376:"Here Lyeth Bvried the Body of Richard Trevill, Esqr.,who died Avgvst the XXVI., 1648. Aged 73. Here Lyeth Bvried the Bodyes of Richard Trevill, Esqr., Nephew and Heire of the Aforesaid Richard, who died April the 4th, 1662. Aged 51. And also of Mary his Wife, who died the XXV. day of Febrvary, 1663. Aged 57. Here Lyeth Bvried the Body of Richard Trevill, Esq., Sonn of the said Richard and Mary, who died Janvary the XIX. 1665. Aged 19. This Monvment was Erected by William Trevill, of Bvtshead, Esq., in the year of ovr Lord 1667, to Perpetuate ye memorie of his Worshipfull Predecessors and Relations here buried.
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65:, and was sold by Sir Arthur Gorges to the Trevill family, wealthy merchants from Plymouth. The mansion house of the Trevills was demolished in the early 19th century, and only ruins survive, namely of a few outer walls and granite arches. Rogers wrote: "The venerable home of the Budocksheds has been destroyed, but two fine old barns - one of grand proportions - and a picturesque granite gateway, still remain to attest its aforetime importance". A monument to the Gorges family survives in St Budeaux Church.
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362:"Roger Budockshead of Budockshead Esquire ob: 1576; Sir William Gorges Kn: ob: 1583; Dame Winifred Gorges, ob: 1599; Tristram Gorges of Budockshead Esq: ob: 1607; Mrs. Elizabeth Gorges ob: 1607; Restored 1881 chiefly at the expense of the Historical Society and Citizens of the state of Maine, U.S.A., in memory of Sir Ferdinando Gorges the first Proprietor and Governor of that Province. A.D. 1635, aided by some connections of the Gorges family in England".
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357:; 4: Gorges and Budockshed quarterly; 5: Budockshed, with crest. The original inscription, which was probably gilded on it, had disappeared, but the sculptured date, 1600, remains. The monument had become greatly dilapidated, but was restored in 1881, with the following inscription:
391:"Also Here Lyeth The Body of William Trevill of Butshead, Esq., Father of Lethbridge Trevill, who departed this Life the 18th Day of May, 1680. Also Here Lyeth the Body of Lethbridge Trevill, Son of William Trevill of Butshead, Esq., who departed this Life 27th of February, 1699"
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Tristram Gorges, son and heir of his mother, from whom he inherited
Budockshed, married Elizabeth Cole, daughter of Martin Cole of Cole-Anger, by whom he had four daughters (two of whom married Courtenays of the Landrake descent, and another Trelawney) and one
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William Gorges (died 1538), who married Winifred Budockshed, heiress of Budockshed. He was a Vice-Admiral, Deputy of Ireland, and a Gentleman Pensioner of Queen Elizabeth, a member of the Gorges family of
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Phillip
Budockshed (died 1570), son, who having married Margery Smith, daughter of Robert Smith of Tregonyke in Cornwall, died without children, leaving his three surviving sisters as co-heiresses:
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in Devon. According to the
Heraldic Visitations of Devon, his younger son was Walter de Budockshed, whose granddaughter Elizabeth de Budockshed married Sir John Basset of
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The
Trevill family is memorialised by a street name in Plymouth. In St Budeaux Church, below an elaborate monument to earlier members of the Trevill family, is a
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in Dorset, but which adopted the surname Gorges in compliance with a maternal inheritance. The matter is explained in the important 14th-century heraldic case of
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Anthony de
Budockshed, son, who married Elizabeth Strode, daughter of William Strode of Parham in Dorset, a junior branch of the Strode family of
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It was for fourteen generations the seat of the de
Budockshed family which took its name from the estate. It then passed to the Gorges family of
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Roger
Budockshed (died 1576/7), son, who married Frances Champernowne, third daughter of Sir Philip Champernowne (1479–1545) of Modbury,
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William Gorges, son and heir, who died childless. He disinherited his sisters and bequeathed
Budockshed to his uncle Sir Arthur Gorges.
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Wenefride
Budockshed, wife of Sir William Gorges (died 1538), whose share of her paternal inheritance was Budockshed
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Morton), by whom he had two sons, including Walter de Budockshed (whom Pole states to have been ancestor of the
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Thomas de Budockshed, son, who married Jone Trencrek, daughter and heiress of John Trencrek of Trenhall
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In the Budockshed aisle of St Budeaux Church is a monument to the Trevill family inscribed as follows:
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William de Budockshed, son and heir, who married Jone Prous, daughter and heiress of Richard Prous of
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Nicholas de Budockshed, son, who married Cecily Trevalrand, daughter and heiress of Henry Trevalrand (
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design. The slate slab and front and sides of the altar tomb displays coats of arms as follows: 1:
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Robert de Budockshed, son, who married Anne Pomeroy, daughter of Sir Thomas Pomeroy (died 1446),
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Thomas de Budockshed, son, who married Margaret Halwell, daughter of Sir John Halwell
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of the Gorges monument in St Budeaux Church, with arms of Gorges quartering Cole
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Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon
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Elizabeth Budockshed, wife of John Amidas of Plymouth
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Thomas de Budockshed, who married a certain Elizabeth
692:(ed.), London, 1791, pp. 334–5, "St Budocks"
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16:Historic estate in Devon, England
112:William de Budockshed, successor
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49:, England.
31:Budeokshead
400:References
323:altar tomb
193:Henry VIII
158:in Devon,
39:St Budeaux
35:Budokeside
20:Budockshed
341:; Crest:
335:strapwork
312:strapwork
295:Middlesex
133:of Devon)
736:Category
698:, (Ed.)
191:to King
172:in Devon
138:Chagford
43:Plymouth
27:Budshead
676:Sources
367:Trevill
331:reredos
315:reredos
291:Chelsea
246:Wraxall
170:Newnham
162:in 1427
63:Bristol
59:Wraxall
53:History
41:, near
651:Rogers
478:Rogers
442:Rogers
250:Dyrham
222:Gorges
142:Tehidy
92:proper
622:Pole,
123:alias
95:, or
47:Devon
24:alias
285:Sir
279:son.
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