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 ==Theobalds of Stonepitt and Seale, Kent==

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 Bannermann, H.W. (ed.), Genealogica Miscellanea, 4th ser., 5th vol. (London, 1914), pp. 310-311
 Foster, J. (ed.), The register of admissions to Grays Inn, 1521-1889 (London, 1889), fol.682, p. 133
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 The Theobald family of Seale, Kent, was related by marriage to the Oxenden family in several generations.

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 The Theobald family of Seale, Kent, was related by marriage to the Oxenden family in several generations.
-Henry Oxenden ((1549-c.1620), the builder of the mansion house of Deane, Kent, took as his second wife Mary Theobald.  Mary was the daughter of Richard Theobald (?-c.1570), a substantial gentleman of Seale, Kent  and the manor of Sudulphs Place, Kent.  He was secondary of the Queen's Remembrance. Although Henry and Mary Oxenden had no children, it appears that there was a relatively close relationship, and she was buried at Wingham in 1636, despite a second marriage to a Londoner.
+Henry Oxenden (1549-c.1620), the builder of the mansion house of Deane, Kent, took as his second wife Mary Theobald.  Mary was the daughter of Richard Theobald (?-c.1570), a substantial gentleman of Seale, Kent  and the manor of Sudulphs Place, Kent.  He was secondary of the Queen's Remembrance. Although Henry and Mary Oxenden had no children, it appears that there was a relatively close relationship, and she was buried at Wingham in 1636, despite a second marriage to a Londoner.
 The Theobald-Oxenden family relationship was consolidated by Catherine Theobald, a daughter of John Theobald, Richard Theobald's younger brother, marrying Laurence Piers, whose son, (Sir) Thomas Piers subsequently married Jane Oxenden, a granddaughter of Henry Oxenden.

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 C 9/15/121 Peirs v. Theobald, knt. 1654
 C 22/299/32 Theobald v Peeres Between 1558 and 1714
 C 22/716/78 Theobald v. Theobald 	Between 1558 and 1714
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 He was admitted to Gray's Inn in 1613.  He appears later to have been associated with the Charles I's court, and is described as a "gentleman pensioner" in a calendar record for 1634.  The record reveals a degree of excitement.  Attending a ball in the presence of the King and Queen, Sir George Theobald had been grasped by the throat by a Mr. Morley, who called him "base rascal, base dunghill rogue" and threatened "revenge." After the departure of the monarch from the dance Morley challenged Sir George and they went out into the yard where blows were struck.  As simply George Theobald, gentleman, he is mentioned in Privy Council record as "one of the Prince's servants."  He received a pass for three years with the proviso that he should not travel to Rome.
-George Theobald's relationship with the Oxenden family was probably relatively close.  Published sources give his place of death as Deane, Kent.
+George Theobald's relationship with the Oxenden family was probably relatively close.  Published sources give his place of death as Deane, Kent.  Sir George proved the will of his sister, Catherine (Katherine) Sandes (nee Theobald), who was the widow of Laurence Piers (Pearse), and mother to Sir Thomas Piers.
 There is no direct evidence that Sir George Theobald knew Elizabeth Dallison, but it seems likely, given the proximity of his family's seat in Seale to Elizabeth's early married home at Halling (1631-1642), and his cousinship with Elizabeth's mother, Margaret Oxenden.  As seen in Margaret's correspondence with her son Sir George Oxenden in the 1660s, Margaret was a big supporter and admirer of Elizabeth, and may well have encouraged her husband to seek Sir George Theobald's help in the late 1630s when Elizabeth's husband was in financial difficulties.
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