Thomas Malette, of Enmore & Deandon, Esq.

Thomas MALETTE was born in of Enmore, Somerset, England, and died 9 JUL 1501 in Enmore, Somerset, England. He was the son of Hugh MALET and Johanna ROYNON.

family

He married

1. Johanne (J'ane) WADHAM ABT 1461/1462, daughter of John WADHAM and Elizabeth POPHAM. She was born in Merrifield, Somerset, England.
2. Elizabeth COURTENAY, daughter of Philip COURTENAY and Elizabeth.
3. Isabella (Isabell) COURTENAY, daughter of William COURTENAY. She died AFT 24 JUL 1501.

Children probably by 1st wife

1. William MALET b: ABT 1470/1471 in of Enmore, Somerset, England
2. Baldwyne MALET b: in Enmore, Somerset, England
3. Elizabeth MALET b: in Enmore, Somerset, England
4. Hawise MALET b: in Enmore, Somerset, England
5. Margaret MALET b: in Enmore, Somerset, England

notes

Excerpt from "Notices of an English Branch of the Malet Family", by Arthur Malet, published 1885, pp 40-41, appendices O1-O4:

THOMAS MALET OF ENMORE AND DEANDON.

Thomas Malet, the son and heir of Hugh Malet, by his wife Joan, the daughter of John Ronyon. The first entry that I find in Sir William Pole's collection concerning Thomas Malet is a portion of a deed executed by him in 1467,* which must have been near the time of his marriage to the mother of his eldest son, who was more than thirty years old at Thomas's death in 1501.**

Thomas Malet married three wives:

• 1st. Joan, daughter of Sir William Wadham.
• 2nd. Elizabeth.
• 3rd. Isabella, daughter of Sir William Courtney.

I do not find any information as to which of the wives the issue is to be attributed, but from the age of William I presume that he must have been the son of the first wife; the children were:

• 1. William Malet.
• 2. Baldwin Malet, of St. Audries, Somerset (West Quantockshead).
• 3. Margaret.
• 4. Hawise, married to John Coker, of Powderham.
• 5. Elizabeth, married firstly to John Ashley, secondly to Hugh Trow. The settlement on her first marriage is extant,*** and a copy of an extract from it from Sir William Pole's MS. is appended.

Thomas Malet's will was dated August 28th, 1500. The Rev. F. Brown's extract from it is appended,+ by it, among his other bequests, he leaves the manor of West Quantockshead to his son Baldwin, so that from this time the families of Enmore and St. Audries separate; William Malet taking the former, and Baldwin Malet the latter.

The inquest post-mortem was held at Bridgwater in 1502;++ it notes that Thomas Malet died on 9th July, 1502, and that his son William was then more than thirty years old, so that he was born towards the end of 1471 or at the beginning of 1472.

• Sir A.M.'s MSS., Vol. I, Sup. II, p. 13-14.

Omnibus, etc. Thomas Malet filius Hugonis, Armiger, sal: cum Robertus Stawell et Robertus Ronyon, Armigeri, et Willu's Bovez demiserunt, etc. Johannae Malet matri meae, nuper uxori Hugonis Malet, maneria mea de Sutton Malet, etc. Tes't Reginaldo Stourton, Milite, Rich: Warre, Nich: Francis, John Sidenham de Orchard, Jacobo Fitzjames et Philippo Pim. Dat: a'o 6'to Edward Iv. [A.D. 1467.]

• * In Mr. Chisholm Batten's paper on Henry VII in Somersetshire, in the Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society's Proceedings relative to Perkin Warbeck, he writes: "In October, 1498, some bonds were taken for good behaviour from persons in various counties who were not fined; among them is one from William Heron of Ford Castle, in Northumberland. In Somerset are such bonds taken from Thomas Malet of Enmore, Gentleman; Alex. Pym of Cannington, Gentleman; and John St. Abyn of Cannington, Esq., by three bonds; each of these three are made surety for the others. Their signatures are Thomas Malet, Alex. Pym, John Seynt Abyn. The documents are in the Record Office, Miscell. 916/14"
  • * Sir Wm Pole's MSS., Vol. I, Sup. II, p. 20.

20 Edward IV [A.D. 1481]. Indenture of covenants between Thomas Malet, Esq., of the one part, and Edmund Ashley, Esq., of the other part. That is to say, that Thomas Ashley, son and heir of the said Edmund, shall marry before the Feast of the Nativity Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the said Thomas Malet. And the said Edmund shall assure twenty marks of yearly rents in Ashley, Sidbury, Trobridge, Bradford, and Salisbury, in the county of Wilts. And that the said Thomas Malet shall pay 100, with divers other covenants.

+ Thomas Malett, Aug. 28, 1500 [Blamyn.]-- To be buried in the Church of St. Michael Enmore, Som't--My son Wm Malet to have the manor of Corypool--Isabel my wife-- My son Baldwyn Malet to have the Manor of West Quantockshead--William Malet to find a priest at Enmore to pray for me and for the souls of Sir Baldwin Malet and Dame Avise his wife, of Hugh Malet and Johanna his wife, of Thomas Malet and Jone, Elizabeth, and Isabel, his wives, in perpetuity-- Isabel my wife to have Sutton Malet for her life-- She to be executrix-- My daughter Margaret-- and Jesus have mercy of my soul-- July 24, 1501.

++ Inq: post-mortem at Bridgwater, Nov. 12, 17 Henry VII [A.D. 1502.]

Thomas Malet held land in Enmer and some of Eleanor Strangwysh, etc.--Isabella his wife survived his husband-- Advowson of Charlinch, Manor of Sutton Malet, Lydeard Malet alias Punchardon, of West Quantockshead, and of Corypool and Charlinch--Charta quoted--Baldwin is a yougner son of the said Thomas-- Thomas Malet died July 9 last-- William his son aged 30 and more. [4]

• http://www.mallettfamilyhistory.org/tng/getperson.php?personID=I684...
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=grantleyd...

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Excerpt from "Notices of an English Branch of the Malet Family", by Arthur Malet, published 1885, pp 40-41, appendices O1-O4:

THOMAS MALET OF ENMORE AND DEANDON.

Thomas Malet, the son and heir of Hugh Malet, by his wife Joan, the daughter of John Ronyon. The first entry that I find in Sir William Pole's collection concerning Thomas Malet is a portion of a deed executed by him in 1467,* which must have been near the time of his marriage to the mother of his eldest son, who was more than thirty years old at Thomas's death in 1501.**

Thomas Malet married three wives:

1st. Joan, daughter of Sir William Wadham.

2nd. Elizabeth.

3rd. Isabella, daughter of Sir William Courtney.

I do not find any information as to which of the wives the issue is to be attributed, but from the age of William I presume that he must have been the son of the first wife; the children were:

1. William Malet.

2. Baldwin Malet, of St. Audries, Somerset (West Quantockshead).

3. Margaret.

4. Hawise, married to John Coker, of Powderham.

5. Elizabeth, married firstly to John Ashley, secondly to Hugh Trow. The settlement on her first marriage is extant,*** and a copy of an extract from it from Sir William Pole's MS. is appended.

Thomas Malet's will was dated August 28th, 1500. The Rev. F. Brown's extract from it is appended,+ by it, among his other bequests, he leaves the manor of West Quantockshead to his son Baldwin, so that from this time the families of Enmore and St. Audries separate; William Malet taking the former, and Baldwin Malet the latter.

The inquest post-mortem was held at Bridgwater in 1502;++ it notes that Thomas Malet died on 9th July, 1502, and that his son William was then more than thirty years old, so that he was born towards the end of 1471 or at the beginning of 1472.

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• Thomas Malet, Esq.1,2,3,4,5
• M, #26573, b. circa 1430
• Father Hugh Malet, Esq.1,2,4,5 b. c 1400, d. 1465
• Mother Joan Roynon1,2,4,5 d. a 1467
• Thomas Malet, Esq. was born circa 1430 at of Enmore, Currypool in Charlinch, & Lydeard Punchardon, Somersetshire, England.1 He married Elizabeth Courtenay, daughter of Sir Philip Courtenay, Forester of Dartmoor and Elizabeth Hungerford, in 1478; No issue. His 2nd wife, her 3rd husband.1,2,3,4,5 Thomas Malet, Esq. left a will on 28 August 1500.1,2,4,5 His estate was probated on 24 July 1501.1,2,4,5
• Family Elizabeth Courtenay b. c 1428, d. 1 Sep 1493
• Citations
• [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. III, p. 62.
• [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. IV, p. 219.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. II, p. 403.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 645.
• [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. V, p. 197.
• From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p885.htm#i... _____________________
• Thomas Malet1
• M, #508725, d. 1502
• Last Edited=12 Sep 2014
• Thomas Malet was the son of Hugh Malet and Joan Roynon.2 He married, firstly, Joan Wadham, daughter of Sir William Wadham.1 He married, secondly, Elizabeth (?).1 He married, thirdly, Isabella Courtenay, daughter of Sir William Courtenay.1 He died in 1502.1
• He lived at St. Audries, Somerset, England.1 He lived at Deardon, Somerset, England.1 He lived at Enmore, Somerset, England.1
• Children of Thomas Malet and Joan Wadham
  • Sir Baldwin Malet+2
  • William Malet+2 b. 1471, d. 1511
• Citations
• [S37] BP2003 volume 2, page 2573. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S37]
• [S37] BP2003. [S37]
• From: http://www.thepeerage.com/p50873.htm#i508725 _____________________
• Elizabeth COURTENAY
• Born: ABT 1430
• Died: 1 Sep 1493, Dunster, Somerset, England
• Buried: Unknown Dunster Church, Somerset, England
• Notes: in 1450, the Bishop at Exeter issued a license for a marriage to be celebrated in the private chapel of Powderham Castle between James Luttrell and Elizabeth daughter of Sir Phillip Courtenay, his late guardian. A large part of the Luttrell estate was settled on her in jointure, some two years later. In the proceedings of 1475, Lady Luttrell is described as a widow. She had, in point of fact, had two husbands. Sir James Luttrell had, as we have seen, been mortally wounded at the second battle of St. Albans and attainted. After his death, she had married his cousin, Sir Humphrey Touchet, brother of Lord Audley, but he in turn was taken prisoner at the battle of Tewkesbury and beheaded. Even in those distracted times of civil war, there could not have been many widows who had, within eleven years, lost two husbands fighting on behalf of the unfortunate House of Lancaster. She eventually married a third husband, Thomas Mallet of Enmore in Somerset, but, according to common medieval custom, she retained the surname of Luttrell until her death in the reign of Henry VII. It was under that name that she, in 1476, stood godmother to Richard, the short-lived son of her patron, George, Duke of Clarence. Her feelings at the christening must have been mixed, for it was performed at Tewkesbury, the very place where her late husband had lost his head.
• Father: Phillip COURTENAY of Powderham and Molland (Sir)
• Mother: Elizabeth HUNGERFORD
• Married 1: James LUTTRELL (Sir Knight) 13 Jan 1450/1, Powderham, Devonshire, England, Mar. Lic.
• Children:
  • 1. Alexander LUTTRELL
  • 2. Hugh LUTTRELL (Sir Knight)
  • 3. Joan LUTTRELL
• Married 2: Humphrey TOUCHET (Sir Knight) ABT 1462
• Children:
  • 4. Elizabeth TOUCHET
  • 5. Phillippa TOUCHET
  • 6. John AUDLEY TOUCHET (Sir)
• Married 3: Thomas MALLET AFT 1472
• ¿Married 4: Robert CAREY ABT 1474?
• From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/COURTENAY2.htm#Elizabeth COURTENAY2 _______________
• The visitation of the county of Somerset in the year 1623 by St. George, Henry
• https://archive.org/details/visitationofcoun00byustge
• https://archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun00byustge#page/n85/mode/1up
• Pg.72
  • Mallet.
• v. Vis'n of Devon 1620, p. 178.
• ARMS.—1 and 4. Azure, three escallops or. 2 and 3. Lozengy argent and vert, on a bend azure three unicorns' heads erased argent. [YOUNG.]
• In the older Visitation HULL, LYFFE, and VALLETORT are also given in quarterings.
• Thomas Mallett de Anmer. = Johanna f. Walham. ; ch: Will. (m. Isabella Michell), Baldwin (m. — Fakell & — Hatch) Mallett.
  • Will. Mattlett f. et h. = Isabella f. Tho. Michell.
  • Baldwin Mallett. = f. Fakell ux. 1. ; ch: Michael (m. — Stowell),; = (*f. and Tho. Hatch de Wollegh.) ; ch: (*Johannes Mallett de Wolley.)
    • Michael Mallet de St. Awdries. = f. Stowell. ; ch: Richard Mallett de St. Awdries.
      • Richard Mallett de St. Awdries. = ; ch: Michaell (m. — Alley), Arthur (m. — Coffin), Gawen (m. — Alley) Mallett
      • Arthur Mallett f. et h. ob. s. p. = f. Coffin de com. Devon.
      • Michaell h. fratris de St. Audrie. 2 = f. Hen. Alley de com. Dorset. ; ch: Richard Mallett
        • Richard Mallet f. et h. aet. 5, 1623.
      • Gawen Mallett. = f. Hen. Alley predicti. ; ch: Alley (m. — Blewet) Mallett
        • Alley Mallett aet. 20. = soror Jo. Blewet de Holcomb in Holcomb.
  • * By a later hand. ______________
• William Wadham (died 1452) of Edge in the parish of Branscombe in Devon and of Merryfield in the parish of Ilton, near Ilminster, Somerset, .... etc.
• He married Margaret Chiseldon, a daughter and co-heiress of John Chiseldon of Holcombe Rogus in Devon,[8] also of Anke and Rewe, Sheriff of Devon in 1400.[9] By his wife he had progeny including:
  • .... etc.
  • Joan Wadham, first of three wives of Thomas Malet[17] (died 1502) of Enmore, Deandon and St Audries.[18]
• .... etc.
• From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Wadham_(died_1452) __________
• Sir William Wadham, son and heir of Merryfield and Edge, .... Sir William married Margaret Chiseldon, a daughter and co-heiress .... He and Margaret had many children: John, (their heir, b.1405); Elizabeth, who married Robert Stawell of Cothelstone Manor, where the Stawells had lived since 1066: In 1453, towards the end of the Hundred Years War, Robert Stawell was taken prisoner at the Battle of Castillon, and a large ransom had to be found to secure his release. Elizabeth and Robert Stawell's descendants continued to live at Cothelstone until 1791; Joan (1431-1490), first of three wives to Thomas Malet (d.1502) son of Hugh Malet of Enmore, Somerset, Deandon and St. Audries; .... etc.
• From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edge,_Branscombe __________
• Sir Philip II Courtenay (18 January 1404 – 16 December 1463) of Powderham,[a] Devon, was the senior member of a junior branch of the powerful Courtenay family, Earls of Devon.
• .... etc.
• In about 1426 Courtenay married Elizabeth Hungerford, daughter of Walter Hungerford, 1st Baron Hungerford, Speaker of the House of Commons, Steward of the Household to Kings Henry V and Henry VI, and Lord High Treasurer. They had seven sons and four daughters: [12]
  • .... etc.
  • Elizabeth Courtenay, who married thrice:
  • Firstly to Sir James Luttrell (1426/7-1461) of Dunster Castle, Somerset. Her ledger stone displaying the image of a lady, survives in Dunster Church.[14]
  • Secondly to Sir Humphrey Audley.[citation needed]
  • Thirdly to Thomas Malet.[citation needed]
  • .... etc.
• From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Philip_II_Courtenay ______________________
• 'Malet2'
• Sir Baldwin Malet of Enmore and Deandon 'of Corypole' (d 1416)
• m1. Elizabeth Trivett (dau of Sir Thomas Trivett)
  • 1. .... etc.
• m2. Amicia Lyffe (dau of Richard Lyffe of Corypole)
  • 3. Hugh Malet of Enmore, Deandon, Sutton Malet and Corypole (a 1484)
  • m. Joan Ranyon (dau of John Ranyon of Bickfield)
    • A. Thomas Malet of Enmore, Deandon and St. Audries (d 1501/2)
    • BP1934 reports Thomas's 3 marriages, identifying them as Joan Wadham then Elizabeth _ then Isabella Courtenay, but gives no indication which wife was mother of William or Baldwin. Visitation shows only one wife, "Johanna f. Walham", showing her as mother of both William and Baldwin. The Mallet site names the wives Joan Wadham then Isabella Courtenay then Elizabeth. We follow that site which also names the daughters.
    • m1. Joan Wadham (dau of Sir William Wadham of Meryfield)
      • i. William Malet of Enmore and Deandon (b 1471, d 1511)
      • Visitation shows William's wife as Isabel Michell which appears to be a confusion with his son. BP1934 and the Mallet site name her ...
      • m. Alice Young (dau of Thomas Young of Easton)
        • a. Hugh Malet of Enmore and Deandon (d 1541, 2nd son)
        • m. Isabel Michell (dau of Thomas Michell of Cannington)
          • (1) Richard Malet of Enmore and Deandon (b 1523, d 27.07.1552, 2nd son)
          • m1. Joan
          • m2. Elizabeth Luttrell (dau of Sir Andrew Luttrell)
            • (A) Thomas Malet of Enmore and Deandon, Sheriff of Somerset (d 1580)
            • m. Elizabeth Colles (dau of Humphrey Colles of Barton)
              • (i) .... etc.
              • (iv) Mary or Margaret Malet
              • m. Arthur Hatch
          • (2)+ .... etc.
    • m2/3. Isabella Courtenay (b c1450?, dau of Sir William Courtenay) probably dau of Sir William of Powderham (see note below)
      • v. Sir Baldwin Malet of St. Audries (d 1533, Solicitor General to Henry VIII)
      • m1. Joan Tacle (dau of John Tacle of Honiton)
        • a. Michael Malet of St. Audries (b 1511, d 1547)
        • m. Joan Stawell of Cothelstone
          • (1) Richard Malet of St. Audries (b 1541, d 1614)
          • m. Joan Warre (dau of Richard Warre of Hestercombe)
            • (A) Arthur Malet of St. Audries (b 1564, d 1644)
            • m1. (1583) Mary Coffin
              • (i) Arthur Malet (dvp 1634)
            • m2. (sp) Joan
            • (B) Michael Malet
            • m. Katharine Alley (dau of Henry Alley or Aly of Dorset)
              • (i)+ issue - Richard (b 1618, d 1630), Joan (m. Thomas Fulford)
            • (C) Gawen Malet
            • m. Cicely Alley (dau of Henry Alley or Aly of Dorset)
              • (i)+ issue - Alley or Alic (b c1603, d 1639), Elizabeth (m. Henry Powlett)
          • (2) Mary Malet (bur 01.06.1581)
          • m. Henry Worth
          • (3) Dorothy Malet
          • m. John Wood
          • (4)+ other issue - Anne, Elizabeth
      • m2. Anne Hache (dau of Thomas Hache of Ullegh)
        • b. John Malet of Ullegh or Wooleigh (d after 1579 or 25.10.1570)
        • m. Margaret Moncke (dau of Humphrey Moncke of Potheridge)
          • (1) Robert Malet of Ullegh or Wooleigh (d 13.04.1577)
          • m. Elizabeth Rolle (dau of George Rolle)
            • (A) Eleanor Malet
            • m. Sir Arthur Acland
            • (B)+ other issue - John (d 29.10.1589), Christian
          • (2) Malachi Malet of Poyntington (d 24.10.1613, 3rd son)
          • m. Elizabeth Trevanion (dau of Richard Trevanion of Cornwall)
            • (A) Sir Thomas Malet of Poyntington (d 1666, Solicitor General)
            • m. Jane Mills (dau of Francis Mills)
              • (i) Sir John Malet of Poyntington and St. Audries (b 16.05.1623/4, d 1686)
              • m. Florentia Wyndham (dau of John Wyndham of Orchard Wyndham)
                • (a) Baldwin Malet of St. Audries (d 19.11.1724)
                • m1. Anne Horner (d 1689, dau of Sir John (sb Sir George?) Horner)
                  • ((1)) William Malet (b 1680)
                  • m1. Margaret Bayley
                    • ((A)) Anne Malet
                  • m2. _ Tourle
                  • ((2))+ other issue - George, Baldwin, Thomas, Ann
                • m2. Anne Harbin (d 1725, dau of George Harbin)
                  • ((6)) Alexander Malet of St. Audries (b 1704, d 19.09.1775, prebendary of Gloucester and Wells, youngest son)
                  • m. Anne St. Lo (dau of Rev. Laurence St. Lo)
                    • ((A)) Sir Charles Warre Malet, 1st Bart of Wilbury (bpt 30.12.1752, d 15.12.1815)
                    • m. (23.09.1799) Susanna Wales (d 21.12.1868, dau of James Wales of Bombay)
                      • ((i)) Sir Alexander Malet, 2nd Bart (b 23.07.1800, d 28.11.1886) had issue
                      • m. (22.12.1834) Mary Anne Dora Spalding (d 02.01.1891, dau of John Spalding of the Holme by Marianne Eden)
                      • ((ii))+ other issue - Charles St. Lo (b 10.01.1802, d 20.09.1889, Lt. Colonel, had issue), William Wyndham (b 29.09.1804, d 12.06.1885, vicar of Ardeley, had issue), George Grenville (b 07.03.1806, d 09.12.1856, Lt. Colonel, had issue), Arthur (b 07.11.1806, d 13.09.1888, had issue), Hugh Poyntz (b 13.08.1808, d 11.12.1891), Octavius Warre (b 07.05.1811, d 11.12.1891, had issue), Alfred Augustus (b 29.08.1814, d 21.03.1888, had issue)
                    • ((B)) Alexander Malet (b 1756, dsp)
                    • m. (1788) Alice Lucas (dau of Nathaniel Lucas of Bridgetown)
                    • ((C)) Catherine Malet
                    • m. William Dansey of Brinsop Court (Colonel)
                    • ((D)) Elizabeth Malet
                    • m. Thomas Charter of Bishop Lydeard
                    • ((E))+ other issue (d unm) - Baldwin (d young), Margaret, Anne (b 1751, d 07.05.1836)
                  • ((7))+ other issue - John, Francis, Anne, Jane
                • (b)+ other issue - William, John, Anne, Elizabeth (m. Philip Rose), Anne, Katharine, Zenobia (m. Daniel Hough), Jane
              • (ii)+ other issue - Baldwin, Michael (had issue), Thomas (had issue), Alice, Katherine (m. Thomas Chafe), Elizabeth, Zenobia
            • (B)+ other issue - Dannell, Ann (m. _ Garrett), Penelope, Marie, Marie, Agnes
          • (3) Zenobia Malet
          • m. Thomas (probably not John) St. Aubyn
          • (4)+ other issue - Francis, Michael, Elizabeth, Mary, Dorothy (m. John Wood)
        • c.+ other issue - Thomas, Adam, Elizabeth (m. John Trethup), Anne (m. John Vivian)
    • m3/2. Elizabeth (b c1440?, d 01.09.1493)
    • This is probably Elizabeth, dau of Sir Philip Courtenay of Powderham, this being her 3rd marriage. It is possible that she was aunt of her husband's 2nd wife, Isabella Courtenay (above).
    • B.+ .... etc.
• Main source(s): BP1934 (Malet), BLG1952 (Mallet formerly of Ash), www.mallettfamilyhistory.org (referred to above as the "Mallet site") with a little support from Visitation (Somersetshire, 1623, Mallett), Visitation (Devon, 1620, Mallett)
• From: Stirnet.com
• http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/mm4ae/malet2.php#dau3 _______________

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