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     Andrew Wiggin Rt. Hon. was Speaker Of The Hse Of Reps. NH 1727-37 & Judge Of S. Ct. He was born in 1671. He was the son of Andrew Wiggin and Hannah Bradstreet. Andrew Wiggin Rt. Hon. died in 1756.

     Capt. Thomas Wiggin was Gov. of Dover NH (or the Upper Plantation). He was born in 1592 at England. He emigrated in 1629. He married Catherine Whiting. Capt. Thomas Wiggin lived in 1664 at Quampscott. He died in February 1695 at Hampton, New Hampshire USA. He was buried at Stratham, New Hampshire; a boulder marks the site. NOTE His will (in which he calls himself "Wiggins") dated 16th June1664 has been transcribed. "The eminent pioneer of New Hampshire."

     Catherine Whiting      1 NOTE called Katherine in her husband's will. She was born in 1619 at London. She married Capt. Thomas Wiggin. Her married name was Wiggin. Catherine Whiting died in 1667 at New Hampshire.

     Eliza Wiggin was born on 9 November 1807. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. As of June 1829,her married name was Ralston. Eliza Wiggin married Ashbel Green Ralston in June 1829. Eliza Wiggin witnessed the baptism of Frederick John Rice Wiggin on 6 March 1852 at the Cathedral; godparents: The Dean of Gloucester (his grandfather), The Rev. [illegible] and Mrs. Ralston, the child's aunt (née Wiggin). Eliza Wiggin died on 5 August 1870 at age 62.

     B. Holme Mowbray was born on 17 May 1808. He was the son of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. B. Holme Mowbray married Caroline Elizabeth Cochrane, daughter of Capt. The Hon. Archibald Cochrane RN and Hannah Jane Mowbray, on 18 November 1835. B. Holme Mowbray stood as Godfather to (Edward) Hugo Rice-Wiggin on 17 May 1843 at the Cathedral, Gloucester; by his Grandfather, the Dean of Gloucester: godparents: The Rev. Francis Rice (uncle - later to become 5th Ld. Dinevor), B. Holme Wiggin (uncle) and Mrs. Beaumont (said by Frances Holme Scarlett to be "Aunt" Beaumont [if so, she would have been William Wiggin's sister Catherine]: FHS also said that all her furniture passed to Aunt Eva; and that she was married to Sir George Beaumont [but this is not borne out by Peter Fanshawe's research]; that both were very good-looking and lived in Richmond Park; but that he became a drunkard. On 17 May 1843 his name was legally changed to B Holme Wiggin born, and still described as "Wiggin" at the time of his nephew Hugo's christening.

     Catherine Wiggin was born on 26 January 1810. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. As of 3 December 1832,her married name was Beaumont. Catherine Wiggin married Richard Henry Beaumont on 3 December 1832; groom "of Whitley Hall Co of York." Catherine Wiggin From the reminiscences of our old friend Bishop Philander Chase: "While I was in England, I received from an unknown hand two silver waiters or patens for the holy communion. The anonymous letter which accompanied them, together with my answer, may be seen by reading paper No. 9. [6] It pleased Divine Providence, through the instrumentality of the anonymous letter contained in the paper No. 9, to incline the heart of that most amiable lady, Mrs. Catherine Beaumont, daughter of my best of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wiggin, of London, to complete the set of holy communion plate, by giving me two chalices and a large flagon, all of entire silver, well wrought. These were given as my own, and to be disposed of at my death to whom and to what church I please, for sacred purposes, in the administration of the holy sacrament of the Lord's Supper forever. Mrs. Beaumont wishing to be unknown in this generous act, therefore wrote me no letter, or I would keep it on record. Her mother, Mrs. T. Wiggin, however, who presented them to me, I persuaded to inform me who was the munificent giver. " She stood as Godmother to (Edward) Hugo Rice-Wiggin on 17 May 1843 at the Cathedral, Gloucester; by his Grandfather, the Dean of Gloucester: godparents: The Rev. Francis Rice (uncle - later to become 5th Ld. Dinevor), B. Holme Wiggin (uncle) and Mrs. Beaumont (said by Frances Holme Scarlett to be "Aunt" Beaumont [if so, she would have been William Wiggin's sister Catherine]: FHS also said that all her furniture passed to Aunt Eva; and that she was married to Sir George Beaumont [but this is not borne out by Peter Fanshawe's research]; that both were very good-looking and lived in Richmond Park; but that he became a drunkard. Catherine Wiggin was proprietor or lessee (ER Wiggin: manager) in 1883 at Queenwood, Ceylon. She died on 6 January 1900 at age 89.

     Charlotte Wiggin was born after 31 December 1805. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme.

     Ellen Wiggin was born after 31 December 1805. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme.

     Mary Jane Wiggin was born in 1818. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. Mary Jane Wiggin died on 2 August 1842.

     Adeline Wiggin was born on 28 July 1823. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. Adeline Wiggin died on 15 February 1852 at Grove Cottage, Barnes, London, England, at age 28; aged 26, of epilepsy 10 years exhaustion - Fanny Ade present.

     Emily Wiggin was born after 31 December 1805. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme.

     Augustus Wiggin was born on 4 November 1827. He was the son of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. Augustus Wiggin witnessed the baptism of Caroline Eva Wiggin on 27 August 1854 at Oddington, Gloucestershire.

     Clement Wiggin was born after 31 December 1805. He was the son of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. Clement Wiggin died in 1813 at Young.

     George Thomas Blythen Fanshawe died in 1994; (He died in the womb, alas.). He was born in 1994.

     George William Goodeve was born on 20 June 1874 at Cayton, Colombo, Ceylon. He was the son of George William Goodeve and Emmeline Maria Louisa Wiggin. George William Goodeve married Anstice Frances Neale Bubb before 1911; They were divorced after Anstice ran away from Ceylon with a Mr Baddeley, back to England. George William Goodeve was a tea and rubber planter, retiring from Ceylon to Cheltenham before 1928.

     Lionel Goodeve was born in 1881. He was the son of George William Goodeve and Emmeline Maria Louisa Wiggin. Lionel Goodeve was baptized on 9 October 1881 at Hampnett. He died in 1916 at France; in World War I - no issue.

     Edwin Goodeve was born on 24 May 1875 at Northleach, Gloucs.. He was the son of George William Goodeve and Emmeline Maria Louisa Wiggin. Edwin Goodeve lived on 4 April 1881 at Hampnett, Gloucs.. He died on 21 April 1928 at Colombo at age 52.

     Peter William Goodeve Elizabeth College, Guernsey. He was born on 5 July 1959 at Guernsey. He died on 1 January 1976 at in a motorbike accident at age 16.

     Roger Mortimer 4th E. Of March was buried at Wigmore, Hef. He was E/Ulster, LLieut./Ireland. He was born in 1374 at Usk. He married Alianore Holland, daughter of Thomas De Holland 2 and Alice Of Arundel Fitzalan Lady, on 7 October 1388. Roger Mortimer 4th E. Of March died on 20 July 1398 at Kenlis, Ireland.

     William De Burgh 3 was born in 1312. He was the son of Elizabeth De Clare. William De Burgh 3 died on 6 June 1333 at Killed.

     Lionel Plantagenet D. Of Clarence was the son of Edward Plantagenet K. Edward III, D of Acquitaine, E of Chester, Count of Ponthieu and Philippa (?) Of Hainault. Lionel Plantagenet D. Of Clarence died in 1368.

     Edward Plantagenet The Blk. Pr. was the son of Edward Plantagenet K. Edward III, D of Acquitaine, E of Chester, Count of Ponthieu and Philippa (?) Of Hainault. Edward Plantagenet The Blk. Pr. married Joan Plantagenet The Fair Maid of Kent, daughter of Edmund Plantagenet Of Woodstock, on 10 October 1361 at Windsor. Edward Plantagenet The Blk. Pr. died in 1376.

     Thomas Plantagenet D. Of Gloucester was born on 7 January 1355. He was the son of Edward Plantagenet K. Edward III, D of Acquitaine, E of Chester, Count of Ponthieu and Philippa (?) Of Hainault. Thomas Plantagenet D. Of Gloucester died in 1397.

     John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG married Constance (?) of Castille. John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG was born in 1340. He was the son of Edward Plantagenet K. Edward III, D of Acquitaine, E of Chester, Count of Ponthieu and Philippa (?) Of Hainault. John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG married Blanche Of Lancaster Plantagenet on 19 May 1359 at Reading Abbey. John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG married Catherine Roet on 13 January 1396 at Lincoln Cathedral. John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG died in 1399.

     Edward Plantagenet 2nd D. Of York was the son of Edmund Of Langley Plantagenet 1st D. Of York. Edward Plantagenet 2nd D. Of York died in 1415 at Agincourt.

     Edmund Mortimer 5th E was buried at Collegiate Church, Stoke Clare, Suffolk. He died of the Plague. He married Anne Stafford, daughter of Edmund Stafford 5th E and Anne Plantagenet of Gloucester. Edmund Mortimer 5th E was born on 6 November 1391 at New Forest. He was the son of Roger Mortimer 4th E. Of March and Alianore Holland. Edmund Mortimer 5th E died on 19 January 1425 at Castle of Trim, Meath, Ireland, at age 33.

     Joan Beaufort was born circa 1379. She was the daughter of John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG and Catherine Roet. Joan Beaufort married Ralph Neville KG 1st Earl of Westmorland 4th B of Raby, son of John De Neville 3 Ld N, on 3 February 1396. Joan Beaufort died on 13 November 1440 at Howden, Yorks.. She was buried at Lincoln Cathedral.

     Henry Plantagenet K. Henry IV was King From 1399. He was born in 1367. He was the son of John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG and Blanche Of Lancaster Plantagenet. Henry Plantagenet K. Henry IV died in 1413.

     Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet was buried at Burford, Salop. Her married name was Cornwall. She was born in 1364 at Burford, Salop. She was the daughter of John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG and Blanche Of Lancaster Plantagenet. Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet married John Hastings 13th Earl of Pembroke, son of John de Hastings 2nd and Anne Mauny Baroness Mauny, on 24 June 1380 at Kenilworth Castle. The marriage of Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet and John Hastings 13th Earl of Pembroke was annulled in 1383. Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet married John Holland 1st D. Of Exeter on 24 June 1386 at Plymouth. Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet died on 24 November 1425; There is a monument to her in Burford Church, Salop.

     John Holland 1st D. Of Exeter was buried at Collegiate Church of Pleshy. He lynched by mob

     1 NOTE deprived of dukedom 1399; his head was set on London Bridge. He was born circa 1358. He married Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet, daughter of John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG and Blanche Of Lancaster Plantagenet, on 24 June 1386 at Plymouth. John Holland 1st D. Of Exeter died on 9 January 1399 at Pleshy Castle.