Jone Gynger

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     Jone was born in Buckinghamshire, England. She was the daughter of John Gynger.1,2 Jone married Thomas Baldwin of Wendover, son of Robert Baldewyn and Agnes Dolte, in Buckinghamshire, England. Thomas and Jone had children: John and Agnes. Jone's husband, Thomas, died after 7 May 1522 in Wendover, leaving her a widow.

Family

Thomas Baldwin of Wendover b. c 1498, d. a 7 May 1522

Citations

  1. [S661] William Page, A History of the County of Buckingham, Voume 2 pages 312-319 - the tenement called Brownes passed into the hands of John Ginger, yeoman, before 1607, when he sold it to his son Michael for £300.
  2. [S662] St Leonards, Buckinghamshire, The Muster Role for 1522 tells us that at that time St Leonards was a hamlet of some 30-40 residents. The lands were shared between Missenden Abbey, which owned the then self-contained manor at Dundridge and the Earls of Salisbury who held the lands until Henry VIII's time who seized them from the Abbey and had Margaret Pole, 8th Countess of Salisbury beheaded. Henry subsequently granted Dundridge to Sir John Baldwin and two smaller estates called Brownes and Bruns, still identifiable today, to one John Ginger. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page