Thomas Isham, Lord of Pitchley Manor

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Thomas Isham, Lord of Pitchley Manor1

M, b. 1456, d. 1547

Father William Isham d. 13 Jun 1510

Mother Elizabeth d. 20 Sep 1478

    Thomas Isham, Lord of Pitchley Manor was born in 1456 at of Pytchley, Northamptonshire, England; Age 22 in 1478.2 He married Ellen Vere, daughter of Richard Vere, Esq. and Isabel Greene, circa 11 May 1485. Thomas Isham, Lord of Pitchley Manor died in 1547.2

Family Ellen Vere b. c 1465

Children

◦Henry Isham b. c 1489

◦Euseby Isham, Lord of Pitchley Manor+ b. c 1491

◦John Isham b. c 1495

Citations

1.[S6050] Unknown author, Burke's Peerage, 1938, p. 1382; Family Group Sheets in SLC Archives; Magna Charta by Wurts, p. 759.

2.[S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, SLC Archives.

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A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the ... By John Bernard Burke

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The surname of "De Isham" has been adopted from the manor of Isham, co. Northampton.

Robert Isham, the first of the family that suppressed the de before his name, d. in 1424, leaving a son,

Robert, of the age of 22 years. He m. Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir to Aston, of Knoston, alias Knuston, near Irchester, in Northamtonshire. He d. about the 14th of Edward IV., leaving, 1. William, his eldest son, of whom hereafter. 2. Robert, who was prebendary of Lincoln from 1467 to 1501. 3. Richard. 4. John.

William Isham, the eldest son of Robert, was one of those gentlemen of Northamptonshire to whom Rich. III. sent a letter, requiring a loan of (English pounds)40. His name likewise occurs upon other accounts, on the lists of the nobility and gentry of the county. He m. Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Braunspath, who d. 20 Sept., 18th Edward IV., and he d. 13 June, 2nd Henry VIII., 1510, leaving.

THOMAS ISHAM, Esq. of Picheley, their son. He m. ELENA, dau. of Richard VERE, Esq. of Addington (by Isabella, his wife, dau., and at length heir, to John Green, Esq. of Drayton), and sister to Sir Henry Vere, sheriff of Northamptonshire, 1st Henry VII., who was the last heir male of that ancient and martial family, descended from Sir Robert de Vere, 2nd son of Aubrey de Vere, chief justiciary of England, and brother to Aubrey de Vere, first of the name, Earl of Oxford; his eldest dau. and co-heir, Elizabeth, became the wife of John, the first Lord Mordaunt, ancestor to the Earl pf Peterborough. The issue that came of it were Euseby, John, and Henry. Henry Isham was in the unforunate expedition of the Emperor Charles V. to Algiers, 1541. He m. Anne, relict of William Scot, and dau. and co-heir of Thomas Fogge, serjeant porter of Calais, by whom he had, Edward Isham, whose dau. and heir, Mary, was the wife of Sir George Parkins, Knt. of Bunny, in Nottinghamshire.

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The baronetage of England: or The History of the English baronets ..., Volume 1 By William Betham

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A genealogy of the wives of the American presidents and their first two ... By Craig Hart

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Martha Wayles, b. October 19, 1748, Chesterfield Co., Va.; d. September 6, 1782, Monticello, Charlottesville, Va., m.(1) Bathurst Skelton, m(2) January 1, 1772, Thomas Jefferson, b. April 13, 1743, Virginia; d. Monticello

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Eusby Isham, b. 1491, England; d. December 11, 1546, England, m. Ann Pulton, b. England d. England

Matthew Dale, b. England; d. England

Edmund Borlase, b. England; d. England, m. Susannah Isham, b. England; d. England (THIS INFORMATION HAS THE WRONG PARENTS FOR JOHN BORLASE Cp)

Sir Robert Lytton, b. England; d. England, m. Frances Cavalery, b. England; d. England

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Thomas Isham, b. 1456, Pytchley, England; d. England, m. Ellen De Vere, b. 1464, Addington, England; d. England

Sir William Lytton, b. England; d. England m. Audrey Booth, b. England; d. England

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William Isham, b. England; d. England, m. Elizabeth Branspeth, b. England; d. England

Richard De Vere, b. England; d. England, m. Isabella Greene, b. England; d. England

Sir Philip Booth, b. 1433, England; d. England, m. Margaret Hopton, b. 1433, England; d. England

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THIS HENRY HAS THE WRONG PARENTS

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Henry Isham1

M, b. circa 1529

Father Euseby Isham, Lord of Pitchley Manor1 b. c 1491

Mother Anne Pulton1 b. c 1495

    Henry Isham was born circa 1529 at Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England.1 He married Joan Brisley, daughter of Edward Brisley, circa 1552.1

Family Joan Brisley b. c 1532

Citations

1.[S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, SLC Archives.

THIS IS INFORMATION FOR THE HENRY SON OF THOMAS & ELENA, WHICH IS NOT THE HENRY THAT MARRIED JOAN BRISLEY

A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the ... By John Bernard Burke

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Thomas Isham, Esq. of Picheley, their son. He m. Elena, dau. of Richard Vere, Esq. of Addington (by Isabella, his wife, dau., and at length heir, to John Green, Esq. of Drayton), and sister to Sir Henry Vere, sheriff of Northamptonshire, 1st Henry VII., who was the last heir male of that ancient and martial family, descended from Sir Robert de Vere, 2nd son of Aubrey de Vere, chief justiciary of England, and brother to Aubrey de Vere, first of the name, Earl of Oxford; his eldest dau. and co-heir, Elizabeth, became the wife of John, the first Lord Mordaunt, ancestor to the Earl pf Peterborough. The issue that came of it were Euseby, John, and HENRY. HENRY ISHAM was in the unfortunate expedition of the Emperor Charles V. to Algiers, 1541. He m. ANNE, relict of William Scot, and dau. and co-heir of THOMAS FOGGE, serjeant porter of Calais, by whom he had, Edward Isham, whose dau. and heir, Mary, was the wife of Sir George Parkins, Knt. of Bunny, in Nottinghamshire.

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THIS IS INFORMATION FOR THE HENRY SON OF THOMAS & ELENA, WHICH IS NOT THE HENRY THAT MARRIED JOAN BRISLEY

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Sir Thomas FOGGE, knt., was Sergeant Porter of Calais under Sir John Scott of Scott-hall, the Marshal thereof, and continued in this post during the reign of Henry VII. and Henry VIII.;....

He died 16 Aug., 1512, and was buried in Ashford Church, where "a set of brasses" formerly existed to his memory. By his wife Eleanor, daughter of Sir Robert Brown, he left two daughters, co-heiresses, of whom ANN, the elder, married, firstly, William Scott, son of Sir John Scott of Scotts-hall, the Marshal of Calais above mentioned, and brother of Sir Reginald Scott; and, secondly HENRY ISHAM. ...

The family of Isham, to whom the manor descended in consequence of the second marriage of ANN FOGGE, had their seat at Lamport in Northamptonshire, Edward Isham, son of the above HENRY ISHAM, having been Captain of Walmer Castle, and Mr. HENRY ISHAM himself having figured in a dispute in 1576 with the previous captain, William Hawkes. On the death of HENRY ISHAM, the manor of Walmer descended to his son, the above named Edward; ....

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• Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via wife Ellen Isham (born De Vere) by SmartCopy: Aug 4 2015, 16:27:06 UTC

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