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VALOGNE, Agnes de
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Name VALOGNE, Agnes de Birth 1070 Wales 
Gender Female _TAG Reviewed on FS Person ID I49195 Joseph Smith Sr and Lucy Mack Smith Last Modified 19 Aug 2021
Family WINDSOR, Baron William de I , b. Abt 1068, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Walesd. 1130, Pembrokeshire, Wales (Age 62 years) Children + 1. WINDSOR, Walter de , b. 1095, Wales WalesFamily ID F18515 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - Ref: British 941.5 D221 - King Henry II confirmed the Barony of Eston and all his lands, but he leaving one one daughter, she became the wife of Robert de Hastinges, and her daughter, Delicia, the wife of Henry de Cornhill, whose only child and heir Jane, being married to Sir Godfrey de Lovaine, Lord of Lovaine, was Mother of Sir Matthew de Dovaine, who held the said Manor of Estaines by Barony; and his heir-general being matched into the family of Bourchier, they possessed the said Barony, until it was purchased in Queen Elizabeth's reign by Henry Maynard, and now gives title to his descendant, the Lord Maynard of Estaines.
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- Ref: British 941.5 D221 - King Henry II confirmed the Barony of Eston and all his lands, but he leaving one one daughter, she became the wife of Robert de Hastinges, and her daughter, Delicia, the wife of Henry de Cornhill, whose only child and heir Jane, being married to Sir Godfrey de Lovaine, Lord of Lovaine, was Mother of Sir Matthew de Dovaine, who held the said Manor of Estaines by Barony; and his heir-general being matched into the family of Bourchier, they possessed the said Barony, until it was purchased in Queen Elizabeth's reign by Henry Maynard, and now gives title to his descendant, the Lord Maynard of Estaines.
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