General Notes

Lora St. Quintin, whose descendants were the Herberts, Earls of Pembroke, who as late as 1551 styled themselves Lords of St. Quintin. She was the only heir of this line; the Barons of St. Quintin came from the descendants of Alexander, brother of William. She married Robert Grey de Marmion, son of John, Lord Grey, Original Knight of the Garter, and his 2nd wife, Avice Marmion, whose brother made a contract with John Grey that the descendants of his sister should take the name of Marmion. (See the Grey-Marmion lines.) Lora St. Quintin married four times: (1) Thomas, son of William Poole; (2) Sir John Clinton; (3) Robert Grey de Marmion, son of John, Lord Grey, K. G.; (4) Sir John St. Quintin of Harpham, a descendant of Alexander St. Quintin, brother of William, Gen. No. 6. Her 3rd husband, Robert Grey de Marmion, died before 30 Nov., 1359, sine prole male, when the manor of Wilcote, in Oxford, reverted by settlement to his half-brother, Sir John Grey. (John Grey, Orig. K. G., had two sons named John, one by his 1st wife.) Her daughter by her 3rd husband was Elizabeth De Grey.