William Painter,[46a] of Twedall, parish of Gillingham, the author. Ob. 1594. = Dorothy, daughter of ---- Bonham, of Cowling. Ob. Oct. 19, | 1617, Æt. 80. | |---Joanna | = Nathaniel Partrich | = John Orwell |---Dorothy | = John Bagenhall |---Helena | = John Hornby |---Anthony | = Catherine, coheiress of Robt. Harris, Master in Chancery. | | | |---William of Gillingham, died about the time of the | Restoration of Charles II. | = Elizabeth, daughter of Walter Hickman, of Kew, Co. | | Surrey, Esq. relict of George Allington, jun. | | | |---Allington | | = [blank space in original text] | | | | | |---Robert, who obtained an act of parliament to | | alienate the manors of Twedall and East Court. | | = Eleanora, youngest daughter of Sir Thomas | | Seyliard, Bart. buried at Westerham. | | | |---Elizabeth.[46c] | |---Anna.[46c] | |---Catherine | = ---- Champ, Co. Suff. |---Anna.[46b] ARMS. _Gules, a chevron between three griffins’ heads erased or, on a chief of the second an helmet sable between two pellets._ CREST. _A lizard_ (as supposed) _vert, escaping from the trunk of an old tree, proper._ [Footnote 46a: Also spelt Paynter and Payneter; but neither used by the above-named William Painter, if we may rely upon the repetition of ten printed authorities.] [Footnote 46b: That Anna was the youngest child, is doubtful, from her father only naming her, besides Helena, as entitled to a portion. She resided with her mother, unmarried, 1617.] [Footnote 46c: One of these married William Wiseman, a civilian.]] Not any part of the real Estate was affected by the will of William Painter, who appears, from its being nuncupative, to have deferred making it, until a speedy dissolution was expected. It is as follows: