Person Page - 1847

     EDV-23.

     EDV-23.

; "The ancient family of Bulkeley derives descent from Robert de Bulkeley, lord of the manors of Bulkeley, Eaton, Tarporley, Rudhall, Heathhall, Orton Madox, Pettyhall and Prestland, in the cos. of Chester and Salop, living temp King John, as appears by an inquisition taken in the reign of Edward IV., whose son and successor, William Bulkeley..."¹

     Henry de Burgh married Catherine Neville, daughter of Sir Ralph Neville.¹

     Anne de Burgh married Richard Vaughan.¹

     Agnes Tyrwhitt married Thomas de Burgh 3rd Lord Borough of Gainsborough, son of Edward de Burgh 2nd Lord Borough of Gainsborough and Anne Cobham Baroness Cobham.^1,5

      ; Leo van de pas cites:      1. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: II 423
2. Cahiers de Saint Louis , Dupont, Jacques and Saillot, Jacques, Reference: 893.² Agnes Tyrwhitt was also known as Anne Tyrwhit.¹

     Joseph Cabell Higginbotham Sr. married Lucy Wills.¹

     Thomas de Burgh 4th Lord Borough of Gainsborough married Elizabeth Owen, daughter of Sir Dafydd Owen and Anne Devereux,
; his 1st wife; children of this marriage were later bastardized by an act of parliament.^1,2 Thomas de Burgh 4th Lord Borough of Gainsborough married Alice (?)¹

      ; "Thomas de Burgh, 4th baron, who m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir David Owen, Knt., but the lady proving faithless, and having children by another person, his lordship obtained an act of parliament to bastardize those children. By Alice, his 2nd wife, he had issue,
Henry d. in the lifetime of his father, s p.
William, successor to the title.
Dorothy, m. to Sir Anthony Nevill, Knt."¹ Thomas de Burgh 4th Lord Borough of Gainsborough was 4th Lord Borough of Gainsborough.¹

     Elizabeth Owen married Thomas de Burgh 4th Lord Borough of Gainsborough, son of Thomas de Burgh 3rd Lord Borough of Gainsborough and Agnes Tyrwhitt,
; his 1st wife; children of this marriage were later bastardized by an act of parliament.^1,2
      ; > This Thomas Burgh died before 28 February 1550 and was a son of Thomas, 3rd
> Lord Bugh and (1st wife) Anne Tyrwhitt. An older brother of this Thomas, Edward, was one of the husbands of Queen Catherine Parr.
>
> Hope this is of interest?
> Leo


Here are problems.

CP Volume II pages 423-424
Thomas Burgh, 3rd Lord Burgh, died 28 February 1549/1550 and had married (1) Agnes Tyrwhitt (2) Alice London
by first wife father of (3rd and youngest surviving son)
William Burgh, 4th Lord Burgh, married Lady Katherine Clinton

A footnote tells that the elder brothers of William were Sir Edward Burgh d.v.p. having married Catherine Parr, and Thomas whose children, he then being deceased, were, though born in wedlock, bastardised by Act of Parliament (1542-1543) 34 Henry VIII.

Burke's Extinct Peerage 1866 page 90 gives a different version.

Thomas Burgh, 3rd Lord Burgh dying _1552_ married Agnes Tyrwhitt (no mention of a second wife)
father of
Thomas Burgh, 4th Lord Burgh (footnote Sir Harry Nicholas omits this Thomas de Burgh as if he considers him identical with Thomas 3rd Baron) who married 1stly Elizabeth daughter of Sir David Owen but the lady proving faithless, and having children by another person, his lordship obtained an act of parliament to bastardise those children. By Alice, his second wife, he had issue
Henry d.v.p.
William, successor to the title
Dorothy married Sir Anthony Nevill

I think CP is the correct version but would anyone be able to check this Act of Parliament bastardising those _children_ would that give their names, and perhaps even the name(s) of father(s)?

The ancestry of Elizabeth Owen, certainly through her mother Anne Devereux, is pretty impressive.
Edward III -> Edmund of Langley -> Richard Earl of Cambridge -> Isabel of York ->Sir William Bourchier -> Cecily Bourchier -> Anne Devereux -> Elizabeth Owen

Her father, if he is the son of Sir Owen Tudor (husband of Catherine de Valois), is a descendant of Llywellyn the Great.

Hope someone can help.
Best wishes
Leo van de Pas.²

     Lucy (?) married Sir William de Camville, son of Geoffrey de Camville and Lleucu ferch Gruffydd ap Rhys.^1,2

Lucy (?) died after 14 August 1284.¹
     GAV-24.

     Henry de Burgh died; dvp sp.¹

     Dorothy de Burgh married Sir Anthony Nevill Knt.¹

     Lady Katherine Clinton married William de Burgh 4th Lord Burgh, 5th Lord Borough of Gainsborough, son of Thomas de Burgh 3rd Lord Borough of Gainsborough and Agnes Tyrwhitt.^1,3,2

      ; Leo van de pas cites:      1. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, 1938, Reference: Page 1844
2. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: II 423.²

     William de Burgh 4th Lord Burgh, 5th Lord Borough of Gainsborough married Lady Katherine Clinton, daughter of Edward Clinton (alias Fiennes) KG, 9th Lord Clinton, 1st Earl of Lincoln and Elizabeth Blount.^1,2,3

William de Burgh 4th Lord Burgh, 5th Lord Borough of Gainsborough died on 10 September 1584 at Lambeth, co. Surrey, England.²
      ; Leo van de pas cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: II 423.² He was 4th Lord Burgh.²

; "William de Burgh, 5th baron, summoned to parliament from 14 August, 1553, to 23 January, 1559, one of the peers who sat in judgment upon the Duke of Norfolk, in the reign of Elizabeth (called 4th baron by Nicolas). His lordship m. Katherine, dau. of Edward Clinton, Earl of Lincoln, and had issue...The baron was s. at his decease by his eldest son, Thomas Burgh, 6th baron."¹ He was 5th Lord Borough of Gainsborough.¹

      ; "slain by Holcroft."¹

     Sir John de Burgh Knt. was born circa 1541; aged 53 at his death on March 7 1594.¹
Sir John de Burgh Knt. died on 7 March 1594.¹
      ; "John (Sir), d. in 1594, 'late admiral of England, renouwned for his exploits by sea and land; governor of Duisburgh. He was twice knighted, 1st, in Holland, by his excellency the Earl of Leicester, next by Henry IV., King of France, on the victory of St. Andre; but, unhappily, fighting the enemy, who fought with much courage, he fell by an untimely death, to the great grief of his men, and his country's loss, in the fifty-third year of his age, March 7, 1594.¹'"

     Mary de Burgh married (?) Bulkeley.¹

     Elizabeth de Burgh married (?) Rider.¹