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Personal data John de Wingfield 

  • He died in the year 1361.

Household of John de Wingfield

He is married to Eleanor de Braose.

They got married before 1339.Source 1


Child(ren):

  1. Catherine Wingfield  ± 1349-< 1386 


Notes about John de Wingfield

He had a brother Sir Thomas de Wingfield, as mentioned in a deed. His wife Eleanor wrote a deed in 1360/1, which refers to herself as a widow and confirms his latest possible death year. His parents are said to be John de Wingfield and Elizabeth de Honypot.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of John de Wingfield

John de Wingfield
????-1361

< 1339

Eleanor de Braose
± 1320-1376

Catherine Wingfield
± 1349-< 1386

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Sources

  1. Usenet Group - "Braose-Winfield Connection", 8 Feb 2001, John Ravilous

About the surname De Wingfield


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