died at
their birth, for the date of her funeral is but two days' later.[5]

Gilbert Deane of Saltonstall,-+-..... dau. of .....
Co. York | Horsfold under the
| bank, near Heptonstall
|
+---------------+------------+-------------------------+--+
| | | |
Richard Deane Gilbert Deane of-+-Elizabeth dau. William 3
s.p. Saltonstall | of Edm. Jennings Roger 4
| of Seilsden in Craven
|
+-----------------------+------+----+-----------------------+--+
| | | | |
Gilbert Richard Edmund Deane--Anne Michaell
Deane -+-Susan Deane, of the City dau of Symon s.p.
| dau of Bishop of of York, ... Faurie
| ... Bentley Ossory in Doctor of of Leicester,
| Ireland Phisick & Widow of
| Marmaduke
| Haddesley of
| Hull, Alderman
+------------------+
|
John Deane, son & heir.

Of the brothers of Edmund, Gilbert, the eldest, apparently lived at
Saltonstall, and it was his son, John Deane, who eventually became the
chief beneficiary under the Will of Edmund. Symon (or Michaell Symon),
the twin brother, died at the age of seven years. His remaining brother,
Richard, born in 1570, entered Merton College, Oxford, in 1589, and in
1609 succeeded Dr. Horsfall as Bishop of Ossory. He died in 1614.

Edmund also entered Merton College, matriculating 26th March, 1591, and
took the degree of B.A. on the 11th of December, 1594. He then "retired
to St. Alban's Hall, where prosecuting his geny which he had to the
faculty of physic" he was licensed to practise medicine on the 28th
March, 1601, subsequently taking his degrees of M.B. and M.D. as a
member of that hall on the 28th of June, 1608. He was incorporated at
Cambridge in 1614. After taking his degrees in medicine he retired to
York and practised in that city till his death in 1640.[6]

Nothing further is known of his life in York, except that Camidge[7]
states that he occupied a house adjoining the residence of Mr. Lau