Hungerford Family - establishing correct information (2)

Everard is not mentioned in 'The Hungerford Cartulary' Wiltshire Record Society edited by J L Kirby

Not mentioned THE DORMANT AND EXTINCT BARONAGE OF ENGLAND.

Family search Ancestral file reference for Everard De Hungerford (AFN:9L7L-FO)
Birthdate given as Bef 1160 of Heytesbury, Wiltshire

I have checked out my notes on Everard de Hungerford, and it would appear that I took my information from .....

Reference: Families directly des. from all the royal familiess. in Europe (495 to 1932). By Mrs. Eliz. M. Leach Rixford. Burlington, Vt. 1932. (175p.):35

I have actually ordered a copy of the paperback version of the book afore mentioned, 'Families Directly Descended from All the Royal Families in Europe (... I think this could prove very useful.

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Everard is not mentioned in this book - The Hungerfords are described with their connection through De Vere De Courtney, Peverill - details of Sir Thomas H who married Catherine Peverill and subsequent. Lots of reference to Hungerford in the book.

*[http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=MXsdAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA331&dq... The Gentleman's magazine (London, England), Volume 134]
>Page 331. Reference to R.C. Hoare’s Hungerfordiana “We hear of an Everard de Hungerford, in 1160, and of a William de Hungerford, Abbot of Waverley, who died in 1276, but I cannot trace the descent of this family for a certainty till the time of Walter de Hungerford who married Maud, daughter of John de Hetesbury; and thereby became settled at Heytesbury, in Wiltshire. Here then I must commence my account of this family, so distinguished in after-times, and so fortunate in its intermarriages with many heiresses”.