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     Mary Wentworth was born at Mendham Priory, Suffolk, England^G.^3,2 She married Robert Coningsby, son of Thomas Coningsby and Elenor Hackluyt, in 1588.^4,2
     Her married name became Coningsby.²

     Michael Coningsby is the son of Robert Coningsby and Mary Wentworth.²
     This Michael is identical with the Michael Coningsby who was steward to his Kinsman Fitzwilliam Coningsby at Hampton Court in about 1617.² Reference: 113.²

     William Coningsby is the son of Robert Coningsby and Mary Wentworth.²
     Reference: 114.²

     Maria Sadler married Thomas Coningsby, son of Thomas Coningsby and Elenor Hackluyt, on 18 December 1587 at St. Stephens, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England^G.^3,2
     Is this the Mary Sadler who married Thomas Coningsby on 18 Dec 1587 at St Stephens, St Albans, Herts (IGI.)² She was also known as Mary. Her married name became Coningsby.²

     Mary Coningsby is the daughter of Thomas Coningsby and Maria Sadler.²
     Reference: 117.²

     Maria Bryan was born before 1798.¹ She was the daughter of Michael Bryan and Juliana Talbot.¹ She died in 1811.¹

     Francesca Houghton was born at Houghton, Cheshire, England^G.²
     Reference: 119.²

     Frances Coningsby is the daughter of Thomas Coningsby and Francesca Houghton.²
     Reference: 121.²

     Henry Coningsby was born circa 1604.^3,2 He was the son of Thomas Coningsby and Francesca Houghton.² He married Elizabeth Bennett, daughter of Leonard Bennett.⁴ He died in 1636 at Hampton Wafer, Herefordshire, England^G.^5,2 He was buried at Docklow Church^G.²
     Grendon Warren
WARYN DE GRENDON held this manor after the Lacies, in the reign of Henry III., and served as Sheriff with Walter de Lacy, from 1218 to 1220. (Duncumb ii.,118.) The family continued to hold Grendon until the latter part of the fourteenth century, soon after which date it appears to have been purchased by the Blounts. James Blount. the first member of the family settled at Grendon, was third son of Sir Walter Blount, by Donna Sancha de Ayala, a Spanish lady of high birth and great wealth, whom he married about the year 1373. The manor of Grendon continued with his direct descendants until the death of James Blount, s.p., 1555, (Inc. p.m. I & 2 Ph. & M.) when it passed by will to his cousin, Roger Blount, (second son of Thomas Blount, Capt. under Lord Mountjoy) whose eldest son, Richard, had issue, two daughters, by whom the estate was sold. (MS. notes by Dr. Blount.) Its next possessor seems to have been Henry Coningsby. He d. in 1636, leaving Grendon to his son, Bennet, whose eldest son, Thomas Coningsby, was father of George Coningsbv, D.D., Rector of Pencombe, &c., at whose death, in 1766, it went by will to his kinsman, Coningsby Harris of Worcester. He conveyed it to his relative, Roger Hope Elletson, whose wife brought it in marriage to James, last Duke of Chandos, by whom it was sold to the Barnebys of Brockhampton. It has been lately purchased by Mr. Wood of Stafford.
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Henry Coningsby was son of Thomas Coningsby of Hampton Wafer, and grandson of Thomas of Leominster, by Eleanor, dau. of ‘Thomas Hackluyt (See Hampton Wafer and Leominster.)
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Will dated 11 June 1636 [Hampton Wafer]

Source :-
Robinsons Mansions and Manors of Herefordshire.
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     Joyce Evans was born at Northop, Flintshire, Wales^G.²
     Reference: 123.²