DARCY [D’ARCY],

Lords Darcy of various creations;

Earls of Holderness; Earl Rivers

CONYERS, Lords Conyers

FAUCONBERGE, Lords Fauconberge

Part 1: Faucomberge [Fauconberge]

Sir Walter de Faucomberge, summoned to Parliament from1 295 as Lord Faucomberge, d.1/2 Nov 1304; m.Agnesa de Brus

1a) Walter, 2^nd Lord Faucomberge, d.31 Dec 1318; m.1^st Isabel de Ros; m.2^nd Alice de Killingholm

1b) Sir Walter, k.a. Bannockburn 24 Jun 1314; m.Anastasia Neville

2b) John, 3^rd Lord Faucomberge, b. on or just before 24 Jun 1290, d.17/18 Sep 1349; m.his step-sister Ivod or Eve de Bulmer

1c) Walter, 4^th Lord Faucomberge, d.29 Sep 1362; m.1^st ca Dec 1330 Maud de Pateshulle (d.before 28 Sep 1359); m.2^nd before 15 Jan 1360 Isabel, née Bigod (d.19 Mar 1401), widow of Sir Roger de Burton

1d) Sir Thomas, d.9 Sep 1407; he was by modern doctrine de jure 5^th Lord Faucomberge but may never have sat in Parliament; he seems to have been mentally incompetent; he m.1^st Constance Felton (d.1402); m.2^nd Joan Brounflete (d.4 Mar 1409)

1e) [ex 1] Sir John, executed 20 Jul 1405; m.Joan Conyers

2e) [ex 2] Joan (18 Oct 1406-11 Dec 1490), de jure 6^th Baroness Faucomberge; m.1^st before 28 Apr 1422 William Nevill (d.9 Jan 1463); from 1429 William was summoned to Parliament as “Willelmo de Nevill” and from 1455 as “Willelmo de Nevill de Fauconberg”, both possibly in right of his wife; in 1461 he was cr Earl of Kent; she m. 2^nd ca 1463 John Berwycke; on the death of William Nevill (and certainly on Joan’s death) the Fauconberg Barony fell into abeyance among their three daus (for whom see the Neville file); it eventually was called out of abeyance for descendants of their youngest dau Alice:

1f) Alice NEVILL (ca 1437- ); m.by 1463 John Conyers (k.a. Battle of Edgcote 26 Jul 1469); see Part 2

Part 2: Conyers

Sir John Conyers, d.14 Mar 1490; m.by 20 Nov 1431 Margery (1 Sep 1418-1469), dau and co-heir of 6^th Lord Darcy de Knayth (see Part 3)

1a) John, dvp, k.a. Battle of Edgcote 26 Jul 1469;m.by 1463 Lady Alice Neville (see Part 1), a co-heiress of the Barony of Fauconberg

1b) John (d.after 4 Jul 1472)

2b) William (21 Dec 1468-1524), summoned to Parliament from 1509 as Lord Conyers; m.1^st Mary, dau of Lord Scrope of Bolton; m.2^nd Lady Anne Neville; it seems unclear whether his children were by 1^st or 2^nd m.

1c) Christopher, 2^nd Lord Conyers, d.14 Jun 1538; m.28 Sep 1515 Anne (d.1547/8), dau of Lord Dacre of Gilsland

1d) John, 3^rd Lord Conyers, d.Jun 1557; m. before 28 Oct 1539 Lady Maud Clifford; on his death the Barony of Conyers went into abeyance among his daughters and their issue, along with his moiety of the Barony of Fauconberge

1e) Anne; m.Anthony Kempe, of Slindon

1f) Henry KEMPE, dsp

2e) Elizabeth, d.6 Jun 1572; m.Thomas Darcy (d.6 Nov 1605); the Conyers barony, and also the Darcy de Knaith barony, were called out of abeyance for her son in 1641, and the Fauconberge Barony was much later called out of abeyance for her descendant; see Part 3

3e) Katherine; m.John Atherton, of Atherton; her issue became extinct on the death sp 13 Jul 1644 of their grand-daughter Anne, wife of Sir William Pennyman, Bt.

4e) Margaret

2d) Elizabeth; m.George Playce

3d) Jane; m.Sir Marmaduke Constable; she may have been dau of 1^st Lord Conyers

2c) Margaret; m. Sir R Cholmeley

3c) Katherine; m. Sir F Bigod

3b) Anne, d.1530; m.Richard Lumley, 3^rd Lord Lumley (d.26 May 1510)

Part 3: Darcy

Sir Philip d’Arcy, of Nocton, d.ca 28 May 1264; m.Isabel Bertram

1a) Sir Norman, d.ca 6 Jan 1296; m.1^st Julian ___ (d.by 15 Jun 1281); m.2^nd by 20 Jan 1293 Margery ___

1b) Philip, summoned to Parliament from 1299 as Lord Darcy, d.shortly before 24 Nov 1333; m.NN

1c) Norman, de jure 2^nd Lord Darcy, though possibly never summoned to Parliament, d.31 Mar 1340; m.Isabel ___ (d.16 Sep 1350)

1d) Philip, de jure 3^rd Lord Darcy, dsp by 16 Sep 1350; on his death this 1299 Barony fell into abeyance, by modern doctrine; between his aunt and the son of another aunt; it has never been revived

2c) Julian; m.1^st ? Philip de Nevill; m.2^nd Sir John de Limbury

1d) Sir Philip LIMBURY (ca 1320-6 Jul 1367) à issue

3c) Agnes (ca 1300-d.by 13 Sep 1359); m.1^st ?Robert de Friskeneye; m.2^nd Sir Roger de Pedwardine (d.10 Feb 1369)

2b) Robert, d.1342/3; m.Joan FitzEustace

1c) Margaret, d.1 Sep 1383; m.John d'Argentine (d.Nov 1382)

3b) John; m.NN à issue

2a) Sir Roger; m.Isabel d’Aton

1b) John, summoned to Parliament from 1332 as Lord Darcy [this being the Barony later known as Darcy de Knayth], d.30 May 1347; m.1^st Emmeline Heron; m.2^nd 3 Jul 1329 Joan (d.23 Apr 1359), dau of Richard de Burgh, Earl of Ulster, and widow of Thomas FitzJohn, Earl of Kildare

[by 1^st m.]:

1c) .John, 2^nd Lord Darcy, d.5 Mar 1356; m.1^st before 8 Jul 1332 Alianore de Holand (dspm before 21 Nov 1341), dau of 1^st Lord Holand; m.2^nd ca 1345 Elizabeth (d.9 Jul 1368), possibly de jure 2^nd Baroness Meinill, dau of Lord Menille [Meinill], and later wife of Lord Mauley

1d) John, 3^rd Lord Darcy (24 Jun 1350-6 or 26 Aug 1362)

2d) Philip, 4^th Lord Darcy (21 May 1352-24 Apr 1399); m.Elizabeth Gray (d.11 Aug 1412)

1e) John, 5^th Lord Darcy, d.9 Dec 1411; m.Margaret (d.1 Jun 1454), dau of 5^th Lord Grey, and later wife of Sir Thomas Swinford

1f) Philip, 6^th Lord Darcy [and 5^th de jure Lord Meinill?], d.16 Jan 1469; m.before 28 Oct 1412 Alianore (d.30 Sep1 457), dau of 4^th Lord FitzHugh, and later wife of Sir Thomas Tunstall and of 1^st Lord Vessy; on his death the Barony of Darcy fell into abeyance between his two daughters and their descendants (as did also any claim to the Barony of Meinill)

1g) Elizabeth (ca May 1417-1 Sep 1458); m. before 20 Nov 1431 Sir James Strangways (d.ca 20 Aug 1480) à issue

2g) Margery (1 Sep 1418-1469); m.by 20 Nov 1431 Sir John Conyers (d.14 Mar 1490); the Darcy Barony was called out of abeyance in 1641 for her descendant, Conyers Darcy, who was also a Darcy in the male line (below)

2f) John, d.1458; m.Joan, dau of 6^th Lord Greystock

1g) Richard, dvp; m.Eleanor le Scrope, dau of John, Lord Scrope

1h) Sir William, d.1488; m.ca 1461 Euphemia Langton

1i) Sir Thomas (ca 1467-executed 30 Jun 1537); summoned to Parliament from 1509 as Lord Darcy [this is the Barony called Darcy of Darcy]; on his conviction of treason he was attainted 1537; he m.1^st Dowsabel Tempest; m.2^nd before 1520 Edith, née Sandys, sister of Lord Sandys and widow of Lord Nevill

[by 1^st m.]:

1j) George, restored in blood by Act of Parliament 1548 to the dignity of Lord Darcy, with remainder to the heirs male of his body; though this was surely meant to restore the 1509 Barony, because of the new specific remainder this should probably be treated as a new Barony [sometimes called Darcy of Aston]; he m.ca 1511 Dorothy Melton (d.21 Sep 1557)

1k) John, 2^nd Lord Darcy, d.18 Oct 1602; m.Anne Babington

1l) Michael, dvp 13 Dec 1588; m.Margaret Wentworth

1m) John, 3^rd Lord Darcy, d.5 Jul 1635; m.1^st Rosamond Frescheville (bap 5 Jun 1576-18 Apr 1607); m.2^nd 7 May 1617 Isabel Wray (dsp 27 Jan 1622); m.3^rd 7 Nov 1624 Hon. Mary Belasyse (bap 11 Apr 1606-14 Sep 1625); m.4^th Elizabeth West (bur 24 Jul 1669); on his death the Barony as restored in 1548 became extinct; any rights to the original 1509 Barony vested in his sister Anne and her descendants

1n) John (ca 1602-21 Apr 1624)

2n) Rosamund (bap 9 Feb 1606-d.young)

3n) Elizabeth (bap 10 Apr 1607-18 Jun 1624)

2m) Margaret

3m) Anne; m.Henry Savile, of Copley

[by 2^nd m.]:

2k) George

3k) Agnes; m.Sir Thomas Fairfax

4k) Mary; m.1^st Henry Babington; m.2^nd Henry Foljambe

5k) Edith; m.Sir Thomas Dauney

6k) Dorothy; m.Sir Thomas Metham

7k) Elizabeth; m.Bryan Stapleton

2j) Richard

3j) Sir Arthur; m.Mary Carew à 10 sons, 5 daus, of whom:

1k) Sir Henry, of Bremham and Leighton; m.1^st Katherine Tyrwhitt (dsp 1567); m.2^nd Mrs Katherine Pulteney, née Fermor

1l) Katherine; m.ca 1591 Gervase Clifton, Lord Clifton (1569/70-Oct 1618)

2k) Thomas, of Hornby Castle, d.6 Nov 1605; m. Hon. Elizabeth Conyers (d.6 Jun 1572); she was co-heir to the Conyers barony, as well as the Baronies of Fauconberge and Darcy de Knayth; in 1644 her issue became sole heirs to the Conyers Barony, which had already been called out of abeyance in 1641 for her son; for their issue see Part 4, below

3k) Sir Edward, of Dartford Place; m.Elizabeth Astley à 15 children

4k) Arthur, of Aldrington

5k) Nicholas

6k) John, of Potter Newton

7k) Francis, of Gysborne; m.Catherine Leigh

8k) Elizabeth, bur 1590; m.Lewis Mordaunt, 3^rd Lord Mordaunt (21 Sep 1538-16 Jun 1601)

3j) Elizabeth; m.Sir Marmaduke Constable

2g) John

3g) George

4g) Thomas

5g) Philip

3f) Elizabeth

4f) Maud

2e) Thomas

3e) Philip

4e) Elizabeth

5e) Joan; may have m.1^st John Beaumont; m.2^nd ? Sir Giles Daubeney, de jure 8^th Lord Daubeney (25 Oct 1395-11 Jan 1446)

3d) Isabel

[by 2^nd m.]:

2c) Roger à issue

3c) Adomar; note that Burke’s Extinct Peerage has him and Roger as sons of 1^st m.

4c) Sir William à ancestor of many Darcy families, the most prominent being Irish LG families

5c) Elizabeth, d.24 Mar 1390; m.James Butler, 2^nd Earl of Ormonde (4 Oct 1331-1382)

3a) Sir Thomas, dsp ca 1301

Part 4: Darcy

Thomas Darcy, of Hornby Castle, d.6 Nov 1605 (see Part 3); m. Hon. Elizabeth Conyers (d.6 Jun 1572); she was co-heir to the Conyers barony, as well as the Baronies of Fauconberge and Darcy de Knayth; in 1644 her issue became sole heirs to the Conyers Barony, which had already been called out of abeyance in 1641 for her son

1a) Sir Conyers, of Hornby Castle (bap 27 Aug 1570-3 Mar 1654), summoned to Parliament 1641 and 1642 as 7^th Lord Darcy [de Knayth] and 4^th Lord Conyers; in 1644 he became sole heir of his maternal grandfather and thus was entitled to the Conyers Barony by right anyway; although the 1641 declaration by Parliament awarded him these Baronies with remainder to heirs male, a later decision by Parliament ruled that the 1641 and 1642 actions operated merely to terminate the abeyances in the Baronies of Conyers and Darcy de Knayth, which remained Baronies by Writ; he was also a co-heir to the Barony of Fauconberge and probably to the Barony of Meinill; he m.ca 1594 Dorothy (bur 11 May 1653), dau of Sir Henry Belasyse, Bt.

1b) Conyers, 8^th Lord Darcy [de Knayth] and 5^th Lord Conyers, cr 1682 Earl of Holderness (bap 24 Jan 1599-14 Jun 1689); m.14 Oct 1616 Grace Rokeby (bur 4 Jan 1658)

1c) Conyers, 2^nd Earl of Holderness (bap 3 Mar 1622-13 Dec 1692); m.1^st 14 May 1645 Lady Catherine Fane (bur 30 Aug 1649); m.2^nd 8 Feb 1650 Lady Frances Howard (d.9 Apr 1670); m.3^rd shortly before summer 1676 Frances (bur 5 Jan 1681), dau of William Seymour, 2^nd Duke of Somerset, and widow of the Earl of Southampton and of Viscount Molyneux; m.4^th 8 Jan 1685 Mrs Elizabeth Warwick (1 Jan 1635-22 Feb 1690), dau of Lord Frescheville; he had issue by 2^nd m.:

1d) John (5 Nov 1659-6 Jan 1689); m.Bridget, dau of Robert Sutton, Lord Lexington

1e) Norman (26 Jan 1679-bur 18 Apr 1681)

2e) Robert, 3^rd Earl of Holderness (24 Nov 1681-20 Jan 1722); m.26 May 1715 Lady Frederica Schomberg, Condessa de Mertola (1688-7 Aug 1751), later wife of Earl Fitzwalter, a maternal gdau of the Elector Palatine and a great-great-granddau of King James I

1f) George Schomberg (14 Apr 1716-10 May 1716)

2f) Robert, 4^th Earl of Holderness (17 May 1718-Syon Hill 16 May 1778); m.The Hague 29 Oct 1743 Mary Doublet (d.London 13 Oct 1801)

1g) George, Lord Darcy & Conyers (Sep 1745-27 Sep 1747)

2g) Thomas, Lord Darcy & Conyers (7 May 1750-20 Jul 1750)

3g) Amelia Darcy, 12^th Baroness Darcy de Knayth and 9^th Baroness Conyers (12 Oct 1754-27 Jan 1784); m.1^st London 29 Nov 1773 (div 1779) Francis Godolphin-Osborne, Marquess of Carmarthen [later, 5^th Duke of Leeds] (29 Jan 1751-31 Jan 1799); m.2^nd London 1779 John Byron (7 Feb 1756-10 Apr 1786); for full details of her issue see Leeds page; of relevance here are:

1h) George William Frederick OSBORNE, 1784 13^th Lord Darcy de Knayth and 10^th Lord Conyers, suc 1799 as 6^th Duke of Leeds, b.London 21 Jul 1775, d.London 10 Jul 1838; m.East Rainham, Norfolk 17 Aug 1797 Lady Charlotte Townshend (b.16 Mar 1776, d.Hornby Castle 30 Jul 1856)

1i) Francis Godolphin D'ARCY-OSBORNE, 7^th Duke of Leeds, b.London 21 May 1798, d.London 12 May 1859; m.Chelsea 24 Apr 1828 Catherine Caton (d.St.Leonard's on Sea 8 Apr 1874)

2i) Lady Charlotte OSBORNE, d.17 Jan 1836; m.22 May 1826 Sackville Walter Lane Fox (24 Mar 1797-18 Aug 1874); for fuller details of her issue see Pitt/Fox page; of relevance here:

1j) Sackville George LANE-FOX, 12^th Lord Conyers and de jure 15^th Lord Darcy (London 14 Sep 1827-St.Clare, Walmer, Kent 24 Aug 1888); m.London 14 Aug 1860 Mary Curteis (b.London 15 Feb 1841, d.12 Nov 1921); on his death the Baronies of Conyers and Darcy fell into abeyance, as did his moiety of the Barony of Fauconberge

1k) Sackville Fitzroy Henry (London 9 May 1861-Durban, Natal 27 Aug 1879)

2k) Marcia Amelia Mary (Wellesbourne 18 Oct 1863-Brocklesby 17 Nov 1926); the abeyance in the Barony of Conyers was terminated in her favor in 1892, whereby she became 13^th Baroness Conyers; the abeyance in the Barony of Fauconberg[e] was terminated in her favor in 1892, whereby she became 6^th Baroness Fauconberge; m.London 5 Aug 1886 Charles Alfred Worsley Pelham, 4^th Earl of Yarborough (London 11 Jun 1859-London 12 Jul 1936); for full details of her issue see Anderson/Pelham page; of relevance here:

1l) Sackville George PELHAM, 1926 14^th Lord Conyers and 7^th Lord Fauconberge, suc 1936 as 5^th Earl of Yarborough (17 Dec 1888-7 Feb 1948); m.23 Sep 1919 Nancye Brocklehurst (d.27 Oct 1977); on his death the Baronies went again into abeyance

1m) Lady Diana Mary Pelham (5 Jul 1920-2 Mar 2013); in 2012 the abeyance was terminated in her favor, whereby she became 15^th Baroness Conyers and 8^th Baroness Fauconberge; m.15 Nov 1952 Robert Miller (d.Harare 1990); on her death the Baronies went again into abeyance

1n) Marcia Anne Miller, b.1954; she was adopted by her aunt in 1959 and renamed Anthea Theresa Lycett

2n) Beatrix Diana Miller, b.1955; m.7 Sep 1991 Simon William Jones Armstrong

1o) Guy William Robert Armstrong, b.1996

2o) Matthew Charles Armstrong, b.1998

3k) Violet Ida Evelyn (1 Jun 1865-29 Apr 1929); in1903 the abeyance in the Barony of Darcy was terminated in her favor, whereby she became 16^th Baroness Darcy de Knayth; m.21 Aug 1890 George Charles Herbert, 4^th Earl of Powis (d.9 Nov 1952); for fuller details of her issue see Powis page; of relevance here:

1l) Mervyn Horatio HERBERT, Viscount Clive, 17^th Lord Darcy de Knayth (7 May 1904-k.on active service Mar 1943); m.18 Oct 1934 Vida Cuthbert

1m) Davina Marcia, 18^th Baroness Darcy de Knayth (10 Jul 1938-24 Feb 2008); m.1 Mar 1960 Rupert George Ingrams (d.28 Feb 1964)

1n) Miranda, b.1960

2n) Caspar David INGRAMS, 19^th Lord Darcy de Knayth, b.6 Jan 1962; m.14 Sep 1996 Catherine Baker

1o) Thomas Rupert, b.23 Oct 1999

2o) Henry [Harry] St.Clair, b.2001

3o) George Richard, b.2004

3n0 Catriona, b.1963

3f) Louisa-Carolina, d.15 Nov 1778; m.London 6 Nov 1735 William Henry Kerr, 4^th Marquess of Lothian (1710-Bath 12 Apr 1775)

3e) Sir Conyers, of Aske (ca 1685-1 Dec 1758); m.1^st 2 Aug 1714 Mary (1679-20 Aug 1726), dau of 1^st Earl of Portland and widow of 2^nd Earl of Essex; m.2^nd 11 Sep 1728 Elizabeth (d.30 Nov 1741), née Rotherham, widow of Sir Theophilus Napier, 5^th Bt., and of 6^th Lord Howard of Effingham

4e) Elizabeth (17 Oct 1686-Oct 1720); m.May 1708 Sir Ralph Milbanke, 4^th Bt. (ca 1688-9 May 1748)

5e) Charlotte; m.Wardell George Westby

2d) Philip

3d)Charles

2c) Ursula; m.Sir Christopher Wyvill, 3^rd Bt. (bap 6 Dec 1614-bur 8 Feb 1681)

3c) Elizabeth (bap 8 Dec 1624- ); m.18 Oct 1650 Sir Henry Stapylton, Bt. (ca 1617-1679)

4c) Grace, d.by 1658; m.18 Oct 1655 John Legard, of Ganton [later, 1660, 1^st Bt.] (ca 1631-1678)

5c) Margaret, bur 18 Jun 1660; m.19 May 1658 Henry Marwood [later, 1680, 2^nd Bt.] (ca 1635-1 Nov 1725)

6c) Anne

2b) Sir William, of Witton Castle (1608- ); m.Dorothy Selby

1c) George

2c) Thomas

3c) Arthur

4c – 5c) two daus

3b) Henry, of New Park; m.Mary Scrope à issue

4b) Thomas, of Winkburne (1613- )

5b) Marmaduke, d.1687

6b) James, of Sedbury Park (1617- ); m.Isabel, dau of Sir Marmaduke Wyvill, 2^nd Bt.

1c) James, cr 1721 Baron Darcy of Navan [I], in tail male, with remainder to his grandson James Jessop, later Darcy; he d.19 Jul 1731; m.1^st Bethia Payler (d.19 Nov 1671); m.2^nd Hon. Anne Stawell; m.3^rd ca 1693 Mary (d.1710), dau of Sir William Hickes, 2^nd Bt.; m.4^th 6 Apr 1725 Margaret Garth (d.9 Aug 1758)

[by 1^st m.]:

1d) Mary, d.17 Jun 1737; m.1697 William Jessop, of Broomhall (1665-8 Nov 1734) à 1 son, 4 daus, of whom:

1e) James JESSOP, later DARCY, 2^nd Lord Darcy of Navan, d.15 Jun 1733

2e) Barbara JESSOP; m.Andrew Wilkinson, of Boroughbridge Hall (1697-29 Mar 1784)

3e) Isabella JESSOP; m.John Eyre, later Gell, of Hopton

[by 2^nd m.]:

2d) Anne; m.John Yorke

3d) Elizabeth, d.1739; m.5 Mar 1726 John Hutton, of Marske (d.16 Jan 1768)

4d) Isabel

2c) Isabella; m.Sir Ralph Carr (14 Jul 1634-5 Mar 1710)

7b) Barbara; m.Matthew Hutton, of Marske

8b) Ursula; m.John Stillington, of Kelfield

9b) Dorothy; m.John Dalton, of Hawkeswell

10b) Anne; m.Thomas Metcalf, of Routh Park

11b) Grace; m.1^st George Best, of Middleton; m.2^nd Sir Francis Molineux, of Mansfield

12b) Margaret, bur 1668; m.Sir Thomas Harrison, of Allerthorpe Manor and Copgrove (bur 13 Apr 1664); this per a modern edition of Burke’s LG; per Burke’s Extinct Peerage this dau Margaret m. Acton Burnell, of Winkburn Hall; possibly it was the same dau, with two husbands?

Part 5

(This family is presumed to be related to the Darcy family in Parts 3 and 4, but, if so, the relationship is unknown.)

Roger Darcy, d.Sep 1508; m.Elizabeth, née Wentworth, widow of John Bourchier, Earl of Bath, and before that of Sir Thomas Wyndham

1a) Sir Thomas (1506-28 Jun 1558), cr 1551 Baron Darcy of Chiche; m.Lady Elizabeth de Vere

1b) John, 2^nd Lord Darcy of Chiche, d.3 Mar 1581; m.Hon. Frances Rich, who predeceased him

1c) Thomas, 3^rd Lord Darcy of Chiche (ca 1565-21 Feb 1640); he m. shortly before 20 Apr 1583 Mary Kitson (d.1644); in 1613, Thomas’ only son having dsp, his son-in-law, Sir Thomas Savage, obtained a reversion of the Barony of Darcy of Chiche with remainder to his issue male by Elizabeth Darcy; in 1621 Thomas was cr Viscount Colchester, with remainder to Thomas Savage and his issue male; in 1626 he was cr Earl Rivers with the same remainder

1d) Thomas, dvpsp; m. ___, dau of Sir John Fitz, and widow of Sir Alan Perci

2d) Elizabeth (1581-9 Mar 1651); she was cr 1641 Countess Rivers [for Life]; she m.14 May 1602 Sir Thomas Savage, 2^nd Bt., who was cr 1626 Viscount Savage and who in 1640 suc. Elizabeth’s father as 2^nd Earl Rivers, 2^nd Viscount Colchester and 4^th Baron Darcy of Chiche

3d) Mary; m.Roger Manwood

4d) Penelope; m.1^st Sir George Trenchard; m.2^nd 1611 Sir John Gage, Bt. (d.3 Oct 1633); m.3^rd 1642 Sir William Hervey, of Ickworth (21 Mar 1585-1660)

5d) Susan

2c) John

3c) Elizabeth, d.2 Feb 1617; m.1582 John Lumley, Lord Lumley (ca 1533-11 Apr 1609)

2b) Thomasine; m.Richard Southwell

3b) Constance; m.Edmund Pyrton

2a) Eleanor

3a) Thomasine; m.Sir Richard Southwell

4a) Elizabeth; m.John Legh