Robert Annesley

• A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and ... By John Burke
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• THOMAS ANNESLEY, esq. of Annesley, M.P. for the county of Nottingham, 7th RICHARD II. This gentleman m. Agnes, daughter of Robert Clifton, of Clifton, by whom he had issue,
  • HUGH, his successor.
• Pg. 8
  • Isabel, m. to Sir Gervase Clifton, Knt. of Clifton, in the county of Nottingham.
• Thomas Annesley was s. at his decease by his only son,
• SIR HUGH ANNESLEY, knt. who m. ___ dau. of Sir John Babington, of Chilwell, in the county of Notts, and left (with a daughter, Isabella, wife of Edmund Willoughby, esq.) an only son and successor,
• SIR HUGH ANNESLEY, knt. of Annesley, who m. a daughter of William Fitz Williams, esq. and had two sons,
  • JOHN, of Annesley, who d. 15th HENRY VI. leaving a dau. and sole heiress,
    • ALICE, who m. Sir George Chaworth, knt. ancestor of the Viscounts Chaworth, and with her the manor and estate of ANNESLEY passed to the family of Chaworth, and is now in the possession of JOHN CHAWORTH-MUSTERS, esq.
  • THOMAS.
• The second son,
• THOMAS ANNESLEY, esq. of Rodington, wa s. by his elder son,
• WILLIAM ANNESLEY, esq. of Rodington, who m. Mabel, daughter of ___ English, esq. and had (with four daughters) five sons, viz.
  • HUGH (Sir), of Maple Durham, in the county of Oxford, who left three daughters.
  • Bryan, d.s.p.
  • Ralph, d.s.p.
  • ROBERT, of whom presently.
  • John.
• The fourth son,
• ROBERT ANNESLEY, esq. eventually succeeded to the family estates, and was of Newport Pagnell, in the county of Bucks. He m. Joan, daughter of William Cloville, of Coldhall, in Essex, by whom he had (with three daughters) an only son and heir,
• GEORGE ANNESLEY, esq. of Newport Pagnell, who m. Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Dove, esq. and had eight sons and three daughters. The eldest son,
• ROBERT ANNESLEY, esq. settled in Ireland. He m. Beatrice, daughter of John Cornwall, esq. of Moor Park, in the county of Hereford, and was s. by his elder son,
• SIR FRANCIS ANNESLEY, knt. who, for forty years, filled several of the highest official situations in Ireland. Upon the insitution of the order of baronets of that kingdom, Sir Francis Annesley was the second person advanced to the dignity, by patent, dated 7th August, 1620, . . . . __________________

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References

• Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society (Gloucester, England, 1890) Vol. 14, Page 104. < Archive.Org >