STRODE

John Pomeroy of Collaton Manor near Newton Ferrers  born C 1490 2nd son of Andrew Pomeroy d 1495 . He married  Johane Strode circa 1510 & died 1518 Issue one son

  William de Strode by a letter of attorney in the 14th year of Edward IV's reign authorises a person to deliver to William   his son, lands in the manors of Chalmington, Debberworth, Buckham, Bell and Blackdown, County of Dorset; and Boyden, County of Wilts.
Records show a deed of feoffment made by William to his son William.

I suspect Johane was from the Strode connection nearer to home. The branch of the family at Newnham near Plympton seem more likely since its close to Collaton Manor in Newton Ferrers.

Newnham Park (before circa 1718 was called Loughtor until about 1700 -

Plympton St Mary church, tomb of Sir Richard Strode +1464 This historic estate is in the civil parish of Sparkwell, Devon close to Plympton St Mary

Sir Richard Strode was a Member of Parliament for Plympton Erle, Devon in 1512 and was also involved in the tin mining industry. He is best known for having instigated Strode's case, one of the earliest and most important English legal cases dealing with parliamentary privilege....he introduced a bill to alleviate the harsh working conditions of tin miners on Dartmoor. However, the local Stannary court had jurisdiction to enforce a law against the obstruction of tin mining and Strode was prosecuted and imprisoned before he could travel to Westminster to present his bill.

Parliament passed Strode's Act, now named the Privilege of Parliament Act 1512 (4 Hen. 8 c. 8):

He may have belonged to the family of Ermington and Newnham in Plympton St. Mary, but he cannot be confidently identified with either the younger son of the Richard Strode who had sat for Plympton in 1437 and 1447 or with a grandson of the same name, for the elder of these (who was dead by 1518) is likely to have been a man of some property and the younger was to inherit the estate at Newnham.

SLANNING of Maristow
2nd son of Andrew Senior of Collaton was John who married Maria Slanning

The Slanning family is first documented in 1538 and spanned nine generations until the extinction of the male line in 1700. It was granted or acquired land in Bickleigh, Walkhampton, Maybury, and Roborough, all near Plymouth.

John Pomeroy of Collaton Manor in Newton Ferrers 2nd son of Andrew Pomeroy Senior who died 1581.

He fell in love with Maria Slanning daughter of John Slanning and sister of Nicholas. probably of Maristow in Plympton St Mary.(seeking dates & details)

He caused absolute uproar in both families  taking the deeds to the Collaton Barton to prove he had property and was worthy of Maria. William his brother and head of that family and her brother Nicholas were infuriated but in the end he married her in 1596.
She apparently died at the Slanning manor in Battisborough near Collaton Manor  and was buried at Holbeton on  12 Nov 1633

MATTHEW

Son of John was Andrew born circa 1515 died 1581 He married Anne Matthew dau of Sir George Matthew  

Sir George Matthews Knight Birth Abt 1470 of, Radyr, Glamorgan , Wales  Death 14 Nov 1558
Welsh Medieval Database

Father Sir William MATHEW Knight, b. Abt 1430, of, Radyr, Glamorgan, Wales d. 10 Mar 1528; Mother was  Jonet ferch HENRY b. Abt 1430, of, Cwrt-Henri, Llangathen, Carmarthen , Wales
(ferch is Welsh for daughter- Ap means son)

Sir George had 6 wives and mistresses & 28 children (eight of whom were illegitimate) many of them daughters for whom dowries were required.

Spouse 1 Margred HERBERT b. Abt 1470, of, Coldbrook Y Fenni, Monmouthshire, daughter of Sir William Herbert, Knight.

Anne was the 4th daughter  b. Abt 1500, of, Radyr, Glam. Married Andrew Pomeroy of Collaton circa 1520 -
issue 3 sons 3 daughters

Sir George Matthews held the office of High Sheriff of Glamorgan 1545 OFFICE: Knight of the Shire, 1547. (MS. no. 11964, ped. Mathews) was Knighted. RESIDENCE: Radur. (Bartrum, Welsh Genealogies 1400-1500, vol. 6 p. 874) Mathew family - Effigies of Sir William Mathew(d.1528) and his wife. The latest of three surviving Mathew family effigies at Llandaf Cathedral
Radyr Court, an imposing manor house on the site of what is now the Radyr Court Inn in Danescourt. The house was used as a court and although it was destroyed by a fire in the 19th century. The three large dungeons survived and can still be seen at the Inn.
His younger son William Mathew( d.1528), was knighted by King Henry VII at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.  Sir William accompanied King Henry VIII to the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520.
The descendants of Sir George inherited a diminishing fortune & the last of the family to live in Radyr, was Captain George Mathew, married Elizabeth Poyntz. The couple departed from Radyr to live on her estates at Thurles in County Tipperary, Ireland during 1625.

LEIGH

2ND daughter of Andrew was Mary who married William Leigh   of Leigh Week St Mary .
Issue 2 sons
son William Leigh who married Elizabeth  Searle

Week St Mary not far from Bude & Holsworthy.
Son Richard Leigh married Eleanor Bonython in St Columb Major 9 Nov 1601 and  her sister Elizabeth Bonython married Henry Pomeroy of Tregony 5 months earlier on  15 April 1600 -parochial records - PR for St Columb Major) 

The Leighs of Cornworthy have a connection with William & Mary;s son Richard 

Original bundles 1-57 John Lancaster v John Perrott and Richard Leigh: Cornworthy, Devon.

Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions

Date: 1652  Ref : C 10/15/78

Short title: Leigh v Perrott. Plaintiffs: Richard Leigh . Defendants: Robert Perrott and another. Subject: ...

Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings before 1714, Collins. Short title: Leigh v Perrott. 

Plaintiffs: Richard Leigh . Defendants: Robert Perrott and another. 

Subject: personal estate of the deceased John Perrott , of Cornworthy, Devon .

 Document type: three  Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions

Date: 1670 Reference: C 6/47/87 25 February 10 James ( 1613) Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives Lessee: Arthur Harris of Churchstow...

 Fine: £160. Premises: The Lord's Woodde now in possession of Lord Petre with soil, pasture and

Held by: Devon Heritage Centre Date:1613 Reference: 123M/L499 VOLUME 5Reference: 123M/L499

Description:25 February 10 James  1613 Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives  Lessee: Arthur Harris of Churchstow gent.  Fine: £160.

Premises: The Lord's Woodde now in possession of Lord Petre with soil, pasture and herbage, reserving timber and staddells or standards, but with power to fell coppice and underwood, and lessee may uproot all trees now growing and the motes or stubs of trees in six Acres, parcel of the wood demised, lying in East side of the same and adjoining the free lands late Leighes now Mr. Crokers, and make clean for meadow or pasture, and use the said trees for the repair and new building of Norton farm house, the cleaned part to be hedged and fenced, the overplus of trees to be at Lord Petre's disposition.
Lives: Phillippe wife of lessee, Arthur and Edward Fortescue sons of Henry Fortescue of Cornworthy. = grandsons of Agnes Harris widow Pomeroy nee Huckmore

Rent 40s., from Annunciation 1613 lessee is to live in Norton farmhouse.

Sig. and arm. seal. Date: [1613] Held by: Devon Heritage Centre, not available at The National Archives 

INCLEDON

Wilmot eldest daughter of Andrew married Lewis Incledon & had 10 children

The manor of Buckland in Braunton North devon with an estate called Incledon, belonged to the Incledon family from an early period till the year 1759.

The earliest Incledon records are from the 12th century. They probably lived at the adjoining farm. Buckland was purchased in 1319 and Incledons have lived there ever since. Only once in seven centuries was the head of the house a Webber, because the elder daughter married Philip Rogers Webber of Loxhore near Barnstaple in the mid C18th Webber came from a pewterer family, and both his father and grandfather were Mayors of Barnstaple. Their portraits hang in the Guildhall at Barnstaple.

The Incledons  suppled several Recorders of Barnstaple over a period of 79 years. In about 1746 Robert Incledon built Pilton House, Barnstaple, now an old people's home, and his son Benjamin, Recorder in 1758, was living there in 1770. The 1830 Recorder, Robert Newton Incledon, also lived there. The two stone falcons of the Incledon crest stood at its entrance gate, but were later transferred to Buckland. Philip Rogers Webber reconstructed the front of Buck

land in the Queen Anne style, completing it in 1762. They had 16 children, and rebuilt the east wing to accommodate them. His son Henry Webber was Caroline's Great-great-great-Grandfather.

Buckland had 650 acres of farm land and ancient farm buildings including one dating from 1660. The 1841 census lists 35 people living on the estate. While other places in Devon called Buckland are probably named after the male deer, it is believed that this Buckland was Boke-land, indicating that the estate is listed in the Domesday Book.

The manor of Buckland in this parish, with an estate called Incledon, belonged to the Incledon family from an early period till the year 1759. 

Heanton Punchardon is the next village where branch of Pomeroy’s held a small manor

CAVILL

 Jane Pomeroy daughter of William son of Andrew senior by his wife Mary Bevill

WILLIAM CAVELL bapt 24 Nov 1569 died 19 Dec 1647 married JANE POMEROY of St Columb on 12 July 1571 and she died 26 June 1652 St Kew

Children were
Francis, who died young 20 Nov 1607
Mary who married John Vivian 18th April 1615 at St Kew
Joane who married John Hore 10 Aug 1618 St Kew
In 1628 John Cavell, of Trehaverock, married Jane Robins at St. Mabyn ;

St Mabyn,. Date: 14-Jul 1623 GROOM: John CAVELL of St Eudeye Groom's residence: St. Eudye BRIDE: Jane ROBINS : Widow.

St. Mabyn parishes Colquite, Helligan, Tresarret, Trevisquite Madron Alverton, Boswednan, Corva, Lanyon, Mulfra - close by St kew

**St Kew, 18-Apr 1615 GROOM: John VIVIAN Gent married Mary CAVELL daughter of William Cavell, Esq.

& her sister Johanna married at St Kew 10-Aug 1618 to John HOARE, Esq.   

Jane Pomeroy and William Cavell had children included b 1584

MARY CAVILL b 1584 m JOHN VIVIAN b 1584 Christening: 20 Feb 1584/1585 St Columb Major, Cornwall Death: Bef 18 1647 Nov . Father: Thomas VIVIAN Mother: Anne LOWRE

He married 1st Frances BULLER Marriage: Abt 1612 Of, , Cornwall

2nd Mary CAVILL Marriage: 18 Apr 1615 Of, St Kew, Cornwall,

Issue 15 children

Jane VIVIAN Born & Bap. 11 1620-1 Mar . St Columb Major, Cornwall, Buried: 2 Dec 1654 Place: At St Kew Marriage Thomas TREFFRY Marriage: 25 Apr 1641 Of, St Columb Major, Cornwall,

Issue 7 children

 FORSTER

 Edward eldest son of Andrew
married Julyan Forster
son  Matthew who died in 1634

The Forsters show that they were for a long time seised of an estate in fee in Stoke Gifford, otherwise called Little Stoke in right of Sybil Forster, and were seised until Berkeley forcibly and riotously disseised them and ousted their farmers and occupiers wrongfully and without any just cause, and still occupies the same, and they can have no speedy remedy by the law of the land considering that Berkeley is of such great might in the county, and the petitioners do not reside in that county.

The Forsters request that letters missive be directed to Berkeley commanding him to appear before the prince's council at a certain day to answer the complaints, and to show his title if he has any, and if he fails to do so that further action be directed to be made as is thought right for the speedy relief of the petitioners.

Places mentioned: Stoke Gifford, Gloucestershire; Little Stoke, Glos; Uley, Glos

Humphrey Forster, esq.; Sybil Forster, wife of Humphrey Forster, and widow of Robert Poyntz, esquire.

PITFORD  

3rd daughter of Andrew was Thomasine who married William Pitford
No marriage found so far  

I have found very little on this family and for a long time wondered if there had been a mistranslation from Putford.

But I did find some records  Great PITFORD farm near Winkleigh- close to Great Torrrington and not very far from Abbots Bickington

Pitfords - in Bishops Nymphton in North Devon near Braughton & Barnstaple ,3 miles E.S.E. of South Molton in mid Devon

Ambrose Pitford Birth: 1567 in Bishops Nympton, Devon, Marriage 1 Agnes Denneys : 4 Feb 1593 in Bishops Nympton, Devon,

Joan Pitford Birth: ABT 1536 in Of Braunton, Devon, Marriage 1 Walter or John Wyatt b: ABT 1532 in Of Braunton, Devon, England Married: 17 Aug 1556 in Braunton, Devon

There are several records in A2A which indicate that William Pitford and his wife Thomasina Pomeroy had 3 sons