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Family Subtree Diagram : Descendants of Alina de Grendon (1200)

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Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, b. 3 Oct 1390; dsp legit. Bury St. Edmunds, 23 Feb 1446/7; m. (1) bef. 7 Mar 1422/3, Jacqueline, Countess of Holland, Zealand and Hainault, daughter and heir of William, Duke of Bavaria, annulled 9 Jan 1427/8; m. 1428 Eleanor, daughter of Sir Reginald Cobham, who had been his mistress, d. a prisoner at Peel Castle, Isle of Man, 1454.  It is often suggested, but without proof, that Eleanor was mother before marriage of Humphrey's 2 illegitimate children: Aurthur and Antigone.  No proof of their maternity.  [Ancestral Roots]

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EARLDOM OF PEMBROKE (XIV, 1)

DUKEDOM OF GLOUCESTER (II)

Humphrey of Lancaster, called "the Good", 4th and youngest son of Henry, Earl of Derby (afterwards Henry IV), by his 1st wife, Mary, daughter and coheir of Humphrey (de Bohun), Earl of Hereford and Northampton, was b. 3 Oct 1390, while his father was in Prussia.  He was knighted 12 Oct 1399, and on 3 Dec, Cookham and Bray, co. Berks and other manors were granted to him.  Nominated KG c 1400.He fought at the battle of Shrewsbury, 21 July 1403, and on 1 Dec, was granted the reversion of the office of Constable of Marlborough Castle and Keeper of Savernake Forest, Justice of the peace in Essex 27 Jan 1404/5 and in later years, also 1415 in Wilts, and in 1416 in Kent and Gloucester.  On 17 Mar 1409/10 he was appointed Keeper of Clarendon Forest.  He is said to have been educated at Balliol College, Oxford, to which university he was a generous benefactor.  Appointed Lord Great Chamberlain of England, 7 May 1413, during pleasure, and again 30 Nov 1422 and on 20 July had a grant of the Castle and Lordship of Pembroke and other lands in South Wales to him and his issue.  At the Parliament heldat Leicester he was created 16 May 1414, Earl of Pembroke and Duke of Gloucester, by girding with the sword, placing the cap on his head, and delivering a golden rod both for life, with annual grants of 20 pounds and 40 pounds for the respective dignities from the counties named.
He was summoned to Parliament from 16 Sep 1414 to 20 Jan 1446/7, and was a Trier of Petitions in 1414 and afterwards.  He was present as a Privy Councilor 10 Apr 1415.  On 2 Aug 1415, bef. the departure for the French campaign, he took part in the trial of Richard, Earlof Cambridge, and others at Southampton.

He had a retinue of 142 lances and406 archers.  Henry V landed in France on 13 Aug and laid siege to Harfleur, giving the command to the Duke.  At Agincourt, 25 Oct 1415, Humphrey fought gallantly, was wounded in the groin and surrounded by the enemy, his men having fled, but the King rescued him.  He was appointed Constable of Dover and Warden ofthe Cinque Ports 27 Nov 1415, and had the grant of them for life 23 Jun 1416, and had a grant of the Barton of Bristol 12 Dec 1415, Carisbrooke Castle 28 Decfollowing.  He was appointed Chief Justice and Warden of all forests south of Trent 27 Jan 1415, and on 20 Feb had a grant of the Castle and Lordship of Llanstephan, co. Glamorgan.  On 29 Apr 1416 he met the Emperor Sigismund at Dover. In November following, the Emperor desiring to make peace and John, Duke of Burgundy, being unwilling to trust himself in Calais without hostages, Humphrey, with others, surrendered himself at Gravelines and was held at St. Omer as a pawn for the safety of Duke John, being entertained liberally until set free to return to Calais.  In July 1417 Gloucester set out with the King on his second expedition to France.  He took a very active part in this campaign; reduced Lisieux, fought at the sieges of Caen (Aug) and Falaise (Dec), at the subjugation of the Cotentin (Mar 1417/8), the siege of Cherbourg, only taken after a stubborn resistance in Nov 1418, the siege of Rouen taken 19 Jan 1418/9, and the othersieges of that year.  On 8 May 1418 he was given powers to administer the discipline of the army, on 12 June was appointed Lieu 1381 - 1446 Reginald 3Rd Baron Cobham 65 65 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Sterborough, Sir
Sir Reynold or Reginald (de) Cobham, putative 3rd (Baron) Lord Cobham of Streborough Castle, Kent.  [Burke's Peerage] ~1385 - 1420 Eleanor Colepeper 35 35 ~1252 - 1308 Gundreda De Stafford 56 56 <1226 - <1253 Ermentrude Fitzwalkeline 27 27 ~1225 - <1258 William II De Stafford 33 33 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Bramshall, Sir
The following is excerpted from a post toSGM, 26 Feb 1999, by Kay Allen, AG:
Note: I have included here the entire relevant part of the post, which I have then broken apart to include in the notes of the various descendants.

From: G . EDWARD ALLEN (allenk@@pacbell.net)
Subject: Re: STAFFORDs c.1200-1600
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 1999/02/26

According to Coll. Hist. Staffs. (Wm. Salt) 1933, pt. 2: 135, "Sir William de Stafford, the father of Gundrada, was of Bramshall, son and heir of Sir William de Stafford, the son, by a first marriage [this is confusing, as I have him as a yngr. son of Hervey and Millicent.  [Note by JW: I also have William I de Stafford as younger son of Hervey & Millicent]], of Hervey Bagot who married Millicent de Stafford, the heiress of the Stafford Barony."  The article continues that the 2nd William md. #1 Ermentrude, daughter and heir of Robert fitzWalkeline and Alina his wife. Ermentrude [sic. I think she meant William de Stafford] is said to have married by 1253 as 2nd wife Alda/Auda de Vernon.  The article implies that Wm. had only dtrs. by Ermentrude and the male line continued at Sandon until extinction.

The article is "The De Stafford and Fitz Walkeline Families."

Coll. His. Staffs. (Wm Salt) 1917/18: 9-10 has more on these Williams:

Sir William de St. of Sandon and Bramshall and of Amblecoe was b. ca. 1255. He was MP for Staffs. 1290, 1298, 1296, 107/8, 1311/12, 1313, 1318.He was the son and H. of Sir William de S. of Bramshall, d. 1252/8, by his 2ndwife Auda (d. 1276/9) widow of Hugh Beauchamp of Bedford and eldest dtr. of Vernon of Sandon. The MP married before 1272, Cecily, dtr. and h. of Robert Waureof Amblecot.  He is the stammvater [I think this is German for ultimate ancestor?] of the Staffords of Sandon; of Seile, Derby.; of Grafton, Worc.; of Southwick, znoHants.; of Hook, Dorset; of Huncote; of Frome, Somerset; etc. He d. after 1339.

His son William Jr. married Isabel Stafford, dtr. and h. of Robert de Stafford and Gundred de Stafford, dtr. of Sir William and his first wife Ermentrude fitzWalkeline.  They had five sons: James, John (of Bramshall), Edmund,William, and Walter.

"The father, Sir William de Stafford 9c. 1225-58), hadmarried first Ermentrude, daughter and co-heiress of William FitzWalkelin, before 1252; and was the son and heir of Sir William de Stafford (c. 1195-1240), who was himself the second son of the whole blood of Hervy Bagot of Bramshall and melicent de Stafford, the heiress of the Stafford Barony. So that our Sir William, the first M.P. for Staffordshire, was second cousin to the contemporary Lord Stafford, and his grandsons, Sir James and Sir John, were fourth cousins ofthe great Earl Stafford whose sister and daughter they respectively married."

By the way, it is said that a daughter of the Sir John and Margaret Staffordmarriage married a Trussell. Can anyone confirm or disprove this?

Kay AllenAG ~1185 - 1225 Robert Fitzwalkeline 40 40 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Anslow
1  NAME William /Fitzwalkelin/
2  GIVN William
2  SURN Fitzwalkelin


Fought in Ireland 1210 and Poitou 1214, adhered to King John against the rebel barons for which he was suitably rewarded. ~1302 - 1373 John De Stafford 71 71 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Bramshall, Sir Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8501-V7
Sir John de Stafford, Knight, son of William, of Bramshall, co. Stafford. [Magna Charta Sureties] ~1272 - 1320 William IV De Stafford 48 48 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Bramshall
The following is excerpted from a post to SGM,26 Feb 1999, by Kay Allen, AG:

From: G . EDWARD ALLEN (allenk@@pacbell.net)
Subject: Re: STAFFORDs c.1200-1600
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 1999/02/26

Coll. His. Staffs. (Wm Salt) 1917/18: 9-10 has more on these Williams:

His [Sir William of Sandon & Bramshall's] son William Jr. married Isabel Stafford, dtr. and h. of Robert de Stafford and Gundred de Stafford, dtr. ofSir William and his first wife Ermentrude fitzWalkeline.  They had five sons: James, John (of Bramshall), Edmund, William, and Walter.

"The father, Sir William de Stafford 9c. 1225-58), had married first Ermentrude, daughter and co-heiress of William FitzWalkelin, before 1252; and was the son and heir of Sir William de Stafford (c. 1195-1240), who was himself the second son of the whole blood of Hervy Bagot of Bramshall and melicent de Stafford, the heiress of the Stafford Barony. So that our Sir William, the first M.P. for Staffordshire, was second cousin to the contemporary Lord Stafford, and his grandsons, Sir James and Sir John, were fourth cousins of the great Earl Stafford whose sister and daughter they respectively married."

By the way, it is said that a daughter ofthe Sir John and Margaret Stafford marriage married a Trussell. Can anyone confirm or disprove this?  [Note from JW: I have the daughter of Sir John by his 1st wife, Elizabeth Somerville, m. William (Warin) Trussel.]

Kay Allen AG ~1273 - Deceased Isabel De Stafford Peter Sutton states that Isabel was daughter of "Sir William Stafford of Anslow".  I am not sure if this is an alternate name for Robert, or what? Kay Allen, has Isabel as daughter of Robert & Gundreda. ~1295 Emma De Stafford ~1330 - Deceased Margaret De Hardreshull 1  NAME Margaret /Hardreshule/
2  GIVN Margaret
2  SURN Hardreshule


I have placed Margaret as sister of Elizabeth and daughter of Margaret Stafford & John de Hardreshull, as it seems that she obviously belongs to this family. 1291 - 1368 John De Hardreshull 76 76 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir
Information about John was taken from the Culpepper Family Website, gen.culpepper.com, citing sources:

1. R.E., F.S.A. and Rev. J.H.L. Booker, M.A. Col. F.W.T. Attree, "The Sussex Colepepers," Sussex Archaeological Collections XLVII.

2. George Baker, "Hardreshull and Colepeper of Ashton," History and Antiquites of the County of Northampton.

pg 144, Burke's "Extinct & Dormant Baronetcies" ~1315 - <1365 Margaret Stafford 50 50 Many people have Maud Messenden as mother of Elizabeth, but the Culpepper family web site (gen.culpepper.com) has Margaret, daughter of Sir James Stafford of Sandon, as the mother.  They cite as a source, George Baker, "Hardreshull and Colepeper of Ashton," History and Antiquites of the County of Northampton. ~1290 - <1330 Thomas Erdeswick 40 40 ~1292 James Stafford Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Sandon, Sir ~1298 Mary De Stafford ~1356 - BEF 8 MAR 1428/29 Thomas Colepeper Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Bayhall, Sir
The following information about Thomas was taken from the Culpepper Family Website, gen.culpepper.com, citing as a source,R.E., F.S.A. and Rev. J.H.L. Booker, M.A. Col. F.W.T. Attree, "The Sussex Colepepers," Sussex Archaeological Collections XLVII:

Culpepper of Bayhall, Hardreshull & Exton

M.P. 1381-1382 and sheriff 1393-1394. Will proved at Lambeth. The following is an abstract from "The Sussex Colepepers" of Sir Thomas's will, partially translated:

Moy Thomas Colpeper Chr le dymenge procheyn deuant la feste de lez apostelez Simon et Jude l'an nre syr le Roy henry apres le conqueste vj et de son regne vij ordeyne mon testament.... En primez mon alme a dieu et mon corps desire sepelye en l'abbeye de Begghame p cause que l'esgisle estde l'annunciation nre dame en le lieu ou mon sepulture d'Alebastre est fait. Et ieo lise a Nicholas mon fitz toutz mes chiualx. Et a Elizabeth sa femme mez paternosterez de or. A Jouce Topemoye si ele soit en vie v marc. A John Bayhallebastard x marcz. a Thomas Payne mon cuc xls. a mon Butiller 13s 4d. mon Bakere13s 4d. Christianne Braylez 13s 4d. John Bosvyle 13s 4d. John Coppyng 13s 4d. mon parkcr 13s 4d, John Devale 13s 4d. a chescun garson 3s 4d, a chescun page and hyne 20s. a Malyme ma petite chaumberer a son mariage 20s. l'eglise de Pepymbery 40s. al haute auter la 13s 4d. Sr John Trot 20s. al Abbot de Begghame 20s.a chescun Canon de mesme le lieu 3s 4d. To the Curates of the seven nearest parishes 6s 8d for masses and to publish my humble will. To five of the poorest of the same patishes 5d. To the Abbot ard Convent of Beghame 10s yearly to keep my anniversary and the anniversary of Joyouse my wife. To Walter my son 200 marcs "condicionel sil face lealement et naturelement son devoir en lez ventez pticions et liberations de mon chatel p tesmoinage de les autres compaignons et assossez. A Nicholas mon fitz 200 marcs pour son bon svices. A Thomas mon fitz 200 marcs sur tiel condicion d'estre paie sil supporte bien et naturelement a monvolunte de mon testament et a mez executours et enfeffeez. A John Colpeper monfitz Ð40 (on same conditions as Thomas). To the Abbot and Convent of Beghame Ð35. 6. 8. To the Church of Nonaignez de Malling 40s. To the Church of the Priory of Tunbridge 20s. The brothers of Aylesford 20s. Al freres austynes de Rye pour tenir mon obit et anniversarie 40s. A lumer les Taperez de la Shryne de Canterbury 20s. Et ieo prie et charge John Colpeper et toutz mes autres fitz quils ne disturbent mes executors ne mes enfeffez de fermez. Goods in Manor of Bayhalle. If any person forfeit the condition half his legacy shall go "a mes fitz demoy et ioiouse ma femme" and of the other half, parcel to the Abbot and Convent of Beghme to find a chaplain to sing for the souls of me and Joyouse my wife at the altar where the bodies lie, and remainder to works of chnrity. Executors, Sire John Langdon leuesq de Roucester, John Chethm le Abbot de Beghm, Walter et Nicholas mez ffitz, William Burgoyne, Roger Honyton, William Bernes, et Thomas Festynden.

Ceste la condition et volunte de Monsr. Thoms Colpeper chiualer fait en la feste de seint Margarete l'an nre Syr le Roy Henry vj puis le conqueste tierce quil voile et charge q sez enfeffez William Bernes, Rics Ruyton, Sire Robert Clerk, Robert Sprynget queux furont et sount enfeffe auec autres q sount mortz come p chrtr de fee simple de toutz sez terres et tenementz en les countez de Kent et Sussex portant la Chrtr date done a la feste de la natiuite nre dame l'an nre Syr le Roy henry quarte apres le conqueste viij (8 Sept. 1407). Et apres est un chartre a Thomas longle Ieuesq de Durhm, William Cheyne justice, Walter et Nicholas Culpeper mes ffitz, Wm. Bernes, Ric. Ruyton, et Robert Sprynget portant le dct chre date Done en la feste del annunciation nre dame l'an nre Syr le Roy henry quinte xme (25 March 1422) De la sit ct mesons del manoir Bayhalle auec toutz les terres et tenementz que ~1308 - >1376 John Colepeper 68 68 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Bayhall & Hartshill, Sir
The following information aboutJohn was taken from the Culpepper Family Website, gen.culpepper.com, citing asa source, R.E., F.S.A. and Rev. J.H.L. Booker, M.A. Col. F.W.T. Attree, "The Sussex Colepepers," Sussex Archaeological Collections XLVII:

Sir John, who in1348 had purchased the manor of Wigsell, in Salehurst, co. Sussex, from Simon de Etchingham, by marriage with Elizabeth, daughter and co-heiress of Sir John Hardreshull, of Hardreshull, co. Warwick, considerably augmented his patrimonial estates, and left at his death an only son and heir, Sir Thomas Colepeper, ofBayhall, in Kent., and Hardreshull, in Warwickshire.
- From The Sussex Colepepers-I, page 54
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Sir John succeeded to Bayhall on the death of his brother Walter. Sheriff 1364-5, 1365-6, 1368-9 (39, 40 43 Edw III). Commissioner for equipping ships 1370, jointly with sheriffs of Kent, Surrey, Sussex and others. (Rymer)
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In Burke's "Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland & Scotland", p. 144-145, is the following on John Culpeper, Sheriff of Kent: "John Colepeper, esq. of Bay Hall, who was sheriff of Kent in the 43rd [year] of Edward III [around 1370]. He m. Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Sir John Hardrishall, knt. of Hardrishall, in the county of Warwick, by Maud Mussenden, an heiress, and thereby became possessed of divers manors."

Note: The Culpepper Family Website did not follow Burke's above, in that Margaret Stafford (not Maud Mussenden) was wife of John Hardreshull. ~1333 - Deceased Elizabeth De Hardreshull Information about Elizabeth was taken from the Culpepper Family Website, gen.culpepper.com, citing sources:

1. R.E., F.S.A. and Rev. J.H.L. Booker, M.A. Col. F.W.T. Attree, "The Sussex Colepepers," Sussex Archaeological Collections XLVII.

2. George Baker, "Hardreshull and Colepeper of Ashton," History and Antiquites of the County of Northampton.

Note: They have Elizabeth born a bit earlier, but she had to have been born about this time, because of her grandfather's (James Stafford's) ancestry and approximate birth date.

pg 144, Burke's"Extinct & Dormant Baronetcies" ~1467 - 1542 Humphrey Vernon 75 75 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8J58-61
pg 2707, Burke's "Extant Peerage & Baronetage etc" 1970 edition


Please tell me of any corrections as the data base is in constant change ~1411 - 1480 Anne Neville 69 69 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8HRH-LT
Anne Neville; married 1st by 18 Oct 1424 1st Duke of Buckingham of the 1444 creation (killed 10 July 1460) and had issue;married 2nd by 25 Nov 1467, as his 2nd wife, 1st Lord (Baron) Mountjoy (died 1Aug 1474) and died 29 Sep 1480, having had no issue by her 2nd husband.  [Burke's Peerage]

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He [Walter Blount] married, 2ndly, before 25 November 1467, Anne, widow of Humphrey (STAFFORD), DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM (died 1460), and daughter of Ralph (NEVILLE), EARL OF WESTMORLAND, by Joan DE BEAUFORT, legitimated da. of John of Gaunt. He died 1 August 1474, and was buried in the chapel of the Apostles in the Church of the Grey Friars, London. His widow, by whom he had no issue, and who continued to be knownas Duchess of Buckingham, had dower assigned 11 March 1474/5. She died 20 September 1480, and was buried at Pleshey, Essex.  [Complete Peerage IX:334-6, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] D. Deceased Robert Blount D. Deceased Margaret Blount D. Deceased Elizabeth Blount ~1410 - 1454 Eleanor Cobham 44 44 He [Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester] m. 2ndly, in 1428, Eleanor, daughter of Sir Reynold Cobham, by his 1st wife, Eleanor, daughter of Sir Thomas Colepepper.  She, for whom robes of the Garter were provided in 1432, and later, was tried, Oct 1441, for witchcraft and sorcery, and indicted for treason as aiming at the King's life.  She was condemned and put to public penance in London, and sentenced to perpetual imprisonment.  She d. a prisoner in 1454, in Peel Castle, Isle of Man.  Humphrey dsp. legit probably from natural causes, 23 Feb 1446/7, aged 56, though being found dead while under arrest, his end excited popular suspicion.  His body was taken to the Friars Minor at Babwell, and thence by stages byway of Newmarket and Ware to St. Albans Abbey, of which he had been a benefactor and confrater, and buried 4 Mar 1446/7 in a tomb which he had prepared there.  He d. intestate.  At his death all his honours became extinct. [Complet Peerage V:730-7] ~1420 - 1474 Walter Blount 54 54 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Kg, Baron Mountjoy, Sir Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8XHV-X5
BARONY OF MOUNTJOY (I)

WALTER BLOUNT, son and heir, born circa 1420, "in the hundred of Appletree" [co. Derby], probably at Barton Blount. He was a Knight of the Shire for Derby 1447 and later to 1460. In 1449 he was bailiff for life of the wapentakes of Morleston and Litchurch, co. Derby, and J.P. (except from 1456-60). During the disturbances at the time of the King's insanity in 1454, he was under suspicion of taking part in plots, and indeed he became a Yorkist; but he was pardoned in December 1459, though deprived of his bailiwick. On 22 October 1460, a few days after Richard, Duke of York, asserted his title to the Crown and was in power, Blount was made treasurer of Calais, being continued in that office in 1461, and K.B. before the Coronation of Edward IV, 4 March 1460/1. In October of that year he was laying siege to the castle of Hammes, near Calais, and in July 1463 was a member of the embassy sent to meet the commissioners of the Duke of Burgundy at St. Omer. He was made Treasurer of England, 24 November 1464, and held the office for a little more than 15 months. On2O June 1465 he was created LORD MOUNTJOY (Dominus de Mountjoy), to him and the heirs male of his body, witb a fee of 20 marks, part from the town of Thurvaston and part from the profits of Derbyshire and Notts. In August 1467 he was one of the King's courtiers present in the inn of the Aichbishop of York when he surrendered the Great Seal to Edward IV. In 1468 he was allowed to ship wool free of customs in consideration of the large sum of money then due to him; and in the same year entered into articles to serve the King as Captain of the Army,with 60 men-at-arms and 2,940 archers, in his proposed expedition against France in aid of the Duke of Brittany, but the design being abandoned, he was againretained to serve with 1,000 men, 60 being men-at-arms, and shortly before April 1469 to serve at sea. When Edward IV was a prisoner in the hands of Warwick in August and September 1469, Mountjoy apparently was with him, for he returnedto London with the King in October. In April 1470 he and the Earl of Wiltshirewere empowered to receive the submission of rebels who had taken part in the Lincolnshire revolt in March. There does not appear to be any record of the parthe played during the short restoration (October 1470,to April 1471) of Henry VI, but his son William died of wounds received at the battle of Barnet, 14 April 1471, fighting for Edward IV. On 3 July 1471 Mountjoy took the oath of fidelity to the King's infant son Edward (born 4 November 1470) on his creation as Prince of Wales; and on 24 April 1472 he was nominated K.G. In February 1472/3 hewas a commissioner to inquire as to piratical attacks on Portuguese vessels, and in July was one of the King's Council present at the delivery of the Great Seat to Edward IV in the refectory of the Franciscan house at Stamford.

He married, 1stly, in or before 1442, Ellen, daughter of Sir John BYRON, of Clayton,near Manchester. She was buried at Elvaston. He married, 2ndly, before 25 November 1467, Anne, widow of Humphrey (STAFFORD), DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM (died 1460), and daughter of Ralph (NEVILLE), EARL OF WESTMORLAND, by Joan DE BEAUFORT, legitimated da. of John of Gaunt. He died 1 August 1474, and was buried in the chapel of the Apostles in the Church of the Grey Friars, London. His widow, by whomhe had no issue, and who continued to be known as Duchess of Buckingham, had dower assigned 11 March 1474/5. She died 20 September 1480, and was buried at Pleshey, Essex.  [Complete Peerage IX:334-6, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] ~1410 - <1467 Ellen (Helena) Byron 57 57 He [Walter Blount] married, 1stly, in or before 1442, Ellen, daughter of Sir John BYRON, of Clayton, near Manchester. She was buried at Elvaston. [Complete Peerage IX:334-6, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] 1445 - 1515 Henry Vernon 70 70 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Haddon Hall, Sir Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GWX-6X
Sir Henry Vernon, Knight, b. 1445, d. 13 Apr 1515 (will PCC 9 Holder), Sheriff, Governor of Arthur, Prince of Wales, built Haddon Hall; m. 1467 to Anne Talbot (d. 17 May 1494), daughter of Sir John Talbot, KG, 2nd Earl of Shrewsbury, etc. by Elizabeth Butler.  [Ancestral Roots] D. Deceased William V De Stafford ~1333 - 1392 Joan Toly 59 59 Joan, widow of Sir Thomas de Wastneys, d. 1393.  [Magna Charta Sureties]

Note: I think that Joan, not Thomas de Wastneys died in 1393. ~1473 - Deceased Thomas Vernon Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9248-ND ~1477 - Deceased Richard Vernon Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GWX-9G ~1328 - ~1395 John Gresley 67 67 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir Knight D. 1467 William Vernon Name Prefix:<NPFX> Sir
pg 66, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists etc"  by Frederick Lewis Weiss, 6th Edition

pg 2708, Burke's "Extant Peerage & Baronetage etc" 1970 edition

vol 4, pg 439, Burke's "Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland"


Please tell me of any corrections as the data base is in constant change 1425 - Deceased Margaret Swinfen 1  NAME Wid Of Pipe //
2  GIVN Wid Of Pipe
2  SURN


pg 66, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists etc"  by Frederick Lewis Weiss, 6th Edition

pg 2708, Burke's "Extant Peerage & Baronetage etc" 1970 edition


Please tell me of any corrections as the data base is in constant change 1389 - Deceased Joyce Spernor pg 66, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists etc"  by Frederick Lewis Weiss, 6th Edition


Please tell me of any corrections as the data base is in constant change D. Deceased Henry Of Walton Foljambe ~1453 - Deceased Benedicta Vernon pg 203, Burke's "A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and DormantBaronetcies of England, Ireland and Scotland"  2nd edition, published in 1841

vol 4, pg 439, Burke's "Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland"


Please tell me of any corrections as the data base is in constant change <1429 - <1465 Elizabeth Cobham 36 36 Some have Elizabeth daughter of Reginald & Eleanor Colepeper, and widow of Richard le Strange, but that Elizabeth (in my opinion) is far too old to have married Roger.  At least one source in World Connect has her as daughter of the nextgeneration of Reginald Cobham; and, although they say her mother was ThomasineChideocke, I find that CP XIV:196 has revised his wife to be Thomasine Fauconer. ~1406 - <1428 Reginald Cobham 22 22 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Master Of Sterborough, Sir
Sir Reynold de COBHAM, by Thomasine, daughter of Thomas Fauconer, London Mercer and Alderman, which Reynold, who was son and heir apparent by his 1st wife, of Sir Reynold de C., of Sterborough, died v.p. (bef 20 September 1428).  [Complete Peerage III:355, XIV:196, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] ~1427 - <1471 Margaret Baroness De Cobham 44 44 BARONY OF COBHAM (IV)

MARGARET, COUNTESS OF WESTMORLAND, and apparently, according to modern doctrine, BARONESS COBHAM, granddaughter and heir, being daughter and heir of Sir Reynold de COBHAM, by Thomasine, daughter of Thomas Fauconer, London Mercer and Alderman, which Reynold, who was son and heir apparent by his 1st wife, of Sir Reynold de C., of Sterborough, died v.p. (bef 20 September1428). She married, as his 2nd wife, between October 1437 and February 1441/2,Ralph (NEVILL), 2nd EARL OF WESTMORLAND, when the family estates were settled (by her grandfather) on her and her issue, with remainder to her uncle, Sir Thomas de Cobham. The Earl died 3 November 1484, aged about 80. She died s.p.s. some time between 20 November 1466 and 26 April 1471, and was buried at Doncaster, in the Church of the Friars Minor.  [Complete Peerage III:355, XIV:196, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] <1421 - Deceased Antigone Plantagenet Antigone, only child (bastard) of Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, b. 1391, d. 23 Feb 1447, son of King Henry IV of England and Mary Bohun, and grandson of John,Duke of Lancaster and Blanche of Lancaster.  [Ancestral Roots, line 31-10]

Antigone, b. bef. 1428, perhaps to Eleanor Cobham, raised by her father, Humphrey, and m. by him 3 Jan 1434/5 to Sir Henry Grey, Earl of Tankerville (whose marriage he had bought); b. ca 1419; d. 13 Jan 1449/50.  [Ancestral Roots, line 1a-34]

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He [Henry Gray] married Antigone,illegitimate daughter of Humphrey, DUKE OF GLOUCESTER.(a) He died 13 January 1449/50. [Complete Peerage VI:138-9, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

(a) On 3January 1434/5 the marriage of Henry, son and heir of John Gray kt. and Joan his wife, was granted to Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, for Ð800. (Patent Roll, 13 Hen. VI, m. 27). ~1442 - 1471 William Blount 29 29 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9NH0-WV
Sir WilliamBlount, d. 14 Apr 1471, Knight of the Shire of Derby 1467, son of Sir Walter Blount, KG, Baron Mountjoy, Treasurer of England, and Ellen, daughter of Sir John Byron of Clayton.  [Ancestral Roots] ~1477 - 1563 Elizabeth Vernon 86 86 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GWX-89
Elizabeth Vernon, d. 29 Mar 1563; m. Sir Robert Corbet, Knight, of Moreton Corbet, b. c 1477, d. 11 Apr 1513, sheriff of Shropshire. [Ancestral Roots] ~1445 - 1494 Anne Talbot 49 49 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8N06-VX
Anne Talbot (d. 17 May 1494), daughter of Sir John Talbot, KG, 2nd Earl of Shrewsbury, etc. by Elizabeth Butler.  [Ancestral Roots] 1443 - 1510 Ralph Shirley 67 67 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Esq To Body Of Henry VII

Ancestral File Number:<AFN> GH5Q-MB ~1315 - Deceased Warin De Trussell Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir ~1327 - Deceased Miss Stafford 1413 - 1466 Ralph Shirley 53 53 Ralph Shirley, Constable of Melbourne Castle and the Castle of the Peak, both in Derbys.  [Burke's Peerage] ~1368 - <1398 Eleanor Greene 30 30 ~1331 - <1421 Nicholas Greene 90 90 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir <1347 - 1421 Jane (Joan) Bruce 74 74 Following copied from Bill Marshall, World Connect db=wtm, rootsweb.com:
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SOURCE NOTES:
Paget, Gerald, The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of
Wales. London: Charles Skilton Ltd, 1977. Nypl ARF+ 78-835.

Schwennicke, Detlev, ed., Europaische Stammtafeln: Stammtafeln zur Geschichte
der europaischen Staaten, New Series, Marburg: J.A. Stargardt, 1978-. 1317 - <1346 John Bruce 28 28 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Lord Of Connington & Exton, Sir
Following copied from Bill Marshall, World Connect db=wtm, rootsweb.com:
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SOURCE NOTES:
Paget, Gerald, The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of
Wales. London: Charles Skilton Ltd, 1977. Nypl ARF+ 78-835.

Schwennicke, Detlev, ed., Europaische Stammtafeln: Stammtafeln zurGeschichte
der europaischen Staaten, New Series, Marburg: J.A. Stargardt, 1978-. ~1436 - Deceased Joan Harrington 1293 - <1332 Geoffrey De Gresley 39 39 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Drakelow, Sir Knight
Sir Geoffrey de Gresley of Drakelow, occurs 1309, dead 1331/2.  [Magna Charta Sureties] 1266 - ~1310 Peter De Gresley 44 44 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Morton, Sir ~1278 - <1342 Johanna (Joan) De Stafford 64 64 The following is excerpted from a posting by Nathaniel Taylor to soc.genealogy.medieval:

From: Nathaniel Taylor (ntaylor@@fas.harvard.edu)
Subject: Re: Gresley [was: Drake; was: DE GRESLEY]
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 1998/02/21

Now to the original questions.  Drakelowe is in Derbyshire, 2 miles south of Burton-on-Trent; the original Gresley is only 3 miles distant from Drakelowe.  The Stafford-Gresley connection (sharing common descent from the Toesnis) is postulated by the Gresley author, Falconer Madan, whose book 'The Gresleys of Drakelowe' (Proceedings of the Wm. Salt Archaeological Society, new ser., 1, 1898), is still the definitive work on the Gresleys, makes Peter de Gresley the agnatic fourth cousin of Johanna de Stafford, who is the daughter of SirRobert de Stafford & Gundreda; Sir Robert being son of Sir William de Stafford(& Alditha [Vernon?]), younger brother of Hervey de Stafford, 1st Baron Stafford (d. 1237).

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Following excerpted from posting by Rosie Bevan to the soc.genealogy.medieval newsgroup:

From: "Rosie Bevan" (rbevan@@paradise.net.nz)
Subject: Montgomery of Cubley Part 2
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 2002-11-24 15:50:02 PST

8.SIR WALTER DE MONTGOMERY. In 1281 he was styled 'Dominus of Sudbury' which appears to havebeen the place of residence of the Montgomery heir apparent.  Succeeding his father in 1303, he made a grant of the mill at Cubley to Alan the miller [Jeayes, Derbyshire Charters, no.929]. On 22 May 1306 he was amongst those knighted with Edward, Prince of Wales. In 1308 Walter presented to Sudbury church. [Charles Cox, Churches of Derbyshire, v.3 p. 316]. Pardoned for the death of Piers de Gavaston 1313. Commissioner of Array for Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire in 1319. Summoned as a man of arms of Northamptonshire and as a knight of Derbyshire to the Great Council at Westminster 9 May 1324, and to serve in Guienne 7 January 1325 [C.Moor, Knights of Edward I, v.III p. 190]. His first wife and mother of his children is unknown. He married secondly Joan, daughter of Sir Robert de Stafford and widow of Peter de Gresley d.c 1310. She was implicated in the murder of her stepson, William de Montgomery.

"[Peter de Gresley] married Johanna, daughter and co-heiress of Sir Robert de Stafford and a lineal descendant ofthe Toenis.  Very shortly after her husband's death, she was forcibly abductedfrom her manor of Drakelowe, which had been assigned to her by her eldest son,and carried off to Swinnerton by Sir John de Swinnerton and others.  There shewas detained for a long time, and it is certainly noticeable that we hear nothing of her for some years after this event.  Justice was slow, and not till 1321-4 was Sir John brought to trial, when he produced a pardon from the King dated May 25, 1310!  However, before 1320 Johanna must have escaped, for she was then the wife of Sir Walter de Montgomery (a connexion of the Swinnertons), who died in 1322 or 1323 [RB - this date of death is incorrect].  The violence of the times can be as well gathered from the following single incident as from a catalogue of crimes.  On Sept 23, 1323, Johanna is found abetting her sons Peter and Robert de Gresley in the murder of Sir William de Montgomery, son of her late [sic] husband Sir Walter 'on the high road under the park of Seal!'

Philippa the widow of the murdered man procured the arrest of all three, but they were acquitted!  Again in 1333 she was accused of murder and again acquitted.  After these records - and they are only samples - one is not surprised to hear ofher own strong-box being broken into at Drakelowe in 1323-4.  At last in or before 1342 her turbulent life is ended. "
[The Gresleys of Drakelow"  Wm Salt NS 1:43] <1260 - ~1323 Walter Montgomery 63 63 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Cubley, Sir
Following excerpted from posting by Rosie Bevan to the soc.genealogy.medieval newsgroup:

From: "Rosie Bevan" (rbevan@@paradise.net.nz)
Subject: Montgomery of Cubley Part 2
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 2002-11-24 15:50:02 PST

8.SIR WALTER DE MONTGOMERY. In 1281 he was styled 'Dominus of Sudbury' which appears to have been the place of residence of the Montgomery heir apparent.  Succeeding his father in 1303, he made a grant of the mill at Cubley to Alan the miller [Jeayes, Derbyshire Charters, no.929]. On 22 May 1306 he was amongst those knighted with Edward, Prince of Wales. In 1308 Walter presented to Sudbury church. [Charles Cox, Churches of Derbyshire, v.3 p. 316]. Pardoned for the death of Piers de Gavaston 1313. Commissioner of Array for Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire in 1319. Summoned as a man of arms of Northamptonshire and as a knight of Derbyshire to the Great Council at Westminster 9 May 1324, and to serve in Guienne 7 January 1325 [C.Moor, Knightsof Edward I, v.III p. 190]. His first wife and mother of his children is unknown. He married secondly Joan, daughter of Sir Robert de Stafford and widow of Peter de Gresley d.c 1310. She was implicated in the murder of her stepson, William de Montgomery.

"[Peter de Gresley] married Johanna, daughter and co-heiress of Sir Robert de Stafford and a lineal descendant of the Toenis.  Very shortly after her husband's death, she was forcibly abducted from her manor of Drakelowe, which had been assigned to her by her eldest son, and carried off to Swinnerton by Sir John de Swinnerton and others.  There she was detained for a long time, and it is certainly noticeable that we hear nothing of her for some years after this event.  Justice was slow, and not till 1321-4 was Sir John brought to trial, when he produced a pardon from the King dated May 25, 1310!  However, before 1320 Johanna must have escaped, for she was then the wife of Sir Walter de Montgomery (a connexion of the Swinnertons), who died in 1322 or 1323 [RB- this date of death is incorrect].  The violence of the times can be as well gathered from the following single incident as from a catalogue of crimes.  On Sept 23, 1323, Johanna is found abetting her sons Peter and Robert de Gresley in the murder of Sir William de Montgomery, son of her late [sic] husband Sir Walter 'on the high road under the park of Seal!'

Philippa the widow of the murdered man procured the arrest of all three, but they were acquitted!  Again in1333 she was accused of murder and again acquitted.  After these records - andthey are only samples - one is not surprised to hear of her own strong-box being broken into at Drakelowe in 1323-4.  At last in or before 1342 her turbulentlife is ended. "
[The Gresleys of Drakelow"  Wm Salt NS 1:43]

Walter had granted the manors of Cubley, Marchington and Sudbury to his son, William and his heirs, who re-enfeoffed Walter for life. Walter survived his murdered son andwas still living 6 December 1323 as stated in William's inquisition post mortem [CIPM v. VI ; no.509]. ~1458 - <1515 Walter Culpeper 57 57 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Lord Of Wigsell
Walter Culpeper, d. sh. bef. 24 June 1515, will pr. 28 Apr 1516, Upper Marshal of Calais, Lord of Wigsell in parish of Salehurst, Sussex, son of Sir John Culpeper, Knight (d. 1480), Lord of Bedgebury, Kent by his wife Agnes, sister of John Gainsford.  [Magna Charta Sureties]

pg 144, Burke's "Extinct & Dormant Baronetcies" 1424 - Deceased Elizabeth Le Blount Note: Burke's Peerage states that Elizabeth (2nd wife) is daughter of Sir John Blount, not Sir Thomas le Blount as most of World Connect has it.  I will leaveit with Sir Thomas subject to further research. 1378 - 1456 Thomas Le Blount 78 78 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir Knight 1389 - Deceased Margaret Gresley ~1367 - ~1445 Thomas De Gresley 78 78 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir Knight 1369 - >1421 Margaret Walsh 52 52 <1350 - <1390 Nicholas De Gresley 40 40 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir Knight ~1350 - Deceased Thomasine De Wastneys <1302 - >1352 Margaret Gernon 50 50 1381 - 1449 Richard 7Th Baron Le Strange 68 68 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Knockyn, Sir
Richard Lestrange, 7th Lord (Baron) Strange(of Knockyn) and through his mother 3rd Lord (Baron) Mohun according to later doctrine, he having succeeded to that title on the death sp 1431 of his mother's sister Philippe (married 1st Sir Walter FitzWalter, 4th Lord (Baron) FitzWalter; married 2nd Sir John Golafre; married 3rd Edward, 1st Earl of Rutland of the 1390 creation and 2nd Duke of York, grandson of Edward III), last surviving daughter of his maternal grandfather 2nd Lord (Baron) Mohun, when the notional abeyance (according to later doctrine) in the Barony of Mohun was terminated; born 1 Aug 1381; married 1st after 9 Oct 1408 Joan or Constance (dsp on or after 28 March 1438), allegedly daughter of Lord de Grey (of Ruthin?); married 2nd by26 Aug 1439 Elizabeth (died by 17 March 1453/4), allegedly eldest daughter of Sir Reynold or Reginald (de) Cobham, putative 3rd (Baron) Lord Cobham of Streborough Castle, Kent, and died 9 Aug 1449.  [Burke's Peerage] ~1395 - Deceased Juliana Cromwell ~1382 - Deceased John Colepeper ~1398 - 1462 Walter Colepeper 64 64 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Sir ~1368 - 1428 Joyce Baynard 60 60 1444 - 1479 John 8Th Baron Le Strange 35 35 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Knockyn, Sir
John Lestrange, 8th Lord (Baron) Strange (of Knockyn) and 4th Lord (Baron) Mohun; born c1444, a prominent Yorkist; married1st by 27 Mar 1450 (?Lady) Jacquette (?Woodville), allegedly 4th daughter of 1st Earl Rivers of the 1466 creation and sister of Elizabeth, wife of Edward IV;married 2nd Anne (?) Nevill(e), youngest daughter of 1st Lord (Baron) Bergavenny, and dspm 16 Oct 1479, leaving an only child and heiress, who according to later legal doctrine succeeded in her own right to the Baronies of Strange (of Knockyn) and Mohun.  [Burke's Peerage] ~1404 - BEF 17 MAR 1453/54 Elizabeth Cobham Elizabeth (died by 17 March 1453/4), allegedly eldest daughter of Sir Reynold or Reginald (de) Cobham, putative 3rd (Baron) Lord Cobham of Streborough Castle,Kent.  [Burke's Peerage] ~1421 - 1480 John Culpepper 59 59 ~1427 - Deceased Agnes Gainsford ~1454 - <1541 Alexander Culpepper 87 87 ~1456 - Deceased Isabel Culpepper ~1460 - ~1480 Joyce Culpepper 20 20 ~1398 - 1457 Agnes Roper 59 59 ~1423 - 1488 Margaret Culpepper 65 65 D. Deceased Alexander Clifford ~1425 - Deceased Elizabeth Culpepper D. Deceased John Hardes ~1430 - 1510 Nicholas Culpepper 80 80 ~1442 - Deceased Elizabeth Wakehurst ~1432 - 1516 Richard Culpepper 84 84 ~1384 - 1434 Nicholas Culpepper 50 50 D. Deceased Elizabeth (Nmn-Nicholas) Culpepper Name Prefix:<NPFX> Mrs. ~1387 - <1428 Richard Culpepper 41 41 ~1253 - <1303 Robert De Stafford 50 50 Name Prefix:<NPFX> Sir
Name Suffix:<NSFX> (Knight) ~1312 - 1341 Elizabeth Somerville 29 29 1331 - >1374 Margaret De Stafford 43 43 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8502-0V
Margaret Stafford, daughter of Sir Ralph, Earl of Stafford by his 1st wife; married Sir John de Stafford, Knight, son of William, of Bramshall, co. Stafford.  [Magna Charta Sureties]

Margaret Stafford, 4th daughter by his [Sir Ralph's] 1st wife; married as his 2nd wife, Sir John Stafford, Knight, of Bramshall, co. Stafford, son of Sir William Stafford of Bramshall.  [Ancestral Roots]

Note: Peter Sutton, SGM, states that Margaret, b. 1331, was married twice, her 1st husband being Sir John de Stafford, although he doesn't indicate who her 2nd husband was. ~1330 - ~1350 Alice De Swynnerton 20 20 Alice de Swynnerton, d. c 1350, daughter of Sir Thomas de Swynnerton. [Magna Charta Sureties] 1330 - 1367 John De Hastang 37 37 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Leamington
1  NAME John De /Hastings/
2  GIVN John De
2  SURN Hastings
2  NSFX Of Leamington


There are at least two ancestries for John Hastings (or Hastangs as Magna Charta Sureties names him).  Some internet sources have him a son of Laurence Hastings, Earl of Pembroke.  However I believe that the Leamington House places him with the Hastang family who were based in Leamington Hastings for centuries. ~1342 - 1369 Maud Trussell 27 27 ~1414 John Harrington Name Suffix:<NSFX> Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GF7-1Q ~1418 - 1476 Catherine Colpepper 58 58 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GF7-0K Isabel Wrottesley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GSR-VD Walter Wrottesley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> B27S-CD 1410 - 1480 Thomasine Gresley 70 70 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GSS-2D ~1412 Katherine Gresley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> KLGT-JG ~1415 Nicholas Gresley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> KLGM-73 ~1386 - Deceased John Gresley Name Suffix:<NSFX> Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GST-3P ~1395 - 1435 Elizabeth Clarell 40 40 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> KLGT-CL 31 JAN 1417/18 - 31 JAN 1485/86 John Gresley Name Suffix:<NSFX> Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9FGZ-81 ~1420 - 31 JAN 1486/87 Anne Stanley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9FGZ-96 1440 Thomasine Gresley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9FGZ-BC ~1444 Daughter Gresley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> KLGV-72 ~1442 Thomas Gresley Name Suffix:<NSFX> Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> JHV3-MX ~1486 Emma Hastings Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9QF5-CQ ~1390 Margaret Norwood Ancestral File Number:<AFN> KLGT-83 ~1405 - 1464 Hugh Wrottesley 59 59 Name Prefix:<NPFX> Sir
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9GSS-17 D. Deceased John Carden Name Suffix:<NSFX> Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> KLGT-FX William Peto Name Suffix:<NSFX> Knight
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> KLGT-H9 ~1447 Alice Gresley Ancestral File Number:<AFN> B1ZV-JQ ~1388 - Deceased William Swinfen Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Lichfield & Wall
1  NAME William /Swynfen/
2  GIVN William
2  SURN Swynfen
2  NSFX Of Lichfield


pg 66, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists etc"  by Frederick Lewis Weiss, 6th Edition
pg 2708 Burke's "Peerage & Baronetage" 1970 edition


Please tell me of any corrections as the data base is in constant change ~1350 - >1409 Robert De Swinfen 59 59 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Lord Of Wall
1  NAME Robert De /Swynfen/
2  GIVN Robert De
2  SURN Swynfen
2  NSFX Lord Of Wall ~1355 Joan De Pype ~1320 Joanna De Ridware ~1316 - >1358 William De Pype 42 42 Name Suffix:<NSFX> & Chirche Sheile, Sir ~1288 - >1342 Robert De Pype 54 54 Name Suffix:<NSFX> & Parva & Draycote, Sir ~1330 - Deceased Margaret De Hardreshull 1  NAME Margaret /Hardreshule/
2  GIVN Margaret
2  SURN Hardreshule


I have placed Margaret as sister of Elizabeth and daughter of Margaret Stafford & John de Hardreshull, as it seems that she obviously belongs to this family. ~1348 - 1413 Humphrey De Stafford 65 65 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Of Amblecote & Bramshall ~1358 - 1 MAR 1408/09 Ralph De Stafford Name Suffix:<NSFX> Steward To Edward III BEF 2 FEB 1358/59 - Deceased Maud De Hastang 1  NAME Maud De /Hastings/
2  GIVN Maud De
2  SURN Hastings


Maud de Hastang, baptized 2 Feb 1358/9, daughter of John Hastang of Leamington House, co. Warwick.  [Magna Charta Sureties] Generated by GenoPro®. Click here for details.