Anthony Fettiplace

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=amandatay... Anthony, the second son of John Fettiplace, resided at Swinbrook in Oxfordshire as well as at Childrey, Berks, and was Esquire of the Body to King Henry VII. In 1485/6 he was appointed keeper for life of the parks of Berley and Cornbury, Oxon, and was granted the office of launderer of the Laund of Burford, in the forest of Whichwoode.

He was Sheriff of the County of Berks in 1495, and a few years later was made Steward of "Suffolk's Land" in Co. Oxon, Master of the Hunt in Ewelme Park, as held by Robert Hareourt, and Steward of the Manors of Minster-Lovell, Cogges, Burford, Shipton, Spellesbury, and the hundred of Chadlington, in Oxfordshire, and of the Manors of Buklande, Hatford, Langley, Aston Thorold and Westcompton, Berks. Esquire of Henry V11. Sheriff of Berks & Oxon 1497. 1500, in attendance with Henry V11 at his meeting with Archduke Phillip. 26 June 1503 bought the manor of Swinbrook.

He married Mary, sister of Sir Adrian Forteseue (Fortiscue). who King Henry VIII ordered beheaded on Tower Hill for alleged conspiracy, upon his refusal to acknowledge the supremacy of the King over the Church of England in place of that of the Pope. Anthony Fettiplace died in 1510, leaving instructions that he was to be buried in the Church of "Swynbrok afore our Lady in the Chauncell," in which spot is a brass bearing his engraved effigy.

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