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Lewes STUCLEY
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Name Lewes STUCLEY Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Gender Male Died Yes, date unknown Notes - (Research):Possibly the same person as this Lewis Stucley. He appears from Vivian to have been an only child, is, and whilst no age is given his parents married in 1627 so he was most likely born soon after that and so of a similar age to Alice. The marriage shown in Vivian was not until 1670-1 when Lewes is likely to have been aged around 40, so could well have been a widower.
Another possibility is the above Lewes's cousin, the Lewis Stucley who was chaplain to Oliver Cromwell (both shown in Vivian, Devon vis., p.722), a second son, as his elder brother was aged just 17 in 1637/8 when their father died, so Lewes was probably born in the 1620s. The marriage for him in Vivian was in 1672/3, so again could well have been a widower.
Person ID I25206 All Last Modified 12 Apr 2024
Family Alice BASTARD, bap. 3 Sep 1640, All Saints’ Church, West Alvington, Devon, England 
, d. Abt 1673 (Age ~ 32 years) Married - If the grant of admon. was late compared with most the Lewis that Alice married could have been the one who married Elizabeth Alsopp on 5 Feb 1670/71 or the one who married Susanna Dennis on 6 Jan 1672-3
Last Modified 16 Oct 2019 Family ID F9822 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- (Research):Possibly the same person as this Lewis Stucley. He appears from Vivian to have been an only child, is, and whilst no age is given his parents married in 1627 so he was most likely born soon after that and so of a similar age to Alice. The marriage shown in Vivian was not until 1670-1 when Lewes is likely to have been aged around 40, so could well have been a widower.