Anne Huntington, of Derby

• wife of Christopher Reynolds was not their daughter.
• *”A Charissa/Clarissa Huntington marries a Christopher Reynolds in 1813, there is no previous Clarrissa/Charissa Huntington. Lord Stanley and Ann Hastings of Derby do NOT have a daughter named Clarissa/Charissa they have a daughter named Margaret.”

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A Who’s Who of Tudor Women: H-He compiled by Kathy Lynn Emerson

ANNE HASTINGS (c.1485-November 17, 1550)

Anne Hastings was the daughter of Edward, 2nd baron Hastings (November 25, 1466-November 8, 1506) and Mary Hungerford (c.1468-July 10, 1533). Anne was married to John Radcliffe, Lord Fitzwalter (1442-1496) as a child. In 1507, she married Thomas Stanley, 2nd earl of Derby (1485-May 23, 1521) and was the mother of Edward, 3rd earl (May 10,1508-October 24,1572), John, Anne, Margaret (d. January 1534), Henry (d. June 29, 1528), James, George, Thomas (c.1515-1538), and Jane. Anne was at the court of Catherine of Aragon as the youngest of her ladies in waiting in 1509 and at the Field of Cloth of Gold in 1520. In 1542, when her son-in-law, Robert, earl of Sussex, died he gave Anne custody of his daughter, Jane (her mother was Anne's late daughter Margaret) as well as the wardship of young Lord Berkeley, intended as the girl's husband. In 1545, Anne sold Berkeley's wardship to his mother for £1000. In her will, Anne left Jane clothing, furnishings, and the profits of that sale.

Anne Derby Huntingdon (1510 - 1570), daughter of Thomas Stanley, Earl of Derby (1484 - 1521) and Lady Anne, Countess of Derby (born Hastings) (1485 - 1550), was born in 1510 at Kent, England; she died at the age of 60 in 1570 at Kent. She married Robert Huntingdon (1499 - 1580) when she was about 16 years old in 1526.

Children of Robert and Ann Huntingdon

1. Margaret
2. Robert Huntingdon (1560 - )