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Oliver Andrewes

Name
Oliver /Andrewes/
Given names
Oliver
Surname
Andrewes
Marriage
Alice Groun — View this family
yes
English Queen
Mary I
from 19 July AD 1553 (29 July 1553) to 17 November AD 1558 (27 November 1558)
English King
Philip
from 25 July AD 1554 (4 August 1554) to 17 November AD 1558 (27 November 1558)
Birth of a son
Oliver Andrewes
about 1600
English King
Elizabeth I
from 17 November AD 1558 (27 November 1558) to 24 March AD 1603 (3 April 1603)
English King
James I
from 24 March AD 1603 (3 April 1603) to 27 March AD 1625 (6 April 1625)
Marriage of a son
Oliver Andrewes — Sarah … — View this family
about 1630
Birth of a grandson
Oliver Andrewes
about 1631
Birth of a grandson
Charles Andrewes
about 1632
Birth of a grandson
Robert Andrewes
1633
Essex
Birth of a grandson
Thomas Andrewes
about 1635
Birth of a grandson
John Andrewes
about 1636
Birth of a grandson
Joseph Andrewes
about 1637
English King
Charles I
from 27 March AD 1625 (6 April 1625) to 30 January AD 1649 (9 February 1649)
English Civil War
Royalists and parliamentarians battle for control of the country.
from 22 August 1642 to 3 September 1651
Lord Protector
Oliver Cromwell
from 16 December AD 1653 (26 December 1653) to 3 September AD 1658 (13 September 1658)
Lord Protector
Richard Cromwell
from 3 September AD 1658 (13 September 1658) to 7 May AD 1659 (17 May 1659)
Death
yes
Shared note

Names forr the Andrewes down to Robert Andrewes husband of Frances Mary Carter came from Dale Margery Rutherford Lupish and Elaine (email and online).

Additional information in researching further:

1629 will of Oliver Andrews proved at Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Woolendraper, Foxheath co Essex. 91 Ridley - this could very well be the same person. Location is similar to Foxearth which is linked with later generations (at least through the Carter connection) as is connection to woollen trade and indusry.

Reference in ‘The Middle Sort of People in Provincial England 1600-1750 by Henry French, (page 50) available on Google Books to “Oliver Andrewes, the land owning son of a wealthy woollen draper.