Anne Barne

Anne Sandys

• 2nd dau & 8th child of Edwin Sandys, Archbisop of York & 2nd wife Cecily Wilsford
• b- 21 June 1570
  • Godfather John Packington,Esq
  • Godmothers Mrs Anne Washbourne, Mrs Anne Coles
• m-1- sir William Barne, Knt, of Woolwich, Kent
• m-2- Edward Poulter
• d- 10 Feb 1630- Woolwich, Kent, England

Biography

The family bible of the Archbishop shows that Anne Sandys was born 21 Junes., 1570 (Brown's Genesis, 992). The agreement of marriage was dated 11 May, 1586 (see inquisition post mortem of Sir George Barne3 ante). The monument in the Woodham Ferrers church to her mother Cecily Sandys, which enumerates the latter's nine children, refers to her as "Ann her 2nd daughter married to Sir William Barn of Woolwich".

After the death of the first husband in 1619, she married sometime prior to 25 August, 1625, Edward Poulter, esq., of Bradfield, Herts, whom she also outlived. The will of Edward Poulter, esq. of Bradfield, Herts, dated 25 August, 1625, and proved 2 May, 1626, in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (Hele; 60) is lengthy document from which only a few quotations need be made here. He directs that he be buried in Collered chancel with an "inscription to be graven in quere brass". He refers to his first wife Mary Litton of Knebworth by whom he had seven sons and four daughters. He provides that "Arthur Pulter, my grandson and heir shall suffer Anne, Lady Barne, wife of me the said Edward, peaceably to enjoy for the term of the said lady's life, one copyhold close of pasture called Stockins in Wymondley Magna, according to the time, intent, and meaning of the book of indenture of covenants, made touching the marriage of Litton Pulter, gent., son and heir of me the said Edward, and father of the said Arthur, and for provision of jointure for a second wife of the said Edward".

The widow was living 23 May, 1629, when she is named in the will of Francis Barne4 as "Ould Lady Barne, my sister in law" (see ante). She apparently returned to Woolwich to end her days, for her estate was administered upon 10 February, 1629 [-30] when a "commission was issued to Robert Barne [upon the estate of] Dame Anne Barne, late of the parish of Woolwich, co. Kent, widow, deceased to administer the goods, etc. of the said deceased." (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Administrations, 1630).

It is interesting to note that in both of the above documents, the custom of the day is followed in referring to the woman, if she had been married more than once, by the name of the husband having the highest rank, and not by the name of her last husband, if he were of inferior rank.

Family

From Virginia magazine of history and biography, p. 123

Issue of Sir William Barnet (George, George, George3) and his wife Anne Sandys:

• 1.Sir William Barnes of Woolwich. Knighted at Greenwich 29 June, 1618. Aged 26, 7 May, 1619. Living and married before 16 May, 1632, when he is named in his sister Anne Lovelace's will. Married Dorothy Manwood, daughter of Sir Peter Manwood of St. Stephens, Canterbury, K, B., by Francis, daughter of Sir John Harte. Issue four sons. See also Visitation of;Kent, 1619 (Harl. Soc. Ixii; 144).
• 2. Robert Barnes of Great Grimsby, Lincoln. Married prior to 16 May, 1632, Elizabeth Twisden daughter of Thomas TwisdenNof Wye, Kent. Issue eight children.
• 3. Thomas Barne of Woolwich. Died unmarried, and estate ad;ministered 24 March, 1629-30.
• 4. Rev. Miles Barne. Of Westminster School and M. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1626. Rector of Bishopsbourne, Kent. Died November 1, 1670, aged 70. Married 1632 Jane Travers. Their eldest son, the Rev. Miles Barne, was chaplain- in-ordinary to Charles II, and died 1708.
• 5. John Barnes. Died before 22 February, 1630-1. (Married Mildred -).
• 6. George Barne b. Living and married 16 May, 1632.
• 7. Anne Barne 5. Born about 1590. Died 1633. Married ist Sir William Lovelace, the younger; married 2nd Dr. Jonathan Browne. See post V.

Sources

• "Virginia Historical Magazine", Virginia magazine of history and biography, p. 118, Retrieved 30 Sep 2009.
• http://www.voy.com/40560/410.html
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edwin_Sandys_(bishop)_
• Barne Family: The Lovelace Family and Its Connections (Continued). (Vol. 29, No. 1, Jan. 1921, pp. 110-124)
• The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Virginia Historical Society
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sandys-108 cites
• Richardson, Douglas: Plantagenet Ancestry, 2nd edn. (2011), 3 vols, Volume 1, page 173, BARNE 18.
• Richardson, Royal Ancestry (2013) Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, 5 Vols., ed. Kimball G. Everingham, (Salt Lake City, Utah: the author, 2013), Vol I, page 262, Anne Sandys.
• See also Barne Family: The Lovelace Family and Its Connections (Continued). (Vol. 29, No. 1, Jan. 1921, pp. 110-124)
• The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Virginia Historical Society
• Visitation of London Page 25: Barne
• Source: S-1961470941 Repository: #R-1961470942 Title: Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Note: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. Page: Ancestry Family Trees Note: Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=25971230&pid...
• Reference: WikiTree Genealogy - SmartCopy: Oct 5 2016, 3:01:16 UTC
• Jamestowne Society: ​Barne, Sir William - A505; born1568, died1619 County Kent, England, (Stockholder Virginia Company). accessed 11 June 2020
• J.J. “Barne, William (c.1558-1619), of Tower Place, Woolwich, Kent|” in “The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1558-1603” P.W. Hasler (editor), 1981 http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1558-1603/member/ba...
• Crisp, Frederick Arthur, “Pedigree of Barne” in “Visitation of England and Wales”, 1893 https://archive.org/stream/visitationofengl28howa#page/120/mode/2up...
• PROB 11/149/9 Will of Edward Pulter of Bradfield, Hertfordshire, 2 May 1626 http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D890650|
• , J. Hall, "The Lovelace Family and Its Connections (Continued)."' in "The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography", Virginia Historical Society, Vol. 29, No. 1, Jan 1921, pp. 110-124 http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243807
• Visitation of London Page 25: Barne
• https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LJGL-KRK
• Visitation of England and Wales, Notes. Vol 7, edited by Frederick Arthur Crisp. Privately printed 1907. Page 121 Archive.Org

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No title in her own right

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!SOURCES: Page 204, ANCESTRY OF ROBERT W

!SOURCES: Page 204, ANCESTRY OF ROBERT WILLIAM BARNES. Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin Spring 1991 Vol. 32 #2. IGI, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. THE CROMWELLS OF MARYLAND, KENTUCKY, and CLAY CO. INDIANA 1667-1900 which was done by Jean Cromwell Price in 1989. Page 61 of her book.

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!Name: Durbeck Ancestry, 2nd Ed. 929.273

!Name: Durbeck Ancestry, 2nd Ed. 929.273 D932de, 1988 p. 79 & p. 84 !Marriage: Durbeck Ancestry, 2nd Ed. 929.273 D932de, 1988 p. 85 says she married 2nd time to POULTER, Edward

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From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 J

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998. She is in AF twice: #1XXV-8WD and #LSJG-11. The dates of her husbands don't make sense. It suggests that she was married twice yet the birthdays of her children don't match the marriage date to the second husband. Also the second AF gives a third husband which also conflicts with the birthdays of her children.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

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!AF !http://www.familytreemaker.com/user

!AF !http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/n/Carlin-D-Conrad/GENE2-00... - Ancestors of Warren Lemuel Conrad.

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Identity of sitter? Can we please see proof that the portrait is of Anne Sandys?

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Edward/Poultner

Edward/Poultner

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From the genealogical research of Bill S

From the genealogical research of Bill Semeyn Shelbyville, Michigan

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!Information from the book, "Dawn to Twi

!Information from the book, "Dawn to Twilight in American Colonization", by Charles H. Sandy, Exposition Press, 386 Park Ave. So., New York.

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SOURCE:*Ahneftafel Chart for Cecil Cromw

SOURCE:*Ahneftafel Chart for Cecil Cromwell, Jr. 7614-159th St. Ct. E. #168 Puyallup, WA 98375 Rec: October 2001

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!#240-v9-p217; !CHR/BAPT-END-SP: IGI> Middx;

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!240-v9-p215;

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Life Sketch

Anne Sandys 2nd dau & 8th child of Edwin Sandys, Archbisop of York & 2nd wife Cecily Wilsford b- 21 June 1570 Godfather John Packington,Esq Godmothers Mrs Anne Washbourne, Mrs Anne Coles m-1- sir William Barne, Knt, of Woolwich, Kent m-2- Edward Poulter d- 10 Feb 1630- Woolwich, Kent, Englnd

see parents life sketches for their wills

The family bible of the Archbishop shows that Anne Sandys was born 21 Junes., 1570 (Brown's Genesis, 992). The agreement of marriage was dated 11 May, 1586 (see inquisition post mortem of Sir George Barne3 ante). The monument in the Woodham Ferrers church to her mother Cecily Sandys, which enumerates the latter's nine children, refers to her as "Ann her 2nd daughter married to Sir William Barn of Woolwich".

After the death of the first husband in 1619, she married sometime prior to 25 August, 1625, Edward Poulter, esq., of Bradfield, Herts, whom she also outlived. The will of Edward Poulter, esq. of Bradfield, Herts, dated 25 August, 1625, and proved 2 May, 1626, in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (Hele; 60) is lengthy document from which only a few quotations need be made here. He directs that he be buried in Collered chancel with an "inscription to be graven in quere brass". He refers to his first wife Mary Litton of Knebworth by whom he had seven sons and four daughters. He provides that "Arthur Pulter, my grandson and heir shall suffer Anne, Lady Barne, wife of me the said Edward, peaceably to enjoy for the term of the said lady's life, one copyhold close of pasture called Stockins in Wymondley Magna, according to the time, intent, and meaning of the book of indenture of covenants, made touching the marriage of Litton Pulter, gent., son and heir of me the said Edward, and father of the said Arthur, and for provision of jointure for a second wife of the said Edward".

The widow was living 23 May, 1629, when she is named in the will of Francis Barne as "Ould Lady Barne, my sister in law" (see ante). She apparently returned to Woolwich to end her days, for her estate was administered upon 10 February, 1629 [-30] when a "commission was issued to Robert Barne [upon the estate of] Dame Anne Barne, late of the parish of Woolwich, co. Kent, widow, deceased to administer the goods, etc. of the said deceased." (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Administrations, 1630).

It is interesting to note that in both of the above documents, the custom of the day is followed in referring to the woman, if she had been married more than once, by the name of the husband having the highest rank, and not by the name of her last husband, if he were of inferior rank.