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     Margaret (?) married Thomas de Furnivalle 3rd Lord Furnivalle, son of Thomas de Furnivalle 2nd Lord Furnivalle and Joan de Verdun, before 1336.¹

Margaret (?) died after 20 June 1344; Burke's Peerage says "d on or after 20 June 1344."¹

     Joan de Mounteney married Sir John Bret.¹
Joan de Mounteney married Thomas de Furnivalle 3rd Lord Furnivalle, son of Thomas de Furnivalle 2nd Lord Furnivalle and Joan de Verdun, after 1344.¹

Joan de Mounteney died between 1395 and 1396.¹
      ; dau and heir of Sir Thomas de Mounteney, of Cowley and Shirecliffe, Yorks, and Bulcote, Notts, and formerly w of Sir John Bret.¹

      ; Sir Thomas de Mounteney, of Cowley and Shirecliffe, Yorks, and Bulcote, Notts.¹

     Margaret de Furnivalle married (?) de Montagu 3rd Lord Montfort
; Burke's Peerage (Petre Family Page) says "allegedly" married.¹ Margaret de Furnivalle was born in 1320.¹
Margaret de Furnivalle died on 29 October 1339.¹

     (?) de Montagu 3rd Lord Montfort married Margaret de Furnivalle, daughter of Thomas de Furnivalle 2nd Lord Furnivalle and Joan de Verdun,
; Burke's Peerage (Petre Family Page) says "allegedly" married.¹
(?) de Montagu 3rd Lord Montfort died between 24 January 1369 and 1370; dspmsl.¹
     He was 3rd Lord (Baron) Montfort.¹

     Thomasine (?) married Sir John de Dagworth
; her 1st husband.¹ Thomasine (?) married William de Furnivalle 4th Lord Furnivall, son of Thomas de Furnivalle 2nd Lord Furnivalle and Joan de Verdun, between 3 February 1365 and 20 January 1366
; her 2nd husband.^1,3
Thomasine (?) died on 20 July 1409.³
     GKJ-19.

     Sir Edward Herbert of Powis Castle married Mary Stanley, daughter of Thomas Stanley of Standon, Herts.¹

Sir Edward Herbert of Powis Castle died on 23 March 1595.¹
      ; Edward (Sir), of Red Castle (also called Pool Castle, Castell Coch ('Red Castle', from the colour of the stone it was built with), Poole or Pole Castle), ultimately known as Powis Castle, which he bought 1587, together with the district roundabout known as Powisland, from Edward Grey, an illegitimate s of Edward Grey, 4th and last holder of the putative Barony of Grey (of Powis), sometimes also referred to as Baron Powis (E, (?)cr by writ of summons c 1455; (?)extinct 1551); m Mary, dau and heiress of Thomas Stanley, Master of the Mint 1570, of Standon, Herts, and d 23 March 1594/5, having had, with three other sons and two daus: Sir WILLIAM HERBERT, 1st BARON POWIS.¹

     Mary Stanley married Sir Edward Herbert of Powis Castle, son of William Herbert KG, PC, 1st Earl of Pembroke and Anne Parr.¹

      ; Edward (Sir), of Red Castle (also called Pool Castle, Castell Coch ('Red Castle', from the colour of the stone it was built with), Poole or Pole Castle), ultimately known as Powis Castle, which he bou.¹

     Thomas Stanley of Standon, Herts lived at Standon, Hertfordshire, England.¹ He was Master of the Mint in 1570.¹

     Sir Richard Herbert of Coldbrooke, Abergavenny married Margaret ferch Thomas ap Gruffud, daughter of Thomas ap Gruffud.^1,3,2
Sir Richard Herbert of Coldbrooke, Abergavenny was born in 1412 at Wales, England (now).²
Sir Richard Herbert of Coldbrooke, Abergavenny died on 27 July 1469 at Battle of Edgecote Moor, near Banbury, Oxfordshire, England; beheaded with his bro just after the Battle of Edgecot.^1,2
      ; Richard (Sir), of Coldbrooke, Abergavenny; also took surname HERBERT; m Margaret, dau of Thomas ap Gruffudd ap Nicolas, of Dinefwr (see DINEVOR, B), and d July 1469, being beheaded with his bro just after the Battle of Edgecot (see above), having had, with illegitimate issue:
1b William (Sir); ktd 1497; d 1534 or 1535; ancestor of the HERBERTs of Coldbrooke
2b RICHARD (Sir), of Montgomery; b 1468; ktd 1513, Gentleman-Usher Privy Chamber to HENRY VIII; m 1st Marged, dau of Gwilym ap Rhys, of Llwynhywel, Llandovery, Carmarths; m 2nd by 1513 Ann, dau of David ap Ieuan ap Llywelyn Fychan
3b John, of Laugharne, Carmarths; dspm.¹





; SIR RICHARD HERBERT, Kt, of Coldbrook, Mon., ktd. ante 20 Feb 1462/3; m Margaret, dau of Thomas ap Griffith ap Nicholas, by his wife Elizabeth, dau of Sir John Griffith, Kt, and was beheaded with his bro, the Earl of Pembroke (see above), either at Banbury or Northampton 27 or 28 July, 1469, immediately following a defeat by Lancastrian forces at Edgcote, nr Banbury, having had issue.
1a William (Sir), Kt, of Coldbrook, ancestor of the HERBERTS of Coldbrook, extinct in the male line 1709, and of the HERBERTS of Muckruss (see BURKE'S L.G. of Ireland).
2a SIR RICHARD HERBERT, Kt, of Montgomery, the first of his family to support the Tudors, Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber, and Constable of the Castle of Abergavenny 1509, knighted on accession of HENRY VIII 1509, Steward of Montgomery Castle c 1530; b 13 Feb 1470; m 1st, Margaret, dau of William ap Rees ap Philip ap David, probably of Llwyn Howel, nr Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, and had issue,
3a John, of Laugharn, Carmarthenshire; m, and had issue, two daus.
4a Thomas, of St Pierre, nr Chepstow, Mon.³


Reference: Genealogics cites: Sir Richard Herbert of Coldbrooke, Abergavenny was also known as Sir Richard ap Thomas Knt., of Coldbrooke, Abergavenny.^1,3

     Margaret ferch Thomas ap Gruffud married Sir Richard Herbert of Coldbrooke, Abergavenny, son of Sir William ap Thomas Herbert Knt., of Raglan Castle, Monmouth and Gwladys ferch Dafydd Gam ferch Gwilym ap Hywel Grach ap Gwilym ap Hywel.^1,3,4

      ; of Thomas ap Gruffudd ap Nicolas, of Dinefwr (see DINEVOR, B.)¹

     Richard Fletcher of Bangor, Caernarvs married Grace Bithel, daughter of James Bithel.^3,2

     Richard Fletcher of Bangor, Caernarvs lived at Bangor, Caernarvonshire, Wales.¹

     Sir John Perrot of Haroldstone, Pembs married Joan/Jane Prust
; his 2nd wife; her 2nd husband.^5,2 Sir John Perrot of Haroldstone, Pembs married Anne Cheney, daughter of Sir Thomas Cheney Knt., of Shurland and Anne Broughton,
; his 1st wife.^6,2 Sir John Perrot of Haroldstone, Pembs was born circa 1530.²
Sir John Perrot of Haroldstone, Pembs died after 3 May 1592.²
     Reference: Genealogicss cites:
     1. The Royal Lineage of Our Noble and Gentle Families, London, 1884, Foster, Joseph. 16,118
     2. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography , Sellar, W. D. H. article by Roger Turvey
     3. The Wallop Family and Their Ancestry 1928 , Watney, Vernon James. 617
     4. Welsh Genealogies 300-1400. 8 vols. , Bartrum, Peter C. S4536 2
     5. Perrot Notes, or Some Account of the various branches of the Perrot family. 1867, reprint from Arch.Camb, 3-11., Barnwell, Walter Lowry. 39ff.²

; per van de Pas:
     "He was possibly the youngest of the three children of Thomas Perrot, landowner, and his wife Mary, daughter of James Berkeley. Contrary to popular and oft-quoted myth, Perrot's mother was never a mistress of Henry VIII and he, consequently, was not the king's bastard son.
     "He had children by both his wives. His first wife was Anne Cheney and his second was Joan Prust, widow of Sir Lewis Pollard, of King's Nympton, and daughter of Hugh Prust, of Thorvey.
     "He became a Knight of the Bath at the coronation of King Edward VI, president of Munster in 1572, and lord-deputy of Ireland in 1583. In 1588 during the threatened Spanish invasion of Ireland, he became admiral of the fleet. Subsequently tried and condemned for high treason, he was respited and died after 3 May 1592 in the Tower."²

; Sir John Perrott, of Haroldston, Pembs, Ld Deputy Ireland (allegedly an illegitimate s of HENRY VIII.)¹ He was Lord Deputy of Ireland in 1583.⁵ He was Admiral of the Fleet in 1588.⁵

     Henry Crowe married Marjory/Margaret Dennis, daughter of Sir Robert Dennis and Margaret Godolphin, after 1629
; her 2nd husband.¹

     Sir Richard Philipps 2nd Baronet Philipps married Catherine Oxenbridge, daughter of Dr. Daniel Oxenbridge Md and Katherine Harby,
; his 2nd wife, her 3rd husband.^1,5 Sir Richard Philipps 2nd Baronet Philipps was born circa 1594.¹ He married Elizabeth Dryden, daughter of Sir Erasmus Dryden, before 1613.¹

Sir Richard Philipps 2nd Baronet Philipps died in 1648.¹
     He was 2nd Baront Philipps.¹

; Sir Richard Philipps, 2nd Bt; b c 1594; Sheriff Pembs 1632-33 and Carmarths 1640-41; royalist Civil War, garrisoned Picton Castle; m 1st by 1613 Elizabeth, est dau of Sir Erasmus Dryden, 1st Bt (qv), and had issue. Sir Richard m 2nd Catherine (m 4th Gen Philip Skippon, of Norfolk), dau of Daniel Oxenbridge, MD, and widow of (a) John Fowler (d 14 Dec 1642) and (b) George Henley (d by 1645), and d 1648, having by her had a daughter.¹

     Elizabeth Dryden married Sir Richard Philipps 2nd Baronet Philipps, son of Sir John Philipps MP, 1st Baronet Philipps, of Picton Castle and Anne Perrot, before 1613.¹

     Catherine Oxenbridge married Sir Richard Philipps 2nd Baronet Philipps, son of Sir John Philipps MP, 1st Baronet Philipps, of Picton Castle and Anne Perrot,
; his 2nd wife, her 3rd husband.^1,2 Catherine Oxenbridge married John Fowler
; her 1st husband.¹ Catherine Oxenbridge married George Henley
; her 2nd husband.^1,2 Catherine Oxenbridge married Gen. Philip Skippon of Norfolk
; her 4th husband.^1,2

     John Fowler married Catherine Oxenbridge, daughter of Dr. Daniel Oxenbridge Md and Katherine Harby,
; her 1st husband.¹
John Fowler died on 14 December 1642.¹

     George Henley married Catherine Oxenbridge, daughter of Dr. Daniel Oxenbridge Md and Katherine Harby,
; her 2nd husband.^1,2
George Henley died before 1645.¹

     Dr. Daniel Oxenbridge Md married Katherine Harby, daughter of Thomas Harby Esq., of Adston, Northamptonshire and Katherine Throckmorton.²

Dr. Daniel Oxenbridge Md died on 24 August 1642 at London, City of London, Greater London, England.²

     Hugh Philipps married Anne Lort, daughter of Roger Lort of Stackpoole Court, Pembs.¹

Hugh Philipps died circa March 1652.¹
      ; Hugh, of Martletywe or Martletywo, and Sandyehaven, Pembs; m Anne (d 1652), dau of Roger Lort, of Stackpoole Court, Pembs, and d Jan-March 1651/2.¹

     Anne Lort married Hugh Philipps, son of Sir John Philipps MP, 1st Baronet Philipps, of Picton Castle and Anne Perrot.¹

Anne Lort died in 1652.¹

     Dorothy Philipps married Sir Francis Annesley Lord Mountmorris, 1st Bt Annesley, 1st Viscount Valentia circa 1608
; his 1st wife, left issue.^1,5
Dorothy Philipps died on 3 May 1624.¹
      ; Dorothy; m c 1608, as his 1st w, 1st Viscount Valentia (qv) and d 3 May 1624, leaving issue.¹