Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Pedigree of the Family of Warren-Hugh De Port, Knight61291
Pg 37 (47 of 135) Hugh de Port, of Etwall, in Derbyshire, Knight
Pg 118 Port: 4. Sir Hugh De Port, second s/o Roger & Sibyl de Port, is called Warren in the “Warren Family” Sir Hugh de Port, of Etwall; but Lyson’s “Magna Brittannia,” Vol V, County Derby, states that the Manor of Etwall, County Derby, was granted to Sir John Port, by Henry VIII, 1540; previously, lands of Welbeck Abbey. Sir John Port was a descendant of Sir Hugh de Port, bearing the same arms, but proof that Sir Hugh was of Etwall does not appear. Sir John’s grandfather, Henry, was at (West) Chester, County Derby.55286
Pg 141 Warren: Sir Hugh de Port, Knight
Pg 319 Sir Hugh De Port, of Etwall84742
Pg 37 (47 of 135) Hugh de Port, of Etwall, in Derbyshire, Knight
Pg 118 Port: 4. Sir Hugh De Port, second s/o Roger & Sibyl de Port, is called Warren in the “Warren Family” Sir Hugh de Port, of Etwall; but Lyson’s “Magna Brittannia,” Vol V, County Derby, states that the Manor of Etwall, County Derby, was granted to Sir John Port, by Henry VIII, 1540; previously, lands of Welbeck Abbey. Sir John Port was a descendant of Sir Hugh de Port, bearing the same arms, but proof that Sir Hugh was of Etwall does not appear. Sir John’s grandfather, Henry, was at (West) Chester, County Derby.55286
Pg 141 Warren: Sir Hugh de Port, Knight
Pg 319 Sir Hugh De Port, of Etwall84742