Sir James Strangeways, Knt.

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Pedigree
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Sir James Strangeways, Knt., son of Sir James Strangeways, Knt. and Joan Orrell, was born in 1415.1 He died before 20 August 1480,2 and was buried in the abbey church of St. Mary Overie, Southwark, London, England.1

James married (1) Elizabeth Darcy, daughter of Sir Philip Darcy, 6th Lord Darcy and Eleanor Fitz Hugh, before 27 September 1431;2,1 he married (2) Elizabeth Eure, daughter of Robert Eure and Anne Tempest, before 1468.1

Family 1

Elizabeth Darcy d. bt 1 Sep 1458 - Nov 1461
Children
  • Margery Strangeways+2 d. aft. 8 May 1475
  • Sir Richard Strangeways, Knt.1 b. aft. 1431
  • James Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • William Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Philip Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • George Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Christopher Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Henry Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • John Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Robert Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Thomas Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Thomas Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Eleanor Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Joan Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431
  • Elizabeth Strangeways1 b. aft. 1431

Family 2

Elizabeth Eure d. abt. 13 Mar 1482
Children
  • Ralph Strangeways1 b. aft. 1468
  • Edward Strangeways1 b. aft. 1468
  • Felice Strangeways1 b. aft. 1468, d. aft. 1510/11
This person was last edited on22 May 2021

Citations

  1. [S1947] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families (Five vols., Salt Lake City, Utah: s.p., 2013), 5:69 (Strangeways 11), further cited as Richardson, Royal Ancestry.
  2. [S2051] J. W. Clay, editor, Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire, with additions (3 vols., Exeter, England: William Pollard & Co., 1899-1917), 2:309, further cited as Clay, Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire.