John Lade (1588 - 1615)

Born 1588 in Barham, Kent, England

Ancestors

Died 8 Nov 1615 at about age 27 in Barham, Kent, England

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Biography

John Lade, son of Vincent Lade and Elizabeth Denne, was born about 1588 at Barham, Kent, England and died 8 November 1615, also at Barham, Kent, England.

Residence

8 Oct 1624 England ^[1]

Genealogical Records

Published Genealogical Information

• Secondary Source, Tho. Watson; The English Baronetage, Vol IV.; ^[2] Data Extract:

1. ) English Baronets Vol. 4; page 229: Genealogy of Sir John Lade Esq., of Warbleton. Created Baronet 11 March 1730-1 {under King George II}
   1. ) This family was originally seated in Kent, of which Thomas Lade of Barham, in that county died 15 March 1601. He married Elizabeth, daughter of ____ Mumbray, sister and heir of Thomas Mumbray, of Sutton, near Dover, by whom he had issue, Vincent and Silvester, wife of Vincent Nehersole , of Wimingwould, in Kent.
   2. ) Vincent Lade of Barham, in Kent, Gen. son and heir, died 27 August 1625. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Vincent Denne, of Denhill, in Kent, Esq.; by whom he had four sons: 1) Robert; 2) Thomas; 3) John; and 4) Vincent; the last two had no issue.
   3. ) Robert Lade, Esq.; son and heir, was of Gray's -Inn, barrister at law, and recorder of Canterbury; to whom Sir William Segar, garter, confirms the arms of the family, viz {description of coat of arms}. This Robert Lade married Mary, daughter of William Lovelace; of the Fryars in Canterbury and was the ancestor of the Lade's of Canterbury and Barham.
   4. ) Thomas Lade, of Barham, second son of Vincent, before mentioned, died 28 May 1660; but having married Margaret, daughter of Willam Denwood, of Ebbsfleet, in Kent, had issue, three sons and four daughters;
      1. ) Vincent Lade, of Barham, who by Elizabeth Knowler, of Canterbury left issue; Thomas, Vincent, Elizabeth, and Mary.
      2. ) Thomas Lade, of Warbleton, in Sussex, Gent. {expanded further to Sir John Lade}
      3. ) John Lade, of Adsam, in Kent, who married Hannah, daughter of Walter Cloak, of Winchop, near Canterbury, and left issue.
      4. ) Mary Lade, married ____ Denne, of Canterbury.
      5. ) Sarah Lade, wife of William Cullen.
      6. ) Anne Lade, married John Roberts, of Warbleton, Gent.
      7. ) Margaret Lade, died unm.
   5. ) Genealogy of Sir John Lade:
      1. ) Thomas Lade of Bowich, in Elcham, Kent; b. 1445; d. 1515, aged 70.
      2. ) Vincent Lade of Bowich, in Elcham, b. 1490; d. 1563; aged 73.
      3. ) Thomas Lade, of Barham, in Kent; b. 1527; d. 1603; aged 76.
      4. ) Vincent Lade, of Barham; b. 1554; d. 1626; aged 72.
      5. ) Thomas Lade, of Barham; b. 1586; d. 1660; aged 74.
      6. ) Thomas Lade, of Warbleton; b. 1620; d. 1668; aged 48.
      7. ) Sir John Lade, of Warbleton; b. 1662, the present Baronet.

• Secondary Source, William Berry; County genealogies : pedigrees of the families of the County of Kent; ^[3] Data Extract:

1. ) image 358 of 527, page 343; also at County genealogies : pedigrees of the families of the County of Kent; free version Vincent Ladd of Barham, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Mumbray) Ladd of Barham, died in 1624 Ӕt 76. Married Agnes Denne, daughter of Vincent Denne in 1575. Agnes died in 1625.
   1. ) Children of Vincent Lade and Agnes (Denne) Lade:
      1. ) Robert Lade; d. 1666 at Barham; m. July 1619, Mary Lovelace, dau. of William. Mary L d. 1669 at Barham.
      2. ) William Lade; b. 1591; d. 1724; m. Margery, d. 1621.
      3. ) Elizabeth Lade; m. Thomas Smithcott.
      4. ) John Lade; m. Elizabeth Nichols
      5. ) Thomas Lade of Barham; d. 1662; m Margaret Denwood, dau of William Denwood, in 1614
      6. ) Mary Lade; d. 1612

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Sources

1. ↑ The Tyler Collection; Notebook: Laad - Ladd; Notebook Number: 41 APID: 1,1900::29144
2. ↑ Watson, Thomas; The English Baronetage: Containing A Genealogical History and Historical Account of all of the English Baronets, now existing, etc, etc, Vol IV.; Printed at the Three Dagges and Queen's Head, St. Durstan's Church, Fleet St., 1741. Public Domain.
3. ↑ Berry, William; County genealogies : pedigrees of the families of the County of Kent; published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-Row 1830.

Other Sources

• Source: S-1526730334 Repository: #R-1693662024 Title: Kent, England, Tyler Index to Wills, 1460-1882 Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. APID: 1,1900::0

Acknowledgments

• Thank you to Jenn Presutto for creating WikiTree profile Ladd-614 through the import of Judith Chilton Family Tree.ged on Apr 22, 2013. Click to the Changes page for the details of edits by Jenn and others.