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Personal data John Blount III 

• He was born in the year 1377 in Elvaston, Derbyshire, England (Present UK).
• Profession: Knight.
• (MARR) about 1415 in Stafford, Staffordshire, England (Present UK): Echtgeno(o)t(e): Alice Blount (geboren de la Bere).
• He died on October 26, 1443 in Kinlet, Cleobury, Mortimer, Shropshire, England (Present UK), he was 66 years old.
• He is buried in St. Jame's Churchyard, Bristol, South Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom.

Household of John Blount III

He is married to Alice de la Bere.

They got married about 1415 at Stafford, Staffordshire, England (Present UK).

Echtgeno(o)t(e): John Blount, III

Child(ren):

1. Edmund “Edward” Blount  1404-1468
2. John Blount  1410-1434
3. Isabel Blount  ± 1417-????
4. Alice Blount  1420-????
5. Humphrey Blount  1421-1477
6. Mary Blount  ± 1421-????
7. Winifrid Blount  ± 1427-????
8. Margaretta Blount  ± 1430-????
9. William Blount  ± 1431-????
10. Eleanor Blount  ± 1433-????
11. Charles Blount  ± 1435-????
12. Walter Blount  ± 1437-????

Notes about John Blount III

*'''Sir John II Blount1,2,3 was born circa 1385 at of Kinlet, Shropshire, England. He married Alice (Alicia) de la Bere''', daughter of Kynard (Kinnard) de la Bere and Margaret Abrahall, '''circa 1422 at of Staffordshire, England. Sir John II Blount died between 1442 and 1443.25Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. I, p. 56.199.ke family, originally named Le Blount (Volume 2). by Croke, Alexander, Sirpand that the Sodington branch was descended from his issue by the first wife. The branch of which I am now treating proceeded from his second wife. ornwall, whom he married in the sixth year of Richard the Second, 1384. The Cornwalls were descended from Richard, Earl of Cornwall, and King of the Romans, the second son of King John. His son Edmund, Earl of Cornwall, had a natural son, Sir Richard Cornwall, who, by his wife Joan, was father of Sir Edmund Cornwall, and Sir Geoffrey Cornwall. Sir Geoffrey was the ancestor of the Barons of Burford, in Shropshire. Sir Edmund Cornwall, who died in the twenty-eighth year of Edward the Third, 1354:, married Elizabeth, the daughter and co-heir of Sir Bryan Brampton, by whom he acquired the mansion and manor of Kinlet, in Shropshire. Besides Edmund, who died without issue, and Peter, their son and heir, was Sir Bryan Cornwall, Lord of Kinlet, who died in the fifteenth year of Richard the Second, 1391. His wife was Maud the daughter of the Lord Strange, and their sons Sir John Cornwall, Thomas, Henry, and Bryan, having died without male issue, Isabella their daughter inherited Kinlet. The arms of Brampton were, or, two lions passant, gules. Cornwall bore those of Richard, Earl of Cornwall, argent, a lion rampant, gules, crowned with a ducal coronet, or ; which were the arms of Poictou. And within a bordure ingrailed sable, charged with besants,all, having taken prisoner the Duke of Britanny, had the field of his arms changed from argent to ermine, being the arms of Britanny, and so it was borne by his descendants*. ned, that, upon his marriage with Isabella, Sir John Blount settled upon her the estates at Ratterley, Fenton, Kilward, Bydulf, Romesore, Denston, Glaston, Wyshall, Waterfall, and Balterderley, all in Staffordshire, and which estates are therefore hereafter found in the possession of the Blounts of Kinlet. er than that amongst the possessions of the convent of Croxton in the town of Leicester, as described in the register of that Abbey, there appears a rent of eighteen pence, two hens, and a cock, of the gift of Roger Blund, perhaps the same person, and which was paid by Warinus out of certain lands which had been granted by Warinus to the Abbey c . gton in the same county, married Alice, the daughter''' of Kynard de la Bere of Herefordshire, whose arms were azure, a bend, argent, cottised, or, between six martlets of the third d. '''In the seventh year of Henry the Sixth, 1428, John Blount, son and heir''' of Sir John Blount, Knight, and of Isabella his wife, '''was found to have held lands in Balterderley, Culvard, Romesore, and Bidulf, in the county of Stafford c . He died in the twenty-first year of Henry the Sixth, 1442, and upon the inquisition held, he was found to have possessed Balterderley, Kilvart, Lentin, Romesore, and Bidulf''', and that Humphrey '''was his son and heir''', and of the age of twenty years f . and Charles. Isabella married to John Kyene, Anne to William Gayton, Maria to John Pigott, Eleanor to John Cheyney of Chesham, and Margaret to John Oteley. .... etc.. b. No. 1196. f. 97. 75. Kennet, Par. Antiq. p. 3+1. from Dugdale's MSS. Sandford's Genealogical History. ods. vol. 37. f. 199. w. Iseult, da. and h. of Thomas Mountjoy of Derbys.; er bro. of Sir Walter*. m. (1) Juliana (?Foulhurst), 2s. d.v.p.; (2) c. Apr. 1383, Isabel, da. of Sir Brian Cornwall† of Kinlet, Salop by Maud, da. of Fulk, 1st Lord Strange of Blackmere, sis. of Sir John Cornwall*, 1s.; ?(3) Ellen. Kntd. bet. Sept. 1403.t to his 14-year-old grandson John (the child of his son John by his first wife), '''while those in Staffordshire passed to another son named John (aged 30), the issue of his marriage''' to Isabel Cornwall. ('''The latter John Blount died in 1443 leaving a son''' Humphrey, who subsequently inherited the extensive Cornwall estates in Shropshire and elsewhere.)5tonline.org/volume/1386-1421/member/blount-john-ii-1345-1425unt II. Sir John Blount II had a son with Isabel, also named '''John. John inherited Kinlet after his father's death. The estate was passed onto''' Humphery Blount (grandson of Sir John Blount and his marriage with Isabel) in 1453.[6][7][8]ister Agnes, married to Sir Richard Lacon, instead of his only surviving child, Dorothy.[5] At his death, Rowland Lacon was succeeded by his son, Sir Francis Lacon, who married Jane, daughter of the Viscount of Montague in 1589.f,Kinlet,England,Englandpshire,EnglandSpouses:William (Gayton) CREIGHTONTELEY25at:of,Kinlet,Shropshire,England,Shropshire,EnglandLOUNTes:Thomas BETTENHAModington, Worcester, EnglandKnight)of wood in Deddington, Clifton and Hempton. Other sources say that in 1430/1 a John Gilbert gave to John Blount and his wife Alice a tenement called Tankervilles and various lands in Deddington, all bought of Roger Draper's son John. In 1432/3 John Blount owned 12 cows in Deddington (VCH, Oxon).is death, and that "the Deddington property was certainly held in dower by a later lady of the family" (Colvin, op. cit., p. 108 note)t (1443) "Blount's manor" went to younger son John (II) and in 1489 the estate was sold by a Charles Blount to John Bustard and John Billing.fs. at this time. Find A Grave Memorial] - [http://www.geni.com/projects/SmartCopy/18783 SmartCopy]: ''Jan 23 2018, 1:07:16 UTC''

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