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     Col. Henry Washington married Elizabeth Pakington, daughter of Sir John Pakington 1st Bt, of Aylesbury, Bucks,
; her 1st husband.¹ Col. Henry Washington was born before 21 March 1615.¹
Col. Henry Washington died before 9 March 1664.¹
Col. Henry Washington was buried on 9 March 1664 at Richmond, co. Surrey, England.²
      ; Henry, Col in the King's Army during the Civil War, Military Governor of Worcester, which town he defended against the Parliamentary Forces; bapt 21 March 1615; m Elizabeth, (who m 2nd Col Samuel Sandys, of Ombersley, Worcester, and d 1699), only dau of Sir John Pakington, 1st Bt, of Aylesbury, Bucks, (see BURKE'S Peerage-HAMPTON B), and was bur at Richmond, Surrey, 9 March, 1664, leaving issue four daus. and co-heirs.¹

     Elizabeth Pakington married Col. Henry Washington, son of Sir William Washington of Leckhampstead, Bucks., and Lady Anne Villiers,
; her 1st husband.¹ Elizabeth Pakington married Col. Samuel Sandys of Ombersley, Worcester
; her 2nd husband.¹
Elizabeth Pakington died in 1699.¹

     Sir John Pakington 1st Bt, of Aylesbury, Bucks lived at Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.²

     George Washington was born before 13 January 1620.¹
George Washington died after 1643.¹
      ; George, a Courtier, living 1643; bapt 13 Jan 1620.¹ He was living in 1643.¹

     Susanna Washington married Reginald Graham of Lewisham, Kent, and Nunnington, Yorks.¹
Susanna Washington was born before 15 November 1618.¹ She was baptized on 15 November 1618.¹
Susanna Washington died on 26 February 1669; dsp.¹
      ; Susanna; bapt 15 Nov 1618; m Reginald Graham, of Lewisham, Kent, and Nunnington, Yorks, brother of Sir Richard Graham, 1st Bt, of Esk (see BURKE'S Peerage), and dsp 26 Feb 1699.¹

     Elizabeth Washington was born in 1619.¹ She married Col. William Legge on 2 March 1642.^1,2,5

Elizabeth Washington died in 1688.²
     Reference:
Genealogics cites: [S00058] Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, The Complete Peerage, 1936. 4:87.²

; Elizabeth; b 1619; m 2 March, 1642, Col William Legge, and was mother of George, 1st Baron Dartmouth (see BURKE'S Peerage-DARTMOUTH E.)¹

     Col. William Legge was born in 1608.² He married Elizabeth Washington, daughter of Sir William Washington of Leckhampstead, Bucks., and Lady Anne Villiers, on 2 March 1642.^1,3,2

Col. William Legge died on 13 October 1670.²
      ;
From Genealogics:
William Legge was born in 1608 in Ireland, the son of Edward Legge and Mary Walsh. He was brought out of Ireland by his godfather, Henry Danvers, Earl of Danby, and sent by him to serve as a volunteer under King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, then afterwards fought under Prince Maurits of Orange in The Netherlands. On his return to England, he was first constituted keeper of the king's wardrobe during life and, soon after, made groom of the bedchamber.

William Legge married Elizaeth Washington, daughter of Sir William Washington, of Packington, and Anne Villiers.

During the civil wars, William Legge became eminently distinguished by his faithful attachment to King Charles I and his persevering exertions in the royal cause, both before and after the murder of the king.

Wounded and taken prisoner at the battle of Worcester, he would have been executed had his wife not contrived his escape from Coventry gaol in her own clothes. High in favour after the Restoration, he enjoyed several lucrative and honourable offices.

William Legge died on 13 October 1670. His widow died in 1688.²

Reference:
Genealogics cites: He was Groom of the Bedchamber.²

     Richard Washington was born in 1600.¹
     He was living in 1610.¹

     Thomas Washington was born in 1605.¹
Thomas Washington died before 15 August 1623 at Madrid, Spain.¹
Thomas Washington was buried on 15 August 1623 at English Embassy, Madrid, Spain; "Under a fig-tree behind my Lord of Bristol's House"-then the English Embassy.¹
      ; Thomas, Page to Prince Charles (afterwards CHARLES I), upon the occasion of his visit to Spain with the Duke of Buckingham; b 1605; d in Madrid shortly before 15 Aug 1623, and was bur "Under a fig-tree behind my Lord of Bristol's House"-then the English Embassy.¹

     George Washington was born before 3 August 1605.¹ He was baptized on 3 August 1608.¹
George Washington died before 4 December 1626.¹
George Washington was buried on 4 December 1626 .¹
      ; George, a Courtier; bapt 3 Aug 1608; bur 4 Dec 1626.¹

     Elizabeth Washington married Francis Mewce of Holdenby, Northants on 26 May 1615 at St. Mary le Strand.¹

Elizabeth Washington died in 1676.¹
     Elizabeth Washington left a will on 11 August 1676; probated 12 Dec 1676.¹

     Francis Mewce of Holdenby, Northants married Elizabeth Washington, daughter of Lawrence Washington Sr., Gent, of Sulgrave & Wicken and Margaret Butler, on 26 May 1615 at St. Mary le Strand.¹

Francis Mewce of Holdenby, Northants died in 1654.¹
      ; Elizabeth; m at St Mary le Strand, 26 May, 1615, Francis Mewce (d 1654), of Holdenby, Northants. In her will dated 11 Aug, pr. 12 Dec 1676 mention is made of "Mrs. Rumball my niece," which lady is called "my sis" in the will of Martha Hayward, sis of the emigrants John, and Lawrence Washington.¹

     Joan Washington married Francis Pill.¹

      ; Joan; m Francis Pill, of Maidford, and afterwards of Wicken Manor, Northants, Priv Tutor to John and William, sons of Robert, Baron Spencer.¹

     Margaret Washington was born circa 1600.¹ She married Sir Robert Sandys Knt., of Stretham, Cambs in 1621
; her 1st husband.¹ Margaret Washington married Samuel Thornton of Soham, Cambs. on 8 October 1640
; her 2nd husband.¹
Margaret Washington died before 15 October 1678.¹
Margaret Washington was buried on 15 October 1678 .¹
      ; Margaret; m 1st 1621, Sir Robert Sandys, Kt, of Stretham, Cambs., younger s of Sir Miles Sandys, 1st Bt, of Wilburton (see BURKE'S Extinct Baronetage), and grandson of the Most Rev Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York, 1567-88 (see BURKE'S Peerage-SANDYS B). She m 2nd 8 Oct 1640, Samuel Thornton, of Soham, Cambs., and was bur 15 Oct 1678.¹

     Sir Robert Sandys Knt., of Stretham, Cambs married Margaret Washington, daughter of Lawrence Washington Sr., Gent, of Sulgrave & Wicken and Margaret Butler, in 1621
; her 1st husband.¹
      ; Sir Robert Sandys, Kt, of Stretham, Cambs., younger s of Sir Miles Sandys, 1st Bt, of Wilburton (see BURKE'S Extinct Baronetage), and grandson of the Most Rev Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York, 1567-88 (see BURKE'S Peerage-SANDYS B).¹

     Samuel Thornton of Soham, Cambs. married Margaret Washington, daughter of Lawrence Washington Sr., Gent, of Sulgrave & Wicken and Margaret Butler, on 8 October 1640
; her 2nd husband.¹

     Alice Washington married Rev. Robert Sandys MA, of Boddington, Northants on 17 May 1628.¹

      ; Alice; m 17 May 1628, Rev Robert Sandys, MA, Rector of Boddington, Northants, nephew of Sir Miles Sandys, 1st Bt (see above.)¹

     Rev. Robert Sandys MA, of Boddington, Northants married Alice Washington, daughter of Lawrence Washington Sr., Gent, of Sulgrave & Wicken and Margaret Butler, on 17 May 1628.¹

      ; nephew of Sir Miles Sandys, 1st Bt.¹ Rev. Robert Sandys MA, of Boddington, Northants was Rector of Boddington at USA.¹

     Frances Washington married Robert Gargrave of London.¹

     Amy Washington was born in 1600 at Althorp, England.² She married Philip Curtis of Islip, Northants, son of Philip Curtis, on 8 August 1620.^1,2

      ; Amy; m 8 Aug 1620, Philip Curtis, of Islip, Northants.¹

     Jane Washington married Richard Seymour St Mary, Savoy, London.¹

      ; Jane; m Richard Seymour, of St Mary, Savoy, London, whose will was dated 13 April, 1641.¹

     Richard Seymour St Mary, Savoy, London married Jane Washington, daughter of Lawrence Washington Sr., Gent, of Sulgrave & Wicken and Margaret Butler.¹

Richard Seymour St Mary, Savoy, London died after 13 April 1641.¹
     Richard Seymour St Mary, Savoy, London left a will on 13 April 1641; date of will.¹

     Robert Washington Great Brington, Northants married Elizabeth Chishuli of Little Bardfield, Essex, daughter of Giles Chishuli of Little Bardfield, Essex, on 19 February 1596.¹

Robert Washington Great Brington, Northants died on 10 March 1623; dsp.¹
      ; Robert, of Great Brington, Northants, (where he settled as tenant of his kinsman, Sir John Spencer, of Althorp, s of his cousin Catherine Kytson, shortly before 16 April, 1599), and Lessee of the Manor of Sandy, Beds; m 19 Feb 1596, Elizabeth, dau of Giles Chishuli, of Little Bardfield, Essex. She d 19 Mar. 1623. He dsp 10 Mar. 1623.¹

Robert Washington Great Brington, Northants lived at Great Brington, Daventry District, Northamptonshire, England.¹