Frances Cheney

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• Sir Thomas Cheney 1535/1558
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• 'Frances (Agnes) CHENEY
• 'Born: 1542, Lambourne, Berkshire, England
• 'Notes: She married William Cheney (eb1538-a will proves that William died in 1608) William was a descendant of the Cheney's of Shurland located at Fenn Ditton. This branch of the family descended from Henry Cheney (eb 1320) who is believed to have been a son of Sir William De Cheney(eb 1270). This marriage rejoined the two branches of the family for the second time-the first being the 1268 marriage of Sir Alexander Cheney (eb1255) and Agnes De Saye (eb1250) in 1268. Both branches of the family had lost extensive wealth and property shortly before the marriage of Frances and William Cheney. AFT this the family lived in less exalted social circles. Frances and William founded a branch of the Cheney family which has lived for centuries in Lincolnshire where their descendants have prospered as merchants, apothecaries and saddlers.
• 'Married: William CHENEY ABT 1565, England
• Children:
  • 1. John CHENEY
  • 2. Lawrence CHENEY
  • 3. Thomas CHENEY
  • 4. Edward CHENEY
  • 5. Alice CHENEY
  • 6. William CHENEY
• http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/CHENEY.htm#Frances (Agnes) CHENEY1
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• 'Frances Cheney1
• 'F, d. 25 November 1604
• Father Sir Thomas Cheney b. c 1486, d. 8 Dec 1558
• ' Frances Cheney married William Cheney, son of William Cheney and Ann Holme. Frances Cheney This was an illegitimate daughter (late in life). She died on 25 November 1604; Date of will.
• 'Family William Cheney b. 1538, d. 1602
• Child
  • ◦John Cheney+ b. 1568
• Citations
• 1.[S8778] Unknown author, Families Directly Descended from all the Royal Families in Europe, by Elizabeth M. Rixford, p. 16.
• http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p935.htm#i...
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• 'The Cheney genealogy
• http://www.archive.org/details/cheneygenealogy00pope
• http://www.archive.org/stream/cheneygenealogy00pope#page/12/mode/1up
• YORKSHIRE.
• Thomas Cheney, Knight, bought the manor of Thornton, or Thornton Bridge, with lands there and in Norton Milby and Humberton and a third part of the manor of Letby; at Michalmas in the 27th year of Henry VIII [1535.] He settled upon his 'daughter "Frances Cheyney alias Jesper whom William Cheyney is about to marry," " the manors of Thornegumbolde and Pauleholme, and 12 messuages with lands," &c. in 1547. William and Frances Cheyney sold land in Great Cowdon in Holderness [not dated]'.
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