Lady Maud Mainwaring

concerns

Do not confuse this Maud with Lady Maud Mainwaring (who married Thomas Starky/Starkey of Wrenbury).

notes

From Stirnet's "Sandford02" page (link below): "Visitation identifies Richard's wife as Ann Oteley, dau<ghter> of William Oteley of Pichford, but (noting that she appears to have married another Sandford) Commoners & BLG1952 name her ... <Maude Mainwaring (this Maud).>"

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Given name has also been reported to be Maude.

links

• https://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ss4as/sandford02.php#top (membership required to view without interruption)

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• Maud Mainwaring
• F, #70308, b. circa 1520
• Father John Mainwaring b. c 1495
• Maud Mainwaring was born circa 1520 at of Ightfield, Shropshire, England. She married Richard Sanford, son of Hugh Sanford and Jane Dod, circa 1540.
• Family Richard Sanford b. c 1521
• Child
  • Richard Sanford+ b. c 1541, d. 15 Nov 1591
• From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2340.htm#... ______________________
• A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great ..., Volume 2 By Bernard Burke
• https://books.google.com/books?id=yEtNAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA1306&lpg=PA1306...
• Pg.1306
• RICHARD SANDFORD, of Sandford, who swore fealty to EDWARD IV. in 1469, on coming of age, and had his estates confirmed to him. He d. 1520, having m. Jane, dau. and co-heir of Humphrey Peshall, of Knightley, co. Stafford, and had five sons and eight daus., of whom were, Margaret, m. Richard Broughton, of Broughton; Elizabeth, m. George Bromley.
• HUGH SANDFORD, of Sandford, son and heir, m. Jane, dau. of Joan Dod, of Cloverly, Salop, by Elizabeth his 2nd wife, dau. of Sir Ralph Egerton, of Ridley, Standard-bearer of England, and d. 1530, leaving, with others,
  • 1. RICHARD, his heir.
  • 2. ROBERT, heir to his nephew George.
  • 1. Jane, m. James Moreton, ancestor of the Earl of Ducie.
  • 2. Alice, m. Robert Boughey, of Whitmore, co. Stafford.
• The elder son,
• RICHARD SANDFORD, of Sanford, m. Maude, dau. of Sir John Mainwaring, of Ightfield, and d. 1532, leaving
• GEORGE SANDFORD, of Sandford, who d.s.p., having m. Jane, dau. of Richard Grosvenor, of Eataon, who m. 2ndly, Sir William Hollis. Leland says, "Sandford dwellith at Sanforde, wher is onely his place and a parke." His estates were in Sandford, Acheley, Stele, Whichesall, Lyford, Weston, Longford, and Mytely. he was s. by his uncle,
• ROBERT SANDFORD, of Sanford, who held his estate of the queen per sevitum militare. He m. Isabella Egerton, half-sister of Sir Thomas Bromley, Lord High Chancellor, being dau. of W. Egerton, of Betley, by Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Lacon, of Willey.
• .... etc. __________________
• A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great ..., Volume 2 By John Burke
• https://books.google.com/books?id=RgpBAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA667&lpg=PA667#v... https://archive.org/details/agenealogicalan00austgoog
• https://archive.org/stream/agenealogicalan00austgoog#page/n699/mode...
• Pg.667
• .... etc.
• RICHARD SANDFORD, esq. of Sandford, b. about the year 1448, who wedded first, Jane, daughter and co-heir of Humphrey Peshall, esq. of Knightley, in the county of Stafford, but that lady dying without issue, he espoused secondly, Jane, daughter of William Bromley, esq. of Mitley, in Salop, and had several children. He died in 12th of HENRY VIII. and was s. by eldest son,
• HUGH SANDFORD, esq. of Sandford, who m. Jane, eldest daughter of John Dod, esq. of Cloverley, by his second wife, Elizabeth Egerton, (see vol. i. p. 297) and had issue,
  • RICHARD, his heir.
  • ROBERT, who s. his nephew, and continued the family.
  • George, who resided in Nottinghamshire.
  • Elizabeth, m. to John Barker, esq.
• He d. in 1530, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
• RICHARD SANDFORD, esq. of Sandford, who m. Maud, daughter of John Mainwaring, esq. of Ightfield, in Salop, and had two sons, GEORGE, his heir, and Richard, who d. s. p. He died himself in 1532, and was s. by the elder,
• GEORGE SANDFORD, esq. of Sandford. This gentleman m. Jane, daughter of Richard Grosvenor, esq. of Eaton, in the county of Chester, by whom (who re-married Sir William Hollis, knt.) he had no issue: dying thus in 1563, the estates reverted his uncle,
• ROBERT SANDFORD, esq. who became "of Sandford." He married Isabel, daughter of William Egerton, esq. of Betley, in the oounty of Stafford, and dying in the 40th of ELIZABETH, was s. by his eldest son,
• .... etc. ________________________
• A genealogical history of the Follin family in America By Gabriel Edmonston
• https://books.google.com/books?id=oZlMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA14&lpg=PA14#v=o...
• Pg.14
• "The ancient family of Sontford, Sanforde of Sandford came into England with the Conqueror, and the name of the gallant Norman, by whom it was founded, is written on the rolls of the Battle Abbey."
• Among the descendants of Thomas de Sandford of Sandford, mentioned above, are many who gained special distinction. The second of that name to become noted is the firth of the line. Sir Ralph de Sandford of Sandford, one of the Barons who wrested the great Magna Charta from King John, 1215. His estates were afterward confiscated, but later restored when his party finally gained the ascendancy under Henry III. His son and successor was Sir Richard de Sandford, styled "Lord of Sandford and and Rothall." He died in 1215, and was succeeded by his son, Sir Robert de Sandford of Sandford, who held his estate by sergeantry (his duties were to attend the King in person), and was succeeded by his elder son, Sir Ralph de Sandford of Sandford, who wedded Alice, daughter of Wolfric Quixhull, by which marriage he added the estate of Wrixhall to his patrimonial possessions. By this marriage he had two sons, Sir William de Sandford of Sandford, who was distringuished in the wars against Lewelyn and David, Princes of Wales, and his good services are acknowledged by deed of Bago de Cnovil, Lord of Whitchurch, dated in 1303. Sir Ralph died in 1308, and was succeeded two years after by his second son, Sir Richard de Sandford, styled "Lord of Sandford and Rothall," who married Agnes, sister of Robert de Say, of Morton Say. By this union he had two sons and a daughter: Richard, Peter, and Isabel. he died in 1327, survived by his eldest son, Sir Richard de Sandford of Sandford, who had by his wife, Isabel, four sons: Nicholas, his heir; Stephen, Richard, and Peter. Sir Richard died in 1348, and was succeeded by his eldest son. Richard (Sir), the third son, was knighted on the morning of the battle of Shrewsbury, 1403, and was slain in that conflict. Sir Nicholas de Sandford of Sandford was survived by his son, Sir Richard
• https://books.google.com/books?id=oZlMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA15&lpg=PA15#v=o...
• Pg.15
• Sandford of Sandford. His brother Griffin was the father of William de Sanford, who was living in 1740. Nicholas, another brother, was the founder of the family of Sandford of the Isle of Up, Rossall, near Shrewsbury. Sir Richard de Sandford of Sandford, who married Maud Banaster, died in 1416, and was survived by his son, John Sandford of Sandford, who wedded, first, Elinor Styche. She died, leaving no issue. He married, second, Julian, daughter of Robert Corbett, by whom he had a son, his successor at his death in 1452, Sir Richard Sandford of Sandford, born about 1448. On reaching manhood he married, first Jane Peshall, but that lady dying without issue, he married, second, Jane Bromley, and had several children. He died in 1521, and was survived by his eldest son, Hugh Sandford of Sanford, who married Jane Dod, and had the following children: Richard, his heir; Robert, who survived his nephew George, and continued the family; George; Elizabeth, who married John Barker, Esq. Hugh Sandford of Sandford died in 1530.
• Richard Sandford, Esq., of Sandford, married Maud Wainwaring, and had two sons: George, his heir, and Richard, who died without issue. George Sandford, Esq., of Sandford, succeeded his father in 1532, and married, but had no issue. On his death the estate reverted to his uncle, Robert Sandford, Esq., mentioned above, who became "of Sandford." He married Isabel Edgerton. He died in 1598, andwas succeeded by his oldest son, Arthur Sandford, Esq., of Sandford, who married Anne Knyaston, and had several children. This gentleman was a zealous royalist. After an unsuccessful attempt to defend Shrewsbury in 1645, he was made prisoner, with his second son, Robert; he died the same year, and was succeeded by his eldest son. In a lengthy note by burke describing the deeds of his elder brother, Thomas Sandford, who commanded the regiment of Fire Locks, there is a letter taken from the dead body of Colonel Thomas Sandford after the attack on Nantwich, January 22, 1644, as follows:
• .... etc. ____________
• 'Sandford02'
• .... etc.
  • **i. Hugh Sandford of Sandford (d 1530)
    • *m. Jane Dod (dau of John Dod of Cloverly by Elizabeth, dau of Sir Ralph Egerton of Ridley)
      • *a. Richard Sandford of Sandford (d 1532)
        • Visitation identifies Richard's wife as Ann Oteley, dau of William Oteley of Pichford, but (noting that she appears to have married another Sandford) Commoners & BLG1952 name her ...
        • m. Maude Mainwaring (dau of Sir John Mainwaring of Ightfield)
          • (1) George Sandford of Sandford (dsp 1563)
          • m. Jane Grosvenor (dau of Richard Grosvenor of Eaton, m2. Sir William Hollis)
          • (2) Richard Sandford (dsp)
        • b. .... etc.
• Main source(s): BLG1952 (Sandford formerly of Sandford), Commoners (vol II, Sandford of Sandford) with a little support/input from Visitation (Shropshire, 1623, Sandford of Sandford)
• From: Stirnet.com
• http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ss4as/sandford02.php

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concerns

Do not confuse this Maud with Lady Maud Mainwaring (who married Richard Sandford of Sandford).

comments

Birth surname has also been reported to be Manwaring.

Date and place of birth have been erroneously reported to be 1450 at an unspecified location.

Perhaps the same Lady Maud Mainwaring.