man Thomas Brooke, Hon.‏‎, son of Richard Brooke and Elizabeth Twyne‏.
Born ‎ 1561, died ‎ Sep 17, 1612 at Whitchurch, Hampshire, England‎, 50 or 51 years
REFN: 2307
Colonial Families in the U.S.:
THOMAS BROOKE b 1561; d. at Whitchurch, England, 17th September, 1612;
matriculated 24th November, 1581, at New College, Oxford; B.A., 4th May,
1584; was a barrister and of the Inner Temple, 1595; bencher, 1607;
Member of Parliament for Whitchurch, England, 1604-11; m. Susan FOSTER,
buried, 18th September, 1612; dau. of Sir Thomas and Susan (FOSTER)
FOSTER, Knt. of Hernsdon, Herts.; Judge of the Common Pleas.
Volume 5 page 79 states that Thomas Brook was buried at Whitchurch,
England 17th September, 1612, and his wife the following day. A marble
tomb upon which their sculptured figures lie side by side in in the
Church at Whitchurch, England

Married ‎± ABT. 1597 at England (approximately 15 years married) to:

woman Susan Forster, Lady‏‎, daughter of Thomas Forster, Sir Knight and Susan Foster‏.
Buried ‎ Sep 18, 1612 at Whitchurch, Hampshire, England
REFN: 2308
The Hon. Thomas Brooke married, in 1590, Susan, daughter of Thomas Foster
(Forster), Judge of the Court of Common Please, and nice of Robert
Foster, Chief Justice of the King's Bench. The Fosters were a branch of
the ancient family of Etherstone, in the County of Durham. Thomas and
Robert Foster were grandsons of Alexander Comyns, Earl of Bucan, who was
descended from Roger de Quincy, Earl of Winchester, a Magna Carta Baron,
and also from David I, King of Scotland, son of Malcolm III, who married
Margaret, daughter of Edward, the outlaw, son of Edmund Ironside, Saxon
King of England. King David's grandfather, Duncan I, was murdered by
Macbeth, and this royal line goes back without a break to Fergus II, King
of Scotland, A.D., 404.

REFN17816

Children:

1.
woman Elizabeth Brooke‏‎
Born ‎ 1598‎
REFN: 2395
2.
man Thomas Brooke‏‎
Born ‎ 1599, buried ‎ Jan 25, 1665 at Whitchurch, Hampshire, England
REFN: 2388
Thomas, eldest son & heir, b. 1599; matriculated at Oriel College, 27th
October, 1615; a barrister-at-law; buried at Whitchurch, England 25th
January, 1665.
3.
man Frances Brooke‏‎
Born ‎± ABT. 1601‎
REFN: 2396
4.
man Richard Brooke‏‎
Born ‎± ABT. 1601‎
REFN: 2389
5.
man Robert Brooke, Commander‏
Born ‎ Jun 3, 1602 at England, died ‎ Jul 20, 1655 at Calvert Co., MD‎, 53 years, buried ‎ at Brooke Place Manor, Maryland
Alias: /Roger/
REFN: 2145
Colonial Families in the U.S.:
COMMANDER ROBERT BROOKE, the emigrant ancestor, arrived in Maryland, 30th
June, 1650, with his second wife, Mary MAINWARING, ten children and
twenty-eight servants, all transported at his own cost. He was the son
of Hon. Thomas BROOKE, and Susan FOSTER, and was b. in Lond, 3d June,
1602; d. 20th July 1655, and is buried at Brooke Place Manor, Maryland;
matriculated at Waldham College, Oxford, 28th April, 1618; B.A. 6th July,
1620; M.A. 23d April, 1624; Commission issued to him in London, 20th
September, 1650, to erect a new County in Maryland, called Charles, of
which he was constituted Commander; made Member of the Council the same
day; Head of the Provisional Council under Cromwellian Government 29th
March to 3d July, 1652, Acting Governor, 1652. Bozman says he was a
Puritan, and Allen that he was a High Church Protestant; certain it is
that he stood high in the confidence of the CROMWELL party; m. (firstly)
25th February, 1627, Mary BAKER, dau. of Thomas BAKER of Battell,
Barrister at Law, and Mary ENGHAM, his wife, dau. of Sir Thomas ENGHAM of
Goodneston, Kent, she died in England, 1634; m. (secondly) Mary
MAINWARING, d. 29th November, 1663, dau. of Roger MAINWARING, D.D., Dean
of Worcester, and Bishop of St. Davids.
He and his sons, Baker & Thomas took the oath of fidelity to the
Proprietary, July 22, 1650. He is said to have been the first to settle
on the Patuxent River, twenty miles up at De la Brooke. In 1652 removed
to Brooke Place, adj. De la Brooke.
A lineal descendent of King Fergus II. He emigrated on his own ship and
lived only five years after his arrival in Maryland.
Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families:
ARMS--Checqui or and azure, on a bend gules, a lion passant of the
first.
CREST--A demi-lion rampant or erased gules.
6.
man John Brooke‏‎
Born ‎ 1605‎
REFN: 2390
Matriculated at Wadham College, Oxford, 11th May, 1621.
7.
man Humphrey Brooke‏‎
Born ‎ Dec 18, 1608‎
REFN: 2392
8.
man William Brooke‏‎
Born ‎± ABT. 1609‎
REFN: 2391
9.
man Charles Brooke‏‎
Born ‎± ABT. 1611‎
REFN: 2393
10.
woman Susan Brooke‏‎
Born ‎± ABT. 1612‎
REFN: 2394