McDonald and Potts family tree- black Jewish YAHYA family line 2 » Eleanor FitzHugh (± 1395-1457)

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   Eleanor FitzHugh<br>Married names: BromfleteEleanor Darcy<br>Also known as: Eleanor FitzHugh<br>Gender: Female<br>Birth: Circa 1395 - Ravensworth, Yorkshire, England<br>Birth: 1397 - Ravensworth, Yorkshire, England<br>Marriage: Circa 1412<br>Marriage: To Feb 18 1427<br>Marriage: From Apr 12 1434<br>Residence: of Holdernes, Yorks, England<br>Death: Sep 30 1457 - Southwark, London, England<br>Parents: Sir Henry FitzHugh, Lady Elizabeth FitzHugh (born Grey)<br>Spouses: Sir Philip Darcy, Thomas Tunstall II, Sir Henry Bromflete<br>Children: Elizabeth Strangways (born Darcy), Margery Conyers (born Darcy), Sir Richard Tunstall Knt., Elizabeth Norwich (born Tunstall), Thomas Tunstall III, Joan Tunstall, John Tunstall, Margaret Bromflete, Margaret Pudsay (born Tunstall)<br>Siblings: Rev. Robert FitzHugh, Maude Eure (born FitzHugh), William FitzHugh, Lora de Berkeley (born Fitzhugh), Elizabeth I FitzHugh<br>This person appears to have duplicated relatives. View it on FamilySearch to see the full information.<br>  Additional information:
   
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   LifeSketch: «b»Biography«/b»d - d. 30 Sep 1457 at Newington, co. Middlesex).death of their father, married as her second husband Thomas Tunstall of Thurland (in Londsdale, Lancs.).... The most important of her children by this alliance was her son, Sir Richard Tunstall of Bentham (Yorks.) and Thurland (Lancs.), a Lancastrian courtier who was esquire of the body to Henry VI from 1452 to 1455, king's carver from 1450 to 1460, chamberlain of Chester from 1457 to 1460, and chamberlain of the exchequer from late 1459 until Edward IV's accession in 1461; he fought as a Lancastrian at Wakefield and Towton, escaped to Scotland, was attainted in 1461, went off to join the small band of Lancastrian devotees after the fall of Dunstanborough, and was still with Henry VI at the time of his capture in 1465; not until 1468 did he surrender at Harlech in return for a pardon. Eleanor FitzHugh by March 1453 had married, as her third husband, Henry Bromflete, Lord Vessy, who was summoned to Parliament as a baron between 1449 and his death in 1469; her daughter by this marriage, Strangeways' wife's young half-sister, married the Lancastrian Lord ("Butcher") Clifford.rcy, Lord Meinell (d. 02 Aug 1418), son of Sir John Darcy, 5th Baron Darcy, 4th Lord Meinell and Margaret Grey. The marriage took place before 28 October 1412. The couple had 2 daughters:th m. Sir James Strangeways 3 sons, 2 dau:ry Bromflete de Vescy (d. 16 Jan 1468/9; bur. Whitefriars, London), Issue: 1 daughter:

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