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Edmund of Langley, son of

King Edward III, of England

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Philippa of Hainault

 

 

 

Edmund 'of Langley', ‘Earl of Cambridge’ (13 Nov 1362), ‘1st Duke of York’ (6 Aug 1365), Knight (1361) [Founder of the House of York] - b. 5 Jun 1341, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, d. 1 Aug 1402, Battle of Agincourt, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire. Burial: Kings Langley, Hertfordshire. M. 1st, Isabella of Castile, 'Duchess of York' 'Lady of the Garter, 379' – b. c. 1350/55, d. 23 December 1392. Buried: 13 January 1393, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire d/o and coheiress of Peter I, King of Castile, by his Paramour mistress, Maria García’s de Padilla, daughter of John Garcia de Padilla. Ch. Edward, '2nd Duke of York', Constance, 'Countess of Gloucester', Richard, '3rd Earl of Cambridge' ; M. 2nd before 4 Nov 1393, Lady Joan de Holland, 'Duchess of York' – b. c. 1380, Upholland, Lancashire, England, d. 12 April 1434 3rd d/o Thomas de Holland 2nd or 5th Earl of Kent by his wife Lady Alice Fitz Alan, 2nd d/o Richard Fitz Alan, 10th or 3rd Earl of Arundel. by his 2nd wife. [M. 2nd, William Willoughby, '5th Baron Willoughby', de Eresby. Ch. No; M. 3rd, after 6 Sep 1410, Henry Scrope, '3rd Baron Scrope', of Masham. Ch. No.; M. 4th, before 27 Apr 1416, Henry Bromflete, '1st Baron de Vesci', d. 12 Apr 1434. Ch. No] 

 

Edward, ‘of Norwich’, '2nd Duke of York',  ‘Earl of Cork’ (c. 1393), ‘Earl of Rutland’ (25 Feb 1390), ‘Duke of Aumale’ (29 Sep 1397) depr 3 Nov 1399, rest 1 May 1414, ‘Knight of the Garter’ (1387) [Isabel of Castile] – b. c. 1373, Langley, Hertfordshire, dsp. 25 Oct 1415, at Battle of Agincourt, France: Burial: 1 Dec 1415, Church of St. Mary and All Saints, Fotheringhay. M. 1st age 8 on 29 August 1381 for alliance of England and Portugal against Castile, Beatrice of Portugal d/o King Ferdinand I of Portugal – b. ~1381, marriage is annulled by papal dispensation due to rapprochement between Portugal and Castile. Ch. None; M. 2nd, before 7 October 1398 (~1397), Philippa de Mohun [de Burghersh] Golafre – b. ~1353, d. 17 July 1431, buried in Westminster Abby, 3rd d/o John V, Sir de Mohun d/o John de Mohun, 2nd Baron Mohun, by his wife Joan de Burghersh, 2nd d/o Bartholomew de Burghersh, 1st Baron Burghersh [widow of Walter Fitz Walter, 4th Baron Fitz Walter M. 2nd, Sir John Golafre, of Langley County, Oxford England. Ch. (?)]

 

Lady Constance Plantagenet, ‘Baroness le Despencer’, ‘Countess of Gloucester’ [Isabel of Castile] – b. c. 1374/75, Conisburgh Castle, Yorkshire, England, d. 28 November 1416, High Altar in Reding Abbey, Berkshire, England. M. before 7 Nov 1389 or 29 September 1397, Thomas le Despenser, '1st Earl of Gloucester' s/o Edward le Despenser and Elizabeth Burghersh, ‘1st Earl of Gloucester’. Executed by beheading 16 January 1400. Ch. Richard le Despenser, Elizabeth le Despenser, Isabel le Despenser

 

Richard le Despenser, '4th Baron Burghersh' [Plantagenet] - b. 1396, d. 1414. M. Lady Eleanor Neville - b. c. 1308, Raby, Durham, England, d. 1472, Raby, Durham, England [M. 2nd, Henry Percy, '2nd Earl of Northumberland'. Ch. Henry Percy, '3rd Earl', Thomas, Percy, 'Baron Egremont', Lady Katherine Percy, Sir Ralph Percy, William, 'Bishop of Carlisle'] Ch. No

 

Elizabeth le Despenser [Plantagenet]

 

Isabel le Despenser, 'Countess of Worcester', 'Countess of Warwick' [heiress of Thomas le Despenser, '1st Earl of Gloucester'] [Plantagenet] - b. c. 26 July 1400, d. 27 December 1439. M. 1st, Richard Beauchamp, 'Earl of Worcester' - b. 1394, d. 1422, Siege of Meaux. Ch. Elizabeth Beauchamp; M. 2nd, Richard de Beauchamp, '13th Earl of Warwick' - b. 1382, d. 1439. Ch. Henry de Beauchamp, Anne de Beauchamp; Paramour Mister: Edmund Holland, '4th Earl of Kent' - b. 1383, d. 1408. Ch. Eleanor Holland (Illegitimate)

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Elizabeth de Beauchamp, Lady Abergavenny (1392), '3rd Baroness Abergavenny' [Inherited father's estate] [le Despnser] - b. 1415, d. (?). M. 18 October 1424, Sir Edward Neville, '1st Baron Bergavenny', Warden of Welsh Marches (1415)), Captain of Lances and Archers in Normandy (1418), Earl of Worcester (crtd. February 1420/21) - b. (?), d. 18 March 1421/22, Siege of Meaux. Buried: 25 April 1422, Tewkesbury, Gloucstershire. Ch. George Neville  

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George Neville, '4th Baron Bergavenny' de jure '2nd Baron Bergavenny', KG (Edward IV, 9 May 1471, Battle of Tewkesbury) [de Beauchamp] - b. c. 1440, d. 20 September 1492. M. 1st, 1 May 1471, Margaret Fenn - b. (?), d. 28 September 1485 d/o and heiress of Hugh Fenn. Ch. George Neville, John Neville, William Neville, Sir Edward Neville, Sir Thomas Neville, Sir Richard Neville, Elizabeth Neville; M. 2nd Elizabeth Brent [Widow of Richard Naylor, Sir Robert Basett, John Stokker]. Ch. No

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George Neville, '5th Baron Bergavenny', Chief Larder, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, KG, PC [Castle and lands of Abergavenny granted 1512] [Fenn] - b.  c. 1469, d. d. June 1535. M. Joan FitzAlan d/o Thomas FitzAlan, '17th Earl of Arundel' and Margaret 2nd d/o Richard Woodville, '1st Earl Rivers' and sister of  Queen Elizabeth wife of King Edward IV. Ch. Elizabeth Neville, Jane Neville; M. 2nd bfr 5 September 1513, Margaret Brent d/o William Brent of Charing in Kent. Ch. No; M. 3rd, abt June 1519, Mary Stafford d/o Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Eleanor Percy. Ch. Henry Neville, John Neville, Thomas Neville, Mary Neville, Catherine Neville, Margaret Neville, Dorothy Neville, Ursula Neville; M. 4th, Mary Brooke. Ch. (?)

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Elizabeth Neville [FitzAlan]

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Jane Neville [FitzAlan]

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Henry Neville [Stafford]

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John Neville [Stafford]

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Thomas Neville [Stafford]

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Mary Neville [Stafford]

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Catherine Neville [Stafford]

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Margaret Neville [Stafford]

 

Dorothy Neville [Stafford]

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Ursula Neville [Stafford]

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John Neville [Above]

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William Neville [Above]

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Sir Edward Neville, [English Courtier]] [Keeper of Sewer to Henry VIII's household] [Esquire of the Body] [25 September 1513 Knighted] [Held office of Master of the Hounds and Gentleman of the Privy Chamber (1516)] [Fenn] - b. 1471, Abergavenny, Monmouthsire, d. 8 December 1538, Charged with high  treason for conspiracy with King Henry's exiled brother Cardinal Reginald Pole Thomas Cromwell warned the King attempts to obtain estates of Moatenden Priory. Edward Neville sent to the Tower, tried at Westminster and beheaded at Tower Hill. [Resided at Addington Park, Kent, England] M. bfr 6 April 1529, Eleanor née Windsor, d/o Andrew Windsor, '1st Baron Windsor' and  Elizabeth Blount [Widow of Ralph Scrope, 9th Baron Scrope - d. 17 September 1515]. Ch. Edward Neville, Henry Neville, Katherine Neville, Elizabeth Neville, Mary Neville, Frances Neville

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Edward Neville, '7th Baron Bergavenny' - b. 1526, d. 10 February 1588/89. M. 1st, Katharine Brome; M. 2nd Grisold Hughes. Ch. Edward Neville, Francis Neville, George Neville, Henry Neville, Margaret Neville, Grisel Neville, Mary Neville.

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Edward Neville

 

Francis Neville

 

George Neville

 

Henry Neville

 

Margaret Neville

 

Grisel Neville

 

Mary Neville.

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Sir Henry Neville [Groom of the Privy Chamber (1546)], [Knighted 11 October 1551] 'High Sheriff of Berkshire (1572), Elected to Parliament as Knight to the Shire, five time (1553 - 1584)] [Witnessed the will of King Henry VIII] - b. c. 1520, d. 13 January 1593. Buried: Parish Church, Waltham St. Lawrence, Berkshire, England. M. 1st, 1551 - 1555, Winifred Losse d/o Hugh Losse, of Whitchurch, London. Ch. No; M. 2nd, 1561 Elizabeth Gresham d/o John Gresham and Frances Thwaytes. Ch. Henry Neville, Edward Neville, Francis Neville, William Neville, Katherine Neville; M. 3rd, abt May 1578, Elizabeth Bacon [widow of Sir Robert Doyley] - b. c. 1541, d. 3 May 1621 of Chislehampton, Oxfordshire, Greenlands in Hambleden, Buckinghamshire. d/o Queen Elizabeth's Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, Sir Nicholas Bacon and Jane Ferneley d/o William Ferneley of Suffolk, married 2ndly bfr. end of September 1596, Sir William Peryam. Monument at Church of St Mary's Henley-on-Thames [Last will on 12 November 1618]. Ch. No

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Henry Neville,

 

Edward Neville,

 

Francis Neville,

 

William Neville,

 

Katherine Neville

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Katherine Neville - b. (?), d. (?). M. Clement Throckmorton. Ch. (?)

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Elizabeth Neville - 

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Mary Neville - 

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Frances Neville - b. 1519, d. 18 October 1599. M. 

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Sir Thomas Neville [Speaker of the House of Commons] - b. c. 1484, d. 1542. M. 1st Katherine Dacre; M. 2nd, Elizabeth Bryce

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Sir Richard Neville - b. 1485, d. c. 1515

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Elizabeth Neville - b. (?), d. (?). M. 1st Thomas Berkeley, esq, of Avon Hampshire; M. 2nd, Richard Covert, esq., of Slaugham, Sussex

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Henry de Beauchamp, '1st Duke of Warwick', '14th Earl of Warwick' - b. 1425, d. 1446. M. Cecille Neville d/o Richard Neville, '5th Earl of Salisbury'. Ch. Anne Beauchamp, 15th Countess of Warwick

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Anne Beauchamp, '15th Countess of Warwick', '7th Baroness Burghersh' - b. 14 February 1444, Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales, d. 3 June 1449, Ewelme, Oxfordshire, England. Buried: Reading Abbey, Berkshire (age 5 yrs)

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Anne de Beauchamp, '16th Countess of Warwick' - b. 13 July 1426, Caversham Castle, Oxfordshire (Berkshire), d. (?). M. Richard Neville, jure uxoris '16th Earl of Warwick'. , 'the Kingmaker' s/o Richard Neville, '5th Earl of Salisbury' and Alice Montagu, '5th Countess of Salisbury'. Ch. Isabel Neville, Anne Neville

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Isabel Neville, 'Duchess of Clarence' - b. 5 September 1451, Warwick Castle, 1451, d. 22 December 1476. M. 11 July 1469, Calais, France, George Plantagenet, '1st Duke of Clarence'. Ch. Anne, Margaret, Edward, Richard

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Anne/or a boy [Neville] - b. c. 17 April 1470, born outside Calais, at sea, d. on journey 

 

Margaret Plantagenet Pole, '8th Countess of Salisbury' [Neville] - b. 14 August 1473, Farleigh Hungerford Castle, Somerset, England, d. 27 May 1541, executed, Tower of London, London, England.  M. Sir Richard Pole - b. (?), d. (?) executed by Henry VIII. Ch. Henry Pole, Arthur Pole, Reginald Pole, Geoffrey Pole, Ursula Pole

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Henry Pole, '1st Baron Montagu' [Honors forfeited 2 December 1538] [Plantagenet] - b. c. 1492, d. 9 January 1539, executed by beheading for treason. M. May 1510  or before May 1520, Jane Neville d/o George Neville, 5th Baron Bergavenny and Joan Arundel. Ch. Catherine Pole, Lucy Pole, Thomas Pole, Henry Pole, Winifred Pole

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Catherine Pole - b. after 1511/19, d. 23 September 1576. M. Francis Hastings, '2nd Earl of Huntingdon'

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Thomas Pole - b. after 1519/20, d. (?). M. Elizabeth Wingfield. Ch. No

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Henry Pole - b. after 1520/21, d. after September 1542, imprisoned at an early age in the Tower of London until his death. M. Margaret Neville. 

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Winifred Pole - b. after 1521/25, d. (?). M. 1st, Sir Thomas Hastings. b. 1515, d. 1558, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire s/o George Hastings, '1st Earl of Huntingdon'. Ch. No; M. 2nd, Sir Thomas Barrington, of Barrington Hall, Hatfield Broadoak, Essex. Ch. Catherine Barrington, John Barrington

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Catherine Barrington - b. (?), d. (?). M. 1584, William Bourchier. Ch. John Bourchier

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John Bourchier, [Regicides of King Charles] - b. c. 1595, d. August 1660. M. 

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Sir Francis Barrington, '1st Baronet of Barrington Hall, Essex' House of Commons (1601, 1628) - b. c. 1570, d. 3 July 1628. M. Joan Cromwell d/o Sir Henry Cromwell and (?). Ch. 4 sons, five daughters

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Sir Thomas Barrington, '2nd Baronet', House of Commons (1621, 1644), KG(1621), Member of Parliament for Newtown (1624,25, 26, 28, 29) - b. (?), d. September 1644. M. 1st Francis Gobert d/o John Gobert. Ch. John Barrington; M. 2nd, Judith Lytton d/o Sir Rowland Lytton. 

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John Barrington

 

Robert Barrington, Member of Parliament for newton Isle of Wight (1628-29) - b. (?), d. 1642. M. (?). Ch. Francis Barrington

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Francis Barrington

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John Barrington

 

Arthur Pole, 'Lord of Broadhurst', Sussex - b. 1494, d. August 1528. M. Jane Lewkenor - b 1492, d. 12 March 1562/63  d/o Sir Roger Lewkenor and w/o Sir Christopher Pickering, of Ellerton. [M. 3rd, Sir William Barentyne - b. 31 December 1481, d. 17 November 1549]Ch. Henry, Mary, Jane, Margaret

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Henry Pole - b. (?), d. (?). M. (?). Ch. (?:)

 

Mary Pole - b. 

 

Jane,

 

Margaret

 

Reginald Pole, 'Cardinal' papal legate, England [Last Catholic Archbishop of Canterbury] - b. c. 1500, d. 17 November 1558

 

Geoffrey Pole, 'Lord of the Manor of Lordington, Sussex' - b. c. 1501, d. 1562. M. Constance Pakenham granddaughter and heir of Sir John Pakenham

 

Ursula Pole Stafford, 'Baroness Stafford' [Claim to the English thorn, through Margaret Pole] - b. c. 1504, England, d. 12 August 1570. M. 16 February 1518/19, Henry Stafford, '1st Baron Stafford' s/o Edward Stafford, '3rd Duke of Buckingham' and Lady Alianore Percy. Ch. Henry Stafford, Dorothy Stafford, Henry Stafford, Thomas Stafford, Edward Stafford, Richard Stafford, Walter Stafford, William Stafford, Elizabrth Stafford, Anne Stafford, Susan Stafford, Jane Stafford, Daughter, Daughter

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Henry Stafford - b. November 1520, d. infant 

 

Dorothy Stafford, ['Mistress of the Robes', Queen Elizabeth I] - b. 1 October 1526, 22 September 1604. M. Sir William Stafford. Ch.  

 

Henry Stafford, '2nd Baron Stafford' - b. (?), d. 1565. M. Elizabeth Davy 

 

Thomas Stafford, - b. c. 1533, d. 28 May 1557, executed for high treason

 

Edward Stafford, '3rd Baron Stafford' - b. 17 January 1535, d. 18 October 1603. M. Maria Stanley d/o Edward Stanley, '3rd Earl of Derby'. Ch. Edward Stafford, Ursula Stafford, Dorothy Stafford

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Edward Stafford, '4th Baron Stafford' - b. 1572, d. 1625. M. Isabel Forster. Ch. Edward Stafford

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Edward Stafford - b. 1602, d. 6 April 1621. Buried: Stafford Castle Church M. by license granted 11 October 1637, Ann Wilford d/o James Wilford, Newman Hall Quendon Essex. Ch. Mary Stafford, Henry Stafford

 

Mary Stafford Howard, 'Countess of Stafford' (5 October 1688) - b. (?), d. (?). M. Sir William Howard, '1st Viscount Stafford' - b. 30 November 1614, Stafford, d. 29 December 1680, executed for treason 'Popish Plot' Tower Hill, London, England [Venerated in Catholic Church, Beatified:  19269, Rome, Italy by Pope Pius XI, Catholic martyr] s/o Thomas, Earl of Arundel, '21st Earl of Arundel' and Alethea Talbot. Ch. Henry Stafford Howard, John Stafford Howard, Francis Stafford Howard, Ursula Stafford Howard, Delphina Stafford Howard, Alethea Stafford Howard, Isabella Stafford Howard, Anastasia Stafford Howard

 

Henry Stafford Howard, '1st Earl of Stafford', '2nd Viscount Stafford' -b. (?), d. (?). M. Claude-Charlotte d/o Philibert de Gramont and Elizabeth d/o Sir George Hamilton. Ch. No

 

John Stafford Howard, - b. (?), d. (?). M. 1st, Mary Southcote d/o Sir John Southcote of Merstham; M. 2nd, Theresa d/o Robert Strickland. Ch. William Howard, '2nd Earl of Stafford'

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William Howard, '2nd Earl of Stafford', de jure '3rd Baron Stafford' - b. c. 1690, d. 1734. M. Anne  Holman d/o George Holman and Anastasia Stafford. Ch. William-Mathias, Mary, Anastasia, Anne 

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William-Mathias Howard, '3rd Earl of Stafford, de jure, '4th Baron Stafford' - b. 1718, d. 1751. M. Henrietta d/o Richard Cantillon. Ch. 

 

Mary Howard

 

Anastasia Howard, 'Baroness Stafford' - b. 1722, d. 1807

 

Anne Howard

 

Francis Stafford Howard, of Swynneron Hall - b. (?), d. (?). M. Eleanor Stafford

 

Ursula Stafford Howard,

 

Delphina Stafford Howard,

 

Alethea Stafford Howard,

 

Isabella Stafford Howard,

 

Anastasia Stafford Howard,  

 

Henry Stafford, '5th Baron Stafford' (1625)

 

Ursula Stafford - b. (?), d. (?). M. Walter Erdeswick

 

Dorothy Stafford -b. (?), d. (?). M. (?) Gervais of Chadsden

 

Richard Stafford, - b. (?), d. (?). . Mary Corbet. Ch. Roger Stafford, '6th Baron Stafford'

 

Walter Stafford - b. c. 1539, d. after 171

 

William Stafford

 

Elizabeth Stafford - b. (?), d. (?). M. Sir William Neville

 

Anne Stafford - b. (?), d. (?). M. Sir Henry Williams

 

Susan Stafford

 

Jane Stafford,

 

Daughter Stafford 

 

Daughter Stafford

 

Edward Plantagenet, '17th Earl of Warwick' - b. 25 February 1475, d. 28 November 1499, executed by Henry VII, for attempting to escape from the Tower of London

 

Richard, of York - b. 6 October 1476, Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire, d. 1 January 1477, Warwick Castle. Buried: Warwick

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Anne Neville, 'Queen of England' (June 1483) - b. 11 June 1456, Warwick Castle, Warwickshie, England, d. 16 March 1485, Westminster, London, England. Buried: 25 March 1485, Westminster Abbey, London. M. 1470,  Edward, of Westminster, 'Prince of Wales'. Ch. Edward of Middleham, Prince of Wales; M. 2nd, 1472,  King Richard III - b. 1483, d. 1485

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Edward, of Middleham, 'Prince ofWales', 'Earl of Chester', 'Duke of Cornwall', '1st Earl of Salisbury' - b. December 1473, Middleham, Wensleydale, England, d. 9 April 1484, Middleham, Wensleydale, England. Buried: after 9 april 1484

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Eleanor Holland (Illegitimate) - b. (?), d. (?). M. James Tuchet, '5th Baron Audley'

 

Richard ‘of Conisburgh’ confirmed as '3rd Earl of Cambridge' (confirmed May 1414) – b. c. Sep 1375, or July 1385, Conisburgh Castle, Yorkshire, d. 5 Aug 1415, Southampton, Hampshire, executed for treason by Henry V. M. 1st c. May 1406, 1st cousin twice removed, without parental consent to Lady Anne de Mortimer d/o Roger Mortimer, '4th Earl of March' and Eleanor Holland, Anne is the niece of Richard’s stepmother Joan Holland, Anne as ‘suo jure Countess of March’ and ‘Countess of Ulster’, marriage validated 23 May 1408, by papal dispensation – b. 27 Dec 1390, d. 21 Sept 1411, buried at Kings Langley, Hertfordshire. Anne, [sister and eventual sole heiress] of Edmund de Mortimer, 5th Earl of March and 1st d/o Earl of March by his wife Lady Philippa Plantagenet, suo jure Countess of Ulster, only child of Lionel ‘of Antwerp’, ‘1st Duke of Clarence’. C. Had Issue; M. 2nd, c. 1412 Maud de Clifford, ‘of Conisbrough Castle’, former wife of John Neville, 6th Baron Latimer, dsp 26 Aug 1446, only daughter of Thomas de Clifford, 6th Baron de Clifford by his wife Elizabeth de Ros, 1st d/o Thomas de Ros, 4th Baron Ros. Ch. No

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Isabel, of York 'Countess of Essex'- b. 1409, d. 2 October 1484. Buried: Beeleigh Abbey, Little Easton, Essex. M. 1st, 18 February 1413, [Betrothed, 1412 (age of 3)] Sir Thomas Grey s/o and heir of Sir Thomas Grey of Heaton, Norham, Northumberland and Alice Neville s/o Ralph Neville, '1st Earl of Westmorland'. Ch. Thomas Grey. M. 2nd, before 25 April 1426, validated by papal dispensation Henry Bourchier, '1st Earl of Essex'. Ch. William Bourchier, Henry Bourchier, Humphrey Bourchier, John Bourchier, Edward Bourchier, Thomas Bourchier, Florence Bourchier, Fulk Bourchier, Hugh Bourchier, Isabella Bourchier, Laura Bourchier

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Thomas Grey - b. c. 1423, d. c. 1493

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William Bourchier, 'Viscount Bourchier' - b. (?), d. 1480. M. Anne Woodville - b. c. 1438, Grafton Regis, Northamptonshire, England, d. 30 July 1489 d/o Richard Woodville, '1st Earl Rivers' and Jacquetta of Luxembourg. [M. 2nd, George Frey, '2nd Earl of Kent'] Ch. Henry Bourchier, '2nd Earl of Essex', Cecily Bourchier

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Henry Bourcchier, '2nd Earl of Essex', '6th Baron Bourchier', 'Vicount Bourchier', '2nd Count of Eu' - b. (?), d. (?). M.  Mary Say. Ch. Anne Bourchier

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Anne Bourchier, suo jure '7th Baroness Bourchier' [Barony of Bourchier passed to her cousin, Walter Devereux, '1st Earl of Essex'] - b. 1517, England, d. 28 January 1571, Benington. Buried: (?) M. William Parr, '1st Marquess of Northampton'. Ch. No. Marriage annulled by an Act of Parliament, 17 April 1543. [M. 2nd, Elisabeth Brooke d/o George Brooke, '9th Baron Cobham'; Ch. No; M. 3rd Helena Snakenborg. Ch. No; Paramour Mistress: Elizabeth, in Prescot. Ch. Richard - b.  1542]; Paramour Master: John Lyngfield. Ch. John Lyngfield, Mary Lyngfield

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John Lyngfield

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Mary Lyngfield York - b. 

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Cecily Bourchier - b. (?), d. (?). M. John Devereux, 8th Baron, Verrers of Chartley

 

Sir  Henry Bourchier - b. (?), d. 1462. M. Elizabeth Scales, '8th Baroness Scales'

 

Humphrey Bourchier, '1st Baron Cromwell' - b. (?), d. 14 April 1471, Battle of Barnet

 

John Bourchier, '6th Baron Ferrers', of Groby - b. c. 1438, d. 1495, Spain (?). Buried: Bilegh Abey, Essex. M. 1st, Elizabeth Ferrers. Ch. No; M. 2nd, Elizabeth Chichelle

 

Edward Bourchier - b. (?), d. 30 December 1460. Battle of Wakefield

 

Sir Thomas Bourchier  - b. prior to 1448, d. 1492. M. Isabella Barre. Ch. no known

 

Florence Bourchier - b. (?), d. 1525

 

Fulk Bourchier - b. (?), d. (?), young

 

Hugh Bourchier - b. (?), d. (?), young

 

Isabella Bourchier - b. (?), d. (?), young

 

Laura Bourchier - b. 1440, d. (?). M. John Courtenay, '7th Earl of Devon' - b. (?), d. 1471, Tewkesbury​

 

Richard, ‘Count of Poitou’ (cr. 30 May 1227, ‘Earl of Cornwall’ elected 13 Jan 1257, ‘King of Germany’, ‘King of the Romans’ ign: 13 January 1257 - 2 April 1272) – b. 5/6 Jan 1209, Winchester Castle, Hampshire, England, d. 2 Apr 1272, Berkhamsted Castle, Herfordshire, England. Buried: hailes Abbey, Gloucestershire. M. 1st, 13 Mar 1231, Lady Isabella Marshal, ‘Lady of Kilkenny’ – b. 9 Oct 1200. [M. 1st, 9 Oct 1214, Gilbert de Clare, ‘4th Earl of Gloucester’, d. 15 Jan 1240, sister and heir issue coheiress of Anselm [Marshal] ‘6th Earl of Pembroke’, 3rd d/o William [Marshal] jure uxois 4th Earl of Pembroke and Lady Isabel de Clare only d/o and heiress of Richard Fitz Gilbert or de Clare, ‘2nd Earl of Pembroke' aka ‘Strongbow’. Ch. Agnes de Clare, Amice de Redvers, Richard de Clare, Isabel de Brus, William de Clare, Gilbert de Clare, Henry of Almain] Ch. John, Henry, Nicholas, Isabella; M. 2nd, 23 Nov 1243 Sanchia of Provence – b. c. 1225, d. 5 Nov 1261, sister of his sister-in-law Queen Eleanor and d/o Raymond Berenger V, ‘Count of Provence and Beatrice of Savoy, d/o Thomas I, ‘Count of Savoy’. Ch. Richard, Edmund, Richard; M. 3rd, 16 June 1269, Beatrice of Falkenburg – b. c. 1253, dsp. 17 Oct 1277, d/o Dirk II, Count of Falkenburg and Joan van Loon. Ch. No; Illegitimate: Joan, Isabella, Eleanor.

 

John, of Cornwall  [Marshal] – b. 31 January 1232, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, dvp. 22 September 1233, Marlow, Buckinghamshire. Buried: Reading Abbey (age 1 yrs)

 

Isabella, of Cornwall [Isabella] – b. 9 September 1233, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, dvp. 10 October 1234, Marlow, Buckinghamshire. Buried: Reading Abby (age 1 yrs)

 

Henry, of Cornwall, 'Henry of Almain' (Germany) [INHERITED: claim of Bigorre] [Isabella] - b. 1/2 November 1235, dvp. Sp. 13 March 1271, attending mass at Viterbo, killed by his cousins Guy de Montfort and Simon de Montfort the Younger s/o Simon de Montfort for beheading Simon and his son Evesham. M. 5 May 1269, Windsor Castle, Constance de Moncada, of Béa drn c. 1299, d/o of Gaston VII de Moncada, Vicomte de Beam and Matilda de Mastas, d/o Boson de Mastas, Seigneur de Cognac. [M. 1st, 23 March 1260, Calatayud, Alfonso, Prince of Aragon, Infante of Aragon; M. 3rd, 1279, Aymon II, of Geneva] Ch. No

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Nicholas [Isabella] – b. and dvp 17 Jan 1240

 

Richard, [Claimant to the Holy Roman Empire, and nominal title as King] [Sanchia] – b. Jul 1246, dvp. 15 Aug 1246

 

Edmund, of Almain ‘2nd Earl of Cornwall’, [Heir to the Holy Roman Empire] [Sanchia] – b. 26 December 1249, Berkhamsted Castle, Hertforshire, England. Baptized: by Boniface of Savoy, Archbishop of Canterbury, named in honour of Saint Edmund of Abingdon.dsp, 24 September 1300.Buried: Heart & Flesh: Ashridge, Hertfordshire; Bones: 23 March 1301, Hailes Abbey, Gloucestershire M. 6 October 1272. Lady Margaret de Clare - b. c. 1249, dsp. February 1313, 2nd d/o Richard de Clare '5th Earl of Gloucester' and 2nd wife Lady Matilda de Lacy, 1st d/o John de Lacy, 1st Earl of Lincoln. Divorced February 1293. [Received dower from Edward I at her husband's death] Ch. No

 

Richard [Sanchia] – b. 1252, d. 1296

 

Joan [Beatrice] – b. 22 Jul 1210, dsp. 4 Mar 1238. M. 18 Jun 1221, Alexander II, 'King of Scotland'

 

Isabella [Beatrice] – b. 1214, d. 1 December 1241. M. 20 July 1235 Emperor Frederick II, King of Sicily. Ch. Yes

 

Eleanor [Beatrice] – b. 1215, d. 13 April 1275. M. 1st, 23 April 1225, William Marshal ‘5th Earl of Pembroke’. Ch. No; M. 2nd, 7 January 1238 Simon de Montfort, ‘1st Earl of Leicester. Ch. Yes

 

Matilda - b.  June 1156, d. 28 June 1189. M. 1 Feb 1168 Henry V, ‘Duke of Saxony’ ‘Duke of Bavaria’. Ch. Had Issue

 

Eleanor – b. 13 October 1162, d. 31 October 1214. M. September 1176, Alfonso VIII, ‘King of Castile’. Ch. Had Issue

 

Joan – b. October 1168, d. 4 September 1199. M. 1st, 13 February 1177, William II, ‘King of Sicily’, M. 2nd October 1196, Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse. Ch. Issue by both husbands.

 

Sir Payn de Roët, ‘Guyenne King of Arms’

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Margaret Beauchamp Welles a.k.a. St. John a.k.a. Beaufort, 'of Bledsoe', 'Duchess of Somerset', 'Lady Welles – b. 1 January 1405/10, of Bledsoe, Bedfordshire, England, d. 3 June or 8 August 1482, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England. Buried: St. Cuthberga Churchyard, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England. M. 1st, Sir Oliver St. John "Saint John", Sir Oliver, Baron St. John, Knight, Lord of Penmark [Title of Baron created 1582 for Oliver St. John] [Coheir of Coyty Castle, formerly of the Turbervilles c. 1421] s/o Sir John de St John, and Lady Elizabeth Paulett St. John, Sir Oliver - b. 1398 in Penmark, Glamorgan Wales, d. ~1437, Rouen, Duche de Normandie, France. Ch. John St. John, Oliver St. John, Edith St. John, Mary St. John, Elizabeth St. John, Agnes St. John, Margaret St. John; M. 2nd, ~1439 or aft 2 August 1441, John Beaufort  s/o John Beaufort, KG of the Garter, 3rd Earl of Somerset, cr. 28 Aug 1443, ‘Earl of Kendal’ and ‘1st Duke of Somerset’ - b. ~Apr 1404, d. 27 May 1444. Ch. Margaret Beaufort; M. 3rd, license dated 14 April 1447, Lionel de Welles, 6th Baron Welles. Ch. John Welles.

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Sir John, Baron de St. John, Esq., 'of Bledsoe' [Beauchamp]– b. 31 August 1426, Bletsoe, Bedfordshire, England d. 1513/14, M. 1454, Bedfordshire, England, Alice Bradshagh d/o Sir Thomas Bradshagh, and Alice Tempest 'of Haigh', Lancashire. Ch. Sir John de St.  John, Elizabeth St. John de le Zouche, Eleanor St. John, Margaret Frognall, Morris St. John, Alice Parker, Anne St. John.

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Sir John de St.  John,

 

Elizabeth St. John de le Zouche,

 

Eleanor St. John,

 

Margaret Frognall,

 

Morris St. John,

 

Alice Parker,

 

Anne St. John.

 

Oliver St. John, Esq. of Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire, England [Beauchamp]– b. ~1428, Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire, England, d. ~1497, Present Spain). Buried: Stoke, Nottinghamshire, England. Fuenterrabia (Hondarribia), Guipuzcoa, (Gipuzkoa), Kingdom of Navarre M. Elizabeth le Scrope d/o Henry le Scrope, 4th Baron Scrope of Bolton and Elizabeth le Scrope, d/o   John le Scrope and Elizabeth le Scrope. Ch. Elizabeth St. John, Sir John St.   John, of Lydiard Tregoze, Eleanore Grey, Sibyl St. John, Margaret St. John, Isabel St. John, Oliver St. John. 

 

Edith St. John Pole [Beauchamp]– b. (?), d. (?). M. Geoffrey de la Pole, Esq.  'of Worrell' County Chester also Wythum County, Buckingham. Ch. Richard Pole, Eleanor Pole.

 

Richard Pole, KG, Constable of Harlech Castle [St. John] - b. (?), d. Nov 1505. M. 22 Sep 1494, Lady Margaret Plantagenet, suo jure, 'Countess of Salisbury' - b. 14 Aug 1473, d. 28 May 1541.   Ch. Had Issue

 

Eleanor Pole [St. John]

 

Mary St. John Frogenall [Beauchamp] – b. ~1434, Bletsoe, Bedfordshire, England, d. (?). M. Sir Richard Frogenall. Ch. (?)

 

Elizabeth St. John de la Zouche [Beauchamp]– b. (?), d. bfr 3 July 1494. M. 1st, bfr 2 April 1450, William la Zouche, 5th Baron Zouche of Harringworth; M. 2nd, bfr 10 December 1471, John Scrope, 5th Barone Scrope Bolton

 

Agnes St. John Malpas [Beauchamp] – b. ~1438, Bletsoe, Bedfordshire, England, d. (?). M. David Malpas. Ch.

 

Lady Margaret St. John, 'Abbess of Shaftesbury [Beauchamp] – b. 31 May 1443 d. 29 June 1509. M. (?). Ch. (?)