Essex, Great Maplestead - "prostrate at her feete"
Lying "prostrate at the feete" of his mother whose tomb he erected - Dru Deane d1638 son of Sir John Deane 1625 of Dynes Hall www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14428597446/ on whose monument he kneels www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14265324657/ and Anne Drury www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14450695084/
Dru m Lucy daughter of George Goring 1st Earl of Norwich by Mary daughter of Edward Nevill, 8th or 1st Baron Bergavenny & Rachel Lennard of Chevening
Children
1. Anthony +++ m Jane daughter of Sir Edward Barkham 1667 of Southacre by Frances daughter of Thomas Berney of Redham
+++ Anthony (Sir Drue's eldest surviving son) was aged 8 at the death of his father and was placed under the guardianship of Deane Tyndal, of Chelmshaw House in Great Maplestead, a zealous Parliamentarian, and one of the Parliamentary Committee for the Preservation of Peace in Essex. But youug Anthony was sprung from a Royalist family on his father's side, and his mother was a daughter of the celebrated George Goring, Earl of Norwich, the Royalist leader, so it is probable that he also was inclined to the King's side ; at any rate he conducted himself in a reckless manner, marrying aged 18 to Jane daughter of Sir Edward Barkham and immediately on his coming of age in 1652 negotiating for the sale of the family property, which he effected Feb. 1st, 1653, when he conveyed Dynes Hall to Col. John Sparrow son of John Sparrow flic.kr/p/PsXdC the elder, of Gestingthorpe for the sum of £6,000 plus Sparrow's property in Hyde Park
After this transaction he completely disappears from the scene, and it is probable that he died shortly afterwards leaving a son Anthony Deane of Monk Soham - Church of St Giles Great Maplestead, Essex
Essex, Great Maplestead - "prostrate at her feete"
Lying "prostrate at the feete" of his mother whose tomb he erected - Dru Deane d1638 son of Sir John Deane 1625 of Dynes Hall www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14428597446/ on whose monument he kneels www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14265324657/ and Anne Drury www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14450695084/
Dru m Lucy daughter of George Goring 1st Earl of Norwich by Mary daughter of Edward Nevill, 8th or 1st Baron Bergavenny & Rachel Lennard of Chevening
Children
1. Anthony +++ m Jane daughter of Sir Edward Barkham 1667 of Southacre by Frances daughter of Thomas Berney of Redham
+++ Anthony (Sir Drue's eldest surviving son) was aged 8 at the death of his father and was placed under the guardianship of Deane Tyndal, of Chelmshaw House in Great Maplestead, a zealous Parliamentarian, and one of the Parliamentary Committee for the Preservation of Peace in Essex. But youug Anthony was sprung from a Royalist family on his father's side, and his mother was a daughter of the celebrated George Goring, Earl of Norwich, the Royalist leader, so it is probable that he also was inclined to the King's side ; at any rate he conducted himself in a reckless manner, marrying aged 18 to Jane daughter of Sir Edward Barkham and immediately on his coming of age in 1652 negotiating for the sale of the family property, which he effected Feb. 1st, 1653, when he conveyed Dynes Hall to Col. John Sparrow son of John Sparrow flic.kr/p/PsXdC the elder, of Gestingthorpe for the sum of £6,000 plus Sparrow's property in Hyde Park
After this transaction he completely disappears from the scene, and it is probable that he died shortly afterwards leaving a son Anthony Deane of Monk Soham - Church of St Giles Great Maplestead, Essex