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he pedigree recorded by the Edgbaston line of the Middlemores at the visitation of Worcestershire, made by Cooke, in 1569, and in
Camden's Visitation of Warwickshire, in 1619, commences with the names of John Middlemore and his son Henry Middlemore, who were respectively the grandfather
and father of Thomas Middlemore, the London merchant, by whose marriage with the heiress, Isabella de Egebaston, was founded the family of Middlemore of
Edgbaston.
Key Pedigree C - The Middlemores of Edgbaston
Although the heralds give no clue to the dates of death of either John or Henry, it may be inferred that
the former was born in the latter part of the thirteenth century, and was not improbably the son or near heir of one William de Middlemore, who we know held
lands in Solihull in the year 1331. It will, therefore, be convenient to commence the pedigree with: