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     Robert Hungerford died; dspm.¹

     Thomas Hungerford died; dspm.¹

     John Hungerford died; dspm.¹

     Sir Walter Hungerford died before 18 February 1433 at France; dvp.¹
      ; Walter (Sir); dvp France by 18 Feb 1432/3.¹

     Margaret/Margery Burnell was born circa 1405.¹ She married Sir Edmund Hungerford Knt., son of Sir Walter Hungerford KB, KG, 1st Lord Hungerford and Katherine Peverell, before 8 November 1416
; Burke's Peerage says "m just before 8 Nov 1416."^1,2,3
      ; dau and coheir of Edward Burnell (ka vp Agincourt 25 Oct 1415) and gdau of 2nd Lord (Baron) Burnell, between whom and her two sisters the Barony of Burnell is by later doctrine held to have fallen into abeyance on the 2nd Lord Burnell's death in 1420 (see SHREWSBURY and WATERFORD, E).¹

     Isabel Basset married Sir Thomas Shirley.¹

      ; Isabel, (illegitimate?, half?-)sis and eventual heir of Ralph Basset, 3rd Lord (Baron) Basset of Drayton (dsp 10 May 1390, since when that Barony has been abeyant or dormant.)¹

     Sir Thomas Hungerford was born in 1442.²
      ; van de Pas cites: 1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: Q 115387
2. Cahiers de Saint Louis , Dupont, Jacques and Saillot, Jacques, Reference: 826.²

; per van de Pas: "Son of Robert, 3rd Lord Hungerford and Eleanor Moleyns, Thomas was born in 1442. Before 16 October 1460 he married Lady Anne Percy. Because of the forfeiture of his father, he did not become 4th Baron Hungerford nor 2nd Lord Moleyns. Sir Thomas Hungerford died on 17 January 1469. About 1473 his widow married Sir Laurence Rainsford and widowed again, about 1483 she married Sir Hugh Vaughan."²

     Anne/Mary Grey married Sir Edward Hungerford, son of Sir Edmund Hungerford Knt. and Margaret/Margery Burnell.^1,2

     Sir Edward Hungerford married Anne/Mary Grey, daughter of Edward Grey 5th Lord Ferrers of Groby and Lady Elizabeth Ferrers of Groby.^1,2

      ; Edward (Sir) m Anne, dau of Sir Edward Grey (see GREY, B), called to Parl from 14 Dec 1446 in right of his w as LORD (Baron) FERRERS (of Groby); ancestor of the HUNGERFORDs of Cadenham, Wilts.¹

     Margaret Hungerford married Sir Walter Rodney.¹

     Sir Oliver Manyngham Knt. married Eleanor Moleyns, daughter of Sir William de Moleyns Knt., of Stoke Pogis and Anne Whalesborough, before 24 September 1465
; her 2nd husband.^1,3,2
     Sir Oliver Manyngham Knt. was also known as Sir Oliver Manningham Knt.²

     Sir William Bulstrode married Agnes Norreys, daughter of William Norreys.^2,3

Sir William Bulstrode died in 1478.³
      ; van de pas cites: The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: Q 117975; Q 115043.³ Sir William Bulstrode was also known as William Bulstrode of Upton.³

     Geoffrey Chaucer was born between 1340 and 1345.² He married Lady Philippa Roet in 1366.²

Geoffrey Chaucer died on 25 October 1400; Chaucer's death (on 25 October, according to tradition).²
     He was justice of peace for Kent. at co. Kent, England.²

; Author.¹

Geoffrey Chaucer began military service between 1359 and 1360 Chaucer serves in the war in France, is captured by the French in 1360 and is ransomed for 16 pounds.² He was Chaucer serves as a "valettus" and later as a squire in the court of Edward III; granted a payment of 20 marks per annum for life. in 1367.²

; Chaucer writes "Fragment A" of the Romaunt of the Rose, The Book of the Duchess, probably a good many lyrics in French and English, now lost, and such lyrics as The Complaint unto Pity and The Complaint to His Lady.²

Geoffrey Chaucer began military service in 1369 at France Chaucer serves with John of Gaunt's army in France.² He was Chaucer is appointed controller of the customs; granted a lease on a dwelling over Aldgate. in 1374.²

; Chaucer granted a gallon pitcher of wine daily for life.²

; Late 1370's Chaucer writes Saint Cecelia (possibly later); The House of Fame, Anelida and Arcite.²

; Chaucer writes The Parliament of Fowls.²

; Chaucer writes Boece, Troilus and Criseyede.²

; Chaucer writes "Palamoun and Arcite" (later used as The Knight's Tale); " The Legend of Good Women (though some parts are probably earlier and the prologue was later revised).² He was Chaucer serves as member of Parliament for Kent (where he now probably lives). in 1386 at co. Kent, England.²

; Chaucer begins The Canterbury Tales.²

; Chaucer writes most of The Canterbury Tales, including probably "The Marriage Group."²

; Chaucer writes the latest of the Tales, including probably The Nun's Priest's Tale, The Canon's Yeoman's Tale (though part is probably earlier), the Parson's Tale, and several short poems, including the envoys to Scogan and Bukton and the "Complaint to His Purse."²

     Lady Philippa Roet married Geoffrey Chaucer, son of John Chaucer and Agnes (?), in 1366.¹

     Lady Philippa Roet was a lady-in-waiting in the Queen's household.¹ She was Chaucer's wife Philippa in the household of John of Gaunt's wife. in 1372.¹

     John Chaucer married Agnes (?)¹

John Chaucer died in 1366.¹

     Lewis Chaucer was born in 1380.¹

     Agnes (?) married John Chaucer.¹

Agnes (?) died in 1381.¹

     Elizabeth Brooke was born between 1 January 1562 and 1563.¹ She married Robert Cecil KG, KB, PC, 1st Earl of Salisbury, son of Sir William Cecil KG, PC, 1st Baron of Burghley and Mildred Coke, on 31 August 1589.^1,2

Elizabeth Brooke died on 24 January 1596/97.¹
      ; Ldy of ELIZABETH I's Privy and Bed Chamber, dau of 10th Lord (Baron) Cobham.¹

     William Brooke 10th Lord Cobham married Dorothy Neville, daughter of George Neville KB, KG, 3rd Lord Bergavenny and Lady Mary Stafford,
; his 1st wife.^5,3,6 William Brooke 10th Lord Cobham married Frances Newton, daughter of Sir John (Craddock) Newton Knt. and Margaret Poyntz, between 25 February 1559 and 1560.³

William Brooke 10th Lord Cobham died in 1596.³
     He was 10th Lord Cobham of the Jan 1312/13 cr.^1,3

     Alexander Abernethy of Wester Saltoun married Elizabeth Crichton, daughter of Sir James Crichton of Frendraught and Lady Johanna/Janet Keith, circa November 1589
; contract 7 Nov 1589.¹
Alexander Abernethy of Wester Saltoun died on 10 April 1603.¹
      ; Alexander of Wester Saltoun; m (contract 7 Nov 1589) Elizabeth. dau of Sir James Crichton, of Frendraught (see above), and d 10 April 1603.¹

     Elizabeth Crichton married Alexander Abernethy of Wester Saltoun, son of Alexander Abernethy 6th Lord Saltoun and Lady Alison Keith, circa November 1589
; contract 7 Nov 1589.¹

     Sir James Crichton of Frendraught married Lady Johanna/Janet Keith, daughter of William Keith 3rd Earl Marischal of Scotland and Margaret Keith of Inverugie.²

      ; ancestor of Abernethy of Barrie and Mayen-now extinct.¹

     George Meldrum of Drumbreck married Margaret Abernethy, daughter of Alexander Abernethy 6th Lord Saltoun and Lady Alison Keith, in 1582.¹

     Jean Abernethy married John Urquhart of Cromarty, son of Alexander Urquhart of Cromarty,
; her 2nd husband.¹ Jean Abernethy married Alexander Seton 6th of Meldrum, son of William Seton of Methlic & Haddo and Janet Gordon of Lesmoir, in 1579
; her 1st husband; his 2nd wife. per Stirnet, marriage certificate dated 12 August 1579.^3,4
      ; Jean; m 1st, 1579, Alexander Seton of Meldrum (see SETON, Bt, of Pitmedden) and m 2nd, John Urquhart, s of Alexander Urquhart of Cromarty.¹

     Alexander Seton 6th of Meldrum married Elizabeth Irvine, daughter of Alexander Irvine of Lonmay, younger of Drum,
; his 1st wife.² Alexander Seton 6th of Meldrum married Jean Abernethy, daughter of Alexander Abernethy 6th Lord Saltoun and Lady Alison Keith, in 1579
; her 1st husband; his 2nd wife. per Stirnet, marriage certificate dated 12 August 1579.^1,2