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     Sir Ambrose Cave Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster married Margaret Willington, daughter of William Willington Esq., of Barcheston, Co. Warwick and Anne Middlemore of Edgbaston, co. Warwick.³
Sir Ambrose Cave Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster was born circa 1503.¹
Sir Ambrose Cave Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster died on 2 April 1568.¹
      ; Genealogics cites:
     1. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden. X 284
     2. Cave of Stanford 1998 , O'Connor, Robert.
     3. Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 1999 . 525
     4. History of Parliament , Roskell. 1558 1:563
     5. The Genealogical History of the Croke Family 1823, Croke, Sir Alexander. table 22
     6. A History of South Cave. 1892 , Hall, John George. 97.¹ He was Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster at Duchy of Lancaster, Lancashire, England.⁴

     George Wintour married Jane Ingleby, daughter of Sir William Ingleby of Ripley Castle and Anne Mallory.^2,1

     Reference: Genealogics cites: Wikipedia Website for his sons.^1,3

     Thomas Cave of Stanford married Thomasine Passemer of Essex.^1,2
Thomas Cave of Stanford was born circa 1445.
Thomas Cave of Stanford died on 17 September 1495.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: Cave of Stanford 1998 , O'Connor, Robert.¹

     Peter Cave married Margaret Burdet.
Peter Cave was born circa 1410.

     Margaret Burdet married Peter Cave, son of Peter Cave and Anne Ingleby.
Margaret Burdet was born.
     Her married name was Cave.

     Thomasine Passemer of Essex married Thomas Cave of Stanford, son of Peter Cave and Margaret Burdet.^2,1
Thomasine Passemer of Essex was born circa 1450 at Essex.
      ; van de Pas cites: Cave of Stanford 1998 , O'Connor, Robert.¹ Her married name was Cave.

     Margaret Saxby was born circa 1475 at Calais, Aquitaine, France (now).³ She married Richard Cave Esq., of Stanford-on-Avon, co. Northampton, son of Thomas Cave of Stanford and Thomasine Passemer of Essex, circa 1495
;
His 2nd wife.^3,4
Margaret Saxby died between March 1531 and 1532.³
     Reference: Genealogics cites: The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. Q 120251.³

     Peter Cave was born at England. He married Anne Ingleby, daughter of Ralph Ingleby.

     Sir Alexander Cave married Katherine Sommerville, daughter of Roger Sommerville.

     Sir John Cave married NN Genille, daughter of Peter Genille.

     Sir Alexander Cave married Amphelicia Hotham, daughter of Sir Geoffrey Hotham.

     Peter Cave married Anne Ward, daughter of Sir Simon Ward.

     Sir Alexander Cave married Joan Mauley, daughter of Peter II de Maulay Lord Of Mulgrave and Joan de Brus.

Sir Alexander Cave died after 1314.

     Peter de Cave married Joan Bromflete.

     Joan Bromflete married Peter de Cave.

     Joan Mauley married Sir Alexander Cave, son of Peter de Cave and Joan Bromflete.

     Peter II de Maulay Lord Of Mulgrave married Joan de Brus.

Peter II de Maulay Lord Of Mulgrave died on 25 July 1279.

     Anne Ward married Peter Cave, son of Sir Alexander Cave and Joan Mauley.

     Her married name was Cave.

     Sir Simon Ward married an unknown person.

     Amphelicia Hotham married Sir Alexander Cave, son of Peter Cave and Anne Ward.

     Her married name was Cave.

     Sir Geoffrey Hotham married an unknown person.

     NN Genille married Sir John Cave, son of Sir Alexander Cave and Amphelicia Hotham.

     Her married name was Cave.

     Peter Genille married an unknown person.

     Katherine Sommerville married Sir Alexander Cave, son of Sir John Cave and NN Genille.

     Her married name was Cave.

     Roger Sommerville married an unknown person.

     Anne Ingleby married Peter Cave, son of Sir Alexander Cave and Katherine Sommerville.

     Her married name was Cave.

     Ralph Ingleby married an unknown person.

     Joan de Brus married Peter II de Maulay Lord Of Mulgrave.

Joan de Brus died circa 25 July 1243.
     Her married name was de Maulay.

     Margaret Willington married Sir Ambrose Cave Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, son of Richard Cave Esq., of Stanford-on-Avon, co. Northampton and Margaret Saxby.²
Margaret Willington was born circa 1521.
Margaret Willington died on 23 March 1546.²
      ; van de Pas cites: Cave of Stanford 1998 , O'Connor, Robert.²

     William Willington Esq., of Barcheston, Co. Warwick was born in 1510. He married Anne Middlemore of Edgbaston, co. Warwick, daughter of Richard Middlemore Esq., of Edgbaston, co. Warwick and Margery Throckmorton of Coughton, co. Warwick,
; his 1st wife.^2,4,3 William Willington Esq., of Barcheston, Co. Warwick married Anne Littleton, daughter of Richard Lyttleton of Baxterley and Alice Wynnesbury, in 1545
; his 2nd wife; her 2nd husband.^2,3
William Willington Esq., of Barcheston, Co. Warwick died after 28 March 1555; per van de Pas - date of will. O'Connor says d. 1555.^1,3
      ; wrote in message news:145.4a4a05f6.301c57d6@aol.com...

>> Edward Boughton of Brownsover, Dunchurch, Long Lawford and Little Lawford
>> was married to Elizabeth Willington, dau of William Willington of
>> Barcheston.
>>

Dear will

As you appear from the above to be interested in the Broughton ancestry you
may also be interested in the Willingtons and their ancestral connections??

>From Phillimore's 'Some Account of the Family of Middlemore' (a copy of
which I am fortunate enough to possess, the Middlemores forming part of my
own ancestry), p 35 the following details on William Willington may be
gleaned:

William Willington, Esq., of Barcheston, Co. Warw. M 1 st Anne (Died before
8 Nov. 1545), d. of Richard Middlemore, Esq., of Edgbaston, Co. Warw. & his
wife Margery, d. of Sir Thomas Throckmorton, Kt., of Coughton, Co. Warw. M
2nd 1545 his sister-in-law Anne, widow of Thomas Middlemore, Esq., of
Edgbaston, & d. of Richard Littleton, Esq., of Pillaton, Co. Staffs. Died
1555.

Elizabeth Willington, wife of Edward Broughton, was the daughter of William
Willington and his first wife Anne Middlemore.

I don't have any further information on William Willington as he does not
fall within my direct ancestry, but Anne Middlemore's male line ancestry is
thus (beginning with her earliest known male ancestor):

JOHN de MIDDLEMORE (2), of Studley & Solihull, Co Staffs., England., He was
named in the Subsidy Roll for Studley & Sollihull, 1327. Mentioned in
various legal transactions, 1332 to 1343. He was lawyer for Ralph de Perham
in relation to lands in Longdon, 1332. He was directed to arrest & lodge
certain criminals in Worcester Gaol, 1333. Appointed a Commissioner in an
inquest relating to the lands of the Abbot of Bordesley, 1336. M Lettice
(She granted to her son, John, premises in Solihull & Tanworth, 1343). Died
c. 1340. He had issue:
/
HENRY MIDDLEMORE (2), of Mapleborough, Studley., He was recorded as living
in 1335 & as lawyer for Thomas de Beauchamp in 1365. He was a defendant in
a plea of assize, 1368. He had issue:
/
THOMAS MIDDLEMORE (2), of Edgbaston, Co. Warw., M Isabel (She M 2nd Richard
Clodeshale, of Saltley, whose will was Proved at P.C.C., August 1428. She
died c. 1423), d. & heir of Richard de Edgbaston, Esq., of Edgbaston, Co.
Warw. (See EDGBASTON). Citizen of London. He took possession of Edgbaston
in right of his wife. He was mentioned in an inquisition held as to the
founding of the Guild of the Holy Cross in Birmingham, 1392. An inquisition
as to his estate was taken at Birmingham, which showed that he was seised of
the manor of Edgbaston and lands in Studley, 10 March 1396. He, his wife, &
son John, were defendants in a suit by Thomas Porter, of Edgbaston, 1400.
He had licence to found a chantry in Studley Church, called Middlemore's
chapel, 1405. Died c. 1410. He had issue:
/
JOHN MIDDLEMORE (2), of Edgbaston, Co. Warw., M Agnes Waldive (She M 2nd
William Lucy). He was listed as one of the persons required to take the
oath not to maintain peace breakers, 1 May 1434. Died 1446. Bur. in
Edgbaston Church. He had issue:
/
RICHARD MIDDLEMORE, of Edgbaston, Co. Warw., Born before 1446. On his
father's death in 1446 he was a minor, & consequently was made a ward of Sir
William Birmingham, Kt., of Birmingham, Warw. He was one of the jurors at
the I.P.M. of Sir William Birmingham, Kt., 1478. In 1483 he witnessed a
grant of the manor of Arley made by Sir William Littleton, Kt., of Frankley,
Co. Worc. In 1490 he was a party with his nephew, John, to a final concord
relating to lands in King's Norton. He built the north arcade to St.
Bartholomew's Church, Edgbaston, 1500. M c. 1470 Margery (Born c. 1450.
Named as executrix of her husband's will, 28 Nov. 1502. Will dated 14 Aug.
1530. Died 1530. Will Proved at P.C.C., 6 Feb. 1530/1), d. of Sir Thomas
Throckmorton, Kt., of Coughton, Co. Worc. & his wife Margaret, d. of Sir
Robert Olney, Kt. (See THROCKMORTON). Will dated 28 Nov. 1502 - described
in his will as "Lord of Edgbaston". Died 16 Feb. 1502/3. Will Proved at
P.C.C., 14 March 1502/3. I.P.M., 1503. He had issue:
/
ANNE MIDDLEMORE, M William Willington above.

If any of this should be relevant to your interest I can happily let you
have my full Middlemore file detailing the Middlemore family in its many
lines. The Trockmorton connection is also easily traced and I can provide
details of that family should you so require.

Best wishes
Robert O'Connor.¹

; van de Pas cites: 1. Kwartierstatenboek 1993 De Herdenking van het 110-jarig best. K.N.G. v Geslacht en Wapenkunde., Reference: 81
2. Cave of Stanford 1998 , O'Connor, Robert
3. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, 1938, Reference: Page 772.³