Misc. Notes
Sir Robert Goushill, Knight of Heveringham, Co. Nottingham
54072Pg 38 Robert Goushill, Knt
17593Pg 90 Robert Goushill, Knt, of Hoveringham Pg 145 co Nottingham
Pg 14 Line 19, Sir Robert Goushill of Hoveringham, co Nottingham
17594Pg 207 Chap 2, Sir Robert Goushill of Hoveringham, co Nottingham
17595Pg 503 Sir Robert Goushill, Knt
84867Vol 18 Image114of480 Pg 962 Sir Robert Goushill of Hoveringham, Nottinghamshire
17596Pg 95 Sir Robert Goushill, Knt, of Hoveringham, Notts
18007Pg 204 Sir Robert Goushill, Knt, of Hoveringham, Notts
Spouses
1Elizabeth Fitz Alan
85125,84882,84883,84885,85126,85127,85128,85129,85130,85131,85132,85133,85134,84889,85108,85109,84892,85135,85136,85137,85138,85139,85140,84898,85111,85141,85142,85143,85144,85145,85115,84934,85146,85147,85148,85149
Memo1375 - Married in 1378? 1371?
Death8 Jul 1425, Wighill, Harrogate Borough, North Yorkshire, England85154,85155,85156,85157,85158,85159,85160,85161,85162,85163,85164,85165,85166
Burial8 Jul 1425, St Michael Churchyard, Hoveringham, Newark and Sherwood District, Nottinghamshire, England85167
Misc. Notes
Elizabeth, Duchess of Norfolk, d/o Sir Richard FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel... her father being descended from Henry III and her mother from Edward I.
54072Pg 145 11 Elizabeth Fitz Alan Marr3: without the king's license bef 19 Aug 1401 (when her dower lands were ordered back into the king's hands) to
Robert Goushill, (then) Esq, of Hoveringham, co Nottingham. She was pardoned on 28 Sep 1401 & her lands were restored. He was knighted & received control of her dower land.
17593Vol 18 Image114of480 Pg 962 Elizabeth Fitzalan, dowager duchess of Norfolk
17596Vol 2 Image122 Lady Elizabeth Fitzalan
17597
Research
Pg 32 Sir Thomas, 6th Lord Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshall of England, marr: Lady Elizabeth Fitz-Allan, d/o Richard, Earl of Arundel & had Lady Margaret de Mowbray
85168 (she married Sir Robert Goushill or Sir Thomas Mowbray or both?)
Lady Elizabeth Goushill; Child: Catherine Beauchamp
82287. (Child by which husband?)
Marr Memowithout the king’s license (when her dower lands were ordered back into the king’s hands)