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 Howard, J.J. (ed.), Pedigree of  Clovyle in ''A visitation of the county of Essex, 1664-1668'' (London, 1888), p. 22

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 ===Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle)===
-Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle) was probably one of the elder sons of Sir Henry Clovile of West Hanningfield, Essex and Anne Ryvett (alias Rivett) of Ratlesden, Suffolk.<ref>Walter C. Metcalfe (ed.), ''Visitations of Suffolk made in 1561, 1577, & 1612'' (Exeter, 1882), p. 182</ref>  Sir Henry Clovile died ca. 1645.<ref>PROB 11/193 Rivers 57-110 Will of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex May 1645</ref> A pedigree of the Clovyle family of West Hanningfield, Essex, appears in the ''Visitation of Essex, 1664-1668''.<ref>J.J. Howard (ed.), Pedigree of  Clovyle in ''A visitation of the county of Essex, 1664-1668'' (London, 1888), p. 22; http://www.archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun00byss#page/22/mode/2up</ref>  This pedigree shows an Edward Clovyle of West Hanningfield, married to Anne, daughter of Richard Caermarthin of Witham, Essex.  Edward is shown as the son of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, and is shown to have a married second son, Henry Clovyle of Sisted, Essex.  The Edward Clovyle shown is likely to be the same Edward Clovyle who is the plaintiff in C10/5/21, since the suit identifies Anne as his wife.  It is possible that Edward Clovile had an elder brother, since in C10/5/21 f.1, dated 1650, he is described as "Edward Clovyle of Greenwich in the County of Kent Esquire", rather than being of West Hanningfield, Essex, though this may simply reflect that he had leased out the mansion house in West Hanningfield.  C10/5/21 f. 2 mentions a William Clovile, brother of Edward Clovile, but William is not identified in the pedigree.
+Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle) was probably one of the elder sons of Sir Henry Clovile of West Hanningfield, Essex and Anne Ryvett (alias Rivett) of Ratlesden, Suffolk.<ref>Walter C. Metcalfe (ed.), ''Visitations of Suffolk made in 1561, 1577, & 1612'' (Exeter, 1882), p. 182</ref>  Sir Henry Clovile died ca. 1645.<ref>PROB 11/193 Rivers 57-110 Will of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex May 1645</ref>
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 Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle) was probably one of the elder sons of Sir Henry Clovile of West Hanningfield, Essex and Anne Ryvett (alias Rivett) of Ratlesden, Suffolk.<ref>Walter C. Metcalfe (ed.), ''Visitations of Suffolk made in 1561, 1577, & 1612'' (Exeter, 1882), p. 182</ref>  Sir Henry Clovile died ca. 1645.<ref>PROB 11/193 Rivers 57-110 Will of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex May 1645</ref> A pedigree of the Clovyle family of West Hanningfield, Essex, appears in the ''Visitation of Essex, 1664-1668''.<ref>J.J. Howard (ed.), Pedigree of  Clovyle in ''A visitation of the county of Essex, 1664-1668'' (London, 1888), p. 22; http://www.archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun00byss#page/22/mode/2up</ref>  This pedigree shows an Edward Clovyle of West Hanningfield, married to Anne, daughter of Richard Caermarthin of Witham, Essex.  Edward is shown as the son of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, and is shown to have a married second son, Henry Clovyle of Sisted, Essex.  The Edward Clovyle shown is likely to be the same Edward Clovyle who is the plaintiff in C10/5/21, since the suit identifies Anne as his wife.  It is possible that Edward Clovile had an elder brother, since in C10/5/21 f.1, dated 1650, he is described as "Edward Clovyle of Greenwich in the County of Kent Esquire", rather than being of West Hanningfield, Essex, though this may simply reflect that he had leased out the mansion house in West Hanningfield.  C10/5/21 f. 2 mentions a William Clovile, brother of Edward Clovile, but William is not identified in the pedigree.
 Tobell Aylmer's cousin, John Aylmer, son of his father's eldest brother Samuel Aylmer, married Lucretia, daughter of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex, at an unknown date.<ref>A.R. Maddison, 'Aylmer of Redesby, etc.' pedigree in ''Lincolnshire pedigrees'', vol. 1 (London, 1902), p. 53</ref>  This may be how Tobell Aylmer became involved commercially with Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle), since Edward was presumably a brother of Lucretia Clovyle.  A John Aylmer is mentioned in Tobell Aylmer's inventory, dated 1664, but there were a number of John Aylmer's in the family.
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 Howard, J.J. (ed.), Pedigree of  Clovyle in ''A visitation of the county of Essex, 1664-1668'' (London, 1888), p. 22
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 PROB 11/193 Rivers 57-110 Will of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex May 1645
 PROB 11/242 Alchin 463-516 Will of Josias Field or Fielde, Gentleman of Clements Inn, Middlesex 21 January 1654

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-===Abstract & context===
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+The suit concerns the property of Clovyle Hall in West Hanningfield.
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 //The Answeare of Thomas Barker Defendant to the Bill of Complaint of Edward Clovile and Anne his wife Tobell Aylmer John Higden//
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 PROB 11/45 Streat Will of Francis Clovile of West Hanningfield, Essex 19 June 1562
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 PROB 11/242 Alchin 463-516 Will of Josias Field or Fielde, Gentleman of Clements Inn, Middlesex 21 January 1654
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 * See ''To my worthy friend and honoured Uncle Christopher Hoddesdon Esquire Secundary of the Upper Bench''<ref>Chetham Society, ''Remains historical & literary connected with the palatinate counties of Lancaster and Chester'' (?Manchester, 1878), p. 273</ref>

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	''To my worthy friend and honoured Uncle Christopher Hoddesdon Esquire Secundary of the Upper Bench''<ref>Chetham Society, ''Remains historical & literary connected with the palatinate counties of Lancaster and Chester'' (?Manchester, 1878), p. 273</ref>		''To my worthy friend and honoured Uncle Christopher Hoddesdon Esquire Secundary of the Upper Bench''<ref>Chetham Society, ''Remains historical & literary connected with the palatinate counties of Lancaster and Chester'' (?Manchester, 1878), p. 273</ref>
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 ===Commentary===
-Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle) was probably the eldest son of Sir Henry Clovile of West Hanningfield, Essex and Anne Ryvett (alias Rivett) of Ratlesden, Suffolk.<ref>Walter C. Metcalfe (ed.), ''Visitations of Suffolk made in 1561, 1577, & 1612'' (Exeter, 1882), p. 182</ref>  Sir Henry Clovile died ca. 1645.<ref>PROB 11/193 Rivers 57-110 Will of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex May 1645</ref> A pedigree of the Clovyle family of West Hanningfield, Essex, appears in the Visitation of Essex, 1664-1668.<ref>J.J. Howard (ed.), Pedigree of  Clovyle in ''A visitation of the county of Essex, 1664-1668'' (London, 1888), p. 22; http://www.archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun00byss#page/22/mode/2up</ref>  This pedigree shows an Edward Clovyle of West Hanningfield, married to Anne, daughter of Richard Caermarthin of Witham, Essex.  Edward is shown as the son of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, and is shown to have a married second son, Henry Clovyle of Sisted, Essex.  The Edward Clovyle shown is likely to be the same Edward Clovyle who is the plaintiff in C10/5/21, since the suit identifies Anne as his wife.  C10/5/21 f. 2 mentions a William Clovile, brother of Edward Clovile, but William is not identified in the pedigree.
+Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle) was probably the eldest son of Sir Henry Clovile of West Hanningfield, Essex and Anne Ryvett (alias Rivett) of Ratlesden, Suffolk.<ref>Walter C. Metcalfe (ed.), ''Visitations of Suffolk made in 1561, 1577, & 1612'' (Exeter, 1882), p. 182</ref>  Sir Henry Clovile died ca. 1645.<ref>PROB 11/193 Rivers 57-110 Will of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex May 1645</ref> A pedigree of the Clovyle family of West Hanningfield, Essex, appears in the ''Visitation of Essex, 1664-1668''.<ref>J.J. Howard (ed.), Pedigree of  Clovyle in ''A visitation of the county of Essex, 1664-1668'' (London, 1888), p. 22; http://www.archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun00byss#page/22/mode/2up</ref>  This pedigree shows an Edward Clovyle of West Hanningfield, married to Anne, daughter of Richard Caermarthin of Witham, Essex.  Edward is shown as the son of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, and is shown to have a married second son, Henry Clovyle of Sisted, Essex.  The Edward Clovyle shown is likely to be the same Edward Clovyle who is the plaintiff in C10/5/21, since the suit identifies Anne as his wife.  C10/5/21 f. 2 mentions a William Clovile, brother of Edward Clovile, but William is not identified in the pedigree.
 Tobell Aylmer's cousin, John Aylmer, son of his father's eldest brother Samuel Aylmer, married Lucretia, daughter of Sir Henry Clovyle of West Hanningfield, Essex, at an unknown date.<ref>A.R. Maddison, 'Aylmer of Redesby, etc.' pedigree in ''Lincolnshire pedigrees'', vol. 1 (London, 1902), p. 53</ref>  This may be how Tobell Aylmer became involved commercially with Edward Clovile (alias Clovyle), since Edward was presumably a brother of Lucretia Clovyle.  A John Aylmer is mentioned in Tobell Aylmer's inventory, dated 1664, but there were a number of John Aylmer's in the family.