Elizabeth de Westcote

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Elizabeth de Westcote (de Lyttelton)

Also Known As: "Littleton"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
Death: circa 1483
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
Place of Burial: Gloucestershire, England
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Thomas de Lyttelton IV and Maud de Lyttelton
Wife of Sir Thomas de Lyttelton
Mother of Sir Thomas Littleton; Nicholas Westcott; Baby Girl 1 Westcote; Guedo Westcott; Baby Girl 2 Westcote and 3 others
Sister of Thomas Huester de Lyttleton

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About Elizabeth de Westcote

Elizabeth Littleton and Thomas Westcote had four sons. Thomas, the eldest son and heir, took his mother's surname, likely as a condition of her marriage settlement as heir to the manor of Frankley. Two of his brothers, Nicholas and Guy, retained the surname Westcote. Nicholas Westcote married Agnes Vernon, the daughter and heiress of Edmund Vernon, and was ancestor of the Westcotes of Staffordshire, while Guy Westcote married the daughter of one Greenevill of Gloucestershire, and was ancestor of the Westcotes of Devon and Somerset.[2]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_de_Littleton

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Elizabeth de Westcote's Timeline

1370
1370
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
1407
1407
Frankley Manor House, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
1419
1419
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
1423
1423
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
1424
1424
Frankley, Worcestershire, England
1425
1425
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
1429
1429
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
1433
1433
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)
1483
1483
Age 113
Frankley, Worcestershire, England (United Kingdom)