Henry# Martin/Martyn

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Burke's Commoners; (Long of Hampton Lodge) "Timothy Longe b 1610 m Jane only dau of Rev Oliver Brunsell, vicar of Wroughton, in the co of Wilts by Elizabeth, dau of Henry Martyn, of Upham, in the Parish of Aldbourne in the same county, and of Inner Temple, by Jane, dau of Thomas Walrond, of Aldbourne, forester in fee of that chace. He died in 1691 and has issue ...."

From: 'Parishes: Aldbourne', A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 12: Ramsbury and Selkley hundreds;
"In 1622 Henry Martin claimed free warren in Hay Leaze in Upham, adjoining the warren. He was accused in return of enticing rabbits from the warren to new burrows, so reducing the number sent by the warrener to the London markets"

From: 'Swindon: Manors and other estates', A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 9
From this time the descent of the manor is obscure until 1600, when John Pleydell of Alderton sold it to Henry Martin of Upham in Aldbourne. (fn. 71) Martin died in 1626 and was succeeded by his son Edward. (fn. 72) In 1640–1 and 1649 Edward sold considerable parts of the manor to several purchasers.

'Wiltshire Farming in the Seventeenth Century' ; "On 5 May 1621 Thomas WALROND and others replied to the complaint of Henry Martin . He stated that he had a lease of Aldbourne Chase from William, ..."

The Antiquaries Journal By Society of Antiquaries of London "The most famous of all the Wiltshire warrens was the large area within Aldbourne Chase ...... the parties involved were typical of the men who leased rabbit warrens. They were prosperous freeholders from families long established at Aldbourne. Henry Martin was ..."

Henry# married Jane# Walrond, daughter of Thomas# Walrond and Unknown.