How is Margaret Beauchamp, Richard Haines’s 9th Great Grandmother?

Question

Does anyone know how Margaret Beauchamp (Beauchamp-82) (grandmother of Henry Tudor) is 9th great grandmother of Richard Haines (Haines-3434) (b1639-d.1682) who died on the Amity on his way to America from England?

I have found lines between them but it’s a 15 degree line. Here is the website I found stated she is his 9th great grandmother. 

https://hainesfamilyofnewjersey.myfreesites.net/

“ Margaret Beauchamp was the grandmother of Henry Tudor, the first welsh King of England. Margaret, born about 1410, was the daughter of Sir John Beauchamp, 3rd Baron Beauchamp of Bletsoe, Bedfordshire, and his second wife, Edith Stourton, daughter of Sir John Stourton. Margaret figures prominently in the 2010 Philippa Gregory novel The Red Queen, and was played by Frances Tomelty in the 2013 television adaptation The White Queen. Gregory also includes Beauchamp in her 2011 prequel novel The Lady of the Rivers.

Margaret Beauchamp was Richard's 9th great grandmother ”

Answer 1

The cited pdf has the following line:

Richard Haines (1642-1682)

John Haynes (1614-1665) - father

Margaret Cokayne (ca. 1582-1618)  - grandmother

Jane Denys (ca. 1562-) - 1g

Walter Denys (- ca. 1605) - 2g

Anne St. John (1518-1565) - 3g

Sir John St. John (1498-1562) - 4g

Sir John St. John (ca. 1460-1525) - 5g

Sir John St. John (ca. 1440 - ) - 6g

Margaret Beauchamp (1410-1462) - 7g

http://file:///C:/Users/user1/Downloads/Richard%20Haines%20of%20Aynhoe%20(1).pdf

I have not made any effort to verify the line.

Comments

Hi Roger thank you for this! I cannot download the file though. Is there someway of getting it a different way? Maybe email or through a website? I am not finding any information on Jane Denys and Margaret Cokayne if you have any additional information.

Thank you,

Jessica