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• Roepnaam is Alice Molineaux.
• Zij is geboren in het jaar 1531 in Sefton, Lancashire, England.
• Zij is overleden op 11 mei 1581 in Driby Manor, Standish, Lancashire, Eng, Standish, Lancashire, England, zij was toen 50 jaar oud.
• Zij is begraven in het jaar 1581 in Driby Manor, Standish, Lancashire, Eng, Standish, Lancashire, England.
• Een kind van Richard Molyneux en ??

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*Eleanor RADCLIFFEried: Richard MOLYNEUX of Sefton (d. ABT 1568) ABT 1532, Sefton, Lancashire, England527 - d. 1568). Margaret MOLINEAUX (b. 1541 - d. 21 Jun 1617)*15. Thomas MOLYNEUX counties of Lancaster and Chester Vol. LXXXI. by Chetham Societyca81chetuoftof Kinge John. ; ch: Richard, Robert Molyneuxeire, temp. Edw. I, Anno 1286. ; ch: Richard Molyneuxw. 3. ; ch: Sir William (m. Jane Holland), Richard (2 sonne), John (3 sonne), Robert (4 sonne), Thomas (5 sonne), Peter (6 sonne), Symonde ( 7 sonne) Molyneuxand heire. = Jane, dau. and heire of Robert Holland of Enkestone, co. Lancaster, ar. ; ch: Richard (m. Helene Urwike) Molyneuxas Uswike, knt. ; ch: Sir Richard (m. Helene Harrington & Johane Haydock), Robert (2 sonne) Molyneuxrnbie, co. Lancaster, knt., first wyf. ; ch: (Pg.104 Margaret (m. Sir Pyers Leye), Anne (m. Sir Richard Nevill) Molyneux ; = Johane, dau. and heire of Sir Gilbert Haydocke of Bradley, co. Lancaster, wydow of Sir Pyers Legh, second wyf. ; ch: (Pg.104 Sir Richard (m. Elizabeth Stanley), Thomas (2 sonne), John (3 sonne), William (4 sonne), Robert (5 sonne), Henry (6 sonne), Edmond (7 sonne), Gilbert (8 sonne), Elizabeth (m. Sir Thomas Sowthworthe), Catherine (m. Richard Radclyf), Johane [Jone] (m. Robert Preston) Molyneuxhard Molyneux, knt., sonne and heire. = Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas [lord] Stanley, knt. ; ch: Sir Thomas (m. Anne Dutton), Margaret (m. John Dutton & William Buckley) Molyneuxo John Dutton of Dutton; after to William Buckley of Beaumarys in Wales.ester, knt. ; ch: Sir William (m. Jane Rydge & Elizabeth Clyfton), Edward, Jane (m. Robert Fowleshurste), Elizabeth (m. James Butler) Molyneux Fowleshurste of Crewe, co. Chester, ar. Flodden Feilde. = Jane, dau. and sole heire of Richard Rydge of Ridge, co. Salop, ar., first wyf. ; ch: Sir Richard (m. Eleanor Radlif & Eleanor Male), Anne (m. Alexander Standishe), Jane (m. Richard Bolde) Molyneux ; = Elizabeth, dau. and coheyre of Cutbert Clyfton of Clyfton, ar. [by the dau. and heir of Sir John Lawrence of Ashton], second wyf. ; ch: Thomas (2 sonne.), Anne (maryed to Henry Halsall of Halsall, ar.) Molyneuxter, knt., now lyvinge, anno 1567. = Eleanor, dau. of Sir Alexander Radclif of Urdesall [Wardsall], knt., first wyf. ; ch: William (m. Bridgett Carrell), Richard (2 sonne), John (3 sonne), Alexander (4 sonne), Jane (m. Thomas Stanley & William Radcliff & Thomas Molyneux), Margaret (m. John Warren), '''Alice''', Anne, Helene, Mary Molyneux ; = Eleanor, dau. of Robert Male, and wydow of Thomas Ives, second wyf to Sir Richard. ; ch: Anthony (5 sonne), Eleanor Molyneuxey, and had no yssue; thirdly to Thomas Molyneux, co. Nottingham, gent., ar., sonne and heire of Sir Richard, lyvinge anno 1567. = Brigett, dau. of John Carrell of Warnham, co. Sussex, ar. ; ch: Richard (m. dau. of Lord Strange), John (2 sonne), Thomas (3 sonne), Eleanor Molyneuxrts by Prescott, Williamt, Esq., of Brookline, Mass., a Genealogical Chart was obtained, which gave the lineal descent of John Prescott, who came to Massachusetts in 1640, from James Prescott of Standish, in Lancashire, Eng., who was required by an order of Queen Elizabeth, dated Aug., 1564, to keep in readiness horsemen and armor. From this James, John of Watertown and Lancaster, Mass., was of the fourth generation, through his second son, Roger, and grandson, Ralph. hor has ascertained that James Prescott, that emigrated to America and settled at Hampton, N. H., was also a descendant of James, sen or, by wife Standish, from whom he was of the fifth generation, and the fourth generation from '''James, Jr., and Alice, through their son''' John, and grandson James, as will be more fully illustrated and explained in the genealogical arrangement, hereafter. .... etc.uired by an order of Queen Elizabeth, dated August, 1564, to keep in readiness horsemen and armor. om he had the following issue : and achievements he was created lord of theed above (for which see the title page to Part II. of this Memorial), and was afterward known as Sir James Prescott. He d. March 1, 1583, '''leaving a son''' John and '''a daughter''' Anne. ROGER, .... etc.en ; lived at Dryby. ... By Frederick Lewis Weis ....ahUKEwjn8vXYiKXJAhVQ3mMKHfrODuMQ6AEIRDAH#v=onepage&q=james%20prescott%201583&f=false/9; m. (1) ELEANOR RADCLIFFE (36-39), dau. of SIR ALEXANDER RADCLIFFE (36-38); m. (2) Eleanor Maghull, dau. of Robert Maghull, Esq., of Maghull. Monumental brass for Sir Richard Molyneux and his two wives in parish church of Sefton. (Gens. 33-37: VCH Lanc- III: 69-70; Baines, History of Lancashire II, 390; Mill Stephenson, A List of Monumental Brasses in the British Isles (1926), 272. Gens. 34-37; DNB).tterby, co. Lincoln, 1579/80, transferred them to trustees. (Inq.p.m. James Prescott, gent., of Driby, 1583, no. 185 and "Pedigree of '''James Prescott, gent., and Alice Molyneux''', John Prescott, Esq., and Elizabeth Manby, James Prescott, gent., and Mary Copeland," by the Rev. W.O. Massingberd, Rector of Ormsby with Driby, co. Lincoln, 21 Mar. 1901, in Frederick L. Weis, The Families of Standish of Standish and Prescott of Prescott of Standish Parish Lancashire, England (typed ms.) 1948, (at the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass.), pp. 58-60, 65-67; White, Ancestry of John Barber White (Haverhill, 1913), 123; brass effigies in Driby church with inscription and arms of Prescott and Molyneux; F.L. Weis, The Descent of John Prescott Founder of 1645, From Alfred the Great King of England, 870-901 (Clinton, 1948), Part III., p. 8).Publishing CompanyJAhVQ3mMKHfrODuMQ6AEISTAI#v=onepage&q=james%20prescott%201583&f=falseby Queen Elizabeth in 1564 to keep in readiness horsemen and armor. He married a daughter of Roger Standish, Esquire, of Standish, and they had six sons: James, mentioned below; Roger, Ralph, Robert, William and John. (Mention of Roger and descendants forms part of this article.) bravery and military prowess he was created lord of the manor in Dryby, in Lincolnshire, and was afterwards known as Sir James. A new coat- of-arms was granted with the title. This emblem is entirely different from that borne by the Massachusetts branch. The main features are two leopards' heads, or, on an ermine field; the crest rising out of a ducal coronet, or, is a boar's head and neck, argent, "bristled with the first." In untechnical language this means, when the symbol is painted, that the coronet should be of gold and the boar's head of silver with bristles of gold. The motto is "Vincit Gui Patitur." '''Sir James Prescott''' died March 1, 1583, '''leaving two''' children: John and Anne. e he lived. He married and nothing further is known of him except that he had two sons, William and James. f whom are recorded: Mary, baptized in 1631 ; John, baptized in 1632; Anne, baptized in 1634; and James, who came to America. aford, Thompson, Huckins, Prescott ... By Mary Elisabeth Neal HanafordhECYc6Q8N03oPIBx9NlY0&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjphOu8j6XJAhUH4GMKHTGyC-Q4ChDoAQgcMAA#v=onepage&q=james%20prescott%201583&f=false/stream/familyrecordsofb00hana#page/37/mode/1upy achievements, he was created Lord of the Manor of Dryby, in Lincolnshire, and was styled Sir James Prescott. He died March 1, 1583, '''leaving a son''', John, '''and daughter''', Anne. orn at Dryby, had a son, James Prescott, of the fourth generation from Sir James through his son, John, and grandson, James, who was the emigrant at Hampton, N. H. Publications of the Harleian Society, Volume 52en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjphOu8j6XJAhUH4GMKHTGyC-Q4ChDoAQgyMAc#v=onepage&q=james%20prescott%201583&f=false1579-80 ; died 1 March 1582-3 ; inq. p.m. 29 April 1583. '''= Alice, dau. of Sir Richard Molyneux, Knt., of Sefton in co. Lancaster ; died 11 May 1581 ; bur. at Driby. 1st wife. ; ch:''' John (m. Elizabeth Manby), Peregrine (2nd son, s.p.) William (3rd son, 1580.), Richard, Anne (m. Thomas Page of Harrow, co. Middlesex.) Prescott ; = Agnes, dau. of . . . . ; surviving 1583. 2nd wife.ott of Driby, '''1st son''', æt. 7 in 1583 ; bur. at Driby 18 Dec. 1607. = Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Manby of Elsham ; widow of Edward Willoughby, 3rd son of Charles, Lord Willoughby of Parham. ; ch: Sir William (m. Margaret Babington), James (m. Mary Copeland), Anne, Jane (bur. 1604) Prescott Volume 1 edited by William Richard Cuttern&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiyvLL7lKXJAhUY3mMKHV_BC-Q4HhDoAQg8MAo#v=onepage&q=james%20prescott%201583&f=falsecutt#page/522/mode/1uprmor. He married a daughter of Roger Standish, Esq., of Standish, and sister of Ralph Standish. Children : '''James, mentioned below''' ; Roger ; Ralph ; Robert : William, grandfather of Sir John Prescott, Lord of the Manors of Radwington in Essex and Bromley in Kent ; John. ned below ; Ann. For his bravery and military prowess and achievements he was created Lord of the Manor of Dryby in Lincolnshire and had arms granted to him. He died March 1, 1583. ''son of Sir James (2) Prescott''', was born at Dryby. Married and had children : William, James, mentioned below. d and had children : Mary ; John, mentioned below ; Anne; James ; others, names unknown. re, England, in 1632. He was the first settler in Nashaway, now Lancaster, Massachusetts, and when the inhabitants there asked for incorporation, they desired to name the town Prescott, but the general court refused, and finally chose Lancaster, the place in England from which Prescott came, incorporation dated May 18, 1653. .... etc.68restcote/pafg13.htm#33

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