Genealogie Wylie » Sir Henry 1st Baron Norreys , of Rycote [[Ch-Wikibio]] sss (± 1525-1601)

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• Ook bekend als Henry /Norris/.
• Hij is geboren rond 1525 in Wytham, Berkshire, England.Bronnen 1, 2
• Hij is overleden op 27 juni 1601 in Rycote, Thame, Oxfordshire, England.Bronnen 1, 2
• Hij is begraven op 10 augustus 1601 in Rycote, Thame, Oxfordshire, England.
• Een kind van Henry Norreys en Mary de Fiennes
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 5 april 2023.

Gezin van Sir Henry 1st Baron Norreys , of Rycote [[Ch-Wikibio]] sss

Hij heeft/had een relatie met Margaret Williams.

Kind(eren):

1. Edward Norris  1565-1603 

Notities over Sir Henry 1st Baron Norreys , of Rycote [[Ch-Wikibio]] sss

Henry Norris, 1st Lord (Baron) Norris, so created by writ of summons 6May 1572 (and restored in blood by Act of Parliament 1575/6, following anearlier Act of Parliament of 1539 restoring him in blood and to him suchof his father's property as had not been forfeited to the Crown or hadbelonged to his attainted great-uncle Viscount Lovel), of Rycot, Oxon; bc1525, MP Berks 1547-52 and Oxon 1571-2, knighted 1566; Ambassador toFrance 1566-71; Porter Outer Gate and Keeper Armoury Windsor Castlec1580; Lord Lt Berkshire and Oxon 1587-99. [Burke's Peerage]

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BARONY OF NORREYS OF RYCOTE (I)

HENRY NORREYS, or NORRIS, of Rycote, Oxon, son and heir of Henry NORRIS,Gentleman of the Privy Chamber (beheaded (d1) 17 May 1536), by Mary,daughter of Thomas (FIENNES), LORD DACRE Of the South, was born about1525; M.P. for Berks, 1547-52, and for Oxon, 1571-72; Commissioner formusters of horses, co. Oxon, 1565; knighted 6 September 1566 at Rycote.Ambassador to France, 1566-71. He was summoned to Parliament from 6 May1572, by writs directed Henrico Norrys de Rycott Chl'r, whereby he isheld to have become LORD NORRIS, and took his seat on the 8th. An Actpassed in the Parliament of 1539, Cap. 22, for his restoration in blood,and restitution to him of his attainted father's estates, "except such ashave been forfeited to the Crown, or were lands of Sir Francis, lateviscount Lovell," was followed by an Act (1575/6) restoring him in blood.In or about 1580 he was appointed Porter of the Outer Gate of WindsorCastle, and Keeper of the Armoury there. One of the Lords at the trial ofWilliam, Lord Vaux, 1581. Lord Lieutenant cos. Oxon and Berks, 1587-99.He was created M.A. at Oxford, 11 April 1588. Captain of light horse inthe Queen's bodyguard, July 1588. He was summoned as a peer upon thetrial of Philip, Earl of Arundel.

He married Margaret, younger of the two daughters and coheirs of John(WILLIAMS), LORD WILLIAMS of Thame, by his 1st wife, Elizabeth, daughterand coheir of Thomas BLEDLOW. She died December 1599 (d2). He died atRycote, 27 June, and was buried there, 10 August 1601 (e). M.l. to bothin Westminster Abbey. [Complete Peerage IX:643-5, (transcribed by DaveUtzinger)]

(d1) On a charge of adultery with Anne Boleyn [wife of Henry VIII].

(d2) In May 1554, the Queen, then Princess Elizabeth, and Queen Mary'sprisoner, passed one night at Rycote, when Sir John Williams, the fatherof Lady Norreys, stoutly took her part against Sir Henry Bedingfield, hercustodian, and refused to allow her to be intimidated, asserting that"her grace might and should in his house be merry". Lady Norreys'friendship with the Queen, who was in the habit of addressing heraffectionately as "My Crow," in allusion to her dark complexion, was ofvery long standing. On the Queen's visit to Rycote in Sep 1592, she wasreceived with mumming, and in one of the 'Speeches delivered to herMajesty' is a reference to Lady Norreys' constant fear for the safety ofher soldier sons: "Ther deathes, the rumour of which hath so oftenaffrighted the Crowe my wife, that her hart, hath bene as blacke as herfeathers. . . And although, nothing be more unfit to lodge your Maiestye,then a Croew neste". By Sep 1599 Lady Norreys' fears had been realized,and the Queen showed her sympathy by recalling their sole survivng son,Sir Edward Norris, Governor of Ostend, "as we know that it would stayyour sorrow to see him that is in foreign parts".

(e) Of his six sons, all "martial and brave men", Sir Edward Norris alonesurvived. . . .[Note: William, son and heir apparent, and perhaps othersons, had children who survived and carried on the line, even though theythemselves died before their father.]

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Sir Henry Norris of Rycote County Oxford, was made Ambassador to Francefor 14 years, during Queen Elizabeth's reign. Later he was summoned toParliament under the title of Henricus Norris de Rycote Chancellor,1572-97. He m--Margary Williams, co-heir of John Lord Williams of Thane,and acquired Manor of Rycote. His fourth child, Sir Henry Norris, wasprogenitor of the Norris family, father of Sir Henry Norris of Va.

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