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     Henry Cavendish Esq., of Tutbury Priory, co. Stafford married Lady Grace Talbot, daughter of George Talbot KG, KB, PC, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury and Waterford and Gertrude Manners.^8,2,3
Henry Cavendish Esq., of Tutbury Priory, co. Stafford was born on 17 December 1550.^9,4,2,3
Henry Cavendish Esq., of Tutbury Priory, co. Stafford died on 12 October 1616 at age 65; dsp.^1,4,2,3
Henry Cavendish Esq., of Tutbury Priory, co. Stafford was buried after 12 October 1616 at Edensor, near Chatsworth, Derbyshire, England.³
      ; Birth: 17 Dec 1550[20]
Death: 12 Oct 1616, d.s.p.l.[17]

Esq., of Tutbury, co. Stafford
M.P. for Derbyshire[21]
friend of Mary, Queen of Scots during her imprisonment at Hardwicke
Hall and at Tutbury[17]

succeeded his father at Tutbury:
'.. Henry, who was several times M.P. for Derbyshire. In 1583 Henry
also secured the rectory: the Crown had granted it in 1578 to a pair
of speculators, and they sold it to another pair, who in turn sold it
to Henry. He conveyed the estate to his younger brother William,
Baron Cavendish (later earl of Devonshire), in 1608, although he
himself was still living at Tutbury in 1614. Henry still held the
rectory in 1612, but on his death in 1616 it presumably passed to
William, whose grandson William, earl of Devonshire held it in 1653.
Tutbury '... consisted of 234 a. in Tutbury and 27 a. of meadow
nearby in Derbyshire..'[22]

Entered into an agreement with his brothers, 10 Dec 1579:
' Bargain and sale, William and Charles Cavendish of Chatsworthe
(Db) re-sell the Manors of Cromforde, Bonsall, Matlocke,
Willersley and Churchebroughton (Db) including lands in above
and also in Hardewicke, Kirkebie in Ashfelde, Kirkebie
Woodehouse, Sutton in Ashfelde, to Henry Cavendish their
brother.' -PRO, Nottinghamshire Archives: Portland of Welbeck
(6th Deposit): Deeds and Estate Papers [DD/P/6/1/1/45 ][18]


disinherited by his mother, evidently for failure to produce issue
(outside of his illegitimate offspring); as noted by Adrian Channing,
he was given the epithet 'The Common Bull to all Derbyshire'[23]

Spouse: NN [not married] [probably several mothers of his various children]

Children: Anne
Henry Cavendish, of Doveridge
Augustus
Charles (->1617)
Thomas.⁴

; van de Pas cites: 1. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, 1938, Reference: Page 807
2. The Complete Baronetage, London, 1983. , Cokayne, George Edward, Reference: V 104
3. Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 1999 , Reference: Page 2957.² He was MP at Derbyshire, England.¹

     Sir Charles Cavendish Knt., of Welbeck Abbey, Notts. was born on 28 November 1553.⁶
Sir Charles Cavendish Knt., of Welbeck Abbey, Notts. died on 4 April 1617 at age 63.⁶
      ; per van de Pas: When his mother, the redoubtable 'Bess of Hardwick', married the 6th Earl of Shrewsbury, the Talbot and Cavendish families merged. His elder brother married Grace Talbot and his sister Mary married Gilbert Talbot, the future 7th Earl of Shrewsbury. The easy-tempered Sir Charles Cavendish became devoted to the more quarrelsome Gilbert Talbot. However, when the marriage of Bess and the Earl of Shrewsbury broke down, it was Gilbert Talbot who acted as go-between, but was unsuccessful.

In 1597 when his mother moved into Hardwick Hall, Gilbert Talbot passed his lease of Welbeck over to Sir Charles Cavendish. However, at this stage Sir Charles was living at Kirkby though it was not to be for long. On 9 June 1599 Sir Charles went to see some of his second wife's relatives who lived nearby. While riding together with a groom and these relatives, Harry and Lancelot Ogle, he encountered a group of about twenty horsemen headed by Sir John Stanhope. As there was a long-standing feud between Sir Charles and Sir John, they headed for shelter; but Charles's horse fell and they were attacked by their pursuers. Although Sir Charles was shot in the thigh, they defended themselves vigorously, unhorsing six, killing two and badly wounding two of their attackers.

Charles, 'hurt also in the head and in the hand', was taken home; but as a result he moved his family to Welbeck. His wounds were so slow to heal that six months later Queen Elizabeth I sent her own surgeon, Mr. Clowes.

As a young childless widower he had married Katherine Ogle; their first son, also named Charles, died shortly after the birth of a second son, William, who survived and was to be followed by a third son, also named Charles. This third son was stunted in physique; because of this, Sir Charles as a loving father, imparted his mastery of fencing and horsemanship to his son William while the younger Charles was encouraged in intellectual pursuits.

Later in life Sir Charles started to restore Bolsover Castle. The ruinous Norman fortress had been granted to the Talbots only some sixty years earlier, and Gilbert Talbot had given him a thousand-year lease. After a happy but uneventful life, he died 4 April 1617 at sixty-three years of age.⁶

; van de Pas cites: 1. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: X 37
2. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: L 3641.⁶

     Joan-Margaret Pole married Sir Thomas de Chaworth, son of Sir Thomas de Chaworth Knt., of Alfreton and Norton, co. Derbys. and Jane Luttrell.¹

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     Sir Thomas de Chaworth Knt., of Alfreton and Norton, co. Derbys. married Jane Luttrell, daughter of Galfrid Luttrell.^1,2

Sir Thomas de Chaworth Knt., of Alfreton and Norton, co. Derbys. died circa 1371; Ravilious cites:
4. G. E. Cokayne, "The Complete Peerage," 1910 - [microprint, 1982 (Alan Sutton) ], The Complete Peerage of England Scotland
Ireland Great Britain and the United Kingdom.²
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Sir Thomas de Chaworth Knt., of Alfreton and Norton, co. Derbys. lived at Wyverton, Nottinghamshire, England.¹

     Jane Luttrell married Sir Thomas de Chaworth Knt., of Alfreton and Norton, co. Derbys., son of Sir Thomas de Chaworth Knt., of Alfreton and Norton, co. Derbys. and Alice (?).^1,2

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     Frideswide Frowyke was born in 1498.² She married Sir Thomas Cheney Knt., of Shurland before 1515
; his 1st wife.^1,3,2
Frideswide Frowyke died in December 1558.²
     Reference: Genealogicss cites:
     1. The Ancestry of Mary Isaac Portland, Maine, 1955 , Davis, Walter Goodwin. 259
     2. The Parish of South Mimms 1877 , Cass, F. 100ff
     3. Cahiers de Saint Louis , Dupont, Jacques and Saillot, Jacques. 946.²

     Sir Thomas Frowyke Knt. was chief justice of the Court of Common Please.¹

     Isabel Sibila (?) de Urgel married Ramon Folch III (?) Visconde de Cardona, son of Ramon Folch II (?) Visconde de Cardona and Guillerma (?) de Melgueil.^2,3

     Elvira Rodriguez de Lara married Armengol VI "el Castellano" (?) Conde de Urgel, son of Armengol V "el de Mayeruca" de Urgel Conde de Urgel and Maria Perez (?) sna de Valladolid, circa 1135
; his 2nd wife.^1,2,3,4

     Maria (?) de Urgel, sna de Almenara married Lope Lopez (?) de Vizcaya, sn de Miranda de Ebro, son of Lope Diaz de Haro Lord of Vizcaya and Aldonza Rodriguez de Vela, before 1172.^2,3

Maria (?) de Urgel, sna de Almenara died in 1196.^2,3

     Armengol VIII (?) Conde de Urgel was born in 1158.² He married Elvira de Lara, daughter of Pedro Manriquez de Lara Count de Lara, Vcte de Narbonne, circa 1178.²

Armengol VIII (?) Conde de Urgel died in 1209.²
     Armengol VIII (?) Conde de Urgel was also known as Ermengaud VIII (?) de Urgel.^1,3

     Fernando Diaz (?) de Asturias de Oviedo died in May 1108 at Killed in battle, Uclés, Cuenca, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain (now).^1,2

     Urraca Gonzalez de Traba married Count Froila Ramirez (?) Sire de Cifontes, son of Ramiro Froilaz (?) Sire de Cifontes and Inez Alfonso (?) of Astorga, before 28 September 1171.¹

Urraca Gonzalez de Traba died on 1 August 1190.¹

     Count Gonzalo Fernandez de Traba was born before 1140. He married Elvira Rodriguez (?) before 1 August 1150.⁴
Count Gonzalo Fernandez de Traba married Berenguela Rodriguez de Vela, daughter of Count Rodrigo Velaz de Vela and Urraca Alvarez (?), before 12 January 1156.⁵

Count Gonzalo Fernandez de Traba died on 18 November 1160.⁵
     He was living on 1 August 1140.⁵

     Count Alfonso Ramirez (?) married Teresa Alvarez de Vela, daughter of Count Alvaro Rodriguez de Vela Count of Sarria and Sancha Fernandez de Traba.¹
Count Alfonso Ramirez (?) was born before 1150.¹
Count Alfonso Ramirez (?) died on 12 October 1185.¹
     He was living on 22 September 1150.¹

     Teresa Alvarez de Vela married Count Alfonso Ramirez (?), son of Ramiro Froilaz (?) Sire de Cifontes and Inez Alfonso (?) of Astorga.¹

     Elvira Garces (?) de Aza married Sancho Sanchez (?) Señor de Erro y Tafalla, Navarre, son of Sancho Garces (?) Senor de Uncastillo, Infante of Navarre and Constanza (?),
; María Sánchez was a daughter of Sancho Sánchez, Count (in Erro and Tafalla, Navarra), died in 1116, and Elvira García, a daughter of García Ordóñez, Count, by his first wife, Infanta Urraca of Navarra.³

     Garcia Garces (?) de Aza married Sancha Perez (?)³

     Garcia Garces (?) de Aza was also known as Garcia Garces de Aza.³