Thomas Walsingham (abt. 1416 - abt. 1467)

Born about 1416 in England

Ancestors

Descendants

Died about 25 Mar 1467 at about age 51 in England

Biography

Sir Thomas Walsingham II (b. abt. 1416 - d. abt. 25 Mar 1467 age 51),[1][2][3] finally got married after his father died. He was 43-years-old when he married Constance Dryland in 1459.[4]

Parents

• Father: Thomas Walsingham, citizen of London and vinter (d. 1457; second will: 15 Mar 1457, proved: 17 May 1457).[5]
• Mother: Margaret Bamme (d. 1445; bur. St. Katherine by the Tower), dau. of Adam Bamme (d. 06 Jun 1397), goldsmith of Gillingham, Kent and twice mayor of London.

Siblings

• Phillipe (Phillipa).[6]

m. Thomas Ballard, esq. of Horton, sheriff of Kent in 1452.

Marriage

m. (1459) Constance (Custume) Dryland (d. 14 Nov 1476). Issue: 5

• (eldest) Thomas "died young" (b. abt. 1460 - d. 1467; age 7 on 25 Mar 1467).[7]

• James "died as an infant".[8]

• (heir) James (b. Nov 1462; age 14 on 14 Nov 1467)[9]

m. Eleanor, dau. of Walter Writtle and Eleanor Boston.[10]

• Joan.[11]

• Margaret.[12]

Sources

• "Archives of Faversham 1304-1324," (1882). Archaeologia Cantiana, 14, pp. 200. Kent Archaelogical Society. Google Books.[13]

• Robertson, W.A. (1880). "Walsingham." Kentish archæology, 4, pp. 18. Google Books. Pedigree.[14]

• Webb, E.A., Miller, G.W. & Beckwith, J. (1899). The History of Chislehurst: Its Church, Manors, and Parish. London: George Allen. Google Books.[15][16]