![]() ![]() 1. Edward III, King of England and France 2. Thomas Plantagenet of Woodstock, 1st Duke of Gloucester, K.G. 3. Anne Plantagenet, Countess of Buckingham 4. Sir Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of Buckingham, K.G. 5. Sir Humphrey Stafford, 7th Earl of Stafford 6. Sir Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham 7. Sir Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham 8. Mary Stafford of Monmouth 9. Sir Henry Neville, 6th Baron Bergavenny 10. Mary Neville, Baroness le Despencer 11. Sir Francis Fane, 1st (Fane) Earl of Westmoreland, K.B. 12. Elizabeth Cope neé Fane, widow of Sir John Cope 13. Elizabeth Whitney neé Cope, widow of Thomas Whitney 14. Elizabeth Geers of Icombe 15. Elizabeth Gregory of How Caple 16. James Nourse, of Weston-under-Penyard, Esq. Children of James & Sarah Nourse: i. Joseph Nourse (1754-1841), married Maria Louisa Bull of Philadelphia, and had issue. ii. Elizabeth Nourse (1755-1755), died in infancy. iii. Sarah Nourse (1756-1757), died in infancy. iv. James Nourse, Jr. (1758-1799), married Sarah Benois, of South Carolina, and had issue. v. Catharine Burton Nourse (1759-1833), married John Esten Cooke, and had issue. vi. Charles Nourse (1760-1780), died without issue while serving in the Berkeley County militia. vii. William Nourse (1761-1761), died in infancy. viii. Robert Nourse (1762-1836), married Rebecca Jameson of Mercer Co., KY, and had issue. ix. Sarah Nourse (1762-1763), twin sister of Robert Nourse, died in infancy. x. William Nourse (1763-1836), married Elizabeth Jameson of Mercer Co., KY, and had issue. xi. Elizabeth Nourse (1765-1846), married Jeremiah Chapline of Frederick Co., MD, and had issue. xii. Susanna Nourse (1766-1848), married William Riddle of Virginia, and had issue. xiii. John Nourse (1768-1789), died unmarried and without issue. xiv. Gabriel Nourse (1770-1839), married Ann Doudle, and had issue. xv. Phillip Nourse (1771-1771), died in infancy. xvi. Sarah Anne Nourse (1773-1777), died young. xvii. Horatio Nourse (1774-1777), died young. xviii. Michael Nourse (1778-1860), married Mary Rittenhouse of Philadelphia, and had issue. [ Source List ] |
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