Hi, gen-medievalers

ADDENDA:
ADDENDUM 1: *Robert Peck, the Elder* son of John Peck, of Wakefield.
No longer is Robert Peck, the Elder known as Robert Peck, of Beccles.
In PRFs at LDS and family trees elsewhere, including ROOTSWEB, the
challenge to Robert Peck, the Elder being one of 9 sons of John Peck,
of Wakefield, is that he would have been the ONLY son born in Beccles.
Obviously: it is a *FRAUD* to make the statement of fact that Robert
Peck, the Elder, was of Beccles, when Medieval English documents
clearly place him elsewhere than Beccles prior to the chancery court
case involving him and a child of John Leeke. Scholars are cautioned
to ignore red herrings such as this violation of *IDENTITY FACTS* about
Robert Peck, the Elder, testator/will 20 Nov 1556, Beccles, Suffolk,
England. In plain English for those who have extreme difficulties
reading the language, Robert Peck, the Elder, died in Beccles,
Suffolk, but was born elsewhere. Period. So all readers can get it
straight and correct, the true and certain IDENTITY FACT is that
Robert Peck, the Elder, was NOT born in Beccles. Any posts to the
contrary show an agenda bias of the im-poster to gen-medieval
who claim membership amongst scholars but clearly are NOT.
Originally I, Bill Arnold, came to gen-medieval to establish
the Peck Pedigree prior to gateway ancestor Joseph Peck, emigrant
to USA, 1638. Today there are hundreds of thousands of living
descendants of him in America. His grandfather was Robert Peck,
the Elder, testator/will 20 Nov 1556, Beccles, Suffolk, England.
Today there are hundreds of thousands of living descendants
of Robert Peck, the Elder, in England and America, and elsewhere
in the world. With the help a few on gen-medieval, I have been
able to establish a few IDENTITIES OF FACT about Robert Peck,
the Elder.
(1) Robert Peck, the Elder, was not according to lore born in
Beccles but arrived there, date known [see gen-medieval archives,
Oct 2007].
(2) Robert Peck, the Elder, was stipulated in the BML Peck Pedigree,
drafted in 1620 by College of Heralds, provenance to BML 17thC,
to have been the son of John Peck of Wakefield, who had 9 sons
and 9 dau's [see gen-medieval archives, Oct 2007].
(3) Robert Peck, the Elder, links to the Middleton line back to
Charlemagne [see gen-medieval archives, Oct-Nov, 2007].
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Richard Peck, Esq.=Alice, dau. of Sir Peter Middleton, Knt.
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John Peck, of Wakefield, Esq.=Joan, dau. of John Anne, of Frickley
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Robert Peck, the Elder=dau. of Norton, 2dly, dau. of Waters...siblings
mar. Leyke/Leake/Leeke
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(4) Robert Peck, the Elder, named in will of John Peck of Wakefield,
as granted land and as associated with Norton, re: that land [see
gen-medieval archives, Oct-Nov, 2007].
(5) Robert Peck, the Elder, was the "neve" of John Leeke of Beccles,
nephew of John Leeke and brother-in-law of Leeke children,
testator of will 6 Sep 1529 [see gen-medieval, oct-Nov, 2007].
(6) Robert Peck, the Elder, testator of will in Beccles, 20 Nov 1556
[see gen-medieval archives, Oct-Nov, 2007].
BA: Peck descendants, and others, with other interests in the matter,
would appreciate any further IDENTITY facts posted to gen-medieval
archives, particularly as they relate to the disputed area of the lineage
noted above in this post, already established as FACT by the noted
sources in gen-medieval archives, Oct-Nov, 2007. Please post any
new FACTS about the IDENTITY of Robert Peck, the Elder, to
gen-medieval under the subject heading:
*Peck Pedigree resolution: CHARLEMAGNE DESCENT*!
BA: Peck descendants, who have emailed me offlist, have expressed
appreciation for this Peck Pedigree thread on gen-medieval, and on
their behalf and my own, I thank the gentlemen/women and scholars
who have contributed to resolution of the proposed segment which
had been in contention since the 1930s, and no longer is, establishing
the Pecks to have descended from Charlemagne [see gen-medieval
archives, Oct-Nov, 2007].
BA: Peck descendants welcome anyone so interested to post this
Peck family tree with CHARLEMAGNE DESCENT at LDS, Rootsweb,
and anywhere else with citations as noted to gen-medieval archives,
Oct-Nov, 2007.
Thank you once again, one and all,
I remain your humble servant and scholar,
Bill
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