Radleys of Cork

The Warrens are on list of CROMWELLIAN ADVENTURERS and also on LIST OF ENGLISH
PROTESTANT SETTLERS 1590s.

The founder of the family was ROBERT WARREN of KINNEIGH, BARONY of EAST CARBERRY,
CORK.

He was an officer in Cromwell's army in 1649. Born 1624 died 1660, and married Margery……?

He bequeathed his lands to his son William, a minor. He had 5 other children….Susan, Sarah,
Robert, Wallis, and Elizabeth.

WALLIS born 1655 married ELIZABETH KNOLLES, daughter of JOHN KNOLLES, DYSERT, CORK.
By her he had ROBERT of KILBARRY, ESQ. born 1680. Thomas of Curra, East Carberry, gent.
And 3 daughters.

Anne married to Richard Gumbleton, ELIZABETH, who married THOMAS CROOKE in 1714(my
5xggps) and Mary.

ROBERT WARREN, Born 1685 died 1745, son and heir of Wallis, married in1710, ANNE CROOKE,
sister of William (of Muskerry) and Thomas Crooke.

They had 2 sons, SIR ROBERT WARREN of KILBARRY (WARRENSCOURT) and William Warren,
Holyhill. Kinsale and 2 daughters of whom Elizabeth married John Baldwin, Alderman of Cork
and Alice married Henry Baldwin of Curravody.

Source History of Warren family 1902 by Rev.Thomas Warren.

This part of line unites with CROOKES.

ISFIELD

The parish of Isfield is bounded by the river Ouse on the west and by Ringmer and Horsted
Parva on the east, at the distance of about five miles north of Lewes and three south-west of
Uckfield. There are 1,910 acres of chiefly arable land, in the parish, and the soil is generally a
light mould. Thirty-six and a half acres were in 1833, planted with hops. The population, in 1831,
was 581.

The village consists of a small number of scattered houses and a corn mill standing on the
banks of a small stream, which, after passing the village, meets the river Ouse.

The remains of the old family mansion of the Shurley's, called Isfield Place, cannot be viewed
without interest. It was surrounded by a very strong and lofty wall, supported by buttresses; at
each extremity of the south wall was a kind of watch tower, the remains of which are now
standing, and in a tolerable state of preservation. It seems doubtful whether it was moated
round: but under the south wall the fosse still continues broad and deep. The present
substantial farm house, of which an engraving is annexed, is evidently a portion of the original
building.

The Shurley arms, engraven on stone, are in a compartment over the door; and on each side, at
the base of a pillar, are, respectively, the words "Abstinete" and "Sustinete". Engraven on the
capital is the following motto: -- "Non minor est Virtus quam querere parta tueri " a maxim
which the Romans never departed from. It may be Englished by one of our own proverbs,
"Catch is a good dog but Hold-fast is a better."

Buckham Hill, in this parish, is a neat modern building, commanding fine views, erected by
Major Dalbine, and afterwards sold by him to the late James Donovan, Esq.

There is a large and handsome paper mill on the bank of the river, belonging to Messrs.
Johnston and Molineux, of Lewes, at which some excellent paper is produced.

SHURLEY LINEAGE

John SHURLEY Married Grace LONGFORD….. issue.

John SHURLEY of ISFIELD, cofferer to KING HENRY VIII, married ??? GORING of Sussex.. issue.

Thomas SHURLEY of ISFIELD married Anne, daughter of Nicholas PELHAM & ANNE
SACKVILLE…(Anne SACKVILLE was daughter of John Sackville and Margaret Boleyn)…… issue.

SIR GEORGE SHURLEY, KNIGHT, LORD CHIEF JUSTICE in IRELAND. Married MARY, DAUGHTER
OF EDWARD HALFIDE of TAMMS in HERTFORDSHIRE…..issue.

JUDITH SHURLEY married SIR SAMUEL CROOKE of BALTIMORE, IRELAND. BARONET.

SACKVILLE LINEAGE in relation to SHURLEY.

Sir John SACKVILLE was the Great grandfather of Sir George Shurley.

Edward SACKVILLE married Margaret WAKEHURST… issue.

Humphrey SACKVILLE married Katherine BROWNE… issue.

Richard SACKVILLE married Isabel DYGGS …. issue.

John SACKVILLE married Married Margaret BOLEYN . Their daughter ANNE SACKVILLE married
about 1519, SIR NICHOLAS PELHAM.

Their daughter, ANNE PELHAM, married SIR THOMAS SHURLEY, and was the mother of SIR
GEORGE SHURLEY.

JUDITH SHURLEY, 2x great granddaughter of Sir John Sackville married SIR SAMUEL CROOKE,
Baltimore, Ireland.

Margaret Boleyn was sister of Earl of Wiltshire, Sir Thomas Boleyn.

THESE NOTES ON WARREN/BALDWIN were transcribed and donated by KAREN BELL.
A descendent and researcher of same. All these people are connected to Radley family..

WARREN, SIR AUGUSTUS RIVERSDALE,
of Warren's Court,
Co. Cork ;. South Cork Militia ;
high sheriff 1867,D.L. ; late major
20th regt. ; served in the Crimea
and Indian mutiny ; b. 24 Aug.
1833 ; s. his father as 5th. bart.,
1863; m. '28 April, 1864, Georgina,
eldest dau. of the Rev.
John Blennerhasset, M.A., rector
of Ryme Intrinseca, Dorset, and
niece of Arthur Blennerhasset,
Esq., M.P. for the co. Kerry, and has issue,
I. AUGUSTUS-RlVERSDALE-JOHN-BLENNERHASSET, 6. 11 MarCll,
ROBERT WARREN, an officcr in the army, seated himself at
Kennagh, East Carbery, co. Cork. He d. 1 662, leaving by Margery
his wife, three sons and three daus. The youngest son,
WALLIS WARREN, Esq., purchased Kilbarry (now Warren's
Court). He MI. 1684, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Knolles, Esq.,
and had, Robert; Thomas ; Eliza, and Mary. The elder son
and heir,
ROBERT WARREN, Esq. of Kilbarry, co. Cork, m. Anne, sister
of William Crooke, Esq., and had issue,
ROBERT, his heir.
William, of Cork, who m. Dorcas, sister of William Perry, Esq. ,
and had issue.
Elizabeth, m. to Alderman John Baldwin, of Cork.
Alice, m. to Henry Baldwin, Esq. of Currovoidy.

Mr. Warren dying in 1743, was s. by his eldest son,
I. ROBEBT WARREN, Esq. of Warren's Court and Crookstown
House, co Cork, 6. 20 Aug. 1723, created a BARONET OF IRELAND,
7 July, 1784. He m. 1st, Mary, dau. of Augustus Carré, Esq.,

Descendants of Alderman John Baldwin of Cork
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1-Alderman John Baldwin of Cork
+Elizabeth Warren
2-Robert Baldwin b. 21 Aug 1741, Cork, Ireland, d. 24 Nov 1816, Cork, Ireland
+Barbara Spread
3-William Warren Baldwin b. 25 Apr 1775, Cork, Ireland, d. 8 Jan 1844,
Spadina, York Co. Ontario, Canada
+Margaret Phoebe Wilcocks
4-Robert Baldwin b. 1804, Spadina, York Co. Ontario, Canada, d. 1858,
Ontario (famous Canadian reformer)
4-Augustus William Baldwin
4-Henry Baldwin
4-William Augustus Baldwin
4-Quetton St. George Baldwin
4-Mary Warren Baldwin

Baldwin, Robert, 1804-58,

Canadian statesman, leader of the movement for representative government in Canada, b. York
(now Toronto), Ont. His father, William Warren Baldwin (1775-1844), was a leader of the Reform
party and a supporter of the principle of responsible (i.e., cabinet) government in the colonies. In
1836, as a recognized leader of reform in Upper Canada, Robert Baldwin was appointed by Sir
Francis Bond Head to the executive council, but he resigned in a few weeks when it became
apparent that the governor had no intention of acceding to the demands of the reformers. In
England, in 1836, Baldwin sent to the colonial secretary a memorandum that was the first clear
enunciation of the tenet of responsible government for Canada. Shortly after his return to Canada
in 1837, he served as mediator between Head and the rebels; as a moderate reformer, he had
opposed the faction of William Lyon Mackenzie in the rebellion of that year. Again (1841) he
hopefully accepted appointment to the executive council under Lord Sydenham, only to resign
when the governor showed no disposition to grant responsible government. As a member of the
assembly, Baldwin led the opposition group and increased his influence, particularly by effecting
an alliance with the French in Lower Canada, whom Sydenham had ignored in forming his
council. After the reunion of Upper and Lower Canada in 1841, Baldwin and Louis Hippolyte
LaFontaine were allowed to form their first coalition government (1842) under Sir Charles Bagot.
With Bagot's death and the arrival (1843) of Sir Charles Metcalfe as governor, the first
Baldwin-LaFontaine government resigned, but in the elections of Dec., 1847, the reformers won
an overwhelming vote. As a consequence, the second Baldwin-LaFontaine ministry (1847-51) was
formed; it is often called "the great ministry." Outstanding among its accomplishments were the
Municipal Corporations Act, commonly called the Baldwin Act, for the reformation of local
government in Ontario; an act to revise the judicial system; and an act to transform King's
College into the nonsectarian Univ. of Toronto (over the violent opposition of Bishop John
Strachan).

Bibliography

See biography by G. E. Wilson (1933); S. Leacock, Mackenzie, Baldwin, LaFontaine, Hincks (rev.
ed. 1926); R. W. Langstone, Responsible Government in Canada (1931).

Index of Marriage License Bonds for Cork & Ross

Alice BALDWIN & William WARREN 1804
Robert BALDWIN & Barbara Spread 1769

Elizabeth Lawton & Robert WARREN 1780
Elizabeth Lawton, m Sir Robert Warren, b 20 Aug 1723 in Warren's Court,Cork; d 1811 in
Crookstown House, co Cork., son of Robert Warren and Ann Crooke. NOTES on Sir Robert
Warren: 1st Bt, of Warrenscourt, co Cork

Richard Newman Perry & Margaret Catherine Winifred WARREN 1834
(dau. of William Warren of Holyhill, Kinsale)

Other Cork marriages - dates unknown

Mary Jane Perry & Judge Robert WARREN after 1820

Misc. notes:

National Archives

Testator Name Warren, William Status/Occupation County Parish Address Date of Death Date of
Will 1834 Date of Grant Where proved/granted Cloyne Diocese Granted To Executor Last Name
Warren Executor First Name Alice Executor Address Mirtletown Document Type -Will Document
Status-Transcript Notes NA Ref IWR/1834/F/39

HISTORY OF SIR JOHN SACKVILLE, ancestor of Sir George Shurley.

Source Weald of Kent

Sir John Sackville, who was sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, reign Henry V111, married MARGARET
BOLEYN, the aunt of ANNE BOLEYN so that his son , Richard was first cousin to the Queen. This
Richard Sackville was a man of outstanding ability. He grew very rich by his dealings in land in
many counties, often the former possessions of suppressed chantry and attainted noblemen, his
name appears more closely in the Close rolls of that period… It was jestingly said of him that his
name should be Fill Sack, not Sackville.

He acquired the lands of the Chantry of St.Marie 1550 those of of the Fraternity of Saint
Katherine, probably at about the same time.. Tablehurst in 1559, Imberhorne in 1560 and
Alchorne in 1564.The manor of Broome, which included the greater part of the village of
Hartfield,was purchased some time after 1584. Coninghurst was also I n his possession at time of
his death, April 21, 1564. His only son Thomas, born 1536 was one of the most prominent men of
his time.

Another child of Sir John Sackville and Margaret Boleyn was ANNE SACKVILLE who married SIR
NICHOLAS PELHAM. Ann's daughter Anne Pelham was mother of SIR GEORGE SHURLEY, LORD
CHIEF JUSTICE OF IRELAND.

NOTES ON SACKVILLE…………
DORSET, DUKE OF, (SACKVILLE GERMAIN) PEER OF GREAT BRITAIN
Source Genealogy of Existing British Peerage with Sketches of family by Edmund Lodge

HERBRUND de SACKVILLE, who came into England with William the Conquerer, and settled at
BUCKHURST, in SUSSEX, was ancestor in 14th generation of JOHN SACKVILLE, of
CHIDDINGLEIGH, Co. SUSSEX who died in 1557, possessing extensive estates in various counties.
He married MARGARET, 2nd daughter of SIR WILLIAM BOLEYN,KNIGHT and sister of THOMAS,
EARL OF WILTSHIRE AND ORMOND, whose daughter ANNE, was mother of QUEEN ELIZABETH.
He was father by her of SIR RICHARD SACKVILLE, who having lived in great honour, held
several important offices under KING EDWARD VI,. QUEEN MARY and in early part of her reign,
QUEEN ELIZABETH, and greatly increased his possessions, died 1556 and was succeeded by his
son.

THOMAS, afterwards LORD BUCKHURST and EARL OF DORSET.K.G He stood in favour of QUEEN
ELIZABETH, his kinswoman, was created by her BARON OF BUCKHURST, Co.SUSSEX, in 1567
and continued throughout his life faithfully and with ability to serve her majesty and King James
her successor, as all his descendents, Earls and Dukes of Dorset, have done by their respective
sovereigns, holding the highest office of trust and dignity under the government, and supporting
the Crown and Constitution under all difficulties, which what has been termed the hereditary
talent of the house of SACKVILLE, till the close of the last century, the death of the 3rd duke left
his honours and estates to an infant.

THOMAS, 1st EARL, LORD TREASURER, was created by QUEEN ELIZABETH, BARON BUCKHURST
in 1567 and by JAMES 1 in 1603, EARL OF DORSET. He died 1608 and was succeeded by his son
ROBERT, 2nd EARL father of RICHARD and EDWARD, successively 3rd and 4th EARLS. The 3rd
EARL died without surviving issue male 1624 and the 4th EARL K.G. his brother, was succeeded
in 1632 by his son RICHARD, 5th EARL. He died in 1677 having married FRANCES, daughter of
LIONEL CRANFIELD, ist EARL of MIDDELESEX. And at length heir of LIONEL, 3rd EARL her
brother, whose titles became extinct on his death in 1674, by her he was father of CHARLES, his
successor, 6th EARL K.G who during his father's lifetime had been created in 1675, BARON
CRANFIELD of CRANFIELD and EARL OF MIDDLESEX. He died in 1706 and was succeeded by his
son LIONEL 7th EARL K.G created DUKE OF DORSET in 1720.

Note: His Grandfather was SIR JOHN SACKVILLE married to MARGARET BOLEYN who was great
grandfather to SIR GEORGE SHURLEY.

CROOKE LINEAGE as related to Warrens of Warrenscourt. Source CLDS.****denotes relationship
(gt gfr)

THOMAS CROOKE of INCHIRAHELL and other properties in Cork m.bond 28/12/1687 ALICE dau. Of
WILLIAM FIELD of St Finbarrs Cork***************

1, WILLIAM CROOKE of INCHIRAHELL m. (Mar.bond 28 May, 1713) SUSANNA daughter of
…..WALLIS of St. Finbars Cork. and died 14th May 1775 aged 90 leaving issue Thomas of
Inchirahell dsp. (admon. Of will granted 21 Aug 1786)(Great Uncle)

2. THOMAS of whom presently.

1.. ANNE marr. bond 27th April 1716) ROBERT WARREN of KILBARRY or WARRENSCOURT.
KILBROGAN He died 1743.

2. ELINOR m. (mar.bond 20/2/1720) William Bayley of Nohoval.

Youngest.son THOMAS CROOKE of Inchirhell Co. Cork Freeman of Cork City 1/2/1713 M. (marr
bond 23 Nov. 1714) ELIZABETH , dau …. WARREN of Warrenscourt,Kilbrogan. Thomas died 1768 .
*************** ( 5times great grandparents)

WILLIAM CROOKE of Dereen, Magourney, Cork married 5/3/1753 ELIZABETH, E.d.o PHILIP HAWES
CROSS of Cronodymore , Aglish , Cork by his wife Elizabeth dau of HENRY BALDWIN of Mt
Pleasant Cork********** W.Crooke 4xtimes gt gp. Henry Baldwin 6xgt gfr and Philip Hawes Cross
5xgt gfr.

The issue of WILLIAM CROOKE and Elizabeth Cross are Wiliam of Ahavrin Cork md 1728 MARY
dau. of

REV RICHARD BROWNE of Coolcower( Rev Browne is related to Lindsays, Gardes)

ELIZABETH CROOKE md 1757 Capt. Robert Travers RN of Abbeyville Magourney Cork

ALICE CROOKE mar.1786 HENRY LINDSAY of MONALLIG, CANNAWAY CORK *******************He
mar Eliz Davies 2ndly but there was NO ISSUE. from her. Descent is from ALICE CROOKE.

CATHERINE CROOKE mar. WEB GILLMAN 1786

ANNE CROOKE mar PATRICK RONAYNE 1788.