son of John -
Richard married Elizabeth Skrevene on 8 Jan 1685. at Brixham, St Mary Richard died 1695
WILLIAM POMEROY Bb 21 10 1684 s/o PAUL POMEROY Gent & ANN Dyer 1st wife
PAUL POMEROY Bb 17/ 10/ 1686 s/o PAUL & ANN
DANIEL POMEROY Bb 19/ 04/ 1691 s/o PAUL & ANN
JANE POMEROY Bb 10/08/ 1693 d/o PAUL & ANNE
JANE POMEROY Bb Aug 1695 d/o Paul
EDWARD POMEROY Bb 19/ 04/ 1696 s/o PAUL & ANN
GEORGE POMEROY Bb 26/ 11/ 1700PAUL & ANN
ANN POMEROY Bb24/ 03/ 1702/3 d/o PAUL & ANN
JOHN POMEROY Bb 12/ 06/1655 s/o John
marriages Brixham
Willyam SHYNNER married Elizabeth POMEROY on 8 April 1616
DANIELL WHIDDON of Brixham married Elizabeth POMEROY of Brixham 09 April 1654
George POMEROY son of John married by banns Mary OGIER of Brixham dau of Thomason 13 Jan 1659/60 witnesses William Reeve, Edward Lawrance
John TROAK married Judith POMEROY 28 April 1685
NICHOLAS CROWTE married Mary POMEROY of Brixham 13Jane 1659/60 witnesses William Reeve, Edward Larance
Paul POMEROY married Anne DYER 15 Nov 1683 1st wife 2nd wife Marine or Marion BARTLET married 25 Dec 1705
Elizabeth Pomeroy b 9 Jul 1633 dau of John Pomeroy & his wife Susan Rowe married Daniel Whiddon. 5 Feb 1654.
Their daughter Marion Whiddon /Marine born 24 Jun 1656 married of John Bartlett in Brixham in 1681;
After Paul died in June 1689 age 49 Marion or Marina married the widowed Paul Pomeroy, Gent .of Brixham
a later marriage
Sarah Anne Pomeroy of Lower Brixham, age 31 married on 16 August 1853 to Christopher Adams Green, bachelor age 33 of Lower Brixham , shipowner;
Father of the bride PHILLIP LYDE POMEROY, master mariner ; father of the groom Joseph Green, shipowner in Lower Brixham
CHURSTON FERRERS ( nearby parish )
POMEROY William born 1606 s/o Edward de la Pomeroy & Wilmot Peryam who were married at Drewsteignton in 1601
William married 22 May 1634 to JANE WOULFE born1613 Harberton, Devon
FMP BRIXHAM search June 2018 BMDs
Marriages
POMEROY Elizabeth 8 Apr 1616 Marriage Brixham, St Mary to William Shynner
Pomeroy Agnes 1 633 Marriage Brixham to John Metford
POMEROY Elizabeth 1654 Banns & Marriage Brixham, St Mary,1654 to Danniel Whiddon
POMEROY George 1657 marriage 15 Nov 1658 Brixham,St Mary,to Izabell Thomas
POMEROY George 13 Jan 1659 Marriage Brixham, Devon, Mary Ogier
POMEROY Honner 2 Oct 1637 Marriage Brixham Devon, to John Brown
POMEROY John 1624 marriage Brixham St Mary, Devon, Susan Rewe
POMEROY Judeth 1685 Marriages Brixham, Devon, to John Troke
POMEROY Paul 1683 Marriage Brixham, Devon, England to Anne Dyer
POMEROY Paul 1705 Marriage Brixham, Devon, England to Marine
POMERY Agnes 17 Jan 1633 Marriage Brixham, Devon, England to John Metford
POMERY Paul 1683 Devon Marriages Brixham, St Mary, Devon,
Pomeroy Paul 1705 England Marriages 1538-1973 Brixham, Devon, England
Pomerey Richard Jan 1645 Marriage Brixham, Devon, England to Elizabeth Skrevene
BURIALS in Brixham
Artur POMERYe Arter 1612 Devon Burials Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England
THOMAS POMEROY. ESQ 3/8/1615 wife Honor Rolle
POMEROY William 21 Sep 1615 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England
Judith POMEROY 17 May 1633 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, wife of Mr William Pomeroy
Vallentyne POMERY 13 Jul 1634 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England
POMERY Susan 8 Sep 1643 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England
POMERY Susan 24 Aug 1644 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England
Edward POMERY esq. 26 Jan 1656 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England
Welmot POMEROY 22 Jan 1660 Burial Brixham, St Mary nee Peryam wife of Edward Esq
JANE POMEROY Widow of Mr Wm GENT 20/11/1660 nee Jane Wolfe
Mr ARTHUR POMEROY Gent 14/ 3/1663 Brixham
MARGERY POMEROY Dau of ELIZABETH, widow 25/ 10/ 1669 widow of William
John POMEROY 26 Feb 1678 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England - buried in wool
William POMEROY gent. 22/10/1683 Devon Burials Brixham, St Mary, Devon,
Peter POMEROY 23 Jan 1688 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, England buried in wool
GEORGE POMEROY 23/5//1688 Brixham
Paul POMEROY 14th March 1688 Burial Brixham, St Mary, buried in wool Son of PAUL
JOHN POMEROY 29/6/ 1690 Brixham J Son of PAUL
Elizabeth POMEROY buried 10 Aug 1690 Brixham,Dau of Paul & Anne Pomeroy
George POMEROY March 1700 son of Paul & Anne March 1700
ANN POMEROY 14/3/1703 buried in wool wife of Paul
Mary POMEROY 28 Oct 1717 widow Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon buried in wool
Marina POMEROY Marine 4 Dec 1722 Burial Brixham, St Mary, Devon, wife of Paul
PAUL POMEROY 14/1/ 1733/4