Letters and papers of the Verney family down to the end of the year 1639 By Verney family

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Margery Iwardby was the 2nd dau. and one of three co-heiresses of John Iwardby of Quainton, in the county of Bucks. She was the 1st of three wives of Ralph Verney who d. May 08, 1525 son of John Verney and Margaret Whittingham. Children: Ralph b. April 26, 1546 m. Elizabeth Bray.

LINEAGE:

I Ralph Verney d.1223 m. Amabella

II John Verney m. Alice de Bella Aqua or Bellew

III Ralph Verney

IV Robert Verney children: William, John

V John Verney

VI John Verney children: John, Edward

VII Edward Verney

VIII Ralph Verney

IX Ralph Verney d. 1478 m. Emme, widow Pyking children: Ralph, John, Margaret, Beatrice

X Ralph Verney d. 1528 m. Eleanor Pole

 XI    John Verney married twice 1st wife children: Robert, Mary, 2nd wife Dorothy

X John Verney d. 1505 m. Margaret Whittingham children: John, Robert, Ralph, Cecile, Ann

XI Ralph Verney d. 1525 m. 1st Margery Iwardby, Children: Ralph, m. 2nd 1511 Anne Weston Children: Eleanor, Katherine, Anne, Francis, m. 3rd Elizabeth ?. Also had a bastard dau. Cecille

XII Ralph Verney d. 1546 m. Elizabeth Bray children: Edmund (1), Anne, John, Edmund (2), Francis, Ralph, Urian, Richard, Dau.

XIII Edmund (1) Verney d. 1600 m.1st Frances Hastings, widow Redmayne, no children m. 2nd Audrey Gardener, widow Carew, children: Francis, m. 3rd Mary Blakeney (Turville)(St. Barbe) children: Edmund.

XIV Francis Verney b. 1584 d. 1615 m. Ursula St. Barbe, no children

XIV Edmund Verney b, 1589/90 d. 1642 m. Margaret Denton children: Ralph, Thomas, Edmund, Henry, John, Susanna, Penelope, Margaret, Cary, Mary, Richard.

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The whole manor thus acquired follows the same descent as that of Overbury in Great Missenden (q.v.) until the death in 1485 of John Iwardby, (fn. 40) whose window Joan held it in 1525. (fn. 41) Owing to the death in 1509 of his second daughter Margery, first wife of Sir Ralph Verney, the reversion passed to their son Ralph, (fn. 42) who died seised in 1546. (fn. 43) On the death after 1559 (fn. 44) of his widow Elizabeth it passed to his son Sir Edumund Verney, heirs of his brother Edumund. (fn. 45) Sir Edumund died seised in 1600, having settled this manor on his wife Mary and his elder son Francis. (fn. 46) Francis Verney and his stepmother sold the Quainton estate in 1607 to Richard Abraham and others.

From: 'Parishes : Quanton with Shipton Lee', A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 4 (1927), pp. 92-99. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62542 Date accessed: 24 September 2010.

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Nicholas Iwardby, son of John, (fn. 38) became lord of the manor upon the death of his father, (fn. 39) and was succeeded by his son John in 1462, (fn. 40) who being under age was placed under the custody of Richard Fowler. (fn. 41) He died in 1485, leaving three daughters, Elizabeth wife of William Elmes and afterwards of Thomas Pigot, Margery wife of Ralf Verney, and Helen who married first William Cutland (fn. 42) and secondly Thomas Clifford. (fn. 43)

From: 'Parishes: Great Missenden', A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 2 (1908), pp. 347-353. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62786 Date accessed: 24 September 2010.

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