Elizabeth Ayscough

Elizabeth, dau. and heir of William Hansard of South Kelsey ; born 11 Henry VIII.; (1519/20) died 29 Sept. 1558; bur. at South Kelsey. The escheat says died 10 Oct. 1 Eliz. 1st wife.

“Sarah Duchess of York and her continued Hansard ascent”. Will Johnson, et al. (July 7, 2008). < GoogleGroups >

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• Eleanor Ayscough was the daughter of Sir Francis Ayscough (d 19 Oct 1564) by his wife Elizabeth Hansard (d 29 Sep 1558)
  • Elizabeth Hansard was the daughter of William Hansard aet 19 in 1521, died 15 Apr 1522, by his wife Anne Tyrwhitt.
    • William Hansard was the son of Sir William Hansard of South Kelsey, aet 19 in 1497, died 11 Jan 1521/2 by his wife Elizabeth Hutton "co-heiress of her father" buried 12 May 1550 St Martin's, Lincoln
      • Elizabeth Hutton was the daughter of John Hutton of Tudhoe, co Durham

about whom I know nothing

• ****William Hansard was the son of Richard Hansard aet 9 in 1466, died

1497 by his wife Elizabeth Blount "co-heiress of her father" Thomas
Blount of Girsby by his wife Agnes Hawley daughter of Sir Thomas
Hawley of Utterby

• *****Richard Hansard was the son of Richard Hansard of South Kelsey,

escheator of county Lincoln in 1448; by his wife Margaret Delamere
"heiress of her father" Thomas Delamere

• ******Richard Hansard was the son of Richard Hansard, Knt of South Kelsey;

Sheriff of co Lincoln in 1419, died 1428, buried at St Mary's South
Kelsey by his wife Joan Hedworth, daughter of Sir John Hedworth

That's it for this installment of "As Sarah Ferguson Turns".

“Wardship granted to her grandmother, Mary Hilliard” (??)

References

1. Lincolnshire Pedigrees, edited by A.R. Maddison (1902) V 50 p. 63 < Archive.Org >
2. Lincolnshire Notes and Queries: A Quarterly Journal...devoted to the Antiquities, Parochial ... (1893) Vol. 3, page 179. < Archive.Org > Again, in the notes at the end of the paper on Anne Askew in Vol. VI. before mentioned (p. 130), the following corre^on is needed to note 2, in which it is stated that Sir V/m, Askewe (Ayscough) (whose first wife was Elizabeth Wrottesley, of whom I have just spoken) married secondly Margery^ daughter of Sir Robert Hildyard. This is an error, for his second wife was Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of John Hutton of Tudhoe, Co. Durham, and widow of Sir Wm. Hansard of South Kelsey, Knt. Her son by her first husband was William Hansard, who married Agnes, daughter of Sir Wm. Tirwhitt, Knt., and left an only daughter and heiress, Elizabeth Hansard, who married Sir Francis Ayscough (Sir Wm. Ayscough's son by his first wife), thus bringing South Kelsey into the family. Margery Hildyard was not the second wife of Sir William Ayscough, but nis mother, being the first wife of his father, Sir William Ayscough of Stallingborough, and the fine marble tomb spoken of in this note is to tbetr memory not that of their son.