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Lady Elizabeth de Burghersh, Baroness 1-Lady Elizabeth de Burghersh, Baroness b. 1342, of,Ewias Lacy,Herefordshire,England, d. 26 Jul 1409 +Sir Edward le Despencer, 4th Baron Despenser b. 24 Mar 1335, , Essendine, Rutlandshire, England, d. 11 Nov 1375, , Llanblethian, Glamorganshire, Wales 2-Ann le Despenser b. Abt 1360, d. 30 Oct 1426 +Sir Hugh de Hastings b. Abt 1355, d. 6 Nov 1386 3-Hugh Hastings b. 1377, (9:1386) +Constance Blount b. Abt 1380, of Barton,Derbyshire,England, d. 23 Sep 1432, Of Northamptonshire, England 3-Edward Hastings b. 21 May 1382, d. Abt 6 Jan 1438 +Muriel Dinham b. Abt 1384 4-Sir John Hastings b. Abt 1412, Of Fenwyke, d. 9 Apr 1477 +Anne Morley b. Abt 1414, d. 1471 5-Elizabeth Hastings b. Abt 1438 +Robert Hildyard b. Abt 1435, d. 21 May 1501 6-Peter Hildyard b. Abt 1460, d. Abt 20 Mar 1501 +Joan de la See b. Abt 1465, d. 7 Apr 1528 7-Katherine Hildyard b. Abt 1490 +William Holme 8-John Holme b. Abt 1515 +Anne Aislaby 9-Catherine Holme b. Abt 1544 +Marmaduke Constable b. Abt 1532 10-Frances Constable b. 12 Sep 1568 +John Rodes 11-Francis Rodes b. Abt 1595 +Elizabeth Lascelles 12-John Rodes b. Abt 1628 7-Isabel Hildyard b. Abt 1498, d. Aft 10 Jul 1540 +Ralph Legard b. Abt 1490, d. 30 Jun 1540 8-Joan Legard b. Abt 1530, d. Aft 1586 +Richard Skepper b. Abt 1495, d. 26 May 1556 6-Katherine Hildyard b. Abt 1465, d. Bef 5 Apr 1540, (wp) +William Girlington b. Abt 1460, d. Bef 1540 7-Isabel Girlington b. Abt 1495, Of Normandy, d. Aft 13 Dec 1559 +Christopher Kelke b. Abt 1490, d. 2 Feb 1524 8-Christopher Kelke b. Abt 1517, d. 11 Aug 1557 +Jane Saint Paul b. Abt 1518, d. Aft 1557 9-Christopher Kelke b. Abt 1536, d. 1587 +Elizabeth Carr b. Abt 1538, d. Bef 4 Sep 1604 8-William Kelke b. Abt 1520, d. Bef 28 Jun 1552, (wp) +Thomasine Skerne b. Abt 1525, d. Bef 31 Aug 1566 +Sir William Tyrwhitt b. Abt 1504, Of Scotland, d. 19 May 1541 8-Robert Tyrwhitt b. Abt 1526, d. 13 Nov 1581 +Elizabeth Oxenbridge b. Abt 1529, bur. Abt 25 Jan 1589 9-Ursula Tyrwhitt b. Abt 1567, d. Abt 4 Aug 1618 +Edmund Sheffield b. 7 Dec 1565, d. 6 Oct 1646 5-Isabel Hastings b. Abt 1440 +Thomas Bosvile b. Abt 1434 5-Hugh Hastings b. Abt 1447, d. 7 Jun 1488 +Anne Gascoigne b. Abt 1443, Of Gawthorpe, Yorkshire, England, d. Aft 1488 6-Muriel Hastings b. Abt 1465, of Fenwick +Sir Ralph Eure b. Abt 1464, d. 22 Oct 1539 7-Sir William Eure b. Abt 1483, d. Abt 15 Mar 1548 +Elizabeth Willoughby b. Abt 1483, of Eresby 8-Ralph Eure b. 24 Sep 1508, d. Abt 6 Mar 1545 +Margery Bowes b. Abt 1514, d. Aft 1566 9-Anne Eure b. Abt 1534 +Lancelot Mansfield b. Abt 1533, d. Aft 20 Sep 1563 10-John Mansfield b. Abt 1552, d. 31 Jul 1601, (wp) +Elizabeth b. Abt 1568, bur. Abt 10 Feb 1634 11-Elizabeth Mansfield c. 3 Dec 1592, d. Abt 1658 +John Wilson b. Abt Dec 1588, d. 7 Aug 1667 12-John Wilson b. Sep 1621, d. 23 Aug 1691 8-Henry Eure Some Fabulous Pedigrees - Maintained by Wallace K Penrose 12 Aug 2012 http://www.penrose.org Page 1 Lady Elizabeth de Burghersh, Baroness +Alionora Hebburne 8-Muriel Eure b. Abt 1516, d. 23 Nov 1557 +George Bowes b. 1516, d. 1546 9-Elizabeth Bowes b. Abt 1536, d. Bef 1582 +John Blakiston b. Abt 1535, bur. Abt 7 Feb 1587 10-Marmaduke Blakiston b. Abt 1565, bur. 3 Sep 1639 +Margaret James 11-John Blakiston c. 21 Aug 1603 +Susannah Charles 12-Nehemiah Blakiston b. Abt 1637 11-George Blakiston b. 1 Mar 1611 +Barbara Lawson 7-Johannes Eure 7-Hugo Eure +Thomas Morley, 4th Baron b. 1354, of Morley, Norfolk, England, d. 24 Sep 1416 2-Elizabeth Despencer, Baroness Arundel b. Abt 1364, Essendine,Rutland,England, d. Abt 10 Apr 1408 +John FitzAlan, 2nd Baron Maltrevors b. Abt 1365, of,Bechworth,Surrey,England, d. 14 Aug 1390 3-John FitzAlan, 8th Earl of Arundel b. 1 Aug 1385, Ditton Manor,Stoke Pogis, Bucks.,England, d. 21 Apr 1421, England +Eleanor de Berkeley d. 1455 4-John FitzAlan, 9th Earl b. Abt 1351, of Arundel, d. 12 Jun 1435 +Constance Cornwall, (Base dau) b. Abt 1401 +Matilda (Maud) Lovel b. Abt 1400, Of Devonshire, England 5-Humphrey FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel b. 1429, (9:1438), d. 24 Apr 1438, Dsp 4-William FitzAlan de Arundell, 11th Earl of Arundel b. Abt 1410, d. Abt 1488 +Lady Jane Neville b. Abt 1432 5-Thomas FitzAlan, 12th Earl of Arundel b. 1450, d. 1524 +Margaret Wydeville b. Abt 1450 6-Joan Arundel b. Abt 1473, d. Abt 14 Nov 1510 +George de Neville, 32nd Lord b. 1469, of Abergevenny, d. 13 Jun 1535 7-Dau of George de Neville +Earl of Bridgewater 7-Jane Neville b. Abt 1495, d. Bef 26 Oct 1538 +Henry Pole, (Baron Montague) b. Abt 1492, d. Abt 9 Jan 1539, Beheaded -Tower Hill,London,England 8-Katherine Pole b. Abt 1520, d. 23 Sep 1576 +Sir Francis Hastings, 2nd Earl of Huntingdon b. Abt 1514, d. 23 Jun 1561 9-Henry Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon d. 14 Dec 1595, dsp +Catherine Dudley b. Abt 1536, d. 14 Aug 1620 9-George Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon d. 31 Dec 1604 +Dorothy Port 9-William Hastings 9-Sir Edward Hastings +Barbara Devereux 9-Sir Francis Hastings +Maud Longford 9-Walter Hastings +Joyce Roper 9-Lady Catherine Hastings b. 11 Aug 1542, d. 22 Sep 1576 +Henry Clinton, Earl of Lincoln b. Abt 1542, d. 29 Sep 1616 10-Thomas Ciinton b. 1568, d. Abt 15 Jan 1618 +Elizabeth Knyvett b. Abt 1570, d. Aft 1619 11-Arabella Ciinton b. 1601, d. Aug 1630 +Isaac Johnson 9-Elizabeth Hastings b. Abt 1550, d. 24 Aug 1621 +Edward Somerset b. Abt 1550, d. Abt 3 Mar 1628 10-William Somerset 10-Henry Somerset b. Abt 1576, d. 18 Dec 1646 +Anne Russell b. Abt 1580, d. 8 Apr 1639 11-Edward Somerset d. 1667 +Elizabeth Dormer d. 1665 +Margaret d. 1681 11-Sir John Somerset Some Fabulous Pedigrees - Maintained by Wallace K Penrose 12 Aug 2012 http://www.penrose.org Page 2 Lady Elizabeth de Burghersh, Baroness +Mary Arundel 11-Elizabeth Somerset +Francis 3, (Visc.Montague) 9-Frances Hastings +Henry, Lord Compton 9-Anne Hastings 9-Mary Hastings 8-Winifrid Pole +Sir Thomas Hastings +Sir Thomas Barrington 6-Margaret FitzAlan +John de la Pole, Earl of Lincolnshire d. 16 Jun 1487, Battle of Stoke 6-Edward FitzAlan 6-William FitzAlan, 13th Earl of Arundel b. 1483, d. 1524 +Anne Percy +Elizabeth Willoughby 5-Mary FitzAlan 5-William FitzAlan 5-George FitzAlan 5-John FitzAlan 3-Sir Thomas FitzAlan b. Abt 1387, of Beechworth, Surrey, England, d. Abt 1431 +Joane Moyne b. Abt 1390 4-Eleanor FitzAlan b. Abt 1428, of, Bechworth, Surrey, England +Sir Thomas Browne b. Abt 1406, of, Bechworth, Surrey, England, d. 20 Jul 1460 5-Sir Anthony Browne, Std Bearer to Hen 7 b. Abt 1443, d. Aft 25 Mar 1505 +Lucy Neville b. Abt 1466, Of Salisbury, d. Aft 1530 6-Lucy Browne +Sir Thomas Clifford 7-Mawde or Elizabeth Clifford +Sir John FitzWilliam 8-William FitzWilliam 8-Henry FitzWilliam 8-Anthony FitzWilliam 8-John FitzWilliam +Sir John Cutts 6-Anthony Browne b. 29 Jun 1500, d. 6 May 1548 +Alice Gage b. Abt 1506, d. Aft Jul 1540 7-Anne Browne b. 1470 +Charles Brandon, 1st D of Suffolk b. Abt 1484, d. 22 Aug 1545, Guilford Palace 8-Mary Brandon b. 1510, of Suffolk, England, d. Abt 1542 +Thomas Stanley, 2nd Baron Monteagle b. 25 May 1507, d. 25 Aug 1560 9-William Stanley, (3rd Lord Monteagle) b. 1528, d. 10 Nov 1581 +Anne Leybourne b. 1534, d. Nov 1571 10-Elizabeth Stanley b. 1557, d. 12 Jun 1585 +Edward Parker, (Lord Morley) b. Abt 1551, of Morley & Monteagle, d. 1 Apr 1618 11-William Parker, (Lord Morley) b. Abt 1575, d. 1 Jul 1622 +Elizabeth Tresham 12-Sir Henry Parker d. 1655 11-Henry Parker 11-Charles Parker 11-Mary Parker +Thomas Abington 11-Elizabeth Parker b. Abt 1583, of Barlow,Chorlton,Lancashire,England +Alexander Barlow c. 18 Sep 1579, Manchester Cathedral,Lancashire,England, d. 1642 12-Alexander Barlow b. Abt 1606, of Barlow, Chorlton, Lancashire, England, d. Abt 1654 12-Dorty Barlow b. Abt 1608, of Barlow,Chorlton,Lancashire,England 12-Catherine Barlow b. Abt 1610, of Barlow,Chorlton,Lancashire,England 11-Frances Parker +Christopher Danby d. 18 Jul 1624 +Anne Spencer 9-Charles Stanley Some Fabulous Pedigrees - Maintained by Wallace K Penrose 12 Aug 2012 http://www.penrose.org Page 3 Lady Elizabeth de Burghersh, Baroness 9-Francis Stanley 9-Elizabeth Stanley +Richard Zouch 9-Margaret Stanley +William Sutton +John Taylard 9-Anne Stanley b. Bef 1544 +Sir John Clifton b. Abt 1545, of Brimton,Somersetshire,England 10-Sir William Clifton b. Abt 1574 +Bridget Sandys b. Abt 1580 11-Katherine Clifton b. Abt 1600, of Newlands,Surrey,England +Henry Peyton b. Abt 1590, Lincoln Inn,London,Middlesex,England, d. 1656, London,Middlesex,England 12-Valentine Peyton b. Bef 31 Jul 1627, St Dustins,London,England, d. Bef 29 Jun 1665, Westmorland,Virginia 7-Anthony Browne, (Viscount Montagu) b. 29 Nov 1528, d. 19 Oct 1592 +Jane Radcliffe b. Abt 1532, d.
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    John Winthrop: America’s Forgotten Founding Father FRANCIS J. BREMER OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS John Winthrop This page intentionally left blank John Winthrop Americas Forgotten Founding Father FRANCIS J. BREMER 2003 Oxford New York Auckland Bangkok Buenos Aires Cape Town Chennai Dar es Salaam Delhi Hong Kong Istanbul Karachi Kolkata Kuala Lumpur Madrid Melbourne Mexico City Mumbai Nairobi São Paulo Shanghai Singapore Taipei Tokyo Toronto Copyright © 2003 by Oxford University Press, Inc. Published by Oxford University Press, Inc. 198 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10016 www.oup.com Oxford is a registered trademark of Oxford University Press All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of Oxford University Press. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Bremer, Francis J. John Winthrop: America’s forgotten founding father / Francis J. Bremer. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-19-514913-0 1. Winthrop, John, 1588–1649. 2. Governors—Massachusetts—Biography. 3. Puritans—Massachusetts—Biography. 4. Massachusetts—History—Colonial period, ca. 1600–1775. 5. Puritans—Massachusetts—History—17th century. 6. Great Britain—History—Tudors, 1485–1603. 7. Great Britain—History—Early Stuarts, 1603–1649. 8. England—Church history—16th century. 9. England—Church history—17th century. I. Title F67.W79 B74 2003 974.4'02'092—dc21 2002038143
  • Notes Upon the Ancestry William Hutchinson Ne Marbury

    Notes Upon the Ancestry William Hutchinson Ne Marbury

    N OTES UPON TH E ANCEST RY W I L L I A M H U T C H I N S O N NE M A R B U R Y; F R O M R E S E A R C H B S R E C E NT L Y M A D E I N E N G L A N D . B Y E - E E JO S PH L E M U L Q H E S T R , - Memb er of th e NewEngland His toric G enéalogical Society . “ B O S T O N P D C L A PP . R I N T E BY D . S O N 1 8 6 6 . THE ANCESTRY OF WILLIAM HUTCHINSON AND ANNE MARBURY. THE writ er has e i b en able , after a long and laborious investigat on , to solve th e chief doubts existing in respect to the early history and “ connections of the family of Governor Hutchinson , several of the members of which played important parts m the affairs of New Eng h e land . As has heretofore been his almost invariable experience , ffi l n has had more di culty _ clearing away the mists that have enveloped u that history , growing out of doubtful traditions and careless or wilf l a misrepresent tions , than in developing the true facts in the case when once the right clew was obtained . Before proceeding with the history of the immediate family o f the l earliest emigrant ancestor of Governor Hutchinson , it will be we l to state that there is no t the slightest authority for connecting him wi th Yo rkshire either the heraldic family of , .