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 Abt 1490 - 1553 (~ 63 years)
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| Name |
St. John, Catherine |
| Born |
Abt 1490 |
England  |
| Gender |
Female |
| Died |
1553 |
Carew, Pembrokeshire, Wales |
| Person ID |
I08034 |
My Genealogy |
| Last Modified |
22 Sep 2017 |
| Family 1 |
Ryhs, Griffith Ap, bur. 29 Sep 1521, Carew, Pembrokeshire, England |
| Married |
Abt 1507 |
Wales |
| Children |
| | 1. Ryhs, Mary, b. Abt 1520, Of Wales , bur. 31 Mar 1588, Quanstockhead, Somerset, England (Age ~ 68 years) |
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| Family ID |
F02410 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Need to check if Catherine attached to correct John St John. If her sister is Margaret that married Thomas Gamage then online sources have children attached to John St John and Alice Bradshaw. Check for will and see if daughters or sons in law mentioned??
Will of Katherine Edgecombe.
December 4th, 1553. Dame Katheryn Eggecombe of Cuthele co. Cornewal), Widowe. To Katheryn Luttrell one of the daughters of Sir John Lutrell one cheyne of gold with a flower set with two diamounds and a rubie. To Dorothy Luttrell her sister one of my great bolles. To Mary Luttrell her sister the same. The said goods to be delivered at their marriage or at the age of 18 years. I bequeath 40s. to be delivered, part to people present at my burial and the residue to the comen box of the church of Calstocke ; 26s. 8a*. to the comen box ot Tavistock, and 26s. Zd. to Launceston, whereof I jr. 4^. for the relief of the poor prisoners in the Quene's Jeyle, and 13^. ^d. to the comen box of the parish church of Mary Magdalen there. To the comen box of the church of St. Domynicke 20*. and to the comen box of the parish of Botefleminenge 20s. My executors shall have ill my term and interest of one parcel! of land called Fosters Medowe beside the Newe Bridge of Calstock and shall demise the same to William Penryff my servant for his life and after his death to such person as will give most rent, paying to the heirs of one John Newton Sj. yearly and also the high rent to the chief Lorde of the fee thereof. To each of my household servants being a daylie waiter in my house (except my two chaplyns and gentilwomen) one year's wages. My executors shall have the governance and letting of all my Tynneworks in the said county and with the issues they shall perform my will paying £4 yearly to Mary Sampere my gen til woman, after which the said Tynneworks shall remain to the said Katheryn Luttrell and her assignes, according to the custom of the Stannery of Comewall. To my daughter Mary Luttrell all such household and goods of mine as she hath at Dunster co. Somerset which sometime was Sir Griffith Ryse her fathers. To Thomas Corbett my servant one cow and 6s. fid. yearly. To Alice Drewe my servant 20s. To each of my chapleyns one year's wages. My olde chapleyn Sir William Jenkyns to have one mark more. If my executors be troubled for any matter or cause concerning me or my late husbands Sir Griffith Ris or Sir Pierre Eggecombe, knights, they shall retain sufficient portion of my goods for their costs in that behalf. Executor : my brother Sir John Seint Jone, knight, and my nephew Sir Thomas Stradlyng. knight. Overseers : Mr. John Moreman doctor of Divinitie, and Adam Witiyams gentilman. Witnesses : John Marshall, John Whitwell, William Persey, John Bever, Thomas Reulay. To Adam Rawley, my husband Mr. Eggecombe his old servant, 26s. Sd. yearly during his life. Proved December 12th, 1553.
Possibly the Thomas Stradling, nephew??
The heir was Sir THOMAS STRADLING . He was sheriff of Glamorgan , 1547-8 , Member of Parliament for East Grinstead , 1553 , Arundel , 1554 , on the commission of peace for the march shires , 1554 , on a commission to inquire into heresies and seditious books , 1557 , and muster-master of the queen's army , 1557 . He was knighted in 1549 . A staunch Romanist , he did not change his religion on the accession of Elizabeth . In 1560 he was imprisoned in the Tower for causing pictures to be made of a likeness of the cross which appeared in the grain of a tree blown down at S. Donats . He is named by Nicholas Sanders as one imprisoned for hearing mass , 1558-61 . He was granted his liberty but was bound to appear in person if called upon. He d. 1573 . His wife was the eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Gamage of Coity . He was succeeded by his eldest son Sir EDWARD STRADLING ( 1529 - 1609 )
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Sir Thomas Stradling b. 1499 d. 1571 m. Katherine Gamage
CATHERINE ST. JOHN (c.1490-December 1553)(Who's Who of Tudor Women)
Catherine St. John was the daughter of Sir John St. John (1450-1525) and Sybil Morgan (b.1462) and married first, in 1507, Sir Griffith ap Rhys (d. 1521). In 1532 she married Sir Piers Edgecumbe of Cothele (1468/9-August 14, 1539). M. St. Clare Byrne identifies her as the Lady Edgecumbe who was a lady of the Privy Chamber to Anne of Cleves in 1540, but other sources say that was Winifred Essex, her stepson's wife. Catherine made her will on December 4, 1553, at Cothele, Cornwall and it was proved on December 12, 1553. In it she names a daughter Mary Luterel, by her first husband, to whom she left the household goods at Dunster, Somerset.
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