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See: 'Blanche Parry Queen Elizabeth I's Confidante' by Ruth E. Richardson, published Logaston Press 2007.
 
See: 'Blanche Parry Queen Elizabeth I's Confidante' by Ruth E. Richardson, published Logaston Press 2007.
  
Also: www.blancheparry.com ... and Wikipedia on (1) Blanche Parry and (2) Blanche Herbert Lady Troy.
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Also: www.blancheparry.com [http://www.blancheparry.com/]... and Wikipedia on (1) Blanche Parry and (2) Blanche Herbert Lady Troy.
  
 
Also: calendar (superb pictures + texts): 'Blanche Parry & Queen Elizabeth I', sold to benefit the family Church.
 
Also: calendar (superb pictures + texts): 'Blanche Parry & Queen Elizabeth I', sold to benefit the family Church.

Latest revision as of 17:42, 25 September 2011

Whitney Family Groups > Medieval Whitney Families > Whitneys of Clifford

Origin

This family originated with John Whitney of Gorsington, whose son inherited Clifford through his marriage.[1] Although John's parentage is not conclusively known, we do know that "this Branch bore the same Arms as Whitney of Whitney, with a Crescent for Difference",[2] so it is almost certain that they descended from a younger son of the Whitneys of Whitney. In addition, according to heraldic cadency, a crescent was traditionally used to differentiate the arms of the second son from those of his elder brother.[3] Robert Whitney of Whitney had a second son named John who was just about the correct age to be the same as John Whitney of Gorsington.

Primary Male Lineage

Related Branches

Primary Holdings

  • Inherited by Eustace Whitney, of Gorsington, Esq., and his heirs from his wife -----, the daughter and heir of William Vaughan, the tyrant of Clifford.

Resources

External Resources

See: 'Blanche Parry Queen Elizabeth I's Confidante' by Ruth E. Richardson, published Logaston Press 2007.

Also: www.blancheparry.com [4]... and Wikipedia on (1) Blanche Parry and (2) Blanche Herbert Lady Troy.

Also: calendar (superb pictures + texts): 'Blanche Parry & Queen Elizabeth I', sold to benefit the family Church.

References

1. ^  Pedigree of Whitney, of Clifford, in Herefordshire

2. ^  Ibid.

3. Cadency (last visited July 9, 2006).