Kevin Patrick Mostyn Family - Person Sheet
Kevin Patrick Mostyn Family - Person Sheet
NameEdmund DUTTON, 19G Grandfather
FatherSir Thomas DUTTON Lord Of Dutton (1314-1381)
MotherEllen THORNTON (1316-)
Web Notes notes for Edmund DUTTON
Notes Extracted from "Genealogy of the Dutton family of Pennsylvania" compiled by Gilbert Cope, printed in 1871 (p.19):
He was the younger brother of the heir to the Dutton estates, Lawrence. He died before Lawrence, so he never inherited the Dutton lands, but when Lawrence died without an heir in 1392, Edmund's son, SIR PIERS, inherited the estates. Edmund became Lord of the Manors of Church-Minshull and Aston-Mondram by his marriage to JOAN the heiress.
"Leyester's Historical Antiquities", pp. 248-260, published 1673 as found in Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Dutton Family of Pennsylvania", published 1871.
Edmund Dutton, younger Son of Sir Thomas, married Joan Daughter and Heir of Henry Minshull de Church-Minshull by whom he had the Manors of Church-Minshull and Aston-Mondram; and had Issue Sir Peter Dutton, who became Heir to his Uncle Sir Lawrence Dutton of Dutton: Hugh Dutton, second Son of whom the Duttons of Hatton nigh Warton in Cheshire, whose Posterity afterwards, in process of time, became Heirs of Dutton Lands under Henry the Eighth: Lawrence Dutton another Son and Thomas Dutton, another Son: Agnes de Dutton, a Daughter, married William Leycester of Nether-Tabley, 1398. 22 Rich. 2; and Ellen, another Daughter.
This Edmund died before his Brother Sir Lawrence; and Joan his widow afterwards married William de Hooton, and had Issue by him. Joan died 11 Rich. 2. 1387, at which time Peter Dutton, her Son and Heir was twenty Years old.
He was the younger brother of the heir to the Dutton estates, Lawrence. He died before Lawrence, so he never inherited the Dutton lands, but when Lawrence died without an heir in 1392, Edmund's son, SIR PIERS, inherited the estates. Edmund became Lord of the Manors of Church-Minshull and Aston-Mondram by his marriage to JOAN the heiress.
"Leyester's Historical Antiquities", pp. 248-260, published 1673 as found in Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Dutton Family of Pennsylvania", published 1871.
Edmund Dutton, younger Son of Sir Thomas, married Joan Daughter and Heir of Henry Minshull de Church-Minshull by whom he had the Manors of Church-Minshull and Aston-Mondram; and had Issue Sir Peter Dutton, who became Heir to his Uncle Sir Lawrence Dutton of Dutton: Hugh Dutton, second Son of whom the Duttons of Hatton nigh Warton in Cheshire, whose Posterity afterwards, in process of time, became Heirs of Dutton Lands under Henry the Eighth: Lawrence Dutton another Son and Thomas Dutton, another Son: Agnes de Dutton, a Daughter, married William Leycester of Nether-Tabley, 1398. 22 Rich. 2; and Ellen, another Daughter.
This Edmund died before his Brother Sir Lawrence; and Joan his widow afterwards married William de Hooton, and had Issue by him. Joan died 11 Rich. 2. 1387, at which time Peter Dutton, her Son and Heir was twenty Years old.