Hova or Howsa Dod of Edge
c
1270 to c 1380 (estimated)
DOD00032
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1270
Hova Dod was the son of Stephen Dod of
Edge (DOD00025) and may have been born in or
about 1270. However there is an entry in the
Visitations of Cheshire of 1613 for Howsa Dod, son of
John, son of Cadogan, son of Kendricke (Pedigrees
Made at the Visitation of Cheshire, 1613, page
79). The Pedigrees Made at the Visitation
of Cheshire, 1613 is a heraldic record
compiled by Richard St George, Norroy King of Arms,
and Henry St George, Bluemantle Pursuivant. It
records pedigrees of families claiming or proving gentility in Cheshire. The
modern edition (Harleian Society,
1909) is based on Harleian MS. 1535, which includes both authentic visitation
entries and additional pedigrees inserted by later compilers.
1282
There was a pardon for the death
of Roger son of Dode on 18 October 1282 (Patent Rolls of
the reign of Edward I, 1281 to 1292,
page 38). This could possibly have been a
brother.
1300
Hova Dod was the father of Roger Dod (DOD00035).
1305
Hova Dod was the father of John Dod (DOD00036).
1380
Hova Dod may have died in or about
1380.