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Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford 1334–1386 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1334

Birth Location: Tunbridge, Staffordshire, , England

Death Date: 16 Oct 1386

Death Location: died on pilgrimage, died in the hospital the knights of St John, Rhodes Island, Green Meadow, Broward, Florida, USA

Father: Ralph Stafford

Mother: Margareth Audley

Spouse(s): Philippa Beauchamp

Children(s): Lady Suffolk, Margaret Stafford, Humphrey Stafford, Joan Stafford, Ralph Staffordshire, Sir Stafford, Thomas Stafford, Hugh Stafford

The story of Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford began in 1334 in Tunbridge, Staffordshire, , England. Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford married Philippa De Beauchamp, and had children including Hugh De Stafford, Humphrey De Stafford, Joan De Stafford, Lady Catherine De Stafford Countess Of Suffolk, Margaret De Stafford, Ralph De Stafford Esquire Of Stafford And Crakemarsh Justice Of The Peace For Worcestershire 1389 1390 Knight Of The Shire For Staffordshire, Sir Edmund Destafford 5Th Earl Of Stafford, Thomas De Stafford. Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford passed away in 1386 in died on pilgrimage, died in the hospital the knights of St John, Rhodes Island, Green Meadow, Broward, Florida, USA.

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Biography

  • The story of Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford began in 1334 in Tunbridge, Staffordshire, , England.
  • Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford married Philippa De Beauchamp, and had children including Hugh De Stafford, Humphrey De Stafford, Joan De Stafford, Lady Catherine De Stafford Countess Of Suffolk, Margaret De Stafford, Ralph De Stafford Esquire Of Stafford And Crakemarsh Justice Of The Peace For Worcestershire 1389 1390 Knight Of The Shire For Staffordshire, Sir Edmund Destafford 5Th Earl Of Stafford, Thomas De Stafford.
  • Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford passed away in 1386 in died on pilgrimage, died in the hospital the knights of St John, Rhodes Island, Green Meadow, Broward, Florida, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

Ralph Stafford
1301–1372
Birth Location: Tunbridge, Stafford, Staffordshire, England
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Margareth Audley
1315–1349
Birth Location: Stafford, Staffordshire Gb
MA

Spouses(s)

Philippa Beauchamp
1334–1386
Birth Location: Elmley, Gloucestershire
PB

Children(s)

Lady Suffolk
1376–1419
Birth Location: Staffordshire, England
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Margaret Stafford
1382–1396
Birth Location: England
MS
Humphrey Stafford
1376–
Birth Location: Stafford
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Joan Stafford
1378–1442
Birth Location: Holland, Lancashire
JS
Ralph Staffordshire
1354–1410
Birth Location: Chebsey, Staffordshire, England
RS
Sir Stafford
1377–1403
Birth Location: Stafford Castle, Staffordshire, England
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Thomas Stafford
1368–1392
Birth Location: Staffordshire
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Hugh Stafford
1382–1420
Birth Location: Staffordshire
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Hugh Stafford's Ancestors

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Hugh Stafford
1334–1386
Birth Place: Tunbridge, Staffordshire, , England
Parents
Ralph De Stafford, 1st Earl of Stafford
1301–1372
Tunbridge, Stafford, Staffordshire, England
Margareth (De) Audley
1315–1349
Stafford, Staffordshire Gb
Grandparents
Sir (Edmund I de Stafford,) Baron
1273–1308
Clifton Campville, Lichfield District, Staffordshire, England
Margaret (de Basset, Countess of) Stafford
1273–1337
Drayton Basset, Staffordshire, England
Great-Grandparents
Nicholas Stafford
1246–1287
Eleanore Stafford
1255–1287
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Sir Stafford
1216–1282
Alice Stafford
1225–1267

Hugh Stafford's Descendants

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Hugh (de Stafford, 2nd Earl of) Stafford (1334–16 Oct 1386) m. Philippa (de) Beauchamp (1334–6 April 1386)
  1. 1. Lady (Catherine De Stafford, Countess of) Suffolk 1376–1419 m. Michael (double De La) Pole 1367–1415
    1. 1. Lady (Isabel De La Pole, 5th Baroness of) Morley 1395–1467 m. John Crabtre 1400–1430 m. Thomas (de Morley, 5th Baron of Morley, Lord Marshall of) Ireland 1393–1435
      1. 1. John Crabtre 1425–1472 m. Magota 1392–
        1. 1. Thomas Crabtree 1455–1514 m. Genet Wilkinson 1457–1509
        2. 2. Samuel Crabtree 1447–1510
      2. 2. Lady (Anne de Morley, Baroness) Hastings 1413–1471 m. Sir (John de Hastings, Esq., 9th Lord Hastings, Capt. of St. Lo in the Cotenin, Constable of Norwich Castle, Sheriff of) Norwich 1411–1477
        1. 1. Elizabeth (de Hastings, Baroness) Winestead 1437–1477 m. Sir (Robert IV "the Younger" 'Robin of Redsdale' Hildyard, KG, Baron of) Winstead 1435–1501
        2. 2. Edmund (de) Hastings 1430–1487
        3. 3. Charles (de) Hastings 1439–1488
        4. 4. Lady (Isabel de) Hastings 1435–1490
        5. 5. Maryell ('Muriel' de) Hastings 1429–1477
        6. 6. Robert (de) Hastings 1444–1505
        7. 7. Bryan (de) Hastings 1467–1537
        8. 8. Sir (Hugh Hastings, 10th Baron) of 1441–1488
      3. 3. Sir (Robert Morley, Knight , 6th Baron of) Morley 1418–1442 m. Elizabeth (de) Roos 1414–1444
        1. 1. Lady (Eleanor Morley, 7th Baroness) Morley 1442–1476
      4. 4. Elizabeth Morley 1414–1446 m. Sir (John Thomas Arundel, Knight of the Garter, Under Sheriff, Sheriff of Cornwall, Vice-Admiral of Cornwall, Norman) origin 1421–1473
        1. 1. Lady (Anne de Arundell, Baroness) Nettlestead 1445–1481
    2. 2. Sir (Thomas de la) Pole 1374–1420
    3. 3. Sir (Thomas De La Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk, KG, 11th Earl of) Warwick 1400–1433 m. Anne Cheney 1375–1435
      1. 1. Thomas (de la) Pole 1408–1430
      2. 2. Emma ((Pyking)) Pole 1412–1478
      3. 3. Catherine (de La) Pole 1400–1488 m. Lord (Thomas Powell ap Howell ap La) hay 1400–1470 m. Sir (Miles Stapleton IV, High Sheriff of Norfolk and) Suffolk 1395–1466
        1. 1. Sir (William De La) hay 1430–1508 m. Lady (Ann) Arxton 1430–1520
        2. 2. Lady (Elizabeth) Stapleton 1441–1504
        3. 3. Lady (Jane Stapleton () Harcourt) 1444–1519 m. John Huddleston –1512
        4. 4. Lady (Mary Stapleton, Baroness of) Bescote 1424–1498 m. Lord (Robert Montfort, BAron of Bescote,) Esquire 1425–1483
    4. 4. Richard (De La) Pole 1400–1450 m. Anne (Countess Stafford) G1 1399–1432
      1. 1. Geoffrey (de la) Pole 1431–1474
    5. 5. Lady (Anne de La Pole, Baroness) Thorley –1412
    6. 6. Lady (Katherine de la Pole, Countess) d'Essex 1404–1489
    7. 7. Sir (William de la Pole, 1st Duke of) Suffolk 1396–1450 m. Lady (Alice Chaucer, Duchess of) Suffolk 1404–1475
      1. 1. Sir (John de La Pole, 2nd Duke of) Suffolk 1442–1492 m. Margaret DeBeaufort 1443–1509 m. Elizabeth (Thornton Plantagenet of York, Princess of England, Governess of Scarborough Castle, Duchess of) Suffolk 1444–1503 m. Lady (Margaret, Countess of Richmond and Derby, de) Beaufort 1443–1509
        1. 1. Sir (John de La Pole, 1st Earl of Lincoln, led 1st revolt against King Henry) VII 1462–1487 m. Margaret (Fitzalan, Countess) Lincoln 1454–1493
        2. 2. Humphrey (de la Pole, Rector of Hingham, no) issue 1474–1513
        3. 3. Richard ('White Rose' de la Pole, a pretender to the English) crown 1480–1524 m. Marie (? of Sicily) (Mistress) 1480–1520
        4. 4. Sir (William de la Pole,) Knight 1478–1539 m. Lady (Agnes) Drake 1482– m. Katherine Stourton 1455–1496
        5. 5. Geoffrey (de la) Pole 1464–
        6. 6. Lady (Elizabeth, de la Pole, Baroness) Morley 1468–1489
        7. 7. Lady (Catherine, de la Pole, Baroness) Stourton 1477–1513
        8. 8. Edmund (de La Pole, 3rd Duke of Suffolk and 6th Earl of) Suffolk 1470–1492 m. Lady (Margaret le Scrope (de la Pole), Duchess of) Suffolk 1472–1514
      2. 2. Joan\Jane (de La pole, Hertog van) Suffolk 1436–1493
  2. 2. Margaret (de) Stafford 1382–1396 m. Sir (Ralph de NEVILLE, K.G., 4th Lord Neville of Raby, 1st Earl of) Westmoreland 1363–1425
    1. 1. John (De Neville, accompanied the King to France in 1417 and was present at the sieges of Caen and) Rouen 1387–1420 m. Elizabeth Holland 1388–1424
      1. 1. Ralph (Neville, Earl van) Westmoreland 1406–1484
      2. 2. Sir (John Neville, knight, Lord of, War of the) Roses 1410–1461 m. Anne Holand 1410–1486
        1. 1. Sir (Ralph de Neville, Knight of Bath, 3rd Earl of Westmorland, Lord) Neville 1456–1498 m. Lady (Isabel Margaret) Booth 1457–1485
    2. 2. Elizabeth (de Ferrers, Lady) Wembley 1393–1434 m. John (de Greystoke, 4th Baron Greystoke, constable of Roxburgh) Castle 1389–1436
      1. 1. Lady (Joan Johanna FitzGerald) Greystoke 1405–1456 m. John (D'Arcy, 1st Baron Darcy de) Knayth 1400–1458
        1. 1. Elizabeth (D'arcy) (Strangeways) 1417–1461 m. Sir (James Butler, 2nd Earl of) Ormonde 1331–1382
        2. 2. Richard Darcy 1424–1458
        3. 3. Sir (Richard Darcy (d' Arcy), 3rd Baron Darcy d') Arcy 1424–1458
      2. 2. Ralph (de Greystock, 5th Baron Greystoke, a protagonist during the Wars of the) Roses 1414–1487
    3. 3. Philippa (de Neville, Baroness of Dacre and) Gilsland 1386–1458 m. Thomas (de Dacre, 6th) Baron 1387–1458
      1. 1. Sir (Thomas D'Acre, 7th) Baron 1410–1448
      2. 2. Randolf (Dacre, Lord Dacre) Gillesland 1412–1461
      3. 3. Sir (Humphrey Dacre, 1st Lord Dacre of) Gilsland 1420–1485 m. Mabel (Parr) (Dacre) 1442–1508
        1. 1. Thomas (de) Dacre 1467–1525
      4. 4. Margaret (De) Dacre 1431–1445
      5. 5. Richard Dacre 1414–1461
      6. 6. Sir (George de) Dacre 1416–1448
      7. 7. Elizabeth Dacre 1408–1485
    4. 4. Sir (Ralph Neville) replace 1392–1458 m. Lady (Elizabeth Percy, Countess of) Westmorland 1390–1436 m. Mary (de) Ferrers 1394–1457
  3. 3. Humphrey (de) Stafford 1376–
  4. 4. Joan (de) Stafford 1378–1442 m. Thomas (de Holand, K.G., 1st Duke of Surrey, plotted to kill King Henry IV "Epiphany Rising"; no) issue 1374–1400
  5. 5. Ralph (de Stafford, Esquire of Stafford and Crakemarsh, Justice of the Peace for Worcestershire, 1389-1390. Knight of the Shire for) Staffordshire 1354–1410 m. Maud Hastings 1358–1410
    1. 1. Joan Stafford 1299–1397
    2. 2. Sir (Humphrey Stafford, Knight of Grafton, Worcestershire, Leamington Hastings, Grandborough, etc. Knight of the Shire for) Worcestershire 1384–1419 m. Elizabeth Burdett 1375–1434
      1. 1. Sir (Humphrey Stafford,) knight 1400–1450 m. Eleanor Aylesbury 1406–1482
        1. 1. Sir (Humphrey Stafford,) Knight 1426–1486 m. Lady (Catherine Fray, Baroness) Stafford 1437–1482
        2. 2. Joyce Stafford 1430–1500
        3. 3. Anne (Stafford) (Berkeley) 1438–1500
        4. 4. Elizabeth (de) Stafford 1435–1466
        5. 5. William Stafford 1420–1450 m. Catherine Chidiocke 1420–1479 m. Margaret Wrottesley 1425–
  6. 6. Sir (Edmund DeStafford, 5th Earl of) Stafford 1377–1403 m. Anne (Stafford) (Bourchier) 1383–1438
    1. 1. Philippa DeStafford 1401–
    2. 2. 1402–1460 m. Anne (Neville, Duchess of) Buckingham 1414–1480
      1. 1. Sir (Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, switched his allegiance to the House of York, Battle of) Towton 1425–1471 m. Margaret DeBeaufort 1443–1509
      2. 2. Sir (Humphrey Stafford, Earl of) Stafford 1425–1458 m. Margaret (Beaufort, Countess of) Stafford 1437–1474
        1. 1. Henry Stafford 1454–1483 m. Catherine (Woodville, Duchess of Buckingham & Bedford, (no issue w\) Jasper) 1448–1487
      3. 3. Lady (Anne) Stafford 1445–1508 m. Sir (William Berkeley, Knight of the Bath, Sheriff of) Gloucestershire 1433–1501
        1. 1. Sir (James Berkley,) knight 1462–1523 m. Lady (Susan FitzAlan, Arundel &) Sussex 1470–1500
        2. 2. Catherine Berkeley 1474–1526
        3. 3. John Berkeley 1472–1502
        4. 4. Alice Berkeley 1470–1526
        5. 5. Richard (Berkeley, Esquire, Lord) Berkeley 1465–1514 m. Lady (Anne Grace) Berkley 1474–1586
        6. 6. Lady (Agnes de Berkeley, Baroness) Gyse 1463–1501
        7. 7. Katherine Berkeley 1469–1526
      4. 4. Catherine Talbot 1445–1476 m. John (Talbot, 3rd Earl Of Shrewsbury, 3rd Earl Of Waterford, 3rd Baron) Talbot 1448–1473
        1. 1. George (Talbot, 4th Earl of Shrewsbury, Earl of) Talbot 1468–1538 m. Anne Hastings 1470–1510
    3. 3. Lady (Anne de Stafford, Countess of March, Duchess of Huntington and) Exeter –1432 m. John (Holand Holland, 1st Duke of Exeter, Earl of Huntingdon; captured by the French at the Battle of Baugé 4 years as) prisoner 1395–1447
      1. 1. Anne Holand 1410–1486 m. James ((cousin) Douglas, 9th Earl of) Douglas 1426–1488 m. Sir (John Neville, knight, Lord of, War of the) Roses 1410–1461
  7. 7. Thomas (de) Stafford 1368–1392
  8. 8. Hugh (de) Stafford 1382–1420
    1. 1. Catherine (De La) Pole 1410– m. Richard (de la) Pole 1400–
      1. 1. Sir (Geoffrey de La Pole, knight,) Esquire 1431–1474 m. Edith (Saint) John 1430–1486
        1. 1. Sir (Richard Pole, K.G., Constable of Harlech & Montgomery castles, High Sheriff Merinethshire, Gentleman of Privy Chamber of Arthur, a) Welshman 1462–1505 m. Margaret (Plantagenet, Saint, 8th Countess of Salisbury, beheaded on charge of being) Catholic 1473–1541
        2. 2. Lady (Eleanor De La) Pole, 1463–1526

Hugh Stafford's Timeline

2 Records

1334
1334
Birth of Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford in Tunbridge, Staffordshire, , England
Tunbridge, Staffordshire, , England
1386
16 Oct 1386
Age 52
Death of Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford in died on pilgrimage, died in the hospital the knights of St John, Rhodes Island, Green Meadow, Broward, Florida, USA
died on pilgrimage, died in the hospital the knights of St John, Rhodes Island, Green Meadow, Broward, Florida, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1334
    Event Place: Tunbridge, Staffordshire, , England
    Record Source:
    [1] Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index
    [2] North America, Family Histories, Book Title: The royal lineage of the Hamlins : being the branch of the Hamlin family descended through Mary Dun

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 16 Oct 1386
    Event Place: died on pilgrimage, died in the hospital the knights of St John, Rhodes Island, Green Meadow, Broward, Florida, USA
    Record Source:
    [1] Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index
    [2] North America, Family Histories, Book Title: The royal lineage of the Hamlins : being the branch of the Hamlin family descended through Mary Dun
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