General Notes

b? Bridge Sollers, Herefordshire, England


# Note: 2. John de Brugge, called son of Simon in 1325 (there is no evidence that there was an intervening Simon between this John and the above man). One might argue that John was called 'son of Simon' to differentiate him from another
# Note: John (and therefore it did not mean his father had to necessarily be alive). John is not old enough to have fathered the Edmund who was sheriff, but a Hugh
# Note: de Brugg of Hereford gave his age as 49 in 1377, and might therefore have been a son. John was probably also father of Simon, b. 1325 (occurred in the same proof of age the following Baldwin was in), who's sister (in 1352) was Alice
# Note: de la Maunz. There was a Simon who left a will in 1385 (see below), but a Simon de Brugge, draper, was murdered about 1364, so there may be Simons in
# Note: both generations. John's wife was named Sarah according to Brydges (p. 707). He was a Member of Parliament 16 Edw. II (and will therefore eventually have a
# Note: biography in that series). John has one proven son: