Isabella de Clare (-NOV 1217) m(1). John Lackland Plantagenet (24 DEC 1166-19 OCT 1216) on 29 AUG 1189 at Marlbridgem(2). Geoffrey de Mandeville m(3). Hubert de Burgh
John Howland (ABT 1593-24 FEB 1673) m. Elizabeth Tilley (ABT 1607-21 DEC 1687) on ABT 1621, children: 1. Desire Howland, 2. Hope Howland, 3. John Howland, 4. Ruth Howland, 5. Elizabeth Howland.
Henry Howland (ABT 1605-17 JAN 1671) m. Mary [---] (-17 JUN 1674) , children: 1. Zoeth Howland (ABT 1636-31 MAR 1676), 2. Abigail Howland (-7 APR 1692).
Zoeth Howland (ABT 1636-31 MAR 1676) m. Abigail [---] (-AFT 7 JUN 1677) on DEC 1656 at Newport,Rhode Island, children: 1. Nathaniel Howland (5 AUG 1657-3 MAR 1724), 2. Benjamin Howland (8 MAY 1659-12 MAR 1727), 3. Daniel Howland (MAY 1661-1714), 4. Lydia Howland (ABT 1663-), 5. Mary Howland (23 JAN 1666-29 JAN 1743), 6. Sarah Howland (ABT 1668-), 7. Abigail Howland (ABT 1672-), 8. Henry Howland (30 JUN 1672-BEF 16 SEP 1729), 9. Nicholas Howland (ABT 1674-1 APR 1722).
Abigail Howland (-7 APR 1692) m. John Young (1621-28 JAN 1691) on 13 DEC 1648 at Plymouth,Massachusetts, children: 1. John Young (16 NOV 1649-AFT 15 JAN 1695), 2. Joseph Young (12 NOV 1651-FEB 1652), 3. Joseph Young (DEC 1654-AFT 19 APR 1692), 4. Nathaniel Young (APR 1656-1692/1708), 5. Mary Young (28 APR 1658-AFT 1 FEB 1738), 6. Abigail Young (OCT 1660-), 7. David Young (17 APR 1662-), 8. Lydia Young (1664-), 9. Robert Young (APR 1667-), 10. Henry Young (JUL 1669-1669), 11. Henry Young (17 MAR 1672-26 APR 1706).
Notes:
Henry was apprenticed to his brother Humphrey in London as of 1623.
He was first taxed in Plymouth, Mass., on 25 Mar 1633. [Eliz. Pearson White Vol. 1]
Elizabeth de Bohun (-3 APR 1385) m. Richard Fitzalan (1346-21 SEP 1397) on ABT 28 SEP 1359, children: 1. Elizabeth Fitzalan (1380-8 JUL 1425), 2. Joan Fitzalan (1380-), 3. Thomas Fitzalan (13 OCT 1381-), 4. Margaret Fitzalan (1382-).
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Earl of Northampton.
Fought at Crecy Cr., March 16, 1336/7.
Elizabeth de Bohun (-3 APR 1385) m. Richard Fitzalan (1346-21 SEP 1397) on ABT 28 SEP 1359, children: 1. Elizabeth Fitzalan (1380-8 JUL 1425), 2. Joan Fitzalan (1380-), 3. Thomas Fitzalan (13 OCT 1381-), 4. Margaret Fitzalan (1382-).
Edmund of Woodstock (1301-1330) m. Margaret Wake (-1349) , children: 1. Thomas de Holland.
Eleanor [---]
Notes:
King of England 1272-1307.
He won influence and fame suppressing the baronial revolt (1263-5) against his father, Henry III, and crusading (1270-72). Succeeding his father (1272), he carried out important administrative, judicial, and financial reforms, which increased royal power and weakened feudalism. By summoning frequent parliaments and including commoners in them, he contributed greatly to Parliament's development. Edward conquered Wales and incorporated it into England (1275-95). Although he also conquered Scotland in 1296, the remainder of his reign was occupied with Scottish revolts. [Random House Encyc.]
Working to build the power of the crown over independent local nobles, he notably increased the importance of the royal courts. With Abbot Suger of St. Denis as his advisor, he worked closely with the church. He began a war (1104) against King Henry I of England, duke of Normandy, a struggle that was to continue intermittently for centuries. Before his death he arranged the marriage of his son, Louis VII, and Eleanor, daughter of teh duke of Aquitaine. [Random House Encyc]
He enlarged his kingdom and fought repeatedly with the kings of England, William I and II, who as dukes of Normandy were technically his vassals. For his illegal marriages to Bertrada de Montfort (both were already married), he was excommunicated by Pope Urban II, but restored on the understanding (openly disregarded) that he have no further converse with her. [Random house Encyc.]
R.G.Adams says of him: "Alfred was one of the greatest men in history. He was crowned king at Winchester, 871; founded the British Navy, organized the militia, compiled a code of laws, built schools and monasteries, and invited scholars to live at his court. He was a good scholar and translated many books.