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John Guest. M.Bus, Grad Dip IR/HRM, B.Ed, B.A. (born 2nd December 1960) (John Lindsay Robert Guest) is a researcher and author.

John Guest's (1960-) notariety stems from a validated genealogical trace spanning a milennium. His completed research is captured across four books, known as the Guest Family History books:

  • Guest Family History, Paternal Trace, Volume I, 24th September, 2024 [1].
  • Guest Family History, Maternal Trace Volume II, 24th December, 2024 [2].
  • Petition for Succession, Hallifax Family History, Earldom of Oxford, 1st Creation, December 1066, 15th February, 2023 [3].
  • Supplemental Petition for Declaring Edgar the Atheling was Created Earl by William I, 24th September 2024.
Cover pages to the Guest Family History, Volumes I, II, II, researcher and author, John Lindsay Robert Guest, September 24, 2024.


A history of John Guest working collaboratory with the senior officer of the College of Arms

John worked collaboratory with senior officers of the College of Arms since 2018. Initially, with Sir Thomas Woodcock (1951-) [4] who served as Garter Principal King of Arms at the College of Arms from 2010 to 2021 and Mr Grant Bavister, Officer in Waiting. It is they who verified the authenticity of a family pedigree chart that John Guest inherited from his maternal grandfather, Augustus Hallifax Hay (1910-1985). This led to a comprehensive family records restoration project for John Lindsay Robert Guest's (1960-) paternal and maternal heritage, and for the maternal heritage he shared with his cousins by degree, renowned former international cricketer, Dennis Keith Lillee (1949-) AM, MBE [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] and Darren John Halifax (1965-), BA [10] [11] [12].

Guest was able to trace his and Lillee and Halifax's heritage along their shared bloodlines to and beyond the Norman Conquest. First records were restored for them tying them to their shared 5th great grandfather Reverend Robert Hallifax (1761-1838), M.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford. This Robert Hallifax was the most recent of six of their lineal ancestors stepped out in the College of Arms Hallifax Pedigree, Transcript, Ms 7D14/45, last updated with the College on the 16th December, 1788 [13].

This Reverend Robert Hallifax (1761-1838) marked clearly near the bottom of the chart submitted below, was formerly a Demi of Magdalen College, Oxford, and for fifty-three years the Vicar of Standish with Hardwicke, Gloucstershire. He moved to Standish from Berkshire, by invitation by his older 1st cousin (citations needed) [14], Bishop Samuel Hallifax (1733-1793) [15]. Robert was married to Guest, Lillee and Halifax's 5th great grandmother, Sarah Sentence, on the 30th April 1782 [16].

At the top of the chart submitted below, the reader is directed to the first of Guest, Lillee and Halifax's lineal ancestors entered into the Hallifax family pedigree, Coll. Arm. Transcript, Ms 7D14/45. His name is Robert Waterhouse (1586-1634), Rector of Springthorpe in the County of Lincoln, and he was the first in the family to take the name Hallifax. He is John Guest, Dennis Lillee and Darren Hallifax's confirmed 10th great grandfather. The same record, Ms 7D14/45 shows Robert married Margaret Benson, the daughter of Thomas Benson.

Unravalled by Guest (2022, 2023 and 2024) was the identity of Robert's parents, namely Robert Waterhouse (1544-1598), MP (citations needed) and his wife, Jane Waterhouse (c1550-aft 1607), nee Waterton (citations needed). They held the manor of Shibden Hall, Halifax, West Yorkshire (citations needed).

Robert's father, Robert Waterhouse (1544-1598), MP, and Lord of the Manor, Shibden Hall, is confirmed to be descended from Sir Gilbert Waterhouse, or "Ab Aquae, Domo, Knt" and his wife Isabella Waterhouse, daughter of Sir Richard de Longvale, the co-heir, of her brother, Sir John de Longvale, Knt [17] [18] [19]. It is Gilbert and Isabella who now recognised are the earliest patrilineal ancestors enjoyed by Robert Waterhouse (1544-1598), MP of Shibden Hall [20] supported by authentic genealogical records the Crown relies [21] [22].

The longest of Guest, Lillee and Halifax's verifiable bloodlines

Waterhouse (Hallifax) bloodline

Amongst the deepest amongst all of Guest, Lillee and Halifax's shared ancient bloodlines flowing into the Hallifax pedigree chart Ms 7D14/45 verified by the College of Arms and flowing first to their 10th great grandfather, Robert Waterhouse (1586-1634), Rector of Springthorpe, first to take the name Hallifax, is the Waterton bloodline. Robert inherited it from his mother Jane Waterhouse (c1550-aft 1607) daughter of Thomas Waterton (1525-1575) and Beatrice (Beatrix) Restwold. Jane's patrilineal "Waterton" bloodline is well settled in history and confirmed by multiple credible sources (Burke 1838; Walker 1931), and recently further verified by the College of Arms on the 22nd January 2024 [23] .

Waterton and subsequent aristocratic and dynastic bloodlines

Jane is a direct descendent of Norman d'Areci, who accompanied William the Conqueror. His son acquired land in Normandy, England and he, Norman d'Areci took the name Normand de Normandy. His son, Reiner de Normandy, brother of Ralph de Normandy was the first to take the name Waterton. Jane's patrilineal ancestors are stepped out in circumspect by both John Burke (1838) and Dr J.W. Walker (1931) making doubtless Jane Waterhouse (c1550-aft 1607) of her patrilineal ancestry. Dr J.W. Walker's (1931) evidence based account details thoroughly all patrilineal ancestors standing between her and Norman d"Areci (Citation required).

Confirmed by Burke (1838) and Dr J.W. Walker (1931) is the marriage union between her patrilineal ancestor Sir Thomas Waterton and Muriel Waterton, nee Leke (Leek) is the first source of Jane's dynastic bloodline flowing to her from Murial, a direct descendent of Edward I and Eleanor Castille.

Further confirmed by Walker is the marriage union of Jane Waterhouse (c1550- aft 1607), nee Waterton's lineal ancestors found on the Waterton-de Burgh bloodline, Mary de Burgh (1331-1361), nee de Grey, first wife of Sir John de Burgh. Mary is the daughter of Roger de Grey and Elizabeth de Grey, nee de Hastings, daughter of XXXX-XXXXX.

It is Elizabeth's mother, Isaballea de hastings, nee de Valence who is the gateway ancestor enjoyed by Guest, Lillee and Halifax to many dynastic lineal ancestors well known to the Crown by long established British, Irish and European royal history, and the Royal Family.

Petition for Succession, Hallifax Family History, Earldom of Oxford, 1st Creation, December 1066, 15th February, 2023

In 2023, Guest, Lillee and Halifax presented to His Royal Highness, King Charles III, the "Petition for Succession, Hallifax Family History, Earldom of Oxford, 1st Creation, December 1066, 15th February, 2023" [24]. The petition took the form of a book, privately held (Privately held by the Crown and the Guest, Lillee and Halifax family). The Crown's review of all of its content, took 12 months to complete, and on the 22nd January 2024, J.L.R Guest, Esq., D.J. Halifax, Esq. and D.K. Lillee, esq. [AM, MBE] received verification of their line of descent [25] from Queen Margaret of Scotland (1045-1093) and King Malcolm of Scotland (1031-1093) and subsequently, Edgar the Atheling (c1051- c1125), Margaret's brother was Guest, Lillee and Halifax's ancient, ancestral great uncle.

The Crown stopped short of declaring the creation of Edgar the Atheling's, Earldom of Oxford, 1066 by William I, which was requested by the Petitioners; with succession to Edgar's title subsequently requested to go to co-petitioner, Darren Halifax turned down by the Crown, on the grounds that whilst Guest was able to prove his and cousins descent from Queen Margaret (1045-1093) and Malcolm III (1031-1093) of Scotland, and thereby Margaret's borther Edgar the Atheling was the petitioners ancient, ancestral, great uncle, the verified descent was "but one isolated line of descent only". Meaning that in context of a succession claim by Darren Halifax, Guest would need to research all other lines not Hallifax, out there, so to speak.

Even then, if Guest was to embark on this otherwise insumountable task, and complete the evidence-based study, to the standard he demonstrated to the Crown in the 2023 Petition, [26] he would then need to show proof that family lines outside of the Hallifax family line, he found that were more senior than the Hallifax line, were in facct extinct. Further, he would have to show the Hallifax line is left clear as the senior line [27]. In short, any attempt to embark on such a study would amount to an act in futility.

On the 1st February 2024, Guest was given a standing invitation by the examiner of the 2023 Petition, in his capacity as advisor to King Charles III to make a "Supplemental Petition", to His Majesty. Whereby the examiner said:



, should Guest " caity as acting invited to The Crown's expert examiner who considered Guest's research and authorship contributions to construct the 2023 Petition in which their was no template in the history of Englands peerage to follow, to be "remarkable research" [28]. Sufficiently so, as it appears, not only were Guest, Lillee and Halifax's shared dynastic bloodlines, researched and authored by Guest, left uncontested by the examiner advising the Crown [29], the examiner, standing in the place of King Charles III, invited Guest as researcher, and him and his co-petitioners, as known descendents of Edgar the Atheling's sister, Queen Margaret (1045-1093) and King Malcolm of Scotland (1031-1093) to submit a "Supplemental Petition" if Guest could uncover fresh evidence pre-dating tied to the State Document, Domesday Book, 1086, showing Edgar was made Earl by William I, this may be seen by the Crown as compelling.

Guest found what he believed to be further corroborating evidence for the actual creation of Edgar the Atheling as Earl by William I including, Edgar as Earl in Domesday Book, 1086.

Letter of expert opinion

Prudence dictated Guest consult a world expert prior to him and his co-petitioner's Dennis Lillee and Darren Halifax making their final submission to the Crown in the form of the Supplementary Petition [30]. Professor Tom Licence, MA, MPhil, PhD, FHEA, FRHistS, FSA, Professor of Medieval History, University of East Anglia, Senior Research Fellow, Magdalene College, Cambridge agreed to review the draft Supplementary Petition and give his expert opinion on whether the petitioners' had made their evidence-based case [31]. Given the strength of the evidence before him, Professor Licence, determined:

"In conclusion I find in favour of the petitioners statement, that on the balance of probabilities, Edgar the Atheling, was created Earl by William I ..." [32] [33] [34] [35].

On the 24th September 2024, the petitioners, Guest, Lillee and Halifax submitted the Supplementary Petition to the Head of the Crown Office, Deputy Clerk of the Crown Chancery, Registrar of the Peerage [36].

The subject matter is presently under the consideration by the Crown and the petitioners will be satisfied with any consideration given by the Crown.Earliest recorded Guest patrilineal ancestors enjoyed by the researcher, John Guest

Volume I, shows using an unbroken chain of genealogical continuity records the Crown relies [21] [22], his descent from his 11th great grandparents, Gyles Guest (-1557) and Alice Guest (-1581), nee Styles of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire England [37]. Alice is the daughter of Cheltenham Baliff, Richard Styles [38] [39].

Most ancient maternal bloodlines shared by John Guest, Dennis Lillee and Darren Halifax

John Guest shares his most ancient ancestry along with his relatives Dennis Keith Lillee (1949-) OA, MBE [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] and Darren John Halifax (1965-), BA [10] [11] [12]. The College of Arms first verified their direct descent from their 10th great grandparents listed below down to their shared 5th great grandfather Reverend Robert Hallifax (1761-1838). M.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford (Transcript of Coll. Arm Ms 7D14/45):

The family members marked prominantly above, are John Guest, Dennis Lillee and Darren Halifax's lineal ancestors.
The family members marked prominantly above, are John Guest, Dennis Lillee and Darren Halifax's lineal ancestors.

An overview of Guest's maternal heritage research

The witness to Guest, Lillee and Halifax's family pedigree Ms &D14/45, shown above, was Ralph Bigland. He was found to be the certain, "Sir Ralph Bigland (1757-1838)" [40]; and he should not to be confused with his maternal uncle of the same name, who also held herald appointment at the College of Arms [41]. In 1831, Bigland rose to the most senior office at the College of Arms, Garter Principal, King of Arms [42].

The two family members declaring the accuracy of the Hallifax family pedigree Ms 7D14/45 wih their declarations witnessed by Sir Ralph Bigland, namely John Hallifax of Springthorpe (1694-), was a clockmaker of Barnsley. He married wife Anna, daughter of Thomas Archdale of Pilay in the County of York [43]; and it is they who are the parents of Sir Thomas Hallifax (1722-1789) MP and former Lord Mayor of London [44] [45].

John's cousin, Robert Hallifax (1735-1810), M.D. of London, was the other family member submitting the Hallifax family 1586-1788 to the College of Arms on the 16th December 1788. Robert was then, physician to His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales and also to the Royal Household [46] [47] [48].

The trustworthiness of this record Ms 7D14/45 was confirmed by Guest in 2018, when recently retired Garter Principal, King of Arms, Sir Thomas Woodcock. Woodcock, confirmed that the Transcript of the College of Arms, Ms 7D14/45, which passed down to John Guest by his maternal grandfather, Augustus Hallifax Hay (1910-1985) was authentic.

Guest's professional life

John Guest (1960-) researcher and auther, began his career as an apprentice with the Victorian Railways in 1978. He went on to complete degrees at Curtin University Western Australia, and returned with his young family to Melbourne where he completed post graduate degrees at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (R.M.I.T) [49]

During his career he held executive roles for Australian education institutes, International Training Australia and Raytheon (USA) [50] [51], and was the Principal Technical Capability Building for the Victorian Road Management Authority (VicRoads). From 1997 to 2001, he also led the automotive industry driven automotive training modernisation project, Kangan Institute/TAFE Victoria's "Automotive Centre of Excellence" (ACE) at Melbourne's docklands [52], along with securing the necessary land in which to construct the "ACE" facilities. Land acquisition was in co-operation with Mr Ron Collins, former Chief Executive Director of Mr Lindsay Fox's Lindsay Fox, Fox Classic Car Collection, Melbourne Museum at Docklands [53].

In 2020 John L. R. Guest retired from his role with the Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerce (VACC) as the Senior Manager Industry Policy and Government Liaison [54] [55]. Since 2020 he has focused near full time on his research and writing and become more active in his membership of the Australian Institute of Genealogy Studies (AIGS) [56]; pioneer membership of PASA (Pioneers Association of South Australia); pioneer membership of the Royal Historical Society of Victoria (RHSV) special interest group, the Port Phillip Pioneers Group (PPPG) [57]; and as a member of the RHSV's Hotham History Project [58].

Reading availability of Guest's Volume I, II and the Supplemental Petition

Guest's Volume I, II and the Supplemental Petition are are available for private reading sessions at the National Library of Australia (NLA) [59] in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Australia; the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne, Victoria [60]; and the State Library of Western Australia, Perth, Western Australia [61].

Reading sessions are further available by appointment for these books at the Royal Historical Society of Victoria (RHSV), 239 A'Beckett St, Melbourne [62], the Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies (AIGS), 1/41 Railway Road Blackburn, Melbourne [63]; and the RHSV, Hotham History Project, C/O North Melbourne Library, 66 Errol St, North Melbourne [64] [65].

The Petition for Succession, Hallifax Family History, Earldom of Oxford, 1st Creation, December 1066, 15th February, 2023 [66] is privately held.     

  1. ^ Guest, J. L. 2024, Guest Family History, Paternal Trace, Vol I. Researcher and author, John Lindsay Robert Guest, Australia.
  2. ^ Guest, J. L. 2024, Guest Family History, Maternal Heritage, Vol II. Researcher and author, John Lindsay Robert Guest, Australia.
  3. ^ Guest, J. L. 2023, Petition for Succession, Hallifax Family History, Earldom of Oxford, 1st Creation, December 1066, 15th February, 2023. Researcher and author, John Lindsay Robert Guest, Australia (Petitioners, Halifax, D.J, Lillee. D.K, & Guest, J. L. R. claiming D.J. Halifax's right to Succeed).
  4. ^ Thomas Woodcock (officer of arms).
  5. ^ a b Guest Family History, Paternal Trace, Volume I, State Library of Victoria, State Library of Western Australia, p. 15, p. 352.
  6. ^ a b Guest Family History, Volume 2, Hallifax Maternal Heritage, State Library of Victoria, State Library of Western Australia, pp. 157-186.
  7. ^ a b Guest Family History, "Supplemental Petition", Volume 3, State Library of Victoria, State Library of Western Australia, p. 3, p 15, p. 77.
  8. ^ a b Dennis Keith Lillee 1949-, AM, MBE, Sport Australia Hall of Fame, Inducted 1985. https://sahof.org.au/hall-of-fame-member/dennis-lillee/
  9. ^ a b Lillee, Dennis Keith, 1949-, AM, MBE, The Robert Menzies Collection, A Living Library, University of Melbourne.
  10. ^ a b Guest Family History, Paternal Trace, Volume I, State Library of Victoria, State Library of Western Australia, p. 15, p. 352.
  11. ^ a b Guest Family History, Volume 2, Hallifax Maternal Heritage, State Library of Victoria, State Library of Western Australia, pp. 187-194.
  12. ^ a b Guest Family History, "Supplemental Petition", Volume 3, State Library of Victoria, State Library of Western Australia, p. 3, p 15, p. 77.
  13. ^ Bavister, G, 2024, p1, point 1; Examiner of 2023 Petition, Letter of Correspondence to J.L.R. Guest, Esq., D.J.Halifax, Esq., and D.K. Lillee, Esq. [AM, MBE], Verifying Guest, Lillee and Halifax's "line of desent" from Edgar the Atheling's sister Queen Margaret of Scotland and her husband, King Malcolm III of Scotland. Author of the letter, examiner, Mr G. Bavister, Officer in Waiting, College of Arms, 1st February, 2024, acting as the Advisor to the Crown on the matter of the 2023 Petition.
  14. ^ Hallifax Registered Pedigree, MS 7D14/45, 16th December 1788, College of Arms.
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  16. ^ London and Surrey, England, Marriage Bonds and Allegations, 1597-1921. Name: Robert Hallifax, Age 21; Birth Year: abt 1761; Event Date: 30 April 1782; Parish: St Paul, Covent Garden; County: Middlesex; Spouse's Name: Sarah Sentence; Spouse's Age: 21; Spouse's Parish; St Martin In The Fields; Spouse's County: Middlesex; Event Type: Allegation; Reference Number: MS10091/147.
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  18. ^ Hunter, J & Clay, J.W 1895, pp. 845-847, Familiae Minorum Gentium, Vol. III, Harleian Society Publication, Y39.
  19. ^ Guest, J.L.R. 2024, pp. 213-214, Guest Family History, Maternal Heritage, Vol. II, 24th September 2024, National Library of Australia (NLA), Canberra, Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Australia, Dewey Number 929.20994; Libraries Australia ID 78263579. https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/258204678.
  20. ^ Bavister, G, 2024, p1, point 1; Examiner of 2023 Petition, Letter of Correspondence to J.L.R. Guest, Esq., D.J.Halifax, Esq., and D.K. Lillee, Esq. [AM, MBE], Verifying Guest, Lillee and Halifax's "line of desent" from Edgar the Atheling's sister Queen Margaret of Scotland and her husband, King Malcolm III of Scotland. Author of the letter, examiner, Mr G. Bavister, Officer in Waiting, College of Arms, 1st February, 2024, acting as the Advisor to the Crown on the matter of the 2023 Petition.
  21. ^ a b Palmer, F. B., 1907, pp. 235-240, Permissable Evidence in Peerage Law in England: A Practical Treatise for Lawyers and Laymen.
  22. ^ a b Gadd, R.P. 1985, pp. 140-144, Permissable Evidence in Peerage Law (R.P. Gadd, MBE, RD, LLM, FCIArb, Barrister at Law of Gray's Inn and Kings Inns, Dublin.
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  24. ^ Guest, J.L.R., 15th February 2023, Petition for Succession from an Ancient Peerage of Post Conquest England, Earldom of Oxford, First Creation, December 1066 (Petitioners, Halifax, D.J, Lillee. D.K, & Guest, J. L. R advancing a claim by Darren John Halifax, 1965-, B.A).
  25. ^ Bavister, G, 2024, p1, Letter of Correspondence to J.L.R. Guest, Esq., D.J.Halifax, Esq., and D.K. Lillee, Esq. [AM, MBE], Author, Mr G. Bavister, Officer in Waiting, College of Arms, 1st February, 2024.
  26. ^ Bavister, G, 2023, pp. 3-4, Crown Examiner's Reply Letter, "Succession to the Earldom of Oxford" [Petition researcher and author, John L.R. Guest, 2023, "Petition for Succession, Hallifax Family History, Earldom of Oxford, 1st Creation, December 1066" 15th February, 2023 [John Lindsay Robert Guest, Australia] [Petitioners, Halifax, D.J, Lillee. D.K, & Guest, J. L. R. claiming D.J. Halifax's right to Succeed].
  27. ^ Bavister, G, 2024, p.3., Crown Examiner's Reply Letter, "Succession to the Earldom of Oxford" [Petition researcher and author, John L.R. Guest, 2023; Petitioners, Halifax, D.J, Lillee. D.K, & Guest, J. L. R.].
  28. ^ Bavister, G, 2024, p. 3, p4., Letter of Correspondence to J.L.R. Guest, Esq., D.J.Halifax, Esq., and D.K. Lillee, Esq. [AM, MBE], Author, Mr G. Bavister, Officer in Waiting, College of Arms, 22nd January, 2024 in his capacity as examiner and advisor to the Crown.
  29. ^ Bavister, G, 2024, p1, point 1; Examiner of 2023 Petition, Letter of Correspondence to J.L.R. Guest, Esq., D.J.Halifax, Esq., and D.K. Lillee, Esq. [AM, MBE], Verifying Guest, Lillee and Halifax's "line of desent" from Edgar the Atheling's sister Queen Margaret of Scotland and her husband, King Malcolm III of Scotland. Author of the letter, examiner, Mr G. Bavister, Officer in Waiting, College of Arms, 1st February, 2024, acting as the Advisor to the Crown on the matter of the 2023 Petition.
  30. ^ Guest J. L. R 2024, Guest Family History - Supplemental Petition, Volume III, 24th September 2024, National Library of Australia (NLA), Canberra, Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Australia. Dewey Number 929.20994; Libraries Australia ID 78263579. https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/258204678
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  35. ^ Re: Baronetcy claim of “In re: Pringle of Stitchill JCPC (2016)” (Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sitting as the Baronets Committee), "Whilst the burden of proof required to prove the creation, is likely perhaps, to be 'on the balance of probability,' the Petitioners have however, endeavoured to exceed that level" (Supplemental Petition, 24th September, 2024).
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  66. ^ Guest, J. L. 2024, Petition for Succession, Hallifax Family History, Earldom of Oxford, 1st Creation, December 1066, 15th February, 2023. Researcher and author, John Lindsay Robert Guest, Australia (Petitioners, Halifax, D.J, Lillee. D.K, & Guest, J. L. R. claiming D.J. Halifax's right to Succeed).
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