Descendancy for Lady Mary Catherine Boleyn, of Hever"Mistress Henry VIII,Lady in waiting of bedchamber to Catherine of Aragon: Family History of Ivan Hurst

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1 Lady Mary Catherine Boleyn, of Hever"Mistress Henry VIII,Lady in waiting of bedchamber to Catherine of Aragon ^[1]
- William Carey
  - 2 Lady Mary Catherine "Kate" ("The Illegitimate Tudor") Carey (Cary), Lady of The Queen's Privy Chamber, ^[1.1] b. 19 May 1524 d. 15 Jan 1569
    - Sir Lord Francis I "The Elder" Knollys, KG, Sheriff of Hampshire, Statesman, English Courtier, Privy Councillor, 2nd Lord of La War,, Custodian of Wallingford Castle, High Treasurer of The Royal Household, Member of Parliament, Governor of Plymouth b. 1514 d. 19 Jul 1596
      - 3 Mary Knollys, died as a child ^[1.1.1] b. 1539 d. 10 Nov 1588
      - 3 Ann Knollys ^[1.1.2] b. 1539 d. 1610
      - 3 Cecilia Knollys ^[1.1.3] b. 1540 d. 1600
      - 3 Sir Edward Knollys ^[1.1.4] b. 1541 d. 21 Dec 1582
      - 3 Lady Mary Knollys (Knowles) ^[1.1.5] b. Abt 1541 d. 1593
      - 3 Sir Henry Francis Knollys (Knowles), ^[1.1.6] b. 1542 d. 21 Dec 1582
      - 3 Lady Laetitia "Lettice" Knollys (Knowles),, Chief Lady of the Bedchamber (Royal Lady in Waiting), Viscountess of Hereford, 1st Countess of Essex, Countess of Leicester ^[1.1.7] b. 8 Nov 1543 d. 25 Dec 1634
        
        Sir Lord Robert "Robin" Dudley, Knight of Bath, Knight of the Order of Saint Michael, Knight of the Garter, Master of the Horse, Lord Steward of the Royal Household, Privy Councillor, b. 24 Jun 1532 d. 4 Sep 1588
        
        4 Robert Dudley ^[1.1.7.1] b. 1579 d. 19 July 1584
        
        Sir Robert Mayor Leicester Dudley Newcastle b. 1540 d. 7 May 1613
        
        4 Francis Sutton (Dudley) ^[1.1.7.2] b. 1560 d. 6 Apr 1634
        
        Walter Devereux, First Earl of Essex; Second Viscount Hereford b. 16 Sep 1539 d. 22 Sep 1576
        
        4 Mary Devereaux, Lady ^[1.1.7.3] b. 1561 d. 3 Aug 1619
        
        4 Dame Penelope Devereux of Stowe-by-Chartley,, 1st Countess of Warwick ^[1.1.7.4] b. Jan 1563 d. 7 Jul 1607 [ =>]
        
        4 Dorothy "Dot" Devereux,, Lady ^[1.1.7.5] b. 1564 d. 3 Aug 1619
        
        4 Sir Lord Robert Devereux,, Knight of the Garter, Lord of Devereux, 2nd Earl Essex ^[1.1.7.6] b. 19 Nov 1566 d. 25 Feb 1601
        
        4 Earl of Essex ^[1.1.7.7] b. 19 Nov 1566 d. 25 Feb 1600
        
        4 Robert Dudley, Lord ^[1.1.7.8] b. Nov. 10, 1567 d. 19 Jul 1583
        
        4 Robert Devereaux, Earl of Essex ^[1.1.7.9] b. 10 Nov 1567 d. 25 Feb 1601
        
        4 Elizabeth Leighton ^[1.1.7.10] b. 1568 d. 12 Jan 1633
        
        4 Walter Devereux, Sir ^[1.1.7.11] b. 1569 d. 1591
        
        4 Walter William Devereaux, Viscount Hereford Gilliam ^[1.1.7.12] b. 12 Jun 1570 d. 8 Sep 1591
        
        4 Francis Devereux, Lord ^[1.1.7.13] b. 1571 d. 1572
        
        Sir Christopher Blount b. 1555 d. 18 March 1601
        
        4 Sarah Blount, Countess Leicester ^[1.1.7.14] b. 1582 d. 12 Mar 1655
        
        4 Sir Charles Blount ^[1.1.7.15] b. 1589 d. 1589
        
        4 James Blount of the Astley Blounts ^[1.1.7.16] b. Abt 1591 d. 3 Sept 1651
      - 3 Robert, Sir Knollys (Knowles), KG, MP Oxford U ^[1.1.8] b. 1544 d. 25 May 1632
      - 3 Sir Richard Knollys (Knowles) ^[1.1.9] b. Abt 1544 d. 2 Jul 1610
      - 3 William, Sir Knollys Knowles, son of Sir Francis I, Viscount of Wallingford, 1st Earl of Banbury ^[1.1.10] b. 1545 d. 25 May 1632
      - 3 Lady Elizabeth Knollys (Knowles) ^[1.1.11] b. 1545 d. 24 Mar 1601
      - 3 William Knollys ^[1.1.12] b. 1545 d. 25 May 1632
      - 3 Sir Robert Knollys (Knowles), ^[1.1.13] b. Abt 1545 d. 25 May 1632
      - 3 Elizabeth, Lady Knollys, daughter of Sir Francis I, married Sir Thomas Leighton, Maid of Honor to Queen Elizabeth I ^[1.1.14] b. 15 Jun 1546 d. 20 Dec 1605
      - 3 Robert Knollys ^[1.1.15] b. 1547 d. January 1619
      - 3 Sir Edward Knollys ^[1.1.16] b. 1547 d. 21 Dec 1582
      - 3 Sir William Knollys 1st Earl Banbury ^[1.1.17] b. 1547 d. 25 May 1632
      - 3 Robert Knollys ^[1.1.18] b. 1547 d. January 1619
      - 3 Richard Knollys ^[1.1.19] b. 1548 d. 21 Aug 1596
      - 3 Richard Knollys ^[1.1.20] b. 1548 d. 21 Aug 1596
      - 3 Maud Knollys (Knowles) ^[1.1.21] b. 1548 d. 1551
      - 3 Francis II 2, Sir Knollys Knowles , son of Sir Francis I, Privateer Pirate, HP, Knight ^[1.1.22] b. 1550 d. 5 Apr 1643
      - 3 Francis the Young Knollys ^[1.1.23] b. 1550 d. 1648
      - 3 Lady Elizabeth Anne Knollys Knowles Baroness de la Warr ^[1.1.24] b. 19 Nov 1553 d. 30 August 1608
      - 3 Lady Elizabeth Anne Knollys Knowles Baroness de la Warr ^[1.1.25] b. 19 Nov 1553 d. 30 August 1608
      - 3 Sir Thomas Knollys (Knowles), ^[1.1.26] b. Abt 1554 d. 21 Aug 1596
      - 3 Lady Cecilia Anne-Baroness de la Warr Knollys ^[1.1.27] b. 19 Jul 1555 d. 30 August 1608
      - 3 Lady Cecily Knollys ^[1.1.28] b. 1558 d. 30 December 1632
      - 3 Katharine Knollys Baroness Offalay (Boteler) (Fitzgerald) ^[1.1.29] b. 21 Oct 1559 d. 30 Dec 1632
      - 3 Katharine Catherine, Lady Knollys Knowles, daughter of Sir Francis I, married Fitzgerald and Butler Boteler ^[1.1.30] b. 28 Dec 1559 d. 30 Dec 1632
      - 3 Dudley Knollys ^[1.1.31] b. 9 May 1562 d. Jun 1562
      - 3 Richard Knollys ^[1.1.32] b. 1568 d. 21 Aug 1596
      - 3 Richard Knollys ^[1.1.33] b. 1568 d. 21 Aug 1596

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