• General Notes

  
  
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  Henry was at that time M.P. for Wallingford; and thus resident in London, during the Session of Parliament, became acquainted with Mrs. Alice Mascall, a widow, the relict of Richard Mascall, a grocer, of the city of London, sister to James, John, and William Barnett; he soon "got her good will, and having placed his affections upon her," says the record, "became an earnest suitor to her by way of marriage;"[508] and having bound himself to her brother in law Thomas Maynard, of Harrow on the Hill, co. Middlesex, that the said 20l. per ann. should be settled on her, was married to her May 1602 at St. Dunstan's in the West, London; himself described as "Esquier.''[509]

Details of Alice's family with Henry D'Oyly (of Lincoln's Inn; Wallingford Castle)