Lords Willoughby de Eresby,
Lords Willloughby de Broke,
Lords
Lords Middleton
etc.
also,
VERNEY, Lords
Part 1
Robert de
1a) John, 2nd
Lord Willoughby (
1b) John, 3rd Lord Willoughby (bap
1c) Robert, 4th Lord Willoughby (ca 1349-9 Aug 1396); m.1st
by 1370 Alice [Skipwith?]; m.2nd before 29 Mar 1372 Margery (d.18
Oct 1391), dau of William La Zouche, 2nd Lord Zouche; m.3rd
Elizabeth (d.5 Nov 1395), dau and heiress of William, 4th Lord
Latimer, and widow of John, Lord Neville; by modern doctrine Elizabeth suc her
father as 5th Baroness Latimer
1d) [ex 1] William, 5th Lord Willoughby (ca 1370-4 Dec
1409); m.1st before 23 Apr 1383 Lucy, dau of Roger Lestrange, 5th Lord Strange; m.2nd
1402/4 Joan (d.1431), dau of Thomas Holand, 2nd Earl of Kent, and
half-niece of King Richard II, and widow of Edmund, Duke of York, and also
later wife of Lord Scrope and then of Lord Vesci; issue of 1st m.:
1e) Robert, 6th Lord Willoughby; in 1424 he was cr [French[ Comte de Vendôme et de
Beaumont, which titles expired with him; he d.25 Jul 1452; m.1st
before
1f) [ex 1] Joan, who according to modern doctrine suc 1452 as 7th
Baroness Willoughby; she d.1461/2; she m.Richard Welles, son and heir of 6th
Lord Welles; he was summoned to Parliament from 1455 as Lord Willoughby; in
1467 he obtained a reversal of his father’s attainder and became also 7th
Lord Welles; he was executed 12 Mar 1470, and was attainted posthumously in
1475
1g) Robert de WELLES; he suc his father 12 Mar 1470 as 8th
Lord Willoughby and 8th Lord Welles, his father’s posthumous
attainder having not yet occurred; he himself was executed 19 Mar 1470, and he,
too, was posthumously attainted in 1475; he had m. Elizabeth (d.2/8 Oct 1470),
dau of John Bourchier, Lord Berners
2g) Joan de WELLES, by modern doctrine de jure 9th Baroness
Willoughby and 9th Baroness Welles, the attainders of her father and
brother not occurring until 1475; she was living in 1473 but dsp probably
shortly before the 1475 attainder of her father and brother; she had m.Sir
Richard Hastings (bur Sep 1503); Joan and Richard having inherited most of the
Willoughby and Welles estates, Richard was summoned to Parliament from 1482 as
“Ricardo Hastyng de Wellys”,
called sometimes Lord Hastings and sometimes Lord Welles; from 1486, when the
attainder of Joan’s paternal uncle was reversed, Richard stopped being
called “Lord Welles” and was most often called “Lord
Willoughby”; meanwhile, the Willoughby attainders were reversed in 1485,
and by modern doctrine the Barony of Willoughby devolved on Sir Christopher Willoughby
(below)
2e) Sir Thomas, d.before
1f) Sir Robert, of Parham, d.30 May 1465; m.Cicely, dau of Lionel, Lord
Welles
1g) Robert, of Parham, d.24 Mar 1467
2g) Sir Christopher, of Parham (1453-1498/9); by modern doctrine he suc
his cousin Joan de Welles (above) in 1473/5 as de jure 10th
Lord Willoughby, subject later to the 1475 attainders of the 8th
Lord Willoughby and Welles and of his father, which attainders were reversed
1485; he m.before 28 Mar 1482 Margaret Jenney (d.1515/6)
1h) William, 11th Lord Willoughby, summoned to Parliament
from 1509, d.19 Oct 1526; m.1st Mary Hussey (dsp), sister of Lord
Hussey; m.2nd 5 Jun 1516 Maria de Salinas, Maid of Honour to Queen
Catherine
1i) Henry, d.young
2i) Katherine, de jure 12th Baroness Willoughby [de
Eresby] (
Katherine 12th Baroness Willoughby’s sons by the 1st
m., the 2nd and 3rd Dukes of Suffolk, both dvm 14 Jul
1551, half an hour apart; Her son by the 2nd m., Peregrine Bertie,
suc her in 1580 as 13th Lord Willoughby de Eresby. The Willoughby
Barony remained with the Berties until the death of
the 4th Duke of Ancaster in 1779, when it passed to his sister, Lady
Priscilla Burrell; on the death of her grandson, the 23rd Lord
Willoughby de Eresby, in 1870, the abeyance between his sisters was terminated
in 1871 in favor of his sister Clementina, who carried the title into the
Heathcote family
2h) Sir Christopher, of Parham, d.1538/40; m.Elizabeth, dau of Sir
George Tailboys, de jure
9th Lord Kyme; from the death of her niece
Elizabeth some time after 1541, the issue of this Willoughby/Tailboys marriage became co-heirs of a moiety of the Barony
of Kyme
1i) Sir William, of Parham (ca 1515-30 Jul 1570), cr 1547 Baron
Willoughby of Parham; m.1st ca 1535 Elizabeth Heneage (ca 1518- fl 1
Dec 1555); m.2nd ca 1559 Margaret, née Garneys, Dowager Viscountess
Hereford (bur 21 Jul 1599); for his issue see Part 2, below
2i) Dorothy; m.Ralph Hopton, of Wytham
3i)
4i) Anne; m.Robert Hall, of Gretford
3h) George
4h) Sir Thomas, d.1545; m.Bridget Read, heiress of
1i) Robert, of Bore Place; m.Dorothy, dau of Sir Edward Willoughby of
Wollaton (an unrelated family)
1j) Thomas, of
1k) Sir Percival, of
1l) Sir Francis; for him and his issue see Part 3, below
2l) Percival (1596-1685)
3l) Bridget; m.14 Oct 1610 Henry Cavendish, of Doveridge
5h) John
6h) Dorothy; Collins says she m. John Nevill, Lord Latimer, but this
seems to be incorrect
7h) Catherine; m.Sir John Heydon
8h)
2f) William; m.Joan Strangways, later wife of Marquess of
1g) Edward
2g) Richard
3g) Cecily; m.Edward Sutton, 2nd Lord Dudley (d.31 Jan 1532)
3f) Margaret; m.Sir Thomas Skipwith
3e) Eleanor; m.John Salvain
4e) Margaret/Maud; m.Sir William Oldhall
5e)
6e) Margaret; m.before 18 Nov 1406 William FitzHugh, 5th
Lord FitzHugh (d.22 Oct1452)
2d) [ex 2, per most sources, or possibly ex 1] Sir Thomas; m.Elizabeth
Nevill, sister and in her issue heiress of John Nevill, 6th Lord
Latimer; Elizabeth Nevill was thus Thomas’ stepsister, being dau of his
stepmother
1e) Sir John (ca 1400-24 Feb 1437), by modern doctrine he suc his
maternal uncle in 1430 as de jure 7th Lord Latimer; m.Jane
Welby
1f) Sir John, de jure 8th Lord Latimer (ca
1421-1475/7); m.before
1g) Robert, born by 1452, d.23 Aug 1502, de jure 9th
Lord Latimer, summoned to Parliament 1491 as Lord Willoughby de Broke; from
that time his successors were called by the Willoughby de Broke title and the
Latimer title disappeared, though surely still in existence; he m. by 1472
Blanche Champernowne (ca 1453-1480)
1h) Robert, 2nd Lord Willoughby de Broke (ca 1472-10 Nov
1521); m.1st before 28 Feb 1495 Elizabeth (d.10 Aug 1503), dau of
Richard Beauchamp, 2nd Lord Beauchamp of Powick;
m.2nd Dorothy (d.1553), dau of Thomas Grey, Marquess of Dorset,
later wife of 4th Lord Mountjoy; on his death the Barony of
Willoughby de Broke, and probably also the Barony of Latimer, went into
abeyance among his granddaughters
1i) [ex 1] Edward, d.Nov 1517; m.Margaret, dau of Richard Nevill, 2nd
Lord Latimer
1j) Elizabeth, who on the death of her sisters became de jure 3rd
Baroness Willoughby de Broke, and probably also de jure 11th
Baroness Latimer; she d.ca Nov 1562; she m.shortly
before 11 Apr 1526 Sir Fulke Greville, of Beauchamp’s Court; she had
three sons and four daus, for whom see the Greville page; the eldest son was:
1k) Sir Fulke GREVILLE, de jure
4th Lord Willoughby de Broke (ca 1536-Beuachamp’s Court 15 Nov
1606); m.ca 1553 Lady Anne Nevill (bur
1l) Fulke, de jure 5th Lord Willoughby de Broke, cr 1621 Baron Brooke of Beauchamp’s Court [with a special remainder, failing his own issue male, to Robert and William Greville and their heirs male] (1554-Brooke House 30 Sep 1628)
2l) Margaret, de jure 6th
Baroness Willoughby de Broke (ca 1561-26 Mar 1631); m.Alcester
2j) Anne, d.before
3j) Blanche; she dsp “before 1545, possibly in 1536”’
m.before
2i) [ex 2] Henry, d.young
3i) [ex 2] William, d.young
4i) [ex 2]
5i) [ex 2] Anne, d.24 Dec 1582; m.ca Aug 1530 her mother’s
stepson Charles Blount, 5th Lord Mountjoy (
2h)
2g) Sir William
3g) Richard
4g) Edward
5g) Cicely, a nun
6g)
Part 2
William Willoughby,
of Parham (ca 1515-30 Jul 1570; see Part 1, above), cr 1547 Baron Willoughby of
Parham; m.1st ca 1535 Elizabeth Heneage (ca 1518- fl 1 Dec 1555);
m.2nd ca 1559 Margaret, née Garneys, Dowager Viscountess Hereford
(bur 21 Jul 1599)
1a) Charles, 2nd
Lord Willoughby of Parham (1536/7-1610/2); m.Lady Margaret Clinton
1b) William, d.1 Jun 1601; m.by 1582
1c) William, 3rd Lord Willoughby of Parham (1584-28 Aug
1617); m.ca 1603 Lady Frances Manners (
1d) Henry, 4th Lord
2d) Francis, 5th Lord Willoughby of Parham (1613/4-1666);
m.ca 1628/9 Hon. Elizabeth Cecil (bur
1e) Robert (
2e) William, b. probably shortly before
3e) Diana, bur 27 Mar 1648; m.21 May 1645 Heneage Finch, 3rd
Earl of Winchilsea (1627/8-28 Aug 1689)
4e) Frances, bur 12 Sep 1680; m.by 1659 William Brereton, 3rd
Lord Brereton (bap
5e) Elizabeth, d.1 Aug 1695; m.28 Oct 1662 Richard Jones, Earl of
Ranelagh (
3d) William, 6th Lord Willoughby of Parham (ca 1616-10 Apr
1673); m.by 1638 Anne Carey (bap
1e) George, 7th Lord Willoughby of Parham (
1f) John, 8th Lord Willoughby of Parham (
2f) Anne, d.young
3f)
2e) Henry
3e) William
4e) James
5e)
6e) John, 9th Lord Willoughby of Parham (
7e) Charles, 10th Lord Willoughby of Parham (6 Oct 1650-9
Dec 1679); m.Mary (16 Mar 1660-1711/6), dau of Sir Beaumont Dixie, 2nd
Bt.; on his death the title should have been inherited by the descendants of
Sir Ambrose Willoughby but was instead assumed by descendants of Ambrose’s
younger brother; see below for details; GEC calls him the 8th son,
but Collins lists only these seven
8e)
9e)
10e) Anne (
11e) Mary
12e) Katherine (
4d)
5d)
2c) Charles
3c) Sir Thomas
4c) Edmund
5c) Christopher
6c) Elizabeth; m.Sir William Hickman, of Gainsborough
7c) Catherine, d.15 Aug 1658; m.Joseph Godfrey
8c) Mary; m.Sir William Booth
9c) Honora
10c) Priscilla
11c) Ursula
2b) Sir Ambrose, of Marston, d.before
1c) Edward, d.before
1d) Henry (bap 14 Nov 1626-d.in Virginia 26 or 28 Nov 1685); m.Mary ___
(bur 8 Oct 1681); in 1679 he succeeded de jure as 11th Lord
Willoughby of Parham; however, having emigrated to America, he never assumed
the title, and indeed may not have known that he was entitled to it; his
daughter accompanied him to America, but his wife and son never joined him
1e) Henry, de jure 12th Lord Willoughby of Parham
(bap
1f) Henry, suc 1722 as de jure 13th Lord Willoughby
of Parham; he claimed the title as early as 1733 but no action was taken; after
the death of the de facto Lord (see below) died in 1765 he claimed it
again and was confirmed in the title in 1767; he was b. 14 May 1696 and d.29
Jun 1775; he m.6 Jan 1726 Susanna Greswell (d.23 Dec
1745)
1g) Henry, d.an infant
2g) Henry, d.an infant
3g) Ambrose, d.an infant
4g)
5g) Susan, d.an infant
6g) dau
2f) William, d.27 Dec 1729; m.1723
1g) William, d.19 Sep 1755; m.Mrs Mary Bray
3f) Edward, d.before
4f) Joseph, d.between 1754 and 1766; m.Anne
de
5f) Fortune, bur
1g) George, 14th Lord
6f)
7f) Mary, d.an infant
2e) Rebecca; m.1st NN; m.2nd Richard Hull
3b) Edward; m. Mrs Elizabeth Prescot, née Manby
1c) Edward, d.young
4b) Charles
5b) Sir Thomas; m.Mary Thornhagh
1c) Thomas (ca 1602-29 Feb 1692); m.ca 1640 Eleanor Whittle (d.1665);
on the death of the 10th Lord in 1679 he, believing that the
descendants of his uncle Ambrose were extinct, assumed the title and was
summoned to Parliament 1680 as Lord Willoughby of Parham; according to modern
doctrine this created a new Barony by writ, though he called himself 11th
Lord
1d) Hugh, 2nd Lord
1e) Thomas, d.1682
2d) Francis, d.1704; m.Eleanor Rothwell
1e) Eleanor (
2e)
3e) Margaret (
4e) Thomas (4 Mar 1674-1703)
5e) Hannah (
6e) Edward, 3rd Lord Willoughby of Parham [1680 creation] (
7e) Charles, 4th Lord Willoughby of Parham [1680 creation] (
1f) Hugh, 5th Lord Willoughby of Parham [1680 creation] (ca
1714-21 Jan 1765); on his death the 1680 Barony fell into abeyance between his
sisters
2f)
3f)
8e) Mary (
9e) Hugh (
10e) Sarah (
11e) Rebecca (
3d) Jonathan
4d) Mary; m.Samuel Greenhalgh
5d) Sarah
6d) Abigail
7d – 11d) four more sons and 1 dau, who all dvp
2c) Rev. William, RC priest
3c) Mary; m.1st Augustine Wingfield; m.2nd ___
Saul
6b) Francis
7b) Katherine; m.Sir John Savile, of Howley
8b) Margaret; m. ___ Erle, of Corpsey
9b) Anne; m.Sir William Pelham, of Brocklesby
2a) Mary; m.William Metham, of Bolington
Part 3
Sir Francis Willoughby, of Wollaton (d.1665; see Part 1,
above); m.Lady Cassandra Ridgeway
1a) Francis, of Wollaton, d.3 Jul 1672; m.Emma Barnard
(whose sister m. 8th Lord Chandos)
1b) Sir Francis, of Wollaton (1668-Sep
1688), cr Baronet 1677, with special remainder, failing his own issue male, to
his brother and his
2b) Sir
Thomas, 2nd Bt., cr 1712 Baron Middleton, of Middleton (ca 1670-2
Apr 1729); m.9 Apr 1691
1c) Francis, 2nd
Lord Middleton (
1d) Francis, 3rd
Lord Middleton (
2d) Thomas, 4th Lord
Middleton (
3d) dau, d.young
2c) Thomas (
1d) Thomas (bap
2d) Henry, 5th Lord
Middleton (
1e) Henry, 6th
Lord Middleton (
2e) Dorothy (
3e) Henrietta (
4e) Cassandra (
3d) Francis, of Hesley (bap
1e) Digby, 7th Lord
Middleton (
1f)
[illegitimate] Octavia, d.19 Jun 1901; m.1st John Richard Smyth
Wallis, of
2e) Francis (bap
3e) Jane (bap
4d) Rothwell, d.28 Aug 1764
5d) Rev. James (1731-1816); m.4
Nov 1772 Eleanor Hobson
1e) Henry, of Birdsall and Settrington (
1f) Charlotte Henrietta (
2f) Henry, 8th Lord
Middleton (Arpley Hall 28 Aug 1817-Birdsall House 20
Dec 1877); m.3 Aug 1843 Julia Louisa Bosvile (York 5 Apr 1824-Settrington House
11 Oct 1901)
1g) Digby Wentworth Bayard, 9th
Lord Middleton (Thorpe Hall 24 Aug 1844-Birdsall House 28 May 1922); m.5 Aug
1869 Eliza Maria Gordon-Cumming (Moy House 16 Jun 1847-Birdsall House 27 Apr
1922)
2g) Alexandrina Henrietta
Matilda
3g) Godfrey Ernest Percival, 10th
Lord Middleton (
1h) Henry Ernest Digby Hugh (
2h)
3h) Leila Myrtle Dorothy (
4h) Michael Guy Percival, 11th
Lord Middleton (
1i) Digby Michael Godfrey John,
12th Lord Middleton (1 May 1921-27 May 2011); m.14 Oct 1947 Janet
Denyse Marshall-Cornwall (d.24 Apr 2015)
1j) Michael Charles James, 13th
Lord Middleton, b.14 Jul 1948; m.26 Jan 1974 Hon. Lucy Corinna Agneta Sidney
1k) James William Michael, b.8
Mar 1976; m.2005 Lady Cara Mary Cecilia Boyle
1l) Thomas Michael Jonathan,
b.23 Aug 2007
2l) Flora Rebecca Lucy, b.2009
3l) Rupert James Hugh, b.2011
2k) Charlotte Jacqueline
Louise, b.1978; m.2006 Paul Martin Haitham Taylor
3k) Emma Coralie Sarah, b.1981;
m.Remco Simon
4k) Rose Arabella Julia,
b.1984; m.7 Jul 2012 James R M Lauder
5k) Charles Edward Henry, b.1986;
m.2016 Isobel G Summers à 1 dau
2j) John Hugh Francis, b.1951
3j) Thomas Henry Richard,
b.1955
2i) Angela Hermione Ida, b.5
May 1924; m.16 Dec 1947 Hon. Charles Henry Romer Wynn (25 May 1923-2009)
3i) Jean Elizabeth Mary (
4i) Henry Ernest Christopher (
5h) Ida Mary Hazel (
6h) Francis George Godfrey (
7h) Julia Violet Monica Louise
(
8h) Rothwell Charles Wentworth
(
4g) Francis Henry
5g) Rothwell James Bosvile (26
May 1850-1867)
6g) Leopold Vincent Harold (
7g) Leila Louisa Millicent (
8g) Hylda
Maria Madeline (
9g) Lettice Hermione Violet (
10g) Mairi Myrtle (
11g) Tatton Lane Fox (
12g) Claude Henry Comaraich (
1h) Henry Douglas (
2h) Mary Bridget (
3h) Joan Lavinia (
13g) Alexander Hugh (
1h) James Alexander (
1i) Diana Evelyn Mary (
2i) Susan Clara (
3i) Griselda Mary Honoria, b.26
May 1931; m.1st 18 Mar 1955 Paul Julian David Gifford; m.2nd
1991 James E Hall
2h) Joe Henry Claude (
1i) Ann Honoria Mary, b.10 May
1920; m.1st 1940 P.
3h) Ernest Hugh (Nov 1893-7 Mar
1894)
3f) Francis Digby (
4f) Rev. Charles James (
1g) Adolphus Henry (
2g) Rev. Hugh St Maur (
1h) Magdalen, d.12 Aug 1965;
m.14 Nov 1901 Hugh Ker Colville (d.22 Feb 1930)
2h) Bridget; m.28 Jul 1910
Hammett Drake (d.4 Sep 1915)
3g) Charles Stuart Percival (
1h) Geoffrey St Maur (
1i) Julia Hermione (
4g) Julia Mary (
5g) Cecil Edward (
1h) Gladys Maude (
2h) Hilda St Maur (
6g) Gerard Francis (
7g) Henry Somerset (
8g) James Frederick Digby (
1h) Katherine Mary Seymour (
2h) Ronald James Edward (7 May
1884-1971); m.19 Jun 1930 Constance Louisa Sherbrooke (d.1977)
1i) Christopher Ronald (
2i) Josephine Cicely Alice (
3i) Nina Mary (
3h) Archibald Macdonald (
1i) Doris Barbara (
2i) Pamela Mary Norton (
3i) Prudence Joan Mabel (
4i) Sheila Katherine (
5i) Anne Rosemary (
4h) Rev. Bernard Digby (
9g) Mildred Cassandra (
10g) Leonard Broke (
1h) Charles d'Eresby (
2h) Gilbert de Bec (
11g) Evelyn (
5f) Emma (
6f) Harriet Cassandra (
7f) Rev. Percival George (
1g) Herbert Percival (
1h) Cecil Percival (
2h) Eva Mary (1877-24 Nov 1960)
3h) Nesbit Edward (
4h) Mabel Isabel (1880- )
5h) Percival Francis (
6h) John Herbert (
1i) Lois Ann Mary
2g) Rev. Nesbit Edward (
1h) Guy (
2h) Veronica (
3h) Gwendolen Mary (
4h)
5h) Anthony (
6h) Bernard (
3g) Edith Louisa (
4g) Aubrey Frederick (
5g) Sydney Beaumont (
1h) Horace Lancelot, d.28 Jun
1950
2h) Christopher John (
6g) Mabel Eleanor (
7g) Ethel Mary (
8g)
2e – 4e) three more sons,
d. as infants
5e)
6e) Emma, d.11 May 1859
6d) Cassandra, bur
7d)
8d) Emma, d.11 Nov 1781; m.Rev.
Nathaniel Hodgson
9d) Antonia; m.Rev. Henry Hewgill
3c) Rothwell
4c) Richard
5c) Henry
3b) Cassandra, d.16 Jul 1735;
m.4 Aug 1713 James Brydges, Duke of Chandos (
2a) Lettice; m.Sir Thomas Wendy
3a) Catharine; m.Clement Winstanley
Part 4
Margaret Greville, de jure 6th Baroness
1a) Sir Greville VERNEY, de jure 7th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 15th Lord Latimer (ca
1586-12 May 1642); m.13 May 1618 Katherine Southwell, maternal gdau of 1st
Earl of
1b) Sir Greville, de jure
8th Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 16th Lord
Latimer (1619-9 Dec 1648); m. Hon. Elizabeth Wenman
1c) Sir Greville, de jure
9th Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 17th Lord
Latimer, born posthumously 26 Jan 1649, d.23 Jul 1668; m.29 Aug 1667 Lady Diana
Russell (d.13 Dec 1701)
1d) William, de jure 10th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 18th Lord Latimer (
2b) John, b.and d.11 Aug 1620
[per GEC; Collins says he d.2 Aug 1620]
3b) Sir Richard, 11th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 19th Lord Latimer (28
Jan 1622-18 Jul 1711); in 1694 he claimed the Willoughby de Broke title which
was at first denied him, but he was confirmed in the title in 1696; he m.1st
ca 1651 Mary (bap 22 Aug 1631-bur 17 Aug 1663); m.2nd Frances Dove
(bur 17 Sep 1730?)
[by 1st
m.]:
1c) John, of Allexton (ca 1652-31 Oct 1707); m.ca 1683 Christian Breton
1d) John (ca 1686-15 May 1700)
2d) Greville, d.aged 16
2c) Very Rev. George, Dean of
1d) George (
2d) Philip, b.1690, fl
3d) Thomas (1691-5 May 1710);
m. Hon. Eleanor Leigh (d.8 Jan 1756)
1e) Eleanor (1710-14 Dec 1724);
m.1 Oct 1724 George Bowes, of
4d) Richard, 13th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 21st Lord Latimer
(1693-11 Aug 1752); m.1st Penelope Packe (bap
1e) George, d.in
infancy by 1735
5d) John (
1e) Margaret (
2e) John PEYTO-VERNEY, 14th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 22nd Lord Latimer (
1f) John PEYTO-VERNEY, 15th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 23rd Lord Latimer (
2f) George (
3f) Louisa (
4f) Sarah (
5f) Louisa (
1g) Louisa BARNARD (
2g) Robert BARNARD (
3g) Robert John BARNARD, 1853
VERNEY, 17th Lord
1h) Henry, 18th Lord
Willoughby de Broke and de jure 26th Lord Latimer (Kineton 14 May 1844-d.at sea nr Colombo 19 Dec 1902); m.Great Budworth,
Apr 1847-Kineton House
1i) Richard Greville, 19th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 27th Lord Latimer (
1j) John Henry Peyto, 20th Lord Willoughby de Broke and de
jure 28th Lord Latimer (21 May 1896-1986); m.4 Oct 1933 Rachel
Wrey (d.1991)
1k) Leopold David, 21st
Lord
May 1965 (div 1989)
1l) Rupert Greville, b.4 Mar
1966
2l) John Mark, b.1967
3l) Edmund Peyto
(1973-Lima,
2k) Susan Geraldine (
2i) Henry Peyto
(
3i) Blanche (1872-5 Oct 1947);
m.13 Apr 1898 Michael Granville Lloyd Lloyd-Baker (
4i) Patience (1873-27 Apr
1965); m.4 Jun 1896 Basil Hanbury (
2h) Rev. Walter Robert (
1i) Robert Barnard (
2i) Reynell Henry (
3i) Clare (
3h) Margaret Louisa (
4h) Alice Jane (
5h) Robert Reynell (
6h) Susan Emma (
7h) Mabel (
4g) son (2 Jun 1815-d.young)
6f) Maria (
7f) Francis (
8f) Henry PEYTO-VERNEY, 16th
Lord Willoughby de Broke and de jure 24th Lord Latimer (
9f) William (
10f) Francis (
11f) Henrietta (16 Jun 1778-Feb
1784)
3e) Sarah, d.1762
6d) Margaret, d.9 Oct 1755;
m.Anthony Duncombe, Lord Feversham (ca 1695-18 Jun 1763)
3c) Thomas; per Collins he was
b. 1676, but GEC notes that in the 1681 Visitation he was said to be aged 18;
he d.unmarried at Lisbon
4c – 6c) three more sons
(all d.before 1681)
7c) Mary; m.Samuel
8c) dau
[by 2nd
m.]:
9c) Richard, d.23 Jun 1698
10c) Diana, d.28 Sep 1725;
m.1684 Sir Charles Shuckburgh, 2nd Bt (Nov
1659-2 Sep 1705)
4b) George, d.20 Feb 1649
5b) Elizabeth; m.William Peyto, of Chesterton
2a) John VERNEY; m.Elizabeth
1b) Richard
1c)
3a) Richard VERNEY
4a) George VERNEY; m.Lady Triphena Sheffield
5a) Mary; m.Sir Ralph Samwell
6a) Anne; m.John Breton
7a)
8a) Margaret; m. ___ Shirley
Part 5
This seems to be a family unrelated to that in Parts 1
– 4
Sir Henry Willoughby, of Risley, cr Baronet 1611 (
1a) Mary (
2a)
3a) [ex 1] Anne; m.1st Hon.
Anchitel Grey, of Risley (d.9 Jul 1702); m.2nd Sir Thomas Aston, Bt.
4a) [ex 2] Catherine, d.1671/3; m.1st
Sir James Bellingham, 2nd Bt. (bap
5a) [ex 2]
Part 6
William Willoughby; m.Elizabeth (d.3 Oct 1659), dau of
Timothy Pusey, of Selston
1a) Sir William
1b) William, d.26 Aug 1668
2a) Mary, bur 2 Dec 1710; m.Jan 1652 Sir Beaumont Dixie,
2nd Bt. (ca 1630-May 1692); she was heiress to her brother
Part 7
This seems to be a family unrelated to those in Parts 1
– 6
Sir Christopher Willoughby, of Baldon
House, cr Baronet 1794 (Nov 1748-5 Apr 1808); m.1st
[by 1st m.]:
1a) Juliana (
[by 2nd m.]:
2a) Maria Selina (b.9 Aug 1793 per Betham and
Debrett’s, though this is wrong if Cokayne is right about her
brother’s DOB; m.1827 Thomas Davies [
3a) Sir Christopher William, 2nd Bt. (
4a) Frances Elizabeth (
5a) Sir Henry Pollard, 3rd Bt. (
6a) Sir John Pollard, 4th Bt. (
[by 1st
m.]:
1b) Maria Martha, d.30 Jan 1871;
m.Jonathan Duncan Inverarity
2b) Mary, d.6 Oct 1853; m.3 Sep
1846 Arthur Malet
3b) Eleanor, d.8 Mar 1884; m.5
Mar 1857 Robert Bruce Æneas Macleod, of Cadboll (d.5
Apr 1888)
4b) Cicely Barr; m.15 Nov 1860
Anthony Morris Storer, of
5b) Agnes Isabel Norris, d.9 Mar
1866
[by 2nd
m.]:
6b) Sir John Christopher, 5th
Bt. (
7b) Henry Pollard, d.an infant
8b) Alice Anna
9b) Maria Gertrude, d.4 Apr
1939; m.12 Mar 1901 William Marcus Horsley-Beresford, 4th Lord
Decies (
10b) Henrietta Maria, d.an
infant
7a) Maria, d.13 Oct 1878; m.20 May 1829 Thomas Gabb
8a) Albinia; m.14 Apr 1831 James C Somerville
9a) Cicely, d.27 Feb 1887; m.14 Apr 1831 Rev. Charles Dilnott Hill