I33176: HUGH d' AUBIGNY (ABT 1190

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ii. Isabel Plantagenet de Warenne (d by 23.11.1282) m. (1234) Hugh d'Aubigny, Earl of Arundel (d 1243)

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Wife: Elizabeth ? 1715-1753.

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"ref: DAR PATRIOT, occupation merchant; justice of peace, died post 1790, Bedford co., VA?, to Va. age 15 in 1705. Nicholas: lived on Muddy Creek, south side of James River, Bedford co., VA; Justice of Goochland co. 1741; justice of Cumberland co. 1748; Henrico co merchant 1730 Md. 1st to Judith (Fleming) Randolph 1753 (no issue) who was widow of Col. Thos. Randolph of Tuckahoe; 1st owner of Eagle Eyrie, Lockes' Mt., near Lynchburg, 31,000 acres in grant from George III.

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"First Generation. Although the surname of Fitzhugh was not appropriated to the family before the time of Edward II, it had enjoyed consideration from the time of the conquest, when its ancestor Bardolph was Lord of Ravensworth, with divers other manors in Richmondshire. He was succeeded by his son and heir Akiris, who died in 1182. He was succeeded by his son Bardolph Fitz-Henry, who died without issue, and was succeeded by his brother Hugh Fitz-Henry, who died in 1304, and was succeeded by his son Henry Fitz-Hugh, from whom his descendants ever after adopted the name of Fitzhugh. Lord Fitzhugh was summoned to Parliament as Baron from May 15, 1321, to November 15, 1351. Henry, son of the above named, was summoned to Parliament, and died in the lifetime of his father, leaving a son, Henry, who survived his grandfather as second Baron, and died in 1356, and was succeeded by his grandson, Henry Fitzhugh, as third Baron; he died in 1386 and was succeeded by his only son, Henry Fitzhugh, the fourth Baron, who died in 1424, succeeded by his eldest son, Sir William Fitzhugh as the fifth Baron; he was succeeded by his son Henry Fitzhugh, who married Lady Alice Nevill, the daughter of the Earl of Saulsbury. His children were: I. Richard Fitzhugh, his successor; who died. II. Alice Fitzhugh. Married Tiennes. III. Elizabeth Fitzhugh. Married Sir William Parr. IV. Henry Fitzhugh, sixth Baron, d. 1472. He was succeeded by an only son, Richard Fitzhugh, seventh Baron, d. 1508, succeeded by his only son, George, the eighth Baron, d. 1512, without issue. His aunt Alice (Lady Tiennes) and cousin Thomas Parr were next heirs, and here the Barony of Fitzhugh fell in abeyance.

Two of the above mentioned Fitzhughs distinguished themselves at Crecy and Poitièrs, another at Agincourt, and two also figured in the Crusades, about the year 1490.

Henry Lord Fitzhugh, of Ravensworth Castle, was married to Lady Alice Nevill, the daughter of the Earl of Saulsbury and sister of Richard, Earl of Warwick (the king maker), and of George Nevill, the Bishop of Exeter and Lord Chancellor of England; they were of the family of Neville, which, says Hume, "was perhaps, at that time, the most potent, both from their opulent possessions, and from the character of their men, that ever appeared in England."

The coat-of-arms which the family of Fitzhugh, in this country and in England still retain, are three chevrons of gold interlaced on the base of escutcheon on a field of azure, with a Wyvern for the crest (a heraldric animal with the head of a dragon and the tail of a serpent) and the motto: "Pro patria semper."

"Other historians mention the marriage of a daughter of Lord Henry Fitzhugh and Lady Alice Nevill with Lord Beauchamp, who were the parents of Catherine Parr, the last wife of Henry VIII. Queen Catherine was the granddaughter of the last Lord Fitzhugh. Almost the last Roman Catholic Bishop of London was John, a son of the same lord. One of the Crusaders of the Fitzhugh family built a church at Antioch. Another, Redmond Fitzhugh, was one of the conquerors of England in the time of Henry II. The names of the family residences in England were Ravensworth Castle, Arkendale, Richland, etc., etc., etc."

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"Father: Reverand Richard LIGHTFOOT b. Bet. 1562 - 1563 in Stoke Bruain Parish, , Northhampshire, England
Mother: Jane Jones b. About. 1570 in England
Children:
Colonel Philip LIGHTFOOT b. About. 1643 in Middlesex, England
John II LIGHTFOOT b. 1622 in London, Middlesex, England
Francis LIGHTFOOT b. in London England
George LIGHTFOOT
William LIGHTFOOT b. About. 1630 in London, England
Richard LIGHTFOOT b. in London, England
Edmond LIGHTFOOT b. in London, England
Robert LIGHTFOOT
Mary LIGHTFOOT
Jane LIGHTFOOT
Elizabeth LIGHTFOOT
Rebecca LIGHTFOOT
Ann LIGHTFOOT "

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5 Lucretia Massie + John Johnson

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Nancy Terrel

My Southern Family

HUGH d' AUBIGNY

ABT 1190 - 1243

ID Number: I33176

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Isaac BARRINEAU I

1715 - 1746

ID Number: I89780

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Sarah CASEY

ABT 1760 - by 1797

ID Number: I25939

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Nicholas DAVIES

ABT 1690 - AFT Aug 1793

ID Number: I64635

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Elizabeth DUNAWAY

ABT 1843 - ____

ID Number: I39431

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BARDOLPH FITZ HUGH of Ravensworth

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ID Number: I73918

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Jeanne LABORIC

ABT 1625 - ____

ID Number: I20572

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Willliam LEE

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I81155

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John LIGHTFOOT I

9 Apr 1596 - 24 Mar 1647

ID Number: I87410

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Lucretia MASSIE

ABT 1677 - AFT 1718

ID Number: I100425

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James NUTHALL

ABT 1650 - ____

ID Number: I48714

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Nancy TERRELL

ABT 1770 - ____

ID Number: I77239

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