" In the year 1549 lie, a second time, went to France on military service accompanpng the anny of six thousand men sent under the command of the Earl of Huntingdon to check the French who were then aiming at the recaptm-e of lioulogne. On this expedition, Underhill ser\-ed as comptroller of the ordnance. His subsequent history, except as connected with the religious jK^rsecution of the times in which he lived, is merely that of domestic iifc."^ i -■ /.i-,

" In 1645 he married Joan, daughter of Thomas PenyTis, the daugha lioM. Wintor npon paration of that inhoritance hart, it seems, the luauorof Huaingnani, ti! cii!,veye.i the same to JuHn Underhill.-- Dugdale'3 War. b Narratives of the Reforinatioa printed by Camden SocietT, ISCO, p. 1C2.

4o8 HISTORY OF THE COUNTY' Or WESTCHESTER.

ter of a citizen of London, of an obscure and unknown family ; "<^ by her he had issue four sons and seven daughters. Guilford the eldest son. (godson to Queen Jane and named after her husband, the Lord Guilford Dudley, brother of Robert Dudley, Earl of Penestor,) was born 3d July, 1553, and died young. Edward, the second son and heir, was bom the loth of February, 1555; John, the third son is said to have died young in 1556,'' while Henry, the fourth son, was born the 6th of September, 1561. The daughters were, first, Anne, born on St. John's day, on Christmas, 1548; second. Christian, born i6th September, 1548; third, Ehnor, born loth of November, 1549; fourth, Rachel, bom the 4th February, 155 1 ; fifth, Unyca, born on Palm Sunday, April loth, 1552; sixth, Anne, born the 4th of January, 1554; and seventh, Prudence, born 6th of September, 156 1.