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Personal data Henry 1268 (Henry 1268) le Scrope 

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  • First name Henry 1268.
  • He was born about 1268 in Yorkshire, England.
  • Profession: English lawyer, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench for two periods between 1317 and 1330..
  • He died on September 7, 1336 in England.
  • He is buried on September 8, 1336 in Premonstratensian Abbey, Richmond, North Yorkshire, England.
  • A child of William Bracewell le Scrope, Knight and Constance Gille de Newsom

Household of Henry 1268 (Henry 1268) le Scrope

He is married to Margaret de Ros.

They got married about 1319 at Probably Hamlake, Somerset, England (Present UK).

Spouse: Margaret de Ros

Child(ren):

  1. William le Scrope  ± 1320-1344

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Henry 1268 le Scrope

William 1219 Scrope
± 1219-± 1296
Constance de Newsom
± 1218-1298

Henry 1268 le Scrope
± 1268-1336

± 1319

Margaret de Ros
± 1298-1357

William le Scrope
± 1320-1344
Stephen Scrope (born le Scrope)
± 1322-1344
Richard le Scrope, 1st Baron of Bolton
± 1327-1403
Geoffrey le Scrope
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Sources

  1. Farrier Web Site, Peter Farrier, April 10, 2022
    Personal photo of Sir Henry II le Scrope Added via a Photo Discovery™

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  2. Geni World Family Tree
    Henry le Scrope<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Circa 1268 - Yorkshire, England<br>Occupation: English lawyer, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench for two periods between 1317 and 1330.<br>Marriage: Spouse: Margaret de Ros - Circa 1319 - Probably Hamlake, Somerset, England, (Present UK)<br>Death: Sep 7 1336 - England<br&gt;Burial: Sep 8 1336 - Premonstratensian Abbey, Richmond, North Yorkshire, England<br>Father: William Bracewell Le Scrope, Knight<br>Mother: <br>Wife: Margaret de Ros<br>Children: Stephen Scrope (born le Scrope), ;William le Scrope, Richard Le Scrope, 1st Baron of Bolton, Geoffrey le Scrope<br>Siblings: Margaret le Scrope, , Stephen Le Scrope (born Scrope), Elizabeth de Cleseby (born le Scrope), Ivetta Juetta Le Scrope (born de Ros), Lady
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Day of death September 7, 1336

Day of burial September 8, 1336



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