Reference Page:  

Sources:

1. ancestry.com Search Pages, search starting with 'Constance Archdeacon', <http://www.ancestry.com>, retrieved online 1/10/2003. [Follow-up with search of trees that contained source entries or notes.  Most trees were fairly consistent.].
2. LDS FamilySearch™ Ancestral File, Search Pages, search starting with 'Constance Archdeacon', <http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset/search.asp>,  retrieved online 1/10/2003 [Similar search comparisons were made].
3. Pirate reference is an excerpt from an email from Annie Randall King, who is researching the Killigrew, Godolphin, Milliton, Bevill lines.  She keeps a website at http://www.geocities.com/pomerytwig/index.html along with links showing some of her art and poetry.  It is a good visit.  Her email follows with more on John Milliton,

   John Milliton managed to clear  his name  and in 1548 he became High Sheriff of Cornwall. At the time of  the Reformation, after the execution of Sir Humphrey Arundel for his part in the rebellion of 1549, Milliton became the Captain of St. Michael's Mount.

   The alliance between the Millitons and the Godolphins was cemented by the marriage of William's daughter, Honor, to John's son and heir. Much refurbishment of Pengersick appears to have taken place in celebration of the event.  It is said that the two loathed each other.

Cited Sources:

1. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry; 1837 by Sir Bernard Burke, C.B.; London
2. Marlyn Lewis, "Ahnentafel for Margery Arundell", Manuscript dated 08 Oct 1997, page 4.10

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