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John DeWarenne 1231–1305 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Aug 1231

Birth Location: Warren, Sussex, , England

Death Date: 27 Sep 1305

Death Location: , Surrey, , England

Father: William Warenne

Mother: Maud Marshall

Spouse(s): Alice DeLusignan

Children(s): Eleanor DeWarenne

The story of John DeWarenne began in 1231 in Warren, Sussex, , England. John DeWarenne married Alice Delusignan, and had children including Eleanor Dewarenne. John DeWarenne passed away in 1305 in , Surrey, , England.

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Biography

  • The story of John DeWarenne began in 1231 in Warren, Sussex, , England.
  • John DeWarenne married Alice Delusignan, and had children including Eleanor Dewarenne.
  • John DeWarenne passed away in 1305 in , Surrey, , England.

Immediate Family

Parents

William Warenne
1166–1240
Birth Location: , Surrey, , England
WW
Maud Marshall
1192–1248
Birth Location: Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, , Wales
MM

Spouses(s)

Alice DeLusignan
1224–1291
Birth Location: Lusignan, Vienne, Poitou-Charentes, France
AD

Children(s)

Eleanor DeWarenne
1251–1282
Birth Location: Warren, Sussex, , England
ED

John DeWarenne's Ancestors

Self
John DeWarenne
1231–1305
Birth Place: Warren, Sussex, , England
Parents
William (Earl of Warren Surreysussex) \De Warenne
1166–1240
, Surrey, , England
Maud Marshall
1192–1248
Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, , Wales
Grandparents
Hamelin Plantagenet
1130–1202
Anjou, , Normandy, France
Isabel DeWarenne
1137–1199
, Surrey, , England
William Marshall
1146–1219
Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, , Wales
Isabel (Fitzgilbert) DeClare
1172–1220
Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, , Wales
Great-Grandparents
Geoffrey Anjou
1113–1151
Adelaide Angers
1112–1169
William Warenne
1118–1148
Ela Talvas
1124–1174
John Fitzgilbert
1105–1165
Sibilla DeSalisbury
1126–1155
Richard deClare
1125–1176
Eva Mcmurrough
1141–1177
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Fulk Anjou
1092–1143
Ermengarde DuMaine
1096–1126
Henry Beauclerc
1068–1135
Matilda Scotland
1080–1118
WILLIAM DeWarenne
1081–1138
ISABEL Vermandois
1081–1131
William Talvas
1090–1171
Helie Borel
1080–1142
Gilbert Fitzrobert
1075–1130
DeVenuz
1105–1119
Walter DeSalisbury
1100–1147
Sibyl DeChaworth
1112–1147
Gilbert DeClare
1065–1114
Adeliza Clermont
1074–1111
Diarmait Leinster
1100–1170
MoreTauthail OToole
1114–1191

John DeWarenne's Descendants

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John DeWarenne (Aug 1231–27 Sep 1305) m. Alice DeLusignan (1224–9 Feb 1291)
  1. 1. Eleanor DeWarenne 1251–1282 m. Henry DePercy 1235–1272
    1. 1. Henry dePercy 1273–1314 m. Eleanor FitzAlan 1277–1328
      1. 1. Henry DePercy 1301–1352 m. Idonea DeClifford 1300–1365
        1. 1. Henry DePercy 1320–1368 m. Mary Plantagenet 1320–1362
        2. 2. Roger dePercy 1324–
        3. 3. Robert dePercy 1326–
        4. 4. Isabel dePercy 1326–1368
        5. 5. Henry Percy 1331–
        6. 6. Richard dePercy 1333–1369
        7. 7. Maud DePercy 1335–1379
        8. 8. Margaret dePercy 1336–1368
        9. 9. Isabella Percy 1344–1371
        10. 10. Margaret Grendon 1378–
        11. 11. Isabel dePercy 1299–1368
        12. 12. Alianore (Eleanor) dePercy 1326–1376
      2. 2. WILLIAM PERCY 1301–1355
    2. 2. Lucy Strange 1264–1330
    3. 3. John Strange 1266–1289
    4. 4. Fulk Strange 1267–1324
    5. 5. John DePERCY 1270–
    6. 6. George Percy 1270–
    7. 7. William Percy 1271–
    8. 8. Elena dePercy 1274–
    9. 9. William DePERCY 1274–

John DeWarenne's Timeline

2 Records

1231
Aug 1231
Birth of John DeWarenne in Warren, Sussex, , England
Warren, Sussex, , England
1305
27 Sep 1305
Age 74
Death of John DeWarenne in , Surrey, , England
, Surrey, , England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: Aug 1231
    Event Place: Warren, Sussex, , England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 27 Sep 1305
    Event Place: , Surrey, , England
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