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(i) George Vernon of Sudbury (b 1635, d 1702)
m1. Margaret Onely (dau of Edwin Onely of Catesby)
...m2. Dorothy Shirley (sister of Robert, Earl Ferrers) <shirley2.htm>
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m3. Catherine Vernon (dau of Sir Thomas Vernon of London)
... 1639 - 1702 Earl Richard Burke VIII of Clanricarde 63 63 1644 - 1683 Elizabeth Bagnall 39 39 1611 - 1687 Earl William Burke VII of Clanricarde 76 76 1638 Lady Catherine Burke of Clanricarde 1640 - 1722 Earl John Burke IX of Clanricarde 82 82 1642 Lady Helena Burke of Clanricarde 1645 Sir Ulich Burke of Clanricarde 1646 Lord Thomas Burke of Clanricarde 1648 Lady Margaret Burke of Clanricarde 1651 Lord William Burke of Clanricarde 1653 Lady Honora Burke of Clanricarde 1621 - 1682 Heneage Finch 60 60 E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\finch1.htm D. 1682 Elizabeth Harvey D. 1631 Heneage Finch E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\finch1.htm Frances Bell file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/temp14.htm#bell1 1550 - 1614 Moyle Finch 64 64 E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\finch1.htm


a. Sir Moyle Finch, 1st Bart of Eastwell (d 18.12.1614) m. (1578) Elizabeth Heneage, Countess of Winchilsea (d 23.03.1633-4, dau of Sir Thomas Heneage of Copt Hall) <heneage1.htm> D. 1633 Countess Elizabeth Heneage of Winchilsea file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/heneage1.htm#link1 D. 1595 Sir Thomas Heneage D. 1592 Anne Poyntz D. 1638 Anne Finch D. 1619 Theophilis Finch D. 1639 Thomas Finch file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/finch1-1.htm#link2 D. 1642 Cecelie Wentworth file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/wentworth06-1.htm#dau1 1677 - 1729 Washington Shirley 51 51 Lady Mary Finch of Winchilsea D. 1771 Edward Finch- Hatton 1647 - 1730 Daniel Finch 83 83 D. 1743 Anne Hatton 1689 - 1769 Earl Daniel Finch VIII of Winchilsea 80 80 Baron Robert Shirley IV of Shirley file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/shirley2-1.htm

(2) Sir Robert Shirley, 4th Bart of Staunton Harold (d 06.11.1656) m. Catherine Okeover (d 18.10.1672, dau of Humphrey Okeover of Okeover) <okeover1-1.htm> D. 1672 Catherine Okeover file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/okeover1-1.htm#dau1 D. 1633 Baron Henry Shirley II of Shirley 1623 Baron Charles Shirley III of Shirley 1619 - 1655 Honorable Lettice Shirley 36 36 D. 1622 Baron George Shirley I of Shirley file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/shirley2-1.htm D. 1595 Frances Berkeley file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/berkeley03-1.htm#link2 1686 - 1736 Earl Michael Bourke X of Clanricarde 50 50 D. 1711 Mary Talbot E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\talbot04.htm

(1) Mary Talbot (d 27.06.1711) m. (10.1684) John Bourke, 9th Earl of Clanricarde (b 1642, d 17.10.1722) <burgh03.htm> 1685 - 1750 Stephen Poyntz 65 65 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/poyntz3.htm#midg1


DNB1 @N2591@ Ursula Sydenham John Maclean says that Ursula's mother was Grace, dau. of Sir John Godolphin.  Certainly Bodine says that Mary Sydenham's mother was Ursula Bridges. Margaret Codrington Edward Bromwich 1588 Robert Poyntz m. (1) Frances Gibbons, (2) Cecilia Smith. Frances Gybbon Grezill Poyntz Margarett Poyntz Isaack Bromwich Mary Bromwich rebecca Bromwich Ursula Sydenham She and Richard had issue. Elizabeth Sydenham She and Poyntz had issue. Richard Molineux Maclean calls him Edmund, who rightly sued Sir John Poyntz for debts and eventually had Sir John put in prison. Poyntz Mill 1577 - 1617 John Poyntz 40 40 D. 1591 Mary Poyntz m. (1) Francis Codrington, (2) John Sydnam.
She & Francis had one dau. Margaret
She & John had 3 daus: Anne, Ursula & Elizabeth. D. 1581 Francis Codrington D. 1591 John Sydenham In 1626 his son John erected a monument to his grandfather in Brympton church, hence confirming his parentage - but even this needs some clarification - with all the Johns.

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Met andere ega's vermeld bij Stirnet.( E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\sydenham2.htm )

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c. Mary Poyntz (bur 07.10.1591) m1. Francis Codrington of Frampton-on-Severn (d before 28.10.1581)
m2. John Sydenham of Nimpsfield (d before 05.01.1590/1) D. 1634 Ann Sydenham 1608 - 1643 Newdigate Poyntz 35 35 D. 1636 Sarah Foxley D. 1705 Dorothea Poyntz E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\poyntz3.htm

iv. Dorothy Poyntz (bpt 03.01.1631/2, d 02.08.1705)
m. (1659) John Owsley (rector of Glooston) 1635 - 1687 John Owsley 52 52 1607 - 1663 Sydenham Poyntz 56 56 DNB1 @N3010@ 1606 - 1683 John Poyntz 77 77 DNB1 @N3011@ D. 1662 Mary Parkyns D. 1720 William Poyntz Jane Monteage 1691 - 1728 Joseph Poyntz 37 37 1650 - 1717 Earl Robert Shirley I of Ferrers 67 67 D. 1693 Elizabeth WASHINGTON 1673 Lord Robert Shirley of Ferrers 1680 - 1745 Earl Henry Shirley III of Ferrers 65 65 D. 1762 Selina London 1705 Lord George Shirley of Ferrers Lord Sewallis Shirley of Ferrers Lady Anne Shirley of Ferrers Lady Selina Shirley of Ferrers 1647 Baron Seymour Shirley V of Shirley Diana Elgin Baron Robert Shirley VI of Shirley Honorable Dorothy Shirley D. 1734 Anne Blount D. 1667 George Blount file:///Q:/E-S009/genealogy/Stirnet/src/stirnet.com/blount02.htm#dau5 1594 - 1654 Walter Blount 60 60 D. 1656 Elizabeth Wylde George Blount Eleanor Norwood Mary Kirkham Mary Stuart E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\euweb\stewart04.htm

(2) Mary Stuart, de jure Baroness Clifton (b c1650, dsp 04.07.1667) m. (09.1664) Richard Butler, Earl of Arran (d 25.01.1685-6) D. 1702 George Blount http://www.thepeerage.com/p16552.htm#i165517

file:///Q:/E-S009/genealogy/Stirnet/src/stirnet.com/blount02.htm 1523 Henry Norwood D. 1632 William Norwood 1637 - 1695 Roger Mallory 58 58 1  AUTH Justice in King and Queen in 1693 (Fleet 5-102) 1  AGNC deed from Chickahomony Indians on Pamunkey Neck for 6160acresofland.


Va. Hist. Genealogies, p. 115.
Roger Mallory, mentioned second in the will of hisfather,ThomasMallory(1605-1671), was l i v ing in Virginia at date of thewill,July 10,1671.Also Roger's uncle Phillip Mallory, i n h i s willdated1661, gave tomynephew Rober Mallory, all my plantations inVirginia:(ante).
Roger patented 2514 acrew in New Kent in 1660, for asecondpatentwasissued for this la n d i n 1688 because the original waslost.(G.B.,7, p.660).  This patent wa issued to "Capta i n R ogerMallory", sohe musthavebeen a captain in the militia.  The county recordsof New K e nt havebeenlost.  In 1693 Roger Mallory patented 300 acres oflandescheatedbyGeorge Nel s o n (G.B. 9-131).  At that time he was livinginKingandQueen, which had been cut off fro m N e w Kent.  He was aJusticeinKingand Queen 1693.  (Fleet 5-102).
Also, in 1660 Roger Mallory patented 750 acres in York, "FortheuseofPhillip Mallory , " f o r the transportation of 15persons.(Yk.1657-62,p. 244).  In January 1679, Peter Perry , a g ed 28,in courtatYork County,testified about being in New Kent at the houseofCaptainMa l l ory wherehe ws asked to accept a bill due fromCaptainMallory toMr. RobertSpring.  (1677- 8 4 , Folio 214.)
Roger Mallory died shortly after December 22, 1695, for that wasthedteofthe deed mad e t o h im for 6150 acres of land bytheChickahomonyIndianson Pamunkey Neck.
In 1697 John Buckner petitioned for a patent to thisland,"hehavingpurchased right from R o g er, Charles and Thomas Mallory,sonsofthe decedent."  Later, in 1699, "The General Assem b l yhavingtakenintoconsideration settlement of land on Pamunkey Neckgavepreference tothe a b ove three sons of Robert Mallory, bounded as bydeedand computedat2000 acres because th e s a id Mallory had been givenotherlandsinexchange."  (H.B. 1695-1702, pp. 286-317).  The m aid e nnameofRogerMallory's wife is unknown.



Roger Mallory, son of Dr. Thomas Mallory rector ofNorthenden,Cheshire,andof Eccleston, L a n caster, England, obtained agrant of landinVirginia in1660.  His uncle, the Rev. Philip M a l lory,also willed tohimall hisplantations in Virginia.  He settled in thatpart of New Ke n tcounty,Va,which later became King and Queen county andstill laterKingWilliam county.
He was a Justice of New Kent county in 1680, and as lateas1690(VaMagazine, 1894, and Ap r i l 1899) and of King and Queen countyin1693andthe title of Captain.  On the 30th of Apr i l , 1688, hereceivedbypatenta grant of "2514 acres of land sittuate and being ye Pish o f StJohn inye county of New Kent on ye south side oftheMattaponyriver***w'ch landwas for me rl y granted to ye sid CaptainRogerMallory bypattent and inthe late troubles casually lo s t an d isdue byand for yetransportationof fifty-one persons," &c.
On the 26th day of April, 1698, Roger Mallory referredtoas"gent."received by patent a gr a n t of 300 acres "lying in KingandQueencountyaforesaid (but lately part of New Kent county ) , "
In 1704-5 Roger Mallory was a Justice of King Williamcounty.(Va.MagazineApril 1901).
Note--Captain Roger Mallory was probably the son of Jane thefirstwifeofDr. Thomas Mallo r y , and if so was born between 1632 and1638.
Dr. Mallory apparently did not leave Oxford till 1632, andhiswifeJanedied in 1638.  Ro g e r was therefore about 70 years of gein1705, orless.
Capt. Roger Mallory came from Yorkshire, England and was a justiceinNewKent Co. VA
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REASONS FOR COMING TO THE NEW WORLDDuring the early 17th century England was plagued with weakandunfavorableeconomic condit i o ns. Wages were low, unemployment high,andcommoditiesscarce. The laws of primogeniture, m a r kedly influencinglifein England,provided that the eldest child in a family was to receiv e ,under normalcircumstances, the entire estate of his father, themajorityof his parents p o ssessions, and often exclusively inherit thesocialrank of hisfather. Many a younger so n , f inding himself withlittlematerialproperty and upon viewing the desperate economic situ a tion ofthecountry, looked anxiously for a means to better his economicandsocialpositio n . Up on hearing the often exaggerated stories of anewunsettledland "of milk and honey", wh e re l and was up for the takinganda fortunecould be made, and upon discovering that the l a w allo ttedtoeverysettler fifty acres of land for each member of his familyhebrought to t he ne w land, many a man of humble means sacrificed allhehad for a chanceto seek his fortu n e an d begin a new life in America.The bleak economic conditions in England, however, were not theonlycauseof immigrati o n t o America during the 17th century. In 1642civilwarbroke out in England - dividing th e c oun try between KingCharles Iandhis supporters (known as Royalists or Cavaliers) and Par liamen t,withOliver Cromwell as its leader. The English Puritans(knownas"Roundheads"), be i n g a dominant faction of the parliament ,wereapowerful force against the Crown. As Cromw e l l gained moreandmorecontrol of the government, the Royalists came under much persecutio n.Charles I was beheaded in 1649 and Cromwell's armymarchedthroughoutEngland, Scotland , I r eland and Wales harassingandpersecuting theRoyalists. The Nanneys of Merionethshire be i ngsupporters of the Crown,were not excluded from the widespreadpersecutionand oppressi o n b yCromwell's forces and the great NanneyEstate wasdestroyed by Cromwell'sArmy in the 16 5 0' s (the estate waslater rebuiltby the family). Many ofthe Cavaliers sought refuge in Ame ric a whereRoyalist persecution didnot exist on the scale it did inEngland. Variousof the s e C avaliersbecame part of what was to be calledthe "TideWaterAristocracy" whichruled Virg i ni a during the second halfof the 17thcentury.Still others, came to Virginia, seeking the opportunity to worshipastheydesired. Through o u t the 17th century members ofvariousreligiousmovements, including such sects as the Puri t a ns, aswellasPresbyterians, Baptists, Huguenots and Quakers arrived inthecolonyseeki n g c onditions where they might find freedom ofworship.ButVirginia, in contrast to many oth e r A merican colonies - whohadbecomehavens for pilgrims seeking religious liberty; seem s t o havebeen,rather, a colony - a majority of whose inhabitants had come asaresultof th e ec onom ic and political conditions in Europe. They weremenandwomen seeking a better lif e fo r the m and theirs in this new land.
8.  Roger Mallory, born Abt. 1638 in Northenden Cheshire  England; diedDecember 22, 1695 in Elizabeth City  County Virginia.  He was the son of
16. Thomas Mallory and 17. Jane ............ Mallory.

Notes for Roger Mallory:Notes of Christopher Sheap ..as follows.. Obtained a grant of land inVirginia in 1660. He settled in that part of New Kent County that laterbecame King and Queen County in 1693 and still later King William County. Was a Justice of New Kent  County in 1680 and as late as 1690 and of Kingand of King and Queen County in 1693. In 1704 he was a Justice of King
William County.
Was Also known as Captain Roger Mallory.
William and Mary Quarterly Says ( Vol. 1, No. 4 April 1893))On July 24 1660 , a certificate was granted by York Court to "Mr. RogerMalory, for the use of Mr. Phillip Malory "for 750 acres due on account of
15 Head rights.Names appearing among the head right are Robert Batt, Nathaniel MalorySen., Nathanel Malory Jr., William Malory, Thomas Malory, and Elizabeth MaloryThis doubtless indicates that Roger and Phillip were brothers.On39 April 1688, he received by patent a grant of "2514 acres of landsituate and being ye P'ish of St. John in ye county of New Kent on yesouthside of Mattapony River  **** W'ch land was formerly granted to ye saidCaptain Roger Mallory by patent and in the late troubles casually lost and
is due by and for ye transportation of fifty one persons."

Children of Roger Mallory are:  i. William Mallory, born Abt. 1666; died February 15, 1719/20 in
Elizabeth City County Virginia; married Ann Wythe.

Notes for William Mallory:W&M Qtrly , April 1893 " The son of William Mallory was Francis Mallory,from whom the family in Virginia of that name is descended. "
Elizabeth City County Records " Know all men by these presents yt. IWilliam Mallory , Doe give unto my Sonn Francis Mallory one negro Ladnam'dWill and one Gray Mare  & their increase to him $ and his heirs for ever.It Being in consideration of forty Pounds Sterling. It being given unto my
said sonn By his Grand Mother Ann With.
As Witness my hand this 18th of Xbr., 1696.

W'll'm MalloryAcknowledged in Cort of Eliz. Citty County this 18th of Xbr. 1696"
Excerpts from Williiam Mallory will recorded in Wills and Deeds Elizabeth
City County Va, Proved February 15, 1720.
    Son Francis Mallory the Plantation where I now reside.    Son William all remaining lands to enjoy at the age of sixteen.    Remaining estate to be divided between my son William  & my daughters
Mary and Ann.
From Ancestry of George Wythe L.L.D. . in The William and Mary Quarterly,Vol.2, No. 2, July 1893. "..... Anne (Wythe) who m. William Mallory ofE.C.Co, will pr. Feb. 11, 1720 , son of Capt. Roger Mallory of New Kent  or
King and Queen; left issue...."
On April 20, 1687b , William Mallory received a patent for 3740 Acres ofland  " Lying in New Kent County in Fomunky Neck Wck lnd was formerlysurveyed by Capt. Wm. Claybourne dec'd for Captain Roger Mallory"

Notes for Ann Wythe:
Records of Elizabeth City   May 2, 1693 show that Ann Mallory( daughter ofThomas Wythe Sen. ), wife of William Mallory appointed  her father - lawCapt. Roger Mallory of King and Queen her attorney to relinquish her dowerto certain lands. The son of William Mallory was Francis Malory orMallory,from whom the family in Virginia of that name descended. ( William andMary
Quarterly , April 1893)
4 ii. Thomas Mallory, born Abt. 1670 in Virginia; died Abt. 1750 in
Virginia; married Elizabeth Higgason Abt. 1700 in Virginia.  iii. John Mallory, born Abt. 1676 in King and Queen County Virginia;diedAbt. December 06, 1752 in London England; married Mary .............
Mallory.

Notes for John Mallory:Notes from Dr. Christopher Sheap ... as follows.. I  his will written May23, 1747, he leaves various sums of money to his nieces and nephews inVirginia and he mentions that they are the children of his brothersWilliam, Thoms,Roger and Charles and his sisters Elizabeth Palmer andQuarles. He also mentions his  cousin ( nephew) Francis Mallory ofVirginia. He went to England ca. 1700 at rhe invitation of his Uncle, John
Mallory of London, who had no children of his own....

  iv. Roger II Mallory, born Abt. 1684.
  v. Charles Mallory, born Abt. 1686.
  vi. Elizabeth Mallory, born Abt. 1690.
  vii. Jane Mallory, born Abt. 1692. 1605 - 1671 Thomas Mallory 66 66 1  AUTH BA May 7, 1629
1  AGNC appt. rector of Easington Oxford, 16321  DEST because of loyalty appt by Charles Ii to father's old placeofDeanof Chester
1  MEDI Dec. 1, 1660 (DNB 35-431)


Va. Hist. Genealogies, p. 113.
Thomas mallory (1605-1671) was son of Thomas Mallory,deanofChester(D.N.B. says he wa s t h e fourth son and the VirginiaMagazinesayshe wasthe third son (D.N>B. XXXV, p. 431; 1 2 V . 4 00).
He was baptized at Davenham August 27, 1605; matriculatedatNewCollege,Oxford, Octobe r 1 5 , 1624; B.A. May 7, 1628; N.A.January17,1631/32.  He was appointed rector of Easington , O x ford,1632.  OnMay14, 1634 he was presented by Richard Mallory and BishopForster of So do rand Man, to thefamily living at Northernden, Cheshire.He was ejectedasa Royalist by t h e Cromwellians, but after therestoration, because ofhisloyalty tothe crown he was appoin t e d byCharles II to his father'soldplace of Dean of Chester Dec 1, 1660 (D.N.B.35-431).
He married firstly Jane, who died February 12, 1638(registers),andsecondly Mary.  HI s s o n Francis was a legatee under thewillofWilliamForster, Bishop of Sodor and Man.  Dea n Mal l ory diedatBrindle,nerEccleston, in 1671.
He was father of the emigrants to Virginia and mentioned themasbeinginVirginia, in his w i l l dated at Eccleston in Lancashire,July10,1671.He gave his wife, Frances, 400 pounds f o r l ife, same tobedividedamongchildren alive at her death, except son Thomas, in Virginia wa storeceive 100 pounds.
Philip Mallory who had been to Va previously, left his propertytoThomasand Roger, his br o t her Thomas' children. Phillip diedwithoutissue.First Mallory in VA was Sir John Mallor y , a n investor intheVirginiaCharter, who according the VA records was there in 1607, two year s priorto the first colonization. There is some theory that hiswifeAnne Euredied ther e 1 6 27 in childbirth with Peter Mallory of newHaven.I haveseen no proof of that. Anne wa s a d i rect desendant of JohndeBaliol,King of Scotland. Her father, William sold the famil y esta te,Stokesly,to Sir Richard Forster. William Forster, DD, bishop of SoderandMann,an d Rich a rd Mallory, introduced Rev Thomas MalloryatNorthenden.Horatio Mallory married Dorot hy For s ter 1629 onBermuda.(andhad son,Peter Mallory b 1640)(Dorothy Forster was d of William For s ter,vintnerof London) Hopestill Forster was related to thePrestons of NewHaven asco us i n of Christopher Gibson who married SarahSale, sister ofElizabethSale, mother of Mari e Pr e ston who supposedlymarried PeterMallory ofNew Haven




Va. Genealogies, Vol. 4, p. 266.
On the breaking out of the war, he, like his father,wascompelledtoforsake his benefice ; a n d he fled to theadjoininggarrisonofWithenshaw, which hd been fortified by Mr. Talton , as described insomeinteresting and Original papers in EAST CHESHIRE,pp.314-5.  Inthatstro ng ho ld Mallory met with anotherdeterminedanti-Parliamentparson,Mr. Pollitt, the Curate o f Ch oalton-cum-Hatrveywho had madehimselfobnoxious to his leading parishonersby attendin g hors e races atBarlowMoor, and by other proceedings whichthey deemedunclerical.
In giving evidence against this clergyman, John Barlow, oneofthevillagersswore (10th Feb r u ary, 1647-8) that he had heardMr.Pollittconfess toMr. Hyde of Dentor that he went to Sit h e nshaw,thenagarrison, to speakwith Mr. Mallory, of Northenden, amalignantparson.Withens h a w house wsfinally attacked and taken (25thFebruary,1643-4) byCol. RobertDuckenfield , a n d Mallory was one ofthose whosenames weretaken don asbeing then present.  His living w a s sequesteredabout Aug.1644, andothers served the Cure.
His possessions consisted of a parsonage house and alittleglebelandthereto.  His wife cl a i med and received her fifths outoftheRectory.
Where the family resorted to does not appear.  But in 1648,6thJuly,HenryNewcome, afterwa r d s the well known Minister ofManchester,wasmarried"at Mr. Mallory's house at Davenshaw ( q u .Davenham?)toMistressElizabeth Manwaringe."  Autob. pp. 295 and 10, AtDavenhamtheelde r M allory had been incumbent 43 years.  Mallory in somewayobtainedin theyear 1661, a tit l e t o the rectory of Eccleston,inLeylandHundred,Lancashire, (Baines New Ed. II, 148), an a p pointmentwhichoccurred inthe very year in which Edward Gee, theenergeticPresbyterianplac e dt here by the local classis, was imprisoned.
Gee, however, returned from his incarceration; and he datedhisprisonbook,A TREATISE OF P R A YER, Lond. 8 v, from Eccleston whichindeedhecontinuedto occupy.  The circumstances atten d i ng Mallorypresentationtothisrectory are not on record, but his right to it at theRestor a tiondoesnot seem to have been called in question.
The next important event in Mallory's life was his engagingwithSirGeorgeBooth in the Che s h ire Rising.   On the passing of theActin1661,Mallory entered into possession both of Nor t h endenandEccleston,forboth livings had become vacant by the deaths of thosewhohad beena p pointed during the interregnum.
Earwaker (I295) states that Mallory was re-instated atNorthendenintheyear 1662; but no a u t hority is cited for that date,which seemsaboutayear too late.  Alluding to the precedi n g r ector,Henry Dunster,whowasburied there 20th March, 1661-2, Calamy says that Mr.Mellor y(i.e.Mallory) was remarkably grateful to him.  On April17,1662,Malloryreceived a dispensat i o n to hold the rectoriesofEcclestonandNorthenden.  In some way Mallory became possessed l i kewiseoftheAdvowson of this Rectory, that the Advowson of Northendenforonetermonly w a s t o be altered, on Dr. Mallory's behalf, from hisownnametothose of Sir Jeffrie, Shakerl y , Si r John Netherne andEdwardHyde,Esq.The next vacancy, which did not arise through Mallo r y'sdeath,occurredabout five years later, when John Cooke wasinstituedRector,25thFebrua r y , 1667-8, on the presentation of EdwardHyde of HydeEsq.(EwakerI, 295).
In the year 1660 when there were many applicationsforthevacantecclesiastical patrona g e i n the King's gift, Mallorywasactivefor hisown further advancement.  On the 6th July th a t y earhedrew up apetitionfor the rich Rectory of Houghton On theSide--ie,wepresume,Houg h to n-le=Spring, soon to be void by the removalof Dr.JohnBarwick tothe Deanery of Durham , i n w hich he was installed1stNov.Mallory'spetition is as follows STATE PAPERS. DOM CHAS I I , vol.VII, No.58:

"To the King's Most Excellent Ma'ty:
     The humble peti'on of Tho:Mallory, Clerk, Sheweth thaty'rpet'rhathserved y'r Roya l l f ather throughout ye Warre, and y'rroyallselfein yelate (though abortive) endeavors o f y e C heshireGentlemen,hatheverbeene comfortable to ye Government and Discipline of yeChu rc hofEngland; and whereas ye Rectory of Houghton On the Side,intheBishoprickof Duresme, i s n o w voyd and in y'r Mat'yes Donac'on.
     May it therefore, please y'r gracious Mat'y togranty'rroyallpresent'n unto ye sai d R e ctory unto ye pet'r
     And y'r pet'r shall ever pray, &c."

At the Court t Whitehall ye 6th of July 1660:
     "His Ma'tie is grciously pleased to referre thisPetitiontoDoctorSheldon Deane o f t h e Chappell, Dr. Earles Deane ofWestminsterandDoctorMorley Deane of Christ Church or an y t w o of them,who aretoiformthemselves of the "et'rs merit and due qualifaco' for thesai d prefermentand report the same to his Ma'tie together with theiropinions.
     "Whereupon his Majesty will signify his further pleasure

                    EDW. NICHOLAS

This Petitioner is capable of ye favour he desires.
                    G. Sheldon,
                    Geor. Morley

Continues...

Notes for Thomas Mallory:Rev. Thomas Mallory, youngest son of Dean Thomas  Mallory . Youngest offour sons of the Dean. Occupation Minister 15 October 1624, MatriculatedatNew College Oxford. Instituted to the rectory of Northenden, Cheshire on15
February , 1634/35Was a Royalist supporter during the English Civil War  and his living wassequestered by the Parliamentary Government  about August 1644. After theRestoration, he obtained title to the Rectory in Leyland Hundred,Lancasterin 1661 and also repossession of the Rectory at Northenden. He died at
Brindle near his Rectory of Eccleston. 1605 - 1638 JANE 33 33 @NI200168@ 1586 Elizabeth Vaughn @NI200169@ 1498 - 1547 William Mallory 49 49 Va. His. Genealogies, p. 109.
Sir William Mallory of Studley and Hutton was a son ofhisfather'sfirstwife.  He marrie d J o an, daughter of Sir John NortonofNortonConyers byMargaret, daughter of Sir Robert Wa r d o fGivendale.(ForConyers, seeGlovers Vis. of York, p. 244).  Sir Williamdied April27, 1 54 7, and inq.P.M. and was held Sept. 21, 1547.  Hiseldest son andheirwasChristopher Mallo r y , who survived him only eightyears.  At thetimeofhis death, Christopher had no childre n a n d hislands wereinheritedundera posthumous son, John, was subsequently born toChristop her .  In1578,John had a writ Amoveas Manus for a third part ofthe manorsofStudleyand Nunwi c h , late of his fther Christopher.  (Vic.His. York,I,404). 1458 John Norton @NI200174@ 1640 Jane @NI200517@ 1566 - 1644 Rev Thomas II Mallory 78 78 1  AUTH Royalist supported Charles I 1  AGNC matriculated at Cambridge, Midhelmas 1582, Trinity College

Va. Hist. Genealogies, p. 110.
Thomas Mallory (1566-1644) was a son of Sir William Mallory and Anne hiswife, daughter of Si r George Gale of York.  This is confirmed by AlumniCambrensis (Vol. III, p. 1301), which st a t es he was son ofSir WilliamMallory of Studley, York.  He matriculated at Cambridge, Mich elm as1582,from Trinity. He later received the degree of B.D. and was presentedwith the liv ing of Rolnaldskirk in the North Riding of York  June 27,1599.  In addition to Ronaldskirk , he a lso held livings at MobberleyArchdeacon of Richmond, November 16, 1603.  On July 25 , 1607,he was madeDean of Chester.  Later, on October 11, 1619, he purchased the advowson of Mobberley Church and became its parson in 1621.  During the Civil War,Dean Mallory and hi s sons were active royalists in support of KingCharles I.  In 1642 Dean Mallory was forced t o flee from his rectory atMobberley and took refuge in Chester.  He died at Chester April 3 , 1644and is buried in the Quire of the Cathedral.
Dean Mallory married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Vaughan, Bishop ofLondon (A.C. III, p . 1 3 0).  Richard Vaughan matriculated at CambridgeNov. 16, 1569; B.A. St. Johns 1573/4; M. A. 15 7 7(A.C.),according toD.N.B. Vol. LVIII, p. 170). 1525 - 1602 Sir William Mallory 77 77  
 
      
 
 
  

1  AUTH During Rising of the North he was on side of Queen
1  AGNC Gave news and advice to the Earl of Sussex
1  DEST 1585 MP for Yorkshire
1  MEDI High Sheriff of county in 1592

Va. His. Genealogies, p. 109.
Sir William Mallory of Studley and Hutton succeededhiselderbrotherChristopher, who die d M a rch 23, 1553/54.  WilliamMallory,Esq.,wasfound by the Inquest P,M. to be his next of k i n , thenbeing 23yearsofage and more.  During the Rising of the North in 1569, hewas on t h esideof the Queen, giving news and advice to the Earl ofSussex.  In1570hewas appointe d H i gh Steward of Ripon, which he heldforlife.(C.S.P.)of the county in 1592.  He was excee di n glyzealousinsuppression of theCatholics.  In 1575 the Commissioners atYorkforEcclesia s t ical Causesrequested him to pull down thegoldentabernacle atRipon, Brest Lowe,and to u s e t he same in repairingtheChancel.  SirWilliam is said tohave been very keen in advanci n g thReformation.(Troubles of OurCatholic Forefathers, Sec. 3, pp. 46, 69,83,92) (13V.32 8 ) .  He marriedUrsula, daughter of Sir George Gale ofYork,Master ofthe Mint andsometime L o r d Mayor there.  George Gale, inhiswill, 1536,gave hisdughter Ursula and her husband twe n t y pounds.
In the following year "Dame Mary Gale" bequeathed toherdaughterMalloryher "Tabette of go l d s" and to her goddaughter,JaneMallory, her"flowerof gold."  (Wills York Register) (13V.3 2 8 ).
Sir William was buried at Ripon March 22, 1602/03.  His willwasdatedJune15, 1586 and pro b a ted April 5, 1602/03.  His will wasdatedJune 15,1586and probated April 5, 1603.  Willi a m M allory ofHuttonConyers,knight."To George Mallory my son, one annuity of 18 poundsou t o f mymanor ofWashington; to Thomas Mallory my son, one annuity of19poundsout of thesam e ; t o Charles my won, one annuity of 17 poundsoutof mylands atHutton Conyers; to Robert Ma l lor y my son, one annuityof17pounds out ofthe same; to Francis Mallory my won, one annui t y of17pounds out of mylands at Great Studley; to Anne my daughter,300pounds;to Dorothy Ma l lory my daughter twelve score pounds; toJulianMallory mydaughter 300pounds where of she h a t h already paid untoher 50pounds toremain withher mother until she be so, if she marrie s w ithoutherconsent she tohave but 200 markes, and the other 100 markes tobepaidto Elizab e t hMallory my youngest daughter for ten years 10 poundsayearand for herfurther advancem e n t I rest in the mercy of Godandhermother'sgoodness.  My wife to have all my plate and af t e r herdeathtoJohn if hebe living, if not to William Mallory his son.  TheresiduetoDam e U r sulamy wife and John my son exrs." (13 V. 328-29)
His heir was Sir John Mallory of Studley and Hutton whoseeldestsonandheir was Sir Will i a m Mallory, Esq., of Studley andHutton.SirWilliamwas five years old at the time of the H e r ald'sVisitationtoYork, 1585.(13V. 442).  Therefore the statement in theVirginia Magazi n e(14 V. 101)that Thomas Mallory, ancestor of theVirginia Mallorys, wasasixth sonof Si r J o hn Mallory of Studley (above)was in error.Thisprobably arosefrom the fact that pages 4 42 - 443 of themagazineweretransposed (See 14V. 101).  Thomas Mallory was born about1566 .  Therefore, he could not bea younger brother of William Mallory,Esq.,whowas born in 1580.

Sir 1529 Ursula Gale @NI200540@ 1500 Jane Norton @NI200558@ 1459 Margaret WARD @NI200564@ 1433 Roger Warde @NI200566@ 1437 Eleanor Constable @NI200568@ 1653 - 1732 Martin PALMER 79 79 !KATHRYN BROWN BOOK. "Born between 1653 and 1660, York County or New Kent County.... (York County record 1681 says, "Martin Palmer Jr. is 21, orthereabouts.") Will dated 19 Mar 1732, King William County, Virginia." 1678 - 1747 Martin PALMER 69 69 Elizabeth Mallory, d/o Capt. Roger Mallory (c1635-1695-7),m.1-Capt.Benjamin Crowshaw (d. s . p. by June 1677), s/o Capt.RichardCrowshaw.Elizabeth m. 2-Martin Palmer Jr. They wer e i n K ingWilliam Co.VA 1704.Their son Martin Palmer Jr. was b. ca 1678 & d. ca1720 befor e his father. (Some of this taken from Kathryn Brown Williams'book,ThePalmer/Parmer Family 1 653 -1 989; no publisher listed)Elizabeth Mallory, d/o Capt. Roger Mallory (c1635-1695-7), m.1-Capt.Benjamin Crowshaw (d.s . p. by June 1677), s/o Capt. RichardCrowshaw.Elizabeth m. 2-Martin Palmer Jr. They were i n K ing William Co.VA 1704.Their son Martin Palmer Jr. was b. ca 1678 & d. ca 1720 before his father. (Some of this taken from Kathryn Brown Williams' book,ThePalmer/Parmer Family 1653 -1 989; no publisher listed) 1650 - 1747 Elizabeth Mallory 97 97 1  AUTH author John Bennett Boddie Genealogical Publishing, 1975


Va. Hist. Genealogies, p. 116.
Elizabeth, m. Martin Palmer (?), who held 1200 acres in KingWilliamin1704.
Abstrct of the will of JOHN MALLORY, citizen and leathersellerofLondon,dated 23 May, 1747.
To my wife and her heirs my estate of Stratford Lanthory Co.Essex.AlsoIgive her les e o f m y house in the Strand.
To Treasurer of Saint Georges Hospital 100 pounds--for use ofsickandlamethere.
To Treasurer of the New Foundling Hospital for use ofthatcharity,100pounds.
To Mr. Galfidus Mann and Mr. Richard Cooke, 20 guineas each for mourning.
I make my wife sole executrix and give her residue of myestateonconditionthat she pa y s t o said Mr. Mann and Mr. Cooke 4000poundswithin3 yers,to be held by them in trust as fo l low s--
To pay interest to my wife for her life and after her deathtopaytochilden of my brothe r W i lliam near Jamestown in Virginia400pounds,inKing Williams County, to the children of m y s isterELIZABETHPALMER(Sic) 300 pounds--to the children of my brother Rober1200pounds--to t h e children of my brother Thomas 1200 pounds--tothechildren ofmysister Quarles 300 pound s - - to the children of mybrotherCharles400pounds--To the childrem of my cousin (nephew) Francis Mallory ofJamesRiverinvirginia 200 pounds--
If any of said children die their shares shall go totheirlawfulrepresentatives.  Witness e s : Charles Waring
        John Vickerey
        John Locker
Proved 6th December, 1752 by Mary Mallory, widow, relict and executrix.
Elizabeth, m. Martin Palmer (?), who held 1200 acres in KingWilliamin1704.
Abstrct of the will of JOHN MALLORY, citizen and leather sellerofLondon,dated 23 May, 1747.
To my wife and her heirs my estate of Stratford Lanthory Co. Essex.AlsoIgive her lese o f m y house in the Strand.
To Treasurer of Saint Georges Hospital 100 pounds--for use of sickandlamethere.
To Treasurer of the New Foundling Hospital for use of thatcharity,100pounds.
I make my wife sole executrix and give her residue of myestateoncondition that she pay s t o said Mr. Mann and Mr. Cooke 4000poundswithin3 yers, to be held by them in trust as fol low s--
To pay interest to my wife for her life and after her death topaytochilden of my brother W i lliam near Jamestown in Virginia 400pounds,inKing Williams County, to the children of my s i sterELIZABETHPALMER(Sic) 300 pounds--to the children of my brother Rober 1200pounds--tot h e children of my brother Thomas 1200 pounds--to thechildren ofmysister Quarles 300 pounds - - to the children of my brotherCharles400pounds--To the childrem of my cousin (nephew) Francis Mallory of JamesRiverinvirginia 200 pounds--
If any of said children die their shares shall go to theirlawfulrepresentatives.  Witnesse s : Charles Waring
        John Vickerey
        John Locker 1520 - 1558 Jane Conyers 38 38 D. 1725 Henry Gage Stapylton 1603 - 1647 Philip Stapylton 44 44 1644 - 1729 Philip Stapylton 85 85 1645 - 1743 Margaret Gage 98 98 1604 Barabara Lennard 1574 - 1631 Henry Stapylton 57 57 1586 - 1656 Mary Foster 70 70 1599 - 1635 Robert Stapylton 35 35 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/stapleton03.htm


(i) Robert Stapilton of Wighill (b 1601, d 11.03.1635) m. (11.06.1622) Catherine Fairfax (d 23.02.1666, dau of 1st Viscount of Walton and Gilling Castle) <fairfax01.htm> 1548 - 1606 Robert Stapylton 58 58 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/stapleton03.htm
(1) Sir Robert Stapleton of Wighill, Sheriff of Yorkshire (b 1547) m1. Catherine Constable (dau of Sir Marmaduke Constable of Everingham) <constable02.htm> 1552 - 1580 Catherine Constable 28 28 1605 John Stapylton 1607 Brian Stapylton 1609 Katherine Stapylton 1608 Mary Stapylton 1610 Jane Stapylton 1612 Olive Stapylton 1614 Grace Stapylton Bet 1600 and 1609 - 1609 Izabell Stapylton 1608 - 1667 Katherine Fairfax 59 59 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/fairfax01.htm#dau1 1628 - 1668 Miles Stapylton 39 39 1634 Mary Hopton 1656 Catherine Stapylton 1652 Ellen Stapylton 1654 Mary Stapylton 1626 Henry Stapylton 1628 Katherine Stapylton 1634 Mary Stapylton 1629 Elizabeth (or Isabel) Stapleton file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/stapleton03.htm#dau4 D. 1651 Matthew Boynton E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\boynton1.htm


b. Matthew Boynton (Colonel) m. Elizabeth or Isabel Stapleton (dau of Robert Stapleton)  <stapleton03.htm> 1650 Katherine Boynton 1651 Isabella Boynton 1639 - 1723 Henry Stapylton 84 84 Frances Hotham 1637 - 1697 John Stapylton 60 60 Elizabeth Lawson 1665 Isabell Stapylton D. 1644 Isabell Stapylton 1632 Katherine Stapylton 1636 Mary Stapylton 1645 - 1704 Thomas FitzWilliam 59 59 ID: I28422
Name: Thomas FITZWILLIAM 4th Viscount
Sex: M
Change Date: 29 JAN 2003
Birth: ABT 1645
Death: 20 FEB 1704Reference Number: Thomas Fitzwilliam, 4th Viscount Fitzwilliam (see here a nd
here), born est c.1645,
Catholic, succ 1675,
mar 1stly to Mary Stapleton and had issue:

Richard Fitzwilliam, 5th Viscount Fitzwilliam, born c.1677.
in 1686 in the Catholic-tolerant reign of King James, was
constructed the old church at Booterstown, almost certainly
under the 4th Viscount's protection,
he supported King James at the Siege of Limerick 1691,
still owner of the mill of Donnybrook,
mar 2ndly to Elizabeth Pitt
and died 20th Feb 1704, age est c.60 yrs, having had issue:


Mary Fitzwilliam,
mar Hon. George Talbot [grandson of 10th Earl of Shrewsbury,
see TALBOT]
and had issue [ancestors of the 14th to 17th Earls of
Shrewsbury]. ABT 1645

Father: William FITZWILLIAM 3rd Viscount b: ABT 1611
Mother: Mary LUTTRELL b: ABT 1620

Marriage 1 Mary STAPELTON b: ABT 1645 in Wighill, Yorkshire George Leeson 1651 - 1694 Jane Stapylton 43 43 1655 Frances Stapylton 1656 Elizabeth Stapylton 1659 Esther Stapylton 1659 Grace Stapylton Unknown Hungate Anne Brainton George Twistleton Henry Cholmley Henry Saint Quintin 1641 Frances Stapylton 1642 - 1646 Isabell Stapylton 4 4 1643 Philippa Stapylton 1520 - 1574 Marmaduke Constable 54 54 1625 Ursula Darcy 1618 - 1681 Barbara Constable 63 63 1620 Anne Constable 1651 - 1696 Philip Mark Constable 45 45 1612 Graces Wyvill 1568 - 1599 Robert Constable 31 31 Thomas Stapylton Philip Stapylton 1578 - 1656 Jane Stapylton 78 78 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/stapleton03.htm#wed2a 1575 Christopher Wyvill file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/wyvill1.htm#link1


(1) Christopher Wyvill (b c1562, dvp) m. Jane Stapleton (dau of Sir Robert Stapleton of Wighill) <stapleton03.htm> 1595 - 1648 Marmaduke Wyvill 53 53 1596 Isabel Gascoigne 1614 - 1681 Christopher Wyvill 67 67 1623 Thomas Constable 1619 Marmaduke Constable 1623 - 1679 Anne Sherborne 56 56 1595 - 1664 Philip Constable 69 69 1587 - 1641 Anne Roper 53 53 1574 - 1632 Marmaduke Constable 58 58 1574 - 1599 Frances Metham 25 25 1547 - 1619 Philip Constable 72 72 1552 Margaret Tirwhit 1625 Katherine Constable 1622 Philip Constable 1655 Anne Constable 1657 Elizabeth Constable 1569 - 1625 Roger Constable 56 56 1570 - 1604 Elizabeth Constable 34 34 1571 - 1619 Henry Constable 48 48 1573 - 1617 Francis Constable 44 44 1578 - 1615 Michael Constable 37 37 1581 - 1610 Barbara Constable 29 29 1579 William Constable 1584 - 1613 Frances Constable 29 29 1589 - 1630 Jane Constable 41 41 1677 - 1743 Richard FitzWilliam 66 66 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/fitzwilliam03.htm#v3

(A) Richard FitzWilliam, 5th Viscount (d 06.06.1743) m. Frances Shelley (b c1672, d 11.12.1771, dau of Sir John Shelley, Bart of Michael Grove)  <shelley01.htm> 1616 Mary Wyvill 1636 Marmaduke Beckwith 1637 - 1700 Roger Beckwith 63 63 1615 - 1642 Arthur Beckwith 27 27 1630 Olivia Wyvill 1631 Elizabeth Wyvill 1636 Anne Wyvill 1597 Edmund Wyvill 1601 William Wyvill 1604 - 1606 Barbara Wyvill 2 2 1606 Elizabeth Wyvill 1608 Olive Wyvill 1610 Katherine Wyvill 1612 Philippa Wyvill 1599 Mary Wyvill 1603 Henry Wyvill 1645 - 1684 William Wyvill 39 39 1639 Marmaduke Wyvill 1641 Christopher Wyvill 1643 Darcy Wyvill 1649 Robert Wyvill 1652 Dorothy Wyvill 1654 Grace Wyvill 1656 Isabel Wyvill 1658 Barbara Wyvill 1660 Ursula Wyvill 1646 Francis Wyvill 1651 - 1710 Christopher Wyvill 59 59 1638 Mary Beckwith 1639 Isabel Beckwith 1640 Susan Beckwith 1616 Isabel Wyvill 1600 - 1679 George Hamilton 79 79 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/hamilton10-1.htm#dau1 1600 - 1680 Mary Butler 80 80 E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\butler02-1.htm

(6) Mary Butler m. Sir George Hamilton, Bart of Donalong (d 1679) <hamilton10-1.htm> 1644 - 1673 James Hamilton 29 29 1646 - 1709 Elisabeth Culpepper 63 63 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/colepeper1.htm#dau2

((4)) Elizabeth Colepeper (b c1637, d 1709) m. (1661) James Hamilton, younger of Donalong (dvp 06.06.1673, Colonel)  <hamilton10.htm> 1660 - 1734 James Hamilton 74 74 E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\stirnet\hamilton10.htm

a. Sir James Hamilton of Donalong, 6th Earl of Abercorn (b c1660, d 28.09.1734) m. (24.01.1683-4) Elizabeth Reading (b c1668, d 19.03.1754, dau of Sir Robert Reading, Bart of Dublin) 1673 - 1729 William Cavendish 56 56 1641 - 1707 William Cavendish 66 66 1642 - 1710 Mary Butler 68 68 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/butler02-1.htm#link4 D. 1703 Theophila Berkeley Kingsmill Lucy file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/lucy01.htm

((1)) Sir Kingsmill Lucy of Facombe, 2nd Bart of Broxburne m. Theophilia Berkeley (d 1703, dau of George Berkeley, Earl of Berkeley) <berkeley03.htm>
((A)) Sir Berkeley Lucy of Facombe, 3rd Bart of Broxburne (d 19.11.1759) m. Catharine Cotton (d 06.1740, dau of Charles Cotton of Beresford)    ((i)) Mary Lucy m. (13.08.1727) Hon. Charles Compton (d 20.11.1755) <compton01.htm>
((B)) Theophilia Lucy m. Sir William Ingoldsby, Bart
((C)) Mary Lucy (d unm) D. 1759 Berkeley Lucy Ralph Sheldon 1485 - 1525 Eleanor Constable 40 40 http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/CONSTABLE.htm#Agnes%20CONSTABLE3

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((v)) Eleanor Constable (d 1525)
m1. John Ingleby of Ripley <ingleby1.htm> m2. (1504-5) Thomas Berkeley, de jure 5th Lord (b 1472, d 22.01.1532-3) <berkeley03.htm> 1472 - 1532 Thomas Berkeley 60 60 1505 - 1534 Thomas Berkeley 29 29 D. Mar 1532-1533 Mary Hastings 1640 - 1665 Elisabeth Butler 25 25 1634 - 1714 Philip Stanhope 80 80 1663 - 1723 Elisabeth Stanhope 60 60 1592 - 1636 Dorothy Hereford 44 44 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/devereux2-1.htm#shirl 1690 - 1736 James Berkeley 46 46 D. 1724 Henrietta Butler 1649 - 1710 Charles Berkeley 61 61 1646 - 1719 Elisabeth Noel 73 73 1620 - 1689 George Berkeley 69 69 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/berkeley03.htm


(ii) George Berkeley, 1st Earl of Berkeley (b c1627, d 14.10.1698) m. (11.08.1646) Elizabeth Masingberd (bur 10.12.1708, dau of John Masingberd) 1620 Elisabeth Massingberd 1660 Elisabeth Butler 1660 - 1745 James Butler 85 85 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/butler02.htm

(i) James Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormonde (b 29.04.1665, d 16.11.1745, CIC) m1. (15.07.1682) Anne Hyde (dau of Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester) <hyde01.htm>
(a) Mary Butler (d 1688) m2. (03.08.1685) Mary Somerset (d 1733, dau of Henry Somerset, 1st Duke of Beaufort) <somerset1.htm>
(b) Elizabeth Butler (d unm 20.04.1750) (c) Mary Butler (dsp 02.01.1712) m. (21.10.1710) John, 1st Earl of Ashburnham partner unknown (d) Julia Butler m. Edward Evelyn of Felbridge (b 1681, d 1751) <evelyn1.htm> 1670 - 1759 Charles Butler 89 89 1638 - 1685 Richard Butler 47 47 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/butler02.htm
(C) Richard Butler, Earl of Arran (b 15.06.1639, d 25.01.1685) m1. (09.1664) Mary Stuart (b c1650, dsp 04.07.1668, dau of James Stuart, 4th Duke of Lennox and RIchmond) m2. (06.1673) Dorothy Ferrers (dau of John Ferrers of Tamworth) <ferrers3.htm>

(i) Charlotte Butler (b c1679, d 08.08.1725) m. (06.06.1699) Charles Cornwallis, 4th Lord (b 1675, d 20.01.1721/2)  <cornwallis1.htm>
(ii)+ other issue (d infant) - James (bpt 19.02.1673/4, bur 10.10.1676), Thomas (b before 11.1680, bur 07.06.1681), Thomas (bur 24.08.1685) 1536 - 1596 Catherine Howard 60 60 1534 - 1613 Henry Berkeley 79 79 1555 Thomas Berkeley file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/berkeley03.htm

(1) Sir Thomas Berkeley (b 11.07.1575, dvp 22.11.1611) m. Elizabeth Cary (dau of George Cary, 2nd Lord Hunsden) <cary01.htm> 1555 Elisabeth Carey file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/cary01.htm

((1)) Elizabeth Carey m. Sir Thomas Berkeley (b 11.07.1575, dvp 22.11.1611) <berkeley03.htm> 1575 - 1658 George Berkeley 83 83 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/berkeley03.htm

(A) George Berkeley, 8th Lord (b 07.10.1601, d 10.08.1658) m. (13.04.1614) Elizabeth Stanhope (b 21.12.1604, dau of Sir Michael Stanhope of Sudbourne) <stanhope01.htm> 1580 Elisabeth Stanhope Amalia (=Emilia) van Nassau Ouwerkerk Vader: heer van Beverweerd 1634 - 1680 Thomas Butler 46 46 Graaf van Ossory, Ridder in de Orde van de Kouseband (1672).




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(B) Thomas Butler, Earl of Ossory (b 08.07.1634, dvp 30.07.1680) m. (17.11.1659) Amelia de Nassau (dau of Henry de Nassau, Lord of Auverquerque) 1662 - 1736 John Symes Berkeley 74 74 1654 - 1671 Richard Berkeley 17 17 1632 Elizabeth Symms 1604 - 1634 Maurice Berkeley 30 30 E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\euweb\berkeley04.htm


((A)) Sir Maurice Berkeley (dvp bur 03.01.1654) m1. Elizabeth Coke (dau of Sir Edward Coke, lord chief justice) ((i)) Frances Berkeley
m2. _ Tipping (dau of Sir George Tipping of Oxfordshire) 1606 Mary Tippinge 1578 - 1661 Richard Berkeley 83 83 1582 Mary Rowe 1540 - 1608 Henry Berkeley 68 68 E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\euweb\berkeley04.htm

(a) Sir Henry Berkeley of Stoke Gifford m. Mary Throckmorton (dau of Thomas Throckmorton of Caughton) <throckmorton02.htm> 1533 Thomas THROCKMORTON file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/throckmorton02.htm

A. Thomas Throckmorton of Coughton (d 13.03.1614) m. Margaret Whorwood (dau of William Whorwood, Attorney General) 1574 - 1608 Mary (=Meriel) THROCKMORTON 34 34 1610 - 1688 James Butler 77 77 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/butler02-1.htm
(1) James Butler, 13th Earl, 1st Duke of Ormonde (b 19.10.1610, d 21.07.1688) m. (09.1629) Elizabeth Preston, Baroness Dingwall (d 21.07.1684, dau of Sir Richard Preston, Lord Dingwall) <preston01.htm> D. 1557 Nicholas Poyntz file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/poyntz2-1.htm Robert Berkeley 1693 Lord Laurence Shirley of Ferrers 1535 - 1585 Nicholas Poyntz 50 50 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/poyntz2-1.htm

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m. (1) Ann Verney, (2) Margarett Stanley, dau of Ed earl of Derby.

Nich: and Margaret had 3 sons: Edward, Hugh and Robert. D. 1719 Mary Berkeley file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/berkeley03.htm

(f) Mary Berkeley (d 19.05.1719) m1. Forde Grey, 3rd Lord of Werke, Earl of Tankerville (d 24.06.1701) <grey04.htm> m2. (05.1712) Richard Rooth of Epsom (d 21.11.1728) D. 1701 Forde Grey file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/grey04.htm


((i)) Ford (Forde) Grey, 3rd Lord of Werke, Earl of Tankerville (bpt 20.07.1655, d 24.06.1701)m. Mary Berkeley (d 19.05.1719, dau of George Berkeley, 1st Earl of Berkeley) <berkeley03.htm> ((a)) Mary Grey m. (03.07.1695) Charles Bennett, 2nd Lord Ossulston, Earl of Tankerville (b 1674, d 21.05.1722) <bennett01.htm> 1506 - 1564 Anne Savage 58 58 Rebecca Stretton ((i))+ issue (Richard, Robert, John, Rebecca, Mary, Muriel, Frances) 1615 - 1684 Elizabeth 'Baroness Dingwall' Preston 68 68 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/preston01-1.htm
(a) Elizabeth Preston, 'Baroness Dingwall' (b 25.07.1615, d 21.07.1684) m. (09.1629) James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormonde (b 19.10.1610, d 21.07.1688)  <butler02.htm> 1585 - 1619 Thomas Butler 34 34 1588 - 1673 Elizabeth Poyntz 85 85 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/poyntz2-1.htm#dau3 Dorothy Ferrers E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\euweb\ferrers3.htm
(2) Dorothy Ferrers m. (06.1673) Richard Butler, Earl of Arran (b 15.06.1639, d 25.01.1685)  <butler02.htm> 1679 - 1725 Charlotte Butler 46 46 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/butler02.htm#richarran

(i) Charlotte Butler (b c1679, d 08.08.1725) m. (06.06.1699) Charles Cornwallis, 4th Lord (b 1675, d 20.01.1721/2)  <cornwallis1.htm> John Butler Anne Chichester E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\euweb\chichester02.htm


C. Anne Chichester (dsp 14.11.1697) m1. (01.1674) John Butler, Earl of Gowran (dsp 08.1677) <butler02.htm>
m2. Francis Aungier, 1st Earl of Longford (dsp 22.12.1700) Richard Butler file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/butler02.htm

(3) Richard Butler of Kilcash, Governor of Wexford (a 1641, Lt. General) m. Frances Touchet (dau of Mervyn Touchet, 2nd Earl of Castlehaven) <touchet2.htm>
(A) Walter Butler m. Mary Plunkett (dau of Christopher Plunkett, 2nd Earl of Fingal) <plunkett3.htm>

etc
etc
etc... Frances Touchet file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/touchet2.htm#dau1

F. Frances Touchet m. Richard Butler of Kilcash, Governor of Wexford (a 1641, Lt. General) <butler02.htm> D. 1763 Barbara Talbot John Talbot Barbara Slingsby 1601 - 1658 Henry Slingsby 57 57 Barbara Bellasis 1577 - 1633 Thomas Bellasis 56 56 Barbara Cholmley D. 1615 Henry Cholmley D. 1628 Barbara Babthorpe William Babthorpe Barbara Constable D. 1558 Robert [Marmaduke] Constable Catherine Manners D. 1545 N.. Marmaduke E:\E-S009\genealogy\Grab_A_Site_downloads\euweb\asciliyanboyden.htm


439548 Marmaduke Constable ( + 07-09-1545 )
439549 Barbara Sothill ( + ..-..-1540 ) D. 1540 Barbara Southill D. 1518 Marmaduke Constable file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/euweb/constable01.htm 1460 Joyce Stafford D. 1575 Anne Verney file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/verney1-1.htm#dau2 1560 - 1633 John Poyntz 73 73 file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/poyntz2-1.htm

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married:
(1) Ursula Sydenham,
(2) Elizabeth Sydenham,
(3) Frances Newton (no issue),
(4) (?) Grissell Roberts (issue). D. 1595 Elizabeth Sydenham file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/sydenham1-1.htm#link2 D. 1563 Joan Berkeley file:///E:/E-S009/genealogy/Grab_A_Site_downloads/stirnet/berkeley03-1.htm#dau2 1532 - 12 Feb 1580-1581 Catherine THROCKMORTON 1512 - 12 Feb 1580-1581 Robert THROCKMORTON 1516 - 1541 Muriel Berkeley 25 25 1541 Anne THROCKMORTON 1533 - 1607 Mary Whorwood 74 74 1543 - 1643 Mary THROCKMORTON 100 100 Robert Constable Agnes Constable http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/CONSTABLE.htm#Agnes%20CONSTABLE3



Agnes CONSTABLE
Born: ABT 1486, Flamborough, Yorkshire, England
Father: Marmaduke CONSTABLE (Sir Knight)
Mother: Joyce STAFFORD <STAFFORD2.htm>
Married 1: Henry OUGHTRED (Sir Knight) <OUGHTRED.htm>
Children:
1. Isabel OUGHTRED <OUGHTRED.htm>
2. Robert OUGHTRED (Sir Knight) <OUGHTRED.htm>
3. Anthony OUGHTRED (Sir Gov. Jersey) <OUGHTRED.htm>
4. Eleanor OUGHTRED
5. George OUGHTRED
6. Henry OUGHTRED
Married 2: William PERCY (Sir Knight) <PERCY.htm> BEF 1516 Generated by GenoPro®. Click here for details.