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Sir John de Burgh 1210–1275 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1210
Birth Location: Wormegay, Norfolk, England
Death Date: 1275
Death Location: Lewes, Sussex, England
Father: Hubert England
Mother: Beatrice Warenne
Spouse(s): Hawise Lanvallei
Children(s): John Lewes
In 1210, Sir John de Burgh entered the world in Wormegay, Norfolk, England, born to Hubert De Burgh 1St Earl Of Kent Chief Justiciar Of England And Beatrice De Warenne. Sir John de Burgh married Hawise De Lanvaley Lanvallei, and had children including John De Burgh 2Nd Barons War Battle Of Lewes. Sir John de Burgh passed away in 1275 in Lewes, Sussex, England.
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Biography
- In 1210, Sir John de Burgh entered the world in Wormegay, Norfolk, England, born to Hubert De Burgh 1St Earl Of Kent Chief Justiciar Of England And Beatrice De Warenne.
- Sir John de Burgh married Hawise De Lanvaley Lanvallei, and had children including John De Burgh 2Nd Barons War Battle Of Lewes.
- Sir John de Burgh passed away in 1275 in Lewes, Sussex, England.
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Sir Burgh's Descendants
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1. John (de Burgh, 2nd Barons War: Battle of) Lewes 1236–1280 m. Cecilia (de) Baliol 1240–1289
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1. Margaret (de) Burgh 1264–1304 m. Sir (Richard 'The Red Earl' DeBurgh, 2nd Earl of) Ulster 1259–1326
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1. Elizabeth (Aylher de Burgh, Queen consort of) Scotland 1284–1327 m. 1274–1329
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1. David (II Bruce (last male), King of the Scots (no) issue) 1324–1371 m. Joan ('of the Tower' Plantagenet, Queen consort of) Scotland 1321–1362 m. Margaret (Drummond, Queen of) Scotland 1340–1375 m. Agnes Dunbar 1350–1378
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2. Maud (Bruce clan, Princess of) Scotland 1310–1353
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3. Matilda (de Bruce) (Brus) 1320–1353 m. Thomas Isaac 1306–1364
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4. John (Bruce DeBrus, Prince of) Scotland 1327–
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2. John (De) Burgh 1286–1313 m. Elizabeth (de) Clare 1295–1360
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1. William ("Donn" de Burgh, Earl of) Ulster 1312–1333 m. Matilda ("Maud" Plantagenet, Countess of Ulster, Canones of Capsey,) (Chaworth) 1310–1377
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3. Joan Burgh 1282–1357
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4. Walter deBurgh 1285–1304
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5. Aveline deBurgh 1280–
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6. Alianore (DeBurgh) Eleanor 1280–1322
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7. Joan (de Burgh Fitz) Gerald 1300–1359 m. Lord (John D'Arcy of) Knayth 1284–1347
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1. Richard FitzGerald 1317–1329
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2. Maurice FitzGerald –1390
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3. Lord (John II) D'arcy 1317–1356
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2. Lady (Hawise De Burgh, Baroness) Grelle 1242–1283 m. Robert (de) Gralle 1242–
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Sir Burgh's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1210
Event Place: Wormegay, Norfolk, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1275
Event Place: Lewes, Sussex, England