John Alston

Notes:

John was the 4th son of John Alston and Dorothy Temple of Parvenham, mentioned in will of John Alston, 1704, married Anne, daughter of Wallis.

Family/Spouse: Anne Wallis. Anne (daughter of John Wallis) was born after 1644 in England; died in in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. John Alston was born in 1673 in Bedford, England; was christened on 5 Dec 1673 in Felmersham County, Bedford, England; died in 1758 in Chowan precinct, North Carolina.

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Esquire of the Inner Temple.
Mentioned in the will of his Brother, Sir Thomas Alston, in 1678.

John married Dorothy Temple on 4 Jan 1634 in Odell, England. Dorothy (daughter of Sir John Temple, Knt and Dorothy Lee) was born on 17 Oct 1616 in Alsworth, Wiltshire, England; died in 1668 in Parvenham, Bedford, England; was buried on 5 Dec 1668 in Parvenham, Bedford, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Frances Bloomfield. Frances was born in in Coddenham & Monk's Illeigh, County Suffolk, England; died before 1678. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

After the death of Thomas Alston, she married Sir John Temple of Stow or Stantonbury, County Bucks, Knt. & Bart., who died 1632.

John married Dorothy Lee. Dorothy was born in 1590 in Stantonbury, Buckinghamshire, England; died in Sep 1625 in Parvenham, Bedford, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Daughter of Edmund Lee, of Stantonbury and Dorothy Lee

Notes:

Sir Thomas Temple, 1st Baronet of Stowe (9 January 1567 – February 1637). He was the eldest son of John Temple and Susan (née Spencer). His baptism on 9 January 1566/7 is recorded at Everton, Northamptonshire, the childhood home of his mother.

He was an English landowner and Member of Parliament. He was knighted by James I in 1603 and purchased a baronetcy in 1611. In 1604, Temple purchased the Borough of Buckingham.
In 1606, Thomas served as sheriff of Oxfordshire; he was sheriff of Buckinghamshire in 1616 and of Warwickshire in 1620.

The wool industry on which the Temple family fortune had been founded had been suffering since the beginning of the seventeenth century. Sir Thomas also had other drains on his wealth. With such a large family, he had to meet significant expenses whenever his children got married - particularly dowries for his 9 daughters.[

He married Hester Sandys the daughter of Miles Sandys esq. of Latimers Bucks, in about 1585 or 1586. Sir Thomas and Hester had fifteen recorded children, 2 of whom died in infancy; of the remainder, 4 were sons and 9 were daughters.

Susan b. 1587 m. Edward Clark by 1606
Hester b. 1589 m. Sir John Rous in 1605
Bridget b. 1591 m. to Sir John Lenthall by 1606. He was the brother of Speaker Lenthall
Peter b. 1592 - eldest son and heir
John b. 1593 – d. 1594
Martha b. 1595 m. Thomas Penistone in 1611
Elizabeth b. 1596 m. Sir Henry Gibbs by 1614
John b. 1598 m. Dorothy Lee by 1613
Catherine b. 1599 m. Sir William Ashcoombe in 1613
Ann b. 1601 m. Sir William Andrews in 1617
Jane Sibilla b. 1602 – d. 1602 [8]
Thomas b. 1604
Margaret b. 1606 m. Edward Longueville c. 1627
Miles b. 1608
Millicent b. 1611 m. Thomas Ogle c. 1629

Source: Wikipedia and The Alstons and Allstons of North and South Carolina compiled from English, colonial and family records.