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Howard of Norfolk and Lords Stafford Anne Thomas HOWARD Elizabeth STAFFORD Title: princess Title: 3rd Duke of Norfolk Died: 1554 Henry HOWARD Frances de VERE Thomas HOWARD Sir Thomas ARUNDELL of Margaret HOWARD Henry VIII Catherine HOWARD Title: earl of Surrey Died: 1577 Title: Viscount Howard of Bindon 1559 Wardour Died: 1547 Died: 1547 male ine extinct 1611 Died: 1552 Executed. Mary FITZALAN Thomas HOWARD Margaret AUDLEY Henry HOWARD Charles NEVILL Jane HOWARD Henry BERKELEY Catherine HOWARD Henry le SCROPE Margaret HOWARD Died: 1557 Died: 1572 Title: 1st earl of Northampton Title: 6th Earl of Westmorland Title: 7th Lord Title: 9th Lord of Bolton Beheaded, for treason with Mary, Died: 1614 Died: 1584 Marr: 1554 queen of Scots d.s.p. Philip HOWARD Anne DACRE Thomas HOWARD Catherine KNYVETT Title: earl of Arundel sister of Thomas, Lord Dacre Title: Lord Howard de Walden 1597, Died: 1633 Born: 1557 earl of Suffolk 1603 Died: 1595 in Tower of London Died: 1626 other issue Thomas HOWARD Aletheia TALBOT Theophilus HOWARD Elizabeth HOME Thomas HOWARD Elizabeth CECIL Edward HOWARD Mary BOTELER Elizabeth HOWARD Robert DEVEREUX Frances HOWARD Robert CARRE Wiliam CECIL Catherine HOWARD Sir Philip HOWARD Margaret CARYLL Margaret PRESTON Title: Earl of Arundel and Surrey Title: 2nd earl of Suffolk Title: 1st Earl of Berkshire 1626 Title: Baron Howard of Escrick 1628 Title: Earl of Somerset Title: 2nd Earl of Salisbury Born: 1581 Died: 1625 Died: 1646 Title: 2nd Lord de Walden Died: 1669 Died: 1675 other children; ancestor of the earls of Died: 1640 title extinct 1715 Carlisle. cr 1661 James HOWARD Henry Frederick HOWARD Elizabeth STUART William HOWARD Mary STAFFORD Charles HOWARD Dorothy SAVAGE Frances HARRISON Thomas HOWARD Margaret PARKER Henry HOWARD William HOWARD Ann KINGSMILL Sir Robert HOWARD of Honora O'BRIEN Philip HOWARD John DRYDEN Elizabeth HOWARD Conyers DARCY Frances HOWARD Diana HOWARD Mary HOWARD Thomas HOWARD William HOWARD Charles HOWARD Anne HOWARD William HOWARD of Naworth Mary EURE Thomas FAIRFAX Alathea HOWARD Edward STANDISH Elizabeth HOWARD Anne or Frances GERARD Francis HOWARD of Corby Title: Lord Mowbray and Maltravers Title: Earl of Arundel Title: 1st Lord Stafford, Viscount Marr: 1637 Title: 2nd Earl of Berkshire Title: 3rd Earl of Berkshire Died: 1663 Vasterne Born: 1631 Title: 2nd Earl of Holderness Title: 2nd Lord Title: 3rd Lord of Esrick Title: 1st earl of Carlisle Castle Title: 2nd Viscount of Elmley Died: 1677 Died: 1624 Died: 1652 Stafford sister and heiress of Henry Stafford Died: 1679 Born: 1619 dsp Died: 1698 Died: 1700 Died: 1678 Died: 1693 ancestor of the earls of Carlisle Died: 1641 four other sons Born: 1614 5th baron Died: 1706 Poet Laureate Died: 29 Dec 1680 Cause: beheaded Implicated in Titus Oates affair and executed. Thomas HOWARD Anne SOMERSET Henry HOWARD Jane BICKERTON Philip HOWARD Charles HOWARD of Greystock Mary TATERSHALL Col Bernard HOWARD of Catherine TATTERSHALL of MARY DELPHINA HOWARD Henry STAFFORD HOWARD Claude-Charlotte DE Francis HOWARD Mary SOUTHCOTE John Paul STAFFORD Theresa STRICKLAND of George HOLMAN Anastasia HOWARD URSULA HOWARD ALETHEIA TERESA HOWARD ALETHEIA PAULINA HOWARD Henry BEDINGFIELD Anne HOWARD Sir Henry WINCHCOMBE Frances HOWARD Mary HOWARD Anne OGLE Craven HOWARD of Revesby Mary BOWES Col. James GRAHAM of Levens Dorothy HOWARD MARY HOWARD Charles HOWARD Anne HOWARD Sir Jonathan ATKINS Mary HOWARD John LAWSON of Brough Hall, Catherine HOWARD George DOWNING Frances HOWARD Alexander LESLIE Margaret HOWARD William ERRINGTON of Elizabeth HOWARD Francis WARWICK of Warwick Mary HOWARD Marmaduke LANGDALE of Ann HOWARD Title: Earl of Arundel and Surrey; 5th Title: 6th Duke of Norfolk Died: 28 Oct 1693 Title: Cardinal Died: 1713 Died: 1695 Glossop Dorking UID: BD041 Died: 14 May 1739 GRAMONT Marr: 1682 HOWARD Sizergh UID: LA241 UID: PA084 UID: PA083 dsp Abbey Marr: 1675 UID: RP101 Title: 1st Earl of Carlisle Died: 1703 Governor of Jersey Bart. Died: 1684 Died: 1683 Title: 2nd Earl of Lennox Died: 1644 Walwick Grange Hall Houghton Duke of Norfolk Born: 1628 Died: 17 Jun 1694 Died: 1717 Born: 1658 (app) d.s.p Died: 1700 Died: 1714 Marr: 1707 Died: 1720 Born: 1637 (app) Born: 1637 Born: 1653 Born: 1629 Died: 1677 Died: 1684 Order: O.P. Died: 1714 in Brussels Order: O.S.A. in Louvain Died: 1709 Died: 1684 Died: 1735 no issue Three daughters by first wife. He and Founder of English Dominican Nuns Order: O.P. Made valuable gifts of jewels on day Order: O.S.A. in Paris Order: O.S.A. in Paris Order: Poor Clare in Rouen second wife Jane were significant at Brussels 'Excellent painter and miniaturist' of profession (Chronicel, vol 2) chronologically probable mother; her benefactors of Franciscans of St Chron. St Monica vol 2, where she father married 4 times. Elizabeth's convent, Bruges, where his tried her vocation before entering heart was buried. Dominicans at Brussels. His heart was buried at Franciscan convent of Princenhof, Bruges, by his dowager Jane, together with that of their sixth son, Jane wishing her heart to go in the same urn after death; Francuscan BC 52-3 Henry HOWARD Lord Thomas HOWARD of Elizabeth Mary SAVILLE George GORDON Elizabeth HOWARD Frances HOWARD George HOWARD Arabella ALLEYNE James HOWARD John HOWARD Frederick HOWARD CATHERINE CONSTANTIA Anne DOMINIC HOWARD Ralph STANDISH Philippa HOWARD Catherine HOWARD Frances HOWARD Bernard HOWARD of Glossop Anne ROPER ELIZABETH DOMINICA MARY ROSA HOWARD CATHERINE MARY JOSEPH William STAFFORD-HOWARD Anne HOLMAN John Paul STAFFORD Elizabeth Mary Michael EWENS Louisa MARY STAFFORD Beatrix XAVERIA STAFFORD Francis PLOWDEN Mary STAFFORD HOWARD William STAFFORD-HOWARD Anne HOLMAN Henry Bowes HOWARD Catherine GRAHAME Edward HOWARD Elizabeth UVEDALE Sir John FENWICK Mary HOWARD Sir Richard GRAHAM of Esk, Anne HOWARD Mary LAURENTIA LAWSON Title: 7th Duke of Norfolk Worksop Title: 4th Marquess of Huntley dsp HOWARD UID: BA107 Died: 1731 Born: 1674 Marr: 1710 HOWARD UID: BD040 HOWARD Died: 1733 Born: 21 May 1725 HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD Died: 1765 in St-Germain Died: 1733 Born: 21 May 1725 Died: 1757 Died: 1762 Born: 1646 Died: 1696 Died: 1697 Bart UID: OB072 Died: 1701 UID: GB104 Born: 1674 Died: 1735 Died: 1744 UID: BD038 Died: 1747 UID: BD037 Heart buried in church of Blue Nuns in Died: Died: 1 Apr 1762 UID: PC109 UID: PC110 Lady of Bedchamber to Queen Heart buried in church of Blue Nuns in Died: Died: 1692 Title: 1st Viscount Preston Born: 1655 (app) d.s.p. Born: Died: 1734 Died: 1761 in Dunkirk Order: O.P. in Brussels Died: 1753 in Brussels Paris. d.s.p Born: 1698 in Paris Born: 1696 Beatrice Paris. Born: 1648 Died: 1729 Order: O.S.B. Order: O.S.A. in Bruges Order: O.P. in Brussels Order: O.P. Order: Conceptionist in Paris Died: 1770 Marr: 1670 Order: O.S.B. in Pontoise Order: Conceptionist in Paris Died: 1695 Thomas HOWARD Mary Winfred Frances Edward HOWARD Mary BLOUNT Winifred STONOR Philip HOWARD Henrietta BLOUNT Walter ASTON Mary HOWARD Henry HOWARD Juliana MOLYNEUX Thomas HOWARD Charles HOWARD Anne MARY AGNES HOWARD Charles HOWARD Anne CAPELL Title: 8th Duke SHERBURNE Title: 9th Duke Major patron ofthe Conceptionists's Died: 1750 Title: 4th Lord Forfar Title: earl of Sheffield UID: PC051 Title: 3rd Earl of Carlisle Died: 1732 Patron of the Conceptionists. Married Died: 1777 school. Died: 1748 Died: 1787 Born: 1724 (app) Born: 1669 d.s.p. secondly Hon. Pegrine Widdrington. d.s.p. Died: 1794 Died: 1738 Order: Conceptionist in Paris William STOURTON Winifred HOWARD Robert PETRE Anne HOWARD MARGARET JOSEPH ASTON Bernard Edward HOWARD Henry Thomas MOLYNEUX- Edward Charles HOWARD Robert Edward PETRE Juliana Barbara HOWARD Robert EDWARD Petre Mary Bridget HOWARD Frances SPENCER Henry HOWARD Isabella BYRON Nicholas LECHMERE Elizabeth HOWARD Richard INGRAM Anne HOWARD William DOUGLAS Title: Lord Stourton Died: 17 Jul 1753 Title: Baron Petre of Writtle Died: 1787 UID: PA004 Title: duke of Norfolk HOWARD Title: 9th baron Petre of Writtle Title: 10th baron Petre Born: 29 Sep 1767 Title: 4th Earl Died: 1795 Died: 1727 Died: 1739 Title: 5th Viscount Irvine Marr: 1737 Marr: 1749 Ancestress of the Lords Mowbray, Marr: 1762 Born: 1713 Died: 1842 Title: Lord Died: 1801 Died: 30 May 1843 Born: 1684 dsp Stourton and Segrave Died: 1824 Died: 1758 Charlotte MARY ANNE Catherine MARY AGATHA Jonathan COPE Arabella HOWARD Thomas DUNSCOMBE Diana HOWARD Frederick HOWARD Margaret Caroline LEVESON- Frances HOWARD Anne HOWARD Juliana HOWARD STOURTON STOURTON Marr: 1741 Died: 1746 Died: 1770 Title: 4th Earl of Carlisle GOWER Born: 1744 UID: LS212 UID: LS213 Died: 1763 Born: 1748 Marr: 1770 Born: 1751 Died: 1768 dvp Died: 1825 Died: 1755 Order: Sepulchrine in Liège Order: Sepulchrine in Liège George HOWARD Frederick HOWARD Sir Robert HOWARD of Stoke Margaret de MOWBRAY Neyland Died: 1436 Katherine MOLEYNS John HOWARD Margaret CHEDWORTH Thomas DANYELL Margaret HOWARD Edward NEVILLE Katherine HOWARD Title: 1st Duke of Norfol Title: Baron of Rathwire Died: 1476 Died: 1485 Cause: killed at battle of Bosworth Died at Bosworth Field. Elizabeth TILNEY Thomas HOWARD Agnes TILNEY Sir Edmund GORGES of Anne HOWARD Sir Robert MORTIMER Isabel HOWARD John TIMPERLEY Jane HOWARD John WYNDHAM Margaret HOWARD John BOURCHIER Catherine HOWARD Widow of Sir Henry Bourchin Title: 2nd Duke of Norfolk Sister of Sir Philip Tilney Wraxhall Title: 2nd Lord Berners Died: 1524 Born: 1467 Died: 1532 Edmund HOWARD Joyce CULPEPPER Thomas BOLEYN Elizabeth HOWARD John GREY Muriel HOWARD Sir Thomas KNYVETT William HOWARD Thomas HOWARD John de VERE Anne HOWARD Edward STANLEY Dorothy HOWARD Henry RATCLIFFE Elizabeth HOWARD Katherine HOWARD Died: 1538 Title: earl of Wiltshire Title: 2nd Viscount L'Isle Died: 1573 Died: 1536 in Tower of London Title: Earl of Oxford Died: 1534 Died: 1554 Died: 1512 Ancestor of the earls of Effingham Died: 1526 dsp Catherine HOWARD John STANNEY Joyce HOWARD Henry BOYNTON Isabel HOWARD George HOWARD Sir Charles HOWARD Anne BOLEYN Sir Edmund KNYVETT of Anne SHELDON Charles HOWARD Buckenham Philip KNYVETT Katharine FORD Title: 1st Bart of Buckenham Lord William HOWARD of Elizabeth DACRE Margaret HOWARD KATHARINE LEWIS KNYVETT Naworth Castle Marr: 1577 UID: BF143 Born: 1563 Order: O.S.F.
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