Eleanor de Arden

Burial: Church of St Peter and St Paul, Aston, England

Walter and Eleanor's tombs are well preserved in Erdington's Chantry of the Church of St Peter and Paul at Aston, near Birmingham.
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SOURCE: [https://books.googleusercontent.com/books/content?req=AKW5QafPSo_sS...]: A Genealogical and Heraldic History of The Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, Enjoying Territorial Possessions or High Official Rank; But Univested with Heritable Honours, Vol. I, by John Burke (London: 1833)

WALTER ARDEN m. Eleanor, daughter of John Hampden, Esq of Hampden, in the county of Buckingham, and dying 17th Henry VII. [Walter] left a son and successor—JOHN ARDEN, of Park Hall, [who was] one of the esquires of the body to KING HENRY VII.

[John Arden] m. Alice, daughter of Richard Bracebrigg, Esq of Kingsbury, “but concerning the marriage,” says Dugdale, “there arose no small difference betwixt the parents on each side:

Walter Arden (the father) alleging that said Richard and his servants had stolen away his son; howbeit, at length by a reference to Sir Simon Mountfort, knight of Colshill, and Sir Richard Bingham, he judged, it was determined that the marriage should be solemnized betwixt them, in February 13, EDWARD IV. And in consideration of 200 marks portion, a convenient jointure settled: as also that for the trespasse done by the same Richard Bracebrigge, in so taking away the young gentleman, he should give to the before-specified Walter Arden the best horse that could be chosen in Kingsbury Park.

John [Arden] d. in the 17 HENRY VIII, and he was succeeded. by his son THOMAS ARDEN, Esq of Park Hall …