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     Edward le Latimer 6th Lord Latimer of Braybrook married Margaret (?)¹
Edward le Latimer 6th Lord Latimer of Braybrook was born circa 1346.¹
Edward le Latimer 6th Lord Latimer of Braybrook died between 31 January 1410 and 1411 at dsp.¹
     He was de jure 6th LORD (Baron) LATIMER (of Braybrook).¹

     Anne Chamberlain married Richard Griffin, son of Thomas Griffin Lord Latimer and Elizabeth le Latimer.¹

     GAV-17.

     John le Latimer married Christian Ledet, daughter of Walter Ledet.¹

John le Latimer died before 12 December 1282.¹
     GAV-21. GAV-21.

     Christian Ledet married John le Latimer, son of Sir William le Latimer Knt., of Scampston.¹

     GAV-21. GAV-21.

     GAV-22.

     Sir William le Latimer Knt., of Scampston died before 22 November 1268.¹
     GAV-22.

Reference: Genealogics cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden. VII 457.²

; WILLIAM le LATIMER (i.e., interpreter; see SAINT DAVIDS, V, Lineage (of Philipps), for a similar instance of a surname deriving from a linguistic skill; here the 'le' was later corrupted to 'de' in the mistaken belief that Latimer was a place), of Scampston, E R Yorks; Sheriff Yorks July 1254-60 and 1266-67; ktd by 1262; d by 22 Nov 1268.¹

     William le Latimer 1st Lord Latimer of Corby married Alice Ledet, daughter of Walter Ledet, circa 1268.^1,3

William le Latimer 1st Lord Latimer of Corby died on 5 December 1304.^1,3
     GAV-22. He was 1st LORD (Baron) LATIMER (of Corby), aparently cr by writ of summons 1290 to an assembly deemed by later (though not the very latest) doctrine to have been a Parl, though the first recorded writ dates from 29 Dec 1299.¹

; WILLIAM le LATIMER, 1st LORD (Baron) LATIMER (of Corby), aparently cr by writ of summons 1290 to an assembly deemed by later (though not the very latest) doctrine to have been a Parl, though the first recorded writ dates from 29 Dec 1299; saw action at English defeat by Scots of Stirling 1297 and English victory over Scots of Falkirk 1298; Keeper Berwick 1300, participating Siege of Carlaverock June 1300; m c 1268 Alice, er dau and coheir of Walter Ledet, whereby he acquired Corby, Northants, with other extensive possessions, and d 5 Dec 1304.¹ William le Latimer 1st Lord Latimer of Corby was also known as Sir William le Latimer Knt.⁴

Reference: Genealogics cites:
     1. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden. VII 461
     2. Ancestor list of Lucy and Emily O'Connor 2015 , O'Connor, Robert. 9,574,598.³

     Alice Ledet married William le Latimer 1st Lord Latimer of Corby, son of Sir William le Latimer Knt., of Scampston, circa 1268.^1,2

     GAV-24.

     William le Latimer 1st/2nd Lord Latimer of Corby was born circa 1276.¹ He married Lucia/Lucy de Thwenge, daughter of Robert de Thweng Lord of Kilton, before 20 April 1295.^1,3
William le Latimer 1st/2nd Lord Latimer of Corby and Lucia/Lucy de Thwenge were divorced before 22 July 1312.¹ William le Latimer 1st/2nd Lord Latimer of Corby married Sibyl de Fourneaux, daughter of Sir Richard de Fourneaux, before 18 August 1314.¹

William le Latimer 1st/2nd Lord Latimer of Corby died on 23 July 1317.¹
     He was 1st/2nd LORD (Baron) LATIMER (of Corby), so cr by writ of summons to Parl 6 Feb 1298/9 (i.e., nearly a year prior to the first recorded writ of summons to his f, though the latter may have been summoned even earlier; see above.)¹

; WILLIAM le LATIMER, 1st/2nd LORD (Baron) LATIMER (of Corby), so cr by writ of summons to Parl 6 Feb 1298/9 (i.e., nearly a year prior to the first recorded writ of summons to his f, though the latter may have been summoned even earlier; see above); b c 1276; fought at English defeat by Scots of Bannockburn 1314, when captured and held at Bothwell till ransomed some eight months after the battle; fought for EDWARD II Battle of Boroughbridge 16 March 1321/2 against the rebellious Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, though one of the latter's supporters till c 1318; Keeper York Jan 1322/2; envoy to negotiate peace with Scotland 1324; m 1st by 20 April 1295 (divorce by 22 July 1312) Lucy, yr dau and coheir of Sir Robert de Thweng, and had issue; m 2nd by 18 Aug 1314 Sibyl, dau of Sir Richard de Fourneaux and widow of William de Huntingfield, and d by 23 July 1317, leaving by her a s (Thomas); his s by his 1st wife.¹ GAV-23.

     Sibyl de Fourneaux married William de Huntinfield.¹
Sibyl de Fourneaux married William le Latimer 1st/2nd Lord Latimer of Corby, son of William le Latimer 1st Lord Latimer of Corby and Alice Ledet, before 18 August 1314.¹

     William de Huntinfield married Sibyl de Fourneaux, daughter of Sir Richard de Fourneaux.¹

William de Huntinfield died before 18 August 1314.¹

     Elizabeth Fitz Alan married Sir William le Latimer Ktn., KG, 3rd/4th Lord Latimer of Corby, son of Sir William le Latimer Knt., 2nd/3rd Lord Latimer of Corby and Elizabeth Botetourte, before 10 August 1353.^1,3,2

Elizabeth Fitz Alan died on 11 March 1384; died testate.²

Her estate was probated on 26 April 1384.²

      ; possibly dau of Edmund FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel.¹

Elizabeth Fitz Alan left a will on 21 March 1383.²

     Elizabeth Neville was born circa 1384.⁴ She married Sir Thomas de Willoughby Knt., of Boston and Frampton, Lincs, son of Robert de Willoughby 4th Lord Willoughby de Eresby and Margery La Zouche, before 17 May 1396
; his 2nd wife.^1,2,4,3,7,6
      ; van de Pas cites: Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 2588.⁴

     Sir Thomas de Willoughby Knt., of Boston and Frampton, Lincs married Katherine Friskney, daughter of Sir Thomas Friskney Knt.,
; his 1st wife.² Sir Thomas de Willoughby Knt., of Boston and Frampton, Lincs married Elizabeth Neville, daughter of Sir John de Neville K.G., 3rd Lord Neville of Raby and Elizabeth le Latimer Baroness Latimer of Corby, before 17 May 1396
; his 2nd wife.^1,4,6,2,5,3
Sir Thomas de Willoughby Knt., of Boston and Frampton, Lincs died before 20 August 1417; per Richardson: "date of administration of his estate."²
      ; 3rd s of 1st Lord (Baron) Willoughby de Eresby (qv.)¹ He was Sheriff of Lincolnshire at Lincolnshire, England.²

; van de Pas cites: Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 2588.⁵ Sir Thomas de Willoughby Knt., of Boston and Frampton, Lincs was also known as Sir Thomas Willoughby of Boston and Frampton, Lincs.^2,5

; Thomas (Sir); m his stepsister Elizabeth, dau of Elizabeth, de jure Baroness Latimer (qv) (of Corby) in her own right, by her 1st husb 3rd Lord (Baron) Neville (of Raby) (see ABERGAVENNY, M), and with her was ancestor of the Lords (Barons) Willoughby de Broke (qv.)⁴

     John Willoughby 6th/7th Lord Latimer of Corby married Jane Welby.^1,3,2
John Willoughby 6th/7th Lord Latimer of Corby was born circa 1400.^1,3,2
John Willoughby 6th/7th Lord Latimer of Corby died between 24 February 1436 and 1437.^1,3,2
     He was , de jure 6th/7th LORD (Baron) LATIMER (of Corby), though never called to Parl.¹

; van de Pas cites: 1. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 2588
2. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: VII 477.³

     Jane Welby married John Willoughby 6th/7th Lord Latimer of Corby, son of Sir Thomas de Willoughby Knt., of Boston and Frampton, Lincs and Elizabeth Neville.^1,2,3

     Sir John Willoughby Knt., 7th-8th Lord Latimer of Corby was born circa 1421; Richardson says b. abt 1422 "aged 15 in 1437."^1,2 He married Anne Cheyney, daughter of Edmund Cheyney of Broke, Wiltshire & Ottery, Devonshire and Alice Stafford, before 4 March 1445.^1,2,5

Sir John Willoughby Knt., 7th-8th Lord Latimer of Corby died before August 1477.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 2588.⁶ He was living in December 1475.²

     Anne Cheyney was born on 26 July 1428 at Brook (in Westbury), Wiltshire, England.² She married Sir John Willoughby Knt., 7th-8th Lord Latimer of Corby, son of John Willoughby 6th/7th Lord Latimer of Corby and Jane Welby, before 4 March 1445.^1,2,3

Anne Cheyney died on 10 June 1470 at age 41.²
      ; van de Pas cites: Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 2588.³

     Edmund Cheyney of Broke, Wiltshire & Ottery, Devonshire married Alice Stafford, daughter of Sir Humphrey Stafford Knt.²

     Edmund Cheyney of Broke, Wiltshire & Ottery, Devonshire was (an unknown value) at Ottery, Devonshire, England.¹

Edmund Cheyney of Broke, Wiltshire & Ottery, Devonshire lived at Broke, Wiltshire, England.¹

     Margaret Willoughby died before 1430; dsp or died unmarried.^1,2

      ; Milo fitz David/fitz Bishop; feudal Baron of Iverk, Co Kilkenny; ancestor of the BARRONs of Brownsford, Co Kilkenny.¹

     Andrew Avenal died; dsp.¹ He married Amabel Fitz Maurice, daughter of Maurice "Mael, the Bald" Fitz Maurice 3rd Lord of Offaly and Matilda de Prendergast.¹

     Thomas FitzJohn Fitz Gerald 2nd Earl of Kildare married Lady Joan de Burgh, daughter of Richard 'the Red' de Burgh 2nd Earl of Ulster and Connaught and Margaret (Margery) (?) of Guines, on 16 August 1312.^1,3

Thomas FitzJohn Fitz Gerald 2nd Earl of Kildare died on 9 April 1328.¹
     He was 2nd Earl of Kildare.¹

; THOMAS FitzJOHN FitzGERALD, 2nd Earl of Kildare; Dep Justiciar Ireland 1320, Ld Justice Ireland 1326-28, Justiciar Ireland 1327 and 1328; m 16 Aug 1312 [10594] Lady Joan de Burgh (m 2nd 3 July 1329 Sir John D'Arcy, Ld Justice of Ireland, and d 22 April 1359), 3rd dau of Richard 'The Red', Earl of Ulster, and d 9 April 1328.¹

     Lady Elizabeth Grey married Gerald Geroit Oge ('Gerald the Younger') Fitz Gerald 9th Earl of Kildare in 1519.¹

     Sir Gerald Fitz Gerald Knt., 11th Earl of Kildare was born on 25 February 1525.¹ He married Mabel Browne, daughter of Sir Anthony Browne Knt., KG, of Cowdray Park, Sussex and Alice Gage, on 29 May 1554.^1,2

Sir Gerald Fitz Gerald Knt., 11th Earl of Kildare died on 16 November 1585 at age 60.¹
     He was 11th Earl of Kildare, as which restored by Act of I Parl 23 Feb 1568/9, also 1st EARL OF KILDARE and BARON OF OFFALY (both I), so cr 13 May 1554 (before the reversal of the attainder), with precedence of the earlier forfeited Earldom.¹

; GERALD FitzGERALD, 11th Earl of Kildare, as which restored by Act of I Parl 23 Feb 1568/9, also 1st EARL OF KILDARE and BARON OF OFFALY (both I), so cr 13 May 1554 (before the reversal of the attainder), with precedence of the earlier forfeited Earldom, called 'The Wizard Earl', PC (I March 1557/8), JP (Cos Dublin and Kildare 1556); b 25 Feb 1525; aged ten at the time of his half-brother's giving himself up, he was spirited away by well-wishers anxious to keep him out of HENRY VIII's clutches to his sister Mary (see below), to whom he was conveyed in a covered basket while in the throes of smallpox; from Mary he was bundled off to his aunt Eleanor and from her he was shipped to the Low Countries, arriving in Liège aged 15; from there he subsequently went to Rome, reportedly doubled back to Nantes, in western France, where the French were alleged to be getting ready a fleet to invade Ireland; also, however, helped the Knights 'of Rhodes' repel what contemporaries refer to as the Moors, though since the Kts of St John had lost Rhodes to the Ottoman Turks in 1522 this may refer to the Knights of St John at Malta; entered service of Cosmo de' Medici, Duke of Florence, who appointed him Master of his Horse; went to England following EDWARD VI's accession 1547, his estates being restored him 1552; ktd c 1552; supported Lady JANE GREY's candidature for the Crown 1553 but after MARY's coming to the throne took a leading part in suppressing Sir Thomas Wyatt's Revolt 1554, hence the revival of the Earldom in his favour some months later; apparently sympathetic to rising led by the Earl of Desmond 1574, hence arrested 1575 and sent over to London, where imprisoned by Jan 1575/6; nevertheless allegedly helped suppress a further rising stirred up by the Earl of Desmond in Munster with Spanish aid 1579-82; again imprisoned on suspicion of subversion first in Dublin then in the Tower of London 1580; allowed to go back to Ireland 1583; m 29 May 1554 Mabel (d 25 Aug 1610), sis of Anthony Browne, 1st Viscount Montagu, and d 16 Nov 1585.¹

     Mabel Browne married Sir Gerald Fitz Gerald Knt., 11th Earl of Kildare, son of Gerald Geroit Oge ('Gerald the Younger') Fitz Gerald 9th Earl of Kildare and Lady Elizabeth Grey, on 29 May 1554.^1,2

Mabel Browne died on 25 August 1610.¹