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Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON 1560–1650 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1560

Birth Location: Exton, Rutlandshire

Death Date: 12 Jan 1650

Death Location: St Margarets, Westminster, London, England

Father: James Exton

Mother: Lucy Sidney

Spouse(s): Edward DUDLEY

Children(s): Mary Sutton

Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON was born in 1560 in Exton, Rutlandshire, the child of James Lord Harington Of Exton And Lucy Sidney. Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON married Edward 5Th Baron Of Dudley Dudley, and had children including Mary Sutton. Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON passed away in 1650 in St Margarets, Westminster, London, England.

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Biography

  • Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON was born in 1560 in Exton, Rutlandshire, the child of James Lord Harington Of Exton And Lucy Sidney.
  • Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON married Edward 5Th Baron Of Dudley Dudley, and had children including Mary Sutton.
  • Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON passed away in 1650 in St Margarets, Westminster, London, England.

Immediate Family

Parents

James Exton
1521–1591
Birth Location: Exton, Rutlandshire
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Lucy Sidney
1521–1591
Birth Location: England
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Spouses(s)

Edward DUDLEY
1567–1643
Birth Location: Dudley Castle, West-Midlands
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Children(s)

Mary Sutton
1586–1645
Birth Location: Exton, Devon, England
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Theodosia HARRINGTON's Ancestors

Self
Theodosia HARRINGTON
1560–1650
Birth Place: Exton, Rutlandshire
Parents
James Lord Harington of Exton
1521–1591
Exton, Rutlandshire
Lucy Sidney
1521–1591
England
Grandparents
John Harrington
1503–1584
Elizabeth Moton
1503–1551
Sir (Lord William Sydney VI "Knight, 7th Lord of Penshurst, Prince Edwards Chamberlain & Seward, Squire to the Body of Henry) VIII"
1482–1553
Penshurst, Kent, England
Lady (Anne\ Anna Allot Sidney Pakenham) Penhurst
1500–1544
Penshurst, Kent, England
Great-Grandparents
John Harrington
1470–1524
Anne Southill
1475–1573
Robert Mutton
1477–1499
Philippa Mutton
1480–1517
Hugh Packenham
1470–1512
Lady Clement
1459–1510
2nd-Great-Grandparents
William Mutton
1448–1482
Margaret Syndham
1440–1477

Theodosia HARRINGTON's Descendants

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Theodosia ("Lady Sutton") HARRINGTON (1560–12 Jan 1650) m. Edward ("5th Baron Of Dudley") DUDLEY (17 June 1567–23 June 1643)
  1. 1. Mary Sutton 1586–1645 m. Alexander Home 1568–1619
    1. 1. Margaret Home 1607–1638 m. James Stuart 1608–1653
      1. 1. Lady (Henrietta) Stuart 1622–1704 m. Hugh (David Campbell (Sir Hugh Campbell of Cawdor) 6th of Cawdor) (Calder) 1625–1716
        1. 1. Anna\Ina Campbell 1670–1740
        2. 2. Alexander Campbell –1697
        3. 3. Hugh Campbell 1685–1760
      2. 2. Mary Campbell 1629–1668
      3. 3. Archibald STUART 1643–1688
      4. 4. Alexander STUART 1634–1701 m. Emilia Balfour 1640–
        1. 1. Charles Stuart 1660–1735
        2. 2. Francis Stuart 1673–1739
        3. 3. James Stuart –1685
        4. 4. John Stuart 1661–
      5. 5. Margaret STUART 1634–1667
      6. 6. Robert Steward 1635–1674 m. Judith Munday 1644–
        1. 1. William Steward 1660–1663
        2. 2. James Steward 1665–
        3. 3. Robert Garrard 1659–1662

Theodosia HARRINGTON's Timeline

2 Records

1560
1560
Birth of Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON in Exton, Rutlandshire
Exton, Rutlandshire
1650
12 Jan 1650
Age 90
Death of Theodosia "Lady Sutton" HARRINGTON in St Margarets, Westminster, London, England
St Margarets, Westminster, London, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1560
    Event Place: Exton, Rutlandshire
    Record Source: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 12 Jan 1650
    Event Place: St Margarets, Westminster, London, England
    Record Source: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index
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