Mister Hewes Hewes, de Hewes , de Hewis

• Preferred Name: Mister Hewes Hewes, de Hewes , de Hewis
  
• Gender: M
  
• Affiliation: with note: Description: Peyton Woodard Hughes 10 August 1914 – 12 August 1969
  
• Death: Y
  
• FSID: G6JT-VDN
  
• Affiliation: with note: Description: Nancy Ruth Hughes born , 1940 , living in Marshall , county Alabama
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  the Lod Hywish of this present descent in Nettlecombe we have Huish Episcopi and Huish Champflower in Somerset and fluish in North Devon and North and South Huish in South Devon all parishes so named
  
  The Somersetshire family of Hywis or Huish is carefully traced in the pedigree Of the Devonshire descent Sir W Pole writes p 347 Stowford or Stafford and Boveland in North Devon did Philip de Hiwis hold in King Henry II's time 1154 89 unto whom succeeded three of the name of William The ist Sir William married Jone daughter and heir of Sir Richard Bauceyn of Norton Bauceyn Kut and had issue Sir Richard de Hiwys which married Matild daughter of Sir Alan Blochou the elder Knt and had issue Sir Richard he died AD 1297 Sir Richard his son married Margaret daughter of Sir Adam Crete and had issue by Emeline daughter of Sir William Botreaux Sir Richard The said Sir Richard died AD 1340 and his son Richard ten years before him Sir Richard Hiwis the fourth married Alis daughter of Sir Ralph Blanchmonster and had issue William Hiwis which died without issue and Emeline wife of Sir Robert Tresilian Chief Justice of England and after unto Sir John Colshull This descent of Hywis had possessions and were also seated at Lansallos and Tremodart in Duloe Cornwall On 2nd August 1310 Dame Matilda de Hiwis relict of Sir Richard ob 1297 obtained from Walter Stapledon Bishop of Exeter license for an oratory at Tremodart in Duloe and on the 20th May 1332 Sir Richard de Hywische Knt obtained licenses from John Grandison Rishop of Exeter for oratories at Rathewell in Lansallos and Tremoderet or Tremodart in Duloe Their arms appear to have been Gules fretty argent with sometimes the addition of a Canton of the second Pole further observes p 514 The issue male of Hiwis continued unto the latter end of King Edward IlI's time The heir general is Copleston by Hauley and Tresilian There is not any left of that family but there is of the name of another family which came out of Somersetshire

• m. ABT 1125

1. Phillip de Hewis,