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     John Hastings 13th Earl of Pembroke was buried at Friars Preachers, Hereford. He was also Baron de Mauny. He later reburied at Greyfriars London. He married Philippa Mortimer. John Hastings 13th Earl of Pembroke was born on 11 November 1372. He was the son of John de Hastings 2nd and Anne Mauny Baroness Mauny. John Hastings 13th Earl of Pembroke married Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet, daughter of John (of Gaunt) Plantagenet 1st Duke of Lancaster, D of Acquitaine, E of Richmond, Derby, Leicester & Lincoln KG and Blanche Of Lancaster Plantagenet, on 24 June 1380 at Kenilworth Castle. The marriage of John Hastings 13th Earl of Pembroke and Elizabeth of Lancaster Plantagenet was annulled in 1383. John Hastings 13th Earl of Pembroke died on 30 December 1389 at Woodstock at age 17.

     Roger Mortimer 2nd Earl of March was the son of Edmund Mortimer Sir. Roger Mortimer 2nd Earl of March married an unknown person. He died in 1360.

     Thomas de Clare Lord of Thomond was born circa 1245. He was the son of Richard de Clare 2nd E. of Gloucester. Thomas de Clare Lord of Thomond died in 1287 at Ireland.

     Richard de Clare 2nd E. of Gloucester was Earl of Hertford. He was born on 4 August 1222. He was the son of Gilbert de Clare 4th Earl of Gloucester. Richard de Clare 2nd E. of Gloucester died on 15 July 1262 at Ashenfield Manor, Waltham, Canterbury, at age 39. He was buried on 28 July 1262 at Tewkesbury Abbey.

     Gilbert de Clare 4th Earl of Gloucester was buried at Tewkesbury Abbey. He was Earl of Hertford. He was born circa 1180. He died on 25 October 1230 at Penros, Brittany.

     Hubert de Burgh 1st Earl of Kent was buried at Blackfriars, Holborn. He died on 12 May 1243 at Banstead, Surrey.

     William Child was born in 1824 at Kington, Herefordshire. He was the son of Thomas Child. William Child appeared in the 1851 census at 45 St. John Street, Wolverhampton. He was Basket maker in 1853. He married Ann Taylor, daughter of John Taylor and Sarah (?), on 27 October 1853 at St. Mark's Wolverhampton; the father of the groom was Thomas Child basket maker. William Child lived on 1 May 1856 at Townwell Fold, Wolverhampton. He appeared in the 1861 census at Townwell Fold, Wolverhampton. He appeared in the 1871 census at Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton; William Child, head, 47, innkeeper employing 8 men, born Hereford; his wife Ann 47 (sic), born Enville; two daughters Mary J and Emily, 16 and 14; stepson Francis [surely a misprint for James] Gregory, 24, car driver, all born in Wolverhampton, with 2 servants and a visitor. He appeared in the 1881 census at 11 Clifton St., Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton; (Head: William Child, aged 57, retired licensed victualler, born Hereford, and his wife Ann, also 57 (sic), born Enville, and 2 daughters, Mary A and Emily, 26 and 24, both born in Wolverhampton, with one domestic). He died on 8 August 1885 at Clifton Street, Wolverhampton; aged 61, retired licensed victualler, "Chronic bronchitis, several years", death informed by daughter M J Child, of same address.

     Thomas the Magnificent De Berkeley 5th Lord Berkeley was buried at Wotton-under-Edge. He married Margaret de Lisle Baroness Lisle. Thomas the Magnificent De Berkeley 5th Lord Berkeley was born on 5 January 1352 at Berkeley Castle. He was the son of Maurice the Valiant de Berkeley 4th Lord Berkeley and Elizabeth de Despencer. Thomas the Magnificent De Berkeley 5th Lord Berkeley died on 13 July 1417 at age 65.

     Margaret de Lisle Baroness Lisle married Thomas the Magnificent De Berkeley 5th Lord Berkeley, son of Maurice the Valiant de Berkeley 4th Lord Berkeley and Elizabeth de Despencer. Margaret de Lisle Baroness Lisle was buried at Wotton-under-Edge. She was born in 1360. She died on 20 March 1391.

     Maurice the Valiant de Berkeley 4th Lord Berkeley was buried at St. Augustine's Bristol. He married Elizabeth de Despencer, daughter of Hugh Le Despenser The Younger and Eleanor De Clare. Maurice the Valiant de Berkeley 4th Lord Berkeley was born in 1330. He was the son of Thomas the Rich de Berkeley 3rd Lord Berkeley and Margaret de Mortimer. Maurice the Valiant de Berkeley 4th Lord Berkeley died on 8 June 1368.

     Elizabeth de Despencer was the daughter of Hugh Le Despenser The Younger and Eleanor De Clare. Elizabeth de Despencer married Maurice the Valiant de Berkeley 4th Lord Berkeley, son of Thomas the Rich de Berkeley 3rd Lord Berkeley and Margaret de Mortimer. Elizabeth de Despencer died on 13 July 1389 at St. Botolph's, London.

     Thomas the Rich de Berkeley 3rd Lord Berkeley married Margaret de Mortimer, daughter of Roger De Mortimer 1st E. Thomas the Rich de Berkeley 3rd Lord Berkeley was born in 1292. He was the son of Maurice the Magnanimous de Berkeley 2nd Lord Berkeley. Thomas the Rich de Berkeley 3rd Lord Berkeley died on 27 October 1361 at Berkeley Church.

     Maurice the Magnanimous de Berkeley 2nd Lord Berkeley was buried at St. Augustine's Bristol. He was born in April 1281. He died on 31 May 1326 at Wallingford Castle at age 45.

     Eleanor Beauchamp was born in 1407 at Wedgenock, Warwick. She was the daughter of Richard Beauchamp 13th Earl of Warwick and Elizabeth de Berkeley Countess of Warwick. Eleanor Beauchamp married Edmund Beaufort 2nd D, son of John Beaufort 1st E, circa 1433. Eleanor Beauchamp died on 4 March 1467 at Baynard's Castle, London.

     Elizabeth Beauchamp married George Neville Lord Latimer, son of Ralph Neville KG 1st Earl of Westmorland 4th B of Raby and Joan Beaufort. Elizabeth Beauchamp was born in 1417. She was the daughter of Richard Beauchamp 13th Earl of Warwick and Elizabeth de Berkeley Countess of Warwick. Elizabeth Beauchamp died in 1480.

     George Talbot Rice 3rd Baron Dinevor was born on 8 October 1765. He was the son of The Rt. Hon. George Rice P.C., M.P. and The Rt. Hon. Lady Cecil de Cardonnel Baroness Dynevor. George Talbot Rice 3rd Baron Dinevor married The Hon. Frances Townshend on 20 October 1794. George Talbot Rice 3rd Baron Dinevor was present at Wm Pitt's funeral on 22 January 1806. He was a witness when The Hon. & Very Rev. Dr. Edward Rice DD was dining on 11th November 1829 with Mr. Baillie at Great Rissington, and then spent the night at Barrington Park, where his brother Ld. Dynevor was staying with his family. George Talbot Rice 3rd Baron Dinevor died on 9 April 1852 at Barrington Park, Great Barrington, Gloucestershire, at age 86; "died rather suddenly at Barrington Park on Good Friday of an attack of gout at the heart."

     The Rev. Francis William Rice 5th Baron Dinevor was born on 10 May 1804 at Barrington. He was the son of The Hon. & Very Rev. Dr. Edward Rice DD and Charlotte Lascelles. The Rev. Francis William Rice 5th Baron Dinevor was baptized on 4 June 1804 at Great Barrington; the elder of twins. He was Curate to his father, Edward Rice between 1828 and 1829 at Oddington. He lived on 15 January 1829 at Oddington, Gloucestershire. He was Vicar of Fairford till his death in 1878, in spite of "enjoying a poor share of health" in 1829! "An estimable and well-informed young man," according to The Rev. Francis Witts writing on 4 February 1829. He married Harriet Ives Raymond-Barker on 3 February 1830. The Rev. Francis William Rice 5th Baron Dinevor stood as Godfather to (Edward) Hugo Rice-Wiggin on 17 May 1843 at the Cathedral, Gloucester; by his Grandfather, the Dean of Gloucester: godparents: The Rev. Francis Rice (uncle - later to become 5th Ld. Dinevor), B. Holme Wiggin (uncle) and Mrs. Beaumont (said by Frances Holme Scarlett to be "Aunt" Beaumont [if so, she would have been William Wiggin's sister Catherine]: FHS also said that all her furniture passed to Aunt Eva; and that she was married to Sir George Beaumont [but this is not borne out by Peter Fanshawe's research]; that both were very good-looking and lived in Richmond Park; but that he became a drunkard. The Rev. Francis William Rice 5th Baron Dinevor appeared in the household of The Rev. Canon Edward Bankes in the 1851 census at 2 The College Precincts, Gloucester. The Rev. Francis William Rice 5th Baron Dinevor was "The nave pews date from a modest restoration of 1853-4 by JL Pearson". Between 1853 and 1854 at St Mary's, Fairford. He was "The upper half of the great W window [was] restored by Sebastian Evans for Chance Brothers." Between 1863 and 1864 at St Mary's, Fairford. He his brothers and sisters were granted, by Royal Patent, the rank and precedence of the younger sons and daughters of a Baron. In 1869. He died on 3 August 1878 at age 74.

     Harriet Ives Raymond-Barker married The Rev. Francis William Rice 5th Baron Dinevor, son of The Hon. & Very Rev. Dr. Edward Rice DD and Charlotte Lascelles, on 3 February 1830. As of 3 February 1830,her married name was Rice. Harriet Ives Raymond-Barker died on 22 July 1854.

     Arthur de Cardonnel Rice 6th Baron Dinevor was born on 24 January 1836. He was the son of The Rev. Francis William Rice 5th Baron Dinevor and Harriet Ives Raymond-Barker. Arthur de Cardonnel Rice 6th Baron Dinevor witnessed the baptism of Francis Holme Wiggin on 25 September 1859 at Oddington; godparents: Arthur de Cardonell Rice, the baby's 1st cousin, Mrs John Talbot Rice (his uncle's 2nd wife) and Mrs Grisewood. Arthur de Cardonnel Rice 6th Baron Dinevor died on 8 June 1911 at age 75.

     Walter FitzUryan Rhys 7th Baron Dinevor was born on 17 August 1873. He was the son of Arthur de Cardonnel Rice 6th Baron Dinevor. Walter FitzUryan Rhys 7th Baron Dinevor married Lady Margaret Child-Villiers on 12 October 1898 at St. George's, Hanover Square, London. Walter FitzUryan Rhys 7th Baron Dinevor died in 1956.

     Charles Arthur Uryan Rhys Rice 8th Baron Dynevor was born on 21 September 1899. He was the son of Walter FitzUryan Rhys 7th Baron Dinevor and Lady Margaret Child-Villiers. Charles Arthur Uryan Rhys Rice 8th Baron Dynevor died in 1962.

     Lady Margaret Child-Villiers married Walter FitzUryan Rhys 7th Baron Dinevor, son of Arthur de Cardonnel Rice 6th Baron Dinevor, on 12 October 1898 at St. George's, Hanover Square, London. As of 12 October 1898,her married name was Rhys. Lady Margaret Child-Villiers died in 1959.

     Gerard Sumner Wiggin was born on 15 February 1884. He died on 10 April 1887 at age 3.

     Lewis Merriam Wiggin was born on 22 February 1890. He lived at Litchfireld, Ct; which he inherited from his father and grandfather. He was a historian, and bookseller. He died; he died when Polly was still young, Polly and her brother Lewis being fostered by their uncle Frederick and his wife Ruth.

     Lucy Merriam Wiggin was born on 16 February 1883. She died on 31 January 1887 at age 3.

     Frederick Wiggin lived at London; and also Litchfield, Ct. USA. He was born in 1821. He was the son of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. Frederick Wiggin died in 1869.

     Anne Dudley married Govr. Simon Bradstreet. Anne Dudley was the first American female poet to be published. She was born circa 1612. She was the daughter of Govr. Thomas Dudley. Anne Dudley died on 16 September 1672.

     Govr. Thomas Dudley married an unknown person. He was born on 12 October 1576 at Northampton. He was the son of Capt. Roger Dudley and Susanna Thorne. Govr. Thomas Dudley emigrated in 1630. He was Governor of the Mass. Bay Colony on a number of occasions in 1631. He died on 31 July 1653 at age 76.

     Elleanor Davis was born circa 1785. As of after 1800,her married name was Partridge. She married William Partridge after 1800; IGI has no record of any English, Scottish or Welsh marriage between an Eleanor Davis and a William Partridge. Elleanor Davis died on 20 December 1843 at Burford; "Eleanor Partridge, aged 58, wife of William Partridge, farmer, died of pulmonary consumption, death notified by husband, occupier of Lodge Farm, Burford, death registered 22 Dec."

     William Partridge was baptized on 17 March 1794 at Ombersley. He married Elleanor Davis after 1800; IGI has no record of any English, Scottish or Welsh marriage between an Eleanor Davis and a William Partridge. William Partridge appeared in the 1851 census at Tenbury. He was the bailiff for F. Williams Esq. In 1855 at Sutton Park, Tenbury. He died in 1859.