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Family Subtree Diagram : Descendants of Henry de Ferreres (1355)

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1388 Henry de Ferreres 33 33 1616 Ann Arundel Howard 1600 Frederick Howard 1606 Thomas Howard 1542 Elizabeth Jane Arundel 1539 Charles Arundel 1535 - 1598 Matthew Arundel- Howard 63 63 1609 - Bet. 1652 - 1659 Matthew Sr. Howard 1535 Dorothy Arundel 1398 Elizabeth Freville 1395 - 1459 Thomas De Ferreres 64 64 1560 - 1639 Thomas Arundel- Howard 79 79 1538 Margaret Willoughby 1510 - 1551 Henry Willoughby 41 41 1603 Mary Howard 1560 Catherine Arundel 1442 John De Ferreres 1440 - 1484 Henry De Ferreres 44 44 1460 - 1529 Cicely Bonville 69 69 1455 - 1474 Anne De Holland 19 19 1537 - 1621 Edward Seymour 83 83 1540 - 26 Jan 1566/67 Catherine Grey Jan 1516/17 - 28 Feb 1553/54 Henry Grey 1517 - 1559 Frances Brandon 42 42 Alias:<ALIA> of /Suffolk/ 1561 - 1613 Edward Seymour 51 51 1580 - 1637 Anne Phillipson 57 57 1371 - 1441 Phillippa De Clifford 70 70 1519 - 1555 John Talbot 36 36 1515 Frances Giffard 1466 - 1556 John Giffard 90 90 Alias:<ALIA> of /Chillington/ 1490 Thomas Giffard Alias:<ALIA> of /Chillington/ 1475 Elizabeth Gresley 1358 - 1394 Jane Hoo 36 36 1372 - 1445 William VII De Ferreres 73 73 1394 - 1463 Henry De Ferreres 69 69 Alias:<ALIA> of /Groby/ 1419 - 23 Jan 1481/82 Elizabeth De Ferreres 1415 - 1457 Edward De Grey 42 42 1432 - 27 Feb 1459/60 John De Grey 1542 - 29 Jan 1609/10 John Talbot Alias:<ALIA> of /Grafton/ 1545 Catherine Petre 1566 George Talbot 1560 John Talbot Alias:<ALIA> of Longford /Hall/ 1579 Eleanor Baskerville 1601 - 8 Feb 1653/54 John Talbot 1473 - 1520 William Booth 47 47 1475 - 1504 Margaret Ashton 29 29 1453 Thomas Ashton 1459 Anne Greystoke 1491 - 1531 George Sr. Booth 40 40 1520 - 1538 Dorothy De Hastings 18 18 1423 Anne De Hastings 1537 - 12 Feb 1553/54 Jane Grey Beheaded for treason[91502.ftw]
Beheaded for treason 1543 Mary Grey 1527 - 12 Feb 1553/54 Guilford Dudley Beheaded for treason[91502.ftw]
Beheaded for treason 1452 Reynold De Grey 1540 - 1586 Mary Dudley 46 46 1445 - 1504 Thomas Gresley 59 59 1455 Anne De Ferreres 1477 - 1550 Thomas Grey 73 73 1455 - 1501 Thomas Grey 46 46 1436 - 17 Jan 1482/83 Robert Greystoke 1438 Elizabeth De Grey 1438 - 1499 Thomas De Ferreres 61 61 1469 John De Ferreres 1614 - 1652 Frances Arundel 38 38 1650 Thomas Talbot 1650 Mary Talbot 1605 Mary Fortescue 1620 George Talbot 1623 Francis Talbot 1631 Gilbert Talbot 1474 - 8 Feb 1543/44 John Arundel Alias:<ALIA> of /Lanherne/ 1478 Eleanor Grey 1500 - 25 Feb 1551/52 Thomas Arundel Alias:<ALIA> of /Wardour/ 1505 - 1572 Margaret Howard 67 67 1390 - 1452 Isabel Mowbray 62 62 1495 Ursula Throckmorton 1437 - 1492 Elizabeth Woodville 55 55 Queen of Edward IV, daughter of Sir Richard Woodville, 1st Earl Rivers,
and Jacquetta, Duchess of Bedford, of the great house of Luxemburg,
Elizabeth Woodville was probably born in 1437. Her first husband was Sir
John Grey of Groby, a Lancastrian, who fell at St. Albans in 1461. By him
she had two sons, Thomas and Richard, and it was when she was
supplicating King Edward IV for the restoration of their estates that he
fell in love with her.
Edward married her privately in 1464, and, when the marriage was declared
at Reading Abbey (Berkshire), it at once provoked the hostility of the
family of Neville, which had put Edward on the throne. The rivalry of the
Nevilles with the Woodvilles soon succeeded to that of the Yorkists and
Lancastrians, for Elizabeth was a greedy, unscrupulous woman who insisted
on the King showering lands and wealth on all her relations.
She bore Edward numerous children, the first of whom was her eldest
daughter, Elizabeth, afterwards Queen of Henry VII; the best known were
the 'Princes in the Tower,' Edward V and his brother, Richard, Duke of
York, afterwards murdered, apparently, by their uncle, Richard III. The
elder of these boys was born while Edward was in exile in 1470 and the
Queen had 'taken sanctuary' at Westminster.
On the death of Edward IV the unpopularity of the whole Woodville family
was at once manifest and the Queen had to take sanctuary again. The most
extraordinary point in her career was reached when the wily Richard
tempted her to come to his Court again and she went through some sort of
reconciliation with him. Henry VII never trusted her and, in 1487, she
went to reside in the nunnery at Bermondsey on a pension. The
refoundation of Queens' College, Cambridge, in the beautiful gallery of
which there is an authenticated portrait of her, is the only good thing
recorded of her.
Edited from Emery Walker's "Historical Portraits" (1909). 1479 Elizabeth Grey 1483 - 1554 Cecily Grey 71 71 1442 Edward De Grey 1470 Elizabeth De Grey 1462 Edmund Dudley Alias:<ALIA> Chancellor of the /Exchequer/
Edmund Dudley, lawyer and statesman, was the son of John Dudley, Esq. of
Atherington, in Sussex County, and Elizabeth Bramshot. His father was a
younger son of the famous John, Baron Dudley, Knight of the Garter, and
was a wealthy man with extensive land holdings. Although his father was
not a member of the nobility, he was sheriff of Surrey and Essex, steward
of the King's lands and manors in Berkshire and Hampshire and a member of
Parliament from Essex. Edmund was born about 1462 , probably in Sussex,
and was beheaded on Tower Hill on August 15, 1510.
Being a very intelligent youth from a prosperous family, Edmund was sent
to Oxford in 1478 (age 16) and afterwards studied law at Gray's Inn*,
where the arms of the Barons Dudley were emblazoned on one of the windows
of the hall. His legal knowledge attracted the attention of Henry VI I on
his accession in 1485 and he was made a privy councilor at the age of 23.
Note that Edmund's grandfather, the powerful Baron Dudley, was still
alive and was in the King's good graces, which no doubt helped the young
Edmund get his career off to a strong start.
In 1492, Edmund was serving with the English army in France, at which
time he advised King Henry VII to sign the Treaty of Boulogne, which he
had helped to negotiate. The treaty was signed 11/6/1492. This may have
been one of the most significant events in Edmund's early political life,
as the treaty provided for a large annual tribute to be paid by France to
Henry. The tribute continued to be paid for many years and helped to
enrich the king. This set the pattern for Edmund's career.
Edmund's first wife Anne Windsor, sister of Andrews, lord Windsor** died
before 1494, when Edmund obtained the wardship and marriage of Elizabeth,
daughter of Edward Grey, Viscount Lisle and sister and coheiress of John
Grey.
Edmund Dudley became undersheriff of London in 1497. At this time, he was
fully in the King's confidence and had formulated a policy to check the
lawlessness of the barons, whom the protracted wars of the roses had
completely demoralized. In carrying out the policy, Dudley became
associated with Sir Richard Empson, who also lived near him in St.
Swithin's Lane in London. They required the great landowners to enter
into recognizance's to keep the peace, and all taxes and feudal dues were
to be collected with the utmost rigor.
The official positions of Dudley and Empson are difficult to define: they
probably acted as a sub-committee of the privy council. They certainly
were not judges of the exchequer, nor of any other recognized court. It
has been asserted by their contemporaries that they habitually indicted
guiltless persons of crimes and extorted great fines and ransoms as a
condition of staying further proceedings. They are said to have
occasionally summoned persons to their private houses and extorted fines
without any pretense of legal procedure. Pardons for outlawry were
invariably purchased from them, and juries were terrorized into paying
fines when giving verdicts for defendants in crown proceedings.
In 1504, Edmund was chosen speaker in the House of Commons. In the
Parliament over which he presided, many small but useful reforms were
made in legal procedure. In 1506, he became steward of the rape of
Hastings, Sussex. In the last year of Henry VII's reign, Edmund Dudley
and Sir Richard Empson were nominated as special commissioners for
enforcing penal laws. Their unpopularity greatly increased at about that
time.
On 4/21/1509, Henry VII died. The king had amassed about £4.5 million in
coin and bouillon while Dudley directed his finances. The revenues Dudley
secured by the sale of offices and extra-legal compositions was estimated
at £120,000 per year.
Henry VIII had no sooner ascended the throne than he yielded to the
outcry against Dudley and Empson and committed both  1502 - 1553 John Dudley 51 51 1535 Jane Talbot 1386 - 1435 Edmund De Ferreres 49 49 1400 Margaret De Ferreres 1400 Elizabeth De Ferreres 1400 William Culpepper 1430 - 1484 Richard Culpepper 54 54 1491 Elizabeth Butler 1515 - 1544 George Jr. Booth 29 29 1515 - 1544 Elizabeth Trafford 29 29 1541 - 1579 William Booth 38 38 1545 - 1628 Elizabeth Warburton 83 83 1570 - 1628 Richard Booth 58 58 1510 Anne Grey 1537 - 1596 Francis Willoughby 59 59 1537 Thomas Willoughby 1481 - 1535 Margaret Wotton 54 54 1445 Elizabeth De Ferreres 1495 - 1553 John De Sutton 58 58 1413 John De Ferreres 1415 Edmund De Ferreres 1420 Maurice De Ferreres 1442 Margaret Haxstall 1480 Edward De Ferreres 1484 Richard De Ferreres 1486 Elizabeth De Ferreres 1444 Maude Stanley 1461 - 1515 John De Ferreres 54 54 1454 Margaret De Grey 1520 Frances Giffard 1450 Elizabeth Talbot 1410 William De Ferreres 1504 - 22 Jan 1554/55 Jane Guildford 1529 - 1586 Henry Sydney 56 56 1563 - 1626 Robert Sydney 62 62 1565 - 1621 Barbara Gamage 56 56 1595 - 1677 Robert Jr. Sydney 81 81 1598 - 1659 Dorothy Percy 61 61 1617 - Feb 1683/84 Dorothy Sydney 1592 - 1636 William Spencer 44 44 William lived the life of a country gentleman and built a racecourse at
Althorp.  His wife was the daughter of the Earl of Southampton,
Shakespeare's patron. 1598 Penelope Wriothesley 1570 - 1627 Robert Spencer 57 57 Sheriff of Northamptonshire
Robert was purportedly the wealthiest man in England at the ascension of
King James I, accumulating an ever greater fortune through the family
livestock business.
He was a subscriber to The Virginia Company. 1571 Margaret Willoughby 1573 - 1624 Henry Wriothesley 51 51 1572 - 1655 Elizabeth Vernon 83 83 1524 Katherine Brydges 10 Mar 1607/08 - 1667 Thomas Wriothesley 1648 John Talbot 1650 Bruno Talbot 1555 - 1613 Elizabeth Champernon 58 58 1581 Bridget Seymour 1582 Mary Seymour 1584 John Seymour 1586 Richard Seymour 1588 Elizabeth Seymour 1590 Amy Seymour 1580 - 1659 Edward Seymour 79 79 1513 - 1586 Edward De Sutton 73 73 1544 Mary Dudley 1488 - 1558 Walter Devereux 70 70 Alias:<ALIA> of /Hereford/ 1551 - 1585 John Chichester 34 34 1555 Anne Dennis 1580 - 1624 Robert Chichester 44 44 11 Feb 1562/63 - 1600 Thomas Seymour 1565 Katherine Seymour 1545 - Aft. 28 Feb 1607/08 Honora Rogers 1588 - 1660 William Seymour 72 72 1590 Francis Seymour 1592 Anne Seymour 1594 Edward Seymour 1589 Honora Seymour 1594 Mary Seymour 1459 Richard Grey 1478 Edward Grey 1480 - 1553 Dorothy Grey 73 73 1482 Anthony Grey 1485 John Grey 1486 Richard Grey 1491 - 22 Feb 1537/38 Mary Grey 1492 Leonard Grey 1494 Margaret Grey 1495 George Grey 1497 Bridget Grey 1499 Anne Grey 1519 Richard Devereux 1539 Walter Devereux 1541 - 1583 Elizabeth Devereux 42 42 1541 Anne Devereux 1543 George Devereux 1545 Robert Devereux 1546 Penelope Devereux 1515 Henry Devereux 1517 Katherine Devereux 1504 Henry Devereux 1510 William Devereux 1505 Elizabeth Grey 1507 John Grey 1516 Catherine Grey 1515 - 1556 Henry De Sutton 41 41 1517 George De Sutton 1519 Margaret De Sutton 1521 Thomas De Sutton 1523 Dorothy De Sutton 1525 Elizabeth De Sutton 1528 Robert De Sutton 1575 Frances Vernon 1546 - 1592 John Vernon 46 46 1535 Robert Roger De Sutton 1546 - 1594 Elizabeth Lyttleton 48 48 1566 Bridget Willoughby 1588 Mary Spencer 1572 Frances Cisca Willoughby 1574 Dorothy Willoughby 1576 Abigail Willoughby 1578 Winigred Willoughby 1589 Elizabeth Spencer 1590 John Spencer 1593 Richard Spencer 1594 Edward Spencer 1596 Margaret Spencer 1478 - 1534 William Blount 56 56 1529 Mary Blount 1525 - 1592 Robert Dennis 67 67 1432 - 27 Feb 1459/60 John De Grey 1491 - 22 Feb 1537/38 Mary Grey 1478 Eleanor Grey Generated by GenoPro®. Click here for details.