Maternal Family Tree: Agnes Hussey 1522-1588
Around 1522 Agnes Hussey was born to John Hussey of Shipwick, Dorset [aged 13].
In 1540 [her daughter] Mary Moore was born to [her future husband] Roger Moore of Burcester, Oxfordshire and Agnes Hussey [aged 18]. She married in or before 1555 Michael Blount and had issue.
In 1544 [her daughter] Elizabeth Moore was born to [her future husband] Roger Moore of Burcester, Oxfordshire and Agnes Hussey [aged 22]. She married (1) 3rd May 1562 Gabriel Fowler (2) in or before 1583 John Brocket and had issue.
Before September 1551 Roger Moore of Burcester, Oxfordshire and Agnes Hussey [aged 29] were married.
In September 1551 [her husband] Roger Moore of Burcester, Oxfordshire died.
On 3rd March 1552 Thomas Curzon and Agnes Hussey [aged 30] were married.
Around 1553 [her daughter] Mary Curzon was born to [her husband] Thomas Curzon and Agnes Hussey [aged 31]. She married 1572 George Fermor of Easton Neston and had issue.
In or before 1555 [her son-in-law] Michael Blount [aged 25] and [her daughter] Mary Moore [aged 14] were married..
In 1555 [her husband] Thomas Curzon died.
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In May 1555 Michael Wentworth [aged 43] and Agnes Hussey [aged 33] were married. This marriage is not mentioned on her monument so is, therefore, questionable. As is the date so soon after the death of her husband Thomas Curzon.
On 13th October 1558 [her husband] Michael Wentworth [aged 46] died. He was buried at St Margaret's Church, Westminster [Map].
On 3rd May 1562 [her son-in-law] Gabriel Fowler and [her daughter] Elizabeth Moore [aged 18] were married at St Peter le Poer Church, Broad Street.
In 1572 [her son-in-law] George Fermor of Easton Neston [aged 21] and [her daughter] Mary Curzon [aged 19] were married.
In or before 1583 [her son-in-law] John Brocket [aged 42] and [her daughter] Elizabeth Moore [aged 38] were married.
On 20th October 1588 Agnes Hussey [aged 66] died.
. St Etheldreda's Church, Hatfield [Map]. Monument to Agnes Hussey and her daughter Elizabeth Moore.
Elizabeth Moore: In 1544 she was born to Roger Moore of Burcester, Oxfordshire and Agnes Hussey. On 3rd May 1562 Gabriel Fowler and she were married at St Peter le Poer Church, Broad Street. In or before 1583 John Brocket and she were married. On 24th June 1612 she died.
