John Dod of Smith’s Pentrey or
Smithfield in Broxton
c
1305 to c 1360 (estimated)
DOD00036
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1305
John was the son of Hova Dod of Edge (DOD00032) and may have been born in or
about 1305.
1330
John married Margery, daughter of
Hugh le Byrd of Broxton.
More reconciliation of dates
required here. Ther marriage may have been in 1369?
Pedigrees Made at the Visitation
of Cheshire, 1613 is a heraldic record
compiled by Richard St George, Norroy King of Arms,
and Henry St George, Bluemantle Pursuivant o Arms. It
records pedigrees of families claiming or proving gentility in Cheshire. The
modern edition (Harleian Society, 1909) is based on Harleian MS. 1535, which
includes both authentic visitation entries and additional pedigrees inserted by
later compilers. The descent of the Dods of Smithes Pentrey or Smithfield in Broxton are recorded at Pedigrees
Made at the Visitation of Cheshire, 1613,
The Record Society (1909), page
82.
1360
John may have lived until about
1360.
Margery le Bird, who was the wife
of Wills de Bickerton, had lands in Broxton which belonged to Hugh le Bird. 44
E. 3, 1369. Witnesses Tho. of Egerfcon Wm of Bulkeley
Wm of Malopassh Wm Dodd of Broxton & John Dodd of
Broxton (Pedigrees
Made at the Visitation of Cheshire, 1613,
The Record Society (1909), page
82).