Peerage Record – 40754

     Sir John Baptist Hicks, 5th Bt. was born in 1721.^1,2 He was the son of Charles Hicks and Mary Coningsby.² He died on 23 November 1792, without issue.³
     He succeeded as the 5th Baronet Hicks, of Beverston Castle, co. Gloucester [E., 1619] in 1768.³

     Ursula Tindall was born in 1510.² She was the daughter of Sir John Tyndall and Amphelice Coningsby.²
     URSULA TYNDALL, married in her father’s lifetime Richard Gawsell Esq., of Watlington in Norfolk, who died in 1538. (35) She married secondly William Butts Esq.., of Shouldham-Thorpe in Norfolk, (36) by whom she had amongst other issue Dr. Henry Butts D.D., the unhappy Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridgeshire, who committed suicide in 1632.²

     Humphrey Tindall was born in 1511.² He was the son of Sir John Tyndall and Amphelice Coningsby.² He died before 14 September 1540.² He was buried on 14 September 1540 at St. Mildred’s in the Poultry.^3,2
     HUMPHREY TYNDALL was godson to his grandfather Sir Humphrey Con¬ingsby Kt., who left to him by his Will in 1531 an annuity of five marks a year. He is described as of Bishop’s Lynn in an action for debt in Michaelmas term 1537, when William Reynesby, the executor of Richard Bartlett, Merchant Taylor of London, recovered judgment against him for forty shillings, (34a) but he died in London in the year after his father, and was buried at St. Mildred’s in the Poultry, 14th Sept. 1540.²‘ Reference: 341.²

     Anne Tindall was born in 1513.² She was the daughter of Sir John Tyndall and Amphelice Coningsby.² She married Robert Bacon after 1538.²
     Reference: 342.² Her married name became Bacon.² ANNE TYNDALL was unmarried in 1538, and was afterwards the first wife of Robert Bacon Esq. of Harleston in Norfolk, by whom she had an only daughter Frances, who was under age and unmarried in 1558, when her father died. (37) Anne did not survive her marriage many years, for Edward Bacon, the son of her husband’s second marriage, was born in 1551. (37.)²

     Mary Tindall was born in 1515.² She was the daughter of Sir John Tyndall and Amphelice Coningsby.²
     Reference: 343.²

     Dorothy Tindall was born in 1518.² She was the daughter of Sir John Tyndall and Amphelice Coningsby.² She married John Peyton, son of Sir Robert Peyton, circa 1537.²
     Reference: 344.² Her married name became Peyton.² 1.DOROTHY TYNDALL had a legacy of 401. towards her marriage portion from her grandfather, Sir Humphrey Coningsby, and married about 1537 JOHN PEYTON EsQ., of Knowlton in Kent.²

     Beatrix Tindall was born in 1519.² She was the daughter of Sir John Tyndall and Amphelice Coningsby.²
     Reference: 345.² BEATRIX TYNDALL was unmarried in 1538 ; and was afterwards the second wife of Robert Dynne Esq., of Heydon in Norfolk, the son and heir of her step-mother’s first marriage. Beatrix and her husband were living in 1563 with five children. (36.)²

     Susan Barnes married Bennet Coningsby, son of Thomas Coningsby and Chrysogen Emes, on 13 February 1722/23 at Weobley, Herefordshire, England^G.^2,1
     Reference: 346.¹ Her married name became Coningsby.¹

     Charles Coningsby was born after 1686.² He was the son of Thomas Coningsby and Chrysogen Emes.²
     Reference: 347.²

     Thomas Coningsby was born before 14 March 1684/85 at Pencombe, Herefordshire, England^G.^3,2 He was baptised on 14 March 1684/85 at Pencombe, Herefordshire, England^G.² He was the son of Thomas Coningsby and Chrysogen Emes.²
     Reference: 348.² Eldest Son (Will of his father.)²