Aieux Morris

épousa Chresselda, fille de Guillaume Faussett (alias Fanyet), de Dardford et Kent, écuyer, receveur général des Taxes de ce comté, obiit le 1er janvier 1726, enterrée à Gravesend,

Henry Fausset, Esq. of St. Saviour’s, Southwark, afterward at Darford, only son of John Fausset, or Fosset, and grandson by Jane, his wife, of Henry Fausset, or Fosset, of St. Saviour’s, Southwark, living temp. James I. and Charles II. (whose will was proved 2 May, 1653, and who left an estate to his grandson henry,) d. at Darford, in 1679, having had (with two daus., Chresselda m. to Thomas Holker, Esq.; and Cicely, and other issues who d. young) two sons. The younger, Henry, by Anne, his wife, had two sons and five daus., all of whom d. young, except Eleanor, m. to Samuel Thoyts, Esq. of London. The elder son, WILLIAM FAUSSETT, Esq. of Dartford, b. in 1670. Receiver-General for со. Kent, m. Mary, dau. and co-heir of John Bryan, Esq. of Rochester, and d. in 1811, having had, by this lady, who m. 2ndly, Lieut.-gen. Robert Ecklin. of Westminster, (with four daus., Catherine, m. to Samuel Buck, Esq., and d. in 1749 ; Sarah, d. young; Mary, m, to Hubert Lucas, Esq. of the Inner Temple ; and Annе, m. to Rainard Watkings, Esq. of Gray’s Inn, and d. in 1731 ; and two younger sons, William, d. young, and Henry, d. s. p. in 1759) an eldest son,
BRYAN FAUSSETT, Esq. of Rochester, afterwards of Heppington, who m, Mary, sole heiress of Henry Godfrey, Esq. of Heppington, in Nackington, and had, with other issue [...]