Person Page - 1815

     Napoleon II Bonaparte Duke of Reichstadt was born in 1811.¹
Napoleon II Bonaparte Duke of Reichstadt died in 1832.¹
      ; Duke of Reichstadt.¹

     Frances Newton was born circa 1531 at England.¹ She married William Brooke 10th Lord Cobham, son of George Brooke KG, 9th Lord Cobham and Hon. Anne Braye, between 25 February 1559 and 1560.²

Frances Newton died on 17 October 1592 at Cobham, co. Kent, England.^1,2

     Henry Brooke 11th Lord Cobham was born on 22 November 1564 at Cobham Hall, Cobham, co. Kent, England.¹ He married Frances Howard, daughter of Charles Howard 2nd Lord Howard of Effingham, 1st Earl of Nottingham, circa May 1601
; contract 27 May 1601.^1,3,2
Henry Brooke 11th Lord Cobham died on 24 January 1618/19 at Tower of London, London, City of London, Greater London, England, at age 54.^1,2
      ; Nom. K.G. 23 Apr., and inst. 6 June 1599; On 16 Feb. 1603/4 his achievement as K.G. was taken down and kicked out of St. George's Chapel, Windsor. See a list of Knights of the Garter who have been degraded, in vol ii, Appendix B.¹ He was 11th Lord Cobham of the Jan 1312/13 cr.²

     Frances Howard was born circa 1569.¹ She married Henry Brooke 11th Lord Cobham, son of William Brooke 10th Lord Cobham and Frances Newton, circa May 1601
; contract 27 May 1601.^1,3,2
Frances Howard died in 1628.¹
Frances Howard was buried on 11 July 1628 at Westminster Abbey, Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London, England.³

     George (Cobham) Brooke married Elizabeth de Burgh, daughter of Thomas Burgh KG, 5th Lord Burgh, 6th Lord Borough of Gainsborough.²
George (Cobham) Brooke was born circa 1566.¹
George (Cobham) Brooke died in 1603.¹
George (Cobham) Brooke was buried on 5 December 1603 at Winchester, co. Hampshire, England; executed for participating in "Raleigh's Conspiracy."^1,2

     Sir John (Craddock) Newton Knt. married Margaret Poyntz, daughter of Sir Anthony Poyntz Knt., of Iron Acton, Gloucestershire and Elizabeth Huddesfield.^1,2,3
Sir John (Craddock) Newton Knt. was born circa 1507 at Richmont, East Harptree, co. Somerset, England.¹
Sir John (Craddock) Newton Knt. died before November 1568.¹
     Sir John (Craddock) Newton Knt. lived at E. Harptree, co. Somerset, England.⁴ Sir John (Craddock) Newton Knt. was also known as Sir John Newton.⁴

     Stewart Monson died; died young.¹

     Frances Alston of Portshead, Suffolk married William Monson 1st (last) Viscount Monson in May 1646
; had a s and dau (both d young.)¹
Frances Alston of Portshead, Suffolk died in January 1650/51.¹

     Elizabeth Norbury married John Hende
; her 1st husband.¹ Elizabeth Norbury married Sir Ralph Boteler Knt., KG, 7th (last) Baron Sudeley, son of Sir Thomas le Boteler Knt., de jure 4th Lord Sudeley and Alice de Beauchamp, before 6 July 1419.¹

      ; John Ashdown-Hill, of the Richard III Society, has studied Lady Eleanor Butler (daughter-in-law of Lord Sudeley) and the Butler family in great detail.

Per John's article 'Lady Eleanor Talbot's Other Husband: Sir Thomas Butler, Heir of Sudeley, and his Family' (The Ricardian, Volume XIV, 2004, pp. 62-81):

"Thomas' mother was Ralph's first wife. Her name has been given by
most earlier writers as Elizabeth Hende [footnote: 'Complete Peerage', vol. 12 part 1, London 1953, p. 421.] but, like Alice Lovel, Elizabeth
had also had a previous husband, and Hende was not her maiden name, but
rather the surname which she had acquired by that previous marriage ...
Elizabeth's maiden name was Norbury, which is a toponym. Her family
had for several generations held the manor of Norbury in Cheshire, and
under the earlier surname of Bulkeley, had been domiciled in that
county for even longer ... Sir Thomas's mother was the daughter of the
wealthy Sir John Norbury I of Norbury, Cheshire, Treasurer of England.
The career of Sir John Norbury I is well documented, although the fact
that he was Sir Thomas Butler's grandfather has not previously been
recognised.

"Elizabeth Norbury had at least one sister and two half-brothers. Her
father married twice. His first wife, the mother, if chronology is any
guide, of both Elizabeth and her sister, Joan, was called Petronilla,
but her maiden surname I have not discovered. Petronilla was still
living in August 1401, when she is named with her husband as the
recipient of Henry IV's grant of the manor of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire,
but by 1412 Sir John [Norbury] was married to Lord Sudeley's sister,
Elizabeth Butler, and they already had two sons. Probably Petronilla
died in about 1404 and Sir John's marriage with the widowed Elizabeth
Butler, Lady Say, took place in about 1405. [footnote: 'CPR 1399-1401', p. 541; 'CPR 1408-13', p. 404.] ... As we have seen, thanks to her
father's business connections, in about 1408, Elizabeth [Norbury], who
was then probably about fifteen years of age, was married to the much
older but very wealthy widower, John Hende II, draper and past mayor
(1391-92 and 1404-05). John was probably aged about fifty-eight at the
time of marriage ... John Hende II died in 1418 ... About a year later,
Elizabeth married Ralph Butler, who, on the death of an elder brother,
had recently inherited the title of Lord Sudeley."

[snip]

>> This agrees well with an earlier post of mine of various Boteler
>> documents from the A2A catalogue, one of which shows that Sir Ralph
>> Boteler quitclaimed property to his son, Thomas' widow, Eleanor Talbot,
>> on 15 January 1460.


John Ashdown-Hill has examined and is preparing an article on these
Butler transaction documents held by the Warwickshire Record Office.

Cheers, ----Brad.²

; Douglas Richardson royalancestry@msn.com wrote: >> Did Mr. Ashdown-Hill give his source(s) for identifying the parentage
>> of Elizabeth, wife of John Hende and Sir Ralph Boteler, Lord Sudeley?
>> I've seen it claimed in print in the past that Elizabeth was a Norbury,
>> but always without documentation. What documentation did Mr.
>> Ashdown-Hill provide to prove his identification of Lady Sudeley's
>> parentage?


For John Norbury's career and coat of arms, he cites M. Barber, 'John
Norbury', 'English Historical Review', vol. 68 (1953), pp. 66-76.

Ashdown-Hill: "Like the Butlers, the Norbury family began by holding
one or two manors. Their family surname had originally been Bulkeley,
which was derived from the name of the manor they first held in
Cheshire ... It had been Elizabeth Norbury's great grandfather, Roger,
who had changed the family surname from Bulkeley to Norbury on
inheriting the manor of Norbury. The Bulkeley coat of arms: 'sable, a
chevron between three bulls' heads cabossed argent', [footnote: B. Burke, 'The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales', London 1984, p. 736] was borne by Elizabeth's father, but with a fleur
de lis sable on the chevron for difference. Sir John Norbury, however,
inherited no manors to go with his coat of arms, and was left to make
his own way in the world. [footnote: Barber, 'John Norbury', p. 66.]"

The proof that Lord Sudeley's wife Elizabeth was daughter of Sir John
Norbury seems to be through the coat of arms.

Ashdown-Hill: "Elizabeth's Norbury arms can be clearly seen, impaled by
the arms of Butler of Sudeley, on the Sudeley pedigree roll which was
made in 1449 to celebrate Sir Thomas Butler's forthcoming marriage to
Lady Eleanor Talbot. [footnote: New York City Library, Spencer MS. 193.]"


>> This source provides no link between the Bostock and Norbury families,
>> however.


Maybe there is a connection between the Bostock and Bulkeley families,
making them more distant kin.

Cheers, ----Brad.³

     John Hende married Elizabeth Norbury
; her 1st husband.¹
John Hende died before July 1419.¹

     Juliane de Grey married Sir John Talbot Knt., of Richard's Castle, Herefordshire, son of Richard Talbot and Joane de Mortimer, circa 29 November 1329.^6,2,3

Juliane de Grey died circa 1 December 1361.⁶
     Juliane de Grey was also known as Juliane Grey.²

     Alice de Beauchamp married Sir Thomas le Boteler Knt., de jure 4th Lord Sudeley, son of William le Botiller 2nd Lord Botiller, of Wem and Oversley and Joan de Sudeley, circa 1383
; Utz #2 29 May 2005 says m. ca 1383.^1,6,7,2,3 Alice de Beauchamp married Sir John Dallingridge (Dalyngruge) of Bodiam Castle, Sussex, son of Sir Edward Dallingridge (Dalyngruge) Knt., M. P. and Elizabeth Wardieu, after 21 September 1398
; her 2nd husband.²
Alice de Beauchamp died between 5 February 1442 and 1443.⁸
      ; Alice, just conceivably dau of Sir John Beauchamp, of Powick.¹

     Elizabeth Belknap married Philip Cooke of Gidea Hall and Magdalen Laver, Essex, son of Sir Thomas Cooke Knt., Mayor of London and Elizabeth Malpas.¹

Elizabeth Belknap died circa 6 March 1504.¹

     Sir John de Sudeley 3rd Lord Sudeley was born between 1337 and 1338.¹
Sir John de Sudeley 3rd Lord Sudeley died on 11 August 1367.¹
     He was 3rd LORD (Baron) SU(DE)LEY(E.)¹

; JOHN De SUDELEY, 3rd LORD (Baron) SU(DE)LEY(E); b c 1337/8; not called to Parl; served in Gascony 1364 during Hundred Years War; ktd by 1367; d 11 Aug 1367, apparently sp, when according to later doctrine the Barony of Sudeley would have fallen into abeyance between his sisters.¹

     John Boteler de jure 5th Lord Sudeley died before 1410; dsp and apparently unmarried.¹
     He was notional 5th LORD (Baron) SU(DE)LEY(E.)¹

     William Boteler de jure 6th Lord Sudeley married Alice (?)¹

William Boteler de jure 6th Lord Sudeley died before 20 December 1417.¹
     He was notional 6th LORD (Baron) SU(DE)LEY(E.)¹

     Elizabeth Boteler married Sir William Heron Knt., Lord Heron, Lord Say of Eshott and East Duddoe, Northumberland after 8 July 1399
; her 1st husband; hius 2nd wife; date of death of his 1st wife.³ Elizabeth Boteler married John Norbury Esq., of Hoddesden, Hertfordshire, son of Thomas de Norbury and Pembridg (?), before 30 October 1410
; her 2nd husband; his 2nd wife.^1,3,5 Elizabeth Boteler married Sir John Montgomery Knt., of Faulkbourne, Essex and Charlton, Hampshire before 1425
; her 3rd husband.⁶
Elizabeth Boteler died on 5 February 1465; died testate.⁶
Elizabeth Boteler was buried after 5 February 1465 at Erdbury Priory, Arbury, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough, Warwickshire, England; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      unknown, England
     Death:      Feb. 5, 1465, England
     Daughter of Thomas Boteler and Alice Beauchamp, grand daughter of Sir William le Boteler and Joan de Sudeley, Sir John de Beauchamp and Joan de Cherleton.
     Wife of Sir William Heron, as his second wife. They had no children, and Sir William died 30 Oct 1404.
     Secondly, wife of John Norbury of Hoddesden, as his second wife, son of Thomas de Norbury and his wife, the heiress of Pembridge. They married before 30 Oct 1410, and had two sons Sir Henry and Sir John. John died in 1414 and was buried at Grey Friars with his first wife.
     Thirdly, she was the wife of Sir John Montgomery of Faulkborne, Essex and Charlton, Hampshire, who died in 1449. They had two sons and one daughter, Alice, who married Clement Spice, Robert Langley and Edmund Wiseman.
     Elizabeth died testate 05 Feb 1465 and was laid to rest at Erdbury Priory where "the bones of her ancestors rest."
     Family links: Spouse: John Norbury*
     Children: Henry Norbury (____ - 1464)*
     Burial: Erdbury Priory, Arbury, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough, Warwickshire, England
     Created by: Anne Shurtleff Stevens
     Record added: Feb 18, 2013
     Find A Grave Memorial# 105454043.⁷

     John Norbury Esq., of Hoddesden, Hertfordshire married (?) Pernel circa 1385
; his 1st wife.⁷ John Norbury Esq., of Hoddesden, Hertfordshire married Elizabeth Boteler, daughter of Sir Thomas le Boteler Knt., de jure 4th Lord Sudeley and Alice de Beauchamp, before 30 October 1410
; her 2nd husband; his 2nd wife.^1,4,3
John Norbury Esq., of Hoddesden, Hertfordshire died in 1414.^7,3
John Norbury Esq., of Hoddesden, Hertfordshire was buried after 1414 at Greyfriars Church, London, City of London, Greater London, England.³
     Reference: van de Pas cites: 1. The Ancestry of Dorothea Poyntz, wife of Reverend John Owsley, 3rd Edition, 1999, Bodine, Ronnie O. & Thomas W Spalding Jr, Reference: 310
2. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: Q 123101.³ He was Treasurer of England.³

     Margery de Sudeley was born circa 1337.¹ She married Sir Robert Massey after 11 August 1367.¹

Margery de Sudeley died before 14 May 1379; dsp.¹
      ; Margery; b c 1337; m after 11 Aug 1367 Sir Robert Massey and dsp by 14 May 1379, when the abeyance of 1367 was naturally terminated.¹

     Sir Robert Massey married Margery de Sudeley, daughter of John de Sudeley 2nd Lord Sudeley and Eleanor de Scales, after 11 August 1367.¹

     Elizabeth Darcy married Sir John Lumley KB, 1st (last) Baron Lumley, son of George Lumley and Jane Knightley of Upton, Northants, in 1582
; his 2nd wife.¹

     Thomas Darcy 3rd Lord Darcy of Chiche married Mary Kytson of Hengrave, co. Suffolk, daughter of Sir Thomas Kytson Knt., of Hengrave, co. Suffolk.²

     Sir John Lumley Knt., 4th/5th Lord Lumley married Joan le Scrope, daughter of Henry le Scrope KB, 7th Baron Srope of Bolton.¹
Sir John Lumley Knt., 4th/5th Lord Lumley was born circa 1492.¹
Sir John Lumley Knt., 4th/5th Lord Lumley died between 1544 and 1545.¹
     He was 4th/5th LORD (Baron) LUMLEY.¹

; Sir JOHN LUMLEY, 4th/5th LORD (Baron) LUMLEY, JP (Co Durham 1516); b c 1492; fought Battle of Flodden 1513, after which ktd; took part in Pilgrimage of Grace 1536 but pardoned; m Joan, dau of Henry, (probably 7th) Lord (Baron) Scrope (of Bolton), and d 1544 or 1545, when the Barony/-ies (whether of 1384 or 1461 or both) was forfeited due to the attainder of his er son.¹

     Joan le Scrope married Sir John Lumley Knt., 4th/5th Lord Lumley, son of Richard Lumley 3rd/4th Lord Lumley and Anne Conyers.¹

      ; Joan, dau of Henry, (probably 7th) Lord (Baron) Scrope (of Bolton.)¹

     George Lumley married Jane Knightley of Upton, Northants, daughter of Sir Richard Knightley of Upton, Northants.¹

George Lumley died on 2 June 1537; attainted for treason and beheaded.¹
      ; George; m Jane, 2nd dau and coheir of Sir Richard Knightley, of Upton, Northants, was attainted for treason following his participation in a second outbreak of North-Country opposition to the Dissolution of the Monasteries (and other religious innovations, also perhaps enclosures and various purely temporal causes of dissatisfaction) Jan 1536/7 and beheaded 2 June 1537.¹

     Jane Knightley of Upton, Northants married George Lumley, son of Sir John Lumley Knt., 4th/5th Lord Lumley and Joan le Scrope.¹

      ; Jane, 2nd dau and coheir of Sir Richard Knightley, of Upton, Northants.¹

     Anthony Lumley married (?) Gray of Northumberland, daughter of Richard Gray of Northumberland.¹

      ; Anthony; m -, dau of Richard Gray, of Northumberland.¹