In the manuscript of G. Morris on Ancient Salopian Families Vol. 2 (Fo. 404)
in the County Library of Shropshire in Shrewsbury (Written about 1835) is an account of the Kynaston line from Bleddyn ab Cynfyn, Prince of Powis, who was murdered about 1064. It commences on page 370.
From the Lopping ton parish records (bishop's transcripts), there did not appear to be a baptism of a Kynaston before early in the 17th century. My ancestor, Edward b. 4.6.1673, may have been the son of a father born earlier in that village, but I have mislaid my notes.
Henry Kynaston, b.1.4.1820, may have been the one that moved to Wem, but he could have been been there. He was my great grandfather. He had an ironmongery business.
My second cousin Norman Kynaston married Mary Ikin in 1936. Her mother, Henrietta, was daughter of Charles Henry Kynaston - who owned Wem Brewery.
Any information on Charles Henry K. and his forebears is what I seek.
I am happy to help with what information I have.
brucekynaston@bigpond.com