Belgrave

By the 16th century the descent is clearer for a short time. In 1512 John Belgrave died possessed of a manor in Belgrave (fn. 23) and his family continued to hold it until the beginning of the 17th century, (fn. 24) when after having been mortgaged several times it was sold, probably between 1635 and c. 1645, when William Byerley held it. (fn. 25) After it came into his possession it seems to have become merged in the manor which had belonged to the Davenport family. The manor seems to have been known as the 'manor of Belgrave and Davenports'. (fn. 26) After its acquisition by the Byerley family BELGRAVE'S MANOR, as it was called in the 17th century, descended with Davenport's manor.

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Birth: 1444–1490 - Belgrave, London, England Death: May 30 1512 - England, United Kingdom Parents: Richard Belgrave, Margaret Belgrave (born Cotton) Siblings: Brigitt Belgrave, Dorothy Belgrave, William Belgrave, Birgitt Belgrave, Unknown Cave (born Belgrave), William Cheney, Bridgeta carroll Molyneux (born Caryll), Dorothy Haddon (born young), Robert Cheney, Anne Cheyney Belgrave, John Cheyne Belgrave, Unknown Young, Unknown Cheyney, Dorothy Belgrave, Humphry Young, Walter Belgrave, Dorothy Belgrave, Unknown Lee (born Belgrave), Edmond or Edward Belgrave, Joan Young, Emma Jane Callander (born young), Thomas W Young, Catherine Ellis (born Young), <Private>, <Private>, <Private> Wife: Joan Belgrave (born Swyke) Son: Richard Belgrave