Isabel Turner

4. Isabell, married Robert Browne Esq. of Northants, Chancellor of the Exchequer, married secondly by 1518 John Turner,

She was sister and in her issue heir of Sir John Sharpe of Brockdish, Norfolk [Sir John Bernard Burke, compiler, A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland, and Scotland (Baltimore, MD: reprint 1977 by Genealogical Publishing Company, 2nd edition), pg. 89 - says daughter and heir of Sir John Sharpe].

References

1. https://cybergata.com/roots/3127.htm cites
   1. The Blackmans of Knight's Creek, Henry James Young, Carlise, PA, 1980, p. 80
   2. The History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire, John Bridges, Oxford, T. Payne, 1791, Vol. 2, p. 497
   3. "Overton Family of Swineshead, Leicestershire," The American Genealogist, John G. Hunt, 36:3, Jul 1960, p. 161 < AmericanAncestors >
   4. "The Overton Family, Ancestral to Rev. Peter Bulkeley," The American Genealogist, John G. Hunt, Vol. 35:3, Jul 1959, p. 184
2. SHARP PRACTICE: AN EXPOSÉ OF THE SHARPE PEDIGREE FROM THE 1558 VISITATION OF ESSEX by Rosie Bevan1. Foundations (2020) 12: 55–88 © Copyright FMG and the author (document attached) Although Christopher had six daughters, only three are known—Isabel, wife first of Robert Browne of Walcot, and secondly John Turner, auditors for the Duchy of Lancaster; Anne, wife of Hugh Edwards of Ufford, Northamptonshire, also auditor for the duchy; Jane, possibly wife of John Roydon of Roydon Hall, Ramsey and mother of his son and heir, Christopher (d.1543); and one daughter who may have been the wife of Sir William Tyler.130