widow of Monsr Renouf, 1667. Tho: de Beauvoir. Merchant. [continued from 3 Sr Edmond Andros above] ------++---------+----------------+------------------------+ || |6 |7 |8 4 Richard, John Andros, George Andros, born Carterette Andros, and born 2 Nov: 5 Oct: 1646. Married married to Mr. 5 Elizabeth, 1642. Married Anne Blondel, and Cæsar Knapton, an dyed Anne Knapton. dyed 8o Nov: 1664. English Gentl: young. === === === | | | 1 Elizabeth, 1 John, Elizabeth Knapton 2 Marie, 2 George, only child, married 3 Amice, mort. 3 Charles, to Mr. Will: le 4 Anne, 4 Mary, Marchant, eldest 5 John, 5 Anne. son of Mr. James 6 Carterette, mort. le Marchant, Ao 7 Edmond, mort. 1684. 8 Cæsar, 9 Edmond. At the same time Sir Edmund recorded his coat-of-arms as described in the following document at Heralds' College, Grants of Arms, Book 1, 26. fol. 98. "Whereas Sr Edmund Andros, Knight, Lord of ye Seignorie of Sausmarez in the Island of Guernsey, hath made application to me, Henry, Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshall of England &c. that his Arms may be Registered in the College of Arms in such manner as he may lawfully bear them, with respect to his Descent from the antient Family of Sausmarez in ye said Isle, there being no entries in the College of Arms of the Descents or Arms of the Families in that Isle: And whereas it hath been made out unto me that his Great Grandfather's Father, John Andros als. Andrews, an English Gentleman, borne in Northamptonshire, coming into the Isle of Guernsey as Lieutt. to Sr Peter Mewtis, Knight, the Governour, did there marry, Ao. 1543, with Judith de Sausmarez, only daughter of Thomas Sausmarez, son and heir of Thomas Sausmarez, Lords of the Seignorie of Sausmarez in the said Isle, which Judith did afterwards become heir to her brother George de Sausmarez, Lord of the said Seignorie: And that John Andros, Esqr., son and heir of the said John and Judith, had the sd. Seignorie with its appurtenances and all Rights and Privileges thereto belonging, adjudged to him by the Royal Commrs. of the said Isle, Ao. 1607, against the heirs male of the said Family of Sausmarez, who then sued for the same, as finding it to be held of the King by a certain Relief and certain Services, all which were inseparable from the said Seignorie: And whereas it hath