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Baron de
Moleyns (c. 1420–1464),
attainted and
forfeit 1461 Mary Hastings, 5th
Baroness Botreaux, 4th
Baroness Hungerford, 2nd
Baroness de
Moleyns née Hungerford...
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created Baron Moleyns in 1445. One of her
godmothers was
Thomas Chaucer's
daughter Alice. Frideswide. Woodger, L. S. (1993), "
Moleyns, Sir
William (1378–1425)...
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Moleyns may
refer to: Adam
Moleyns (died 1450),
English bishop, lawyer,
royal administrator and
diplomat Baron Moleyns, a
title in the
Peerage of England...
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Englyshe Polycye (1435–38) to
Moleyns but this
theory was
partly based on Warner's
mistaken identification of Adam
Moleyns as a
member of the family's Lancashire...
- the
facts in May 1595. She
married Sir
Barentine Moleyns of
Clapcot near
Wallingford in 1599.
Moleyns, who was
younger than his wife, was said to be notorious...
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William Moleyns (7
January 1378 – 8 June 1425), of
Stoke Poges in Buckinghamshire, and his wife
Margery (died 26
March 1439). With
Catherine Moleyns, he had...
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Thomas Moleyns or Molyn, of Wilton, Wiltshire, was an
English Member of
Parliament and churchwarden. He was a
Member (MP) of the
Parliament of England...
- son of John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk, by his
first wife,
Catharina de
Moleyns. The Duke was the
grandfather of both
Queen Anne
Boleyn and
Queen Katherine...
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Barony of De
Moleyns.
Their son, George,
inherited the
Barony of
Hastings from his
father and the
Baronies of Hungerford,
Botreaux and De
Moleyns from his...
- De
Moleyns family. The
first Baron's grandson, the
third Baron (who
succeeded his uncle),
resumed the
alleged 'ancient'
family name of De
Moleyns by Royal...
