MONKE, THOMAS.

Son of Anthony Monke of Potheridge and Elizabeth Woode of London; born

in 1516. He was twice married after the death of Lady Frances,--first,

to Elizabeth Powell of Stroud, and lastly, to Katherine Hawkes. The

third wife was childless; by the second he had one daughter, Dorothy.

The male line of Monke failed in Christopher, only son of George Monk,

Duke of Albemarle. In the female line the blood of the Plantagenets

descended to many very obscure families. The wife of Colonel Pride, who

conducted King Charles the First to his trial, was Elizabeth Monke of

Potheridge, the eventual representative of the family. (Ancient

Compotuses of Exchequer, Devon, 37-8 H. eight; Harl. Mss. 1538, folio

213; 3288, folio 50.)

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