Paternal Family Tree: Waldegrave
In 1517 Edward Waldegrave was born to John Waldegrave [aged 30].
On 6th October 1543 [his father] John Waldegrave [aged 56] died.
Around 1545 [his daughter] Magdalen Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave [aged 28] and [his future wife] Frances Neville [aged 26]. She married before 8th September 1598 John Southcote and had issue.
In 1548 Edward Waldegrave [aged 31] and Frances Neville [aged 29] were married at Addington Park, Kent.
In September 1551 Edward Waldegrave [aged 34] was imprisoned at Tower of London [Map] for refusing to carry out the Privy Council's ban on Princess Mary [aged 35] her having mass said in her house.
Around 1554 [his son] Nicholas Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave [aged 37] and [his wife] Frances Neville [aged 35].
On 16th July 1557 Anne of Cleves Queen Consort England [aged 41] died at Chelsea Manor [Map]. She was buried at Westminster Abbey [Map] on 3rd August 1557. She was the last of Henry VIII's six wives to die having outlived him by ten years. Hever Castle, Kent [Map] appears to have been appropriated by Edward Waldegrave [aged 40], one of the Commissioners for the sale of Crown land, who assigned himself the Castle and estate of Hever.
On 1st September 1561 Edward Waldegrave [aged 44] died at the Tower of London [Map]. His estates, including Hever Castle, Kent [Map], were inherited by his son Charles Waldegrave.
Henry Machyn's Diary. 1st September 1561. The furst day of September ded the good and gentylle knyght ser Edward Walgraff [aged 44] whyle in the Towre [Map], the wyche he was put for herryng of masse and kepyng a prest in ys howse that dyd say masse, and was putt to hys fyne.
Henry Machyn's Diary. 3rd September 1561. The sam day was bered with-in the Towre [Map], with[-in] the quer be-syd the he [high] auter, by torche lyght, the wyche (confinement) kyld hym, for he was swone vere grett, ser Edward [Walgrave] [deceased].
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In 1562 Chideok Paulett [aged 42] and [his former wife] Frances Neville [aged 43] were married. He the son of William Paulet 1st Marquess Winchester [aged 79] and Elizabeth Capell Marchioness Winchester. They were fourth cousin once removed. She a great x 4 granddaughter of King Edward III of England.
On 18th October 1599 [his former wife] Frances Neville [aged 80] died at Borley, Essex.
[his daughter] Mary Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville.
[his daughter] Catherine Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville.
[his son] Francis Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville.
[his son] Christopher Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville.
[his daughter] Frances Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville.
In or after 1548 [his son] Charles Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville. He married in or before 1568 his fourth cousin once removed Jermina Jerningham and had issue.
[his daughter] Catherine Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville.
[his daughter] Magdalen Waldegrave was born to Edward Waldegrave and Frances Neville.
Great x 2 Grandfather: William Waldegrave 
Great x 1 Grandfather: Thomas Waldegrave
Grandfather: Edward Waldegrave
Great x 1 Grandmother: Elizabeth Fray
father: John Waldegrave