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Données personnelles John GAGE 

• Il est né le 28 octobre 1479 dans Burstow Manor, Burstow, Surrey.
• Titre: Lord Chamberlain 1553-1556
• Titre: Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1542-1547
• Titre: Constable of the Tower 1540-1556
• Il est décédé le 18 avril 1556 dans Firle, Sussex, il avait 76 ans.
• Un enfant de William GAGE et Agnes BOLNEY

Famille de John GAGE

Il est marié avec Philippe GUILDFORD.

Ils se sont mariés le 14 avril 1502 à Firle, Sussex, il avait 22 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Edward GAGE  1504-1567 
2. Robert GAGE  ± 1510-????
3. James GAGE  ± 1508-????
4. Alice GAGE  1506-1541 
5. Anne GAGE  1514-1545

• Le couple a des ancêtres communs.



Notes par John GAGE

Sir John Gage KG (28 October 1479 - 18 April 1556) was an English courtier during the Tudor period. He held a number of offices, including Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1542-1547), Comptroller of the Household (1540-1547), Constable of the Tower (1540-1556) and Lord Chamberlain (1553-1556).

John Gage was born on 28 October 1479 at Burstow manor in Surrey and baptized at the parish church there on the same day. He was the only son of William Gage and Agnes Bolney.

He married Philippa, daughter of Sir Richard Guildford, in 1502. They were the parents of eight children:

Sir Edward Gage - married Elizabeth, daughter of John Parker and also Joan, daughter of Sir Richard Sackville.
James Gage - married Jane, daughter of James Delves and widow of John Bellingham.
Robert Gage - married Elizabeth, daughter of Nicholas Wilford.
William Gage - died without issue.
Alice Gage - married Sir Anthony Browne KG.
Ann Gage - married John Thatcher.
Elizabeth Gage - married Sir John Jenyns.
Cicily Gage - married Sir George Baynham.

An Esquire of the Body to both Henry VII and Henry VIII, he served offices in the Pale of Calais, becoming Comptroller in 1524. After receiving a knighthood in 1525, he moved to the post of Vice-Chamberlain of the Household in 1526, leaving court in 1533. He also represented Sussex three times (1529, 1539 and 1542) in the parliaments of Henry VIII.

He remained active, attending, in 1537, the baptism of Prince Edward and the funeral of Jane Seymour. He returned to favour, and 1540 saw his appointment as Comptroller of the Household, Constable of the Tower and as a Privy Counsellor. In his role as Constable of the Tower, he supervised the arrangements for the execution of Catherine Howard.

In 1541 he became a Knight of the Garter and in 1542 he succeeded as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. In 1544 he undertook an important role for the invasion of France, organising transport and supplies for the army, and he became a knight banneret.

Present at the funeral of Henry VIII, he was appointed one of the executors of the king's will and a member of Edward VI's Regency Council. Differences soon arose between him and The Duke of Somerset, who expelled him from the council and from his posts of Comptroller and Chancellor when he became Lord Protector in 1547. He re-joined the council, before resigning upon the accession to power of The Earl of Warwick, later Duke of Northumberland. He was suspended as Constable for not supporting Northumberland's attempt to install Lady Jane Grey as Edward's successor. The accession of Mary I saw his restoration as Constable and appointment as Lord Chamberlain. He bore her train at her coronation and at her marriage to Philip of Spain. As Constable, he guarded Princess Elizabeth in 1555; he was described by Heylyn as "her bitter enemy, but more for love of the Pope than for hate of her person".

Gage died at his house, Firle Place, on 18 April 1556, and was buried on 25 April at West Firle Church next to his wife. Their alabaster altar tomb in the north chapel of that church is the work of Garret Johnson of Southwark (1541-1611) and, along with monuments for some other members of their family, was erected in about 1595.

His will, made on 20 February 1555/6, was proved at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury on 10 June 1556. A lengthy and detailed household inventory was added as a schedule to the will and points to the wealth and lifestyle that Sir John enjoyed. An introduction and transcription of the inventory has been published.
SOURCE: Wikipedia

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