'Harcourt 02' Index links to: Lead / Letter
Families covered: Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt
Ivo de Harcourt of Stanton
1. Sir Robert de Harcourt of Stanton, Sheriff of Warwickshire and Leicestershire (d 1202)
m. Millicent or Isabel de Camville (dau of Richard de Camville)
A. Sir William de Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (d 1223)
m. (1201) Alice Noel (d 1235, dau of Sir Thomas Noel of Ronton and Ellenhall)
i. Sir Richard de Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (b c1202, d 1258)
m. Arabella de Quincy (dau of Saier de Quincy, 1st Earl of Winchester)
a. Sir William de Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (b 1227, d 1270)
m1. (1250) Alice la Zouche (dau of Roger la Zouche)
(1) Margaret Harcourt
m. (sp) Sir John Cantilupe
(2) Arabella Harcourt
m. Sir Fulke Pembrugge
m2. (1256) Hillaria (or Eleanor) Hastings (dau of Henry, Lord Hastings)
(3) Sir Richard de Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (d 1293)
m. Margaret de Beke (dau of Sir John Beke of Eresby)
(A) Sir John de Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (b 1276, d 1330)
m1. Eleanor la Zouche (dau of Eudes la Zouche)
(i) Sir William de Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (d 06.06.1349)
m. Jane Grey (dau of Richard Grey, Lord of Codnor)
(a) Sir Richard Harcourt (dvp)
m. Joan Shareshull (dau of Sir William Shareshull of Shareshull)
((1)) Elizabeth Harcourt
m. Thomas Astley of Nelston
(b) Sir Thomas Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (d 12.04.1417)
m. Maud Grey (dau of Robert Grey, Lord of Rotherfield)
((1)) Sir Thomas Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt
m. Joan Francis (dau of Sir Robert Francis of Foremark or Formark)
((A)) Sir Robert Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (d 14.11.1471)
m. Margaret Byron (dau of Sir John Byron of Clayton)
((i)) Sir John Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt (d 26.06.1485)
m. Anne Norris (dau of Sir John Norris of Bray)
((a)) Sir Robert Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt
m. Agnes (dau of Thomas Limericke or Lymbrake)
(((1))) John Harcourt (dvp)
(((2))) Elizabeth Harcourt
m. Robert Gainsford of Hampton
(((3))) Letitia Harcourt
m1. Humphrey Peshall
m2. Thomas Nevil
(((4))) Catherine Harcourt
m. Thomas Stonor
(((5))) Ellen Harcourt
m. Richard Beckenham of Pudlicot
(((6))) Agnes Harcourt
m. William Cope of Hanwell (d 1513)
((ii))+ 3 sons (dsp)
((B)) Sir Richard Harcourt of Wytham (d 1487)
m1. Edith St. Claire (dau of Thomas St. Claire of Wethersfull or Burstow)
m2. Eleanor Lewkenor (dau of Sir Roger Lewkenor of Raunton)
m3. (sp) Katherine de la Pole (dau of Sir Thomas de la Pole)
((C)) Sir William Harcourt (d 1494)
m. Anne Horne
((D)) John Harcourt
((2)) Richard Harcourt fits here according to www.genealogics.org
((A)) Jane Harcourt
m. Thomas St. Barbe of Ashington
(ii) Matilda Harcourt possibly of this generation, of this marriage
m. Henry Crispe of Stanlake
m2. Alice Corbett (dau of Peter Corbett of Caus Castle)
b. Sayer de Harcourt
c. Maud Harcourt
m. Sir Giles Peneston
ii. Sir Henry de Harcourt (a 1278)
m. Emma Mansel (dau of William Mansel of Erdington)
a. Margaret Harcourt
m1. John Pipe
m2. John Saundershed
iii. Helen de Harcourt
m. Hugh Bigot, Justiciary of England
B. Oliver de Harcourt (a 1217)
C. John de Harcourt of Roeley
m. Hawis Burdet (dau of Sir William Burdet)
D. Sir Robert de Harcourt
m. Dionysia Pipard (dau of Henry Pipard of Lapworth)
E. Alice de Harcourt
HJY
m1. John de Limesi
m2. Waleran de Newburgh, 4th Earl of Warwick (d c1204)
HJY
2. Sir John de Harcourt
Main sources: BE1883 (Harcourt of Stanton Harcourt), BLG1886 (Harcourt of Nuneham and Stanton Harcourt), GenEU (Harcourt1)
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