Descendancy for 2nd Lord Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Devon Sir Hugh De Courtenay: The Valley And Fitzgerald Family Trees

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2nd Lord Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Devon Sir Hugh De Courtenay

1303 - 1377 (73 years)

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Sir Philip Courtenay

Elizabeth Hungerford

Sir John Courtenay

Joan Champernon

Privy Counsellor, Chancellor of Oxford, Bishop of Norwich, Ambassador to France Honorable and Reverend Richard Courtenay

Lieutenant of Ireland Sir Philip Courtenay

Member of Parliament Sir Philip Cary

Elizabeth Courtenay

Sir Robert Cary

Unknown

Chancellor of Oxford, Bishop of Hereford, Bishop of London, Lord High Chancellor, Archbishop of Canterbury William Courtenay

Member of Parliament Thomas Courtenay

Elizabeth Courtenay

Lord Courtenay Sir Edward De Courtenay

5th Lord Courtenay, 4th Earl of Devon Hugh De Courtenay

4th Lord Courtenay, 3rd Earl of Devon Sir Edward De Courtenay

Sir Hugh De Courtenay

Elizabeth Cogan

Philippe L'Arcedekne

Margaret Courtenay

Theobald Granville

Edward De Courtenay

Member of Parliament Sir Hugh Courtenay

Maude Matilda Beaumont

Edward De Courtenay

Emmeline Dawnay

Member of Parliament John De Courtenay

Captain of Calais, Chamberlain to King Richard II, Castellan of Windsor, Standard-Bearer to King Edward III Sir Piers De Courtenay

Humphrey De Courtenay

4th Baroness Cobham Joan de la Pole

John de la Pole

Lady Margaret De Courtenay

3rd Lord Cobham John Cobham

Lady Elizabeth De Courtenay

Elizabeth Luttrel

Catherine de Beaumont

Andrew Lutterell

3rd Lord Courtenay Sir Hugh De Courtenay

Margaret de Bryan

Lady Maud Holand

Sir Hugh De Courtenay

Elizabeth de Vere

2nd Lord Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Devon Sir Hugh De Courtenay

Countess of Devon Margaret De Bohun