Straunge, Michaell 1a 2a

Birth Name Straunge, Michaell
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  1. FamilySearch Family Tree
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Source text:

        Michaell Straunge
        Gender: Male
        Christening: July 10 1594 - Somerford Keynes, Wiltshire, England
        Marriage: Spouse: Mrs Michaell Straunge - Circa 1639 - Wiltshire, England
        Parents: Michael Straunge, Anne Straunge (born Hungerford)
        Wife: Mrs Michaell Straunge
        Children: Thomas Straunge, Anthony Straunge
        Siblings: Robert Straunge MP for Cirencester, Bridget Straunge, John Straunge, Nicholas Straunge, Henry Straunge, Arthur Straunge, Anthony Straunge, Marye Coxwell (born Straunge)
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        LifeSketch: A source for the early Strange Families of Cirencester and Bristol, Gloucestershire is found in the book:of Robert Strange, 1539 -1570 provides this background for his grand-sons and grand-daughters loss of inheritance:the dissolution of the Abbey, became the property of the Crown on the morning of 19 Dec 1539. About 8 years later, the Crown sold the Church, Steeple and surrounding houses of the late monastery to a local Knight, Sir Anthony Hungerford, and his kinsman by marriage, Robert Strange. Robert Strange was the last Bailif appointed by the Abbot of Cirencester, John Blake, before the dissolution. Robert Strange was appointed as High Sheriff of Gloucestershire in 1573. 1554 purchased the Manor of Somerford Keynes in Wiltshire from the Crown, with an estate that included 2 watermills on the Thames. is website for History of Parliament: ndson of the Member of Parliament Robert Straunge, and his siblings lost their inheritance for the Manor of Somerford Keynes in Wiltshire and their associated estates.of Michael Straunge:omerford Keynes with his parents, and left 20 nobles to the poor of Cirencester, where he owned ‘a great house’ and other property. He had made a settlement of lands on his daughters, but ordered that if he should yet have a son, ‘my wife Jane now being with child as I believe’, they should have portions of £800 each. He named his wife as executrix and Sir Edward Hungerford and his cousin Robert Oldisworth (son of William†) as overseers. His lands were subsequently valued at £500 a year by the time his death in December 1630. His only son (Robert), born five months later, died unmarried at the age of 23 and never sat in Parliament. However, a son-in-law, Richard Southby, who inherited Somerford Keynes, sat for Cirencester in 1659.

  2. England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Source text:

        Michaell Straunge
        Gender: Male
        Christening: July 10 1594 - Somerford Keynes, Gloucester, England
        Father: Michaell Straunge
        Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C05490-1
        System Origin: England-ODM
        GS Film number: 857051