DESCENDANCY of RICHARD YSAC (b c1492) and AGNES [YSAC ...

1 All-People {Table of Contents} Page 11a- 1 DESCENDANCYofRICHARD YSAC (b c1492) and AGNES [YSAC]Their parents are not known to usNote 1: much of the information in this Section is derived from records of the late RICHARD T Foose, provided to us by Phyllis Gerrick of Ridgecrest CA and other researchers. Note 2: some information is from various genealogies posted on websites on the Internet and is undocumented. Especially on the earlier generations of the family, we are doubtful of its occuracy, so we include it here FOR INTEREST ONLY at this time. We hope that it may serve as a starting point for a future researcher to 3: material in smaller type is written by BFE (Barbara Ann Fisher), wife of KFE (Karl Frederick Edler Jr), while larger type material is from our family history datafile maintained by KFE.

2 Note 4: names of direct ancestors of KFE are 1 Ysac , born about 1492 Foston, lincolnshire , England, married AGNES [Ysac].1 He died after 1531 (when he served as a witness) and before 1547 (when AGNES ' will indicates that she was then a widow1).A. Sir William 2 Isacke was born about 1520 Foston, lincolnshire , England. In 1556 he was clerk of 3 Isaacke , born about 1543 Foston, Long Bennington, lincolnshire , England,1 married Alice Goodborne about 1568 He was a prosperous yeoman in Long Bennington. He was buried 16 Jun 1591 Foston,2 age about 48. Eight children: Margaret; Marjorie; AGNES ; Marie; Jane; Ellen; Elizabeth; and Edward 4 Isaacke was baptized 22 Nov 1595 Foston, according to Long Bennington, Lincoln Bishop's ,2 He married Jane Cheiny 6 May 1605 Fulbeck, lincolnshire , She was born about 1582.

3 Her name was sometimes spelled Cheyney. Possibly ten children, including RICHARD , Henry; and Edward was probably about ten years old when he was baptized. We have found other situations with similar time periods between birth and RICHARD 5 Isaacke was baptized (or christened) 23 Feb 1606 Fulbeck, lincolnshire , England,1,3 according to Fulbeck, Lincoln Bishop's He married Elizabeth Sharpe 30 Oct 1632 Foston, lincolnshire ; ten children1 baptized (or christened) Great Gonerby, lincolnshire , England, according to the Great Gonerby, Lincoln Bishop's Transcript or the Lincoln Parish Register. Elizabeth was born Basingthorpe, lincolnshire , and christened 24 Feb 1612. Her parents were William Sharpe and Elizabeth Coney . RICHARD died after 1655 lincolnshire . -- See page 11a-3 for some information about the SHARPE and CONEY families --a) Richard6 Isaack was baptized (or christened) 19 Sep is said to have died about 1700, age about 67.

4 The estate of a man named RICHARD Isaack was inventoried 24 May 1700, according to Baltimore MD tax lists, which would indicate that he had immigrated to America, but we are doubtful that this is our RICHARD . Under the rule of primogeniture, our RICHARD would have remained at the family seat. A "Mr Isaac" has been found in records of Fulbeck, lincolnshire in the appropriate time ) Mary6 Isaack was baptized (or christened) 14 Mar 1634. She died 24 Mar 1635 Great Gonerby, age one. PARTLY UNVERIFIED DATA FOR STUDY/REVIEW ONLY, PLEASE SEE {PREFACE} TO THIS DOCUMENT -- All-People {Table of Contents} Page 11a- 2 c) Sutton6 Isaack, baptized 9 Jan 1637, married Jeane Harvey 2 Mar 1662 St Bartholomew, London.

5 He was a clockmaker in London. Later he moved to St Helena Island, where he and his second wife Elizabeth [Isaacke] raised cattle. He died early Aug 1713, age abt 76, buried St marriage, six children: Elizabeth, Susanna (married Thomas Swallow, daughter Mary), Naomi, Michael, Leah, and Sutton Jr. One of the daughters married John Another married (--?--) Edward, children Susanna and Steven; and another married (--?--) Collier, children Edward and )Edward6 Isaack, also known as Edward Isaac, was baptized 26 Dec 1639. He married Jane [Isaack]; two children:4 Sutton and Edward Jr. Edward Sr died about 1689 Calvert Co MD,4 age about page 11a-4 is an interesting family story about Edward coming to America with his brother transported himself and one other person in 1665. Later, he must have transported a number of people, because he eventually had headrights to 700 acres.

6 In any case, he settled in Calvert Co MD by 1676 and purchased 400 acres on the upper cliffs at Plum i) Capt Sutton7 Isaac, born about 1709 in MD, is said to have owned Plum Point and had 15 ,16 He married Mary [Isaac]; at least one child.(a) Sarah8 Isaac, born before 1739 Calvert Co MD, married James Weems about 1749 Anne Arundel Co MD; at least six children. He was born 22 May 1731 Calvert Co. His parents were David Weems/Wemyss (born about 1706 Fyfe, Scotland) and Elizabeth Lane (born about 1708 Anne Arundel Co).21 James died 4 Nov 1784 Calvert Co, age 53.(i) Sutton Isaac9 Weems, born before 1765, represented Calvert Co in the Maryland Assembly in the 1820s. He died 20 Mar 1825 Annapolis MD, age at least ) Joseph 6 Isaack , also known as Joseph Isaac, was born about 1642. He married Margaret (--?

7 --) [Brown][Clifford] -- see page 11a-4. f) Rebecca6 Isaack, born about 1645, married John Brooke and married Thomas Tasker -- see page 11a-5. g) Benjamin6 Isaack was baptized 15 Aug 1649. He died 24 Sep 1652 Great Gonerby, age about ) Cheiny-Sharpe6 Isaack was baptized (or christened) 12 Jun 1651. We don't know whether this baby, named after two grandparents, was a boy or girl. In any case, the child did not live long, dying 24 Sep 1652 Great Gonerby, age about 15 ) Dorcas6 Isaack was baptized (or christened) 1 Sep ) Naomi6 Isaack, born 1 Apr 1655, was christened 11 May 1655. PARTLY UNVERIFIED DATA FOR STUDY/REVIEW ONLY, PLEASE SEE {PREFACE} TO THIS DOCUMENT -- All-People {Table of Contents} Page 11a- 3 INFORMATION ABOUT COLLATERAL FAMILIESNote: Our lineages ares connected with many other early Maryland families, and these relationships can be confusing!

8 We include a small amount of information about some of these other families, below and throughout this Section Caution -- this material is FOR INTEREST ONLY, as we have not verified much of it. We hope readers will find this material interesting, and perhaps useful as a starting point for further Some information about the SHARPE family --(referenced on page 11a-1) Sherp may have been born about 1482 and may have had son RICHARD . William died 5 Nov 1530, age about 48. Note: some of the genealogies we have seen trace these early families to the 13th and 14th centuries, but we haven't found supporting RICHARD Sharpe may have been born about 1510, and may have had son RICHARD Sharpe may have been born (or baptized) about 1558. He married Jane [Sharpe] and may have had son William Sharpe , baptized 31 Jan 1588/89 Great Gonerby, lincolnshire , married Elizabeth Coney , below.

9 He may have died about 1615, age perhaps about 27. i. Elizabeth Sharpe , born Basingthorpe, lincolnshire , was christened 24 Feb 1612. She married RICHARD Isaacke , page Some information about the CONEY family --(referenced on page 11a-1)Note: Some say RICHARD Coney was descended from William Conny, born 1324. Many of the genealogies on the Internet trace lineages even earlier than those we show. We include this material here FOR INFORMATION William Coney was born about 1465. He died about 1509, age about 44. A. RICHARD Coney was born about 1500. He died 12 Apr 1545, age about Sir Thomas Coney, Knight of Basingthorpe, born about 1529, married Alice Leigh . She was probably born about 1540. He died 15 Oct 1611, age about 82. She probably died about 1621, age about 81. THE LEIGH FAMILY -- Alice's father was probably Sir Thomas Leigh, born about 1509, said to be Lord Mayor of London.

10 He died 17 Nov 1572, age about 63. Alice's mother was probably Alice Barker ,18 born about 1525. She died about 1600, age about Sir Thomas Coney II , Knight of Basingthorpe, born about 1561, married Anne Upton and married Elizabeth Patten. It's not known which wife was Elizabeth Coney's mother -- probably Anne, possibly Elizabeth. He inherited the manor of Basingthorpe (sometimes spelled Bassingthorpe), and they lived in Basingthorpe Hall. We have seen a picture of the house, now smaller than it was originally but still i. Sir Sutton Coney's name was carried on by his nephew and grand-nephews. It's not known which of Sir Thomas' wives was his mother. We think her family must have been connected with the Sutton family, but haven't yet found any real Elizabeth Coney , born about 1592 South Stoke, lincolnshire , married William Sharpe , above.