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      ; Subject: Ancestry of the Lords Fauconberg: Thomas fitz Richard de Cuckney
From: Therav3@aol.com
Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 12:09:19 EDT
To: GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com
Monday, 3 October, 2005
Hello All,
My dated notes from CP indicate that the account of the Lords Fauconberg(e) shows Agnes, paternal grandmother of Sir Walter, 1st Lord Fauconberg (d. 2 Nov 1304 - see #1.1.1.1.4.1.1.1.2 below) as daughter and heiress of Simon fitz Simon of Whitton and Risby, co. Lincoln, but without further ancestry shown. The records given in Monasticon Anglicanum [1] and VCH Notts. [2] provide an extended pedigree from Thomas fitz Richard de Cuckney, benefactor of the abbey of Welbeck, Notts., which pedigree as documented to date is provided below.

A note to Leo and Ian: the pedigree below reflects links to individuals currently shown in Genealogics without extended ancestry (Fauconberg, for example). Given the link to Despenser and Wentworth (of Nettlestead), this will also reflect further ancestry for Prince William, not to mention many list members and others besides.
Cheers, John


NOTES (to post):

[1] See note [1] in the pedigree below.

[2] See note [2] in the pedigree below

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1 Josce 'le Flemangh'
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allegedly came to England at the time of the Conquest:
"Joceus le Flemmangh venit ad conquestum Angliae tempore Willielmi
ducis Normanniae, et quaesivit in Cukeney tertiam partem feodi unius
militis " [Mon.Angl. VI(2):872, Num. I, II[1]]

cf. Mon. Angl. VI(2):872-4[1]
VCH (Notts.) 2:129-38[2]

Children: Richard


1.1 Richard fitz Josce
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of Cuckney, co. Notts.

benefactor of Welbeck abbey[1]

' Joceus begat a son named Richard who married a Nottingham lady.
There was living in Cuckney a man called Gamelbere, described as a
'dreng,' who held, before the Conquest, two carucates of land of the
king in chief by the service of providing a palfrey for the king,
shod on its four feet at the king's forge, whenever he visited his
manor of Mansfield, and by attending him in the time of war.
Gamelbere died without heir, and his land escheated to King Henry
I. The king gave this land to Richard the son of Joceus. ' [VCH
(Notts.) 2:129-38[2]; cf. also Mon. Angl. VI(2):872, Num. I, I[1]I]

Children: Richard


1.1.1 Richard fitz Richard
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of Cuckney, co. Notts.

benefactor of Welbeck abbey[1]

' Richard had a son of the like name by his first wife, and on her
death he took for a second wife Avice, a kinswoman of Earl Ferrers,
granting her as dower the two carucates of land at Cuckney. By his
second wife Richard had a son called Thomas. '[2]

re: his 2nd wife:

said to have been a kinswoman of the Earl of Derby:
' Richardus cepit aliam uxorem, consanguineam comitis de Ferrars... '
[Mon. Angl. VI(2):872, Num. II[1]]

cf. Mon. Angl. VI(2):872-4[1]
VCH (Notts.) 2:129-38[2]

Spouse: Avice

Children: Thomas
Ralph
Silvan
Richard


1.1.1.1 Thomas fitz Richard de Cuckney
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of Cuckney, co. Notts.

' Thomas filius Richardi, filii Richardi', benefactor of Welbeck abbey

' Thomas was brought up in the king's court, and on his father's death
inherited the two carucates. Thomas is described as a most warlike man,
who followed the king (Stephen) throughout his campaigns; but when
there was peace in the kingdom, in the reign of Henry II, founded the
abbey of Welbeck.
This is the first part of the account set forth at length towards
the end of the Welbeck chartulary as to the history of the foundation
and of the founder's ancestry and progeny; but it represents a very
confused tradition as to the origin of the house, for another shorter
account, which immediately follows, makes Richard the son of Joceus
the original founder of the abbey. This latter statement is nearer
the truth, for the abbey was begun by Richard in 1153, and finished by
his son Thomas in the reign of Henry II; but, even so, the fact
remains that 'Joceus' cannot be identified in the more authentic
records of the period to which this tradition would assign him.
Nevertheless, as Thomas carried out and fulfilled his father's
intentions with definite endowments, he is generally regarded as the
founder...' [VCH (Notts.) 2:129-38[2], cites Harl. MS. 3640,
fol. 160-1; Harl. MS. 3640, fol. 161 d, 162; Ashm. MS. 1519,
cited in Dugdale, Mon. vi, 872.]

cf. Mon. Angl. VI(2):873, Num. III-V[1]
VCH (Notts.) 2:129-38[2]

Spouse: Emma

Children: Hugh
William
Emma
Isabel


1.1.1.1.1 Hugh de Cuckney [1]
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1.1.1.1.2 William 'Gasthith' [1]
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1.1.1.1.3 Emma de Cuckney[1]
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cf. Mon. Angl. VI(2):873, Num. VII[1]

Spouse: Gerard de Glanville
Father: Hervey de Glanville
Mother: Mabel


1.1.1.1.4 Isabel de Cuckney
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her maritagium (or inheritance) included the manor and mill of Cuckney,
co. Notts.

charter of Isabel and her husband Simon to Welbeck abbey:
' Omnibus sanctae matris ecclesiae filiis, Simon filius Symonis, et
uxor ejus Isabella, filia Thomae, filii Richardi fundatoris, salutem.
Sciatis nos dedisse et hac praesenti carta nostra confirmasse Deo et
ecclesiae sancti Jacobi de Wellebeck, et canonicis ibidem Deo
servientibus, molendinum nostrum de Kukenei, cum omni multura sua,
&c. Ita quod non faciemus, nec permittemus aliquod aliud molendinum
fieri, sive per nos, vel haeredis nostros, sive per aliquem hominum
nostrorum in toto feodo nostro de Kukenei, &c. ' [Mon.Angl. VI(2):873,
Num. VI[1]]

cf. Mon. Angl. VI(2):873, Num. VI[1]
VCH (Notts.) 2:129-38[2]

Spouse: Simon fitz Simon

Children: Agnes
Isabel, m. Walter de Riboeuf
Petronilla, m. Stephen de Fauconberg


1.1.1.1.4.1 [12542] Agnes fitz Simon
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heiress of Whitton and Risby, co. Lincoln[3]

'Walterus de Fawcumberge et Agnes uxor ejus', benefactors (together
with her sisters) of Welbeck abbey [Mon.Angl. VI(2):873-4, Num. VII[1]]
____________________

re: her husband:
of Rise, Withernwick, Catwick & c., co. York[3]

inherited his lands in Withernwick by 1202 [VCH Yorks. East Riding
VII:405-415, cites Curia Regis R. xiv, pp. 227–8; Yorks. Fines,
John (Sur. Soc. xciv), pp. 12–13.[4]]

cf. Mon. Angl. VI(2):873, Num. VII[1]

Spouse: Walter de Fauconberge
Death: bef 1231[4]
Father: Piers de Fauconberge (-<1202)
Mother: Beatrice

Children: Sir Piers


1.1.1.1.4.1.1 Sir Piers de Fauconberge
----------------------------------------

of Rise and Withernwick in Holderness, co. York

Sir Peter de Fauconberg held 8 carucates at Withernwick of the Count
of Aumale by 1231, when he defended his title [VCH Yorks. East Riding
VII:405-415, cites Curia Regis R. xiv, pp. 227–8; Yorks. Fines, John
(Sur. Soc. xciv), pp. 12–13.[4]]

' William de Forz (d. 1241), count of Aumale, gave 1 carucate and 3
bovates in Elstronwick, and the tenants of the land, to (Sir) Peter
de Fauconberg on his marriage with the countess' sister Margaret
[de Montfichet]. ' [VCH Yorks., VII:65[4]]

2nd husband of Margaret de Montfichet[3]

Spouse: Margery de Montfichet
Father: Richard de Montfichet (-1203)
Mother: Milicent (->1234)

Children: Sir Walter (-1304)
Aveline


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.1 Sir Walter de Fauconberge
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Death: 2 Nov 1304, Rise, co. York[3]
Burial: Priory of Nunkeeling[3]
Occ: Lord Fauconberge

of Rise and Withernwick in Holderness, co. York

' Walter de Faucunberg ' , witness (together with his cousin Lord
William de Fort [...], Earl of Albemarle, Sir Simon de Ver, Sir Sayer
de Sutton, Sir Fulk the Constable, Sir Godfrey de Melsa, Sir Ralph de
Wellewyk, Sir John de Frysmarays, Robert de Scurs, William son of
Peter de la Twyer, Simon de Preston, Walter de Pykering, William
son of William the Constable and Simon his brother) to a Confirmation
in frankalmoign by William the Constable (son of Robert) to Meaux
Abbey property: all lands and tenements given to the Abbey by Robert
the Constable senr. in Tarlesthorp, including his manor of
Tarlesthorp, 'as in his charter', 1258 [A2A, East Riding of
Yorkshire Archives and Records Service: Chichester-Constable Family
[DDCC/51 - DDCC/110] , DDCC/93/1[5]- ref. to Early Yorkshire Charters
Vol III. p. 79. 1364.[6]]

' Walter de Fauconberg held in demesne 1 bovate in Riston and 4
bovates in Arnold of William de Forz, count of Aumale (d. 1260); he
was perhaps Walter de Fauconberg, later Lord Fauconberg, who held
land in Arnold as an appurtenance of his manor of Rise in 1284-5,
and had a grant of free warren in Long Riston and Arnold in 1292.'
[VCH Yorks. VII:344, Long Riston[4] ]

follower of de Montfort in the baron's rebellion - forfeited his
estates, redeemed same in 1268 for £250
summoned to Parliament from 24 June 1295 to 13 Sept 1301 by writs
directed 'Waltero de Fauconberge', whereby held to have become Lord
Fauconberge

he and his wife had livery of her purparty of her brother's lands,
14 Dec 1272[3]

' Walterus Dns de Faucomberge ', eighty-third of the barons who
sealed the Barons' Letter to the Pope, February 1301 (in response to
the Scots letter to Boniface VIII in 1298, defying the claimed English
superiority) following the Parliament at Lincoln, 13-20 Jan 1300/1[7]

Spouse: Agnes de Brus
Death: bef 25 May 1280[3]
Father: Piers de Brus (-1240)
Mother: Hawise de Lancaster

Children: Piers (-<1304)
Walter (-1318)
Joan
Anice


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.1.1 Piers de Fauconberge
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Death: bef 1304, d.s.p., a minor[3]


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.1.2 Walter de Fauconberge
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Death: 31 Dec 1318[3],[8]
Occ: Lord Fauconberge

2nd Lord Fauconberge

Genealogics I00399027[9]

'Walterus Fauconberg', lord of Tharlthorp, co. Yorks. together with
Robert le Constable [ Kirkby's Inquest, p. 302- 'Nomina Villarum'
for Yorkshire, 9 Edw. II (1316)[10]]

Spouse: Isabel de Ros
Father: Sir Robert de Ros (-1285)
Mother: Isabel d'Aubigny (ca1234-1301)

Children: Sir Walter (-1314)
John (<1290-<1349)

1.1.1.1.4.1.1.1.3 Joan de Fauconberge
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probably had the lands at Routhmell, co. York (1/12 of a knight's fee) as her
maritagium - held by her husband of Henry de Percy, as cited[11]

Spouse: Sir John le Fleming
Death: bef 26 May 1324[11]
Father: Reiner le Fleming (<1267-<1314)
Mother: Eglantine de Horbury

Children: Thomas (->1343)


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.1.4 Anice de Fauconberg
----------------------------------------

cf. Genealogics #I00429168[9]

Spouse: Nicholas Engaine
Death: 1322
Father: Sir John Engaine (-1296)
Mother: Joan de Greinville (->1305)

Children: Sir John (-1357)


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.1.4.1 Sir John Engaine
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Death: 16 Feb 1357

Lord Engaine

cf. Genealogics #I00429163[9]

Spouse: Joan Peverel

Children: Elizabeth (-ca1387)
Thomas Engaine, Lord Engaine(-1367)


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.2 Aveline de Fauconberge
----------------------------------------

' Evelyn', wife of Giles, gave a bovate of land in Elstronwick, co.
Yorks. to Nunkeeling priory[17]

re: her identification, Chris Phillips wrote:
' A follow-up on the later fate of the 11 bovates given in marriage to
Peter de Fauconberge with Margaret.
Elstronwick is covered in the Victoria County History account of the
parish of Humbleton, which is available on the "British History
Online" website:
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=16129#s2
I found the account a bit confusing, but it seems to me that the 11
bovates in Elstronwick given to Peter and Margaret "after 1214" are
probably to be connected with the carucate and a half (which would be
12 bovates) held there by Giles of Goxhill in the mid 13th century,
and the bovate there given to Nunkeeling priory by Evelyn wife of
Giles of [?Goxhill] (Sir Peter de Fauconberg being mentioned in the
damaged record of the transaction).
If so, it could be that Evelyn was a daughter (or otherwise a
descendant) of Peter and Margaret - particularly if Evelyn is the
same name as Aveline (which I think it is), so that she could have
been named after Margaret's sister (and her own aunt?).'[17]
_________________________

re: her husband:

of Goxhill, co. Lincoln

had charter for a market and fair at Goxhill, co. Lincs. dated 17 Jun
1258, ' by K Hen III to Giles de Gousell (CChR, 1257–1300, p. 12). To
be held at the manor.'[18]

sheriff of Lincoln 23 Nov 1267
castle of York committed to his custody 8 Feb 1267/68 (CP Vol VI
, p. 42n)[3]

indenture of Oct. 1275 [16 kal. Nov. 3 Edw. I] between William de Wyton,
of Hornsea, merchant who 'in consideration of 70 marks
sterling...releases and quitclaims to Robert Hildyard, and Joan, his
wife, his right in the manor of Riston; attested by Sir John de Meaux,
Sir Willm. St. Quintin, John de Bilton, and Simon de Wyttic, knt.'
[Poulson I:342, cites Leiger Book, Winsted, p. 5[19] ]

' The manor of Little Cowden (in Mappleton in Holderness) was held in
demesne by Giles of Goxhill in the mid 13th century, and by Peter of
Goxhill in 1280. ' [VCH Yorks. East Riding VII:306-321, cites Kirkby's
Inquest, 371; Feud. Aids, vi. 40; Cal. Inq. p.m. iv, p. 355; Poulson,
Holderness, i. 369. Hildyard's lordship was challenged by the Crown c.
1285: Abbrev. Plac. (Rec. Com.), 209.[4]]

~ held of the honour of Aumale by Scures, then Hildyard[4]

' Giles appears under Seaton, in Sigglesthorne, in the apparently
faulty list of fees of the mid 13th century in Kirkby's Inquest, 373.'
[VCH East Riding, VII, Note 55[4]]

Spouse: Sir Giles de Goushill
Death: aft 8 Feb 1267[3]
Father: NN de Goushill

Children: Sir Piers (-<1286)


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.2.1 Sir Piers de Goushill
----------------------------------------
Death: bef 1 Jul 1286[3]

of Goxhill, co. Lincs
received manor of Toppesfield, Essex in free marriage from Ralph de
Camoys
summoned to attend the King at Shrewsbury, 28 June 1283[20],[3]

'Peter de Gousle', held a market and fair at Market Stainton, co.
Lincs.:
'mercatum, held by Peter de Gousle, Robert de Vernur,
Dunc’ de Cotes (QW, p. 410).'[18]

held the manor of Little Cowden in Holderness of the honour of Aumale,
1280 [VCH Yorks. East Riding VII:306-321[4]]

Spouse: Ela de Camoys
Father: Sir Ralph de Camoys (<1215-<1276)

Children: Ralph (ca1274-<1294)


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.2.1.1 Ralph de Goushill
----------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1274[3]
Death: bef 30 Aug 1294[3]
Occ: baron of Goxhill

of Goxhill, co. Lincoln and Camoys Manor in Toppesfield, Essex[8]

Genealogics I00042726[9]

IPM 26 Nov 1294, recorded 'the market [at Market Stainton, co. Lincs.]
was held by Ralph de Goushull, lately deceased, from William de Mortuo
Mari (CIPM, iii, no. 209).'[18]

held the manor of Little Cowden in Holderness of the honour of Aumale
[VCH Yorks. East Riding VII:306-321[4]]

Spouse: Hawise FitzWarin[20]
Death: aft 21 Feb 1295[21]
Father: Sir Fulk FitzWarin (1251-1315)
Mother: Margaret de la Pole (-1336)

Children: Margaret (1294-1349)


1.1.1.1.4.1.1.2.1.1.1a Margaret de Goushill*
----------------------------------------
Birth: 12 May 1294, Whittington, co. Salop[3]
Death: 29 Jul 1349[3]

heiress of Goxhill, co. Lincoln

her inheritance also included the manor of Little Cowden in Holderness
of the honour of Aumale, 1280 [VCH Yorks. East Riding VII:306-321[4]]

she m. 1stly Philip le Despenser,
2ndly John de Ros (d. 1339)[20]

Spouse: Philip Le Despenser
Death: 24 Sep 1313[8]
Father: Sir Hugh le Despenser (1260-1326)
Mother: Isabel de Beauchamp (-<1306)

Children: Sir Philip le Despenser (1313-1349)




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Derbyshire," *draft version, Ault Hucknall,
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Fauconberge," 20 September 2004, email
cgp@medievalgenealogy.org.uk, cites Victoria County History
account of the parish of Humbleton.
18. "Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs to 1516,"
http://www.histparl.ac.uk/cmh/gaz/
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of Holderness," Hull: Thomas Topping, and W. Pickering, 1840
(Vol I) 1841 (Vol II), pp. 197-198, pedigree of Hilton of Swine.
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series vol. XXXVII) - 1906.


* John P. Ravilious.¹

; Per Ravilious: "Josce 'le Flemangh'
allegedly came to England at the time of the Conquest: "Joceus le Flemmangh venit ad conquestum Angliae tempore Willielmi ducis Normanniae, et quaesivit in Cukeney tertiam partem feodi unius militis " [Mon.Angl. VI(2):872, Num. I, II[1]]
cf. Mon. Angl. VI(2):872-4[1]
VCH (Notts.) 2:129-38[2]
Children: Richard"
Ravilious cites:
1. Sir William Dugdale, "Monasticon Anglicanum," London: Harding & Lepard; and Longman Rees... Green, 1830. http://monasticmatrix.usc.edu/bibliographia/index.php?function=detail&id=2659
2. "A History of the County of Nottingham," 1907, Volume 2 (1910), pp. 129-38: 'House of Premonstratensian canons: The abbey of Welbeck', GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com, URL http://british.history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=40094.¹

      ; Person Source.¹

     John L. Gray was born on 12 September 1798; aged 52 in 1850 census.^2,4 He married Mary Mattern, daughter of George Mattern and Catherine Hyskell, on 17 February 1820.^3,1,2,5

John L. Gray died on 31 January 1856 at Patton Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 57.^3,1,2
John L. Gray was buried after 31 January 1856 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Sep. 12, 1798
Death:      Jan. 31, 1856
Family links:
Spouse:
Mary Mattern Gray (1798 - 1871)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription:
DIED AGED 57yrs. 4M. 19Ds.
Return unto thy rest O my soul for the Lord hath dealt bountifully with thee. Psalms CXVI 7V. (Psalms 116:7)

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Bill Daugherty
Record added: Mar 20, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 49981213.²
      ; PROBATE: Est # 1573, Will book C, pg 62, Centre Co., PA mentions children.

; Person Source.⁶

John L. Gray and Mary Mattern appeared in the census of 25 October 1850 at Patton Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
Note: same page as his brother-in-law, John and Eve (Gray) Chambers.
p. 270B, Lines 5-13, Dwelling 150; Family 150
     5 GRAY, John 52 [1798] M Farmer PA
     6 " , Mary 51 [1799] F PA
     7 " , Samuel 26 [1824] M
     8 " , Miles 22 [1828] M
     9 " , Elizabeth 20 [1830] F
     10 " , Mary 18 [1832] F
     11 " , Isaac 16 [1834] M
     12 " , Margaret 12 [1838] F
     13 " , Harriett 9 [1841] F.⁷

     Euphemia C. Gray married J. Matlock Kepheart, son of (?) Kephart.^3,1
Euphemia C. Gray was born on 1 April 1830; aged 20 in 1850 census.^1,2
Euphemia C. Gray died on 7 October 1865 at age 35.¹
Euphemia C. Gray was buried after 7 October 1865 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Apr. 1, 1830
Death:      Oct. 7, 1865
Family links:
Spouse: J. M. Kepheart (1815 - 1895)
Children:
Nina M. Kepheart (1856 - 1890)*
Lilly M. Kepheart (1863 - 1898)*

Inscription:
Wife of J.M. Kepheart
Died Aged 35y 6m 6d

Note: Top Section of Tombstone Broken Off.

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Nov 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80809487.¹
      ; Person Source.⁴

Euphemia C. Gray appeared on the census of 23 October 1850 in the household of John L. Gray and Mary Foster Davis at Half Moon Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
p. 268-A, Lines 8-14, Dwelling 119; Family 119
     8 GRAY, John L 53 [1797] M Farmer PA
     9 " , Mary 44 [1806] F
     10 " , George 23 [1827] M
     11 " , Uphemia 20 [1830] F
     12 " , John 13 [1837] M attended school
     13 " , Zane 10 [1840] F [sic] attended school
     14 " , Alonza 5 [1845] M attended school.⁵

     Sir Thomas Knyvett married Lady Elizabeth Hayward.²
Sir Thomas Knyvett was born in 1545.¹
Sir Thomas Knyvett died on 27 July 1622.¹
Sir Thomas Knyvett was buried after 27 July 1622 at St. Mary the Virgin, Stanwell, Spelthorne Borough, co. Surrey, England; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      1545
     Death:      Jul. 27, 1622
     Family links: Parents: Anne Pickering Vaughan (____ - 1582)
     Spouse: Elizabeth Hayward Knyvett (____ - 1622)*
     Siblings:
      Henry Weston (1535 - 1592)*
      Henry Knyvett (1537 - 1598)*
      Thomas Knyvett (1545 - 1622)
     Burial: St Mary the Virgin, Stanwell, Spelthorne Borough, Surrey, England
     Created by: Todd Whitesides
     Record added: Oct 22, 2014
     Find A Grave Memorial# 137629332.¹

      ; Person Source.³

      ; Person Source.¹

     Lady Elizabeth Hayward married Sir Thomas Knyvett, son of Sir Henry Knyvett of Charlton and Anne Pickering.¹

Lady Elizabeth Hayward died on 5 September 1622.¹
Lady Elizabeth Hayward was buried after 5 September 1622 at St. Mary the Virgin, Stanwell, Spelthorne Borough, co. Surrey, England; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      unknown
     Death:      Sep. 5, 1622
     Family links: Spouse: Thomas Knyvett (1545 - 1622)
     Burial: St Mary the Virgin, Stanwell, Spelthorne Borough, Surrey, England
     Created by: Todd Whitesides
     Record added: Oct 22, 2014
     Find A Grave Memorial# 137629370.¹

     Peter B. Gray was born on 14 April 1799.³ He married Elizabeth (Jane) Purdue.

Peter B. Gray died on 14 July 1862 at age 63; Linns [1883] p. 193 says d. 3 Feb, 1862.^3,4
Peter B. Gray was buried after 14 July 1862 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Apr. 14, 1799
Death:      Jul. 14, 1862

Family links:
Spouse:
Elizabeth Gray (____ - 1875)
Children:
Green Gray (1838 - 1913)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Nov 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80802032.³
      ; DEATH: killed by falling from his wagon shed. MISC: Biography by Anna J. Gray age 84, in 1944.

; GRAY, PETER B., was Instantly killed by falling from the loft of his wagon-shed, in Half-Moon township, Feb. 8, 1862. His widow, Elizabeth, died at the age of seventy-five. Mr. Gray was a commissioner of the county, and a highly-respected man. Their children have attained distinction and. prominence in the world, - Dr. John Purdue Gray (now at the head of the Utica Insane Asylum, N. Y., deservedly in the front rank of his profession. He was a prominent witness on the trial of Guiteau, convicted of the murder of President Garfield); Rev. E. J. Gray, late president of Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, etc. (from John Blair Linn, "History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania", 1883, p. 193.)^5,4

Peter B. Gray was listed as a resident in Peter Gray Jr. and Mary Magdalena "Polly" Hyskell's household in the census report on 7 August 1820 at Patton Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
p. 194, Line 6
     Name:     Peter Gray
     Home in 1820 (City, County, State):     Patton, Centre, Pennsylvania
     Enumeration Date:     August 7, 1820
     Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15:     1 [1805-10] George 1808
     Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25:     3 [1795-1804] John 1797, Peter 1799, Jacob 1801
     Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over:     1 [bef 1776] Peter c1789
     Free White Persons - Females - Under 10:     2 [aft 1810] Mary Ann 1817, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15:     1 [1805-10] Sarah 1807
     Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25:     1 [1795-1804] Eliza?
     Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over :     1 [bef 1776] Mary (Hyskell) 1770
     Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture:     4
     Free White Persons - Under 16:     4
     Free White Persons - Over 25:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     10
     Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other:     10.⁶

Peter B. Gray and Elizabeth (Jane) Purdue appeared in the census of 18 October 1850 at Half Moon Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
Next door to his son, P. B. D. Gray.
p. 260-B, Lines 9-18, Dwelling 10; Family 10
     9 GRAY, P B 50 [1800] M Farmer PA
     10 " , Elizabeth 50 [1800] F
     11 " , Mary 26 [1824] F
     12 " , William 22 [1828] M Farmer
     13 " , G P 20 [1830] M Farmer PA
     14 " , EJ 18 [1832] M Farmer
     15 " , Elizabeth 16 [1834] F
     16 " , Rebecca 14 [1836] F
     17 " , J G 12 [1838] M
     18 " , Sarah 10 [1840] F.⁷

Peter B. Gray and Elizabeth (Jane) Purdue appeared in the census of 2 August 1860 at Stormstown, Patton Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
p. 730, Line 33-40, Dwelling 1498; Family 1544
     33 GRAY, Peter B. 60 [1800] M Farmer $18,500 $1,880 PA
     34 " , Elizabeth 59 [1801] F PA
     35 " , Elizabeth 24 [1836] F PA
     36 " , Jacob G. 22 [1838] M Farm Laborer PA
     37 " , Sarah B. 19 [1841] F PA
     38 DORSEY, George B. S. 22 [1838] M Printer OH
     39 " , Margaret 22 [1838] F PA
     40 " , Elizabeth 4/12 [1860] F PA.⁸

     Frances Elder married Alonzo Thomas Gray, son of John L. Gray and Mary Foster Davis.²
Frances Elder was born on 8 April 1846 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Frances Elder died on 16 January 1923 at Pennsylvania, USA, at age 76.¹
Frances Elder was buried after 16 January 1923 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Apr. 8, 1846
Death:      Jan. 16, 1923


Family links:
Spouse:
Alonzo Thomas Gray (1845 - 1887)*

Children:
Juliet G. Gray (1879 - 1956)*
Maurice L. Gray (1883 - 1966)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Nov 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80808338.¹
      ; Person Source.³

     Juliet Guyer Gray was born on 22 September 1879 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Juliet Guyer Gray died on 13 August 1956 at Pennsylvania, USA, at age 76.¹
Juliet Guyer Gray was buried after 13 August 1956 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Sep. 22, 1879
Death:      Aug. 13, 1956

Family links:
Parents:
Alonzo Thomas Gray (1845 - 1887)
Frances Elder Gray (1846 - 1923)

Sibling:
Juliet G. Gray (1879 - 1956)
Maurice L. Gray (1883 - 1966)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription:
Daughter of A.T. & F.E. Gray

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Nov 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80808075.¹

      ; Elizabeth, nurse to the s (who d an Infant 1510/11) of HENRY VIII and KATHERINE OF ARAGON.¹

     Maurice L. Gray married Virginia S. (?)¹
Maurice L. Gray was born in 1883 at Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Maurice L. Gray died in 1966 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Maurice L. Gray was buried in 1966 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      1883
Death:      1966

Family links:
Parents:
Alonzo Thomas Gray (1845 - 1887)
Frances Elder Gray (1846 - 1923)

Spouse:
Virginia S. Gray (1895 - 1947)*

Sibling:
Juliet G. Gray (1879 - 1956)*
Maurice L. Gray (1883 - 1966)

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Nov 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80803732.¹

     Virginia S. (?) married Maurice L. Gray, son of Alonzo Thomas Gray and Frances Elder.²
Virginia S. (?) was born in 1895 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Virginia S. (?) died in 1947 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Virginia S. (?) was buried in 1947 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      1895
Death:      1947

Family links:
Spouse:
Maurice L. Gray (1883 - 1966)

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Nov 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80803791.¹

     Thomas le Fleming died after 1343.¹

     Guillem Ramon de Montcada Lord of Moncada, Vicomte de Béarn died in 1224.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: A Medieval Catalan Noble Family. The Moncadas, 1000-1230 , Shideler, John C.¹

     Guillem de Montcada married Marie (?) de Béarn, daughter of Pierre II de Béarn vicomte de Béarn, de Gabardan et de Brulhois and Matelle de Baux.

Guillem de Montcada died in 1172.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: A Medieval Catalan Noble Family. The Moncadas, 1000-1230 , Shideler, John C.¹

     Gaston de Montcada Vicomte de Béarn married Petronille de Comminges Cts de Bigorre, Vctse de Marsan, daughter of Bernard IV (?) Comte de Comminges, Sire de Muret et de Samatan and Stephanie dite Beatrix III (?) comtesse de Bigorre, vicomtesse de, on 1 June 1196
; her 1st husband.^2,3,4
Gaston de Montcada Vicomte de Béarn died in 1214.⁴
Gaston de Montcada Vicomte de Béarn died in 1214.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: Europäische Stammtafeln, J.A. Stargardt Verlag, Marburg, Schwennicke, Detlev (Ed.), Reference: III/3 405.⁴

; van de Pas cites: A Medieval Catalan Noble Family. The Moncadas, 1000-1230 , Shideler, John C.¹ Gaston de Montcada Vicomte de Béarn was also known as Gaston VI de Montcada Vcte de Béarn.^5,4

     Eliza Gray married Daniel R. Martin.

      .²

; Person Source.³ Eliza Gray was also known as Eliza Gray.

Eliza Gray was listed as a resident in Peter Gray Jr. and Mary Magdalena "Polly" Hyskell's household in the census report on 7 August 1820 at Patton Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
p. 194, Line 6
     Name:     Peter Gray
     Home in 1820 (City, County, State):     Patton, Centre, Pennsylvania
     Enumeration Date:     August 7, 1820
     Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15:     1 [1805-10] George 1808
     Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25:     3 [1795-1804] John 1797, Peter 1799, Jacob 1801
     Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over:     1 [bef 1776] Peter c1789
     Free White Persons - Females - Under 10:     2 [aft 1810] Mary Ann 1817, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15:     1 [1805-10] Sarah 1807
     Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25:     1 [1795-1804] Eliza?
     Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over :     1 [bef 1776] Mary (Hyskell) 1770
     Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture:     4
     Free White Persons - Under 16:     4
     Free White Persons - Over 25:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     10
     Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other:     10.⁴

     Guillem Ramon de Montcada Seneschal died in 1173.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: A Medieval Catalan Noble Family. The Moncadas, 1000-1230 , Shideler, John C.¹

     Sir John Lyttleton of Frankley married Bridget Packington.^2,1
Sir John Lyttleton of Frankley was born in 1520 at England.¹
Sir John Lyttleton of Frankley died on 15 February 1589/90.¹
      ; van de Pas cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. O 29607
     2. Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 1999. 613
     3. The Visitations of Staffordshire, 1583 1885 , Grazebrook, H. Sydney (editor). 109
     4. Harleian Society Publications Visitation series. 90:63.¹