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Personal data Alexander Radcliffe of Ordsall Kt., of Ordsall 


Household of Alexander Radcliffe of Ordsall Kt., of Ordsall

He is married to Agnes Radcliffe (Harrington), of Hornby.

They got married.


Child(ren):

  1. Katherine Davenport (Radcliffe)  ± 1436-± 1496 
  2. Agnes Kimbre (Radcliffe)  ± 1436-± 1505 
  3. William Radcliffe  ± 1436-1498 

  • The couple has common ancestors.

  • Notes about Alexander Radcliffe of Ordsall Kt., of Ordsall



    Sir Alexander Radcliffe, Kt., of Ordsall
    Gender: Male
    Birth: circa 1416 Ordsall, Lancashire, England
    Death: July 10, 1475 (54-63) Ordsall, Lancashire, England
    Place of Burial: Manchester Cathedral, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom

    Immediate Family:
    Son of John Radcliffe and Clemence Radcliffe (Standish)

    Husband of Agnes Radcliffe (Harrington), of Hornby

    Father of Johanna Talbot (Radcliffe); Katherine Davenport (Radcliffe); Sir William Radcliffe, Kt.; Agnes Kimbre (Radcliffe); Anne Radcliffe; Robert Radcliffe; Alexander Radcliffe; Isabella Harrington (Radcliffe); Thomas Radcliffe and John Radcliffe

    Brother of John Radcliffe; Wife of Laurence Hamerton (Radcliff); Sir William Radcliff, Kt. and Robert Radcliffe

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    his mother ·Üí John Gregory, II
    her father ·Üí John Gregory, Mayor of Nottingham
    his father ·Üí Dorothea Beeston
    his mother ·Üí Lady Alice Davenport
    her mother ·Üí Thomas Davenport
    her father ·Üí Katherine Davenport (Radcliffe)
    his mother ·Üí Sir Alexander Radcliffe, Kt., of Ordsall
    her father

    Sir Alexander Radcliffe of Ordsall is your 17th great grandfather.
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    your father ·Üí Henry Marvin Welborn, Sr.
    his father ·Üí Francis (Fannie) Pernerviane Welborn
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    his mother ·Üí Mary Patsey Tisdale
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    his mother ·Üí Thomas Underwood, Jr
    her father ·Üí Elizabeth Underwood
    his mother ·Üí Katherine Meers
    her mother ·Üí Anne Eltonhead
    her mother ·Üí Anne Stanley
    her mother ·Üí Peter Stanley
    her father ·Üí Peter Stanley, Esq., of Bickerstaff
    his father ·Üí Lady Anne Stanley
    his mother ·Üí Isabella Harrington
    her mother ·Üí Sir Alexander Radcliffe of Ordsall
    her father

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    Alexander RADCLIFFE of Ordsall (Sir Knight)
    Born: ABT 1416, probably Ordsall, Lancashire, England
    Died: 20 Jul 1475

    Notes: had received from his father a moiety of Flixton on his marriage to Agnes Harrington, the daughter of Sir William Harrington of Hornby Castle; and Shoresworth.

    In 1455 Sir Alexander was a knight of the shire. The Booths of Barton, a powerful landed family, the bounds of whose estates ran partly with the Radcliffe lands. On the Monday after Low Sunday in the year 1444 John Radcliffe, his brother Hugh, and a party of their friends, including their uncle, Peter Radcliffe, were hunting in the Wheaste, which was part of the royal forest adjacent to their estates. As they approached the manor house of Little Bolton, their way was challenged by William Gawen, the lord of the manor, who had summoned to his support Sir Thomas Booth of Barton, with his sons, Nicholas and Henry, and a strong force of armed retainers. In the fracas that ensued John Radcliffe was slain by one of the Booths, Hugh Radcliffe died at the hands of Lawrence Hyde, of the Barton faction, and the two others of the Radcliffe party, Ralph Oldham and Nicholas Johnson, were also killed. Peter Radcliffe was responsible for the death of Peter Cowapp of Barton. All the delinquents were brought to trial but were acquitted. Subsequently, Sir Alexander again proceeded against the Booths at a later assize, when Henry and Nicholas Booth received sentence of outlawry. In 1455 the Wars of the Roses began with the first Battle of St. Albans, and the Radcliffes were prominent in their support of the Lancastrian cause. At the battle of Wakefield in 1640 Lady Agnes Radcliffe lost her brother, Sir Thomas Harrington of Hornby, and her nephew, Sir John Harrington, who both fell fighting on the King's side. Sir Alexander himself died in 1475. Lady Agnes survived him fifteen years.
    Father: John RADCLIFFE of Ordsall (Sir)
    Mother: Clemence STANDISH
    Married: Agnes HARRINGTON
    Children:
    1. William RADCLIFFE of Ordsall (Sir)
    2. Robert RADCLIFFE
    3. Alexander RADCLIFFE
    4. Thomas RADCLIFFE
    5. John RADCLIFFE
    6. Isabella RADCLIFFE
    7. Catherine RADCLIFFE
    8. Anne RADCLIFFE

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    Alexander RADCLIFFE of Ordsall (Sir Knight)
    Born: ABT 1416, probably Ordsall, Lancashire, England
    Died: 20 Jul 1475
    Notes: had received from his father a moiety of Flixton on his marriage to Agnes Harrington, the daughter of Sir William Harrington of Hornby Castle; and Shoresworth.
    In 1455 Sir Alexander was a knight of the shire. The Booths of Barton, a powerful landed family, the bounds of whose estates ran partly with the Radcliffe lands. On the Monday after Low Sunday in the year 1444 John Radcliffe, his brother Hugh, and a party of their friends, including their uncle, Peter Radcliffe, were hunting in the Wheaste, which was part of the royal forest adjacent to their estates. As they approached the manor house of Little Bolton, their way was challenged by William Gawen, the lord of the manor, who had summoned to his support Sir Thomas Booth of Barton, with his sons, Nicholas and Henry, and a strong force of armed retainers. In the fracas that ensued John Radcliffe was slain by one of the Booths, Hugh Radcliffe died at the hands of Lawrence Hyde, of the Barton faction, and the two others of the Radcliffe party, Ralph Oldham and Nicholas Johnson, were also killed. Peter Radcliffe was responsible for the death of Peter Cowapp of Barton. All the delinquents were brought to trial but were acquitted. Subsequently, Sir Alexander again proceeded against the Booths at a later assize, when Henry and Nicholas Booth received sentence of outlawry. In 1455 the Wars of the Roses began with the first Battle of St. Albans, and the Radcliffes were prominent in their support of the Lancastrian cause. At the battle of Wakefield in 1460 Lady Agnes Radcliffe lost her brother, Sir Thomas Harrington of Hornby, and her nephew, Sir John Harrington, who both fell fighting on the King's side. Sir Alexander himself died in 1475. Lady Agnes survived him fifteen years.
    Father: John RADCLIFFE of Ordsall (Sir)
    Mother: Clemence STANDISH
    Married: Agnes HARRINGTON
    Children:
    1. William RADCLIFFE of Ordsall (Sir)
    2. Robert RADCLIFFE
    3. Alexander RADCLIFFE
    4. Thomas RADCLIFFE
    5. John RADCLIFFE
    6. Isabella RADCLIFFE
    7. Catherine RADCLIFFE
    8. Anne RADCLIFFE
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