⁶⁵⁹ Sir James Ley, first Lord Ley 1624, first earl of Marlborough 1626, lord treasurer 1624–28; died 14 March 1629.

⁶⁶⁰ Dr Daniel Rolls, chaplain to Colonel Sadler's regiment in 1654, minister at Swords in 1654 and at St Bride's Dublin in 1657: Seymour, St John, The puritans in Ireland (Oxford, 1912), pp. 115, 220.Google Scholar

⁶⁶¹ Sir Charles and Robert Meredith were Juxon's brother-in-laws through his second wife, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Robert Meredith of Greenhills, county Kildare.

⁶⁶² Charles Coote, the second earl of Mountrath, was married to Alice, the daughter of Sir Robert Meredith (above), Thomas Juxon's sister-in-law through his second marriage.

⁶⁶³ The above-written will was proved in London before that worshipful and honourable man, Sir Leoline Jenkins, knight, doctor of civil law, master, warden or legally appointed commissary of the prerogtive court of Canterbury, on the 21st day of December A.D. 1672, upon the oath of Elizabeth Juxon, daughter of the said deceased person, after she swore an oath on God's holy gospels well and faithfully to administer the same.

⁶⁶⁴ Agrees with the original will a comparison having been made by us Thomas Juxon, Richard Edes. 30 December 1672.