The 1600 marriage of "Edmund Broughe" and "Joane Berisforde" is listed in the parish register of Alstonfield, Staffordshire (FHL Film # 96872, page 144), which states that they were married on 15 January 1599/1600; that "Edmund Broughe" was "of Brownshurst, Leeke" and the son of "Rob. & Dyna Broughe"; and that Joane was the daughter of "Matthew and Joane Berisforde" of "Gotham in A[lstonfield]".
"Edmond Broughe" is listed in the Will of his father, "Robert Broughe" ("Index of Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury", FHL British Reference book #: 942, B4b, v.25, 1968, p.64; FHL Film # 92202, Folio 46), which Will was probated in London on 5 October 1598 and states that he is: "Edmond Broughe", the "eldest son" of Robert Broughe, who was given his father's "lands" at Bronnshurst".
"Edmund Brough" is mentioned in a 2014 research report by Ann Brough Hind as follows: On 7 February 2015, Ann Brough Hind stated the following to the Brough Family Organization (BFO) in her 2014 research report entitled "A 15th Century Royal Grant of Lands in Staffordshire, Derbyshire & Elsewhere": "This Grant [dated 1477] is of particular interest to the Burgh or Brough families of the North Staffordshire Leekfryth, a stiff walk from Shene and a horse ride to Hartington on the North West Derbyshire border. Both these … and some other land in southern Derbyshire; in Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire detailed within it, appear amongst bequests and inventories of three early C16th Burgh/Brough brothers. Sons of Robert Brough of Ye Chappelhowse, Dieulacres. Edmund at Brownsword; William of The Roche Grange who had 'land at Shene with a barn on it'; and Thomas of Rushton ,whose will revealed 'My stithie at Hartington and Houses in Leicester' … Leicestershire and Nottingham. ...Edmund Brough of Brownsword has a formidable inventory including a bloom and iron for smelting it; and course, of livestock and a comfortable home. And as with his brothers, an impressive wardrobe of velvet clothes, hat, cape and ruffs. Without checking, I believe he is also the one with beaver fur mittens. It is recorded that he displayed a crest with swans. ...Brother Thomas Brough of Heaton, Rushton; besides his properties in Hartington and Leicester, left fleeces to his nephews and to various women neighbours and servants. Dress fabrics to his nieces. He also leaves monies to complete a young man's apprenticeship and cancels some monies owing to him. He entrusts to his Beloved brother Edmund monies to buy and equip a farm for his acknowledged illegitimate son William Booth … and I wonder who got his best riding horse, his fighting cocks, his purse of gold coins, velvet clothes and cape. Monies to nieces and nephews 'shall be given to them as will do right and will be told. It shall be taken from any who do not right and will not be told and given to the others.' Following the tenets of Christian personal conduct was paramount in these centuries. I like most of all 'My best sword to Edmund son of my brother Edmund with direction that he part not with it save to another of the name of Brough.' A sword with a history, perhaps.
"Edmond Broughe" is listed in FamilySearch Tree, PID#: MDZB-5HZ.
The christening of "Johannae Berisforde" is listed in the parish register of Alstonfield, Staffordshire (FHL Film # 96872, page 95), which states that she was christened on 6 January 1579/1580 in Alstonfield and that she was the daughter of "Matthew Berisforde".
The 1600 marriage of "Edmund Broughe" and "Joane Berisforde" is listed in the parish register of Alstonfield, Staffordshire (FHL Film # 96872, page 144), which states that they were married on 15 January 1599/1600; that "Edmund Broughe" was "of Brownshurst, Leeke" and the son of "Rob. & Dyna Broughe"; and that Joane was the daughter of "Matthew and Joane Berisforde" of "Gotham in A[lstonfield]".
Marriage Notes for Edmund Broughe and Johannae Berisforde-3637
The 1600 marriage of "Edmund Broughe" and "Joane Berisforde" is listed in the parish register of Alstonfield, Staffordshire (FHL Film # 96872, page 144), which states that they were married on 15 January 1599/1600; that "Edmund Broughe" was "of Brownshurst, Leeke" and the son of "Rob. & Dyna Broughe"; and that Joane was the daughter of "Matthew and Joane Berisforde" of "Gotham in A[lstonfield]".