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FLEMING, Thomas I (1544-1613), of Winchester; Newport, I.o.W. and North Stoneham, Hants.

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b. 1544, s. of John Fleming, mercer, of Newport by his 1st w. Dorothy Harris. educ. L. Inn 1567, called 1574. m. 1570, Mary, da. of Richard James of Newport, 8s. inc. Thomas II, 7da. Kntd. 1603.Remembrance Bk. i. (Soton Rec. Soc.), p. xxvi; Assembly Bks. i (Soton Rec. Soc.), 13; Vis. Hants (Harl. Soc. lxiv), 156-7; Hull corp. bench bk. f. 221; information from Mr. J. S. Furley of Winchester.
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Freeman, Southampton 1580, Winchester 1582; recorder, Winchester 1582 – 85; bailiff, soke of Winchester 1585 – 86; bencher, L. Inn 1587, Autumn reader 1589, Lent reader 1590, double reader 1594, treasurer 1595 – 96; serjeant-at-law 1594 – 95; recorder, London 1594 – 95; solicitor-gen. 1595 – 1604; recorder, Southampton Mar. 1601–3; chief baron of the Exchequer 1604 – 07; c.j.K.B. 1607–13.HMC 11th Rep. III, 20; Winchester recs. 1st bk. of ordinances, ff. 224, 286; Eccl. 2/155919; W. Maitland, Hist. London, 1206; Assembly Bks. i. 14; CSP Dom. 1603–10, p. 162; Haydn, Bk. of Dignities (1894 ed.), 370; C66/1468; SP14/13; information from Mr. T. Atkinson and Dr. Adrienne Rosen.

J.p. Hants from c. 1579, Mdx. from 1596.

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FLEMING, Sir Thomas I (1544-1613), of Lincoln’s Inn, London and North Stoneham, nr. Southampton, Hants.
Main residences: Winchester and Newport, I.o.W and North Stoneham, Hants.
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Commons 1558-1603
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FLEMING, Thomas I (1544-1613)

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FLEETWOOD, William III (d. aft.1610), of Ealing, Mdx. afterwards of Cranford, Mdx. and Cardington, Beds.

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1st s. of Thomas Fleetwood of The Vache by his 1st w., and half-bro. of George and Henry Fleetwood. educ. prob. L. Inn sp. adm. 1570. m. c.1571, Jane, da. of William Clifton of Barrington, Som., wid. of Hugh Coplestone, at least 5s. 1da. suc. fa. 1570. Kntd. 1603.Fleetwood Fam. Recs. ed. Buss, 11; Genealogist, n.s. xxiv. 217-18, 236; G. Lipscomb, Bucks. iii. 227; D. Lysons, Mdx. Parishes, 20, 22. The pedigrees err in giving Thomas Fleetwood’s 2nd w. as this Member’s mother.
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J.p. Mdx. from c. 1580, Beds. from c. 1601, commr. musters, receiver, ct. of wards 1594–1609.

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FLEETWOOD, Sir William I (1551-1616), of Cranford-le-Mote, Cranford, Mdx.
Main residences: Ealing, Mdx.; afterwards of Cranford, Mdx.; Cardington, Beds.
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W.J.J.
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Commons 1558-1603
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FLEETWOOD, William III (-d. aft.1610)

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FLEETWOOD, William II (1563-1630), of Great Missenden, Bucks.

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b. 1563, 1st s. of William Fleetwood I. educ. M. Temple sp. adm. 1584. m. Anne (d.1621), da. of Ralph Barton of Smithhills or Smithers, Lancs., 7s. 7da. suc. fa. 1594. Kntd. 1603.
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J.p. Berks. by 1597, Bucks. by 1597, sheriff 1622 – 23; ?surveyor of lands in north parts, duchy of Lancaster 1603.

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FLEETWOOD, Sir William II (c.1566-1630), of Great Missenden, Bucks.
Main residence: Great Missenden, Bucks.
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W.J.J.
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FLEETWOOD, William I (c.1525-94), of Bacon House, Foster Lane and Noble Street, London and Great Missenden, Bucks.

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b. c. 1525, (?illegit.) s. of Robert Fleetwood of Heskin, Eccleston, Lancs. by Anne, da. of William Tyldesley of Lancs. educ. ?Eton; Brasenose and/or Broadgates Hall, Oxf. c.1538-43; Clifford’s Inn c.1543; M. Temple c.1551, called. m. Marian, da. of John Barley of Kingsey, Bucks., 6s. inc. William Fleetwood II 2da. suc. fa. 1561.PCC 23 Loftes; T. W. King, Lancs. Funeral Certificates (Chetham Soc. lxxv), 28-29.
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Commr. for eccles. causes 1559 – 94; escheator of Durham, j.p. by 1562; j.p. London, Mdx., Surr. by 1571, Bucks. by 1569, Lancs. by 1577.

Autumn reader, M. Temple 1564, Lent reader 1568; serjeant-at-law 1580, Queen’s serjeant 1592.

Serjeant-at-law within duchy of Lancaster 1559, counsel 1560; steward and bailiff of the Savoy ?1559-d.; steward of duchy manor of Penwortham 1567 – d., of manor of Mildenhall 1571 – 80; duchy feodary and bailiff of Beds. and Bucks. 1577 – 82; deputy chief steward south parts 1586.

Merchant Taylors, freeman 1557, ct. of assistants 1562; steward, Wigan church by 1559; steward of Newton, Lancs. by 1559; steward, Ruchock manor, Worcs. 1564; recorder, London c. 23 Apr. 1571–92; steward, Farnham Royal and St. Helen’s, Berks. c. 1576; steward, Bernwood forest, Bucks. 1577; recorder, Preston by 1584.

Member, Antiq. Soc. c.1591.C. M. Clode, Early Hist. Merchant Taylors , ii. 272–3; Merchant Taylors, list of freemen, ct. bks.; Somerville, Duchy , i. 433; C219/26/44, 29/71; G. T. O. Bridgman, Hist. Wigan (Chetham Soc. n.s. xv), 134; DKR, 37, i. 79; Strype, Annals, i. 167; Lay Subsidy Roll, 1576; SP12/80/7, 161/37, 231/27; Lansd. 24, f. 196; 52, f. 135; 68, f. 106; London Rep. 17; CPR, 1560–3, p. 445; 1569–72, p. 324; J. Evans, Hist. Antiq. Soc. 12.

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FLEETWOOD, William (c.1525-94), of the Middle Temple, London Great Missenden, Bucks.
Main residences: Bacon House, Foster Lane; Noble Street, London; Great Missenden, Bucks.
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