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5 de abr. de 2023 · Henry Heydon was appointed to the Order of the Bath around 28 Oct 1485 in the Tower of London shortly before the Coronation of Henry VII. Sir Henry Heydon left a will on 20 February 1503/1504. Hiss estate was probated in November 1504; Buried in Heydon Chapel, Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk.
Sir Henry was son and heir of John Heydon of Baconsthorpe ( d. 1479) ( Paston Letters, iii. 196), an eminent lawyer, by Eleanor, daughter of Edmund Winter of Winter Berningham, Norfolk. He married Elizabeth or perhaps Anne (see ib. ii. 304), daughter of Sir Geoffrey Boleyn, knt., and aunt of Anne Boleyn.
Henry HEYDON was born in the year 1440 in Baconsthorpe, Norfolk. He was married in the year 1461 in Baconsthorpe, Norfolk to Anne BOLEYN, they had 7 children. He died May 1504 in West Wickham, Kent. This information is part of Ancestral Trails 2016 by Patti Lee Salter on Genealogy Online.
Henry Hyden Woodward was born to Pvt. James Abraham Woodward and his wife Jane Jennie Hyden. In a letter to his daughter & son-in-law, Sarah Sallie & John Thomas Grabill, Henry provided the following information and included birth dates: He was united in marriage to Elizabeth Ealy on 25 Nov 1817 in Lee Co.,...
Henry Heydon. found in U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900. Elizabeth Heydon. found in Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015. Elizabeth Heydon. found in Oxfordshire, England, Church of England Baptism, Marriages, and Burials, 1538-1812. View more historical records for Sir William Henry Heydon.
Picture below Top Center: Arms (left half) of Sir Henry Heydon, Knight of Baconsthorpe with wife Ann Boleyn (right half), mid 1400’s. Also see leaded glass church window immediate left. She was the aunt to Anne Boleyn who was the 2 nd wife of Henry VIII. Below right) Arms of Gurney (wife’s father’s arms) impaling Heydon late 1400’s to 1500.
The Heydon family name comes from the town of Heydon, in Norfolk, England, the locality of their original estate. Thomas de Heydon (ca. 1185-ca. 1250) of Heydon was a justice in Norfolk County. His son, William Heydon (ca. 1220-1272) succeeded him in the estate and was the father of John De Haydon, the judge, and ancestor of the Devon line.
