Giles Brydges, 6th Baron Chaundos

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His father's Inquisitions Post Mortem held in 1393 state Giles Bruggis, aged 30 and more [b. abt. 1463], is his son and heir.

Will of Giles Bruges, Knight, dated 19 November 1511 and proved 18 February, 1511/2
mentions:
My body to be buried in the Chapel of Cobberligh.
To my daughter Anne cc l. and my best chain of gold, which I will be kept by my brother Henry, until she shall marry;
Thomas and William my sons;
I will that the c l. which was promised with the marriage of my daughter Katherine, be paid to Richard Pole, Esquire, so that he leave such lands to his son Leonard Pole as he promised;
to John, my son, all my apparel;
Ursula my daughter.
And I constitute Henry Brugges, my brother, and Edmund Tame, Esquire, my executors.

Notes

Sheriff of Gloucester; Knight of Cubberley

Sir Giles Brugge, 6th Lord Chaundos was born before 1462. He married Isabel Baynham , daughter of Thomas Baynham and Alice Walwyn. He died on 1 December 1511. His will (dated 20 November 1511) was probated on 18 February 1511/12. He was also known as Sir Giles Bruges. He was the son of Thomas Brugge, 5th Lord Chaundos and Florence Darrell. He succeeded to the title of 6th Lord Chaundos [E., 1337] on 30 January 1492/93, de jure. He held the office of Sheriff of Gloucestershire in 1499. He lived at Cubberley, Gloucestershire, England. He was the Knight of Cubberley.

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