Anne Wenman

Anne Humphrey married Richard Wenman (or Wainman) of Witney, Clothier & Woolstapler, who was buried in Witney Church in 1500. He was the son of Henry the Wainman & Emmote, daughter of Simkin Hervey. Anne must have died before 1500, as Richard's 2nd wife Christian was buried in 1501.

Children

• Richard, married Anne Busche
• William, alias Fermor. Married Elizabeth Fermor
• Alice, married Laurence Fermor
• Ralph, a younger son. Under Steward of Pipewell Abbey

notes on the pedigree

Arms.—1. Sable, on a Jesse argent three lions' heads erased gules between three anchors or. [wenman.] 

From The History, Description and Antiquities of the Prebendal Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Thame, in the County and Diocese of Oxford:....  By Frederick George Lee.  "Pedigree of Wenman & Wykeman of Thame Park.". Page 439:

"They [the Wenmans] were originally clothiers of Witney; and, being the first that used wains or carts with four wheels to carry their cloth to London, were called ' Wainmen;' or else the first was a driver of a wain."—Giles's History of Witney, p. 102. London: 1852.

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• The History, Description and Antiquities of the Prebendal Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Thame, in the County and Diocese of Oxford:....  By Frederick George Lee.  Page 430-441. "Pedigree of Wenman & Wykeman of Thame Park."
• Visitation of the county of Oxford note: omits this generation
• http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ww/wenman1.php#link2 (membership required to view without interruption) comments: 1. Richard Wainman of Witney (d 1500) this generation given by BE1883, omitted by Visitation & BEB1841
• http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hwbradley/aqwg302... (Hal Bradley skips this generation)