Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
NameSir Thomas Arundell Howard 
98735,98672,98736,98737,98738,98739,98740,98741,98742,98743,98744,98745,98746
98735,98672,98736,98737,98738,98739,98740,98741,98742,98743,98744,98745,98746Residenceca 1570, Germany98737
Memowas elevated to the peerage in 1605 as 1st Baron Arundel of Wardour
Occupationserved the Holy Roman Empire in its war against the Turks & Emperor Rudolph II made him a count98754
FatherSir Matthew Arundell Howard (ca1530-<1598)
MotherMargaret Willoughby (~1528-1613)
Misc. Notes
Pg 240 Count Thomas Arundel-Howard20 was created by Rodolph II, Emperor of Germany, a Count of the Holy Roman Empire.
Pg 241 Count Thomas Arundel-Howard20 returned to England, gained favor with the Tudors & was elevated to the peerage in 1605 as 1st Baron Arundel of Wardour84857
Thomas ARUNDELL, 1st Baron Arundel of Wardour.98757
Pg 1 Lord Thomas Arundel (who often wrote his name as Thomas Arundel-Howard), the 1st Baron Arundel of Wardour53474
Pg 146 Sec 1 Howard: Sir Th Arundel wanderer for years over Europe, returned to Eng. aft the death of Queen Eliz. (1603), regained favor, and was created Baron Arundel of Warder, by which name he is known in subsequent history98539
Pg 147 Sir Thomas Arundell, surnamed the Valiant, he served as a volunteer in the Imperial Army in Hungary, cr Count of the Holy Roman Empire by emperor Rudolph II 14 Dec 1595, in recognition of his having captured the Turkish standard at the battle of Gran; cr Baron Arundell of Wardour 4 May 1605 by King James I17389
Pg 76 Sir Thomas Arundel, surnamed the Valiant, he served as a volunteer in the Imperial Army in Hungary; cr. Count of the Holy Roman Empire by Emperor Rudolph II 14 Dec 1595, in recognition of his having captured the Turkish standard at the Battle of Gran; cr. Baron Arundel of Wardour 4 May 1605 by King James I17798
Pg 241 Count Thomas Arundel-Howard20 returned to England, gained favor with the Tudors & was elevated to the peerage in 1605 as 1st Baron Arundel of Wardour84857
Thomas ARUNDELL, 1st Baron Arundel of Wardour.98757
Pg 1 Lord Thomas Arundel (who often wrote his name as Thomas Arundel-Howard), the 1st Baron Arundel of Wardour53474
Pg 146 Sec 1 Howard: Sir Th Arundel wanderer for years over Europe, returned to Eng. aft the death of Queen Eliz. (1603), regained favor, and was created Baron Arundel of Warder, by which name he is known in subsequent history98539
Pg 147 Sir Thomas Arundell, surnamed the Valiant, he served as a volunteer in the Imperial Army in Hungary, cr Count of the Holy Roman Empire by emperor Rudolph II 14 Dec 1595, in recognition of his having captured the Turkish standard at the battle of Gran; cr Baron Arundell of Wardour 4 May 1605 by King James I17389
Pg 76 Sir Thomas Arundel, surnamed the Valiant, he served as a volunteer in the Imperial Army in Hungary; cr. Count of the Holy Roman Empire by Emperor Rudolph II 14 Dec 1595, in recognition of his having captured the Turkish standard at the Battle of Gran; cr. Baron Arundel of Wardour 4 May 1605 by King James I17798
Military
Pg 240 Count Thomas Arundel-Howard20 served in the Imperial Hungarian Army against the Turks84857
Thomas ARUNDELL had gone to Europe with an introductory letter from Queen Elizabeth, in which she referred to him as her "dearest cousin Thomas Arundel." While there, due to bravery in battle, the Emporer of Germany gave him as Thomas ARUNDEL the title of "Count of the Empire." (S: Edward Doran Webb, "Notes by the 12th Lord Arundell of Wardour on the Family History", (London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1916), 32-41 and John Pym Yeatman, "The Early Genealogical History of the House of Arundel," (London:
Mitchell and Hughes, 1882), 274-277., FHL microfilm 496545, item 4)98757
Thomas ARUNDELL had gone to Europe with an introductory letter from Queen Elizabeth, in which she referred to him as her "dearest cousin Thomas Arundel." While there, due to bravery in battle, the Emporer of Germany gave him as Thomas ARUNDEL the title of "Count of the Empire." (S: Edward Doran Webb, "Notes by the 12th Lord Arundell of Wardour on the Family History", (London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1916), 32-41 and John Pym Yeatman, "The Early Genealogical History of the House of Arundel," (London:
Mitchell and Hughes, 1882), 274-277., FHL microfilm 496545, item 4)98757
Research
There are theory's to the contrary that Thomas Arundell Howard was not Matthew Howards father.
Some claim that Thomas Arundell, never had a son Matthew, and this was a hoax.[Elizabeth TODD.FTW]3738
The ancestry of Matthew Howard is unknown. One theory of his ancestry, the Howard-Arundell theory has been found to have no validity.98645
Pg 6 Baron Arundel (Thomas Arundel Howard) married Anne Calvert, daughter of the Second Lord Baltimore & died 10/4/1646.84858 (Another wife? Died in 1646 or 1639?)
Some claim that Thomas Arundell, never had a son Matthew, and this was a hoax.[Elizabeth TODD.FTW]3738
The ancestry of Matthew Howard is unknown. One theory of his ancestry, the Howard-Arundell theory has been found to have no validity.98645
Pg 6 Baron Arundel (Thomas Arundel Howard) married Anne Calvert, daughter of the Second Lord Baltimore & died 10/4/1646.84858 (Another wife? Died in 1646 or 1639?)