McDonald and Potts family tree » Anthony St. Leger, Lord Deputy of Ireland (1494-1559)

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   Sir Anthony St Leger<br>Birth name: Anthony St. Leger<br>Also known as: Sir Anthony de Saint LegerAnthonye SeyntlegerAnthony SellengerSir Anthony St. Leger Lord Mayor of IrelandAnthony St. LedgerSir Anthony St Leger knight<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1494 - Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Marriage: Spouse: Agnes Warham - 1525 - Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Residence: Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Residence: Leeds Castle was granted to Sir Anthony St Leger - 1552 - Kent, England<br>Death: Mar 16 1559 - Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Burial: Apr 5 1559 - Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Occupation: He was Privy Counsellor (P.C.) - 1538<br>Occupation: Appointed Sheriff of Kent. - 1539<br>Occupation: Lord Deputy of Ireland - Between 1540 and 1548<br>Title of Nobility: He was Knight, Order of the Garter (K.G.) - 1541<br>Parents: Ralph St. Leger, Elizabeth St. Leger (born Haute)<br>Wife: Agnes St Leger (born Warham)<br>Children: William St Leger, Warham St. Leger, Nicholas St. Leger, Anne St. Leger, Jane St. Leger, James St Leger<;/a>, Anthony St Leger, Robert St Leger<br>Siblings: Dorothy Wheeler (born St Leger), John St Leger, , Arthur St Leger, Thomas St Leger, George St Leger, Sir Robert St Leger KtEdward St Leger, William St Leger, St Leger<br>  Additional information: LifeSketch:wn As:"Sentliger", "Sellenger", "Sheriff of Kent", "Knight of the Garter", "Lord Deputy of Ireland"h 16, 1559 in Ulcombe, Kent, Englandoldwell and Agnes WarhamLeger; George St Leger; Arthur St Leger and 9 others496 – 16 March 1559) of Ulcombe and Leeds Castle, Kent, was an English politician and Lord Deputy of Ireland during the Tudor period.e, Kent, and Isabel or Elizabeth Haute, the daughter of Richard Haute (d. 8 April 1487) by Elizabeth Tyrrell, widow of Sir Robert Darcy (c.1420 - 2 November 1469) of Maldon, Essex, and daughter of Sir Thomas Tyrrell (d. 28 March 1477) of Heron in East Horndon, Essex.[1][2] He was educated abroad and at the University of Cambridge.[3] He quickly gained the favour of King Henry VIII, and in 1537 was appointed president of a commission of enquiry into the condition of Ireland. In the course of this work, he obtained much useful knowledge of the country. In 1539 he was knighted and appointed Sheriff of KewnedHenry the Eight, and Edward the Sixt, Kinges, twice Lord Deputy of Ireland; By whose meanes in his first Government the Nonilitie and Commons there were induced by generall and free consent to geve unto Henrye the Eight King of England in that Province also Regalia Iura the Title and Scepter of Kinge to him and his posteritie for ever, whose praedecessors before were intituled only Lordes of Ireland.o see the foelicious raigne of our present peerelesse Queene Elizabeth, Departed Anno Savious 1559, about 63 yeares.Nigel Batty-Smith) ;Ulcombe Kent.ncis & Ursula.mbe Kent, Death : 1636 St Mary Aldermanbury London or Chilham, female. Married Thomas Digges, Birth : Barham Kent, Death : 25 Aug 1595 killed in battle in Ireland. The Digges monument was destroyed in the Great fire of London in 1666 but the tomstone with its inscription remains. "Anne ST LEGER, mother of Sir Duidley Digges, knight. Master of the Rolls. A modest, humble and prudent lady was buried here in the Year of our Lord 1636 at the age of 81". Children ; Dudley and daughter.ingsmill, born Ireland.

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   Anthony St. Leger, Lord Deputy of Ireland<br>Gender: Male<br>Alias name: Sentliger, Sellenger, Sheriff of Kent, Knight of the Garter, Lord Deputy of Ireland<br>Birth: 1496 - Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Occupation: Lord Deputy of Ireland (Sir Sheriff of Kent ?), Sheriff of Kent, Lord Deputy of Ireland<br>Marriage: Spouse: Agnes St. Leger (born Warham) - 1524 - Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Death: Mar 16 1559 - Ulcombe, Kent, England<br>Burial: Apr 5 1559 - All Saints Churchyard, Ulcombe, Kent, England, United Kingdom<br>Father: Ralph St. Leger, Esq.<br>Mother: Isabel St. Leger (born Haute)<br>Wife: Agnes St. Leger (born Warham)<br>Children: Robert St. Leger, Warham St Leger, Anne Harrington (born St. Leger), William St. Leger, Anne Pigott (born St. Leger), Jane St Leger, Nicholas St. Leger of Beamstone<br>Siblings: Robert St. Leger, Constable of Dungarvan, Anne (born St Leger), Dorothy Wheeler (born St. Leger), Jacquet Fortescue (born St. Leger), Thomas St Leger, Edward St. Leger, Arthur St Leger, Rector of Hollingbourne, George St. Leger, William St. Leger, Recorder of Bylsington, John St. Leger, ? St Leger, Anastasia Fitzgerald (born St. Leger)

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• Sterbedatum 16. März 1559
• Tag der Beerdigung 5. April 1559

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