Sir Nicholas D'AUNEY Lord of East Allington
(Abt 1282-1334)
Elizabeth (Joan) DURRANT
(Abt 1282-)
Sir Walter DE TREVERBYN
(Abt 1286-)
Margery BLOYOU
(Abt 1286-)
Sir John D'AUNEY
(Abt 1302-1347)
Sibyl DE TREVERBYN
(Abt 1306-Abt 1360)
Emmeline (Emma) DAWNEY
(Abt 1328-Abt 1368)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. Sir Edward COURTENAY

Emmeline (Emma) DAWNEY 1

  • Born: Abt 1328, Ingoldsby, Lincolnshire, England
  • Marriage (1): Sir Edward COURTENAY about 1356
  • Died: Abt 1368 aged about 40

  General Notes:

While in the Holy Lands, Sir Nicholas Dawnay's 'estate, consisting of fifteen large manors in Cornwall, was conveyed into the family of Courtenay, Earls of Devon, by the marriage of Emmeline (or Emma), daughter and heir to Sir John Dawney, of Madfordferry in the county of SomersetshIre to Edward, son and heir apparent of Hugh, the second Earl of Devon, who dying before his father, left issue by her: two sons, Edward, the third Earl of Devon; and Hugh of Haccombe [Devonshire] and Boconnock [Cornwall], Esq. father [grandfather] of Edward Courtenay, whom King Henry VII. for his adherence to the house of Lancaster, advanced to the Earldom of Devonshire October 28th, 1485, first of his reign.'

Doyle states October 26th, 1485 and calls him grand nephew, which is correct.

She brought East Allington, Devonshire to Sir Edward Courtenay., ,


Emmeline married Sir Edward COURTENAY, son of Sir Hugh DE COURTENAY 2nd Earl of Devon and Margaret DE BOHUN, about 1356. (Sir Edward COURTENAY was born about 1329 in Haccombe, Devonshire, England and died after 3 May 1357.)


Sources


1 John H. McDougall YoungRootsweb database(http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=johnhmyoung&id=I48&ti=%2C+).

J. Ferran 18/07/2019


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