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Edmund Sherman

Birth: 8 Jun 1548 in Dedham, ESS,ENG

Death: 22 Dec 1600 in Dedham, ESS, ENG

Sex: M

Father: Henry Sherman b. 1520-1524 in Colchester, ESS, ENG

Mother: Agnes Butler b. 1521 in Dedham, ESS, ENG



Anna Pellette,of Dedham,ESS(wife)b. 8 June 1548

Marriage:25 Apr 1570 in Colchester, ESS,

Children:


1.Henry Sherman b. 1 Sep 1570 in Dedham, ESS,


2.Anna Sherman b. 1575


3.Richard Sherman, Immigrant b.before. 3 May1577 in Dedham, ESS, ENG (bp)





4.Edmund Sherman, Immigrant b. 23Jun 1572 in Dedham, ESS, ENG

Anne Clare (Wife) b. 1553


Marriage:11 Sep 1584 in Dedham, ESS, ENG

Children:


1.Sarah Sherman b. 4 Jul 1587 in Dedham, ESS,


2.Anna Sherman b. 1589 in Dedham, ESS, ENG


3.Susan Sherman b. 17 Feb 1590/91 in Dedham,


4.Samuel Sherman b. About. 1593 in Dedham, ESS,


5.John Sherman b. About. 1595 in Dedham, ESS,


6.Benjamin Sherman b. 27 Mar 1597 in Dedham,


7.Mary Sherman b. 20 Mar 1598/99 in Dedham,


1584. June 8, Anne Sherman (Pellatte) died.


1609. Anne Sherman (Clerk) died.


Note of Interest

In the apex of the window above the Weber Tomb are some fragments of old glass showing the initials "E.S." commemorating Edmund Sherman who, at his death, left his house opposite the church to the Governors of the Free Grammar School of Queen Elizabeth for a school to teach boys to "read, write and cast accounts." that is to become tradesmen rather than aspire to enter university or a profession. Edmund Sherman with his elder brother Henry and their father also Henry were named Governor of the Grammar School when it was endowed in 1571 and were also nominated in the Charter granted by Queen Elizabeth four years later. At least eleven descendants of old Henry Sherman and these two sons, Henry and Edmund are known to have emigrated to New England between 1633 - 1640. (Taken from a guide book about St Mary's Church in Dedham)