The GREENE Line
Alexander de Greene de Boketon
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GOGREEN LINK
b c1182 in France,
d Boughton, Northamptonshire, England.
Notes
Alexander's great grandfather was one of the Norman nobles who
invaded England with William the Conqueror. King John bestowed
the estate of Boughton in Northampton upon him. He was made a
knight at the King's court by King John as the 1st Baron de
Greene de Boketon.
Notes
He was listed in old rolls of 20th year of Henry III, (1236) and
the 45th year of the same king, (1261).
He was probably a knight in the 7th Crusade which ended in 1240.
m c1270 in England
Alice Bottisham
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daughter of Thomas Bottisham.
Notes
John was listed in the rolls on the 7th year of Edward II (1314)
and is also thought to have been the John who perished in
Palestine in 1271 during the 7th crusade. This is a conflict and
may well be two people who are namesakes of each other.
Clark identifies the husband of Alice Bottesham as Thomas de
Greene de Boketon.
Notes
Thomas fought with Edward I againsta the Scots. He used "de
Boketon" at the end of his name in more formal situations;
hpwever, he was commoly known as "Thomas de Greene" and
on some papers, he signed "Thomas de Greene". For a
long time the full name of "de Greene de Boketon" was
used in legal documents; in everyday speech it was shortened to
"deGreene". He was living in 1319.
Some scholars asign Alice Bottisham as his wife, rather than his
mother.
i.e. Clark identifies the husband of Alice Bottesham as Thomas de
Greene de Boketon.
m 23 October 1312[S1578]
He married Lucie la Zouche[www12],
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GOGREEN LINK
daughter of Eudo la
Zouche[d/o Eudes LaZouch[www12]]
and Millicent
de Cantelou.
Notes
Thomas was made High Sherriff of Northampton in the early part of
the reign of Edward III. He was knighted and used the title,
"Sir Thomas, 5th Lord of de Greene";.
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Sir Henry de Greene
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GOGREEN LINK
Knight b 1311 in Green's Norton, Northamptonshire, England, d 1370 in Boughton, Northamptonshire, England. OCC the King's Chief Justice[www12][S1578]
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Catherine Drayton %Catherine DeDrayton
[www3][www12][S1578]
b c1324
d c1387
daughter of John de Drayton
and Philippa d'Ardene.
Notes
In 1340, Henry received from Thomas de Boketon and wife Joanna
the manors of Brampton and Boketon.
Sir Henry was Lord Chief-Justice of England in 1353 under King
Edward III, was Speaker of the House of Lords in two Parliaments
(1363 & 1364), and became last of the King's nearest Counsel,
or "State Cabinet". Some scholars give his dates as
Chief Justice as 24 May 1361 through 28 October 1365.[www12]
Henry was granted a charter from the King to estabalish Boughton
Fair, a Vigil for St John the Baptist, held June 24 to 26. The
fair was second only to the London Fair in its time, and was
observed for five and a half centuries.
By a special licence given by the King, Thomas, the eldest of
Henry's children, received Boughton, and Henry, the second son,
received Greene's Norton
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Sir Henry de Greene
[www3]
GOGREEN LINK
Knight b 1343 in Green's Norton, Northamptonshire, England, d 2 Sep 1399 in Green's Norton, Northamptonshire, England.
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Matilda de Mauduit
[www3][www12]
daughter of Thomas Mauduit.
Notes
He received Greene's Norton from his father, and was heir to his
uncle, Sir Simon Drayton. While King Richard was in Ireland, Lord
Henry Bolingbroke seized the government and executed, beheaded,
by order of Duke of Lancaster, Sir Henry and his associates, Sir
John Buskey and the Earl of Wiltshire. Bolingbroke later became
King Henry IV. Shakespeare refers to Sir Henry Greene in Acts I
and II of his play "Richard II".
He had forty known manors besides his townhouse in London.
By a special licence given by the King, Thomas, the eldest of
Henry's children, received Boughton, and Henry, the second son,
received Greene's Norton
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Sir Thomas de Greene Knt. of Green's Norton, Northamptonshire [rt9;14-33][www1] [hs34][www3] Knight b 1369/1373 in Green's Norton, Northamptonshire, England d 14 December 1417 in England. Sheriff of Northamptonshire 1416
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He married Catherine Ela Mallory was born about 1370 in Drayton, Norfolk, England.
She married Thomas de Greene about 1397 in England.[www14]
GREEN LINK
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Sir Thomas Greene of Greene's Norton; Sheriff of Northamptonshire [rt9;14-34][hs34][www1][www3][www14] LINK Knight b 10 Feb 1399/1400 Norton d 18 Jan 1461/62
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Elizabeth Greene [rt9;14-35][www2][hs34][www3] HS LINK
m c1440
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Sir William Raleigh Esq. of Farnborough, Warwickshire [rt9;14-35][www2][hs34][www3] Knight b c1420 in Of Farnsborough, Warwickshire, England, d 1460 in England.
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Thomas de Greene
b 1430 in Green's Norton, Northamptonshire, England
d Aft 1450 in England.
He married Ela Malorie about 1449 in England.
b c1430 in Gillingham, Dorset, England.
d c1465 in England[www14]
Dau of Ankatil Malorie, MP,
b c1405 in Sudborough Manor, Northamptonshire, England,
and was married about 1429 in England.[www14]
m c1488 in England
Elizabeth
.
Elizabeth .
Mary Hooker
, daughter of John Hooker
and Anstice Bridgman.
m 4 Nov 1619 in St Thomas Church, Salisbury,Wiltshire, England
Joan Tattershall ,
daughter of Richard Tattershalland
Margaret Fox.
He married Ann Almy.
Notes
Deputy Governor
Lineage = Greene -> Dyer -> Card -> Wilcox -> Saunders -> Barb�
[rt1] Reference Texts
[www1] WWW References
[hs1] Prof. Dr. Herbert Stoyan references
[S418] Bonner & Bass references - change ending of URL below to find the source. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/sources/sou0003.html#S418
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