Giving Constantia Ernle a Royal Ascent

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Giving Constantia Ernle a Royal Ascent

Legg inn av WJhonson » 28 aug 2007 05:47:23

On Leo's excellent database here
http://www.genealogics.org/pedigree.php ... 2&tree=LEO

we see the pedigree for that Constantia Ernle who married Thomas Hay, 9th Earl of Kinnoull in 1741

She died 29 Jun 1753 per Leo.

We see her pedigree is short, only giving her parents. I shall now rectify that, giving her a line that stretches back thinly at least 30 generations.

Her mother Constantia Rolt was the only daughter of Sir Thomas Rolt, Knt of Sacomb, Hertfordshire. This Constantia married, as Leo has it as well, John Kyrle Ernle.

His dates are given by Money-Kryle family muniments editor as 1682-1725

John Kyrle Ernle was the son of Sir John Ernle, Knt who d 1686, by his wife Vincentia Kyrle the eldest daughter of Sir John Kyrle, Knt of Much Marcle by his wife Rebecca Vincent.

And thus we explain her name "Vincentia" which is rather odd. Vincentia is given dates by the family editor of 1651-1683
See
http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/documentxs ... esheet=xsl\A2A_com.xsl&keyword=Kyrle&properties=0601

There is a settlement in which she is explicitly called "Eldest daughter" of Sir John Kyrle of Much Marcle, for her marriage in 1674 to "John Ernle junior of Burytown in Highworth, Wilts."

The exact marriage date can be found here (For marriage see http://www.familysearch.org - IGI - British Isles - Batch M137231) in the extracted marriages from Much Marcle as 6 Dec 1674

This John Ernle, her husband is that one who d 1686 obviously v.p. as his father John Ernle of Whetham d 1697 having been born "abt 1618" as it's said.

Returning to Vincentia Kyrle (1651-83), she was the daughter of that Sir John Kyrle who succeeded his grandfather, has probate 1683, and Rebecca Vincent on 16 Dec 1647 at Much Marcle. His marriage is in the parish register extract and the settlement is specified in the family papers (ibid at A2A).

Unfortunately his wife's family is not specified, but I'd wish to know is she may be related to the Vincent of Stoke d'Abernon or Bernake.

Continuing with Sir John (probate 1683) his parents were Francis Kyrle by his wife Hester Tracy. This connection may be seen here
http://books.google.com/books?id=VikAAA ... #PPA296,M1
Burke's Extinct and dormant baronetcies, "Kyrle"

At this point, the point where Francis Kyrle d.v.p. in 1649, son of Sir John Kyrle, Bart (cr 1627) d 1650 by his wife Sybil Scudamore heiress of her father Philip Esq we must leave the Kyrle to their curling and go after the Tracies.

Hester Tracy being that one who was the daughter of Paul Tracy, 1st Bart of Stanway, Sheriff of Gloucs. d 4 Mar 1625/6 as stirnet
http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/briti ... htm#btstan

by his wife Anne Shakerley dau of Ralph Shakerley of Aynho

Following stirnet we find that Paul Tracy was the son of Richard Tracy of Stanway, Sheriff of Gloucs by his wife Barbara Lucy. Looking up the Lucy's we find Barbara's grandfather was that Sir Richard Empson, Speaker of the House of Commons and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster who was beheaded 17 Aug 1510 at Tower Hill, London for this see
http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/view ... gskw=&cr=1

Barbara's other grandfather was Edmund Lucy of Charlecote d 1495 per Leo

Returning to the royal line, Richard Tracy of Stanway was the son of William Tracy of Toddingham by his wife Margaret Throckmorton.

This line ascends as well to the Pauncefote about whom we've recently spoken, to wit that Sir John Pauncefote "only son" who in 4H4 had to defend his title to Crickhowel and whose daughter Margaret married William Tracy, Sheriff of Gloucs living in 1449.

On the other side, Richard Tracy of Stanway had as maternal grandparents Sir Thomas Throckmorton, Knt of Coughton, Warwick d 13 Jul 1472 who has an Altar Tomb at John the Baptist, Fladbury, Worcs. and his wife Margaret Olney

Thomas Throckmorton ascends in 16 steps to Italy, through the Durvassal, Camville families to Aubrey "the Chamberlain", 1st Earl of Oxford and then continuing up to Berneger, King of Italy.

Will Johnson


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