Coat of Arms attached to Mitford family on Ancestry. |
Her mother was Constance Ogle of Northumberland (Apri 18, 1402-Oct 4, 1460) She was born in Ogle Castle, Northumberland, England, and died in Kirkby, Northumberland (or perhaps in Chillingham, Northumberland.)
Ogle Coat of Arms |
Their marriage is cited in a lot of histories of the period, though it has different dates ascribed to it; 1421, 1424, and 1427 are all listed in various publications. Her children did not include a John Weston...honestly I'm rolling my eyes...she was a Mitford. So John Mitford was definitely her son. I've had to remove John Weston from her family, and delete the duplicate Bernard Mitford. But Margaret was definitely there (to marry into the Weston family.)
Her parents were (my15th great grandparents):
Sir Robert Ogle
1379–1435
BIRTH 21 MAY 1379 • Ogle Castle, Northumberland, England (or 1370 or 1372)
DEATH 12 AUG 1435 • Bothal, Northumberland
and
Maude de Grey Ogle
1382–1451
BIRTH 1382 • Wark, Northumberland, England
DEATH 21 AUG 1451 • Bothal Redesdale, Northumberland
These15th grandparents married in 1399. They are buried in Hexham, Northumberland, England.
And Sir Robert's father was
Robert Ogle I
1351–1410
BIRTH 1351 • Whalton, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland, England
DEATH 31 OCTOBER 1410 • Hexham, Northumberland Unitary Authority, Northumberland,
He is my 16th great grandfather. His wife is unknown.
Maude's mother was
Jane De Mowbray Grey
1360–
BIRTH 1360 • England
DEATH England
Her father was
Sir Thomas Grey of Hetton
–1400
BIRTH Heton (Northumberland) England
DEATH 26 NOVEMBER 1400
And thus I have 3 of the 16th great grandparents names, some of their dates, and some of their places. No more on this line until I go back to more modern times and start tracing backwards again!
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