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Lady Godiva Descents to Gateway Ancestor Robert Abell Lady Godiva Descents to gateway ancestor Robert Abell 21 descents – v7.0 6/27/17 – Tod Marshall Note: Descents without source listed need verification Source Material: “Ancestral Roots” by Frederick Lewis Weis, 8th edition (2006) “Magna Carta Ancestry” by Douglas Richardson (2005) “Medieval English Ancestors of Robert Abell” by Carl Boyer, 3rd (2001) “Royal Ancestry” by Douglas Richardson (2013) “The Magna Charta Sureties, 1215” by Frederick Lewis Weis (2002) Wikipedia Lady Godiva (980-1067) = Leofric Earl of Mercia (968-1057) p165,166 Lady Godiva had 1 confirmed son: Alfgar Earl of Mercia (1002-1059) = Aelfgifu Princess of England (997-) p166 Alfgar and Aelfgifu had 1 confirmed daughter: Queen of England EDITH (Eldgyth) (1034-) = Llewelyn Griffith King of Wales (1011-1063) p165,167 Descent from Edith and Llewelyn: 01. Nest Verch Griffith (abt. 1059-) = Osborn FitzRichard (abt 1055-aft 1100) p167 02. Nest FitzRichard (abt. 1079-) = Bernard De Newmarche (abt 1070-1125) p167 03. Sibyl De Neufmarche (abt. 1096-aft 1143) = Miles FITZ WALTER De Gloucester (abt 1092-1143) p168 04a. Lucy of Hereford (-aft 1220) = Herbert Fitz Herbert (-1204) p215 05. Peter FITZ HERBERT (-bef 1252) = Alice FITZ ROBERT (-1225) p215 06. Lucy FITZ PETER (-aft 1266) = Sir William De Roos (1200-1257) p210 p216 07. Sir Robert DE ROOS (-) = Isabel D’AUBENEY (-) p210 p96,188 08. Sir William DE ROOS (-) = Maud DE VAUX (-) p210 p96 09. Sir William DE ROOS (-1342) = Margery De Badlesmere (-1363) p211 p96 10. Maud DE ROOS (-1388) = Sir John De Welle (1334-1361) p210,269 p10 11. Anne Welles (1360-1397) = James LE BOTELER (1360-1405) p49,270 p10 12. James LE BOTELER (1393-1452) = JOAN BEAUCHAMP (-1430) p21,50 p11 13. John Talbot (1413-1460) = Elizabeth Butler (1420-1473) p50,248 p11 14. Ann Talbot (1445-1494) = Sir Henry Vernon (1441-1515) p248,260 p66 15. Elizabeth Vernon (abt 1481-1563) = Robert Corbet (1477-1513) p67,68 p66 16. Dorothy Corbet (abt. 1498-) = Sir Richard Mainwaring (1499-1558) p68,164 p66 17. Sir Arthur Mainwaring (abt 1520-1590) = Margaret Mainwaring (abt. 1521-bef 1591) p165,171 p66 18. Mary Mainwaring (1541-bef 1578) = Richard Cotton (1539-1602) p71,165 p66 19. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1,72 p66 20. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 04b. Bertha (OF HEREFORD) De Gloucester (abt 1130-) = William De Braose (abt 1100-abt 1192) p168 05a. Bertha De Braose (abt 1151-) = WILLIAM (Walter) De Beauchamp (-1192) p198 (no Boyer reference) 06a. Walter (or William) De Beauchamp (1194-1236) = Joan (or Isabell) De Mortimer (1194-1268) p15 (Need to verify) 07. William De Beauchamp (1215-1267) = Isabel De Mauduit (1227-1268) p15 08a. William De Beauchamp (1237-1298) = Maud FitzJohn (1250-1301) p16 08b. Sarah De Beauchamp (-) = Richard Talbot (1250-1306) p242 09a. Sir Gilbert Talbot (1276-1345) = Anne Le Boteler (-) p242 10. Sir Richard Talbot (1305-1356) = Elizabeth Comyn (-1372) p243 11. Gilbert Talbot (1332-1387) = Petronilla Butler (1335-1368) p244 12. Richard Talbot (1361-1396) = Ankaret Le Strange (1361-1413) p232,245 13. John Talbot (1384-1453) = Maud De Neville (1392-1423) p246 14. John Talbot (1413-1460) = Elizabeth Butler (1420-1473) p50,248 p11 15. Ann Talbot (1445-1494) = Sir Henry Vernon (1441-1515) p248,260 p66 16. Elizabeth Vernon (abt 1481-1563) = Robert Corbet (1477-1513) p67,68 p66 17. Dorothy Corbet (abt. 1498-) = Sir Richard Mainwaring (1499-1558) p68,164 p66 18. Sir Arthur Mainwaring (abt 1520-1590) = Margaret Mainwaring (abt. 1521-bef 1591) p165,171 p66 19. Mary Mainwaring (1541-bef 1578) = Richard Cotton (1539-1602) p71,165 p66 20. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1, 72 p66 21. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 09b. Richard Talbot (1288-1328) = Joan De Mortimer (-1316) p178,243 (no Weis reference) 10. John Talbot (1317-1355) = Julian De Grey (1320-1361) p126,243 (no Weis reference) 11. John Talbot (1337-) = Katherine (-) p245 (no Weis reference) 12. Elizabeth Talbot (1364-1407) = Warin Archedeckne (-1400) p4,245 p9 13. Eleanor Archdeckne (1383-1447) = Sir Walter Lucy (-) p4,161 (no Weis reference) 14. Eleanor Lucy (1407-) = Sir Thomas Hopton (1388-) p146,161 (no Weis reference) 15. Elizabeth Hopton (1427-1498) = Roger Corbet (1412-1467) p67,146 p67 16. Sir Richard Corbet (1451-1493) = Elizabeth Devereux (1452-1541) p67,89 p67 17. Robert Corbet (1477-1513) = Elizabeth Vernon (abt 1481-1563) p67,68 p66 18. Dorothy Corbet (abt. 1498-) = Sir Richard Mainwaring (1499-1558) p68,164 p66 19. Sir Arthur Mainwaring (abt 1520-1590) = Margaret Mainwaring (abt. 1521-bef 1591) p165,171 p66 20. Mary Mainwaring (1541-bef 1578) = Richard Cotton (1539-1602) p71,165 p66 21. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1,72 p66 22. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 06b. Emma De Beauchamp (-aft 1198) = Ralph De Sudeley (-1192) p233 p198 07. Ralph De Sudeley (-1221) = Isabel De Stafford (-) p233 p198 08. Ralph De Sudeley (-1241) = Imenia (-) p233 p199 09. Bartholomew De Sudeley (-1280) = Joan (-) p233 p199 10. John De Sudeley (1257-1336) p233 p199 11. Bartholomew De Sudeley (-1327) = Maud De Monfort (-1326) p233 p199 12. John De Sudeley (1305-1339) = Isabella De Scales (-1361) p233 p199 13. Joan De Sudeley = William Le Boteler p233 p199 14. Thomas Boteler (1355-1398) = Alice p22 p199 15. Joan Boteler (-) = Hamon Belknap p22 16. Elizabeth Belknap (1471-) = William De Ferrers (1412-1450) p22,105 17. Ann De Ferrers (1438-1469) = Sir Walter Devereux (1433-1485) p88,105 18. Sir Richard Corbet (1451-1493) = Elizabeth Devereux (1452-1541) p67,89 19. Robert Corbet (1477-1513) = Elizabeth Vernon (abt 1481-1563) p67,68 p66 20. Dorothy Corbet (abt. 1498-) = Sir Richard Mainwaring (1499-1558) p68,164 p66 21. Sir Arthur Mainwaring (abt 1520-1590) = Margaret Mainwaring (abt. 1521-bef 1591) p165,171 p66 22. Mary Mainwaring (1541-bef 1578) = Richard Cotton (1539-1602) p71,165 p66 23. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1,72 p66 24. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 05b. William De Braose III (abt 1153-1211) = Maud De St. Valery (abt 1155-1210) p168 06. Sir Reynold De BREWES (Braose) (abt 1178-1228) = Grace De Briwere (abt 1186-1223) p168 07. Sir William DE BREWES (Braose) (-1230) = Eve Marshall (1194-1246) p168 08a. Eva De BREWS (Braose) (1220-1255) = William De Cauntelo (1216-1254) 09. Millicent De Cauntelo (1250-1298) = Eudo La Zouche (1244-1279) 10. Eve La Zouche (1273-1314) = Sir Maurice De Berkeley (1271-1326) 11. Sir Thomas De Berkeley (1293-1361) = Katherine Clivedon (1310-1385) 12. Sir John Berkeley (1351-1418) = Elizabeth Betteshorne (1353-) 13. Elizabeth Berkeley (1400-1478) = Sir John Sutton VI (1400-1487) 14. Jane De Sutton (1455-) = Thomas Mainwaring (1450-1508) 15a. Cicely Mainwaring (1470-1516) = John Cotton (1465-) 16. Sir George Cotton (1505-1545) = Mary Onley (1517-1560) 17. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1,72 p66 18. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 15b. Sir John Mainwaring (1475-1516) = Joan Lacon (1478-1524) 16. Sir Richard Mainwaring (1499-1558) = Dorothy Corbet (abt. 1498) 17. Sir Arthur Mainwaring (abt 1520-1590) = Margaret Mainwaring (abt. 1521-bef 1591) p165,171 p66 18. Mary Mainwaring (1541-bef 1578) = Richard Cotton (1539-1602) p71,165 p66 19. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1,72 p66 20. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 08b. Maud De Braose (1209-) = Roger De Mortimer (1232-1282) 09. Edmund De Mortimer (1251-1303) = Margaret De Fiennes 10a. Isolde De Mortimer (1270-1328) = Hugh De Aldithley (1250-) 11. Hugh D’audley (1289-1347) = Margaret DeClare (1292-1342) 12. Margaret D’audley (1318-1347) = Ralph DeStafford (1301-1372) 13. Elizabeth De Stafford (1337-1375) = Sir John De Ferrers (1331-1367) 14. Sir Robert Ferrers (1359-1413) = Margaret Le Despencer (1415-) 15. Sir Edmond Ferrers (1387-1435) = Ellen Roche (-1440) 16. William De Ferrers (1412-1450) = Elizabeth Belknap (1471-) 17. Ann De Ferrers (1438-1469) = Sir Walter Devereux (1433-1485) 18. Sir Richard Corbet (1451-1493) = Elizabeth Devereux (1452-1541) 19. Robert Corbet (1477-1513) = Elizabeth Vernon (abt 1481-1563) p67,68 p66 20. Dorothy Corbet (abt. 1498-) = Sir Richard Mainwaring (1499-1558) p68,164 p66 21. Sir Arthur Mainwaring (abt 1520-1590) = Margaret Mainwaring (abt. 1521-bef 1591) p165,171 p66 22. Mary Mainwaring (1541-bef 1578) = Richard Cotton (1539-1602) p71,165 p66 23. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1,72 p66 24. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 10b. Roger De Mortimer (1287-1330) = Joan De Geneville 11. Katherine De Mortimer (1310-1369) = Thomas De Beauchamp (1313-1369) 12. William De Beauchamp (1358-1411) = Joan Fitzalan (ARUNDEL) (1375-1435) 13. Joan De Beauchamp (1396-1430) = James Butler (1392-1452) 14. Elizabeth Butler (1420-1473) = John Talbot (1413-1460) p50,248 p11 15. Ann Talbot (1445-1494) = Sir Henry Vernon (1441-1515) p248,260 p66 16. Elizabeth Vernon (abt 1481-1563) = Robert Corbet (1477-1513) p67,68 p66 17. Dorothy Corbet (abt. 1498-) = Sir Richard Mainwaring (1499-1558) p68,164 p66 18. Sir Arthur Mainwaring (abt 1520-1590) = Margaret Mainwaring (abt. 1521-bef 1591) p165,171 p66 19. Mary Mainwaring (1541-bef 1578) = Richard Cotton (1539-1602) p71,165 p66 20. Frances Cotton (1565-1630) = George Abell (1561-1631) p1,72 p66 21. Robert Abell (1589-1663) p1 p66 08c. Eleanor De Braose (DE BREWES) (1227-) = Humphrey De Bohun VI (1225-1265) 09a. Humphrey De Bohun VII (1245-1298) = Maude De Fiennes (1247-) 10. Humphrey De Bohun VIII (1276-1321) = Elizabeth Plantagenet (1282-1316) 11a. William De Bohun (1312-1360) = Elizabeth Badlesmere (1313-1356) 12. Elizabeth De Bohun (1346-1385) = Richard Fitz Alan DE ARUNDEL (1346-1397) 13a. Elizabeth Fitz Alan (1378-1425) = Sir Robert Goushill (1377-1414) 14.
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