↑ all children pre-deceased parents (Pettigrew, 1859, p.21).
↑ Cumnor Place, is "where Anthony Forster entertained Amy Lady Dudley, and where she met her end by falling down a 'payre of stayres.'" ("Cumnor," (n.d.). BHO. [3]).
Bartlet, A.D. (1850). An historical and descriptive account of Cumnor Place, Berks, with biographical notices of the lady A. Dudley and of A. Forster, (pp.90). Google Books.
"Forster of Evelith," (1898). Collections for a History of Staffordshire, 1, pp. 255 (citing Huntingdonshire Visitation 1613). Staffordshire Record Society. London: Harrison and Sons. Google Books.[5]
Pettigrew, T.J. (1859). An Inquiry Into the Particulars Connected with the Death of Amy Robsart (Lady Dudley), at Cumnor Place, Berks, Sept. 8, 1560: Being a Reputation of the Calumnies Charged Against Sir Robert Dudley, K.G., Anthony Forster, and Others. Read at the Congress of the British Archaeological Association, Held at Newbury, 1859, (pp.19-24). J.R. Smith and Wright & Company. Google Books.
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