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94. Baron8 Willoughby Verney Greville-62230 (Greville Lord7 Willoby de jure Verney , Margaret Greville , Anne Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ) was born in 1619. He died on 9 Dec 1648.
GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 692.
Greville married Wenman Elizabeth-342438 daughter of Viscount2 Wenman of Tuam Wenman Thomas-181216 and Lady Aungier Hampden Margaret-36443. Elizabeth died in 1649 in Circa.
She is dr4 in GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 692.
Greville and Elizabeth had the following children:
+ 129 M i Greville Sir Verney Baron9 Willoby-62232 was born on 26 Jan 1648/1649. He died on 23 Jul 1668.
95. Lord11 Willoby, Sir Verney Richard-10846 (Greville Lord7 Willoby de jure Verney , Margaret Greville , Anne Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ) was born on 28 Jan 1621. He died on 18 Jul 1711.
He is son3. thepeerage.com. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 693-694.
Richard married (1) wife1 Pretyman Mary-10847 daughter of Pretyman Progenitor-24468 and PNotknown Miss-24469 in Nov 1651.
She is dr1. She had six sons and two drs. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 694.
Richard and Mary had the following children:
+ 130 M i John Verney-62343 was born in 1650. He died on 31 Oct 1707. + 131 M ii Lord12 Wiloughby de Broke Verney George-62374 was born on 10 Mar 1660. He died on 26 Dec 1728. 132 M iii Verney Mary-243295. 133 M iv Verney Thomas-243296 was born in 1676.
Richard married (2) wife2 Dove Frances-62337 daughter of Of Northampton Dove Thomas-62338 and wife1 Becke Frances-62339.
GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 694.
Richard and Frances had the following children:
+ 134 F v Hon wife2 Verney Diana-243292 was born in 1669. She died in 1725.
97. Baron5 Willoughby, Gov Darien Willoughby Francis-13141 (Frances Manners , John Manners , Margaret Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ) was born in 1613/1614 in Circa,Has Caribees,Darien,Colonist. He was christened in 1650 in active,Of Parham. He died on 24 Jul 1666 in at sea,Off Guadelupe.
Baron5 Willoughby of Parham. Various listings for Finch in DNB. See James Michener novel, The Caribbean. See Dunn, Sugar and Slaves, p. 50. Davies, RAC, index. He sided with parlt in Civil War, then the Royalists, sympathetic to Presbyterians, his estates sequestered by Parlt, he got from the Earl of Carlisle on 17 Feb 1646/47 a 21 years' lease of Caribee, and appted by Charles II as Gov of Caribee, which he held for the King later. once committed to tower, in 1660 a grantee of the Morocco Co, and with Lawrence Hyde qv had a patent of 2 June, 1663 for Surinam which he himself colonized in 1651 at loss of money, appointed Gov Barbados in 1663, he was attacked at his place Parham in Surinam with a cutlass and lost two fingers, part of his brain exposed, lost on a ship trying to recover St Christopher from the French, in 1666, it has been said he did more to develope WI than anyone else, including settlement of Carolina, see GEC p. 708 here, the descendants of his daughters got the moiety of his revenues from the West Indies, ie, Frances and Elizabeth. GEC, Peerage, Ranelagh, p. 733; Wimbledon, p. 743, note b. Winchilsea, p. 778; Willoughby, pp. 703ff. See GEC, Peerage, Coningsby, p. 396; Ranelagh, pp. 733ff; Willoughby, pp. 705-707. He obtained from the earl of Calisle on 17 Feb, 1646/1647 a 21 year's lease of the Caribbee Islands with a post of Lt-General thereof, and apptd by Charles II as Gov of Barbados which he held for the King until prised away by Sir George Ayscue. Cf Williamson, The Caribee Islands under the Proprietary Patents. Till the Restoration he was often involved in Royalist plots. He was again confirmed in his possession of the Caribees with the Restoration in 1660, and was also one of the grantees of the Morocco Co, Sept 11, 1661, and with Lawrence Hyde he also had a patent of 2 June 1663 of Surinam, which he himself Willoughby had colonized in 1651 at loss of money. He had a plantation named Parham at Surinam, which he visited in Jan 1664, when one John Allen attacked him with a cutlass. GEC notes p. p. 708 that Harlow remarks, this man had an easily provoked temper, he was a colonial pioneer, the development of Carolina, the settlement of Surinam, and the idea of sending planters to occupy Santa Lucia all owed to his enterprise. "Lord Willoughby did more to extend the British Empire in West Indian regions than any other man of his time." But it all cost him more than £50,000, he left surviving colonial property to his two surviving daughters, Frances, Lady Brereton [no info on her marriage] and Elizabeth married to Jones, later Countess of Ranelagh. fix backcheck n the husbands of these drs.
He is appointed Gov Barbados in 1663. Once he was attacked at his place Parham in Surinam with a cutlass and lost two fingers, had part of his brain exposed, lost on a ship trying to recover St Christopher from the French, in 1666, it has been said he did more to develope WI than anyone else, including settlement of Carolina, see GEC p. 708 here, the descendants of his daughters got the moiety of his revenues from the West Indies, ie, Frances and Elizabeth. GEC, Peerage, Ranelagh, p. 733; Wimbledon, p. 743, note b. Winchilsea, p. 778; Willoughby, pp. 703ff. See GEC, Peerage, Coningsby, p. 396; Ranelagh, pp. 733ff; Willoughby, pp. 705-707.
He obtained from the earl of Calisle on 17 Feb, 1646/1647 a 21 year's lease of the Caribbee Islands with a post of Lt-General thereof, and apptd by Charles II as Gov of Barbados which he held for the King until prised away by Sir George Ayscue. Cf Williamson, The Caribee Islands under the Proprietary Patents. Till the Restoration he was often involved in Royalist plots. He was again confirmed in his possession of the Caribees with the Restoration in 1660, and was also one of the grantees of the Morocco Co, Sept 11, 1661, and with Lawrence Hyde he also had a patent of 2 June 1663 of Surinam, he Willoughby had colonized in 1651. He had a plantation named Parham at Surinam, which he visited in Jan 1664, when one John Allen attacked him with a cutlass. GEC notes p. p. 708 that Harlow remarks, this man had an easily provoked temper, he was a colonial pioneer, the development of Carolina, the settlement of Surinam, and the idea of sending planters to occupy Santa Lucia all owed to his enterprise. "Lord Willoughby did more to extend the British Empire in West Indian regions than any other man of his time." But it all cost him more than £50,000, he left surviving colonial property to his two surviving daughters, Frances, Lady Brereton [no info on her marriage] and Elizabeth married to Jones, later Countess of Ranelagh. fix backcheck on the husbands of these drs.
Baron5 Willoughby of Parham. Various listings for Finch in DNB. See James Michener novel, The Caribbean. See Dunn, Sugar and Slaves, p. 50. Davies, RAC, index. He sided with parlt in Civil War, then the Royalists, sympathetic to Presbyterians, his estates sequestered by Parlt, he got from the Earl of Carlisle on 17 Feb 1646/47 a 21 years' lease of Caribee, and appted by Charles II as Gov of Caribee, which he held for the King later. once committed to tower, in 1660 a grantee of the Morocco Co, and with Lawrence Hyde qv had a patent of 2 June, 1663 for Surinam which he himself colonized in 1651 at loss of money, appointed Gov Barbados in 1663, he was attacked at his place Parham in Surinam with a cutlass and lost two fingers, part of his brain exposed, lost on a ship trying to recover St Christopher from the French, in 1666, it has been said he did more to develope WI than anyone else, including settlement of Carolina, see GEC p. 708 here, the descendants of his daughters got the moiety of his revenues from the West Indies, ie, Frances and Elizabeth. GEC, Peerage, Ranelagh, p. 733; Wimbledon, p. 743, note b. Winchilsea, p. 778; Willoughby, pp. 703ff. See GEC, Peerage, Coningsby, p. 396; Ranelagh, pp. 733ff; Willoughby, pp. 705-707. He obtained from the earl of Calisle on 17 Feb, 1646/1647 a 21 year's lease of the Caribbee Islands with a post of Lt-General thereof, and apptd by Charles II as Gov of Barbados which he held for the King until prised away by Sir George Ayscue. Cf Williamson, The Caribee Islands under the Proprietary Patents. Till the Restoration he was often involved in Royalist plots. He was again confirmed in his possession of the Caribees with the Restoration in 1660, and was also one of the grantees of the Morocco Co, Sept 11, 1661, and with Lawrence Hyde he also had a patent of 2 June 1663 of Surinam, he Willoughby had colonized in 1651. He had a plantation named Parham at Surinam, which he visited in Jan 1664, when one John Allen attacked him with a cutlass. GEC notes p. p. 708 that Harlow remarks, this man had an easily provoked temper, he was a colonial pioneer, the development of Carolina, the settlement of Surinam, and the idea of sending planters to occupy Santa Lucia all owed to his enterprise. "Lord Willoughby did more to extend the British Empire in West Indian regions than any other man of his time." But it all cost him more than £50,000, he left surviving colonial property to his two surviving daughters, Frances, Lady Brereton [no info on her marriage] and Elizabeth married to Jones, later Countess of Ranelagh.
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http://www.genealogy-quest.com/collections/glean.html17 July 1666, Will of Francis Lord Willoughby of Parham. After payment of his debts and funeral expenses, in particular 700l. to the executors or administrators of Lucas Lucy, merchant, unless already paid out of 3,000l. due to Lord Willoughby from his Majesty, and 480 Mexican pieces of eight to Dr. Peter La Rouse. Bequeaths to his daughters, Frances, wife of William Lord Brereton, and Elizabeth, wife of Richard Jones, eldest son of Viscount Ranelagh, his moiety of the revenue of Barbadoes and the other Caribbee Islands (except 100,000 lbs. sugar yearly to his nephew, Henry Willoughby during his stay in Barbadoes), and to their younger children (not their eldest sons) after them; also to his said daughters his plantations, &c. on Antigua, and two-thirds of his moiety of the land in the Province of Willoughby Land, and two-thirds of his plantation of Parham Hall, on the river of Surinam, and all his private estate in Willoughy Land. To said Henry Willoughby the remaining thirds of his lands in Willoughby Land and Surinam; to his nephew, William Willoughby, 200l. per annum for life; to Dr. Peter La Rouse, for his constant care, 50,000 lbs. Muscovado sugar, formerly lent to him; to his executors 20,000 lbs. sugar apiece, wherewith to buy each other a ring; to Jane, wife of William Frith, clerk, for her faithful care in the government of testator's family, 20,000 lbs. sugar and 20l. per annum for life; also legacies or annouities to his servants, John Fowlles, Dixon, Robert Stokes, Edward Spragg, Dodsworth, Nicholas Walker, and Ricahrd Wills. Appoints Henry Willoughby, his nephew, Thomas Wardall, Samuel Barwick, Dr. Peter La Rouse, and testator's secretary, Henry Haughton, executors. To Henry Haughton, for his faithful services, and to attend to the payment of legacies and look after the plantations at Antigua and Surinam, his expenses and 100l. per annum for life. Appoints his brother, William Willoughby, Sir Bulstrode Whitelock, and Sir Charles Pim, overseers in trust of this will, with 20l. apiece for a ring. Testators rents, issues, and profits in England or elsewhere to be paid to John Champante of London, merchant - who for his pains is allowed 100l. per annum - to such uses as his said daughters or their children shall direct. Annexed is an Order from William, Archbishop of Canterbury, appointing Elizabeth Viscountess Ranelagh administratix of this will, dated London, 10th May 1678. 16 January 1667 Petition of Averina, relict of Robert Bannatine and her son Hyllyard, an
infant, to the King. Being lawfully possessed of a plantation in Barbadoes called Locust Hall, together with negroes, cattle, and stock worth more than 20,000l. , petitioner was in Sept. 1663 most illegally dispossessed by a warrant of Lord Willoughby, who for 2,400l. sold the same to one [Edward] Pye. Prays his Majesty to take order for petitioner's re-establishment until she is to be evicted at law.
Francis married coheir, Darienite Cecil Elizabeth-77490 daughter of Sir Visc1 Wimbledon Coloniser Cecil Edward-21309 and wife1 Noel Theodosia-4735 in 1629 in Circa. Elizabeth died in 1661. She was buried on 26 Mar 1661.
She is dr3 in GEC, Peerage, Coningsby, p. 396; Ranelagh, pp. 733ff; Wimbledon, pp. 740ff; Willoughby, pp. 703ff.
Francis and Elizabeth had the following children:
+ 135 F i wife1, Cntess Ranelagh Willoughby Elizabeth (Jones)-70204 died on 1 Aug 1695. + 136 F ii Lady Brereton Willoughby Frances-70203 died on 12 Sep 1680. + 137 F iii wife1 Willoughby Diana-4724 died in Mar 1648.
98. William Gov Caribee Of Parham Willoughby Brn6 Willoughby-33876 (Frances Manners , John Manners , Margaret Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ) was born in 1616 in Circa,Darien,,Brn6 Willoughby. He died on 10 Apr 1673 in Barbados.
GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 712, note a. GEC, Peerage, Bellomont, p. 106. There is a useful pedigree of Willoughby in Oliver, History of Antigua, Vol. 3, pp. 242-249. See also GEC's account of Richard Bland, Sir Philip Carey, and Wm Willoughby etc in Genealogist, NS, Vol. XXIII, pp. 201-206. See GEC, Peerage, Cf, GEC, Genealogist, NS, Vol. XXIII, pp. 201-206. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, pp. 709-710. Brother of Francis, see Penson, Colonial Agents, pp. 32-33.
William married Darienite Cary Anne-33877 daughter of Of Caddington Cary Philip-430232 and Bland Elizabeth-430233 in 1638 in Circa. Anne was born in 1615. She died in 1671.
She is dr3. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 710.
William and Anne had the following children:
+ 138 F i Willoughby Mary Of Selston Notts-7158 was born on 16 Mar 1660. She died in 1715. + 139 M ii George Lord7 Of Parham Willoughby Brn7 Willoughby-4748 was born on 18 Mar 1638/1639. He died in 1674. 140 M iii Baron10 Willoughby of Parham Charles Of Parham Willoughby Brn10 Willoughby-4754 was born on 6 Oct 1650. He died on 9 Dec 1679 in Knaith.
He is son8, yst son, Lord10. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 711.Charles married Dixie Mary-4755 daughter of Sir Bart2 Dixie Beaumont-4756 and Willoughby Mary Of Selston Notts-7158. Mary was born on 16 Mar 1660. She died in 1715 in Circa.
She is dr2 in Burke's Peerage for Dixie, early version, p. 821, copy held. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 711.141 M iv Lord9 Willoughby Willoughby John at Barbados Of Parham-4753 was born on 29 Dec 1643. He died in Sep 1678.
He is son5. Is he the one who in 1660 is directed by King to be gov of Barbados, re his position as lessee of the Earl of Carlisle's rights, following were protests by Courteen junior. the legal decision was for Willoughby. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, pp. 710ff.John married Of Bermuda Bolterton Anne-4752 daughter of Bolterton Progenitor-178549 and BNotknown Miss-178550. Anne died on 3 Oct 1683 in Circa,Barbados.
GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 711.142 F v wife2 Willoughby Frances-24782 was born on 12 Nov 1642. She died on 25 May 1714.
thepeerage.com. GEC, Peerage, Bellomont, p. 106.Frances married (1) Kirkhoven Charles Henry Earl Bellomont Baron Wotton-64865 son of Kirkhoven Jehan Jan Lord Henvliet (Polyander) Kirkhoven-24784 and wife1, Countess Chesterfield Wotton Katherine-38896. Charles was christened in 1679 in Married. He died on 5 Jan 1682/1683.
His own wikipedia entry. GEC, Peerage, Chesterfield, p. 180; Wotton, p. 867, note L. GEC, Peerage, Bellomont, p. 106.Frances married (2) Heveningham Henry-21015 son of Heveningham Progenitor-21016 and HNotknown Miss-39800. Henry died in 1714. Frances married (3) Sir Harpur John or Henry-41578 son of Sir Harpur John-45741 and Howard Katherine or Elizabeth-269832. John died in 1678/1679.
stirnet file1 on Harpur. thepeerage.com.+ 143 F vi Willoughby Katherine-72627 died on 14 May 1655. + 144 M vii Sir Of Selston Willoughby William-75024 was born in 1608/1609. He died in 1630. 145 M viii Henry Willoughby-72605.
Is he a benificairy of will of his uncle Francis dies 1666 see qv. GEC, Peerage, Willoughby, p. 711 and previous.+ 146 F ix Willoughby Anne-339031.
101. wife2 Willoughby Frances-106363 (Frances Manners , John Manners , Margaret Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ) died in May 1648.
stirnet file Pzmisc05 on Pile, Periam, Pipe and Pyott. She is dr1. GEC, Peerage, Regicides, p. 647.
Frances married Bulstrode Of Hounslow Darien Whitelock Sir-10801 son of James Justice King's Bench Whitelocke Sir-31670 and Bulstrode Elizabeth-17773 on 10 Nov 1634. Bulstrode was born on 6 Aug 1605 in ,Western design,,Keeper GreatSeal. He was christened in ,only son. He died on 28 Jul 1675.
stirnet file Pzmisc05 on Pile, Periam, Pipe and Pyott. See John Lord Campbell, Lives of Lords Chancellors, p. 329, Vol. 3. GEC, Peerage, Appendix G on Regicides, p. 646. Hibbert, Cavaliers and Roundheads, lists, p. 312. He had three wives, the third, rich. in all he had 17 children. See chron notes for 1654, he visited the Baltic to help ensure the retention of Naval Supplies as Cromwell plans to extend power to the Caribbean. GEC, Peerage, Abergavenny, p. 39. Burke's Extinct, p. 15.
Bulstrode and Frances had the following children:
+ 147 F i Whitelocke Frances-327361 was born in 1655. + 148 M ii Sir MP Whitelock William-40478 was born in 1636. He died in 1717.
102. Baron18 Ros, Duchess Buckingham Manners Katherine-101624 (Francis Manners , John Manners , Margaret Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ) died in Oct 1649 in Waterford.
See Scorgie/Hudgson, table, p. 28. See GEC, Peerage, Antrim, p. 175; Denbigh, p. 178; Grandison, p. 76. GEC, Peerage, Grandison, p. 76; Ros, pp. 111-112. GEC, Peerage, Buckingham, p. 393.
Katherine married (1) Duke1 Buckingham, Lord Admiral, Coloniser Villiers George-63690 son of Sir of Leicester Villiers George-73660 and Countess Buckingham, suo jure, wife2 Beaumont Mary-28901 on 16 May 1620 in England,probably. George was born on 28 Aug 1592 in Brokesby Co,Leicester. He died on 23 Aug 1628 in Assassinated.
Villiers as member of cabal. Table on Churchill family. He is created in 1623, became the first honorary Gov of Guiana Co as North sent him a handwritten preliminary draft of his prospectus; see Joyce Lorimer on Amazon, p. 85. See Scorgie/Hudsgon, table, p. 28. GEC, Peerage, Chichester, p. 194; Denbigh, p. 178; Grandison, p. 76. He is "colonist" as he is anti-Spanish. See his sister Elizabeth in Burke's Extinct for Boteler of Hatfield Woodhall. See Burke's Peerage, Clifton, p. 665. Kenyon, Civil War, p. 253. GEC, Peerage, Ros, p. 111. See DNB, a favorite of James I, later Lord High Admiral, in 1620 he married Lady Katherine Manners, dr of Earl6 (?) of Rutland, he promoted war with Spain, later impeached, he was killed by a disgruntled naval officer John Felton. He is Lord High Admiral of Jan 1618/1619. GEC, Peerage, Grandison, p. 76; Buckingham, pp. 392ff. See Roger Lockyer, Buckingham: The Life and Political Career of George Villiers, First Duke of Buckingham, 1592-1628. London, Longman, 1981. Been read.
George and Katherine had the following children:
149 M i George Grand Master Freemason Villiers Duke2 Buckingham-33796 was born in 1628 in Westminster,Royalist,,Cabal. He died on 16 Apr 1687 in York,Kirkby Moorside.
He died "worn out with whoring". Hibbert, Cavaliers and Roundheads, lists, p. 296. He is a member of Cabal, named for initials of its members, Clifford, Arlington, Buckingham, Ashley Cooper and Lauderdale. See Lockyer's biog of Duke1 Buckingham. Kenyon, Civil War, p. 253. GEC, Peerage, Shrewsbury, pp. 718ff on him as lover of wife of Francis Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury; ; Buckingham, pp. 392-395; Ros, p. 112. See Warburton, Rupert, Vol. 3, p. 407. Educated Cambridge. Royalist in Civil War. in 1657 he married Mary Fairfax the dr of the Puritaan Lord and General, Thomas Fairfax, then imprisoned till 1659. he regained favour of Charles II a member of the Cabal, had open liason with the Countess of Shrewsbury, Charles dismissed him. He opposed James II. Once to be put to death by HOC, Escaped to Holland after Battle of Worcester, Lt Gen of Forces 1672-73, one of lords of Admiralty 1673 till dismissed in 1674, Grand Master of Freemasons, 1674-1679. One of the unpopular five-member cabal to 1672. GEC, Peerage, Buckingham, pp. 394-395.George married (1) Heir Fairfax Mary-33797 daughter of Puritan Lord Isle of Man Baron3 Fairfax Fairfax Thomas-4771 and Vere Anne-58042 on 15 Sep 1657 in England. Mary was born on 30 Jul 1638. She died on 20 Oct 1704.
stirnet file3 on Fairfax. Hibbert, Cavaliers and Roundheads, lists, p. 297. Kenyon, Civil War, p. 253. GEC, Peerage, Buckingham, p. 396. She has poet Andrew Marvell as her tutor, Worden, p. 191. She married second duke of Buckingham. GEC, Peerage, Fairfax, p. 231.George married (2) Lover Brudenell Anna Maria-28839 daughter of Earl2 Cardigan Brudenell Robert-8197 and Wife2 Savage Anne-8198 in Lovers. Anna died on 20 Apr 1702.
She is wife 2 of Talbot. George Villiers Duke2 Buckingham is her lover. GEC, Peerage, Shrewsbury, p. 719.150 M ii Villiers Charles-63811 was born in Nov 1625. He died in Mar 1627.
No notes.+ 151 F iii Villiers Mary a fortune-32796 was born on 30 Mar 1622. She died in Nov 1685. 152 M iv Lord Villiers Francis-63812.
Biog of his father by Lockyer.
Katherine married (2) Earl2 Antrim Macdonnell Randall Mqs1 Antrim-8725 son of Earl1 Antrim Macdonnell Randal Mac Sorley-8726 and O'Neill Alice-8727 in Apr 1635. Randall was born in 1609. He died on 3 Feb 1682.
He remarried. GEC, Peerage, Antrim, pp. 174ff; Ros, p. 111. GEC, Peerage, Buckingham, p. 394.
104. Of Kettleby Tyrwhitt William-211230 (Bridget Manners , John Manners , Margaret Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ).
http from stirnet.com for Tyrwhitt of Cameringham, Kettleby/Ketilby, Scotter, and Stainfield.
William married mother problem for recheck Browne Catherine-286591 daughter of Sir Viscount1 Montagu Browne Anthony-63886 and wife2 Dacre Magdalen-30973.
http from stirnet.com for Tyrwhitt of Cameringham, Kettleby/Ketilby, Scotter, and Stainfield.
William and Catherine had the following children:
+ 153 M i Tyrwhitt Francis-286592 died in 1673.
105. Sir Bart2 Wrey William-216501 (Elizabeth - Mary Courtenay , Elizabeth Manners , Margaret Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ) was born in 1599. He died in 1645.
William married Chichester Elizabeth-216502 daughter of Sir Visc1 Chichester Baron Chichester Chichester Edward-62606 and wife1 Coplestone Anne-43420. Elizabeth was born in 1607.
They had the following children:
+ 154 M i Sir Wrey Chichester-99963 was born in 1628. He died in 1668.
107. Windsor Elizabeth-75377 (Henry Windsor , Katherine De Vere Vere , Dorothy Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ).
She is dr1 in GEC, Peerage, Windsor, p. 800. Her son's DNB entry.
Elizabeth married Of Kew, of Surrey Hickman Dixie-9915 son of Hickman Progenitor-76835 and HNotknown Miss-67372.
GEC, Peerage, Windsor, p. 800; Plymouth, pp. 560ff. His son's DNB entry.
Dixie and Elizabeth had the following children:
+ 155 M i Gov Jamaica, slaver, Baron7 Windsor, Earl1Plymouth Windsor Thomas-33262 was born in 1627. He died on 3 Nov 1687. + 156 F ii Hickman Marina-286597.
109. Stapleton Anne-65246 (Gilbert Stapleton , Richard Stapleton , Eleanor Neville , Ralph Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ).
stirnet file2 on Stapleton. GEC, Peerage, Beaumont, table, p. 65.
Anne married Of Northumberland Errington Mark-65327 son of Errington Progenitor-152059 and ENotknown Miss-151450.
stirnet file2 on Stapleton. He is of Northumberland. GEC, Peerage, Beaumont, table, p. 65.
Mark and Anne had the following children:
+ 157 M i Errington Nicholas (Stapleton)-21918 died in 1750.
110. Weston Mary-264095 (Richard II Weston , Jerome Weston , Richard Weston , Cecilia Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ).
thepeerage.com.
Mary married Lord2 Aston of Forfar Aston Walter-264094 son of Sir Bart1 Ambassador to Spain, Lord1 Astor of Forfar Aston Walter-18429 and Sadleir Gertrude-391070. Walter was born in 1609. He died in 1678.
They had the following children:
+ 158 M i Sir Lord3 Aston of Forfar Aston Walter-264092 was born in 1633. He died in 1714. + 159 F ii wife2 Aston Frances-329971.
111. Weston Elizabeth-271602 (Richard II Weston , Jerome Weston , Richard Weston , Cecilia Neville , Ralph Neville , Isabel Booth , Roger , Thomas , John , Thomas , John , Thomas de Booths , William de Booths , Adam de Booths , Progenitor main ).
http. GEC, Peerage, Portland, p. 583.
thepeerage.com.
Elizabeth married Viscount2 Netterville Netterville John-491917 son of Viscount1 Netterville Nicholas-302869 and wife1 Bathe Eleanor-302870 in Sep. John died in 1659.
thepeerage.com. http stirnet file1 on Barnewall.
John and Elizabeth had the following children:
+ 160 F i wife1 Netterville Mary-302785 died in 1663. + 161 M ii Viscount3 Netterville Netterville Nicholas-491913 died in 1689.
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