Notes:

Mary Cole (Archdeacon)
From GENi

Mary Beatrice Archdeacon
Also Known As: "Mary Erchdeken"
Birthdate: circa 1476 (88)
Birthplace: Slade, Devon, , England
Death: Died 1564 in Slade, Devon, , England
Place of Burial: England, United Kingdom

Immediate Family:
Father:
Thomas Archdeacon
Mother:
Sarah Beckman
Spouse:
John Cole, of Rill, Esq.
Children:
Margaret Cole of Rill
Thomas Cole, of London

About Mary Cole (Archdeacon)
Mary Archdeacon1
F, #26567, b. circa 1472
Father Thomas Archdeacon b. c 1446
Mary Archdeacon married John Cole, son of William Cole and Elizabeth Weston. Mary Archdeacon was born circa 1472 at England.
Family John Cole b. c 1500
Child
Thomas Cole+ b. c 1516
Citations
[S74] Brent Ruesch's Research Notes.
From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p885.htm#i26567

Mary married Cole, Esquire John about 1516 in The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England. John (son of Cole, Sir William of Colehanger and Weston, Lady Elizabeth) was born about 1470 in Exmouth, Devon, England; died on 21 Nov 1543 in The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Cole, Thomas Collis was born in 1494 in The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England; was christened on 15 Dec 1543 in All Hallows Church, London, London, England; died in Apr 1571 in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England; was buried on 9 Apr 1571 in All Hallows Churchyard, London, London, England.

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L8MC-454
• Birth: 1446, The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England

Notes:

From Life Sketch:

Bet. 11 Jan 1556-10 Jan 1557 in Oswestry Mersete St. Asaph Welsh, Selattyn, Shropshire, England.

From Genealogy of Cole Family:

The name of this ancient and noble family, which gave five knights of the shire to Cornwall, has been in different ages spelt in various ways; but l'Arcedekne, and Erchdeken seem to have been the most usual. The family was originally of Devon, but afterwards became by inheritance possessed of "two noble seats in Cornwall; of which the castle of Ruan-Lanihorne, then called Shepestall, was perhaps the most superb." In later times, however, the manor of East Anthony, which was obtained by marriage with the heiress of D'Auney, became the chief residence of this house.
In the reign of Henry III. Sir Michael Erchdekne owned the manor of Showbrooke in Devon, which, it is supposed, was acquired through a marriage with the heiress of the Clavells, who had been lord thereof from the time of the Norman Conqueror.

His son and heir Sir Thomas Ercedekne, knight., sheriff of Cornwall, 7 Edward I., was father of Odo or Endo le Ercedekne, who, in 1289, gave the lands of Westlydeton, to the abbey of Tavistock, and, in 1312, held the lordship and castle of Trematon. Odo was living in 18 Edward I., as was also his son and heir, Thomas, who afterwards received the honour of knighthood, and was made governor of Tintagel Castle. He served frequently as knight of the shire, was summoned to parliament as a Baron, from 15 May, 14 Edward II. (1321) to 13 September, 18 Edward II., and died at a patriarchal age in 1329. He married, first, Alice, daughter and eventual co-heir to Sir Thomas, Lord de la Roche; and his second wife was Maud, daughter of the Lord Mulys (or Moels). By the latter he had no issue, but by the former he had a son and heir, Sir John Archedekne (aged about 25 years at his father's decease), who was knight of the shire in IO Edward III., and much engaged in that monarch's wars with France and Scotland. He had summons to 'parliament as a Baron in 16 Edward III. (1342), and married Cecily, daughter and heiress to Sir Jordan de Haccombe (by his wife Isabel, daughter and heiress of Sir Mauger St. Aubyn, knight., of Pidekeswell in Georgeham, co. Devon), and by her had nine sons. Ralph, the eldest, died, a.p.; Sir Warren A., knight., the second son, succeeded to Lanheme, &c., married Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Sir John Talbot of Richards Castle, co. Hereford, and had a daughter, Philippa, who married Sir Hugh Courtenay of Boconnoc, brother to Edward, Earl of Devon, and second son of Hugh, the tenth Earl; Odo, the third son ( Esch. 9 Henry IV., no. 39) was father of John l'Erchdekne, who, by Maud his wife, had a son and heir John, the father of Philippa and of another John (Each. 13 Edward IV.), who had two sons, viz., John, the father of Joan, his heir, who was married to -Winter, of Cornwall (Escli. l Henry VIII), and Thomas, whose daughter Mary married John Cole, asin the text. The other six sons were Richard, who married Joane, daughter of Richard Bosowr, and had Thomas, in whom the heir male of this family took an end; John ; Robert ; Martyn; Reignald ; and Michael

Thomas married Beckmen, Sarah in 1470 in The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England. Sarah was born in 1450 in The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England; died in 1500 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

John Archdeacon
Birth circa 1420: Slade, Devon, , England
Death: Died 1460 in England, United Kingdom
Place of Burial: England, United Kingdom
Immediate Family:
Son of John l'Arcedekne, Of Bawnballinlogh and Maude L. N.N.
Husband of Anne Archdeacon
Father of Thomas Archdeacon and Hannah Archdeacon

John married Murphy, Anne in 1444. Anne was born in 1424 in The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England; died in 1460 in The Slade House, Cornwood, Devon, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]