see Anne's mother: Lewis, M. (2014, February 21). "Jane Talbot #90148, b. circa 1537." ORTNCA. Web.
see Anne's father: Lewis, M. (2014, February 21). "Sir George Bowes, Sheriff of Yorkshire, Burgess of Knaresborough & Morpeth, Constable of Barnard Castle #90146, b. 1527, d. 20 Aug 1580." ORTNCA. Web.
Burke, J. (1835). A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland Enjoying Territorial Possessions Or High Official Rank, But Uninvested with Heritable Honours, Vol. 2, pp. 40. H. Colburn. Google Books.[6]
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Anne Bowes IN Streatlam pedigree -- Talbot is seen as the brother of Ann, who married 1) Thos Hilton, esq of Hilton and 2) Sir John Delaval of North Dissington.[1]
Note that dau. Mary is called Mary Hilton in the will ... I'm assuming she is same person who became the second wife of Robert Brandling and had 2 sons. The first was Roger (slain in the Royal cause), then Robert, who succeeded, and married Helen Lindley.
BTW ... Burke calls Thos. "Lord of Hilton" ... but this is incorrect, since it was his son HENRY who took livery of Sir William's estate. Thomas died before his father ...
Note that dau. Mary is called Mary Hilton in the will ... I'm assuming she is same person who became the second wife of Robert Brandling and had 2 sons. The first was Roger (slain in the Royal cause), then Robert, who succeeded, and married Helen Lindley.
BTW ... Burke calls Thos. "Lord of Hilton" ... but this is incorrect, since it was his son HENRY who took livery of Sir William's estate. Thomas died before his father ...