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- Ratcliffe Gerrard1
- F, #31880
- Last Edited=28 Dec 2015
- Ratcliffe Gerrard is the daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerrard.1 She married George Wingfield, son of Lewis Wingfield and unknown daughter Noon.1
- Her married name became Wingfield.1
- Child of Ratcliffe Gerrard and George Wingfield
- Richard Wingfield+1
- Citations
- [S37] BP2003 volume 2, page 3200. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S37]
- From: http://www.thepeerage.com/p3188.htm#i31880 _____________
- George WINGFIELD
- Notes: In 1538 - Mugged in London by Mr Thomas Martell and servants. King Henry VIII's council took up his case.
- Father: Lewis WINGFIELD of Bishops Sutton
- Mother: Margaret NOON
- Married: Ratcliffe GERRARD (d. 9 Sep 1634) (dau. of Sir Gilbert Gerrard)
- Children:
- 1. Richard WINGFIELD of Robertstown
- From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/WINGFIELD.htm#George WINGFIELD1 _______________
- Thomas WINGFIELD of Letheringham (Sir Knight)
- Born: ABT 1554
- Died: 22 Jan 1609/10, Letheringham, Suffolk, England
- Buried: Letheringham, Suffolk, England
- Notes: Inherited Letheringham at the decease of his brother. Servant of the Earl of Leicester. In 1586 he was wardor with Sir Amyas Paulet of Mary, Queen of Scots, who was prisioner in Fotheringay Castle. Knighted in 1606 at Greenwich Palace.
- Father: Robert WINGFIELD of Letheringham (Sir Knight)
- Mother: Cecily WENTWORTH
- Married 1: Radclyffe GERRARD (d. 18 Jul 1601) (dau. of Sir Gilbert Gerrard of Bromley)
- Children:
- 1. Dau. WINGFIELD
- Married 2: Elizabeth DRURY 1602
- Children:
- 2. Anne WINGFIELD
- 3. Cecily WINGFIELD
- 4. Anthony WINGFIELD (1º Bt.)
- 5. Elizabeth WINGFIELD
- 6. Catherine WINGFIELD
- From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/WINGFIELD.htm#Thomas WINGFIELD of Letheringham (Sir)1 ____________________
- Sir Gilbert Gerard (died 4 February 1593) was a prominent lawyer, politician, and landowner of the Tudor period. .... etc.
- Gerard married Ann Radcliffe or Ratcliffe. She was the daughter of Thomas Ratcliffe of Winmarleigh and of Isabel Boteler. As her father died before she reached the age of majority, she became a ward of Sir Thomas Holcroft, Gerard's uncle. She inherited Damhouse in Astley, which was later sold by her son, Thomas. She remained a Catholic throughout her life.[11]
- They had two sons:
- Thomas, Gilbert's heir, was created the first Baron Gerard of Gerrard's Bromley in 1603.
- Ratcliffe married Elizabeth Somerset, a wealthy heiress related to the Earls of Worcester.[a] They had a number of children.
- Sir Charles Gerard of Halsall, married Penelope, sister and coheir of Sir Edward Fitton, 2nd and last of the Fitton baronets of Gawsworth, Cheshire. They had at least three sons:[20]
- Charles (the eldest), a Cavalier general during the Civil War and a courtier after the Restoration. He was made Baron Gerard of Brandon in 1645 and Earl of Macclesfield in 1679.[20]
- Edward Gerard, a colonel of foot who was wounded at the First Battle of Newbury (1643).[21]
- Sir Gilbert Gerard, killed in one of the frequent skirmishes that took place in Ludlow between Cavaliers and Roundheads.[22]
- Gilbert, a colonel of a Royalist regiment of foot and was appointed Governor of Worcester in December 1642.[23][24][25]
- Ratcliffe, twin brother of Gilbert, under whom he served as a lieutenant-colonel.[23][24] He married Jennet, the illegitimate daughter of Devereux Barrett of Tenby, Pembrokeshire.[23] They had several children:[24]
- Gilbert (died 1687), served as a Royalist captain in the Civil War, after the restoration sat as MP for Northallerton and was made Baronet of Fiskerton[23]
- John (1632–1654) served as an ensign in the Civil War, was executed in for his part in the Gerard's conspiracy
- Charles (born 1635)
- Sir Charles Gerard of Halsall, married Penelope, sister and coheir of Sir Edward Fitton, 2nd and last of the Fitton baronets of Gawsworth, Cheshire. They had at least three sons:[20]
- They also had at least four daughters who survived infancy:
- Frances married Richard Molyneux of Croxteth and Sefton, an important Lancashire landowner, who became first of the Molyneux baronets. One of their sons was
- Richard Molyneux, 1st Viscount Molyneux
- Radclyffe married Sir Thomas Wingfield of Letheringham.[26]
- Catherine married Richard Hoghton, a Lancashire landowner who became first of the De Hoghton baronets.
- Margaret married Peter Legh of Lyme Park, Cheshire, a client of the Earls of Derby who studied at Gray's Inn, probably under the auspices of Gilbert Gerard.[27]
- Frances married Richard Molyneux of Croxteth and Sefton, an important Lancashire landowner, who became first of the Molyneux baronets. One of their sons was
- .... etc.
- From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert_Gerard_(judge) ____________________
- A genealogical and heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain And Ireland, ..., Volume 2 By John Burke
- https://books.google.com/books?id=0I9AAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA478&lpg=PA478&d...
- https://archive.org/details/agenealogicalan00austgoog
- https://archive.org/stream/agenealogicalan00austgoog#page/n510/mode...
- Pg.478
- WINFIELD, OF TICKENCOTE.
- .... etc.
- SIR ROBERT WINGFIELD, knt, of Letheringham, M.P. for Suffolk, who had, by his first wife, Cecily, second daughter of Thomas, Lord Wentworth, three sons and two daughters, viz.
- ANTHONY (Sir), who inherited Letheringham, but died without issue, when it devolved upon his youngest and only surviving brother.
- Robert, d. s. p.
- THOMAS, who inherited Letheringham, at the decease of his brother.
- Mary, m. to Sir Henry Warner, knt. of Mildenhall.
- Frances, m. to Francis Barrowe, esq.
- SIR THOMAS WINGFIELD, knt. eventually "of Letheringham," m. first Radclyffe, daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerrard, knt. master of the rolls, and by that lady, had one daughter. He espoused, secondly, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Drue Drury, knt. of Riddlesworth, and dying in 1609, left with two daughters, Anne, m. to Thomas Standish, esq. of Duxbury; and Cicely, m. to William Blois, esq. of Grundisbursh, a son,
- ANTHONY WINGFIELD, esq. of Goodwins, in Suffolk, who was created a BARONET, on the 17th May, 1627. He m. Anne, daughter of Sir John Deane, knt. and dying in 1638, was s. by his son,
- .... etc. _____________
- Engravings of sepulchral brasses in Norfolk and Suffolk: tending ..., Volume 2 By John Sell Cotman, Dawson Turner
- https://books.google.com/books?id=FJVZAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA5-PA3&lpg=RA5-P...
- Pg.23
- RATCLIFFE WINGFIELD, EASTON CHURCH, SUFFOLK. 1601.
- Dugdale's Baronage, vol. ii. p. 417. Gough's Sep. Mon. end of vol. ii. Weever, p. 759. Escursions, vol. ii. p. 67. Blore's Rutland, p. 65.
- Sir Thomas Wingfield, Knt. second son of Sir Robert Wingfield, of Letheringham, Knt. succeeded in the estate of his elder brother, Sir Anthony, who died without issue, in 1605. Sir Thomas married two wives: first, Ratcliffe, daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerrard, of Gerrard's Bromley, co. Stafford, Knt. Master of the Rolls; and, secondly, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Drue Drury, of Riddlesworth, co. Norfolk, Knt. By his first wife, the lady here represented, he had only one child, Anne, who married Thomas, son and heir of Alexander Standish, of Peele, co. Lancaster, Esq. Sir Thomas Wingfield was knighted at Greenwith, July 13th, 1606, and died 22 January, 1609.
- The armes of Gerrard are, quarterly, 1st and 4th, a lion rampant ducally crowned; 2nd and 3rd, three roundels in bend between two cottises. In the etching, therefore, they are wrong. Those on the shield in the sinister corner are Gerrard impaling
- Pg.24
- Ratcliffe, being those of her father, who married Anne, daughter of Thomas Ratcliffe, of Wimersley, Esq. only sister and heir of the half blood to William Ratcliffe, Esq.: hence her christian name. The shield on the dexter corner contains, 1. Wingfield, 2. Bovill, 3. Goushill, 4. Arundel, 5. Warren, 6. Vere, 7. Bulbeck, 8. Sandford, 9. Badlesmere, 10. Howard, impaling Gerrard, &c. _______________________
- L. Sir Robert (VI) Wingfeld of Lethringham in the counte of Suff knyght. Captain of the guard to Edward VI, he was sent by the Lords of the Council to Windsor in 1549 to induce the king to remove his uncle, Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, as Lord Protector.76 Executor of his father’s will. Named as overseer of the will of Robert I Gosnold 1572. Knighted ?2 Oct. 1553. A J.P. for Suffolk from c.1559. Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk 1560-1. M.P. for Suffolk 1563 and 1572.77 Taxed on £80 in lands in Letheringham, 1568.78 Deputy Lieutenant for Suffolk 1585. Decd 19 Mar. 1596.79 ‘Sir Roberte Wingfeilde’ of Letheringham, will dated 5 June 1584, proved 28 June 1596 PCC (PROB 11/87).80 IPM 1595-6.81 Married 1stly, Cicylle (Cicely) Wentworth, Daughr of Thomas Lord Went Worthe (Thomas, 1st Lord Wentworth). Sir Robert married 2ndly, after 1570, Bridget (Ann), widow of Thomas Fleetwood of London and The Vache, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks. (Master of the Mint) and daughter of Sir John Spring of Hitcham, Suffolk. Children by his 1st wife:
- 1. Sir Anthony (II) Wingfeld. Sonne & heyr. Born c.1554. Matriculated a fellow- commoner from Peterhouse, Cambridge, Michaelmas 1566. Admitted at Gray’s Inn 1572. M.P. for Orford 1571, 1572, for Dunwich 1584 and 1586, and for Suffolk 1589.82 A J.P. for Suffolk from c.1583. A Deputy Lieutenant and commissioner of musters c.1596. Knighted 1597.83 Sheriff of Suffolk 1597-8. In 1601 the Privy Council described him as ‘well affected in religion’, and he was one of those responsible for organizing the removal of recusant prisoners from Wisbech to Framlingham. Of Goodin’s or Godwin’s in Hoo. Died 29 Dec. 1605, s.p., bur. at Letheringham. Sir Anthony Wingfeilde of Godwyns in Hoo, Suffolk, will dated 18 Oct. 1605, proved 14 Feb. 1605/6 P.C.C. (PROB11/107) – requested burial at Letheringham; his brother Thomas to be repaid a debt out of annual rent from the manor of Dullingham in Cambs ‘as allotted’ to Sir Robert his father. IPM 1606-7.84 Married Anne (Mary) Birde, daughter of Thomas (John) Birde (Burde) of Denston and London, Customer of London. Executrix of her husband’s will – she was to have his manor of Scaleshoo [Scales Hoo or How in Howe, Norfolk]85 and his moiety of ffyttons [the manor Fittons in Wiggenhall St Germans, Norfolk]86 for 5 years and then an annuity of £60. She remarried c.1609 (as his 3rd wife) Thomas Clenche esq. of Holbrooke, Suffolk, and Lincoln’s Inn, London, M.P. for Suffolk in 1621 (d. 1624).87 She died 2 Aug. 1626, buried as ‘the Lady Anne Wingfield’ 5 Aug. 1626 at Letheringham.
- 2. Robert (VII) Wingfeld second sonne. Matriculated a fellow-commoner from Peterhouse, Cambridge, Michaelmas 1566. Died s.p.m.
- 3. Thomas Wingfeld third sonne. See below M.
- 4. Marye Wingfield. Married Sir Henry Warner of Mildenhall (Norfolk), knt.
- 5. ffrauncis Wingfield. Married William Barrowe (Barough), esq. of Westhorpe in Suffolk (Norfolk).
- M. Sir Thomas (V) Wingfeld. Born c.1558. Matriculated a fellow-commoner, aged 8, from Peterhouse, Cambridge, Michaelmas 1566. He ‘lived in Easton during the life of Sir Anthony Wingfield, his eldest brother ... After his Brother’s death, He removed to Letheringham’.88 Of Easton 1601. Named in his brother Anthony’s will – to be repaid a debt of £300 and given ‘all my armour and my tent with all my ymplements of warre’. Knighted 13 July 1606 at Greenwich by King James I. Sheriff of Suffolk 1610, but died in office (replaced by Sir George Le Hunt of Little Bradley). ‘Died of the Smal-Pox, when High-Sherif of Suffolk upon 22 January 1609’,89 bur. 23 Jan. 1609/10 at Letheringham, M.I. Sir Thomas Wyngfeilde of Letheringham, will dated 16 Jan. 1609, proved 3 Feb. 1609/10 P.C.C. (PROB 11/115) – his executors were to be his wife, and his ‘loving kinsmen and friends’ Edmond Poley of Badley, Humphrey Wingfield esq. of Brantham and Thomas Wingfield gent. of Easton. IPM 1609-10.90 Married 1stly, Radcliff (Radclyffe), daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerrard of Bromley Gerard in Staffordshire and Ince in Lancashire, Master of the Rolls (1581-93), by Anne, daughter and heir of Thomas Ratcliffe of Winmarleigh, Lancashire.91 Died 18 July 1601, buried at 19 July 1601 at Easton, monumental brass in the chancel. Child:
- 1. Anne Wingfield. Named in her father’s will – given £1,500 when 21. Died 1622. Married (as his 1st wife) Thomas Standish esq. of Duxbury in Lancashire, son and heir of Alexander Standish of Peele in Lancashire. Born c.1594. A Puritan. M.P. for Liverpool 1626 and for Preston 1640-42.92 Died 1642.
- Sir Thomas married 2ndly, 1601, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Drue Drury of Riddlesworth, Norfolk and Linstead, Kent, by his 2nd wife, Katherine, daughter and heiress of William Finch of Linstead.93 Born 1584. Named as a co-executor of her husband’s will (but did not act), she was given the ‘profittes of my parke and Lodge in Letheringham and Wickham’ during her son’s minority. She remarried 9 Aug. 1610, Henry Reynolds gent. of Belstead (b. 1581). This marriage was a failure and they were in dispute by 1614.94 She died 1620.
- Children:
- 2. Elizabeth Wingfield. Bap. 22 Nov. 1603 at Letheringham. Named in her father’s will – given £1,500 when 21. Married Sir Drew Deane of Maplestead in Essex. Died 1638.
- 3. Cicely (Cicilie) Wingfield. Born 1604. Named in her father’s will – given £1,500 when 21. Married 30 sep. 1624 at Letheringham, William Bloyse (Blois) gent. of Grundisburgh. Born 7 July 1600. Educated at Pembroke College, Cambridge 1617, BA 1620. Admitted at Gray’s Inn 1619. Made a hall, parlour, stairs etc and converted Sigers into Grundisburgh Hall. Captain of foot (parliamentary) 1643, colonel by 1645; commanded a regiment at the siege of Colchester. Commissioner for sequestrations in Suffolk 1643 for the execution of ordinances 1643, for levying of money 1643, for the Eastern Association 1643, for assessment in Suff. 1644-52, 1657, Aug. 1660-death, Ipswich 1663-death, for new model ordinance in Suff. 1645. Justice of the Peace for Suffolk by 1650-3, 1657-death. M.P. for Suffolk 1654, 1656 and for Ipswich 1661- 1673.95 In January 1660 he signed and presented the Suffolk petition for a free Parliament to George Monck. Sold his Ipswich house to Francis Bacon and purchased the manor of Grundisburgh. Died 13 (25) Nov. 1673, buried at Grundisburgh. Esq. of the City of London, will dated 13 Sep. 1673, proved 5 June 1676 P.C.C. (PROB11/352/55).
- 4. Anthony Wingfield. Born 6 Mar., bap. 27 Mar. 1607 at Letheringham. See below N. 5. Katharine Wingfield. Named in her father’s will – given £1,500 when 21. Married 30 Apr. 1633, Francis Bacon of Gray’s Inn, London and Ipswich. Born 30 Sep. 1600. M.P. for Ipswich 1646, 1654, 1656, 1659 and 1660.96 Master of Requests 1656-9. Died 1663.
- From: http://www.letheringhamlodge.com/wingfield-of-wingfield-and-letheri... ___________________
- A genealogical and heraldic history of the extinct and dormant baronetcies of England. By sir John Bernard Burke
- https://books.google.com/books?id=VikAAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA582&lpg=PA582&d...
- https://archive.org/details/agenealogicalan02burkgoog
- https://archive.org/stream/agenealogicalan02burkgoog#page/n592/mode...
- Pg.574
- WINFIELD, OF TICKENCOTE.
- SAME AS A genealogical and heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain And Ireland, ..., Volume 2 ___________________________
- 'Gerard03'
- Sir Gilbert Gerard of Astley, of Gerard's Bromley (d 04.02.1592/3, Master of the Rolls, Attorney-General)
- m. Anne Ratcliffe (dau/heir of Thomas Ratcliffe of Wimersley)
- 1. Sir Thomas Gerard, 1st Lord of Gerard's Bromley (d 15.01.1617/8)
- m1. Alice Rivet (a 1592, dau/coheir of Sir Thomas Rivet)
- A. .... etc.
- m2. (sp) Elizabeth Woodford (d 1624, dau of Robert Woodford of Brightwell)
- 2. Radclyffe or Ratcliffe Gerard of Halsall, Lancashire
- The following is supported by BE1883 (Gerard of Brandon and Macclesfield).
- m. Elizabeth Somerset (dau of Sir Charles Somerset, son of Henry, Earl of Worcester)
- A. .... etc.
- 3. Gilbert Gerard
- m. Ellen Pearson (dau of William Pearson of Chester)
- 4. Frances Gerard (a 1567)
- m. Sir Richard Molyneux, 1st Bart of Sefton (d 08.02.1622-3)
- 5. Margaret Gerard
- m. Peter Leigh of Lyme (d 1636)
- 6. Katherine Gerard (d 17.11.1617)
- m. Sir Richard Hoghton, Bart of Hoghton Tower (d 12.11.1630)
- 7. Ratcliffe Gerard
- m1. George Wingfield
- m2. Sir Thomas Wingfield, later of Letheringham (d 22.01.1609)
- Main source(s): Ormerod (Cheshire, vol 1, 'Pedigree of the Gerards, Lords Gerard of Gerards Bromley', p483), BE1883 (Gerard of Gerard's Bromley) with some support from TCP (Gerard of Gerard's Bromley), TCP (Macclesfield) and support/input as reported above
- From: Stirnet.com
- http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/gg/gerard03.php ____________
- 'Wingfield03'
- Lewis Wingfield of Southampton (a 1525)
- (1) Most of this section was first launched within Wingfield02. It was moved here to facilitate expansion.
- (2) Visitation (Norfolk) identifies Lewis's wife as _ Ufford but notes that some say that she was _ Moun (Mohun). BP1934, supported by Visitation (Suffolk, 1561, Wingfield of Wingfield and Letheringham), identifies her as ...
- m. Margaret Noone (dau of Henry Noone of Martlesham & Shelfhanger)
- 1. John Wingfield ('dsp'(s?))
- A. .... etc.
- 2. Sir Richard Wingfield, Governor of Portsmouth
- m. Christiana FitzWilliam (dau of Sir William FitzWilliam of Milton)
- A. .... etc.
- 3. Thomas Wingfield (dsp)
- 4. George Wingfield
- m. Ratcliffe Gerrard (dau of Sir Gilbert Gerrard, Master of the Rolls)
- A. Richard Wingfield of Robertstown
- m. Honora O'Brien (dau of Teige McMurrough O'Brien of Smithstown)
- i. .... etc.
- 5. Katharine or Anne Wingfield
- BP1934 names Lewis's daughter as Katharine, wife of Anthony Pounds of Drayton. Visitation (Hampshire, 1530+1575+1622-34, White) shows Catherin, dau of Lewes Wingfield, as married to Anthony Pound of Drayton then Robert White of Southwike. TCP (Sussex) notes that Visitation names her Catherine but names her Anne.
- m1. Anthony Pounds of Drayton (d 1547)
- m2. Robert White of Southwike
- 6. Jane Wingfield
- m. John Hennedge (probably Heneage) of Lincolnshire
- 1. John Wingfield ('dsp'(s?))
- Main source(s):
- (1) For upper section : BP1934 (Powerscourt) with some support from Visitation (Norfolk, 1563+1589+1613, Wingfield)
- (2) For middle section : Visitation (Huntingdonshire, 1613, Wingfield & Wingfield of Kimbolton), Visitation (Norfolk, 1563+1569+1613, Wingfield) with a little support from VCH (Huntingdonshire, vol 3, Parishes: Kimbolton)
- (3) For lower section : Visitation (Huntingdonshire, 1613, Wingfield of Brantham) with support from Visitation (Norfolk, 1563+1569+1613, Wingfield) and input as reported above
- From: Stirnet.com
- http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ww/wingfield03.php#lk1 ______________
- 'Wingfield02'
- Sir John Wingfield of Letheringham, Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk (d 1509)
- m. Anne Touchet (dau of John Touchet, Lord Audley)
- 1. Sir Anthony Wingfield of Letheringham (d before 18.11.1553)
- m. Elizabeth de Vere (d before 13.11.1559, dau/coheir of Sir George de Vere (son of John, 12th Earl of Oxford) by Margery Stafford)
- A. John Wingfield (dsp(vp?))
- m. Dorothy Fitzherbert
- i.+ issue (dsp(vp?))
- B. Sir Robert Wingfield of Letheringham (d 19.03.1596, 3rd son)
- m1. Cecily Wentworth (d 22.08.1573, dau of Thomas Wentworth, Lord)
- i. Sir Anthony Wingfield of Letheringham & Goodwins in Hoo (dsp bur 29.12.1605)
- m. Anne Bird (b 1576-7, d 02.08.1626, dau of William Bird of Denston, m2. Thomas Clench of Holbrook)
- Visitation, which identifies Sir Anthony's wife as Mary, dau of John Bird of London, suggests that they had 2 children, an unnamed son & Thomas. We presume that, if there were such children, they died in infancy.
- ii. Robert Wingfield of Shottisham (dsp by 1580)
- iii. Sir Thomas Wingfield, later of Letheringham (d 22.01.1609)
- m1. Radclyffe Gerrard (d 18.07.1601, dau of Sir Gilbert Gerrard, Master of the Rolls)
- a. daughter
- m2. Elizabeth Drury (dau of Sir Drue Drury of Riddlesworth, m2. Henry Reynolds)
- b. Sir Anthony Wingfield of Godwyne, 1st Bart (b c1585, d 30.07.1638)
- m. Anne Deane (d before 05.1642, dau of Sir John Deane of Deane's Hill/Hall in Great Maplestead by Anne, dau of Sir Drue Drury)
- (1) .... etc.
- c. Anne Wingfield
- m. Thomas Standish of Duxbury
- d. Cicely Wingfield
- m. William Blois of Grudisburgh (d 1672)
- iv. Mary Wingfield (d 09.11.1601)
- m. Sir Henry Warner of Wamhill Hall in Mildenhall (d 06.05.1617)
- v. Frances Wingfield (dsp before 1596)
- m. William Barrow of Westthorpe named Francis by Commoners
- m2. Bridget Spring (dau of Sir John Spring of Cockfield) named Francis by Visitation (Norfolk)
- Possibly of this generation, but (if so) by which wife is unknown, was ...
- vi. Elizabeth Wingfield
- m. Robert Spencer of Rendlesham
- C. .... etc.
- Main source(s):
- (1) For upper section : Commoners (vol ii, Wingfield of Tickencote), Visitation (Suffolk, 1561, Wingfield of Wingfield and Letheringham), Visitation (Huntingdonshire, 1613, Wingfeild), Visitation (Norfolk, 1563+1589+1613, Wingfield), TCB (vol. ii, Wingfield of Wingfield)
- (2) For lower section : Visitation (Norfolk, 1563+1589+1613, Wingfield), Visitation (Huntingdonshire, 1613, 'Wingfeild of Dunham in Norff.')
- From: Stirnet.com
- http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ww/wingfield02.php _______________________
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Radclyffe Wingfield's Timeline
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1555
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Astley, Lancashire, England (United Kingdom)
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July 18, 1601
Age 46
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Easton, Suffolk, England (United Kingdom)
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1612
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Coddenham, Suffolk, England
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