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Lewknor (Michelgrove) (c.1455 - d.) |
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Anne Morley (Mynne) (deceased) |
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Anne Lewknor (---) (c.1469 - 1502) Sources ==* Martin Hollick, The Royal Line of Rose (Stoughton) Otis 1629-ca. 1677 of Dover, N.H. Part II , Feb. 6, 2010 |
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Barbara Lewknor (Bardolf) (c.1308 - c.1414) |
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Beatrice Lewknor (Hoo) (1354 - 1375) |
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Beatrice Kempe (Lewknor) (c.1355 - 1390) There seems to be 3 Beatrice de Lewknors as follows:1. Beatrice (Lewknor) Roper[b1335 Gretworth, Norhtants]2. Beatrice Lewknor[b1375, Cuckfield] 3. Beatrice (Lewknor)Kemp [b 1355 Sussex] The section be... |
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Beatrice Roper (Lewknor) (1335 - c.1388) There appears to be 3 Beatrice de Lewknors as follows: 1. Beatrice (Lewknor) Roper[b1335 Gretworth, Norhtants] 2. Beatrice Lewknor[b1375, Cuckfield]3. Beatrice (Lewknor)Kemp [b 1355 Sussex] ID: I112685... |
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Bennet Barnes (Lewknor) (1457 - c.1523) |
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Catherine Knatchbull (Lewknor) (c.1467 - 1495) |
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Catherine Lewknor (Pelham) (bef.1430 - 1481) Catherine Pelham was born before 1430 of Laughton, Sussex, England and died in 1481 at of Trotton, Midhurst, & Bodiam, Sussex, England. She was also known as Katherine Pelham.* parents: Sir John Pelham... |
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Lady Catherine Stafford (Chidiock) (c.1423 - 1479) Individual Record FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catherine CHIDIOC (AFN: 95L0-B7) Pedigree *Sex: F Family Event(s)* Birth:... |
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Constance Lewknor (Hussey) (1459 - 1501) |
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Dorothy Lewknor (Wroth) (c.1525 - 1587) links==* (membership required to view without interruption) |
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Dorothy Pellat (Lewknor) (c.1547 - 1589) EDWARD LEWKNOR, of Kingston Bowsey (in Kingston by Sea) and Hamsey, Sussex, Groom Porter to King Edward VI and Queen Mary I, Burgess (M.P.) for Horsham, Sussex, 1553, son and heir, born about 1518 (age... |
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Edmund Lewknor, of Tangmere (1496 - 1545) In 1535 Archbishop Cranmer granted Edmund Lewknor a 50-year lease of Tangmere Manor. The Lewknors continued to lease the manor after its confiscation by Henry VIII in 1542 and re-grant to Cardinal Pole... |
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Edward Lewknor, MP (1521 - 1556) LEWKNOR, Edward (1516/17-56), of Kingston Buci, Suss.*Family and Education* b. 1516/17, 1st son of Edward Lewknor of Kingston Buci by Margaret, daughter of Roger Copley of Roughey, Sussex and Gatton, S... |
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Sir Edward Lewknor, Kt., MP (c.1542 - 1605) LEWKNOR, Edward (1542-1605), of Kingston Buci, Suss. Denham Hall, Suff.Family and Education* b. 1542, 1st s. of Edward Lewknor of Kingston by Sea (‘Kingston Bowsey’), Suss. and Dorothy, da. of Robert W... |
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Eleanor Lewknor (Town) (deceased) |
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Eleanor Lewknor (Camoys) (c.1408 - 1478) She was over 18 at the death of her brother in 1426, when she became co-heir of the barony of Camoys. In March 1428 Ralph Radmylde and Thomas Lewknor brought suit against their wives' uncle Sir Roger C... |
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Eleanor Lewknor (Touchet) (c.1470 - d.) 'Eleanor Touchet1* 'F, b. circa 1470*Father Sir John Touchet, 6th Lord Audley, Lord High Treasurer1 b. c 1426, d. 26 Sep 1490 *Mother Anne Echingham1 b. c 1429, d. 7 May 1498 * ' Eleanor Touchet was bo... |
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Elizabeth Lewknor (St. Clair) (deceased) |
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Elizabeth de Etchingham (1394 - 1464) Citations1.[S1761] Joe Picone, "re: Etchingham Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger Lundy, 3 June 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Etchingham Family."2.[S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doub... |
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Elizabeth Stoughton (Lewknor) (1532 - 1630) She was born before the christening records were kept at Tangmere, but her identity is known from her father's will.== Sources ==* Martin Hollick, The Royal Line of Rose (Stoughton) Otis 1629-ca. 1677 ... |
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Elizabeth Kempe (Lewknor) (c.1421 - 1464) |
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Elizabeth Carew (deceased) |
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Elizabeth de Carew (c.1372 - 1410) CAREW1Elizabeth CAREWBorn: ABT 1372, Mallerforde, Buckinghamshire, EnglandDied: 25 Sep 1410Father: John CAREWMother: Agnes MARTINMarried: Roger LEWKNOR (b. ABT 1369 - d. BEF 1405) ABT 1391, Mallerforde... |
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Elizabeth Wroth (Lewknor) (c.1435 - d.) Magna Carta ancestry: a study in colonial and medieval families By Douglas Richardson, Kimball G. Everingham pg. 509 |
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Elizabeth Lewknor (Carew) (c.1395 - 1410) |
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Jane Lewknor (Tirrell) (c.1510 - 1588) Sources ==* Martin Hollick, The Royal Line of Rose (Stoughton) Otis 1629-ca. 1677 of Dover, N.H. Part II , Feb. 6, 2010 |
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Jane (Lewknor) Pickering / Pole / Barentyne (c.1492 - d.) Jane Lewknor* F, b. circa 1492*Father Sir Roger Lewknor b. c 1469, d. 15 Jan 1543 *Mother Eleanor Touchet b. c 1470 * Jane Lewknor was born circa 1492 at of Dedisham & Bodiam, Sussex, England; Age 40+ ... |
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Joan Lewknor (d'Oyly) (c.1337 - c.1394) She was heir of her father. |
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Joan Lewknor (Keynes) (c.1245 - c.1276) corrections to be made by a curator==* married surname: de Keynes* birth surname: de Keynes==comments==Birth surname has also been reported to be Keynes .==links==* (membership required to view without... |
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Johanna Lewknor (Halsham) (c.1432 - 1495) |
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Sir John Lewknor, of Goring (1406 - 1471) to rebellion?Sir John Lewknor, dynastic loyalty and debtby Malcolm MercerThe events leading up to the death of Sir John Lewknor, fighting for the Lancastrians at the battle of Tewkesbury in 1471, are e... |
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Sir John Lewknor, KB, MP (1624 - 1669) |
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Katherine Lewknor (Grey) (c.1440 - d.) ST. SWITHUN'S CHURCH, EAST GRINSTEAD. THE MONUMENT TO DAME KATHERINE GREY This monument is a fragment of a much greater one, which had coats of arms for Dame Katherine, who died in 1505, her first husb... |
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Sir Lewis Lewknor, Kt., MP (b. - 1627) Family and Education*1st son of Thomas Lewknor of Tangmere and Selsey by his 1st wife Bridget, daughter of John Lewes of Selsey. *educ. Lyon’s Inn; M. Temple 1579. *married (1) bef. 1596, Beatrice de R... |
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Lucy Lewknor (Ardenne) (deceased) |
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Margaret Knightley (Lewknor) (c.1397 - 1480) Wrong father - her father was Roger de Lewknor, Knight 1361 Horsted Keynes, Sussex, England edit biological parents: Sir Roger de Lewknor, of Horsted Keynes & Elizabeth de Carew ____________________... |
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Margaret Garth (Lewknor) (c.1432 - 1502) Biography Margaret was the daughter of Sir Roger Lewknor and Aice Camoys. She married 1st Sir John Wood (died 1484) and 2nd to Thomas Garth Esq. in 1489. Margaret died in 1502.[1] Thomas Garth wa... |
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Margaret Lewknor (Copley) (c.1490 - 1587) Margaret Lewknor (Copely) Birth: before or circa 1490 (her father died in 1490) Of, Gatton, Surrey, England Death: 1560 England Immediate Family: Daughter of Sir Roger de Copley, Esquire and Jane Cople... |
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Mary Lewknor (Blount) (deceased) |
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Mary Lewknor (West) (bef.1433 - 1473) Sources ==* Martin Hollick, The Royal Line of Rose (Stoughton) Otis 1629-ca. 1677 of Dover, N.H. , Feb. 4, 2010* Martin Hollick, The Royal Line of Rose (Stoughton) Otis 1629-ca. 1677 of Dover, N.H. Par... |
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Nicholas de Lewknor (c.1211 - bef.1268) He was Lord of Rayne, and Keeper of the Wardrobe of King Henry III.The Lewknor family takes its name from the hundred of the same name in Oxford.Arms of Lewknor: Azure three chevrons Argent. |
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Lady Philippa de Lewknor (Dalynridge), of Bodiam (1377 - 1421) Philippa Dalyngruge Berners?She was the niece and eventual heir of Sir Edward Dallingridge. Dallingridge was the daughter of Sir Walter Dallingridge.1 She married Sir Thomas Lewknor.1 She married Richa... |
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Reynold Lewknor (c.1453 - 1492) Sources ==* Martin Hollick, The Royal Line of Rose (Stoughton) Otis 1629-ca. 1677 of Dover, N.H. Part II , Feb. 6, 2010 |
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Sir Richard Lewknor, Kt. (c.1362 - d.) |
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Richard de Lewknor (c.1440 - c.1476) |
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Richard Lewknor, MP, of Brambletye (1440 - 1503) |
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Roger de Lewknor (c.1243 - 1294) He was Lord of Selmeston, Itford and Horsted Keynes, and Sheriff of Surrey (1284). |
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Roger Lewknor, of Trotton (c.1421 - 1478) He was Lord of Dedisham (Sussex) and Trotton (Surrey). He was restored in blood in 1477. His children were entitled to quarter the arms of Lewknor, Dallingridge, Tregoz, Folyott, Camoys, Bardolph, Gran... |
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Roger de Lewknor, Sheriff of Sussex (c.1304 - 1363) He was Knight of the Shire (1336), and Sheriff of Sussex (1341, 1347, 1356, 1358). He seems to have been a retainer of the de Clare family. He held the manors of Horsted Keynes and Selmeston (Sussex), ... |
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Roger "the Elder" Lewknor (deceased) Sources ==* Martin Hollick, The Royal Line of Rose (Stoughton) Otis 1629-ca. 1677 of Dover, N.H. Part II , Feb. 6, 2010 |
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Roger "the Younger" Lewknor, Esq. (c.1469 - bef.1510) He made his will 6 November 1509. It was proved 23 February 1509/10. (PCC 26 Bennett) Among many other bequests in his will, he left to the church at Tangmere: "To the high altar, for my tithes forgote... |
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Sir Roger de Lewknor, of Horsted Keynes (1361 - 1400) He was Knight of the Shire (Member of Parliament, 4th Hen IV). Collections for a history of Staffordshire, Volume 2 By Staffordshire Record Society |
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Sir Roger Lewknor, Kt. (c.1469 - 1543) Sir Roger Lewknor* M, b. circa 1469, d. 15 January 1543*Father Sir Thomas Lewkenor, Sheriff of Surrey & Sussex, Constable of Bodiam Castle b. bt 1438 - 1448, d. 20 Jul 1484 *Mother Katherine Pelham d. ... |
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Susan Lewknor (Heigham) (b. - 1605) |
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Sybilla Scott (Lewknor), Heiress, Barony of Bircholt (c.1463 - 1528) Scott was the son of John Scott and Agnes Beaufitz, and was married to Sybilla Lewknor, the daughter of John Lewknor (killed at Battle of Tewkesbury) and Johanna Halsham. In her own right Sybilla owned... |
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Sybille Lewknor (c.1275 - c.1350) |
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Sir Thomas de Lewknor, Knight (c.1341 - 1375) Thomas Lewknor was the first husband of Joan D'Oyly, daughter of Sir John D'Oyly of Raunton, by his wife Margaret, daughter and in her issue heiress of Sir Thomas Tregoze, of Goring, Sussex. |
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Sir Thomas Lewknor, Knight & Sheriff of Surrey & Sussex (c.1445 - 1484) During the Wars of the Roses Sir Thomas Lewknor supported the House of Lancaster, and when Richard III of the House of York became king in 1483, a force was despatched to besiege Bodiam Castle. It is u... |
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Thomas de Lewknor, Knight, of Horsted Keynes (c.1392 - 1452) He was Knight of the Shire (Member of the House of Commons). A Lancastrian, he was attainted under Richard III. Sir Thomas Lewknor was born circa 1392.1 He married Phillippe Dallingridge, daughter of S... |
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Thomas de Lewknor (c.1270 - 1337) |
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Agnes Myle (Lewknor) (deceased) |
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Agnes Lewknor (c.1423 - d.) |
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Agnes Lewknor (c.1460 - d.) |
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Agnes Pollard (Lewknor) (deceased) Biography 'Robert Pollard, second son of John, son of Walter, son of John of Way and Horewood, esq., married Agnes, daughter of Lewknor, of Sussex, esq., and had issue' Lewis ; who married Agnes, daugh... |
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Alianora Lewknor (At Towne (Atrown)) (deceased) |
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Alice Moore (Lewknor ?) (deceased) |
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Alice Pelham (Lewknor) (c.1443 - c.1471) |
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Alice Page (Lewknor) (deceased) |
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Amy Lewknor (c.1577 - 1608) |
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Amy Lewknor (c.1447 - d.) |
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Anne Lewknor (deceased) |
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Anne Lewknor (Hill) (c.1534 - c.1601) Filiation to parents given in Sussex Genealogies 1931 by John Comber. Thomas Lewknor d 1596 b. c. 27 Jan. 1538, 1st s. of Edmund Lewknor of Tangmere, and bro. of Richard. educ. M. Temple 1555. m. (... |
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Anne Echingham (Lewknor) (c.1435 - d.) |
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Anne Echingham (Everard) (c.1487 - 1538) |
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Anne Lewknor (c.1547 - d.) |
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Ann Knowler (Lewknor) (1598 - d.) |
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Ann Lestrange (Lewknor) (1612 - 1663) www.findagrave.com Lady Anne Lewknor Le Strange BIRTH 1612 DEATH 15 Jul 1663 (aged 50–51) BURIAL St Mary's Churchyard Old Hunstanton, Kings Lynn and West Norfolk Borough, Norfolk, England MEMORIAL ID... |
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Anthony Lewknor (deceased) |
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Barbara Dawtry (Lewknor) (deceased) |
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Barbara Lewknor Lunsford (Lewknor) (1552 - 1576) [ ] |
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Beatrice Lewknor (de Rota) (deceased) |
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Bennet Barnes (Lewknor of Throwley) (c.1457 - c.1523) |
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Bennetta Twysden (Lewknor) (1466 - 1500) |
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Bridget Lewknor (Lewes) (deceased) |
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Catherine Calthorpe (Lewknor) (deceased) |
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Sir Christopher Lewknor, MP (1598 - 1653) |
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Christopher Lewknor (deceased) |
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Clemence Lewknor (c.1491 - d.) |
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Dorothy Lewknor (deceased) |
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Dorothy Lewknor (c.1495 - d.) |
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Dorothy Lewknor (deceased) |
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Dorothy Castell (Lewknor) (deceased) Castell pedigree The Visitations of Cambridgeshire, 1575 and 1619. References The Visitations of Cambridgeshire, 1575 and 1619. The Publications of the Harleian Society Vol XLI. 1897. Cast... |
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Edmund Lewknor (deceased) |
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Sir Edmund Lewknor of Denham (deceased) Castell pedigree The Visitations of Cambridgeshire, 1575 and 1619. References The Visitations of Cambridgeshire, 1575 and 1619. The Publications of the Harleian Society Vol XLI. 1897. Cast... |
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Edward Lewknor, II (1480 - 1528) MARGARET COPLEY, married EDWARD LEWKNOR, Esq., of Kingston Bowsey (in Kingston by Sea), Ham, Hamsey, and Parham, Sussex, son and heir of Edward Lewknor, Esq., of Kingston Bowsey (in Kingston by Sea), S... |
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Edward Lewknor (c.1450 - 1522) |
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Edward Lewknor, I (c.1465 - 1522) |