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Old and New London
… onely Redeemer; Wherefore Dame Fame Must needs inroll Paul Withypoll his childe, By Love and Nature, Elizabeth, the wife …
A History of the County of Essex
… in 1532. 11 In 1544 the Crown granted both to Paul Withypoll (d. 1547) and his son Edmund (d. 1582) 12 and they descended in that family until 1600 when Sir Edmund Withypoll (d. 1619), Paul's great-grandson, sold them to … except family and business relationships with the Withypoll family. By his will he left 1,000 to be spent at …
A History of the County of Essex
… the manor in fee, subject presumably to the lease, to Paul Withypoll and his son Edmund, lords of the manor of Mark. 47 … one of 21 years. 259 In 1544 the manor was granted to Paul Withypoll (d. 1547), merchant tailor and M.P. for the City in … to Edmund's grandsons Paul (d. 1585) and (Sir) Edmund Withypoll, 261 the second of whom sold it in 1601 to Sir …
A History of the County of Essex
… armorial (W.A.S. xxvi), 13; Moore Smith, Fam. of Withypoll, 55. Bosworth, More houses, 18. Diary of Samuel … n. D.N.B.; Roebuck, Walthamstow armorial, 10; Moore Smith, Withypoll family, 568; Reaney, Walthamstow Place-names, 39; …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 15 a year. 21 Jane and her second husband Sir William Withypoll were dealing with their third in 1629, and their …