General Notes

ID: I004425
Name: Thomas SALWAY , Jr. 1 2 3 4
Sex: M
Birth: 1509 1 3 4
Birth: 1509 in Stanford, Worcestershire, England, UK 1 2 3 4
Reference Number: 4441
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"THOMAS SALWEY, who was in ward to his cousin-german, Thomas Acton, acourtier and servant of King HENRY VIII. He espoused Margery, daughterand co-heir of William Porter, esq. of the county of Worcester, andhad issue, ANTHONew York, who was disinherited by his father, and d. s. p.and ARTHUR SALWEY."[Direct Linage1.FTW]

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"Worcestershire in the South Midlands" web site:
Places along the River Teme: Stanford on The Maine S0715657
Meaning, Stony or a rocky ford.  A free Fishery was held with the Manor by Thomas Salwey in 1570. The Salwey's involvement at Stanford ended when the estate passed to Sir Francis Winnington through marriage in 1670. The family hold the estate today. The present house dates from 1886 but is now offices for a fence making company. Stanford lake once covered an area of 25 acres The original bridge was built by Humphrey Parkington of Chaddesley Corbett, in 1548. It was later replaced by a brick and strap bridge with three arches, this collapsed into the Teme one winter to be replaced in 1797 by a single span iron one designed by Nash. This bridge was later succeeded in 1905. The 1905 bridge is of Ferro concrete pre cast with a 99ft span. When opened it was the longest span of concrete in the world. A new bridge was built in 1971, and is of an unusual construction, having a curve, a camber and an incline built into it. It was opened in 1972. The parish church of St. Mary stands high on a hill up the road to Sapey. Built in 1768 by James Rose, as part of Sir Edward Winnington's plan to create a new park, the church stood where the lake is today . Both the old church and the rectory were pulled down. In good ashlar work of the Gothic style, it has a white ceiling, but was somewhat spoiled during the restoration of 1894. There are a number of graves to the Spencer Churchill family, who were related through marriage to the Winningtons.[:ITAL]


Father: Thomas SALWAY , Sr. b: 1465 in Stanford, Worchestershire, Engla
Mother: Jane LYGON b: 1464 in Madresfield, England

Marriage 1 Margery PORTER b: ABT 1510 in Stanford, Worchestershire, England
Children
Thomas SALWAY III b: ABT 1547 in Stanford, Worchestershire, England

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