Pedigree chart of Thomas Drury,

c. 1610

Enlarged for detail. Note individual coats of arms for each name. The pedigree was researched by Thomas Drury (1581-1616). The chart begins with "Drury, a Norman Gentelman, came with Kinge William the Conqueror 1066, as in Battail Abbey Roll apperes".

Arthur Campling writes in his 1937 book, "Thomas Drury, 4th son of Sir Robert Drury of Rougham, with his access to the family muniments in Elizabeth's reign was instrumental in recording the pedigree of his house for eleven generations, and now, more than three centuries later, the lineal representative, descending in the ninth degree from Sir Robert, has been enabled by a scrutiny of evidences public and private, inaccessible to Thomas Drury, to bring down the pedigree to our day to prove the line back in the male line to the period of the Norman Conquest."

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