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Name source: S958Page: Jane Stanhope, 1536-3/1/1617, who married Sir Roger Townshend of Raynham in Norfolk; from them descended the Viscounts Townshend. Their son was John Townshend of Raynham. In 1596, he accompanied the Earl of Essex on his expedition against Spain, and was at the taking of Cadiz, where he was knighted by the earl. He and Sir Matthew Browne, who had also been Knighted at Cadiz, fought a duel on Hounslow Heath. They both died, Sir Matthew on the spot, Sir John Townshend a liitle later, on 2/8/1603. He had married Anne Bacon, obit. 20/5/1630, daughter and heiress of Sir Nathaniel Bacon of Stiffkey. They had issue: Sir Roger Townshend, created a Baronet in 1617, Stanhope Townshend, who died in London of a wound received in a duel in the Low-countries, and Anne Townshend, wife of John Spelman, Esq. [George John Gray, Athenae Cantab., p. 355, 1861.] Sir Michael Stanhope and Anne Rawson also had five sons, 'besides Margaret, Wytten, and Edward, who died in their infancy.' Inscription as above.
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Name source: S958Page: Juliana Stanhope, 1534-1583, unhapilly married to her mother's ward, John Hotham of Scarborough. The ancestor of the Hotham family was Sir John de Trehouse, who obtained the Manor of Hotham, in Yorkshire, from William the Conqueror. John Hotham was High Sheriff of Yorkshire in 1584. He and Juliana Stanhope had issue: Elizabeth Hotham, Jane Hotham, and Juliana Hotham.
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Name source: S958Page: THE ORIGINS OF THE STANHOPE FAMILY By Michael Stanhope (Dedicated to the memory of Philip Henry Stanhope) 2007
Text: Sir Michael Stanhope's widow, Anne Rawson, 1516-20/2/1587, was the daughter of Nicholas Rawson of Avely, more anciently written Alveley, a small village near Purfleet on the Thames. 'Alured Rawson, citizen of London, and merchant of the Staple of Calais, was Lord of this Manor of Aveley in 1509. His son, Nicholas Rawson, 1470-1523, of Giddy Hall, Romford, Essex, married Beatrix Cooke, 1485-14/1/1554, daughter of Philip Cooke, 1452-1497, and Elizabeth Belnap,1450-1515, and left one daughter and heir, named Anne, who was married to Sir Michael Stanhope.' [The History of Essex, Rev. Philip Morant, pp. 76-78, 1768. See also Thoroton's Notts., by Throsby, vol. i., p. 290.] Alured, a.k.a Avery, Rawson was the son of Richard Rawson, obit. 1484, citizen and mercer of London, and Sheriff of London in 1478 and 1483, and Isabella Craford, obit.1497. [Wills Perogative Office.] They were buried at St. Mary Magdalen's, Old Fish Street. Richard Rawson was the son of Richard Rawson of Fryston and Cicely Paulden, a.k.a Baldein. Richard Rawson of Fryston was the son of Robert Rawson of Fryston, who lived temp. Rich. II., and Agnes Mares, daughter of Thomas Mares. The origin of the family can very probably be traced to the Saxon Ravenchil, later Ravenchild, who held three carucates of land in Shipley. [Domesday, Evriciscire, p. 381, col. i.] The later Rawsons were strongly connected to Shipley. [The Gentleman's Magazine, p. 179, 1790.] http://www.freewebs.com/stanhopefamily/
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Text: Sir Michael Stanhope's widow, Anne Rawson, 1516-20/2/1587, was the daughter of Nicholas Rawson of Avely, more anciently written Alveley, a small village near Purfleet on the Thames. 'Alured Rawson, citizen of London, and merchant of the Staple of Calais, was Lord of this Manor of Aveley in 1509. His son, Nicholas Rawson, 1470-1523, of Giddy Hall, Romford, Essex, married Beatrix Cooke, 1485-14/1/1554, daughter of Philip Cooke, 1452-1497, and Elizabeth Belnap,1450-1515, and left one daughter and heir, named Anne, who was married to Sir Michael Stanhope.' [The History of Essex, Rev. Philip Morant, pp. 76-78, 1768. See also Thoroton's Notts., by Throsby, vol. i., p. 290.] Alured, a.k.a Avery, Rawson was the son of Richard Rawson, obit. 1484, citizen and mercer of London, and Sheriff of London in 1478 and 1483, and Isabella Craford, obit.1497. [Wills Perogative Office.] They were buried at St. Mary Magdalen's, Old Fish Street. Richard Rawson was the son of Richard Rawson of Fryston and Cicely Paulden, a.k.a Baldein. Richard Rawson of Fryston was the son of Robert Rawson of Fryston, who lived temp. Rich. II., and Agnes Mares, daughter of Thomas Mares. The origin of the family can very probably be traced to the Saxon Ravenchil, later Ravenchild, who held three carucates of land in Shipley. [Domesday, Evriciscire, p. 381, col. i.] The later Rawsons were strongly connected to Shipley. [The Gentleman's Magazine, p. 179, 1790.] http://www.freewebs.com/stanhopefamily/