– 1679) John Pepys of South Creak (Norf.) (? – 1542) Thomas Pepys (? – 1569) Jerome Pepys (1548–1634) John Pepys of Ashtead (Surrey), man of business to Chief Justice Edward Coke (1576–1652) +(1610)+ Anne Walpole Edward Pepys of Broomsthorpe (Norf.), lawyer (1617–1663) + Elizabeth Walpole Elizabeth Pepys + Thomas Dyke Jane Pepys (“Madam Turner”) (1623–1686) +(1650)+ John Turner, Yorkshire lawyer (1631–1689) Charles Turner + Margaret Cholmley Theophila Turner (“The”) (1652–1702) +(1673)+ Sir Arthur Harris, 1st Baronet, of Stowford, M.P. for Okehampton (c. 1650 – 1686) William Turner + Mary Foulis Elizabeth Turner (“Betty”) + William Hooker William Pepys of Cottenham (Cambs.) John Pepys of Cottenham and Impington (Cambs.) (? – 1589) (1) + ? ? (2) + Edith Talbot (? – 1583) John Pepys 1 (? – 1604) + Elizabeth Bendish of Essex Sir Richard Pepys, M.P. for Sudbury and Lord Chief Justice of Ireland (1589–1659) (1) +(1620)+ Judith Cutte (2) + Mary Gosnold Richard Pepys of Ashen (Essex), lawyer (? – 1664) Samuel Pepys of Dublin, clergyman Elizabeth Pepys + Thomas Strudwick, confectioner Judith Pepys (? – 1664) + Benjamin Scott, pewterer (? – 1664) Thomas Pepys (“the Black”) 1 (? – 1606) + Mary Day Robert Pepys of Brampton (Hunts.), bailiff at Hinchingbrooke (? – 1661) + Anne, widow Trice Thomas Pepys of St Alphage (1595–1676) + Mary Syvret [Chiveret] Thomas Pepys (“the turner”), trader with the W. Indies +(1664)+ Elizabeth Howes Charles Pepys (“the joiner”), Master-Joiner with the Chatham yard (c. 1632 – c. 1701) +(1662)+ Joan, widow Smith Mary Pepys (? – 1667) +(1662)+ Samuel de Santhune, weaver of Huguenot origin Jane Pepys (? – 1666) + John Perkin of Parson Drove (Cambs.) Jane Perkin Frank Perkin, miller and fiddler Mary Pepys (1597 – ?) + Robert Holcroft John Holcroft Edith Pepys (“Aunt Bell”) (1599–1665) + John Bell John Pepys, tailor in Salisbury Court (1601–1680) +(1626)+ Margaret Kite, washmaid (? – 1667) Mary Pepys (1627–1640) Paulina Pepys (1628–1632) Esther Pepys (1630–1631) John Pepys (1632–1640) Samuel Pepys, diarist, naval administrator, and M.P. for Castle Rising and Harwich (1633–1703) +(1655)+ Élisabeth de Saint-Michel, born from an Anglo-French wedding, of Angevin gentry by her father (1640–1669) Thomas Pepys (“Tom”), tailor against his will (1634–1664) Elizabeth Taylor, an illegitimate daughter with his maid Margeret Sarah Pepys (1635–1641) Jacob Pepys (1637–1637) Robert Pepys (1638–1638) Paulina Pepys (“Pall”) (1640–1689) +(1668)+ John Jackson, farmer in Ellington (Hunts.) (? – 1680) Samuel Jackson