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Edmund Trafford (abt. 1485 - 1533)

Sir Edmund Trafford
Born about in Trafford, Lancashire, Englandmap
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Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
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Died at about age 48 in Englandmap
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Profile last modified | Created 19 Mar 2011
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Biography

European Aristocracy
Sir Edmund Trafford was a member of the aristocracy in England.

Sir Edmond Trafford (c.1485-1533) was the son of Sir Edmond Trafford and Margaret Savage. He married Elizabeth Longford, daughter of Sir Ralph Longford.

Children of Sir Edmond Trafford and Elizabeth Longford

  1. Elizabeth Trafford d. 22 Jun 1582
  2. Sir Edmond Trafford d. 1564
  3. George Trafford
  4. Thomas Trafford
  5. Henry Trafford
  6. Richard Trafford
  7. four other daughters

Sources


Flowers Lanc 1567 p.3





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Here is another source for birth and death dates.

"Sir Edmund Trafford, who was born in 1485, died on the 28th June, 1533, being then forty-eight years of age."County Families of Lancashire and Chester": Croston, James

The Pedigree listed is from the Visitation of Lancashire 1567 by William Flowers: Trafford of Trafford page 2

posted by Maxine (Burch) Keske
edited by Maxine (Burch) Keske
As there are two kinds of Sir in the UK, a knight or a baronet, could you please add Knt in the suffix field of this profile?
posted by BB Sahm
Hello - A baronet is a title mostly awarded in the 1600's. A Knight Banneret is a knight that has been knighted a second time (the first time is Knight Bachelor). The title Sir normally indicates a knight, so the suffix Knt is not necessarily additionally required.

Shaw's Knights of England p.48 shows that Edmund Trafford was made Knight Bachelor after 16 Nov 1532, as Sheriff of Lancashire, so he wasn't a Knight for very long..... The heading above possibly suggests he may have accompanied Henry VIII to Calais, and been knighted in relation to this.

posted by David Morley

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