Clémence Banastre was born about 1260 in Cheshire, England. She owned Mollington Banastre Manor, Cheshire, England. She died after 8 Feb 1299. She was also known as Clementia Banastre and Clemintina. [2]

Parents:

1. Robert Banastre (Abt 1242-1289) and Alice Woodcock (Abt 1250-)

Married:

1. William de Lea, son of Henry de Lea and Unknown. (William de Lea was born circa 1300.)[1][845]

Notes

• Clementia, to whom her father gave in free marriage the manor of Mollington Banastre, in Cheshire. She married William Lea, and died after 8 Feb 1299, leaving a son and daughter. The son was Sir Henry de Lea, who was beheaded for the rebellion of Sir Adam Banastre, 9 Edward II. The daughter was Sibella who married Sir Richard Hoghton.

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Citations

1. Watson, Annah R. "of Sceptred Race,". Memphis, Tenn: Early printing and Pub. Co, 1910. p 329
2. White, Almira L. White Family Quarterly. Haverhill, Mass: Nichols, "The Printer," (Volume 1-3).

• [3] Visitation of Lancashire, Part I, pg. 28
• [845]. Archaeologia Cambrensis, A Record of the Antiquities of Wales and it Marches, and the Journal of the Cambrian Archaelogical Association, Vol. I, "Notice of the Family of Robert Banastre, on of the Benefactors of Basingwerk Abbey," Cambrian Archaeological Association, Published by W. Pickering in 1846, London, Printed in Manchester by Charles Simme and Co., found on Google Books.
• Shurtleff Genealogy pub 1917, Vol 1 pg 146