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Julian FORSTER

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  • Name Julian FORSTER 
    Gender Female 
    _UID 018D97E286D9724FAFC5A32FCDA1E50ACA68 
    Person ID I15025  YoungFamily
    Last Modified 7 May 2017 

    Family Edward POMEROY 
    _UID 5B1A55D262731C4688BFA2B53121EB4BF9B3 
    Children 
     1. Mathewe POMEROY,   bur. 31 May 1634, St Columb Major, Cornwall, England Find all individuals with events at this location
    Last Modified 15 May 2022 
    Family ID F4529  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Notes 
    • FORSTER
      Edward Pomeroy son of Andrew Pomeroy senior married Julian /Julia Forster

      Humphrey Forster, esq.; Sybil Forster, wife of Humphrey Forster, and widow of Robert Poyntz, esquire.

      Name(s): Forster; Forster, Humphrey; Sybil

      Addressees: Prince.

      Nature of request: The Forsters show that they were for a long time seised of an estate in fee in Stoke Gifford, otherwise called Little Stoke in right of Sybil Forster, and were seised until Berkeley forcibly and riotously unseised them and ousted their farmers and occupiers wrongfully and without any just cause, and still occupies the same, and they can have no speedy remedy by the law of the land considering that Berkeley is of such great might in the county, and the petitioners do not reside in that county.

      The Forsters request that letters missive be directed to Berkeley commanding him to appear before the prince's council at a certain day to answer the complaints, and to show his title if he has any, and if he fails to do so that further action be directed to be made as is thought right for the speedy relief of the petitioners.

      Nature of endorsement: [None].

      Places mentioned: Stoke Gifford, Gloucestershire; Little Stoke, Gloucestershire; Uley, Gloucestershire.

      People mentioned: [Edward Plantagenet], prince [of Wales]; William Berkeley of Uley.

      Date derivation: A cover note preceding this file of petitions indicates that the petitions SC 8/344/E1262-E1316B mostly date to the period 1481-1483, and nearly all appear to belong to the period 1471-1483, this latter date being the dates that Edward Plantagenet, Edward IV's eldest son, held the principality of Wales and the county of Chester.

      This petition is dated to the latter range, 1471-1483 because there is no evidence that would allow a narrower dating.

      (2015 I have never looked for any children- an complete oversight on my part.)