Descendants of Richard Neale

The Neale Family of Dean intermarried with the Stephens Family of Lypiatt.
The Neale Connection to the [Family] House of Cromwell.
Historical and Noteworthy Cromwell: Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Common Wealth.

Stephens - Neale Connection to the [Family] House of Cromwell https://books.google.com/books?id=qFQDAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA38&lpg=PA38&dq=William+Baghot-de+la+Bere&source=bl&ots=HJRuF-HoNp&sig=Nv8aM-iQ9XXtjNVyJwjGfpPdOI4&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiL26rr7f_MAhUCCSwKHdMJDosQ6AEIJTAC#v=onepage&q=William%20Baghot-de%20la%20Bere&f=false Memoirs of the protectorate-house of Cromwell: deduced from an early period… The history of the family of Neale is taken from a pedigree in the possession of the present Colonel Neale, who obligingly permitted me to take extracts from it, and from the monuments in the church of Allesley. Colonel Neale, besides the portrait of Cromwell, has some other curious writings relating to him; as well as some family portraits of the Neales.

    A short sketch of the family of Neale, descended from Anna, youngest daughter and co-heiress of Henry Cromwell, esq. Of Upwood, uncle to Oliver, lord protector.  -Anna Cromwell, 1st cousin by marriage to Oliver Cromwell, lord protector...
    John I Neale, of Dean, in the county of Bedford, Esq. married Anna Cromwell, the youngest daughter daughter and co-heiress of Henry Cromwell, of Upwood, in the county of Huntingdon, Esq. 3rd son of Henry Cromwell, knight. This lady (Anna) was 1st cousin to Oliver Cromwell, afterwards lord protector, and who was one of the trustees mentioned in the marriage settlement, part of which is still remaining, in the possession of the present representative of the family.

Neale Family  -

The Neales were originally of Staffordshire, they emigrated first to the county of Buckingham and then to Bedfordshire, seating themselves at Dean… The lineage I presently have [6/15/2016] begins with John Neale b. 1584, Bedford, father of John I Neale who married Anna Cromwell; they had two sons and three daughters…John II, Henry, Ann, Bridget, Elizabeth. Refer to Blog Post (Historical Misc): House of Cromwell  http://historicalandmisc.blogspot.com/2016/06/neale-and-cromwell-connection.html

Reminder: John I Neale (1612-1680) was a Parliamentarian -which involves him in the English Civil War [1642-1651].

Neale and Baghot/De la Bere Connection  -Children of John I Neale and Anna Cromwell: John II Neale (below), Henry Neale, Anne Neale.

• Daughter, Ann Neale b. 1671 m: Thomas Stephens b. 1672; they had one son, Edward Stephens -nothing more is known of them (no birth or death dates)
• John II Neale b. 1650 (see, below, Next Generation)
• Henry Neale b. 1651, m: Anna-Maria, sole daughter and heiress of John Hanbury, of Feckenham, in the county of Worcester, -as such, he became Esq. of Feckenham.

Next Generation -John II Neale b. 1650 d. 1700. Esq of Dean m: Hester Stephens b. 1648, daughter of John Stephens b. 1585 of Lippiatt, in the county of Gloucester and Hester Barnes b. 1585; children: Hester, Anne, Thomas.

• Daughter, Hester Neale b. 1670 m(1699): Kynard De la Bere b. 1666, of Southam, in Gloucestershire, Esq. of a venerable family, who came into England with William I [the Conqueror]; they had no children; consequently, Kynard De la Bere left the manor of Southam to William Baghot [De La Bere] -refer to Sources at the end of this Blog Post for "Succession of the Southam Estate"
• Daughter, Ann Neale b. 1671 m: Thomas Stephens b. 1672 of Lypiatt, Esq. (son of Thomas Stephens and Anne Child); children: Hester, John, Ann, Thomas. Their daughter, Hester Stephens b. 1705 married William Baghot b. 1700; they had one child, Thomas Baghott [De la Bere] b. 1728 d. 1821 (see above, her sister, Hester Neale m: Kynard De la Bere; this Thomas Baghott b. 1728 is “the inheritor”/nephew)

  John II Neale d. 1700, having no male surviving issue [his only son, Thomas died in 1671, age 2] was succeeded by his brother, Henry Neale b. 1651, as Esq. of Dean. Henry Neale, 2nd son of John I Neal by Anne Cromwell, was sheriff of the county of Bucks, 1696; he afterwards settled in Warwickshire, at a pleasant village called Allesley, two miles from the city of Coventry, where he had a noble feat, and a very considerable estate… he married Anna-Maria, sole daughter and heiress of John Hanbury, of Feckenham, in the county of Worcester, Esq. with whom he lived more than forty years: she d. 2/11/1729, aged 50; he d. 5/6/1730, aged 79. There is an elegant marble monument, recording their many virtues, in the chancel of Allesley church, it appears they had left six sons and a daughter.

More on the Children of Anne Neale b. 1671 m: Thomas Stephens b. 1672 of Lypiatt. [Hester b. 1705 is already covered]. Nothing is known about their daughter, Anne Stephens. The only thing known about their 2nd son, Thomas Stephens is that he died in 1745… *Ancestry.com Hints for Thomas Stephens son of Thomas Stephens d. 4/18/1745, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England.

  Their 1st son, John Stephens of Lypiatt [birth date unknown], m: Elizabeth Phill. He inherited Lypiatt when his father died in 1720. John died in 1778 without a living heir and left the Lypiatt estate to Thomas Baghott [De la Bere b. 1728, “the inheritor”] -refer to Sources at the end of this Blog Post for "Succession of the Lypiatt Estate"

More on Thomas Stephens b. 1672 - his Stephens Family Lineage:

17. Thomas Stephens b. 1558 m: Elizabeth Stone

2nd son, John Stephens b. 1585 m3: Anne Moulson

their son, Thomas Stephens b. 1639 m: Anne Child b. 1630

their son, Thomas Stephens b. 1672 m: Anne Neale b. 1671

John Neale of Dean and Memorial at All Hallows Church - http://www.thehanslips.co.uk/tree/J%20Neale%201680.pdf

John Neale b. 12/20/1612 d. 10/28/1680. Inscription: In this place lies John Neale of Dean in the area of Bedford and the first son of the ten children of John I Neal, bearer of arms, who led his wife Anna daughter of Henry Cromwell of Upwood in the area of Huntingdonshire, bearer of arms. Children: two sons John, Henry, three daughters Anna, Bridget, Elizabeth. Buried, 11/9/1680, All Hallows Church, Upper Dean, Bedfordshire. Memorial, lady chapel, to the South of the chancel, topped by Neale arms.

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/beds/vol3/pp132-136#fnn60 The manor of Nether Dean aka Over Dean... (note: there is a diagram of the church floor plan on this web page) held in 1086 by the Bishop of Countenances and William de Warenne at the same period... Henry VIII, after the dissolution of the priory, granted this manor in 1545 to Sir William Butt, who the same year alienated it to Richard Neale of Dean... Thomas son and heir of Richard lived to a ripe old age; his son John Neale died seised of the manor in 1627, leaving as heir his son John I Neale [b. 1650 d. 1700], who held the manor of Nether Dean in 1682. Hester [Stephens] widow of John Neale [d. 1700] afterwards married Kinaird Delavere, and alienated the Nether Dean manor to John Purney...
http://www.rostronandedwards.com/shop/Antique_Print/All_Prints&Count=2 Prints by J. Kip *about Jan Kip https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Kip All Saints Church, Dunwick, Suffolk, England.

Sources:
Neale and Baghot/De la Bere   http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=131854.9U   RootsChat… Baghot/De la Bere (Gloucestershire)...

Blog Posts for Stephens/Stevens Family: https://gray-piperfamily.blogspot.com/2016/07/blog-posts-for-stephensstevens-family.html  (Jody Gray) created this Blog Post to provide links to all Blog Posts related to the Stephens/Stevens Family. The Gray-Piper Family Tree Trunk - The Stevens Family is connected to the Piper Family.

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