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     Arms: Berkeley of Beverstone: Gules, a chevron between ten crosses pattee (sic) and a bordure argent.³ Sir John de Berkeley of Beverstone was ancestor of the Berkeleys of Beverstone.² He was born on 21 January 1351 at Wotton, Gloucestershire, England. He was the son of Thomas III "the Rich", 3rd Lord Berkeley and Catherine Clyvedon.² Sir John de Berkeley of Beverstone married Elizabeth Betteshorne, daughter of Sir John Betteshorne.

     Elizabeth Betteshorne was born say 1380. She was the daughter of Sir John Betteshorne.¹ Elizabeth Betteshorne married Sir John de Berkeley of Beverstone, son of Thomas III "the Rich", 3rd Lord Berkeley and Catherine Clyvedon.

     William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke was born in 1423 at Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, England.¹ He was the son of Sir Knight William ap Thomas Herbert and Gwladys Gam.¹ William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke married Anne Devereaux, daughter of Sir Walter Devereaux and Elizabeth Merbury, circa 1440 at Hereford, Herefordshire, England. William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke was Lord of Raglan, an estate he derived from Maud, his grandmother, daughter and heiress of Sir John Morley, Knt. At Monmouthshire.² He was a leading Yorkist in War of Roses.¹ Arms: Per pale, azure and gules, three lions rampant argent, a border, componee, or, and the 2nd bezantee.³ He appears in Henry VI, part 3 by Shakespeare.¹ William was summoned to parliament on 26 July 1461 as Baron Herbert of Herbert.² He was nominated into the Order of the Garter, #190, on 21 March 1461/62.⁴ He was created Earl of Pembroke on 8 September 1468.² He died on 27 July 1469 at Oxfordshire, England, at age 46 years. He was captured by Lancastrians and beheaded at Banbury.¹ William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke was buried in Tintern Abbey.¹

     Cecily Willoughby was born circa 1460?. She was the daughter of William Willoughby Knt., of Boston and Joan Strangeways.² Cecily Willoughby married Edward, 2nd Baron Sutton of Dudley, son of Sir Edmund Sutton Knt. and Joyce de Tiptoft, circa 1480.¹

     Joyce de Cherleton was born between 1403 and 1405.⁴ She was the daughter of Edward, 5th Lord Cherleton of Powys and Countess of March Eleanor Holland.^2,3 Joyce de Cherleton was aged 18 in 1421.⁴ She married John, Lord Tiptoft and Powys, son of Sir Pain de Tibetot and Agnes Wrothe, on 28 February 1421/22; His 2nd.⁴ Joyce de Cherleton was aged 20 in 1425.⁴

     William Patrick was born circa 1234?. He married Bernice de Malpas.¹

     Bernice de Malpas was born circa 1244?. She married William Patrick.¹

     Joanna (?) was born circa 1246?. She married Robert de Sutton, son of William de Sutton and Matilda (?).^1,2

     Alice FitzHugh was born circa 1448? At Ravensworth, Yorkshire, England.³ She was the daughter of Henry, 5th Baron FitzHugh of Ravensworth and Lady Alice de Neville.² Alice FitzHugh married Sir John Fiennes Knt., son of Richard, 1st Baron Dacre of the South and Joan, 7th Baroness Dacre of Gillesland, on 19 November 1466.²

     Elizabeth Bowet was born circa 1410?. She was the daughter of Joan de Ufford.¹ Elizabeth Bowet married Sir Thomas Dacre Knt., son of Thomas, 6th Baron Dacre of Gillesland and Phillippa de Neville.^2,1

     Joan de Ufford was born circa 1390?. She was the daughter of Robert de Ufford, Knt., Lord Clavering and Eleanor Felton.¹

     Sir Hugh Fenne was born circa 1414?.

     Elizabeth Cokayne was born circa 1404 at Bury Hatley, Bedfordshire, England.¹ She was the daughter of John Cokayne of Bury Hatley, Baron of Exchequer and Edith de Grey.¹ Elizabeth Cokayne and Sir Laurence Cheyne Esq., of Fen Ditton obtained a marriage license on 13 December 1421 at Bury Hatley, Bedfordshire, England; Her 2nd.²

     Arms: Argent three cocks gules armed, crested, and jelloped sable.² John Cokayne of Bury Hatley, Baron of Exchequer was born say 1374. He was the son of Sir John Cokayne of Ashburne and Cecilia Treton.^2,1 John Cokayne of Bury Hatley, Baron of Exchequer married Edith de Grey, daughter of Reginald, 2nd Baron Grey of Ruthin and Alianor le Strange, circa 1400 at Cockayne Hatley, Bedfordshire, England.^3,4 Chief Baron of the Exchequer in 1401.²

     William Cheyne Knt., of Fen Ditton was born circa 1370 at Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire, England.² He was the son of John Cheney and Joan Muschet.² William Cheyne Knt., of Fen Ditton married Katherine de Pabenham, daughter of Laurence de Pabenham Knt..² Sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon.²

     John Cheney was born circa 1345 at Long Stanton, Cambridgeshire, England.¹ He was the son of Henry Cheney.¹ John Cheney married Joan Muschet.¹

     Joan Muschet was born circa 1350?. She married John Cheney, son of Henry Cheney.¹

     Henry Cheney was born circa 1320.¹ He was the son of Sir William de Cheney and Margaret Shurland.¹

     Margaret Shurland was born circa 1303 at Shurland House, Eastchurch, Kent, England.¹ She married Sir William de Cheney, son of Alexander de Cheney and Agnes de Say.¹

     Agnes de Say was born circa 1250 at Berling, Seale, England.¹ She was the daughter of William de Say.¹ Agnes de Say married Alexander de Cheney, son of Alexander de Cheney, circa 1273 at Street, Sussex, England.¹

     William de Say was born circa 1220?.

     Alexander de Cheney was born circa 1218 at Newtimber, Sussex, England.¹

     William de Bourchier was born circa 1330.² He was the son of Robert, 1st Baron Bourchier and Margaret Prayers.¹ William de Bourchier married Eleanor de Lovaine, daughter of Sir John de Lovaine and Margaret Weston.²

     Eleanor de Lovaine was born circa 1350?. She was the daughter of Sir John de Lovaine and Margaret Weston.^1,2 Eleanor de Lovaine married William de Bourchier, son of Robert, 1st Baron Bourchier and Margaret Prayers.²

     Sir John de Lovaine was born circa 1320?. He married Margaret Weston.²

     Margaret Weston was born circa 1330?. She married Sir John de Lovaine.¹

     Valeran II, seigneur de Ligny was born circa 1286?. He was the son of Valeran I, seigneur de Ligny and Jeanne de Beaurevoir.¹ Valeran II, seigneur de Ligny was the successor of Valeran I, seigneur de Ligny; seigneur de Ligny & de Roussy.² Valeran II, seigneur de Ligny married Guiotte, châtelain de Lille, daughter of Jean IV, châtelain de Lille and Beatrix de Clermont dite de Neele, before 1316.¹ Seigneur de Beaurevoir.² Seigneur de Ligny & de Roussy.² Châtelain de Lille.²

     Guy de Flandres, seigneur de Richebourg was born after 1286.² He was the son of Guillaume "Sans-Terre" de Dampierre, sire de Dendermonde and Crevecoeur and Alix de Beaumont.² Guy de Flandres, seigneur de Richebourg married Marie d'Enghien, dame de Sotenghien, daughter of Gauthier III, seigneur d'Enghien and Yolande de Flandres.¹

     Burggravine of Ghent, lady of Zotteghem.³ Marie d'Enghien, dame de Sotenghien was born circa 1290?. She was the daughter of Gauthier III, seigneur d'Enghien and Yolande de Flandres.² Marie d'Enghien, dame de Sotenghien married Guy de Flandres, seigneur de Richebourg, son of Guillaume "Sans-Terre" de Dampierre, sire de Dendermonde and Crevecoeur and Alix de Beaumont.¹

     Jean IV, châtelain de Lille was born circa 1266?. He married Beatrix de Clermont dite de Neele, daughter of Simon de Clermont II, seigneur de Neelle & d'Ailly and Alix de Montfort, dame de Houdan.² Jean IV, châtelain de Lille was the predecessor of Guiotte, châtelain de Lille; châtelaine de Lille.³

     Beatrix de Clermont dite de Neele was born circa 1264?. She was the daughter of Simon de Clermont II, seigneur de Neelle & d'Ailly and Alix de Montfort, dame de Houdan.² Beatrix de Clermont dite de Neele married Jean IV, châtelain de Lille.³

     John Blisse of Preston Capes was baptized on 2 February 1562 at Daventry, Northamptonshire, England.¹ He was the son of William Blisse of Daventry and Elizabeth (?).¹ John Blisse of Preston Capes married Alice Smith in 1614; His 2nd.¹ John Blisse of Preston Capes was a blacksmith at Preston Parva, near Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England.¹ John Blisse of Preston Capes was buried in Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England.¹

     Alice Smith married John Blisse of Preston Capes, son of William Blisse of Daventry and Elizabeth (?), in 1614; His 2nd.¹ Alice Smith was buried in Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England.¹

     Also called Captain John Wheatley.² Captain John Wheatleigh of Tingsboro was born circa 1532?. He married Mary (?).² Captain John Wheatleigh of Tingsboro left a will on 24 March 1594 at Wells, Somersetshire, England; WILL of JOHN WHEATLEIGH of TINGSBORO : To Mary, my wife, to the use of six rooms of the East wing of my manor-house, with wheat, barley, etc., and the keeping of six kine. To John Wheatleigh, my son and heir, a chayne of gold, value £20 which I will to remain to my godson Nathaniel, so to remain to the heirs of the name and family. To son John also, my black gelding and trappings. To son Nathaniel and his wife Dorothy, each one cow. Daughter Hossington, one cow and one young beast. To daughter Annie Barker, one cow to remain to John Barker my godson. To daughter Olive Wheatleigh, one cow. To son Frank, one cow, 20 ewe sheep and a ram. To my son Richard Whately, 4 sheep. To my son Samuel Wheatleigh, one cow and 10 pounds a year to be paid out of Balwoodestone until said Samuel shall have the benefice of the parsonage of Tingsboro. To daughter Martha, 120 pounds and one cow. To my servant John Roberts, 4 sheep. To John Hall and John Sideham, servants, each an ewe sheep and lamb. To Henry, son of my brother Thomas Wheatly, two yearling beasts, and to my cousin, Richard Wheatly the remission of a cottage in Tingsboro. My wife Mary and Roger Wingate, my son-in-law, executors, son John to be overseer.¹

     Mary (?) was born circa 1542?. She married Captain John Wheatleigh of Tingsboro.¹ Mary (?) was recognized in the will of Captain John Wheatleigh of Tingsboro on 24 March 1594 at Wells, Somersetshire, England; WILL of JOHN WHEATLEIGH of TINGSBORO : To Mary, my wife, to the use of six rooms of the East wing of my manor-house, with wheat, barley, etc., and the keeping of six kine. To John Wheatleigh, my son and heir, a chayne of gold, value £20 which I will to remain to my godson Nathaniel, so to remain to the heirs of the name and family. To son John also, my black gelding and trappings. To son Nathaniel and his wife Dorothy, each one cow. Daughter Hossington, one cow and one young beast. To daughter Annie Barker, one cow to remain to John Barker my godson. To daughter Olive Wheatleigh, one cow. To son Frank, one cow, 20 ewe sheep and a ram. To my son Richard Whately, 4 sheep. To my son Samuel Wheatleigh, one cow and 10 pounds a year to be paid out of Balwoodestone until said Samuel shall have the benefice of the parsonage of Tingsboro. To daughter Martha, 120 pounds and one cow. To my servant John Roberts, 4 sheep. To John Hall and John Sideham, servants, each an ewe sheep and lamb. To Henry, son of my brother Thomas Wheatly, two yearling beasts, and to my cousin, Richard Wheatly the remission of a cottage in Tingsboro. My wife Mary and Roger Wingate, my son-in-law, executors, son John to be overseer.² Mary (?) left a will on 20 April 1595 at Wells, Somersetshire, England; THE WILL OF MARY WHEATLEIGH : Body to be buried by the side of my late husband John Wheatleigh, Esq. To son Frank, one cow. To his wife another and to his daughter Dorothy, one cow. To my daughter Martha and Olive, each one cow. Residue of my effects to son Richard, sole executor. Witnesses: Jane Hossington (alias Wheatleigh) and William Panes.³

     William Blisse of Daventry was born between 1530 and 1535.¹ He was the son of Richard Blisse.¹ William Blisse of Daventry married Elizabeth (?) on 20 September 1561.¹ William Blisse of Daventry was buried in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England.¹ His estate was probated in 1574.¹

     Elizabeth (?) married William Blisse of Daventry, son of Richard Blisse, on 20 September 1561.¹ Elizabeth (?) was buried in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England.¹

     Richard Blisse was born circa 1500?.

     Elizabeth Holland was born circa 1395?. She married Sir Roger Fiennes, son of Sir William Fiennes and Elizabeth Battisford, on 13 August 1409 at Brackley, Northamptonshire, England.¹

     Elizabeth Battisford was born circa 1362?. She married Sir William Fiennes, son of Sir William Fiennes Knt. and Joan de Say, circa 1382 at Wartling, Sussex, England.¹

     Joan de Say was sister of the third Baron Say.¹ She was born circa 1331?. She was the daughter of Maud de Beauchamp.² Joan de Say married Sir William Fiennes Knt., son of Sir John Fiennes Knt. and Maud de Monceaux, on 12 November 1351 at Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, England.^1,2 " The baronial line of Saye became extinct with the death of John de Saye, fourth Baron Saye, in 1382 according to ancient peerage doctrine, or in 1399 when his sister Elizabeth, Baroness Say in her own right, died, according to modern peerage doctrine. In either case the representation fell into abeyance between the descendants of the sisters of the third Baron Say: Idonea who married the third Baron Clinton and; Joan who married Sir William Fiennes."¹

     Maud de Monceaux was born circa 1312?. She married Sir John Fiennes Knt., son of Sir John Fiennes Knt. and Joan Jordan, between 1325 and 1327 at Hurstmonceux, Sussex, England.¹

     Joan Jordan was born circa 1280?. She married Sir John Fiennes Knt., son of Sir Giles de Fiennes Knt. and Sybilla Fillol, at Windsor, Berkshire, England.¹

     Sybilla Fillol was born circa 1260?. She married Sir Giles de Fiennes Knt., son of Enguerrand II, seigneur de Fiennes, baron de Tingry & de Ruminghen, at Wartling, Sussex, England.¹

     Margery Willoughby was born circa 1402?. She was the daughter of William, 5th Lord Willoughby of Eresby and Joan Holland.² Margery Willoughby married William, 4th Baron Fitzhugh of Ravensworth, son of Henry, 4th Baron Fitzhugh of Ravensworth and Elizabeth Marmion, at Ravensworth, Yorkshire, England.²

     Also called Elizabeth Grey.⁴ Elizabeth Marmion was born before 1367. She became heiress to all the property held by this branch of the Marmion family and the moiety of the Marmion Barony, vested in her grandmother Avice, is represented by her descendants.³ She was the daughter of Sir Robert de Grey Knt. and Lora de St. Quintin.^2,3,1 Elizabeth Marmion married Henry, 4th Baron Fitzhugh of Ravensworth, son of Henry fitz Henry, 3rd Baron Fitzhugh of Ravensworth and Joan Le Scrope, at Ravensworth, Yorkshire, England.^2,3

     Joan Fourneys was born circa 1318?. She married Henry FitzHugh, son of Henry, 2nd Lord FitzHugh and Eve Bulmer.¹ Joan Fourneys was born circa 1339?. She was the daughter of Sir Richard Fourneys.¹

     Joan (?) was born circa 1316?. She married Henry, 1st Baron Scrope of Masham, son of Geoffrey Le Scrope and Ivetta de Ros.²

     Sir Richard Fourneys was born circa 1309?.

     Lady Strange Joan de Ingham was born circa 1319.² She was the daughter of Oliver de Ingham, Baron Ingham.¹ Lady Strange Joan de Ingham married Roger, 4th Baron Strange of Knockyn, son of John le Strange VI, 2nd Lord Strange of Knockin and Isolda de Walton; Her 1st. s.p.¹ Lady Strange Joan de Ingham was assigned dower in 1349.³