Katherine Wittewronge

i. Sir John Wittewrong, knighted by Charles I. in 1640, and created a Baronet in 1602, purchased the manor of Stantonbury, in Bucks, of Sir John Temple, in 1667, and there erected a handsome mansion. He served as sheriff of Herts in 1658, being chosen by the parliament-

He married thirdly, Catherine Thompson, sister of John Lord Haversham.

will of Maurice Thomson

(4) 1676, 9 May: The will of Maurice THOMSON, Haversham, Buckinghamshire, was proved. To be buried in Haversham chancel by my dear wife. To 100 poor silenced ministers. To Helena, Elizabeth and Arthur THOMSON, children of my dear son Sir John THOMSON, Baronet; to Katheline, Anne and Helena WITTEWRONG, children of my eldest daughter, Lady Katherine WITTEWRONG, late wife of Sir John WITTEWRONG, Knight and Baronet. My grandchildren William and Samuel OLDFIELD at 21; my brothers George, Sir William and Robert THOMSON to be trustees for daughter Martha CORSELLIS. Her son Nicholas CORSELLIS at 26. Daughter Elizabeth and her husband Joseph ALSTON, Esq., and their three sons, Joseph, Edward and Maurice ALSTON. To Lady Frances, wife of Sir John THOMSON. Property in England, Ireland, Barbadoes, Antego, St. Christophers, Virginia, the Carobee Islands, England and elsewhere.

• "Wittewrong, of Stantonbury" A genealogical and heraldic history of the extinct and dormant baronetcies of England, by J. and J.B. Burke John Burke 1838. Page 576
• THOMPSON, Sir John, 1st Bt. (1648-1710), of Haversham, Bucks., Upper Gatton and Richmond, Surr.
• Sir John Wittewrong, 1st Baronet
• http://www.dsthorne.com/tree/gp543.html