Cicely de Eton, of Stockport

Cicely De Eton was born on c. 1323 in Poynton, Cheshire, England to Sir Nicholas De Eton and Joan De Stockport De Eton - his heiress. Other sources say she was born at Ratley, Warwickshire.

Cicely married

1. Sir John Arderne BEFORE 1332 in Per Marriage Contract or Betrothel at Birth, England. Cicely was divorced on 1332 from Sir John Arderne.
2. Sir Edward De Warren on 1342 in England and had a child: Sir John De Warren, Knight, Lord of Poynton.

Children include

1. Sir John de Warren of Poynton and Stockport, knight, born about 1343, died 1387 and buried at Booton in Norfolk. Inquisition post mortem in 1392.

Links

• http://www.thornber.net/cheshire/htmlfiles/warren.html

Other sources say: and that, the IPM of Sir John de Arderne of Alford and Alvanley, record that he married 23 Edward III [1350], as second wife, Joan, or Jane, daughter and coheir of Sir Richard de Stokeport, Baron Stokeport, and widow of Sir Nicholas de Eton. She bore: 1. Sir Nicholas de Eton, who died without issue (4 Edward III [1331]); 2. Robert de Eton, living, married to Isabel (14 Edward III [1341]); 3. John de Eton (all died without issue); 4. Richard de Eton, whose only child died in infancy; 5. Cecily de Eton, who married John de Arderne but was divorced by him (he died without issue), and she married Sir Edward Warren of Poynton." Source: http://www.eatongenealogy.com/guest_features/garner.php

Divorced 1st husband in 1332, "Sir John de Arderne".

Cicely De Eton Arderne De Warren is my 22nd great grandmother.

Sources:

• 1. Jane MacDaniels Genealogy
• 2. [http://www.warrenfamilyhistory.com/Docs/Our%20Warrens%20in%20Englan...]

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From Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of the State of Massachusetts, Volume 4 (Google eBook) William Richard Cutter, William Frederick Adams.  Page 2165:

• (X) Herbert IV, Count of Vermandois and Valois, died 1080, leaving a daughter
• (XI) Adela de Vermandois, married Hugh the Great, son of Henry I, of France, and Count of Vermandois and Valois. They had a daughter
• (XII) Elizabeth (Isabel), married William de Warren, second Earl of Surry, and Warrenne and Mortimer in Normandy. He was born about 1040 and died 1130. They had a son
• (XIII) Reganal de Warrenne, married Adela, daughter of Roger de Mowbray. They had a son
• (XIV) William de Warren, married Isabel, daughter of Sir William de Hayden, and had a son
• (XV) Sir John de Warren, who married Alice, daughter of Roger de Townshend, and had a son
• (XVI) John de Warrenne, married Joan, daughter of Sir Hugh de Post, and had a son
• (XVII) Sir Edward de Warrenne, married Maud, daughter of Richard de Skeyton, and had a son
• (XVIII) Sir Edward de Warren, married Cicely, daughter of Sir Nicholas de Eaton, and had a son
• (XIX) Sir John de Warren, married Agnes, daughter of Sir Richard Wynnington, and had a son
• (XX) Sir Laurence de Warren, married Margery, daughter of Hugh Bulkley Esquire, and had a son
• (XXI) John de Warren, married Isabel, daughter of Sir John Stanley, and had a son
• (XXII) Sir Lawrence de Warren, married Isabel, daughter of Sir Robert Leigh, in 1458, and had a son
• (XXIII) William de Warren, by wife Anne had a son
•  (XXIV) John de Warren, by wife Elizabeth had a son
• (XXV) John Warren of Headbury, Devonshire, England, who had a son 
• (XXVI) Christopher Warren, who had a son 
• (XXVII) William Warren, married Anne Mable, and had a son 
• (XXVIII) Christopher Warren, married Alice Webb, and had 
• (XXIX) John Warren, married in England. Margaret, and came to New England in 1630, in the same fleet with Sir Richard Saltonstall. and settled at Watertown, Massachusetts.  

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Father Sir Nicholas de Eton[1]d. bt 1320 - 1326

Mother Joan Stokeport b. c 1289

Cicely de Eton was born circa 1312 at Ratley, Warwickshire, England. [2]

She married John de Arderne, son of Sir John de Arderne and Elena de Wasteneys, circa 1322.3

Cicely de Eton and John de Arderne were divorced in 1332; Divorced while underage.[3]

Cicely de Eton married Sir Edward de Warren, son of Sir John de Warenne, 8th Earl of Surrey and Maud de Nerford, between 1332 and 1344; They had 3 sons (John, William, & Edward).

Cicely de Eton died between 1352 and 1369 at of Booton, Skeyton, Crostweyth, Fransham, & Rougham, Norfolk, England.