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Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole 1331–1395 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1331

Birth Location: Tamar Manor, Nythway, Devon England

Death Date: abt 1395

Death Location: Nythway, Devonshire, England

Father: Sir Cole

Mother: Lady Weston

Spouse(s): Lady Bodrugan

Children(s): Sir Cole, John Cole, Margaret Cole, Margaret Cole

The story of Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole began in 1331 in Tamar Manor, Nythway, Devon England. Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole married Lady Anne Bodrugan, and had children including John Iii Cole, Margaret Cole, Margaret Elizabeth Lady Cole, Sir William Lord Of Tamar Knight Cole. Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole passed away in 1395 in Nythway, Devonshire, England.

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Biography

  • The story of Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole began in 1331 in Tamar Manor, Nythway, Devon England.
  • Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole married Lady Anne Bodrugan, and had children including John Iii Cole, Margaret Cole, Margaret Elizabeth Lady Cole, Sir William Lord Of Tamar Knight Cole.
  • Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole passed away in 1395 in Nythway, Devonshire, England.

Immediate Family

Parents

Sir Cole
1300–1340
Birth Location: Tamer Manor, Devon, England
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Lady Weston
1311–1331
Birth Location: Brixham, Devon, England
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Spouses(s)

Lady Bodrugan
1337–1380
Birth Location: Tregerien Manor, Cornwall, England
LB

Children(s)

Sir Cole
1357–1415
Birth Location: Nythway, Devon, England
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John Cole
1356–1432
Birth Location: Nythway, Devon, England
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Margaret Cole
1372–1400
Birth Location: Brixham, Devon, England
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Margaret Cole
1374–
Birth Location: Nethway, Devon, England
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Sir Cole's Ancestors

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Sir Cole
1331–1395
Birth Place: Tamar Manor, Nythway, Devon England
Parents
Sir John I Knight Nythway Cole
1300–1340
Tamer Manor, Devon, England
Lady (Elizabeth) Weston
1311–1331
Brixham, Devon, England
Grandparents
Sir (Roger Knight Of Nythway Cole) II
1279–1305
Coleton, Devon, England
Sir (John, "Lord of Weston, Guardian of the Royal Children" de) Weston
1277–1349
Weston Park, Staffordshire, England
Lady (Isabel De Bromley, Countess of) Weston
1280–1317
Caverswall Manor, Staffordshire, England
Great-Grandparents
Sir I
1253–1295
Sir Weston
1250–1305
Lady Audley
1255–1296
Richard Bromley
1251–1300
Elizabeth Knockton
1253–1280
2nd-Great-Grandparents
SIR HUNTENSLEIGH
1227–1273
Ysabella Cole
1231–
Hugh Weston
1225–1305
Sarah Stretton
1231–1309
James Audley
1225–1272
Ela LONGSPEE
1233–1299
LORD BROMLEY\BROMLEIGH\BROMLEGHE
1204–1273
Lady Bagot
1217–1259

Sir Cole's Descendants

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Sir (John II, Knight of Nythway,) Cole (1331–abt 1395) m. Lady (Anne) Bodrugan (1337–1380)
  1. 1. Sir (William "Lord Of Tamar" Knight") Cole 1357–1415 m. Lady (Margaret) Beaupell 1361–1421
    1. 1. Sir (John Knight of Agincourt) Cole 1383–1473 m. Lady (Agnes) Fitzwarine 1387–1433
      1. 1. John Cole 1411–1500 m. Jane Meriot 1415–1500
        1. 1. William Cole 1439–1489 m. Elizabeth Weston 1455–1489
        2. 2. Margaret Cole 1427–
        3. 3. John Cole 1440–
      2. 2. Adam Cole 1409–1524
      3. 3. Robert Cole 1415–
      4. 4. Roger Cole 1415–1524
  2. 2. John (III) Cole 1356–1432
  3. 3. Margaret (Elizabeth Lady) Cole 1372–1400
  4. 4. Margaret Cole 1374–

Sir Cole's Timeline

2 Records

1331
1331
Birth of Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole in Tamar Manor, Nythway, Devon England
Tamar Manor, Nythway, Devon England
1395
abt 1395
Age 64
Death of Sir John II, Knight of Nythway, Cole in Nythway, Devonshire, England
Nythway, Devonshire, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1331
    Event Place: Tamar Manor, Nythway, Devon England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: abt 1395
    Event Place: Nythway, Devonshire, England
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