John de Fynemore 
John was born about 1320 in East Sutton, Kent, England. John's father was John de Feynmore and his mother was Joanne. His paternal grandparents were Simon de Fynemore and Sarah. He was an only child. He died in 1406.General Notes
A historical document (an East Sutton deed) dated 1378 (second year of the reign of King Richard the second after his conquest of England) in favor of John states: "I, John Wyder of the parish of Monketon given to John Fylmere of the Parish of Otrinden one piece of land called Goddardfield, lying in the aforesaid parish between the land of aforesaid John Fylmer towards the east south and west and the Kingsway towards the north. witnesses, John Pollard, Simon Paytewyne, John Powkelyswoode, John Reade, Stephen Blak, and others.
