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Mary ROSE
Abt 1715 - 1749 (~ 34 years)
Has 451 ancestors and 35 descendants in this family tree.
Set As Default Person 
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Name Mary ROSE Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born Abt 1715 - From age on monument in her memory.
Gender Female Died 7 Nov 1749 - From plaque in Broadhembury Church (see her father for details)
Buried 11 Nov 1749 St. Andrew’s Church, Broadhembury, Devon, England 
- From afore mentioned plaque. Also from burial register, PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 21 Dec 2017)
"Mary. The Wife of Francis Drewe Esqr and Mary his Wife was Buried the 11th Day of November" - under heading 'Burials in 1749'
Patriarch & Matriarch 
ROZE, d. Yes, date unknown (4 x Great Grandfather)
Ursula BRYDGES, b. Est 1510, d. Between 26 Oct 1575 and 4 Feb 1575/76 (Age ~ 65 years) (5 x Great Grandmother)Person ID I21208 All Last Modified 22 Dec 2017
Father Thomas ROSE, b. Abt 1680, d. 9 Jan 1747/48 (Age ~ 68 years) Mother BASTARD, d. Bef 1747 Married - Plaque in his memory notes that Mary was his only child.
In his will Thomas describes Sampson Bastard as his brother-in-law, Anna Soper as his neice and also leaves a bequest to Æneas Symons. Whilst Thomas and Sampson could be brothers-in-law in several ways, the description of Anna and mention of Æneas suggest that Thomas was married to a sister of Sampson, of Anna's mother Ann and of Æneas' mother Alice.
Thomas' wife could be a sister I don't know of or Rose, for whom I have neither a marriage nor a burial. Rose seems particularly likely as Thomas's father left her a bequest but did not leave one to any of her siblings. Rose was not married at the time, and is described as the daughter of Richard's brother-in-law Bevill. Richard effectively left her £200, a not inconsiderable sum (that was the amount Bevill owed Richard, and he charged him to pay her the money). I suspect the bequest was in anticipation of a marriage between his son Thomas and Bevill's daughter Rose.
** This Bastard wife was not necessarily the mother of Thomas' daughter Mary. **
(I have seen nothing to suggest Thomas married more than once, but nor can I rule it out)
Family ID F8380 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family Francis DREWE, Esqr., b. 1712, d. 10 Feb 1773 (Age 61 years)
Other Partners: Mary JOHNSON m. 26 Dec 1754Married 21 Sep 1737 The Parish Church, Wootton Fitzpaine, Dorset, England - From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 11 Sep 2017)
"Francis Drew Esqr of Graunge in the Parish of Broad=
=Hembury in the County of Devon & Miss Mary Rose
of this Parish were married"
Despite having 7 sons, only one of whom died as a child, there were no male heirs to inherit the Grange from this marriage and it was descendants of a son of Francis' second marriage who were to inherit it.
Children7 children Last Modified 22 Dec 2017 Family ID F8381 Family Group Page | Family Chart
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Married - 21 Sep 1737 - The Parish Church, Wootton Fitzpaine, Dorset, England 
Child - Francis Rose DREWE, Esqr. - 30 Nov 1738 - St. Andrew’s Church, Broadhembury, Devon, England Child - Edward DREWE - 11 Mar 1741/42 - St. Andrew’s Church, Broadhembury, Devon, England Child - Richard Rose DREWE - 2 Mar 1743/44 - St. Andrew’s Church, Broadhembury, Devon, England Child - William DREWE - 28 Aug 1745 - St. Andrew’s Church, Broadhembury, Devon, England Buried - 11 Nov 1749 - St. Andrew’s Church, Broadhembury, Devon, England = Link to Google Earth (if installed; see link below to install) Pin Legend 
