John Salway1
M, d. 1420
John was born in Cannoc, Staffordshire, England. He was the son of John Salway & Elizabeth or Isabel Thromwin. She was the daughter of Sir William Thromvin. John married Isolde Washbourne, daughter of John Washburn and Jane Mussard, circa 1402 in Worchestershire, England. He became Lord of Stanford in Worchestershire in the 3rd year of Henry IV [30 September 1401-29 September 1402]. John departed this life in the 8th year of Henry V [21 March 1419/1420-20 March 1420/1421]!!He died siesed of the his estate at Stanford and Richards Castle, in the county of Herefordshire. in Stanford, Worchestershire, England.2
Family | Isolde Washbourne b. c 1383 |
Citations
- [S690] John Burke, History of the Landed Gentry
, no 690 - page 152 - John Salway of Cannoc; Lord of Stanford in the county of Worchester in the 3rd year of Henry IV; died siesed of the manors of Stanford and Richards Castle, in the county of Hereford 8th year of Henry V. He married Isolde, daughter of John Washborne, of Stanford in the county of Worchester, and heiress to her mother Joan, daughter & heir of Sir John Musard, Knight. He was succeeded by his son, Humphrey Salway.
page 391 -. - [S690] John Burke, History of the Landed Gentry
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