Perry St. Clair
Husband Perry St. Clair 1
Born: 15 Nov 1823 - Barre, NY
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Polly St. Clair
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Born: 21 Dec 1780 - Epping, NH
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Father: Jacob St. Clair (1752-1830) 1
Mother: Rachel Clifford (1759-1852) 1
Richard St. Clair and Catherine Stevens
Husband Richard St. Clair 1
Born: 1705 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH
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Father: James St. Clair (1660-1731) 1
Mother: Mary Waldron Scammon (1673- ) 1
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Gen. Dic. of ME & NE pg 613: Scammon, Richard, Dover, E x e t e r or Stratham, whose will, 1682, gave £20 each t o bo s . Jo h n and Richard S. and sis. Anne Waldron, £4 0 to Joh n' s da u E lizabeth Atkins, £60 to Richard's da u Jean, an d £ 5 to H anna h Gerrish. He mar. Prudence Wal dron (13), e vi d away fr om Do ver (where first taxed in D ec 1663). O n hi s pet to th e MA C t as heir by mar to th e est of Wm W aldro n, the ct 5/ 23/166 6 allowed him to ta ke over the Sh rewsbu ry patent pro vided h e gave securit y to respond t o the cre ditors and oth er partn ers. List s 356h(2), 47, 5 4, 359ab , 383, 386, 49, 5 2, 57. O n 4/24 /1691 he deeded t o s Willi am "my farm wher e I now dwe ll eth" near town o f Execter, a nd stock, reservi ng for da u M ary the meado w called Jeremi es Pocket and mead ow b y the riv er next la nd of Capt. Wm . Moore. Appar dead 1 0 /12/1691 whe n Richar d Talley an d w Sarah of Boston and M a ry Hale wit Pr odenc e Scammon' s consent to her dau Jane 's m ar in Boston. U nr ec ch: Sara h m 12/10/1674 Christia n Dollo ff. Richard. Th o mas, at Str atham in 1680 with f a and br Wm . (see late r Marb leh recor ds). Ch. (Prov. re c.) their mo . Prodence : Willia m b 2/29/ 1664-5. Jane b 7 /21/1667 m 1s t Thomas S tedman q.v. ; m 2 d at Boston 10/1 2/1691 Thomas De ane; se e N.E. Reg. 13 : 14 0; 37:288. Pro dence b 8/29/1669 . Eliza beth b 4/22/1671 . M ary b 5/31/1 673 m James Sinclai r (2).
Richard St. Clair
Husband Richard St. Clair 1
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Sally St. Clair
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Samuel St. Clair
Husband Samuel St. Clair 1
Born: 1694 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH
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Samuel C. St. Clair
Husband Samuel C. St. Clair 1
Born: Sep 1890
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Sarah St. Clair
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Born: 27 Mar 1787 - Meredith, Belknap, NH
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Father: Thomas St. Clair (1751- ) 1
Mother: Mary Meed (1755-1790) 1
Sarah St. Clair
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Born: 15 Sep 1664 - Exeter, NH
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Father: John St. Clair Sr. (1630-1700) 1
Mother: Mary Bean (1635-After 1669) 1
Sarah St. Clair
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Born: 1726
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Sarah Addie St. Clair
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Susan St. Clair
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Born: 15 May 1789 - Meredith, Belknap, NH
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Susan St. Clair
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Thomas St. Clair
Husband Thomas St. Clair 1
Born: Abt 1395 - Shirburn, Oxfordshire, England
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Father: Phillip Seyntclere (1360-After 1395) 1
Mother: Margaret Lovayne (Abt 1366-1408) 1
Marriage: <1424> - <Heighton, St Clare, Firle, Sussex, England>
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1 F Eleanor St. Clair 1
Born: Abt 1425 - Heighton, St Clare, Firle, Sussex, England
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Marr: Abt 1445 - London, Middlesex County, England
Thomas Rila St. Clair (Invalid)
Husband Thomas Rila St. Clair (Invalid) 1
Born: 14 Oct 1821 - Freedom, Waldo, NH
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Thomas Wilson St. Clair
Husband Thomas Wilson St. Clair 1
Born: 9 Oct 1847 - Dover, ME
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Uriah R St. Clair (Invalid)
Husband Uriah R St. Clair (Invalid) 1
Born: 1 Aug 1818 - Freedom, Waldo, NH
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Sir William St. Clair 3rd Laird Of Rosslyn and Isabel Strathearn
Husband Sir William St. Clair 3rd Laird Of Rosslyn 1
Born: Abt 1328 - Rosslyn, Scotland
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Father: Laird William St. Clair Of Rosslyn (Abt 1313-1330) 1
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Marriage: 28 May 1344 - Orkney, Orkney Islands, Scotland
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Born: Abt 1338 - Orkney Islands, Scotland
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Father: Malise Earl Of Strathearn And Orkney ( -1344) 1
Mother: Marjory Ross (Abt 1309- ) 1
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1 M Earl Henry St. Clair Of Orkney 1
Born: 1345 - Orkney, Orkney Islands, Scotland
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Died: Abt 1400 - Rossyln, Scotland
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Spouse: Jean Halyburton (Abt 1355- ) 1
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Because of the death of the sons of Sir Henry Sincl a i r i n S pain, the Barony of Rosslyn passed directly t o h i s gran dso n who was yet another William Sinclair. I t wa s t his Wil lia m Sinclair who married the daughter o f Mali se I I, the ' jarl ' of Orkney, which resulted in th e 'jarl dom ' of Orkne y even tually coming to the Sinclair s of Ros slyn . This occu rred i n 1379 when King Haakon V I of Norwa y gra nted the Orc adian E arldom to William's s on, Henry S inclai r. This was r eally th e peak of Sinclai r power. The y owne d large Estate s througho ut Scotland p lus 200 strat egicall y placed island s in the No rth Atlan tic - the step ping sto nes to the New W orld. Princ e Henr y, as he becam e known, w as also the premi er 'jarl' o f N orway by virtu e of his des cent from the Hous e of Moer e . He was certain ly one of th e most powerful me n in 14t h Cen tury Europe , controlling t he northern acces s to th e Atlanti c Ocea n and with a larg e fleet when ship s repr esented power.
General Notes for Child Earl Henry St. Clair Of Orkney
There is compelling evidence to confirm that in 1398, P r i n c e Henry travelled in the wake of his Viking forebe a r s t o th e New World. Almost 100 years before Columbu s i s r epor ted t o have discovered America, Prince Henr y ha d sail ed wi th a n armada of 12 ships, fully crewed a nd wi th 20 0 hundre d men -at-arms on board for better pro tectio n of t he fleet . Ther e is evidence from early map s and fr om read ing the t Zeno u n arrative, that Princ e Henry wa s accompani ed by fell ow Knigh ts Templar, an d by Cisterci an (farming ) monks.
After an unsuccessful attempt to land in Markland (Newf o u n d land) they decided to sail on to Estotiland (Nova S co ti a ) . Five ships were lost, and another two so badl y dam ag e d th at they had to be abandoned but not befor e they h a d be en st ripped of all valuable materials-incl uding can no n.
As a Venetian cannon of the 14th Century was dredge d u p f r o m the harbour of Louisburgh on Cape Breton Isla nd , i t i s li kely that this was the place where Henry fi rs t lan de d in th e New World. The Zeno map, which was th e m ost ac cur ate of i ts day, would tend to confirm thi s conc lusion.
The tJarldom u of Orkney remained in Sinclair hands un t i l t h e Northern Isles were handed over to James III o f S co tlan d , as part of the dowry, of Princess Margare t of D enm ar k i n 1471. Thereafter, the Sinclair influenc e shift ed s out h t o Caithness where Prince Henry us gran dson, Wi lliam , ha d alr eady been made Earl in 1454.
Again from In Search of The Holy Grail:
The Sinclair family achieved significant prominen c e i n t h e years after Robert the Bruce secured independ en ce f or S co tland. They had signed the Declaration o f Arb oat h in 13 2 0 (akin to being a signer of the Americ an Del arat ion of I nd ependence), an unusual document ina smuch a s i t claimed a n A sian ancestry for the Scots an d call Ro ber t the Bruc e a sec ond Maccabeus, who was a n early Jewi sh F redom fight er.
The Sinclairs became renowned as champions of the Kni g h t s T emplar in Scotland. The pope attempted to acqui r e a l l Temp lar lands in Scotland to grant to the Hospit al ers , b ut th e Sinclairs denied that Templars owned lan d i n Sc otla nd, al though they did own more than 500 indi vidu al pr opert ies. A s each property was discovered, th e Sin clair s took s steps t o defend them. And it was th e Sincl airs w ho hel d and prote cted the Templar order' s treasure s.
Thirty years after the last Viking expedition to Amer i c a , H enry Sinclair and the Venetian Antonio Zeno mad e th e i r firs t voyage to the New World. Between 1398 an d 14 0 0 He nry Sin clair made perhaps two trips to Americ a an d la id pl ans fo r a colony. He controlled the large st fl eet i n th e world a nd was guardian of the largest t reasur e in t he wo rld.
When Sinclair returned to Scotland, he found the clan s w a r r ing among themselves and the English, seizing thi s ad va nt ag e, attacked both Edinburgh and Kirkwall, th e latte r b ei n g a chief Sinclair property in the Orkneys . Henr y Sin cla i r rushed to defend this stronghold, whi ch wa s a castl e wi t h a walled harbor, and there lost hi s life.
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Henry Sinclair was born about 1345 into a family wit h g r e a t power and prestige in Scotland, France and Norw ay . T h e Si nclairs were Normans who came with William th e C onqu er or t o England and had parlayed their relations hip s int o a n Earl dom at Rosslyn. Henry received a goo d educ atio n and , upon h is father's death in 1358, was p roclaim ed th e Lor d of Rossl yn.
Henry's first marriage was to the granddaughter of t h e K i n g of Norway and Sweden. But she died young and ap pa rent l y w ithout issue. He later remarried and had by t h e tim e o f hi s death a total of thirteen children. Hi s li fe wa s ful l an d one known for both his court and ti tle s but al so fo r a fa scinating mystery that is still b ein g unravele d to t his day .
In 1369, Henry was named the Earl of Orkney and Lor d o f S h e tland by Hakon VI King of Norway. This was rumo re d to h a v e come by lineage of his mother, but others s ai d it w a s a r eward from his first marriage. Either way , h e was n o w a ma n of considerable wealth and power an d car ried th e t itle o f Prince at age 24.
He was a vassal (in the feudal system, a vassal was a p e r s o n granted the use of land in return for rendering h om ag e ) o f both Scotland and Norway and that gave him co nsi der ab le f reedom. The responsibilities of his posts r equi re d shi ps an d he started his own fleet to travel ba ck an d f orth b etwee n Norway, The Orkneys and Rosslyn. E ventua ll y this fl eet nu mbered at least 13 ships, large r than t h e official f leet o f Norway itself and he was n amed Admi ra l of the Hig h Seas f or Scotland. Henry recei ved othe r tit les during hi s life, i ncluding Duke of Old enburg i n Denma rk, and Lord C hief Justi ce of Scotland . But the r eal cont roversy surroun ding his li fe comes f rom the clai m by hi s descendants tha t he discover ed Ame rica in 139 8 - nearl y one hundred year s before Columb u s made the tr ip!
That he had the resources for such a voyage is withou t q u e s tion. He had the fleet, the money and men to unde rta k e su c h an expedition. Iceland and Greenland were al rea d y know n t o the world and were visited on occasion b y fi sh erman a nd t raders. But the document that proclaim s thi s v oyage i s call ed the Zeno Narrative and was writ ten b y Nic olo Zeno 's desc endents 200 years after the vo yage s uppose dly too k place, w hich leaves much open to s peculat ion.
In the Narrative, Nicolo Zeno brought back from Gree n l a n d a tale of fisherman having been blown by storm t o t h e N e w World. This story highly interested Prince He nr y Si ncla i r as he had heard similar stories from his s ubj ects . Wit h t he Zenos as guides they allegedly left S cotl and i n th e spri ng of 1398 in 12 ships and are sai d to ha ve arr ive d in th e Nova Scotia area in May of th e same ye ar, som ewhe re in th e vicinity of Oak Island.
Many of the expedition returned shortly after arriv i n g b u t some, including Sinclair, are said to have stay e d e xplo ri ng the land and making stops in Massachusett s a nd R hod e Isl and where evidence suggests they built t he N ewpor t To wer. A nother piece of evidence to suppor t the s tory i s fou nd in W estford, Massachusetts. Ther e is foun d a carv ing i n rock o f a Knight Templar carryi ng a shiel d of th e Gunn C lan. Th e Gunns were cousins o f the Sincla irs in t his tim e and acco rding to the Narra tive, Sir Jam es Gunn d ied ther e.
After spending a year in this new land. Sinclair ma d e t h e t rip home in 1399 and was soon killed. Whether s om eon e j ealo us of his knowledge did this is not clear . Bu t the re w as a n English expedition to conquer the Or kney s sen t by Ki ng He nry IV in August 1400, which may b e res ponsib le for h is dea th. Some also believe that thi s voya ge ha d purpose s other t han just exploration, tha t Sincla ir ma y have tran sported se veral of the Templar s and som e of th eir treasur e to Nova Sc otia where it wa s buried o n Oak Is land for saf ekeeping. Th e favored the ory is tha t one of t he items take n to Nova Sco tia was n o less tha n the Holy G rail itself.
Laird William St. Clair Of Rosslyn
Husband Laird William St. Clair Of Rosslyn 1
Born: Abt 1313 - Rosslyn, Scotland
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Died: 25 Aug 1330 - Spain
Buried: Abt 1330 - Rosslyn, Scotland
Father: Baron Henry St. Clair Of Rosslyn (1283-After 1320) 1
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1 M Sir William St. Clair 3rd Laird Of Rosslyn 1
Born: Abt 1328 - Rosslyn, Scotland
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Spouse: Isabel Strathearn (Abt 1338- ) 1
Marr: 28 May 1344 - Orkney, Orkney Islands, Scotland
General Notes for Child Sir William St. Clair 3rd Laird Of Rosslyn
Because of the death of the sons of Sir Henry Sincl a i r i n S pain, the Barony of Rosslyn passed directly t o h i s gran dso n who was yet another William Sinclair. I t wa s t his Wil lia m Sinclair who married the daughter o f Mali se I I, the ' jarl ' of Orkney, which resulted in th e 'jarl dom ' of Orkne y even tually coming to the Sinclair s of Ros slyn . This occu rred i n 1379 when King Haakon V I of Norwa y gra nted the Orc adian E arldom to William's s on, Henry S inclai r. This was r eally th e peak of Sinclai r power. The y owne d large Estate s througho ut Scotland p lus 200 strat egicall y placed island s in the No rth Atlan tic - the step ping sto nes to the New W orld. Princ e Henr y, as he becam e known, w as also the premi er 'jarl' o f N orway by virtu e of his des cent from the Hous e of Moer e . He was certain ly one of th e most powerful me n in 14t h Cen tury Europe , controlling t he northern acces s to th e Atlanti c Ocea n and with a larg e fleet when ship s repr esented power.
William St. Clair
Husband William St. Clair 1
Born: 18 Sep 1782 - Meredith, Belknap, NH
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William St. Clair and Emma Venus
Husband William St. Clair 1
Born: Feb 1874
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Father: William St. Clair (1850-After 1910) 1
Mother: Mary Feagin (1851-Abt 1905) 1
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Born: Sep 1877
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1 F Grace St. Clair (details suppressed for this person)
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2 F Charlotte Corinne St. Clair (details suppressed for this person)
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William Martin St. Clair
Husband William Martin St. Clair 1
Born: 20 Jun 1816 - Freedom, Waldo, NH
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Zebulon St. Clair
Husband Zebulon St. Clair 1
Born: 20 May 1758
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Sir William St. Claire Baron Of Rosslyn
Husband Sir William St. Claire Baron Of Rosslyn 1
Born: Abt 1252
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Cromartie Sutherland-Leveson-Gower and Millicent Fanny St. Clair-Erskine Lady
Husband Cromartie Sutherland-Leveson-Gower 2 3
Born: 20 Jul 1851
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Father: George Granvile Sutherland-Leveson-Gower (1828-1922) 2 3
Mother: Anne Hay-Mackenzie (1829-1888) 2 3
Marriage: 20 Oct 1884
Wife Millicent Fanny St. Clair-Erskine Lady 2 3
Born: 20 Oct 1867
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Father: Robert Francis St. Clair Erskine (1833- ) 2 3
Mother: Blanche Adeliza Fitzroy ( -1933) 2 3
Other Spouse: Percy Desmond Fitzgerald Brig.Gen. ( - ) 2 3 - (Divorced)
Other Spouse: George Ernest Hawes Lt.Col. ( - ) 2 3 - (Divorced)
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1 F Victoria Sutherland-Leveson-Gower 2 3
Born: 5 Aug 1885
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2 M George Granvile Sutherland-Leveson-Gower 2 3
Born: 29 Aug 1888
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3 M Alastair Sutherland-Leveson-Gower Major 2 3
Born: 24 Jan 1890
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4 F Rosemary Millicent Leveson-Gower Lady 2 3
Born: 9 Aug 1893
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Died: 21 Jul 1930 - Died In An Aeroplane Accident.
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Spouse: William Humble Eric Ward (1894- ) 2 3
Marr: 8 Mar 1919
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1 UPDA 2 DATE 1922 2 PLAC Acceded:
Philip St. Clere
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Henry St. Colme Lord and Jean Stewart
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Brittany Diane St. Jean
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Christopher Steven St. Jean
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Edward Villiers [Sir Knight] and Barbara St. John
Husband Edward Villiers [Sir Knight] 2 3 4 5
AKA: Edward Villiers
Born: 1585 5
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Buried: - , Youghal, Cork, Ireland 4
AFN: 9FVV-P3
Father: George Villiers Sir Knt (1544-1605) 2 3 4
Mother: Audrey Saunders (Abt 1547-1588) 2 3 4
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• Alt. Birth 4, Of, Bronkesby, Leicestershire, England, Abt 1585
Wife Barbara St. John 2 3 4 5
AKA: Barbara Saint John
Born: Abt 1592 - Of Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire, England 5
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Buried: 16 Sep 1672 4 5
AFN: 9FG7-V3
Father: John St. John Sir (1582-1594) 2 4 5
Mother: Lucy Hungerford (Between 1560-1627) 2 4 5
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• Alt. Birth 4, Of, Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire, England, Abt 1592
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1 M John Villiers 2 3
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Spouse: Catherine Clarke ( -1683) 2 3
2 M William Villiers [Viscount Grandi 2 3 4 5
AKA: William Villiers
Born: 1614 5
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Died: 30 Sep 1643 - Spm, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England 4 5
Buried: 2 Oct 1643 - Christ Church CA, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England 5
AFN: B68J-9B
Spouse: Mary Bayning (1623-1671) 2 3 4 5
Marr: 31 Oct 1639 - Stmrgrtswstmnstr, London, Middlesex, England 4
3 M George Villiers 2 3 4
Born: 1617 - Of, England 4
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AFN: 9FGX-TS
Spouse: Mary Leigh Lady ( -1671) 2 3
Marr: 1652
Spouse: Mary Garford ( - ) 2
Marr: 14 Nov 1674
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4 M Christopher Villiers 2 3
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5 F Ann (Elizabeth) Villiers 4
Born: Abt 1605 - Of, Brooksby, Leicestershire, England 4
Christened:
Died: Dec 1654 4
Buried:
AFN: 1007-0FN
6 M Edward Villiers [Sir Knight] 2 3 4 5
Born: Abt 1629 - , Brooksby, Leicestershire, England 4 5
Christened:
Died: 2 Jun 1689 4 5
Buried: 2 Jul 1689 - Westminster Abbey, London, England 4
AFN: 9FVV-LK
Spouse: Frances Howard Lady (Abt 1633-1677) 2 3 5
Marr: 25 Feb 1683
Spouse: Martha Love ( - ) 2 3
Marr: 25 Feb 1683
7 F Ellen Villiers 4
Born: Abt 1608 - Of, Brooksby, Leicestershire, England 4
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
AFN: 1006-VDS
8 M John Limerick Villiers 4
Born: Abt 1616 - Of, Brooksby, Leicestershire, England 4
Christened:
Died: 9 Nov 1659 - Dsp 4
Buried: 10 Nov 1659 4
AFN: 1006-Z28
9 F Elizabeth Villiers 2 3
Born:
Christened:
Died: Dec 1654
Buried:
Spouse: Robert Douglas ( -1649) 2 3
10 F Eleanor Villiers 2 3
Born:
Christened:
Died: 16 Jul 1685 - Westminster Abbey, London, England
Buried:
11 F Catherine Villiers 4
Born: Abt 1662 - Of, Brooksby, Leicestershire, England 4
Christened:
Died: 26 Dec 1725 4
Buried:
AFN: 1006-XSM
General Notes (Husband)
1 UPDA 2 DATE 3 JAN 1620 2 PLAC Acceded:
General Notes for Child William Villiers [Viscount Grandi
[royalty.ged]
TITL [VISCOUNT GRANDISON]
BURI PLAC Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
General Notes for Child Edward Villiers [Sir Knight]
1 UPDA 2 DATE 7 APR 1680 2 PLAC Acceded:
